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1NTHE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
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VOLUME’ I
SANPORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MARCH 5, 1920 *•
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NUMBER 111
FLORIDA IS FROM MIAMI BY AIR
APPEARS UNDER FIRE FROM COLD ■ fur state
TOURIST WILL RETURN
IN NEWEST METHOD
NEW JERSEY STARTS IT OVER TOLD AT PRES’NT
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Suit Declaring Amendm
STATES RIG H TS
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attorney
and
general
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palm er
c o m m i s s i o n e r
uate work despite .the distance from
tho campus. C lau d e’ S. Ogilvie,
principal oT the Sanford school..keeps
the class records.—Gainesville Sun.
Sanford is the only graduate Class
in th e United States being a re
cord of which we can be all proud.
There are eight m em bers enrolled
T he class meets e v e ry two weeks
and Prof. E. C^Beck comes here from
th e University of FI orida at Gaines
ville to teach the class. .
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STATE DII) NOT# SUFFER AS H IG H PRICE OF frCRS MAKES
TH E
GAME
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FIRST REPORTED BUT BAD
E V K N 'jN FLORIDA
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It would not occur to many peo
Tampa. M af. 5.
ple th at a highly profitablo industry
While there is no doubt th a t the in Florida just now is trapping. T ra p
damage to .y o u n g and tender crops, ping has nearly alw ays beep associa
done by the severe frost Monday ted with the Fold climates where
night, was considerable in the vicinity anumals with heavy furs are to he
ping hiis nearly alw ays been a s s o c i
of Miami, later Inspection shows that
ated with tho rojd climates wTuro
the first ostim atc of ffi.QOO.OOO is an nnimals with .heavy furs abound
overestimate.
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but some of the m ost vnlqabiu furs
The rest of the sta te suffered in are to be found in Florida.
The industry, however, has not
spots only, th e cold wave apparently
always
been profitable in Florida for
acting in a freakish m anner, landing
the
very
good reason th at the d e
hard on Aorae localities and dealing
mand
for
furs baa not nlwAys been
lightly with others. Tem peratures
generally w orem urh higher 'yesterday, as great qs It ia now for every kind
and still on the rise, with a prol.a of fur. A brown m uskrat pelt th a t
bility of rain rn the northern part of was worth a dollar two years ago is
woth* fifty-one dollars now.. The pelt
the state.
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of one skunk, a ntuMi despiced ani
U. Cv^ZclufT of the F’edoral- Plan
mal is worth several days hunting in
Board ;safd th a t white he hird made
F'iorida woods.
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no comprehensive survey of the situ
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few
woodsmen
along
the
St.
ation he believes th a t the damage to
Johns
river
have
found
th
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t
there
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citrus in this section is confined to
money
in
trapping
fox,
coons,
skunks
setting.back the new growth from six
to eight inches. Cnbbege in some sec-* ami beavdr.'T hey find a ready m ar
lions of the* Central part of the state ket: and enger ■"‘ifenratld fur all tho
was ruined, w hilr others it w as un pelts, they can secure.
A recent article frim the B u t i n
harmed. The next season's crop, of
, !tniH is pan tira'.ly uninjured by News- Bureau axya that all signs
reason of the fact th at February was pbi.it to th i\ country becoming the
so unusually cold t h a t 'the new bloom mo*l I’pfurred nntion, with lie p»>*-silile cxi-cption of the Eskimos.
was not fully developed.
While London •'Still disputes the
In the Fort Myers fruit and veget
able district tho damage .according to. fuel American fur deilers soy .th is
a statem ent of John M. Boring, de country has become, the tenter of
monstration agent for Lee eounty- the fur Industry. It is interesting to
ennsistfd of dnmage to cucumbe. note the 12,000 Aiaskn realskins
and wutermelon crops of 40 per cenr offered for sulo on- account ot the
tom ato and eggplants 20 per centt United States Governm ent wefe
hut the beans, potatoes and peppers dresl dyed, and machined in this
escaped serious injury. According.to euuntay instead of at London as
the latest reports from the weather formerly.
The fur catch last year was en
bureu there is no more cold weather
tirely inadequate compared with the
in sight at present.
By a peculiar freak of the cold demand and if present consumption
snap it was, colder at Miami and keeps Up in spile of mounting prlies
Fort Myers than at Tam pa, a hun the nexffew years will seo a terious
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dred miles further north, and the shortage in furs for m urket.
T h a t Australian Canada and Pile
Tipmage was greater further south
than in this section. The Manatee United StatPi are com b’ering more
«ictidr( was not n great
sufferer. stringent gom e-ccnrervnthn laws,
There was not considerable damage some of which will probable be in
to lender truck cr^ps in Polk a n d j force tills « car, only aggravates' the
Pasco counties, while in the tier of F ix atio n . Already Canada has many
counties further north first plantings im portant fox farms, where tin1 hmst
were wiped out, but the crops were costly variety, like th e silver fox, are
not as far advanced
as in the lower being bred solely for fur-selling pur
poses.
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America apparently la s not taken
Miam£-Murch 3.— Reports reach
ing this city today were tq the effect to the monkey-skin stylo so preva
that the.'loss to the winter vegetables lent in France and Ki gland a t pre
bgfriwers of southern Florida .from se n t. but dealers heleive they wilt
Monday night’s freeze is not $o have to supply such a demand next
great as. was first reported. F'irst y ear-n n d are preparing fordl.
teporls was that frOsts
had- visited
the extreme southern portion of the
stah? had done considerable more
damage.
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T h e.loss, however, will am ount to
several 'million dollars, ‘hundreds of
farmers having all th eir,cro p s liter
ally wiped out.
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DEPENDANTS
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Commissioners Meet ' Washington, M arch 5.— T he state
of New* Jcm y rA b ro u g h lt»-attorney — T h o Tegular m eeting of the City
’ general, T h o m a s'F . M cCrarr,-today Commission of Sanford wIR be ad
filed In the United S U tce supreme journed from next M onday evpning
court a suit seeking to have the pro M arch 8th to W ednesday everriiig
hibition am endm ent declared Un M arch i0tTi.~8 P. M7 *7— :----constitutional and to prevent en
L. U. P H IL IP S ,
Clerk of th e Comtnu-Uui.
forcement of th e Yolstead Act. The
suit is -difccted against .Attorney
General Palmer and Daniel C. Roper
commissiqner of Internal revenue.
The biil sets forth th a t th e amend
ment was properly draw n, th a t in 21
states the legislatures have not ra ti
fied it as, provided by Their sta te con
stitutions, and th a t there Is no power
in congrcss to propose A ednstltutipnaf amendm ent’ regulating th e htfbifs
ind morals of thoW °pl«?- I t recites
further that the upiendcm cnt is a
legislative and not a constitutional
matter and th at os such it was imFROM
BRO
.properly--passed. Ja says th a t the W ERE STOLEN
KERAGE h o u s e s in
Ne w
amendment centralizes
authority
without the consent of th e people of __Y.OKK AND O TH ER CITIES
New Jersey and th a t it is a violation
New York March 5 (By Associa-*
of their sovereign rights. T he Vol
ted
Press) ..Twelve million dollars
. stead act, having been enacted under
se
curitics
were.atoien from brokerage
authority of th e am endm ent, the
petition sayji, is null and void.
. houses in New Yrok and other titles
last 'year according to District aAtft js claim ed.that tli«. Volstead art^
to rn c y ’s ' ficues announced “Toitay.
is illegal because, by “ depredating
and in u lurge m easure destroying
the taxable value of real and person
al property* within th e sta te ," it Is
‘destructive of th e s ta te ’s free and in
dependent governm ent; because it
deprives the sta te revenues from li
censes, which in . 19 18 am ounted to’
12,442,899 and because it interferes
'*Tl‘ith the Internal- governm ent of the
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M BS. FRANK GOUI.I) HANGS
by heavy fines, im prisonm ent and
U P - GREAT CONTRACT
IN
forfeitures, thus preventing upplieaMOVIES
-»i•.r\ for licenses for sale or nnn-intoxicanting beverages,
authorized
London March 5 (By Assoiiated
under the laws of the state.Press) Mrs. Frank J a y Gould re
Complaint ia m ade th a t th e act*re- cently divorced' h is signed a corr stricta the practise of physicians of, tr a c t to heeon *1. u moving pirturo
• tha state A nd-the .o p e ra tio n 'o f Its
s ta r In n Britl h corporation at a
panel, correctional and charitable in■I phenomenal rnl-iry. • •
stitution; th at th e s ta te has not con
curred in the am endm ent; th a t if the
act is enforced it will nullify* the
right *){ the sta te to direct ita inter
nal allairs.
’t is claimed th a t t h r act U.not
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appropriate to -the.prA hibition c o n
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expressly confined t o . intoxicating ARE NOT AFRAID „ OF T H E
liquors.
ALLIES AND NOT AFRAID
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OF WAR ; **
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clares if the emend m ent is valid the
Conftantinople M nrrh 5 (By A*v h right of congress to legislate under It
is restricted to m atters relating to iated Pre s) . Turkish N a t i o n a l s
“ the external copcernc of th e United are e*|iectcd to he prominent in the
States and within thq peculiar do new cabinet of the N ationalists or
main of the federal governm ent to ganised forces of which are e timatnd
regulate commerce among th e state* ’ at a half milliorvto a million and it
and th a t the state, alone has the is becoming char will not pearefully
power to enforce the net within its accept partitioning of Aplastic T ur
key. Nationalists eiip’p orfera predict
own -borders,
a war in the sfiring if t h e ’Greeks
left Smyrna and French Sillcia.
They Itughed at the allisd threats
and naval displays and say the al
lies cannot w a g e a succeW ul war in
Interior of Asia Minor.
• WILL REPLY TO NOTE AND
GIVE
ASSURANCE
OF
GUARDING* T H E
FORMER
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PROMINENT
DIVORCEE
IN PICTURES
TURKISH NATION
ALISTS ORGANIZED
SANFORD’S . <
HIGH SCHOOL>
MAKESRECORD HENDRICKS AP
POINTED CENSOR
THE
ON|<Y
GRADUATE
TENSION
CLASS ’ IN
UNITED STATES
EXTHE
Sanford, because it has the only
graduate e x te ra lo r claVa in the Unit
ed States, would be entitled to a
■tar instead of a dot if a dot were
made of the classes th a t have .been
'rganitetl recently by. th e General
Exteniion Division of the University
Flqrida. Every m em ber of the
«Nflfau which is studying - .Browning,
V s a B. A., while .one has an M. A.
dkgree.
Thla seminar clasa haa the advan
tage of personal contact a t regular
intervals with the instructor, Prof.
E-.C. Beck of the U niversity of Flo
rida,* and ia doing regular post-grad-'
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HAVE . CHARGE
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WORK
OFj
CENSORING
PICTURES
SH O W N
TO
YOUNGSTERS.
Now York March 5 (By Assocleted Press) Rev. W alter A. Hendricks
of Portsmouth
Virginia has been
appointed to take charge of the
work of tho Persbyterian board of
tem perance -and moral welfare in a
reform movement of plcturos.’ .T ho
effort will be made to condemn pic
tu re s characterised as a menace to
child welfare and the cause of
Juvenile delinquency.
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prevent Wilhelm from endangering
tho world peace.
Knston Aid. March* 5, Tha RlgjH
Rev. William FVdcs Allam*, bis
hop of tho Kpisrnpla church died to
day.
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Washington March 5, Still hoping
to save tho peace treaty from r a
deadlock, the Democratic senators
moved today to lay directly hefo're
President Wilson the latest propo
sals discussed as a compromise basis
to article ten. The move is skid to
have grown .p u t of negotiations in
progress for several duys under th'o
charge of Senator Simnu^is, Demo
crat, N orth Carolina and Watson,
republican of Indiana.
Rnllrgh. March 5 ,'Joe a n d 'G a rd
ner Catn tw o • surry- county Spoon-*
shiners, brothers were electrocuted
ill tlm ..Slate prison for the murder
of Riley Master. TJiis being the first
double execution of white men in'
the history of the stuto.
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PORTUGAL
I TROUBLE
ROM BS W ERE T H R O W N
SHOTS
WERE
FIRED
MANY. C IT IE S
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Madrid, March 5 (By Associated
Press! Travellers from Portugal re
port firing on Lisbon, Oporto and
Vizeu the ministry of the interior
here announces. Frontier reports ssy'
that bombs were thrown and shuts
were 1lred into a ’military train nl
Caatelltv narth of. Oporto.
BUZZARD
REACHES
THESOUTH
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Tourists Willing To Pay
For Fast Travel
COST IS
OBJECT
TOURISTS
T H IS YE,
ROUT
GO
HOM E
TH E AERO
Aerial parsin «r transportation
a regular, busier ^ between gltios-hl
became a factlir TMuridn, Eaat Coast
tourists clatnoH ig for passage on the
big airship) fr< m Miami to New
YorK nnd I’^ I p ^Boach to New York.
Simietime agb t ic Aero Limitedwhich
hks been m i fg service
between
I'alm -Benclfj ,'iiam i, H avana, Nassau‘ nnd Bijrhi fi announced that it
v ould[ carr; i . ‘Certain num ber of
York from I’alrrf
p aasungera
a th and min mi.w Immediately
ca<h
i6n was it j'wlf(| srrum blc for reser7i33
big se.A)>laAes.
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Yasser gers have been booked
Tpa*
at 1750 e:/oli spd still there is dc- •_
|int|d. A/eor ling to u statem ent
jiaqe by th^ m anager of the Aero
Limited corporation several
^rips
fnay l)h tnurle to nccomodnte ull of
|heiie who wish ro avoid the'crow ded , 'i.'Asi
grains by takipie to the air.
. From[ Miarpi to New York is approxim dttly l.HOp miles air line. Uaing h>jdro-plan(s w ith an uvernge
speid if between sixty and severity
miles;' »er hour not considering the
dfiett if winds, n contiguous flying
trip of about twenty hours would be
required. .This will lie broken up by *
rom point tp point up the Atcoast,' ns neither passengers
ots could stand i» continuous
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’vcn If planes w ithstood the
I t - Is figured by those Jiacking
the plan that about four days with a
Hying tinu) of about five hours per
day will be used.
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This is the greatest booking of
pax^eugers for travel-by nir yet an
nounced in Americu‘(nnd is believed,
to . lie » world's record for number
)rmi distance. Many prom inent pco- ,
pie nro among those booked for tho
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O N ' • ATLANTIC
AND KNOW AS FAB SOUTH
ALA MB AM A
A8
W ashington, Marrh 5 (By Associ
ated Press) T h r M arch’blizx*fd will
reach the A tlantic coast tonight with
its s tre n g th . disseminated in part
Snow fell as far -south its Alabama
and unusually low tem peratures' for
the .entire southern states is the
forecast with another frost for Flo
rida.
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PROPOSAL SALE
OF WEST INDIES
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WB8T
IN D IE S . TO
BRITISH
UNITED STATES TO HELP
PAY WAR DEBT
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London March 6 (By Associated
Press) The proposal-to sell tho B ri-,
iish West In'dies to the United States*
| to help halnnro the war d e b t ^ l l l
I |io discussed s in tjie House of. Com
T akarh Jfome Burned
' . m o n s 'next LTcnday b;. I !io Premier.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Takach on Celery avenue was burn
ed last night. It is unknown ju st how
the fire s lirte d and ns thu home if
about three 'miles from th e city the.
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CHARGED W.ITH M URDER DF fire had great headway and could
the
M ILLER FAMILY AT ABKR- not he controlled ' although
Sanford F'ire D ejnrtnie.it took the
/PF.EN
M IS SIS SIPPI
chemical truck .out th ere.as coon as IN SIBERIA AND PROBABLY
Aberdeen, Miss. Mwrrh 5 (By possible w ith the thought th a t maybe
MAKE PEACE
WITH
BOL
•A'a*drla(ied Press) Churies M i'shnlt,!4 ^»m e assistances could be given. The
SHEVIK
GOVERNM ENT
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has been brought here under miiitariY
miJIt.n- house ix beyond the iity limits,
Honolulu Mnrch 6 (By Associated
gua/d for tri il for the* murder «r( •ev en l miles nnd had no protection
Robert Miller dn<l three members of. A i>nTnll Insurance, was carried nnd Press 1 The Japanese government
tho Miller fondly near Ainory on th e sym pathy, of their many friends hits decided to abandon the Siberian
Jan u ary 1Gib. Only persons directly, is extended to them In their loss. expedition ip line with the American
policy, according to a cable
to
interested are allowed in the court
Shinpo n Japanese newspaper. The
room and jail and the court hourc Is
soviet peace offer t o 'Jap an according
The Hague, March 5, (By Associ guarded to prevent violencp.
to th e cable asks recognition o f the
ated Presa) Intim ations are given
L enine government and a reiuptioh
Late W ires
th a t the Holland, reply to the Allies,
of the full diplom atic relations and
second noto relative tb th e extradi
London March 6 (By Associated
promises the end of terro rism and
tion of the in tern m en t of the former Press) pred d au t W ilson's note in
recognizes Japan's special rights In
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emperor William will be handled reply to the latest communication
Slberij.
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ID
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OF
SOLDIERS
by Lloyd George this week a n d ex pf Alliod Prem iers on the Adria’.le
AND
SAILORS
LEAGUE
press the wUlingnees to guard the* question, reached the
^frerican
WANTS
FIVE
HUNDRED
erstwhile m onarch apd prevent any embassy. Vfill be delivJred by Earl
w
FOR BACH MAN
thing th at might threaten the Eu Curzon foreign secretary this after
ropean peace.
noon. In stru ctio n s. sent wilh tho . W ashington M atch 6 (By Associa
note contained no mention of ar-. ted Press) The lump sura- q / ' flvi
rangelnent for. its publication.
Ex-Governor Hanley of Indiana
hundred .dollars to each person who
To-night.
’ T h e Hague, M arch 5, The Dutch served In m ilitary and naval forces
For Florida fair colder (0 night.
Ex-Governor J. F. Hanley of governm ent for the gecond time has during the war was asked before the ^Freezing tem perature in n o rth per- *
.Indiana is> to ' reach Sanford this refused to deliver the former German W ay arid Means C om m ittee by tiop, heavy* frost cen tral p o iijcri.
afternoon and apeijt tonight at* the Em peror to the-A llies for trial. Tjip M arvin G ahti Sperry the national F tobably light frost on southern,
Baptist Temple.: Admission Free. note*, addressed to Lloyd George president of the P rivate Soldiers m ainlands Saturday fair e’p n tir v td
Collection will be tak e n .
. promise t o take all precautions to and 8ailors League.
cold fresh northwest winds.
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JAPANESE WILL
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LUMP SUM TOR
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M ARCH 4, 1920
8A N FO B D
been prominent ItTthe buidneaa affairs
in Florid* over forty yeara. In 0880
h«:-jtfned hie father In-eetabllshlng
the Bank of Jacksonville and finaWW
the Bank of Jacksonville which a ft
erward became the National Bank of
Jackaonville and Anally changed to
the present Bafnett National Bank
of Jackaonville. Mr. B arnett was
alio interested in amy other lines.
ALL ’ROUND
NEW S OF T H E G REA T STA TE OF FLORIDA
Compiled In Tabloid Form F or Busy Uerald Readers
‘ The. DuvaJ HigK -school quintet
known as the Tigers, will play a re,
tu rn game with the Lake City high
school team on the courts of the Y.
•:M.
Ja/tk«o!».giU« .tpmotmwhight. The Lflke City boys wero defe a te i early’ fn the basketball season
by the Jacksonville high school lad s
and "art* going to Jacksonville Satur
day determined to even up tho score
t h a t" m any will come when the
weather moderates. As usual Ohio
leads, vylth more than three thousand
visitora. New York is second, with
2,066,. a n d Michigan i** th in ly with
0,8(3.—St.Petersburg Times.
TAKES
Negro -• Catight Stealing Baton Has
An" Explanation for tho
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Beautiful Woman Who Beguiled
Unwary Into Giving Secrfets
to Germans.
Near Punta Gorda lust Sunday,
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Kan«ns City. Mo.—As hfcad nf a
thriving household. Charles Webb, a
negro, employed by the Fred Harvey
Corapnny, was a .faithful provider.
There was no question about It.
Charles always "brought home «!»•*
hncon." 0. if. Edralnakl, specfal nflV
cer for the Harvey company, oaufchr
Webb taking some Ofteen pounds of
first-class bacon that be had stolen
frdfti ffitr'ffrmhr cnmurfsaiirr' <wr*mr
Ing to tho officer, Wtfbb hod cut the
hncon Into strips, which were con
rcnlcd InVarlous pockets of his clothw
.In tho South Municipal court Webb
(itMftptqd to cxplnln to Judgo Edward
J. Fleming why ho h n d r taken «b«bacofc
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"Ah was Jes tnkln' homo n little
meat foh mnh cat, Jedge," explained
while F. R. Blount was out driving
he'cam e upon a crow d’of strangers,
whp»vp (« lb lv i i w l p z
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‘•ffee range in Klorfda, took ft to}
granted th a t orango groves are in
truded in free range and were help At Her Headquarters In Antwerp She
Motion county’s board of com ing themselves to- the fruit on trees
Collected •Information Which' Was
Forwarded to Qerman Headquar
missioners has called a bond election in Dr. McQueen grove. Mr. Blount
ters—Had. Two. Accomplices.
to-dcrido whtthcr or not j»n issne happened to have his camera along
amounting to more than three-quar and made potraits of.'the crowd, so
1-: . ..At the State Retail Qialhler’a As- ters of a million should be approved if the doctor wonts to know" where • /London.—-Jinny details about t"he
aoclation convention, which closed a for the development of-the roads of his fruit is going and w ho'is taking •Ife of tho "blond-haired Indy,1' wl/o
««*nred ns a Gnnunn chief of spies In
three day scstion in Jacksonville on th at county.
is our confident be it he should consult Mr. Blount. lie war, hnve been given by n colonel
Must hove been a tlgdr." said the
W ednesday, fre d Wolf, of Tam pa, lief that Marlon county will not be
ii (be French counter espionage servge. “$100. 'Biipposo the- poor cat
was chosen president, and Tam pa was unlike other Florida eouties wlfichF
The Tam pa Tribune says the Tani- •re who know, her vvcll, .uccordlng to
wav selected as the meeting place for.* h*vo in recent years been called up pa Board of Trade is having printed n London Times l*Tirla correspondupt.the next convention. A vote of
Tlils coloqel, who w:os then a cap-'
on to decide for or against the ia- a new booklet of th e city describing
DAVID F . HOUSTON
thanks was extended EipH Borrfatein, suance-of'honds for permanent roads. Its many advantages. The books Is •nlu. spent some niouths during the
retiring president, for his successful Money sp en t in road building is
profusely Illustrated and has an in war at Antwerp and laiv most of the
'"effo rts in th c'p aat year.
money well spent, ar\d .especially teresting and instructive tect. The people who visited the lady, for It-was
so for permanent roads. AIL Florida front and back cover Illustrations are tils duly to supply tlieso visitors with
false Information nr true Information
T h f -Ladies’ Ftiday Musicale of counties have come to realise this especially worthy of notice, as the when too Inte to use. Thb chatenu.
Jacksonville will give n complimen and . we are certain th at Marion form er'(how s the court house, plaza which the witnesses nt Lille believed
cou
no less appreciative of this during a hand concert, with the d ty to he outside Antwerp.-wns In reality
tary recital to the music-loving peo
fact than yny othvr county. Therefore hall ain the background, and the lat In the center of the city. It was a hople of tho( metropolis on the evening j fore there is but little question but
a innter shows a night.scene of the Tam pa el in the boulevard do la
of March 4th, at which time they th at the hons issue will pass and Bay hotel. Thecolor work of both is h'xtlc building which those who were
will present Miss Marion Kous, head th at another Idg link in Florida's excellent, especially the back cover. brought blindfolded In n motor cor
of tho piano departm ent at Hollins now rapidly developing system of
with drawn blind* ' might well Imre
Taken Tor o chateau In the countryiColiogcr W inter ;P « rif,InhcrU -euiT e good 'road® t i l l Tie assured.—Jack
The Punta Gorda Herald,, says:
recital. The Timea-Union says: Miss sonville Metropolis
‘‘The
mnrfs meeting held in the Ma
Belated to General von Heinrich.
Rous gave this recital before the
sonic
hall
insl Friday night for the ' Tim titiwiMiutrod lady \W* certainly
McDowell Memorial Association at
Palm etto showed 1G3 varieties of
Pt'terboro, N. 11., last summer, he- fruit at the Manatee county fair purpose of re-brganizhy: the Punta • relative of Oorirrnl von Heinrich,
Gorda Board of Trade was one of the hough the exnCt relationship sillj refore a large audience, of delegates
most
enthusiastic and largely a tte n d 'iiaIna ipiccrlutu. She was u fine wornfrom all parts of the United States.
Progreis is being nude looking to ed meetings held In Punta Gorda in >n. being slim unit unlike the majorT he 'recital was enthusiastically re tho ndjustdiont of the cliim s of thp
iy of tier fellow countrywomen, The
ceived. Miss, Itous Is in great demand castor bean "ii'i-rontract »»a Monitor m any months, and resulted in the '.'mu I ink tor, os she wus addressed
organization
of
what
will
be
known
having recently returned from an Park Tratiihiell who has hten work
■y her colleagues. spoke French withengagement in Philadelphia and is in g for weeks in beh-tll of the claims as the Punta Govia Commercial • •ut n truce of a foreign accent ni:il
booked to appear shortly in Atlantu>' of the Florida grownn has been ad Club. Fifty* men had signified their* bowed f»y her iiTiinuer and dress that
Chattanooga, Louisville, Cleveland j vised By .the \V r Departm ent that dbsire to organize and become mem •lie bail lived for n long time In
bers of a trade body and p'ructirally France. utx) prolmldy In Purls. She
and many other cities.
" snore
.
than t ’ice- hundred of the p •II .of these were present, in addition i-ed iq address tier ngeutq - with a
claim i have hccn-aplravod- for pay tii prehaps flfrenn or tw en ty other*:” 'Tiqirtr cigarette between Tier' lips,
g e i>n diitivB
S t.’ Petersliufg is now sheltering ment and th at checks will die i.iiinznnlng luirk seductively. In a large
more .winter visitors than wu sever diitely >e it t » t ie claim ants. He way
■rinclialr. She never hpo^e harslily,
known before. Tlib registration book* also assure I by the Departm ent thA W ILL BECOM E AIR NEW SBOY
hi . on .the c ontrary, In sweet, even
New portrait of David F,
yesterday showed that more tlian 18 settlem ent of the remaining rltints
ones, no doubt gaining much which iccrctary of agriculture.
West Virginia Club Plana to Dellyer »-r inii-riillnc cojifederiitev of Jlid Grr200 had registered. which would would l»o expediteh.
Paper* and Merchandise by
••an geoernl stnlt lost through their
mean that more than 3O.OO0 are in
Airplane..
•ir of brutality.
the city now. At this time last year
William J). Harnett ode of the
Accomplices of the German Spy,
the registration nook* showed 16, leading financiers in the state, died
Chnrleslon. W. Vn.—Tho Illuefield — Two m m lived In tint “chateau”
1168 registrants. Owing to the bliz "Ut his home In Zoltwoful, Lake coun Aero club of niuefield. W. Vn., which
zards, in the north, only few people ty. Saturday afternoon. Mr. Harnett will operate nerlnl tnil. lines In south ' lilt her. ii man who posed as an Engish fop with n monocle pretending to
arrived last week, hut it is expected was sixty-ought • years old and has ern and eastern West Virginia, has
e n Journalist on a l/nidmi paper,
been Incorporated. The club 'will p u r and an otllcer of the Germnn O. II. Q.
chnsc alrplnnes nnd tn nddltlon to the ■file fop. the French colohcl stales,
tnxl business, will engage In transport was the proprietor of a hotel In the
ing missionary workers, carrying pris 'iiliie luiutevsttl.de In Lot. und lire
oners, ambulance serrtcT einil delivery • ierninn otllcer, Kt-ITor by name, had
CIIULIIOTA, FLORIDA
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of merchandise, newspapers nnd other us Ifis Inst duty the control of (he Inarticles.
OpenlDecember 7th for (ho Season.
forinntlon upon the ntlles' submarine
*.BEIATIV£ M U
HEINRICH.
Building Material
Rooting of A U Descriptions
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Lime, Cement, Plastor
Brick, Drain TUe and
Sewer Pipe.- »
Hill Lumber
ician
-L enses Ground
GLASSES ADJUSTED
and REPAIRED
L. A. BRAND
OptomctrlHt-Optlrlan'
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221 E. Find Street
Opposite Postofllce
Thrift in Peace Time
g h u l u o t a in n
MRS. CHAS. I). BRUMLEY, Mgr.
$50 Put in Bank in 1847;
. Value Grows lo $1,332
Wlnstodl, Conn.—Fifty dollars
placed In the savings hank In Ansonln In 1847 gradually grew un:
til President William A'. Nelson
of Hint Institution recently paid
the sum nf $ 1.Bfl1.00 for the hank
book, which It «ns .worth after
Its 73 years’ (tervlce. Twice
wlthln'n period of twenty yenr*
the sum of $2 wns placed on the
account, but nothing more.
SEND US THAT ORDER
WIIKN TOt: NKE1» ANYTHING IN
OITice.Furniture nnd Supplies
Commercial and Fancy Stationery
Printing, Lithographing, Engraving
Books—All Kinds
.
A rtis ts ’ M a te r ia l
A th le tic G o o d s
Kodaks
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The H. & W. B. Drew Company
(S*49 West llay Street
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s,
Smatl G u itla n
Boy Mascot.
Liverpool. — Trudging dowrf tbr
gntigplnnk of the' steamship Onlnr
fruin Archangel, close nt the heels of
n Itrltlsh otllcer was a little white
fncwl. under-nourished, thlrtoen-yinrold Ilusslnii hoy, his eyes wide with ns
Tonlshtnent. He w iis Ihe mascot’d^ the
Inst detachment nf nrltlsh troops nt
the Oxfords nml Hacks light Infntitr.v
to leave Archangel, having heen adopt
ed by tho oltlcer. fils father was kilted
In t’h'e Russian nrtny fighting tho «b<r
mnns. and his mother now Is a prls
oner of the bolshevik!.
-
buses n! Calais and Dunkirk, nml the
numbers nml changes lb the.north of
France. The blond-hnlrcd Indy, be
sides using part, of her time In be
guiling poor unfortunates Into betray
ng their countrymen, collated her In
formation before forwarding It to Ger-
FR EN C H “ V ET S ” ADMIT YANKS
Ambulance Volunteers, Foreign Le
glon and
E tc a d rille
Member*
Eligible to Society.
New . Vork.—Atnerlcnn
who «erved In the umhulInnre corps,
’he Foreign* legion or tiee Ijifavettc
•'indrlllr lire to tie neeepi“d as n-solute itleiiil ier» of Ihe Pcdi-riithui nf
French Veterhns nf the Great War. Ii
wns eminuncod here at the \e>» V.irk
benilqtinriers 1»y- ('buries Umiriiez. the
general secretary.
The ftrgiiiilziiifnn. formed in. "eiiltl
vale u vplrli .nf loyalty in ibe United
Stales nnd altnrliment to Franco." will
extend Its in-tlvlijr, It.Is said, to Cnnndn and Mexleiv
Ellul Norton of the Norton.Ilnjcs,
ambulance and It. Howard Gamble of
the .American field service, have he«»n
designated by the f«Mlorat(on executive
eomnilttee to pass upon application*
for associate nnd honorary niemhur-
PEOPLES BANK OF
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SANFORD =
HENRY F. HOLLIS
C H ILD R EN ’ S CHIM ES P LA N N ED
Every Cloud Has a Silver
Lining
Every Chlfd la United States to Be
Asked to Give Cent for VlcNew YArk.—Every child (n America
will btf usked to give nt least one cent
tnwunl
erection Ip New York of c
set of “victory chimes.’' which will rln~
out In dally reminder of the sacrifice*
inado by Americans In the war, It wns
announced by the newly organized Vic
tory Chimes and Carillon association,
Tho plans call for n series of 4H
hells—one for each stale In the Union
—on which will he played dally n vic
tory nnthcni composed for children.
“The btnr-Spnnglcd. Hnnncr” and
"America." A forty-ninth hell, to be
the largest bell In the uorld. would
be sounded only upon the Inaugura
tion or denth or a president of tho
United States. '
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W e w ill lin e y o u r d a rk est
c lo u d s w ith S IL V E R , if y o u
m a in ta in a c h e c k a c c o u n t w ith
A - little
ta lk
w it h
us
m ay
m ea n D O L L A R S and . s u n n y
s k ie s to Y O U in d a y s to c o m e .
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B e fo re m a k in g in v e s tm e n ts
c o n s u lt th e
o ffic e r s o f th is
HOME IN
Former Senator H enry.F. Hollla of
New Hampshire, who haa been given
by the French government the rank ot
chevalier In. the Legion of Honor In
reeognltion of hie qervteea during the
war, After retiring from the senate
Mr. HoJIla waa a member of the liqui
dation board, upon which he served
until November la st
■Meets Sleter A ftsr Years.
Chico, Cal.—After being parted from
hts lister for a period of thirty years,
William Simpson of Vlrdcn, Manitoba.
Canada, arrived here yesterday to be
the guest of his alster, Mrs, L. F. Eggers In Chico Vedno. Simpson ta ac»
com pan led by hla wife nnd son Qordon. who waa wounded in action In
Franre while serving with a Canadian
contingent of the British army In (he
world war.
•V i»f.*i>. Hffftit:
TRY A SURE CROP
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SOLD BEFORE YOU TLANT
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The American .Coffee Bean Company will contract
100 acres only a t Sanford and will pay four dollars
($4.00) per bu. of €4 pounds delivered a t shipping
point in two bu. sacks.
The seed will cost 98 per acre cash. The teana begin to mature in
three m onths after planting and should vidd not less thon ton hnlhnl«
per acre following ctdery without addit^nal f e r tiilS 'K e b L t d t S
gen gathering crop that <*an i^ plantid Only such f a r m e r s ^ are bi
P^ address
t
P'tn t tn<i htrveal the cr°P Properly need apply. ^ I l l on
or
A. HOW ARD.
C H U LU O TA I N N
On the Okeechbb& Branch of the Florida East Coai
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-Railroad
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LhaV.ifjf?
CHULUOTA, FLORIDA
�M ARCH 5. 1920
HANFORD DAILY HERAtD
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n a tln g jn the bbaeyvaned of Acknowl
Pomsrene, “ th a t with 'ah. Increase oV
edgment Day on Palm Sunday, which
haasengcrTEtes approxim ately 50 per
this Year falls on March 28th* Every
cent, and In tncrejue of freight rates
church taking part Id the movement
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T k» H e r . 1.1 D aH Jln |, 1S7 M » * W U A * « aM . H»n- in exceu of 25 per cent. In two year*
la expected to bold special cvailgMla
rart, Side14*.
of govefnmenf operation, there is
lie services durlftg -tho month. Dur
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*- net loss conceded of over $700,000,00
Rif M arch'also there arc to be held
PUnUHHEU-S
and unilipiad*tfd claims held by th e
a Series of ajato paatora’, conferences
In the principal cRIes of tho South
T H E H E R A LD PR IN TIN G C O M PA N Y railroads for depreciation nggrega
INC.
to bring tho paatora more closely In
ting $376,000,000. And, if the am ount
R. J. HOLLY, Editor
touch with tho. purposes and scope of
ultim ately found To tie .due In ’this
tho Interchurch ty°rid Movement In
W. M. HAW ES, Business Manager behalf should he only 3D 1-3 per
Its relation to the Individual; church
cent, of the total, it would add an
**
community
and “depomlnatlon.
•w tiataf Raja* Mad* Ka«*a »■ AfalkM laa other $126,000,000 to the $700,000,
Join the Church Day arnT Commit
000 of loss alreay adm itted, making
ment Day. when thouaanda of new
r v i m s c R t r n o N p r ic k in a d v a n c e
members are expeclad to b« received
j u t Lha tuU l lo u of $825,000,000,
POR ONE TEAK• AFTER a im PAINTING
m are than. $1,000,000, urer day d u r
Into the churches In tho South, will
POM
MONTHSa3 HIX
-----------DELIVERED IN CITT l i t CARRIER ,
ing life period. of government con your nuto will look spick jukI span bo observed on Easter Sunday, April
ONE WEEK.—,------------- —---------------- <s 9*“ u
trol.1
just like new. We give your ear 4tb. Thla .day will be'm arked by
of Christians In tho
New
equipment
m
ust
be
provide*
b l w s d aa a e o a d cUaa » a ll » Oetaba* 17.
that tlname], factory finish so great-Ingathering
churches Inspired with the thought
l i l t , at Iks ao«iofOr» atH aafard. Florid* a a d n a t once, and good authorities esti
much desired by motorists. It is
a ct of Marak S. IIT I
m ate that lOO.OOjrefrigerator,' coll, easier to wash and clean when it and determination of doing a greater
service for Christianity.
box and m iscellaneous cars are need has been paintod and finished by
. MEMliER O r THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The next fortnight In April will be
ed before the railroads can care dor us. Ask us for an estimate on spent In active preparation for the
the nation’s business with anything
great financial campaign to be con
Evangelist in Tam pa nays th a t tike satisfactory efficiency. Not less your car. /
ducted April 2!at to May 2d, Inclu
man did not .come from mOnkuyst than 4,000 now passenger-, cars are
sive. Local teams and committees
Glad to hear th at. We ran again re. needed and 2,000 new locomotives.
will be organized and thoroughly drill
'O IJ R P R O C E S S
aume re|ations with the doubtful The aggregate cost of this new equped In tho duties to be expected ‘of
them In the making of this canvass
ones.
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ment, Imperatively needed, will -bo
or
for
funds to carry out the constructive
a
t
present
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prices,
approximately.
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-Tirana, dp Change. Several northern $723,000,000, From -half a billion, to Washing and Polishing Automobiles program of the cblirches.
Throughout May and the early part
' status nre.Dow clamoring for atntcs one billion dollars will be needed per
Make* Them Look Like New
of
Juno tho Movement will bo directed
rights. Some’ time since we fought annum for several years to come,
toward
tho organization and perfec
xperiencptl workmen, high grade*
for th o u 'rig h t* and were told to This gives some idea qf the magni
tion of consecration and extension
go way-bark and ait down.
tude of the problems confronting 5olish. Prices very reasonable plans. Later In June summer confer
See us for quick action.
the owners of the roads.
\ 1:- -— 0 — ence* of missionary education will beWo , afe n o t' getting our share of
tla
The senator furnishes some Illumi
Florida jtunshine but we are better native Ideas, also, regarding the own
Women 8elllng Their Jewels.
ofT thaii those poor folks who are ership of the roads. He declares the
HANFORD HEIGHTS
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seems io he the faalilon Just now
living in the northern states buried popular Impression th a t they are
for women-wltli plenty of money pnd
Auto
Painting
and
Trimming
under the snow drifts and freezing owned by men of great wealth is
heavily stocked wl]h Jewel coses to
only partly correct. Some great sys
to death.
sell any rldh mwl rare stones that they
tems* a 'e owned- and controlled by
may ponses*, not becoustj they qeed
T h a t j - rich Philadelphia draft i\:oinp»raterly few men, such us the
the money but simply because tliey
ttEe the rxclf*¥ient- of getting n trig
•do(lgrr-"Bhon1d- t)r^seiil up for lifer} Phllndplphia"* Reading, and' the
figure "for articles tlial they probably
• T heydung man with plenty of rron-* Chlcrygo, Burlington & Quincy, but
seldom wear mid certainly do not
ey and no dependant* should be on the other band, the great Penn
actually ml*.*.
t
msde tu go.to waf or lake the.counts sylvartia * company, .has rao*ro than
R Is rc|K>rled Hint the woman who
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for life, He is one man who had no 100,00 stockholder;}, and til ! 20. larIs
now Mrs, Jack Gllllntt and was pre
* reasonable r ext use for Haying ' at Best stockholders own less than 9
viously the .widow of t{fo- eccentric
nterchurch
World
Movement
per
cent,
of
the
stock.
Over
40
nrif* homo when his country needed him
marquis of Anglesey, recently went
iion shares of the greatest roads of
OutiineH Activities In South
through her Jewel chests and collected
For Months Ahead
\ Remember thut the Board of the country, nearly one-half of all
quantities' of old-fashioned, quaintly
set gem* which she sent off to he sold
‘ "'.Trade . will • hold a meeting next. their shares are owned by 019,62!^
Tuesday night and some real busi- men, women and children.
Beginning with n campaign of e'du by auction.
whiele. niton or me cjiurcn im -mir- H o TiTiT
nA«« u-ill rnllin Imfufi- Itiil lmilp.-T.Li*. __I t .*Li—a—gigantic—
- active members will take a most confront* the owners of the roads, financial obligation to. tbn church, a sum of money that ran well Into Ilea
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arU yf part in all 'th a t pertains to and the pulic, wliii'h undoubtedly comprehensive and continuous .pro figures, with which she' purchased a
beautiful little esmie. where site is lo
Herpjnolc County this year and some prefers private m anagem ent to that
grant of activities from the present bulging in her pet fail of chicken fa n n
of
government,
will
be
required
to
of those who' have been standing on
ing.
the 'outside looking in will find out. exercise due patience with the efforts time through the month *of June hus
of the owners to extricate the roads been decided upon by the Interchurch
.. that they are really ut
And He Deserved. It. ■
from the chaos into w h ich ‘two years World Movement In the South. This
for. life.
After a ruthless ppu-es* of rejection
of government control,hav& plunged campaign.of education In the duly of
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here were five oppliniiil* for the post
h------ Every tourist that has rrnnr to them. We must nut oxpccl them La giving to the support of rellgimta nc* or errand hoy ft-ft for Ilie head n thu
Sanford this season and had real operate smoothly and successfully tlvltlea I* commonly known In tho firm himself* to Interview.
It w-rfs one of hi* tllppani mornings,
--/- accomodations is carried away with from the sta rt, faced as they/ are by movement a* the Stewardship cant
the city and tliey all say they will a disorganized forco clamoring for an palgn., It will culm inate on Washjng- and he sought to nmum>. himself h\
, return next season for a much longer increase of jitvy. and a paucity of tou’s Birthday In the observance of ii-Udig Ilie eager hoys puzzling nod
stay. This is what real hotels will do equipment, greater than was" ever National Stewardship Enrollment Bay l*flte Ineleviutl qo(%tlo|ts lo lest thelf
p-lienil ’ Xmovietlge.
for your city. With- rnpri'*hotels and known.
In all churches participating In tho
T in s tar away from the earth Is
----- O - apartment houses next season San
movement, February 22 this year the North Star?" was the question
ford will soon take her place at. one
RUTH PROVES THEORY
to- tlrVil at the -third shiny-faced
chancing to fall on Sunday. ,
' of the tourist centers of the state
The Stewardship enrollment observ youngster.
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Rut h • Roland In "A dventure! Qf ance will be followed by the observ
.f in -Huri-v I cannot give you the ex
Ruth" At The Princess .Today ance of Sunday, February 29th. lift act figure uflflinnd, *lr," was the reply
GREAT PROBLEMS FACE T H E
RAILROAD OWNERS
Just because she had aume very U fc Enlistment Day of Prayer for “lutl on a rough eKtlmnte I should
S tudents. .February till* year, for the say ihut li Is far enough away noSome interesting facts concerning cleai and definite ideas us to picture
llrat time In forty years, will have (lvo in Interfere with me running er
the railroad,situation were contribute making, Ruth Roland, sta r of the 3unday*. This fifth Sunday observ rinds."
by Sen. Alice Pomerejio in an ad new5 Pat he serial, "T h e Adventures ance in fo "bo mnde n day o f ' signifi ^ He got the post.
dress before the Tralllc Club in New of Ruth” which will be seen at the cance throughout
the Inlt^rchurch
York city, a few nights ago. lie gave Princess to-day, every ± Friday, World Movement's organization.
Japan’s Ships.
‘a resume of the results of govern earned Gilson Willcts. Pat he Scrne
The month of March Is to be given
On August I. JJqmn had ii total ol
ment management, and some indica ario Editor to pack up and move ver to ihi- promotion of tli«- campaign 721 vi-ssel* uf more than t.INat grmu
tion of what the owners will have (.» bag and, baggage, from hi* New or life work and evangelism, .culml
i oos it ....(-I a till ocean trade.
contepd with in their Handling of the York hmpq to Los Angeles during
roads, which have been relumed to the filming of the serial.
W ILLIAM M. WOOD
them . Among other things, he said,
, t
r ■
On a visit to New York several
govornmetit ownership ns a solution months ago, ut the ‘conclusion of
of the-rational railroad problems, in work on her former serial, “ The
‘being advocated in this.country, by tTiger's frail.” Miss Roland brought
a clnss of men "whose heads are al the manuscript of a story she wrote
ways above thti clouds, and W hose herself. She called it "Till* Adventures
feet are never on the earth." He said of Ruth" and hail derided to make
/uethcr that n8 man 3-nuld he trusted it the first production of her own
F. L. M ILLER, Owner
with the mflnageme nt M the-roads company.' Mr. Willetts, w ho. wrote
"L et us I'etnember," said Sen many of Miss Roland's past serial
suece»“e«, took tfiy manuscript and
began work on the scenario. When
Roland had hf-r company or
ganized, she requested him (d'coim*
at once to Los Angeles and assist in
,
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th e. production.
.
"Ylio
scenario
writer
is.
nearly
n*
• Y O U W A N T I'O H
important to tin* actual making of a
, picture as he Is to tho preparation
j of, the cqtyinuity," Mis* Rntnmi tleF R E C K L IS P o s itiv e ly Itcm oved
| ejared: "H e |s the uu*i who vj&utliies
b y D r. IleiT)'*fl F r e c k le O jitn ie n t
' the 'to rv uind ' tin* fatting* and the
Your Druseltt or by Mall 6Sc
hustpeis, and he should be -'right on
Srml lor I'rco Ouukjct
thu ground while the picture is being Dr. C I I . Berry Co.,
made."
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Agreeing perfectly with the Injirul
YOU MAY FIN D
reasoning, Mr. Willetts went to L*rj
Angeles, and the finished picture
proves, tho wisdom of Mi** Roland’
AT T H E
gr*.v
.contention.
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SANFORD DAILY HERALD
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" T£Clinic worth oT u man ttr.. woman U the mcaiure of his or her character,
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Did" It ever occur to y p u 'th a t precisely Che sam e
is true of a hanking institution? . ^
If this hank pnjoys"success and a high rep u tatio n
if If is a truly up-building force in the com m unity
If I f Is fulfilling
its highest mission
as a bank, I t »
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is all d u e tto the C haracter, that makes R tho
institution it is.
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REHER BROS.
1 . I . FORSTER, President
Sanford,. Florida
CHURCHES PUN
BUSY PROGRAM
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B. F. W HITHER) Cashier
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CHULUQTA INN
CIIULUOTA, FLORIDA
Opcn|Dcccmbcr 7th Tor the Season.
MRS. CHAS. D. BRUM LEY,‘ Mgr.
cf Kr.srilnnri Duirj'Mi'k, and you
will undorstnnd’why it is prefer
red by mother&who demand the
“purest and hurt for theirfhi!riijsrtgj|
The hiRh-ccst-of-food need net^pr
alTeet the children so long ;ls
Rcseland Milk provide^.Uie nour
ishment it does for Ihe' small
amounl it costs. AVe make two deliveries daily.
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Cotton Seed Meal
NITRATE
SODA
Potash Nitrate
ASHES
LEST YOU FORGET
Milvis Marble Co.
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h a s e -s
r<mMmeni
Every Cloud Has a Silver
Lining
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W e w ill lin e y o u r d a r k e st
c lo u d s w ith S IL V E R , if y o u
ician
City Market
Famous Dixie Cakes
Fresh Dates
Figs and Nuts
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Phone 106
FOR QUICK SERVICE
.c e .
Monumenls, Copings
. In Marble or Granite
EVERYTHING
'A
GOOD
MEAL
C
m a in ta in a c h e c k a c c o u n t w i t h
t h is b a. n k%.
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Hawks Not All Enemlet.
Tho department Atf agriculture says
that of the Ml principal varieties of
hawks 47, urn of benefit to the farmer
since.they catch great number* of ns
Uenta th a t Injure crops. ,U I* even
■aid that 'n hawk on th e fa tot Is ak
jrabmhle .as n ctnr.. Thtm- .nrp jUtree
Varieties of hawk3 tlmj are deadly to
chicken* and should he shot on *tchk
Musical In itrum cnts of Insects.
Buzzing Or humming Is .mainly dun
to rapid vlbfntlon* of the wing*, whlcft
often strike Hie air "more than h hun->
dri*l limes In n second; tint there Is
sometimes n special quivering Instru
ment near the' base o t the wings.
Chirping or trilling Is due to some sort
of .-strldulatlng" orgnn, one b»rd part
being scraped against another, as the
bow on th« fiddle—It may bo leg
■gainst wing,
A j little
Lenses Ground
L .A . BRAND
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and
m ay
su n n y -
s k ie s t o YO U* in d a y s t o .c o m e .
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B e fo r e m a k in g in v e s t m e n t s
c o n s u lt th e o f f ic e r s o f t h is
bank.
H« Olamed to Rats.
Reside* damage in food, nits hrlng
iho dreaded bubonic plague, trichi
nosis. send it fever, typhoid, diphtheria
and- many other Infectious diseases.
Mr. Wortiilngtoo says that "of the
Oplometrlat-Optician
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. . thousands of Area of, *unknown‘ origin
havftiK thelf origin In Uio wnllj. attics
221 E. First Street
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i or ceilings, probably 00 pfer cent are
\ Opposite Fostoflice
jto k to tbs material sccumnlktiKl by
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| rata—mainly by spontaneous IgulUoa." !•
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m e a n *D O L L A R S
William M. Wood, president of the
American Wooten company, who has
threatened to start' a ten,story department store for the 20,000 employees
of Ihe mills of the company In Law.
rence, Has knocked commercial clrclee
Into ? stupor.
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and REPAIREEj
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Matters In Brief
Persons] Items
o f Imerest
In and About
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Summary of the >1
Floating Small
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Arranged for
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Herald Readers
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h'c Daughter* o r Wctloy of th e
E. Sunday School will hold a
P,i food, sale at the Unipn Ehary on Saturday M arch 6th for
iK-nofil of the Pipe Organ furtd.
, The two lota on -First street and
French uvenue have been purchased
by Mrs.* G ertrude Dykes who con
tem plates the rection of two lovely
bungalows, thus improving
thia
splendid auction. Thfs,sale was hja.de
p,.
. . Stafford-..has. purPtF the -splendid . rrsU ianro- on
avenue from ’ Mrs. J. B. Lawwhcrc abe expects to- make h e r
>ancnt home. This transaction
rande by J. E. Spurling.
ectrical Fixtures, House Wfrojn fact *U kinds' of *electrical
phone 442.-W . H . Treadw ell,
trlclin.
83-tf.
r H. L. Gibba becomes tho
,r of the neat little cottage~ on
Ave and and Htreet where he
i,e’ convenient to his m achine
i. Mr. Gibbs purchased thru
lift .4. -EL-Spurling; -v. . ..
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All you good Base Ball men th a t came across with $50.00 last year for the sup
port of the team remember th a t it takes ju st twice as much to get the same re.sultsthis y ear hecaus^eyetythiug th a t goea into- the- makirig *ef a* ftrftHftess baH
club/TUce everything else,- has advanced ifl price. This year; when ydii* are called
upon, kick w ith a hundred. You’ll ^ et your money’s worth before the season
is over.
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.Monday.
J Mrs. A rthur Johnsonftias recently
purchased one of thu Ferguson hoqses on Laurel avenue and expects
to take possession abdfot March 15th
W. P. Pcrrul, of Suvaanah, Gn.,
Division Inspector for -th^-Southern*
Boll Telephone Com pany was In
Sanford yesterday inspecting th e
local plant. Ho left last night for
Gainesville.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. T hrasher ami
daughter \ Miss May m otored to
Miami on Wednesday to visit Dr.
an<} Mrs. Pulcston. They .are expect
ed home within a few days.
Mrs. Woodward IlarriweJI of New
Properly Owners Take Notice
TIuj law provides th a t "If tafbs
upon teal c ita te shall not b e l a i d
before.the First day of April of any
year,-the Tax Collector shall adovorttse and soil."
This is to notify all 'concerned
th a t .th e .requirem ents of law will
b e ‘compiled with and the Tax Books
remember th a t you will always get your full money/s w orth a t ojur place. You
will postively be closed on April
get a full dollar’s worth for every dollar you-spend with us. We nave customers
First as providod by law and all
and customers and more customers th a t will testify to this and jive w ant you, if
lands on which taxes have not been
you
are not already one, to become one of our customers. We ju s t M U ST have
paid will be advertised and execu
you
and to hold your patronage we will make it worth your whiloF
tions issued for unpaid personal
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Flpor coverings. Gold Seal Guarcn property1 taxes.
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D. JIN K IN S
Congoleurn
A
rt
Squares.
Hall
teed
Tax Collector, Seminole County Mrs. Wm. Leffler, at tho Gobles
runners nnu y ‘d gooda. Boston
this week end. leaving y e s te rd a y 'to
Bargain Houae, A. K anner Prop.
join
her father.
213-215 Sanford, Ave.
58-tf
Misses K athrrine nnd Dorothy
For Klim powdered Milk. Phono. 2412
\V. W. Dreswr.
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108-6tp
Bender who have been the guests of
Mrs. John Melsch for several weeks
Mrs. W ilm ott will be a t The
loft
-yesterday for, tllelg h o m o - In
French Shop T hursday M arch 4th
Mrs. R. A.,Terheun, Editor
Sen
Caucus. N. J.
•nd will he glnd to meet her friends
• Phone 395
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Mrs.
It. It. M osclty-of New port
and customers.
109-Otc.*
News, Va., is vbdtipg h er sister,
Itcpturaal For Sale
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Personals
On account of. illness in fam ily
rem oval to Gebrgia djrughter, Rebecca are-m otoring to
bating
guxuu-rti—C uujji ula— Pnr~?<nlr^-Pnir-nf-ptrnln ■weighing
T'liflirnlsTeTI roohi in
t lie Park Avenue Cafe" and all ftifltoggs having ln-en transferred to
The .ilo of advance tickets to the .sol) and 000 pounds, five joar« o il.
A ‘ P. Connelly.
t h a t ' city * iiy ‘ the* Southern Bell Kd'-v.n Hrigh im, E ntfft ji imenl by A. K. Appleby. Sanford Heights.
110 -310!
Telephone Co.
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engagypeut only bfijicak a lar;,e
>udlcnn> The Pipe Organ Club ii
rno m bouse, poisesWanted L aly waitress Kx|>crionecd s b n
3rd.
A P. Conpeliy,
promoting
the
entertainm
ent.
Third Lyceum Num ber .At Woman’s
Bell
Cufo
79-tf
110-3tC,
"Tin I*
And No Matter Whether You Give or Not
The Store That Is DiffereSf
Erpeat Ilrotherson ha# _purchased
nire lot on Sanford Heights from
E, Spurling.
FOUND
uMP.mm Kprinir Imll milt' west, of Ci^n be ket
W. T e n th ,S t.
Monroe foaH. 351j acres of ideal 1 . - i
! 10-3tp
homer .sit1*and irrigable farm land. * ---------Worth $200 per acre offered for j Kor, Sale1—Stable M anure in clt
lessly lurniqg a corner. The eur »n<
$75 per acre cosh Direct from bitk' Buffkl n & Girvin, Ilisbco Bldg.
o v e r t u n ed and the “ boys" were
nwnes. Enquire at Phone 352 re- Jiuiksonville\ Fla.
MO-SOte.
pulled rr ., m underneath tin- car by a
luting abalract and deed. 94-tf.
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■t at about fili.'tt) when a
r driven by* th r e e S a n fo rd
young men came to grief when r e c k
la±t '
F|ir*l
The llatv-iiinn come to Sar
with a suceg fill career of fine
tertainm ent to their rredit and *d
draw a crowded bonne. This it
other opponftnity
afforded
pntple -of Sanford to enjoy' a
edasn imTyTctiT production and u 1
artistic ‘entertainm ent.
1 It) S a n fo rd A vpnrn
EVERYTHING IN
PHONE G1
G r o c e r ie s
Cutters and Makers
passerby.
One was taken to the
General Hospital, severely
bartered up. The others were just
able t" navigate, the "shine'’ k e rn
ing to act as a pretty good anesthetic
- Orlando Sentinel.
For SalD—Typewrtioj1, standard
m ake. Gall or addroxx 505 E, -3rd
S t.
110-3tc.
Orange
For B ent—One large well fur
Lreit-—A bunch of keys’ finder
nished room. 7-17 Park Ave. 109-Gt return to Herald Office.
109-3tc.
' W oman's t'lub
Tire re was a splendid artehdnnce
at the annual meeting '■ t h e Wo
man’s Club, Wednesday afternoon
with .Mrs. W. L. Morgan presiding
The president's annual address
was excellent in which several points
were emphasized, criticism .of- th e
club and its members, being one of
>lrs. Morgan stated th at d u b
women should bo above criticism or
criticising; better 'attendance a t de
partm ent m eetings-nnd co-operation
was stressed. The address included
a report of the president's work d u r
ing the d u b .y e a r. Kepurta of the
officers -and- departm ents were won
derfully good. The report subm itted
by the first vice president, Mrs. W.
E. Watson who is also'chuirm an of
finance, among other good things
showed the club debt entirely can
celled.
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The second vice-president Mrs. E.
M. Gull nway and cidarmnn of mem
bership reported fifty-three new. re
instated and associate members fiur-
FIN E CLOTHES
NICE FAT
MACKEREL
M en’s Suits$45.00 to $65.00
Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits
$28.00 to $35.00
All work bench tniloretl at
our shop,
A fit guaranteed.
We relint* coats nnd over
coats for Indies or gentlemen.
We re-pocket trqusers for
Gleaning and pressing neatly
done by hand.
Club rates
furnished
on
application.
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JAS. M . TRAMMELL, Jh< N
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Not E a s y to Practice T 1....1
Thrift begins with irttb-M (in,I i.'nds
toward contentment. “Tho difficulty )■
to begin saving Just u little when you
have plenty, ir Is so much easier to
spend the whole surplus from week to
week ami from month to month while
things nre coming easy.
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ADVERTISING
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For B ent—Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. P erm anent1 tchunts
perferred. Also I bedroom suitable
for gentlcpian. 102 Oak avenue
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11J -3tp.
W anted One cow pony for city
pound. Will exrhiinfte for other
■'lock. G. A. Abbott, City Mimntyer,
lll-titc .
I,o:;t -Strayed or stolen. Monday
Mar. I t . Small l»r(,wn
Rocker
Liberal reward. Address or . edl- nt
Herald • office.*
7 B P 3 tp .
For Sale—Extra Fine . 'W hite
W yandotte* egg*. .Two .dollars per
15. W. B. Ballard, A ltam onte
Springs; Fla.
U 0-tf.
For Sate—At Sdnford, by Western
Union Co., tw enty five * or thirty
undersixe heart cypress telegraph
poles *20 nnd 25 feet long. Suitable
for fence posts five or six fence post*
can be made of each pole.
H0-fite'
Our Spring H ats nnd Caps for the WHOLE FAMILY
beginning to arrive. See this line of Outing and
Picnic H ats.
If you need anything in P ry Goods and Notions, call
in and inspect O ur Stock before buying
M en’s Palm • Beach
Suits. Boys’ Wash Suits
Anything in Notions;
^Complete stock of Val
Laces, Flouncing and
Embroideries.
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"See our line of Ladies’
W aists from v $ 1 .7 5 to
$8.25.
Ladies’ Skirts from
$3.00 to $10.50
Cor. 4th St. and Sanford Ave
Sanford, Florida
W anted—3 or I rooms for house
keeping Unfurnished preferably Gut
will consider 'urnUhecftMrs. B. A.
Terheun.
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At The Valdez
H i^P, Miller, Jacksonville, Fin.;
D. E. Anderson, Jacksonville, Fin.;
George Leone. Pittsburg, Pa.; J . A.,'
Bram, Coronado, Fla.; F. ^1. Cook.
Jacksonville, Fla.; II. C. Berry, St,
Paul, Mint)',; R. A. - Haute, Birming
ham, Ala j-B u d Lewine, ’New York,
N. Y .r<1. Reitx and fartiily
Indianapolis, Ind.; Gog* J. Frank
Hanley, Indianapolis, I ni . ; Mrs. H.
'B. Abbott, Louisville, Ky.
For Snliv—K iddiyK oop, • In fair
condition.- ^10.00 cash. Can be seen
a t 214 Elm ave.
For Sale—Two ntory 8 room houVe
and garage. Sanford Heights. Apply
No. 402; Sanford Ave.
90-tfc
For Sale—Post Card Collection,
world-wide,.- also refrigerator and
odds nnd ends in furniture* 206
Elm Ave.
108-tf.
For Sale —House and • L6t on
Magnolia avenue. ’ Good bargain
P. O. Box 329.
107-6tl
Service* At jT h *r ItaptM
Temple, S'ind.jy M arch 5th.
9:30 Sunday School.
For Salo—Orie 18 Horae Powpr
11:00 Address "CriUc&KUl of the Kerosene Oil Engine. Chaae & Co.,
In ter Chjireh M ovement.”
' r-' ' Sanford,' Fla.
lOS-Af.
6:30 Young People
. 7:30 Mertloriais Before Cod.
Fqr- pale—Fresh Milk Cow. See
Welcome.
E. J. Taylor, 407 Magnolia Avenue.
Gonrge H ym an, Pastor,
. ’’k . ' ‘A ; - . '
S a n f o r d H e ig h ts
It U#as Happened to Others
. And
Happen to You
In Spite of Everything You M ay Happen to Do
'Be Prepared
'
It Does Happen
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Fire Insurance
So that you. tnuy not be the
loser, financially
a ry j
SEE US FOR
FIRE INSURANCE
ALL KINDS OF
IN S U R A N C E .
r e a l Es t a t e .
[SANFORD, FLA.
LIABILITY.
COLLISION,
P R O P E R T Y D A M A G F ..
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m THE HEART OP THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUME 1
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1920
Three Fort M yers Clt lien* Perish
When Plane Burnt
ti
Fort Mydrs, M arch 2.—Ca|>t. R.
C. M. Pago. nvintion pilot; Thom as
II. .Colcord, n\erpber of .the F o rt
Myers C ity Council, and G. ifu n trr
Bcyanl, Lee county- thx assessor, nil
citizens of Fort Myers, were burficd
to death when llames destroyed
Captain* Page's seaplane in an acci
dent near Everglade, sixty 'miles
FORECASTER
SAYS
IS COM ING SOUTH
Chicago M arch A (By A ssociated
Press) W inter's worst stornu swept
J eaitwa rd from m a in ta in and piajn
- states where yeatertkiy i t reached
blizzard proportions isolating towns
in Colorado, N ebraska and South
Dakota a nd wire comm unications
' |n Oklahoma, Missouri, Iowa, Ar
kansas, North Texas a n d Arizoha.
r. - ThyMlzzard will ftpread rapidly east
and south today and t b n lg h t th e
■! ' forecast says sharply reducing tem
peratures. Twelve t° tw enty feet of
Tmmr-fv-reported-in th e - L-aplata-rTrstrirt in Colorado. B elief. parties on
snowshoes "carrying provisions left
f Cumbrcs Pass where trains are
snow bound and are unable to pro
ceed -until ' th e hedvy snows are
cleared away.
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Washington March 4 (By Associa
te l Press) Extension preferential
rights entry all public lands to far
mer service nich' urged before house
Ways and Means Com m ittee by
D. W Ross, Berkley Calif. Clarence*
J. Owens, southern
commercial
congress, urged southern cut over
lands to be utlized for soldiers settle
ment.
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London* March 4 Lloyd .(Jeorge
announced in Commons
* Allies
reached decision regarding Armenian
massacres,, which dispatched their
representatives to Constantinople.
Not advisable publish decision, but
fully alive to the gravity of position
and ifhiil strong measures to protect
minorities.*
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Elpa«o, March 4
Instrucjion
transmitted L ieutenants Woff, and
Uaper, American, aviators
been
at Sonora airice Feb. Cqd return to
United .States .im m ediately without
waiting for release of • airplane.
Question of - release cf . .airplane
which m ade, forced' landing ' taken
up later.
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Chicago, March .4 Federal officials
continue! seizures spoiled im pure
food*
Chicago warehouses,** while
district attorney prepared ask war
rant* to arrest' owners food stuffs
confiscated yesterday. Food held
warehouse export Europe spoiled
while waiting settling
exchange
London, March 4 Evening S tan
dard my# allied suprem e council
decided to allow Germ any float inW n a t’onal loan because Germany
ruined'meam danger spot in Europe.
UNION OFFICIALS IN CHICAGO
. TODAY TO
DISCUSS T H E
WAGE" SITUATION *
.
Chicago M arch 4 (By Associated
Press) The representatives of four
hundred thousand m ajntainance of
daymen and* shop laborers of. the
tunion are here to diacusa th e wage
Acale officials of th e union say the
rfnen are underpaid and tired "of
*promisee.
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All three men were members Of
prominent t Lee county families and
were wrt!-known th rrd g h o u t~ this
county7 havlng~irvetl here 7 o r m^rly
year.?. Captain Page is said to havp
been ~tho lirsi KfprTda~ fiuin .liT 'go
overseas with tine aviation cor|»s,
sniling Oet. Lv 09.07, from Mineoln.
He has the Credit oK bringing down
three German airplanes,whtjc a t the
front. .Since liis return he bad l>, i-:i
carrying* passengers^ lextenn’vely - in
his flying boat nr Fort— Myers.
Naples, Sanibul, Useppu ulund nml
other points along the coast.
The seaplane left here yesterday
m fling__e a rn ing- -Mr— Bxyaou* .t»v
a tte n d - to hU duties In'connection
with assessment of road taxes in
(he southern -pail of Lee county,
lie chore the air route because the
roads were *ih bad eondilion. Mr
roads were in bad *eondil.on. Mr.
Colcord m ade th e trip in plate of
St. Petersburg and D a y lo n a T a k tn
In —112 Games To RcglnffffayiOlh
Orlando, March 3 .—By unanim ous
vote* the directors of the Florida
S tate League with W. W. Rose,
president;, presiding nt thp mectin
here tonight, voted to take In St
Petersburg and D aytonn us members
of th e League. 8. B. Denton' and
Edward C. Darlington, owners of
tile T am pa, club, asked for a frnnchiso f o tJ ia v u n u ,' but this request
was refuses! on th e grounds th a t the
league is a state organization. " '
T he meeting was held in the Elks
home and was attended tljT about
th irty directors, it wak'decidcd that
the aeftaon sholild commence each
year on the second Monday in -May
and continue to .Septem ber 2, nt>d
tho schedule to be 112 games plnyed
. T he guaranteo for each -gantc was
HON. BRAXTON BEACHAM
----—‘or Orlando. Fla.
Ont* of the* f o r t m o s t 'm e n in F lo rid a , who in l>eing u rjp ’d b y his
m afiy frie n d s to m a k e th e race fo r C o m m issio n e r of A g r i c u l t u r e an d
w h o w r t h b tn d c r m H f —h r ~ d r d d cK~ 't n n i n r ~ M r r T W u hahi w as here
y e s te rd a y a n d (Jfe?)incd to b e i^ .u e n c a n d id a te o n n c ro u n t of a recent
o p e ra tio n , b u t h is frie n d s.s a y he m B st ru n a n y h o w . - *
hedges were brought lierp to
ur burial.
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“ Much Ado AAbout
Metty’“
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The seniors have started rehearsing
on their class play. It will be given
in the High School Audiloriuty.
EXPLODED
UNDER
H E II )
ENTHUSIASTIC
MEET* ifOMR
datp announced Inter- Watch the
CORNER
OP
CrtNNULATE
ING * LAST
NIGHT
AND
Daily Herald for announcem ents. All
RUILl/lNG
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GET
READY
FOR
BIG
THING
star cast including 22 members ol
the sonigr class.
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rich,* March 4 (By 'Associated
Lsyt evening th e annual election
Press) A bomb was exploded yester
of officers of the Sanford Lodge of d a y under* th e porch of the Ameri
Elks wan* held, a n d the following can consulate \ building* and the
officers were elected to serve during building was seriously damaged*. -No
one was hurt. The police believe
the current years***they have clues ,tji the guilty ones.
• Exalted Ruler,' Roy C. Bower.
Washington, March 4 (By Associ
Esteemed L ||u jk )^ -K n i|;)il, W. E
ated Press- No government property
Watson; Esteemed Loyal Knight,
was destroyed at Zurich in the ntChas. L. B ritt; Esteem ed. Lectuting taek on the American consulato and
Knight, Edw. - Higgins.* Secretary,
M ONARCHISTS •
GATHER! NG E .—F. Housholder; Trejtjurcr, L. Pi th e report says th e attack is -attri
buted to anarchists.
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UOKDER
READY
TO M cCullcr; Tilpr, E. B.
Rourke;
Trustees, ono year* .each: £. A.
GOVERNM ENT
S1EZE
Douglass nnd Geo. C. Chamberlain,
London,-M arch 4 (By Associated new men in th«j official life of Elkdom
Press) Portuguese m onarchists are with exception of Bro. McCuHer
gathering on th e Spanish frontier nnd Bro. Rouke who have ffile<l their
and several including one who is respective offices since 1913,*' and
prom lneht have, entered Portugal Brcj. Houijhohipr, the secretary' kbo
says the Daily Mail despatch. The has filled bis position sinco 1917.
I VIEW O F THE - GRAVITY
Railroad strike is spreading mid
OF
P R ES EN T ' SITUATION
Thorn will be other officers ap
large bod.ies of troops are said to be
AND
FO RMING
OF
NEW
moving towards, th e frohtier. The pointed- by t"he Exalted Ruler, nnd
CABINET
reports th a t the workers have pro with, th# new officers Sanford Lodjjw.
Constantinolpo Match 3.(B y Assoc
claimed a soviet governm ent have of .Elks expect to tak e' a new lease
not yet been cofTflrmed.. .
' • on life, and hope again in :the near iatod Press) In view of the gruvity
future to bo in n home that, they of thn situation th e Turkish cabinet
can call their own.
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1tas resigned. T he Sultan has rooueste
Vnldrx Arrivals
T he Klks Lodge Rooms nfter tjils ed th a t Marshal Izzeti Pasha form
week wjll be located in ^ th p Seminole a new cabinet. It is regarded as a
C ounty Bank Bldg; nnd all Elks victory for th e Natiqnalistgovcrm ent
are expseted to come up and t a k e 1 os Isfe tt .p ash a ii a partisan bf
Shathroy, Canada; J. W. I’opi part in tho ceremonies.
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Jacksonville, Fla.;. H. W. Fagu'r
N ationalists in opposition to the
Jackronville, Fla.; S. W.. ^Coope1
Sultan and the conservatives.
Mobile, Aln,: M. Bohm sn, Savanna
Ga.; M\ H alirap, Milwaukee,' Wiv
Tho Haines City.* Herald has been
Tracy 1. Smith, I hilndelphls, Pc
bought
by its com petitor, the Cen
Trcdwell Woolley. Philadrlphln, Pu
tra
l
Florida
News, and only one p /W
F. W. Cool:, Jacksonville,
Fla
paper
will
bloom where two "have
Fred Weiss, Jacksonville, F la .i W
bloomed
beforo.
_ Gf course Haines
SAID
TO
HAVE
ALLEGED
A. Bramxworth. Jacksonville, Fla
DEALINGS W ITH
T H E RE C ity had as much business with two
Jam es Kerr, Indinnapnlis,
Ind.
newspapers a s . th e proverbial eat
BELS ,
Samuel A. Shell, Jacksonville, Fla.
had
with two tails and. the publish
A. B. Murdock, Jacksonville, Fin
Mexico City M arch 4 (By Associ ers are to be congratulated on their
Chnrles Wheflcr, Jacksonville, Fir
a t e Press) W. O. Jenkjns, lormer good sense in getting together.—
A. C. Harris, IndianttfH is. Ind
American consul will bo* expelled Tho Evening Telegram .
R. F. Lewis, .Tam pa, -Fla.; R. .1
from Mexico as th e result of hb
Sackett, New Orleans, La.; C. F
alleged "dealings with th e rebels it
Bennel, S a\an n ah , Ga.
is reported.
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For Muslegl Beginners.
Builders of modern fiats nilKht well
. take a hint from a unfque feature In
Ruckland'a holey In ltj*nok street, now
undergoing trnnsfonnatloii to nm au
modnte the new Otinnls dub. -This
w as-a suite of *"sound-proor* rooms
called the "Handel suite." after the
' composer, who lived and died In Brook
Florid* probably local rain1 street, for th e'u so of musically Intot««ht and Friday except fair ex- cllned visitors. This admirable erHerne south portion. C older' Friday1 rnngement enabled am efeuri of aueh
n°rth and central portion. Muchi distressing instniim-ntH in the hands
folder Friday night. E ntire peninsulal of the novice as the piccolo nr the hoc*
probably, freezing tem perature northi pipe# to practice wlthont dlstarhln*
1their feUow.guests.—lxmdofl Times. .
Portion and froat south.
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EIG H T CLUIIS IN STATE LEAGUE
Meta That Afford Protection.
The natives of the I’lilllppli.es and
South Sea lalands wear large sun hair
«• a protection Jrotn the heat. Putin
■U-sves or various kinds furnish tinmaterial generally used; hut the shnpedlffer. Rome are woven flat niid^somr
Wlth a peak. The ronmloneet form In
the Plilllpplnes la .made of palm leaves
covered with cane. » cane hsndesu giv
ing an air space above th e head.,TUe
ornamentation of these hnta Is very
sim ple: no colon are used with the ex
ception g( brown, which fa occasionally
Introdaced io the use of hemp.—Asia
Kagaslhe.
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* A motion to reinstnfe Chapman
of Sanford and -D u n frr of Orlando
wns voted down, these two plnyecs
violated league rules l&st season and
will be not perm itted to play.
T h e addition of SI. Petersburg
and Daytona makes the circuit con
sist of eight clubs.
' lion Forest Lake at id L. ,P. MeCuller of Ibis city represented the
Sanford Club at tb e m e e tin g
FOR ACTIVE
JLL BE
PLACED
IN
FIELD
TO
LOOK
PEO PLE'S IN TER ESTS
There are a t least two nhupdre
men in Scminolo County whb b
lievc th a t a Hoard of T rade -l*-ii
dispensable In prom oting thn w^lfa
and* th e uplifting of flic coinmuni y
and thut no real progress j can I e
made w ithout such a body and b v.
lieving Inis a m eeting is called'L r
next T uesday night, a t Vthe C^u t,
House nt 7:30 to reorganise tme
Hoard of Traile, elect ijlllcera fof
tbe^ensuing year and takolauch qthi
er steps ns will put new lift
body of m en- who ^hnve <1
good work in tlh e past but \
certainly . languished for i
few m onths This is not only rtui
of this com m unity but of others and
almost fifty per cent of the stilt
papers a re urging u better a tte n d a n t
at the Board of Trade* meetings' oi
asking for reorganizing or tljo ior
ganizing of new trade bodies all oVei
Prominent Hoosler Here
Among the prom inent vti
the city tills week is C. D. Porter of 1 way hack and sit down for som*
Indiana whose wife is Gene Stratton time "to come nnd forget all aciivlK
Porter the well known writer of tics in the line of com m unity wqrkV
Freckles unit many other popular This is the wrong idea for this kindj
novels ami short stories. Mr. Porter of work should ^ f f i r stop and wjicjij
is comfortably located nt the J. A. n com m unity thinkr, they can jge*!
Ilnrrold home and will spend a.’fi*w "along without n live trade hotly olj
weeks here enjoying the fishing and some kind that com m unity is slid*]
the Florida sunshine.
ing backward or is not gettingIw haf
is coming fo them .
# It is useless to enum erate the Riany>
good things brought to Sanfofd by^
the Board of T rade or to cnumftat«t
the many good things th at can heft
brought here now. • Every citizen]
admits -that our oily needs gut'll ii]
body now* nnd needs it more than*!
it ever did and it is expected th a t
at least tifty per cent of the real
ONE. WHO -KILLED FORMER men, of* the county will he presentiat
CONSUL MEETS HIS FA TE the meeting .next Tueadaj; night."
We can at least judge tncra by
Mecico City M arch ,4 (By Associ their works.*
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ated Press) Manuel Gonzalez the
leader 'of the hand who murdered
Augustus Morrill, former Ainericnn
consul at Mannanzillo on February
twenty sixth was killed by govern
ment pursuing troops it is semi
officially announced. Other linndks
were killed and wounded , during
WEALTHY
PH ILA D EL PH IA
the battle.
\O D T H
BEFORE
COURT
MARTIAL
FOR
SLACKING
Florida leads all Southern ."States
except Texas In the num ber of auto * N ew York M arch 4 (By Associa
mobiles per capita, according to s ta ted Press) Grover Cleveland Bergoll
tistics recently compflFd by the Oma- u wealthy PhH ad^phian faced court
hn Cham ber of. Commerce. Figures m artial nt G iv ern o r's Island today
were Secured direct from the persons charged With desertion
through
in each State in charge of autom o cluoing th e uti*f*- Army official*
bile regiKtrntion. The figures are In believe th e outcom e will have a
tt-resting nnd arc as follows: Tcxnr- henring on th e 170,000 drs^t dodging
one for,every 13.C persons; Florida, cases in th e country. '
one for every 16.fi persons; Georgia
oho for every *21.4 persons;’ N orth
Carolina, one for every 21 9r*-Sou4h
Carolina* one for every 23.6; Virginia
one for every 23.6> Kentucky, one
for every 26.6 ; Tennessee, one for
every 26 .8; Arkansas, one for every
36.4; Alalhama, one for every 40.1;
Mississippi, one for every 41.1.—
RFSTOR V
T ° ALI0W T,,E
Tn’llaharsee Democrat.
H iP HMIU flRQfj
iltlO N
T « E.
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Important News,
l ^ ’j d r n ‘ M arch 4*‘ (By Associated
." Jack’s little, playmate; Ben, was
Tho Suprem e Allied Council
called home to Ood, so Jack was told nas resolved to aiihero to th e t when Ben died. A few nights Inter
losal to allow th e restoration of th e
when Jack-was say|ng hla prayers Ids
H
apsburgn either in A ustria or H un
mother heard, "And please, God tell
gary
ja stated in conference circlea
Bennie that one of his rabblta died toin answ er to inquiries regarding th e
Rum anian feats cf tho appointm ent
.of ..iio r th y
Hungarian regent
means th«f return cf former rulera.
make the methods. AVe talk uhout eye- tenth part of, their lime, to tie nntem, wjiep we should he tnlklng nlmul ployed In Its service, . Hut Idleness
pien, for men mnke »y*fem. And so.
n,any 0r .u s much more. If we
let'e talk more about men. When yoo reckon all that la spent In absolute
a re not satisfied with policies, method*, aiofh; 05 In doing nothing: with that
o r systems, look to yon* men. Tbi ;wf,lrh la speQt in Idle eraploymentif or
human element It nesponaible. flo to amusements, that amount to nothing,
tb s source of them that need remedy Hloth. like rqat. consumes faster than
dlaoapolls Star.
over this .“ d riv e '’ for money to pay
some job hunters to help our legally
elected and empowered off cert to en
force th e prohibition law. I t would
be .0 m uch cheaper And simpler,
more direct and Ian open ta auapidon
of graft to devote thg. same effort
to electing officers who «JII do th e ir
du ty , Leesburg Com m ercial"
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I. ATE W IR ES:
PLAN WAR ON FRANCE only, reucs. or lost race
Musical Instruments of Insect*
Bussing or hbmmlug of Insects !•.
mainly due to the rapid vibration of
the wings, which often strike the air
more than 100 tlmso a second, but there Is sometimes a special quivering
Instnrmrnt near tho haao df the wing.
Chirping or trilling is dm- to eora#
sort of "atridulatlng- or^nu, one hard
part being scraped against another, at
the bow of a" fiddle—It may bo leg
against wlngt .
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Chamgloa Will Be Put In Dluc-ori Received Just .Before Going To
Network of Canals All THpt Ramalns
P re sa From All P a rt a Of The
ef Early Dtssslltre. In %
tha
• • In America^,
Presbyterian* Can G et The H eard
Germany
said
to
B*
Preparing
World
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Arizona
Osssrta.
San
Francisco,
Mar.
1.—Jack
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National Bank Building
for Next Conlllot
W arsaw, M ar. 2 (B y Aaaoeiatod
Louisville, Ky. M ar. I —The Pres Dempsey, heavyweight champion,
fly W i f o mod Intereii^nfr remn'iiH
byterian church in (he United Statps of the world, and his mAnagerVJack Preaa) Although official quarters
of the lost people of Arizona are tbrlr
troops a t Time Will Bring on Clash, la Word
h al bec9?ne tjie recipient of a 11.000, Kearns, were Indicted by th e fedeqri report m utiny ofnptwor': of canals, which prevail
grand
jury
to
d
ay
,
on
the
charge
of
Kovo
suppressed,
newspaper
nteao000 olUce building To be vsid u an
iti.xdi;;h the valley*..,. The longest 1«
.
of Old and Young o f
endoyijnent fund for aged and infirm having conspired to cause Dempsey agea declare trouble continuing and
that one tapping the Gila river and
l h ,N « l .n .
.which, supplied with water, the ahrlent
pastors, contingent upon the raising to evad* the selective draft. Another upriaing in many caaea has taken
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Berlin.—Germany la 'preparing for dty, nod marked with the one stand
of |4 0 0 ,000 to pay p a rt of Its cost. Indictment against Dempsey charges on Bolahevikl vharacteHatics.
Flrat Negro Clergyman.
actusl
evasion
of
the
draft.
W
arrants
ing
building.
This
Is
the
.Coxa
Grande,
Its
next
war.
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T he building is th a t occupied by the
W ashington. Mar, 2, James. H enry
In 1780 nil Novemlror 20. 8arnuri
And Franca* la the. Intended victim. about which so much has been'written
H eard National bank, Jacksonville, ware sw orp.out and their bonds fixed Jackson,'negro was hanged today for
Haynes,
n mulatto, wits licensed to
a t $1,00(1 each. The conspiracy m urdering MU« Lillian Hood, .war
Just when this attack on the FrenclP and which has so excited much IriteC’
Fla.
preach.He uns the first negro
T he structure was given to the charge carries a maximum penalty worker of Brownsville, Tonn, who l« to. lakg*'place haa not been settled cut among nrcheologlsta In tne Inst ten clergyman- in the United Rtatea.
In the German mind—bnt cTery Ger yeare.
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church by Q. F.. G raham , a wealthy of two years and a $T,000 .fine.‘*The surprised, him robbing a boarding
Haynes wnq hunt at West Hartford.
man, no m atter what hla nge or. sinThe
Tolunte
of
water takon out by Cohn.. In 17-Vt. lie served n« a sob
maximum
sentence,
for
evasion
[§£ resident of Spartanburg, S. C. For
house a year ago. *
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lino, says (hat time Is coming—maybe this cannl must havo been Immense,
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m any years he has been n liberal •Is one year. ^
In ten yeais, tnaybe twenty or maybe for It supported millions of. acres,. In tiler In the revnluibm, nnd after the
H
alifax,
Mar.
2,
Seven
lives
be
w ar Imenrnr u ty*rrnnt In the bouse of
The Indictm ent followed weeks of.
friend a t th elF reab y terlp n depart
most places the canal hag been filled the Iley. Dnn|el Fernind.- n Congrelieved to liavo been lo st when Crow- ihlrty.
ment o’f ministerial relief, and the investigation conducted by th e De
leyland lin er Bohemian,- abandoned ’ But even U .tbere la doubt na to the with drifting sand, but Its course Is gn IIona I minister nt Granville, Conn.
•'G raham Trust" aa hla gift will be partm ent of Ju stice’s Bureau -of In
exact tlmo of OertaaDyV* effort to easily traced. -Engineers wlio located
know n, will serve to pcrpdU ite hla vestigation here and'the-foderal dis ship as she sank off Sam bro Hedges nvengo the lose of the world war, there the Mnrlcopn canal made use of the Doctor Fernind tntrght llaynea Lntln
nnd GrtU’k and lu-lpe«l him to study
today, Cotton cargo tas thrown, does not aeern to he’ felt the lenat'*
generoaity. Th«v.building i» tho'm Cst trict attorney’s office. It wo* prom pt
old Aztec ditch nnd today water runs fdr the ministry. In 1785 ho wns foroverboard
In
an
effort
to
savo
vessel
doubt
that
vengeance
will
be
visited
ed,
by
the
public
charges
of
Maxine
beautiful office stru c tu re in Florida.
over Its pebbly laitlom Just ns It did m'ally nrilnlnetl.n'Cnngregntlonol min
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. Ister at Lllchdeld. Conn.,' and shortly
A movem ent will be inaugurated aoon Dempsey, ' divorced ..wife of the Loss of life believed to havo occurred tqton the French and that Germany 2,000 or 8,000 years ago. ■
to raise the 1400.000 necessary be pugilist, th at she had been compelled In th e atte m p t to transfer part of* will be successful In the attempt.
- For'm iles and miles arAuml mounds
Germany Is not - forging arms or tell the talc of houses destroyed by after was n<Hgnii! to the parish of
fore ownership of th e property by to attest Dem psey's g|alms for ex the crew to tpg by lifo llnei. Three
Torrlngton. lie, resigned nfter two
boats g o t away safely b u t remainder nmklng munitions with thnt eud In the ravages of time.
Phoenix <vai years <in necount of the prejudice of
the board of m inisterial relief be emption. , ,
view
just
how,
for
that-would
be
ImSubsequently, in an afTadavit, she of th e hundred' and .tw enty of the iHisvIble. Blit through propaganda of built on ihe ruins of this ancient city hla puHaboner*.
lie was ntllyil im.
comes assured.
retracted
the charges, saying that crew were unable to ' fake boats. the most poisonous klqd the tire of nnd there rellca frequently nre found m.-illai. ly to 11 ihiirch nt Kutlnnd. Vt,
T h e total endowm ent fund of the
Passngere removed yesterday after
of this ancient civilization.
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where he preached for 18‘years.
southern Presbyterian board of m in 'th e y were caused by pique against liner h it rocka during blizzard. - ' t .hnlrea Is being kindled In Ihe German •*“
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his
affadavit
figured
In
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Early Mvstlng Houses.
Every German 1 met voiced’ to me . '
London, Ajar. 2 D cnkine’s army
ville property will be 11,100,000,00 tho grand ju ry inquiry.
t
ls
Lptred
of
Kfnnce.
Every
misfor
The
earliest
New England meeting
trapped
in
Kuban
Peninsula
south-'
Dempsey
Is
charged
with
having
the yearly Income of whlrh will be
approximately $66,000. I t will be falsely eworn th a t his father, mother oast of Azov Sea claimed in a soviet tune-the Germ ant'have met with has houses were Imllt In TiTTtjs and
In en laid to the door of the French. meadow land*, much, the same as the
used for the support of ministers who widowed sister and the la tte r ’a two official statem ent. First Kuban'corp*
J'render ClcmcnceuU.li hated In Ocr-1 first Old F irst church In Springfield,
annihilated.
have rendered worthy service to th e children were dependent upon him . Te
many as no other mnn ever was. for here It. was that the homes were
church but have been called from T ne Indictment declared th a t Demp
Paris, M ar , Allied countries will The mgrt? mention of hla name brings located., For' a time It was required
active work-Tiy ago or Infirmity^ sey’S stulom ont that_his_**ife, liver be called upon to develop to utmost fo r,h direct th reats-o f what la--to th a t pit homes, should’ he built wtthtn
with him for eighteen m onths pre their {iroductive forces and advistd harpen to France.
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half a - mile of*thc meeting house, for
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The.evil
propag
indlBt
hr
dotng his JluL -ranit-m rtioJiffbnL D rntiictiflnJo.
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to
hla
appearance
before
the
— ,— Credits Overstrained——
that - l« w » - im proving- condition of
d raft board, and that his parents workers m ust he. applied to that end work well,.- Ho Is reaching not only the settlers, since the building dljl
W ashington, M ar. 1.—Early end
the folnjl of the.ndult.Gennan, but Ids'
ing AY the general expansion' which and widowed sister made th eir home in m anifesto prepared by the econo pmsor Is sinking deep Into the mind .duty ns a fort a* well ns house nf
Worship.
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has characterized war and immediate w ith him for four years,’ was false. mic section supremo council, says of the rising generation.
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tho
population
Increased gji.d new
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I" post-war periods were forecast in n It says that hp wrote his wife Hi Echo dtf ^ a ris .
Even yonng boy* give rise
their
selMers'rnnie Into the vlllnges the half
0911*
asking
her
if
she'w
ould
swear
W ashington, Mar. , President is tintrod and tell liow, when they grow 1 mile radius became too crowded-to
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Lbusiness conditions issued rtonight ho,w as supporting h'er.
preparing to sH up tribunal provided op. they will drive the Frenchman permit this to continue.* It was nece*by th e Federal Reserve Board. The'
by th e railroad hill to consider wage from conquered German territory and rnry to gn some distance to pasture
Upward movement of prices aa far . . .. . Major G eneral Dead
demands twq .million railway men. ih’Niro) |ho French' nation. the cattle and for tills reason the law
"Germany soon will Ih» stronger than
San Diego, Cal. Mar. 2 (By Assoc Hifs w riting union and railroad heads
was cnnceletL
.
as the Hoard could ascertain gener
GLASSES ADJUSTER]
I'rnnee. despite our present condition.**
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ally had not met with any check. iated Press! M ajor General William heads asking them fa nom inate re i»ld n German student, to uie a few
and. REPAIRED
Financing and banking authorities P. Duvall aped iry rn ty three, rc- presentative'^ Wage board. •Inyg ngo. "Theti France hod better
Origin of (ha Jazz Band.
tlred,
is
dead.
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everywhere wore asserted to be Hook
\\La;.hingtnn.Mar. 1 fit AiaacUtad 1 tvniclfjbut
-The Jazz baud Idag, aoeordlact to a
ing more reriously at the genera',
French paper,' originated In .qftc tiros
Press) Commander
U’Olier, and
of tho Directory, At the concerts of
situation in credit anil beginning TAX ON GASOLINE IN -STATE other American legion officers re
tho Cat orchestra were twenty cat 4
to urge the adoption .of conservative
OLaWINDMILLS
commended to House waj;a means' GIVE ' UP
YIELDS S30.000*
Oplomdrist-Optldan
beads
In n row on the keyboard of a
policies. While the review asserted
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com m ittee .soldiers relief legislation
------sHolland Being barpslchonh -The performer l>» .plrifcthat this could n o t‘be accepted nJ Auditor Makes Report On Ilalanie in form of land settlem ents aid -to Quaint 8tructur#s
221 E. First Street
Ing the keys pujk-d tiro cats' tall?,''
Replaced
by
Practical
Modern
meaning, that "the* orgy of apvculaencourage home purchases. Voca
Due
canfttg n caterwauling which sounded
Opposite Foatofllce
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Power Planta,
. tlon" had .beuti absolutely checked,
tional training and adjustm ent com-’
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like a Jazz hand. *
Tallahassee. M ar. 1.—J. Will Yon,
there was said to he th e Indisputable
i - it ion based on length ofservictr
Amsterdnm.—Holland Is slowly bnt
sta te -auditor, has just-filed his re
“ evidence7 ihal “banks were exercising
for th o s j not desiring n vocational surely losing the one characteristic of
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’groatur dvgrwi-uf ilLujiminatiou
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Inndscnpc
mode
famous
In
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and
by the >
rnt.yjtmter^of ngriculture
and judgement in complying with
\Va«hlifgton, Mar. 2, On recom known lo every schoolboy—the squat
of
Us
fax.oh
orie-eighth of a cent a
the demands of- th eir customers.’
gallon on g&unlinb and. oils sold in m endation' of secretary of agriculture fut. lazy looking windmills th it for
centuries Imre stood out all.ovcr the
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W orithf-under UWwptrr 7605 -of the sla a tc _a't’rivuluue. conuui$u-e eli
country's
lint
surface.
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apiuropriations
for
congress
Cyclone Reporlrd E ast Of Florida A its of the Legislature* of.0d09. The
These qnalnt structures are gradualman distribufe free seed to consti
tv giving way to highly practical hut
* Waabington, Mar. I .- A cyclone law became_eilective last Septem ber
tu e n t* .
— :---ngty steam nnd electric plants. Dutch
•disturbance was reported tonight 2 and since the date, up to January
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ashington,
Mar.
2.
Senate Nava) technical men say the windmill Is
by the- weather bureau ’east rof Flo 31, it is shown, according to sworn
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Now
nnd.then
n
Inrge
group
of them
inm
ediatcly
of
Indecent
praticeaof
pany
and
o
th
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-wholesalers,
that
- “ Tho outstanding features ol Sun
Is
replaced
by
one
electric
plnnt,
pnd
naval
intelligence
tico
squad
naval
there
was
^old
in
the
state
a
total
day night's weather iiiap." the re
in the course of eitch'jenr a number
training
station
at
N
ew
port.
of
24,009,223
fallopa,
yielding
a
r
e
-port-r*ad_llw is _&_g! roh g a re a of high
destroyetl by
lire—presenting a
r 2- ^ n..:ti_ o '/• \t , . o -r
u ’ "nre
re ncstroym
uy ore—presenting
pressuie attended by moderate cold venue, of $30,011.47.-.
Greenv.ll.- S <?.- M .r. 2, Two hun- , ^ rtn r,„Br Maze with the big burning
wave which haa overspread the west
nn,H.||ng around like flery arms.
In hia r e p o r t,.th e state auditor dred thousand dolloar.t damage was
done be fire destroying, Meyer* ' They are never reconstructed.
gulf s ta tis t and the* south Atlantic has the. following to ray:
states. Pressure is low to the east
The existing type of Dutch windmill
Section 10 of the act directs the Arnold * departm ent store, . also
ward of Florida and along the coast rommissinner of agriculture to pay damaging Garing T heatre today. wns Invented about the yenr 1400. The
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thence no'rthwnrd to New England. over to the s ta te .treasurer m onthly _W ewonka, Mar. 2. Sheriff Drown great disadvantage of the windmill, of
"T h e temperature will moderate all moneys Revived by him here-1with -prisoner Cap Davis, negro i rounro. It It* a)Molute«.depemlence on
BOY’S WASH SUITS
LADIES’ DRESSES
some what Tuesday In the gulf slates under, >uch paym ents into the state eluded lynching party after Davis' weather condition*. For this reanon
From $2.25 • to - $8.50
Fr6m- $2.00 lo $4.00. The Best
It Is being replaced, when possible, by
treasurer)- to constitute a fund to be had beyn rentenced forty five years mbilern machinery.
: Line You Ever Saw
known as the "gasoline inspection for an a tta c k on a w hite tnacher
The Dutch wlndmin, however much
KIMONAS
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fund" After paying all.expenses out Mob took another negro from
It may look In pictures to be a toy.
’ HOSIERY!
From $2.90 • (6 - $10.00
of this fund incident to the adm in Chandler 'J a il yesterday night but ts far from tjiat. ft la a sturdy struc
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Well!
f f you want Ho*e
fate
undeterm
ined;
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istration o f 'th e law, whateVei b a l
ture. as big as n good sized house, and
LADIES’SHIRTWAISTS
the
machinery
Inside
Is
extremely
pow
ance remains to said fund on January
£ou won t go any
T re n to n , Jdar. 2, Governor Ed
all the latest styles and fahrlrs
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• Further •
See
the state road departm ent for con half per ' cent beer in Now Jersey. • Naturally a groat many at them re
this
Hue
and
be
convinced
ntnln. hut the ‘numlier becomes k**«struction and m aintenance of public • W ashington, Mar. 2, . .
LADIES’ SKIRTS
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by year, nnd so far as ntt. Yie u*
roads. The commissioner of agricul unions understood voted- give new r „ rtnlnri,.
HATS AND CAPS. GALORE * A Complete Line from $3 to I10.5P
(he erection of « new e n d s
ture has failed or neglected to .make- rsilroad law trial in settling wage, seldom undertaken.
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payments to th e state, treasurer as dbhtands, removing for tim e danger ]
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QR and llacV^jroid 'ovfcr to the state
HENRY
M.
ROBINSON
treasurer only $6,500. All collections
Family Lodges in Jail
not yet tbrnbd over to th e atate
*Uv* A ngrier—Arrlvln- front
treasurer are, on deposit in Lewis
I.liut, Cement. IMastor
Cor. 4th St. and Sanford Ave. - Sanford, Florida
Seattle
to mert her husbnml
S tate Rank afid Citizens Bank. U s
brick, Drain Tile and
here,
Mr*.
Ruth
Anderson,
tldrty
ance in these banks he is d u t l o pay
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Sewer Pipe.
four.ycor* old. with he? four
mm
over to tlje a ta te treasurer L* now
•young children, spent a night In
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$28,143.37.
the ntre of (he matron at the,,
d ty jail. Anderson jlld pot meet
"After paying • all expense! 'inci
i x x x x m
m
m
her.
«* she had telegraphed him
dent to the adm inistration of the
to d a
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law, there was a balance on January
The only cine to her huchand
I due to the s ta te highway fund of
which the woman had wns that
a. .’ »
I17.d50.32 which am ount wg-jld have
SOLD BRFORK YOU PLANT
be had been working on the l.<x
placed at the disposal of the state
Angeles flood control project.
The American CoITee Bean Company will contract !
raod departm ent for ' construction
. Mr*. A rderm a nml the four
100 acres only at Sanford and will pay four dollars ‘
children, ranging In ages from
and maintenance, of reads, on th a t
ten to fourtm-n. were taken In
date, had the. commissioner of agri
($4.00) jkt bu. of €4 pounds delivered at shipping
rhnrge at the Southern I'ac'fir
culture mad e his payments p n m p tly
point in two bu. sacks.
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depot by Police Officer A. A
to the state treaaurer as directed by
Snyle*. They had bad nothing
Wi“
*8.iper aci* ^
, Til* l**n* »*Tin to m ature in
the act. I jud(* t h b amount will be
t planting and should yield not b*s than 100 bdshcla
to e*» nil day and were wlrhon*
transferred by th e state treasurer to
celeo’ without additional fertilizer. The beat nitmfund*. S*)l«-» gwve Ibent a me*'
1 1 c*n y®, planted! Only such farmer* as are in
the state highway fund- in. a short
and then took them to Central
harvest the crop proper!;
ruperty need* apply. Call on
tirtir. just as soon as the commis
ntntlon.
ti
sioner of agrivulture pays oyer to
him the amount due.
W A R D , S r 1'
l c i a n
Eyes Teste#
Lens.es Ground
L. A.
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THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE
New Goods.— — — a n d
— New Styles-
The Latest in Everything--'Not One
Piece of Old' Cut of Style, Shoddy,
Shop- Worn Goods Offered H ere 1
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Building Material
Roonng of All Descriptions
TRY A SURE CROP
H ill Lumber
Got Horntd Da*.
AFTER OUR PAINTING*
much desired'by motorists. It b
•taler to wash and clean when It
has been pointed and finished by
M»- Aide us for an estimate on
Four par.-1 * •,
REHER BFfos., Sanford Height*
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Col. C. P. Lovell, Ung prom inent
Iq business and m ilitary circles of
the atate haa announced hla candi
dacy for adjutant general of Florida
subject to the Democratic prim ary
In June. A Floridia'tF o f' education
xpelendid ability, extended m ilitary
training, a successful business'than,
liberal and progm aive in all line* of
usefulness he possesses every quali
fication for m aking a moat success
ful official, *and his candidacy will
mefjl with cordial support of tb«
conservative rlenqent
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flf th e p a rty .
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Renfrew. Panada.—A ipottrd fawn
another fm rk of nature, wga shot on
•he Madawaaka river, where Jo h n -8
Ihix of Paiabogte last we« k *hot' a
horned doe. It fell before the rlfie of
Thonia* Fraser, whose homo la near,
rytaboglb. Hunter* and other* have
vlewcl tfce *po^t,,, f»wn with a treat
deal of Interest, and old hungers re
port that on two former occasion* *
Henry M. Robinson, former assist freak of nature, of a* similar kind wa«
ant to Chalnnan Harley of the United brought down from the same part of
States C iifp lhg board
the Madawnska. The amount nf gam,
shlpploq repcoaentatlv* at tho Parts secured In. that country n * large
ptaeo conference and latnr member of this season than ever before. T
the eh Ipp In■'board, repreoonts tho pdb- hundred* of hunter* were In a
llcoii
l«njitrety small prvji nm an
-trike
-»f any kind I* rttioriru.
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Mrs. M ary West o p Nashville
arrived T hursday, -having been sum
moned to th e bedside of her son C.
L. W o t. The friend* of Mr. W o t
arc glad to Itndw th a t he is im prov
ing rapidly.
Mr. -and Mr*. Ed Jordan have
rented th e homo of W- L. Luther
for the season.
Mrs..,, Thompson A was called to
Island G rove Saturday by Ihe Illness
of her s is te r.M r s .' Hendrix, During
Mrs. Thom pson's absence tier place
* in school is being filled by Mrs. It.
W. Law ton.
Mr. and Mrs. S. * W / Swope,
• Francis Swope and Mrs. 'W . E.
Young spent Saturday in Orlando,
Mrs. It. W. Lawton sp en t T ues
day in Sanford.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather Sunday there was no-preach
ing -at either church, \h o there were
enough for Sunday school ut both
the M ethodist-and B aptist chttrchea
—*—Mrtf7 S. W. S-wope M itertaihei the
- C. and B. Club d f Thursday aftern o o n /T h e re was an u S a m ^ y lnrge
crowd present. Mis. 7<u-ope scrve<l
delightful pineapple cream and cake
ing by M rs. c. B.'Lee, Misses MoImT
S wojh* and Ruth Young.
Mr.’ and Mrs. C. A. Brannon are
spending th e week with Mrs. A.
Iupinhiiirt,
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^ _ _ M r.-an d ,Mr»*- Gove and children
and Doc Malcolm S|K*nt Sunday In
Daytona.
» '• Mrs. A. Leinhnrt spent Saturday
In Orlando.*
LAKE MARY ITEM S
Our village has missed the Flu
so far.
Mr. G uthrie with a force of men
wks here Tst week shipping .the fruit
from the Camertin placei there was
—•bout five thousand boxe*,-the fruit
from the Dr. Philip grove also being
flhfpjied.
— ’ Mr. nml Mrs. Cadman anil chil
dren have moved to Orlando where
they have recently purchased a
Ijoine. The-- people here regieted
Very-much to have them, go,
Among the new people,coming here
this-winter are Mr. und Mrs.-W . II.
- Olson of. New York, they having
purchased the Applegate place.
Also* Mr. and Mr?. W. P. Monorc
nnd children of Newberry and Mr.
and ‘Mrs. Bitty and bnby of Mait, land.
Mr. Tuxworth is out again nfler
being on the sick list for a couple
of weeks.
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Melvin Dunn had the mis fortune
*of. having bis arm fractured Monday
.'o n ( b e 'school ground^.
The viilr-ge' was shocked Saturday
. morning tb learn ■of the death of
Mr. Charlie J,undqui»t. having pars
away.fn th e early part of the murfi,ing at the house of his son Axel
Vi
Its had not .been in the best of
health f tr some lim e hut kept up
and came up to the village two weeks
prior to his. death. He wns a good
peaceable neibbor havinglived around
this vicinity far a good rnz-iy y r»
and was nearing his tK'th p d r *r t
He is survived, .by ohe son and
.three daughteis bf_L.es u good m any
grandchildrt-n r.nd several
great
■ .W grandchildren The ’remains
.‘were
■> 1Aftl to rest in -th e Upsttla cemetery
and the sym npathv of the community
goes to th e family in the loss of
their fath e r..
Jam es Heed returned home some
tw o ‘weeks tfgo after* having spent
several months with" his children
-in different parts ef the notth,
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f o r d of T hanks
I wish to extend triym&M sincere
thanks to tlie people of Upsata,
Grapeville-and Lake' M ary, who w o e
ao kind And good during the illness
and death of m y father.
A£cl Lundquist.
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SANFORD PA1LY HERALD
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dent of this section, coming over
from Sweden in <87L' being born in
1841 a n d -leaves a b ro th e r, , J. E,
L undquljd/^a *on Axel * and , three
daughters. Nfrs. Louisa^Kylurul.* who
was with him during his illric.4s
which lav ted about nine days and
Mrs Lottie ‘ Kerry ' nnd Mrs. Km a
Drown ml ■ number -of
grand
tlaughtcrs,' Mr*. LouL«a Nylimd, (w’.u
was with him dUTuig hLs |illnos»
which lasted iibout nipc days fund
Mr*. Lottie Ferry and Mra. Em m a
Brown, ad n number of 1 grand
children’.
We. bad n number of Rems for
last week but was to ill to write
them. *, - *
Dr.’ Brower came U|k threatening
as H was to preach last Sunday, but
for lack of n sto v e' the meeting
could not be held nnd so be has
offered to try it ngain next Sunday
at 3:00 o'clock. ,
Sunday sdiynl a t 2:00 - as usual
with a warm w'elcotne . for all.
Dr. Brower called - at the home of
Mr*. DcKorrest nnd she kindly, had
him taken homo "as th e. roads were
dreadful,
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r* Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Range* of
MHton, M aine who have been the
guests of 'M r. and Mrs. hfardy for
the p a s t- ten days left Monday for
Fi-lsmere; Fla.
E/iward Golden of Choes, N. V.
is the guest of Mf. and Mrs. J. p i .
Waits.
Miss M a ry Smith of Fern-irdiina
returned' to hrr home on Monday
after s’pending several days the gymt
of her aunt Mrs. J, M. Waits.
- C, W. .Enttm ingcr spent Ttieliday
in Sanford attending county com
missioners meeting.'
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School work w a s . resumed
pn
Monday having been dosed for to
weeks on uhcount of Influenza.
Willard M. Me,Workman went
EAST ..SANFORD
down to- Orlando on Monday
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‘ Mr. and M rs . J. S. D inkel, were
M r, nml Mm, 1 D. M a rtin ’ and
in Sanford on Saturday and ‘drove Mr. and Mrs. A, II. Porter plan to
home ifi their new Chandler.
drive to M U Dora for the day
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Friends of- Mrs. QDic&n w lll.be Sunday.
lorry -to . hear.'of her fllne-i at hrr.
Sam uel Schwartx ft !c;»\[jije. . in «
home.
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hnrL tim e for Chicago after spending
Mr. Lucas and family are located the sm tfiA at hU hom e-on Lake
in one of the Bry ant-Smith' cottages Golden. ._■-*•
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in South Longwooli.
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Me«srs. George-, ilridgford and
I,. H. D unbar is spending a few* Louis, Knelling who have Upon «(iend
days over at-C osonado . beach.----- ,— ing liie-'winter a t Xehotls-wJ- Geneva
l)r. Edwards of Orlando was Ferry are leaving this week for their
vmllc.l to uIUmuI the little'-aun of hom e'in Willoghliy, Ohio. (‘
Hollis Luiif of Ki*silnmce .is the
Mr. and Mrs. Del mar M r Work map
who was suffering from potomnfne gue-t of l^is aunt Mrs. I. E. E d rid g e
of Cameron nvp.
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poisoning.
G.
G.
Chamherlain
has
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new
r MBs ArtnKT Coleman of Wildwood
Chandler touring ear.
"Shlnd; Curry Hasty, Uayrhond
.Miss Lillian Waits and Miss Mary
Hende'son and Alvin R uhiirv/invn
Smith wire visitors in Orlando on
enlisted in- the U. SI rcgulara for
Saturday..
■1 year* and are ut Camp Brag#,
Fiiyittc»vllle. N. C.
will lie glad to know that she has
Word cyme* Jroin Dunellen that
r.evovercd from influenza nnd has a n o th e r'son hns.bcen horn to Mr.
returnud t o -h er libnu* in Jackson and Mr*. W. A. Knight our -former
ville. Miss Singe!to n Jius been in the neighbors’ their* daughter .M r*. S.
Ftorida Sanitarium for the past ten A M urphy is with them, for a few
dayer—-— —
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Mrs. W yatts left Monday for
T. II. Kinard a former resident
Fernandina where* she will he the hrre now of th e - West Side is said
guest of her daughter Mrs. Smith-. to e very ill with pneumonia. Kovqrul
Miss Mary Cummings of Orlando of his family have been ill with flu.
is the guest of Mis* Harriett ‘Grist.
Mrs. I. D. H art is quite ill,
The ladies of the Civic League threatened with pneumonia. I. E.
held their regular monthly meeting Estridge *hai been quite ill with flu.
Tuesday aueTpoon.
A son was born last week tb
The ladies of the Civic League- and Mrs. LloneJ Sipes.
The most severe fro't «*f the sea
will give a pio socinl at the Library
Tuesday evening March 9th, th e son* came here Monday night.* Many
proceeds to go to the building fund. tender “thitigs were more or lets
damaged. The frost Usually goes in
waves or* streaks nnd the ‘damage
GRAPEVILLE AND UPftALA
cannot
lie estim ated at first but Irish
Mi. and Mrs. Emil Mngnuson
pntatorj.
all kinds of beans, squab
who have
been at Co'urtnoy. on
popper*,
nnd
all spring clops wore
Merrits LHnnd since the. holidays,
sorne-'Vbal
hurt.
It could of been
returned home the latter part of
much
w
orse."
last week.
M /.arid Mrs. tint hart Swanson of
DONATE TO HOSPITAL
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Colorado, who have- been touring the
southern part of the state, came up Jewish People of Sanford, Orlando.
in their cnV, which Is arranged to
M aron and Savannah Raise $ft0(>.
e&mp'out in and are (topping with
The Jew* of Sanford are nothing
their unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
If not .progrosfive and at- n dinner
August Swanson.
party a t . the ryidenco of Mr. nod
Mr. und Mrs. Henry Peterson Mrs. A-. H. M otes Yomc time ago a
tnd daughters Idnllnn and Ed wins large sum of money was rat-eil fqr*
oft Holly* Hill nnd Mrs. Christine the Formrid-Langhton llbjpitftl • in
PatmlpiiU of Miami name over by this <ity. The Jews of Orlando nnd
auto Sunday to visit their relatives of other citirs nbm re-ipohdcd Orlando
here. .
coming ncro-is handsomely, in the
M r-.^ Ja ln ly u b t. who lias ‘been sum of £o0.0f>. The following are
ailing Tor
time has been visit the donors and tin* *unvt set oppo
ing witli Mr’, and, Mrs. Peterson site their name):
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this winter, * her m an y friends are * A , II. MAaes, .1100.00,, by check
glaii to see her aide to be about again M. Flcl'cher, JIOJ.OO b y clu-ckr
Mrs. fleo. Clark nnd Mrs. Wester- C. Banner, $50.00, by check; A.
diek went with their Sabbath school Banner, $25.00, by clrpck; i‘. Mo « ,
to Genetra Saturday and spent the S2JS.00, by chrek: M* Mnsm, $25.00day with Mr. und Mrs, Teitmnn.^
by check; S ’ Bobbtni, $25.00. by
Mri Williams and hahy apent check; A KMfeld,*$20.00. by rheuk:
the week fend hi -Orlnndo with her L. (ioH b’cr'g, $5.00, by cash; I*.
father,_ ijccompanied
friend*, Fleischer, $5.0d, by cash; C. Klbwerti
going down In their fine new- Packard $5.00 by check; Gnpg. AhovSholom*
car.
.: $50.00. by check,* nf 'Orfntido; L ‘
Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Thompson Moore, $1.00, by ci*h; ef Sava art ah;
apd littlo daughter went over to It. Kcjsler, $.1.004>y caslt,cf Savannah
DeLand Saturday und hi* brother F. Schwartz,’-$10.00, liy Nieck . S.
by
clipck:
Jack brought them hack late Sunday Benjamin, $10.00,
K. Frank, $10.00, by check;. Dr.
We understand that Alfred Ericson is laid up with lumbago. Too Brown. SIO.Oll, hy check; Ix*3n.
$5.00, b y ^ g h e c k ; L. Hnmher.^jr,
bad, but the s o rt’of weather we have
$1)00; Mr. Schrcier, $5.00, hy check
been having is bn on young
and
Total,
$500.00.
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’> old. A number of the A. C. L. Iioya
have been ailing fori one cam e or
at) other. ‘
We are certainly thankful th a t
b.
the influenza V’enm ,to bn_dying o at
again, a num ber in Mr. Yiltlen'a
family us well a I all in Air. Borcll's *
were down wilji it. among the rest
nearly-glj were .very *ick hut there
were no deaths we ale. happy to
note. '
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We were sorry to hear of the <loath
o f . Mr. Charley Lurfdqui*l. who I F(U Sn!(, _ E xlra Fine White
s petit the
j W y a n d o tte eggs. T w tf dollars per
OU.R P R O C E S S
-but »ilice the death of hi) wife, Fe In. W. B. Ballard, Altam onte
\
or '
ba* been Hving will* his ‘non Aval
110-tG
Wuhln^fnd Polishing Automobiles near Lake Mary. He parsed away on Spring*. Fin.
For S ale—Al( Sanfotd, by W estern
the Fth of February and InterrMake* Them Look Like New
mrnt took place' at the Swedish Union Co., twenty, five or thitfty
’Eipe-rienef d workmen, high grade Lutheran church
Sunday, Rev. tmdersize heart cypres* telegraph
Poliah. *Pricts very reasonable. Alfred Erireon preaching
the funeral pole* 20 and 25 feet long. Suitable
• Sec us for-quick actioh.
for fence posts -five or six fence p o s t«
sermon.
: BEHER BROS., Sapford Heights He was an aged, respected resi- ctn Le made of each poIe.„ lT0-6tc.
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A N D E V E R Y F R ID A Y F O R 15 W E E K S
Like An Invisible Octopus Workingf in the Dark
Did this mysterious band of Crooks work th^ir dech laid plans -Mt-n of Po>vvor-i
in their Councils—They onm? front nil wajks of lifc4-’Ahey committed the ifi w parink'
Robbjsira—Tht* Boldest Murdofs—Everyc-ne feared them.
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Turn»*d th<* Tables on them. How? Why? Who? When? Where? Which!
The Girl is
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“THE ADVENTURES OF RUTH1 *
EPISODE 1—“THE .FALSE COUNTESS"
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See One Episode and You’ll Want to See Them A ll
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A Ileal Life Story of Love
a n d Misunderstanding,
that Bares th? Soul of a
Million Homes. ,
Her
Husband
Said
She
W asn
’t
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Fit to
Be the
Mother
~ of His
JE5SL L .L A 5K Y
c h ild
A Great Supporting Goat, in
cluding Harrison Ford, Wini
fred Greenwood. Raymond H at
ton, Walter Hiern, and J. M.
Dumont, "The Dope" In “The
Miracle Mnn.M
Adults 20 Cents’
Children 10 Cents
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REMEMBER: This is Benefit Day for fernald-Laughton Memorial Hospital
For S ale—-Pair of ponies weighing
800 ami 900 pound*,- five yoira old.
A. K. Appleby, Sanford Tfelgjita.
IM M tc.
Wanted—Lady1waitress Experienced
For Sale—Two tftory 8 room
' Bell Cafe 79-tf
and garage. S anford'H eights. Appu
No. 402, Sanford Ave.
9®-trc
FOUND On first St. west of
Sanford $4437.50
Fronting
north For Sale—Post Card Collect
------------------------„ -------For R en t—Unfurnished room in
on
brick
highway
just
east
of
the world-wide, also refrigerator »««
Bishop Block. A P. Connolly.
artesian Spring half mile w e s t of odds and ends In furniture.. 2"f1
110-,'Hc. Monroe road. 3&>£ acres.of ideal
Elm Ave.____________ 108-tf.
-v - homo site and irrigable farm land.
For Sale—6 room house,. p*i**o
For Solo—-Ileuses of four to 8$
sion March 23rd. A P Connelly i S f f i p $200 per acre offered for
Easy terms. J. Mum®
no-:itc.i^<5 Pcr acre cash. Direct from
I0G-4tp
jownes. Enqummt Phone 352 reT
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For Sale—Or will exchange for lating abstract and deed. 94-tf
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For Sale—House and
L ib erty Bonds a Riilck c a r -in spltfr.- — *— '
did-condition. -1 new tirt>*. I -extra-.
F o r Sale—One lot. Good location. hfagnolir: avenue.. Good
Can be seen a t * 107 W Tt nth S t./A pply 40G M yrtle Ave
107 -fiptp P. O. Pox 328. *
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barg*
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For Sale—Nice 11-room hour*-]
W anted —3 or 4 rooms for heuscFor" Sale—Stablt*' M anure In c rr j keeping Unfurnished preferably b i t P ark ave. Address Box 32$. ^'*7-t
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lots. RufTkjn Si Glrvirv. Ilisbre Bldg, will consider furnished Mr* R A
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Jacksonville, ”Fla.
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108-tf,
For Sale—One 18 * Horse
For
Sate—Typew
rtlet.
rtandard
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. For R e n t—One lnrge ■well fur- Berosene Oil Engine. Chase &
™ .k .. Call or M m , 505 K 3 r a .|„ |, t . d r00m,
P . rk Av, 10S 6rt Sanford, Fla. ■
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SANFORD DAILY HERALD
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Jveck and em itted dire predictions
of an approaching panic. It broko
when he returned home and his wife
(net him' at the door. Poor devil.
PimLLHIIKUS
K. J. HOLLY, Editor
W. M. HAYNES, Businos* Manager
* 0 , lag IUIM i l l d t Known on Application
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nwlCBIPTIONJFlUCK IN ADVANCE
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DEUTBUD IN CITY DY CABHIEH
When you are weary, ttnd your
spirits are droopjrtjj. and. you want
to enjoy a good old-fashioned ■laugh,
Just think of the agony ofx.mind of
our distinguished crop of presiden
tial aspirants. The suspense must
sim ply he h-*-K *
AS OTHERS S E E . US
A stranger judges this
town
m ainly by its appearance. .
If it is clean, sanjtnry and invit
ing, he carries the good word afnf
B ut if it is dingy, and ,111 kept, he
carries the had record to even
g tcater distances,
•We shoald have a reputation se
cond to none—superior- to many
h u t wo *'fc»U«Jiavo o n ly -th a t which
we carve out by our own efforts.
^L et’s ail pitch in nnd make this
the cleanest and . the
brightest
th e m ost progressive year in our
MEMBER o r THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
* TOO MANY M IL LIO N A IR ES
There is one sure m ethod of.'^aving money. D on't spend it.
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T h e mumber of nbnorrqaliy rich
men being created in thus country ia
a m atte r of grave conern
Popular opinion is popular qnly
far as it- Is satisfactory to the
dishonest hiethods. Certainly the
There is. at least, ono -noticeable practices resorted to by those, men
effect Of the war. America is quite in tljeir pcramblo for gold are not in
accordance with the precepts of the
safe for plutocracy.
golden rule.
Wholesale dishonesty In business
It’s comforting to know th a t ar
bitration Is coming into style, and brings reproach upon the fair name
disquieting to know th a t style never of-Amorica, nnd supplies the ground
work /o r future discontent and pos
sible revolution, i t means disaster
Some people: are alw ays endeavor in. y e a n t o come.
No country ran survive in these
ing to enlarge their circle of ac
quaintances. T h e borrow ing is easier days when the m ajority of the
wealth ii in the hands of a few. This
you know. “
K e v d n thut—heroines * the—m a rt "fir
last
resort’. This great country Itself
Beauty, they say, is only skip
is
the
outgrowth of rebellion against
deep. But th at, we imagine, depends
upon whether or not it is of tho drug
store variety.
An^ exchange avers th ilt ninetenths of. the conceit in tho world is
monopolized by. men under 40. Howold an* you?
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Gains for 1919 Must Be Figured
Under U. S. La w — Returns
the average American girl
TOD MUCH LUXURY
the number oh m icrobes m n
Am erican people are suffering from
-tfpgle kiss, she’d order a coffin, shut
a
peculiar^ disease an
insatiable
her eyes, and take one la s t delirious
craving
for
the
luxuries
of
life.
ptkpgz.
Tim e was when if we had a good
home,
plenty to eat. and to wear, nnd
If tin* former crown prince gets
and
means
of recreation and enjoy
short of cash he might secure a
ment,
wr*
srrrd
contented and happy.
booking in ' the American movies,
But not now.
it takes all sorts of peolo to make up
The more we get the more wewant,
2 a reel. \ 1
and th e more we w ant the more
feverish our efforts to get it.
?. The good book tells us th a t it is
We never have en»ugh--*are never
n \t well for man to be alone.' But
satisfied.
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it Would take u mouth f u ll,to con:
If
our
neighbor
has
a car, we long
vinVo spine of the henpecked gentry
for one ju st a little better.
If Jones has a house of beauty,
Smith wants one of grandeur und
e piople a rt vert table geniuses magni finance.
kin r life disagreeable
for
If Mrs. Smith is at the head of
an i they find the pastim e so the social whirl. Mrs. Jones is not
g t tey never think of taking saitxfied until she has supplanted her
n their sails.
If one m an-is term ed our leading
citizen, a .dozen others will aspire
to the honor.
i-hen steak was 15. cents u
An abundance of- th e necessities
and eggs 10 cents a dozen of life i*f n o t eriouifh. Wcwmust have
»rp limits to thb m em ory of. the luxuries, both for our own plea
newspaper editor.
sure and to outshine other _people.
And the list of life’s luxuries is so
xehange sagely rem arks th n t long and so' varied th a t no mkn or
every diverse results in two woman has- ever Wen known to
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e m arriages." Quite interpst- reach th e und.
lleed. Possibly one of the
Millions of people forego many
nnexes a couple of new on es of the necessities of life in order to
bask tn..,Ute Jimiight of luxury, They
came to town one day this are lavish in adorning, their persons
and their surroundings at the ex
pense of thefr stomachs. They enjoy
the tinsel of. life' nfid endure the
privations necessary in order to
'satisfy their vanity,
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The age of sanity is disappearing.
Thnt of frivolity is, here.
YOU WANT FOR
M odern day ’ luxury is considered
a blearing. In reality it is more of a
curse, because we do not realize
when economy ends nml extrava
gance begins.
LAND SALE PROFITS TAXABLE
M arket
Phone 106
fo r
q u ic k
s e r v ic e
M O R E TROUBLE AHEAD
. M any estimable people are fondly
of the opinion that the troubles of
America are at an e n d —at least in
so far as our relations with foreign
goverhnfenvs are concerned.
,
TJidy believe th a t because we
raised nn army of 4,000,000 in ft
few m onths nnd sent 2,000,000 to
Trttnce w e . have dem onstrated our
superiority in-such n striking manner
that th e rest of the world will be
glad“ to Tot us alone.
They nre in error, as -was clearly
shown when England and Franco
cslmly ignored -the th reat of I’rcsldeqt .Wilson on the Jugo-Slav *question.
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E ngland nml France ^ expreted
enorm ous additional credits* from
th e ’U nited States government. They
did not get them.
T hey -expected tho United State?
to assum e much of the burdon of
rehabilitating devastated ► Europe.
T h e y wore disappointed. ^1®*^
T hey charge that w e 'c o m m e r
cialized th e war nnd annexed tho
w ealth ;o f the world, and th at now
we will not open our money bags
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1 FORSTER. President
B. F. WIIITNKR, Cashier
Sanford. Florida
been Jumping during tile past few
years, iuid during 1010 ninny owners
sold out p art or nil of th e ir lands at big
profits. All such gains constitute In
come and must he taken Into the act
Income for the -ear.
Any person who sol ' p a rt of a farm
or raneli, or part of a p irc e l of land,
must also show nay gains realized by
M.irr'.iye of FI rat Couclns.
F irst cousins niny marry* la
hnmn. f'nlifortiln. Colorado. Conn
n il. U clnw nrr.' Florida] Cicorglm
N ecessary Farm Expenses May Be Do
bo. Iowa. Kentucky. Louisiana, Mn
d u cted —Special Form for - Farm
M aryland, M assachusetts, Mfrlilj
Income—Cash or Accrual
M innesota, Mlssli;s|p|il. Montana
hnm bn.'New Mexico. Neff York,
* - Oasis for Computing.
C nndlnn, Ittmde Island,
the sale
fltin. Tennessee," Text
The method of figuring gains and tnont, Virginia, West Virginia nn<
losses on such im naaethins Is p rescrib Wisconsin.
ed In* (be Income Tax regulations.,
copies of which may be secured from
Coed Way to Clear Land.
Internal Revenue Collectors.
!q ttic novel method of etriirhl
odiqitcd by a Minnesota fntync
Forms for Returns.
underground rents »nre Imrned
The
Internal
Revenue
B
ureau
has
’slector of internal revenue by Ma.ri.1i In.
Niied an improved Form tiiiOF for the
use of farmers. This form, together use ii? firewood. At one side of each
w ith Form UHOA or IIHII..will give the "tum p im exrnvntlun Is made In tho
farm er explicit Information ns to how ground, nnd from this n hnlc',l\ bfired
lo properly ligure fils net Income for through the roots to n stovepipe | set
upright in the ground on the other
unit.
T h ere are two methods iif figuring a side. When it lire Is kindled 111 tho ex*
fnriUFrir-income lax retu rn this year, cnvntlon, the draft set np liiruughjrtia
Farm Expenses.
Complete Line of
From fds gross Income u former Is lie may make his return on the busts roots nod tin* pipe cause* tlio root" to
allowed to charge off nit of Ids neces of the 'JIJTerc.net* between the money he Slowly consumed, until the stump
and goods recelveil for Ills products may he toppled over q u ite unlmcumL
sary expenses In the conduct of the
and the cash paid cut for actual allow
form during the year. T hese Include able farm expenses within the year,
i-iists of planting, cultivating, harvest fir tie may make Ills return on (lie ac
ing nnd marketing.
In addition to crual basis, which -means computing
these costs he may deduct money spent the receipts and expenses th at pertultl
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for o rdinary farm tools of short .life to the tnknhlc year, o '.eluding Income I __>_ bought during the year, such ns shov earn ed nml expenses Incurred*in Pf®- F flE C K L E S Posit
— t « ox t,
, 7els, rnkes, etc. A lso,,the cold of feed vious or succeeding years.
purchased for Ids live stock limy he
I t is worth 'q u ite a
treated us an expense, In so fur ,.s
this cost represents actual outlay: hut
bit to be able to get
the value of Ills m m products (Vd (a
i w ii > from o \ living* fhl*" I t i n t ’k i •! of I»
ntiltnnls Is not a deductible Item.
parts when you need
O ttier farm eX|K>hm*s allowable are Ing so much.” «itys an u n d ertaker of
them, and not have* to
”1 looked tl Up
the cost of m inor repairs op buildings wide experience.
(but not the dwelling house), on fenced, once und It’s Just the survival of an
wait and pay addi
wagons nml farm m ach in ery ; also hills old Ibdirow custom of dressing folks
tional expense ■for spe
tmld for ho|Hcshnclng, stock powders, different lo warn their neighbor* of
rock suit, services of v eterinary, Insitr- tin* unclean presence of ilouth. DR
cial factory shipm ents.
ahee (except ,pn dwelling house), ga"o- ft'rein n ik u s were used, however, lo
lino for o|tcrutlug pow er and sundry different old timers.
t>n the gold
Furniture nnd Complete
o th er expenses which were tmld for In coast, of Africa the relatives of the
House Furnishings
rn sli.
dead w ear rail exehislvely and on the
As to Idreil Ip-Ip, all the productive east const they wear w hite Instead
Inhot; Is a deductible expense ; lint thn of black. The gnoo util hoh'-tnll Ma
Stoves and* Ranges
wages of household serv an ts, or help oris of New Zealand must have beery
O ur Stock is Complete
hired to Improve, the farm , s s hi tree tlin Inventors of (Ii Ih taboo stuff,
planting, ditching, etc., cannot he though, for any one of them that
claim ed agahisi earnings. A farm er Is touched a corpse couldn't touch any
Prices and Terms
not allow ed to claim ti salary for him thing with Ills hands f o r ’a year nnd
Reasonable
self o r members of Ids ’ family* who hnd to eat off the ground, like the
work on tho farm.
hoys In a ple-vat Ing i-nlttest. It’s
lucky for ii" undertaker" thnt some
at
least-of the obl-thne taboo has ratl
P u rch ases of. form m achinery, wag
ons, work hid mu Is, etc.,’ nlA» Ihe i-osl in! from tlhi memdry of Hie while
of coiistntcihm or extension of. Imlhb nmn." *
Wear and Tear. 1
e v e r y t h in g
GOOD
MEAL
If this hank enjoys success nnd-a-high reputation
if it is a tru ly up-building force in the com m unity
if it is fulfilling its highest mission as a bank, i t
is all due to the C haracter th a t makes it the
institution it is.
Due March 15
CARS
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Did it ever o c c u r to. you th a t precisely the sam e
is true of a hanking institution?
Spring is the tim e to begin
MOtOR
We insist, however, th a t there is
nu comparison between the prevail\ ing price inflations nml automobile
\ tirt-x. The latter sometim es lilow up.
The true worth of
uian or woman is the meat
ure of hi* or her character.,
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PHONE 3
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logs, silos, fencing,.etc.,. khoiihl he con
sidered additional Inv estm en ts'In the
farm nml are hot* proper deductions
against Income.
A reasonable allowance may bp
claim ed for wear ami teiir on farm
building? (except the farm house),
fences, m achinery, work iiiilmuls. wag
ons, tan k s, windmills ami o th er farm
equipm ent which! Is used in Hie coiduct o f Hie farm.
As to notos nnd Tractors, the cost of
these Is not an expense, .nlthough the
cost o f th eir upkeep Is an allowable
deduction, If-the m achines a re used u cliislvely for farm purposes nml not
for p leasure, Also, In such eases, u de
duction for w ear und le n t k* allowed.
Farm Losses.
T he loss of a growing crop Is not n
proper deduction from Incot. s, lintsyiuch ns the.value of the crop had mu
been tnken Info gross. Income. The
loss of n building or of machinery
through ntonu, lightning, Hood, etc., Is
an allow able dedurtlnn, but cart* should
lie used to nsecrtnIn the correct Ins?
*UMnlned, ns restricted by Income tux
regulations.
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No deduction Is fillnwet) In the rase
of loss of nnlmnlx raised on the farm,
tuit n loss Is deductible from g r a s s In
come If the nnlmnU had been p u t
chased fo r d raft or breeding purposes.
S hrinkage In weight or value of fnrrn
praducLa held for favorable m arket
prices cannot be deducted us A loss, for
thq trenwm tltat when such products
are sold Ihe shrinkage will bo reflected
In tho selling price.
,8 sls of Firms snd Land.
The value of agricultural lands has
31 years service to San
- ford
It Has Happened to Others'
And May Happen to You
In Spite of Everything You May Happen to Do
B e P rep a red
v-r. When
It Does Happen
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SL e i te M W S g g n
with ample
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So that you may not “be the
loser, financially
S E E US FO R
F IR E IN S U R A N C E
A L L , K IN D S W
IN S U R A N C E.
R E A L ESTATE,
'S A N F O R D , F L A .
LIABILITY,
COLLISION
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Mention of
Matter* In B rief
Personal Item s,
of Interest
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Floating Small
. Talk* Succinctly
Arranged for
Herald Reatjera
T he D au g h ters of Wesley of th e before th e First day of April of any
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cooked food sale at the Union P h ar tise and sell."
m acy on Kutuzilny Match* Sth for " T his i*s to notify &H concerned
itts--bene lie of tfaw -Pip* ttm a a . Lund.
rhw requitenrcnVs
-will
i)c compiled with and th e T ax Books
i 110-ltc.
Electrical Fixture*, House Wire- will postiyely I*1’ closed on April
Ing, In ‘ fact all kinds of electrical First ji» provided by law arid n11
work. Phone j442. W. II. Treadwell, lands oh which tax es.h av e no t been
Electricl*#.- ’
83-tf. |,aid w|jl be advertised an d execu
tions issued - for unpaid por.tonal
Floor coverings. G6Td Seal Guaren*
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toed Congoleura Art Squares. Hall property taxes.
JN O . iD. M IN K IN S
runners .and yard^ good*. Boston
Tax Collector, * Senfinolo . C ounty.
.Bargain ‘llouae. A’. Kanncr Prop.
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Si. .Agnes Guild
S t. Agnes G uild will resume its
""TPffUlffT- mcntlntr^- nn“ M onday—withM rs. Itobt. H erndon hostess- nl the
hoftlt of her m o th er, Mrs. Stum on.
Full attendance requested, .
FOUND
WAY TO
To
S ettle . Adriatic • C o olrorersy
B etw een Baly en d slavH
London M arch *1 flly Associated
Press) Prem ier NiUl of Ita ly , in ter
viewed liy th e M anchester G uardian
s a y s n way .will lie found to settle
(he A driatic controversy and th a t
Italy and Jugo-Slaviu jrljj he feionds.
LABOR SCARCITY
i- Mexiia'n Northern S ta le r
^ coming S erious
Be*
Mexjc'o City March 4 iHy Associ
ated Press) The, exodus of Aml’ficun
htbcrrr* • tn t he—h r ilH i. ■K tstw , i*
i ecorni iq so fthrmlm; th a t scrhwji
datr/'*' to numerous Industries wtn
the northern
will close^and
iaige areas of farm lands wHI be
uncultivated.* •
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FINDS ANCIENT ABODE
Mnj. R. A. Terheun, Editor
Phone 395
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Societ y Personals
Mrs. Cora Lee Xkers arrl ved
yesterday from Pulaski. Vo., lo he
the gutsl of M r^. Mill Hand.
Mrs. (ico. Shipp nnd children accompanlcd hy Mrs. Holding left to*
day for n vi>lt of several day** with
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M iss Ilukh M etlingcr was tlje
guejt 0( Iter sister, Mrs, \V. L.'
Morgan nt Hoi id Carnes on LVc-l IP5*
day. She will return (of a week end
vlilt, on Saturday.
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this week for Washington i), C. ert
route to their home in Cen.trrvitlc
Md. after a visit of several month
•in Sanford.
.. Tenny D eane was among the
college folks sp ending the week end
a t home.
Mrs. Geo. Watson and
little
DoWitt arrived from Floral City
Tuesday and are the guests of Mr
Zeb Ratliff and Mrs. \\ W Ahncrathy.
M r.* Charlie Banniegster is in
Jacksonville thifc*-weok on business.
Mrs. F. A. Ilissctt and. tltrre
cildren have gone to Waycros* (o
jo in Mr. Bisson whose promotion
w ith the A. C.' L, makes Waycros*
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Mrs. Leon and mother, Mrs.
Deamontl were among the rertdit
Sanford shoppbrs iu Orlando.
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W om an's
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matched man's, un a day In |801l li
outm atched man's. • B arham Frlett'lile’s blood runs 'through the vein*
L«* Angeles. — Discovering from of Old G lor/. Site vil* « gray-bnlred
lo* Angeles n hitherto unknown ell IT woman with the light of a mld-Ahy
dwelling 400 feet up a 2.1)00-foot can
slim Inti llpn in her veins. On a Sep
yon side In -Utnb Is a new - expe tem per morning, when I-ee's forces
rience.
were pouring through Frederick, Md.
It was tho experience o t Eyre Pnw 4ed by Stonewall Jackson, every (In*
ell of 4-1 Wnveerest avenue, Vcnlec, of tjn- United States hnd been low
who In enlurgttjg n unique photograph ‘-red. Up rose old Bnrhonr Krtrfchtr
token wlrhACtelephnio lens, made what in the Cnee of (lie regim ent plowing
may prove to he one of the greatest the street. She seized n hauled-dowr
nrrhneologlcnl discoveries of recent Dug a ml set h In her attic window,
years In the United States.
herself 11a color guard,
Slonewnll
The photograph wns taken Jn Zion Jnckaon'a eye caught sight of It
canyon, U tah, reccutljr ' declared a " F ire !’* The rllles sh a tte re d •the slnff
nntlnnnt park, and shows what np- hut old Bnrhnrn hud catight the ban
parently Is a cliff dwelling 400 feet ner. and waving It fa r out over th<
lonjf and Go or 70 feet wide.
It Is street, she'crletl, “Shoot,"If you will,
probable, according to Mr. Powell, Hint this old gruy bend, but spare ybut
no human foot hits beCh In the dwell country’s ’ ling.”
And th e, gallant
ing for l.nnp years or longer.
In Jackson's eye swam, and Ids shout
Mils fact Jles Its rhlef archaeological blazed now. "Who touches a hair ol
Importance, ns other cl IIT dwellings, yon gray head dies like a dog. March
found nt the surface, have been ttie on I"—Chicago Journal.
homes of* animals and much disturbed
slnre being Inhabited by thfcB’ original
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W in Russian!
builders.
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W illiam F ..F o x ,-K n ig h ts of Colum
Tlie plintogrnph was taketf~TH/ a b u s commissioner to Siberia, who I*
dlstnnce of about three-qtinrien of a speeding up entertainm ents for th*
mite from the cliff, Mr. Powell Yanks doing police work on the T rans
having no Idea Hint It would reveal Siberian railway, records an auiusluR
anything of particular In te re st
The Incident a t the iiiHlulIutlOn of steam
portion of the photograph which heat In to the Knights of Columbut
Inter was found to show the ancient club nt Vladivostok. The new- radiator
dwelling was less limn a 'quarter of commenced piping quavers und tlt-mln n 'Inch In site. Through'successive sem iquavers, and a Russian- soldlei
eidargemen
irnis this was Increased to who was standing near by thought tfic
abbot 12 liInches. ,
contrivance was one of the celebrated
The dwelling Is nbouf 400 feel American * talking machines lie had
above the top of the shale slide nl heard much about,- Ho even thought
the base of the cliff. Leading down ih a f th e tune—the first to he played
from the dwelling nro Irnces of liy hy the new Instrum ent—wlitr Ihe Amer
ledge otnT used by the dwellers to go ican national anthem. But ho vvnt
tip mid down to their safe relrent. quickly undeceived when Yankee sol
These ledges have beer almost rain- diers' look him to (he basement und
pletely eroded by the elem ents In Ihe. Inltluted ,1dm into the rites of stoking
lapse of yeitrs, and It Is nafe to say, a furnace.
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according to Mr., Powell, that Ihe
dwellings there have been undisturbed
Noval Strike.
fhr nisvuy centuries.
T here la u novel form of strike Id
The discovery of ihe rllff dwelling
progress In u portion of Victoria
In Ihe picture ’ came as n complete
-Australia. Angered hy the high price)
Hurprlse to Mr. Powell. He has decharged Tor children’* shoes und
tided, however, to make -on early Inhoots, parents have been sending
' 1‘stlgnthin of (lie place, and believes
tin t a skilled Alpine climber may he their hoys und girls barefooted U
aide to pick his way up the almost school. . This nnil-profltecrlng mens
tire has been u-nihuslastlcally up
d list roved ledges which the ancient In
plauded
by' the chlldreh, who enjoy
habitant.* were wont to climb.
the novelty, and 4n many cases, w hen
parents have not joined In', hoots hav*
been discarded before th e home U
' Testified He Kissed 300 Girls. o u t of eight. An am using feature
Tht» champion “Jack the Hugger and
has been the aellon of u local httolHclIKisser'* of Indianapolis, Ind„ la Ez Maroney, n twenty-two-y ear-old attendant e r in sending his own children bare
fouted. As there is no school rule
nt a skating rink. Marnney. n witness
which prescribes lootwear, nnd ns the
In Ihe trlnl of u slxteen-year-old girl
days a re tong and warm, the MrJkt
on Ihe charge of delinquency, told
Judge I.nhr In juvenile court th at ha la running Its nuTry course.
had hugged and kissed 300 girl* In the
P eru Alarmed Oyer Chinese.
time he had been employed a t I ha
. T he continued Influx of Chinese In
link. .
to P e n t h* being viewed with a la n r
and ngjiation is being carried on by
Town Peculiarly Named.
W hat’s In a name? becomes n m et •th e recently fortped ‘Antl-AslaUt
league, which has as Its purpose tilt
ier for Consideration la the i-n-ie of
securing of more stringent tmmlgru
the happy-go-lucky mauner of bestow
tlou laws. The chief fault found with
ing one practiced hv the surveying
the Chinese Is, that they enter. Intc
party about which Captain Bejn.irdsmall businesses and sell at such low
son tells In hi* book on the Mesopo
prices Mint local tTusIne-s men can
tamia!) campaign. ITils p trfy eam e^o
not cyimpcte. Feeling h as run hlgt
a village on the BuphnRqs not market)
hfl' sevenil occasions, with disastrous"
on the map. so the surveyors hailed
results to .the Chinese merchants.
n local Anth jtnd n«ked hint! ."What
la the name of this vllloge?" “M’udri.”
Picturesquely P u t
the Antli. replied, tn’udri meaning “I
D isgusted Cop (at cro ssln ;)—Romi
do-pot know." But the party unque*rhauffetir. you are! Say. If you wen
tlomngly acceple«< It as th e name of
the vlltaxe, and Mpdrt (he v llla rt l« rrosslne the Snhsrn desert you’d run
Into a hydrant.—Boston T ran scrip t
to .th is tluy—on the survey man.
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Dr. Alexander G raham Bell, liv
Ventor of the telephone, speaking of
the Importance of little things, In Peo
ple’s Magaxlne, (ells of one of his own
' home-made devices..
- “ 81leaking of com fort In ^ie home,"
by. Hiyaf--Vlt’a e iltooght sb q u t, Ihm.botw nter problem. I do m ost of my hard
est work lute at night and In the Very
early tuorqlng; and I Ukb to have a
bath between 2 and 3 a. m. But, as a
rule, th e w ater heated by tho kitchen
stove tins cooled lu the bollq: by that
time. . *
*T got n xlnc tnnk rind put It Into a
wooden box much larger, *o that there
w a s 'a space of th ree o r four Inches
between the outsdc walls of the tank
and (he Inside of. tho box walls. Tbit
whale space I filled w ith wool. Hot
w ater, poured Into the ylnc tank, • 1
fonnd, kept Ita h eat fa r longer under
those circum stances than In a con-*
Inlner unprotected by the wool—along
the lines of the therm os bottle, you
see.
“B ut how to heat th e w ater? And
w ithout w aste?- Ah I I was wasting
heat every night, w asting It. dreadful
ly I T hink of how It poured from the
chimney of my student’s lam p! I ran
two pipes from the stnc tank Into a
'hood' over the lamp’s (lame, thus es
tablishing a circulated of water, I then
proceeded with my night's work.
“Next morning the w ater In the lank
was a little warm, but not w ane
enough. I found, however, th at In the
evening when I relit the student’*
lamp t h e r e 'wns strtt wnrtnlh In the
w ater from (he xfnc tank. Sol It Ik.^
came n cum ulative process, anil In s
few nights I had the- w ater In (h<
ta n k 'to o hot for me lo hold my hnad
In It.
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“T h at 'tan k Is now In the attic ol
my Novn Scotia house, niid Its wa
ter, health! by my student's-lam p Idea
and protected by Its . wool covering
gives mo n Alee warm hath every thorn
lug. T he only difference" Is tbnt I get
the heat from a straight pipe run down
the Inside of the chimney to fuy open
lire In the study,"
Probable That No Human Foot Haa
Deem In Dwelling for at Least
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Four men have so far announced themselves a candidate for this office, and we
all know that just one maii will be elected. The one man will be the mart best
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the same way in regards to the Gent’s Clothing stores in any -Jiown. The people
should.trade at the store that they think or know to be the best. Trade with
' men they think best fitted to takeicare of theft wants. This we believe is being
done in Sanford, because there is ever so many that trade with us.
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X-my picture, nnd th e fa rt font even
Elephants tifdlspensable,'
the most delicate stru ctu re of plants
ran he tints photographed bears wit-* * It is said itiiit Inin's lenk farest*
M atter of All-Absorbing Importance ness Hint even those bodies which are could riot ho v p AtJ. w lihhm the a*
* Among Member* of the Anierlapparently transparent lo X-rays do slsinnce of cletm D». ,ns hnullng uu* can Expedj^jonary Force.
.absorb them to n cectnfn degree, which chines could nhj heA tfcd In Mie inso
teak trees grow.
is governed hy llielr consistence nnd cwwlhle ptncesjyrt
“One who observed Ihe United i hick ness, then content of air and of One eh-phnnt '<yi i handle from jlfty ta
Seventy logs -In
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Slates arm y during the lute fracas, *np. nnd ihelr client ten! constitution.
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both In this country ami lu the A- HLike other objects." p lan ts appear
F„ frequently reuchetl the conrluslon upon the i photographic plate not qj|
P.ittenct, or Folly.
that rhow was king." writes Jam es mere shadow pictures, hut In so-called
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-|llre z-pllottie
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K. Dpmt In the American Legion .•'plnstle" representations— I. «*., giving
lienee?
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cllijmx
of absurd foe
Weekly. "A complete, history of the nn effect of three dimensions.
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tin stern worn#*
war cnttld he Indited in (he term s of
Judge mid miKwei*. 'A peusuui girl, of
tin willy, subm arine turkey, slum,
Call of Nicotine
-'n g n ie
entity jof
the Tyro!,
err'i• ejiin.v
lor Age
l yro:. thing
iliiug la
pomnu-s de_ lerre Fnuicftls und pot.Two south sfde stree t curs were th e m I'ldhl‘ “ itKcs.'^jt^ nttrncted ihe *tage,’* Continues the -Weekly,
approaching each oilier not long ago.- fen Honn of ,-i nilfyltjlf t»f S;ilu*;i_as_h*_
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!Wheu do wc eat?’
- nt least not so tunny months ago. Idde p;i>r loTF cUtViige dimr tiuij sa»
"Remem ber' tbat cry as Ihe horn- tills rnmouflngp being necessary In or lier sphiulng In. llm* mitillglit. Ilc'rnxe
mesHD-chevuux-S boxcar stood pa der t bnl it vigilant s[K>tter may not Heel her. ItNiitglit Jitif to Ids castle with *
tiently for hours on n siding while he nbfe to find out the culprit, for pom p; detiuimleq,!When her first h*b*
hungry men longed, to gpt to the bil It was worth the delay to Intl^li nl wns Imrn. HuiijSljp resign it lo him:
leting area and hot coffee? Remem ulmt happenednFain ileinilIMjiil tl at She It-itve him,
ber that query In the trenches when
.Suddenly one motornmn signaled tills, hln complying meekly ; di-inmiiltd
Jerry had shcl|eiLUu; cuuuuuuluUlon the - ot Herr 'T i r e ' noprte-hmtnd e n r •trr two yenrs* thin- t|m t *sto- n tu n rietrench nnd held up the chow detail;' came to n grinding slop and tin* car arnty Ills nee hrldc for the nltnr—
or In the fox hole uren when tbe south-hound on the o th er truck did whleli sle- did ; anil its the dear wom
kitchens hadn’t been nhle to keep up? likewise. An<| then follow this:
an % su| iremlillng: before him. tbs
“ Even way hack In tho wooden gun
“Gimme n chew off the old plug." m arquis ri le d : "Tlnm old) art aij
•lny* of the w ar chow was a main (Business of reaching for ihe .said b rid e! Thee only do I love!" ilrl'cld*
objective In the day’s plun.’ I believe plug nnd passing II over. Business liniJ proved to him /h er Immcasurabl*
It I*- safe to say th at every inane In of taking a chew and passing It hack), ’affect Ion
(he army or navy commented nl Borne ■‘Thanks. " S ’long!"
And Ihe cars
lime In his letters home on the fowl. were on llielr way.—Indlannpolls
Name of. Japan.
It was either, T h e grub Is fierce,' or News.By Murco Polo, thg enipire of Jn|ml
T h ey sure give a guy plenty to ent.’
Is nniiiisl Zlpiingu; ‘nnd hr- the I’M“Those were the days early In the
Banks Make Record.
lies,-,
(ilpiiiitiqtle; ifi-j “Ttie empire profall of 1P17, when mess sCrgealits
There has been only one national
were
new
to
their
a rt—and
hank failure In twenty-two months, reeding from the' Suit.'' (upon or J*mess officers, too. for that m atter. with none nt nil during llm last pan. .tp|H-urs to he n Corrupt fern).of
The ’bird’ who managed to hold his calendar year—a new rio'nrd la Atin-r- the I'ldnese term. Ijiifrodurnl uruh*strategic position In Ihe front ywni '\lr m i finance, 30 times better than the Idv liy the Portuguese or llilllniis. It;
of the line tvtwi sflre to get a npftTu- average for any sim ilar period In tho the Inliuhlinnisi tliuf umpire, after lb#
tnental helping; whereas tbe ttlfiuclty forty years’ life of th e present na principal Ishiiuf, Is Itles'gnnlrd MpoA
Individuals iK (he other end were tional hanking kystem. Two hun or qiiphonlntisly Nlfjm, 'vrhlrh hn* tb*
apt to he told, '2s'o more prune*; tnqge dred nnd ninety-eight national hanks "nine signification m# Ihe Chinese irna
o n !’ or ’Coffee all o u t; quit shoving!’ have liicrenseir ihelr ra p lln l' ’stock Tetikn Is another phtne hy wldrh'tld
"Thnl was the fiercest bnltlc for during the last ten month*.
em pire Is rrrogulztid, which >*lgn!ilc*..
existence. You were on time or went
Ji l»A siTTi-nrlesiJnl - rvnlDi." Fpim thl*
■hungry. Dear Clarence, who .must
deslgtintloil ttie tqiverelbn orlelatHf
S^d Filter tor Sewage.
always he cal Im l-three times for sup
derlvtw) one of Ills iltji'* : that oiTrfltX
Frete
li experiment* have found or- S iiii-:i , t. e "TIi* | ..oil of Tenk: tf <f
per ai home, learned to he right there
ff'im'v - «! ■ ethi-teni titter for <iewwhen the chow line fell In.
tin* Sllh-t'eh‘stlBl-iv)nplre.— .Vote lath*
"Some of the canny even learned Rm*
Hakluyt S-.Hetyj BUhlleathtn.
to pack their mess kits with them lo
play It safe; on much Ihe same theory
th at some men .carry their tooth
brushes wttli them, dot knowing jvhere
they will spend the night. .
of Rosoland Dairj’ Milk, and you
„"A tu.le is Jold o f a company In
the depol brigade nt- a certain camp
will mitlorstnnd ,w)>y it is prefer*
th a t wns caught -standing retreat
red by mother who demand th«
holding th eir mess kits, 'Which hold
purest nnd b e t; for their children.
the prize until n rooky In another
The high-eost-of-food need never J
•■oiupany 'o f tbe same battalion' was
aflecL
the chi dren -so long a*
observed standing rMreat, wearing a
Rosoland
Milk provides tho nour*
dip hat npjl suiqljlng a stogie."
A LL THOUGHTS
ON “ CHOW"
Nate The Richness
Cannabis a New Mena'ce.
In Brazil cannabis smoking Is herenting a national menace, according
to Dr. T. S. B lair of Harrisburg, l’a..
who adds the warniilg that the vice
can readlljr he Imported to .this coun
try unless we guard carefully against
It. He says ihe cannabis smoker n ear
ly always becomes nn Imhccllolu time.
In an article oti the ’‘Relation of
Drug Addiction lo Industry" In' (lie
Journal of Industrial Hygiene, Dr.
B lair says m at business. Industry nnd
Industrial physicians m ust make It
It elr enre to see Hint Ihe ’’Jokers" lire
token out of Ihe narcotic Intvs and
thnl then those lawn are effectively
enforced. The few debased physicians
“who Infe-u rilhiost every community
and who deliberately keep up* addic
tion through Ignorance oc cupidity," he
- nys. m ust be tnken lu hand.
In many ways heroin Is the worst
litildi■forming drug known.liedcclnre j
and mid) th at Its legitimate upptlca
Hon In medicine can be filled hy other
drugs.
ishment it docs fo i the. small
amount it costs. We make two
deliveries daily. <
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Riant, Secret*.
The ' use of X-ray photographs for
revealing the Inner secrets nf the
.structure of the 'bodies, of men nnd
anim als has long been fam iliar but,
th eir application to the-plant world Is
more m v n l.
The nupierotis mineral' constituents
of lim its all appear clearly In -the
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M . E. S unday School will fmld a year, th e Tax Collector shall adever-
For Klim Powdered Milk. Phone. 2412
W. W. Drcasor.
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Mr*. Wllmfatt will be at The
French Shop] T hursday March 4th
* and tyill bo gla^ to meet her friends
and customers.
109-0tc. *
Itcsturant For Sale
On account of illn ess'in family
necessitating
rem oval to Georgia
tho Park Avenue Cnfe and nil fur
niture and equlpem nt is offered for
sale. Good business jn good location.
, .For. particulars see Miss Carrie
■ Gray, Park AVenuo "Cafe.
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the •Wn« of. i.twls and that, they also
understood the a rt of tanning fir cur*
Ing skins- ofvanimals. /
Ono thhwt seem* certain. Tho com
munity was overtaken by some snd<denty devoloplry*-catastrophe.
Included among the" bodies found In
a perfect state of preservation *tVcro
mm, women and children nf all ages.
Tito clothing, furs.nnd skins w ere In
perfect condition. Exposure to the
air, however, quickly caused much of
It to disintegrate. As n result but
few specimens of the clothing nre In*
■MctoAjnk Mr the vtaHwoftsy Isbogbt
by Mr. Van VnUn.
TdNlGHT L A S T TIM E—TWlb . S H O W S TONIGHT
(IN PERSON)
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IN CONNECTION WITH
THE LAUGHABLE SCREEN COMEDY OF THE YEAR
FEATURING
BOTHWELL BROWNE, FORD STERLING, MARIE PROVOST, BEN TURPIN AND AN ALLSTAR CAST—ALSO WHY BATHING BEACHES ARE POPULAR
Admission: Adults 50 Cents; Children 25 Cents
Collector of Internal Revouue, Jnckitmvllle.
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How to Figure Income.
;T7Ttf best-tray m find rmt irtie th n -o n r
must tile n return Is to get n Forln
fftfOA nnd follow th e lust m et ions
printed on It. Tlmt form will serve ns
u rem inder «of every Item of Income,
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nml1If n return Is due It tells how to
Business Mon, Farmers and Wage prepare nml tile It.
RETURNS DUE
Workers Must File Schedules
iung-sougnr link
ANCIENT RACE
DUG FROM ICE
between
Asm a n a
America.
Northcrdmoat Tip.
Tiio. dUebvrj-y • was.
made
near
Point narrow, the- northernmost, tip
of. ATnska.. Mr. Van Valin, head of
tYie expedition, wnV sent out two nnd
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of Pennsylvania to make nn exhaus
Hidden ‘for Centuries Under the tive study of tlm Eskimos.
lie was Investigating a shallow
If In doupi on any point ns to Income
ice Fields North of .
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Southbound
Arrives
Dcpurlf.‘4|
3:06 a. m. 3:16 n.'m.
8:40 a. m.
12:28p. m. 12:48 p.nt.
3:05 p. m. 3:25 p. ro,
7:30 p.m.
7:45 p.m.
Northbound
1:48. a. m.
inis in,
Train No
No. 83
N o .-37
N o, 91 ^
No.-89
No. 85
No. 82
<-iBiaap*rn
No. 80
41:35 iv m. , .2:55 p.m .
N o ’M eans of Preserving.
No': 92
3:45 -p.m.
3:60
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Unfortunately the fate which befell
No. 28
1,0:00 p.m.
tho skins nnd furs and hlrdskln suit t
Lccpburg Hranch .
nwnltod the. wearers a* Well. Al
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though when discovered many of the
bodies still retained their flesh there
7:35
was no means a t the command of
3:10 p.m.
"Mr. Van Valin for preserving them.
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Rut a few houiV exposure to wnrmor
Trilby’ Branch
air was required to cause the fleshy
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portions to sluff .nway. Forlunnlely,
however,-the skeletons remain Intact,
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perfectly nrtlcutntcd. nnd within a
6:30 p.m .
. very short time will ho In the Uni
2 5P0 i m n -----versity.museum.
O viedo' Branch
•- Many Interesting nnd vnlunhlc
a.m.
relics were discovered in the ruins of B B P - m
the six Igloos.
Some Idea of the No. 127
anomalous relationship betw een, the
Trains Nos. 158 and 157, Leesburg
Inhabitants and tho Eskimo Is sug Branch daily except iSumTi
gested try pieces of> pottery found
Trains Nos. TjjO, 24. 101 and 25,
amid the ruins. The Eskimo of t<»- Tri(by Branch, daily except Sunday.
dny uses soapsttmo utensils.
No
Trains Nos. 136 and 127, Oviedo
truce of such utensils could he fuqpd
Branch,*
daily except Sunday.
ln (tho Igloos.
Among the Implements used hy the
nnclent raco some nre of- similar conL ints to Qt Remembered.
“ sififcllofi: nha shnpe ns thnso nfaal by ~AdV!C* la like ’m iow r tho' sorter It
the Eskimos. Of pa'rtlmitar Interest fnlls. ]tho lim gef.lt dwells upon and
Is the fact that Jade was used by Jha tho deeper It Hnks Into the mind,—
to a rra ep. " IF must hnve been secured Coleridge.
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from points ns far ns 300 miles away.
, Inquiries by Mr. Van Valin imiong
R)e Esklnjqs proved flint * 1lur latter
rnce lin'd no traditions connerted with
the Inhabitants whose remains tie had
.discovered, ^"hls Is take! to l»\'l
rate that the races must hnve dis
V-*.
appeared centuries ago! for tho Eski
mo’s '•ancient story" goes far hack.
swnll In search of- Eskimo relics When
nt deductions, n person may secure
Alaska.
(its nttentlrm tvns ottrncted by the
fiee ndvlre and nld froln thu nearest
.peculiar elinrncter of some debris.
Internal Revenue office.
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Tills led to n still further examina
t Jtu^swork,: f st Imales anil other lift tion. lturled heuenth fopr feet oFIce.
MARCH 15 LAST FILING DATE. or-mtss utethods-lire barred when n
Fpx Hunter-Gets Wolf.
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snow nml tundra were uncovered
person Is inaUlug out Ills Income Tux
whnt tins rccogttlxed nt oneo nV Hie
Lafayette. Ind.x-A." line specimen ot
return."
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Accomey—nml—
<*nmpUden«*»
Net Incomes of $1,000 or Over, If Sin
must he Insisted upon. .The return Is Village of Sts Igloos Discovered* at w reckage- of n collection of ancient gray timber wolf was shown here re^
huts, or Igloos. They h ad'boon, con rcntly hy William .O'JIerren, n West
gle; or $2,000 . Over If Married,
a sworn* statement. As such It must
Northern Tip of Alaska by Van
structed of drift woods of various
Lnfnyetie grocer.
O'Hcrrcn was 1
In- thorough .nml accurate.
Must Be Reported.
Valin Expedition—Not Like
kinds, covered
with dome-shaped
member of. a f*>x drive nml while sep
.Salaried persons nml wage cnme.rs
the Eskimos.
roofs cut* from the tundra. Tho roofs nruled from others In ttie party »<iw
must ascertain t h e actual com pensa
Tin' In&imc Tnx Imposed byhad Jong since fallen In, while little tho wolf skulking In the-woods nearby
tion received.
Overtime, bonuses,
Philadelphia.—Hidden for centuries remains, even-of the sides of the huts. The enrenss weighed forty pounds. Tin
of f’nngress on earnings of the year shares ln'°ttte profits of a* htlsfness,
under
the Ice fields north of Aloskn, n
Tin* grant dlscoycry. however, was wolf Is the first nnlnutl of the Jfiutl
1010 is now Imlng collected.
xalW of. quarters .qnd board furnished
scientific
expedition, headed by Wil made when .the explorers came upon to he shot here tn many years.
Ilet urns under onth must tie made lif tip* employer nml o th er Items which
liam Van Valin of the University of
In
* nn nr tirfnre Starch 13 try every cltt- are comtH'iisttitons—for services must- Pennsylvania tins discovered ilio re. tin- first of the frozen, bodies,
many Instances. (Tib positions of tbe Present Automobile Shortage
be
Included.
ren nnd resident who had n net In
bddtos, all In perfect state of preser
it m ust tie ticmt* In mind (tint code Inn Ins of a prehistoric arctic race.
Is Placed at 1,000,000 Cars
come for 1010 amounting to : , .
This remarkable find Includes the vation. frozen In solid blocks of Ice,
pensatlon may he paid In other forms
$1,000 or over, tf single; or If.mnr- than In.cash, A tinuns paid In U tterly fully clothed remains of no fewer suggested -Hint death had overtaken
New York.—A shortage of mi tonne
rliil and living apart from wife (or Ronds Is tnxahlo nt tlio m arket vnlur thnn 100 Individuals who apparently them unexpectedly. Some had died lilies tlds year was predicted-by memhusband); nr If widowed or divorced. Of the Itnntls. A note received In pay met sudden death In n village df six tn ho act of drinking, nt jrast Hint , |*(>rs
| | lt. S’ntlotuil chnmtier of com
. $201*1 nc over, UL married nnd living m ent Cyr sexvlccs Is taxable. lnruiuu a} Igloos, nfterwnrd covered by Ire amt j Is the supposition from tlie presence mcrce, although Uh1)- estim ated that
Its face value, nnd tho Interest upon snow, where they romntned scaled un In their hands of what nppenfed to Ilie pnsHi-nger cur output for ttie year
with wife (or hustiand).
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til the present time.
he long tnhes, <qu*"end of which was would Vxo-ed 2,000.000., The slmrtnge
The status of- the person on the last U Is also taxnhle.
The life, habits mid physical ap held between tho lips.
at present was placed at 1,600,000 cars.
day of die year fixes the status for
Other Return# Due.
pearance of this remnrknblc people
Of the hundred or more bodies, One of the most prominent ‘munufacEvery' partnership doing business In tmre little resem blance to the E«UI- nearly nil wL-rt* fully attired.
the year with, respect to the above
Many
the 1)'tilted Stntes must *(ll» a retu rn .nin. They were seemingly more near were lying on beds of musk, often tnrers, It was said. Is preparing to
-ttypitfemonts.
Under tiny of these circumstances a on Form 1005; nml every personal ly related to the natives of Siberia, under polar hear skins. The npintrel dflnltlo the factory capacity this year
return must
made, even though Atrvlcc corporation m ust tile a. sim ilar nnd (tie scientists ore proceeding rn worn hy srtme showed that (tie race ticca uhl* o t the ateudlly lucreusing deretumT * ‘ *
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no tax Is dun.
the theory Mint they miis»l, ii*« the had Tenm rd to fabricate rloihtng from mum
C orporations' m ust file animal re
ITusbund and..w ife must consider
the Income of linth, plus Ihnf of de turns on Form 1120.
T rustees, executors, m lm lulstrntors
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pendent minor childrens In meeting
tin- requirem ent: nml, If sii(llclent,*to and others acting In a fldtiriury-cnpar
iri|idtv n r e torn, nil twins jjiuxt, tit* tly are required to tile returns, 'h i
fcliou-n Ip n Joint return or In separate so m e . rases, Form l(Hl Is used; In
others, Form 1010; suit still others,
returns of liustmml -find wife.
A single person w.tth minor depend returns-m i both forma a re required. .
Inform ation returns, on Forms KKK*
ents nm t-lnclutto-Uw-Income o f sncli
• of Income for 1919.
ARR^AL AND DEPARTU15K OF
.TRAINS’
WIPED OUT BY CATASTROPHE
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of|M*ndenis.
A minor who Hns-o net Income of
$1,000 or more Is not considered o
dependent, nml must tile a separate
ret uni.
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Personal returns should lie made on
Form 1010 A, unless the net Income
exceeded $3,000, In which case Form
loin should be-used. •
Itesldentn of Florida should file tlielr
returns with, nnd pinko payments of
lariiino Tax to, James 31. Cal lien rt,
sin) IflOd, must he filed by' t-very organlzntfon, firm or tterson who^pajd,
during HUIt, nn am ount
salary, wages, Interest
■ other
Hxed or dbternilnahfi* In com tn nn*
oilier jwfadn, pnrtnershl|e, |>ersonnl|
service corporation or fiduciary. T h e n
Inform ation return* should Ik* for
warded directly .to tlH* Commissioner
nf Internal llevonne (sorting division),
W ashington,-D, C.
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FOR S P R I N G
BEANS
LIMA BEANS
BEETS
EGG P L A N T
SQUASH .
TOMATOES
CUCUMBERS
SWEET CORN
PEPPERS
We Have The SEED—FRESH
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SANFORD, FLA.
LEST YOU FORGET
Milvis Marble Co
P. L. MILLER. Owner
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Office:
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for every figure. American Lady Corset
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A model
C o m p le te .
$2.00 to $6.50
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You ctfn select an^;style at any price from our stock of Gossards,
white and flesh,tome
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the all elastic Corsets, white and pink
TREO GIRDLES
MEMO CORSETS, stff reducing, the Corsets for stout figures, No. 320, at
Baltimore. Md.—Tnklng chances of
SoInK dashed tq dentil. n pair of dncIbfU atel robbers used a . harrow-lodge
.-vlft.-tcTo the noh-l Emerson to enter
the fourteenth floor rooms of Mr. nnd
Mrs, Wllllnm V. Slut* of Wanhlng-
No’ 327 is a Model for. Medium Stouts. Comes in white arid pink. Price
We have every good line of Brassiers, Gossards, H. & W. Devoise
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Ask to see these new styles in Corsets and Brassiers. -
t0?rh fr niTret « snltense with tint
•Tresses ami lingerie owned by Mrs.
S’u u nml 'vRluesf nt *000 nod escaped,
carrying the plunder by the same dnnWfoun route,'a single slip upon which
would .h are been certain death.
W atch fo r Our D erry vale L inen D ay on the. 17th o f M arch
Groom's Father Dropped Dead.
New York.-A marriage ceremony
w** }ioatpoiied when Michael MonteHam. sixty yaara old. g y ^ p * * * ?
the presence of hla son. his sons
hrbfe-t" he nnd «*> guests who had
nls.wnlilP(l nt witness tho wedding. .
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Thieves Took Rio Chances.
W ouldn't you .litre to have it on
y o u r'o ld car7" (Wouldn't y o u l i v a t o
have it talked nbout as a new model
spick nnd. ‘span? "Of cou.sol Our
nulo painting and finishing being of
the expert kind, will give your enr
that factory finish so much desired.-
Three Big Lines—Am erican L.^dy, Gossards and
Nemo for Stout .Figures
IN NUTSHELL
WHO—Slnglr persons who had
tint Income df 61,000 or mure
for tho year 11*10.
Married couples who Jtnil net
Inroine of ?2,0U() nr more. •
WHEN—March 13, 1020, Is llmiI dote for ; filing 1 returns and
hiARIng first payments.
WHERE—Collector of Internal
Itevemhjjfor District In which
the iwrsotL resides.
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HOW—Full directions on -Form
1040A and fo rm 1040; also
tin* tan* and regulations.
WHAT—Four twr cent normal
' tn? on taxable Income up to $V
000 In excess of exemption.
Eight per cent normal tax on
hnlnuee of taxable IficonU*. fine*
ink, from one jmr cent to sixty.i five per cent on net lucernes •
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That New Factory Finish
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iN THE HEART OP THE W
VOLUME I
WE K I WA B R I D G E
.ORIDA
ENGINEERING
Giv e n c o n t r a c t
fo r
I . AKE
JESSUP
DRAINAGE d i s t r i c t
com pany .
SANFOBO. FLORIDA, W
dressed the Board in reference to
the Woklva River Bridge, -.and alSo
In reference to ’ t’he hard surfaced
ro ad s.. .
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Sheriff E. E. Brady, is instructed
to notify persohs moving d irt from
right of way on Geneva Ave. to
discontinue same, unless authorised
lo do so hy this Board.
; Motion of, Comr. C. W. Entzmingcr, and by Comr. E. H ., Kilbee,
and carried, Clerk of this Board is
instructed n o t- to issue w a rra n t-to
tho City of Sanford ’for 1918 road
ta x w m n til further Instruction from*
th is ’ BoaYd.
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Motion of Comr. C. \\ \ E ijg f t
mlnger, and by Comr. E. IJ. Kilbee.
aod-carried, Tax Collector Jno. p .
J in k in V L Instructed to deliver the
list of liehnquent Licences to A tty.
Schelle Maim--, f<»r emit . tiotj.
.
Motion of Comr. C. W-. Entzmingcr, nd by E. i II. Kilbee, and
carried, th&t upon the approval ol
the e'lAUted Cofttracts, for Seminole,
County hard road construction work,
j»nd the sufficiency of the bonds to
.
Sanford, Fla. M arch 2nd,- 1920
x Hon. Board of C ou n ty Commis
sioners in. Ifftt' for'Scm inole* county
Florida, met In regular sesnion, u,
10 o’clock A. M. P resen t;. Com r’at
0. -P. Swope, C. W. Entzir.ingor,
and E. II. Kftbee, with C, E j Pouglass, Deputy Cle.k, and Roy Tillis,
Deputy- Sheriff, in
attendance.
Absent: Chairm an L. A. Brumley,
and Comr. L. P. H agan.
f Motion of C. W. Entzmlnger', 2nd
by E‘ H. Kilbee, nnd carried, Cu£
i). p. Swone. is elecCed Chair
Pro. Tem to serve until the u-turn E .'C . Langston abda!Noll.R N ull;'by
A tty. Gen. A.*. D eC ottrs, the Clerk
of the Chairman
of
this Board i» im-truct«4 to - re
Minutes of the lust regular-m eet
turn
to. said contractors their certi
ing. also special m eeting held Toby.
fied
checks
filed p ith their bids.
10th. 0920, w eroread and approved.
Mr B. M. Basa,' representing the • Notary Public* Bond of Jno. N.
Southern Paint .x n d Oil Co.,- of Searcy, was approved.---- -Carrolton. 0 a „ addreated the Board _Iloniii of thu JoHowitijujiuraoba-tQ
in reference to tne purchase by the carrjr Fire Arm«, were approved
County of Steel a n d Wood Bridg*1
Paint,, nnd on motion of Comr. C. Douglass, Jno. D. Jinkins,' H. .8,
W. Entzmingor, 2nd b y . Comr.. E. Parrishk C. W. Entzniinger, V.-'C*
orden from . M $ Bass', 4 bbls. or Colier, T. W .’Jo n e s It. J. Starling.
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metal paint (fb- 429, and 1 bill, of
Communications from other perwood paint No. 115, a t 85 cents per sons wero rcad and^-ordered Tiled,
gal. delivered.
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of the several County
nnd approved.
Supt.*J. M. W ynn, addrosspd the Ofllriuis were
Board in reference to sanitary con
W arrants fffiTd- ihiring' the month
ditions of the Seminolo County of February. w:ere ordered cancelled
Road Gamp.
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o f . Record.
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On Motion of C om r.’ C. E. E o timinger," rid hy Com r. E. II. Kilbee
and carried, A tty. Geo. A. DeCottes
is . instructed to '-w rite Mr. J. E.
Parterfield regarding dam age done
to the bridge- over Econfockhntchee
Creel, between Geneva and.C huluota,
by floating lo|*s, ordering- bint to
ret air nt once the dam ages done to
this bridge.
RY ANARCHISTS W HO WOULD
Communication- from Mr. J. Ill
NOT
ALLOW
T H EM
TO
Cowan, offering to ’ repair th e Jai
R E SU M E / W ORK
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roof for the aum of S70.00 Was read
and «?n' motion of, .Com r. C. W.
M ilan, Ma^ch l, (By Associated
Ent-rninger, 2nd l y Comr. E.. II. Press) Workers on the general strike
Kilbee, 'r\nd carried, th a t above offer attem pted to return to work yosterbe accepted, . and M r. C d ia n au d ry b u t anarchists attacked the
thorized to repair t ) e roof..
factories, tram w ays .and stores com
Com m unication from J. Goldstein pelling the strike continuation. Ti e
Co. of Jneksonville, Fla., offering 'R adicals seized n -numlrer of eaftal)
''** rum‘7 f f2p0,0(7 fc » ,tlie ebl 10 j liihm ents and proclaimed' 'a soviet
ton roller, wag read, nnd on. motion ! but were expelled by th e troop*. The
‘•f Com. G. W, En.tzminger, 2nd nnurrhifts also attacked th e ' Labor,
by«t’dm r. E. H. Kilbee, and carried, Exchange but were repulsed by the
ramo was accepted.
m ilitary.
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ITALIAN
W ORKERS_
BALKED
SWISS TO
"ADHERE
TO LEAGUE
VOTES
COUNCIL
NATIONAI
TO STAND I1Y * I EA CUE OF
• NATIONS
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Berne;. Sw itzerland, M ar. JL.fBy
Associated Press} T he Swiss National
Council voted -to adl-.ero to the
League of Nations by recommend* a
plebiscite for the people to voice
their desires in the m atter. The
Council is -ncked to approve Switzer
land * entratoce after the governm ent
had decided not to wjdt until t'u>
United States Senator • ratified . the
tre.vty.
REGARDING
THE
• RAID:
' INTO ARIZONA AND BOR
DER PURSUIT
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te d -. Press)' The Mexican ’foreigij
oflico-ttquested full Inform ation.'ol
the raids o t Mexicans in A lontanj
Camp Arizona, Feb. 7th. Unoffi!
daily sta te d hero th a t .no America!
troops had crorsed the border U
pursuit of banidts.
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WILL
TA K I
R A IS E R 'S MONEY
BECAUSI
HE WAS A COW ARDPress) A tight to deprived he former
Em peror of his fortune I.egurutodttv
w•ith the m a#jo rity
• .of * the
I* Socialist')
on a motion in tho *4)ict to refer the
iisue tu th e M ational Assembly. T he
charge is. made th a t Wilhelm failed
to live up*To~t}ie prectdefiL* of lint.
raee-w hen—hte-failml - to -d ip *aS th e
head of Ills troops.
FIFTEEN
ARE
JUDGE
M ORE DEFENDANTS
DISCHARGED
BY
.TEST VEGETABLE SECTION
IESDAY, -MARCH 3. 1920
IT
IN D EPEN D EN C E
M ITTEE IVILL NOT
CO M . (h a t public interest .must be consid
STAN I) ered in applying the law, T he public
interest, it was held, would not be
New Y ork March 3 (By -Associa served and might be injured, by
ted 'P ress) American eonim itfto for dfssolvlng tho uteol concrer\.
independence of America headed by
- S e n a to r Bankhead Dead
James *W. Gerard charged* today
that the allied premiers tentatively
Washington, .March 2.—John H.
fiad^ decided to partition Armenia Bankhead of Alabama, the oldest
and appealed tq Americans- in pro- member of th e U nited-States Senate
TH A T
LOW ER
and the l&st veteran of the Confeder PROBABLE
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HAS
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ate, armies to serve in it, died today
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ffit^hls home in,- W ashington, of
PO RTED
myocarditis:-.-He was' serenty-eight
years old. .
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‘ I t is proKabte th a t as the grower*
Td-~Tbgrst*lVr*
His colleague, ^nator-U ndT rw rrod. of. th e umlt hern
Inhounced,"the"Tael "(o' the senate, 1 rav o ^ lm trrtr-t# k « i“ sib«^TTHcy7*^fe(
eulogizing him as the "foremost find th a t.‘the loss ns first p re d ic te d /
Figure’in Alabama for the Inst q’uar- by the cold sjiap «/ Sunday a n d /
of. a century." The senate adjourned M onday -night won not .as bail ag
immediately «n. a ’ mark* of resport. predicted but late reports say th a t J
Later Virr-President M arshall, ap the tom ato grower* of the lo w e r‘c ast ’
pointed a* com m ittee of the senator coast have suffered severely. ! '• : :}
consisting of Senator* Underwood,
.In th e Sanford section1 th e ri v as
PR ESI Nelso, Pomerhnn, -Townsend, Ash, vdry little tender stuff killed as
DKNTIAL
CANDIDATE * TQ hurst,- Kernuld, M cKellir, Harrison, very little of it had been set in I Kc
and Ball, to uttmul the funferal. The fields. Hero and, there wero no ne
INVADE TEXAS ’
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body, sccainpnrtied by members of peppers, sqftnh. beans, etc , th a t W itt
— Ffrrt W or th " M a r i r fn jm tT x n rtn r TTie ~ fHmtly wlir? 1oa ve, Was hI n gton killed some report that,Their peppi'rr
ted. Press).Senatoz (larding of-Ohio to-m orrow ' ni^ht. for, Jasper - Ain.
escaped "and from all report* Ih f
set (he precedent today ns tlie first where th e 'funeral will'be held,
dam age here Was tliglTt .compare i
republican qandi<)Atn ever personally
to other quarters’.
conducting a campaign in Texas and
The therm ometer went down! s
is speaking' here.
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the ni«ht--t)imday and .early M o u th y - ’
morning,
SO VIET IN PORTUGAI
h u rt b y cold w eather Uhltfsz irt .
freemen and the g r e a te r .p a jt of th e
lettuco crop has been shipped. IrDb,'
potatoes here were nipped - in tbo
tops but it is thought they '-will
Bay
t r a e t y w il l . itir
r a t i - Vomo out again although It- is liable
-lu cuCstkc. xr»>p ,wumu and retard, tbo
FIKU AND
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* * grow th. .
FVars
ento*rtained
M onday -lor
' Washington, March 3 (By'Associa
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ithout foun
ted PrFsW)' Thtf Shantung reiblpti«Mi
dation i»nd n^it even th e ’early bloom
i u .th e Peace Treaty ht before,'the
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Senate today. A'dVocatea. of the was killed. ’ • .’
PEACE
TREATY
ADVOCATES
ratificatidn w ithout • reservation*
said they feel tlpit the adoption c(
the m ajority' resevklions is. only a
m atter of the roll rail and tho final
ratification will not long bo delayed.
Grand Rapids, Mich. Mar. 3 ’(By
Associated Press). Fifteen ny^c de
fendants-w ore discharged by Judge
Sessions in the Newberry election
conspiracy trial leaving eighty-A\e
defendant* *»f the fifth count i.t’dfetm ent based on * the Fedor I
statute. October lG, 1918, dismissed.
At The Valdez
Wooster and wife, Middlctown, N . Y.; J. Clary and wife
Syracuse N . Y.; W. II. Wright and
wife, Binghamton, -N. Y.; B. II.
Choydlem nod wife, Norwich, Conn.;
Fi L. Waldorf nnd wife, Clyde, N. V*
ChaH.G. Roy and wife, Cidye, N. Y ;
Miss C. L. O’Brien, Syrnruse, |N. Y'.;
Mr*'. ’ F. J.. DubelMes*; Rochester,
N. 1^; Mm. C. A.. Corv'in, Bingham
ton, Nv Y .; Miss Mae Y’ettcr, BinghamptAn, N . Y'.; ML* 8. D. Crnfts,
Bingbam pton, N. Y. ML* Effic
A. Allen, Bingham pton, N*'Y.; J . J.
Glass and wife, Syracuse, N. Y.;
Miss Florence Glass, Syracuse, N. Y.
Mrs. E-. E. Johnson, C ourtiand, N . Y
Mr*. C. F . Rhodes, C ourtiand. N . Y :
A. K. C arter, Syracu***, N. Y.) C . H .
Bivbln, Syracuse, N . Y .; C.
H ard
wick, A tlanta, Ga.*, A. Oiemdolnr
and wife. New York. N. Y.; ’ R.
Esposito, N*w Y’Ttrrk. N . Y.; B. W.
Y'oung, P hiladelphia,' Pa.; A. B.
Murdoch, 8an Franclaeo,, CaL; E . J;
DesM inncauz, New York, N. Y.
Dr.. W. A*. Koifte Hnd wife, S t. L« Is,‘
Mo.; B. R. Wollard, New York. N . Y
L. Slifer. Philadelphia. Pa.; M. K.'
Chahery, Philadelphj
Dean*, Chicago, D
M. Lloyd,
/ M eredith
Pa.; M rs
Bruca M adm aduke Munsell, G reen
Cove Springs, Fla- *
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W ashington Mnr.-.JI <By ‘Associated
Press) Thd C om ptroller of
th e
NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN Currency has Lrued a call of the
condition of all national banks a t
Hold Stole Convention To Appoint th e close of business Saturday F eb
Delegates
ruary eighth. Greensboro N. C. March 3 (By
Dr. H. T . Chisholm, of San Joee,
Associated Press) Fifteen hundred
.Republicans* met .In rts te -con vehtion Cal., haa been called to th e pastorate
here taday to choose the sta te tic of the Hyde Park Presbyterian church
k et and delegates a t large to the1 in T am pa, and haa accepted the call
He will be Installed as pastor of .th e
N ational Convention.
churcli th e second Sunday in M arch.
Mrs. IL ■P. Griffith and little For years D r. Chisholm wa* pa*tor
daughter, Eliza beth of AtTkrita,’ Oa., of one of th e largest, churches in Los.
are the guesti I of Mr. ahd Mrs. Angeles, and is said to be a very elo
quent p u lpit orator.
UST
HAVE
ENOUGH
KEEP
ORDER* BUT I
THEM
OUT
OF
El
■ Paps, M acrh 3 (By Associated
Press) T urkey's army will ju* limite
to the num lier j»f troops necessary
to m aintain order in- A*ia Minor
according to. the Journal, -w-liicli
says th a t T urkey -will lie compelled
tor "keep her forces on tho. Asiatic
side'of th e Borphnrus.
W ashington, March 2 .—Jn a"-4 *o
3 decision to d ay the suprem e court
refused tn dissolve the* U nited S tates
Steel C orporation and its numerous
subsidiaries compYLing the ao-cpllcd'
'steel tru st
The governm ent's long lough
auit for dissolution of th e iron and
steel tra d e combination, for alleged
violation of th e Sherm an a n ti-tru st
la v was dismissed with absolution
for th e corporation from all e x is tin g
charges
Placing th e high court,a n " 0 . K ."
cm the steel corporation were Chief
justice White* and. X asodate Justices
McKenna ' Hclmes and Van DevoJJustice Day gave the dissenting
opinion which was joined by Justices
Pitney and Clarke, Justice McReynolds and Brandeis took, nff*part, the
iorm er Raving been attorney-general
during th e litigation and tho latter
having expressed opinions regnr'dlhg
It before appointm ent to th e bench.
Prim arily, the -deere^ official!.”
brand* th e steel corporation aa a
"good vom blnatlon". with ita legality
established.
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Further the court held th a t mere
size, bigness - of preponderance in
industry of corporate com blnatlonf
to not alone sufficient cause for IbH r
dissolution.
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The c o u rt also gave a neiz add farreaching hjdtcLI interpretation or
application*'of }th e Sherm an liw .
annlagohs to to famous "rdl* of
Washington, March L — Atforney
Gnneral. Palmer has dec’.ared himself
ra.t a Demorrollc pre»ldeiitlal eandiUate, Icadiiig the list of aspirant* for
the Democratic nomination if formal
ly coming p u t into the open.*
In a tc!egrajn•to Hiram L. G ard
ner, secretary of the Georgits state*
Dcnioctulfc committee, Mr. Palmer
declared th at ‘ if tho D em ocrats of
Georghi see it to select mo as their
choice'I shall receive the honor with
deep appreciation’," holding it to be
highly im p ro u n t t h a ta u opportunity
be given in thft prim ary "to ;d irectly
pass upon t i e record’ made by tho
pnetent adm inistration.”
.Mr. Palm er’* announcem ent, It was
■wh-i bfliFvcJ will ofen the. way for
o th er- Dcmoetnta to announce ther
candidacy, A llhuugh’the Republican
campaign bus been oil for some tim e
M r. I’nlmer is the first.. Dem ocrat
to declare h im self,,'.
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F IR S T
T IM E HE /H A S BEEN - OUT
SIN C E
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ted Tress) President WtMon .w en t
nutomohlling today this being th a
first tim e he ha* been out since bis
retu rn -to )Va»liir\gton from h it
W estern tour. Ho lias been III slpco
October.
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W eather And Crop . Conditions ' In
Florida For ' The Week Ending
‘ M a r c h 2 . 1920 .
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Tem perature. T em perature a v er^
aged much helowx the normal, with,
freezing.ove( m ost of .th e 1 section
on-seyeral’days. T he lost of.the week
was especially cob) with killing frost
to th e -soulh of M iami. . .
Precipitation. Showers - occurred'
over all dlvbinn* heaviest In the
northern and wVstern Counties, anleast in the south, rain being-defi* crent and needed I n 'the lower protion of the stytn. Snov. Hurtles were
reported in Jacksonville and vie inity—^
during early M onday, M arch 1
Condition of Crops. The week was
the most unfavorable of the w inter
for crop growth, erpcdaliy truck.
Dam nrJng frosts occurred over much
of th e section on 4 or 5 m ornings;
INVEHTIGATOR OP
WHISKEY much truck was killed or severely
REBELLION *
C H A R G E D dam aged, and prnertcaljy no growth
was m ade during the weej,-. Most of
WITH GIVING ' OUT PR IN K S
th e toil was too Wet and cold; rnme
. Grand Rapids, March I (By Assimi seed -failed to germ inate. Beans,
lated Prexs) George F. Cummerow, to m a to e s melon*, b erry bloom, and
th e D ep artm en t of Justice agent white potatoes suffered to a great
who Inve«t!gnted the
aorcallei! extent. Celery, lettu ce ar/TX rbbngo
Whiskey Rebellion of IronC ounty were not so baflljr ;,***i=*<Q nbw in g
appeared in tho police court today was d e lv e d , although } h e V o il\h a a
rharged with giving n drink of been goncrally prepared for .cVrn
whiskey to a atato official in a' hotel and peanuts. Sotne - groves veV<,
room.
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bloom suffered to some extent. Farm
PfOni Ja n u a ry . 31 to February 7, w6)It is backward.
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northw ard from Fort Myers.
ThU 1 M ra. b . D. HollyVwho has been
IhfortqtUon was o b ta in e d - today th a . guest of M r/ and M rs. D. L etch
frobj Mack H arper, the genial agent,■ aince th e flrat of th e year, left foe
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One (Day Only
A FT E R N O O N 2 to 5
Thursday
ADULT 8 -50 c —c 'HMd R EN Z G S ~ ~
PLUS WAB TAX
Your last chance to ace
AFTERNOONS TO 5; NIGHT 7 TO 11
L IO N E L B A R R Y M O R E
ily Opportunity of
ini' the Original '
in the seven part ‘drama
BERLIN
IN PERSON
lie waa Abraham Uncoln’a Friendlb* l»»S lb*t U>rd b» ls*t bit I
iii MM ih iwH it ibt **>M at t trill
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CHILDREN 20 CENTS
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Yankee Doodle
T O M O R It O W
The great actress
ll‘*n ' S k' i v- as II sT M »r i!ft
\}1 U tUMHiN
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In conjunction with Ben
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BABY (C o m ed y ) -------- Extra
The savings of a single family are -neglible, but
the easily avoided wastes of twenty million houses
holds will annually purchase squadrons of battle
ships, acres of hospitals, feed thousands of troops
and help the orphans of Europe. THINK OFIT and SAVE your food, ypur useless luxuries
and your MR^EY.
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BAT MING BEAUTIES
APPEARING IN PEdfON
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FLORENCE REED
In the Great Drama
You owe it to yourself
to see.this novel attraction
WIVES
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The Girls appear at - 4,
8:15 and 9:45 p. m.
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Ambrose in Turkey
s cam e
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Hr ■turned to me .and grumbled,
>ou ^ noon 1“ Nothing unusual-*' Alter lighting
len'.Idn Gfj'j fondle Tie trld riuTtiTfOnTe out in to
my fam ijy(thc kitchen. "A nyw sv we gin eat**,
wa* about 'He* laughed. He went to the rink to
•k when I i wasU Jbl* ban Is.' tu rn e d -the faucet,*
m>‘ w a te r. rathe
| vlted me to go homo with him.. He exclamation 1 shall not repeat h e 'e
Infurm ail.tne.lhet his wife was S fey
home. su l
p a bnrY.i*lor‘s shipper*. 1 was. qtfite No ga*-.either.!* So a - bachelor's
willing for 1. rem ?mbar/d. Charlie*» ip i’f 'f'w f had- cold beans and «arV cooking a t camp.
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- ‘ W* drove up to his home and' af ’ A? I was going.out on ?5 he ru«hed
ter parking the car in the back yard me to the depot but the train being
house. ChArlie* pushed late o r spent a plpa»ant half hour
in the depot well lighted by a single
! lantern hanging in the ticket office
I f. boarded.-the train with a firqi
resolve never to bring my family to
a lightlMsi, waterieas, ’ git-desa • cdty.
P. S .~ T h e little girl In gray
on the left is Ruth Conly. One
of the aix reasons why beaches
are popular.-
S O M E G IR L S !
Princess
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presents
* wjr l F J u *
Cecil B. De Miller'
tipPCUCWOk
WHY CHANGE
YOUR WIFE?"
Potash Nitrate
wrrii
• TltOS. MIHUIAN
<;U)RU SWANSON U t o i l m
mijaidn for President Lincoln li!
particularly tim e ly - in these post-!
war days. The picture is a Param ount j
A rtcraft.
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Gne more ,rrel also given.
th e
piovt
A. HERALD YftNT AD
accurlile ^iM ire^n ta.tio n s
of the HolepxoUfrn family ever
shown or. the screefn is ir» ‘ M ack
Sennett'a ricVv five-part super-comedy.
Yankee Doodle in Kerin*’ Alt the
uniforms are actual war-worn soldier
dotr.es that were a orn jn b a ttle .
Kurd Sterling . who take* the para of
the Kai»er spent several, months on a
•stu d ) of the character of the All
Highest He also studied* thousands
of photograph*. The result i« a make
up so graphic th a t it would alm ost
f.ool Miw. Hohcmollern herself. Sim i
lar pwiha were taken- by M ai S t.
CUir who takes th e ’ p u t of the
Crown Prin'ce and IWrt Roach, as
; General Von Ilindenburg and Baldy
Hcirr.ont as'Not*. Tirpits. •
F lorence Reed in “ Wise* of M e n "
At the P r i n t e * s Tomorrow
In “Dove” Undermuslins and Cotton Blouses
Here are two beautiful
numbers
of soft Nain% •
, •mad^
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sook trimmed with nice Val
Lace, for March at
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Teddies: and
match. Made
White muslin
This is oneoLihe -many styles W Welworth.Waists
March. The Quality is better so are the Styles.
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These Numbers are on display in our Blouse De
partment, all sizes
starring beautiful
a r J talented Florence R«wd
the dash, the fashion, the [vivid
intimate nwlatioas cf this sensatkmal companion picture to “The Osggethead" With U sa el
Cecil -B; DeMille’a “ Don’t
Barry mart a* -The Priacee* T»Change Your Huiband.”
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Cotton
N ITR A TE
ju m n lf
these two beautiful wom«n
culture, manners, breeding bung
in an instant to fhe wind* fight1 1 -hlag Tike maddeowd tigresses* in
hts room-for the man they loved.
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March
3rd-4th
Although! it i* an-' uproariously
funny comedy. it i« safd that’ one cf
just been m arried, j
W there who to»e w*> if we only the minister had but a few m om ents j
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before said the words that m ade
m tA
them man and w,fe. He « u waiting
A Butterfly Woman's toast to the hus tor his bride to join him so they
might start on their honey moot).
HOMAS ME1QUAN GLORIA SWANSON
BEBE DANIELS
THEODORE KOSLOFF
SO M E SH O W
Theatre
Ya nkr c Hoodie in IteHin'.* wilh t h e
(lathing R e a m * in P c tso a at t h e
Prince s s T h u r t t l a j
m
SANFORD
lionet Barrymore repeats in th e
screen version of “ The Copperhead”
the sinking impression which he
made in this great drama of .Civil
War time* w h en 'it was produced aa
a stage play. T he picture is shown a t
the Pn-.ces* to-day. and i* well
worth the attention of every adm irer
of really fine photoplay*.
Augusti-s T hom a«\ story has beew
given a sympathetic, interpretation
or. the screes and a setting rem ark
able realistic iq its detail th a t a d d s
rouidersA lr to th e eaierm est of th e
Wirthmor Waists
; For advance numbers for March, these are the only
real Snappy, Stylist-C otton Waists on t h e ‘market th at
retRil'for
$ 1*.5 0 , ,, *C“*
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They are ail made of good quality Voile and are trimmed
with Round thread and Val Lace the kind that Wears.
See o u r line of New
Silk Gloves, Long
�SANFORD D A t t t HERALD
A d u lts 50 o
C hil’n 25 c
Special M eetin g at . The Baptist
Churcht' April 4 through^ l lt b .
- In accortreee with tho general
p la n 'f o r Mmultsnrou* .meetings in
?4800 p a p th t church>i in the. South,
arrangement* hare -been made for q
;al- Trusting ti> 1» held in ‘the
Bapt&t church beginning on F u ^ e r
Sunday S p r i! ’ ’4th . and
hinning
through Sunday April H 'th.
The natnp cf the R v ao g tm t and
the sperfU chorus d i m tor Will be
announced later.
Mr. an d M rs. D. Lea^h and Mr*.
C. D. Hoily were w rtk end guests
of Governor at\d MrAr~S!teper a t
the Ridycwdod( Hotel. D aytons.
Seen* M o n ik er!
Lost—A bunch of keys, finder
return *to Herald QBcC
109-3tc.
For R ent—O ne Urge well fur
nirhed. room .'717 Patlc A w . -»C?-gl
THRIFT IN WAR TIME
For J>ale—Kijldie-Koop, In fair
condition. 110.00 cash. Can be aeen
at J l l - U m t t f . . ■
. For Sale—Tw o story 8 room hoyac
and garage. Sanford Heights. Apply
No. 402, Sanford Ave.
Sb-tfe
Wanted—La fy waitrem Kxperieneed
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Bell Cafe 70-tf
FOUND* On first S t west of
Sanford $4437.50 Fronting north
on brick highway just east of the
artesian Spring half mile west of
Monroe road. 35] j acres of ideal
home site and irrigable farm land.
Worth '$200 per qcre offered for
$75 per acre cash Direct from
ownes. 'Enquire at Phond 352- re
lating abstract and deed. 94-tf.
T he first req unite for jo u to do is to th in k —thi*
will tiring forth ideas of two kinds; via: Im perft
and PerfeUed Ideas. The 1 in perfected Idea Is one
wl rre y o u 't* ink y o u ‘will sofne day s ta rt to save
b u t’ just seem never to do it. The .Perfected is
where you A C T ’ AT ON CE .and .sard for th rift’p
iakeS»Whlch course will you. take? You
know
which U best und We Know where we can-help
you. Wl^l you Come H E R E ?
Speaking of name*, a* the Noroad
baa hren in reerrit t*»"K*a, we oate read
of an English huh* being HirWened
“Artsofthca^riMlr* Kevmett." Which
l* *onie moniker. you II admit. No
doubt It was considerably abbreviated
later, and It Is not-difficult to Imagine
'F o r R ent—Furnished room s for
the lad*a mother exclaiming In a ’.race
light
hourekeepiag. French Shop.
taeitit of exa.5p**ratlon: ' **AcUo. how
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CHANGE
Your Only Chance lb See this
THOMAS MKH.it v \
GLORIA SWANSON
KOSLOFF
The Bslblag •B e a n tie a ^ a ’ ''P crsoa this u lrt$ sub-title. The disclosures
. With *'VanVee Boodle ln*B erlla" m ade'einre the abdiratiou of the AH
ilig h e s t indiate th a t M r. Senaett has
Seaneit gnraedians were perm itted
t l go .to th e BatloorT"ischool f at Ar7
cadia. near lew Aagele*. The.** the
a v isin g helped them ' to stage- an
artisl show th at 'brityga your heart
- - - into-' j^our racuth, and givei you
-, ' i i i s e ldea of what the .Yn V airui'n
- w.»nt Ah*>a^h in France. T he horaedy
r#,T‘ ’
He»r **i^Weenffw*^gere»-* youn g
American gviator who
For SaW—Five ’gallon gasoline
>w water heater, new. Cheap.
Lo»t-*-Soms where between St
Johns rivlr bridge at Monroe and
Orange City, dark blue leather bag
containing money and keys and card
with name Mr*. Wm., Pauli Howell.
Liberal reward if returned tQ_ recod
OiSev. St. Augustine.,
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PEOPLES BAN K OF
===== SANFORD =
•. ‘T o r Sale—House and
.’.Tcgnojlri avenue." Good
Pr—O. Bos 329____
Wonderful P h o to - Play Featuring
ONE MORE REEL ALSO
Some ^P* the wi’ide't 4V illi ever
12 Mae’<
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^Sen net t’s- five-part si
i i p ;' ■ ’‘Yankee Doodle is Berlin” whirl
BjpS
W. coming to the P r ia m * tomorrow
By sp-ria! p^rmi sibii and co-opera-
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Last of t v F.ree Eats.
Xlj neighbor sent In mniu pudding
for i»nr dinner. Neither of u» fancied
It. •<> rtf nmr«*- It frtH*jnid for the
garbage can. Jn it as 1 was emptying
It Into the garbage enn ah* came uj«on
tin* *;vne pn-Mhly lb a«k how «*
liked It. as It crus a new dish. Too
can Imagine ray embarrassment. and 1
might say that was (tie end of hand*
outs front her.—Chicago Tribune.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
Lost—Bunch
Findertilu t a to : Herald .OfiSce.___ lOi-.i
For Sale—One lot. GbOitlocatinn.
W anted’—^ 'o r 4 rooiha fo r house
197 - 6''tp
keeping U n fa rn 'ia e i preferably but A pply 406 M yrtle-A ve
wfll consider ( j r 2ished.M rs.vIL A.
For R ent—N ice'y furnished front
Terheun
K rraiene' Oil Engine. Chase & Co.
room. d fe f Ten cent Store. lOjLJtc
105-tf.
Sd’p.—P p 't C a rd C o ilr^ p n ,
lie—Ileu ses of four to five
,. For Sale—Fre*b Milk Cow. See
ride* also'' refrigeratbr and
Easy, term s. J. Musson
E. i . ' Taylor, 407 Magnolia avenue.
rfd ends in fu rn itu re. 206
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jn tth fe i angle of th e Kaiser’s chab
acter. *
Several instance* t a v e been record
e d —now -that th e gossip of the palare has been released to th e world—
where the, Crown Prince and the
K aiser were -rrewbi. for -fa ir, ladies
just u s l ^ a s to -th is com edy.-----In Mr. Sen n e tt’s photoplay: the
“girl” .for w hom .they were eontendan American aviator in
disguise
INSURE LUCK
hlam tP a* a girl hr order f t, vamp
amorous
Happenings That Foretell Coming Good
Fortune Are Worth Keeping
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In the Memory.
. Rdihwgll Browne, the well kpbws
female im peresnatorr .Marie CreAost,
Ford S terling.' Mo! S t. Clair, Be*>
T u rp in and other^w ^l know n come
dian* are featured.
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* Special fo r the matinee only, the
bathing beauties will sfisplay coi^
tames froca-Tbs; French S h op.
We must aU have noticed bow many
unlucky omens there are: and how few
sighs that fe m ril good fortune. It
has been well^explitoed TfcarVe need
to be prepared for bod lock, but that
good fortune- does not require to be
gtlarded against. .. •
All tbe wme. It wouhl cyTtalhly add
to i t f cheerfulness of life In general If
CECU B DeMlL* V S NEW
, PRODL-CTION IS . STRIKING
THEM E
saj* Londoq Answers. How -murk
brighter things look lo.Aa If we b a re
Matinee
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lucky ream* were more Widely known/
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D e U D e's
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Lavish
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yareat 'A r ttr a f t' pr; durtiou. '^v Why
Chasgo Y our Wife?” wul come | j
th* Priseess T heatre to-morrow* It
it tecib td ax a itdlbg dpm i of
THE LAUGHABLE SCREEN COMEDY OF THE YEAR
FEATURING
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BOTH WELL BROWNE, FORD STERLING, MARIE PREVOST, BEN TURPIN AND AN ALLSTAR CAST—.ALSO WHY BATHING BEACHES ARE POPULAR
TWOSHOWS INAFTERNOON
VILHJ?L¥L*R STEF *v SS0.*f
TWOSHOWS ATNIGHT
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EXTRA A D D E D M ATINEE ONLY
All of ih e^ atcst Ultra-Fashionable Domestic and Parisian Suits, Gowns, etc.,
and a complete display of the Daintiest. Film y Lingerie. This display
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�MARCH 3, 1920
SANFORD DAILY HERALD
ittriid Bitwise* itn
PUMXHHEILS
R. J. HOLLY, Editor
M. IIAYNES, Buslneaa M anager
aaurpR P
t h e Pqat—gets right up on its Kind
legs and s n o rts1 in four languages
until patience a n d ' the entire ton
commandments arc fractured, -a m i.
shattered. ;B ut lacking light *for
"three .w eeks"— shadnsko( Eleanor
Glyn!—Palm Beach Post.
WHO SH OU LD BU ILD ROADS?
because they hope tg profit by it; to
sit down hard on those who 'aUmlmulute discord and d istrust o(_ mate for
n u n and who.would incite prejudice
and class hatred .for the promotion
of their own British ends.— Lake
land Telegram.
W ASTEFUL B IL L B O A R D S '
It is adm itted thnt this country
m u st be linked In every part by u
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complete system of goad roads. Se
ven out of every ten men; if asked
"where, “shall we get the money to
build , those reads?" woutd reply,
"let congress appropriate it.” At
leust one of tjie p th er three, would
say "I don’t know ." while the re‘inaining two would probably* say
"sta te mid federal government aid.
B o th 'th e plans suggested by the
nine out of ten mean additional
taxes on the people. While it is un
doubtedly true t i n t the people as n
w hole. profit*'by fbe exuThsion of
good roads, still it is also evident
th at certain people profit m oresthan
others, and among these greater
profiting ones* we would say are to
be found the land-owners in the
improved, districts, and the m anu
facturers of. autom obiles and au to
trucks nnd the owners of these
pleasure or profit cars.
,
..The Chicago D ally News, in com
menting on thh action of the confer
cnees"of1 delegdtet from the Mississshjjpi' A a lk y slates in demanding a
hundred million dollar*appropriation
from con: :ocs for roads work d u r
ing. 1 ho next four yent’s, snys't
.
The artist, Joseph Pennell, has
attacked the ugly billboard from a
new a n d 'V ery practical angle. He
------uauciueVioNiraicE in advance
says: " T h e 'lu m b e r expended in un
roR
1*0It hn*MONTHS, ---------------------—■■-■-■■■" ------- ♦!
necessary and unsightly ‘ billboards
nfeuvKKKiyN cirr nr cjuirirb
In this country woujd rebuild nearly
ONE WEEKeverything destroyed abroad. The
paint wasted here would cover all
- ,„ ,d aa aotand claoa natter October *7,
1, 1, iltha foUoXSco at Hanford. Florida nndar
the new buildings, and the labor
tl,VIrM «rhTlUl
tvould. be of incalcuable benefit in
what we hear i' b the great essential
w otnunjor tub associated ruEss
of-'jjroduclng morx."
Mr. Pennell’s statem ent seems exWinter is lingering In th e Inn of
aggreated, yet it suggests the simple
dng. the son of a gun.
tru th thnt in this d ay when there is
such a grave need of lumber cpnservutinn and of tlrrift in its proper
The frost was not on th e. pumpuse, a vast niiTount of good wood Is
n this morning-but, It was on the
put - into unproductive billboards.
And vast quantities of (mint m ight
be used in freshening up and cheering
ji The' people are coming to Sanford
a
faded work], arc used simply to
]W train, boats and autom obiles and
rnake-tho
nation’s highway nnd spots
Wc should do everything In our
of
scenic
beauty • places of ugliness.
nower to make their stay pleasant.
The campaign gainst billboard
advertising has beep making steady
progress and achieving success in
m any communities. .So far i t _lias.
been wiiged chiefly on aesthetic
grounds. .If now the extravagance
and wastefulness of the huge, glar
ing bill board is added to the char
ges against it. surely a n ew im lelu s
Not. .enough gas at the* school
will be given .1 o tls eventual disapi ■■■~~ A——-----Jfnps lif heat lhe rooms yc.-der* Tecogt|i;Tii l.y. all that congfe.'s jionrnUce from the public gate. ,
th r schools weru biased fop
cannot 1 ; oil nPi.rapnaU ng t**r—Die
day which wu's thu ii^ h t move
To a Flve-Dollnr Bill a *
making of such improvement* as good
the sehiifl-.boards Tinner prernatla va**t4 cUrps wrung from tax Crinkle, crinkle, little bill:
tfindjtin'ns there is. no chance
payer* utitjci* bnr.ileiooine laws.
Goodness gracious you look i
icoTliy gas nnd other at/an g e,
Bond-building in the proper t:vx(c of Are you losing all your power?
will probably be m ade for
local' Or i Pile iujtl oriliei. Ft ate *nt|~ You seem weaker lumr by hour.
i es j tm i
an
toil o b i l e !.••* e
a i prtipt_i:i!c ir*'iui
in. r:.v fur good llXmw-Uiat—pti>io*-af««-nt»-bigbr
iV-.iT- wp- nre wtionf.iriT'Thcm up ■
tuf the coonlry. I'm so lircil th at 1 rould-die,
• fismer for lime ball th e oitiI lust* c irc u la te at! d a y :.
' n.lil net overlook the f a d m outh: 11-• r* t-mu* trotu t his Hittircc N’o one dares put me away.
it ** 'tford'needs a ' golf links and ts‘ 'fu>w -xupr* ircglv large. If wi.-ely
ii.inury club for the tourists who .tired it ; i,* t Id | btee each s ih te in
"W hen the e v e n in g board is ’ set
i n f ting to come b**rt* next prt-iti'Mi if< ■ inf * r r e r n,oj m a d
With the, fruits of ^fnthrrV s s r n t,
T ‘ i is something th a t is b tu in e v . c '.ten .v o iy .n m l s tric tly on,
My small voice is hushed and still —
]y needed nnd some of the energy iLs ow n‘ a v e o u n t."
I
a m 'ln 'th e butcher's till.______. ~~
b ^ r L a l l fu r our.
am nave already provitiCert*; in
b e . s pe nf i P d
pwn
caMire h
cd tin Til TVrrr «l*_h ronthroriiis wboHy- "A nd no maiy-oe-whero 1 go,
cid t he golf links for the visitor’s
at their own expense. Florida bad I’eoifTJT disregard mo so;
spent probably more for good rouda 1 don’t seem to count for much
than :u.v other -tail* of its popula ‘Mongst the profiteers find such."
While we arc ronding the reports tion tiefore it re ijiie il nr I*VIU|
ulitmt tin damage to cmj»s in Florida tbought of g e t t i n g u cent (ruin t h e
Itili. take heart, ymir luck may chnngt
by tiic re e n t frost it would be well federal .tyiverm nenl- llluiuLi 1* ainuL’lL wdguUU'.a.Utrrrs am strange,
dfi rememfier' tTiiil Ibese reporr-r arc I ’J tely about to i lunch a plan whereby
Though you’re weak, 1 love -you
gun'rally more lurid than the «c- it will finance its own godd rouds.
still —
rat in r, raSU for and while the reports Counties and road dirtrirts ami
Crhtkle. crinkle, little billm«;. be thought authentic they are stales are realising tiist it is- the
- Chicuo Tribune
ijsyaliy highly colored. U . takes a best thing they can do when they
hard cold spell to do much dam age atinminro th e completion of a good
> .Wauchula Development
an" Florida and in looking around road. The work tmiet lie kept going
Wauchula, Fla. M ar. 1,—T
jmlr owm fmmoiliate section and until the country is connected with
eeing the slight loss it lx haril to roads thnt perm it of the best averwlieve that the loss farther south age speed and the highest tonnage (
*a- ariytl.inv to t_ '< about.
capacity for hauling. And, in the
meantime il is w, ^j that, we begin
M I S T H A Y K Sfvtl Y I t ' S
to look abo'il how wo nr** going to
D* cn to it by inefficient service*— finance this program witpui* lumpily
Iwruii- which has been no service a- burdening the people. For be it re-*
li\H, accm iing.to the Herld of that membered, every tim e we get a d«»lcity, the people of Sanford are now lar from th e , federal government ’ in
about to commence th e eon: Unction appropriations w ef have, first dteen
and equipment of in municipal elec made to hand over a live dollar bOt'
The Chi m en Daily' News thinks
tric plant. For several weeks the
br<*-i nt‘ plant which j** described by a tait on automobile** wituld *lo the
t fie Herald ns a jumble of junk, has
refused t> r irry nlit tin* scriptural
c .iie u t of " Let there, be light" —
iiint It,, fol'.s there ar»* 'iniglitily
ieeti-1 ovnr the whole works. If the
litlm IlstM Made Known on Apolkalian
d a il y h e r a l d
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Wauchula Development; Comapny
is rapidly entering an a c ti w develop*
ing and selling land campaign. H. B.
Rainey,* general m anage^jand chief
booster, has adapted a different plan
of id lin g from tfsat of an old com
pany.' He will cleijr and Improve the
land and sell to buyers who have
sufficient .capital to make a success
of trucking and fruit ^'rowing. With
th is . in view ho hah purchased a
tractor; a palm etto plow and a sod
plow and will soon buy a battery of
disc harrows.
Recently a was mill was, put to
twork and its entire ou tp u t will be
used for building bungalows, garages,
stables, thicken houses, etc., on ten
and tw enty acre tracts of land. The
houses will not be mere shacks, but
pretty bungalows, everyotyj'jof them
being built according to plans of
competent architects, Mr. Itniney
expects the erection of these houses
to commence within ten days.
T he humble beginn^ing of Savings A ccount ’ has
started more entcrpri3os( moro business, more for-*
tunes than anything else in th is world!,
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I t m ay seem like "toddling" to open an account'
w ith a deposit of o n e . dollar—-but it’s . a s ta r t.
Furtherm ore, It’s an im p ortant-step.
"W alking" is th o n easy nnd y o u ’ll soon find y o u r
self In the "ru n n in g ” .
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Heard In a Cafe.
. Impatient Diner — "Walter, on#
would think that ‘salad wns a woman,
from the time Its dressing takes.*’—
Boston Transcript.
COLONEL Dl BERNEZZO
Sanford, Florida
Imitation Of'PrctljJU* Stonef..
The opal; In more dlllb lift (•> ubltnio
thkti'ta the diamond. -But' from nrtlfl*
cinl eo^imdum/ ilAlmnl oyllh chrome
nlunt, reltl t'Uhljv** can be "made, and
very clu-aplr. If tbe coloring agent Is
tltunbpn oxlih*. tin* product* becomes
n genuine nrlllb'lal' sapphire._________
Lincoln's
L. i t l e
Joke.
men
P o sitiv e ly H em ovcd
r. Berry's F rbcklc O intm ent
Your Drutiln or by Moil 65c
Semi tor Vto UiKiUd
DiX-TTRIToT;
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■Once In tils imi ituvs nl|ilt> l.loculi)
salt In (.'Idcm go i r i m ^ a suit, bis wife
mid t h e rfuif taken niT tbclr bouse to
Quike tin* liniis,. hlctnT
ini t . i n . o t n ’s
THEO. J. MILLER&SON
r t l u u i Im ^juauilf.sJm l riv a l , s m tirlae.
mil asked a passerby. .“Stranger, can
fmi toll in)1 n iiyrc Lincoln, lives?" Hex
relv mu ' Mie' iiosir.'it ttiforimiHidi. Iiu
ito n liiwieli . i Hvi c.1 (tie il.iluli lle.
VAirt Poi at
. ’ slruct.cn.
The iiiiti 'e i.l 1ii'ij tid mu nl West
I’nint 1- bi’%el> iiiiiilietmiMi lit a ltd pro
f e-**i* >n." I
Col. Vittorio Asinarl di Bernerio
has arrived at. Washington to b# the
military attach# of the Italian em
bassy. He had a distinguished ca
reer In the war.
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Furniture and.- Complete
House Furnishings
[it 11, el J>ut
m iltjerts
(itoghi it r i’ iii.il liemnllhs. Kogllsli,
f*ri*iTr|i. "Tfriw Hig. <!i 1)1 regllbittoiifsof
alt iirne* nf llie i-ervlee. natural nmf
expcrliiieit'al pbPiimjttiy, clicmlst ry,
rlo'iiilenl | iIiin Ics, mlnernlogy. geology,
electricity^ history. Intcnintlunol, con
stitutional nnd military Inw, Spanish,
rlvtl ami military engineering, net nnd
science of war nnd ordnance and gun*
T
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Stoves and Ranges
Our Stock is Complete
Prices and Terms
Reasonable
34 years, service to San
t
Three Big Lines—American Lady, Gossards and
Nemo for Stout Figures
Qur Corset Department was never more complete
for every figure. American Lady Corset
15 New Models in Gossard’s Corsets, white pink and flesh
You can select any style at any price from our stock of Gossards
white and flesh, price1f
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EVERYTHING
YOU WANT FOR
GOOD
MEAL
YOfl MAY FIND •
Tam pa
Tribune,
TOO MUCH TALK
If everybody would just deride to
settle down to pU**n*H(ig to his own
buxine , »'irl let other people's alone,
eut out lids ct*rU: tin:! propaganda
and promi fuoua meddling, and work
eight hours a day —If everybody
would fnjlbw out “.;ch u program for
n few inontS -. the old world would
right it.-elf with a -tnnlshlng: celerity.
But no—we must rave about the up
lift of i eopV who c.in’t and won't bo
uplifted: we m ust work ourselves in
to o.frenzy about drives for then thing
and th a t thing; we must spend
enquyb t rpr ?'*T° build a city in eolfecljng lnformat?uii th a t is w orthies
when pfS^urei: w e'ibust impose our
ideas ami preferences upon ,our
A model
TREO GIRDLES,” the ^11 elastic Corsets, white and pink
MEMO CORSETS, self reducing, the Corsets .for stout figures
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No. 327 is a Model for Medium Stouts. Comes in white and pink.
We have evety good liite of Brossiers, Gossards, H. & W.I)evoise
imd Nemo, with all the new styles front and back fastening Ask to see these new styles in Corsets and Brossiers
Price
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ODC 1
Fresh Dates
Figs and Nuts
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Phone 106
fo r
QUICK SERVICE
on the 17th of March
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Little Happenings
Mention of
Matters tp Brief
> Personal Items •
In and.'About
The City <£
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwartz. En
sign Schwartz served his country all
during the war on the transports
and is now on th£ battleship'ConnCctIcut acting a>i personel officer. Hu
has made a fine record in the navy
and his friends here are proud of him.
• Electrical Fixtures, House WjreIng, in fact all kinds of ’elecirlcal
work. Phono 442. W. H. Treadwell,
Electrician.
83-H.
M r. and Mrs. 4t. A. Newman and
daughter Olive have returned from a
visit with Dr. and Mrs. Samuel
Puleston at Miami. They brought
M ary Elizabeth and Catnilin PuJeaton back with them and Dr. and
M rs. Puleston H-xpert -to* Fome to
Sanford in about two weeks to again
become residents of Sanford.
F loor coverings. Gold Seal Guaren*
toed Congoleum A rt Squares. Hpil
runners and __yard goods. Boston
Bargain House, A. . Kannor Prop.
218-216 Sanford Avc.
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C har. A- Brabham , who holds a
poiltTon In the office of The Sanford
Herald, spent a few hours here Suturday afternoon, being cn route fu
Hradentown, where be formerly lived
and wkqte be spent the week-end
with ids wife, who was visiting there.
Plant City Courier
For Klim Powdered Milk. Phone. 2412
W. W . Drcssor.
108-Ctp
Mrc, W llmott will he at The
French Shop T h u rsd ay March 4th
and will bo *;lad to meet lie f (Hind*
and customers
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SANFORD DAILY HERALD
PAGE i
Saramsry of the
Floating Small
Talks Succinctly
Arranged for
j
Herald Readers
V
several days and gir. to Jacksonville
on th e St. Johns river trip. T h jre
th ey .w ill remain a week taking in
S t, Augustine und other p o in ts of
interest and go home vlH*Southorn
Fines and W ashington and o.t^ect
to arrive home about the 19th of
M arch. Mr. C arter i t i g i d yesterda
{hat they
pleased with .Sanford,
and especially their accomodations
ut the Valdez Hutt‘1. and tliut his
ltour next season will call for at
•east a week at’ Sanford. While hgre
the p a rty took in the cqjory fields
a n d held a picnic on Iho riser and
saw m any of the sights of this region
They are anxious next year to take
a trip on the topper St. Johns river
the finest trip In Floridn and they
will receive a warm welcome when
they conic again. Tift! p a rty personal
includes the following:
J. T. Wooster and wife, Middlevillo. N Y .j W. H. Wright and wife,
Ilingham pton, N. V.; F. I.. Waldorf
and wlfeTTiyde, N. Y.; C. G. Roy
and wife, Clyde, N. Y.; Jam es Clary
nnd wife, Syracues, N. Y.; J. Jay
Glass and wife, Syracuse, N. Y.j
Ml"-.* FinreuPP THa-n, Syracuse; N, Y.;
M rs. Sullivan, Syntcnie, N. Y.; MU*
C. r;. fPPrfen, Syracuse
Hi It liens, Syracuse, N:
rtcr, Syracuse, N. Y
Corbin. Hingbampton,
in te rest’ In the developm ent of th e
town; Ho’ la * useful man and haa a
charm ing wife and fcrifcht little giW,
nbd the family httvc a host of friends
among our' people.
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Mrs. Dood'jl health has not beengood for some tim e, and the move
la mostly for her benefit, ami then
they have, people and peihonal in
terests in Florida’, which made it
to their interest to loCato in thrfl
state. *.
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T hey have sold their beautiful
new homo in East End to Dr. It.'
A. Douginas, who will move to,
the place ns soon as the doctor and
family move out.— Huntingdon, Tenn
Tenn. Democrat. ‘
D r.-a n d Mrs. -Doodds have lo
cated in this, city having purchased
the Walsman ^ home on Mugnbila
avenue. Dr. *Dbdds has *rented an
office in the. Firsts N ational Hank
building and entered upon, the
a,
have your doubts about who should fit you out in that spring out*-fit, ji}st ask
any one that trades with us. Nothing but the best will ^be foun$J,/at our place
and that is because we have found that the best is the cheapest in the long run.
And the new lot of spring goods arriving at our place daily ip of the kind that will
make you want to become full fledged.customers of
A
s
meeting Thursday evening March
4th at 7:30. Inifation of candidates,
REBUKED FROM THE PULPIT
pastoral Admonition, Gently Conveyed,
Should Have’Been Enough for
Even Choir Boys.
The pastor of n small phiifih In a
New Jersey town w as known far and
wide about the countryside for hts
fptntnt-wnys.nnd r*T*-ntrte hnldti*.--He
bad n small.ijlolr which lie augmented
on special.’•o'en«lfins with boys from
the iffiTgfilmrliood. These recruit^ were
sometime* unruly nod lie dltkjjot al
ways find It easy lo hfild them within
the proper bounds,
In the course of a Christinas morn
ing seriiion'sevcnil elinlr boys begun to
ear ’ peanuts surreptitiously timl the
—of—the . tdiolls—w(»h—p!«,Utlvnudlble to the cnngfegittlon. At Jlrst
(tie rector (tilId ru> attention to lliein,
bur finally they gut on his nerve*.
Pausing after an linpnsidonnte out
burst of oratory, bo fixed Ills gaze
sternly tipnti them and ttius nddres-wul
them In reproving tones:
“Hoys—yon choir-boys, I mciinyvTlf
you must eat peanuts In church-.j ill, please, do not cnmcii the tdit-ll*,'tlien turning again to the congregation,
he tesutued Ills discourse.
:
The Store That Is Different
the
or a
Thursda c March lilr
at *1be m atinee will tu- on display
afterward* at The Fn-tudi Shop
109-Otc,
L. . A. Crawford of Hrad(*ntuwit,
repre*enting The Produce Reporter
Co,* of Chicago w ar in I hi- i- ’\ l-i-tav
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- " - i v:. !,i IMrs. C. Ai Brabham who has l{pen oneT with h k sso n u und ripe fruit
visiting her parents Mr. and Mm . were open to the party. Mr. Brown
W r^C. •‘ftijrek at Pstmerr
p a st week re tu rn e d hom e to -d ay . j >'im~^nvT|lLr.,trt^.q.v*- tjirn a 1 arty
H. C. l)tillo»e ho* rM.jri.i-d from ; voto^uT^uiimiry and rr»*o| v»d that
Arcadia, Wiiui-iuda a r -1 Ft
: timrj their m*\( vidt In pl'irblfl'mdre
Maine Liquor Laws.
where be und Mr. Js 1*. \
1 jtirru' will bt- s e n t ni Sanford nod
have been_ prr«v-iif •ng lie- P *-d)yVa'.fe*' r.-f r-i- MM , TSf-i!
"Malm* law"-wiis tin* name given. In
ft I'll i: D A M lil.S AMI CI.OltIA
Jx^jait Progressive Program to the , ma> .(■
v. i! h I,, j-i-ni il a te l nil tin* state of Maim- to nil nri “t« pro
SW ANSON IN H U lt-P l U-INt*
Presbyterians.
Mr Mar.fiudiiiiii with Mr* P'df-r hibit drinking houses -and tippling
IIKK .
*lio|w."
It
was
passed
tu.
May,
18
11
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_lu look a ftt-r I !)•• interest t of the
received
the
slgnattipp
of
ilu*
governor
iiulica have done so tntich to make
Best lira nl ’For Sale
oil-June 2 and was Meal enforced at Pretty Si reed Plaices HaMle In
their *tay hert* nil eniuyuhle one. Bangor on July t -of the mime year
On nr, mint rd :!!ne-* in family
l u l l 111 lie Mdie's ' Latest* Pro-,
Tilts law wns re enacted, III alt Its
dllition At The iVinepss Toiln*.
necessitating
removal to Georgia
Varts, In 1858, and was ninilrv more
the Park Avenue Cafe and all fur
I ntroducin- (Jleii-t Fwan»**n nnd
stringent In 180* ami again hi 187(1, it
niture and cquipeninl h oHerod for
was so amended m 1872 ns to tiring Belie Duuiels, ciAch*as-cJ\Js )i-can
sale. Goid business In good location,
elder.nnd win© from griijh** grown III battlers extraordin irv!
p’nr particulars see Miss Carrie
the slate within the prohibition. In
Mrs.
R.
A.
TcrliL'iin,
Editor
I i r the hf'nelit i f a .b a tte ry «ff
Gray, Park Avenue Cafe,
1881 an amendment wan added to the cameras, 1 1 e;e lu ,i l i le ! iw- ii' i'h
Rhone
’constitution prohibiting forever tlie of Cecil II Di*V ’ll-" aTr ’ .ir Tboilon
sale of inioxlciitjng liquor* wltlifn the pi< 1 1 »e in ii. nun, 'i -fly •-1 n;i"l a
limits of the slule. Strict- 18,11 the ev
It;, i tie l ba t in i * i ti- s ; ui - - . i *-n
Ifr il'im phrey (iw m ri and mother ITension- “Slnliie law" has been used
!!•' irv a- one ef Ilu- v dtii- * and
Prom inent New b irk S lule People Mr.. Clifton tiwyno of Orlando are colhspilally to denote an> state enaei- ino-t destructive hand-to-hand con
pient
(iroliltdtIqg
the
sale
of
intoxicat
‘ Touring Hurl da Stats Here For the guests to-day of ,Mr. and Mrs. ing drinks.—Boston (llobik
flicts. evi r filmed.
Geo. .Fox. -v.
Several Davs
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The figlit was promoted by Cecil
After an extended visit with her
A. p arty of prom inent Hork State
II. DeMille in the interest ,gf lift
iet*p\c under ilu* ehrrjieroiince if* A." si°ter, Mrs. ' C. E. StnlTdrd, Miv's Maine’s Indian Named Rivers
Inte-t ‘Paramuirnt Arlcraft pr.vlurK. C arter of t 1e C arter Florida- four Ellen Proctor lias returned .to her
Arc Numerous— Hard to Spell lion. *“ \\ l j Clluiiiie Ypiir V ’.V? ’
f
ate in tie*, city the p u n ts ef t ’ e 'home in Greenville, N C.
which i* roll ing to the Priori lo-d«y
Tin* nom eiichiture o f M.-finc jiroli
(iiieitc of M-< Cecil
Gabfiett
Vnlde? Hotel T;iey left Syracuse
Mr I'eM 'B e jictr-l os referee, time
hew Ari:1. in t ■c- 1P11 id .January are Mr I I Irv in .Ir. and Mira ably ntddoes that o f any o ther stall/ I eeper uti-l iot idi nt.-.lly, director.
and lift C \iiite d on til- i-.-.^t c-i>m ' Mary Irven of Wa*hington. Ga., In furnishing m em ory tests* In sjiollCf reiirm- tic l l f . 'e wu* r \ , r a
as far. south ns Key “W o t ’ll ey; n!*u and. ('ap t t'eeil M, Gabhett of New trig. Among its Indian linintul riv ers limn 'I he ef-ei *• t -n wn* Tb'iieV’*
*iie th e IVtmhsciit. Ketincln-c, Andrus
\ii-ited *t1(* wic i ri-nrt li'it- e in:
uoggil], Allngnsli and Soeo. and am ong Mli-,.1 -i*l nnil l.e * m a bin, I tin o ‘y
T n tjjn lin'd St I i-ter. hurv n n-I ill-,i tj
Mr I>i vi>i Mi-Nabji of Doir'ias, the lokes and points MiMisolucuicguil per - n n! ! i - 1uiji , wi ii ,'id in * vilresorts in 1 can e here vfa I. tU*l cn.r | Ga., ; vi-uing hi.* daughter, Mrs. lie, Syslndmlolfsis. N eluigo,‘ s< hooilic, iiis* one er int-ri rmunls if the* - ^-i -innd Orlando. They will remain hen- C. D. piirrcuter.
t ’lipsuptlc. Cm nftiim inoc,
PumgisMb ning-. Hi: rnfr#jemured him to .-ium_ ... •
Scott D u a n e ;' Plant superinten- knmock. 11n«kehegfi n. Conlntsseefieii- lifr, |n arefully fkrough tin* .efies of
Mole- scenes.
N,
dant td i lie. Western Dnfon with- ln - ,- . fhlftiqunsstlinm tueonk:
clitm knnuink. Penttvssev\ 11see, M aninhearlqn'irteri at lackxinvllle, was
-, “ Wfiy. CJiaf&p \ \ r
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V hteh
'mswk, Aninrlsengglii. Chesitucook an d
in J iiwii T tic*dey.
W’nleketmhamnU.
i has i t i n t'inied oit-i ii:'>lSaspeMiIb>
iirt i try am! *;•-• fi n • -y vvYs,v.rir.Mr. ;tn«l Mr*. C .U". Forrester of
ten bj U illiam l i e '' t;c> artii t erenaD ecatur, Ga.. are, visiting their,
riz e il'.h j’ Sa.f.t Cowan anti Olga
suit. Mr. C. D.. Forrester. *
Printzlmi.
SAYINGS
OF*WISE
M
EN
Mr*. I„ P. MeCuller has returned
EVERYTHIN
G
IN
AIi-o one more r* !.from n brit-f vi i» to Jackvonvllln.
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Felicity eats up cl minis pec
Mr*. D. D. Caldwell and G-dor, ’s I loti.
.
REV. J. M’GUIRE
M rs.’ T . II. Sandt-rs left on the jj
A good fellow IlgbiH Ills cansteam er for Jacksonville yesterday,
die at both ends.
Full >ve**.‘l* give tin* least
the la ttfr »-n route .to ,T-cr home in S
.sound.—Ueniiun imiverli.
Tarboro; N. C. Mrs. Caldwell will
Wlmtever Is fortlhed will in*
return Sunday.
*t nttucked, nrnl whatever' I* al
Mr. and~MrS. M. II. Itmvjor 1(;i \*i> ls tacked vttll he ’deatniyed.—Ulhmoved into their, home on Magnolia Ji Imn.
avenue, recently purchased.
;t
-When a mint -finds 20 'gAod
Mr. nnd.M m . L. Y. Bryan having ■> u-asops fur Maying nvvny from
slald their home on Sanford Heights t home yop imu be sure he tin*
w—
moved into their recently purchased ( t T&a*' ot e fa'll uii#..
home on ‘Palm etto avenue.
STUNNING
>n TH E BATHI NG B E / \ U '
Yankee Doodle in Berlin
At Ae PRINCESS Tomorrow Afternoon Only
p . SEND US THAT ORDER
WIIKN r o ll NEKI) ANm i INC IN
¥
Oflicc Furniture and Supplies
Commercial and Fancy Stationery
Printing, Lithographing, Engraving
Books—All Kinds
Artists’ Material
Athletic Goods
Kodaks
The II. & W. B. Drew Company
45,49 West Hay Street
JACKSONVILLE
WE WILL’TAKE PLEASURE IN ANSWERING YOUR IN(JPIKIES
CHULUOTA INN
CIIULUOTA, FLORIDA
OpcnlDcccmbfr.Tth for the Season.
MRS. CHAS. I). BRUM LEY, M«r.
>1
Every Cloud H as a Silver
Lining .
Grocerres
NICE FAT
MACKEREL
-
W e w ill line y o u r darkest
clpuds. w ith SILV ER , if y o u
m aintain a ch eck a ccou n t w ith
this bank.
A little talk w ith us m ay
mean DOLLARS
su n n y
sk ies to YOU in d ays to co m e.
DR. B. C. DODDS/ WILL ,MOVK
. TO FLORIDA
Hunligdon 15 to Lone One of 'H*
Beal I'hj sit Inns and Most
Excellent Families^
,
The friends of Dr. B. O. Dmidj
and family regret exceedingly th at
they have derided to leave Hunt
ingdon. They will go between the
10th nnd 16th, of th ij month to
Florida where they will reside in
the future.
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Dr. Dodds entered the practice
of medicine Jscre about nine years
ago arid has a fine pMctice, and has
made a host of friends among our
people,..H e Is n progressive, enter
prising citizen, and takes an- active
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B efore m aking in v 9 stm ents
con su lt .the officers o f this
HOME
IN S T IT U T IO N
Rev.
McGuire, secretary of th
party cf sntl-S!nn Fc|n ministers who
, came from, England to oppose the
3inn Fein doctrine preached by* Du
Y01IU EYE
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ON THE
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HERALD WANT CO
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MARCH 3- 1920
OAMAGE
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to
" 'V L~_= rr
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BIG INCREASE IN
PAPERKONEY
FIGURES ARE ILLUMINATING
B. C. DODDS, M.D.
That NewFactory Rnish
SUGGESTIONS
- BEANS
LIMA BEANS
BEETS
EGG P L A N T
SQUASH
TOMATOES
CUCUMBERS
SWEET CORN
PEPPERS
CH ASE& CO .
LEST YOU FORGET
. F, L/MILLER, Offner^
.
Monmnenls,, Copings;
In Marble*ror Granite.
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SELL ARMY SUPPLIES
5760,000.000 Is Realized on U.
S. Stuff to France.
LOOK CUT FOti
IS POISON IN FOOD
Value of Entire Property Is Estimated Federal Food Offibials^Varn Con
at $1,700,000,000 by Qeneral
sumers to Watch Tor Signs
Connor.
1.
of Spoilage.
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It Has .Happened to Others
And May Happen to You
In Spite of Everything You M ay Happen to Do
Be Prepared
W hen
It Does Happen
. * .-Antwerp*—The sum of $760,000,000
'w as realized from tho sale of Ameri
.
with nmilti
can stocks remaining In France after
the departure of the American army, ■*
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said Brig. Gen. W. D. Connor, chief
.
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of staff of the American department Bot.ullnua Poison Responsible fo r Fa\ i'1
--2 *4*
or supply. lie estimated the value * tallttce—No Method of Preserving
So that you may net be the *.;
of the stocks nt $1,700,000,000. and de
Food Found That Eliminates
• loser, financially
clared It would hove cost- $75,060.000
', Occasional Spoiled Package.
to take them hack to America.
AS E E US FOR
Had they been, retailed In various
Washington.—Bolullnus poisoning,
countries great losses would have been which recently killed six In one fam
FIR E IN S U R A N C E
eutnlled. ns the expenso would have ily In "New York; Is caused by eat
* ;
been' heavy, he said.
• 1 .
ing" rfpolled food Infecteil with tho bn*
“France
paid
$400,000,000 for cl'lus botullnus, shy the officials 'o f
storks It took ov£r, while other allies -The bureau uf chemist^-. United Htales
and smaller nations purchased sup* department of- agriculture, who have
■pWes for $300^00,000. As an offset InyesttgHtdd this nt)d other poisoning
against tho stocks bought by France t-it'scs In connection with the enforce
that country undertook to pny dntnnge ment of the. food and drugs net. In
claims amounting to several million the New York case death wns cmisnl
doUars ns-w-rrsult-of Atileries it, ojwra- ny holffirntiupolsott In Hpv olives.
tlori-Y In training judhs. \Vhen the The olives remulnlng In thcflm ttle In
Amerlcnn aruiy wcnTto France It wns this enst>*hnd itii offensive odor. The
agreed ttm t’farnis nnd buildings used same condition was found In tin* food.
by It In training would Jbe left In Die In other cases Investigated by the de
samo condition ns found. Miles of partment, All spoiled food does hot
trenches were dug mid buildings were conlnln Ilds poison, but liny spoiled
demolished nnd Am erican'forces' were food, even though the spoilage Do
Tap'a C loth;'
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•What Bscorncs of.Old Cara?
rushed Into Germany before the Imid slight, p in y centnbi It, and *for this
m
.
..... decorative mulerlnl known ns
could he restored to Its former condi reusmujuiy the odlelals, nfi fis»l shew
It has
^
i« 1« reality.Wt clo th at
In „,0 .
tion.
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ing even ihe ittgbtfist ininiitural odor, wlicn nn nn omoldle cglns to s .mv u „ „ ,M „ form ()f ^
J im
General Connor ngalft denied tfie imnnjiirnl color, swelling o f the conbid story that the French randc the
pay-for'ttTO“rrnnrffPJt of decomposition
fonu 1in
every ~
■composttlon whatever, should ho Um average farm er Jlkeiin new «t a. tim j, (,'cm |rR^Ln _Mrtnv fa
a - overy—
well ns Die city mnn; It Is evident Unit troplrnl country iii tint world, j in the
it occupied In France.
dlscnnlerl. - ’
the fate of used ears, nml tin* reason Jungles of B null,,K
4 “The whole truth,'* ho snltl, “Is Hint
Trace Poisonous Food.
tn tlio' Memdlng
J h o Afncrlcnn army has not pnld n
The departm ent’.uf agriculture hns for the comparatively strong price ■v.n tips <-f Africa, nnt Ivys Filjl' ninko '
cent for any ground used or for any- liseil every posslhle effort nnd gone to ntnlrnntmMt on tlrrmrtnu»l he Miu'ght Ip titim. The- hnvlcnl. As ec nnd' Mityas*
■thing destroyed nt tho front. , .V • .. llie'llm lt o f It* legal nuthorUy to re other direction*..
,
..
. nml-Kgyiitlatut. the curl; Inhabitants *f,
General Connor Balled on tho liner move all dangerous fo,^ls from tho
Mnny vecnntl/tiniid cars,are bought (jhlnn and Japan, bad earneddhe u*o
Lapland, which .was tho first ocean market by seUure under tin* food ‘and by Hinnll tradesmen, who convert them *0f i„pn' p,
modern farm of pnper
passenger Steamer to clear from Ant- drugs net, say the otlletnls. Each tlnnt to rommercliil uses; hat by fa r the
convey literary Uim ght'im well ns
,wefp for Aroerlcn since August, 1014. ■when botullnus poisoning limvoceurriHl larger number returif la Bielr makers t nrtlR„ c efforl». An\l In M«xlco*njuJ tho
There.w ere 450 passengers, Including fowl. Inspectors have Imced through or to.tho viirloits branches, wlicro tlioy ciilno»o republic It tttll hojds It* early
1he--chaM iebt-of-foitim eree-the-bateh—ora-dlsscrlud-fuc-lhi; hlupy. pur La 1hU
t
. ^
, tjde-xmd-jea!
general nt Brussels, nml Mrs. Morgan, from which the polsoriOim food nt mo with n little cleuulngf qnu be
t ilecorutc^l imilcrlnl for *eraniodli I.cos-.
Just before Mr. Morgan left tho cap ilnd- have ttswl till tnensiiras under nguhit tiius freeing tho shops frotp Hie) tumes.—M. D. C. Cm font Ini Asia
ital ho' was received In special audi the law to remove It from .the market. necessity of turning out i|Uiintttles of £fjgnzinc.
ence by King Albert.
.Samples from nil other brands put parts for replacement stock.
out hy the packer have been examined.
ABItiVAL AND DBP|LRTURU OP
'Specially In.Winter.
WOMEN S E E K W EALTH IN OIL Since the law nntliorlKj** M-lztire |n
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TRAINS
such cases only when the foods nro
"I see you have a grant many niui*
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Take Thslr Chances With Men Specu actually found to be .decomposed or helium homes nbnut here,*' reniprkyd
do cmitnin poisonous Ingredients, glnco the visito r.--------- -- — ---------Southbound : .
lators In New Field Being Devel
rm lw u n o rrn H im n i^ rk n rcin m illln iis
oped In Pennsylvania.
“So we. have." replied (tin •S o iith ern 4'TraRl- >fo
Dcpr.rtsIs lpf>*cted with bacillus hntullnus.
No. 83
planter.
"Mrtst
of
them
are
fnlllnp
McKeesport, Pn.—Woman finiincleni anil since It Is physIcaUy possible to Into ruins. 1 hough.** .
No. 27
S:40;a. m.
hnvo entered the nfttupd gna pew de open nnd examine but a comparatively
No.
91
."Bllt
I
thought
the
Routli
hnd
struck
I2:28p. m. 12:48 p.ro.
few
of
tin*
millions
of
cans
entering
veloped during the Inst few monthViu
Its slrhlo nml was now progressiver No. 89.
3:95 pi nt. 3:25 Sp/ m.
,Snnko hollow, almost within the city- Interstate commerce.. It Is beyond tho
•Thnt’s the very reason why tliosf No-. 85'
7:30 p.m v 1:4i> p.m.
power
of
the
authorities
to
protect
limits, mid Jire drilling tlielr first well.
ntitelielluiii niansloni nrfi being desertthe
puhllq
completely.
;
For
this
rea
Tho pioneers were M iss Isabella Mil*,
.M a i
M. ■They are long on looks
moe, assistant to tho city treasurer, son they emphasize the necessity for short on 'comfort.” “
No. 82
1:48 a.m.
2:fi8 a.ro.*
scrupulous
care
on
the
pnrt
of
perand Miss lrmn Atwnter, assistant to
No.
84
11:46
a.m,'
133)5
p.m
somf opening and serving foods to dis
the city solicitor.
hP-"
tr
No. 80
2:35
p.nj.l
card
anything*
which
Is
spoiled.
In
Make l-fvln} From Flint Pebbles.
They lin'd heard so many stories of
No.
92
.
3:45
p
.m
j
3 % p.ro. .,
fortunes being mntlo Ju the now devel products not obviously spoiled, If there
The Hint pebble Industry-gi t-s em
1,
No. 28
• lOiOO-p.m !
opment that they found- n bit of land Is doubt In the recognition ,pf the odor, ployment to mnny wmthsf nml children
proper
to
the
product,.thorough
cook*.
Leesburg Branch!
nrtt undoV lease, contracted fo r o der
along Mu* French const between Havre
rick, and organised a company. Drill Ing will remove Ihe possibility of dnnV and Dieppe. The pebbles coBoetiul la >Jr, 1SB
7:30 a.ro.
-Ing Is to he commenced ns soon os the ger from lioBilfstii. If spoilage Is ap >pid near Havre are select yd fo r tlieli No. 22
\
*7:80
p.m.
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1
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m
I
H
B
parent, dost ruction-Is recommended by spherical shape, nnd are used for pul No.1 167
plant Is on the ground.
3.:10 p>m
verizing in certain Industries, pnrtleu No." 21
Development In the Snake hollow Ihe specialists.
*11:66' a.m
Mystsry About -It.
^
hirly In-the mnnufnctureof cement am)
field Is going on, with every evidence
Trilby
Branch
Nobody knows Just IioW the bacil In copper mines, being employed In the
of tho old-time “wildcat’* oll'm id'gns
No. 100
boom. Town lots on the edge of the lus liotullnns gets Into any particu Interior of large cylinders.
No. *24
city which three mouths ngn were next lar food. It has been found In arti
No. 101
to.worthless are selling for. as moch as cles put up In the home hy Ihe rare6:3 l p.m.
Cut Hesrt Out of Patlerit,
$10,000 each, and every time n new fjjl Tiopscwlfe "nnd In goods packed In
No.
25
2:01 p.m.
Gmnhn. Neh.—Physicians cut the
commercial* establishment*. ■ It may aenrt nut of Steve Z"klch. an Atiswell comes In tho price goes up.
Oviedo Branch
A numticy of Important wells hnvo he present In n few packages only of •risn. then placed II hscz In his body.
No.
126
u.4o a.m.
been brought In by companies whose any lot. There Is no method, (lie off! 7nklcli, who had shot- himself. Is exNo, 127
business- U l|a to search for nml find 11 ill - say,’ by whlrh the packers -or ■ected to .live.
1:49 p.ro.
T
rains
Noa.
163
and
16^,
natural gas. But spectacular and pic home runners can assure ‘Iheinselves
Leesburg
Thejln-nrl wns lifted completely oui
turesque speculation and financing are by casual examination before rnnnlng •tf the body, a bullet Imbedded In II Branch daily exedpt Sund ty]
thnt the product docs riTd contain the -emovoti. tin* heart replaced In Its
not lacking.
T rains Nos., lpff, 21, 10 and 26,
bacillus iKitullnn*.
nafiiral.,place and the Incision serted Trilby B ranch, dai'y c u n p l Sunday.
If the foml wns In 71JI cases proper -|n. Znkh'h Is now cntlng. solid foot!
^ a in
Trains Nos. 120 und ,1 r Oviedo
ly sterilized and perfectly sealed, the ■nrl l« oo flu* high, rand fo rccurery.
Branch,
daily except
day.
Occr Is Caught Fast in k, development id* the |>ols<m would he
fl(PEOLIVES KILL SEVERAL
Fire Insurance
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Ice in Trinity River
: Chico.—B. N. To<ld. a atockmnh near Paulsen ranch, reports
catching a forked-horn deer, th at
was held Icobonnd In the middle
of the Trinity river,
- Todd believes the deer wns
chnsed by coyotes mvl ran out on
theTco, hrenklng through when
near the middle of the stream.
The deer lAmlrt not get out and
was frozen id during the-night,
lenvlng.onty Its hend'and a pnrt
of Ita’nnck alwve tho Ice.
The dc(»r wns pulled out anil
taken to 0 stable, whore It Is re,'ovi-rln.T from the effects of the
cold. Todd" will give tho buck an
eanngrk and brand before turn
ing It loose.
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Impossible, hut no method of preserv
ing fowl has yet been found, tlia
■qieclnllsls say. Mint eliminates the oc
casional spoiled, package*. “Failure to
sterilize may nob become apparent for
weeks, or even mpitlhs after tfie 'can
ning of the article. If signs of spoil
age Ittive appeared when Ihe ran Is
opened. It .Ls clear warning that the
product Is no lontrer. edible.. There Is
no greater prnhahlllty. of hottillnus
poisoning In olives than In ninny other
•food products, either .commercial nr
domestic. Until Mils year It Ims been
more commonly found In string beaus,
asparagus, nnd the like. It wns original
ly found In sausage. It has been found
In che***e: It U present sometimes
In*slock fond, such ns moldy liny and
other kinds of spoiled forage, hut It
has never been foundTn Hie depart
ment Investigations In any kind of
food that wns not spoiled,
Jazz music not a -nuisance noted factory open? soon
Loa Angeles County Judge Refuses to Famous Chauny (France)
Mirror
(live -Relief to Disturbed
P lant Prepares to Operate
Nerve*
Again.
Los Angeles. Cat.—Jazz music Is
.Clinttny,-France.—The historic mir
not a nuisance, according In n decision ror factory established hero by Jrnn
by Judge Lewis B. Works, In-the I^>s, Baptiste Colhert, famous minister pf
Angeles county superior court. T.
Zulu Brides Chssply Clothed.
r XIV, which gave employment lie' pf0W York.—7-ulu women have solved city of -Pasadena hnd brought
fate w ar lo 2,000 employees.*wHl
their country's high cost of living prob agn'nst a social club, whose pelghl
me operations ftlthln n short time.
lem by wearing the same dress, nfi complained Its- Jozz tnusld "Jn
Inforuinilon was given tho cor' their nerves.”
through life!
*
dept of the Associated Press
“Once Jazz music, might hnve been
Tills is the statement In “True
hT vlsltfd Hie quaint old town tn
Kcnnomy" Issued by tho iliterchurch construed as a nuisance," JUdg.- Works the devastated regions of France,
Mild. "It Is ho longtt so consirutsl. where he Is observing • reconstruction"
World Movement of North America..
Hut this I* not all- ‘A Zulu, parent If the music disturbed the mddcntjTof w.trk under special arrangement of the
does not furnish his charming daugh the nelglihorhoml, I nm sorry, but tills French government. ^
ter a drewi until her wedding day, court cannot give them"relief.*- .*
- In trior? recent U m # a chemical fac
and then m Is .considered »julle ex
tory was established at Chauny, nnd
Stray Cat Has $100 B reakfast
pensive for her trousseau.
Since
this also Is being rebuilt It will sup
New York.—A stray .rat allpned lhto ply employhient .for nhout 1.000 perfashions in Zuldland remain constant,husbands do not bother about fur* ‘'t h e annual pijullyy show. In thd Madi tons.
t
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nlshlhg their wives w ith1 anything son Square Garden and had a $100 . **Bo|h Qlant* were heaps of atones
breakfast on two carrier pigeons ex
now I n ’wearing apparel.
and tangled masse* ,of debris when
But who w*aoU to be a Z U l j i l __ _ hibited by a Baltimore fancier,
hostilities ended. , *
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Mr ■ li ’niVhvTwnfW*'wA3.
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o.M To Be n « l 'O n Grower* O f
h*
' : South Florida
Miamif M ar, 2 ' (By. Associated
- press> Damage estim ated at more
ll
'
th a n five million dollars was dohe
*-a fruit and vegetables fields oT
^ u th Florida by the extremely low World’s Supply Is Seven Times
uroperatore last .n ig h t. Vegetable
What It W as in
fields north of Mihrnj were virtually
19U.
‘
wiped out and dam age south is roported at seventy five per cent. T he
lt>n>peroture- a t th rity .five dqgroes
• u the lowest on rero-iL hero. •
*
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/
______ _
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by
Statistic* Give an Idea of Inflation of
TELEPHONE . n o t l e g a l . .
Worfd'a Currency—Central Powera
Worst Off—Increase Mostly In
Bellgerent Countries.
‘ Prccrdcnt For Florida .Is Set By
*
■ Hillsborough Case;
New York.—The.world** paper mon
Tallahasstop, Mar. 1 .--T h e suprem o ey Js how Bovcn times the nmount It
copfcWiW reversed the decree of th e whs In JJ114, while the** gold supply,
circuit court for Hillsborough county hack of the paper, hns Increased less
thun one-hnlf In the flvdy years since
In the esse of C. J. Hutchinson and
the war started.
Jfhls comparison
* H arriett
H utchinson, his wife, conveys n faint file ao f the Inflation
appellants, V# K. Stonq> appellee. of the wortdV-cyrrency, whlrh econoThe opinio® is by Ju d g e 1 Whitfield. mlits reckon nH olio, of the chief-enusIn this case the suprem e court de es of skyrocketing prices nnd high
cided the law in Florida to 1bo th a t a cost of living.
Tho 700 per cent Jump lu paper
notary public or o th er oflicer *umoney,,
too, Is exclusive of the Issues
* thorued to; take acknowledgem ents
of currency by tho bolshevlst govern-cannot .ta k a the acknowledgem ent
inent of .Russia, which, has kept the
—-of a msrrietj woman to an instrum ent printing presses turning out shlrtplns
undertaking to 'co n v ey , her interest tors by tho hale. The sit tin t Inn Is
- in homestead real e sta te over a te le brought right do\vn to1dote by the sta
phone. It Is held th a t the taw m an tmthnl department of the ‘ National
dat orily re< uircr a n0tff{63~w6man' C U yhank of New York, which lias
ip maklag r uch acknowledgem ent to Just Issued world figures .to the be
appear In person before ..the officer ginning of 1020. Tito tables nro Jl*
f ;' T f *
piking the' i cknowiedeem eyt th a t is, lunilnutlng.
When the wnr started In 1014, tldrin the pcrsoi .al presence.of th e officer
ty principal countries of the \anr|d
had, In round numbers, about $7,009,on him by ;er.
000,000 of pirper currency.
At the
The app 04a te -co u rts of only f o n t armistice {i had Juinpwl to about $40,
ststp.’, Tenr essee, Texas, California 000,000,0001 or .more than five times as
and Michigan, have heretofore pnss- hlglt. Since the armistice It has gone
tip to about $o1,000,0(V),OOO. This Is
o upon this question".
outside1tho $34,000,000,000 which. It Is
estimated, tho holshevlst government
;,
The P.lan.
tins Industriously turned nut.
Bnlnic |pfi lu mamiHcript n .chapter
$2,000,000,000 Mors Gold Reserve.
—wbl. lt liu ■culltid . ^T iuiot'Xo—>ta-|a P .
,; .\Yetmwhllo what wns happening lo
usrehe." In ivlildi ho sn.vs. '"Tin* look,' the gold reserves buck of th.e notes In
fite voice, tin* respiration and'the mtltho.tblrly cottnlrlesl ’ In lllil they
tudr nr walk tire tdoiiilrul. Bui, ns It nrnountL'd, roughly, to $5,000,000,000.
bo* not been given to m an.the power They are now. niiput $J.UXb000,000.
to siatnl Kuanl ut once over these four Notes have thus Increased nrore than
Ilirprent slmiiltni|eoiis expressions of 700 per.oent nnd gnh! less than 50 per.
his ihmighb watch Unit, line* which
cent.
•peaks out the ' truth, nnd
* Back in 1014 ihe- ratio nf gnhl retnow the whole iitith-"—I.ifr fff BAUj(E.~
servcs.to outstanding notes in ‘the thlrty countries were 70 per cent. By the
time of the nrmlstlco It had fnllrn to
18.4 per. cent, while last Christmas
ilmo It had dropped still lower to 18.7
Residence: 905 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 401
per cent.
The allies, ao the tables- of- the Na
■ Office: First National Bonk Building
.
Phone 462
tional City hank show, taken ns a
group at tho start oT tho war,* had
$3,763,000.(JftO of gold nnd $f,000.000,•i
000 of paper. Al Uh (Irtish they had
$ 5,217,000,000 of gold-nnd $25,000,000,.000 of paper, nnd now they have of
gold $5,071.000,000 and of paper $20,
000.000.000.
The central powers—Oermnny, Aitstrln-llungnry,4Bulgnrln. and Turkey-went Into the wnr with $000,000,000 of
gold'and $1,200,000,000 of paper. At
the sm itstlee they hnd-$0.80.000.000 of
gold and $12.305,OGOO.OOO• of paper,
while now tlielr paper has gone up1fo
' 771.000.00a p
To reduce It to percentages,'the ra
tio of gold to paper nt the stnrt of the
war was: Allies, 70.0 per eentj ecn
tral powers, 49.7 per cent. At Ihe a r
mistice the ratio was:
Allies, 20.fi
per cent; central powers. 3.5 per eetit.
.Wouldn'A you like to have It on
At the outset of 1920 the ratio stood:
your old car? W ouldn't you like to Allies, 17.i per cent;1central powers,
have it talked about asm new model 1,7* per cent.
"* ■
spick nnd. span? Of course! -O ur
Increase In Bslllgerent Countries.
auto painting and finishing being of
• Naturally tapst of lids Increase oc
the expott.'klnik will give your car
curred In. the belligerent countries.
that factory finish ~f.o m uch d c s i i ^ The ratio between gold nml notes In
RKHER BROS., Stir,ford HdghW the -twenty-three countries nnd col
onies which participated In the war
felt from 71-3 per cent In July. 1014,
to 158 per te n t In November, 1918,
nfnl to 11.2 ’last December. Among
the eight principal neutrals the .move*
ntent xvns the other way, tlielr goTd InFOR SPRING
erenstng faster than tjie lr currency.
The ratio rose from 44Jl.per cent In
1014 to 59.0 per rent hist December.
From 1011 to'lnst December the ra
tio of gold reserve to currency notes,
the tnhles/show, fell hi France from
02 per c e n t‘t o l 0.9; In Grant Britain
from 131 to 22.9 per cent: In Italy
from 70 per cent to 7J5; In the Hnlfed
State* from 00.0 per rent to 52.3.
While world paper currency W l In
creasing sevenfold nntlounl debt*,
represen ted by bonds and other prom
ises to pay, rose from $40,000,000,009
to $290,000,000,000; hank deposits and
the use of checks nnd other circulat
ing media mntlo a corresponding ad
vance while meantime gold produc
tion fell off from $100,000,000 a year in
Wc Have The SEED—FRESH' 1914 to $350,000,000 In 1910.
'The statisticians say Hint tlic-nujit
astonishing, md m say Incompratynallrte. feature In the world’s finances
’has been the Inflation occurring In the
year following the armistice.
SANFORD, FLA.. „
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Note The Riel
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will underetand why it m p-eforred hy moll i rs who dflfrrd the
purent and bett for.their cK.lt.Yen.
Tho htoh-cofi’-of-food m td never
nffect tho Vhildrcn so lenfi os
Rraolnoti Milk provides ihe nt ur- .
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IN TIl£ HBAfiT O r TUE WORLD’8 GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 108
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY# /MARCH 2. 1920
v JOLUME i
__ nrz
’S TREATY SEEMS DOOMED
SANFORD
_
UNDER THE FORMER HIGH SCHOOL GREATEST ACCORDING TO LEADERS
VIEWING THE QUESTION
DELEGATED POWERS CHAMPIONS SHIPYARD
trains n o w
GIRLS
O F ! .SANFORD
HIGH HOG ISLAND WILL LAUNCH which eventually will mean larger
LAST S H II’S IN JU N E AND liroduction.
’
ARF. T H E LEADERS IN THE
•In *tfie 'United States available
THEN
QUIT'
..
IT
STATE
AND
PROVE
lands ure sc arij and all lands gen
The Sanford High' School ' i s re
Philadelphia, Mar. 2. (By Associa erally expensive. It is reasonable to
presented this year by the strongest ted Press) " T h e world’s greatest believe, government stientists say
girls’ basketball (cam in th e £tkto. ©iHfiyard a t . Hog Island, built to that in the future production will,
V
This school has jn previous yeahe overcome the ravsges of tljo *5ermsn nut • increase in proportion to the
been- favored- with very
strong submarine anil help win tno war for population, as the greater part of
basketball teams, hut the one * re the Allies, wilt launcM its Inst par- the really productive land is now
presenting Sanford at- ■p resen t ii time ship in June and tu rn it over utilized. Resumption of the inyiortabelieved' to be the major.
‘ * • tfiVthe government in Scnttembcr. tion cf European b u tte r . i s ” again T H E QUESTION S E E M S DESa NI)
WILL
be
EFFECTIVE
T
FROM
TH E T IM E *. DESIG
TIN ED TO BE L E P T TO THE
Upon her record for th e basket When th e Inst of the fabricated giving teal . competition to our pro
T H E VOTES OF TH E PEO*
NATED
^
ball leason to date, Sanford declares •hips of the war-time co n tra ct
duces.
\
leave! th e vast plant on the Dela
ple
; * *
*
herself
»
claim
to
the
State
C
ham
pion
Washingtdh, Mar. 2 .— Railroads
■
ship. The fudiedule to the present ware, Hog Island will-have turned
To Control Liquor Traffic
„f the country, operating for the
\L Washington, Mar. 2.--A n early
.
over
to
th
e
government
122
vessels
has probably* fcren the heaviotft.of*
first time in £G n i n t h s under their
Birmingham, Eng’. Mar. 2 . —Lady ami unfavorable vote on ratification
any High/School in the S ta to . San a rerord "of* more than oner ship n
own management, were formally
Aalor'addressed.the
opening meeting of the treaty was forecast today when
ford has /-am os schedule*! a n d
iq- week, since the first .boat wps sent
notified today by the Interstate
here
.the
other
night
of a women’s the leaders,* replying, to demands of *
tends /> .schedule other contests pverboard in August. l'908." There
-Commerce C o m m M o n of. 4 hfe new
campaign
for
state
.puebaso
nnd con- the treaty’s irreconcilable republican V-i-t
with y/fonatldtr claimant*— t o — th e have L^n-soV cral duuhlc luuacJiing*
\
roTyiT
iTfe_Tui'iforTradeS
h TBP- .opponp n r? r reatfirimtl th rir decision
powers delegated to t h a t body and
Championship. Any High School in' cine d a y , , and on Memorial Day
of the rigbs and- privileges aeporded
•terized
.the
plan
as
"practical"
but not to accept any change in the sub- *
making an ellgiblo c'aim for the last year five si.ipx’ were-launched
jt by the new railroad law. The
stiid
,po
government
In
England
at stance or language of the republican * :.*5ij
honor will piouse necept Jhis cballrnge in a b ttlo more than an hour,
reservation to article 10. Both sldeq^J
tilo’
.
p
r
c
‘cnt
time
could
hope
to
win
commission's announcement^
ex
for two gurnet', one to lie played on tahliaking u worldVT^cord.
depiocratic
an lection. with prohibition as'd-t conccdt riiat enough
plained that provisions of the Jaw
your court add - one in Sanford,
When Hog Island was going nt
khutors to defeat ratification are
main platform plunk.
against rate reductions prior to
If a third game is nere-i-ary the top 1 1 1 i d duririg'the .war with 5Q
determined to stand with. Mr. Wil' Sept. I without the cQmmlaqprjV
Snnford Girls M-fl] mrc-t y o u half jta y a -i ecu pled approximately 35,000
sou and vote against the treaty un- .
approval, were mandatory, lmt •that
way, In answering this .challenge mcii were cniplnyivi. This .force .has
less the republican reservations {o
'changes in rate regulations, classifi
plua.«c s ta te your claims •ineludimr r,. been re d u c e d ‘ to about 22.000 ’nipt,
article 10 n y modified. All elements
cations and praetbe* in which a
reeprd of yoilr schedule to tli6 time jafter t lie last - s lip is Iqum-hed in
in the ‘enate treaty ffglit seemed,
decision bad l|cen -entered by tho
iif your acceptance of *ihe clt-dHc'hgf. [Tuite t ,o Torce will !><• reduced Ao
ready to co-operate tq end tho «li»commission would fto effective when
Ac|drcv* iill eorrespnndenrO t o . MU* 125. percent nf t i i ( number. Tho«e
cuasion And allow the matter to go
desfgnated.
‘
. '
*
.(tilia Za* Igary, Mgr: Sanford High tmc-i \\"J ^ji»mj'bttes and equip ihe
before the national conventions und*
Changes in rates anil rlanificaScluHil G i *! - Basketball Team,
ips 1 1 . 1e—
w-ft to be turned over tu
tfi
thence to the peo'ple in tho fall
licins effective prior to today will
Sanford, Kin.
the government
gkxlluus,.
vi:uiil. the statement M d , . . ________ :
* The—itiri-r1- BasketIwll—Te a w —of---- AVToii is s-) tiecolue br TTbg T-llUTll
Under the ngceement between ro"REPORT
TO
ACCORDING
EARLY
SETTLE
Stetson University ii the o n ly team i* the great tirobb-m confrortting the PR O M ISED
publicans
and irroomcinhle*. .the
JAPANESE*
IIY
RECEIVED
ment
Wi t h
several
in the.slate tline*b.»s score 1 a vic owners of the yard. (Recently the
lutter will not carry out the program •
NEWSPAPER
PO
IN
T
S
TO
BE
CONSIDERED
tory against Sanford. A series of United States Shipping. Iloatd took
of prolonged deimte. They, will sup1 * • *
llonululu Mar. 2 (ISy Associated! two gWnes were played, one in De over the title to the ground Philo-,
Paris, Mar. 1, (By Associated port the republican revision program,t
*
Press) The Premier .of China has Band 'a n d - one in Sanford each dclpl • Jia.s been urged to lake over Press> The railway strike settlement as they did at the last session, b u t. .
resigned according to a specinl Tokio team adding a victory to th eir list the yard and continue it either as a provides the right fot the men to will vote, as they did then, against
. . •
cable to Nippu Jiji the Japanese .when playing on their hom e floor. shipbuilding plant or convert, it into organize and arbitration points are ratification. Toduy’s derisioi) ^grew
Stetson University is not an eligible n gre.it termiij-il Efforts to interest not yet settled nnd immediate study
FRUIT SH O W S IM P R O V E M E N T paper here.
out of a conference'between Repub
contestant for the Higlf School the state have ul-o been made, huf] 0j
ANI)
VEGETABLE - SEASON
fut ure- railroad rules are con- lican Leader Sen. Lodge,- of M assa
Championship, ntvl should ih i- team nmwxrf o f . money required to buy j nqnplated. Normal conditions are chusetts. nnd Sen Borah, republican
AT TH E
PEAK . OF S H I P
Shipped Much IIooze
have won both games th e chances ((h,. Kr,.nt plant i.m been a stumbling j pxj)eclp(| tomorrow.
MENTS
Idaho, a spokesman for the irrecon
Washington, Mar. 1
Aine/ira’s
for Sanford Would have ln-» n just as Wo.-k. It w-.iv proposed that, the
cilable*. Previously. Sen. .Borah nn^I
Jacksonville, Fin. Feb. 28.—FJori- last year of export trade in alcoVyilic
gn at.-B ut. Sanford intends to-play
the 9U0. hundred
it* ptirrh»Ht
Sen. Hitchcock,' of Nebraska, the
,ila citrus fryit shippers have nlrehdy beverages, before the advent of |>
Scotland's Loral Option Law
u third ynme with Stetson titul t'herewith
2
miles
o' water front
in"-, t 'TT?i'ore’*thfin' G.500,00 boxes of liitTfrdn ’ redlRed In an increase «»f
'Edinburgh. M a r . 2. Scotland's democratic lender, conferred and t h e —
lijNjirovc.herself to lie the fastest in awn lease them out to manufactur
result, lniil before Sen. Lodge, con
,fnm . tills season. The c u rlo t' move nearly f 10,000.000 in the value of
the entire sta te .
" 1 ing nnd other concerns.
. iiow loro) option Jaw will come into vinced him thnt no agreement was
ment of Florida grapefruit up to and spirjtsi wines nnd liquors shipped
effort on June 1, and the prohibiThe Vollowlng schedule' will sup
• irrluding February 22 won 6.245 cars out of the country, in 0909 compared
lionisti ure projecting a lively rrtin- possible eilhet with or without modi- .
port th j -claims of SaiJ< rd:
i • compared with 5,684 cars last y e a r with 1918. according to foreign trade
patgn throughout the • country to fication of article t«n‘s servation. If .
Sanfird-5-')— JUislmjriee 7*
to the corresponding dute. Likewise reports Issued by th e Ilepprtment of
persuade the people tu vote their modified, if was pointed out, the IrrcSanfoi'd 20—.Sechreeze 11
,
the movement of oranges was 12,183 Commerce.
(districts
"dry'* nt the next election roncitables might feel disposed to op
Sanforil 15 Kis-immee 14
•cars compared with 11,183 cars, a to
During 0909 a total <.( l.'v4G5,X51
The prohibitionists express the hope pose a ratification vote: if not modi
Sanford 0) -Rollins College 12
rsi excess over last year's moveent
gallons of spirits.‘ wines and’ liquors
that if Scotland can In made dry fied n combination of irreconcilahlea
Sntdord
8 Leesburg 8
of 1 Mil cars. The movement of
valued at tl8.Tut.4R4 were exported
u n d e r this law, England and Wales nnd adm ihM ration senrttors would
Sanford 24 Cuthedral 9
grapef'uit lust week was 379 curs; of against 20.042, 220^—galloi|s
lots n ratification.
*
at
may demand fimilar legislation.
Sanford 21,- Seabreeie 08
. oiangi.> 731. compared with 293 and 49,POO.G00 in 0908. Whiskey was th e
The
unyielding
stand
they
have
Railroading In G rrm any
.
Snnford 16 Stetson University 20
306 respectively -during* .l?»c rorres- heavist item of alcoholic exports f<w
Berlin, Mar. 2. As instancing the taken on nrticle 10 py the democrata •
§antord 24 -Or.lamlo 16
• ponding week, last year.
the year. 6 V , -936 gallons of bour
the Prussinn state ! I* «aid to have been bnckeii by th ejie laxity with which the
Sanford 30—Hollins CoTlege 23
Practically ev,ry citrus fruit ship- bon valued n*-s.$0,660,664 * and
railways are now administered the t^rmlnatlon of President Wilson n o t
Sanford 2G—Stetson U niversity 13
’
lung point in the s t i l e is now m ov 247,553 gallons of ryo nt ‘$079,769
Tngeblutt cite* th e rase of a Bremen to acrept the reservation..- - *
Sanford 74—Orlando 8
ing, citius fruit, with |k e exception of being exported.
(
ngliieer
who
took
an
idle
engine
IN
DAIRY
PRODUCTS
CANADA
Leesburg forfeited one game in
a fpw which haVc already completed
failing to appear for a re tu r n game AND SOUTH AMERICA WILL unil rode to a point nearby tu buy
their picking. The oauiily of fruit is
yeast for hH' wife und to cisit his
in Sanford.•
k . —MEAT US IN RACK
nlnio-t invariably good, alt hoy gh
aunt. Then he r ^ i r n e d tht; egine
he ivy rains last week made seme fruit
Washington, March 2. -C a n a d a U> the Bremen roundhouse.
r t c e s c - M e I. l i r a s
.
fruit sqft. There is no a tte m p t on the
and Argentina may soon prove «crMr*. KfTie McLuras nnd Mr:
.p u t nf shippers t o delay picking uny
^—
Celery Is Fine
Charles F. Reese were united in iou* compiuitors of the United Mates
longer The new bloom is appearing
A.
Chorpany
who owns the farm i
marriage last^night at 7:30 at the in the dairy industry. Government
and in may places now already on.
on
Beardall
avenue
formerly, owned ;
PreshyteriarT manic Dr. Brownie* ofllrialn believe. The industry in
and the old..fruit m u tt be removed
by
the
editor
of
the
Herald- sent US j
performing (he ccrmon^ . in Dir both roiintrica ia in its infancy Jie.t
. to' make room for th e new. Prices
MEXICAN CONSULS TO VISE
id
som
e
flr.e
swbry
the
othpr’ day
presence of A few friends nn'd the
during thr, past week have "been food,
PASSPORTS FOR AMERICAN
persent os just to show uj . whut w-e njiised by
immediate family. The b rid e has Canada is producing
and the movement therefore corrda.
.
TESTI^YIf4G
. '
been a resident of this city for many much nhocse and .12 percent aa much not icmainlrR a* farmer.. Ojhera in
pondingly heavy. - *
' '
the
celery
delta
have
*i»nt
some
fipe
butter as the United States," while
The cabbage movement is break- TAKEN UP FO R DISCUSSION years, n n d is well nnd favorably
Mexico Sity Mgr. 2 (By Associa
Ywnrn. in a large circle o f friends. Argentina is producing 08 perrent ■tuff into the Herald office but did
• ing all recotds,* 1,2(15 cars had bepn
ted
Press) Another request that tHe
not
w
ant
their
names
used.
T.he
IN' S U P R E M E COUNCIL. AT
The groom .has lived h e re for the a* much cheese and nc.ven percent
shipped to IwkC Saturday. The 'rfiovecelery
ia*
excellent
this
ypar
and
Mexican Consuls in.'.the United '
PARIS
• . .
past eight years being nn employee as much butter. Candu'* b utter ex
ment to the same da(e last year was
>
•
i of the A. C, L. for many year* but ports were 41 percent a* lurge os should bring good prices and while Stales vise passports of Americana
353 cars. The output- last week was
Parifi, Mar. T (By AssociaU-d
you are ccming to town drop’ off a
for the past eight m onths an em those of-th e Unite States while her
testifying before the Senate Com
247 cars. A year ago it was 89 cars
Press) Joint bayiwg and distribution ployee of Qie Southern U tilities Co. cheese .exports greatly eoroeded ex few bunchei for the Herald force. We mittee investigating Mexican condl-. The quality of cabbage this season is
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They will reside at t h e borne of ports .from the United Ftates. Ar like it.
tlona have been presented by th e .
also, breaking nil recojrtfio Shippers according to t»ecca*iates and super
g
en
tin
a's
butter
exports
were
double
American Embassy here. Data re
and receivers alike, are repotting good vision of selling prices are provided Mm. p£eac at .309 W est Second
yes street nnd the best wishes of their those of the United States anil her M e m b e rs Executive- Council Of - lative to recent ’putrages and alleged
' quality. Sales are g6od except e t in tentative plan reach**!
cheese export! were equalled 32 per
A. F. I.. Arrive At Miami
murders of Mexicans in southern
points where bad weather has inter- terday in a nesaion of the Supreme many friends Is extended t o them.
rent of those of the United Statei.
M
iam
i, Mar. 1.—Samuel Gompcra, U. S. are being gathered by th e
Council
says
t
h
e
PeUt
I’arisienne
% fered with distribution. Particularly
It i« generally believed, govern president of the American Federa Mexican Embatay a t Washington
IS 000 Cara of Toma toe*
. heavy receipts are ahoVn on all Thfe pl«n will be submitted to
ment
official* «ay, t h a t Argentina tion of Labor, Frank Morrison, se for protests.
Premier
Millermnd
before
becoming
.
Soi/thcrn markets which has to some
Miami, Fla. Mar.!.—The East
and
C
a
n
a
d
a
are
capable
of
extensive
cretary
and
other
members
of
the
effective.
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' degree caused a depression of prices
coast, tom ato acreage is t h e largest
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development of their industries and executive council jpf >he American
on record. Around 15.0Q0 acres has
Federni off ctrr in. V ii.n i ar.d F a in t
One hundred and sixty cars of cel
it ia probable,’ therefore, th a t the Federation o f ''L a b o r , arrived in
ery were shipped from the state last Florence iReed In " W I tm* of M e n " been planted Ip tomatoes, 60 can United S ta tfs may experience In the Miami today to .c o n tin u e the con Palm B each t o r n , to k’tcp l u i y nab- '
At The P rin te s e To-day
already being shipped. T h e acreage
b i n g 'b o o z c boats. Sixty c a m of H'
. week^ compared with 85 cars duiing
future particularly energstic competi ferences begtin in Jacksonville* last
ia
both
larger
and
earlier
t
h
a
n
usual
q
u
o
r
and
a
Jug
of
choice
"old
i
t
c
c
k
"
’
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H
e
r
husband
had
gone
to
catch
the corresponding week last year.
tion. Argentina, 2 f / daya distant week. T he visiting labor leaders were
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The toatl to S a turday, 388 cars in th e midnight trtaln. She ruahed to as the weather has been v e ry mild from New Y ork.^ hey s a y , ' may not welcomed by a delegation from thfi' was taken a few days ago and tw o .
J
^expess of last year's movement, was t h e telephone end'c*H*d-up another all Fall. Most of the early acreage Is be th o u g h t of-seriourly at this time M iam i Central Labor Union and w h ite men and a negro placgd lnK"
the city jail in W est Palm B ench.' *
m an, making an appointment for south of Miami qt Perrlne. Home-' •a a d.irect competitor in the domes
*827 dars.
all enjoyed an automobile ride to
stead, Goulds, Florida C ity; and NarT
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The large acreage of early tom a him to cell upon her. The lighta
tic
m
arket,
but
indirectly
Argentina
pojnta of interest this afternoon.
anja. There la also a m uch larger
were
low.
A
rpen
etered.
ahe
ran
to
toes which had It not been knocked
buttey m ay supplant Canadian but Tho seasiona of. th e council will be
• to pieces by the freeze of Ja n u ta y 3 hind threw her erma about him acreage of cabbage on the Eapt coast ter in th e Engish m arket, in which restnrted tomorrow.
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.to 6, and later InjurecJJiy. j-aJns, so kissed him passionately. Then she than ever before. Good, acreage on case Cnndian butter would find a
cabbage a t Florida City, Delray, Ft.far hnd only reached a total of 64 suddenly discovered it ws* h°t the
United States.
Leaders In the Young Women's
a
l l a
q
- e,
m
an
she
t
h
o
u
g
h
t
,
b
u
t
her
hUsbsnd.
• car*. Tht^ movement last week* was ----- --------- - - ,
. Luudordalo, Boynton. Danfa. H
r
p
q
f
it
ib
h
w
g
C
anada
Is
in
a
b
e
lie
f
Christian
Association campaign who
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91 cars, which would not have been ! W hat would a woman do under such dele; also cabbage at Hom estead and
k e t s \ i t h ‘ her are striving strenuously to raise $30,
day in the world’s markets
Fuf. Florida generally fair .tonight
Goulds,
bealdea
West
P
a
lm
.
Beach
* half da y ’4 movement had copdi jcircumstances? W hat wou you o7
butter and cheue than is. the United 000, went to St. Auguitine Wednes a n d ; Wednesday with, slowly rising
Moore
Haven
will
hive
b
o
th
,
a
good
tions been favorableACompared with I You *ean find out
»bout 11 W
States, officials declare. \ Moreover, day for a day’s outing. Failure to t emp<!rat utc:. - Light - froit probably ■
iMt year's output* toother correspond- seeing Florence Ryed in the grea cabbage crop and Irish p o t a t o crop.
Canda’a policy with h e r ’ returned raise thi* amount will mean curtail tonight Interior of north and c e n tr a l) ; ' *
First
cart
of
cabbage
will
move
lag date, of coune the movement this aeven part photodram a
w iv m o i
soldiers and Immigrant# tpxiard land m e n t of actlvltlas gf the association portion. G entle^ to ‘moderate n o r th
this year la over* 400 cam h e a v i e r .‘M en" at the Prince*** W V w lth shortly from the E u t ‘c o a s t points.
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'development'
Is bringing
results this year.
• a r t windr.
Express.sbipmenls now moving.
B u t,list year's-cro^w ka not planted another *'«•*••«•*
More-Authority Given To
Commerce Com.
RATES W ill STAND
to begin movement before February
25. T he quality of the tomatoes now
moving is variable. There is no other
truck or fiuit crop moving from th e
sta te t h a t ’showy as .much variation
in. quality. T h e -g re a t bulk of atufT
moving is small in size. Nevertheless
prices have remained Yery good And
sales show that demand is MronK*
There is some good fruit moving,
and fancy prices have been reported
for this grade. .
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T here were 67 cars of mixed vege
tables shipped last week. The move
ment to last S a tu rd a y wns 755 cars
compared, with -157 cars last year.
T he lettuce shipping .season is
drawing to a close, only 66 cars-Aaving been loadedrijst week. This aurflm ary covers the solid cariot move
m ents 'The express movement has
been ,very heavy during the entire
season, both In fruits and vegetables.
T he. movement by local ..freight is
nlmost a ‘uegligitUe quantity..—-N. V.
Packer.
posed To Yield
LEFT TJP TO VOTERS
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FRENCH
RAILROAD^
STRIKE
CHINESE
PREMIER
RESIGNS
VEGETABLE AND
. F R U IT J M N T S
NEIGHBORS
OUTCLASS
AMERICA
BUYING
AND SELLING
ARE POINTS
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H
S A N P O K D D A IL Y H E
Jer-
Was nobody who cofild ’’fire him."
tha matter that the city hAi a right,
liiinnill
That. was.Jh e .attitude of.some of
to grant a permit to a home conlphny
the employes.
rfjjf
to erect, cohstruct, and equip a plant
r * - - * tttrf a /1 « * M UMfl ItaadM il
When the owners.take hack tflFir
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Tfc*353Sw“ ,r** fW
*'*■*•. «•»- of a similar character—only one that*
property, 'everything/wi11 J)w«»hawged
tm*. fl«M*. ______ .___________ r. - would he a real’company and" rendei
except the higher Mates. Employes
real aervico—and the proper stops ire
PUBLISHERS
will be polite; paywngers on trains
now to be taken hy those who haVe
; i 'V
THE
HEKALDPRINTING
COM
PANY
.will
get enough to 'e a t and the. v ic
the good of the city at heart to get
’ ' i .
INC.
tuals will he fit to i-at.rThcre will
in
n
concern
that
will
be
right.
Th{*
R. J, rfOLLY, Editor
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he^om pptition, and efforts will he
Vlegnl*' decision thnt another fran
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M.'
HAYNES^41*alne««
Manager
maiee.to please p a tro n s.. With the
s-v - - •
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chise can he granted was* a foregone
excepfipn
of a group of employes of
« , t U a | a>IM. M a l t It— » ■« Ap^lkatl.B
conclusion. These " j j e m l u " granted
railways
wha
wUh to run the roads
ifll utilities are no "franchises" in
IWRCBIPHONIPIUCE IN ADVANCE
themselves,
▼yeryone
will ,be xatisr
r o « on * tea*—
. —i . ' . . .«'-a.'..as.i>o the teal meaning of the worjl}.they
.*j.ee are merely permits—and carry with
fied w ith-private ownership.'■Travel?
TOB SIX MONTllS**
DEUVKBED IN CITY U» CABR1EB
era will begin to make plarv* for
qMK WKtK—------- ----------------r t--T*r*l1 them no exclusiveness of any Bort.
trips and all wiIMm well. .
There is probably, no exclusive fran
CaUrrJ u f m N ciMi Mailt* Otl*b«» 27, chise gjvc’n any proposition in Flori
ltll,Hlkt|NlWlN alHubni, fWII* M l "
Edward ftrigham Slelnwajr Hall
da. There are "perm its"— hut in no
art «T Mart* U »•7
,
New> York, Conies To Sanford.
case ran. there he an "exclusiveness"
MEMIIKBjor THE ASSOCIATED TUEHS
which would make too stro n g ’'class
M r. Edward . Jkigham .
Basso
legislation. And'after wfiat the San
profundo and Dram ktic reader of
We wlxh to .comment the City ford Herald has suffered, I think tho
New .York C ity has been engaged
throw
Commi»»ionera for tho glaring of the people of ftanford. should
hy the Pipe Orgnn f-Iuh. for the
n e w street xignx a t the intersection enough maxuma in to the pot to
evening of March 111 h.
of nil the streets. These new sign* build a nice, up-to-the-minute plant
Th e following prr^s comments
w ere badly rwedefl by the strangers for their city. I cer-tain-ly do .—Thorn 235348532353305348534853234848532353485353534853234800534823235353
w ill give you an Idea- of the treat
to th e city. Sanford is an easy city in Palm Beach Post, .
aw litin'^y^anford Music tovefs.
In which to loca’te the homes of the
------ 0 -----' “fidw anl Brigham, who is a highly
p e o p le if the stre e ts are plat-aided. FARM ERS WILL TA KE A PART
gifted ami accomplished musician
. . a . T h o old signs h a d fallen down or^
and reader, gave the best program
*’ . w e r e removed in mnny places and • The labor unions any they will
tbaf lias "been’ offered qpr people
t h e bright now sig n s are no^ only a organize this year and will not sup
in amnfc.-srasons.— Ln Grange, G a„
g r e a t convenience but they are ap port any man for office w ho'js in
•Reporter.
.
mica! to labor:* That has nothing on,
ornam ent to the city.
.
Aa
a
dramatic
reader
Mr. Brigham(
the fanners for they are waking up
. ------o -----1
har;
n
i^
nn
equal
on
the
American
at - loJ\t to their own importance. The
d o in g
g o o d
I l k Cplatforln.
Terre
Haute.
Ind.
Po^t.
fnrmprs of this country, the farmers
T I O N E E I t l Nu
Edward
Brigham
gave
one
of
the
Forest Lake, of Sanford, together of’ this state apd oven the farmers
mqat
retnarknble
enter
l
tin
merits
w ith his associates, has taken over of this county of .Seminole want to
over given in this city. Mr. Brigham
' *. t h e immento holdings of the. Union. know -something about the candida
possesses a basso-profundn veir*te*
this-year
not
only
the
local
can
Cypress- Com pany, whose mill was
trr h ns has never befo-o !,rpn he I
'/
, destroyed hy fire and which showed didates, hut those who arc xeokittg
in
this part of the F l'jle .-.C am 'y
, .
no indications of being re-built, ami state and national offices,. They
-K* If. Daily:
’plana to* Immediately put the plant ■%nnt
BAxured th.i^ these men
I n t o working shape Ah Fq.-.-i Luke i know something of tho needs of
Tit- l.irpn r .and lliqt they will get. a
’ in a candidate for enngre -man
square
di-al when the question of the i
TRC*,
• c a n nee where
JP^ ' 4•*» ♦
s h e ’s going to rim-li .1 fanner’s intgresU come up. And j
m ultitude id votes while tie rim
in g is exie.i’iii arid Lf-iiU-.s mai l when you on mo m think about it J
a ’good thing for Uto-e with w^mm the farmer is the real than behind,
the sounfry. today. He is hway
ho Is axioiiated. Palm Beach
above everything when fL-corrfes to
——O
impurtame and the farmer is aiming
. SA N FO R D T N S O R E STRAIGHTS
to realize his importance. He- i
T h e people of Sanford have s’ur-dy w .d.ing up to l ill- fai t (f at too long
been -up again.-,!, it-fun ieveral week* Ha. he fain dornpirit and altrtwt*d t lie
Lot-l "Punrh of keys.. Finder *
fig
SANFORD DAILY
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the electric
ONLY
pt anut poittieiaiis fo •rtin over Itini
p la n t rlyled hy the IL-ribt a« .1
The farmer Is tajiiriy u part in
"junk-pilr de luxe-" I :> he-, ,,ui
politiiH and the farmer wtfl speak
’ of curnmiiudon. T h e n s-m >n of .-orami tin- farmer wifi lie h e a rd .. And
vivo ha a prtHed
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to ask the growers of
jft ■ H r:
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getting on! a daily paper it nd it
’ looks to me as if there could lie «!>tainfui ful^ reparation in a firiumlul
w ay for tire loss th a t liar- been su«._. . i . , 1
t
.
tained.
It h:a juat trecn
as.i rUim d
b y those of the more interested in
t itt>( S tiofttrii
-t*t litio
tt,
SUGGESTIONS
FOR S )P R I N (i1
B EA N S
LIMA BEANS
* B E ETS
EGG P L A N T
SQUASH
TOMATOES
C U C U M B ER S
SW E E T CORN
PEPPERS
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KM*?F
i*
Wc Have The SEED—FRESH
Mf-* *
C H A SE & C O .
SANFO'lU), FLA.
BBffis ■.- m
jti
Ml*
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Bihi=k
I h f *1 1
EVERYTHING
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YOU W A N T KOI!
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G OO D
M E A#L
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AT T H E
C ity M a rk et
Famous Dixie Cakes
Fresh Date*
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F ig s a n d N u ts
Phone 106
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FOR QUICK SERVICE
P hone 2031
Rent — Furnished
housekeeping.
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8
Shop.
lOV-Utc.
L ost—Scnie - wheie Itetween SI
Johns river bridge at Monroe ami
Orange City, dark blue leather bag
conttdning money and keys and card
with narhe Mrs. Win. Pauli Howpll.
Liberal reward if returned to recod
Office. St. Augustine.
107-!Up
s
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For Sale —House and
Magimli- avcniHGood
I* O Box :i‘J9
day* and traw l from .place t./ place
will rejoice to know 'that thtfow nira
of-the lima will .-receive bark their
:
proprty thi* morning. If anything
were needed to kill the government
ownership idea the oi*ef»tiun«®f the
railways by Uncle Sa'm would do it.,
No one waa aatUfimi while offifcni of
th e country ran the roads. T he pa*sPngor and freight service was usually
had; the food served on'dining cars
was tint what perKons wished; the
employes of the roads were impudent
net n|I of them! hut many. And
tho reason It obvious: 'Tho man who
said to a woman) " D o n 't bother me
wit your, fool q'liestle/i. If you g o t1
any kick to make tell It,tci M eAdoo"]
wci in evidonee This w a s 'right tiftir
t he govi-rnmenl had taken over cop- [
trnl of the roads^and’ Mr. AtcAiloo'
■vriiH in charge. The/impudent railway j
man wn* wofklng for’(he government j
there was r.o Imrrcdiatc one over him
who could summarily discharge him.
He was working for Uncle Sam. No
ono must look for courtesy, (or there
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Lot on
bargain
107-fit p
For Sale . Nice 11 -room house.
Park live. Addfraa-' Box .'129. City.
105-fitp
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For Sale—Oi\e . 1H Horae .Power-,
Kerosene. Oil Engine.' CRase & Co,k
Sanford.
Fla.
lo.v-tf.
For Rent Two nicely furnished
housekeeping r tpnir ft07 Magnuita
a vert tin,
• 1(Ni-.1l c.
£89
K
Motor I
Co.
i-'or Sale Fre-ih Milk Cow, Sent
y Taylor. 107 Magnolia avenue.
DO YOUR SHARE FOR CONSERVATION
For Sale H oulc* «*f lour to live
rooms. Easy terms. .1, Mtisson*
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IPU-dtp
W anted—To buy good1 horse, ■
harness and wagon. Must he bargain
for- caslj{ Address Box 205. Sanford.'
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Ford For £ale -1918 Ford Touring
ca^.for sale at a bargain. Call at the*
B. &. O. Motor Co.* and look this
Ford over.
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The savings of a single family are neRlible, but
the easily avoided wastes of twenty million house
holds will.nnnually purchase squadrons of battle '
.sliips, acres of hospitals, feed tliousande of (roops
and help the orphans of Europe. THINK OF
IT and SAVE your food, your .useless luxuries
and your MONEY.
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Apperson 8 .For Sale--We have
on
hand one Apperson 8 se\en jiasii— /"*
H n l r a n d 9 A Cl3
z=r - V ^ t * v d l v (Hill u ( l u l , j —; enger touring car'. We can sell this
O.'Motor Co.
SB
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S car at a sacrifice. B.
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9
Also
a
few
othi^r
second
hand cars
P IIO N E 3
at
reasonable
prieea.
104-tfo.
3
Per non a who arc- patron* of rail- &
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Cotton Seed Meal
N ITR ATE
SODA
Potash Nitrate
ASHES
riHims for
French
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Vor Safe ’ Five gallon gasoline
how water heater,
m*W- Cheap.
I*. O. Box 117 .
107-.'ltp.
=
ISAN FO R D |
Ttl - ; = 5
of Rowland Dairy Milk, and you
will’undent tand why it is prefer*
rwl by mothcrs’Who demand the
*purest and best for their children.
The high-cost-of-food need never
alfect the children so long as
Roselnnd Milk provides the nmirishment it does rui Ihe smnll
amount it costs. .We .make’ two
deliveries daily.
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. It is worth (juite a
§ bit to be able to-get
S -p a rts when you need
S them, and not have to
n wait and pay addi3 tional expense for. spe3 cial factory shipmehts.
R A IL R O A D TO O W N E R S
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DAY
j Sight
Dodge Cars 1
^ :
Sanford, Florida
Note The Richness
.F o r Sale; Pu*U Curil Ctdlecion^
•world wide, afro refrigerator ami
nd Is and end- In furniiurV*'
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Kim \ve.
lOH-tf.
P A R T S
. ---- - O ——
-i~7C
Jy
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s u will’ i oiTildiir furniTT'e T Afri *R.
For
for
1.
WaiiWd*\fl or t mifiin fo* ' (sum-
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Crystal Springs, Fla , hoard of
trade is beginning a campaign
against the free range- law under
which the rattle td the state have
the privilege to grate an wilj -and
sleep on highways to their own «ati*
faction. The rc*n!utiutl which the
Triple Cities Cham her of Commerce
is asked to pass states^ that free
ranges cause much lawlessness, inrijc tpiam-is, thefts and murders^
The value of 'range cattle -#in
thp
•stale i- rpoiletl at $10 30 fl.1 .Hl tluring tit pa-t \eitr whits- the lot a I
farm ra- et| live-.lock is t|ltnlt*d j,t
i 1K fiti.tt Iti 1 The resolution demands
a "rm fence hi-w" declaring that free
range has tlixemirageil .tlic farmer,
the grower, the trucker and the mm
who would rat e th*- best stork. Re
lative t>* t hr- -measure, a member of
tit.' I"< il chatilb- f **f colUtner,,» .pnke
nf t|.i 1-t,- rlogi as a rm rtate ,,n
*t t-,»
iil-iitvavs alter, tattle
I .i *
- r ivlit ■f
a
\ nu in her of
■lie itItl ■to1tie It - wen t iT“d as ). ti i ing
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'I hi , til!, on . jt^ riigl t
"Lett , utt e have ht-eo ' It I ’line in
I t -.. i,.I• ij- I In -i|n tk iif |* ,- fright
w i leti
iiainntily rt*auiP->l irp tin,
fia-t #of tK/i-e in the marhine The
nm’tcri ts have been fn-e to declare
that if lire pitrrHf ttop iit {he mo t
prbtitalde In Florida, the "no fence"
law niii -1 come ami the i b-a of- frjre
range must go. }V. I! Br.»|,liy. *eiqetaty,' Is issuing the Crystal . s s
Springs rt’solulinn.
fc; -0
keeping Unfii'fiishcti preferably but
.Complete Line of
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A Cordial Welcome Awaitsw»vYou
1#
Ti-rhcurf.
[B O A R D O F T R A D E P R O T E S T S
■t S T A T E ’S " F R E E R A N G E " LA W
"W alk in g " is then eaay and you’ll Boon find yo u r
self Id the "running".
i-ns.qj,
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hi- w a l e l t f u l
O
I t m ay aeem like " toddling" to open an account
w i t h . a deposit of one dollar—b u t i t ’s a start.
Furthermore, it’s an im portant step. .
i return to Herald (Klim
i and alive amt on the job when
; comes to voting for they ha vs- t-cr1
1 ^
(
1tainly bes-n imposed upon in the
rPa!*t and they nfmuis! know w lio is
, ,
. ....
their friend anti who is not.
T he humble beginning of Savings Account has
started more enterprises, more business, more for
tunes th an Anything else in this world!
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atid garage. Sanford Heights. Apply
Now 402, Si|g|ord Avo.
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Sitnfortl $4437.f>0 Fnmjjj
on brick hiRhway jusyfiwt of |he
lirtcsian Spring hnlfrnilp wt*st» of
MortroeYoad.
ncreaof ideal
home site and irriKnble farm land.
Worth $200 per ncre ofT»*red fo»*
I$75 per ucre xash Direct from
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Miss Dordifey Humph I* home from
Sommarf of the
from TaliahudeC for an extended
. Meiflonof
visit with th* family.
Floating Small
Matters In.Brlef
Talks S a e d n jtlj
Mis? Helen 'Brigham, principal
Personal Itqraa
Arranged for
of
the West Side P rim ary school has
of Intaraat
Herald Jtcadeffr" "Kliimed from Wlndmere where she
ban been spending th e enforced va
Among^thc vEifors. to>+h? city aie ii-Bouaimn nero several years Sgo. cation With her mothe^. '
Hr. And Mrs. L, Emendola and son
Ge'orgo Earl, is the .name of the1
The m any friends nf Zcb Ratlilf
ij Nett York. M r ' Emendoln is the
are glad to see him back to- his ac- little son horn to Mr. and Mrs.
fa/kir member of -the w e ll-k n o w n customed duties as superintendent G v y n n 'F d x , UPliruary 22nd..
gjp; cf L. Einondoln & 'Co,, an d he
Mrs. K. A, Nowmnn and Olive
of the 'H e ra ld Printing •Co., after a
,coiA«< to Sanfoitl every ye a r to buy severe .Illness.. • .
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accompanied by Mary ,Elizabeth andSssard vegetables. l i e ‘ reports t h e l
A. \ . French li visiting home folks Camilla Puleston returned from'
snow storm in New’ York its
for,
a few days, lie is now ,in the Miami last night. Dr; Puleatan and
boleAthe* heaviest, of tho kind in
Mrs. * Puleston are expected next
government sec
veers and traffic was blocked
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and will reside at the, Valdez
headquarters at
.for nany days. They are cqmfortwhere D'r. Puleston will have his
,bly located a t the Valdes and will
d offices. •
be hr* several weeks.
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Lct»>* .B (Hies of Orlando is* a
Woman’* Cfub RiudncKs Meeting
buslntft visitor in Sutiford today.
The regular business meeting of
F.
lecrical "Vixtures, House Wirethe W oman’s Club will be held to
log. >t fact lull kinds of electrical
morrow ( Wednesday) a t 3:30 P. M.
work, -hone 442. W. II. Treadwell,
A full attendance of members is
E lectron. 'V __
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urged as this will be th e an mini
election of officers am t chairmen of
G. A s ta p le tom, representing th e
the club.
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Peacock Nothing. Co., of ColumbuH,
G,v, is o^bc ftotre-of Perkins & Brifjtoday art tomorrow with a line of
Benefit Show nt P rio re ss Thrntre'
samples lc men's clothing.
Fernntd-I.aughton M emorial
.Floor cterings. Gold Seal G ua rc n . .
Ho-p’tal
teed Con|ieum Art Squares. Hall
T hru the' courtesy of manager
runnera fld y a rd goods. * Uost6n |
Kitner, a-ficnefit show will be given
at the
Princess T heatre, . Friday
night, fifty per e<?.nt of th e receipts
going into the treasury of th« Kef*
llenturanl For Sale
h aid-Laughton Memorial HiHpitnl
• On ac co u n t ,of. (lines*
Under t h e ' dhcetion of Mrs. A E.
meceuitating
removal to Georgia Hill, h committee of ladles wilF+ell
the Pur’ * i ’non Cnfc nrwl all'Tiir? tickets for Friday night.so u rccrjrd
liiture.
y^jje.mnt is offered for breakjgf! audience
expeted to
sal it, G o o .fn TiiC'- ill^iajLd-JtKmtion^orrrtlliW the . D’niiuMp’ITTs building.
Tor particulars sro*' Miss Can-id The hospital
already proven n
Gray. Park Avenue Cafe.
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valuable a-->el in^ the town end
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nothin': further need to be s.iid' in
support of the pre i nt «•fTt»rt f«f ee- V
dure lurtd-i liny ;>mir t tickets from
the lady \Vh.ft-ftfiN,S (qi otily ten per
cent of - t he door rccelptu to to .the
hospital fund.
yul« Happenings
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has furnished1two members ,o^the “ Lucky* 13/* Mayor Stevens and Mr. Henry,
both Directors in the Sanford end of the Florida State League, and if you hav<
your doubts about who ifc going to win the pennant this year, ju s t ask Mr. Henry.
have your doubts about who should fit you out in that spring out-fit, ju st ask
any tyie that trades with us. Nothing but the beat will' be found a'b Displace
and that is because \ve have found that the best is the cheapest in the' long run.
And the new lot of spring goods arriving At our place daily is of the kind th a t willmake you want td become full fledged customers of
The, Store That Is Different
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Mrs. R. A. Terhcun, Editor
Plume 395
LtST H I FORGET
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Per*.unnl
Mrs, J. K. Iltilii-r is Iktc frpen
Waycniss for a visit wHit ]u-r mother
Mrs. Woodcock.
M ilv is k rble C o .
F. L. Mill: IL-Owoer___ _
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Monumenl Copings
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T h e Prioie-s a PJ give _several nf th*
the*i*. henerit- during t ' p o.-st /,»»•
month- all.I fhe ladles u ill -,-|| ....
tickets Hii.l i: i. t-xtie.-ted itiat a
lar^o irow ti will be the result.
Y ou
{.ridiminary
rmfeling
arrnnt'einr-rtls
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SEND US TlfAT ORDE
wlirs tut) NKKI» ANTTHINQ IN .
AnnonI Meeting Kn Womnn'n ( lull
The annnnl meeting of tho Wdrhan
Club v.-ill be hpfd Wednesday ct
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x At the PRI N C E S S W e d n e s d a y Afterrfoori Only
Rev. G, H. Waldrott was aAtencra! Friday for t 1 i * beret’t being I’r lm?
visitor in tow n on Monday." He is! Clayton in the "Y ount' .Mrs. Wintrop" ;f-i t 1’i.tli Roland in th e I ir t
driving a new Ford,
E|d ode of the "Kpt-ndps of Riitfi.”. tin-
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Yankee Doodle in Berlin__ __
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In S p ite o f jv cry thing You May H appen to D o
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"Miss K athleen Brady sppnt the)
week-end at borne. Six- is a student ! A f|Mi pro;;r,t,!i Wtii btLjiii c:» at tipi
nt Rollins’ College. , *
v matinee nod night perform a a e*
It TIa Happened to Others
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X Displayed bn THE B A T H IN G B E A U T IE S with
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Powdered Jo| (nixed with tv Ino
ronsldcred n toothache remedy pj
Qreek*
Fire Insunnce
J FRANK H I N D
Ofilce Furniture and S u p p lies
- Commercial and Fancy Stationery
Printing, Lithographing, Engraving
B ooks~A H Kindti
Artists’ M aterial
Athletic G oods
Kodaks
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Thai New Factory- Finish
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(Ipcnri)e'cemher 7th for 4hc Scaaon.
-MRS. ( ’HAS. I). HRUM L E Y , Mgr.
have it talked a '<mt us a new model
rpirk ami ■pan? ( I cptirsp! dur
auto p .iin m .’ in ' nishnig Ju-.pg
jt-e e v p i ’ t k i n ’, will give your inr
tlfit fa .-I ur y ( niah so raii-li d* died,
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JACKSONVILLE
WE V ILL TAKE PI KaSUHE IN ANSWERING YOUR INQUIRIES
Wouldn’t you like to h a v e it on
your old car? Wouldn't you Rl.e tc
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NO TED DBA
TOH
S c im t.y o u m a y ii be t h e
loser, fin a n c lly
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REHKIt BROS., Sanford I It itch's
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l U l f f A L ESTATE.
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RYl A SURE CROP
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Colpe Bean Company will contract
X 100 Ves onHat-Saaord and will pay four dollars x
X ($4.1 per b l of 64lpounds delivered a t shipping x
-re cash. • The boana Iiegin to mature in
three itha after Imting t i l should yield not less than 100 bushels
per acLllowing ctry wit hi it additional fertiliser. Tho 1x^*1 nltroRon.Raling.crop At can li planted Only aueh farmers a sn ro in
P°sitM*l plant nn-fliarv»st|ho crop proiwrly need appl>’. Call on
To II; In Hj .
. Hun. .1 l-’t . n ’i Ilitui.* ck Indi.ino:
poiin (f . riner Guvcirtnf1 of Ihfe Stale
tif . lm i e ’t \ I n ' a k to it mu >
meofin.P, nf ti.cn Drill wfui ctt at Tl e
llapii-l 'ii .np’e.on Lriduy M arch f.’lh
under th e Atthpieea of t h e I lying
Squandton- Found at Ion. Govnrnor
•Hardy is Per, ilJent of .t he Fdunda
lion and"' E ditor (if -thu Natinnul
A listvyi r of 1 ility, a n d nn ady{v
ra le *.f n-m art ublu-forc*- a n d |H»wcr,
Mma(tr *M
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Le La • ; iion up 1 i pc(*?y ton Io de
vote I i:* time and Uh-nt t to the
Tiiti e i-f probfidtton »nd s tvjd betrtvmenL
M r. Iliiuty
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Oh thpkecchoi Branch of the Florida East Coast
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Railroad
Sped Attenti Given to Automobile Parties
Manager,
CHULUOTA, FLORIDA
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S’quanilrnn JYiundatlon a«nl tise .
Ur.iU-d Committee j.n Wur Ternpurntiti; AcItvRh ■ in rTe A rm u stnd
Navy. Hn-addre it d many tliouvan.‘ii
o f , ll e men rcturfic l irboaYd uilp
«ith :U6<K of tiwjin.’ 7i tra in e d and
thoUp.hllul Ob i r i |T er,pffaira and of
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You w ill t h e n : know w h y and
; KINGAN .
Breakfast Bacon
In 1 -lb. Packages
where y o u spend y o y m o n e y .
You can a lso take advantage o f
an opportunity to buy a t th e right
time, w ith o u t the risk o f carrying
money in y o u r pocket
WE PAY
SAVIfli
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IN THE I1EABT OF TlII-i WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MARCH 1. 1920
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NUMDER 107
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FRENCH
¥ AT ALARMING RATE
IN FARMING INDUSTRY
STRIKE
fOMISE
■ p o s t ser v ic e
BRINGS POSSIBILITIES
FARMER TO CITY MAN
M.
HAUL TCT UR FAILURE. AND PREM1EI NITTI SAID TO HE
RATHSKELLER AT HOME
w a L ii
MEN
ARE
TO LISTEN
TO
REFUSING
TO
QUIT
NEW
PROPOSAL
Cecil- B. DeMille Shows Ono In
* Why Chango Your Wife..”
Home,’
Parisj • Mar. I (B y ’ Associated,
;ar,, 1 (By Associated
Tho latest Cecil B. DeMillc pro
press) So far t W ‘general aTrike of Press) Trj i<r Nitti is dispoicd .'to
duction,
".Why Change Your Wife?”
hi promise on th e Adriathe railroads is said to be n fuiluic accept’ a
coming
to
thd- Princess Wednesday
tic que
undtr which Italy will
the Union men in large number^ re not olaii
is
thoroughly
up-to-date. Even pro
territorial continuity b‘efusing, to quit and the outlook is tween Tsti und Flump on condition hibition nas notbeen forgotten bydistinctly more hopeful. The frioght Flume In L placed under
Italian tho famous producer in filming this
OTHERWISE DEVELOPS
FARMER
CAN
SEND
and
service ' everywhere, has been a- Bovereignl . According' to the n'ois- striking story of married li(o. The AND
PRODUCE
tyIRECT
TO
husband,
p'aycdi
by
Thomas
Mejghan
bandoned ex iep t. In the dovastod age tho onguc of .Nations will be
Hfe (l.TATE AS ,T SII?VU)
CONSUMER
not
only
has
a
full
supply
of
private
regions of northern France.
placed in charge of the p o rt.
iB JUNE
stock In Ida-collar; he has even aonNew Haven,' C<inn,_*
28, (By
rje iakU flourishing at almost an
structeii a - rathskeller down there
Associated
Press)
!An
experiment
in
This is one of the points about which
iji •mint rate. Every ‘ dqy we read
use of thv h^mpei for carrying pro
ho clashes with Gloria Swanson, in
|i r» tracts -of land being pur*
ducts of tljn fafnt' from the farmeT
the role of thi' wif6. While sho does
P '11vp *stock-iflenr. old-tl me
to the city householder, Is being
not.object-to-wih».‘in -th a house, jdia.
Lit, capitalists and bijf farm No Poll Tax—Can't Serve ns Mayor
muintuinH that a privato rathskeljer lrTc<r’?nft~ffirCan*ecircuT. "T te T5e=’
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purtm ent of Agriculture has approved
tfnfl ill announce th a t thej; are
is carrying, matters, if1 bit too far.
An election set for Flaglei county
cd tho |dea whicb is patterned on •
to
/fence
these
Unde.
at
ortce
Their clashes, grow mote and more
t« 'f
YUat uf tp^ piycel*^ost rural service.
AicjeTop them into great pastures was cillcd off a year or more ngo be
frequent
Until finally the husband LmV*'’ ‘.J**1
cause there were found to be but four
rail why express Is’ the
seeks surcease in tho charms of d
•atiches.•
v>*-C- :^ r :» <
ci'
registered
voters
In
the-county.
Now,iLedium
trajja^o^tatiQiii'
not the
tie face «f this thcTc' are still
siren,'and troubles start.
In
tho
same
county,
they
elected
n
mail*.
- K the old range cattle men
Cecil B. DeMille has produced
mayor of the town of Hastings, and t.
A f farm lr bisyi tnko orders by
ja| State w h o predit In saying
this
picture with Ml the lavish non of
he
can't
take
hia
seat
because
he
has
telephone
>r mail; fill up a hamper
T han
FIFTEEN
l’KR detail and rare beauty th a t characte
iftiVy umlouhtedly do not beTRUCK f GROWERS
ASSOtTA- l e s s
no
poll
tax
receipt!
WIJl
.5hosc
ponnd
delivc
|LAp the street railway
THE - RETURN'S rized “ Male nnd Femitlo” 'William
CENT
or
V, in th.-ir h.-art-i, that the State
TlON^i MXKKS CHANGES IN
fa
tQ
p
la
tjte
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n
.n
e
v
g
w
up
7—J'nm pa
cAmpany-:-hiehj.maintains
at> auxiARE
f
il
e
d
TO
DATE—
—
jr fver amount to -anythinirftx; sin
DeMille Tuhnuihefi the sloryT .which
'SEVERAL OFFICIALS ^------Tribune.
llary\ex'pr<
\f
service
along
jts lines
•p^i for scroh free range cattle-and
. -xt>.. .
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Jacksonville, March 1 .—Sppcial — was adapted to the Hereen by Olga with automobile 'delivery in the
The
Sanford
Truck
GorwerW,
Inc.,
(o’mt (f, thorn are going no far as to
Frintzlau and Sudu Cuwgn.
cities. Eggsl poultrjr, potatoes, apples
have Been, making .several changes "With, life thun fifteen percent of
Wru :t, to the exteut of their ubilify
One more reel also given.
the
‘
85,000
income-tax
returns
filed
and otjier unrm products! ordered
in the past few weeks.
J. D. Jacobs
ihei(ȣorti of the developers to imto
date,
and
only
l-l
more
days
in
oyer
the win, mny.be delivered .in a
a? general mnnager resigning about,
L>rotri* these lands and fence them up.
which
to
receive
same,
I
wanl
to
few
hours
v ith usv much care ns a
two weeks' ngo nnd his place buing
On* of the commissioners of Putnam
urge
upon
those
who
have
not
filed
marketmpn
in town gives t o ’hia
filled by W. B. Aheran. D. C. Mar
county Is a cow man and ho hfls-bltr
their retufli. to do so without wait
city
cuifopt
r.
lowe
.
who
.h
as
beon
secretary
'and
tcrly -opposed the efforts of 6tHera to
The New jllavqn; ’County farm . ,
treasurer l since the . orgnnizatfon ing iy du>t i-aid- CiJlloetor of. Intc'rhave a road built through a small
noi Revenue James M.* Cathcart,to-«
bureau,
yrhii h. for a p e a r has.studied'
started
resigned
his
position
Satur
portion of the county to cortnecct zip
local marke lag/ by n survey found
day' and for the remainder of the day, in #speaking of the returns [re
aitjkf a roa<I from Flagler county
realiro that the buflncss
the pop^ibil tlesV of Uh 6 trolley ex
season Mr. Michnles will take care ceived.
is being built' to the county
rfian
who
has
t'o'mako out n corpora
press were jmicli as to develop a
of -thiiHjmrt of the association. Rex
lintj(p'assi*>t in.the developme'nt of a
Packard has also resigned as' presi tion return with perhaps a Inrge
" fa rm -re t ^ ^ ,:,A<UltwrjLJtyJ.iuxut&A<^^
JO,MO^crc tract which hAa already
of a "Home than]per." Connecticut .
dent and his position will be filled payment u» accomfiany.' same, has
kail 1200,000 expended on U-by tho
waited uijiH, the.last.ftioAth, no ns to
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY at the next regular meeting.
U
giidirunwj W*i£h, I rolleyji.qfs. Tens
owitrs and on which there are now
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have the uso oi tho nuynby ns lr-ng*ns
LINES
GO
RACK
INTO
of.
thousands\of parihers can see
These changes were brought shout possible; also,'tho calaried man, who
iwflijty sell-developed farms with
PRIVATE •OW
N
ERSHIP
TO
cross
country trolley Hnes pass. Exfor many -teajons and it in thought has to j ay Income tax,-w as waiting OF PROMINENT KISSIMMEE
-~w
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«vp.,5600 acres under cultivation,
DAY
presk''c»rs
pick up wayside .freight
they will ail be good for the associa for Ms February salary from which . MERCHANTS
BY FEDERAL
IrnH experienced farmers ‘living on
or
'express
mij|tet nt- any stopping
AGENTS
. rjtaai of them in comfortable, uttrac*
Washington Mar. 1 (By AsAoria- tion and the good work that-was be- to pay in s 'ta x ; then others "have
idare.
Hampers
made up in Milford ‘
gpn
under
these
old
olficenrAxm
bo
tin homes built by th e ’ developing ted Prew) The Railroad Admislittrabeep writing for vurij^is reasons, to
Following trails "■’w'hich led from were dellvcrel! Tn ’ New Haven and< .'
continued
imder
tho
new
and
the
company frir the new settlers, and tlon today passed o u t of ex.sUitonce
file-their tektlm.” , * „ ‘
fashionable Fifth avenuo shops in Bridgeport within two hours, or in
lure are now $60,000 w orth’Of crops and two hundred and thrity lines Truck Growers Association should
Now York city to the wildest reHesses as short on Interval nJ a city mer
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I
want'
to
s
u
g
g
O
t
o
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tb
if
fore
ftAwing. in .this section that .two th a t were merged into one gigantic he stronger nnd better, dr^tho years
of
the Evergladea, federal game wal- chant , makes h|* local deliveries!
going
ci.issee,
that
you
subm
it
your
)Yars Ago was practically a wlldcr- systeih agai.. Vnme umfrr private go by and it’ withstands the many
dens
today experienced all of',a iuicreturn
at
tho
earliest
posfiblo
date,
The jilon'cor tem plates uso of a
*
ptu. Ar,»l still this county, commis- intercuts. The transfer was without changes of time.
sccssful hunter's, griitlficatibn at coj>- umTnrn liampo ■ o f' varying sizes,
for
the
return
mny
contain
an
easily
ffoncr, elected by the people to rc- incident and nothing to inc'i nto
W. B. Abeam tho'. hew general
preient th e m and their interests, to tho travelling public tjj.it there manager is no stranger to Sanford as. detected^error which the deputy may lu rin g the quaYry, when Judge Shep- easily. 1 arjdloif a i express, rJcognized ,
which urd in United States.epurt penalized by tn r 'fiiwa am airtomobile drivers
penial* in raying that this'splendid had been any change. The Director he ha» been coming here for many catch uroru examination,
Wm. B: Mkkinson, of Kissimmee, for ns containing joodsluffs with. tho.
settlement will 'never am ount to General llinex remains, to clear up yenrs in his capacity as the repre wotiid cluse you to rewrite Rajhe,
having
in his possession aigrettes and poasihllmty of perishable articles,
anything and .that tit doesn't need thousamFs of claims, .and contract! sentative of. the W. B. Ahoarn- Bro thu* taking time, nnd before you are
prume's-valued at more than $12,000. like drqixed pou
ready
ngolp
the
tim'o
lim
it
has
ex
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a road to connect it up with Paiatka Gene al liines romainM Wvx clear kerage Co., of Chicago. Prior to that
Makinsou was Arrested yesterday In like-egg*.! ' ' ’ ’
. ‘
,
yet ha has a shell road built as fur thousand-i of claims and contracts time he was with the II. Woqds C c pired and you are ponnlized for de-.
his hardware store in Kissimmee in
^Jxp«rlmi?ntal ham pers hold on&ugh
u his place in San Mateo and also a ami grivnaccs b u t is without au of Chlcngo and'Yhe-G. M. H. Wag Hnqurncy.#I do not want to see any
a* trap cleverly sot by Cnpt. B. J, food to Inst a family several (Taya.
road built off on one fide' to his thority o’vej .the. operation of th e ner Co.,' and haB keen in the buying one penalized for delinquency, amYax
Pagettt,. I*. S. Karllham, of Oswego,
brother’s place. Of course he'fy apre reads.
and selling game for t'ren ty five it will be a physira! Impossibility. N . Y. and W. L. Birsch, of Washing Stjccess-\>f ,Lhe jfian depends largely
upon thk Initiative., of farmers in
because the free ran;e enjoyed by his
yearn and brings to the association Tor any kind bf an examination by
ton. D; C.
‘
the
receiving,
deputies
for
each
of
securing
customers who are willing
eattle for so Ion£ Is narrowing down
brings to the association his knowledg
Could womfn qhoppeta 'have Aeon to have delivery mado in this way.
And he will hay'e.to do as otheVs art
ledge gained after many years in the unfiled .10.000 retu rn s,-^ et'to be
doing, buy some land and fence it *
the buying and selling and shipping received, thoso who do not submit the magnificent array Of. jilujnag*
for hi< pasture or go out of the cattle
of fluids ami vegetables in nil. parts same without, delay' may possibly spread before tho court-on; evidence
ORANGES PT. $8.80 BOX •
buxines!!.*
of the couhtry. Aa.mn Instance of be saved money nnd time, nnd that it prpbably*wou)d have.tnken a squad
-what his experience means to ^h'e is .why 1 nm giving you thin Infor of deputies tti'hay^ prevented a grand Yoluaia (,'oimty G row er/G ets Hugh
For the benefit'of Uds cow man—
‘
g ran d ;ru sh for the aigrettes nnd
association th at han bean making mation.
county commissioner and - other of
Av/rage F or Gar
SIXTY ' TH O U consignments he h td 66 cars dumped ' ” 1 fally \pprt>ciato the Tact that plutnrs. Aigrettes of the soYt 'th a t
lh ilk, #0 will cite u few of the big MORE THAN
DeLarfd; Feb. 2^. —Florida Citrus
SAND ’ WERE FORCED TO on him last week tb sell unif by S ati the field work -ha* not yot tir.en com add $200 to the price of a single
fencipg developments in ^ie- State-in
Exchaiqro
on , Wednesday sold in
; lb* put two or,.three yeqrL In Fri- •' -BECOME • PROPERTY OW N urday night he had aold them nil pleted nnd will ryot be until (he last hat In any Fifth 'ave. shop were os B ostorr,-a car of ofangys balonging
with n wide dl«iribvtibn all ovor the wfok, b u t as lnforjhntitim bureaus plentiful Os last year's straw s at a
ERS
*.toyYTfmes-Union two item* told of
to nn.F packed by Theodonr Strawn
UoitFtk\States.
havq^t^fst opende during the entire rummage sale. ' Tho' .same . feminine of DeLand, fur $3,379.20 or an aver
* banker in DeSoto county fencing up
Pittsburg. Feb. 28 (By Associated
tour, widely divergent, add contingent who • cnn'fc underatabd age o f'$8.80 pei box for 384 boxes*
°P 12,00p acres and a new company Press)- More: than 60,000 PUtaburg
Mr. Marlowe has hot ciiscioeed hia time
larger 'cIUis <T the B tlte , nnil a male proclivities for taking fata°
that has just purchased**€0,0110 acres
families bought th eir homes during plans for tho future bur it is aafe to majority of ^he countries have al chances to.smuggle booze probably This beats all records In Boston this
•n the sit in county which ft will the past year,- nflt lxecause they were assert that-Ive will stay here -and en
year or elsewhere, ns far as known,
E»te fenced aV once for a ranch. In particularly anxious to own their gage in the shipping hm-iness. for ready been visited by tlepufy col- -would have possessed a 'similiar de for rouird oranjM.
»
Jectoni, I want ,t» ncquaint the sire (o bootleg a handful of such
this same county the Kissimmee Isown homes, hut, according to real he knows ali about this part of the Income-tax payer with the fatfta so plumage as the federal wardens supI t was Mr. Strawn'a. well-khowri .
land Cattle Cdmpany has fenced
estate men, they had to buy or move business and is one of The beU posted
"Bob White " b ra n d .. The’ orange
■140,000 acres,.and over In .Osceola This is continuing at the some rate transportation men in ibe business. th a t if he d^flnquent It w illjji en mittod as proof of M akinsonVguitt.
market is booming-now, tho cheap
tirely hls fa n lt..
ouniy thn sam<^’company had m
-Some time ago 10 government grade early shipped Is out of the way •
thus ta r this y ear.
tsnch of 226,000 acres fenced. In
*'l show-below the itin erary of the, agents came to Florida with the ex
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The home buying movement began
Folk county two big ranches have
press purpose of ending the illicit
deputies
and
revenue
agents
«ompeen fenced to the tune of about two years ago when war activities
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.traffic' fn aigrettes’*and plumage of j Berne, Mar. L'U sU reers, black
plete, for the remainder of the
,||rd,, Willy Nilly, famous mailers atwb profiteered
being
25,000 acres .sod a number of smaller In the* mills brought scoiea of fami-. -* j
lies
into
a
community
where
bousing
placarded
and
m
atched
in
chains
thtoqgh
March
16;
giving
name
of
jnmtfng
cast
coast'
tourists
as
the
*cres. Over in Okeechobee gopnty
eounty,y nam e of county sept, where j Beau Brummfcl of. the Femlnoles, Is through streets of Bulgarian cities.
I**® Southern Ranch,-'Inc., bought accommodations had been increas
ingly,
scarce
for
a
number
of
yeare<•50,000 acres and is fencing it as
TEGS HAVE GONE .T O RES deputy will be. lpvatfed, dales and under federal indictm ent and wi)I he Public exjiosure' jiroducing gyo.l re
Coat
of
construction
increased
and
sults advices say.
i»»l»*dly u possible.- having 26,000
CUE ONE J1UNDREP AND name of deputy collector and re tried a t the May term in Miami for
hia
allowered
part
in
aigrette,
opera
Copenhagen,-M ar. 1 , Poland doacres already, enclosed. - Iq Palm this curtailed building operations.
EIGHTY PASSENGERS
venue agent,
^
•
tions
extending
over
a
periodof
m
inding
thirty one billion five hun
“ etch county three big developments
Rents have increased in propor
The deputy collector will be in years. Yesterday Capt. Pacettr, war*, dred million marks gold indemUy
Halifax, Mar. 1 (By Associated
;W«\oing forward with great speed, tion, small houses and apartments
Press) The Leylind liner Bhemiatis Fanford from March 3th to lAth- at den in charge of the Florida district frpm Soviets Russljt In- peace ne
fAhr by W. J. Conners, one by Fred showing the highest jxercentsgc.
poe«rk«a a wealthy tourist and nftiT gotiation arys Nat. Tidonde.
...
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fI« y and one by .the Southern .Fifty percent raises for the coirtlng bound for Liverpool .from Boston the court house.
struck
the
rocka-forty
mile*,
east
of
some
dickering arranged with the
5tates Land and Timber Cptppany, yeaV’are said to be common, while
Sambro.
today
according
to
.a
radio.
Kissimmee
man to buy* sohie ai
,»nd the land to be fenced by them In some Instances 100 percent has
grettes. When tho actual ;saie was of migratory birds and the triffle In
agregste 150,000 acres. Down in been asked and paid.'w'here th e She had one hundred and eighty
Dade county the Pennsylvania Sugar occupant could afford it. “The de-» four passengers who aye said to have
made Wardens, Fsrnham and Binch their plumage. ” W hat makin the
been
rescued
by.
^ugs.
*
were on hand to arrest both PaceUi taking of flgrettfea so deplorab'el,”
Yooipany j* developing a 70,000 mand la he^e and the Hying places
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and Maklnson. I t was not'until after explained Capt.’ P acetti, “Is the fact ’
, rc
central, which is being are not” Is the way one real estate
Makinson’s cache of. plumage war th a t the mother egret w arn thlx
WEEKJS
WEATHER
■'need as rapidly as possible. The than explained the situation..
seised
that ha discovered
that beautiful adornment onlynduring
0 u— Bright ranch is fencing anFor Florida fair continued- cold L>SlmilUr conditions prevail throughForecast For'The Period March 1 To 'ntgnt. Temperature bejpw freezing Pacettl was a government agent the nesting period and when it an d
d o r ll' ’!°0- <‘crw* and t hor« *re * jo u t the Pittsburg district. In some
the akin are lorn from her quivering
.
6 . Inclusive.
north portion. Close to freezing to also. • ' ‘J :will manufacturing towns
industrial
body Your* little orphan birds’ aro
The seizure- is .regarded in ‘ fodere certain Yd dl^iq the n sit.",
50,000 acros more' ell •help* L 0rp 6rations are building, and buy- • South Atlantic and East Gulf to the 26th parallel and probably’
'■*
houses fo r.th e ir men, while fn States: Rain first of week and again heavy frost to the southern limit. cirplga as the most im portant in years
4
the warden was borne o u to
•
TH.re.day fair!not Irde* *a.the,most Hn:prUnt In yearsp by D eppty Wardens Marshall and .
’n .Jo Jlnfqce ,Ui^ > r a ^ r « xal?qv#ri<H;qia],flr*t. r ^
q u jtf flo cold p e n m e n .p o rtio n In ponnwrion with tho governtqeqt'r
Cox. both of ijrhora. haire had wjd* jH
•frequent oscillations thereafter
residences.
m o d erate northw est to
wind*.: efforts to stamp p u t,th e llflcit 'killing
experience with Everglades
des wild Hfe.
Yet Some Are Averse
To Fencing Lands
MODEL FARMS
Johns, Flagler, Putnam, Clay, Lee
and In many of the North Florida
countips large farms and ranches are
being fenced, so it is easily scon I h jt
wftfe what has been done'In the past
three years and wlurt wllJL be done
In the next-tWO|year«,-fully two mil
lion acres will be placed under fence.
Does this not look liko business?
Docs all thla- am ount to nothing?
The range, c a ttle ‘men are seeing the
handwriting on tho wall and the wfse
ones are falling in line and securing
large tracts before they becamo too
high in pijee, as,.all !>f this develop
ment is bound to eliminate cheap
land-in - Florida verx “*oon.—-Florida
Tirm-s-Union.
M
Conecticut Tries Hamp
ers Fori Carriers
ORDERS
CHANGES
INCOME
TURNS
PERSONEL OF
GROWERS
•„i.
r
RAILROADS
PASS INTO
OLD HANDS
PLUMAGE
CAUSED THE
ARREST
m
PITTSBURG PEOPLE
OWN HOMES
LEYLAND LINER
ON THE ROCKS
Weather Report
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�SANFORD DAILY HERALD
A F T E R N O O N 2 to 5
N ig h t
The great actress
n the Great Drama.
" I I Jn lb*
Hit hi jo o
lfco»|kl
n « o * rr« y l I I. to b . f o a r
< m M f o b d o t" Hr* » b » l
f r s l t f a t o r e of »o»?»•*»'
ic
klaard »n<1
»•<*, Io s if » im1
kaabud.
(>***."«* a all
Ambrose in Turkey ^
|( Adults 20 Cents
m
m
m
m
c
m
x
m
*.Children 10 Cont9 JJ
x
x
m
x
m
x
m
x
x
x
i e
c
x
x
x
m
m
m
R I N C E S S T u ,$ M a r .4 t h l
A D U L T S 50c— C H I L D R E N 25c
AFTERNOON 2 TO 5; NIGHT 7 TO 11
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‘ Vour Only Opportunity-of
S eein g the O riginal
mV k
(y E ay
MACK SENNETT ,
/ e n n &t t
ANKEE D03DIE
Bathing Beauties K A D•n bR jE|tRi U[ N
. IN PERSON .
ROTUWt-U. DHOWNt-
Yankee Doodle
in Berlin
A1TEBNON 2 TO S
- . . . Adults 3$c; Children 20c
NIGHT 7 TO 1I-.
J ’ Adulti 50c; ChUdrcn 25c
been done, but hopo has nbtiieeo git*
en up by iVofeeaor Heck, committee,
n\aji head of th e 'fa cu lty - athletlcboVrd at, the University. It is In
tended th a t the Tech games shall be
staged April 26 and 27 In Jackson
ville a n d 'th e Auburn games at'T allahasace April t and 8.
I t i s . n l i f possible that the-Alabam» dates mriyTie su.b/cet to change,
in the -schedule which will follow,
since the University of Illinois is*
touring Alabama in ,\pril nod' may
necessarily form engagements for the
Florida dates..
. . . *
. Coach 'Arthus Phelan,: former se c
ond sncker for the Chicago Clubs, has
charge of the ‘Gator 'baseball mater1
ial this year, and if Is believed he
will work wonders, with the H(|uad lie
is now building up. Phelan is better
known to Florida fins ns manages of
the Bartow team during tho |£*l
weeks' of 1919 State League season
Another valuable asset tp. Florida
this year- will be tho assistance ;of
I.ance . nichhurg, who played last
year with tl\c New York Giants and
the Akland club. '
The main drawback as far as .Flo
rida’s ba8ehall...(n^lhla year is con
cerned, is that of rinsing funds' to
bring games to Galhesville. Neither
Gainesville fans no University men
have raised any money to bring oth
er college .teams to this city, and the
Atholctic asscoiation ‘is in 'n o run
tliUgn financially at present to ' but
up tVe money. There is now talk on
the "campus ST trying ttrtirrirngr the
Georgia Tec game Mr Homing
'field. and it i. believed nny attem pts
in tills direction, will receive the.en-i
thtisiuslic back inn of the student
body.—G iincsvillo Sun.
j£ (y> a r i iiounfj}i'k m flQ > icture
H L n a n no mo r e
faults than most
men, bufjhis wife acted
as his governess rather
than his sweetheart. So
a darling little model
at the "Maison's Chic"
snuggled into his life
arid—the wife won in
the end. Come and see
AG..U ■>,
LUl lilt. vCUAHUl’ MIlRIMV M-Jtlti
III M IUUI’ iN »-• Ji)U IIP UJNrtllM
In eonimiclion witli Senmil I 'o Liif f ’finii rlt*
which a re en tirely pro b ab le. pro v id ed
uhdbrw ritcr* acn be found--to gtiarhaa n o t .ye^<
an tee the
BJ s
/ENNBTT/ORIGINAL
BATHING BEAUTIES
You owe it to yourself
to see this novel attraction
*
The Girls Appear nt 4,
8115 and 9:45 p. m. *
. P. S.—The little girl in gray
on the left 1a Huth Conly. One
of the six reason* why lieacJita
are popular.- - - ■-----------------
$ SOME G IR LS!
SOME SHOW g
m m m m x x m m m m
GOOD hash it Ai, i
ician
Lenses Ground
GLASSES ADJUSTED
and REPAIRED
L. A. BRAND
Optometrist-Optician
221. E. First Street
Opposite Postofllco
B, C. DODDS, M.D
Residence; 905 Magnolia Ave. ' '
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Phone 461
Office: First National Bank1Building
Phone 4C2
AFTER OUR PAINTING .
your auto will look spick and span
just like new. We give your car
that enamel, factory finish so
much desired by motorists. I t is
easier ^o wash and clean" when it
has been painted and finished by
in. Ask us for an estimate on
your car.
REHER BROS., Sanford Heights
With liltteri ganua already Bchu
|duled with Stetaon, Rollins, Univer
sity of Aluhnmit, Palmer College.
I Howard, ttrid Ilirmin’gEi.im-Sn-itherr.
lend strong possibilities cl closing
for-engagements with Auburn and
Georgia Tech,' Florida’s- 19*20 ‘Gn'tors
bid fair to find plenty of opposition
with -which to test the boat line-up
It has ever product’ll.’
Four „"F" outfielders, Led Wilson
Hart Getzpn, Hill Madison, and itny
Ogilvie: n ml tliree “ F" twilers, C. (’
Coxe,• Manager George ip^tm an, J.
| W. Liddop, as well ns Boswell uml
I Gruy, men of high calibre, and
Catcher C. J. Hardee, who is captain
of the aggregation for 1920, form an
invincible foundation upon wkirh to
b :a e ' the team, whi e the unusual
amount'of new material beginning to
show up in these first practices makes
the l'D20 outlook an. entirely satisfac
tory one.
_
Florida men are especi illy enthus
iastic over the possibilities for. games
with the South's two Icai e s in u ti
lities, Auburn and Georgia 'Tech,
In “ Dove” Uridermusliits and Cotton Blouses
Here are two beautiful
numbers made of soft N ain
sook trimmed with nice Val
Lace, for March at
Teddies an G ownsto
match.
W hite musliii
This is one o f the many styles in Weworth W sts
for March. THe Quality is b,etter so afe (he Style
FRECKLES Positively Removed
by Dr. Berry’* Frecklo Ointment
-Your Diuiflii or by Mall 65c
Semi lor Fred Booklet
Dr. C II. Berry Co., r m 'u iM g m ia-W
These Numbers are on display m o
partment, all -sizes.
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B uilding M aterial
f
B ill Lumber
Furniture and Complete
H ouse Furnishings
Stoves and Ranges
Our Stock is Complete
Prices and Term s
Reasonable
34 years service to' San
ford
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Wirthmor Waiss
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%For advance numbers for Marth,
thes ar
real Snappy-; Stylish Cotton Waisto on ti? n
retail for $ 1 .5 0
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They are all made of good quality Voile ail ai
with Round thread and Val Lace the kindphat
Rooting of All Descriptions
Lime, Cement, PlaaW
Brick, Drain TPe and
Sewer Pipe.
t:
:t
M ad
IUTHMOR
See our line of .New
Silk Gloves, Long
tmd Short,
$ 1 .2 5 and $ 2 . 5 0
immed
�SANFOBD D a m
IIKRALD
F or Salq—One ldiTW rao Power
guarantee.
seme*- «re another
K
eroseneaOi(
Englno^Chtse 4 Co.?
winter bring!*, the hundreds of vial-,
Sanford,
FTa.
■ 105-tf*.;,
ora to our city again. ■
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For R ent—Two 'njrely furnished
M UNICIAPL OWNED ELECTRIC
lusekeeping* roorrty. 807 Magnolia
AND WATER PLANTS
PUDLlHIlKR-S *
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•erroe. ------- ' -n**4* *. ’
106-{U<\
We used (6 he prejudiced against
Cities and towns owning and opera
For .gale—Frrth Milk Cow. Sec
INC. •
F. L. MILLER, Owner
ting water works and electric plants.'
Er J; Taylor, 407 Magnolia avenue.
, ,
R. J. HOLLY, Editor .
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106-tf.
' W. Bt.'HAYNES, Business Manager We had the idea that It would, be a
disturbing clement in municipal po
KAlra M»d« K as« a • • . A ra lk .ll* . litics and th a t-lt would corrupt city
For JJale-^-Hojises of four to five
rooms. Easy terms. 'J. Musson
officials.
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u M t c m m o N i r i u c e in a d v a n c e
,
106-4tp
m a o n k -t e Ar ------ U ------------------------*
Whcn.we read of the troubles some
The humble beginning of pavings Account has
fO R SIX MONTIUi------------------------------- (
towns*are Vaving with corporation
DELIVERED |N CITT RV CARRIER
W
anted—To
buy
good
horse,
started more enterprises, more business, more for
ONK WEEK_____ ________ :--------- -*—I* C
owned'public utilities, we are glad
harness'and
wagon.
M
ust
be
bargain
tunes
th an anything else in this world!
our own city, operating and owning
for cash Address Uox 205. Sanford.
its electric light and wate>. points, is
It m ay -agem like ‘‘toddling" to open an account
• •
' 104-5tc.
Dr. W. Theodore Langley
having no such troubles. Gainesville
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
with a deposit of one .dollar—but it’s a start.
is the best lighted city in Florida and
Ford For'Sale—1918 F ord Touring
Furtherm ore, it’s an im portant'step.
Offle in Ball Hardware♦ Building
th e 'w a te r we drink la pure. The
w •
car for wale at a bargain. C rII at thes
.!
prires charged are reasonable a.nd
O ff,,. P S .... II* R n U M d , 111
B. &. O. Motor Co. arid look this
March came in ‘‘roaring’* like a
"W alking" is-then eas^yr and you’ll Boon find your
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those officials who have these things
Ford over. *
,104-tfc.
self in thn ‘'running” . |
in charge are alwaya courteous. Qur
opinions have all Changed about
Apperson 8 For S ale—W’e have
Hope he goes out peacefully like municipal ownership. The Sanford
on
hand one Apperson 8 seven pass
Lika Game of Chess
the lamb.
Herald tells us of the popr_service
enger
touring car. We .can sell this
H usband—Alwnys wanting money,.
that city gets from a corporation It IS like a game of chess—nothing but car at a sacrifice. B. St. O. Motor Co.
Let’a see—was it sixty days they owned lighting plant. May we take “check, check. Check." Wife— But If Atso a few other second hand car*
give them?. Well, Sunday was. pro the . liberty of suggesting to our yoa don't give It to me It .will be still at reasonable prices.
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bably well w ithin.'the, sixty days. friends down there that they try like a game of chess, for It will be
FOR SALE. Fresh Milk low. U.
“pawn. pawn, pawn." — Pearson's
our plan.—Gainesville Sun.
102-6tp.
Garrison.
Weekly.
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We had another pleasant Suoday in
Yes, Col. Bob, you can take all
For Sale—Quick Four Roadster in
In Sanford. No water and.no. lights tho liberties you want. We have been
good
condition. Inquire - a t IHrald
all da>‘ and part«of the night, llappy trampled upon so much by this com
Office.
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dsyji.
pany th a t we are hardly able to re
sent anything but when you talk
For Sale—Kiddie-Koop, irr fair
The celery, movement will soon about municipal ownershp you are
condition, $ lb f0 cash. Can' bo se$tr
reach the peak and Jherc will be not taking any lihy jiea w ith ' us.
at. 214 Elm ave.
hundreds of cam leaving Sanfo.’d Why. man, you iir e \ doing u s ‘the
Fdr Sale --Two atory 8 room house
biggest kind of a favorf And we will
for the-n o rth ern markets. Some
and ga/age. Sanford Heights..Apply
go farther .and gskvlbu about the
Ho. 402, Sanford Ave.
90-tfc
cost of operation and what it ccsts
The cold snap coming at u lime ;tl ie'co n sumer ffrp.we are forming a
-lvhen-tW-o*ai>««* tr*fefc-areihapinta«M Irygue Here thaL_ will ret municipal1
Sunchf-5; tttffltf; l£*Is *eti. C. ’L.
to hlqbAi ma rs lp,e grow, is feel ownership or get somebody’s goat.
j \ Incent
squeenwh but ti e weather man U We Happen to know' something about Johns river bydpe at Monroe and
Wanted.—Laly waitress Experienced
hopeful and th in with February good.oid Gainesville.service and thejr Orange City, dark -blue !«a|her bag
own plants for we lived there about eontr.friing mon»*y.a.nd kf*y* and sard
of Roseland Dairy Milk, and
out f e c^n fee! s-.fe..
Roll Cafe 79-tf
te a years, and jyc also know that with name Mrj. Wm. P buJI Howell.
will understand why it is.pn
FOUND
On
first
Stwest
of
Gainesville
Is
only
one
of
the
many
red
mothers who. demard
, The fimt of the month is here and
Sanford $4437.50 Fronting north
PRirst and host for their child
we sujipore the .Southern ( tibtira Cq Florida cities -owning th iy plants
on brick highway just east of the
Fhp high-cost-of-food need m
will p rc tA t .their tils reading twice and getting excellent ftrvlee , at
For Sale House and L-»t on !artesian Spring half mile west of
cheaper
ratca
than.fiit_are.pai'icg
all
affect
the children so'- Ion;
as much' (or H e fOM service—that.
of which makes us (eel Lik<• a lot of Magnojie avenue. Good barga Jn.I Monroe road. 35 IT acres oFTdeal
Rowland M ilk provides the noi
i.o*-6tp 'home site and irrigable farm land.,
simps beenuse we ever let. u foreign I’. O .' Box 39. Lshment it does for the sm
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, • •• (Worth $200 per acre offered for
company in here to take our money
amount it costs’.- We make t
•and g|Ve lis nothrng in return.
p .,k . " a h ™ k
r . i *76 p w a c re -ra sh D ire c t from
deliveries daily, .
Addrcu Bo. J.S . U ty j nwnM E n q u ire n t P h o n e 3S2 re' Ito f ever. we kndw^when wc have l . r k
In a few months we
Phone 2011
lating abstract and deed. 94-tf,
enough and we have hail enough
i th e 'g V ii oil
right now and wc wii) solni have
earn w
our own plant*.".
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Holden Park ami the f^ns wl]f be
bury
winners and nil will
CATTS VS FLETCHER
And during the summer time wc
The Jacksonville and Tallaha.ned
will be gettinc our plans all roafiy correspondent of Tho
'Baltimoyq
for the municipal plant that .will (Md) Sun gives the following' figures
as specific caucus for which the preAUTO, S U P P L I E S
sent Govcrrior Calls will have to
ansacr for when the voters apprnnch
the polIs_ on election day, at which
time Ghvernor Catts.Hopes to be
able to swing the votes of Florida
FOR SPR IN G
Ids way to enable him to be.seated
i»i the- Senatorial chair in Washing
ton. 'J. F. Essiry is the name of the
corrrespondent for tho
Northern
paper, and he Seems to be dividing
hia tim e'betw een Jacksonville and
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Lallahari^e' while w r i t i n g
for
th e s e r ie s '
of
a rtic le s ,
whien evidently are'w ritten for'the
purpose of throwing'
additional
light upon the oncomibg election.
Mr. Ersary seems to be giving
both kiliVs'of the question fair play,'
which is the only'right thing to do,
and from ime to.(im e we may rehas created ga much favorable comment)
print fomo pf hia sAyifigs nn<i wish
THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY
Monuments, Copings
in Marble or Granite
A Cordial Welcome Awaits You
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
Florida
Wight lir e Co
S a n fo rd ; F lorid
SUGGESTIONS
BEANS
LIMA BEANS
BEETS
EGG P L A N T
SQUASH
TOMATOES
CUCUM BERS
SWEET CORN
------P E PPERS
Wc Have The SEED—FRESH
C H A S E & CC.
SANFORD, FLA
r iu k
D A IL Y
OLEOMARGINES
tiest Western and Florida
M EATS
running we cannot support either
one or thv qthrr through our edi
torial column*, us long as each of
the xsndidnic* in question bear* a
good moral and business replitatloh
But, if we hear^ about »om>tfting
that we .think tho. pjblie should
know about in its true light—some
thing, pertaining to. the reputation of
som e. candidate seeking office we
will openly fell you all we learn
.about the rase. The New* takes thin
stand berao«e it believes in fair play
and- believe* that all candidates
should be dealt with 'in the same
mariner:
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1 DliiighteTwPrivatc secretary;
salary, .2.^0 a year.
.
D aughter—Secretary State Board
of inatifullona and Board of I'ardont
salary. fl'.OOO a year.
. Son—rAdjutant Generol ftf the.
State; salary, J.1,000 a year.
Son—Naval stores inspetor of
West Florida; fees about $4,000 a
year.
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Son—Harbor maater at Key West
ftta in exreri of $1,000 a year.
Son-In-Law—Tax collector
t)uval county, in which ^^afks'nn'
ville is located, an office which in
• The Governor’^ salary is $6,000
a year, with $1^200 contingent fund.
But thef aggregate amount of monry
fiaid by the tax 'p ay ers of Florida
to the me’m Vrs cf the Catts family
it n o t1lest than M2,000 a year, a
rather neai sum.—Gainesville Nows
C ity M a r k e t
PH O N E
106
Darkrieto Makea .Goldfish Blind.
OgnefT kept goldfishes for tbrea
years In absolute darkness, taking care
to give them ' plenty of room and
plenty of food. The result was total
blindness; even the rods apd.cones of
(he ri'tlna dlsap|>eored.—New “ Vork
Herald.
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Out of a shipment of Chandlers unloaded this week we have
only 'the above car left.
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This particular model, which is so much desired by
extremely hard to get. We wbuld suggest that you ^et
with us as soon .as possible as this model will not rema
floor very long. •*
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For those not thoroughly, familiar with the Chandler these
few points are well worth considering’ when purchasing a car—
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.C handler'is not marketing a ,new, untried design, built to
stimulate^sales. A Chandler car does not sell because of “ talk
ing points,** but on honest reliable performance.
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There are no novelties about the Chandler Motor. It has
not.been changed ever so often. T he company has never done
anything eccentric with its motor ju s t for the sake of advertis
ing. Chandler motors are now. about the same as they, always
were, with a few minor improvements.
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The above few points are mainly responsible for the enthus^
iastic endorsement Chandler cars have received in motoring
circles, and caused’them to be generally accepted as the grehtvalue on the American m arket^ ■ ’ -t .
CARR
Famous for its marvelous motor
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Floating Small.
Talka Succinctly
Xiranged for
- Herald Readers
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F.*W. Walamaii has rodgned from Milter Hand, left unexpectedly for
the ArmouxrCar Lines and^wH-jnrve 11heir.lount^ in Sooteb. Piaifrr,- N. J.
charge of the loading of refrigerator Sunday night, called by the sudden
car* for the fanners' of this rectfoni illness of Mr. Hand's father.
The A rm our’Lines will soon be dis
Mj*» Mollie Abernathy 14ft yes
solved by order of the government terday -to return to" tho -Woman's
anti Mr, Walsrnnn had a good chance College at Tallahassee to resuma her
to g o -in to 'b in iners for himself and studies.
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his many friends are congratulating
him on’ his new venture. He probably’ .. Glenn Irwin, who. has been spend
knows as much .o r mbrn about the ing' the winter in Sanford, left on
loading and shipping of Sanford pro the 'stfcaiuer, Saturday for Jackson
ville, en route to his homo in Fort
ducts than an y man h crc'an d this
Wayne, Ind.
work under his personal supervition
.will receive fhc careful attention
In Honor Of Hrlde and Goorm
th a t it requires. *
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Day w.pto
Ele’ctrlcal Fixtures, House ,Wireagain
host*’ nt.n very dcl.ightfui river
ing, in. fact all-k in d s of electrical
party
ahoard their beautiful yacht
work. Phone 442. W. H. Treadwell,
the.
Francis.
S, tho ocjcosio'h being in
.Electrician. .
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honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frahk Hand,
'flo o r coverings. Gold Seal G uarcna recent bride and jfcroom of Scotch
teed Congoleum Art. 8quares. Hall
Plains, N. J. Other guasts.were Mr.
•runnera and yard- goods. Boston
an
d 'M rs, Walter Hand. The party
Bargain House, A. Kannor Prop.
left'
the city Friday afternoon,* re
2ld-216 Sanford Ave.
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turning Sunday morning. Mr. and
A GOOD SIX ROOM HQUSE Mrs. Day are gnu intis hosts and tho
WITH . BATH. 15 ACRES LAND commodious and comfortable yacht
O N E-H A LF T IL E D AND IN
an ideal home for entertainment.
H IGH STA TE CULTIVATION FOR SALE FOR LESS THAN ITS i
Card of Thanks
VALUE AC.COUNT OWNER LEAV
We. wish to cxprbsa.our sincere
i n <5 A P P L r.A . p : c o n n e i .L’v v appreciation- for the kindness nnd
81-Fri-Mon-Wcd. 12 tc.
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loving sym pathy extended us * by
Am changing myJiojruitilching mach Qi\r• friends in . our recent bereave
ine from tne French Shop to Yowcll Co.
ment. •’
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where In the futu'
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W.
A.
Tubbs
and family.
Maude Philmon
ForKlim TW d5K 0-MlIir.TlI0npr241
W. W. Dreasor;
Ex-Governor 'Jennings Dead
Following a sickness of several
weeks W. ii, Jenrijngs, former gover
nor of Floiidu, died .Saturday after
noon at the Hotel de Ponce Leop, St.
Mrs. R. A. Tfirheuri, Editor
Augustine. The funerurw ill he Jicld
Phone 395
. tomorrow from the Jennings homo
at Jacksonville! A widow ami son
Pry«»n-iurYt
Personals
who was first cousin ofA\\ am Jon‘ Mr. an I Mm , McDuffie who have
nings By ran. lie was 67*
been guesja of the Palms for yovjcral
As a politician nnd business man
weeks, have taken an Apartment
William‘
Shermurr Jennings was. one
and will reside on Pari; avenue.
of the mo.vt widely* k n o w n men of
FricmU of Charlie Marshall will
■Florida. He was horn in Marion
be nlcasod to, hear thkt lie has re-1
county, his fattier Judge Joseph W.
cavored from the flu nnd returned
Jennings, being of an nold colonial
from Waycrosa Sumhiy
fam ily.~A fter imving th e public
* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hand who schools he studied ’.law -in Chicago
have been the gue&ts of iMr. nnd- and in the law office of his brother.
Mrs. C. H. Hand and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jennings, a t Salem, III.,
who for -a tim e wafe-n partner of the
father of ‘-William Jennings Bryan.
In 1886 Mr. Jennings remOyed from
from Illinois to Urooksvillo, where lie
was adm itted to the bar. In 1887 he
was appointed court commlsiiqncr
nnd a. year became -judge for Her
nando cotinty bench. In 1882 he was
elected to the lower house of the
EVERYTHING IN
legislature from Hernando- county.
On his rc-clectfon in 1895 was made
speaker nr^d in 1896-had tho pleasure,
as presidential elector of ensting a
ballot for his cousin at the Chicago
conyentio'n in which the silver tong:cd orator from Nebraska sprang ir.t
into fame.
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Mr. Jennings in 1900 was nomina
ted for Florida’s govelnorship nnd
his elettion was won by n majority
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World G athered For Iljsy Readers
Mexico . y i t >V M ar.d. fByAk^ocIa*
ted- Prrev). Capture Clrilo Aren is
and M arrelo’ Ceravp, rebel Icadera
anno- need and ’ newspapers, report
rapid. coirtplefo.pa»itlcalion cou»try
deflarirg only V illa,'.w ith sVntll
forte . Manuel Baluez, pud' Felix
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WHEN YOU NEED ANYTHIN!) IN
OiDce Furniture and Supplies
Commercial and .Fancy Stationery
Printing, Lithographing, Engraving
Books— All K inds
'
Artists’ M aterial
Athletic G oods
Kodaks
The H. & W. B. Drew Company
45-49 West Day Street .*
JACKSONVILLE
WE WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN ANSWERING YOUR INQUIRIES
C H U L U O T A IN N
CHULUOTA, FLORIDA
bpen|December 71h foe the Season.
MRS. CHAS. D. BRUMLEY, Mgr*
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RD DAILY HERALD
Diaz, both virtually- • powerless in
gulf region remain of many rebels
operating there years ago.
... Many •pasienger
Boston
trains cancelled In Nfii^ ’England
today to oxpodlt fond a'iftf*4uel de
liveries held up by. recent blizzard
Four thousand freight cars stalled
In .New Haven yards.
jaifcdoh, Mar: L Former premier
Asquith returned- to Parliament to
day as the result of a refcent election
from .PaWey. Times jays he returns
Tjhder conditions usually . attondent
upon vijj^s of royalty to Parliament.
Washington, Mar. I, President
en cer
The Mayor, two ex-Mayore, and all three of them Sanford Boosters. They all
know Sanford's pep and they are all old Base Ball men. From what they say o(
Sanford’s prospects this-year we are sure that SanfoirLwill romp home with th(j\
A N D W H / I T IS S A I D
about us by our many friends tmd customers makes ms sure that our efforts (o
please are not wasted, Te .try hard a t all times to make our custom er glad, th a t
they trpde with US’ and from the very many comments in our favor makes us feel'
that our work is well done. YOU, if YOU are one of the few that have pot lined
up with us yet, will have that same feeling_o/ Satisfaction if you will but visit
PERKINS AND BRITT
The Store That Is Different
ren ,an«l.... eight." .birth* at. V i/aa''
February eighth* to fourteenth no
cording te a telegram .' received
hej-e.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fenton; Wiljfmnntic, Conn.)* Mr*. W. II. Smith,
Syr.nrrUFi\,N. Y .j’Mrs. B. F. BenshtTnjrT*T,mlndoIphin: Mrs. S. N .
Jnnnean. Clarence Jnnnean. Midges
Md.: .0: Ellis;-Bartow, .Fla.j R. H.
Keothee, Minnepnln, Minn.; Geo.
A. Jackson ami wife,* Chicago; J. B.
Tnsdorr Coneordiw,—
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Residence: 905 -Magnolia Avc;
Phone 461
Permanent guests nre: Messrs.
Combs and Hodman, Hesnur. and Odice: First National Bank Building
Phone 162Webster. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Walk
man, Mr., nnd Mrs. Fodder, J. It.
Taylor. Mrs. .Bruce Munscll, Pres]dent V. Q. A., Green Cove Springs,
Fla,, Mrs. Rose Abbott.
B. C. DODDS, M.D
JUVENILE
CHULUOTA IN N
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On the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Const
Railroad
Special Attention Given to /Automobile Parties
MIIS. C. D. URUMLEY, Manager,- /
CHULUOTA, FLORIDA
CO URT- MEETING
mm
B u ild ing M aterial
The Juvenile Protective A- <K-ialign oraaai-iuLJbere several year, ago
by CruwforJ Jacksot^ tho gt-neral
secretary and th d tv did such* good
work here for some time will he rOorgapired Tuesday, af tor noon it four
o'clock in tho parlors of the-Carnes
Hoto .
,
All *f tho-e interested in this great
.work of saving the boys when they
are in trouble and should be placed
upder the cure, of tho Juvenile Court
officer ought to -be nt tliis mc’oting
ns this work 's '-th e greste t waitk
tlm t is bring done for the boys and
gljjs both wdiite and colored in the
counfy today.
14,260 children* were • handled on
probation . *^lnn or
aatbfuctorify
plnrcd during the year just rjpsed
i n d from there- w^genera! average
o f‘8.1 per cent rande good.
Seminola County mnde a better
averiige than this while the court
was acting ami it is the purpose of
the meeting tomorrow afternoon to
icvive the Ihtvrevt in the coi/ft nnd
get the p e o p l e 't h e county to take
up this great woij< again with the
juvenile delinquent af The county.
.
A M erchant Prince .
There' wav an old geezer andthe had
*a JloC of sonse:
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He Atartyd up a business on’a dollar
eighty epnts,
Tho dollar for stock and the eighty
*_• for an ad,
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Brought him throe lovely dollars in
• a day, by gad;
Well, he htmgl-t more goods nnd n
little more space
And he plnyed that system with n
smile on his face.
XJio customers flocked to his two-hyfour And he soon had to huitle for a regu-
Up on t^to square where the people
pas*,
Ho gobbled up a. corner that waa nil
Roonng.of AH Description^
Lime, ‘Cement, IMastor
Drain TUe and
Sewer Pipe.
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A fortune cannot bo made y i t h the
id on ey y o u haye spent.
D eposit your m oney in this bank
and- pay your bills with
Hill Lumber
Company
w ill 'then
kn ow
why
and
w here y o u spend you r m oney.
Y ou con also take advantage of
an opportunity to buy at the right
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tim e, w ithou t the risk o f carrying
m oney in your p o c k e t
Furniture nnd Complete
House Furnishings
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HOME INSTITUTION
;t. ^
’ Stoves and Ranges
Our Stock is Complete
ABoit tirrOnny^STvTSniidate Foi
' IS FIRI5 INSURANCE
Prices and Terms
^ Reasonable *.
34 years service to San
ford *
WhUeof Course
itdocs proven!
the factof the
Hyundai loan,
Insurance being
whether the
in force doesn't
ic ia n
damage is trivia
prevent the Ore
or complete.
arncke, water
He fixed up tho windows with - the
'
best th a t he had'
And he told 'e^n all about
in a
half page ad.
Ho soon had ’em coming, and ho
And ho wouldn't cut down on his ads
one' bit,
Well, he'a kept things humming in
town ever since, '
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And everybody calls him the yorechant Prince,’
Some say it'a luck but* th a t’s all
buftk—
Why, he was doing business - when
tho times we>o;ptink;
People have .to purchase and the old'
■geexof waa wire— '
For he knew the .way to get 'em was
to advertise. „k
"TH E DEVIL” -
Y ou
checks.
and excitement
See U s
Lenses Ground
lu u i
•surance
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GLASSES ADJUSTED
and REPAIRED
L. A. BRAND
Oplomclrlst-Opllcinn
muuui
ALL KINDS OF
IN S U R A N C E .
R E A L ESTATE.
[SANFORD, FLA.
LIABILITY.
COLLISION
PROPERTY DAMAGE.
221 E. Firaj Street
Opposite-Postqfljce
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SANFORD
IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUME XII.
SANFORD, S O I IN OLE COUNTY, FLORIDA
NUMBER 11
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920
FACTS REGARDING THE SCHOOL BUS
... SITUATION
iir p M T P P r t s
free transportation, when their chil* board wpa paying a man $2,000 a
ilrcn were first taken from the rural year to carry nbout 105 children, u
In town schools.
, total distance of from 13 to 14 miles,
BALLOT ROXES TO
MEXICO ASKED TO
2nd.—Thnt in the Sanford district, nnother man $5,150 to carry- about
CONTAIN 150 TONS
the district school-bond issue reaches 150 children a total distance of from
CO AFTER MEN WHO
KILLED AMERICANS to all parts of the section covered by 15 to 16 miles on the South and West
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.—By night
the busses. And thnt proceeds of sides. And the Inst man's contract Is
fall next Tuesday, election day, 150
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 29— Repre said bonds hnvc gone to build and for two years at that price,
tons of ballots will hnvc !>cen stuffed
14th.—That it was shown to said into the ballot boxes of New York
sentations were made to the Mexican equip the schools of Snnford.
,-Jrd._That on Sept. 25th rural pat- boards thnt by buying and operating
foreign office yesterday by Matthew
City. This estimate wns made today
E. Hanna, acting United States rons were notified through the Snn- its own equipment on the South and by the bonrd of elections, which an
chnrge u’nffaires here, relntive to tho ford Herald thnt the District School West sides it could save approximate- nounced that 6,500,000 ballots or three HAVE FINE I'ROGRAMS AR
UL HIS CAMPAIGNS AND deaths of two Americans, ' Arthur Board hnd passed n resolution, thnt ly $3,200 in the two years, $1,600 a
RANGED FOR MONTH OF •
for each of the 1,367,835 qualified vo
EXPRESSES HOPE THAT
Mosley nnd Gustave Salnrnr, nt tho nil rurnl patrons would hnve to pny yonr, or just $400 less thnn they are ters, hnvc been printed at n cost, for
NOVEMBER
HE WILL WIN
hnnds of several armed men near $1 per month per child to ride on the demanding on the dollar per month printing alone of $200,000.
school busses.
| proposition.
|
Tampico recently.
3Ww SliRlDL ETOIN S1IRL SIIRU
Club Calendar
(Br Th« Amo«UU4 Pr»»0
4th.—Thnt on .Monday, Sept. 27th, • 15th.—Thnt Supt. l-awton did tell
Mr.
Hnnnn
asked
the
Mexican
gov
Wednesday,
Nov. 3rd.—General
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29— P*esithe county superintendent wns pre* the patrons to "let the courts decide
business meeting, Reciprocity Day.
t Wilson wrote Governor Cox to ernment to apprehend and punish the sented with n statement signed by iL”
November 9.—Social.
, expressing his confidence In the criminals nnd, it is understood, claims nearly all the pntrons on Elder
16th.—Thnt patrons did orgnnize
November 10.—Literature and Munocratlc presidential nominee. He for dnmnges will be filed later.
Springs route, refusing to pay the one nnd employ counsel,
rrsied hope thnt under Cox’s lenddollar chnrgcd.
17th.—Thnt on Oct. 23rd said
November 18. Welfare.
hip "We will carry the policy of
Uth.—That on October 12th (the boards did publish n statement, to
November 23. Social.
national government forward
last day that a name could bo gotten pntrons wherein they mnde ncknowNovember 24 Literature and .Mu
ng the path of liberal legislation
without
on the officinl ballot) by order of ' '
* i whole
»r.d human reform until** the
nnd propose to dis
the superintendent nnd secretary of
Illustrations of the
world agnin seesi l—
continue
the
busses
in ease r
the local lmnrd, thnt some thirty chill.iirrnlurr-Music Department
trength
do
not
respond
with
the
dollar.
wholesome at—
«, of democracy nnd
dren were re fused transportation on
Another
fine program wss render
18th— Thnt no chnrge hns ever
said busses.
the happy fruit of v. hat the founders
w iiu .\u r, .-sun u.x <\
ed on Wednesday afternoon nt the
pntrons, against the masked
of the republic purposed when they
STRIKE
6th—Thnt on the same dny the been made,
Woman's Ciub, on the occiulon of the
Kt this great government up."
i
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nty
character
of
nny
of the members of
matter wns taken up with the ci
Literature-Music Department mectRe said he hnd followed Cox's
iBjr Tie A n « lil* J l \ » n l
superintendent and secretary o the said hoards.
II | ,i i Ing, Mrs. Duncnn Kelly, chairman of
course throughout the campaign with
BIRMINGHAM, Ain., Oct. 29.
19th—Thnt, in their statement,
1Knl board nnd they Invited pntrons
i "
the Literature department gracefully
•idmirntlon" and expressed belief A resolution calling for u general to meet with them Wednesday night said boards did make a charge, of n
'° V‘ r" 1presiding. There wns a good nttendlist the govornor would receive the strike in Alabama in support of mine to hear protests and to come to some criminal threat made, they sny by at
' anee nnd with ench recurring meet
‘emphatic endorsement" of voters of workers now on u strike was intro- understanding.
least one patron.
ing of the various departments the
tkt country."
duccd at the convention of the Stato
20th—Thnt no patron hns yet
ROBIIED BANK
7th—That on Wednesday night,
officers feel much encouraged over
_______________ i Federation of Iuibor und referred to October 13th, a large number of pat- claimed the honor of making such n
IN FORD’S TOWN the renewal of interest and tho bat
WEATHER AND CROP CONDI' a committee.
thront, ns none claim to he night rid
I rons did meet with said l>onrd.
ter attendance which greatly exceeds
TIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE |
--—
------------8th—'Thnt Superintendent Lawton ers.
that of several years.
v m v r OCTOBER
IE
did, through his influence, get the
21st.—That it would seem that if
The program on Wednesday opened
WI-.LK vENDING
OCIUIlfc.ll °6 GEORGEc tWill
v c neunriiA
TH
county board to meet nnd pass the said boards nre so much in fear of ____ _____ ____________ _
with a very delightful piano solo,
same resolution, making it reach to snid threat, it nppenrs thnt it is their to lie face downward, on the floor. Grand Vnlsc do Concert rendered by
all busses in the county thereby tak duty to protect the lives of their buss- They obtained $15,000 nnd escaped In Miss Julia Laing, who ranks among
ing the matter out of the hands of the
an automobile.
the best of the girl musicians !n the
local board and forestalling nny
chnnco of rcconsilatinn with that
board.
9th—'Thnt1 on meeting with the
Bonn! Wednesday night snld superin
tendent did rend in the beginning of
the meeting said resolution. And patrons were informed that they wen* __ __
wasting their time in further protest. mnnth
10th.—That said boards nnd super- nn)j
intendent were requested to give, by nnythii
what law, right, or privilege that they
made surh demands. And patrons
were tohl to employe their own coun‘ t
Literature and Music Depart
ments Hold Sway
8C'
‘ .
.
n bonrds
, i
* 11th.—Thnt
said
nndi super- 'j thcreb;
pennlp
Intendent were there nnd then re- j
j
quested to rescind their notion, nnd If
'
AND JURY AFTER THE I'EO in financial difficulties cnll on snid,
pntrons
for
a
contribution,
with
the
1
RLE WHO THREW THE
assurance
thnt
they
would
possibly
J
1
1
GAMES
receive double the amount demnnded,
with the statement thnt we .nre men,
25tl
not mules, to lx* driven.
, But cn
12th._That it wns shown thnt it will n
wns costing tho county nbout $14.90 , crntlc
to transport n chi'd, for the year, on ^them,
the Enst Side nnd nbout $34.00 on the .
South nnd West side.
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ANTI-HUFFS WILL
NOT REGISTER TO
VOTE IN GEORGIA
(Dr Tfc« A»«o«Ut»d Pit**.)
MACON, Gn., Oct. 29.—Declaring
their intention of continuing the fight
•jrainst woman suffrage nnd express
ing the belief that they enn defent,
through the supreme court, the Susan
B. Anthony amendment, prominent
women of thi) Georgin association
opposed to equal suffrage nt ft meet
ing here Wednesday, voted not to
register.
In the resolutions adopted is «n npPeal to the teachers nnd pro•achers of
Ceorgin to "explain to the public
why we so bitterly oopose woman
•effrnge and we quote front the offic
i i manifesto of tho communist pnr«y, knowing that Georgia men and
women, black nnd white, can see the
dangers ahead of the United States.
Suffrage, or nnti-auffrage, they will
kelp us defent these inquitous
•themes of Alice Pnul nnd her crowd
who intend to destroy the home life
snd moral uplift for which Christlaiw
Ity has been struggling for 2,000
yean."
That the new voting element—the
women—nre going to the polls nex- IAltamonte:
Tuesday prepared to enst their ballot j
Intelligently, Is shown by tbeir eng- , A
erness nnd willingness to learn elec-1
tlon laws nnd methods. “Schools for ; n
voters" nre being held this wreck v
throughout the entire county, nnd Jn
Mr*. John Leonard!, chnlrmnn of the school room, where a
Seminole County Democratic Women tera" will be conductr
ED BODY TAKEN THROUGH Voters league, is addressing Inrge, thirty nnd five o rlocl
DHLIN AND OFFICIALS
audiences in all the precincts, where portunity to all of th
WOULD NOT PERMIT
she is being received with enthusiasm, precinct to attend om
The county is being organized Into classes,
Ultd
precinct groups of purposeful, enmMrs. D. L Thrnshi
les, Oct 29—The est women whose advent Into the structlon classes also
HOLYHEAD,
Mayor MacSwin- ranks of Democratic voters is not temoon for the Per
shipment
was preceded only welcomed but Is urgently sought, voters of Precinct Nc
ey’s body direct to Cork
l»h House.
|,y violent scenes between officials by the Democratic brothers.
and mourners whho wanted the body
During the week, precinct captains
A “fake election" *
through
Dublin
where
a
big
and
committees
have
been
appointed
dummy
ballots used
taken t---- —
iintva•
•i rrfclnct
demonstration was p-jlanneu. After a ns #follows.
, , ^nthrrinjrii
* *t
got possession of
Snnford:
Mrs.
It.
only
interesting
but
fist fight offlcials
i"-'
Precinct No. 1
the body and placed it aboard a stcam- C. Maxwell, Mrs. It. J. Holly.
er bounJ for Cork. Mourners refusPrecinct No. 2— Monroe: Mrs. W.
the body
rd to follow t—
- - and went on to F. Blackman.
Dublin.
Precinct No. 3—Sanford: Mrs. D
L. Thrasher, Mrs. S. Puleston, Mrs
REPUBLICANS w il l w in
COCCI!I KILLED RUTH
SAYS WILL HAYSS
CRUGER SA^S COUNSEL II. H. McCaslin.
Precinct No. 4—Paola—Miss Co\ce
•By
iMciUUti Prf*i)
, luMliUt Pr»»0
Suddath.
new YORK, Oct. 29—Will Hayes,
Italy, Oct. 29—CounPrecinct No. 5—Oviedo: Mr*. W
fhairmnn of the Republican national
I *
Cocchl, who Is charged P. Carter, Mr*. J. W. lawton.
•ommittce, Issued ** statement today sel for
ler of Ruth Crugcr In
Precinct No. G-,Gcneva: Mr*. En
wyin-r the official Republican survey with U
ity ir. 1917, admitted
J
dor
Curlett.
Indicates that Harding and Coolldgc NcW
the girl bat co.ilar.d.'d
will receive the "largest popular mn- t.occ i
by domestic troublo snd I Precinct No. 7 Chuluota: Mrs. C
Jonty ever cast" in the picsldtntial he wa*
|D. Drumley.
•ketion.
,w,ne'
Mrs.
E THAT ALL CROPS
MARKETED AS DEMAND
REQUIRES
stO l.E MILLIONS FROM
EXPRESS COMPANIES
Attorney
Joseph
to the
>conduct
a the nlbuilding
MACON, Oct.
29.—Indictments
charging conspiracy to putloin and
embcixle property of the United
States, conspiracy to emhezzlo Inter
state express shipments and conspir
acy to defraud the United States
were returned by the Federal grand
jury here yeatzrdny, against sixtyfour express messengers, express
agents, railroad conductors and oth
ers.
’**
,
The American Railway Company
presented evidence to the grand jury
«howing that for the first six months
of this year property stolen from th#
express company In Southern states
amounted to $1,018,722.94.
The articles alleged to havo been
, stolen range from furs, silk shirts,
pocket knives and guns to hogs,
chicken*, fish and eggs.
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THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1 « 0
THIS WEEK’S OFFERINGS
STEWART, THE FLORIST
Poinscttas,
.
.
Hybiscus, Salmon, Red, double
red.
Fern*.
Order* taken now for Pancy, Snap
dragon, Calcndrlla And o;hcr plants.
LONGWOOD PICK UPS
J. M. Watta and family left
Wednesday for Dunedin where Mr.
Watt* will be enraged In the mercan
tile business having bought out Mr.
MeGahey* store.
7.1r*. Dock Hasley and little son
are with her grandfather, Mr. Davis,
on the west side of toum while Mr*.
Davis is in Chicago for a visit..
Mr. nr.d Mrs. Walter J. Ward and
son will not return to Salam, Mass.,
as Mr Ward has accepted a position
in Orlando with the Stocking Plumb
ing Co. The Ward* will go to house
keeping in Orlando.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
RATES
Rev. D*. J. n Pntton was a guest
at the home of Mr. nr.d Mr*. W. L.
Henley on Celery avenue; n portion
of his stay during the Presbyterian
meetings.
Minimum Charge for any one
Ad.........................
25c
One Time, per word----------- lc
Three Times, per word------- 2c
Six Times* per w o rd ...-------- 3c
Elizabeth Stile* wns out from town
spending last week nt the Zemovonu
Mis* Evn Stuart left Monday for
Tnmpa where she will be employ home.
ed by (he Southern It. R.
Miss Mnniic Sfccl is recovering
from a serious ulcer on her right
Mr. and Mr*. Tillis were stopping eye. Miss Steel wns in the hospital
in Orlando on Monday.
in DeLnnd several days under Dr.
Ingram's
care.
The I.idles of the Civic League
gave n farewell pnrty nt the Library
Travel has been resumed on the
Monday in honor of Mrs. Wait* nnd Genevn ferry bridge nftor extensive
family.
‘
repnir*.
Mr. MeGahey of Dunedin was n
Mr. nnd Mrs E. A. Moffett have
visitor in Lengwood the first of the built another house on their Mellonweek.
ville avenue property, making three
houses they hnvc there now to rent
W. S. Entzminger of I’lnnt City
----------- x----------was the guest of his brother C. W.
OVIEDO.
Entzminger Inst week.
Mrs. J. II. Lee returned Tuesday
Mr. nnd Mrs. Histlinc were shop
from the Florida Sanitarium much
ping in Orlando Fridn.
improved in health.
Her mnny
W. S. Entzminger of Plnnt City has friends arc delighted to hnve her nt
purchased the property knowt| ns the home again nnd hope she may gain
strength rapidly.
i--------------- place.
*311V.!
Mrs. T. G. Simmons returned Mon
Mr. and Mr*. Polk nnd twin boys
day
from a visit of two weeks to
left Saturday for their home nenr
her parents in Indinna.
Sanford.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. P. Roger* left
C. w. Entzminger hns purchased n Monday
for their home nt Little Riv
Ford sedan.
er, Fla., nftor n visit of several days
J. T. Dlnkel was transacting busi with Mrs. Rogers’ sister, Mrs. A. P.
Fnmcll.
ness in Snnford cn Monday.
Over Six Times, l-2c per word
per issue.
WANTED
W anted— Corn. The Beacham
Grain Co of Alachua Fin. will pay
you the market price for car corn in
car lots. Farmers can Join together
n making up c a rs.______ 49-tfc.
WANTED—Second hand show case.
Inquire nt the paint store In the Wolakn Block, Railroad Way. 5-tfc.
WANTED—Reliable colored girl for
general housework in Minmi. Call
209 E. Fifth street, Snnford.
It
WANTED—Every hoy in Seminole
county to subscribe to “Florida
Scout," a monthly boy’B magazine.
Trial six months 15c. Address Wil
lard Lumley, Editor, Sanford, Flor
ida.
8-3tp
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.—TO fishing parties or
tourist parties, 20-foot, half cabin,
Licensed FFC ._Y6 ctad ctaoinilnnn
ennony motor bont fully cnulpped.
Licensed pilot who knows the St.
Johns. Phone 348 L. G. Loveless 45tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. Saulsburgh of OrlnnMisses Mnble Swope, Gayle Mar
do spent Sunday the guest of Mr. shall, Elizabeth Young nnd A. D.
Mitchell nnd Clemmons Hnll repre
and Mr*. J. M. Wnits.
sented the Oviedo Christinn Endeavor
The Indies of the Civic Longue Society nt Snnford Wednesday night
will serve a baked bean and salad nt the address of Chas. F. Evans to
supper nt the Library on Fridny eve the Christinn Endcavorer* of the dis
nt six o'clock.
trict.
,
-----------x----------UI’SALA AND GRAPEVILLE
Carl Farncli spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. A. P. Fnmcll.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Krell arc expected
home Sunday from their visit with
A political rally of the Democratic
relatives nenr Arendia.
inrty wns held nt the Oviedo school
.louse
Fridnv night. The speakers
I
Elmer Tyner accompnniidj Mr. for the evening were C. M. Hand,
Jnmlson to I sic worth grove to spend Schelly Maine*, George De Cottos
the week-end with Mr. nnd Mrs. Fry. nmi Judge Dickson nnd Mrs. Lconnrdi, all of Sanford.
Volie Williams motored to Tnmpa
spending a couple of days last week.
On Saturday night a Republican
rally wns held In Snnford, the Oviedo
Mr. Swan of Twin U kes was n Republicans attending this meeting
visitor with friends in> Grapevine, were: Mr. nnd Mrs. B. G. Smith, Mr.
Sunday.
nnd Mrs. S. W. Swope and Mrs. W. B. I
Williams.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Campbell nnd
their two little ones motored up to
Mrs. W. E. Argo nnd Pnlmcr
St. Augustine for n few daya visit Argo spent Snturdny in Orlando.
with her parents, returning Monday
evening.
Mrs. R. L. Wheeler entertained the
Crochet Club Wednesday nfternoon.
Willie Tyner of Sanford, while his Most of the members were present
wife wns making n short visit with nnd n most delightful nfternoon was
her sister in Jacksonville, spent Sun spent.
day nfternoon nnd evening with his
Grnpevlllc folks.
Mrs. C. S. Lee returned Friday
from Gainesville where she nttended
Emil Mngnuson expects to leave the Federation of Wesley Bible Class
this week to take up his oversight of es Inst week. Mrs. Lee gave n most
orange packing for Chnse nnd Co. interesting nnd inspiring nccount of
at Merrits Island.
the meeting nt the SunJny School
hour Sunday morning, making every
A. F. Wcstcrdlck is spending this one
feel thnt just the right delegnte
week ngin with his sister Mrs. Hen- hnd been sent from the Oviedo Metho
ton nenij Maitland going down in his dist Sunday school.
car.
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Cash must accompany order. Ten
cents extra If charged.
Advertising In this column In which
the address of the advertiser Is not
given but which refers you to Post
office Itox Number or Care of the
Herald MUST be answered accord
ingly. Please do not ask us for the
names of advertisers advertising In
this way. Usually we do nof know
who they are, nnd if we do we are not
expected to tell you.
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms nnd
kitchenettes. Apply Shirley npnrtments, opposite Postoffice.
48-20t
FOR RENT—Two Inrge furplshcn
house-keeping rooms, with running
wntcr nnd two otthcr housc.kccphg
rooms without running water. Do
not object to children Mrs. Ridllng,
205 Oak Avenue.____________ 7-3tp.
FOR RENT—A largo well fumlshcd bed room. 717 Park ave.
5-tfc.
FOR SALE—One good Jersey milk
cow. Inquire, V. E. Douglass* at
Court House.
w 8tf; dlC l'ltc
FOR SALE—Good farm mule in
good condition. M. Fleischer. 5-tflc
FOR SALE—Single wagon cheap;
also two heifer calves two ycarr old.
A. H. Stone, Cameron avenue. 6-3tp.
FOR SALE—Good team of males
Lake Jessup Garden Co., Oviedo, 6.2ti
FOR SALE—Four choice pigs, nine
weeks old. E. B. Randall, 818 First
stre et
fl.tfc.
FOR SALE—Good second hand fur
niture a t 710 Oak avenue. Call in
afternoon or evening. ________ 9-2tp
FOR SALE—One upright Cnble pi
ano in first class condition, part
cash, rest on time. Mrs. G. C. MeDougle, Celery Ave.
9-4tc
For Sole—Celery farms, any Bite,
to suit purchaser. Buy from owner.
Box 27G, Snnford, Fla.
50-tf
FOR SALE—Flowers and eras
117 Laurel Avenue.
2-Gtc
Young milk cow for sale Telephone
4604.
3-6tf.
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Get your orders In n o w f ^ T
new Buick car. See W. j. Thllpta[
46-tfe.
1 buy-, pay cash for .econd htBl,
pianos. Address 362 Sanford, Florid!
__________________________ 44-tfe
Order your new Buick r.o*
you will not lose any time on til
new car load coming in «0un,
Elder Spring Water. T. 0. ChTTlTl
r * '™ a “ - ■__________
in ,!
Dr. D. C.Ward, Osteopath ij i,
Sanford on Tuesday and Fr«..
of each week.
g^ *
You can order your nex Buick
now and save time on the next ttt
loatl-__________
Electric Fans. Charles Electric Co.
50-tfc
_______ .
FOR SALE.—50 fine frylnv chick,
ens apply L. F. Roper West Side 73tc
FOR SALE.—Ford delivery truck
tab body.
Phone 160.______ 7-3tc.
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE—
30,000 Charleston Wakefield ready
to set nbout Oct. 15th. $1.00 per
1,000.—F. L. Greene, West Side. P-tfc
FOR SALE.—Jersey and Du roc
pigs, Lottie Bezier, French Ave. 74tp
The Daughters of Wesley will hold
Pair good mulca and wagon for their Christms Bazaar on Saturday,
51-tf
sale Inquire Merchants Grocery Co. November 27th.
46-tfc
Frank Losslng
Contractor & Builder
Phone 467
MISCELLANEOUS
The Leesburg laundry has opened
Receiving nnd delivery Statioji nt
Rny Brothers Battery service stn t.
ion, Old Ford Garage, this is in ad.
dition to regular service. The very
fine quality of work turned out by
the Leesburg Laundry is known all
over the south. Troy Rny, Phone
442 is In charge of the Sanford
Branch.
__7_ltfc
The Ladles Union of the Congrega
tional Church will hold their onua)
bazaar December 11.
6-tfc
FOR SALE
TAKE NOTICE. Bring
IDE" Batteries to t h e & 5 ? C P *
station at old Ford Gara*.
If its Batteries or Automobile Tires
you need and want to save nonet
see Ray Brothers at the Old Ford
Garage, we mean this.
7m f>
BATTERY TROUBLES are ended
when you install in your car an “EX.
IDE" Buttery. “THE GIANT THAI
LIVES IN A BOX." One of tie
world’s strongest Batteries. R»j
Brothers, Distributors. Phone 442,
Old Ford Garage, Sanford, Fla. 6
Buy your post cards at the Herald
office. Beautiful views, lc each.
How manij miles
did i|ou march the
summer Cleveland
was nominated
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Too Late to Classify
Mr*. V. C. Coller nnd her sister,
Mrs. Jennie Gleason nnd son, Clyde
of Canton, N. J. hnve l>cen visiting
with their old schoolmate Mr*. A. r. IF YOU WANT TO BUY A DESIR
ABLE HOME address, C. II. Smith,
Westordick; Mrs. Gleason nlso spent
an nfternoon with Mrs. Ballinger.
217 E. Third Street, Snnford, Fla.
10-2tp
Mr. A. F. Westerdick hns just fin
Stewart, The Florist, 814 Myrtle
ished building n butcher pen for Ilnr- Avenue. Phone 2C0-W.
10-tfc
ney Beck.
WANTED—Utiy
or
gentleman
ngent in the city of Snnford for
Clarence Tyner nnd Richard Fish Wntkins
Famous Products. Known
er of Tnmpa after spending n week of everywhere.
Big Profits. Write J.
their vacation with relatives nt WinTenn.
dcmcrc nre now spending n few days It. Watkins Co., 67 Memphis,W-10-2tp
nt the home of their uncle nnd aunt,
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. 0. Tyner; they nre THREE PER 1I1LL, H5 CARS PER
acre, fnney Watson melon seed. $3
real pleased with Snnofrd.
lb. Five hundred to thousand dollars
Mrs. Andrew Ilartelson entertain enr net 1920. Cultural, fertilization
Thirty
ed Saturday night with a party for method given on inquiry.
the young folks, in honor of Mrs. yenrs' experience, thousands acres
Mulcr's guest Miss Mae Dryden of planted repeatedly. L. A. Stoncy, Al__________W10-ltp
Tarver, Georpin. The evening wns lendnle. S. C.
pleasantly spent in gnmes nnd re FOR RENT—2 nice large furnished
housekeeping rooms. 205 Onk Av
freshments of cake and ice cream
were served, the evening passed all enue, Eagle Home, Mrs. Riddling.
10-3tp
too quickly.
Besides the host nnd hostess there FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms
were present the Misses Mae Dryden,
with lmth in private family, 117
Vida Hodges, Margaret Ericson, Eu laurel Ave.________________10-3tp
nice nnd Florence Tyner, Myrtle Mut FOR RENT—New bungnlow, 5 rooms
er, the boys and young men included,
hath, screened breakfast room nnd
Waif red I’lerson, Archie Swanson, screened
porch, nlso gnrage nnd gar
Carl Pierson, Clarence Bergquist
John llenrv nnd Elmer Lundquist and den plot. Apply *E. A. Moffett, Cel
ery nvc. Phone 167-W.
__ 10-ltp
Erie and Sydney Vihlen.
WANTED—A
place
to
work
anil a
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by
n
young
womnn
with
two
EAST SANFORI?
smnll children. Address Box 880,
Rev. W. T Rancher wns over from Snnford. F i n . ___________ 10-3tp
The Truth Seekers of the Metho
Apopka nnd preached in the nfter
noon nnd evening at Moore’s station dist church will hold their Thanks
church Inst Sunday, the infnnt daugh giving bnznnr Nov. 19 and 20. All
ter of Mr and Mrs. Frank Cowan kinds of uprons, hnnd embroidered
wns baptized before service nnd giv pillow enzes nnd all kinds of fancy
nrticlcs.
10-4tp
en the name of Maraietta.
"Say it with Flowers"—Stcwnrt,
There will be a Hallowe’en soclnl The Florist.
10-tfc
at Moore’s station church Friday ev
ening, Oct 29, with r. program and
supper ns entertainment Everybody
come and get your aupper.
,
SEEDS
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Drcsor,
daughter and son, and Mrs. Dres
ser’s mother, Mrs. Lovlcla Paige, ar
rived last Friday from Watertown,
N. Y. They have bcea ipcndlng the
summer there.
A C-pound daughter was born to
Mr and Mrs. Ugood Warren last
Friday.
Mr*. Uchldn hns returned to Phila
delphia to resume her study of the
violin. She will be n member of n
symphony orchestra club this winter.
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PUm Mirim's Hy-Test S««d» F»r C*ed
Result*
Garden and Held seed for fall
planting, aeed oata, rye, barley,
rape. New crop turnips* cab
bage, egg plant, pepper, beans,
bs, potatoes and onion ^sets.
rgest and oldest csta...........
need house in the state.
SEND FOR FALL CATALOG
AND SEED SPECIAL.
E. A. MARTIN SEED CO.
JscksostUU
Fkrida
the time
. th e first a u to m o b ile
parade w as organized? Even
the good old torchlight pro
cession had to give w ay
before the advance of prog
ress.
em em ber
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S e le c t y o u r t lr v i a c
c o r d in g to th o r o a d s
they ha *o to travel:
11
Tires are often sold
same w ay politics are.
In sandy or hilly coun
try, wherever the going
is opt to be heavy—The
U. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roods- -The U. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels —
The U. E. Plain.
For beat result*—
every w here— U. S.
Royal Cords.
the
The last people to wake
up to what they are getting
are the p e o p le w h o p a y th e
bills.
The bills are getting too
big these days in both cases.
And the man w ho is feeling
it most with respect to tires
is the man who owns a
m o d e r a te -p r ic e car.
Ill
(XML CDRD-nOBm-QVJNUSCD-PtAJH
The idea that the small car
owner doesn’t need a good
tire is rapidly going the w ay
of all m istaken ideas.
H e needs it m o r e them
a n yo n e else. It’s part of our
job, as w e view it, to see
th a t h e g e ts it.
Our tire service starts with
g o o d tir e s — U. S. Tires. A ll
s iz e s made to a sin g le sta n d
a r d of quality—none graded
down to the price of the car
they will go on.
U. S. perfected the first
s tr a ig h t s id e a u to m o b ile tire
— the first p n e u m a tic tru ck
tire.
The U. S. guarantee is for
the life o f th e tire, and not
for a limited mileage.
IV
W h en w e recommend and
sell U. S. Tires w e do so in
the interest of g r e a te r tire
econ om y. It is our experi
ence that that is the b e s t
w a y to build up a sound and
sizable business. ,
United States Tires
K
Lawton Bros. Co., Inc., Oviedo, Fla.
A. G. Gainous, Osteen, Fla.
Oviedo Garage, Oviedo, Fla.
Kent Vulcanizing Works, Sanford.
A. II. Fuller, Altamonte Spring*, Fla.
L. M. Rehbinder, Genera, Flc.
D. D. Daniel, Chuluoto, Fla.
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Midway Garage, Longwood, FU*
B. A O. Motor Co., Sanford, Fl»*
1. W. Phillips & Sons, Sanford,
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�THE SANFORD WEEKLY HBRALD FRIDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1929
Registration List of Qualified
Voters of Seminole County
Florida, for 1920
A lp h a b etica lly arranged list, by election districts, o f registc
electors, qualified to v o te in the G eneral E lection
November 2 , 1920
P u blished accordin g to law by th e C o u n ty S u p erv iso r o f
R egistration:]
A ltan a. J. Ih
AMr.,Ire. A. B.
Aldrtdpr, JV. <i.
Aden. J. T.
Allman. O ita.
Andenon. J. I.
A/roocke. J. C.
Adame. T. I'.
Adame. A. M.
Allen. O. B.
Allen. B. II.
Atplcwall, M. C.
A pplet/. A. K.
Adame. C. U.
Arthur. (leri. J\\
A pplet/. Jlre. Ella
Allen. Jes.
A&denon. Andrew
Atplnrtall, Mn Lor/
Andenon, J. E.
Appllnt. Juwephln*
Andereoo. Jllee Apnea
Adame. Ccoetance M.
Alllanr. Jlre. Currlne
AlUaun. M n. Sadie
Allien. Mr*. Sarah
AtUeon Mr. Minnie II.
Adame. Jlrt. Ella 8.
Allen Jlre. Elter
Allen. Minnie l-ee
Allen. U
Adam*. J in t.nelli
Allen. lira. Mar/ J.
A/cocke. Kalterlne
Auelln. Mile*
Abrabem. Boa*
Auttln. Llat
Ale tender. J ltr/
Allen. Mtn III bn
Baker, t . J.
Band/. A. B.
Ilalllnpar. (leu. T.
Barlow. John
Barrett. J. I .
lU rcllff. P. C.
Halle/. G. JJ*.
lle it t /, JV. II.
Barnhart. J. f.
Brawn, C. JJ*.
Brawn. 8. E.
Bette. C. A.
Ilerr/. C. Jl.
Bennett. E. II.
Bell. T. J.
Hltaere. 8. J.
Illlllnpate/. J. W.
Ilo/kln. JJ*. It.
Ilradd/. JV. VI.
Itramon I’. C.
Ilraatou. J. A.
Brewer, G. A.
Brown. E. 1..
Ilrowr.leee. E. P.
B/rd. C. L.
Bettf. JV. E.
Brawn. S C.
Itr/ant. JVm.
Benton. Jlre. I ota
tlrawer. Mn. J'lctort*
llrotl.enon. J in lo r e tti
Boetlck, Ed.
Ilerr/, Mr* Itlle/ Jl. Blelchrr
Hand/. Edwin*
Balllnprr. J in . I*«> Bell*
Brownlee. Jlr* I.HUin
Ilo/kln. Itoea E.
B all/. M n. J o /
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Brown. Jllaa Winnie
Blackwell. Alleene
Burnt. Charlie
lllrrire. In n e T.
Illpaen. I'anl O..
Blppera. Jlre. Itertba
B 'lllnp . Jlr* Blorenc*
B oll/. Mn. Jlirte II.
Bradford. U B.
Beilin. Ola*
Half*. JV. II.
B attle/, Until*
H a ile /. J in Nan.*/.
Brlnaon. l-ena
■teller. Ml** Aire I|lrw.ke. JV. I*.
Brnikt. J in Victoria
llerlack, Melinda
lloellck. Ilaltle
lira/. Mre. Sir.ah
lllalr. Mra Jllanle
Itr/cHi*. Mra Brand*
llr/ona Mlaa Edna
flarb.w. Jin. Jlarparat
Campbell. J. F.
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Carlton. T. C.
ft,ate. 8. O.
Chandler. Jno. L.
Charlee. T. O.
Clark. It.
CiHirh. Jamea
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Colbert, It U
('•"tad. Eurent
Clark. G. E.
Cobb. I*. P.
Cr.hb. II. P.
Cobh. C. C.
Cowan, JJ*. II.
C ollett. JVm.
Cook. G. JV.
t rim. O.- JV.
Calhoun, Geo.
Carlton, Carl
Cru*by. I*. !..
Pranatnn, C. J.
Coulter. A. J.
Campbell. Jtr*. Sareb
Chancellor. Mr*. Sarah A.
Connelly. Mr. nuhy
Chin*. Geo.
Cotart, (Hltla
Cisiprr. Itlrhmond
Chat*. Ilandall
Cummlir* Carrie
Corker. I.lu le
Charlee, Mr*. Ora May
Coleman. A. (1.
Camphell. Camilla R.
Cobb. Jlra F**r
Cm**. Jl. II.
IW.k. Jtr*. Btoaale
Caldwell. Jlra. t aura
Cunningham. Mra, Fannie
Cbepmen. J*". E.
Charman. JV. P.
Chapman. E. I.
Colrman. Iwu*lr
Campbell. A. I.
Cobh. Mr*. Minnie
Courier. Mra. l.ocy
fVeiey. Jlra. J'lrplnla
Clerk. Jlary
Carrall. Jlra. Edla
Cars1*11, O. N.
Culler, Lenort
Cunningham. Minnie
Chepman. Innle J*.
Cranetnei. Mr*. Jlary E.
Cunningham. Jt.
Cbeetlne. JV. 8.
Crn»e. Mra. Jtarraret Meed
Crate. A llerl
«*,anae. Jlre. Ixnlte
Traik. A T.
Cerrall, E. Jt.
ftiaee. Jtr* Iwnra
Clark. Idinr*,
C"i In*. J'r* led*
tinnier. J. B.
Conner, JJ*m. E.
Carrawar. Mra. Gertrud*
Cnlltne. I./da
Cate* Mr*. Clara
frnthr, J'r* (Meat
Canter. JV T.
Chapman. Charlie
I'arlt. Andrew
IM eacb , Ullt«rt
Ptngle, Alonu.
IMckeun. E. JV.
tloane, B. II.
I-nlUwe. II. C.
Barn. T. 8.
Harm. M n. Eater
l>a/a Tl.eceleua
Hantele, (lertrnde
Hlckaon. Mra. Mildred
DeeU. Macpte
I*ebne/. Rcwco*
Herr eon, J. II. K.
Baele, BenJ
D o n e/, llrr Pale
I^wee/. J. P.
P tla n c e /. lle n r /.
B eljin ce/. C berll/
ImUoee, M. A.
Pnrnaa J. II.
Pjeon. B. II.
1in lin e. Annie JV.
Pjkee. Ml#a Ellraleth t*.
Pueaer. N. J.
Peaa. Mn Jladae W.
p|ektna,«. M n Boat
lain anti. II. JV.
n i l u o . Ibmior
Ertrkeun. Allied
Elder. B. Jl.
Bubaofc*. C C
Ehr*ua|wrg«r. II.
I*i urdepro. J?ra. kr/anda
Blllaun. 11nr ale
Baaterh/. Sarah Jl.
Eetrldce. I I
Baltl.lar, J |,.. Ma(*l
Bohanke. Tlllle
Eairldar. O. II.
Eatrldpe, Jlr*. IU nnle
Ehree*f>eer.f, t.ia
Elder, M i. tl. r II.
Elllwn. Ella Ma/
B.atrldre. Ilarrletf
EnsIMi. JJarkwm
Edward*. C|a»a
IMwarde, l.nln
Berpnw.n. J II.
remandet, Jo*
Bltte. W A Jr.
riel.1*. JV. I*
Blelda. A. A.
Boa. T. M
Branch. A. V.
Baento. Tun/
l - t e r . Jlfred
Belker. Ibomae
Breefreo T. E.
freeman. Jlr* Naomi
ToM E t l .l
teraueun. Jfra Jl*e»
Bernandet. Sir*. Jllertn I
Bedotea. Jtr* Heater A.
Brlenani. Will
Blelda. Jlrt Ilaltle O.
Border, J. T.
Bnran. Jtn. Sarah
Boren J ||.« |*l|..b eih N.
Bren. ,. l l n . Katherine
BerKh. II It.
Garner.
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G allatailk. A. A.
Getren, T JJ*.
Griffin JJ* J
iilb*on. II. I_
Glllon. J Jl.
t'llbei JV. p.
Griffin. It f..
lireen*. E. L.
Gondhoe. P. |_
Goerlf. Brank
Green. T. T.
Grow. I..
Green. J. E.
Gatlin. A. A.
Gnudell. JV J
Gay. J |.
Got*. Jtarlun
t|r**ta|e Jtl.a St*.an J.
lireen. JV* O
Green. Ketrr F
Green l.llll* G
Graham, Brank JV.
GUerard. Stephen
Green. A.lrtma
Grerl*/. Iteeale
Griffin. Mr* Jfarel* II
Glllon. Jlr*. Nellie II.
Oowan. 1.1111#
Go/e. John
Gratrnatrln. I'*.I*
G iefte. Mia* Al ma
G rill. Ch.rll*
Green. It. 11.
tioertr. Jllaa Clara
G rlrr., E. I..
Gray. Jilt* letal*
Got*. Mr* Harriett
Ortffin. Ilaltle
Grow. Jlr*. Jllnnt*
GlUon. Jlr* Neill*
G attett. Jlra. ttr/a I.
Griffin. Jtr* Katie O.
1111Pat. Jtr* lout**
Green Jtr. ITU,* E.
(Illdw. I.. It.
Grlrp.. R I*.
lle ll. Frank
Hand. JJ*. S
Hand. C. J|.
Ilennon, Tl.o*.
Ilanlun. I. G.
Ilarlee. JV. JV.
Ilarp hl. J. A.
Hatklna. N. C.
Haaklne, C. |*.
Ilerndaa. O. I*.'
Ilar/ee. JJ*. E
llawklna. JV. E.
lllll. JJ'. C
lllrrln*. Edw.
Illgplnt
Jl. E.
Hogan.. E. E.
Howell. B. A.
Hart. Geo. |».
Hulrhlnton, 1 It.
tinnier. J. JJ'.
tinnier. C. E.
ttf*>lehan. JV. P.
Ilyne* JV It.
Hunter. / . Nt.
Humthrle*. G. C.
Ilonaer. II T.
Hurt. J. I..
Ilernd-n. It. JV.
Hutrldnaon. It.
Hagan. I . I'.
1tonal older. Gralrhen
Huff. I turn l„
lllrgln*. lira Beatrice
Holly, Jlr*. May T.
Itai an. Mr*. Ilertha A.
Ilenry. T. II.
Ilertii. E. P.
Iltm n e tt. J. E.
Iltrrle 8 JV.
Hilton. Sam
llouatnn. lew la
lla ff. Geo. JJ*.
Illggln*. Mra Jail*
Hand. MPa Ruth
Hand. lira. Marts*
llend, Mra. Ilerthn
llart. J. IIlert. Mre. Ilertine
llerrlnp. Mr* Jlary R. II,
Humphrey, Mr*. Anita
liuutrt.an. Mr*. Grara
llogan. Etta
Ilerr,-l.t. Mra Allr*
Hoy. Jllaa Ellen
lloweiA. J*r*. Bll*
llerrlnp. Geo. (1.
Iltrrle. Mi*. Marptret
Hunter. Mre. Jlty
llmtglne. J tn . Ella
Hart. C. C.
Hartgatmnk, 'tartlett
llau in rtt. Jlr*. Jennie
Hand. Jfra. Mary A.
Ilau.lv. Mutala
Ilyne*. Mr* Jtatlla
lletnrtcli, U. E.
Ilaraar*. E. C.
Ilardln. J. II.
IlarTle. Bred
lla r e e /. Jlre. Alice
llawklna. Mattie
lllll. M n. Ann L.
H ard/. K.
Hurt, Mn. B on
lla /n e t. Cora
llaU . Ancle
llooatoo, Aante
lla r k e /, Mra. Era B.
Undaun. Jamea
llm . eon Mra. Jraaie
Hendenon. JV. R.
Ilotan. Mn. Aane* II.
llawklna. Mn. Ilaltle
Howard. Mra. Annie
Howard. Jlre. Brenkle
llraJcn-*). M,*. Minnie
Hlckton. Mra. Ollle
lla r e e /. JJ\ I*
llnmphrlee. I.. II.
Ilodalne. I., II.
I'all. Albert
Howard. J. H.
Jamreon. JV. K.
J a n ie . II. It.
Jlcklna. Jno. I*.
Jenklnt. II. I*.
Jew el. 8.
Jickaon, litr e
Johnaon. N. It.
Johnson, J. K.
Jubnt-ei. T. JV.
Jameton. H er/
Jonee. Mn. Ida
Jlnkln*. Mite Maude M.
Jew ltl. Mra. Eltiatwth I'
Joi nt, n. Mre. Err.me E.
Jelke. vine
Jelkt. (Mile
Jenklnt. Mre. H elen.G .
Jonee. Baul P.
Jlnklrt. Aeron
Jonee. J. III.I
Jlnklne. Bet*/
Jenklnt. II. kl
Jackern. Jar.nle
Jackton. JVIlUam
Jlnklat. Mn. Bertha
Jr.r/1*. Mar/ JV.
Zone*. Bara
Jackton. Sarab
Jlnkltit, I 'r n M
Jamaa. Andre*
Jamet. Been
Jone*. Olleer
Jewett. Martha
Beane. T.
Kent. I*. It.
K olabl. Albert H.
Krnpp. E.
Kent. *t T.
K lnf. It. J.
Klnp \lfra-d
KlnaM T. V
Kent, M ., Mel/ E.
Knrer M** Ine* *■'
Kendall. I ll) Stella
Keltr Man,fo
Krell. Jtn Mat-1 V.
h eig h t.. Cberb/
Knlpbt. Ada
Klndall. A.
KllpalrPk. Je*i>
Kina. r. K.
Kvclj. lira. Mel* I
Kell* Mre J J.
KtnUw. Mia. nallle
Klnlaw. Bimtan
Knlabt. Mn. Sarah A
Kolb, l l n fictile
Kolb L. I \
l.alnp. J E
l.awt u. J. B
L e t t lll. JV I*,
la n e. E. r.
launanl. N. II
Ml)*. A.
1.11lie. J. B.
la rp . J. E.
lon g. J. It
Iona. W. JV.
lord. Chat It
i.u e lin ltt. E B.
I und julat. II. G.
I.und'julat. A. T.
I.eM T ib i. John V*
Lae. Ann
M icro. Eller
L illie. Jlr*. Jane
Little M l.. C t’ t ’Ud'
Ijine, J in Jla/
I.*ppln. llenr/ A.
to e Jlr*. JViUle
la * . Ilenacer
l/.aele**. I- G.
la * . Jlr* Jlar/ M
laonard. Mr* Elliabeth
t a a / ll l . J in , Harriett B.
la * . Mr*. Bennie J*.
law ton. Jlr* Nell
l.lo/d. Jlr- lla r lo lle
la e . Jtn llel»n
IJnroln, Jlrt Iaic/ B.
IJncoln. Brank A.
law le. G. IV
law ta. J in E-lllh
la e . E .lell#
laarken. Ellen
I e*. Here/
I uinle/. Mrt NelL Ida
t.um le/, II. M.
Iona. JIG* Betalt
Mahar. J I*.
Jlatx.o*/. A. It.
Jlatone/ I* JJ',
Martin. P It
J'a/w ell. B. C.
J|r**enrer. J t*.
Jlerctr. JVm.
Jlobley. E. P.
Jlapruaon. E.
Mitchell. J U
Jtltrhrll. Jlra Mercy
JtrUct. Jno.
Miller J L.
Jl.niper, I*. B.
M o/e. J. M.
Mahoney. C. II
Jl/ere. A. I.
Jllrkln*. JV. L.
Jlaiw ell Mra May Bell*
Jlarkm. T. II.
Malthewe. Jlrt Ada C.
Miller. O. JV
M ini. J'lrplnla
Maratiall. Jlr* B.*a May
Murray, lletecca
Milton, lira Jraat*
Muller. Mary I-oul**
Jllnot. Julia
Moure. Joannab A.
Jlauae. Mr*. Bmtlle
Mnn*un, Jit** Bannle R ett
lluiucn, Mr*. Bannle B.
Mnntc.n. Mr* O. B.
Merrer. Certle. E.
Jlerretl. Hettl*
Methaln. Mra Merle
Mo/e. Jlra. Znla
Muller; Jll.t Eugenia
Merrill. Jew. 8.
Merritt. Belli
Mobley. Jlr*. iv,ra
Mickey. Mlt* I lo
Mllheltn. Mlt* Nall
Mercer. JJ'm.
Merrill. Jlaltle M.
Mea'liam. Henry
Jllnarlk. Mr*, lira
Marrow, J. JJ’.
Jlllkn . Jlra. Bannle C.
Merab, lira. Bertha
Melaeh. Jlra. I.llraletb
Metrlwether. Mrt. Annie
Malta. E. C.
lln ffttt Jlr* Suten
Matthew*. JV. J.
Jtr**. o e'er * Mr* Mercy
Miller. Mn. I.nl* A.
Murray, Pelllla
M. rran. Jlary
'lllien, Mlta Clara
Morrl* It ■■
M ini. E. O.
Monger, Mr*. Merle
Ma/o. B. C.
'lark .. Jlrt Ethel C.
Healer. JV. C.
JfrAb-tander, J. E.
Jlellrhle. JV. J.
MrCuller. I.. B.
Jlrl.tnlln. P. G.
JleConnell. E.
Jfrl.enlln. Ilanry
M rU nlln. J. I_
MrMollea. JV. A.
MrCarthy. C. R.
MH-Uller. Mr* Edna
MrCbejd. Bannle
MrCarthy. Etliatwth B.
Jlrl'rnm. Innlae
MrEwrn. Mre. Atklnaon,
Mrt aulln. lira. Kata II.
JlrJIUier. Jlra. Elliabeth
Jlrt***!. Jtr*. Janie
JtrAleaandrr. Jlra. May
McConnell, Mr* Bannlt
MrJtahon Jlra Hate) R.
JtrAlllaler. A. I*.
JtcGIB. Jlack
JtrCally, J. It.
Newman. R. A.
N ee.-, J—
Nelaon. It. II.
Ntwmaa. II. II
Nickel, llen r/
Takarb. J in . Ilertha
T i t ., O. U
Treat, Thraphllx
T n r, M n. Iloici
Tew, C. D.
Tamer, JHm lire
T h o o tt. Ilea
Nickel, Mra. farrl*
Norwood, l o t l t i
Na'eoo. E. C.
Niblick, K. r.
i
Mblack. /o * r.
Nelaon. Mlaa Annie
Nelaon. J in . Matilda
NlbUck, Mra. Ella
Owent. Heeler
Oreratraet. Adatlne
OUtrr, Mode*tine
Packard, Bee
Baaenbart. C. L.
Barker, J. I>.
Bkrrlah. A. I>.
Bleraoo. Walfred
I'eek, It. I_
Bell. V . It
Bennington, J. W,
Betere. It.
BotteU, JV. O.
Barker. Brank J.
Bollard. H o/
Berrlll. J. It.
B neittr. f t ha.
Prretim. f*. ,8 .
Bntr.am. Ed
I'htllli*. Clara
Barker, Hat tie
BMIIIpe. M i. tin t/
Palmar. J lltt M /rtlt
Biek. Jtn . Jfa/
Barker. Mra Sarah E. *
B nilfo/. B. K.
Powell. lent*
B eu ilfo/, Jtie. Ouda
I’lanter. llen r/
I’anln . IMdle
I'etrra. Mre. Alice J la /
Batteraon. M. E.
I’rniitnalon, Mn. W illie
Baaenharl. M n. Manila
Barenbart, Mlta 'Mna
Boat.. Ida
Barrel!. Ca—le
Beterbonte. J in Anna II.
Burden, M n. MaMU
raleetoa. w. u.
I’lei»>n, Carl
Bat Ion. M n. l e t tie
Bete/houa*. 8. W.
V tn j. Mra. II. V.
Blplar. C. II.
Blplar. Mn Ste*a O.
itarp. s .
Itandall. E. B.
Ilandall. Mac.
Hirer*. C. W.
Bice. C. K.
l llie n . I. Y.
BoMnauo. V'. M.
Itolt|r«. Aaron
Uottnaon, M. B.
Iloblaton. [I A.
Hunar. S.
Bohln-'o.
E.
Bohlnrvi. I. Jl.
Radford, cl. J
Boper. L. I’.
B a/. J. B.
Howe. JJ*. P.
Boulli, A.
Iteeee. C. B.
Ita). Mra. Ora I.,
Boper*. J. E.
Ilcbaun. Jfn . E rV l L.
Ilandall. J in . Anna
Ilandall. Jllee Helen
Banded. Jlrt. Nellie n.
Itcrable/. M n. Oclorla
RoLlnaon. T. J.
IlobMna, Mra. Slpna
Hire S /d n e /
Bhldilnr, Mr*. Julia
Eeed. Mn. Sarah
Heel lira
Bobbin*. Mr*. Alice E.
Ilonpe, Mr*. Emm*
Hot*rt*. Mr*. Motile
noberta. Mr*. Ella N.
Illeen . Mr*. Gertha
Ibvlpen. JJ'alltr *
ltot*rte. Jllaa Martha
Roberta. MU* Eh anur
Itocke/, Jlr*. Ada
Bette*. JV. JV.
Bedford. Jlre. Mattie
Itohertenn, Katie
llutvw. lean II.
Iloblnaon. J. A.
Roblnton. Jlar/
Reel. Mr* Rub/
Bntnhle/. J. A.
Shelle/. JV. I*.
Sheppard. J. A.
S*nn. O. It.
SMmmoo*. tl S.
Smith. J la e
Slack. G. E.
Slaophter. E. Jl.
Smith. A. P.
Smith. O. JV.
Smith. B. K.
Stafford. JJ*. A.
Sledt. I*, J.
Slllea, L* JV
Stewart. J 11
Strlnpfdlow. 1^ G.
Stone. I*. A.
Sutton. Norman
Smith. Oluf
S|**f. T E.
Schipp, A. J.
Schulte. Jlr*. Caaatndra
Spl/a. Martin
Sa/ape. Jtn . Bloter.ee
Strance, Jlr*. Ethel
Srewatt. J in . Kate
Stemiar. Jlr* (*Iar»
Smith. Ml * Jlrplnla
Sutton. Stale
Stapler, Mra Ruth
Speer. Mra Annie
Stenitram. tin / O.
S/*er. Jlr* I’arrle
Sehlrerd. 'I n . Jlerth*
Stone. Jtn . Brand*
Smith. Mre. Loretta
Starr. Jtn . Iswr
Smith,. I*. T.
Slme. I*. E.
Sewell. JV. It.
Sewell. Jlrt. Irene
Shepherd. J tn . Mercadew
Smith. Annie E.
SIplln. Brank. Jr.
Smith. O.
Sherman. Annie I..
S|*er. M n. P ale/ B.
Smith. John
Smith, A. C.
Sheaffer. It. C.
Seccrd. Jtn. J ler/ Jl.
Hlmmont. Annie
Sheppard. P ala/
Sheafrr. Jlra. M i/
Still. J. II.
Strlnrfrllow. Jlr* Grace
Smith. J in Wlnnln
SIplln, W. S.
Stenon Frank
Stetrnuui. M ot. Jl.
Huillll. Jlr. Stella II.
Slenalrwni. Jlra. A/l*
Slptl. Brank
Snll'ean. J. It.
SHlitan. J Jl.
Sll'l. Carl*
•'Is or. Mlu. UaUH*
so,|th. J in . Tlrttlne
sit mi M n. Antonio
Sim.,,*, llevate
Sehmehl. J in . Iletaer
Slemi*r. Jot.i,'
Sonper. Jlr*. Annie
Sterne*. JVm. S.
Stem**. M n Nannie
Sherman J. T.
^•Karh. G. t_
Tays>r. JV. II
Terheun. It. A.
Tew. I . K.
Terwllllger. J. II .
Till!*. JJ*. A.
Tlllle, J It.
Tyre. I- Jt
Tjner. T. O.
Tyler. C. It.
Thornton. JV. 8.
Turner. J. T.
Turner. JV. p.
TunaII, r . !,.
Ttiompaoo. J. A.
Terr. t„ Jt.. Jr.
Tliomaa. P. K.
Turner. F. •*.
Temple. Jl. JJ*.
Thornton. Errell
Thomne. JJ*alteri
T»«ie»iwi. Mra. Attn*
■non-lie. Jew
Ttioniee. Coer
Tele. I,. A.
Tbo*up*on: Jnatah
Tlnmp*uti. G eeegli
Townaervt. Jlra Carrie
Tim*, it !..
Tertelt. Jl. P
Ttein’ea, Fbira
■noniea. It. kl.
Tortrr. Z- E.
Tortee, Mra. loulee
Tuntll. Annla
•v,ner. Mr* Manllda
Th'imaa. I.a t-Il
T"d*r. Mra. Mary
Turner, Jana
Turnrr,* Grara
Tl unite. J ufd lne
Tllli* Jlre. Mtrpla
Thon.ee Mtnnla
TeKee. Mrt Aralika
TJiou-e*. Bill
T’ain-s. n. iJirlatln*
Thomas, Epaie
V
Wallace, A. II.
Walker. L. II.
Waehbora. U. r .
Warren. J. D.
Wall*. J. U.
Welch. J. L.
Westerdlck A. I*.
J J le r l« f. W. T.
JVIIaou, TLotcia
Wbllner, B. B.
W llllame. J. II.
» -i | l | . 0 f » . w «*
Wllllame, J. A.
W llU im i. T. W.
JVIUoo. O. C.
Woodruff, O. C.
Wuodruff, I1. I..
Woodcock. E.
Walker, H. C.
Wllllame. Bred T.
W hittle, r . it.
Walken, A. W.
Walden. Albert
•Vllaon. Sfeieu
Wataun. Charlotte
Watl.ee. J. E.
W iUm . Mli« Katherine
Wolfe. Mra. JlurUI
Wolf. 0 . J.
Wheeler, Breen
Walker, Mra. A. M.
Wllaun. Cuaaic
Walden. iHrcle
Woodruff, Mra. Brancea A.
Wheeler, Annie
W llicu, Ml»i I.tll.tr II.
JVhltru-r. lletij. I*., Jr.
Woodcock. Jlrt. IdclU
W hittle. Jlltt Emma B.
Woodruff, Brank U Jr .
Wilton, BalelU
Wilton. Tun
Will It me. Mn. Mine
Wllllama. Jlrt. Elliatwlb
W itte, Mra. Imutae
Wllaun, .Ure. Mabel
W /nn. Mra. Bather
Webb E. It.
Wllkl&aon. J. It.
,
Woodcock, Ida Veaaa
Walla. W. E.
(Valker, ll/rvn
Ward. E.
Jr.
Woodruff. J in , Jllnnla
Woodruff. Jlrt. S. Emma
W hittle. Jtlea liuth
WllUama. Jlrt Nannie A.
JVrtpfct, J. W.
Wllllame. Irene
Wella. Urt. OB/e
WLreleta. Jlre. Alma L.
Walden. Elite
Welle. Joeepti
Wilton. Jlre Bannle
w iic o i, r.. II.
Wilton. C. II.
Walker. Mra Ellta
W /nn. it. 11.
W fifh t. U t i l e
JVaahhurn. Jlre. Emma
White. S /d n e/
White. Mlta Beetle
Wrbeter. Joe
WUIUme. John
Ward. Jlrt. Verna
Wilder. II. A.
Wbltner, lira. Eltrabetb
Whltner. Mra. Annla
W itte, llen r/ II.
Wllllame. Ed
Wilder. Mra. I.*U
Walden. Albert, Jr.
W llllame. Anpuatu*
JJIae. Mabel
W /nn. J. JV.
Wrtpht. Iton
Welcome, lew la
Welcome. Bertha
JJ'rlglt. Ophelia
W aite. Jlre. Jawle
Wc».|. Jlrt Mar/ Jane
Wallace. Jlrt. Blorence
Wllllama. V. A.
W eelfall. Mr>. Ilarel
Wllaun. T. E.
Wit*. II. E.
Welch. I*. t \
Wrlaht. ilra. Iwlla
Walker. II. II.
W llllame. lira Ethel
White. Cornellot
Welle. Mra Edith
W llllame. A. &•»
i
Zllrower. II.
Elltuwer. o . Jl.
/.achar/, JV. A.
Z arb ir/. Mrt. Cornelia
El Itrow er. Jtn . Ilerntce M.
TRECIKCT (iL ake Hear**)
Allen. JV. II.
Bell. J. JV
B llllnrele/. J , JV.
Bell. C. G.
B o ll/, John
B o ll/. J. J.
Brace. J. II.
B o ll/, Jtn . laiulae
Black man. Luc/ JJ*.'.
Blackman. JV. I*.
Bell. T. J.
Ilncbannan. Sami. II.
Bcwton. Jennie
fYummell. Jerr/
Cain. Ilertha'
Cain. Geo. S
Cnmmlel. Auul*
P /er. U. T.
l'ore»ter. C. It.
llawklna. A. S.
Johnaon, Jet. A.
JoLnwtn. J. II.
Jamb*. J. Tlldeo
Jaout*. Jllnrtb II.
Kralnhurp. It. J.
Keller. All*
Le*. J. II.
l./o n i. Jl. II.
I**. Ilo/
l./uoa. Sarah l*ranc*a
l.nraa. Harr/
l.ucaa. A Hr*
l^k*. E lltaU lh
j ln f f .lt . J. C.
Mann. It 8
Jlu**. It.
Mann. I . II.
Manalnp. Mettr/
Jlanulnp. Bertha
Mann. Ilenrlrlta
Mam. J'lola
JIcKrnnr/. C. II.
Jldlalr*. MaltlS
JleKrnne/. Clara
ttpleeb/, JV. E.
Pple.hy, E. P.
OfIreby, E. P.. Jr.
(I/I**h/, J. Jl.
O plrtu/, J. L.
Of|e*l>/, John
Opleehy, Jlar/ A.
Prleahy. Minnie
Opleeb/, AUc*
Opleehy. Ccrtn L.
Brie*. JJ*. 8.
I'owell. JV. G.
Brine*. Jlaltle
Brine*, JV. C.
Itabun, It. II, l*.
Babnn. II. II.
lt«bln*»o. Jlarparrl Elliabeth
Stafford, E.
Stafford. G o/
Smith. I!. II
Swarrerty. JV. It.
Sw ap p ed /. II. C.
Swarrerty. E. B.
Smith. Ida it.
|
TTonipwet. Jane/
Wynn. It. T.
JVebb. C., Z.
JJ’arren. P. J*.
JV/nn. Haiti*
JJ'eth, I'. A.
i
JVataon. B.
PRECINCT 3 (E. haaferd)
l.Un.a. r. B.
Adrme. John
Andrew*. J. O.
Atalerton. It. JJ*.
Akara. JV. T.
Auelln, It. JV.
Auttln. E. T.
Ar.dee. J. O.
Allan. Bat
Andenon. Sandy
Arrington. Jlr*. Stella P,
Aah. Edward
Aehtar. Ilaltle
Aah. la n le
Andrrvo. Effla
Aml n»", Jlra. Jlarpl*
A lert. Mr* IJieeole
Andrew*. IMi 11Bp It.
Aklna. H ull*
Allen. ChVirlu*
Aehlay, Mery
Allen. JJ'allara
Allen. Sarah
Aleiander, A.
Aleone. C. JV.
Altrh. Mamie
Aletander. Ilnhy
Arulrawa. Iinacell
Algrett, .'»hn
Auatell, ktiy
Anatlr, Mr* Ida
A/cogk, v. r.
AUrelt, I**,.,
Biker, J .V .
Hi lUrd, W. (1
lllLU-it, |i. a
B »«ltj. f>oa*l**,
lle o c .it, J. c ,
Berner, a.
B«U, CUIferj
Bo Unto | | , \y u
BUbop. u*o. 1)
Br/deu. r. tv.
ltledaue, U. I
Bell, A. r.
Bo/d. j . . .
Boner. It.
Bt»dr. K. i;.
B fid ie/, ». ||.
Bennett, J. ||.
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re<d, a, t.
liradaha*, it. y
B rid le/. Ben. Hr.
Brrwer. C
Bramlry, |_ .|
Brown. Edgar R
B rjm . I., y .
Berk. It. U.
Itndjr, tv. tV.
Brown, J. t!
B r/in , L. T.
Britt, e . L.
Bradford, L. II.
Harare. ( ran
Bell. (V litijcw
llndf<«d. H tv
Beck. J. ||.
H ippm , B. JV.
Bader. II. 1..
L'lodww, T. 1|.
Howler, kl. II.
Brower. C. HeWlIt
Berner. Agnee, U.
Brrwer. lia r / ,t.
IJarner, Mn. Selina
B t/in l. Mn. Mtanie I ,
Uru-a, BaaIt M,
B u r /, k n it
Boatwright. Ana'.
Brown, B ea le
Bella. A. L.
Bradbor/, c . o.
Biker. J. E.
Biker, Mn. Helen
Burnett, tV. M.
B r ie /. Hip.
Breed. I., a .
Hiker, Edd/
Brown. lie***)
Brock, it. c.
Brown. Be te r n
Ilibbelt. l l n I'earl II
Barter. Mn. Item
B l u m , Mr. KophnesU
Bemer. Jllaa lltl/a
Ball. Mn. Vercli
Berner. Mrt lloaa
Britt. Mra. Sarah
Boruirk, II. I.
Blerklej. Jeteie
B/rd. raUi
Bradbor/. Mn. U n
Barnea, Mn. Margaret
Ball. J, lfudp.ua
Bonier, Mil. Jlitel
Brad/. Mn. Carrie
Brewer, Elisabeth T.
Burdick, Mn. Janie S
Bell. Mn I tooflat,
Bradford. Ell*
Baker, N’alhan
llrvwn. I'ati.e
lu ll. J. (J.
Baker, Jilt* Mlasla
Bronaon, Charlie
Baker. 0. C.
Biker. MU. Ibwa U r
Bencatt. John
Brown. T. L.
l le it t /. Hear/
Black. Jlapgl*
Bowmen. Mra. Lilia
Browu, L. H.
Ilrontuo, M. B.
B r/in t, Jin Vloti
Brad/, E. I.
Boot, Mn. Irene
H ippm . C. M.
Black. Jin Mollle
Barter, M. II.
Booth. Annie
Bower, Jin. Vleda
Baker, Ball BlUateth
B/rd, liman
Blair. Brack
lllibop, Jlrt. BlUateU.
Brown. Track
Bnnnon. I.
Balk Mn. Marie U.
Benjamin, l and.
Berk. Mra. Era
Ballard. S. A.
Illrccn . Mn. Etta!
B/rd. IJIIIe II
Iterner, Jin t'atberlet k
llowler. Jlrt Lola
llrntiia. Beatrice
llr/den, Mn Sue
Itotler. Halite
Hlrelle. Angelin*
B elle/. \V. U.
Brown, JlUa Clara
Bowden, Ikwt
Brat*. L. II.
Brown. Jlarjorle
llr/an. Jllaa tilad/a
llenenlt. Ancle
Barton. Barfield
Bronaon, J. II.
Bnabee. (lertrnde
Bennett, Jtn. Mar/
flipper*. T. tV.
Booth. Jtn. Henrietta
BUlr. C. I .
Btark. Jluatar
Caldwell. P A.
Caldwell. P. Ih
Palder. J. B
Catneran. A. B.
Cameron. Jo*
Cameron, E. J.
Chapman. II. It.
(liam tetlalu. G. 0.
Carrawiy. Me. G.
Coffee, C. JV.
Chandler. II. JV.
Chippel, A. B.
I'happel. It. II
,
Chlltendon, u T.
Chltteadeo. L*. A.
Connelly. A. P.
Cowan. Bank tl.
Chittenden. E. Ih
Cowan, Bird P.
Cowan. J. II.
Col lee. V. C.
Crlrpen. J. It.
Ciraima. J. N.
Collin*. It. U
Ca.aady. Jl. T.
Clute, C. II.
CbamU'elaln, Katbertna
tVdemen. Ilaiel
Coopee. E. E .
Cooper. Mae/ J.
Chorprnlnp. C. E.
Crt*>mt. JJ'ealth/
Coepany. A.
Cnepany. Mr*. Neill*
Chittenden. Jllaa laur*
Clair. Vlrpll
Cowan. Jlre Anna P.
Connelly, Mr*. Jl«ey J.
Cheptwl. Jllaa l.orca
Conch, a i l .
Choice. Clifford
Center. Suale
Calhoun, JVm. r.
Calhnon. Iemu»l
Clair. Sarah
Cot. Jfra E. *1 •
Crrntbaw, R. F.
Cretuhaar. Mr*. Rad*
Chorpenlsp. Jlra. Villa
Cook, Chat. A.
Collin*. Mra. JV. M.
Ooi, rrenk
Culp. JV. N.
Calhoun. Amanda
Cate*. J. J.
COn/rn. Geor
Pete*. E. M.
t*aMer, Jlr*. 11000*
Cranebatr. JJ*. It.
Cooper. Jail e*
Cl.appel, Jlra. Jlary JV.
Clair. Matilda
Caldwell. JIU* Iwttla
Coueh. Jlra. Lenna
Cain. Jim
Cheetnut. O. JV.
Calhoun. Barth*
CofleM. Arrlll*
Chandler. Mra. Uewola
Creoahaw. Mra. OphaB*
Camphell. C. II.
Camarou. Jllaa Oalr
CUrk. Eaele R.
Caawell. B. Ih
Camepio. Jllaa lout**
Coataon. Itartha
('room. Blew he
Croonif. 1 . It.
Car*/, Jtamle
U .ffee, Ella
Glair, Emma
Crawford. I*otk
Campbell. B. B.
CHo.lm. Lwda
Campbell. Jim
Clair, Mebe~**
(Ylbert. Jlra. IbUth
Chinn, Minnie
Clul*. Jlra. BUnet*
Clark, Mar/ K.
Chittenden. Mra. Jeaiwtl*
Crlppen. Mra. Mattl*
(Cvtnlnued on P 'f ' *•
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Cusllllee. U n . W tlb
U »k . Tam*
Culln*r, Jam”
ililoiiolm, S. o.
Cbitltoa, N«HU
Pail*. Job*
p»rl>oa. 1.
Fe*n, T. IDear*. w . T.
D»«J. R- n.
iw)eg*l. B. T.
DeCotte*. D » . i .
p i'tiM in , J. J.
isistl. JobD
LrHirlcb. II. O.
iwwt. r. r.
!kra|U i). J. A.
Cotton. r . F.
CeOrureey. IV. C.
CotigUa*. K. A.
Dunlap. T. 41.
Distal*. Jo<
Deaton. J. T.
Ik. Tbo*. 8.
U ou iU u , Hr*, Tlrglnla U.
DeCot Ie*. Mr*. Myrtle*
Doudney. 4lr*. I.aclll*
Douglass. Vine*
I M iliM . Ur*. Mary W.
8*r*b
Denim .. Mr*. Bob*rU
Dalger. Fred 8.
I hj rn p. C. It.
Dulfln. Mr*. I'rtnttr***
Itoodnry. S. I'.
Din.Disk*. Mr*. Jo*l*
Prtmnitnd. Mr*. Jowphlm
[sobMui. Mr*. Nannie
Doreey. Ephrlim
Delegel. L»nl*
D*»U, Ron*
tyeCoureey. Mr*. ElDabeth
Dean, J. C.
Imma*. Mi*. Hutanna
Diehl. Mr*, Id*
Dutton. 4lr». Kathryn 8.
irrteaner, J. U.
|iff*tsrr, Ur*, n ote
Dunlap. Mr*. Jc**l*
Deane. H. W.
I u tls . Jolin II.
Omegal. Georgia
Dalger. Mr*. lu r e
Dietrich. Ur*. May
Durant, lloaa
Dobbin*, A. E.
,
Dy»ot), EuU
Dull*)**, Andrew
Dulh»e. Willi*
I>*ndclake. M.
Duma a, T. I..
isomer. Mr*. Anna II.
(virorr, Albert
Ik ir r l]’. r . K.
Ell*north. J. C.
Eatrldge. F. N.
E ilm riti. (I. II.
Eagerly. Julia
Edward*, B, II.
l U m . Archie
Kllewnrlb. Mra. Mabl*
Eatrldge. 4lr*. Edna
Keans, Ml** Alary Is>l*
C an *. A. A.
C an *. J. C.
Edward*. Annie
t'.lllolt. 0 . 11.
U l i li l ir . J. II.
KdJy. n . 8.
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Irwin. 8. A.
Irflne,
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Irwin. Air* Hessle
Trials. Mr*. Ell*
Heine, Agnrt
Irish. E t
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Jseoti*. Richard
Jerry. 7. J
Joiner. Henry
Jcdntr. Sam
Johnson. Kan,
Johnson. J. J.
Johnson. S. I..
Jon.'t. E, I..
Jones, A. P,
Jsrkson. Al, P.
Johntoa. P. T.
John ion. K1 S.
Jtekson. Air*. H*’'.!*
Jerry, AH*. Alargtref
Jone*. Mr*. U llle
Johnson. Mim l»
Johnson. C a r *
Johnson, A. N,
Jigger. I. C.
Johnson, Alts* U t*
Jone*. Mrs Allan!* B.
Jone*. Mamie R. II.
Johnson. Addle G.
Jane*. Peart
Jone*. Marg
Jone*. T- TV.
Jone*. TVm. A.
Jones, Josephine
Johnson, J. H.
Jsrkson, Ota
J ilm e .li. Annl*
Jenklna. Jrwephloe
JsrAson, Cora
Johnson. R. E.
Johns, Arnandi
Jolms, N . A .
Jihns.m. Caeser
Jones. Alary
Ifthr"'Wt, Awnle
J iLdwwi. IJ i *Ic
Johns'*,. Carrie
J.mes. Alius ll'sklna
Joi.ce, Air*. Mlnrl#
Jone*. J. E.
Johnson. Jessie
Jackson, Air*. TA’Ianle
Jenkins. John
Jenkins. Klnela
Jolin*. TV. TV.
J iciw i P *te
Johnson. G. V.
J ohnso n, It. 7,.
Johnson. Airs. Bert*
Jsrkson, A'lrnll
i
Fog Ik. Daniel
FUb. Hen
ri»t*. IV. A., Sr.
Plelaher, U.
Flower*. C. t*.
Fureter, F. P.
Faater, II. II.
Foeter, Al«*
Frank. f . 8.
F » i. f f . 0 .
F o i. Oeo.
Fraak, Q. R.
Toater, J. W.
Fortum. J. C.
Flalier, U 8.
Frsaler, I. F.
Frl*rw>n. J. R.
Frailer, I,. I.
Frlerann.i Ella
FI Ila. AII |c«
Frailer. Fannie
Flower*, Mr*. Minnie
Flower*. II. IFerguson. >lr». Jeaal*
Frailer, Bboda
Fallow*, Mr*. 4l*rr
Felder. Ile*ier
Frank. Ml*. All.-* J.
Frank. Mlea Albina
Field*. Marlba
Ferguson. Jennie
For. 4lr*. Joel* 41.
FleM*. Franc**
Frailer. I.. T.
Fr.rguwm. TV. G.
Freeman. lem ley
Ford. I.IIIa
Foatrr. Mra. Peaela
I'c le r . 4lr». Margaret
Flelaber. t<oule
FratefA Mr*. Lucy
Foreitrr. Tnnl*
rVIcber. Alt** Augnila
Falrclolh, F.
Galloway, E. II,
Gardner, II. M.
Gamer. S'. 0.
Gat,I,el. M. U.
Garrlwin. It L.
Gllt<erl. Letfl*
Ginn. TV. A. 1
Glle*. Frank
Gluna Geo.
Gatrliel. Forrest
Grorraallen, II. 41.
Gonler. II. r .
Guthrie, It. II.
Gra»e«. 8. 8.
Green. B. I..
Iln ftrj. TV. It.
George. Elllann
Grieg*. Howard
Granilln*. A. A .
tim lh n e, Jeanette
Grinding, Ella 4tar
G allaw cf. 4lr*. I-aura F.
G a risen. Gnaale
Ganlner. Ida It.
Gowan. Campbell
Gardner, Ada
Grinding. E. It.
Green. 4l«rr
Glll»n. J. K.
Garner. Alri. Rath
Guthrie. 4lra. Margaret
Oorody. Eme*t
Gllkm, Mra. Sarah
Glllon, Hr. AMI* II.
G .lhcbrl. 41r*. Roth
Glle*. Mr*. Mabel
Gardner. J. S.
G allatlier. Mra. Elisabeth
Grinding. J. K.
Green Ellen
G loftr. Allte
(lllehrlat. I,. A.
G* Intel. 4 tn . Roberta
Grar. I Alta
Griffin. TV. It.
Green. J. i~
Gray. 4lr». Dora
Gtler. 41ra. Jennie
Gordon, Andrew
Gram1l.il. <> II.
Oarrtaon. 4lr*. Carr
Green. Jtullc.*
Grar. Klek
Green, Hsllts
Green, Joe E.
Gallagher. J. 41.
Grantham, Alra. Martha
G atlin. A. A.
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Herndon. C. P.
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Illckaon. J. T.
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tllrkinn. J. T.
Itllrard. R. R.
Hogan. John
Hodge*. K. O.
Howard. N. P er.
Howard. C. C.
Hotiaholdcr. R. F.
Howard. I). 3.
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llodgr*. D. II.
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Herndon. Mr*. IJlUe
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llutfiaio. Francis
Howard, Mr*. Naomi
Hltrlne. 11l*e Adelaide
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llaaeua. 41.
Hood, J. II.
Hooter. Bessie L.
Hill. Itotwrt
HsU, I. C.
Holmes, Clifford
Holme*. I»olse
Hollf. Katherine
Humpbrer. Mr*. Rosa E,
llrurj. Mr*, t^ tltla
llifnee. >lr*. Neea A.
Ilunler. All** Mollle
Harper. I. TV,
Harr. Jas. O.
Herndon. Air*. Iloreac*
llirrle, M itel
Ilo«he*. Hem Ire
Herndon, Atr*. Je**le
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Ilulcblnson, Air*. Ann*
IIulrMason. J. c.
Hall, W o.
Hill J. P.
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Hall. Mr* G ladjs
lltrdf, Jim
Ilaritgn. I*alb
Hirdf, Henrg
Itrmdon. It. E.
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llsreard, J, S.
Ilopklne, Mr* E!ene
llulrhlntoa. Alls* Je*s?e
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llirt. Mr*. Georil* tt,
llnff. Viol*
llutctdn*. Air*. Rath
Hick*. Ann*
llm l* . t.llllr
lllrrlns Air* M ule
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llollr, It. S
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Hodges Air*. Ell*
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Hill. Es*
Hodge*. Atr* U llle
Hilt Mn te-im
Huriton. t.ucr
Hotter. Mr*. \Uurlne
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Knight. C »
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Kennedy, E. 0 .
Kenneole. C. 41.
Kendrlrk. Joe
King, llnaa
Klnr, Mary It.
Key. J. T.
Knight, t e t y
Kllrker. Mr*. B"**
Key. Air*. Elsie Elolse
King. Jeokle
King. A. J.
Kirkland, l*. II.
Kirkland, Roa*
Kanner. Mis* Bath
Knlghf. Ida
Key. Afra. Allnnle R.
Knlghf*. Err-m*
Kennedy, Air*. Annul*
Kenn*<!y. Afr* Allro
Knight. SUB*
Kennedy. All** Oilelln*
Kanner. !Ir* Esnnl*
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l.andon. May
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lA.nl, Mr*. Eannle H.
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Gore. Luclu*
IJtller. Ilaiel
Iju tlon . Allen
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I.jnch. TV. R.
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fjrw,*. Mr*. IJtell*
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Marshall. A. R.
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Maaon. It. M.
Matos, Roy M.
Merrlwether. C. J.
Mitten. R. 0.
Miller, F. L.
Miller, T. J.
Allller. TV. w .
Bltebell. P. A.
Mitchell, a . A.
Aioye. U . E.
Moo roe. It. 0.
Moerloots. TV. J.
Muitweau. R. i i.
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Murrell. K. R.. Jr.
Uyere. TV. P.
Alunaoo. Tladley
Murrell. K. It.
Alarehatl. Alet
Allnarlk, M.
Alooee. A. II.
Aloaghtoo. Jamee
Marlow*, p. C.
Munion, TV. II.
Moaely. M. C.
Matthews. C. A.
Morgan. Mr*. Elliaheth
Morgan. Charlie
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More*. Mr*. Helen
itoncr, Allnnle
Ailnor. Alary
Moseley. Henry Lee
Miller. Air*. Maud*
Monroe. Mabel C.
Martin, Kail*
Alay. Air*. Almi
AlalHww*. Willie
Munson. Air* Jennie L.
Malm, MU* Helen
Hiller. TV It.
Morrison. Mr*. le n s K.
AluaeUy, Emma L.
Mickey. Miss Fay
Mitchell. Mamie
Mahoney, Mrs. IJIllsn
Alnrtlsnn, T|r» Brenda
Michael. J G.
Mmtrjr, T«*m
Alulrhead, Tin. aullne
Meeseek. Henry
Malarhl. VVIIImena
Murray, M*sle
Mirshall. Air* Jem Etta
Alannlng. Mra Emma
ilurphy. Ethel
Aloore. Mr*. Itulb E.
Mickey. Mr* JUrr!*lt E.
Mickey. L. A.
Mlrkel, Genera
inn er. Mn. Georgia P.
Marshall. Mrs Miry E,
Myers. Ki*
Mills. Allnnle
Alostry, Alanile
Allller. Mr* Jean
Matthew*. Msry A
Aloy*. AH*. tlsuU
AUion. Atr*. Emale
Aloffltl, Atr* Alirths
Meredith. T. E.
Mitchell A. K
Alorgan. Neill#
Alurrell. Chstllr
Mosley. Albert*
Mitchell. Anna
Alurrell. Air* LIU K.
Alannlng. It. A.
Alshry, Alra. Iren* W.
Murrby, John
ituaaim, Alls* EI!s*h«th D.
Afoughton, Mr*. Ilareil
Mouglilon. Mis* Ethel
Alsrlowe, Mr*. C*rrl*
Mayo. Haiti*
ile e ite k , Georgia
Moire. Angclla
Marell*. l>on*rd*
Murray, TVII1U
Murphy. F. M.
Morgan. Andrew
Alead*. Alary
Allller, Anna
Motley. Phillis
Morgsn. Thru,
Alocrr*. Gao.
ilalnt*. Aire. Alary
May. O. F.
Aloselry, Roman
AUlnor. lurry
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AtcPougall. Geo. C.
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Mtsiachln. G*o
McKinnon. TV. Al.
McilllUn. TV. i . t Sr.
AlcPhrrson. Illch'd
Alrl.anlln. O. TV.
ileCally, II. A.
McKIm. TV. At
Alc|.augldln, C. <*
MrlSiiigal. Mr*. Allnnle
AteCaalln. 'Ir* All** TV.
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TlrOrlff. Jte.
AtritliUn, .All;*
Alrs’ally. Mrs. if. Sylranll
Alclkinsht. Mr* llulh
AIcKInnon. Air*. KUncb#
AlcIVonald A. !~
AfrGill. Fraak
AlcPbereoo. II.
Alcfllll. U llle
Mr Kim. Air* M»ry
Alcllay. Mary
McGrlff. John
Mrl.rlde E P.
McAlullerr, AH* tlerlh*
sir Its., ilr. .
McTVhlle, Sheppard
McCray. TvIu
McKensle Julia
AtHliheln, AH*. Alary It.
MeCuller, Felicia
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Nolan. TV. 0.
Nickel*. Cypre**
Neely. J. AL
Nelaon.. M ltlle L.
Nellie*. I/)l»
Neitdl. TV. F .
Nison. TV. C.
Neel. Air*. AltrUII*
Niton, l o l l
Neiblt, l.ltil*
Nison. Airs. Aline
Nolan. Ur* AIIbgI#
Nelm*. Foock
Neeley. Air*. Alary U.
Oglesby, L. TV.
Ogletby, Tbo*.
Ilieretreel. J. Ji Al.
O'Neal M alllt
Oglcaby. Mr*. Vlan
O'liryin. Por*
Ollrer. te*m*n
Oglesby, L.
Oglesby. Hr*. Selll*
pare, J.' 8.
Paitou. G. P.
Phillip*. I- ItPerkins., II. I .
Pope, O. 3 ’
Pres *11. TV. R.
Prildan. II. RPurdon. J. J.
resiyhouse. TV. W.
Pesol.l, John
Pursli. A. O.
Pirlnlnn. Air*. T. Al.
pMlMlon. Atr*. Catnlll*
Phillip*. 'Ir* He He T.
Phillips. Mr*. At»f1on T.
l'*ltner. tk A.
r*yne. J II.
Puleiluu. H.
P rtsatt. Aire, N*IH«
Pie*. Air*. Mania R.
Pnltl. Polll*
Peel. A. C.
Portlock. Ham
Purrl*. Ja*
pcsohl. Panl P.
Perkins, Atr*. UnJa L.
ra ffs, j . I .
Palmer. Air* m a r t*
P ills, Ann!#
Pender. Gutslne
patterann. J. TV.
Parker. lUssle
Raynor. TV. A.
Itecl, ( \ A.
Riser*. K. J.
nine*. F. P.
Riley. W. C.
Richards, J. RIlonrke. K. R.
Ruler t« J. C.
R<dA. I*. C.
Rnlerlsoa, J. II.
Um sellef, A. K*
Itrsw lh r, A. T.
Ibiblnwui. J. 9. B.
Itnmpti. C. J.
Ueese, C. F.
listlift. 7. 11.
Hosier. Henry
Ream*. Allnln*
Hold.. Mr*, luatrli*
lllne*. Afr*. Iren* TV.
Roldn*on. TV. M.,
Roller. 0. 0 .
Roamtllat. F. P.
Reid, G. TV.
IlcwMltrr. Mr*. Elisabeth
llefue. Ij.uUe
lloyal, Carmel I*
Robinson. J. F
ItedJIck. Katl*
itoll. Mr*. Inet
Boll. T. K.
Boper, te la
lloMa*oa. fhitel
Redoa. Albert
Robert*. Miry A
Itoblnoen. l>*Uy
I’.oslrr tswtisl*
Route. Emma
tlenaud. Mra. lib le
Iteed, Fannie
Roberta, Jeannette
Robin*«. T. J.
Ileame. TVm.
Reims. S*nnef
lUed. Jas.
Rotter. TVm.
Russell. H. T.
Rutherford. Mr*. Mary
Rosier. Lulu
Boblnxvt. Itestrlce
lllrere. Mr* Allle
Hostetler, Air*. Harrleli S.
Ihddnson, i:„ S,
Raynor. Mr*. Ilamoaa
Itsynor. Mr*. F.nimi U
IUdda«>n, Mr*. Altmle
Rump!), Mr*. Arlannt
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Rosier, Cola
Rabbin*. Mr*. Ftn
Robbln*. Hoi
ItlcbiHlson. H. TV.
■teams, I'lnk
Rose. Sarah
Ransom, Alattte
tteed. Ells*twtb
RotdiiKin. Airs. Front le e
Rotunds, Mr* ('until*
Riggins. Ethel
llotirrle, AUry
ItoumllUI. Airs norleas*
ttenlck. Air* Alary E.
Itsjleraon. Air*. Aliry
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Smith. II. II.
Hmllb. C II
Smith, Uobt II.
Spencer. G. W
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Spnrllug. J. K
Smith. Hen
Stewsrt. At Al
Starling. It J
Steeen*. II It.
Htreuge, I". P
Smith Al, E
Stowe. C. Al
Stowe, IS. II
S-iulret. It K
Slone. TV. I*
Hmllb. C. J.
Spicer, r. At
Slone, A. II.
Schwsrte. S. M
Scott. A C
Schell, C. E
Sldnlwdier. II, I,
Shlnhotier, 8. O,
Sheffield. J I.
slplln. Er*nk
Sloan. J E,
frnllti. Itlcha'd tl.
Shipp. II. At
Steneiruin. O. II.
Sy me* lloy F.
Stolnoff, At.
Sparring. G. C.
Speer. lU tld
Scbm|.lf. Fre.1 G
Sin>ni*n. Geo
Sergeant. G. E
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Speer. Mra Anns f«
Strickland. E. R
Snl|<ee. Alusellt
Seine*. I1. A.
Slmmoat. J**. AV.. Jr.
Hb*ff!*ld. John
Snipe*. J. II.
HlroUM. kUrthe
Smith. Cbaney It.
Samuel*. lto**ll*
8c*rt*irougb. TV. I>.
SblaboI**r, Alt*. It. E.
Steven*, R. E.
Smith, Air*. Myrtle
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Blugletary. Mr*. IJIIlan
Smith. Air*. Ansettw
Smith. Atr*. M irgatit
Ihiulrr*. Afr*. Aftry
srtrllu*. Air* EU**b*lt II.
Stone. Air*. AUry H.
Mteffield, Jiditi TV
HlngleUry. TV. II.
Hmllb. II F.
Saint. L\ Alabet
Smith. V. L.
Smith. A. TV.
Sinllb. J. K.
Sneed. J. t*.
Steele. Alls# AUyrne
Steele. Alta Alary
Sui«*k. Eddie May
Sim*. A. H.
St. Clair. Allle
Rchaal. Msry A.
Swain. Geo I..
Ssrgesnl. Ilaliel
Hmllb. Alra Itutti
Scene*. I.eure
Span. Lulu
Sheffield, Core
Him*. Jns. ISneed. Etta
Summerlin. Air • AUry
Smith. Crane.-*
Singleton. Jude 1*.
HeHeck. II. S*mU
Sclplo, Susanna t
H'.oUl, Atr*, l.ucind*
Sltnjwon, Viola IL
Strickland. ElisaIw Hr
Slum s). JHr*. Jrnnla
St. C lilr. Id)tu Mar
Spurtock. 0 J.
Shipp. M n. lleilba
Stewart, Alra. Sarah J.
Session*, J . K.
Stewart. Alin Alary
Stowe, Alra. Jessie
Stewart. AHsa Allnnla
ShInhilUer, Air*. Clifford
Steel*. Ilotw*)
Starr. A. AL
Stephana. Jo**pb
thalt. Afre. Johnnie
Smith. Iteael*
S[<rlr. Tl. A.
Spencer. Aire. Cartla
Stwlr. Alra. Alary UuUa
Sellerk, Alra. Martha J.
Htuiuan, J. M.
Spencer. M. II.
Spencer, lire, llulh I..
Simmons. Ilacbel
Slplln, Ruby
Slplln, I-aural
Smith, lira. Neill* TV.
Stewart. Jhn
Simmon*. IJIa
Sloene. Mr*. AIR*
Shulls. K. J.
Stmmon*. Jceet*
Sander*, Sherman
Sleele. II. C.
Steele. Mr*. Alice A.
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Stewart, Amioda
Hcsrlnneift'i Kitheria*
Sweat!. Alarlh*
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Sou Ire*. Mr*. Hn**n II.
Telfugd. S. STelfogd. L- Al.
flilgpen. TV. J.
Thrasher, l». I~
Thigpen. TV. At.
Talbott. F. TV.
Tol«r, n . K.
• Toon. J. T.
Takach. C- A.
T ickscb, J. A.
Thr»»ber. II. T.
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Towlltuon. K. H.
Tr*u melt. Al. M.
TI<on>**. Geo.
Turner. John
Tarhell. Alls* AhtonUlte
Taksell. Airs l.uctlle A.
Turner, Air*. Alary E.
Turner, AUry
Thom**. Annie ITretdwtU. TV. II.
Tillman, Vlnreat < •
Thfiahrr, Air*. Ine*
Thornton. W. U.
Tolar. Mra Era
T1IU*. J. A.
Them**. Kill*
Tun IIn, C. A.
Tr*mmell. Ota fl.
Tranitnelh Salll*
Terheun. All*. Id»l*e
Treadwell. Mra Nona
Teylne. Mra. E»a ».
Tlpp. Katie
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Tundlo. Air*. 1Ala If red
Thotnaa, 8. DTurner. Celia
Ttmmas. Hreaie
Tlirma*. Joannab
Tolar. J. X.
Tolar. Mr*. I HU Mae
Torn. Mr* Ethal
Tyler, TV. Al.
TIIIU. Mr* Ellfaheth
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Thotr.se, Obedlah
Thigpen. Alra. It aid ah
Thompson, Phylll*
Turner. Ur*. Eugrala
Tatar. II. e .
Thigpen. Mr*. France*
Thom**, Catherine
Tyne;. J. U.
TboupwMi. Alfre.1 T.
Tyner. Mr*. Klta G.
Turner, Randall
Taylor. E. J.
Turner. Aire. Eualre
Tolar, Mr*. It* Al.
Turner. R. TV.
Parnell. L. AlbaM
rokfl, J. L*.
Fennell, Hold,
Fennell, Mr*. lU ale
Fennell. Mr*. N. E.
rirnell. Mr*. NetUe
F*n)«tl. Thai Htella
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G rief. Nathan
Gram. F. W,
Gart In. Ed
Oatne*. U. O.
Grant. Mr*. J. E.
llartU . Mr*. Flora
Grant, lira. FrUcllI*
Here. lire. CI*o
Udell, t e n
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Vaugtia. Alet
Vincent. J. E.
Vann. TV. Al.
T .* ,h .o , J. K.
Holme*. C. R.
Ilarrey. Gee.
Hall. Clara
Hay* Mr*. L.
Holme*, tdndlr
lliacock, lira. Bee
Hancock. E. G.
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Jone*. Mr*. Ilaby A.
Joett*a, K E.
Jackson, Mr*. Arthur
Jones. Alary
Jacohe. Air*. Alary P.
Jordan, Mr*. Mabel
Jotte*. John It.
Vaughan. Jno. C.
Van Nee*. TVs TV.
Viughan, Mr*. Jeaal* II.
Vaughan. Mia* KUu D.
Torre. Mr*. Ere 0. Al.
Van**, Mr*. Anal* Kay
Vlnoeul, Mra. Clara la s
Vine -ut. Mr*. Aland*
Vickery. J. it.
Vick. TV, Al.
Vsughtn, All*. Neill*
TVhliner. All's Metl II.
Viuse. Flynn
Vincent, E. IWard, Harry
TVatwo, AV. K
TV.Ilitour, It. II
W ild. C. E.
Klmhalt. TV. R.
Klnr. Mis* N. If.
Kelrey, Afr* IV n
Kelsey. R, E.
Went, I,
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Iswton, T. W.
I s e l i * . AA. J.
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felnhart, ,'ne. Jr.
tailher. |„ TV.
Luther. W. II.
U n io n R TV.
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fa w t n Aire R AV
lelnhert. Aire AL AI.
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Alsrehall, 17* J.
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AUI.-t.eH Mr* U IL
Meade. Mr* E. E
Mnyphy, Air* Virginia
At.,ite, A|r» 1*U
vUihhom. w ilt I*
Atltner, Etta
Mitchell A l»
Morphy. H. I,
Weeks. II. r>
TA'eeke. S. F.
Weeks. II Ale. I*.
AVI,Him. It I'
TAIght. II.
WiltUme. C. F.
Wight, TV. II
Willie, lew is
TVItsoo. II J.
TVoc'lwird. C. TV
Woulrulf. E. T.
Wmslwaril, Andrew
TVray. Ilerry
TA'yiiane, J II
AAynn. J. M.
Williams. I* J.
AVItllllos C. M.
W.tUir. le- w
iriim. J. M.
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W\\*n. \\
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Witm,
Wo hi™. Selay
WillUmt. TVIHie
Whlteer, Miss Mcll II.
Warren, fl. TV.
Wight. Mrs. Suita It.
Weeks. Alts Elltabelh A,
White. J. II.
Wynn, Mr* FrencU C.
TVIIIUme, Jot.n Henry
AVIllltn a. It. TV.
William*. Frank
AVIllUm* l/oilsU nt
White. Ilentlells
H oalhlilgr, Ml*. Anna
Walker, Mr) Edna G.
Walk er. ennte E.
Wllllim* Judge
Williams, t^ C.
Week.. Alls' knot* Al.
AVrlght. Al. U
Went, Sophie S.
Wilkie, Alt'* Kall.-rlne
AVrlght, Air* Hlanrhe
Wright * rulre
u i*..o. CharAdl*
Walker. S AV
Wynn. Airs. Ada
TVwsltuff. I'.mm*
Wilton. Air* AUrgtret
TVIIIUn>*. Alts Elisabeth
Williams, Ca*te S.
TVamo, Helens
Wright. Id*
Week*. Alt*. Florence
WIilH. Air* IJIIlan II.
Williams. II. TV.
Ware. |.‘tsle
Wight. Mr# la>le
Walker. E K.
TVMIItn. R It
TVIUUm*. U 'ltle
Williams Will
Ward. Airs. Ells
Ward. MUe lir a
Walker, lloaa
Walden. Msry
Walthall. W. E
Washington. Halil*
Wilton. SI el Is A.
White, Oat*
AVIHIeme. Maggie
William*. Addle 4 * t
TVhllner. Mr*. Annie 0.
TVa Idrun, H ll.
Walker, Aire. Aim*
TValier. Mr*. Hr*'* l'*tkrr
TVs Ison. Peggy
TV a Race. Matt!*
TVIIhank*. Air* Alllll#
Walker, Air*. JennU
Walker. Mr* Ter**
Wight, Alt*. Allc*
Wallace. Mr*. Cearl Ionite
AAlllleeia, Alaml*
WillUmt. Aland#
TVhlte, AUry
Walker, Alarearet
AVHIUmt. Alb#
TVIUon. TV. H
William*. Annl*
Wilder. Annna
William*. Air*. Ureter
TVIIIUm*. HereU
TVIIIUme. N*UI>
TVIdtlen Airs AUrgerlt*
TVll*on, I/mule
TVatcr*. Atr* Etta fanile*
Matter. J U
TVtieebr. Alt*. Rresle
TVhllner, Cl ** H.
TVhhhlon, C. A.
Wheeler, TV.
TVsi lace. Alt*. Estelle
Wade, Jolill EWsdit'Urn, Floyd
William*. Mr*. Elltabelh
TVatMmrn. Mr*. I'Jlhcr
Wade, TA'. 41.
Tonrll,
Young,
Youalr.
Young.
McCall IL It
MH-nllo. A J
Alcf'nlley. C. T
Mcltrlde, Ssmaul
McCall. Alet
Mcltrlde. Aire I. 8
Alcr'all. Mrs Kale
AMjuty I're-t
Me Iwll Air*. At* Ilie
Mc<ju*>. Mr*. EIU
MrCntlee. Air* Emm*
MrCulley. Alt*. Allnnle
AlrCall. Mre Minna
Nelson. Steen
Nall I’en
Newton. Slr.L F inite
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Osendlrie. Aire. IJesle
Far!R* J. E.
I’artla. J. C.
l‘er*on. II A
1‘earoek. I'.. «,
Pirtln. C. A
I’r to sk , Mr*. II.
Fartln. Mr*. Ft. B
Fat tin, W. r.
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It.d.lnson. tl.
ItoMnton. Mre. I mra
Rhode*, Mr* AUry
Iteed, lire L«ey B.
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Hlplla. Neah
tb-toeg*. John
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Hmllh. Ilsrpar
8 weal, rtaa.
Hwope. D. I*.
H ir .lr m . CScrugge. John L.
Simmon*. T.' G^
Swope. 8. TV.
Steven* Hem TV.
Hmllh. Tire It tl.
Hley. Mr* l«. ISwipe. Alf* I. Al.
Slmmona. 8 J.
Sln.nxei* Mr* H J.
Slplln. Alra Fluky
Hhnpe. T | C.
81.n|» Alt* IL TV.
Sley, V. II
Swope. Mre. Ella Al.
Tanner. N. J
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Thon-aa. Waller
-Rnlui). Tlr*. C. It.
TIxiRtfwAn, Anna C,
TlrirtUpsOfl. J- X.
Tbnmaa, J. T.
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A. E.
EtaUe
Mr*. CharloH*
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Wokwlt. fl. 0 .
TVheeler. II. F.
Wheeler. It, I,
TVeet, C. I>
Writ hi. It. IL
WltlUn.a, Mr*. TV .11.
TVright, I.. B.
W IllUm*. R. G.
TVIIIUm*. let* E.
TVIIIUme. TV. tl.
TVheeler, Mr* Al. I .
TVrlahl. Mra. Mary L.
TVeet. Mr* lUotlne
Wol.-ott. Air*, fool**
Wheeler, Aire. P e r U
Y-wiag. W. E.
Votmg. TV. IE
Tnonr. Mr*. Both
Young. Mre. Mtry I.
PRECIMCT « (OEXEVAl
Zarhsry. A fl
Zers-ueA, Nick
Eachary, TV. IIpRtCIXCT i fFaaU)
Antlla, E. T.
Austin. It. TV.
Itrltht. It. E.
Hons. J. E.
Durham. Jacob
Erickson Allred
l it r e nod. Geo.
lUadsnon, R.
Kirks. A. A.
Hagan, J. AV.
lllcka. Mr* Mtry J.
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Jnsiu ei. II.> F.
Janies, J. V.
Jidinsm, I*. A.
Jol.neon. J. V.
jnhr,*oi.j Aire. Annie
Kelsy. Otto
Kelt. Ijettisrd
Kersey. FTor* I’,
Mlncbew. A.
Al Inchest. Elorenc* U.
AUlll.e**. Josephine
MeGnln, A. Va
McCall. Clara
I-terset). 17, It.
Ftfio™. c . n.
Cterson. II. T.
Fetreon. Franre*
Hmllh. II. TV.
Hmllb, Geo.
Hlarklonue, J. T.
Hpley. J. Al.
St*eVbm’*e J. I
Tetor. France* TV.
Warren, Jns. fl.
TVIUon. The* E.
TVslAer. T. J.
AVIUon. I.. A.
Yale*. II. II.
FRECIh'CT i (Oflsdo)
Tulin Andre*,. Jr.
Adsnia. John
Akertand. J. E.
Athe. Sotuitn E.
Anlln. Then
Ashe. Ijcra
Anderson. 17. II.
Aulln. Air*
Adame. Mr*. W. to
Andrew*. J. H,
I
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Iteker. Al. I.
Itarge**, Uly
Brawn. J. L.
lutlerd. W. 0 .
Ittown. TV. Al.
Ronnell. C. Al.
Balnea. B. K.
Brown. Mr*. Fannie
llnek Rsli. Jas.
Lurk Hah. Mre. Je*gl»
Hiker. tT. H.
Rtker. Mre AUry E.
Ballard. Mr*. Lulu
Rarer** Mr*. Gertie
lUk»r. klr*. Hu**ii R.
Hatha. V. 0.
Brady. A. F.
Harhannsn, It. II.
Ballard. Tred
Culpepper. C. W
ChamMla*. P. I*
Curletl. Endor
Cutlett. lira. Helen *L
Culpepper. Aire. K.’ W.
Cleegland. F. ■Daniel. I* F.
Daniel. W. J.
Fael*. A. W.
Dneld. W. J.
Doane. D, D.
ISoane. S. Af,
Dorhardl. Geo.
Doan*. A. fl
Is-ntey, Tl. E‘.
Iksnoren, Noah
Danlrl. VIre. T, E.
thintry, Mre. Main* R.
no*ne. Mre. Afarth* B.
Daela, C. K.
Irati*. Hr*. Ells* balls
Darla. Mr*. Maud*
Flynf. G. G.
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Frnaler. I. DFlynl. E II.
Flower*. Creators
Frankltr) Mr*. rils*h*tli
Frasier, Alt*. Utltle
riynl. Aire M*e* H
rgiaklln. R. F-
llcwtien. I*. H
Rryant. 0. C.
Rrannon. T. J.
11o*Um. JulU
CUrk. J. A.
Cushing, T. Ir u m . ah*, t . c.
Crawford. Aire A^ X.
Crawford. R. G.
Cansdl. Toner
Carter. Mr*. Ann
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Galger. A. T.
n*lgee. T. W.
GeUee. TV. F.
Gllmng*. T. J.
Grant. E. It.
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Charmouise dresses. Some
$37.50 values Saturday [/
and Monday for
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In every county in Florida to sell our well
known Ciders and cereal beverages,
Good proposition to right man.
W rite today before your county is taken.
Charles Blum Beverage Co.
Phone 188
X X X X X X 5CXXXSCXXXXXXXX x x x x x x x
F a r m s, Homes,
Groves, Lots
I SELL THEM TOO
\m daily listing properties from all sections and of sundri kinds
and am prepared to meet any circumstance. Can furnish a modest
home or satisfy the person looking for the very best. Have small
grovea or large, just as you wish. Nice little celcr> farms or big
fine onea that attract on account of their broad level arres with
commanding homes.
Wild land to the small inspector or the company looking for
colonization propositions. Lots? Indeed I have in any part of our
cltja If there is anything In the way of property remember my
motto:
Watch the South E ast Corner of Page Two
h E. SPURLING
“ The M an W/io Sulla D irt C heap"
The Herald said nt the beginning of
this campaign thnt the League of
Nations was the rallying cry of the
Democratic party and we have no
occnsinn to change our mind ns yet.
We arc willing to live or die on that
line for unless there is something in
the Longue of Nations for the sake of
humanity there is nothing left in the
world nnd both great political parties
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Two big tables of Muslin Underwear, Gowns, Teddies, Corset
embroidered and soft materials, $2.50 and $2.75 values,
$ |.9 8
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REM EMHER
THE WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC
RALLY SATURDAY
IN THE CENTRAL PARK
Flesh and white. Regu
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Saturday and Monday t
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Covers, all neatly xt
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special for
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(Alterations Free)
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had better quit if the Republicsni
win. Those who nre fighting ngair.it
th e. League of Nations are fighting
against humanity. There is nolblcc
else to this great question and the re
sult will demonstrate whether the
j»eoplo wnnt a Christran fellomhi?
nation or a nation cf money grablcn,
trusts, war makers ior prot;t an!
profiteers.
Brassiers and Corset
Covers
$ ^ .9 8
ha
Jacksonville, Fla.
Correspondencesolicited with local merchants
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Agents and Brokers
Wanted
50 new Tricolet Em
broidered B lo u se s, all
colors, no two alike,
bought specially for Saturday and Monday Sale
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DEMOCRATIC MISMANAGE
MENT?
Women, like iron, should muke up
Following Is the form of the cont h i r minds about the league not up"For eight years the general man
n -.he rep: yntalivos of its oppo-1"titutionnl amendment to be voted agement of the United States has
nenta or Its advocates, but upon n n ,on Nov. 2:
been disastrously incompetent."—
l*nbtl.!>nl Kiffjr rrlJay by
unbiased study of the covenant »l- Proposed Constitutional Amendment New York Tribune.
THE HERALDPRINTINGCGHPANY self. If they will undertake to do . Amendment
of section six of article
,
Was the passage of the Federal
(Inrure"r»(»'l. I
bm „ d,8oatroUil
that they will find that practically I, relating to taxation and finance. Rcscrvo ^
res.
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the whole of the assault on the league
■UBSCBirrioH r a te r : nr a d v a m c t :
blunder?
ONE YEAR.................................$ 2-50 is directed nt Article X. • Article X Proposed Constitutional Amendment
Is freedom from financial panics n
Amendment of section six of a rti
SIX MONTHS.............................. 1.23 is the root of the evils alleged ngalnst
national
calamity?
THREE MONTHHS.........................75 It. It ii. Article X that “scraps" our cle IX, relating to taxation and fiWas the establishment of fnrm
X
No.
constitution. It is Article X that nnnee.
X aU nd
S*ronJ C lin Hall MttUr Autuit tJ [■••"Mid impose over us a "super-go\*
If
the
people
of
M»rion want their loan banks a frightful mistake?
, : ; i . , t Um i'o*t oa.-t at siirUerd, i c r i d i
Was the submission of the prohi
Ufl'Ur Act of March ». UTS.
emment" with power to order our county debt doubled, they will *vote bition amendment to the Constitution
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It "Yes." If they want their money tak proof of incumpotcncy?
Phaaa Ml boys anywhere and everywhere.
OS,*: HERALD BUILDINO.
is Article X that would breed war en out of their own hands nnd put
' Was suffrage a Democratic fail
instead of promoting pence.
One in the hands of n bunch of politicians
t o ielk 'n A d v r r t l ' l . T J H - p r r « . n t a t f v *
ure?
T i t ' V M E K tC A N P H L 53 A S S O C I \TIO*»'
rending these nttneks on the league over whom they have no control, they
Were the Liberty Loans failures?
would in* justified in inferring thnt will vote "Yes." If they want to per
Wns the army of more than 4,manently
separate
themselves
from
Article X la nil that there is in the
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL
000,000
men a failure?
the
right
of
passing
judgment
on
covenant.
ELECTORS.
Was
the
sending of more thnn 2,their
taxation,
they
will
vote
"Yes."
Rut the truth is thnt Article X is
000,000
men
overseas gross misman
Martin Caraballo.
If
they
wnnt
their
taxes
and
their
only one of the covenant's provisions
Charles E. Jones.
agement?
children’s
nnd
grandchildren’s
taxes
designed to prevent war; th.it in its
J. G. Sharon.
Were their victories in battle er
possible ndvico of force to prevent added to every time an cxtruvngjn*
P. W. Corr.
rors?
legislature
meets,
they
will
put
a
war
it
is
the
last
of
the
covenant's
W. V. Knott.
Was the draft law and Us enforce
G. II. Wells.
provisions which would be resorted cress mark oppov.te he worn Y c\"
If they *’"»nt to rfetain n grv.it «on- ment a profound oxampleof folly?
to,
and
that
it
would
not
be
reached
Halloween is the next big fcativiity.
and applied until about a dozen oth stitutionnl right, if they want to re Was the rapid demobilization nnd
er
methods of war prevention had tain control of their own money an! return to n pence basis a failure?
'And then Thanksgiving and the
Was the construction of a mer
I ni" tne say so abou.* their taxation
been
tried and failed.
turkey, maybe.
If they want to retain a great con* chant marine of first magnitude evi
An examination of the covenant
of yofuption paid ( ' r with their dence of incompetence?
Greetings to the new Chamber of will demonstrate this.
-----------o---------- !n the first jilacc, the object of money among a gang of irresponsible
Commerce. Long may she wave.
the combined wisdom of the nations! office holders, they will put a cross
RRINGING HOME THE HONEY
-oThe Women of Seminole county are which drafted the covenant was to [ mark, ns we have indicated, opposite
promote pence, nob war, and it would the word "No."—Ocala Star.
In most communities there are two
alive to tiie political situation.
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classes of citizens—those who pro
l>e a hopeless proof of the incredible*(
— — xCOX WITH TIIE FARMERS
duce, nr.d those who do not.
Rut we also drop a tear for the feebleness of th<- human brain if just
The productive class bring# home
old Hoard of Trade. We had some the reverse had been achieved. The
"The Country Gentlcmnn,” on Au the honey.
happy hours together and many good object is well set forth in the pro
gust M nnd September 25, published
The other cinss merely consumes
things were accomplished in that amble of the covenant, which,
order
to
promote
international
co-optwelve
questions to the Presidential tjja^ w},icj,
producer produces,
name.
*
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eration
nnd
to
achieve
peace
nnd
secandidates,
nil
of
which
dealt
with
There
would
be less hue nnd cry
---------- oThere is nothing in n name, how ctirity," binds the league members, Jtheir nttitude towards the ngricultur- _over the cost of living if mere people
interests of the country, such
’ WouM conscientiously produce inever. It is the men behind the gun as "high contracting parties," to seek
Federal Farm Loan Ranks, co- jten(j 0f j,cjn(, COntenr merely to conthat shoot the—well, the stuff that those ends, "by the acceptance of ob-1
makes things grow—you know what ligations not to resort to war; by the operative efforts of farmers, trans- 1sumo.
we mean—nnd if the right men will prescription of open, just and honor portatlon of farm products, national
Food nnd other commodities nre
stand behind the Chamber of Com able relations between nations; by highways, improvement of agricul hard to produce nt best, nnd the idle
merce and our fine little secretary the firm establishment of understand tural marketing conditions, etc. The ness nnd indifference of the non-pro
the ac questions covered n broad policy be ductive cinss only neentnntes Its
we will do things in this smiling val ings of international In*v
tual rule of conduct i' 'iu i: nations, lieved to lie of vital interest nnd ben- ( scarcity and contributes to its cost.
ley of the St. Johns.
nnd by the maintenance f j ice and cf it to the'farm ers of the country.
-----------o----------A hive of honey bees is n good
the
scrupulous respect for all treaty The answers nre published in the thing for mankind to study. The boo
The people arc coming, heigho,
heigho, and we should be getting ready obligations in the dealings of organ October .10 issue. To each of the that does not work is not allowed to
questions Governor Cox nnswered, eat—it Is ro t permitted to consume
for them, bullclve us. There are more ized peoples with one another."
Here, then, are solemn obligations "Unequivocally yes." Senator Hard
people coming into Florida this year
the fniits of the Inbors of other bees.
no answer.
than ever before. The high price of nssumed before the world by every ing has„ returned
,
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,
We humnns, with ail of our superThc Republican candblatc stays on Jor intelligence, enn still profit from
coal, the cold weather, the unccrtain- nation which enters the league to
pursue a course which in nimost ev his front porch, declines to debate
ity of getting to Europe on tours, the
ery conceivable ease will prevent war. with his opponent nad declines to an the example set us by the little honey
Republican party and many other cal
Rut the observance of these obli- swer questions which commit him to bee.
amities arc driving them this way.
Future generations may lenrn to
Hold out the glad hand to them they gntions is only the beginning of the nny settled policy. His methods nnd rcc, where we of today nre groping
methods of wnr prevention relied on tactics arc the exact reverse of Govwill come here and be one of us.
by the league. Various special mens- cnior Cox’s. Harding In losing, and in darkness.
The honey bee mny tench them.
ures of prevention are provided, and Cox is gaining every day.
Withe the death of McSweency and nny one of which must be vastly ef
King Alexander we pine for something fective nnd oil of which combined
Sanford, is right on the eve of the
Regardless of the, cronkings of the
to fill up the front page. These boys would seem to be nil but infnllible.
men who were ngninst the women
grentest
area
of
prosperity
that
this
went and played out on us too soon
-----------o---------------city hns ever know.
The election voting we believe now and have nijust when we were counting on fill
The time has passed for petty will soon be over nnd then we can set wnys believed that women in politics
ing up at least a half a column every jealousies to rule this city. We should
will put n better phase on everything
day with their family history, previous 1all work for the common cause and tle down to reni business. There are concerned. We will watch the next
so
many
things
for
us
to
do
after
condition of servitude nnd other mat thnt common cause is the building of
the election is settled for four years. campaign with much interest.
ters of interest all culled out for our this city nod country
the biggest
---------- o----------careful readers. And then Frank Mil city and best country in the state. On
Rut you have to hand it to them.
Now is the time for all good men
ler gets counted out of the commiss ly by the standing together of all of When the women undertake anything
to
come right square out for the
ioner’s race and the election will soon the progressive men nnd women of they go into it whole heartedly nnd
Hoard of Trade or the Chamber of
l>e over and what chance have we in this county can those things be ac with both feet. Anti they are show
Commerce or whatever they are in
the newspaper business?
complished.
ing the men something in politics.
clined to call our new trade body.
REMEMHER
TIIE WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC
RALLY SATURDAY
IN THE CENTRAL PARK
!•'!
Mma
PUT) YOUR CROSSMARK
OPPOSITE “NO."
Pr*ild*at u l U l t u
B-crttiry
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STUDY LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Watch for the Big Opening Sale—2nd Floor
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display next
month
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November
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�THE SANFORD WEEKLY IIERALD FRIDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1920
following Is an unofficial copy of the ballot to be used at the general
(l(ction to be Hold on iuesday, November i-r.u. Note that you are to
rote for six presidential electors. On this ticket the six candidates for
Democratic presidential electors come first, then the Lily White Ilcpubli(ir, iind so on with other parties.
Remember that it is against the law to carry this unofficial ballot or
(By other memoranda into the voting booth with you.
Remember also that In this election you make the cross mark in
front of the candidate for whom you wish to vote.
GENCRAL ELECTION A. 1). 192)
Precinct No. 1
Seminole County, Florida
Make a cross mark (X) before the name of the candidate of
Make a cross merle (X) before the word
or against the Constitutional Am endment.
Presidential Electors
Vote for six:
MARTIN CARABALLO
For Superintendent of I Public
Instruction
Vote for one:
FRED T. WILLIAMS Dlst No. 1 pics in I’lnnt City Monday.
Prices quoted by local buyers:
C. F. HARRISON
Dist.No, Beans, $2.50; cucumbers, $3.50 to
$3.75; CRs ptnnls, $2 to $2.25: grape
C. A. DALLAS
fruit, $2.50 to $3; okra, $3; oranges,
$3 to $3.50; Irlth potatoes, $2 to
$2.50 and $3.00; peppers, $3 to $3.50;
squash, $2 to $3; tangerines, $1 to
$1.50. No tomatoes have come in
For Justice of the Peace,
lately.—Plant Cltv Courier.
District No, 1
Vote for one:
^
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher was in
the city several hours today enroute
L. G. STRINGFELLOW
to Wnuchulln and other points south
from Eustis where he spoke last night
to a large crowd. The senator Is
For Constable
looking
well and has been campaign
District No. 1
ing for several wcekn in Florida. He
was called today to make a campaign
R. C. WHITTEN
in Ohio hut thinks ho woutd have lit
tle time before election to go that
far.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment
Amendment of Section d of Article
IX, relating to Tnxntion and Fi
READ BARGAIN"
nance.
On Flour, Grain and Feed
Fruit and Vegetable Crates
You Can Buy From Us at
Wholesale Prices
Wrllr lor Fries tilt
W. A. M erryday Company
Palatka, Florida
Y e a r in a n d y e a r o u t
Uneoda Biscuit h a v e
m a in ta in ed th eir place a s
t h e w o r l d ’s b e s t s o d a
cra ck ers an d th e r e b y
h old th e e steem o f A m eri
c a n h o u s e w iv e s w h o
dem an d super-cxcclicncc
in p o i n t o f c r i s p n e s s ,
flavor and nou rish m en t.
K e ep a su p p ly on h an d .
Proposed Constitutional Amendment
Amendment of Section d of Article
IX, feinting to Tnxntion and Fi
nance.
p. W. CORR
CHARLES E. JONES
w. V. KNOTT
J. G. SHARON
G. B. WELLS
For Commissioner of Agrirtullure
Vote for one:
FRED COLE
W. R- BRYANT
JAMES W. ARCHIBALD
MRS. L. L. HAYS
H. L. CLOUGH
CHARLOTTE It. COFFIN
For Justice of Supreme Court
Vote for two:
E. M. BRELS FORD
MRS. A. E. IIENRI
J. II. DRUMMOND
R. A. McAULEY
LELAND M. CHUBB
a . n T ja c k s o n
J. W. LOCKE
W. N. NANNEY
f T f Ti i .
POPE
L. M. O’KELLEY
J. B. MOFFETT
WESLEY C. RICHARDS
B. G. SMITH
HERMAN W. PILSBURY
ERNEST M. SMITH
GECL I*. WENTWORTH
For United States Senator
Vote for (Aic:
DUNCAN U. FLETCHER
In this issue of the Herald is the
advertisement of Henry McLnulin,
who calls attention to the fact that
he is putting on a big llnrgs'n Win
dow every Saturday. Mure you will
find nil kinds of bargains in jewelry,
Chinn ware, novelties, etc. Watch
this pope,* for announcements each
week mid wnl h the window f r the
display. It will pay you.
THOS. F. WEST
Perishable shipments continue to
leave Plant City in increasing quan
E. P. AXTELL
tities. Four enrs of grapefruit were
N. n. K. PETTINGILI
titles. Four cars of grapefruit were
shipped from here to New York Sun
F. TV. MARSH
day. Two enrs of grapefruit were
•hipped to Scnttlc Saturday, nnd n
car of oranges left Plant City Fri
day for Cincinnati.
For Railroad Commissioner
Shipments of porishnble matter
Vote for one:
handled tiy the express company
since the first of the month total 3,A. S. WELLS
000 packages.
GEO. C. CROM
Outside of citrus fruit, cucumbers
GEO. C. McDOUG
nnd squash have l>ecn the main pro
ducts selling on the local market In
S. C. BAIRD
the last few days. One hamper of
Irish potatoes hns been bought so
far. Egg plants are still coming In
For State Senator,
in good quantities. Other vegetables
Nineteenth Senatorial District
being bought on the local market are
pepper, okra nnd beans.
Shipments by the express com
;,I. O. OVKRSTRFET
pany since October 20th total about
1,000 pneknes ns opposed to 2,000
pneknges between October 1st nnd
For Mcml»er of the House of Repre
October 20th, showing nn increase of
srntatives.
100 per cent Rlncc Octoticr 20th.
Vote for one:
House Brothers sold n car of npFORSTER
For County Judge
E. F. HOUSHOLDER
For Representative In Congress,
Fourth District
VotJ for one:
E. A DOUGLASS
For Superintendent of Public In
ntructlon
EARL HUNT
For Tax Assessor
CARY A. HARDEE
DR. F. C. WHITAKER
ALEX VAUGHAN
W. L. VAN DUSER
For Ttfx Collector
Vote for omM________
. JOHN D. JINKINS
For Attorney C.enerol
J- Care taker" requires do promptla s from the humen
In the rocberttasof the e to»»«et* Uwtea. Lon*
baton Iher aro eiheuited to the
d in ."
Ihe ‘ AaUJOaeli. C.rotek er.-ollts own eteoed. 'MtowetleaUr
■IftTtA tb* IflfiDt rK h ifljD l Ull b ll
i . i Im .
And It BUtero.llrellr elope
rteherflna when the betleriee are
C. M. HAND
S m a sh oveiloed
o f- h eating tthrough
ovettoad tti
tha
"Automatic Caretaker* tn » U n tljr
E. E. BRADY
; a n u s : ■»•*.*'«
For County Commissioners
Vote for five:
l T a . BRUM LEY
hrtrr, th i U t t ^ « « ere
*cat In'* i f t l n »nd bdp p *
• retor. AnrP<*nt that dose lew then
Ihte Is DOT Full Autcmetle iijJJ*
« l of dele th e d .r It te IssuPed.
M etthiw f rating U
[>7 a
based oo generatoi
eapaeltr A f O H B V V ri W
Wlterim being a re
f jr jt
eerre iip p lr .. W
HAGAN
W.
ENTZMINGER Dlst No. 3
c.
Diat- No. 4
O. p. SWOPE
KNDOR CURLETT DlsL No. 5
CONSOLIDATE!) UTILITIES
CORPORATION ■CHICAGO
—
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For Treasurer
.1. C. LUNING
F. E. HUNT
H. L. EWING
Not M#r*ty“S t l f S ta rtin g
THE Matthews “ Automatic
ELECTRIC LIUnT
AND POWER PLANTS
Whan batteries tre In dange
For Sheriff
B. E. DYSON
For Comptroller
Vote for one:
ERNEST AMOS
W. H. NORTH UP
JAS. T. McCAUTH
TOLL Automatic,
Starts and Stops
Its e lf _
For Governor
WM. M. GOBER
for trial. Po«U*« P f s o t i
RALD WANT AD
nwn nvurnocrAsninji im iiiu ik
(writ. • ni-iw ru..
T«a
v
%••:•>•>** <•
e-s-s-*■<■++++♦++++♦
Beating the high cost of living
These “ 0 & O” bargains will be found at this store
every day for a time—but we cannot guarantee how
long* they’ll lie here before someone else sees them.
For Clerk Circuit Court
RIVERS II. BUFORD
uJnUiMM iin
l««r clodUnil end *»• wBl »*nti row
“ 0 & 0 ” means “ Odds and Ends” and “ Over
stocked” articles, t a k e n f r o m our regular stock and
marked away down in price. ,
M. J. MARTIN
For Secretary of State
Vote for ono >
H. CLAY CRAWFORD
LIGHT BUT
STRONG
Wherever you see one you will him a bargain.
G. A. KLOCK
JOHN M. CHENEY
CRATE D. BOWEN
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
For Members County Board of Public
Vote for three
Chas. L. Polk
The Matthews Man
Sanford,
Florida
Here Are The Advantages:
—this method is a sound merchandising
idea that presents real bargains and
keeps our store out of the bargain
counter class.
*
—it enables us to give better values.
—it treats all customers alike.
_and gives each customer an equal chance
at these bargains.
Watch the Ads in this paper for
the next few days, better still
come in and let u s show you.
The Womans Democratic Rally,
Central Park, Saturday
�—
THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920
LAST WEEK CAMPAIGN
WILL BE BUSY ONE BIG
MEETING SATURDAY
SANFORD DEPOSIT uk
PRESBYTERY FUNDS
HE CONSTANT
AIM OF THIS BANK
OF ALL THE BENEVOLENT FUND
OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ES OF SOUTH FLORIDA
Dr. F. D. Browidcc and II. C. DuHose, who have been attending the
St. Johns' Presbytery at Plant City
have returned home and they brought
program anti the meet;.-,, '-a ted over home something good for Sanford.
l not
H o o r the f n w d iv n t r c u r i v f o r At the meeting it wns decided that
k jiiO i
iu the future instead of thu different
more of the same hind when the churches
in the Presbytery sending
chairman announced the close of the in their contributions for benevolent
meeting. The new voters and the purposes to the various cities over
<>!<! ones are taking a deeper interest the South they would decide upon n
treasury in the Presbytery*
in politics this year than ever before central
and Sanford was chosen ns being *he
realizing that upon the turn of the Lest place after ihey had heard from
wheel depends the future and safety Dr. Hrownlec and Mr. DuBose about
of our nation and the women espec the wonderful place in which they
ially are studying the situation most lived. The St. Johns’ Presbytery ex —No mattrr how ravishing the rest
tends from Astor south to Tampa and of your coNtumo may be. So wheth
carefully and will he an important has a large territory to draw from er you choose two o r a half a dozen
factor in the general result.
and all the Benevolent Funds will ats.p by hgo ses lire th a t nit tyoui* u
WOMEN PRESENT WERE GREAT*
The women will hold an all day ral hereafter be sent here and the funds Hats, he sure that they suit your per
LY INTERESTED IN ALL
ly in the Central Park next Satur will he distributed among the San sonality exactly. It isn 't always mi
ford banks making a nent sum that easy to make this decision for yourTHE SPEECHES
day to which every woman in the will
he on deposit hero nil the time. sell hut our Millinery Salespeople are
county is invited. This will be made The Benevolent Funds of the Presby- carefully trained so th a t they may be
Tlie mass meeting anti Democratic a big day and everything for the com- tery comprise all the money that is of great help to you. And then our
fort of the visitors will he arranged. . Kent _to China, Jntinn, Korea, Africa, pricings nrc all well within reason.
Rally held on the streets Saturday I
Mexico, Brazil and Cuba and also the
support
that is given to the mission
night practically ended the campaign CLYDE LINE CHANGES
ary work in various sections of
in Seminole county although it is
SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS America and a large share in the
support of the orphanage in South
possible that another meeting may he
Carolina besides other benevolent nchotel here before election day. The
It is rumored from hcndqunrtcrs tivities. All of this work will bring
larger.! crowd that has ever gathered that the Clyde Line will change the a large account to the local hanks of CITY MARKET IS NOW
on the streets here wns present at St. Johns river line schedule making ' ^nHf°rd nnd give this city much pub*
IN TIIEIH NEW HOME
the meeting Saturday night and they th- sailings
wniii.w-c on
„„ .Tuesday,
Timcitnv Thursday
Tt-..-.,!,,. | Hcity throughout South Florida
It will also mean more work for
The City Market has moved into
remained iin*ll the Inst speaker on nnd Saturday instead of the present
Dr.
Brownlee
and
the
workers
in
the
their
new home at the corner of
the program had made his address, schedule nnd there would he no ser Presbyterian church but they are wil
street and Railroad Way in the
showing an unusual interest in the ious objection to this arrangement ling to undertake it ns they have nl- First
Welnka block The benntiful new
meeting and wanting to lenrn some
ways
been
willing
to
undertake
any
store
room in the beautiful new build
only it will he difficult for the thing thnt means better service to
ing is one of thj fin est in the city
thing about the manner in which
merchants to take care of the ship the church and to the city.
nnd Walthall & Estridgo,
„ . the proprieproprn
elections nrc held and to know the
Dr. Brownlee and II. C. DuBoio are tors of the City M arket realizing
ments of goods on their busiest day
men for whom they should vote. R.
in the week and will work a hard to he congratulated upon landing this thnt they were going into one of the
J. Holly, ns chairman of the meet
depository for Sanford.
best stores in the city are living up
ing, introduced the following: Mrs. ship on them in many ways. If the
to the reputation by arranging their
large stock of groceries and meats
John Leonard!, John D. Jinkins, For merchants of Sanford do not want JONES C VSH STORE
this change they should get busy
and
fruits nnd vegetables in the most
READY FOR BUSINESS
est Lake, F. P. Forster, William
attractive manner possible nnd the
through the Chamber of Commerce
Shelley, C. M. Hand and George A. and tell the Clyde Line officials about
In this issue appears the advertise store looks ns neat ns "mlln-Jy's par
lor" and just ns clean. Everything
DeCottes.
it. The present schedule seems to he ment of the Jones’ Cash Store that is white and fresh an d new nnd spick
Mrs. Leonard! made a decided im the most convenient for nil parties has recently opened in the DeForcst
building on First street next to the and spnn ant’ with th e ir new refrigpression upon the audience, being her
concerned but the Clyde Line prob- Hill Hardware Co. The Jones Cnsh oration system that has already re
first appearance before a crowd of
ably has a good and sufficient reason store is one of a chain of stores Icing c e iv e d mention in these columns Wal
thall A Estridgo expect to not only
men and women here although
for n change. However, the Clyde established over the south and buying live up to .heir form er reputation of
has made several addresses in other . ,
,
,
,
, in large quantities mid paying ens
•ash
. nnd. ,before
,
Line,, off rtnls have always
"Caterers to the Public" hub they htprecincts ,in ,,the countv
, * been
. . ready, nnd selling for cnsh and cutting out eend
to surpass it. This enterpris
,.
.
,..
,
,
f
.
to
1
sten
to
any
nnd
nil
protests
nnd
the Womans (lull ami her clear con, *
■
. ,, all delivery expenses their stores are ing firm also believes in advertising
cutting down the high cost of living.
.
,,
.i
,
,
.
,
are
more
than
willing
to
meet
the
ception of the method:! <>f voting was ,
It is the idea of paying cnsh, getting and will keep their customers inform
most interesting not only to women business men of Sanford half wav on a better price nnd carrying your a r ed as to latest prices on the meat nnd
atl propositions nnd if this change ticles home thereby making a big j grocery line nml their spiiek delivery
but to the men.
i will bring the best the market a f
Every one of the speakers had the <does not suii the
. . . business men of , saving.
- , Hnssel Brown,
. . . is the mana fords right to your door. See them
same message about voting the , S’nnfor'1
81,01,1,1 ™F 8 0 n ° 'v or | eer of the new More nnd has arrang- in their new home today.
oil it in an up-to-date manner hav
strnight Democratic ticket and stand- forcvir hnUI tl,l,ir Pencc- So,nh!
ing painted the interior in pure white
nnd with new fixtures and everything
ing by the party nominees from pres
F. G. Llghtscy, an elderly man
idential electors down to constable Doctor— our wife needs a change in fine shape is ready for the trade residing at vlO Dorn street in Jack
that is hound to come when the pub
and they were heartily applauded, of air."
lic reads the prices that are quoted sonville was assaulted by two negro
Sanford lias a number of good speak- ! Tightwad—“Well,
today and will he quoted every Fri women near the corner o f Stewart and I
ers and while there were seven on the electric fan."
day in the Market Edition of the West Duval streets F riday night and '
i
Daily Herald.
robbed of $7,(Hi,'. Lightsey told the
police that he was w alking along D tLIST YOUR VACANT
va! street when the two ncgresscs
ROOMS WITH SANFORD
came
up from behind nml began to
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
c.ub him. In n few minutes he was
Among the many conveniences of knocked unconscious. The loot in
the new Chamber of Commerce thnt cluded seven Mils o*‘ $1,000 denomina
will soon be organize i is the depart tion, the balance of ?f."> being in smal
ment that will take care of those who ler denominations.
arc seeking roOms ami homes and
The assessed valuation of Palm
The table below shows bow a thousand those who are seeking to offer the Bench
county is now p u t at SO,000,00 >.
same f->r rent. Secretary Ponrmnn,
dollar loan is paid o(T in eleven years and of the Chamber of Commerce, will
eleven months at the rate of $10.00 per make it ids business to locate all the
strangers in the city if such n thing
month.
is possible nnd will keep up with all
the vacant houses (there are none
nnd with those who have apart
If you pay rent for eleven years and eleven now)
ments nnd rooms to rent nnd will
months what will you have to show for it?
take the strangers in hand and find
them homes if such homes are avail
able.
The Chamber of Commerce will
Why pay for your home and not own it?
also at an early date take up the
question of more homes nnd if more
homes are not to he obtained th •
question of housing the people in
tents will he investigated. See Sec
retary Penman at his office in the
Valdez Hotel for all information on
Em] ol
Inltrnt
Applied
IDUncc
this subject.
*
on Loin
I'npiid
The urgent need of the times calls
for
more study on the part of farm
$r.o,oo
1 year
5910.00
S G0.00
ers, more organization nnd greater
876.10
'J years
56.40
63.60
efficiency on the farm. Production
must lie done as cheaply ns possible.
.1 ymrs
52.58
G7.I2
808.98
Prodliccts must he raised with a more
1 years
48.51
737-52
71.16
intelligent knowledge of world mark
.ri years
44.25
75,75
661.77
ets, of knowing how to market prod
ucts, nnd the fertility of the soil must
fi years
39.71
581.48
60.29
he built up, and that in the most econ
7 years
31.69
85.11
496.37
omical way by rotation, use of farm
8 years
29.78
manures nnd pasture.
90.22
106.15
Democratic Rally
Saturday Night Was
Big Success
MANY SPEAKERS
Your Friends Notice
Your Hat First
TO PROTECT OUR CUSTOM
ERS’ INTERESTS AND TO MEET
THEIR VARIOUS NEEDS FOR
SERVICE IN
AN EFFICIENT
ovdsuvs iiauxaoonv
unv
TORY MANNER.
The Quality Shop
First National Bank
F. P FORSTER, President
Sanford, Florida
Lettuce
Hampers
All Kinds,
In stock all the time
Prices Absolutely Right.
Servke---The Best.
Cotton Seed Meal
Nitrate Soda
Ivainit
Why Pay tor Your Home
and Not Own It?
Our Prices Will Save You Money
C H A S E & CO.
TRY A HERALD WANT AD
Payments $ 10.00 per month on loan
of $ 1 ,0 0 0
9 years
10 years
11 years
11 years, 11 months
24.37
16.G3
12.55
6.10
95.63
310.52
101.37
107.15
101.70
209.15
101.70
\TVKKISH cr d o m estic
B LEN D
000.00
A home of your own will always be worth the
money. We carry a complete line of Lumber
and Building Material and will appreciate
your[orders, whether large or small. Either
will'have our'usunl cilicient service.
L___e t e
The House of Service and Price
PHONE 135
Office and Yard: Third St. and Myrtle Ave.
m
t t
* *
____v
sir-ee, b o b !
N o p rem iu m s w ith
Camels—all quality!
AM ELS quality plus Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and
choice Dom estic tobaccos pass out the
most wonderful cigarette smoke you
ever drew into your mouth!
A nd, th e w a y to p r o v e that
sta te m e n t is to com pare Camels
p u ff-b y-p u ff w ith a n y cigarette in
the w o r ld 1
. Camels have a mild mellowness that
is as new to you as it is delightful.
Yet, that desirable “body” is all there!
T h e y a re a lw a y s refresh in g — the}}
n e v e r tir e y o u r ta ste .
Camels leave no unpleasant cigaretty
aftertaste nor unpleasant cigaretty odorl
Your say-so about Camels will be:
it i
‘iWy, b u t th a t’s a g r e a t cigarette
Csm+U «r« *n/J
in pde/tf/AciJI]'
W
o f 20
f o r te n o a ck a d a a ( 200
c ^ i r p f ^ l ) in a glaa a in a h p a f'^ r^ ca Y erm l ca tio n , IVii
G iron f l y re co m m e n d th ia ca rto n f y f t h o hom oorofftcm
m ippljr o r w han y o u fra v a L
W arm ing relief fbr
rheumalic aches*
E’S just used Sloan's
Liniment and thu quick
H
comfort had brought a smilo
I J n im i m t n n d tin* fttnVL*
The Hill Lumber Co
a
D. F. WH1TNEU, Cashier
i f pleasure to his face.
Good for cchca resulting
from weather exposure,
sprains, strains, lame back,
3 5 4 overworked muscles. Ptne7 0 * {rales without rubbino. All
* 1 4 0 dniggifita have it.
SLinim
i ® ent
a , ,
■siri^MiaMMcsaksi &**
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
WinitoB-SsIem, N. C,
�THE SANFORD W E E K L Y HBRALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920
ON T11E CEMETERY ROAD
| ftff O f l f P P l l i r n i n n
***HMHM"M+ M M M M M -M *M +*M »-M »*M -M»*M -M "M M M M »<
Mr. Editor Thank you for the
ARE YOU I INSURED? IF NOT, SEE
memorial you wrote to the city paper
in honor to .Mr. J. I). Parker.
How did you reach the Silent City
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
you never said, you surely netAr
AGENTS
went In* the road that I went by the
same day, you must have went by JURY SAID SO IN VERDICT C.IV
INC. REASONS FOR SO
areoplarie although you did not come
home that way,
SAYING
I Wonder if you could ho instru
orricr rron.r.H hank uuiloinu
mental to work a pood turn for those
flljr The AuxUUi Pr ■»a1
that are moved by their friend* to
Sanf ord.
.
.
.
.
Fl ori da
LONDON, Oct. 27.—A jury of ten
that City—Mr. Parker worked withSTRAW DERRY PLANTS MAY
"iV tCt, ^ kW his desire was accom men returned a verdict in the Mac- ■M+*M+*M**M+++++++*M+++++*M+++**M++4-M*+*M*+++M*+++44
RK SET UP TO NOV. 10 plished in netting that pavilion, the Swincy inquest saying the mayor died
occupants there have thanked hint from heart failure the to a dilated
many times, your Words o(* praise to heart nnd acute delirium following
hint is the lirst I have read.
Established 1906
Now I want to tell you a serious scurvy due to exhaustion from the
thing; the whole city will testify to prolonged refusal to take food.
the truth of the words that follow?
Fabulous sums of money has hern
spent for good roads in Seminole PERKINS & HRITT
county lending in every direction but
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
to our Silent City wher our loved ones
rest. Now listen to what a northern
In the midst of a big rush incident
Specialist* in S p ra y s, S p ra y e r s a n d S p ra y in g
er told tnc, she said, she had lost her
little girl upon a visit here to Flor al to the sales now being put on at
ida the day of the funeral to ease the store of Perkins A Ilritt they are
Manufacturers of
the pain in her heart.
getting in a lot of new store fixtures
She and another had the little to take care of their constantly in
coffin rest on their laps on the way
They received a
to the cemetery, the road was in such creasing trade.
a rough condition that the car was shipment yesterday of new nrd great
lor WHITE FLT and SCALE INSECTS
so shaken she felt the hotly hit the ly improved hat nnd clothe* cabinets
side of the coffin.
To a v o id s u b s t i t u t e s soo th at
Other's have told me they had seen that are the last word in convenience
3CBNARXS appeats on every barrel
their loved ones so shaken that *the nnd service to customers and clerks
coffin had moved in the hearse, they alike. The halj cabinet is large
Order direct or from our Winter Haven Hunch, or through any
thought if a city ever wished to pros enough to hold 300 hats nnd any and
per they should first pave n road to alt sides can be shown by a simple
n( the following:
the cemetery.
For! Myers Warrhuusc, Fori Myers
Gulf Fertilizer Co., Tampa
.lust a few days ago a body was twist of the wrist. The clothing cab
brought here for burial one of the inet is of the very latest pattern that
K. 0 . rainier Fertilizer (in., Jacksonville
relatives thought they were on the will hold dozens of suits nnd keep
wrong road never having seen s't?h them in good shape and also make
Or through ain (cation, utfilaird with t be Florid* C'ttni* Ko Tange, cominera way to a cemetery before.
r u l ip riy ertan d merchant, generally throughout the citrut .re tto n to f the Stue.
them
easy
to
display.
In
'.he
middle
The advertisement of this is not
to Sanford’s credit ninny n one will, of tlie cabinet is an alcove mirror
W rlto us tor c o p y of Sclinat.a Spray Boole,
think ami remember this road should that shows the customer how well he
Sctinarrs Sptayer Catalog and Complala Plica List
have been paved long ago. And then looks in Perkins A Unit's clothing
built roads for our visitors ourselves.
Ki»i« lx.inbuier,
SANFORD LADY nr.d the cabinet is made of mahogany
Infufnutlna r i f M l to
eunuul o(
with nickel trimmings and makes a
NIACARA
CITRU
S INSECTS
fvduldi
Sulphur
GumpuusJ
fine appearance in this up-to-date
AND DISEASES
S t il k w i n - W il l i a m s
store. Perkins A Ilritt Mieve in
P r, l.im , Huli-hur
chftrfully cltfft
i
having everything just right and they
are milling many improvements in
their store to make it just what it
should be—the last word In a modem
haberdashery. They also believe in
letting the public know what they
have to offeh by taking liberal space
■ * / • • • T T S V ^ /T * * * *
in the Sanford Herald and cutting out
DEPENDABLE ABJOLUTELY
fake advertising of all kinds believ
ing in patronizing the home news
ICKLY
paper to the exclusion of all other
I0*00*-60*aMt(rorbyDose
kinds of ndvertiiing.
General Fire
i HE SENT mtOADCAST
I,LING THE TltUTII
ABOUT SANFORD
things our menus, a row miles south,
y,ve been saying about one another.
It may give those who nrc engaged
in this unfortunate controversy much
satisfaction when their system is en
tirely relieved of the thoughts tiewlopfd by their recent local difficul
tiesjt is fair to say that our friends
Ii,e in one of the most beautiful lit(]. cities in the country, they have
worked together for many years;
tk*y have become prosperous and
they should be happy. If they are
trtt happy R is to bo regretted that
the ninny able men there, of even
Innpernmeat, cannot bring the op
ting forces together, cither for a
Kttlcn.ent or for an agreement to
Ifcp the mutter out of the newspa
pers. If prospective residents have
tm reading the papers regularly, it
a i foregone conclusion that outsidm will not wish to locate in a qunrrfUome community. Of course, we
tiie nothing to do with the matter,
id nn exression from us would be
properly looked upon ns impertinence.
I am referring to it, however, in our
own interest.
Sanford has reorganized its trade
usociatiim, and a man hns been se
lected for sccretar* who scorns to
hire had some experience in that
lice, he can be successful if he has
the support of the community, nnd
there is no reason, why It should not
he forthcoming. If nny local differ
ence* should nrise, business, political
or otherwise, I hope your personal in
fluence nnd the influence of your pnper will he used to keep the quarrel
isav from the outside world and
uten up the disagreement. I do not
tr.nw of a city In Florida having bet
ter opportunities, and a more prom
ising future than Sanford. It you
•ill, hut for a few moments, look
ten years hack, nnd then zo out nnd
kok up nnd down the street, I am
nn* you will bo nmnzed nt the won
derful growth during that period un
der the ninny difficulties our people
encountered. I think we had great
difficulties to overcome, but you
h»ve been very pntient through the
period of acrimonious ridicule nnd
jealous political Intrigues of outside
and neighlmring Influence, the result
cf that patience nnd prcsorvcncc is
present today, I noticed it when I
was there in June, and often times I
am sorrv my occupation keeps me so
far away from home, 1>ocnuse I would
like to he there to help you make the
beautiful and prosperous city I have
pictured in my mind.
If you will go away and slay three
or four years, nnd then go hack to
Sanford, it will he ensy for you to ap
preciate how men feel who must be
•way permanently. I hope you will
Vfcr> the streets clean, particularly In
the section where the railroad* run,
•nd that* you will mnintnin your pub
lic parks, and the people living on
th» avenues will keep tnc Inwn* nnd
the flowers looking fresh ami at
tractive. Cultivate nil that is good
in the outside world, nnd above nil
thine*, have your committee be care
ful that the new advertising matter
doe* not mnkd a statement that can
not be verified, because if you will
•tick to the facts about the city of
Sanford, and about Seminole county,
you will have enough to say in a
convincing wny without resorting to
viiionary things. It is ordinary
knowledge that when people try* to
draw pictures advertising themselves,
they are not satisfied with the nat
ural beauty nnd the possibilities of
•heir surroundings, it wdl follow then
•hat the purchaser will discover his
mistake to our injury* and mortifica
tion.
Yours sincerely,
WELL WISHER.
Insurance
SCHNARRS SPRAY FORMULA
TOR H E A D A C H E S
Whether a man is handling farm
K. O. PA IN TER F E R T IL IZ E R COM PANY
machinery or livestock he will accom J A C K S O N V I L L E ,
F L O R ID A
C O M I'L B T U PH It T i l . I XU IIS
plish more if ho understand* how to
P B IIT IL IZ B U M ATK IIIALS
take proper care of his property. Thl*
HPHATRRH
Is true of machinery, from the wagon
I.N K K CTIC ID M
to the tractor, an it is to the hogs nnd „ , . .
P O tlL T U T N U rP L IK N
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horses on the farm. Too amny farm W .li* U r l . l H l Frl** L l.tr . N *| tk* C k*****l~ka | » .!* •« * |w ar. | a
ers have allowed themselves to depend
upon good luck nnd the veterinarian
when their livestock have liecome sick
or Injured.
DEMOCRATIC CONTRIRUTIONS
BREAK ALL RECORDS
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.—A new* record for campaign contributions re
ceived in a! single day was announced
nounced by Democratic national head
quarters here last night after Treas
urer March had checked in ?74,000 in
gifts in small denominations. The
treasurer’s announcement asserted
that “never in the history of the Dem
ocratic campaigns had such n flood
of contributions been received."
Post Cards at T he Herald Office
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Buy your post cards nt the Herald
office. Beautiful views, 1c each.
T T Z H s l T w ill please you m ost about
W th e new N i n e t e e n T w e n t y O n e
B u ick m odels is th eir u tility. Y ou can
rely o n th e B uick V alve*in-H cad m otor
for p o w er for th e hardest travel, th e
greatest speed e m e rg e n c y .
The "LOGICAL TREATMENT
ENERGIZER
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T o rem arkable se r v ic e a b ility , th e new
B u ick m odels add really im pressive beauty.
T h e graceful body lin es, handsom e ap
p o in tm en ts, refin em en ts and room iness
inspire justifiable pride am on g ow ners.
ASK
THEM
For Many Human Ills
A u th o rized Huick service, nation-w ide in
e x te n t, reinforces th eir h ig h serviceability.
z\ml W in s so that the Blood Stream Functions
Nourishment to Dormant Tissue.
No Mystery—No Imagination
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The intest sport in town is the kill
ing of dogs by autcmoblle drivers,
h’s great sport. W. L. Scott lost a
fire bird dog on Tuesday and another
killed on North Boulevnrd Thurs<*»y night. Any cownrd who will in
tentionally run over a poor dumb anitnal and crush out it* life Is n worse
04r than the mangiest, flca-infectcd
tkff on four feet.—DcLand News.
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A plan to* shorten the highway disUnco between Tampa and St. Petcrs*-urg by more than thirty miles is beh>g worked out by George Gandy, Sr.,
• St. Petersburg promoter who is nrttnging for the construction of a
two-nile bridge ncross a portion of
Uld Tnmpn Bay, work to begin early
r**xt spring when lnbor is expected to
r*tuni to about normal. A dirt fill of
®°re than two miles will be a port of
^engineering problem .____
We are distributors for the
famous
‘Vesta” Storage Batteries
For any make of Car
Guaranteed 18 Months
ir any make of Battery and guarantee it for
months. Also have a Renta! Battery
while we repair or exchange yours
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We have Inrge quantities of well seasoned IDEAL FERTILIZERS
stored nt our various distributing houses throughout the stntc ready for
immediate shipment to nny point. Wc have Inrge quantities of mater
ials stored in warehouses which were not damaged nnd buildings which
enn be ultilized for mixing until the temporary mixing plant* already well
uncicr way is completed. The many growers depending upon our famous
brands shall not be disappointed.
Skilled engineers arc rapidly forging ahead on plans for u Inrger
building thoroughly up-to-date in every equipment—the very last nnd
best word in fertilizer factories.
R. C. MAXWELL, Mgr. Sanford Branch ?
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO.
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Known everywhere-Buy it
b y the case for your home.
V iilt o r e cord ially in v ite d tojintpeQ t o u r p la n t.
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Such a fire ns we have suffered will naturally cause inconvenience,
but we shall take care of our business. We nre rnthcr proud of our hav
ing filled orders the first day after the fire, nnd good service to our
customers will be maintained throughout the season.
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Mtmbenhlplath* FloridaGtra* Exchange require*
only the ability ts ~ c—r tr. No Inkhtloo Urn,
no joembcnhlp 'dues. For fcdormatfcm, coonth the
manager of seartH HOcfatfac or wb-oth agt, or
write to the btailoeee manager at Tampa.
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Florida Cttras Exchange
returns the value of crops
directly to the growers,
preventing their dissipa
tion among speculators
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Resigning n« auditor for the Jacknonvillc Chamber of Commerce,
which
post he has
held more
than a year, R. W. Potm an, Jr.
leaves this city today for Snnford,
where he has been elected secretary of
the Snnford Chamber of Commerce,
INSTRUCTIONS HOW
TO VOTE THE TICKET
Mr. Peatman will take charge of the
NOVEMBER SECOND Sanford office Monday.
The Snnford Chamber of Commerce
There will lie at the end of the tick
et two pnrncranhs, each containing a was recently orgnniied, nnd Mr. Penr*
part of the constitutional amendment man was deeded the first secretary
to give the legislature power to assess of the organisation. His trnining un
the state indefinitely to build roads
and bridges. One paragraph will be der H. It. Kessler, secretary of the
marked “No" or "Against"; the oth Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce
er "Yes," or “For."
was counted by the Snnford organis
The ticket will be printed In n;iar- ation ns especially qualifying him for
nltel columns. It will have a stub at
the top. The voter enters the pol’ing the post.
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Mr. Penrman
cnino to
Jacksonville
WILL ALSO HE OFFERED BY THE lilnce whop the officers give him or
her
permission,
goes
to
the
table
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was
for home
MERCHANTS AND MANY PEO where the clerk nnd inspectors
>rs
m
am
tjme
connected
with
the
United
PLE WILL ATTEND.
waits while they look up his or her
States
shipping
board
local
headquar
name on the registration book. If the
One of the big coming events is nnrnc is there the voter receives a ters ns auditor. He hns ninny friends
the all-day rally of the women that ticket, which is mnrked with a num in the city who nre expressing keen
will take place next Saturday, Oct. ber by the inspector giving it. The regret nt his departure, while con
then goes into the nearest vot
ItOth, lasting from early morning un voter
ing l»ooth ami mark.l the ticket. The gratulating him on the opportunity. T
til late in the afternoon. The women booth !s a little portable closet with
“I hope nnd intend to work In har
are arranging for this big event and a shelf to lay the ticket on and a pen mony with the.Jacksonville Chamber
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will make it a Democratic rally for cil to mark it. The voter had better
the instruction of the women of Sern- always use his or her own pencil, ns of Commerce," Mr. Penrman said y
molc county and all of them are in the one in the booth is likely to lie yesterday, "ami I have the assurance
vited to come in nnd bring their of little account. Thero is a curtain of the officers of the organization y
families as a rest room will be pro on the booth, which a voter may draw, thnt Sanford will carry on in harmony y
vided for the children, giving the bul there is not much use in polling
mothers a champ td enjoy the tiny it down, because no one can see from with the other commercially organiz y
the outside how the ballot is mnrked. ed cities of Florida. The Snnford sec y
and get the important instruction.
Not only will politics he discussed The voler hns only five minutes in tion is one of the richest of Florida, y
In all its phases hut the road ques the booth, though if there are few nnd offers many opportunities for set
tion nnd the amendment that is both others waiting the inspectors seldom
ering the men nnd will soon bother press the point The ticket marked, tlers nnd Investors. On my recent
the women v.’il! be dlscu.r.ecd from all the voter folds it so only the stub brief visit there I was so impressed
sides nnd down the middle and the big will show, returns to the table nnd with the city nnd its prospects nnd
meeting will he n real get-together hands the ticket to one of the inspec with the spirit of the city building
meeting and free discussions that are tors, who tears off the stub nnd puts
bound to be conducive of much good it on file, nnd hands the ticket back among its people that I immediately
In the community. Prominent wom to the voter, who puts U in tho ballot formed a high opinion of Sanford nnd y
en from all parts of the state will box Then the voter leaves as quick Snnford business men. A close cobe hero and will discuss the issues of ly nnd us quietly as possible, and operdtion between nil cities of Flori
the day. The school for voting will must not approach the polling place
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he something that has been needed again closely enough to be of incon da is neccessary for future develop
y
venience
to
other
voters
or
the
of
nnd nil of tho women will take ad
ment, and l nm certain ihnt Snnford
vantage of it. Aside from the busi ficers until the election is over nnd will go the limit in this regard."— y
ness features the women present will the ballots nre counted.
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Times Union.
he able to obtain coffee nnd sand
wiches on the grounds for n nominal PLAN OF MUNICIPAL GOVERN
MENT 10 HE DECIDED
FELLOW PRISONERS
sum and the merchants of the city
BY ELECTION
have been asked to co-operate by giv
OF ALFRED COCCHI
ing sperinl bargains, on that day and
Presenting
a
"Commission-Manag
SAYS HE IS GUILTY
advertise the day in their advertise
y
ments in the Herald and otherwise er Plan" charter, tho charter hoard
lend their nhl in making this a big elected nt the regular city election in
(By Tb« Ai»oc!*t«d r u n )
gathering dny for all the people of July to prepare n new charter or
BOLOGNA,
Oct. 27.—Aldo Dcrossl, y
the county. See the Herald for fu amendments to the present charter
for
the
city
of
New
Smyrna,
hns
com
a
fellow
prisoner
cf Alfred Cocchl on y
ture announcements of this bli* gath
pleted its work ami is nbnut rendy to trial chnrgcd with the murder of V
ering.
present the proposed new charter to
the electors of the city for its adop Ruth Crugcr in New York City in
MISS KATHERINE WILKIE
1917 testified Cocchi told him he kill
or rejection.
WILL BE SOCIETY EDITOR tion
A special election on the question ed a girl after mistreating her.
of adoption or rejection of the pro
Miss Katherine Wilkie hns consent posed new charter will he called for
ed to take, the society column of the November 2llrd. If adopted, the clmr- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • • • o v e e e e e e e e o e t W M i
Daily Stanford Herald nnd starting er provides for the new plan of mu
from next Monday will have that de nicipal government to go into effect
partment in charge. This Is only one tli« first day of January, 11)21, and a
of the many items that the ^lernlcl special election for commissioners
expects to innugurntc to Improve the will he held in December.
paper and make it n rent daily. With
The charter prepared by the char- 0 ne Inch Cards Wit Be Published Ut>
the constantly increasing price in
board is similar m many respects ^ t J is , "adlmr O The Hair Of *7.?
newsprint paper nnd everything that toortin*
cotnmiBsion-mnnngcr plan charI,
*
goes into tiie making of a daily the ters in effect in St. Augustine, Tnlln- : rl ' cnrHerald will not stand hack on the ex hnssee and Sanford, where the muni
pense hut will endeavor to have ev cipal governments are said to he op
ery part of the news department cov erating satisfactorily.^ nnd where
ered in full nnd In making the Daily the residents declare they would un
SCIIELLI5 MAINES
a better paper* the public can help der no circumstances return to the
immeasurably by sending in nl! the old cnuncilnmnic form of city govern
L A W Y E R
local nnd society news to the socirty ment. It is similar in many respects
n u n r. in thi: coumt iiuiisk
editor.
to tiie commission-manager plan
Miss Wilkie is no stranger to Snn charter
prepared by a former charter
SANTO It D - ■* FLORIDA
ford. having resided here for several board ami submitted to the voters of
years and having been connected New Smyrna, but eliminating , the
with the city schools anil other work features to which objections were
and conies to the Herald with n com made at that time.
prehensive knowledge of tin* city and
The charter board has
labored
city affairs, being connected with the faithfully
and well in the preparation
many women's organizations of the of the proposed
nnd in pre
city nntl taking n deep interest in nil senting it to the charter
people
believe
they
JEWELER
that pertains to the city's welfare. have proposed n plan of niunicinl
Miss Wilkie will endeavor to chron government by which the taxnyers
MY
S P E C IA L T IE S :
icle nil the various happenings in the will receive one hundred cents] In PICK AIt 11*8 IIAND-PAINTKD
t IIINi
social circles nnd will also collect all \nlue for every dollar pnld in city
GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER
the local news of tho city nnd In this taxes.
she asks the help nnd co-operation
The general plan of government ROGERS* PLATED WARE
of the people for only by this whole under
tho proposed charter Is for all ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHf8
hearted support can this noivj bo municipal
affairs to be bandied by n
gathered nnd printed each day. If board of three
commissioners to serve
yon have nnv local or social news, without pay, one
whom is to lie
GEO. G. HERRING
phone Miss \Vilkle at the horn* of elected each year, of
and
these commis
W. J. Thigpen, 801 Park avenue. sioners employ a city manager
A tlom ey-nt-L aw
he
Phone No. -I'JS. We want nil the tiie administrative bead of the to'
city.
newi.
The city ninnagor is responsible to N o. 1*1 Garner-Woodruff Buildin
the commissioners, who nre respon
SANFORD, FLA.
KISSIMMEE WANTS
sible to the electors.
CURB MARKET
The charter contains the initiative
referendum nnd the recall, by
"Curb Markets" have proved so nnd
LANDIS, FISH & HULL
which
a commissioner may he Voadvantageous in other cities both cnlled from
office and another elect Attorneys and Counsellors-at-I.nw
Inrger nnd smaller than Kissimmee
in his place if it is shown that the
thnt the vegetable-growers nnd far ed
in l a n d , F l o r id a
of the city are suffering at
mers in the district contiguous to affairs
Will
practice
in the State and Feder
this city hnve become insistnnt thnt his hnmls.—New Smyrna News.
al Courts. Special facilities for Ex
such an institution he established TO COMBINE ORLANDO
amining nnd Perfecting Land Titles.
here, nnd, to thoroughly consider the
HOSPITAL
WITH
DKI.ANI)
matter, there will he a mass meeting
held nt the Chamber of Commerce
rooms on Tuesday evening next. This
"Shall Del.and seize the opoortunmeeting will he attended by many ity to secure an endowment of SI50,growers of this vicinity who have 000 for developing u hospital which
become enthusiastic over the success may ultimately make her the medi
of like institutions in other cities, cal and surgical center of the.state7"
nnd there is a desire thnt every pro was the subject which engaged tho
gressive citizen shall attend this attention of the Board of Trustees
gathering.
of DvLand Memorial Hospital nt n
There will ho those present who special meeting held this morning nt
hnve aeon such mnrkets instituted in 10 o'clock nt the Commercial Club.
other small cities who will bo glad That this can be done the hoard Is
to give nil the Information sought, nsaured, provided the citizens of Dennd it is essential thnt the Chamber Land give It their hearty support ir.
of Commerce rooms be thronged the effort it Is now making to bring
with those who nre urging for this about a merger between the St.
city nil that will lie of general bene Luke’s Hospital of Orlnndo nnd the
fit. There seems to Tic a feeling that DcLnnd Memorial Hospital. Not to
THE INSIDE IS IMPORTANT.
such an innovation will prove beno- mention the large nnd complete
Don't forget thnt it is just ns nec
fldnJ to the residents of the city—1 cequipment of the present St. Luke’s
nnd will nt the same time v/ork no which would be nt the disposal of essary to hnvr your inner tube*
ments now earning a line of shrdlu u , the new institution, the snie of the strong, flexible and durable tho same
hnrdship to the various establish- St. Luke’s property together with its as your outer shoes, nnd our vulcan
merits now carrying n line of such invested funds would provide nn cn- izing process will do this for you.
goods.
dowment fund conservatively estiniat* It's the best tire insurance you could
Jurt what restrictions shall be e«| nt ove r 8150,000. With this muti- put your tire money into, for it dou*
plnced by the city upon those who ; ifirent sum as a nucleus f or future 1)1cs, often trebles, the Ufo of both
slinll offer goods for sale at the curb *rifts nnd bequests, and with De tires nnd tubes. We are vulcanizing
market, or where the same shall be ltoid's unexcelled natural advantage; specialists.
locnted, or nny of the numerous de of pare water, healthful climate, and
tails which will be necessary if the high location of hospital grounds, In
project is carried through, will be course cf time there might well he
PHONE 17
matters which will be thoroughly dis developed here one of the leading
cussed nt the coming meeting.—Kis hospitals in the country, certainly the
Sanford, Florida
Dak and 3rd St.
finest in the state.—Do Land News.
simmee Gazette.
PFCIAL BARGAIN
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SECRETARYSHIP AT SAN
FORD
Will Be The Greatest
of This Kind This
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WOMAN’S DEMOCRATIC
RALLY IN CENTRAL PARK
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30
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ANI) WILL NOT CONSENT
\CCES810N OF HIS
SON PAUL.
WILL BE ARRANGED TO TAKE
EFFECT SOME TIME
IN NOVEMBER
About fifty business men. memb-ra
cf the Sanford Board of Trade, met
in the court house Tuesdny night to
Uy plans for tho organization of the
new Chnmber of Commerce to supercede the Bonn! of Trade ami get on a
bigger nnd broader basis for the bet
terment of the city and county. Vicepresident T. W. Lawton presided in
the absence of President Miller nnd
staled tne object of the meeting nnd
several suggestions made by a spec
ial committee of the Board of Trndc
were rend nnd acted upon ns it was
decided that the old Hoard of Trndc
would have to hold over for thirty
days or more, or until the new char
ter for the Chnmber of Commerce
could bo nrrnngcd. It was decided
to vote upon the nnmes of nine men
for governors nnd the highest man
to hold the office of president of the
Chnmber of Commerco until the reg
ular election in Jnnunry. The result
of tile ballot wns the election of the
following in the order nnmed: J. G.
Ball, R. C. Bower, John Mclsch, who
will 1)0 president, firet vice-president
nnd second vice-president respective
ly, nnd thp following ns governors:
A. P. Connelly, R. R. Dens, F. P.
Forster, R. J. Holly, G. W. Knight,
nnd If. R. Stevens.
Judge Housholder was instructed
to take up tho 'm ntter of the new
charter nnd within the next thirty
days the new Chnmber of Commerce
should be organized nnd working.
Meantime the Board of Trade will
continue to function nnd Secretary
Pearman, who hns been engnged for
this important position will get tunyon the many things that Sanford in
tends putting over. Mr. Pcarmnn
gave n most interesting talk to the
members nt tho close of the meeting
Tuesdny night nnd he wns most cor
dially received into the greatest club
cf boosters in Floildn nnd with the
assistance of the member^ of the
board of governors Secretary Penrmnn can put Snnford on the map with
large letters.
For the interim President Miller
will continue with the Board of
Trade nnd the feood work that has
already been started nnd in this con
nection it would he well to remind
the members that the next banquet of
the Board of Trade will be held next
Tuesday night at the Valdez Hotel
at seven o'clock shnrp and after the
banquet the members will adjourn to
the Lyric Theatre to hear the elec
tion returns. If you want to nttend
the banquet it will cost you $1.25.
If you want to attend the banquet
and take your wife to the returns it
will cost you $1.75. If you have no
wife nnd want to attend the banquet
and the returns it will cost you $1.50.
In other words the banquet is the
regular price of $1.25, the returns at
the thentre 25 cents extra or for two
50 cents.
You can get your tickets at the
banks or from President Miller at
the store of T. J. Miller & Son.
M<«. Z. W. Buss, and son and her an operation of his eyes by Dr, Cal
mother Mrs. Bronson of Kissimmee houn of Atlanta has been most sue
nnd Mr. and Mrs. Seely of Michigan, cessful.
were the guests of Mr .and Mm. T.
E. Spur Sunday nftemoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. B W tUrndon nr.d
I)r.
and Mrr. Pulcston motored to
TO
Miss Annie Hawkins and father Miami Sunday. Mr. Herndon and Dr.
nnd mother have returned to their Pulcston returned to the city early
Celery avenue home for the winter. this morning making the return trip
His many f -'ends will be glnd to know in less than twelve hours. Mrs. Hern-
(Bjr Tb« AuMUti4 Fmi)
LONDON, Oct. 27.—Former King
Constantine of Greece, maintains an
nttitude that ho is the occupnnt of
the throne nnd may not consent to
the accession of his son, Prince Paul,
says the London Times dispatch. For
mer Queen Sophia is prostrated with
over the death of her son, Alexan
der.
'
don and Mrs. Puleaton trill remain in
Miami for a few days.
Vincent Green, and wife and fam
ily, of Orlando, were In Sanford Sundny for a few hour*, enjoying the
beauties of the city.
Mrs. A. M. DcForest returned Sat
urday from New York.
Smokeless and
Black Powders
Waterproof
IIAHDING DISCUSSES
MANY QUESTIONS
IN NATIVE STATE
(nr The AiMtl.trd Ft.n.)
MARION, Oct. 27.—The League of
Nations, tariff protection, American
ism nnd constitutional government
are the main topics to be discussed by
Harding in n final swing throug Ohio
ending SatunNy.
NIGHT RIDERS CAUGHT
IN ALABAMA BY
OFFICERS OF THE LAW
(B j T h . A i i k U I ( i) P r . i t l
MONTGOMERY, Oct. 27.—Fortythree alleged “night riders” have been
arrested in nearby* counties lately the
WARSAW, Oct. 20.—A health dic governor’s office announced today.
tator has been nppolntedw by the Pol
ish government to fight the typhus KICK ON SUITS
plnguc. He is Dr.Emil Godewski,
WORN BY SWIMMERS
known throughout eastern Europe ns
IN THEIR CONTESTS
nn expert in hygiene. His writings on
(Hr Th* AitoclilrJ Pint)
the subject nre a textbook in muses*
schools nnd hospitals. Under the Pol NEW YORK, Oct. 27.—A protest
ish Ministry of Ilolaht he hns set up against the scanty suits worn in the
nn office in Warsaw where he has swimming contests will be considered
been given the widest powers.. The nt n convention of amateur athletic
American Red Cross hns placed two union in New Orleans today.
of its best physicians nt his dispos
al nnd one of the first results of their
cooperation was the decision to send
out a series of dispensary trains, staf
fed by Polish and American person
illjr Th* Aitoelftt**! rr» n )
nel.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.—Briga
dier General George Barnett, former
WOMEN TO HAVE
commandant of the Marine corps
FULL VOTING POWER
told rtie naval court of inquiry he
IN LUTHERAN CHURCH wns “terribly shocked” by conditions
in Haiti ns disclosed nt the trial of
(Bjr Th» A i i k Ii I ii I P n i l . )
two privates Inst year.
He said
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.—Resolu there existed n "state of mind which
tions requesting the United Lutheran might make it possible for any one to
church to give full voting pdivileges be killed." He said 2,250 natives
to women on all boards was present were killed instead of the previous
ed to the convention by the Women's announcement of over three thousand.
Missionary society. It was referred Officer of casualty record office said
to the executive hoard.
only a few hnd not fnllcn in action
with Mur'pci cr native troops.
GOVERNOR COX
ON NATIVE HEATH
WILL REST TODAY
<Bjr Th. AnocUUd Fr*lt.)
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio, Oct. 27.—
Governor Cox is campaigning with
home folks, going from here to Dayton where he will speak nnd rest nt
Trnil's End for nn address nt Indian
apolis tomorrow.
“I wns weak nnd run-down,”
relates Mrs. Hula Burnett, of
Dalton, Ga. “I wns thin and
Just felt tired, nil tho tlma
I didn’t reel veil. I wasn't
ever hungry.
I knew, by
this, I needed a tonic, and
as there Is none better than—
Y ou can g e t y o u r m o n e y liack for T h e B lack Shells
if, for a n y reason n t n il, y o u d o n ’t lik e th a n .' J u st
bring b n ck th e un used p a r t o f th e b o x , and w c w ill
refund t o y o u , w ith o u t q u estio n , th e price o f th e
w h o le b o x .
. T h e B la c k S h ells h a v e reached so high a sta te o f
p erfectio n in w aterp roofin g, in sp eed , in power, nnd
in u n ifo r m ity — th a t w c can m a k e th is unlim ited
g u aran tee.;
BLACK SHELLS
Geneva, Florida
C. F. Harrison
Cocoa, Florida
S. F. Travis Co.
W. A. Brown
DcLand, Florida
The Said Pnk Groceteria
Titusville, Florida
Fred Ilill
Lisbon, Florida
Lisbon McmintUo Cd,
Leeshiirg, Florida
Z. D. Dunnwny
Davis Bros.
Sorrento, Florida
A. I.. Miller
J. A. Cowart
A. S. Nat lock & Co
Ml. Dorn, Florida
I. A. ITanklin
The Groecrtcria
We mike ciacdy the
tame guiunttc withJ^
(G3) CARTRIDGES
There is no 22 Long
Rifle cartriJcc at ac
cural c at Jittanceifrem
50 to 250 yanli aiU.S.
22 N. R.A. Lone Rifl*
LcimokCartriJ(e«. Thia
is 50 more yarJs of ac
curacy than has hitherto
been possible with 22
rirn-firc ammunition.
Solid bullet for target
work. Hollow-point
bullet for small game.
Cost no more. Ask for
cirrulsr C-9J.
Victoria, Florida
L. E. Klntlo
Apopka, Florida
W. R. McLeod
Okahtimpka, Florida
C. 11. Arnold
Altoona, Florida
Arnold Mercantile Co,
Clermont, Florida
Wm. Kern & Co.
& t u n .4 &
I WATCHED a guy.
IN A movlo show,
SHOE POLISHES
BEST FOR HOME SHINES
SAVE THE LEATHER
THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES
PASTES A N D LIQUIDS
DALLEY COKrO r a t io n s
w.ci. t^o.
ltd.
Dill
. . . I began using Cnrdul,”
continues Mm.
Burnett.
“After rny first bottle, I slept
bettor nml ate better. I took
four bottles. Now I'm well,
feel Just flno, cat and sleep,
my skin Is clear and I bavo
gained nnd ouro feel that
Cnrdul la tho best tonic ■%
ever
made."
•’
Thousands of other women
have found Cardul Just aa
Mrs. Burncli did. It should
help you.
At all druggist*.
Rock Lime in barrels
i
Hydrate Lime in sacks
Nursery Stakes
Pine Lath
Phone 36 for Prices
Chase & Company
SQUEEZED
TO DEATH
When tho body begins to stiffen
and movement becomes painful it
ia usually tvn Indication that the
kidneys arc out c f order. Keep
these organs healthy by taking
G0LD.MEDAL
NINE THOUSAND mllca,
AND FIRE bia alx.abootor.
ALL AFTERNOON.
WITHOUT RE.LOADINO.
AND THEN, In a closo-up.
HE ROLLED a smoko
AND I tried it myscIL
FIR8T WITH ono bond.
THEN WITH my mouth.
. . .
AND THE forty-thlrd trial.
• • •
0TAYED PUT long enough.
I I I
FOR ME to light IL
. . .
AND I thought I had IL
AND THEN It iplllod.
. a‘*
LIKE A Roman candle.
. . .
AND BURNED tho rug.
. . .
AND BURNED my clothe*,
AND EVERYTHING.
. . .
80 I’M convinced.
. . .
I'LL NEVER gcL
THAT ACTOR'S job.
. . .
AND I know now.
THAT THE only thing*.
• • •
I CAN roll with ono hand*
• • •
APE ROLLICKING domino***
. . .
AND I'M going to stick.
. . .
TO MY regular smoke*.
FOR THEY satisfy.
seo a "closo-op'* of real
cl gn ret to contentment? Get
EVER
next to any Chesterfield smoker,
and w a t c h him register "lh*v
idtitfv!" It’s all In tho blend of
those choice Turkish and DomesUa
tobaccos—and thst’a a secret that,
nobody can imitate.
�THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2v, 1920
hnd already been mnde.
And to > 44+ 44444444444-444-44> 44444+ 4444444444++ * * » . . | 1 ) ) | | ) t ^
MOVING HIS BUNGALOW
TO FLORIDA ON WHEELS those who nr inclined to partake of
the various concoctions whic have
William Ward Decides lie Can Beat recently sprung into prominence we
wish to recite the sod experience of
High Cost of Everything by
IN SUNSHINE OR STORM
a fine Fbrida youth.
Hitching Home to Rear of Auto
A young man who hns relatives
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—A hungnlow near Orlando, nnd who betongs to a
Tents, Awnings, Tarpaulins, Boat Tops
on wheels, under construction by a South Florida family, prominent ns
Ship Awnings, Covers, Bags and all kinds
Stnten Islnnd rrsident nnd prospective a large cattle owner, with several rel
inhnhitnnt of Florida, is claimed to atives toook a trip to Hot Springs this
of canvas articles to special orders, Light
be the latest device for heating the summer. While the young man wns
and Heavy Canvas, Flags Bunting, Wag
high cost of building and railroad in town he ran across some "corn
on Umbrellas, Camp Furniture, Life
transportation.
brew", he later got hold of some
HOLD THIEVES STEAL
William Ward, designer of the mountain “shine". In n short time
Preservers, Waterproofing, Etc.
WHISKEY FROM DRUG HOUSE
"rolling home," consisting of n living he came down the street discarding
(Dr T V A n v l t l f J r r m )
Mail Orders Solicited
room, hath nnd kitchen, reckoned it one garment nftcr another, he sat
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.—Thicv'** with would be cheaper to build, equip mid upon the porch of the hotel clothed
motor trucks broke open n, wholesale tow his household, intact, by automo only in those garments of nature gave
drup house here today and stole a bile to “where we shall not need him. The police were notified, nnd
[ thousand dollars’ worth of whiskey. coal," titan to ship his effects by rail. he was taken to the lockup, where it
wns found he wns, to use a common
If an individual is less effective IS HOMEMADE LIQUOR
expression, np Inin nut. There was
working nlone thnn when working
I NCR EASING I NS ANIT Y? no semblance of violence about him.
with his fellows, is not suond reason
He apparently had lost his sense of
ing that a single organization is less
A recent bulletin of the state hoard reasoning nnd whs a child brought
effective working alone thnn it would of health dealt with the possibilty of into the world without his mental fac
T H O M A S I). I I A K R I t , I k . I).
he working with its fellow organiz Florida’s insanity rate being increns^
ulties.
A n a l , l l r a l ant1
t a u l l l n f C k ejiW t .
I'ro f r a .la n a l of N algral Sclr a r t
ations? There is growing tendency ed because of the mnking nnd drink
L ' m r r l t u a , U o l l l i a C a l l r f e , 1'l o i l d a
His renlitivcs at the hotel were noti
for farm organizations of nil kinds to ing home brew and moonshine. It fied nnd he was roon on his wny
I’r l r a i n L a b . r a l o r , n f I to llla a ( o i l e r .
M r. T. O . C h arlra
W i n t e r I ’a r k , t 'l a . . N o t . J i h . l j | j
pull together for the betterment of [ showed where considerable progress home, hut upon reaching Jacksonville
S anford. t l i M
O ta r S ir:
the farmers.
| towards overcrowding Chattahoochee he wns taken to Chattahoochee, where
I bart> f o m p l f l f d r a r r f u l f k r m l r a l a n a l , - l a » r l h a a a r a p t a n r t> alrr i k . t
, o u b r o u g h t m e c a r l , l a . I a r r k . a n . d b a t e o b t a i n e d i b e f o l i o . Ing r c a u l l t :
'
this othewise physical fit young speTutor________________________ .Clrar ( b orlna _--------- 1 7 * Oarta par rallll.a
ciem of mnnhood may spend the rest
llr a tlin n
Nru:r»l T a l a t a a l l d a
a .10 p . , t . p , , m i m „
I'rre Am m uhla
- 00 pari* per million l l a r d n e a a
J 1.0J p o r t , p r > mlllloa
of
his
natural
life.
A lbum inoid Amraor.U_____
Trarv M iralra ............ .................................t r .r .
IF YOU NEED A NEW
We have known of more thnn one
T h r a h .r n c r prortlcall) of free and alb u m in oid am m onia In lUla i n , i , . o
l l . t a r , .m a ll am ount of rhlorlna In d lrala. Ita r ir c llr n l q o a lll, f..r bau.rk.M
case of temporary insanity caused
p u rp o.r*. In addition In Ilia good qu atll, r h.trat i r r l .t l i » of auprrior hiu.aholrf
from drinking "shine", nnd we nsk:
• alar. II po.«r«nra aparlal rraturra of m u ,h t a l u i , r .p r ila ll, Ib u .e o f t ir c ll. .1
nalura a r ra llo n and I.O W d rg rra of h a r d n a is.
1
Is it worth the probable results?—Re
T h e bartrrlologlral a n a l ,ala. raaulllng In an a iaraga tc la l fo u n t. In foar
porter Star.
• amplaa o f Ike o a la r , o f 3 bartrrln par ra n l.j and In Hndlng no roton. or other
FINANCING THE FARMERS
TO MARKET THEIR CROPS
IS THE BANKERS DUTY
Co-operative Methods
Would Improve Their
Conditions
NEW VIEW- OF CASE
MANY EVIDENCES THAT FARM
ERS NOT SATISFIED WITH
PRESENT CONDITIONS
(Or Hi*
Prati.)
WASHINGTON. OCT. 22.—Financ
ing the farmers of the country in the
morketing of their crops demands new
methods of extending credit so n to
prevent unjust .price depreciation,
Henry M. Robinson a banker of Los
Angeles .who was chairman of the
United States Bituminous Coal Com
mission, declared today in addressing
the convention of the American Bnnkerss’ Association. ‘A change in the
hankers* point of view and the estab
lishment by producers of co-operat
ive marketing agencies were suggest
ed ns means for improving present
conditions.
“Them are many evidence", declar
ed Sir. Robinson, “of growing dissat
isfaction on the part of the produc
ers of many commodities who claim
that they are being discriminated
ngainst by hankers or those in con
trol of credit fnciliitcs, and there is
constant ngitnitlnn by such produc
ers for nn extension of the principle
of co-operative marketing to remedc
etaoi taoi ntaoln taoi ntaoin taoiiiii
or at least relieve the situation.
“Bankers must mett this problem.
There must be a modification of the
old attldtude.
Whether this should
he done through hanking machinery
or through proper cooperative markteing remains to he decided. Howev
er, some method must he devised for
reducing the pressute orf the pmduchis crop, either at the moment the
harvest is completed, or while its
movement is under way, ns this hns
been too often used ns a means for
price depreciation.
Methods also
must he discovered for lowering the
cost of financing him."
The tendency of the cooperative or
ganizations of producers is toward
use of their grent power to the dis
advantage of other .producers, Mr.
Robinson said.
Regarding current practices in the
movement of grain nnd cotton, Mr.
Robinson snid:
For ninny years it hns been necept
ed ns n pnrt of the obligation of the
hanks of the country to finance the
movement nnd storngo of grain, hut
•no commodity, considering its im
portance, has shared ns little in the
financial resources of the country ns
has cotton—thin principally due to the
lack of adequate wnrchnusc system in
the production area nnd lack of an
open market for paper issued ngainst
the product.
“ Insufficient effort has been made
to place cotton nnd its storage on a
basis of credit in a form that would
he readily marketable on its own mer
it.
“The difficulties of financing even
legitimate holdings of such commod
ities ns grain nnd cotton, of the pur
pose of conducting n movement in nn
nctivc nnd orderly way, are becoming
increasingly greater nnd more com
plex nnd hankers must use t h e i r best
thought to see that each producing
industry receives a fair share of the
available credit nnd henrs its fair
shnre of the burden nnd pressure
when a credit shortage exists.
“In the present emergency, requir
ing the rationing of credits, a meas
ure of financial support proportion
ate to the cotton's contribution to
•the credit resources of the country,
u/id wittf proper consideration for
tAi* delays in moving exportable surplus because of the low ebb of Euro
pean credit, should he given."
50 HOMESKEKEKS PASS
THROUGH JAX MONDAY
The first party of fifty "homeseekera" from the North destined for
Moorehnvcn, Florida, will arrive in
Jacksonville Monday nt 8:30 a. m. cn
the Dixie Flyer, with six hours to
look over the city before resuming
the trip, according to A. Rice King,
Florida passenger agent of the N. C.
and St. L. railroad.
The pnrty is headed by R. C. Hcnly,
•president of the Nationnl Farm Es
tate, n syndicate holding large tracts
of reclaimed Everglades lands in the
Mcore Haven district, which is con
ducting purties of prospective buyers
from the north.
On arriving nt Mooro Haven the
party will he taken in automobile:
ever the r.-dclmed districts that are
now suitable to intensive garden
fanning. Tho party will return
north after n stay of two weeir.s.
These excursions will be continued
every week throughout the tourist
nenson.—Jacksonville Melroolis.
Tho next stop to be taken by Tanpa in the change from the aldermnnic
to tho commission-manager form of
city government is tho election of five
commissioners. A white municipal
primary to select these five men will
he held on Nov. 15.
P ro tectio n and Comfort!
Jacksonville Tent and Awning Co.::
ELDER SPRINGS WATER
OIL COOK STOVE
Buy the Best that is made
Office supplies nt the Hcrnld.
The FLORENCE Automatic
SLOW ’
DEATH
We also have the Buck Line of
GAS RANGES
Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi
culty in u rin a tin g , often mean
Berioua disorders. T he w orld’s
standard rem edy for kidney, liver,
bladder and uric ccid troubles—
MRD
COMPANY
GOLDMeDAL
Sr*»
’E V S E B
b rin g quick r a tl'f a n d c(t»i —aid ob
d ea d ly >li«..«•» 1.
, t,i n .tio r.o
ftm a d y ot H H » r„ ! f .'f t.a -r-t lf..\n 201
y aara.
All (ira tfritt.:, In ir.rn . sire t
Reliable Seeds
L ook f a r lb* h » n «
Big Boston Lettuce
Early Snowball Cauliflower
Charleston Wakefield Cabbage
Jersey Wakefield Cabbage
Detroit Dark Red Beet
Paris White Cos Romaine
T H U S. II. IIAKEII
T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor
t i:l k i'I i o n
::
i i i
-w
S A M O ld ) , i a-
15 Acre Farm, good location, 5 acres Tiled with flow
ing well, 3 acres with Tile in need of relaying, all
fenced, no buildings.
PRICE AND TERMS ATTRACTIVE
J. f . SPURLING, Agt.
♦ V V ♦V V
?
FOR SAIF
Phone 3G
More than
W h e n y o u le t u s su p p ly y o u r b u ildin g
needs you get a great deal more than just so
many feet of lumber—bundles of shingles—
pounds of nails—or panels of Beaver Board.
Y o u g e t th e b en efit o f o u r buildin g
material knowledge and experience in Service
that helps you get the results you want at tho
right price. Service first in planning tho
work—moro service in selecting proper mate
rials—speedy service in delivering the goods.
You pay for the materials. The service
pays fo r itself in the larger volume of business
I t brings through super-satisfied customers.
,
Fourteen Acres of Hammock Land one half
mile south of Lake Monroe Station, on brick
road. Five Acres tiled, Flowing well and in
splendid shape for farming this season; has been
farmed several years and made bumper crops.
Four acres not tiled, but cleared and flowing
well. Has been cultivated several years.
Five acres partly cleared, but has never been
cultivated. Here is chance to get one of the
best Celery and Vegetable farms in the Monroe
section.
Cash or Can Make Terms
B ELL BROS.
OWNERS
Sanford Novelty Works
517 Commercial Street
tfeMWBmai
1111>A
FOR SALE CHEAP
♦
Chase & Co.
It will pay you to
be one o f them.
(Signed)
KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE HEKALD WANT COLUMN
These Varieties ate Standard with Sanford Growers.
Our Seeds are Fresh and Dependable.
2nd St. and Oak Ave.
i i t •• h / i y b e
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�TIIE SANFORD WEEKLY nERALD FRIDAY. OCTORER 29. 1920
Inrihe Sfr2,U,Co?rt’ Seventh Judleia'
J-ircull, Seminole County, Florid*.
In Chancery. •
CIRCUIT CODET Or SEMINOLE
COU7ITT. rLOHIUA— IK CHANCERY.
CIRCUIT COURT O r SEMINOLE COUNTY
EL0RID A—IN CHANCERY
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oilrr |*r*n-i* or parti** oltlinlnc *rir IM. r
»-i In and to ll.* Oil low Inr .l-.rrllo.l Un.it
,ltm i* In Scminol* Count*. EtorbU. n.or*
,irtlrul«rlr .Ic-ctllTtl *• follow*, to w lt:
llftlnnlns al tte !ittrt**rtl«tl of tl.<* Sooth
hr* of lU tt Altamonte Atcnu* will! the • »»•■
ft!* line nf Station Strrct In Tri-t'a Addition
to Altamonte. HcmlnMc Count*. l’t»rMa, »* por
n , t diit* worilo.1 to Plat pj».k 1. pac* 14: run
t!tmt> Kaat sir. 0 fret to tho Xoittioatt rornrr
, t tot m i to ttlrl Addition, thenre North 411
fict to tho North***! onrr*r of lo t 153 In
Mil Addition. Ttetire IVrt! l!73 I ft. to o**1ctlr lino of rlehl-of.w »r of Atlantic Coatt
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ft. ti.oa.-o South VJ ft. to la-iiltmlng. nmtatnU r 7.AO terra.
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fllr.l In II I* oatno aralnal jnu that Jon
taro or otalm *on>o I n l- t - t lit and to 11lir I l.rroln »U.w <l**rrlb*.l. Tlioroforo. *ou.
tt* **|,| tl-i-re* rroat. Almira Croat. iir< t(o
Co-t. Trim or. iTmrto* Whlttlo* and wlf*. -----Wt ltlt*r. nnd W illiam f.. lirad!** and wife.
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r r r o ’ r t o f n i* o n r *ald 1‘lrru lt Court at tl.o
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WITNESS m* l and and tho ---al < f told Clf
*'i!t c.mri ot. Ilia 24th day of Aneual, A. I*.
i-T U .t
E. A. POfOLAt
rlork Circuit r'.oirl. Somltwl* <>'
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IN CIRCUIT
COURT. SEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT. I N AND TOR SEMINOLE
COUNTT, rLOHIDA. IN
CHANCERY.
SLA VIA COLONY COMPANY, a ongoralio*
tt.lor tit* U aa nf Hie Slal* ef OMn. CtncjilaHit.
aat, n .
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un plM l o r I’PIII.ICATION.
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*0*r rlalinatiia and all pittloa rlalmlne an
l5?»r*a| un-Ur J. C. McltrM* and ..................
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Rnotark.
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wife.
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'<• of Jo**jih Aloiandrf, ilto r ia .l, Savanah. Ha
A Woe tom RallmaJ Ctompan*. a rcrporalleo on
»r lli* lawa of IP* alat* of 0*<r*la and It*
Slat* of florid*. Robert tl. Rata*** and..............
Rat: *o* Ida w ife, WlllUin L. A. Kill*. Truatoa
for Marti * J. Kill* and ter two dan*t.l*r*.
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WRa. Martha V. EUla. Mar* W. Kill*. A. P
Parnoll, Trtulo* for OmrsU ram rll. Ida wlf*
ar*l lor rtdldrrn. GtorrU rarrell and th* rhll't*
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Or* rlaludn* an Inter**! In m M P jyjfJJ'
alia He In Semln.de IVionlJ. Slal* of riorida.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
To the Sheriff of Seminole County,
of the Stato of Florida:
Be it known, That I, II. Clny Craw
ford. Secretary of State of the State
of Florida, do hereby give notice that
a
General Election
Will he held in Seminole County,
State of Florida, on Tuesday next suc
ceeding the first Monday in Novem
ber, A. D. 1920, the said Tuesday be
ing the Second Day of November.
For United States Senator from the
Stato of Florida, for six years from
March •!, 1921.
For Six (G) Presidential Electors.
For one Represenntive of the Four
th ConKression.il District of the Stati
of Florida, in the Sixty-seventh ConKress of the United Stntcs.
For Governor of the State of Flor
ida.
For Secretary of the State of Flor
ida
For Attorney General of the State
section 9, run west 1 1-2 ch. north 5
ch. E 1 1-2 ch. S 5 ch. and nlso om of Florida,
For Comptroller of the State oi
acre in section 9, to commence at n
point 9.10 ch. south of N\V cor. NW Florida.
For Treasurer of the State of Flor
1-4 of SE 1-4 run E 1.27 ch. thence F
70 degrees, 45 minutes, east 5.36 ch ida.
For Superintendent of Public In
South 34 degrees, west 1.73 ch. thcnci
north 73 degrees 45 minutes, west 6.6! struction of the State of Florida.
For Commissioner of Agriculture
ch. north 1.33 ch., nnd nlso In scctlor
9 to commence at a point ns follows of the State of Florida.
For Two Justices of the Supreme
From the NW cor. of NW 1-4 of SF
1-4, run south 10.48 ch., thence sout) Court of the State of Florida.
For One Railroad Commissioner of
73 degrees 45 minutes, east 6.62 ch
and from this point of beginning rui the State of Florida.
For State Senator for 19th Senat
north 34 degrees, etst .3.32 ch,’ east
2.42 ch., south 34 degrees, west 6.2F orial District of the State of Florida.
For One Member of the House of
ch, north 70 degrees, W 2.12 cli, north
Rcprcscnaiivcs
of the State of Flori
.31 degrees, east 1.55 eh. to beg. And da.
also that tract of land in section 9,
For County JudKe.
as follows: Commence at a point 10
For Sheriff.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court.
ch. south of NW cor. of NW 1-4 of
For County Assessors of Tnxes.
SE 1-4, thence run west 1.7.3 ch. south
For Tnx Collector.
20 degrees, W O. 57 eh, south 70 de
For County Superintendent of Pul
grees, east 6.91 chains, north .34 de lie Instruction.
For County Surveyor.
grees, cast 1.55 ch, north 73 degrees
For Five County Commissioners.
45 minutes, west 5.62 chains, north J8
For Three Members of the Count;
chains to beg; and nlso the south 10 Board of Public Instruction.
acres of SW 1-4 of NW 1-4, soctlm
For Justice of the Peace in and fot
10; all in township 21, south range 31 the following Justice Districts, viz:
cast. .
No. 1, 2, 9, nnd 4.
You arc hereby ordered nr.d requir
For Constable in nnd for the follow
ed to be nnd appear to the hill of iiiK Justice Districts, viz:
co plaint filed herein against you h; No. 1, 2, 2, nnd 4.
M. S. Jelks, on Monday. Novcmbci
In Testimony Whereof, I have here
1st, 1920, nnd it is further orderei' unto set my hand nnd nffixed tin
that this order be published in Tin Great Seal of tho State of Florida, at
Sanford Herald, n newspaper, once a Tnllnhasscc, the Cnpitnl, this the
week for twelve consecutive weeks.
twenty fourth day of AiiKust, A. D.
Witness my band nnd the officio’ 1920.
seal of the Court at Sanford, Scminol.
II. Ciny Crawford,
County, Florida, this the 1.3th day of
Secretary of State.
August, 1920.
E. A. Douglass,
To E. E. Brady, Sheriff Sent!noli
Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Coun County
4-8tc
ty, Floridn.
NOTICE
o
r
ELECTION
Schelle Mnines, Solicitor for Com
plnlnnnt.__________________ 52-13t«
NOTICE o r APPLICATION FOB
LEAVE TO SELL MINOR’S
LAND.
In Court of County Judge, Stale of
Floridn, Seminole County.
In re Estate of
Florence Gertrude Lee, Gladys Ivn
I.ce. Willie Edmond Lee, and Veryl
Archie Lee, Minors.
Notice is hereby given to nl! whom
it imiv concern, that H. F. Bossing,
nil Guardian of Florence Gertrude
l.ec, Gladys Ivn Lee, Willie Edmond
Lee rnd Veryl Archie I.ee, minors,
will, on tin.* 19th day of November,
A. D. 1920, apply to the Honorable
E. F. Householder, County Judge in
and for said county, at his office in
Sanford in said County, at D* o’clock
n m., or ns soon thereafter as the
matter can he heard, for authority to
sell, at public or private sale, the urn
divided interest of said minors, as
children and heirs at Inw of Lena I.* e
Ixissing in and to the following de
scribed rcnl estate, in said County, tn
wit: Lot Eight (8) of Block Twolv
U2) of Tier Eight (3) of Snnfonl,
Florida, according to E. R. Trnfford's
Map of the Town of Sanford, Flnri
da. duly recorded in the public rre
o r d s of Seminole county. Florida,
which application will he based upon
the petition for sale now on file in
said Court.
Dated, October 7th, A. D. 1929.
If. F. LOSSING.
o ' t..
Guardian.
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Everyday
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SANFORDf
A new fast train is to start late in
November between Jacksonville, Tnm
pa, St. Petersburg, nnd Snrnsota, ir
addition to the regunlr Seaboard tour
1st trains.
Get Them
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Herald Office I
In Circuit Court, of Semi,
nole County, Florida.
In Chancery.
Florence Gilbert,
Complainant
-vsDivoice Citation.
James Gilbert,
Defendant.
TO JAMES GILBERT, Adress un.
known
Please take notice that you nre
herein filed nKainst you o:i the first
to the bill of complaint herein filed
nKainst you, nnd it is hereby order
ed that you do appear to said bill
herein filed gainst you on the first
Monday in December, A. I). 1920, the
same being the fith day of December
1920, and a rule day of this Court,
and it b further ordered that this
notice he published in the Sanford
Herald once a week for eight consec
utive weeks.
Witness my hand nnd the official
seal of said Court at Sanford, Semi
oole County, Florida, this the 23rd
day of September, A. D. 1920.
(Seal of Court)
E. A. Douglass,
7-9tc.
Clerk Circuit Court.
Under Section 575 of the General
Statutes.
Notice is hereby given that I.. P.
Hagan, purchaser of Tnx Certificate
No 729, dated the 4th day of June
A. I). 1891,
Said ccrificnto embraces the follow,
ing described property situated in
Seminole County, Florida, to.wit:
Beg. 7 1-2 chs. S. of 1-4 Se**. post
on N lino of Sec. 25, Tp, 19, S. R. 29
E-, Run S. 7 1-2 ch*., W. 5 chs., N.
V 1-2 ch*., E. 6chs„ 6 acres more or
In the Circuit Court of the Seventh Mabel M. Krcly by her next friend,
Paul M. Kccly, Paul 51. Krcly her
Judicial Circuit, in and for Semi
husband, nnd George W. Venable,
nole County, Florida.—
Compiainnnts.
In Chancery.
vs.
Alexander James Miller, et nl, De
ORIGINAL BILL OF COMPLAINT
fendants.
E. A, DouKlass, In his own right, nnd
CITATION.
as Trustee, Complainant,
To Alexander James .Miller, D. *‘nlvs.
M\v Piffnrd nnd Charlotte 0. i ’ifJ. II. Cowen, ct al, Defendants.
fnrd and the unknown heirs, lega
CROSS BILL OF COMPLAINT
tees, devisees, grantees or other
J. H. Cowen, ct al, Compiainnnts,
claimants under Alexander Juntas
Miller, I). Halsey piffnrd and
E. A. Douglass, et nl, Defendants.
Charlotte 0. Piffnrd, and the un*
CITATION.
known hclrr, legatees, devisees,
To G. R. Calhoun, of Pitkins, Colo grantees, or other claimants un
rado; F. A. Hart, of Savannah,
der Emma M. Piffnrd, nnd to nny
Georgia, nnd C. 11. Walsh, of Wil and all other persona or parties
mington, North Carolina; T. 0.
clnlndng any interest in nnd to the
Gillls, M. J. Gallagher, J. M. Hunt.
following described lands situateJ. F. Mitchell, Louis Paint nnd
in Seminole county, Florida, more
James Sawyer, whose places of
particularly described ns follows,
residence are unknown, nnd to nil
to-wit:
other persons or parties claiming
The Northeast quarter of the
an interest in nnd to the following Northwest quarter of the Southwest
described land in Seminole Coun quarter; the Southeast quarter of the
ty, Florida, to-wit:
Southwest quarter of the Northwest
I.ots 7 nnd 8, of Block 4, of Tier 4, quarter, and the Northwest quarter
of Sanford. Florida, according to E. of the Northeast quarter of the
It. Trafford’s map of Sanford, Flori Southwest qunrter of Section 36,
da:
Township 19 South of Range 30 East,
It appearing from a sworn cross nnd hcgtnlng 30 chains North of the
hill of complaint fifed in this cause, Southwest corner of Section 36,
that you have or claim to have some Township 19, South of Rnngo 30
interest in and to tho above describ East, run North 20 chains, East 10
ed land, therefore, you, 0. R. Cat* chains, South 20 chains, West 10
houn, F. A. Hart nnd C. H. Walsh chains to beginning.
are hereby required t* be and appear
It appearing from the sworn hill
before our said Circuit Court at the of complaint filed in this cause
Court House in Sanford, Florida, on against you that you have or claim
the 6th tiny*of December, A. I). 1920, some interest in and to the lands
and then and there make answer to hereinabove described, therefore, you
the cross hilt of complaint, otherwise the said Alexander James Miller, D
a decree pro confcsso will lie entered Halsey Piffnrd am! Charlotte 0. Pif
against you.
fnrd nre hereby required to he nnd
And you, T. O. Gillls, M. J. Gal appear before our said Circuit Court
lagher, J. M. Hunt, J. F. Mitchell, at the Court House in Sanford, Flor
I-ouis Paint and Janies Sawyer arc ida, on the 3rd day of January, A.
hereby required to be nnd appear be D. 1921, ami then and there tnnkc
fore our said Circuit Court at the answer to the hill of complaint ex
Court House in Sanford, Florida, on hibited against you, otherwise n de
the 3rd day of January, A. D. 1921, cree pro confcsso will he entered
and then nnd there make answer to agninqt you. And nil other persons
the cross bill of complaint, otherwise or parties claiming nny right, title or
a decree pro confesso will be entered interest in nnd to the property here
ngninst you. Ami all other unknown inabove described, under, by or
parties or persons claiming nny through nny of the above named de
right, title or interest in nnd to the fendants, or otherwise, nre hereby re
iroperty hereinabove described nre quired to be nnd appear before our
cquireil to be nnd appear liefore our said Circuit Court at the Court House
said Circuit Court at the Court in Sanford, Florida, on the 7th day
House In Sanford, Florida, on tin* of Febninry, A. 1). 1921, and then
7th day of February, A. D. 1921, nnd and there make answer to the bill of
then and there make answer to the complaint in this enuse, otherwise n
cross bill of complaint filed in this decree pro confesso will he entered
cause, otherwise a decree pro confcs- ngninst all unknown parties defend
so will be entered against nil said ant.
It is ordered that this citation he
unknown parties.
It Is ordered that this notice be
published in the Sanford Herald, a
newspaper published in Seminole
County, Florida, once a week for
four weeks ns to the defendants
whose residences nre known, nnd
once a week for eight weeks ns to the
known parties defendant whose plac
es of resilience are unknown, and
once a week for twelve weeks ns to
the unknown parties defendant
WITNESS my band and tho seal of
the said Circuit Court on this Kith
day,of October, A. D. 1920.
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,
Clerk of Circuit Court,
Seminole County, Florida
GEO. A. DeCOTTES.
THE rinCUIT COUNT Or SEMINOLE
COUNTY IT UhlDA—IN CHANCERY
THOMAS EMMET WILSON,
J
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
Under Section 575 of the General
Statutes,
Notice is hereby given that Over*
street Turpentine Company, purchns
or of Tax Certificate No. 177, dated
tin* Gth tiny of July A. D. 1908, bus
filed said certificne in my office and
has made application for tax deed
to issue in accordance with law.
Said certificate embraces tho fol
lowing described property situated in
Seminole County, Florida, to.wit: S.
11 A. of W 1.2 of NW 1.1 of NEl :
of Sec. 26. Tp. 20 S. It. 29 E., It acres
more or Tess.
The snitl land being asesscssed at
the date of the issuance of such cor
t if irate in the name of D, F. Saver.
Unless said certificate shall be re
deemed according to law. tax deed
Will issue thereon on the 10tth tiny of
November A. D. 1929.
In the Circuit Court of the Seventh
Witness my official signature nnd
seal this th" "9th day of Seotemher Judicial Circuit, in nnd for Seminole
A. D. 1920.
County* Florida In Chancery.
E. A. Douglass,
Clerk Circuit Court,
7-0tr.
Seminole County Florida.
(Seal) By: V. E. Douglass, D. C
in
T tir r t n e m
court, seven
Tai riRcutT srktivotr co
rt.ORtDA—g: CHANCER
CITAII0
NOTICE OF AI’I'LICATION FOR
TAX DEED
Under Section 675 of the General
Statutes.
Notice Is hereby given that E. B.
Randall, Jr., purchaser of Tax Certi.
fiento No. 180, dated the 3 rd day of
July A. D. 1916, hns filed said certi.
ficao iu my office and lias made ap
plication for tax deed to issue in ac
cordance wih law.
Said certificate embraces the follow
ing described property situated in
Seminole County, Florind to-wIt: Wl-2
of Section 36, Tp. 19 SfR.32.E. 320
nerrs more nr (css,
Tho said land being assessed nt the
dnlc of the Issuance of such certifi
cate in the name of Unknown.
Unless said certificate shall he re
deemed according to Inw, tax deed will
issue thereon on tho 10th day of Nov.
A. D. 1920.
Witness my official signature nnd
seal tlds the 30th tiny of September
A. D. 1020.
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aal.l rirm ll Cnnrl at It* Court lino** In Han
ford, rinrl.li, on tl* Rnl ill* nf Jannar*. \.
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In Somlnnla mf.nl*. I’P.rlda, Mina a work f.r
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and noo* a wo*k f.»r lw*l*o woola aa In ll.o
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E. A. PUt'OKASS,
Clerk of llrrult Cosirl
Homlnnlo Ckiurit*. rk’lMa.
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Hntlrllnr and Conn.rt lor onuiplalnatil.
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FINAL DISCHARGE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
or Demands against aid Estate:
You, ant! each of you are hereby
notified ant! required to present nnjf
claims nnd demands wl Ich you. or
cither of you, may have against the
estate of Edwurd B. Wnrman, tlecen*'
ed. late of Seminole County, Florida.
to the undersigned administrator of
said e s t a t e , within two yenrs from
tiie dnte hereof.
Dated October 7th, A. D. 1929.
WILLIAM E. WAHMAN.
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AdmInlitra;or.
CITATION.
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tl * l .at *|,l* *T »*l I llai.'t Afo*t. p . to If to-* l.i l*lf*t str ftt.
Witness my hand nnd the seal of tin
gIV|,j Cj-cuit Court on this 8th tiny of
A. D. 1929.
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Clerk Cirruit C..: I. S-ninoie Coun
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Cod hns not promised us a gny nnd
happy life nlways with out a shadow
of pain.
In Court of County Judge, Seminole
County, State of Florida.
In re Estate of Augustii. Morcmen,
deceased,
Notice is hereby given, to All tfhoni
it may concern, that on the Fifteenth
day of November A. D. 1920 vc shall
npply to the Knnoroblo E, F. nousholder, Judge of said Court, ns Judge
of Probate, for our final discharge is
Executor of the estate of Augustin
Morcmen deceased; nnd thnt nt the
same time wo will present our final
accounts ns Executor of said estate,'
and ask for their npprovnl.
Dated September 2nd, A. 1). 1920.
Orlp^do Bank & Trust Cnmpnny,
Executor.
Robi mum & Bridges.
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Attorneys for Executor
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FOKEST LA K E CHAIRM AN STATE BOARD
Mr. Roland said that Sumter coun
DEATH OF MRS. M. C. DOYLE.
The children nre; Arthur Doyle of
ty hns the funds with which to build
Memphis;
Fred .Doyle, of Texas »nd
(Trem Tu«.d*jr'i D .lly)
this road, but that tho proposition
Edward
Doyle,
who is „|g0 in ^
Mrs. Mary C. Doyle died at her
u'as made last year and turned down home on Oak nvonue early this morn and Mrs. B. W. Herndon and Mrs’
by the board. In consequence the ing nftcr nn illness of several months. Frank L. Miller and Miss May Doyle
citizens of tho county nre practically Mrs. Doyle had been very ill but had of this city anil Mrs. Clay of Arcadia
without exception ngninst tho bond recovered sufficiently to walk out in
Mrs. Doyle was a devout member
issue, but if this road could be as the yard nnd the fnmily had hoped of the Methodist church during her
sured they might chnnge their minds. she would soon be restored to henlth life and lived her life as a Christu'J
Mr. Scott explained that this road hut her ndvnnced ago retardo*’, the strong in the faith nnd thc fu,cr J
would run almost pnrnllel to State efforts of medical skill nnd she pass services will probably be held from
Rond No. A, which will servo ns an ed away peacefully almost bc.’oro the Methodist church in Friday but
outlet to Tampa, and should be built. those nt her bedside were nwnre of on account of thc children being !0
It was voted that this matter bo gone the fnct that her spirit had winged far nway no arrangements have as
into ngnin nt the next meeting.
its flight.
yet been made.
The chairmnn read an invitation
Mnry C. Doytc, ns Mary Speer, j Tho sympnthy of thc many fricr.di
from the mayor and chnmbcr of com enme to Floridn while n child hnving of tho Doyle fnmily here nnd else.
merce of Jacksonville, signed nlso by 1been horn in Georgia in 1841 nnd , where in the state is extended to the
the Jacksonville Kiwnnis nnd Rotary coming to Snnford with her parents bereaved family.
clubs, asking that tho next meeting who settled nt whnt was then Mcllonbe! held in that city, nnd it was voted vllle nnd were nmong the enrly pio
F. S. Ostrom nnd J C. Bowen
to accept the invitation nnd meet in neers hero in the raising of ornnges camera men for the Ford Screen
Jacksonville on Thursday of next the Speer grove being n landmark for News, spent Sunday at the Seminole
week, proceeding from there Thurs ninny years. She was married to on their way to Winter Haven where
day night to Tallahassee nnd holding Mnrtin J. Doyle, who wns one of they will take movies of the fine
a meeting, which, according to Chair the largest merchants in thin section orange groves in that section tb be
man Lake, will take three or four of Florida and from this union were shown later throughout the North.
days to go into all the mntters which bom three hoys nnd four girls who They will get some beautiful nnd in
nre likely to come before it.—Tnmpn nre left to mourn her loss, Mr. Doyle teresting pictures that will be a grest
Tribune.
having died in 1888.
advertisement for Florida.
■ Hon. Forest Lake, of Sanford, may there were forty more, it was voted
be obliged to move hla residence to on motion of Commissioner Tulwiier
FIF.LI) SECRETARY DOING GOOD Tnllahassce, having been on Tuesday to disperse with, the reading, nnd
elected to the position of chairman that copies he printed nnd sent to the
WORK AMONG THE SCHOOL
of the Florida State Rond Depart members.
CHILDREN
Mr. Scott explained that he wnnted
ment, at a meeting of the hoard at
the
ir.ir.ut. s read ",r refute the rdams
uie itiiisboro Hotel.
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fhe fact that the war and its ac
of
certain
of the leading newspapers
Mr, Lake was elected temporary
tivities pushed aside so many other chairman ami announced that the in the state> which wanted to make it
important things, is the reason why first business would he to select a appear that the board was not doing
there has been an interregnum of permanent chnirman, nnd he was im anything or putting out any money,
about three years in one of the most mediately nominated by Commission except in the south pnrt of the state."
important branches of
Audubon er W. A. Holt of White Springs. Com
J. E. Taylor, chnirman o.fthc coun
work. Six months of each year— missioners Ed. Scott of Arcadia, nnd ty commissioners of Clay county, apfrom October first to May fifteenth— J. D. Smith, of Marinnna, nlso being penred nt the meeting to inform the
a field secretary is supposed to trnv- nominated for the office by roll call hoard that the npproprintion for that
cl over ns much territory ns ern be nnd Mr. Lake declared elected, receiv county has been "sed up nnd, ns the
covered in that time, carrying leaf- *ing three votes. On motion of Com board had voted money for the build
lets, folders- and other^—literature missioner Scott, it was voted to ing of certain ronds in that county,
about birds and their protection, nlso make election of the chairman unani which money hns not yet been receivit is the duty of this secretary to give mous.
ed, he desired assurance that it will
grown people opportunity to become
The newly elected chairmnn made a he forthcoming before the work is
members, and all tenchers materials short speech ir. which In said that he forced to stop. He was told that his
to organize Junior societies among had nt times teen accused of being a county might use the nuio tax money
their pupils.
politician, Hut that he is far from it, to keep gohig on, to lie reimbursed a
The reason Florida is considered nnd had tried very hard to induce little later.
to be the most important state in Governor Cntts to reappoint M. M.
W. P. Farrar, county commissioner
the union is, that we have no: only Smith, former chairman, to the hoard of Manatee county, informed the
our own birds to protect, but . Iso ^"in fact," said Mr. Lake, “I nearly bonrd that the funds in his county
those from colder climes* that conte broke with the governor in my ef nre now available, and work ready to
here each winter. If those northern forts to induce hi into retain Mr. start, and that if the hoard will send ♦>
birds don’t find protection here, they Smith, but bo positively refused to its engineer to that county to get
cannot return when spring would do so, ami told me that if I did not tilings under way, the commissioners f
call them back north to help the na nccept his appointment of myself he will provide the necessary machinery.
tion’s farmers in the summer’s losing would find someone else, hut he ab
A. M. Roland, an attorney of Bushfight with insect enemies. It is also solutely would not retain Mr. Smith. nell, stated that he represented V
true that more sportsmen gather As chairman of tliU board I shall Sumter county and a part of Marion, ❖
here during the season than in any ask the co-operation of all the rest nnd that these counties havC money
of the other states. Before so many of you nnd there will be no politics all ready to put into a road from f
kinds of game birds in this state had in it. I have no enemies to punish Ocala to the Hillsborough line to V
been exterminated, Florida had be nnd no friends to reward.” Assur ward Plant City, for n distance of v
come famous as the hunter’s para ances of co-operation were given the seventy-two miles, which they will f
dise, which makes it that much more chnirman by the other members of build at their own expense provided
difficult for all who are working to the board nnd the meeting was de tlie hoard will list this n3 a state
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save the birds.
clared ready to proceed to other husi- road, hut do not want State Road No.
Farmers and gardeners are becom ness.
r> which the state hoard has planned.
ing more "wiseu up" to what they
Commissioned Scottt moved
the He snid, furthermore, that Pasco
owe the birds, and whnt it means to rending of the min
" the last county felt the same way about it
have them destroyed. They welcome meeting nnd the scci
started on nnd would put up money for n share
eagerly all bird literature and meet the job, but after reading some of the roud, which was borne out by
more than half way the workers for twenty or so pages, and in nnswer to remarks from C. A. Lock of Pnsco
the Audubon Society. In the towns an inquiry from the chair stating county who was present.
and cities It is still more a matter of
Sentiment—birds nre dear neighbors,
and the final touch of chnrm to
lawns and flower-borders.
Slowly we learn that even the
smallest lawn or border would soon
lose Its verdure nnd beauty if not
ALL KINDS OF
for the ctemnl vigilence of our bird
IN S U R A N C E .
friends and neighbors, who nre on
the lookout for every entorpilnr, cut
REALO ESTATE.
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workers find such welcome in all
communities where the importance
of whnt they nre doing is under
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God made is more beautiful than the
•City which man made; that life out of
vioors nnd in touch with the earth is
the nnturnl life of ninn. I believe
that work is work wherever I find it,
but that work with Nature is more
inspring thnn work with the most in
tricate machinery. 1 believe that the
dignity of Inbor depends not on whnt
you do, hut on how you do it; that
opportunity comes to a boy on the
farm ns often ns to a boy in the city;
that life in larger nnd freer nnd hap
pier on the farm thnn in town; that
my success depends not upon loca
tion, but upon myself—not upon my
dreams, hut upon what I actually do
—not upon lurk, hut upon pluck. I
believe in working when you work,
■and in plnying when you piny, nnd in
giving nnd demanding n square deal
In every act of life.—Edwin Osgood
Grover.
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two children, nnd Indy friend, wore
In Sanford Sunday for a few hours.
Mr. Brandt is a Linotype oper.*to~ on
the Sentinel and while here paid the
Herald a pleasant call.
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Used in connection with no other
subject does the newly coined and
frequently heard expression quot
ed above, mean more or apply with
greater force thnn in the matter
of insurance on your property, as
suring you against financial loss
in the event of its destruction by
fire.
SEE US ABOUT
FIRE INSURANCE!
LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER
“ W e Deliver The Goods”
EAST COAST HAS THIRD
OF STATE POPULATION
Exactly HIB,270 of the 000,200 pon•plo In Florida reside In the Fourth
Congressional district,
stretching
from Jacksonville to Key West, nlong
the East Const, according to infor
mation just received from the census
bureau at Washington by J. J. Em
ery, of Jacksonville, census enumera
to r for the district.
Thus approximately one-third of
the people of Florida nre residents of
the 1G counties which arc included in
the Fourth District. These counties
nre DuvnI, Clay, St. Johns, Flagler,
Putnam, Volusia, Seminole, Brevard,
Orange, Osceola, Okeechobee, SL Lu
cie, Palm Beach, Broward, Dade, and
Monroe.
An Interesting feature of the count
1a t*.1* fact that over one-half of the
-population of the district reside in live
•of the larger towns of the district,
those towns .being Jacksonville, Mi
am i, West Palm Bench, Key West nnd
Orlando. There nre four congress! »nal districts In Florida.—PninUa
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If Wc Please You, Tell Others.
If We Don’t, Tell Us.
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CUSTOM AUTO BODY WORK
V/c solicit Trade from all parts of Florida.
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Florida in everything in
"'"Rough and Dressed Lumber and
Builders’ Supplies
LUMBER PRICES A*RE LOWER and this is the time
to build the home that you have been w anting so long
See us for Prices on Materials of All
Kinds in Building Supplies
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THE DAILY ADDITION TO OUR LINE OF DEE'OSITORS.
IT1I: PROTECTION BY TWO EXAMINATIONS EACH YEAR BY THE
STATE BANKING DEPARTMENT, TWO AUDITS EACH YEAR
BY AN INDEPENDENT RECOGNIZED PUBLIC AUDIT COM
PANY AND TWO SWORN STATEMENTS SUBMITTED TO THE
STATE COMPTROLLER BY THE CASHIER, GIVING THE
BANK’S CONDITION IN DETAIL, ALL OF WHICH INSURES
REGULAR. SYSTEMATIC AND THOROUGH OPERATION OF
THE HANK.
STH: THE ADVICE OF A COMPETENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
WHO MEET WITH THE OFFICERS
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THE BANK.
GTII: INSURANCE OF ALL DEPOSITS EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR.
THIS IS A PROTECTION NOT COMMONLY FOUND IN BANKS
AND IS AN ABSOLUTE PROTECTION FOR YOUR FUNDS, IN
ADDITION TO ALL THE OTHER USUAL SAFEGUARDS.
THESE ARE REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD DO BUSINESS WITH
US, AND WE BELIEVE THAT NO BANK CAN OFFER BETTER IN
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�TF1H SANFORD WEEKLY IIERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920
Good Road, Constitutional Amend„pn '
*'Irs' stc,,R Arrington. the
Peace Treaty" and Mrs. John Leonanil, "Why I am n Democrat." It Is
hoped ‘hero will be n large attendnnco from all over the county for it
ALL DAY RALLY in CENTRAL
i" expected that this will be one of
PARK AND MANY GOOI)
the most cnthudnslic political rallies
ever held In Sanford.
SPEAKERS
With the added power of the vote
coming to women ,it is with the us
ual progressive spirit that characterires the sex that they arc already or
ganizing for the purpose of instnirtion in citizenship—and to study the
ballot. Wc must know this tool of
citizenship through which we must
hereafter work. More than this, wc
must not be content with knowledge
—for "government is not a theory,
but an actuality" touching our dally
life The average woman does not
know the difference between n pri
mary and an election. Politics, like
charity, should begin at home—and
there are those who, when one speaks
of politics sees only tho national elec
tion. This is a mistake. Every wom
an should know through her own in
vestigation her ward, whether in city,
county or township. It Is near us
that the wheels are set in motion,
right nt home that "petty officials,"
and office-holders begin to create
those conditions which result in nat
ional well-being or ill-being.
At the present time however, Sem
inole county women nre vitally inter
ested in the national election, for this
is (heir first opportunity to use the
right the franchise has given them
and in the South it is especially nec
essary that the white women cast
their full voting strength.
The Democratic women's Voters'
League is being organized in this
county, with Mrs. John Leonard!, ns
chairtnnn of the league, and Mrs.
Henry Wight nnd Mrs. E. M. Gailowny associated with her on tho com
mittee. Mrs. R. A. Terheun has been
appointed publicity chairman. Pre
cinct cnptninsj nnd committees will be
appointed whoso names will appear
latec nnd this week these committees
will call together the Democratic
women voters of their respective
precincts for the purpose of Instruc
tion. "Schools for Voters" will be
made interesting by the introduction
of “Fake elections."
Dummy ballots will be used and the
forms of a regular election will In?
presented in such n mnnner thnt the
average woman voter will go to the
polls better equipped with "votting
knowledge" than the average male
voter. The women nre urged to re
spond to the Invltntlon thnt wo may
be able to vote intelligently nnd pile
up a splendid vole on election day,
November 2nd.
Headquarters fnf Democratic Women
on Elect‘un Day.
In order that every Democratic
woman may* lave the opportunity to
cast her ballot on election day, head
quarters will be established in the
law offices of Mrs. John Leonard!,. lit
the Woodruff building where commit
tees of Indies will be in attendance
all day. One room will be fitted up
for a rest room with every comfort
nnd convenience nnd with facilities
for the care of young children nnd
babies who may be left there while
the mothers cast their vote. There
wit I be n telephone, nnd a line of au
tomobiles will be here n|so that any
one who so desires, may be sent for
and brought to the polls. A telephone
message will bring the car. A com
mittee of Indies nt headquarters who
will give last minute instructions to
the timid voters will be Mrs. J. C.
Higgins, Mrs. C. M. Vorcc, Mrs. J.
E. Pace, Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. Henry*
Wight, Mrs. E. G. Tyner nnd Mrs.
John Ia-onardi. Others will he added
AII Day Democratic Rally nt Central
Park on Saturday
There will lie a big all day rally of
the Democratic women nt Central
Park on Saturday, which tho women
of Seminole county are earnestly unt
ed to nttend. Good speaking on Im
portant issues ami another school of
instruction will he Included In the
day’s program. Sandwiches nnd cof
fee will be', served on the grounds nt
a nomlnnnl sum. Mrs. Hnl Wight and
Mrs. B. W. Herndon in chnrge.
Through the courtesy of Rev. Fath
er Peck, the Parish House, Just op
posite the park, will be fitted up for
a rest room for women nnd children
WANTED
\\ anted— Corn. The rtoachain
Grain Co of Alachua Fla. will pay
you the market price for ear corn in
car lots. Farmers can join together
n making up cars.______ 49-tfc.
WANTED—Second hand show case.
Inquire at the paint store in tho Welaka Block, Railroad Way. 5-tfc.
FOR IlENT
FOR RENT,
------ TO fishing pnrtics or
tourist parties, 2fl-foot, hnlf cabin,
MID - WINTER Licensed FFC _.Y6 etad etaoinilnnn
ennopy motor boat fully equipped.
OF REST IN
Licensed pilot who knows tnc St.
Johns, 1'hone 348 I.. Q. loveless 4Stf
Florida is not far behind her sister
states in anything ami certainly is
abreast of them in the matter of
fairs, for between the dn'os, October
2Gth, 1920, and February 1', 1921,
there will be thirteen fairs held with
in the borders of the state. All but
three of these fairs are in early win
ter proposition, the three mid-winter
and spring fairs nre the South Flori
da to be held nt Tampa, the St.
Lucie county fair to be held nt Vcro
nnd The Sub-Tropicat Mid-Winter
l air to be held in Orlando, February
15 to 19, 1921.
The advanced stand occupied by
the state of Florida is very' largely
indicated by these expositions of the
products and educational advantages
of the several parts of tba state.1Ev
erywhere in the older states these an
nual fairs prove the front rank oc
cupied by the places holding them nnd
a state or county, as well as individ
uals, are Judged ns to being up to
date by reason of hnlding or not
holding a fair, and the interest they
evidence in them.
For this renson the thousands of
people coming into the state of Flori
da cstimnte our advancement to n
great extent by the interest manifest
ed nlong these lines nnd that is cer
tainly one renson why the sections
holding n fair nre pictured the great
est in the minds of the people.
Wc nre sure wo state a fnct when
wc say thnt our Five County Fair, as
some call it, embracing the counties of
Orange, Volusia, Seminole, Osceola,
nnd Lake from which our exhibits nre
nil or in pnrt drawn, Is one of the
greatest fnctnrs in the up-bullding of
this section.
This would not be the enso If these
counties combined did not put up one
«f the very' finest fnirs in Florida,
known far njid near for completeness
and excellence.
The coming fnir will fnr exceed all
that have preceded it and arrange
ments are being made on an extend
ed scnle with the confident belief that
the attendance from nil parts of the
state will be grenter than ever.
BIG CRATE COMPANY WILL USE
SANFORD FOR DISTRIB
UTING CENTER
(Horn TburtJ.r't D.llrl
The story of whnt promises to be
another manufacturing enterprise in
Sanford was given to the Herald thin
morning by C. F. Wnlkcr of the Noentee Crate Co.
The manufacturers of the Florida
Four-in-One v^rate
■•*'<,n* to es
tablish a warehouse and asscmblm*
pinrt in Sanford to assemble the
crates nnd vegetable packages nnd
to have the headquarters for selling
these crates for all tho various plants
in Florida. They will hnvo n trained
corps' of demonstrators here to show
how the crates are made up nnd clos
ed nnd how they must lie made to get
the host results. S. O. Blnzcr, of
Nocatec, will bo in chnrge of the dem
onstration department.
These new
vegetable packages have been made
for celery, potatoes nnd cabbage and
other vegetables nnd hnvc proved
very satisfactory. The new crate is
bound with four wire strands making
it absolutely safe for transportation
end cm ryh'g nnd have nindo a great
hit wherever they have been shown.
Frank Dade, the Florida representa
tive of the Wire Bound Corporation,
of Rockuwny, N. J., the mnnufaetur-
THIS WEEK’S OFFERINGS
SEEDS
STEWART. THE FLORIST
Pbnl Mailm'i Hr-T«u Stfdi Far Ge*d
Poinsettns,
Remits
Hybiscus, Salmon, Red, double
red.
Gnrden and field seed for fall
Ferns.
plantlnjr, seed oats, rye, barley,
rape. New crop turnips- cabFOR RENT—20 acre farm nnd two
Orders taken now for Fancy, Snap
hnRe, egg plant, pepper, beans,
room*. Small family preferred. dragon, Calcndrila and other plants.
peas, potatoes and onion sets.
Address L. N. Barnhart, near Elder
Largest and oldest established
Frank
Lossing
Springs. ^ __
11-Ctp
seed house In the state.
Contractor & Ruildrr
SEND FOR FALL CATALOG
The Ladles Union of the CongregaAND SEED SPECIAL.
Phone
-167
tional Church will hold their unun!
E. A. MARTIN SEED CO.
bazaar December 11.
C.tfc
Ltkionvilk
Flsridi
If given their choice between a life
The Daughters of Wesley will hold
their Christms Bazaar on Saturday. of happiness and one of sorrow, some
November 27th.
Gl-tf people would be so greedy they would
Buy your post cards at the Herald
Get your orders in now for your
office. Denutiful views, lc each.
new Huick car. See W. J. Thigpen.
, pay cash for second hand
Address 352 Sanford, Florida
t l-tfe
First: It is sold at a mod
erate price. You save when
you buy it.
Order your new Duick now and
you will not lose any time on the
new ear load coming in soon. 46-tfc
Electric Fans. Charles Electric Co
Second: It has more Ilian the
ordiii.tr>* leavening strength,
therefore, you use less.
Elder Spring Water. T. 0. Chnrlec
tone 311.
50-tfs
Third: Thera are no fail
ures—it alwnyn makes the
sweetest, must palatable of
foods.
Dr. D. C.Wnrd, Osteopath is
CABBAGE PLANTS FOB SALE30,000 Charleston Wakefield ready Sanford on Tuesday nnd Fr
8to set about Oct. 15th. $1,00 per of each week.
1.000.—F. L. Greene, West Side. 9-tfc
Pair good mules nnd wagon for
Bale Inquire Merchants Grocery Co.
FOR SALE—One good Jersey milk
cow. Inquire, V. E. Douglass* nt
YOU WANT TO BUY A DESIR
ABLE HOME address, C. II. Smith
7 E. Third Street, Sanford, Fin.
i FOR SALE—Good farm mule in
good condition. M. Fleischer. 5-tflc
Stewart, The Florist
FOR SALE—Good team of mutes Avenue. Phone 200-W.
Lake Jessup Gnrden Co., Oviedo. (L2t
Fourth: I: is used fay mil*
lions of housewives—leading
domestic science teachers
and cooking experts.
WHEM YOU BUY IT - W K H YGU USE IT
Dongle, Celery Ave
For Sale—Ctler
to suit purchaser.
Box 276, Sanford
Fifth: If. b the best Baking
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms
with hath in private family, 117
I-nurel Ave.
IO-3tp
WANTED—A place to work ami a
homo by n young woman with two
MISCELLANEOUS
small children. Address Box 885.
Tho Lccaburg Laundry hns opened Hertford. Fia.
___ _____10-3tp
Receiving nnd delivery Station nt
The Truth Keekers of the Metho
Ray Brothers Bnttory servico stnt. dist church will hold their Thanks
ion, Old Ford Garage, this is in nd. giving Imznnr Nov, 19 nnd 20. All
ditlon to regulnr service. The very kinds of nprons, hand embroidered
fino quality of work turned out by pillow cases nnd nil kinds of fancy
tho Leesburg T-nundry is known nil articles.
10*4tp
over tho south. Troy Rny, Phone
with
Flowers"—Stewart,
442 Is in charge of the Hanford
10-tfo
Branch.________________
7-ltfe
If Its Rnttcrles or Automobile Tire*
FOR HALE—A Chickcrtng piano,
you need and wnnt to save money
cltenp. Address Elizabeth M. Wil-1boo Ray Brothers at tiro Old Ford
Hants, Silver lutke, Fla
1l-3tp 4Garnge, wo mean this.
71tfc.
TRADE
Powder that cat be produced. Was
given Id,’best awards at World's
Pure Fovxl Cx;>c..Uhti,Chicago; Paris
Exposition, Paris, France.
Sixth: It contains only such
Ingredients S3 have, been officially
Approved by tire United States Food
Authorities.
The finest quality Bakina
Powder—st the most economical
cost "The Biggest Bargain That
Goes Into the Kitchen Today."
Mix plain flour with pure baking
powder Instead of using uncertain
mixtures. Then you will know your
btktnet are pure r_v1 wjio&snm*. PisIn
flour e.innot l>» »<tii!irr»ir,1.
MARK
A F’ordson Trnctor on he farm means more prosperity for the farmer. It docstr t
make any difference how you spell that prosperity—whether it Is in increased produetion; whether it is iiv the saving thnt comes from a' machine over a horse or a mule;
whether It comes in a release from the drudgery nnd nil-day and all-night labor on tho
answers nil those problems to the
fartit for both man nnd wife—because tire Fordson
I ....
i at is fact ion of the farmers.
It can’t be otherwise. These arc the dnys of progress, nnd power* on the farm is
tie m e rrily . It is only u quislim of whnt kind of power the farmer is going to
have, but no farmer with (be facts now before him can question- the monetary advan
tage of mnchlne power over horse and mule-power. The Trnctor is tho farmer s neces
sity just ns much ns the sun is the necessity for growing crops.
All that is necessary for a fanner is to know his Fords-m Trnctor ns familiarly as
he understands hnndling a team of horses. He wants to use tho amount of reason nnd
common sense. In the Fordson Trnctor is IhcH roncentrnted power of eighteen horses,
and as flexible comparison much more economical both in service nnd in keep. Inert It
will do so tunny th'mm that horses and mules cannot do, nnd it cloesn t eat when Idle.
We don’t believe there ib r*v question in the mind of any farmer ns to the neces
sity for a Tractor, but he may have i.croo doubts ns to whnt make of Tractor, so that is
the renson we arc putting this advertisement in this paper to draw tils attention to the
Fordson Trnctor. This is why wc put the above arguments before him, and why we
now invite him to come in to our plnce of business nnd view the Fordson Trnctor. Ia-l
us show him whnt it has done. Let. us prove to him its superiority o .cr any other
Trnctor. It means more to him than it does to us. When wo sell a IYnc or, we mas*
a small profit, but when ho buys n T raitor he buys a power that is working for him
every day in the year; thnt is, if be buys a Fordson—we can V speak for the other
binds. Come in!
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Calumet
Nut Cookia
Reelpe
—{ cup butter;
li cup vugar, 2
eggs, Ij cup
flour, 1level tea
spoon Calumet
Baking Powder,
R cup chopped
nuts, 1 teaspoon
lemon Juice.
Then mix In the
regular my.
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THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920
REGISTRATION U S T Or QUALIITIED 7 0 T .
ERA o r SEXTNOLE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. FOR 1»W
(Continued o* F i | i 7.)
tire**. R. *11.
Graham. Mr*, rlenrlatia
Oelgvr, Mr*. Hiui *
Gnitfe, Uric**
Georg.. Mr*. S i« r »
Cawiltl. 0 . T.
H a'lnver. Jem**
Calgvr. Mr*. W ine I.
Grtrr, Mr*. I. L
Galger, Mi*. (v>r**
Gould. G. C.
lU rtiw n. C. I’.
I lari. I. I>.
Iltn&a, II. II.
Holder. A. J.
Iluddteilon. J. 'I,
Hart, Mr* U i * l i A.
Hunter, E I .
Ilari. Mr*. Emm* J.
Ilir t. Mr*. M ir r ii M.
Huddl,-*lt*ti, Mr*. Cornelia
Harr *. Richard
i lif t Iron. Mr*. Sir*)* IV.
Harrix'ti. MU* Clara
------ J----■lore*. J. I*.
Jobnaton. Mr*. Mar/
Jordan. Mr*. Ju lls K.
Kllbe*. E. II.
Klltar. Ml*. K. I‘.
Kllbe*. Mr*. I.aura
Kilt*-**. \V, O.
Lent*. ii. c.
1* 111*. It
tx>fan. J. A.
taril*. Mr*. Clatuete
Logan. Mr* MFrtlc*
------M-----MMthleui, O N E
Moran. Aubfr*
Milan, I. J.
Matthew r. Mr* Maym*
Man*. Frank
Mil V III* lined
Moblef. J M
MCte-ln, J V
------X r -----McFarland. Frr.1
McKellar. J II.
Mrl-aln, Mr* M*rl<*
ftarn
K. P
Pa Illaliall. 11
II.
I'rtria, *>«**. T.
I'etrr*. Tlmmaa
Peter*. V. T.
I’levaM. T. W.
Proctor. C. I'.
Itirdon. T E.
I’lillllf*. Charle*
IVdter. A. I.,
poller. Mr*. Minnie I..
I’clcra, Mr*. F»nnl*
I'clcr*. Ml** Annie
Frier*. Mr* Fe*rl
Fill III|.* Mr* Ell* M.
PatiM iall. Mr* Anna
tlauleraon. I*. AJ
Helitil inter. I.. M,
Itobldna. F. T.
Hire Id*. H. C
llltrlde, Mr*. Il*leti
Read. Mr*. E. K.
Itanler*oo. Mr*. JrnnU
Rabbin*. Mr*. Marj E.
Reti hinder Mr*. Iren*
Unhid in. Ml** Afn>*eii»
Radford. «F C.
Ilot.bln*. r . C.
Hlewarl. Fba*
Siltlmi, E. .V
Relit. IV. U
KheEVm, Mr*. E. J.
Rioter. Feler N.
Ktotte*. Mr*. M ali A.
Sutton, Mrs. Annie It.
Relg. Mr*. Kbadr* M.
Reboll. T. E.
Ripe*. G. I.
Rleten*. J K.
S le ittu , In. K.
Tarl'd. M. W.
T*rlor. W. r.
Tlwnitenn. \V. II.
Terr*. Mr*. A. E.
Terry. I>. K
PRECINCT 7 (Chuluota)
A rnett*. For* T.
A refr 11 . Mr* Annie
Alary
Collin*. F. IF
Cullin' Aniell* I .
Collin*. Fil.rl i»
Panic!., 1l. II.
t bandy, IF ti.
I Tandy. Ml*. IF R.
Grate*. AA'.
Gum. M*r,
I'.
l.ittl*
lla rl. IF II.
11<*!(**. AV. E.
lllc r lii. l ‘arHe A.
Ilodgr*. AV. E.
lla rl. All* v IF
------J-----J and*. Feu G.
Jai-ub*. U. M
Jamb*. .\ <
Jaeotn. AV. *1.
Jamb*, J. C,
Jacobi, Flail*
Jam ie. Alula C.
Jam ie. Ralll*
Jamba, Annie |i.
Jarolw. Alary A.
long. R. F.
In ns, Gabriel
la n e . T. J. Jr.
la n e , J. M.
la n e . G. AV.
la n e . Minnie May
Merrltiratber, AA'. II.
MrrrlnraHirr. Mr*. Orlando A.
Nett ton. AA-. A.
Niton. J. T.
Niton, Mura At*
Porterfield. J. E.
P re tilF b a le
------R-----Robert*. 11*1 It.
R e a m . Minnie Ada
Itotiert*. Air*. Maude
------B-----Keif. i. ’’
Rtraneun. N .
Ktory, I'. Al.
Rteatnr. I*. J.
Simon*. II. AA'.
Snyder, J. E.
Rnyder Edl*
Mels. All*. Alaynra
'Aimn-oii*. Edith
Tribble. E. E.
Tribble. Alary E.
Tribble, Ealrtle II.
------X -----Walker, AtllrheR
AVatAer, Road
AVIlllama. Allnnle
Eerkr*. Fba*. M.
Eerh*. G ill. Al.
.rRECINCT I (Oakrlalla)
------ D------
ll*gg*tt. J. It.
Itrnwn. Ada I.
Itraner. Minnie
Itraner, Join
0*1,
EU J.
Pled*. Atlcbaal, Re.
Ihirdln. E. JEbrbrelil.
Itobl
Tlutl.lt. IF
llatrkln*. It. If.
Mnreman. A. AA'.
Alomutan, I'ptnn
Atarrlner. G. T.
AUtber*. Ro| E.
Alallier*. P. E.
Slather*, C. E.
Moretnan. Ellaabetb
AtiFreman, Allnnia
Mather*. ta ttle
Mather*. Itena
A ll,:;:, Mr*. Ella
M ef\-t.t'F
Ada
------N A ett'in . AA“. J.
bunt*. AA'. II.
------T Tetr, f. A.
-----lA'Hsbt. AV. A.
AVIlllam*. Al J.
AVIllhinu, Marsarel
-Z 7*nJere. lo a lt
PRECINCT J (In cn reed l
------A-----A Ren. AV. E.
Allen. Air*. Robert*
Allen, Mr*. Sarah
Adama. Aten*
I ten Set.
Itamhart. r*. E.
Ilryan.l U. A.
Itryanl. Orellte
Rl.tlt.ie. J. A.
Rltlllue. Mr*. Add)* A.
Itryanl. Air*. E. At.
------C-----Chaffer. J. At.
Cramer. Mr*, toeal#
Chaffer. Air*. Rarab A.
Crawford. Alarlna
t'ole. .Annie
Chill*. Rcell*
Chapman. I.*ter
Fdward*. C.
Fnlttnlncrr, C. AA'.
Futlm lncer. Rarab I*.
Cnttmlnfer, I.. AV
Fauatala, L. W.
I'raln. o . II
Fraln. Air*. N **ry
Frl*on Joan*
GrUt. Frmi
Gray. J. IF
Grant. II C
Gray. Elea
Hartley. I.. J
Hartley. I. J Jr
Hatley. T. I*
Hartley. C E
Hartley. G C.
Hooker. P, II
Ilent k. E. AV
llenek, Alra. M A
Hardaway. Air* At .A.
Holme*. Jennie
llm ker. Air*. At, A.
H e .lb Mr* It. P.
Holly, A'a**la
llarrl.i. Idirl*
ll.H ley g II. A
rtA rile,. Alt* Gearxl*
•
Ill Hard. AA. E
Rnrkatt. E. AV.
Iturkett. M. P.
Pile-kebrar. Sol
ItaHard. Mr*. Atarlon F.
Iln o k i, Geo. E.
hlarktbrar. A ssle St.
Illarkabrar. Haaae
Rurcli. Itufu*
Rnrkrtt. Me*. C. t.,
------C-----Conma. P. IF
Catnpliell. John
Cmrford. IF 0.
Coker. AVHey C,
ColKUt, John
t'oim te. Sir*. Preilon P.
Cotton. Annie E.
Campbell. Sopbla A.
,
Colaon. Jeffrey
C at, Sir*. |l***le Elliot
I atulty. S itu Ann* tt.
Pavla. E. II.
P allia. C. A.
P allia, Mr*. Sul*
Iteratyiii*. Sir*. Emmie
Erlekeon. J. A.
Eralu. J. SI.
Edward*. Benjamin J.
Edward*. SI anil* E.
IMvrnrdr, It. lit
Fuller. A. II.
Fiwter. Janie*
Fuller, Sir*. Ruth
Fuller. Mr*. Slary A.
Fuller. Herbert K.
Pont. Alfred Rank*
Fiwter, Slurrt*
Ford, M ura
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Will Your Boy Be Happy
S Christmas Morning?
How soon it will be here. Picture
the scene when your boy comes
jumping downstairs to see what
“Old Santa” brought him. A
Snell or a Yale Bicycle and his
fondest dreams have come true.
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Our stock is complete. Select yours now.
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S ta r k e . Joe
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Swlrnrd. AV. T.
Sameula. Amanda
Simmon*. E ffle I*.
Sllan, Elmo AA*.
Klmnton*. AV. M.
Slla*. Air*. Hull! F
A. I.
Air*. HI*
Joe M.
Cbarle*
Air* Julia
Tatum. Jack
Tetaau. A. F.
Tyler. Alt* Edith It.
Tanner. J IF
Tanner. AVIllle
A*an l>cii<eti, Ml** Id*
AATIwm. Pearl
Walker. E. I .
AVIlllam*. S*r*b J. E
AVhltrlirad. AV. T.
AA'tillrbead. Air* M. N.
AA'althour. S- E.
AValker. Carrie
AA'nIe. Coleman
Reiter. Mr*. Jfaotnl It.
Rrlnan. AV. Al.
Roebtirk. Tlio* G.
Roebuck
Air* Caroline
Iteller, It. J.
Rayford. Atasste
Itlibatdgon, Alberta
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I SANFORD CYCLE CO.
Randall H i*). I..
Itotilnwm, Rllraletti
Reed H alite
ttohlruon, Asne* C,
I’otdtieon, AVarren
Roblnaon, Rlcbard
Itouae. Air*. Trim I*.
Randall. Alra. Maude
Ttobluvou, Satn
Flortr.
Saucer.
Saucer.
Smith.
Smith.
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In one of our InrRC cities there is
n manufacturer Avho employs num
erous traveling men Avho ponctrnto
every nook and comer of the country’.
These men arc instructed, in addition
to the sale of goods, to keep their fin
PARK AVENUE
gers constantly upon the pulse of the !
'
people nntl rrport to the home office. T
This manufacturer is firmly of the »+■>» + » + + + + » * ♦ + ❖ » ♦ + » * » ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ » ♦♦♦>»» »++++++++,,
opinion that the country has about
recovered from its delirium of com
mercial and financial insnnity^nnd is
on the return to normal conditions
and stability.
The public hns ceased to buy with
such extravngnnt abandon, confining
itself to the purchase of such articles
ns nre legitimately required.
This has curtailed the demand, with
the result thnt thousands of employes
have been laid off, and others will
Monday— Shirley Mason in “ The Lillie Wanderer’”
follow.
Most of these men have spent their
Tuesday— Charles Ray in “ Paris Green”
money nr ensily ns it was enmed,
Wednesday---Viola Dana in “ Dangerous lo Men”
and it is only n question of time ^
when they will he forced to nccept
other employment nt reduced com ( ) Thursday— Norma Tnlmadge in “ The Isle of
pensation.
Conquest”
This, thinks the manufacturer,
Friday and Saturday— James Oliver Curwood’s {J
marks the beginning of n downward
r ^ A t a a n r f n r t f IN f rto rfrt
H rtrtM rt^
«
trend in the .cost of labor, Avith n
“ The Courage
of Marge O’Doone
consequent decline in the price of the
finished products.
He thinks the decline will lie slow '
and gradunl in all lines, but effective,' ( ) Coming— William S. Hart in “ Sand”— Louise ()
and he docs not look for n panic or
Glaum in “ Sahara
any other great disturbance of our
commercial and financial systems.
Sounds reasonable, and we hope it
is true.
Price lev)
P eeriblll. Knowaun* F.
pound*. Sire. Ollle
I’erkln*. Arthur
Peervall. AV F
Nelmeyer. F. J.
N'eltneyer. Mr*. Frame* G.
Norman. E ll,a
Oreralrret. Mr* Jeaale
Adam*. A. A.
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JS SANITY KETUHNlNfl?
b i |« n . J. AA’.
0«tren. Air*, l/ilf* E.
Hit. Fannie
ftrr. Eusene Orr
t-ewl*. Ik C
lew I*. F. P.
l/n e ll. All**- I
'I
IjtA'Ince, Geo I
1 aA'Inye. Mr* I j ' i ■*
M wl*. Air*. H A
le w lt. C laule
ta e l* . AV. A.
lend*
Eeante
l.ewl*. Mr* Caroline
----- X -----Merritt. I'wllla
Mnrpby. Ibuann*
------Me------Alt-Quid. Emma
Aler,‘nld. Jidm J
Atepowetl, Jim
AVIlllama. T. J.
AA'i»«lbury. AV. J.
Avail. All.* IJIllan E.
AVall*. MU* I/ mi lac Y.
AA'Illlamem. Alra, Fid*
AA'iaw|e«x:k. AA'tn. Al.
AA'ynn lliwa
AA'anl. Fr»nk
PRECINCT 10 (Lak. Xary)
Imnn. AA'. A'.
Intrant. H. I>.
Pur ant. Mr* IF I*
Puun. Mr* AV. A'.
Ilian*. J. !>
Evan*. Air* AF A'.
I'ortler. J, AA'.
I'arlna. C. A.
Perry. IF I'.
I'artn* Air*. C. A.
Tlnnipbrey. Mr*. Bor*
InCrtMI. It. 0.
Incermill. Alra. IF (J.
I.ytirh, It 11
Fyncb. Air*. Por*
Martin. J. G.
Monroe. AA*j I*.
AX* roe. Alt* AV P.
Marlon, Palna
Atarlon. lo llle
McAValter. E. P.
Prim U. AV.
Price. Air* tl. AV.
<Ju*ss. Ell
lleed. Jama*
SJoldom. A. E.
S)oti|om. G. II.
HRiblntn. A. C.
Stnltb. Itobl.
Stewart. C. AV.
SJoldom. Air*. A. E.
SJoldotn. .Amanda. A.
SJoldom. I'kiyil P.
PRECINCT 11 (Altamonte)
A. L.
Noble*. It IF
Nelion. Ele* k
Jenkln*. It A
June*. R C
Jirkton. It. H
Jarkaon. Cora
June*. I’*l*y
Jotinann. Carrie
Jolm*. Air*. Ada
Tim. Alra Cattle E.
Turner. Fa tile
Twill*. AV, A.
Thoma*. I.aur*
Tnlll*. Mr* IJIllan
Be fan dan t*.
I.yman. II. f..
Fyman, II. C.
I.yman. Sir*. Emma
l / e l i , Jolly SI.
Iwwla, Eatall*
lemon*. AV. It.
lemon*. EtUibelk
iew la. Arthur A.
lenm ni. Alt* I'ori
----- X -----Slulleu. A. AV.
Medloek. AV, I..
.Merritt, AV. E.
Alotrl*. AV. C.
Alatlory, Sir*. Paaa R.
Alerrltt. Af*ssle SI. IF
Slatbewa. Edna
Slarray. Rertb*
Alerrltt*. Mr*. Ca»*l# SC.
Slrrrllt. Claud*
S le n llt. SVIlllc M.
Mullen. Air*. A AA.
Alott Alrv J I..
Atorrla. Air* Gtaee I.. •
Morrla. AV. IF
Merritt. J. IF
----- Me.-----AtcAHlllan Jim
Mi Stlllan. Air* EM*!I* IF
Plnkte. J. R.
PI ton, J. J.
Iltrkeon, S, C.
Prlster*. AA', E.
Ptnkel. Mra fntfle
Plnkel, Oil** S.
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To Thoma* S. H uff and wife, Ellaatwth H uff,
of Urnntvllle. NVw York, and Jamee SIrCarroa
of the city of New York and etale nf New
York:
If appearing by affld atll fll« ! In thl* cauee
tliar you and each of you are notrrealdeola of
ll.e Stale of Florida: tl.at you. Thoma* S. H uff
ami Elliatwlb H u ff are realdenti nf Itronivllle.
New York: Ihal you. Jam** SIt*’arron are a
rv-*1denl of the City of New York. State of New
York: tbal tlierd 1* no person In thw Stale of
I’inrfila the service of a subpoena upoa whom
won til bind any nf you. and that you ar“ **<h
over the age of 31 year*, therefore, you and
each of you are hereby ordered and required
to appear lo the bill of rotnrdalnt e*li|M»*d
vgilnvF.'you In Ibis rrtmr. not later than Sion.
<<*r, the filh day of IWcembcr. A. P. 192d Aba
tame Iwlnn a rule day of Hill court.
It I* further ordered that ttd* nolle* be
published In the Ranford Herald a newapaper
liubRehed In Sendnole county. Florida, once a
week for fonr week*.
*
AVIinr** E. A. Ikiurl***. Clerk nf Circuit
%anrt ard the *c*| Ibereof, vaf this 37 lb day
nf Octotier. A. IF IfCO.
SISAL
E. A. Pony!***
Clctk of Clrrult Court,
Remlnote County, Elorlda.
Geo. A. PeCotle*.
Solicitor an-l Coun*«t for CompWInant.
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to SI.Sic.
Halne*. Elmer T.
Itouae. AV. T.
Illll. P. C.
lllll. T. J.
.
Italnea.' A. G.
lllll. Jiw
Halil * Atr* Mi.'j*rct E
ila lsh l, Alrv. t.nelta
llooftnan, Ida A.
Ilalnr*. Mr*. At. F.
II j rr :. Air*. Frank
Haymow. Id*
n iu krl. Sit*. Alert* P.
Ilarkne**. MIm Eatetl*
I liU b t. II. Io
------J----Jarkwm, A. IF
Jiweph, Fred
Jobnaon, It. C.
Jcoepb. leave*
Jameton, lia r
----- K-----Klnsvley, Geo.
Ktnsatey. Mr*. Grace F.
Arnett, llrttla
Searcy. C, ft
Rearey. J N
Sheppard. The* ,
Rmall Andy
R ill-. A It.
Rea Ii t . Alt*. Eea I..
Stewart, Alt* Atarsaret
SI Ilea, M l.. A It
Kinllli. Air* Fllialielli
RateluT, Alt* Maude S.
Sale Her. AV. I*.
Rmott, Air* taador*
Spink*. Air* U'“ * IF
Sluitl Air*. Alarle
Small. Illlra
Seminole County.
In Chancery.
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People* Hank o r Sanford, n corporallon
Complainant.
e l.
(Ttallon
Thoma* S. Iln ff. et *1.
Griffin. Sir*. Tola
Gardener. Francis I..
Gardner. John
Griffin. Stanbatl
GHfflo. John
Gllyard. Geo.
Grahatu, l.ulw
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Price, l u l l
Partin. Air*. Mary
Payne. I « l * r IF
Payn*. Mr*. Itlaneb#
Carlin.. C. A.
Week*. J. V.
AV*V.field, I'. T.
AVall. II J.
Wade, Panl M.
AVhltrotnb. AV. A.
iVbllitiuib. I>. ti.
AVIdlmmb. Mr* Agnc* D.
AVIek*. Mr* M*grl* B.
AVakellrld. Mr* France* to
llrumle). t I•.
Ileal, M.
Ilia* K. F. IF
Itrundey, Id*
llr*n<1i. Mai;tie
Hit* klngton, Mr*
Mrltctnald. '.Ilrhari
Try n Iletald Want Ad.—It jays.
Post Cards at T h e H erald Office
STRICKEN TROX THE U ST
I, 1*1 of trrb teted n+ter*. of Seminole County.
Florltla wt.o*.* name* l.cive tieen *lrlcken frooi
rrcl*trat|i>n l**>ke by Couniv Cnmmlulonrr*:
T R E C IN C T NO. I
I*. C. llcsG ey . Ilemoveil
J. AA'. Rlltlncelejr. Ilenioved
J*« Couili. Retnoveil
C. IS. Cblilm. Removed
Hold. It Pavl*. Ib-ed
J P Honllball. Removed
IF P. Ilr.rley. Removed
J K. Jobnmn. Remove.1
II A. Kent. Removed
Cb** Fitndi|ul*l lK-*d
A. P. Stiller. Removed
E>l, Nelvui. Removed
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AVIbvit,
LOOK!
LOOK!
The Freneh Shop
E. P a r k e r, |l*mnvet|
II It. Slratire. Nutt payment p*»l Par
llaltdt Senti. "Non p ij tiiftil poll tat
»'. J. Takleti. Non payment poll tar
AVm Tucele. Removed
AA' C. AVi-eltuf f . Removed
I*. J
LOOK!
Removed
Will open their doors October 29th,
at 9:30 a. m., with all the very
latest styles in Millinery and
Ladies Ready-to-Wear
rRECINCT NO. J
G. AA' lllat k n r l d e r . U e m o ie J
J. B. Itrailley. Removed
J. p . Ca**aily. Non p a y m e n r |»>ll l a t
P. fAnrdnlla. Non |>iytr,enl (will t a t
If. S. C raw fo rd . Non p ay m en t poll f a t
A. Q. IViudney. Ilemoveil
J. IS. F lem m in g . Removed
AA' II, 11a *1 y, Removed
T J. Jobnwrn. Non p a y m e n t poll t i l
II T. F a lln * e l|e r . Removed
AV. J. AlcAllllen. J r , . Removed
A F. Phl lllp e. Bead
It I F H d n l r n . R e m m e .1
J . A. Tteimaa. Removed
J . A. Tbnmpenn. Iiattmved
Win. IS, AA'tdle, IU moved
rRECINCT NO. 3
J. F. Mann. I*ead
Henry. Allies. IF-ad
AA*. C, l ‘o*t. Removed
TRECINCT NO
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C. II. Cuurlr, Remoietl
Marrua Iwlnbart. PI* jualHIed
Alra. O. Al. leln b arl. Pl*-iuallfie<l
E. I.. Mott, Ilemoveil
L It. Stieire, Removed
O, AV. Morg.n. Removed
l„ O. AVblte, Removed
i if .
r. f
rRECINCT NO. 0
J. F. Allison. Ilemoveil
G. AV. Aih. IVad
IF AV. Ailaina, l»e*d
T. J. Grier. Ilemovod
Edwin, Hauler*-*!, Removed
rRECINCT NO. 7
A. J. Harter. Bead
I*, if Culley. Ilemoveil
Henry, r*iit-S:. Hatnove-I
T. I.. Ilmlgra. I5g?d
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G. IF llarrla. Removed
Jaa. T. I/>og, Removed
J. J. SlcStoveneon. Non .payment poll ***
J. AA'. Niton, I>eid
!.. II. Parker.. Non payment poll tat
It. AA*. Hlrutnone, Non payment poll la t
II. I.. AVynn. Non payment poll teg
PRECINCT NO. •
J. It. Clotuer. I teed
Edwin, P. Pinkie. Itemoted
C. II. Heath. Non payment poll la*
P. G. Hooker. N««i peyment p ill tat
T. G. Holloway, llemoved
Sclplo June*. P en !
J, N. MrGajgbey. Removed
C, T. Smllti. Removed
J. St. AA'alu. Ilemoveil
Waists $2.98 and up
Dresses $15.00 and up
Coat Suits $25.00 and up
Coats $25.00 and up
Tam O’Shanter $1.50 and up
Silk Velvet Hats $5.00 and up
Large Sailors $10.00 and up
\
Special Display of French Hats
rRE CINCT NO. 10
F. SI. C*nitron. IV-td
P. IF TrucM, Remuved
r R E C IN C T NO. II
f*. S, Adam*, Removed
C AA*. lUrtu’*, Removed
C. Hallman. Removed
John AV. Ford. IVad
In the Clrcull Court <t Phe Keventb Jndlelil
Circuit nf the Slate ct Flotilla, In and fob
AH friends and customers are specially invited
to come in and see our new Iine ot upto-the-minute styles for the Ladies.
�T1IE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1920
EXTRA!
Six Days devoted to the sale of six lines at prices that will demand
your attention—such low prices will not be made
again on this quality of merchandise
OPPORTUNITY
SUITS, WOOL GOODS, GINGHAMS, DOMESTICS
HOSIERY, READY-TO-WEAR, BLANKETS, COMFORTS
W e have about 2,000 yards of Fancy
Ginghams that formerly sold for 59c, we
We have about 50 pieces of 32-in. Dress
Ginghams that retailed at 75c, and will
will close out at
close it out at
W e have about 2,000 yards of 36 inch
Sea Island Brown Domestic, a regular
We have 50 pieces of Lonsdale Cambric
and Bleached Domestic that retailed at
50c and 65c to close out at, per yard,
35c retail value and will close it out at
300 pair Wool and Cotton
Ready-to-Wear, Suits, Coats,
Hosiery—Ladies’ and Child
Blankets, Comforts, Sheets,
Skirts, Dresses, Etc., Etc., in
ren's—full line, all shades.
Pillow Cases that must be
our big stock to go at Con
Ladies’ $2 50 Silk Hose now
moved 2X first cost*
tinued Sale Prices.
reduced to only $1.79.
�THE SANFORD WEEKLY IIERALD FRIDAY. OCTOBER » . 1920
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Is l U C l m l t Cc-crt t i t i *
stall it on the lake front boulevard C lrc
o lt t l xb* S t i t t t f n » V i » .
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t C e c ity .
J i C k u c r t -} .
and also on many cf the residence S rsiaoV
Iv ^ lN S u t
S t i l o f l » cxrt-w itiee.
streets. A White Way from the un
n
c r r a x io x
ion station to the business center has s«.ia t .lit. «t »t
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also been discussed and It is probable T » « » n h r r t t i n e t t i f * t e i i r s * » s i *»»•
that the A. C. L. Ry., will take up T i l K U i n > . ta r O n * * \ ' n * .
T otk. i s ! Y o c i r H it C e c j c v . »
the n a tte r of installing several lights N; . ',H« ) ct
. « f S r * " * »I* . C w e e r t l- c t :
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of the same pattern around the sta t i. it . ttce.i t tSi xin k* r mi f f ii sl u t tr wm «- ft t la L eOvla *•f l i’m“
5 f ! t i a I* l i t r a * i f * *uo p r*U »a t» at U<* S tit t
Sanford's White Way will soon b* tion for the winter business.
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o f Brookt j * * t » l »
. ? v » » Toe* tk tt » t t r r M t * r*r*ce »s t - »
installed.
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Tl»e material for the White Way
» , . l « , , r t i t » t t o< . i j r t i *
It
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has arrived and will be taken out of
Mr. and Mrs. Will Evans and chil !•l l ttrt C• {ef ct tf Ur lJt r. f•r eceo rtptmU tlo• a!fV
. U t tx-e-rr,.
f tu s u t* » f r ia t - » * * *
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the freight depot at onee by the dren motored up from Tampa and lmo -.iVt tsi tt s Tf-i«T »«tT
tU t o f » t t i t t <«■ e c K u lf t l t f
t t r~t r i ^ i e i t i ' i « t i i * * w Voexx
Southern Utilities Co., and installed spent the wcclt end with their home «n »» t» t tf uC estat iertirc
t. l e t l a t l l » r l » < 1 c f
folks here, returning to Tampa on im ’ l . < . r.-vcctV-lt. 1 -4 I k lt Ik tv t W • •
as soon as they can tret the force of
-S t i * S t i t t c f r e f i l l t i t •crrt'T Cf 1
Monday.
• T t f c r t l t j r * v i e s t n M M i l M i l ro ryo r
men and the time to do it. The
Mrs. Sallie M. Cstherwood. of
T r»fo tr. J t-t 114 ♦ » : * «f
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several days here *r c 7k
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* «i* J u t e n i '’Vspent
i t i r c ! i l l ic i»fT - l to i f t ' i t i t
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efforts of thA Womans Club, the this week looking
* after her place.
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City Commissioners and the City
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Riley moved to A t>. 1> » . n e t l * l » » • r»J* •Sox r t ,k * f ^ n Manager
and the Southern
tr ^ j t k it t i l t a e t l'* I * r * i^
... . .Utilities
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. Maitland last week and expect to l u Iti t dU t if i rt ti ti t rf urrd
i f t - i l i f t , vi. •
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Co. The White Way rnll be installed ^
liitt<J la S tc la fJ t C « s t f . ric.->U. oce* i » « l
f i t fo o t T H t l
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on First Street from Sanford avenue
Mn. Harris and daughter Curtis W IT N E S S K A. t , '. l l i * ‘ O f t o f C it n lt
to Oak avenue and will also be on left Saturday for Orlando after Cecrt l t d
« » • 1 t l t r r e f to t i l t X *ti
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*f a T JS50Park, Magnolia and Palmetto and spending a week here with M r. H. efs AQctM
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O r * i f C l m l t Cr«srt.
Sanford for a block or more. Other P. Monroe.
Bt = U d t C ocatr. r i w l i i
streets will possibly want the White
to A I* C e t t t t .
W. P. Monroe and fanlly motored S cCl'tltc
* l t d t f C .:t i» * ! f t t C e e r U l a t i t
Way later on and extensions will be to Winter Park Sunday.
l o s s If
provided for the future wants of the
Mr. and Mrs. J. B- Baxter and
H. Bandel has purchased the K. E.
city. The equipment for this White children, cf Orlando, were Sunday
Way is difficult to obtain and much
*th« home cf Mr. ToUar residence or. Magnolia avenue
of it is very high but tho officials of
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through J. E- Spurling. Mr. Bande.
the Southern Utilities C«-, think they ..............................................
is the proprietor of Bandel’s Eraporidmirably
in
the
face
ium store on Sanford avenue.
have succeeded admirably
Herald Want Ad.—It pays.
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in
getting
the
ma
of all d iffic u lt
terial shipped soo promptly and also
in getting a very reasonable price on
the same.
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The White Way will add much to
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appearance of our business
rtreeis and it is hoped in time to in-
SANFORD’S
WHITE WAY
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Economy Scraps
[F e rt iliz e r ] for Farmers
Di sc | n ses
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duce in the manufacture of
mixed.....
fertilizer.
.grade
This industry is desMr.ed to
high
A m a zin g
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GETS DOWN TO CLEAN FACTS AND ENLIGHTENS CITIZENS
ON
N»AN i » El.TINENT ITE.Mi*.—S a I s M U RES
DON'T LIE.
No matter hov* you vote! Eliminate entirely the question of politics,
Qretd cr Party, I am going to ask you for your own good, for your own in
form " - :.rd as a B r.afide citizen ff Fern n '• i n tj, t read < try word
of this statement and afteryards use your o**n judgment.
When Semir.ilr O-ur’y was created in 1913 a Fir.. ..... . otfet.ure Fund
was transferred from r Tange County amounting to ? i.'T-S 0*.'.
After forty-two (42) months of C. M. Hand's administration I entered
upon my duty as Sheriff of Seminole County ar.d found .... a battnee of
f 10.03 in this fund.
I worked about three i .) months as Sheriff Ufore any money was paid
me because other county obligations had prvsider.ee over r : •
On July 1, 1920, after forty-two i 42> month* c f my ad: • ^ration there
is a balance in the Fine and Forfeiture Fund of
Jl Bear in mir.d 1
had turned over to me only J16.C9.
OTHER SALIENT FACTS
CONVICTIONS UNDER HAND’S ADMINI> i RATION
Violation
Violation
Violation
Violation
of Prohibition Law*............................ ................................... 56
of Gambling L a w s ................... - ...................................... - ...........61
of Vagrancy Laws ......................................................................... of Othei l.aws ........................................................ — . . — - ..........
CONVICTIONS UNDER BRADY'S \DM!M'TRATION
Closing O ut 200 Men s High
Grade Suits at Less T h a n
M anufacturer’s Cost
$25.00
$30.00
$35.00
$40.00
$45.00
$50.00
$60.00
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
now
now
now
now
now
now
now
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$16.75
$22.75
$24.75
$28.75
$32.50
$38.50
$48.50
Come Early while the Stock
is Complete
Woodruff & Watson
Clothiers and Furnishers
PH ICEI
PCS'
The term A PRICELESS POSTER, has,
Violation of Prohibition Laws ........................ ...................................
of course, more than one significance as all
Violation of Gambling L a w s........ ............ ........................................... .
Violation of Vagrancy lg»ws _____________ _______ _______________ 71
1will see.
Violation of Other luiws ______ _________ _________ ____ _______
✓
Total number of convictions under Hard 191. Urd» r Brady 732.
239 CONVICTIONS To BRADY'S CREDIT, for the *arr.r length of time
m office.
In undertaking to set before our custo
$33,511.97 was the total amount of Fines as«e**ed by the Court* during
Hand's administration. $21,898.44 was the total an< ur.t of Fines a'»e**cd by
mers and friends THIS REAL HONEST-TOthe Courts during Brady’s information.
For your information the Fine ar.d Forfeiture Fund :* the Fund out of
which a Sheriff is paid for his services in Criminal cases.
.
GOODNESS 25 per cent to 50 per cent
A Fine and Forfeiture Fund is maintained by fine* ar.d costs assessed by
the courts and by a Milleage out of the genera! taxes if necessary.
Reduction Sale so much time is required in its
Wh< n I entered upon my duty as Sheriff of Seminole County in January,
1317. th in was not enough money accruing from the Fine and Forfeiture
Fund to meet necessity and Two Mills were being used from the General construction as to make dependable and UPTaxes.
The first year of my administrate r. a reduction was made from Two TO-DATE PRICE QUOTATIONS impossible.
<2> to One (1) mill.
IN 1919 THE MILLEAGE FROM GENERAL TA\ E< WA< ERASED
This explains the absence of prices.
ENTIRE!.V AND TODAY THE FINE \ND FORFEITURE FUND IS
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SELF-SUSTAINING AND SHOWS A GOOD HA I \NCF_
Now, ladies ar.d gentlemen; voter* of Seminole County, ir. casting your
veto, you become automatically, a stockholder in your county ar.d of your
county, and the vote you cast, is your expression us to whether you employ
or not employ any certain man or woman for the filling of ar.y one office
in that ciur.tv. Therefore, it is sound good business on your part to pay
you; money for SERVICE rather than POLITICS A merchant does not
ask the clerk he is about to hire whether he i» Democrat, Republican or
Independent, nor to w hat church he belo:igs-he only asks “CAN YOU
rnODUCE.'* If after a trial that employee proves progressive, efficient
n.ntjerl dividends in w rk to his cmplover, that employer protects and
appreciates him as a valuable asset and continues to retain his services.
Therefore, if you ever expect competency, efficiency .ar.d justice from
those you elect to office, you must base your actions at the coming polls ac
cording to performances of the past, and FIGURES DOST LIE. The rec
ords of Seminole County carry the individual record* and figure? that I have
presented in this statement, won't you, ut least, for your own information
verify them.
F rom
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be
the
Sinc<
Sincerely,
E. E. BRADY.
(Advertisement)
Our 10 day sale, just concluded, was so successful
that we have determined to continue the good work and
these Sale Prices will be in full force and effect during
the entire month of November. This will afford all our
customers an opportunity to lay in their sensible Christ
mas goods at a big saving—besides you have the pick of
our really complete stock.
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Every Article in the store is marked in plain ligures
—on sale price. You know just what it will cost you—
two records,'if I am no dickering—just one price—the lowest—to all alike.
Z w orthy of m y hire, wont you express it by your vote?
Call or write to
Albert Dorner
ady
Worth Dollars
come an important factor in the ma
ufacture of fertilizer and will count
a great deal in the future develop
ment of Sanford and the entire
South.
K rd #Y
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Fa cts-Iniorm ation
Menhaden Fish Scrap and It's Yalue
As A F e r tiliz e r Material.
Thousands of farmers have heard
cf fish scrap and have talked about
it, and many perhaps know that it is
very valuable as a fertiliser material,
but few perhaps know how the fish
pet into the fertilizer. The fish are
caught by steamers with nets some
eight hundred to a thousand feet
long. Then conveyed to the factory
where they were handled by machin
ery and cooked by steam. They are
then put through a screw press that
presses the oil out ar.d the scrap
which is the whole fish after the oil
is taken out is conveyed by machin
ery to the drying sheds. All scrap be
fore it is dried is passed under a
stream of sulphuric arid, and at this
stage is known as acid scrap. Acid
scrap contains about forty per cert
of moisture and usually analyzes
from seven to eight per cent in am
monia. When this scrap is thorough
ly dried, it will run over twelve per
cent in ammonia.
As a fertilizer material fish scrap
ranks first among all ammoniates
and is a soil builder of great values
Fish scrap l-cir.g an organic material
draws moisture ar.d begins to be
come available as a plant food a«
soon as it is applied regardless of
the weather conditions, whether wet
* or dry. If the season is unusually
wet of course it protects the crop
bcckusc unless the ground is washed
away, it stays there and work*. If
it is a dry season, the scrap rots as
all animal matter must ar.d the pro
cess of liberating plant food goes on.
Fish scrap is regarded as an excel
lent fertilizer material by all State
Departments of Agriculture.
After a thorough investigation by
expert* of the fishing grounds of
the entire coast, Florida
found
to be the best for fishing, because of
the long season, which runs almost
throughout the entire year.
Aside from the scrap which is
made from Menhaden Fish, the oil
that is extracted from them in the
pressing process is very valuable and
nearly one hundred thousand gallons
of this finished oil was made last
year. This oil is used by large paint
and soap manufacturers ar.d for var
ious other* purposes.
Fish factories nre not dependent
upon other fuctors for their supply
of materials, hence ns manufacturer*
of raw material are in a better posi• tion to supply materials when the dcmand is beyond the supplv, ns has
i
been thet case .or the past few years.
One of the finest fishing fleets
and what is regarded aa the finest
fish factory in the world, is located
at Femandinn, Florida, and is owned
by the Seminole Fertilizer and Oil
Company. This company also owns
a large mixing plant in Fernar.dina
D
Here’s a Real Reduction
REMEMBER THE PLACE
RIVERS BROS
Corner 4th Street and Sanford Ave.
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TODAY
THE SANFORD HERALD
84
COLUMNS
,ype
IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O RLD ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
, :S
VOLUME XII.
SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA
FRIDAY, OCTOnER 22, 192Q
NU.MRBR 10
Polling Pfera Drag- Nairn Wide Cara- DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
REED IS CAPTURED IN
nated By Board j
paign On League
PALATKA AND BROUGHT
HOLDING BIG MEETINGS
HERE FOR TRIAL
LAST NIGHT AT GENEVA
’ f,
j
WELAKA BLOCK FOR NO. 1 AND COX SAYS PROPAGANDA OF MISREPRESENTATION SHOULD
COURT HOUSE FOR NO. 3
HE PERFORATED
IN SANFORD
fllg TV* AhmIi IiI fra**)
The oard of County Commissioners
WILMINGTON, Del., Oct. 21.—
for Seminole County, Florida, met nt
the call of their chairman, nt 1U Governor Cox attacked the critics of
o’clock a. m., October 12. Present: Article Ten in n speech here todny.
Chnirmnn L. A. Brumley, nnd Com He said a nation-wide program of
"pre
against Article X '
missioners L. P. Hngnn, C. W. Enti' misrepresentation
d
minger, O. P. Swope, nnd E. H. Kil was being circulated. 11c declnrcd
bee, with V. E. Douglass, Deputy Jhnt congress ^only_ ^ and not the
has
authority to
Clerk, and E. E. Brady, Sheriff, in at- 1-cngue "of Nutions
“
'* ""
declare wnr nnd thnt the league
tendance.
The Chnirmnn announced thnt the council’s decisions must be unani
purpose of this meeting was to take mous nnd not merely advisory.
up the matter of holding the General
LARGE CITIES OF EUROPE ARE
MYSTERY AROUT CASE SAID TO Election to be held Tuesday, Novem CONNER AND HARLEY SHOT
ber 2nd, 1920, nnd same wns freely
FROM
AMIIUS1I—IS
THIRD
MUCH CLEANER THAN
HAVE UBEN ONE OF
discussed by the Board nnd other i . TRAGEDY NEAR MACCI.ENNV
AMERICAN CITIES
persons present.
_____
ASSAULT.
Jnated
I ? ns the plnrC *1?
MACCLENNY,
21.—Frank
, (Or tv* Aw*<i*t*<i
of holding sad Connfr
nn,| FrAnk Oct.
parley,
white,
A masked mob, estimated nt be election
in
the
several
precincts
in
„hot
Anj,
kilIc),
nbou^
'5
oV|ock
NEW
YYORK, Oct. 20.—The large AT TIIE WOMAN’S CLUB NEXT
IN TOOTH PASTE TURF. AND tween fifteen nnd twenty men, over
cities
of
Eurone In the point of clean
powered Officers Nettles and Rnrnes
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Wctnkn
S R liness nnd tidiness of streets are far
SHOWED MARKS' OF OLI)
nt 309 Americn street, Orlando, about building ®n Rill roadSnrifnnl
ahead
of
New
York,
Chicago,
Cin
Avc.
out
f
town.
NcWi
of
the
double
FOR INSTRUCTIONS
11:110 last night nnd tookJ from them
TIME STUFF
nnd many other cities in
J. E. Howard, whom the officers hnd t I^ , 1"CL Nc0; ^ l ^ kC Monroc- A’ C*( killing was brought here by parties cinnati
Railroad Station.
who found the bodies and the sheriff Americn, says Clyde A. Cospcn, man
plnced under arrest nnd were pre L. Precinct
No.
.,nnford.—Court
-nd
co imnu><ijMcly i*ft for the ager of the Anti-Litter Dureau of
People are becoming interested In
It was nlmost a foregone conclus p a rin g to place in an autom obile in
the Merchant’s Association, who has politics this yenr na never before and
.
.
^
.
T
,
,
tm
„
scene.
No
details
of
the
tragedy
will
order
to
convey
him
to
the
police
ion that when the bold bad burglar
just returned from a trip of obscrv* whether it is the vital issues that con
Precinct N<< 4, I aoln. Flowers j,0 kno\vn until the sheriff returns.
broke Into the doctors* offices hero station.
ation in Europe.
Store.
front us here in the South at this
,
,
T
,
1
This
killing
is
believed
to
be
an
nfHoward wns carried away in nn nunnd extracted therefrom the cocaine
"In some sections of New York, "he time Is the incentive or whether it la
Precinct No. !•, Oviedo. Lawtop tormath of the murder of John Hnrtomobile
bv
the
mob
nnd
nt
n
late
and morphine nnd other sleep pro
said, "I can see more stp'ct litter in the women coming Into the party
building.
* r> ..
T . „ ' vcy here, n short time ago for which one
ducers that said burplnr was either hour his fnte has not been made
squnre block than in nny city I thnt is adding zest or whether it is
Precinct v,
No.
C,
Geneva.
Town
fr(me
four
negroes
were
killed
by
in the business of selling the dope to known. Sheriff Gordon is reported Hnll.
visited abroad. Paris and London are the action of the County Executive*
models of clenlinrss and compnritive- Committee in making a county cam
the different runners over the state to be nfter the mob.
Precinct No. 7, Chulota.—Snyder's ■mo^ ' l°lcncc*____________
According to police licndquartcrs, Store.
ly free of ■•rcet litter of nny descrip paign thnt is stirring up the people
or selling it himself or using It him
.
• COMMISSION BEGINS
tion. This Is due to the fact that but at nny rate the committee meet
self nnd the Intter conclusion was the Officers Nettles nnd Rnrnes A n s w e r
Precinct No. 8, Gabriclln.—School
PROBE OF GAMBLING
the people abroad are more* tidy than ings nnd the speakers have been
most obvious. Therefore the city po ed a telephone call thnt came from House.
* **
office the neighborhood, stating thnt there
IN WHEAT IN "PIT" we who live in Americn.
iicc force and the sheriffs
Precinct No. 9.—Long wood.
meeting with great success every
worked on this
"The city of New YYork counten where nnd the people are aroused to
' "s phnsc of the mntter wns n disturbance of some sort out
Precinct No. 10, Imke Mary.—
•
*
in
thnt
part
of
town,
nnd
to
come
to
ances
conditions
thnt
none
of
the
CHICAGO,
Oct.
21.—The
Federal
nnd sent out what was a good de
Shoblom's Store.
the need of definite action and arous
scription of the man who was sup .109 America street nt onep. When
Precinct No. 11, Altamonte.—Ful Trade Commission yesterday begnn cities which I visited would tolerate ed ns they hnve never been before In
its investigation into the operations for n moment."
posed to.have taken not only the thc> arrived at this address they _________
ler’s Store.
a nntinnnl election.
Mr. Copson said thnt London hns
Clerk of this Board wns instructed! of the Chicago Board of Trade. The
opintes but the diamond rings from were met nt the door bv Mrs. How
Last night at Geneva n large
ard.
the
wife
of
J.
E.
Howard.
Upon
to have 30 new booths built nnd de- commission will investigate com- the best organized Street Cleaning crowd was present nt the Town Hall
Mrs. Keeter and mnny other articles.
plaints of Gov. Allen, of Kansas, thnt Department in Europe, Glasgow, the anil the peopte of the Geneva ecc-'
The police of the different cities their request to see her husband they livered to the respective precincts.
Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by I the slump in whent of recent date poorest, nnd Paris hns the best gnr- tlon wore augmented by a large
were on the lookout for him nnd the were told to conic inside, that he
L. P. Hngnn. nnd carried, this Board wns caused by wheat speculations, lingo disiH)Sttl system.
Pnlntkn police force pinched the gen would not come out.
crowd from Snnford nnd other point*.
Referring to the taxi-cab driver* The meeting was called to order
Asked if they saw nny men when of County Commissioners hereby re- ; The chnrfe thnt speculators forced
tleman in thnt city one day this week
de by
nnd the sheriff’s office here sent a they npproaehpd the house, the offi quests the sheriff, Mr. E. E. Brady,! the price down six cents n bushel nnd all chauffeurs nbrond, Mr. Com- R. J. Holly, one of tho Sanford mem
pson's
statement
said
thnt
they
deputy to Pnintka’ to bring him back, cers stated that they hnd noticed only to have n sufficient number of deput-, in one day nnd Inter attempted to
bers and secretary of the committee,
lie wns not nior.q ns his wife nnd lit two men who were apparently acci ics on election day, to care for the begin n '‘farmer’s boycott" on selling "seem to know their business nnd who introduced tne following sp;aknlso will lie looked into, it wns said. when in troublp, or about to run ers:
election.
, .
tle daughter were with him nnd it is dentally in the neighborhood.
.
down n pedlstrinn, they npply the
Upon entering the house, Howard
Mr. Whitcomb nnd Mr. Chittendon
Mrs. John Leonnrdl, F. P. Forster,
understood thnt he has another little
brakes instead of tooting horns. The E. A. Douglass, George A. Dechild in Tampa where-he calls home. asked the officers what they wnntcd. appeared before the Board nnd nsked ARGENTINE PASSES THE
BUCK TO UNITED STATES chnuffeur* in New York do just (HR Cottes. C. M. Hnnd, E. F. HousholdHis nnme is Sid Reed nnd it is said They replied thnt they wanted him thnt the Amcrlcnn Legion I k * permit
opposite, hence the greater numbetl’er and J. J. Dickinson. Every ques
thnt he is well known In Tnmpn where for disturbing the pence. He is said ted to hnve a dnnee in the Court
of nccidents nnd noises.
(I,
tv
*
r.m
i
to
hnvo
stntcd
that
he
wns
glad
to
go
room
on
the
night
of
November
11th,
tion affecting the voter was taken
he hns resided for mnny yenrs nnd
"Newsboys nnd venders in lam- up by the different speakers and the
DUENOS AIRES, Oct. 21.—Argen
hns relatives. Upon bringing the with them, thnt he wnntcd protec same being Armistice Dnv. And In
view of the position nirendy taken by tine importers adopted resolutions to don," he added, "do not shout their primary regulations that govern the
fnmily here Sheriff Brady took up tion.
"What
do
you
want
protection
for?’
the
Board in reference to the use' of limit to the nbsolute necessities im- wares, but instead enrry signs on voter* in the national election after
the ense nnd nftcr careful question
the Court room for this purpose, the portntlons from the United Stntes un* which in large letters the import- taking a moral obligation was stress
ing brought out the fnct that Reed asked Officer Nettles.
til improvement in cxchnngc rates nnt' news headlines. The system helps ed ns well ns the fact thnt the new
"Thnt’s nil right, you’ll find out nbove» request wns
--- refused.
..
wns responsible for the several rob
considerably In lessening the gencr women voters should see that all the
And on motion of I.. P. Hngnn, are mndo.
beries thnt hnd taken plnce here in Inter," he is said to have replied.
nl noise. The subways, or ’tubes' ns women go to the polls nnd vote on'
Not being certnin just what action seconded bv O. P. Swope, nnd carried,
the week of his residence.
’
NEWPORT
NEWS
PAPER
QUITS
they are railed in London, are more Noveml>er 2. Mrs. Leonnrdl was
ought
to
be
take
nin
the
case,
Officer
thisboard
recommended
to
the
He Is a slick one nil right nnd hnd
comfortable than ours nnd sorupu given nn ovntion ns she told In a
the diamond rings hid In the tube Nettles left Officer Rnrnes nt the House Committee of the Valdez Ho
NEWPORT NEWS, Oct. 21.T Thc lously clean."
clear nnd concise mnnner the duties
ihnt ‘hnd*'been"'use'll "for "tooth pnste, house while he went back to the po- tel thnt they allow the American Le
h . not S c » clean l.rcn.t, lice atntlon tor furtlKT ".traction, gion to use the dining room of the Evening Record, Newport News' ctnoin cctnoin etnoin etaoln etnnnn of the women In regard to their new
privilege ns voters.
of the matter it is possible that the , He was ordered to arrest Howard and Hotel free of rhnrge for thnt night. third nnd newest daily publication,
The next rally will I n* held In this
_inffg wniilrt nnvor bnvc been found, brinir him in to the ntfltion.
Motion of C. W. Entzminger, sec nfter nn existence of slightly less OFFICERS RAID
city
next Saturday night nt eight
but his wife went to her room and Following out his instructions he onded by O. P. Swope nnd enrried. II. than one yonr, nnnouncc* its imme
CONTRACTOR'S OFFICE
suspension of publication, due,
o'clock at the corner of First street
produced the rings to the sheriff this went back to get Howard with the C. DuBose, Geo. A. DcCottes, nnd E. diate
•
FOR
TRUST
PROOF
the ..tntement, to the constantly
nnd Park avenue nt which meeting
morning nnd Sheriff Brady now- has car he wns using from headquarter*. A. Douglnss, are hereby appointed a says
increasing
cost
of
newsprint
pnpor.
•here will 1k» a number of local speak
He
and
Officer
Rnrnes,
accompan
committee
of
three
to
prepnre
the
(Dr TIi Amo-UU-1 Tr*!*.)
them nnd will restore tho property to
G. Marshall hns bran editor of the
ers to discuss the political Issue*.
Mrs. Kieler. The prisoner also said ied by Hownrd, had reached the gate ballot for the General Election nnd to C.
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
21
.—Agents
of
the Hownrd home when n number hnvo ballots printed nt the lowest Record, the publication l>cing owned the stnte attorney’ general raised the It behooves every voter, men nnd
he hnd stolen nn electric fan from of
by n stock company.
women, regardless of their political
of
men
suddenly confronted them, two cost.
the Masonic Hnll nnd told of other
office of John T. Herrick, nttomoy creeds nnd beliefs, to be nt this meet
There being no further business
robberies giving up sufficient infor of the men covering the officers with
1
for
groups
of
Plumbers,
stone
cutWEATHER REPORT
and henr these speakers. Mr*.
the board stands adjourned to meet
mation to mnrk him ns n dangerous revolvers.
’ters and heating contractors, the ing
j,eonnrdi
hns consented to again ad
"Whnt
do
you
want?"
demnnded
ngnln
November
1st,
1920,
at
10
——
character to hnve abroad. The ar
record* will bd brought before dress the indies nnd tho men on thl*
o'clock a. m. for the purpose of dc- . Lor Horidn: Generally fnir to- seized
Nettles.
ticles stolen from tho doctors and Officer
the
legislative
committee
investigat
want Howard for the assault llvcring the ballot boxes to the sev- night nnd Friday, except probably ing alleged building mntorial trust. occnslon. At the Womnn’a Club next
especially Di. Stevens* medicine ense of "IVo
| showers in extreme South portion.
Wednesday nftemoon at 3:30 o'clock
a
ten
old girl." came the ro- ernl precincts in the county.
have not been produced ns yet and ly from year
the women will hnve a mass meetlnr
the
man
who
hnd
Officer
this information mny come out nt ettles covered with his revolver.
ARMENIA REFUSES
to which nil are Invited nnd where
the trial.
several prominent speakers will ad
TO ALLOW IlOLS
“Did you offer nny resistance?"
dress
them nnd Instruct them on tha
wns nsked the officers, nnd they said
TO CROSS IIORDRR
ROAD IlEPARMENT
ballot.
. . ,
that they could do nothing as thev
If there nre nny precincts In the
both were covered with guns. “Could
MEETS IN TAMPA
fBj Th* A«**«I»1*A Tntt.)
county thnt hnve not been visited by
you recognize any of the men in the
PARIS, Oct. 21 —The Russian Sov tho committee that want them next
TUESDAY, OCT. 26 crowd?" wns nsked, nnd they said
iets issued an ultlmntum to Armenia, week thev enn have a meeting by
thnt it wns too dark to see nny of the
demanding | <mission to transport
faces
but
thnt
they
believed
some
of
AMERICAN RANKERS CALLED WILL HOLD PUBLIC MEETINGS Ilolshevik troops through Armenin to making their wishes known to thu
TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 21. - A
precinct committee member or to the
meeting uf tho state rand department the men wore masks.
connect with the Turkish National secretary of the committee, R. J .
UPON TO ESTABLISH CO-OPTO CONSIDER QUARANTINE
"How many would you say com
will tm held In Tnmpn. Tuesdaj, Oct.
ists in Asia-Minor. Armenin refus Holly. ____ __ ________
posed the mob?” wns nlso nsked, nnd
ON IMPORTING FRUITS
Ell ATI YE WARHOUSES AND
26, nt the Hillsborough Hotel. *t
ed.
both
officers
agreed
that
there
were
o’clock in the morning. . lotice ox
ORGANIZATIONS
AND VEGETABLES
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES '
thin meeting w as sent out to all the nt least fifteen nnd thnt they saw
PLANT FALL AND WIN
two
enrs
standing
in
the
street.
members of the department by
*
fBr Th* A »«c l* l*4 Pr*M.)
(l)>
Hi
A
mkUWA ?r*,i )
TER VEGETABLES
A Into telephone message to police
SAINT NAZA1RE, France, (kt. 21
ing Secretary Crensnp. The m e t
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.—The .re..................... . Oct. 21.—Federal
WASHINGTON,
headquarters
stated
thnt
Howard
had
—French railway stock will shortly
ing hns been requested by three mem
port
of
the
agricultural
commission
Horticultural
board
will
hold
n
pubMany homes go lacking for fall nnd be Increased by 176 American heavyr
bers of the department, nnmri), v>. been severely benten by the mob but of the American Rankers Association ||c hearing December 20lh to consid*’ bends
*■
freight locomotives. They were ship-,
winter
vegetables -beenuse the
A. Holt, Forest Lake nnd - A. u. returned home.—Orlnndo Sentinel.
said the bankers ran and should aid er the advisability of placing a quur of the homes
from Americn, dismounted, Just
fall
to
plant
a
successTutewiler. Mr. Crensap received the
farmers bv assisting In the establish nntine on importation of fruit nnd slon nnd vnricty of garden ^ecds. If ped
the armistice. They have nowrequest by telegram Tuesday morn FIVE GOTHAM HOTELS
ment of co-operative warehouses nnd vegetables to prevent the spread of the early fall garden plnntlngs hnve before
been
set
up nnd soon will be ready,*
SLICE
DILL
OF
FARE
ing. which wns dnted at Jac“50"}' '
selling organizations nnd unless the the citrus fly.
I been In wide rows, It will be a aim- for service.
nnd signed by/the three members
PRICES—OTHERS NEXT farmers enn sell products with reas
| pie mntter to make plantings now In
mentioned. According to the 'law
onable assurance of fair profit there COOI.IDGF. itLSO DENIES
the middles for winter use.
DRUM BEATS
*
under which the roa«l ‘l a m e n t
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.—Special As will be nn increasing tide of men
October nnd November plnntlngs
THAT HE SPOKE
functions, meetings may be hold nt sistant Attorney-General Armin W. drifting from the farms to the cit
ALL THE HANKERS
should be highly frost reslstnnt; such
any time, upon the request of three Riley, head of the "Flying Squadron, ies.
FOR PRESIDENT
(By TV* A imw UOS P r,n )
as cabbage, lettuce, turnips, mustard,
member* of the department f
has announced thnt live hotels have
I ■1
ON
HOARD
SPECIAL
TRAIN,
knle nnd onions. In order to main
(By TV* A>**tUt*4 fr***!
ed by one week’s notice to each of promised to revise their restaurant HOLS ADOPT SUNDAY
Oct. 21.—Gov. Cooiidgc denied in a tain n warm* temperature In the soil, WASHINGTON,
Oct. 21.—John IT.
the other members. It is
' rriee'liit to help reduce the cost of
statement today thnt he endorsed the give it constant stirrings with n rake Drum, of Sanfranclsco,
SCHOOL WORK GUISE
was elected
|
thnt the purpose of this mccttng Is .. .
League
of
Nations
in
an
address
of
TO SPREAD DOCTRINE welcome to President Wilson at Bos or hoe or even n plow run very shnl- president of the American Banker*
to reorganize the department
>> | y b8 ]{8t of these hotels will not be
low*
*
Association todny and Thomas B.
I
election of n new rhnlrmnn to sue- m||(j0 |)Ui,ilc until the new bibs of
Inst February on his return from
Ibirple top white globe 4s probably McAdams, of Richmond, Vn„ first
I
SISTERVILLE. Vn., Oct. 21.— ton
ceed M. M. Smith, whose term ns a fare with the „reduced prices arc
Europe.
He
is
cnmpnignLg
through
the best variety of turnips to plnnt. vice-president.
member of the department hns ex ready. Other hotels are expected to Charges thnt bolshevism is being the Piedmont section of North Caro The
■r iHS
extra curled mustard, or whnti Is
spread
throughout
Southern
West
follow
in
food
price
cutting,
he
said.
p ire d .
lina.
known
ns
ostrich
nlume
mustard,
is
Virginia
under
the
guise
of
Sunday
Mr. Riley also said he will hold a
recommended. Of the mnny varieties HARDING WILL STAY
c-nfcrence tomorrow morning nt 11 school work, were made here today
ON FRONT PORI
DRUG ACT NECESSARY
of
cabbage, Charleston Wakefield is
COAL
STRIKE
IN
ENG
IN ENGLAND ,,’ciock In his office In the Federal by L. F. Black, state superintendent
probably
most
decirnble
for
Florida.
LAND LOOKS GRAVE
(Br .TV* Au m It 1*4 Pratt.)
building with counsel for the Hotel of Sunday school missions, in an ad
_____
I Romaine lettuce is preferred for ail
dress nt the annual meeting of the
Men's
Association
for
the
purpose
or
ON
BOARD
SPECIAL TRAIN,
(Br t v * 4>**<i*i*4 rr..n
; general purposes. Dwarf curled knle
LONDON, Oct. 4.-(B y M aiJW
svnod of West Virginia Presbyterian
Oct 21.—Scnntor Harding, on hi*
LONDON,
Oct.
21.—The
Coal
(
in
recommended
for
early
winter
The dnngcrous drug act now tnfo£* reducing the restaurant prices.
church.
...
trip to. New York stats, speaking a t
*d Uav U designed to rH -re the use
Mr.
Black
told
tne
visiting
dele strike took h grave turn tm!ay wild, | planting In Uil* p a r i uf the country, Rochester nnd Buffalo, returning to
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
of habit-forming drugs w-hich has
the
railway
men'
and
transport
workKnle
mnkes
a
very
delicious
vegegates that headquarters of the ’ bol
Marion tonight, ending the campriga
TO SPREAD RELIGION
griiwn very rapidly here during
shevik" movement were In Chicago, ers announced th»y would strike in,table, can be used for n great many outside of Ohio.
THROUGHOUT
WORLD
last few yenrs.
and that twelve “missionaries * had sympathy with the miners unless n e-, purposes, nnd makes nn excellent
Under It* provisions license* are
been allotted to West Virginia. Two collations for eettlement were open. , irreen wh<»n boiled with fat meat. It HARDING 8AY8 HE FAV(tr TV* Ai**tU»*a r?***>
ed this week.
is also a good salad p lan t
required for tH^Import and
OR8 SOME LBAG
ST. LOUIS, Oct 21 ^ T h e Inter of these “mlssionsries" he said, are
_______________ J If dwarf esicx r a r e has not been
these drurs. London and
already
active,
preaching
doctrines
G. O. Wnllon and his mother-in-law planted In the family garden, C. K.
are the only ports through which raw n a t i o n a l e ^ n v e n t . o n o f t h e C h r i s t i a n condemning the home, marriage,
ROCHESTER. Oct 21 —Senator
Mr*. W. F. b’ackmnn were In the McQuarric. of the University of Floropium may be Imported, while the c h u r c h b a n !>eert. r e c o m m e n d e d f o r church nnd government.
Hording said, "Surely the American
r e r e a d in g r e lig io n to f o r e ig n f n m ilic s
city
todny
from
thr
Wckiva
ranch.
Ida
agricultural
extension
staff,
stigmanufacture, sale or P1°?*c,T nt
cannot take sexiousiy
t h r o u g h t h e c h i l d r e n . _________
Mr. Fa 11nee is s contractor and ha* gesta that it be planted nt once. This people
. .
. - ~ the
.
onlum prepared for smokinfT* »• P
BIG APPLE CROP
been
busy
on
the
concrete
ships
at
j
plant
make*
excellent
Kr"°ns
and
the | Democratic insistanothaM be Pari*
hib iteiL ________________
BALLOON RACE WILL START
Jacksonville. He D Interested in con- surplus proride* a good green food
, £_1°
PHILADELPHIA. Ocx. 21-—The crcte building* nnd Is looking over forpoultry.
t h e D e m o c r a t i c p l a t f o r m a n d candi
IN
BIRMINGHAM
I’ETIlOfiKAn IN n W jM .B B R I.Y
crop of apples in Pennsylvania this the prospects here.
Tn« family garden will go 4 long d a t e s i n s i s t I h a v e r e p e a t e d l y s p o k
year as a result of the mild weather
(By TV* A*mkUU4 Br*»0
*
_____
| way t o w a r d K e e p i n g t h o h o m e t a b l e e n o f s u c h r e j e c t i o n w i t h u n f s f l l i t r
BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 21— Entrants in the last several weeks Is estimat
C. T. Logan, of the Logan Mexvan- 1supplied with wholesome foods at the c o n s i s t e n c y . I h a v e u n f a i l i n g l y said
(By IX* Ao*<Ut«4
i_
er na
LONDON, Oct. 21.—Conditions in arr here from France, Italy, Belgium ed by the Federal Reserve Bank for
m
tile
Gereva. is among the lowest possible cost.
Vegetable* w e w i s h t o a s s o c i a t e w i t h, o t h_.
at more than 21,000.000
tile Co ofvisitors
— —
7 nnn nromlnent
to the city today rrown at home nre chenn and healthy, tion* to end war and promote nnd pxwPctrograd are described as
hun5 and the United States for the ii.tor- this district
'tf'cGeneva
lT n Jsect.on.
S lo n
and almost essential in the diet
*enc peace."
er nnd want but order, by H• national balloon race starting tomor bushels. Last year more than 7,000,- from the
000 b u s h e ls w e re p ro d u c e d .
Wells. British nuthor on his return row.
from Russia.
Alleged To Have Taken
Jewelry And Other
Articles
RINGS WERE HIDDEN
Will Have Big Rally I
European Cities
Are Cleaner Sanford Saturday
Night
WOMEN TO GATHER
Man Beaten
By Orlando Mob
R
Banks Must Assist Federal Board
Farmers Many Ways
After The Fly
�FRIDAY, OCTODER 15. l 920
77TII BIRTHDAY TELEGRAM
Phoenix, Ariz., Oct. 0, 1020.
M. F. Robinson,
Sanford, Fla.
Our Birthday Wish.
May the undertakers hato you, and
tho' doctors wish you ill,
May you never need a lotion, a por
tion of a pill.
And may you live until you are old
er than the mountains in the
moon;
And your smiles fuU of wrinkles ns
an antiquated prune.
(Signed)
Thos. and Victor Anne Belle CInrk.
To which Mr.-Robinson wrote the
following answer:
"When I outlive the mountains in
the moon,
May you live to regret that I died so
soon."
ONE SCOTT DRUM CYLINDER,
32x47, RACK AND SCREW DISTRI
BUTION. BOX FRAME, AIR CUSH
IONS. TAPEI.ESS DELIVERY, IN
FINE SHAPE AND READY TO
RUN. PRICE F. O. II..SANFORD,
$800.00.
.
PERFECTION G.. MORRISON
WIRE STITCHER, CAPACITY 1-2
INCH. PRICE $123.00.
PEERLESS OLD STYLE JOB
PRESS, WITH TIIROW-OFF, SIZE
!4'/,x23. PRICE $230.00.
WANTED—Every boy in Seminole
county to subscribe to "Florida
Scout," n monthly boy's mngaxine.
Trial six months lf>c. Address Wil
lard Lumley, Editor, Snnford, Flor
ida.
8-3tp
ADDRESS
FLORIDA
AGENTS WANTED—Get into busi
ness. Watkins 137 products sell
to every farmer. If you own auto or
team can give bond, write todny for
information where you can get ter
ritory for selling products of Inrgest
institution of kind in world. Twenty
million users. J. R. Watkins Com
pany, Dept. 110, Winona, Minn. 8-5tp
FOR SALE—Good second hnnd fur-
AUTO
IF YOUR
P
11FiLJPI
Especially Equipped For
Limousine Bodies a Specialty
SEEDS
Plint Mirtin's H7-T. 1l Sud* Fcr G*»d
Wc solicit Trade from all parts of Florida,
work Guaranteed.
R im k a
Garden and field seed for fall
planting, seed oats, rye, barley,
rape. New crop turnips- cab
bage, egg plant, pepper, beans,
pens, potatoes nnd onion sets.
Largest and oldest established
seed house in tho state.
SEND FOR FALL CATALOG
AND SEED SPECIAL.
E. A. MARTIN SEED CO.
JirkaAnvill*
get Dr. LeGear’s Poultry Pj
lion from you» dealer right
Dr. LcGcar is America’s fc
Expert Poultry Breeder and
narian For any ailment whata0
among your poultry or stock ge*
remedies from your dealer, i
must satisfy you, or your dealer
SA N F O R D , FLORIDA
WINTER EGGS.
"The first winter I used Dr. LcGenr’s Poultry Prescription, it mndc
me n lot of money. I have 61 hens
WANTED—Relinble colored girl for nnd sold ir. Jnnunry $44.00 worth of
general housework in Minmi. Call eggs, beside what we used ourselves.’
209 E. Fifth street, Snnford.
It —C. D. McCormick, Irimo, Idaho.
COUNTRY CAMPBELL. DRUM
CYLINDER. TAPE
DELIVERY.
SIZE 32x16. TWO FORM AND
FOUR PLATE ROLLERS. IN GOOD
CONDITION. PRICE $230.00.
SANFORD
A hen can’t mou’t and lay at the
same time. Poultry Raisers who
(ret an abundance of eggs, use Dr.
LeGcar’a Poultry Prescription, which
pulls hens through the moult in
short order, tones up tho system and
NO WOMAN CAN HANG
stimulates
the egg-producing organs
IN WASHINGTON
without injury. If you want eggs
(Br Tk» Au k UUJ Trtu)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—Presi this winter when eggs mean money,
dent Wilson today commuted to life
imprisonment the sentence of Jose
phine Berry, young nogress who wns
to have been hanged tomorrow far
murder. No woman hns been hanged
in the District of Columbia since the
execution of Mrs. Surratt in cnnn»ction with the Lincoln assassination.
205-207 Oak Avenue
* Florida
N EEDS
A T1IJtV
? TYhou
WUIFind
at This D e
partm ent of our business is up-to-the-m inute in every
respect. U nder the com petent m anagem ent of our
M r. W. D. Hoffman assisted by the best M echanics
available and with the m ost m odern equipm ent we are
in position to give you prompt and satisfactory Service.
AIR and
WATER
AT TH E
CURB
The M ost Complete
Lines of Accessories in
the S tate.
WE HAVE ONF.
Autogenous Welding
Rebuild and Store
Ilatteries
Open Early and Late
Phone 58--J
What s Sot ot argum ent there used
to be about a woman d riv in g an
automobile
ODAY she can “make a
train” or fix a tire as well
as anybody.
T
your tire problem is to get a tire
of k n o w n value and stick to it
As soon as a luxury becomes
a necessity the point of view
changes.
W e recom m en d and sell
U. S. Tires because their value
is kn ow n .
11
O v e r la n d
S a le v
dc S e r v i c e
C o /n p a n i/
Opposite Valdez Hotel
U R K ’S G A R A G E
Cor. First St. and Sanford Ave
General Repair Work of All Kin
Experienced Mechanics
Service Guaranteed
There’s no guess about it
Two or three years ago you
would have listened to more
varying opinions about tires
than you could shake a stick
a t M ilea g es, co n stru ctio n ,
treads and whatnot.
It was the U. S. qu ality
p o lic y which led to the per
fection of the straight-side
automobile tire, the pneumatic
truck tire—two of the g r e a te s t
additions to tire value that
have ever been made.
It’s different now. Tire users
are working towards a unani
mous feeling.
A s representatives of the
oldest and largest rubber con
cern in the world, w e are in a
position to tell you something
about tire values. Come in
some day and talk to us.
You express it one way—
th e m an d o w n th e s t r e e t
another. But sifted down it
amounts to this:
That the only way to settle
Select y o u r tire s ac
cording to the road a
they have to tra ve l:
cd, according to the government re
FLORIDA GROWS THE
FINEST TOBACCO port, an average price of 54.5 cents
per pound Dec. 1, 1910. North Car
olina's immense crop brought the
producer an average of 53.6 cents
per pound, while Kentucky, the heav
iest producer, received an avenge of
only 38.2 cents per pound. Louisiana
producers received 65 cents
per
pound avenge but the government
report states: "It N noted that for
1919 the highest prices were obtained
for Louisiana tobacco, 65 cents per
pound; Florida, 54.5 cents; North
For ordinary country
road*— The U. S. Chain
or ITico.
For front wheel* — The
U. S. Plain.
For beat results, - e r c - y where— U.S. Royal CVa-ds.
In sandy or hilly coun*
try, wherever th e going it
ap t to be heavy — The
IL 8. Nobby.
M i*
United States Tires
A. II. Fuller, Altamonte Springy, Fla
U M. Itchbindcr, Geneva, Fla.
D. D. Daniel, Chuluoto, Ha.
Lawton Bros. Co., Inc., Oviedo, Fla.
A. G. Gainous, Osteen, Fla.
Oviedo Garage, Oviedo, Fla.
Kent Vulcanizing Works, S-nfnrd.
\
Midway Garage, Lcngwood, Fla.
It. & O. Motor Co., Sanford, Fla.
1. W. Phillips & Sons, Sanford, Fla,
�------------------------------
THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD
GENEVA
Mrs. Endor Curlett entertained
at luncheon In honor of Mrs. W. A.
Whitcomb, who is leaving soon to
make her home in Sanford. Those
present were: Mesdames W. A. Whit
comb. C. A. Raulerson. Roland Reed,
'W. L. Ad«ius, L. A. Shcluuu, Eichner and Endor Curlett and Mrs, Clif
ford Proctor.
The A. R. C. met at the home of
Mrs. Clifford Proctorf l a s t , Friday,
the officers elected for the follow
ing year are as follows: Chairman,
Mrs. Roland Reed; Vice-chairman.
Mrs. Clifford Proctor; Secretary and
Treasurer, Mrs. W. L. Adams.
The little daughter of Mr. and
"Mrs. C. F. Harrison who was serious
ly ill all last week is recovering
slowly under the care of Dr. Sim
mons, of Oviedo.
,
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. G. Kilbce enter
tained a number of young people
last Friday in honor of Mrs. Mlbee’s cousin, Miss Anna Bex Flynt,
of Forsvth, Gn. The evening was
spent playing games nnd music and
a good time generally. Mrs. Kilbce
served a* refreshments fruit salad,
with saltines and cake nnd grape ice.
Those present were: Sir. nnd Mrs.
Clifford Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
rrnnklin, Mr. nnd Mrs. Carol Cul
pepper, Misses Clare Harrison, Hel
en Moran, Anna Bex Flynt, and
Messrs. Lester Brown, Ossie Flynt,
and Culver Etheridge.
Mrs. George Peters and Mrs. Car
ol Culpepper have been seriously
»hr*»*n»d with blood poison hut un
der the care of Dr. Martin, of Osccoln, are doing nicely.
.
qulst, one of the A. C. L. shop force, be Judge Householder, Judge Maine*,
is nr •« boarding again with his sis J. J. Dickinson, George A. DcCottes.
Mrs. John Leonard!, C. M. Hand and
ter,
E. W. Lundquist.
several others.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bertlescra
Mrs. Richard L. Sellers, who has
nnd baby motored over to DoLand
last Sunday, having Mr. and Mrs. been very ill at her homo at Lake
Emil Magnuson with them as gueetx Monroe for the past month, is Im
for the trip on a visit to their sister. proving very nicclyj much to the
gratification of her friends.
Mrs. Adam Karr.
ALL K INDS OF
:.
iis * ^ U i R E A L C E S T A T E . M - r .
- ^ Y F f f i S A N F O R D , F L A .^ 4
i n s u r a n c e
Five hundred waramts hr
sworn out and placed in th*
the sheriff for arrests fm,
and others will be
tion day if they attempt t o L ” **
' N,°
has yet been
against Sanford negroes £ u t ^
•Urstwvf that !h*
* **
FIND THAT NEGROE3 IN
will be carefully \-MmTnH
JACKSONVILLE HAVE REGregularities are found
^ ,r*
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Anderson
ISTERED THREE TIMES will be arrested.
nf*n>n
have returned home after a visit to
many of the larger cities of the
The registration officers In Jack
Representing an annusl volcn,. ^
north and northeast where Mr. An sonville report finding a number of
rU
^ ine“ a{ * W ,0 0 0 , the p5* .*
derson was engaged in the vegetable irregularities In the registration of Grocery
Association gave a K?„Ulkt
and fruit business.
the negroes. Some who have been to the employees of the seven w W
convicted of felonies, others swearing
»? that citv°^
. Among the out-of-town visitors to falsely as to date of entrance in the wnlch time It was pledged
the city last night attending the state and place of residence and still crease this business to tin
dance at the Valdez Hotel were Dr. others for registering three or four during the next 7*ar. Fifty-f
Cecil Butt, of Orlando, and the Whit- times.
eery salesmen travel out of ]
ner twins, the Misses Whltncr of
Tampa, all of them arc well known
here and their many friends were
glad to see them again.
On Flour, Grain and Feed
F ruit and V egetable Crates
Yeu Can Bay Front Us at
Wholesale Price*
W rite for Trie * L I .*
V jr-
W. A. Merryday Company
Pslstka, Florida
Mrs. C. E. Sccrcst, of French ave
nue, nnd her sister, Mrs. T. C. ChapThere wns quite a party going ov- —
er Sunday to Zcllwooa to Visit nt the
home of Mr. Houston.
lv
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin Peterson nnd {
their two daughters, Idnline nnd Ed- J
winn enme over from Holly Hill with ♦!<
their nephew, nnd were joined with
their brother s family in Grapqville . ♦
nnd also by Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin ♦*<
Is now read y to serve th e tra d e in this p a rt of
Lundquist nnd little Raymond, Mr.
nr.d Mrs. John Lundquist nnd Clnr- 1 J
F lo rid a in e v e ry th in g in
ence Bergquist.
-------, , ♦!<
We think it is a pretty raw deni J
the school board has given to the V
country school children. Nearly all *£<
the parents were in the meeting on X
I t yfUtTi
The Carter Lumber Co.
SA FE T Y F IR S T
Rough and Dressed Lumber and
Builders’ Supplies
Used in connection with no other
NOWYOtfRE PROTECTED
IN CASE OFFIRE* i
man, of Seattle, Wash., motored to
Orlando Wednesday afternoon on a
.shopping trip. Mrs. Chapman will
leave today by way of New Orleans
and Los Angeles, stopping while en*
route with relatives in California and
expecting to reach her home in Seat
tle by November 1st.
Miss May Dryden, a cousin of Mrs.
Henry Anonson. of Mussel Shoals, Meeier wns a welcome visitor at the
Aal., is visiting his father, Mr. II. Sunday school.
Anonsen.
We were glad to see Mrs. John
Miss Edna Geiger and aunt, Mrs. Bore!! able to be with her class again
Wesson, of Orlando, spent Sunday and getting the use of her foot after
wfth Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Geiger.
having run a rusty nnil in It about
ten daya ago.
Mr. Cleon Sclg, of Jacksonville, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Carol Cul
Fred Krell, another of the A. C. L.
pepper.
shop boys is off on his vacation this
week, leaving Wednesday on the 85,
with his wife and little daughter to
UPSALA AND GRAPVILLE.
visit for 10 days with his folks at Ar
cadia,
E. C. Shrcvc, of Indianapolis, is
Mrs. Austin Williams, of Sanford
now nipht clerk at thn Valdes Hotel
spent n day last week with Mrs
nnd being an experienced hotel man
Violn Williams.
Is giving the many patrons of this
popular hotel the best of sendee. Mr.
Shrevc came here from Harrisburg
Pa., where he wns in the hotel busi
ness for several yearn and has been
with many of the largest nnd best
hotels in tHfc country.
J J A .P . CONNELLY
C.- R .
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1929
subject doe* the newly rained and
frequently beard expression quot
ed above, mean more or apply with
greater force than in the mntter
of insurance on your property, as
suring you against financial loss
in the event of its destruction by
fire. •
SEE US ABOUT
FIRE INSURANCE
.
(T r .m Satard.jr'. Daily)
Mrs. C. A. Raulerson is the week
end guest of Mrs. David Speer,
Miss Eloisc Keen is in the city
from Washington, D. C., on a visit
to her mother, Mrs. R. C. Keen and
her sister, Mrs. Nathan 0. Gamer.
Mr. and Mrs.! B. G. Smith, of
Oviedo, are among the visitors to the
city today, Mrs. Smith being the
guest of Miss Annie Hawkins on Cel
ery avenue.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee is having a big rally at Oviedo
tonight. Among the speakers will
LUM BER PR IC ES ARE LO W ER and th is is th e tim e
to build th e hom e th a t you have been w anting so long
See us for Prices on Materials of All
Kinds in Building Supplies
Carter Lumber Company
% Cor. Laurel Avenue and Commercial Street. Sanford
Smokeleti and
Black Powder*
< Waterproof
Matter What the Task
W IL L
DO
IT
The Reo Speed Wagon [covers more
territory than all other Trucks of its
class combined. They are [used by
every known business from the peddler
to the Government.
What more could a prospective tr
buyer want for a sure guarantee
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
AJ * *
You can get your m oney back for T h e Black Shells
if, for an y reason a t all, you don’t like them . Ju st
bring back the unused p a rt o f the box, and we will
refund to you, w ithout c : : 3 t : o n , th e price o f the
whole box.
The B lack Shells have reached so high a state of
perfection in waterproofing, in speed, in power, and
in u n ifo rm ity — th a t \:z can make this unlim ited
guarantee.
BLACK SHELLS
ASK A REO OWNER.
S m o k t lc r /u r .d Bleclc ?ated eiy
Try The BLicI; Shells, if you clir/t 1-no-. {’ :m. You c-n
get your pet loa-J for every kind cf Lhoociu-,c.noUcItiJ Of
black po\vde.*3.
UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE CUh"* .T.\Maw Vo-L,Klarntfadm*r*
Con;- in and £et a ee. / c l 77.j L. C. Como Luir Hook — FKH2.
Phone 66
1st St. and Sanford Ave
V
JUIll'.uriLHUUlWWIHnU;'
Genera, Florida
C. F. Harrison
Cocoa, Florida
S. F. Travis Co.
W. A. Brown
DeLand, Florida
The Sani Pak Groceteria
Titusville, Florida
Fred Hill
Lisbon. Florida
Lisbon Mercantile Co.
Leesburg, Florida
Z. D. Dunaway
Davis Bros.
Sorrento, Florida
A. L. Miller
J. A. Cowart
A. S. Natlock & Co.
ML Dora. Florida
I. A. Franklin
The Grocerteria
Wc make eased/ the
tame guaranty* with
U S CARTRIDGES
There ii no 21 Long
Ri9e cartridge *• Ac
curate at diatancta fro™
5D in 250 yard* aa U. S.
22 H. R-A. Long Rifie
LeamokCanridgya- Thu
la TO more yards of ac
curacy than haa hitherto
been potiibla with 22
linfS/e ammunition.
Solid bullet for target
work. H o llo w -p o in t
bullet for irrall game.
Coat no more. Aak for
circular C-VJ.
Victoria, Florida
L. E. KJatle
Apopka, FloriJa
W. R. McLeod
OkahuMpka, Florid*
C. H. Arnold
Altoona, Florida
Arnold Mercantile Co.
Clermont, Florida
Wm. Kern & Co.
•
�TnE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1*20
DEATH OF DR. A. R. PHILIPS
(Trim TtUmj'i D»i)y)
Dr. A. K. Phillip* died at hi* home
on Magnolia avenue thla morning at
nine o’clock after a lingering illness
of mote than a year. He had been
suffering for many months and only
his indomitable will gave him • lease
cn !i#e for the na*» year and hi*
death, while not entirely unexpected,
was none (he leas a shock to his
many friends here and elsewhere In
the state.
Dr, A. E. Phillips was bom In Mid.
dieburg, Florida, on August 31st,
1845. where ha passed his early
youth on a farm. When the civil
waa broke out he shouldered hiq mus
ket and marched and fought all
through the war returning at the
close of the war to the old farm in
Putnam county. Shortly afterward
he took up the study of medicine
about the year 1PM finiahed from the
medical coitege ip 1870. lie prac
ticed medicine for several year< and
then opened a drug store in Jackson,
ville and afterward had stores in
Tallahassee and Tampa and moving
to Sanfcrd opened a drug store here
and from that time until about a
year ago was actively engaged in this
business here.
Dr. Philips, though active in busi
ness affairs and farming for n per
iod of years here foumf time to indulge in literature for which he was
well fitted, being a close student of
affairs and having a thorough knowl
edge of his native state, wrote sever
al books that made him famous as a
Florida author, among them being,
“The Romance of Ten Thousand Is
lands," the stury of Gasnarilla, the
pirate and his depredations Inter,
woven with a romantic love tale and
several other books descriptive of
Florida.
He waa a devout and faithful mem
ber of the Methodist church *ince
early boyhood and the funeral will
occur from the Mcthodiat church In
this city tomorrow afternoon at 3
o’clock, interment being made in
Lakeview cemetery amid the murmuring Florida pines that he loved so
well while living.
Deceased leaves a loving wife,
three brothers and one sister to
mourn his loss. The brothers are: L.
R. Philips, of this city: A. J. Phil
ips, of Atlanta; M. A. Philips, of At
lanta; R. R. Philips, of Evergreen,
Ala., and a sister. Mrs. S. A. Tayler,
now residing in this city.
The community mourns the loss of
one of its oldesb and best citizens to
day and their sympathy is extended
to the loved ones who are bowed In
grief.
The following members of the
Methodist church Will act ns pall
bearers:
Active pail bearers: L. P. Hagan,
R. M. Mason, W. M. Haynes, G. W.
Spencer, T. F. Adams, D. S. Babbitt.
The honorary pall bearers are: F.
P. Forster, C. II. Leffler, D. A. Cald
well, K. R. Murrell, T. J. Miller and
Forest Lake.
---------------- 1 ----------------
DR. RODSON ENTERTAINED
BUTTER-NUT BREAD
provements being made in Sanford
l of complaint ex boon, F. A. Hart and C. H. Walsh then and there make answer to t k t
MANUFACTURED HERE and.being a Florida booster was de hibited against M
you, otherwise a de
lighted thereby. Mr. HUty says Uut cree pro confess© will be entered are hereby required to be and appear cross, bill of complaint filed in ttfe
The famous Butter-Nut bread will Florida is on the eve of one of the against you. And all other persons before cur aaid Circuit Court at the cause, otherwise a decree pro eoirfaw?ow«m n‘*n«f«rtured In Sanford, J. most prosperous seasons in the his or parties claiming any right, title or Court House In Sanford, Florida, on so will be entered against all said
k . Miller having pla«d all the re tory of the state.
interest In and to thv property here the 6th day of December, A. D. 1920, unknown parties.
quired machinery In position and pur
It Is ordered that this notice ha
inabove described, under, by or and then and there make answer to
chased the formula for making this
published In the Sanfont Herald, «
Prominent
visitors
to
the
city
to
through
any,
of
the
above
named
de
the
cross
bill
of
complaint,
otherwise
famous bread. Mr. Miller is always day are B R. Kessler, secretary of fendants, or otherwise, are hereby re
decree pro confesso will be entered newspaper published In Seminole
abreast of the times and wants to the Chamber of Cotnmere* of Jack quired to be And apnea r before nun aagainst
County. Florida, once *» weeI- fey
ycu.
give his patrons what they want and sonville and R. W. Pearman, Jr., the said Circuit Court at the Court House
four weeks as to the defendants
And
you,
T.
O.
Gillls,
M.
J.
Galyin* so many calls for this bread assistant secretary. Messrs. Kessler in Sanford, Florida, on the 7th day
whose residences arc known, and
lagher, J. M. Hunt, J. F. Mitchell, once
induced h m to make arrangements to and Pearman have materially assist of
a week for eight weeks as to th e
February,
A.
D.
1921,
and
then
supply bis customers with it, He ed In keeping Jacksonville on the and there make answer to the bill of Louts Paint and James Sawyer are known
parties defendant whose plaehereby
required
to
be
and
appear
be
starts today to distribute the Butter- map during tne past four years and complaint in this cause, otherwise a
es
of
residence
are unknown, am2
our said Circuit Court at the
Nut bread and will c a m a dally ad Sanford could always count on Jack
a week for twelve weeks aa to
pro confesio will be entered fore
Court House in Sanford, Florida, on once
vertisement in the Herald setting sonville's help for any worthy object decree
alt unknown parties defend the 3rd day of January. A. D. 1921, the unknown parties defendant .. ,r
forth the many good points sbout the as long as Keister Is secretary and against
ant.
WITNESS ray hand and the a«al O f
and then and there make answer to
Butter-Nut brand,
President Groover is a t the helm.
H Is ordered that this citation be the cross bill of complaint, otherwise the said Circuit Court on this , l5tk
—----- x-------day of October, A. D. 1920.
Both, Messrs. Kessler and Pearman published in the Sanford Herald, a
15-acre Jield of sugar cane owned wens greatly surprised at the mr.rve newspaper published In Seminole a decree pro confesso will be entered
(SEAL)
E. A. DOUGLASS,’
by
D. Hux, of Okeechobee, pro lous growth of Sanford and the ap County, Florida, once a week for against you. And all other unknown
Cltrk of Circuit Court,
duced 15,000 gallons of syrup, which pearance of progress on every hind. eight weeks aa notice to Alexander parties or persona claiming any
Seminole County, Florida.
title or interest in and to the
brought |1,25. $1,250 per sere isn't
Jamea Miller, D. Halsey Piffard and right,
GEO. A. DeCOTTES,
property
hereinabove
described
ore
a bad profit.
Charlotte O. Pifffrd, and once a week
-X”
Mabel if. Keely by her next friend, for twelve weeks as notice to the required to be and appear before our THOMAS EMMET WILSON,
Circuit Court at the Court
Solid tors and of Counsel for
Paul M. Keely, Paul M. Keely her unknown parties defendant
REPUHL1CANS HAVE
1aaid
House in Sanford, Florida, on the
Cross Complainants.
husband,
and
George
W.
Venable,
NO COUNTY TICKET
WITNESS my hand and the seal 7th day of February, A. D. 1921, and
9 - lR r te
Complainants,
of the said Circuit Court on thia the
vs.
15th day of October, A. D. 1920.
The Republican party has no coun
tv ticket in Seminole county. Any Alexander James Miller, et al, De
(SEAL)
E, A. DOUGLASS
fendants.
t.ckcts being circulated with names
Clerk of Circuit Coqrt,
CITATION.
Seminole County, Florida.
of county candidates as being on
the Republican ticket are false and To Alexander James Miller, D. Hal GEO. A. DeCOTTES,
sey Piffard and Charlotte Q. PifSolicitor and of Counsel for
dd not come from any member of the
fsrd and the unknown heirs, lega
*
Complainants.
9-13t-c
Republican committee.
tees, devisees, grantees or other
C. F. HASKINS,
claimants under Alexander James III the Circuit Court of the Seventh
Vicc-Chairmnn.
Miller, 1). Halsey * Piffard and
---------- x----------(From T w iS tf't Dali})
Charlotte O. Piffard, and the un Judicial Circuit, in and for Semi
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Read were
nole County, Florida.—
known heirs, legatees, devisees,
among the prominent visitors to the
grantees, or other claimants Un
In Chancery.
city from Geneva today.
der Emma M. Piffard, and to any
and all other persons or parties ORIGINAL BILL OF COMPLAINT
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gravam were
claiming any interest in and to the E. A. Douglass, in his own right, and
in the city Monday for a few hours
following described lands situate
as Trustee, Complainant,
after an absence of two weeks spent
in Seminole county, Florida, more
ve.
v
in South Florida on a citrus fruit in
particularly described as follows,
J. II. Cowen, et al, Defendants.
spection trip.
to-wit!
CROSS BILL OF COMPLAINT
The Northeast quarter of the
Cowen, et al, Complainants,
Don’t forget your tickel to the Northweat quarter of the Southwest J, H. vs.
Board of Trade banquet at the Val quarter; the Southeast quarter of the E. A. Douglass, et al, Defendants.
dez Hotel on November 2nd —election Southwest ausrter of the Northwest
CITATION.
m the Northwest quarter
day—at 8 p. m. C •« .« -« tickets at
any of the three bash;.
of the Northeast quarter or the To G. R. Calhoun, of Pitklns. Colo
rado; F. A. Hart, of Savannah,
Southwest quarter of Section SO,
Georgia, and C. H. Walsh, of Wil
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ijhnn, of Or Township 19 South of Range 30 East,
mington, North Carolina; T. O.
lando, spent Sunday with Mr, and and begining 30 chains North of the
Gillis, M. J. Gallagher, J. M. Hunt.
Mrs. Halverson at tne Wnlnka apart Southwest comer of Section 36,
ments. Mr. and Mrs. Halverson have Township 19, South of Range 30 J. F. Mitchell, Louis Paint ami
come to mnkc Sanford their home. East, run North 20 chains. East 10 James Sawyer, whose places of
residence are unknown, and to all
Mr. Halverson is manager of the San chains, South 20 chains, West 10
other persons or parties claiming
chains to beginning.
ford Paint and Wall Paper store.
an interest in and to the following
It appearing from the awom bill
described land in Seminole Coun
Mr. M. 11. Lowell, of Jacksonville, of complaint filed in thia cause
ty, Florida, to-wit:
is registered at the Valdes and let it against you that you have or claim
Lota 7 and 8, of Block 4, of Tier 4,
be known Inst evening that he had Romo interest in and to the lands
been on the road as a salesman for hereinabove described, therefore, you of Sanford. Florida, according to E.
quite a number of years and was the said Alexander James Miller, D. R. Trafford’a map of Sanford, Flori
now about to retire and enter the ho Halsey Piffard and Charlotte Q. Pif da:
It appearing from a sworn cross
tel business provided he could find fard are hereby required to be and
PARK AVENUE
appear before our said Circuit Court bill of complaint filed in this cause,
the proper leasehold.
at the Court House in Sanfoid, Flor that you have or claim to have aome
An important conference was held ida, on the 3rd day of January, A. interest in and to the above describ
at Tallahassee on Friday by delegates D. 1921, and then and there make ed land, therefore, you, G. R, Calfrom Tampa, Fort Myers, Lakeland,
Arcadia and other communities in
Southwest Florida for the purpose of
promoting an ambitious plan for the
securing of direct railroad connection
between the west coast section of the
Florida peninsula and the North by
way of Georgia. It Is proposed to
prevail upon the Seaboard Airline
Railway to build a connecting link
AUTO S U P P L I E S
between Covington and Perry’, Florida
and upon the Atlantic Coast Line
Railway to connect Perry and MontlS a n ford . F lorida
ecllo, thereby providing through ser
vice for Tampa and St. Petersburg
by way of the west coast routes.
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A BICYCLE
FortheBoyorGirl
is the most useful of Presents. Make
a small payment each week and
we deliver the bicycle Christmas.
Our prices are guaranteed until
April 1st, 1921.
SANFORD CYCLE CO
Wight T ire C o
Dr. J. N. Robson entertained the
medical fraternity of the county at
the Scnimole Hotel last night at the
monthly social function. The doctors
met at the Robson hospital on Park
'Freni T i l i n ' * D ttlr)
avenue and then adjourned to the
Seminole Hotel where they partook
Among the prominent visitors to
of the following tempting menu:
lie city yesterday was George ffllty
secretary and treasurer of the' South
Essence of Chicken
ern Utilities Co., of Palatkn. Mr.
was making a flying trip over
Hearts Kalamazoo Celery’ Radishes Hllty
territory but stopped off here
Spanish Mackerel, fanri, remonlade the
long enough to note the many imSquab Chicken a la Maryland
Glazed Sweets —
Garden Peas
Salndo de Cross Boneq
Ice Cream a la Roumb
Black Coffee
-----------x---------- E. F. Kellcrman, of Tampa, the
state agent for the Dalton Adding
Machines, was In the city yesterday
and with R. S- Holly, the local ngent,
made n trip to points In Lake county
where they were very successful In
taking several orders for this won
derful time saver to the busy man.
FOR HEADACHE,
LIVER TROUBLE
Black-Draofkt li The Beit Me&
nae This Lad/ Ever Used. Sayi
It Is On!/ Medicine She
Gives Her Children.
Cherry Village, Ark.—In teliluf o!
her experience with Thedford's BlackDraught, Mrs. Lottie Ellis, R. F. D. No.
1. this place, said:
“I used BlackDraught aa a laxative, also for head
ache, torpid liver and indigestion. It
U the best liver medicine 1 have ever
used and la tbo only medicine 1 give
my children.
. .,
MI feel llko It has saved me a lot In
doctors' Mlh, for when the children
complain of feeling bad or have a cold,
1 Just give them a good does of DlsckDraught and they soon get all right.
It certainly cleans the liver and clears
up the akin and they are soon out,
well again. I wouldn't he without It
lor anything."
.
Seventy years of successful use hi*
made Thedford'a Black-Draught ■
standard, household remedy.
Every
member, of every family, needs, at
times, the benefit tb it Black-Draught
gives in helping to cleanse ttu •y^ 10
and U> prevent or relieve the troublea
that come from constipation. Indiges
tion, and a laxy liver.
„
To keep well, your atomaeb, liver
and bowels must be In good working
order. To help keep them thst way,
take occasional doses of Thedfords
Bltck-DraugOL Thousands ot boots
are never without 1L
r.
For sale by all druggists.
The genuine bss .the name,
Thedford'a, on the labeL Insist on get
ting what you ask fov.
USE SLOAN’S TO WARD OFF PAW
Tou ran Just tell by Its healthy;
stimulating odor, that It la
going to do you good
J't F I only had some Sloan’s UnlI mentl" How often you’ve said
•A. thatl And then when the rheu
matic twinge subsided—ofter hours of
suffering—you forgot ill
Don't do it again—get a bottle to
day and kttp if sandy tor possible use
tonight! A sudden attack may come
on—sciatica, lumbago, acre muscles,
backache, stiff joints,t neuralgia, the
pains and aches resulting from expos
ure. You'll soon find warmth and re
lief in Sloan's, the liniment that f*iuIraUs without rubbing. Clean,econom
ical. Three sizes—iic , 70c, $1.40
IN T H E STA TE
Sloa.
L im m e m i
The Largest in the City
ve You Service
ASK ANYBODY
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�TITC SANFORD W EEKLT HERALD
W ill Be Started IN SANFORD
As Soon As Possible.
The following from the Fernandina
News-Record will be interesting to the
farm ers of Sanford, as the same prop
osition will be started here in the
near future:
■ The moving of the general offices
o f the Seminole Oil & Fertilizer Com
pany from Jacksonville to Femandiua recalls to mind nn industry
■which is destined to play a large part
in the redevelopment of Fernandina
_zzi industry' about which the getoe3 nl public seems to know very little.
On the northern end of Amelia
island, half a mile or more from Fcrrnndina and nenr the outer harbor,
the large fish nml oil plant of the
Seminole Fish nml Oil Company is
situated, occupying with its hundreds
of feet of docks nnd of its buildings
*nd tanks, several acres of Innd. The
catch of mcnhnden fish this season
h a i been exceedingly lnrge nnd there
is ia large amount of fish scrap now
on linnd nt the plant.
Thousands of farmers have heard
o f fish scrap nnd tnlked nbout it, nnd
many porhnps know that it is very
valuable as a fertilizer mnterial, but
•frw perhaps know how the fish get
Into the fertilizer.
The fish nre
naught by boat* with nets, some 800
*to IjDOO feet long, then conveyed to
-tie factory, where they arc handled
by machinery and cooked by steam.
They are then put through n screw
press that! prcsfccs.thc oil out nnd the
scrap—■which is the whole fish after
the oil is taken out—is conveyed by
*ja*chlneiy to tho drying sheds. All
scrap, before it is dried, is passed un
d er a stream of sulphuric acid, which
2s used to keep maggots out, nnd nt
th is stage is know as acid scrap.
Acid scrap contains nboutj 40 per
c en t of moisture and usunlly analyz
e s from 7 tu 8 percent ammonia.
When *hts scrap is thoroughly dried
i t will run over 12 per cent amnion-
A* a fertilizer material, fish scrap
-rtriV-i first among nmmoniates nnd Is
9 toil builder of great vnlue.
b Isli
■eras being an orgnnic material nnd
ikisrri'ore subject to decay, draws
-mTt<rferc and begins to become avail
able as a plant food as soon ns it is
applied, regardless of the weather
conditions, whether wet or dry. If
th e season is unusually wet, of course
i t jirotccta the crop, because unless
th e ground is washed away IT STAYS
TH ER E AND WORKS. If it is n
dry season the scrap rots, as nil ani
m al material must, nnd the process of
liberating plnnt food goes on.
T h e company hns a fine fishing
/fleet nnd owns whnt is regnrded ns
-the finest fish factory in the world,
\whieh was very economically built
and is economically run by farmers.
very short distance from the sen, was
selected as a center for this gront
industry*. This company also owns a
smaller plant at Lewes, Del., nnd hns
just erected a small peat plant at
Pablo Creek, Florida.
Fish fa c to rie s are not dependent
upon other factors for their supply of
materials, hence ns manufacturers of
raw material nre in a better position
to supply materials when the demand
is beyond the supply, ns has been the
case for the past few years.
GOLD MEDAL OFFERED BY
WHAT THE LEAGUE OF
E. D. MOBLEY FOR SCHOLAR
.
NATIONS MEANS TO US
SHIP WORK IN TOE a n . S.
(Tnm TtU*j‘* Sill;)
To Editor Sanford Herald:
The medal to be awarded under the
I note by your paper that the' Re
following tulea and regulations shall publicans are to hold a rally in the
be known as the Mobley High School
city and I wiah to put a few facts
Medal.
The object, of this m:«'
.hall be before the voters so they will not be
tu promote the •chuiastic
rests ot mislead by the gentlemen who are
the students of ■the Sanford High seeking office and will use the
School. The award of this medal will
be the highest honor in scholarship League of Nations argument as their
made in the Sanford High School issues. Most Republican speakers
throughout the entire yoar.
aro nice admitting there is no decal
Rules of Eligibility.
obligation, but point out there re
1. —Those cumpeting fur this medmains the moral. I wish to ask, shall
al must be regular bona fide students we shun s moral obligation to co-op
in the Sanford High School. That is, erate with the other nations to pre
the student must register within two serve peace in the world? Can any
weeks after school opens and carry one conceive of any moral obligation
at least FOUR studies offered in that ia any better than to prevrnt
ONE of the following years as found by whatever means is possible, the
in the Sanford High School Course slaughter of human beings.
These
of Study: Freshman, Sophomore, same Republican speakers would
Junior, or Senior. Any student fail have us believe that it would be up
ing to remain in the Sanford High to the United States
an individual
School throughout the entire year for nation to preserve peace, sr.d no oth
any reason will be disqualified.
er nation would have any part, and
2. —No student will be eligible towe wsuld have to develop a huge
compete for this medal if some of army nnd navy for thnt purpose for
his stuaies, whicn nre being counted no attempt would be made ■>to settle
as the “four” studies mentioned in disputes, only by war, and we would
Rule 1, are being taken for the sec bo furred to prepotratc injustice, nnd
ond time for any reason.
that other nations arc conspiring
3. —A student carrying four reguagainst ua, and we would be forced
lar studios nnd also a fifth, cither In to give up our freedom without re
that same year or another year, will course, nml the sole object of the
not be disqualified. If that student League is to create war, and the men
carries five studies ir. the same year who worked out the plan are our ene
of High School work, the four highest mies, including our own representa
nvernges will be counted in making tives, nnd they are mentally unfit,
the finnl general nvernge in competi dishonest nnd not to be trusted to
tion for the medal. If that student Is help, preserve the pence of the world,
carrying n fifth study whicli ir. in than what?
another yenr of High School work
If the Republicans believe thnt the
from the regular four studies, the fi time hns come when something'should
nal genernl averages of the regular be done to reduce the possibility of a
four studies will be the only ones wholesale slaughter of human be
counted in competition for the med ings, nnd they nre sincere in their
al.
opposition to the League of Nntiona,
4. —No student will he eligible towhy do they not come forward nnd
compete for this medal whose deport with some clear, definite plan ns to
ment grnde fails below 90 per cent, how the situation should be handled?
nr its equivalent, for nny one of the Tho nations hnvc agreed thnt one of
eight months during the school yenr. the first steps is to reduce national
5. —A total of not more than fivearmament. Under such a plan it
days absence on account of absolute v.*euld bo impossible to develop a
necessity throughout the entire yenr military machine as*pow^r*ul ns the
will be" allowed students competing mo Gernnny had, ni: 1 Germany
for this medal without disqualifica would never attempt what they did
tion. Absence on nccount of sickness with n military machine inferior to
will ro t disqualify.
the one she had.
Shall we go hack to tho old order
(1.—No personal element will enter
into the award of this medal. Abso nnd take our chance with the next
lute nvernged will make the decision. war? If we do we will have to devel
The finnl nvernge of the four studies op the Inrgest army nnd nnvy in the
taken in the competition will be add world nnd with it subsequent perpet
ed together, nnd the sum will be ual taxation.
The League of Nations is the
divided bv four to establish the grand
greatest issue in the world, and is of
nvernge for ench student.
7.—No student will bo eligible to vital importance to every man, wom
receive this inednl two years in suc an nnd child. It is not perfect, but
cession.
Signed T. W. LAWTON
C. S. OGILVIE.
The Seminole Fertilizer and Oil
Company employes n lnrge number of
lnborers nnd has enused many to
conic to Fernandina to work nt their
plant, thereby causing Fcmandinn to
take on new life nnd activity. The
pay-rolls nre enormous each month
nnd this means a great deni to the
merchants, ns this money is spent
with them and placed in circulation
Mrs. C. Uchida hns returned to
in Fcmnndina.
Philadelphia to resume her study of
violin music. She expects to become
This company is also constructing a member of a symphony orchestra
near Fernandina nt the present time, club this senson.
a new mixing plnnt to turn out com
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Dreasor and
plete mixed fertilizers, to lake care party are leaving New York City by
boat expecting to reach Sanford on
of their ever-increasing *business. Sunday after spending the summer
The Seminole hns made rapid prog nt their old home in Watertown, N.
ress since its organization several
years ago, and is destined to become
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Ward and
nn important factor in the fertilizer •> n will not return to Salem, Mnss.,
as Mr. Ward has accepted a position
industry.
In Orlnndo with the Stocking Plumb
ing Co. They will go to housekeep
Aatclo from the scrap which is ing soon in Orlando.
made from mcnhnden tish, the oil
Mrs. J. S. Moore’s residence nnd
thnt is extracted from it in the press store on Celery avenue nre shining
ing process is very valunble, nnd with a new cont of white pnint.
nearly 100,000 gallons of this finish
Miss Mamie Steel was taken to
ed oil was made last yenr. This oil DcLnnd on Sunday to see Di.Ingram
is used hy large paint nml soap man the eye specialist. Miss Steel hns
what Dr. Ingram said was an ulcer
ufacturers nnd for various other pur nn the sight of her eye. She remained
nt the DcLnnd hospital several days
poses.
under the doctors care. We learned
The officials of the Seminole com Tuesday evening the eye was improvpany arc all men of splendid business
ability nnd the nffairs of the com
pany are being managed in n man
ner that must be satisfactory to nil
concerned, ns the big manufacturing
plnnt is apparently operated to its
greatest capacity nnd with a mini
mum of expense, nnd the industry is
being developed into one thnt will
count a great deal in the future de
velopment of Florida nnd the entire
South.
Fernandina is grndunlly coming
back into its o"’n with this nnd sev
eral other industries, not the least of
which is the shrimp industry, anoth
er product of the sen/ but a food pro
duct of great vnlue. As a result of
these industries, coupled with the
*
great phosphate elevator of the Senbonrd Air Line nnd the new docks of
the Strachnn Shipping Company,
which will soon be in active opera*
A fter making a thorough investi
gation of the fishing grounds of the
entire coast, Floridn was found to be
•the best for fishing because of the
'long season, which runs almost the
.entire year. Fernandina, on account
a ll .Its Ideal location, being oniy u
For Further Information See
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1220
Mrs. Dock Hasty and little son
are ».vlth her grandfather Mr. Da’*is on the West Side while Mrs. Dav
is in Chicago for a few weeks.
earliest possible
moment.
rhe
Hague Tribunal is history, and It
goes down as being an absolute fail
ure, and the Republican candidate
says it must be resurrected. The^ Re
publicans who are opposed to the
League are opposed to it for one
reason only, and th at Is their hatred
or President Wilson and they are de
termined to defeat every move he
makes. -They organized the round
Robin and notified the people they
were determined to defeat him before
one line of the peace treaty was writ
ten. jaying he must not have such
an honor,,all honors must go to the
Republican rulers.
Theodore Roscvclt, Jr., says "The
Republicans won the war" and they
will also declare peace: the common
people had nothing to do with it, not
even the brave boya who gnve their
lives, and for that reason must not
be given any consideration in the set
tlement of peace. They would have
ua believe that atl the good in the
world was vested lr. the Republican
party, .and that they arc infallible,
and it is necessary for our well-be
ing to eliminate every other party
but them. And they are goirfg to see
to it thst they reign supreme regard
less of whatever methods arc neces
sary.
The kind of feelings that prompt
us to enter the league of Nations
should be looked at and compared
with the kind cf fclings that oppose.
The longue is idealistic; its opposi
tion is materialistic, and the final,
conclusive and absolutely unanswer
able argument for the League of Na
tions is this. If not this, then what?
What is the alternative?
INDEPENDENT VOTER.
' . t ,Yo?,r • “^mobile la registered
It? How about your baby! " "
That well regulated children a'
have tneaales is another case of
ideas which should be con*i™,
the attic with relics of Ion™™
.One hundred and s e v e n ty ^
i unnecessary
foiii
“" “cvciMniy U
19J0- They were not vaccinated 3
Birth veHsteattnjj
{« a nar . .
registration la
and a chlti's rig h t
P "*,U
Preach sanitation, teach sanfi.M
;nd practice MnlUtlon tt r“ 'S S H
know the Joya of a prm pcrS?
M.a£®
P f " your ™tto arid
good health will be your reward.
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A FORTUNE*ON *WH~BELS
Guarded by the driver and eight
other men, nil heavily armed, fig
Speed Wagon carries millions of do1.
'* « between the Post Office, the
Federal Reserve bank, and member
bonks in the city of Detroit
Over a period of four months this
Reo has averaged better than a million dollar! a day for its load, and
has a t times carried as high as *7
000,000 to 110,000.000. This money
ia wrapped In packages which average seven to a mall bag, each mail
bag' is pieced in a separate iron
NOTICE TO PUBLIC!
There seems to be n rumor being
circulated that I have spoken to col
ored people about registering to vote.
Tho rumor seems absurd nnd I am
sure no fnir-mlndcd person could con
ceive such an act on my part.
However, to set at rest nny who
may even entertain such an idea, I
desire to state emphatically that the
rumor is false. That I have not
spoken to'/ n single colored person
either nbout registering or voting.
Thnt 1 am not in politics except to
vote my convictions on tho 2nd day of
November nnd am perfectly willing
thnt nil others vote ns tneir con
science dictates. This is fnir, isn't it?
J. E. SPURLING.
HEALTH REMINDERS.
Try a Herald Want Ad.—It pays
W h en tho body begins to stiffen
and m ovem ent becomes painful it
is usually an indication that the
kidneys are out of order. Keep
these organs healthy by taking
From State Hoard of Health.
Get vaccinated now nnd save re
grets later.
“No worse than n bad cold,"/Is the
prccinicc over which many n young
man has fallen.
The idea thnt whooping cough is a
necessary disease should be nut in
tho attic with hoop-skirts and powd
ered wigs. It’s just as old fashioned.
Quick lunches go to make slow
funeral processions.
T h» world's standard remady for kUniy,
Ut«T, bladder and uric arid troublic
Famous sines IC9&. Taks regularly anl
k**p In good b«i1 lb. In thica sir**, ill
druggists, Quarantrad as rtprtstfitsd.
Itt** f w Ski R u n i Gald M »d »l •• n * r r bol
Mid W l**l
balt-.Uaa
♦>
A
us Ought to Sound Good to You People
Who Want to Deposit Your Savings
Where They Will Be Protected
Little Miss Elizabeth Stiles is out
from town spending the week nt the
Zemovenn home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Henley, of.Cel
ery avenue, had ns dinner guests on
Sunday, Rev. J. G. I’ntten and Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. W. Corley nnd son, Joe, all
old time friends. Mr. Patten has
been conducting the services nt the
Presbyterian church.
r m em
the DEPO SITOR’S G U A R A N T E E F U N D are injured
A deposit of cash as per certificates issued by banks in N ew York City and other de
positories having a combined Capital and Susplus of
Thonms Dunlap, of Celery avenue,
hns been cry ill with the malaria. M.
A. Jackson also wan ill with the same
disease for sonic time.
We hnve been Accused of not send
ing in nil of the important items.
The snake is now quite old, having
been killed n week ago Inst Sunday
by Mrs. A. Corpnny with the family
lioenll by her own self. It measured
20 inches from tin to tip nnd sported
a fine button. On, yes, it wav a reg
ular diamond hack of the first water.
Mrs. Tina Wnrren Beaty nnd Reu
ben Hardy were married Saturday
evening in town. We hear they will
live on Celery avenue in the house
formerly owned by J. F. Hickson,
now owned by John P.ussell. This is
Tina's third mnlrimonini venture nnd
she hits our sincere good wishes that
it may he a happy one, as “tmee times
and out" is n good old omen.
y
Two fine large stacks of bny were
to have been set hv colored children
burned up Inst Saturday. It wns snid
playing. Wc understand this prop
erty is managed by the American
Produce Company. The neighbors
turned out and helped fight fire or
four more stocks, some barns and
tenant houses might nlfco have been
burned.
The Geneva ferry bridge
for travel again, although t
work is ro* fully completed.
PEOPLES B AN K O F S A N FO R D
waht your b u s in e s s
�THE SANFORD WEEKLY nERALD
CIR CU IT
07
CO UR T
Ida
For Attorney General of the State
of Florida. .
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For Comptroller of the State of
Florida.
For Treasurer of the Slate of Flor-
B E K IM O LZ
rr, rLOHiDi—m chaxckky.
gjiliSS
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8 . U o R l l kiwi lb* unknown h*lrt.
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« i« r • n‘l 1,1 ° , h ,r
»>r p artlr*
t,lrlB ( anr In la rra t In and to th# follow
f i, j^ -tlb c d la n d a ttn ftr. Ijln* and b » ln r In
“ coantr ot Prm tnol* and S ta tr o f P lnrl.
J, tr.orr p a rtic u la rly drw rlbrd aa follow*.
r .- V - .r d l o t n.
ll>* Hofllh m .n fo*t of
v,( n. Of IllecV fl. Of T lrr S, o f Hanford,
irrorrllne to U. 15. T r tf f o r d ’a map
If iulfort. Florida.
It Ift,r*tlnls from lb# awotn m il o f
Coin'
. , , t fll'>l l" *•»*• can*# ayalnat yon. tfaat
*■** j , , , or claim aim * lntrrr*t
In and to
ft* Dad* brrrtn a b o ro draerttwd.
yon. tlir na 1,1 (Viatica N. Morrtn
,,r»by rrq u lrrd 1 o b# ao<l ap p ear brfor*
*, m !i! C trm lt Utourt at Ihr Court II«ua« In
J“lfcrj. rtortda. on tb# t it day o f 1Tor to
f*. p j r , and th e n and Ibrrr tnak* an rw rr
ft o , pill of IW ip U In t M blbtlrd a y aln at yon,
lilrf* 1*'- * H f t * * I’m ConfcMi. m ill t » rn
! I ieatnat yon.
And all n ilirr (vranna or
‘ nlo, (tilm tn* any tig h t. Ilttr ot Intrrrw t la
[ft III proper ty b r r r lo a lo t* d rrrrltw d. under.
!, or ll.roflgh t b r atw r* turned d e fen d a n t, or
,rlef*l*» are b rrrtiy re s-:!.*#! to t» and an*
before our aald Ulrmlt C o u rt, a t tb r
[v*ri llooee. In Hanford. Fkcida. on tb# Set
M of January. A . II. 11*21, and llirn and
ttirre m ale a r a a r r In Ihe tilt) of C om plaint
rvd »eiln*t Je n .
O thrrnlte, a tkecree Pro
will be entered agalnat a ll
uni^ a n partlea d e fen d a n t.
<t |, ordered t h a t tl.ta Cltatlun I - put.1l*h#d
,3‘ ite Sanford H e ra ld , a nraapaper puM Ubrd
i: Sr-nlnole
n ty . Florida, one* a w eek for
l n l , aa n o !|re to Chart** S. M orrln, and
,eee a «r*k
fo r t w r ite weeka aa notice to
pa unknown p a rtle a defendant.
Ifllnraa my h an d and the arat o f th e aald
flrroll Conrt on lltla Jllh day of He|>t. A. II.
IV CIRCUIT COURT Or SEHtNOtt COUHTY
rLOntDA—IN CHANCERY
I'rtal. ot a t. tvforwUnta.
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t l i (trie* W h itt Iff itxl n ifo , - ■ ■
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t.— — 11rmllo y : tlm* wtilriwn hair*, ksra
ilofl«rm, cranlor*. or olltor dolm an**
t** Vr litNirtro I'pim!, AlTntm I' dm I,
<loorsfo
f r,*i4 T n ittro , ilia rlo o IV hjlllrr am i h |( o*
W hlll[or. pt* ! william
II* i llo r nml
a If*- - ■■» Itn u llo f, atvl f»» anjr ntul nil
|orMm« n r |i«rtlo* ’hlm inif i t i r Inkr*
tst It an-l t** Iti** fnllimlnrr ilo#rrI1>os1 Ijih U
iliaifo In Fo m lim k t'lwUnlY* l'h*r 14a. tim-ro
ttlitrljr ijeorrItir*I »* fi'lUma, to w t t :
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lrto -f l«a*t AUnmtifito A irnro 11 ■« li.* o u ttt j lino *»f S ta tio n Htrool In rrn * t'* A«MltIr»n
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pill Majl«*n F lr^ o tl tlionro JttotiiljiroRtorly a kmc
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ft* 11*nco Foulti Sit ft. tn tiotflnnliiii, m ritalnItr : rj* t r r f i.
It #i »irliuj frofii •front lull #»f <%».rn*Iulnt
ftioS in (Mo
ciiii*o RCh|r«*t ynn tlia t ymi
t»i^ *r cUIrn antuo iDf«,r«,*t In ami to tho
i*t<i 11 r< In lU ifR •ioacriUo‘1 Thorofnfo* you.
it#- i#*,1 fiexitrirc I 'n o t . Almira F ro st, <io*‘ryo
rr--*’ Triiiloo, f’harlo* W’hlttifT amt wlfo* ■ —
HI' 11,t1 1<*■"r , ami W lllln n t I. Hrailloy nm l wife,
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lirntlloy, nVc Itorthy tOrjtf1f«| fn !*r" and
i [ [ o r l-ofrto o u r taM Clrmll f o u r ! a t tho
(*/rt tlmiRo In Kanforit, riortila, «»n tlio l*t
d*j »f N 'jiom bcf, A. h ltCO. amt th en «!»*!
tl#fe n «k<* anow or ft) Hi* m il of Com plaint
♦tUM'r.t aealro.t jo tf, olhorwl** a I*ocro^ fro
h
o will W ontoroil aralr*t ymi. Amt ail
i*!rf |rfn -n i r la In in c any rliM* (111* «»r Inter*"’! in tfMl to live property
ijr* c rilf4 , uni*t i>> or ttirooctj Hie al*»tf n a m n l ttofotnl»rH «i ofhorluso. re herrhy m ju l r n l to lo*
uH »|*Kar t«efoff* «Hir rrI*1 C ircuit CVmrt ■*
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* «"f I*ecetnl^r. A. I*. liO>. an<l liicn
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r r,f listir-«1 n ru lm f m IiI fitikiioH'i* par*
tit* «Tt rrw l*e n I'Mrree fro ro n fe ta o w ill i*c
#ntrrt*| Rgslnaf m M unknown parflc*.
If I* i*ilore«t th a t thla (*ltatlon t*e puMt»hc«l
I"' He NRiifonl I fern M. a m*wafia|»s*c pul*U»be«)
In ***rfi»rt|. Srinlrm lc I'nutily. FJorMa, onro a
for r ltlit w eeka a« pnllre In know n «1o.
Fr&tRpta, np*| m ire m Week for tw elve week*
t*
ft* un know n partle* ilofentlanl,
111IM ’S i uijr tint»i| an l |li# «ea| o f aald * ir
f-1B1"«rl on fist- 2«!ti il*f of AU(fitalt A. I*.
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n. a. t*oi’om\w.
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A. IVCOTTEfl.
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2 Hie
FINAL DISCHARGE
In Court of County Judge, Seminole
Ceunty, State of Florida.
In re Estate of Augustin More men,
deceased,
Notice is hereby given, to nil whom
it may concern, tnnt on the Fifteenth
day of November A. D. 1920- -we shall
•ppiy to tho Honorable E. F. Housooldcr, Judge of said Court, ns Judge
cf Probate, fo r our final discharge as
Executor of the estate of Augustin
Moremen deceased; and thnt nt the
tame time wo will present our final
accounts as Executor of said estate,
and ask for their approval.
Dated September 2nd, A. D. 1920.
Orlando Bank & Trust Company,
Executor.
Robinson & Bridges.
’■5te
Attorneys for Executor
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1920
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m s
CPT*
date of the issuance of such certifi
cate in the name of Unkno-m.
Unless said certificate shall be re.
deemed according to.law, tax deed will
issue thereon on the 10th day of Nov.
A. D. 1020.
VVitntoj my of/icLl kI*iiaturo and
For Superintendent of Public In seal this the 30th day of September
struction of the State of Florida.
A. D. 1920.
For Commissioner of Agriculture
E. A. Douglass, Clerk,
of tho State of Florida.
Clerk Circuit Court,
For Two Justices of the Supreme
7 .Ctc.
Seminole County, Fjoridn.
Court of the State of Floridn.
(Seal)
By: V. E. Douglass, D. C.
For One Railroad Commissioner of
the State of Florida.
In Circuit Court, of Scnil.
For Stale Senator for 19th Senat nole County, Florida.
orial District of the State of Floridn.
In Chancery.
For One Member of the House of Florence Gilbert,
Reprcsenntivcs of the State of Flori
Complainant
da.
-vs.
For County Judge.
Divorce Citation.
For Sheriff.
Jnnies Gilbert,
For Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Defendant.
For County Assessors of Taxes.
TO JAMES GILBERT, Adress un.
For Tax Collector.
known
For County Superintendent of Pub
Please take notice that you are
lic Instruction.
herein filed tigninsl you on the first
For County Surveyor.
to the bill of complaint herein filed
For Five County Commissioners.
ngnirtbt you, nnd it is hereby order
For Three Members of the County ed that you do appear to said bill
Board of Public Instruction.
herein filed gainst you on the first
For Justice of tho Peace in nntl for Monday in December, A. I). 1920, the
the following Justice Districts, viz: same being" the Gth day of December
No. 1, 2, 3, and *
1920, and a rule day of this Court,
For Constable in and for the follow and it is further ordered thai this
ing Justice Districts, viz:
notice be published in tho Sanford
No. 1, 2, 3, nml 4.
Herald once a week for eight consec
In Testimony Whereof, I have here utive
weeks.
unto set my hand and affixed the
Witness
my hand nnd the official
Great Seal of the State of Florida, nt
of said Court nt Sanford, Semi
Tallahassee, tho Capital, this tht seal
nole County, Florida, this the 23rd
twenty-fourth day of August, A. D. day
of September, A. I). 1920.
1920.
(Seal
of Court)
E. A. Douglass,
II. Ciny Crawford,
7-9tc.
Clerk
Circuit Court.
Secretary of State.
To E, E. Brady, Sheriff Seminole
County
4-8tc
iwitlon. which capital ttock Mull b# owned.
l**«7d. a».;r,rd or traiM frrrrd on!* In *r.
tonUnr* a m , met, by-U na *• lb# rorfv.ri I Inn
1
iloi# Ift 11tn* vn«k## chan re or lite r,
with a Urn r ta m rd In f*Tor of tt>* corpora
tlon upon Ml
t li cap ital alock for all and
any tndfbtrdnraa which may a t any Itrec b*
an* by lb* boldrr* of tfcr aatnr ontn lha cor
I«r»t on and wMch al all U- a U*n tb rrro j
aojcrlnr tn all o ttr r lim a or clalma of any
c > *udcr and all aaalgnmrnta or tram ttra of tb r
nr;
i
. *,w i ,ll« l' >-« tnbjrct th rrrtn
ABTlt t.|, I I . TMa otyn-ralonl oh all bar* a
cr nntl legally dlaiolrrd.
AIITICIE V. Tfc* bnalnraa of thla cofjwrnlton
*ba!| tw rrn,lactM by n board of dlrrclora an<t
•ora o tbrr oflcrra aa tba corpora I Inn may an
trori*. I l f itflrY-fw of t|i« mrporatloTi th il l
U i
b t l r t p m M e n f tn.l a F ^ c rftirr
Trn*Tjrrr and »upI» olb*r a M a.MM^nal o H r m
tw may b* rreifrsl by tlit Hoari) of I>tr*rtor«
Ualil tba qua 11f l a t Iona of tho o f l r w an.1 tho
nIrorton of tbU roriv>ratnn to ;»o olortril i t Its
flrat tnootlDf thrrfof tho follow ni ahall aet m
tta o fftro n ant rn c a tltito It* DoiM of M rort
c*»: ProaMont. W. It. Itaynoo: Vko rrn ld o n t.
^ tT l A. Ilajr.ea, F o rrttiry T r u a c r t r . 7., n. flat
of tho atnokltoliSora
of tho rr>rr»of*tlf«n ahal
hold on tho » t t i day
of Ottobor, A. D.. 1ton. | 3 t ho rlty of $«n
k r.t Foi*|fVk1o r**inty. PlorM i, for t r t
'‘
*’ .•* - |i
I’- 'i ti f a f k f i r»f tho rorpi^titlon. fn adopt If*
and tran iart all
M»ilno*a *hlch inar rv>n»o t>ofnro anrh mooting
Tbr an final m rrtlng of tb r atockt.a1,1*ra of tba
00*5“ cation rtu ll t* bald on tba ISth day of
Jannaty of rack and re rry year, twylnnng w lh
ha grar 11*21. prntldrd and, d a lr drwa not
c o x j on JUnday or a legal holiday, tn which
ca*r tb r anaal m rrtlng ahall tw held on tb r
day following. T ie lU ard of Plrrctora of tbla
corporaton *bal conaUI of not |r»a tl an them
nor mnrr than flrr mrnitx-ra.
A R T in.K VI, T br htgbrat airoant of Indrbt*
r,tncM tn w tt-b ttd* corr-ocnllon mar nl ant
tlm r anbjrot tfarlf aball t* TIVKNTV T H O fBAND I'n i.t.M tS i t.M r-on ce.!
A R T Ifl.R VII. Tlir name* and tc ld rn c ra of
tt>V Inmrporatoca of thla mrtaorat Inn amt tb r
amnnnt of rapttat atock ant-acrlt-rd by rach la In Circuit Court, Scccstk JudldM Circuit
a* fidbmat
SttnlauU County, r ie r U t. In C ktnctry
Z. It. Itattlff. Sanford, rt* ., IS abarra.
W. M. Hayt.rt. Hanford, l*l».. I t abarra.
1
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MM-)* Saint, LVtKpIMttBDl
K rta A. Ilaync*. Hanfo.d 7 U .. I »barr.
In wltnraa wbnrrof tb r aald Incorporator* b a .r
Irrc tn lo »r| tt rfr banda tbta r * Ifth day
(*. W*. SlrlfT, l!mtna A. StetlT, S. P . W olferton,
l~ t*. Portor. rod Arthur ! \ fKIIIn, • 4 J r n i unl i ” wit, and all partlea rlatudfig; an Interptt In
Io ta 12 and 13, lllock 7, T ier I. T rafford*a
trap *f Stanford, an«l all partlra clatm lnf an lutrrr«t lo and to aald properly under O, IV.
Plrlff, Koima Ftelff, J. I». WoHertwa. t . O.
I'ortrr, amt Arthur ! \ fMUn, ©r ottrrw tee.
CITATION.
In tho Circuit Court of the Seventh
Judicial Circuit, in nnd for Seminole
County- Florida In Chancery.
J. H. Cownn, et nl,:
vs
: Citation.
Fred IJ. Bradley, ct al.:
To G. R. Calhoun of Bitkins, Colo
rado, F. A. Hart of Savannah, Geor
gia, nml C. 1L Walsh of Wilmington,
North Carolina: T. O. Gill is, N. J.Gnllaglior, J. M. Hunt, J. F. Mitchell,
Louis Paint nnd James Sawyer, whost
places of residence are unknown, and
to all parties claiming an Interest in
nnd to the following described land
in ScminMc County, Florida, to-wit:
Lots 7 nml 8, of Block 4, of Tier -1
of Sanford, Floridn, according to E.
R. Trnffords map of Sanford, Flori
da:
It appearing from a sworn Bill of
Complaint filed in this cause, thnt
you have, or clnint to have some in
terest in nnd to the above described
land,
Therefore, you, G. IL Calhoun, F. A.
Hart, and C. IL Walsh nre hereby re
quired to be nnd appear before our
said Circuit Court «t the Court House
in Sanford, Florida, on the 14th day
of October A. D. 192C, nnd then and
there make answer to the Bill of Com
plaint, otherwise n Decree Fro Con*
fesso will be entered against you.
And you, T. C. Gillis, N. J. Gallagher
J. M. Hunt- J. F. Mitchell, Louis Paint
and James Sawyer, nre hereby re
quired to be and appear before our said
Circuit Court nt the Court House in
Snnford, Florida, on the fith day of
November, A- D.. 1920, and then and
fesso will be entered ngnlnsi. you.
And all other unknown parties claim
ing any right, title or interest in nnd
to the property herein above described
tre hereby required to be nnd a p p e a r
before our said Circuit Court nt the
Court House in Sanford, Floridn, on
the 3rd day of Jan. A. P 1021, nnd
then and-there nnswer to the Bill of
Complaint filed In this cause, other
wise a Decree Pro Confesso will be
entered against all said unknown parties.
,
. . .
It is ordered that this notice be pub
lished In The Sanford Herald, n news
paper published In Scmlnoio County,
Florida, once a week for four weeks a*
to the defendants whose residences
are known; and once a week for eight
weeks as to the known partlea defend
ant, whose residences are unknown,
and once a week for twelve weeks nr
to the unknown parties defendant.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
said Circuit Court on this 8th day of
September, A. D, 1920.
(Seal)
E. A. DouglassClerk Circuit Court, Seminole Coun
ty, Florida.
B /R H . Wilson.
George A. DeCottes, Solicitor and of
Counsel for Complainants.
4-13tc
NOTICE OF ELECTION
'
To the Sheriff of Seminole County,
of the State of Florida;
Be it known, That I, IL Clay Craw
ford. Secretary of State of the State
of Florida, do hereby give notice that
General Election
Will be held in Seminole County,
State of Florida, on Tuesday next suc
ceeding the f i r s t Monday In Novem
ber, A. D. 1920, the said Tuesday heIng the Second Day of November.
For United States Senator from the
State of Florida, for six years from
^ For Six (6) Presidential F^ectors.
For one R e p r e a c n a t i v e of the Four
th C o n g r e s s i o n a l District o . the StaB
of Florida, in the Sixty-seventh Con
gress of the United States.
For Governor of the w.ate of Fh*r-
To all partlea etitndnc an IntereRt In and ta
l o t i 12 and |1 , HU* k 7, T ier I, Trafford'a
map cf Fanford,
To all parilra rln lrrlrr an tfitrfe*t In and to
I.ofa 12 and 13, flloek 7. Tier I, under (J. IV,
Ftriar, i t o M a . s t.ir, j . n. trwtmioa« t-. •.
I'nrlrr, Arthur ! \ fMllln, *r red her of tlen i, or
©then* I*o,
You end escji of j h i rr# to re! y ©rderoil to
le «nd a p j^ ir lefero #•;? iTrcult Court tlltUu?
m a (o u rt of Chancery on fhi, 1• t day of Nt>tends>r, A. I*. 1020, to astvrer *i1tl hill of
e i ptalnt, ai d ft la further ordered H at lld t
order lo puldHLed ta 11 # Fanford Herald, a
dom pa per puldldiOil in Fimlnole County, riorIda, our# n R ffa fi>r iR fh e weeka.
W’ltneo* frtjr hand tad t i e official aval nf tald
Court, thla th t 5|U day of AttpMt, IICA.
HP.AI.)
C A. 0OUOU88*
Ctory Clrctdl i ’ourt, Feetatb lo d k la t Circuit,
FetniuoU County, riorhla.
KCIICl.I.n MAAINIht
Fo llc lto f
(o r
C o m p la in c c f.
NOTICE o r ELECTION.
M -J? tC
Under Section 570 of tho General
Statutes.
Notice is hereby given that L. I*.
Hagan, purchaser of Tax Cortlficuti
No 729, dated the 4th day of June
A. I). 1894,
Said cerificate embraces the follow,
ing described property situated in
Seminole County, Florida, to.wit:
Beg. 7 1-2 cits. S. of 1-4 Sec. post
on N line of Sec. 25, Tp. 19, S. R. 29
K„ Run S. 7 1-2 chs., W. 5 chs., N.
7 1-2 ehs., E. 5chs., tl acres more or
less, and has filed said certificate
in my office and has made application
for tax deed to issue in accordance
with law.
The said land being nsaeacd at
tin- date of tho issuance of such ccr
tificae in tho name of Unknown.
Unless sill certificate shall t*e re.
deemed according to law, tax deed
will issue thereon or, the iOtli day of
November A. D. 1920,
Witness my offical signature ami
seal this the 30th day of September
A. D. 1920.
E. A, Douglass,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Seminole County, Florida,
(Seal) 7-fite. By: V, E. Douglass, D. C.
In re Eatate of
EDWARD B. WARMAN.
To ail Creditors, Legatees, Dlslribu*
tees and all Persons having Claims
or Demands against said Estate:
You, and each of you, arc hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which you, or
either of you, may have against the
estate of Edward B. Wnminn, deceas
ed, late of Seminole County, Florida,
to the undersigned administrator of
said estate, within two years from
the date hereof.
Dated October 7th, A. D. 1920.
WII,LI AM E. WARM AN,
8 9tc
Administrator.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LEAVE TO SELL MINOR’S
LAND.
( Ttcui Mo»4*r'* D d lj)
Full line of office supplies at all
times at the Herald office.
You want post cards to send to
your friends everywhere. Get them
at tho Herald office.
,
Come in to the Herald office nml
see the r.cw line c? bc^ papers anti
stationery. Prices on these goods
will sell them quick.
Public speaking nt Dike Monroe to
night under the auspices of the Semi
nole County Democratic Executive
Committee.
In Court of County Judge, State of
Florida, Seminole County.
In re Estate of
Florence_Gertrude Lee, Gladys h a
Leo, Willie Edmond Lee, nnd Very I
Archie Lee, Minors.
Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern, that II. F. Lossing,
n.-t Guardian of Florence Gertrude
Lee, Gladys Iva Lee, Willie Edmond
Lee and Veryl Archie Lee, minors,
will, on the 10th day of November,
A. D. 1920, npply to the Honorable
E. K, Householder, County’ Judge in
nnd for said county, nt his office in
Sanford in said County, nt 10 o'clock
n m., or ns soon thereafter ns the
matter can be heard, for authority to
sell, nt public or private sale, the un
divided interest of said minors, ns
children nnd heirs nt law of Lena Lee
l-ostdng in and to the following tie
scribed real estate, in said County, to
wit: Lot Eight (8) of Block Twelve
(12) of Tier Eight (8) of Sanford,
Florida, according to E. R. Trafford's
Mat* of the Town of Sanford, Elori
da. duly recorded In the public roe
or<'s of Seminole county, Florida,
which application will be based upon
the petition for sale now on file in
said Court.
Dated, October 7th, A. D. 1920.
11. F. LOSSING,
8 Me
Guardian.
IN Tlir. CIRCUIT rOURT Or SEMINOU
COUNTY noniDA-IN CHANCEIIY
Don’t forget the Democratic raity
in Sanford Saturday night nt eight
o'clock. Several prominent speakers
will be present to present the vital
questions of the day.
Miss Lucy Bird Smythe, daughter
of Mrs. Campbell, of the Valdez Ho
tel, motored to Miami Sundny with
the Houstuns of Jacksonville, where
they will spend n few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Lawson nnd Mr:
and Mrs. Henry I’urden with their
little daughters, s|*c»t yesterday at
Dnytora Beach nnd New Smyrna anti
other cast coast points of interest.
Charles Wentworth left today for
Miami where he will take a position
with one of the printing firms of thnt
ritv. He has been with the Herald
Printing Co., here for tip" past year
nnd has many friends who hate to
see hint leave.
Edwin Meisch nnd Sherman M<*nre
spent the week end with home folk**
coming home from the University of
Florida in Edwin's auto and return
ing early today. The Sanford bovu
are making a fine reputation nt the
University.
Mr. nnd Mr?. J. K. Mcttlngcr loft
yositonlay f*»r their home in JockaonviIIt* after ft pleasant visit hero to
friends and relatives. Delng ohl n»sideuts who were identified with tho
uphuildiiu: of this city their many
friends here were loath to part with
them nnd hope they will come ntrnin
to stay.
CITATION,
T p ' , - r,-.. V Julptiwfi. Wm, Alotatidef |lit’ i»
I I.|ltl.Ul" f »f |*lurid* I *U’l Arid C'd
■ l/sti. M i i»ftif*any* Mmlfrd. •» f fi"’'"allot
I f ; I Mid. !!.#• 7u<\M,\etn i f
rk u ld i
I ami an«l O lo dfathut tVunpanj l.liultoii. «
DINNER l*ARTY
1|i*n|d*t's1 nnfi*iraihe» uf Cncliud »ri*1 fi
Ho uiiktHUprrt lor a too*. dotl*oo*, tml iftw«i
On Friday night Miss Elcnor ltobIrei, rlafitiltif i’V, tbruiisli t*r tinl-er lh*
delightful^ ^nti-rtnliivd with n
ntmfo named parti*-*, and !u anr anti *1ii m
«»:ir*f |sTwm* «*r f a rilrt *i| -Ml*
rfttm
dinm-r
nnrtv in Inninr of Miss AnIn# anr rlsh l. lit!** '*f ln!*,i***f lu and h
Ho fidk'nltt# doRfflhod lapd altnatod
I*I**■: m-ttf walker and Mr. Ernest Gornti ' ley, having reached their tilth n*and fiotntf In lt*o t
jr uf Houdtodo
Stale of Chirlda. im>ro (mrllrularly itoorvlh s pec live birthdays, once more. They
o*| i* fidtriwp, fo wllt
were duly presented with two fine
birthday cakes, each hearing up un
der the traditlninl candles.
Covers were laid for Misses Julia.
Laing, Anm-lte Walker, Elcnor Rob
erts, Mrs. Morris ilpencer, Messrs.
alley, IhrliOO WV#t fJ* frt f, al'f-f the tkoitli Ernest Gormtey, Burke Steele, Goo.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR *ft!f i f vald a lk y tu Hand aimm*. M-«nre Walker nnd Morris Spencer.
HsoMh ahifj# Ho l'a*t afilo *»f salt Hind \*oTAX DEED
mto, 1i»# f»<*t. It tf re i f teee to Clr*! Strref,
Under Section 575 of the General tie point uf l**flnnlnc.
It apprarln# ffuiu !he tuufn tilt of ark
Statutes.
plaint filed lu thla f*u#o a«raln*t J».*t
nnd
Notice is hereby given thnt Over- y»«l
h a te nf r'laliti pntao In lore* t In arid "i* the
street Turpentine Company, purchas land* aloi'io doRcrlt>eit, [hrfrf<*ro »•**’, the »ahl
and He #ahl William A ki
er of Tax Certificate No. 177, dated Uro jv 1- ’ i
IlarlUMtatt. l.kr*Malur9 ••[ the lk*rl
the Gth day of July A. I*. 1908, has damlof
a Ijind and t
*tflo*» Cumpany, f i ffe» •
filed said certificae in my office ami mri* t i l N i */ Rnslatid In Ihiuldsthm* ar«
has made application for tax deed Irrv tij roualf• 1 t** l*o ud appear l«eft>rr out
to issue in accordance with law.
Said certificate embraces th-> fol
lowing described property situati d in
Seminole County, Floridn, to.wit: S.
11 A. of W 1-2 of NW 1.4 of NEt.4
of Sec. 20. Tp. 20 S. R. 29 E., 11 ncres
more or less.
The said land being nsessrssed at
the date of tin* issuance of such ccr
tifiento in the mine of I). F. Snyer.
THE INSIDE IS IMPORTANTUnless said certificate slinll bo re.
Don’t forget that it is Just as nec^
deemed according to ln\v, tax deed
cssary to have your inner tubes
Will issue thereon on the lOtth day cf
strong, flexible nnd durable tho same
November A. D. 1920.
as your outer shoes, and our vulcan
Witness my official signature nnd
izing process will do thla for ytm.
seal this the 39th day of September
It’a the best tire insurance you could!
A. D. 1920.
it your tire money Into, for It douE. A. Dnuglnss,
es, often trebles, tho life of botnClerk Circuit Court,
tlres and tubes. Wo nre vulcanlalne
7-Gte.
Seminole County Florida.
specialists.
(Seal)_By: V. E. Douglass, D. C.
It Hl.ak la, Tier 2 **f Fanf«*rd, Ch-ol
da, arvwfilluc I j I*. It. 1Yiff«uil'» map *»f
N*nfnr»|, l*h»e|da. a* |-or map l l i r m f duly nf
ir to r l end l<o(l9iit|fltf at tho \.*tin*aai r«ivn
or of the |ntrr*eeilon nf Clraf **lfro| »f.*| Hand
\ vrntle. In tho City of Hanford Clnrhta. run
HtefM*# 1* *1 f>* foot. I lion‘t* North 104 foot
more nt | hm to n |«dtt( i»n Ho fkMlIt* ntdo **f
K
KENT VULCANIZING WORKSw
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SrV T N T II JUDIC
IAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA.—IN CHANCERY,
PHONE 17
Oak end 3rd St.
Elnllf V~ ft I. I-wf». f t »l
CITATION.
Tn r.m llr I’. IIM k M, J im f t It tltrh a ft. !»»»■
M T. IUntl>r, Ann ItunlfT, W illiam II, l « ,
F raw la I f f . I/Kllia llrlrr* . Timm** tlrlrr*
r . II. U rlrr*. W llltam ltf<Mr ami W illiam
Rf.lilr ami cliarlfa W. Ktlnf. a> E tfm tn ra nf
l o t W ill of William ItfilAj. rfflilru ffa un
known: lti» m illio n n fcftr*. df*l»ff*. rranIff*, (fgatrr*. or othrf rlalm anta iimlrr ttif
•a|,l a tfiif h a m fj gartlff, an,I In a n j ami all
otl-fr garllf* or prrron* rtalrnln* a n j Inlrrr«t In ami to tW rnllowlnr t1r*rrllw,l laml In
Rfinlnolo CV>nnl», TIorM*. lo-wlltU rln n ln r a t
tb r Hxilbfaat r«n»fr nf Rortint, «, To»n*M r SI. R™tb of Itan ro SO Kaal.
m n tb ro ff North 7*r> fro*, thror* Wo*( IIS7.0
fort, tl.ftirr Roolbfrlf M2 f r f t. Ibrnr* Ea*t
tq* a frrl to tho |« ln t of Iw rtnolof.
tl ar>|war1n> from a n « m Mil of rom gUtnl
ft If, I In lhl* ran*# that fi-n hai* of rlalm anror
bilaroat In ami lo II,r Uml a lm tr ilr«rr1t^,|
thorfloff joo. th». tal*l E m llr f*. Itlrh arl.
Jarnoa p. Illrli*rt. Darld T. Itnw lff,
Ann
now l«j , W illiam II. Lf*. rram -la C". I f f .
| /.n l.a C flrrr Tl.on a* ll'lr f * . F. II. f i l l r n .
W illiam ttfitrlf. anA W illiam C. ItfA-tr anA
rh a rlfa W Kiln# a* EtOrnlora of llto I j t l
tVIM of W illiam Itf-lilr. aro lifroltj miutro<1 to
I f and I i f a i r I f fora oor **M ('Irru ll Oourl. at
Uio Toorl llooor In KanforA. TtnrlSa, on ib f
|a t d i f nf lifffm lfr, A. I*. IO'JV ainl Ihfn
ami Ih frr m akf am w ar lo Iho Mil of comglalnl fth lM ln l a rtln ai ;<«. ollfrw lao a dra rrf pro roofroro will I f rnlarfd.
Ami all oihrr prr*nrw or partlra rlajm tn# anj
rlrb t. I It If <-r In trrrft In and to tho prnffrijr
b frrln a ta u f .lrarrllf-1. b j. Ib ro tfh or om lrt
a n r of Ibf a l-itr nan»o>l partlr*. or olhfrw lar.
a rr h rfrb r rr-tnlrfd lo I f and *| |f a r ff f n r f noaald n r r o l l Coarl at II.* Court Ilona# In Han
ford, FVirlda. on lb# Srd day of January. A.
I>. ISJ1. and Ibrn and thrr* o ial# aoawrr I*
111# Mil of complaint riM M Icl a ra ln tl aald
unknown parilra. nihrrwla# a drero# of pro r t * .
frwm w ill l# aktarrd,
II la rrd rrrd lh*« 111* rwdlr# I f p q llU h rl
In Ibf Sanford llrrald . a Ofwapaprr pnMIab#.!
In S#mlnolf ro n n lj. rw-rlda. oor# a w rrk for
N wrrka. •• In lb# known partlr* d rfrn d aal.
and one# a work for Iw rlt# wr#ka aa tn tb r
unknown p trllr* drfrn'lanta.
Wltiiroa my hand and ll.r *ral of * tld Clrm il Court on IU* l i t l ll b d a - of H#ptriiil>*t,
A. D. 11*20.
(SEAL!
X- A. DOUGLASS.
C irri of C lrroll Coorf.
a#-•!no 1— O m n lr. Florida.
OEOIMli: A. i v r OTTER.
M ltllo r and Cos oar I for r r t t p ltln a o l.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
Under Section 575 of the General
Statutes.
•
Notice is hereby given thnt E. B.
Randall, Jr., purchnscr of fax Certi
ficate No. 180, dated tho 3 rd day of
July A. D. 1010, has filed said cevtificae is my office nnd has made ap
plication for tax deed to issue in ac
cordance wih law.
5-IJie
Said certificate embraces the follow
ing described property situated in
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Seminole County, Florind to-wit: Wl-2
of Section 36, Tp. 19 S.R.32.E. 320
In Court of tiie County Judge. Senii
acres more or less,
nole County, State of Florida
The said Innd being assessed nt the
Sometimes newspaper men under
the influenre of certain planets or
under the soothing Influence of cer
tain narcotics such ns n good cigar or
n good drink of nh, say. Uevn, or
some kindred manifestation of food
over flesh hnvc been known to write
epics thnt have made them famous
over night or over the river or over
there. Editor lletherington has writ
ten some of the best stuff that ever
left the editorial pen in the state of
F'lorldn nnd is known as the finest
nnd the best of the kind in the south.
He has written certain passages up
on certain tilings thnt hnvc l>een cop
ied throughout the breadth nnd
length nf the land. And yet he hns
lived thus far to complete his mas
terpiece. Read this.
The Orlando Reporter-Star chron
icles nn item of more than passing
human interest.
It snys turnip
greens hnvc arrived ngnin. A grent
ninny men—nnd women too—who
generally nre fit only for treason,
stratagem nnd spoils have been
known to be trnnrformed under the
magic alchemy of n mess of turnip
greens into creatures of sweetness
and light, with livers hlttir
six. Ilnil to the turnip gre<
it have greater nnd more lnsting
vogue!
FLORIDA’S DEMOCRAT
1C ELECTORS.
Sanford, Fiorldr
BUSINESS CARDS
One Inch Cards Will Be Put.lUhsd C a r
der This Heading Al The Kate Of I 7. 2&)
Per Y**sr.
SCHELLE MAINES
LAWYER
OFFICE IN THE CtW’UT IIUl'Hk
SANFORD
- •• FLORIDA
HENRY M c U U L I N
JEWELER
MY SPECIALTIES:
PICKAlUI’S UAND-PAINTKI) CHINA
GORH ‘ M’S STERLING hit.V ER
ROGERS' PLATED WAKE
ELGIN AND WAI TIIAM * ATCBEB
GEO. G. HERRING
Attorncj-ni-Law
No. 14 Garner-Woodruff B uifdin
Those who -want to vote for Cox
SANFORD, FLA.
anti Roosevelt will mark their croru
(X) before each of thd following
names on the ticket at the Novem
LANDIS, FISH & HULL
ber election:
MARTIN CARABALLO
Altormys and Couns*Ilora-at-L*Y
CHARLES E. JONES
DeLAND. FLORIDA
J. C. SHARON
Will practice l>. the State nnd Feder
P. W. CORR
al Courts. Special facilities for Ex
W. V. KNOTT
amining '.nd Perfecting Land T itles..
G. B. WELLS.
�THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, l f ^
NEWS OF WOMANS CLUB
Social Department Holds First
Meeting Of Season
and ability represented In the club
membership, vocalists, p l a n l r n o l inists, comettists and other musical
instruments have their talented play
ers. Every musician who is a mem
ber of the club should and ought to
be « member of the music depart
m ent Think It over, you musicians
and help to build up the finest music
department in the Federation. It
can be done and what do you think of
a club orchestra, as well ns chorus.
iartettes, trios and all the rest of
e musical combinations. Let’s be
gin and do it right now.
partments which sustains the faith of
the officers in believing that this is
CTrja T r i U f t »t'1p>
going to be one of the most success
The social department of the Wom ful years in the history of the Club.
an’s Club held the first of the fall
The music department held its bus
Club Meetings.
meetings, Tuesday afternoon, with an iness meeting immediately after the
Welfare Department, Wednesday,
unusually large attendance for the conclusion or the program at which
opening meeting.
time the election of the present offi October 20, 3:30 p. m.
Mrs. A. P. Connelly, the new chair cers was ratified. The official perman of the department, made the sonel of the department includes, LOOKOUT CLUB ENTERTAINED
membership—and it was u distinct Mrs. A. M. Phillips, chairman; Mrs.
ively membership meeting--feel her Gwynn Fox. vice-chairman; Mra.
John Russell entertained the Look
enthusiasm in the short inspirational Vance, Douglas, secretary-treasurer; out Club at his elegant new home on
Mrs.
Frank
Woodruff,
house
commit
talk in which she presented the plans
avenue on Wednesday night
tee; Mrs. Schclle Maines, chairman of union
and programs for the year.
and having one of the finest homes
finance.
The
treasurer
was
in
An important motion unanimously structed to i>ay into the general club in the state and being one of the
carried was “that each member of the fund,
best entertainers In the city the
ten dollrrs on expenses.
department who will be unable to at
Lokout Club had the time of their
If the optimistic plans of the de young lives and at an early hour (in
tend a meeting, will notify the hospartment are carried out with the en- the morning) bade their genial host
tens of the day to that effect.”
eamest leader,
jour” and then some, with tho
Ir. the social department. r a c i a l - j fhcji“ vl?ll
^ g r a m . throughout "bon
feeling that they had enjoyed the
vherc tables are arranged
the year of unusual intereat and evening to the fullest. Music and
and refreshments are served, “something
will be an add dancing and a general good time
it is essential that the hostess be no ed attractiondifferent"
to
develop
and ho'd the helped to pass the hours r.ll loo quick
tiffed and with the duties devolving interest of not only department
mem ly nnd a delicious luncheon was serv
upon her ns entertainer, it should not bers
but of the entire club.
ed during the evening. Among those
he expected that she will call up each
There is wonderful musical talent present were the following: Mr. and
member to ask if they will Ik? pres
ent. It is not supposed that mem
bers should require invitations to
department meetings. Having join
ed the Club, with the year hooks at ,
IF YOU NEED A NEW
hand, there is no reason why a mem- j
her of any department should fail in
her duty or the obligation she has
assumed, without n good and reason
able excuse for staying away. Mrs.
Connelly was also hostess for the af
Buy (he Best that is m ade
ternoon and at the close of the busi
ness meeting an interesting game of
bridge was enjoyed and a fruit snlad
course was served at the refreshment
hour. Top score was made by Mrs.
B. W. Herndon to whom was present
ed a lovely basket of roses. Autumn
flowers decorated the club rooms.
Mrs. Connelly was assisted in the
discharge of her socinl duties by
We also have the Buck Line of
Mrs. R. C. Bower nnd Mrs. D. P.
Drummond.
GAS RANGES
Mrs. S. Puleston will he hostess of
the dance, October 26th.
SOCIAL DEPARTMENT
S
OIL COOK STOVE
The FLORENCE Automatic
Literature and Music Departments.
About midway of the club year of
IRID’20 the Literature nnd Music de
partments of the Woman’s Club de
cide ! to hold their meetings together
thus hoping to secure n ta tte r at
tendance of the members of the de
partment, nnd thereby create a more
active interest. The plnn worked ad
mirably, the attendance did incressc
nnd th? joint programs were wonder
fully pleasing. Having tested suc
cessfully the new line of departure,
the same plan is in operation for the
1920-’21 programs. The first regu
lar meeting of the two departments
was held Wednesday nftemon with
Mrs. A. M. Phillips, chnirman of the
Music department, gracefully presid
ing. The meeting opened with n few
pleasing words by the chairman, who
announced the topic of the afternoon
ho “Vacation Echoes” nnd tbnt the
study of the Literature department
for the year would he “Floridn," the
Music department co-operating with
music and songs by Florida compos
ers.
The first musical number on the
program Wednesday afternoon was
“Florida, My Florida.”
Most de
lightfully rendered by the music de
partment quartette, Mrs. Phillips,
Mrs. Ed. Higgins, Mrs. Frank Woodruff nnd Mrs. Maines. Mrs Bob
Walthour was the accompanist,
This was followed by vacation
echoes from Mrs. L. R. Phillips, Mrs.
A. D. Key, Mrs. Stella Arington. Mrs.
W. L. Morgnn nnd Mrs. W. B. Blnckmnn representing the literary' depart
ment, the meeting being thrown open
to nil present.
Mrs. Phillips gave n plensing talk
on her two weeks trip down the Enst
Coast, including delightful reminis
cences of a premier trip twenty-five
years ngo, and drew renlistic nnd
graphic comparisons between the Mi
ami nnd Plnnt City of the “then nnd
now.*'
Mrs. Key made one enjoy with her
the delights of her vnention spent in
Virginia with her, one visited Rich
mond, the White House of the Con
federacy. enjoyed the museum, Lee’s
chapel, the natural bridge and in fancy, saw the statutes of Lee and of
Washington, the latter sculptured
from the living model; “Monticello,”
the home of Jefferson nnd the Uni
versity of Washington and Lee. Beau
tiful scenery and amusing little anec
dotes of the state, its people and of
individuals found a place in the
charm injj recital.
In the salmagundi of Mrs. Arring
ton’s interesting Chautauqua exper
iences, bits of play and work inter, mingled with educationni treats and
rare opportunities to enjoy one’s own
particular hobby or lecture and to
meet prominent nnd eminent people
in the vnrious departments of life. In
answer to a question, Mrs. Arrington
Teplied that she hnd met nnd heard
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, president of
the Genernl Federation, with whom
she wns most favorably impressed,
giving ns her opinion that Mrs. Win
te r would make an ideal president.
.Mrs. Morgnn, president of the lo
cal club, had spent her summer tour
ing her home state, Florida, and
spoke briefly on the pleasures of the
trip nnd emphasizing n delightful vis
it at Miami with Mrs. John W. Dink
ins, the former popular president of
.the Sanford club.
Mrs. W. B. Blackman closed the
vacation echoes with a plensing lit
tle talk on the delights of spending
ore’s vacation at home on a rnr.ch
and touched briefly on the good things
in store for those who would nttend
the Federation meeting nt Talluhassee next month. Included on the ex
cellent program would be n play,
presented on tho closing night, writ
ten by Mrs. Edgar Lewis, former be
loved president of the Florida Fcd$ration, Li which members of the Fed
eration would take part.
The enjoyable program was con
cluded with a charming little song,
"The Kiss in the Rain” by Mrs. A. M.
Phillips. There was a good ateno* j
of the members of the two de- •
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HARD lifjfop
Mrs. J. S. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. D. y w * w « * i » * * * * M m * * * * * « >s s u s i . i *"" *! I >»m 1,7 ^
C. Marlowe, Mr. and Mrs. tfohn Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. F. Lane, Mrs. S. M, Loyd,
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Holly, Mr. Archie
Betts, Mr. Clarence Mahoney, Mr.
and Mrs. B. L. Perkin*, Mr. and Mrs.
IN S U N S H IN E OR STORM
Chat. Britt and Miss Brain.
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T en ts, Awnings, Tarpaulins, B oat Tops
BEING TAKEN IN ARMISTICE
Ship Awnings, Covers, Bags and all kinds
DAY PREPARATIONS
P r o te c tio n and Comfort!!
At last night’s meeting of the
American Legion, the' members of
the local Post showed that they were
prepared to make the Armistice Day
celebration just about the biggest
event that Seminole County has en
joyed for years.
HoHson Ball will be In charge of
the army dinner to be served on that
day and he with his force uf K j P.’a
are going to put on a good 'eed for
everybody at n nearly unheard of
price in these days of the H. C. L.
Arrangements were made last night
to secure a prisoner of war under the
escort of an M. P. who will apnear in
the parade. Watch for him!
The tug-of-war tatwen the army
nnd navy will offer a new phase of
that time honored sport. We prom
ise you that it will be a real fight,
for the teams will have an incentive
to win that will ta quilc different
from nny prize that can ta given.
Come nnd sec something new in the
tug-of-war!
-----------x----------At Okeechobee R. L. Jennings is
now having a large sugar cane mill
erected nnd will have it ready for
business in n thort time. The Okcechobic News says that the new mill
will have n capacity of fivp hundred
gallons n day nnd will ta driven by a
twelve-horse power gasoline engine.
The mill is of the newest stylo and
will ta complete nnd serviceable.
W om en
M ade Young
Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body
full o f youth and health m ay be
yours if you will keep your system
in order by tegularly taking
GOLD MEDAL
COMPANY
Reliable Seeds
Big Boston Lettuce
Early Snowball Cauliflower
Charleston Wakefield Cabbage
Jersey Wakefield Cabbage
Detroit Dark Red Beet
Paris White Cos Romaine
T hese Varieties ate Standard with Sanford Growers.
Our Seeds are Fresh and Dependable.
Chase & Co.
2nd St. and Oak Ave.
Phone 36
More than
W h e n you let us supply your building
needs you get a great deal more than ju 9t no
many feet of lum ber—bundles of shingles—
pounds of nails—or panels of Beaver Board.
You get the benefit of our building
material knowledge and experience in Service
that helps you get th e results you w ant at the
right price. Service first in planning the
w ork—moro service in selecting proper mate*
rials— speedy service in delivering th e goods.
You pay for the materials. T h e s e rv ic e
p a y s fo r its e lf m the larger volume of businesa
U brings through super-satisfied custom ers.
I t w ill p a y y o u to
be one o f them .
of canvas articles to special orders, Light
and H eavy C anvas, Flags Bunting, Wag
on Umbrellas, C am p Furniture, Life
Preservers, W aterproofing, Etc.
(Tram Frida,'. Daily)
T ho w o rld ', a u n d a rd ram tdjr (or kidnap,
livor, bladdar and uric acid troublap, th t
anamlaa of lilt and looks. In oao since
1696. All druggists, tbrao alias.
Lm Ii far tka a t a a Cold Modal aa atarp bat
aad a caapl do imitation
Mail O rd e rs Solicited
i: Jacksonville Tent and Awning Co.
E L D E R SPRINGS WATER
THO M AS O . IIAKER, rfc. D.
Aailptlral and ('•••u llln , C h .m l.l . I'r afra.l.nal of N ila n t
Emarllaa. Itolllaa C allait. Florida
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f r lt a la L«b.r»i#r,
Lak*ra»a»*af *fU U a C all.*,
Mr. T. O. Cbarlaa
Wlalar r .r k , Fla., N at. Ilk. | , | ,
Hanford. F la .
Daar Sir:
1 kata cam pltlad cartfal c k a a lr a l aaalrala of Ika aampla af valar n . ,
braaikl a a aarlr laat v * tk . aaad k a ta ablalaad Ika F allavlai retail.: **'
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lit »*rp amall im a t a l or cklarlaa Indlralaa Ha t i t r l l .n l .a a lll, far k . a / . u !
parpoart. la addllloa la Ika (aad paalllp ckaratltrlailta or aaptrlar k a a a .t!a
■ alar. II peaaaaata aparlal fraturra o f mack ta in t, aapaclallp Ikaaa af tir .lia .i
nalara atrallan aad LOW d tfraa af bardnaaa.
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aamplaa ar Ika v a lo r, af 1 barlrria par c c a l.i and la Sadlnf aa calaa. ar a t ! .,
harmful bacteria, fa ll, caaBrm Ha h'aod f i i l l l f Indicated bp Ika CHEMICAL
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Or Ika m an , waltra ar tkla aad alkar rtflana tkal I kata aaalr»td. I kata
fonad none anprrlor In all good q u .liilra to (kal of Ika "Elder Water."
Voara terp rrapeclfallp,
(Signed) TIIOH. K. IIAKEII
T. O. CHARLES, Distributor
TELEPHONE l l l - W
III PARK AVE.
HANFOIII), FLORIDA
FOR SALE CHEAP
15 Acre Fnrnip good location, 5 acres Tiled with flow
ing well, 3 acres with T ile in need of relaying, all
fenced, no buildings.
PR IC E AND T E R M S ATTRACTIVE
J. E. SPURLING, Agt.
K E E P YOUR EYE ON T H E HERALD W ANT COLUMN
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Fourteen Acres of Hammock Land one half
mile south of Lake Monroe Station, on brick
road. Five Acres tiled, Flowing well and in
splendid shape for farming this season; has been
farmed several years and made bum
Four acres not tiled, but cleared and
well. Has been cultivated several years.
hive acres partly cleared, but has never
cultivated. Here is chance to get one of the
best Celery and Vegetable farms in the Monroe
section.
Cash or Can Make Terms
BELL BROS.
OWNERS
Sanford Novelty Works
517 Commercial Street
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We will entirely disregard our cost.
The
based on today s market values.
“Now is your opportunity.
DON’T over
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top, “if there happens to he a Htt!a it peaceably. At the present time
THESANFORDHERALD crowd
liquor around for an emergency, u it seems hopeless but no question Is progressive municipal .gevamment, ar coming from Mrs, Thomas C. Win
gathers around and congratu so tangled that it cannot be settled but ti co-operative municipal govern ters of the General Federation was
lates him."—Washington Star.
cantsm* of their own which has
foundation whatever in anv nf
authentic traditions of tha r ovr
meat.
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“They (the creators of this gore
mentj thought of America «
Ight of the worid, as created to
the world In the assertion of
calmly and deliberately anil peaceful ment In which there shall be but one very much to the m in t:
,
ly. It 1s something that is very fm- standard and one banner, and that
“There are big la^ks lying before
rtant and ns stated before seems to the standard and the banner of civic women—tasks that need such wisdom
dr. a. e . rn iL irs
a question of which side of town patriotism.
as we get from combined study—tasks
r o b iiiM C m r rrU tr br
The electorate by its mandate plac- that need the altruism we get from
One of our beat friends fs dead and gets the most money.
working together, tasks that need the
while expected for some time none
thnt the people shall rule.
energy wc get from combination of
TALK ABOUT YOUIt OWN
(Incorpunl*!-)
the less the blow fell heavily on us
The Tribune rejoices with the peo effort. We want homes where thu
even in our busiest horn; and yet we
ple in their triumph. We have fought big things are made big and the lit
for them in this splendid enuse with tle things arc made unimportant,
un.ii Id turn aside just a moment to ity—believe In the integrity of ;
great spirit? and enthuslnsim, for the where children can bo well born and
drop our tribute on the bier of one house, nnd know thnt veu are .se!
reason that we knew their cause sms ioyoas and grow op to noble citizens
‘
the
best
dine
on
the
market'
who could well bq classed among Naright. And right nlwnys nrevntfa In sbfp. yDier* the family income is
MSA
slClS
Hamilton county board of cornrais.
________________ ________________ _ turc's noblemen. He loved nature as Pcf|jn(- talk. On the contrary, if you the end.
made to serve the hlghe*>t family In
Xauia4 m
ci»»« Mail Mitur Auiuit tz,. few loved her and he wooed her in lack faith • in these things you ere
We fought hard for Tampa’s sake, terests; where there nre vigorous sioncre ha» refused to print th»
liH, it tb« r»«t Oflta •» Sufirii, n*n<u. i,|s few leisure moments as few have
for her material and moral advance- American bodies nnd minds. Wc want names of Republican candidates on
to be negative.
p»4ii A«t «r Mirib ». i___________ _ I WOOP(j nn j wedded her for If ever bound
The man who spends his time con ment, for her honor, nnd glory, nnd communities thnt are extensions of the official ballot, on the ground that
Thao* Ml mortal man was wedded to nnture demning other lines is not forcing for what fs more Important than all the home, where wc shall bo frlcndn the supreme court of the state has
and all the living
g ithings of earth and the conviction upon his hearers that these things—government by mid for with -»nch other, we people of all rac ruled that there is no legal Republf.
party hi_thc stote of Florida. The
air Albert Edwin philips was that he is selling a heitrr line. He is the people.
es, and creeds, where good schools,
t-'ortltin A d v i n l a l n s R * p r» » rn t» tlv «
man. And Trorn this very love of nn merely calling or directing attention
Now thnt tne triumph is won, Jet high standards nf public health, rec can.c2 i.cn *..Cj Lc wuucct, "uui if n
T H E AM ERICA N rtU '.S S ASSOCIA TIO N
ture ho gained his broad knowledge awny from his goods to those of his us proceed to the work In hand In n _reation, beauty shall tempt the fin fow more counties will follow the
of human affairs nnd could look unon competitor.
brand spirit o^ helpfulness, mutual [est type of people to come nnd live lend of Hamilton, o Republican Con
the world with an undcratrYH^j that
Those who think, upon hearing n (rust and civic unity, with charity for with us, and bring up their children. gress would be justified in holding
was given to but few men. Kindly salesman of this type discourse on ail nnd malice toward none.
We enrinot get these things unless wc thnt there was no legal election In
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of henrt, hvond of mind, a Godly man the Inferiority of 'fiio competitors’ /
all work together. Wc must put Florida nnd deciaring that Republican
nnd a true Christian in every sense product, can’t help but wonder if it THE “MATTER WITH AMERICA" them into dally intercourse and into candidates had as much right to of
as Democrats. Hamilton has sn
of the word, an upright nnd upstand is the lack of merit in his own thet
,,'sannod nfice
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL
(C. E. Knoepppet, in Graphite)
dangerous precedent: It pays to be
ing man wr.o followed the straight keeps him from snylng more nbout
ELECTORS.
decent, even in politics, wo suppose.
nnd narrow path from his mother’s It
THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS.
“What’s the matter with America
knee to the throne of God where h*i is
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holds
good
when
talking
about
days?
Martin Carabnllo.
standing today with n clean nnd clear your homo tov/n. Never mind the these
"You
have
been
grossly
mislead
A.
W.
Huston, manager of the
Too
mnny
diamonds,
not
enough
Charles E. Jot.es.
record of deeds well done nnd u life other town, its what you have thnt ninrm clocks.
Southern Utilities Co. plants in the
•
with
regard
to
the
treaty,
nnd
par
J. G. Sbaron.
well filled with good and noblo nets counts.
Tdo many silk shirts, not enough ticularly with regard to the proposed South, is n visitor to the city being on
P. W. Corr.
and but few left undone when the
nn inspection tour. He is a guest of
blue
flannel ones.
W. V. Knott.
summons came. His life could well
character of the League of Nations, the Seminole Hotel.
COMMISSION-MANAGER
FORM
Too
much
decollete
nnd
not
enough
G. B. Wells.
he emulated by those who nie left
by those who have nssumod the ser
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aprons.
WINS
for it in wc find n true example ef
Too
many
consumers
nnd
not
ious responsibility of opposing it.
II. M. Rumiey, of Brewton, Ata
^Commission form passed in Tnmpa. man made in His image, living that
They hnvc gone so fnr thnt those is .back in the city for the winter
The election to decide whether the enough producers.
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he might be a help and Inspiration to
Too much oil stock nnd not enough who have spent their lives, ns I have He says he has been merely spending
And the red flare was flashed from others nnd entering into that other people of Tampa wanted a change In savings accounts.
spent my life, in familiarizing them the summer in Alabama as Sanford is
cit”
government
or
not
was
held
in
life where there is no sorrow', nor
the watch tower.
Too much envy of the results of selves with the history nnd traditions really his home nnd he expects to
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| rare nor suffering. Pass on, old Tnmpa Tuesday and went over hard
work nnd too little desire to nnd policies of the nation, must stand come here for all time as soon ns he
whelmingly for good government.
The Tampa Tribune supported the !
ou have not lived in vain The
amazed at tho gross ignorance and gets through raising cotton. He will
emulate it.
Tnmpa
Tribune
comments
on
the
commission form nnd tne Tampa and the world has been made the het- result ns follows:
Too many desiring short cuts to impudent audacity which have led be with his brother, John Rumiey in
Times wns against commission form. tcr
having lived in it. Your. _.
.
.
. Tnmna
wealth nnd too few willing to pay them to attempt to invent an ‘Ameri- the growing of lettuce nnd celery.
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j memory will be kept green by those
*np> nn%e <Ion.L ?01 1nmPn
the price.
By
nn
overwhelming
vote,
that
Totwimich of the spirit of “get
Thank goodness, ,Sanford will not ' friends who knew you best.
swept all oposition before it, the peo
while
the getting is good1 nnd not
have* to go through another city elec
ple
of
this
splendid
community,
THE SCHOOL MUDDLE.
tion embroglio this fall.
( through the adoption of the commis- enough of the old fashioned Christ
The patrons of the schools nnd th e ' slftn-numngcr chnrter, have made this ianity.
Tool much discontent that vents
After the national election is over school j,nard seem to be ns far apart their mandate:
That we look forward, not back itself in mere complaining nnd too
wc will be fed up on elections for n '
nupatjo,, nf paying for haullittle real effort to remedy the con
long time to come and the man who in(, ,tho children to school ns the ward.
ditions."
-wants to start something In the wav , two po|,.,. jt „Ccms that the mectThnt we look up, not down.
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Thnt pnrtisinn political government
of elections will get the cold should-, jn^ held the other night produced no
er.
results and only fanned the flames in purely local affairs shall no long WORLD WAR MEMORIAL DAY
..
,
. , . instead of pouring oil on the troubled er exist.
Thnt in the great patriotic scheme
Am. the thing that makes us fed pwnters. Like ail other questions this
Sunday, November li, is to bo ob
good just now is the swing of the „ hoo] question has two sides nnd for the upbuilding of our beloved served ns World War Memorinl Day,
national pendulcum to Cox for presi both sides have their own opinions. city there shall he one irresistible and President Woodrow Wilson has
dent. He started out with the Re
The Herald really believes that the brotherhood which shall not lie ham directed that on thnt date the Ameri
A nd a nice assortment too. H ave assisted about
publican
machine an
all uuvu
oiled up and
punuc'jii macniiic
ami controversy wns started I»y the fact pered nnd retarded and mnde inef can flag will be displayed nt half
working fine hut Harding has been (that thc school bonrd was paving fective by the fnctionism nnd sus nmst on nil public buildings nnd nav
forty persons in selecting investments since I have
al nnd military posts "ns n token of
driving it in such erratic circles that moro for the hauling of the school picion of political pnrttsiunship.
That In the work to he accomplish the nation’s participation in the mem
the old machine is awful wobblv.
children on the west side than they
changed this advertisem ent with the valuation in cash
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j were on the enst side. The people ed for the honor nnd glory of Tnmpa, orinl services held for the heroic Am
In another week theRepublicans i living In the city limits have merely Republicans, Democrats, Socialists erican soldiers, sailors, marines nnd
around the $100,000.00 mark.
will be so badly licked at all points'been on-Iookors in the controversy nnd Independents nnd nil factions others, who gnvo their lives to their
country
in
the
world
war.”
shall
put
their
shoulders
to
the
thnt even the campaign manager o f , nnd yet the people living in the city
A m in good trim and anticipating one of the
Armistice Day, the second to be
the party willhave sense enough to , nre paying the hulk of the taxes. The wheel, not ns partisans, hut as fel
low-citizens
nnd
neighbors,
pledged
celebrated
since
the
world
went
mad
acknowledge it. The doubtful states majority of the tax pqyers feel thnt
most successful Winters ever known to our people.
are swinging into line for Democracy the children should he hnulod to to n grent cause nnd determined upon with joy because great armies ceased
their onward rush, will be observed
and the solid Democratic states are , school ns they have nlwnys been. At n grent achievement.
If you have something to sell, see me, or if you want
Thnt municipal government in thU appropriately on November ll. Arm
standing firm ns Gibrnltyr for they the present time nnd for some time to
are in the right nnd right usually come this will lie the only method of city shall be a government for nil istice day is n day of rejoicing, of
100 per cent for your m oney I promise m y very best
happiness, nnd there is not in it thnt
transporting
them.
Having the the people by all the people.
wins.
P
qunlity
of
reverent
remembrance
for
Thnt
every
civic
officer
nnd
every
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schools in Snnford is only carrying
efforts. *
servant, from the highest to the low our (Fend which Is due thnso who
But nssurance of victory should out the centralization method of cdu- est, shnll secure his plnre nnd hold fought the good fight nnd feR in the
not make the Democrats unmindful | catlon n,,d Lullding school houses nt his place on his individual merit, his defense of their country's honor.
My office is in the sam e building with Mr. M. F.
of the danger of overconfidence. Let i cvctX cross rond* in the district fitness, his efficiency nnd his individ Therefore tho announcement of the
•every innn and woman go to the wn,'ld not solve the question. Most
Robinson, my phone number is 97 and the latch
World War Memorial Day is fitting
polls and vote on election dnv and |
the children being hauled to the ual character.
indeed, nnd its observance should be
Thnt
municipal
‘government
shnll
city
school
nre
ready
for
the
higher
-roll up the greatest victory- for the r,tv
rnn,K' fnr ^ h ll,W he a business proposition in which universal
string hangs out.
Democratic party thnt lias over been grades and nil of the children should every
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man
nnd
every
woman
in
this
recorded. And show them that the lie carried in comfort if possible. Ev community is n stockholder nnd the
THE PROPER SPIRIT
aolid South is more solid than ever eryone knows thnt transportation commissioners their board of direct
costs
more
ns
well
ns
other
things
before nnd thnt we nre nlive down
Watch the South East Corner o f Page Two
To editor of the Herald hns always
who shnll serve them and serve
here even If it is a foregone conclus nnd the school board in levying the ors,
been
nn
ndmirer
of
the
Woman’s
n month were onlv doing what them with efficiency nnd faithfulness
ion thnt Florida will go Democratic. dollar
of this city. The manner in
Don't let them cut down our mnjor- in their opinion looked reasonable ; or suffer the alternative of being ilis- Club
which they go nfter things nnd the
nnd
yet
the
man
in
the
countrv
with
linrged
from
the
public
service,
•ity.
five or six children feels the burden
The' Tribune bclieVes this great wnv in which they improve the city
nnd naturally thinks that the chil *optilnr verdict of the people is the and take up the burden of making
WISH THEY WERE HE
dren should be hauled free ns they biggest thing thnt Tnmpa hns done two blades of grass grow where one
have nlwnys done. The Herald secs in half a century. The word will go grew before appeals to us in mnny
,rWtmt happens to a man now If he no renson why the school Imnni nnd out to the country thnt Tampa hns ways. And in rendim' in tho Dnily
“The Man Who Sells Dirt Cheap ”
pens to .get bit by
_ a snake?"
patrons nnd tnxpnyers should not get taken steps thnt will insure n great Herald the other day just what tho
“ Well," replied Uncle Hill Bottle- together on this question and settle er nnd more wonderful city; thnt women intend doing this yenr the
X.
HOLLY
M. 7. U L L A E O ,
K . A. WELL.
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F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots
YES SIR-EE
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T H E M
J.E. SPURLING
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Two Extra Good Values in Our Ready-to-Wear
Department for Saturday and Next Week
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Some Fur Trimmed
Children’s Coats
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Only 22 real snappy Coat
Suits; some fur trimmed; good,
plain, 16 to 44; gold-tone, trico
tine and Duvet; velours, cloths,
navy, reindeer and browns; ex
tra good values for
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$40; special for
All wool velour, broad cloths.
Navy, brown and Pekin; real^
stylish models, for
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Watch for the Big Ready-to-Wear Opening Sale—2nd Floor
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THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDA f , OCTOBER 22, 1»^0
»h>ng5with^th
“high
khey
with
costrca80n ^
{lure People Are
JhihLn ooks. llk1°
Hauling of 5Jo
ijit?" to 8choal wlU havo w He met
Coming to Florida
a lo n g
e m .h . /
the
Of e v e r v .
. m n n n er th a t o th e r p ro b -
pay more money.
cnODRlCn PEOPLE SIZE UP SITUATION r e g a r d in g t o u r .'
ING MOTORISTS
m
in th c
fa« ond
OVIEDO.
ittSO riaSoA* Mar8haU 8I*cnt Monday
at our prospects for a Golf course.
The gentlemen went over some of the
prospective courses near here and
were enthusiastic over the chances of
Sanford for a (rood (rolf course.
There will be a big Democratic
rally at Gcnevn tonight in thc town
hall nt which many of the prominent
speakers will be present. Mrs. John
Leonnrdi will also speak and a big
crrwd ir crpccicd rs Gere'-s U al(wa
on the queztion, of politics.
u . and Mrr. C. LV Brantley. cf
Chulota, were among tho prominent
visitors from Chuluotn today.
Mr.
Brumlcy hns been ill for the past
few days but expects to be nil right
again nnd says he is tio busy to bo
sick. Mr. and Mrs. Brumlcy have
r hfjr7e of*thaf. fire hold, the Ghuliiota Inn, nnd are getting ready for a
big winter season. Chuluotn is among
the beauty spots of Fair Seminole
county nnd when they get that good
road running from Overdo nnd from
Geneva to Chuluotn there will be
many Sanford people going out to the
Chuluotn Inn ror dinner nnd to visit
thc fine people of that enterprising
section.
That the B. 1*\ Goodrich Rubber
/vmnsny secs more than the usual
£ £ S for Florida is Indicated by the U « F r t L t a o Z ^ ml •b*b»' n‘,e"t
?noWinp bulletin from the comL -y 'a offices:
\V.rcn anJ Mb* Wren
“ ^Ujent voters’ ballots nro in big
Yord* I'*a * returned home
ijumi this year—and the motor £ 5 .7 * * . " fLcr a Y*.sit of several
days to Mrs. T, C. Shupe.
m i responsible.
*Tho reason is that winter vacn.•,*.1. sre hitting the trail early
About a dozen of the OHedo ycnn>{ft, 'fall for the rcsorfa In Florida people went to Orlando last Thurs"
Za C a l i f o r n i o . Formerly most of day night to attend a lecture given
Jif.. migrated from the ’cold lands’ by Dr. Derby oil Christian Endeavor
r, ‘train and didn't start until nearly wotk.
flfistmas. This year they arc po
r t in automobiles and are starting
m P: Hoc left Monday for
,irlv to take advantage of the good nunlncsvillo
where she goes as a dele
L b and fine fall weather.
gate from the Methodist Sunday
-This prematuro exodus is causing School to the Federation of Wesley
vtion boards to be swamped with Bible classes.
for absent voters’ ballots,
iw of the winter resortera—men or
Wade Hampton, of Gnincsvillc, was
The revival services nt the Metho among the visitors to the city yes
rtm(n_wnnt to lose their chance of
L>ljne in the presidential election nnd dist church closed Sunday night with terday stopping nt the Seminole. Ho
Ljfquently arc voting before they a splendid service. Rev. J. 8. Chap is the son of W. V*’. Hampton, one of
man left Monday for his home on thc the most prominent attorneys in thc
ulVe their home cities.
•Ihe increased use of motor cars East Coast, to the regret of the con state.
that hnd enjoyed his ser
u the winter vnentionists is shown gregations
vl the number of requests for road mons last week.
Lee Graham, of Gainesville, is in
.■-formation reaching the Travel nnd
the city a guest of the Seminole Ho
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Reed brought in tel. Lee is one of the officials of tho
Transport Bureau of the
Goodrich
Company. During the past two town last week a specimen of the First National Bank of Gainesville
Bonihs, 15,000* Florida road .mnps garden huckleberry raised on their and one of the prominent bankers of
hsre been distributed. The demand farm this season. This fruit is some the state.
for California maps from persons east thing of a novelty for this section but
of the rockics has been almost ns its successful culture by Mr. Reed
Mayor Henry Titus, of Daytona, an
shows what Seminole soil enn pro nouncer.
that tie is *-oing to "damp
^•The requests show that about 90 duce. The berries nre rather insipid the lid down tight" on that town; that
when
eaten
raw
hut
when
cooked
wr cent of the winter rcsorters from
he is going to enforce every ordi
the states east of the Mississippi with sugar nnd a little lemon juice nance in the city code. He states that
wii| go to Florida for the cold months. make n most delightful summer dish. he is going to close soda fountains,
Vacationists from the Mississippi
cigar stores, nnd everything else ex
valley are dividing in nlniost equal
G. M. Arie and II. II. Greer have cept drug stores, on Sunday. He does |
cumbers to go to Floridn, resorts on opened a wood yard in Oviedo fill not state whether movies will lie in
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the Gulf, nnd to California Prnctic- ing a long felt want in the town. As cluded, but it is presumed that it
jlly all rcsorters from the Mississip the sale of wood has been only a will, (lie operates the movies in
pi valley west nre going to Qnlifor- side Issue with several different peo Daytona). Henry ns a reformer will
ple, it nns sometimes been almost im he worm watching.
C*|l is estimated by the Goodrich possible to procure sufficient fuel
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lureau that at least n half-million for ordinary use but now that Messrs
Miss Lucy Byrd Sniytho arrived by
wrsons will take part in this winter Arie nnd Greer have made this work motor from Miami where she hns
gyration If the winter,in the north their business, there is no need for been for several days visiting with
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p severe, the number probably will tin* people of Oviedo to he without friends.
Y
ic:reasc to a million, A Inrge nm'or- wood.
ii}- of the vncntiquisls will spend nt
Florida’s finny tribe in the waters
hist a month in the Innd of sunshine IRISH ANXIOUS TO COME HERE adjacent to Leesburg hns conformed
sr.d flowers while ninny will spend
-------; its accommodation to the tourist sca- Y
the entire winter there.
DUBLIN, Oct. 18.—The proelnma- L,son this year. This information is Y
••To accommodate thosa who intend tion of Dnil Eirennn prohibiting emi- confirmed by loeni angler, C. I). Kirk,
to motor to the winter resorts, the grntlon hns only hnd n slight effect (
■Goodrich Travel nnd Transport lu nnd the American consulate is daily
Tho
student
body
of the University
ting the latest
Intest lnformn- dealing with applications for pass of Florida, Gainesville,
XMU is collecting
took one of
tion regardinng tne roads throughout ports. On a landing of the consul’s its greatest steps forward Inst night
the south and on the Pacific coast, office the Bail decree is displayed when
organization took i
pithfinders nre now going through1 forbidding thc emigration of Irish place inthothcfirst
university gymnasium.
the territory to learn exactly what men of military age and of all citi
conditions will he encountered.
zens of the Irish Republic without
A colony of 100 families from Eng
“The eastern route to Floridn thru the written consent of Dnil Eirennn.
will settle at Moore Haven soon
Wsshington, Richmond, Raleigh, Co
Intending emigrant* nre supposed land
lumbia and Augusta is recommended to apply to the jocnl Sinn Fein jus if that section holds forth ns much Y
ly the Goodrich bureau. The route tices giving their reasons for leaving promise ns Lieut. Col. W. F. Wood
through Cincinnati, Louisville, Nnsh- Ireland nnd full explanations must he cock, late of the British army, be
Tille, Chattanooga, nnd Atlnntn is forwarded to thc Republican Minister lieves It does.
Dd in many places, particularly in for Home Affairs. Nevertheless the
hd weather. Anyone takin-r this applications to the American consul
route is advised to carry with them continue, most of them, however, with
Kvcr.il strong tow lines, jacks, chnins women. From 100 to 15G is the daily
ir.d a hand axe.’’
average. Third-class passages to
New York nre said to he hooked for
months ahend.
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AT COLUMBIA
I hat this policy is appreciated is
constant and gratifying growth i
it is tne desire ot the officers of this bank to con
tinue adding new accounts of those individuals
desiring most efficient and responsible banking
On our record of RESPONSIBILITY
tronage is invited.
Seminole County Bank
Is owned, controlled and managed by home
people, who are interested in the development
and upbuilding of Sanford and Seminole County
and strong financial
connections, we are in position to assist our customers at alltimes inthe handling oftheir financml needs. LET US SERVE YOU.
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The School Buss
Question Up Again
(Br The A«»ocl»l»4 P»ru)
NEW; YORK, Oct. 20.-Edrr.rd
Hardy, aged twelve, has qualified as
MS IIEES' PASSED TO COUNTY the
youngest freshman at Columbia
SCHOOL BOARD FOR FINAL
University, lie started to school at
QUESTION
the age o? three, nnd now he can mas
The school buss question has now ter twelve languages.
teen left to the county school hoard
»r.d ‘hey will settle it at their next ROOSEVELT SAYS
r e p u b l ic a n s a p p e a l
meeting. This ouestion hns Btirred
up considerable discussion in the past
REPUBLICANS
two weeks. It seems that the new
(Ur Tfc« Ai»oditei Pr*«i)
contracts for the hauling of the
GRAND RAPIDS, Oct. 18.—Demo
Khool children from the rural dis
tricts to the city schools niennt nn cratic Nominee Roosevelt, charged
outlay of considerable more money Republican orators of appealing to
this year thnn Inst nnd the city rncinl hatreds and prejudices continue
fchoo' hoard wishing to give the chil to hoar fruit long after election.
dren better service, if possible, con "Wild charges about internationalism
tract'd for this service by,letting out lead' ill informed to believe other
the hauling by bids ns usual nnd the countries nre plotting against us."
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contr.vi t went to A. J. Ensuing on the
Wes* <id0 nnd C. E. Chorpening on CALLS NEGRO VOTERS
the East side. The price paid for
FROM REPUBLICAN P/HTY
this service was so much more thnn
TOPEKA; Knns., Oct. 18.—J^n npformerly that there wns considerable
dik'ussion from the Eust side nnd the penl to the negro voters of America
West side nnd taking the matter of to enroll under the banner of the
the cost up with the school hoard rc- Fnrmor*I*nbor party nnd denunciation
tultcd In tne hoard making it incumb of foreign policies of both the Demo
ent upon cnch child paying $1.00 per cratic nnd Republican parlies marked
mmth to ride on the school buss in nn address here last night by Parley
order that the full eight months Parker Christensen, Fnrmcr-Lnbor
Muling could bo mot. The demand candidate for president.
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----------x----------f r payment to ride on what hnd nl►»y» been free busses raised n ldg McSWEENEY HAS BEEN FED
objection from some of the patrons
WHILE UNCONSCIOUS
of the school. Others paid their dol[*r. At a mass meeting in the court
(Dr Ths Ajwcnt»A Prtii.)
house the patrons of the schools
LONDON, Oct. 21.—Reports officfrom the different districts met with
«* school board but nothing definite riully confirmed the report that McJ°ul<l be arranged. The local school Swceney hnd been fed on the seven
{■ord passed it to the county school tieth dny of his hunger strike during
kinl and at another meeting of the a perioef of unconsciousness. Doctors
r*trons in the court house last Satur forced incnt juice in his mouth.
day night it wns resolved to ask the
(Fiom W*Ja»KUr‘* D*llz>
•rhool board to take of fthe tax of
If
you
nre getting your daily by
Jl-'W per child nnd haul them free ns citv carrier
boy nnd do not get it
heretofore. It is now up w> the promptly phono
P. Rincs, Noi 481
school board to hnul them free for and he will see F.
thnt
nre served.
*’* months and then stop ns the funds Mr. Rincs has charge you
of the circula
*‘11 only last that long or to refuse
t> haul them free or not hnul them nt tion.
* • It is more thnn likely that the
The Geneva bridge hns been put in
}°»H will decide to haul them ns shni-e
travel hut. hns not been fin
r>s ns the funds hold out nnd then ished. for
The
bridge hns been closed for
Eke off the busses or devise some the nast week
nnd nil those who have
other way for taking care of the chil- business
over there are glad to know
dren- bringing the children to the thnt the bridge is again open for
schools Is the beat method of
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inving them the proper schooling and traffic.
centralizing the educational methods
Sneer’s big sale starts tomorrow.
Jnd, it is hoped that some way can he KeeS your eye on , their dally anwviied to hnul them ns heretofore nouneoments. It will pnv you. The
lnd settle the matter In nn amicable prices quoted nt this safe will dem
dinner.
onstrate thnt Speers Snlo is no or
,.lt is only another problem that the
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meh cost of living hns brought to our dinary snip.
d*|r- The people of Sanford have
Bert Krogstadt, professional golf
***en no part in this discussion nnd instructor
of the Edgowater Golf
'.hey nre paying .more in taxes
of Chicago, and Dow G tw c ,
insn any part of the county nnd when Club,
who has been In charge of the Wln:f,f call came for funds to supplement rcr
Park Golf Club for the pnst eight
teacher’s salaries the town pecPe dug deeper thnn any other part J/ars were in the city today looking
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There are many Tractors clamoring for the patronage of the fnrmer. The very air
Is charged with the noise of claims. One would think that nil tht^ farmer hud to do was
to buy a Tractor and he would enter into the Millennium.
Well, consider this fact—there nre a great many different makes nf Tractors. Trac
tors have been on the American market for twenty years. In that time snme three hun
dred thousand Tractors have been sold to the farmers in the United States. ‘I he Fordson Tractor has only been nn the market two years, nnd hi that time more than one hun
dred thousand Fordson Tractors have been sold to the farmers of thc United Stales.
Two and two make four. Two nnd two always will make four. If the Fordson
Tractor hnd not delivered more good work, more satisfactory work* more economical
work, than any other farm Tractor, It would not have sold in thc ratio of, anywhere
from five and more to ono. "The proof of the pudding Is in the eating.” 'the proof of
the superior merits of the Fordson Tractor is in Its larger sale and use.
The Fordson Tractor then nsks you to buy it because of what it has done for your
neighbors. It nsks you to buy it on its merits. It asks you to buy it, Mr. Fnrmer, be
cause you have use for it every day In the yrnr. All the uses for the Fordson Tractor
Imvf not yet been uncovered because new platen where machine power can take th^
plare of human power, where machine power can supplant horse and mule-power, nre
being found every week, and wherever surh discovery occurs, the Fordson Tractor will
fill the hill more satisfactorily than any other form of power.
The Fordson is simple In deslira, and It is very strongly made of the highest quality
of iron and steel. It is the product of tho greatest mechanical genius the world hai
ever known, nnd it is most economical In first cost and alter expense, 'the Ford sort
Tractor on your farm will Incroaac thf* value of every foot of*ground in that furm. ^|t
will put more dollars and cents into every hour you put into the farm.
Now why not have a Fordson right away? Take up the subject with us. Come In
rnd get thc dctnils, nnd all the.particulars. It is only a matter of time until you buy a
Tartu Tractor—that is sure. Ko don’t pdt if o(T whe;v it means money to you to act
promptly.
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD
CONFEDERATE VETERANS GRANTED
SPECIAL RATES TO ORLANDO FOR
REUNION SECOND WEEK OF NOV.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1920
cncc Is expected. Those desiring will
be given tne opportunity to say what
“The Most Sacred Spot on Earth" Is
to them.
The music will be congregational,
but as heretofore enthusiastic,
Services begin at 7:30 p. m.
want real eats cervcd In proper style. HUNTING SEASON BEGIN8
hunter can take only! one dm , two
Watch the Herald for announcements
NEXT MONTTI, NOVEMBER 20 turkeys, twenty quail or twenty-fW*
on special dinners for Sunday.
other birds in one day, also that th*
killing for the season muit not n .
Unlawful
to
Kill
More
Than
One
CAR GOES INTO CREEK
coed three deer, ten turkeys and 300
Deer, Two Turkeya or Twenty
other-birds.
THEN BURNS TO CRISP
Quail in One Day.
There arc said to be many Uw.
GOBLINS GATHER
breakers In Florida who do not sbld«
M. K. Parrish, of Parrish, had a
The Florida hunting sennnn begins by the reg .Rations, and in some conn,
AT MOBLEY’S STOKE close call Saturday night last. While next
month, November 20th being the tics protective organlrations hit*
on his way home he ran into the rail
Mobley's Drug Store will be the ing of the small steel bridge across first day upon which sportsmen may been formed.
snoot quail, squirrels, wild turkey,
gathering place of all the witches and the creek in the hollow, about a mile doves, geese,’brant, rails, coots, sand
goblins nnd "everything" this year north of Rocky Bluff, and his car, a pipers, deer, snipe, ducks and plover.
T. D. Hux has a 15 acre field of
Hupmobile, went headlong Into the The huntsmen may go In the woods cane on th* east edge of Lake Okee.
and those who arc contemplating any creek.
He was uninjined, however,
parties or amusements of any kind in so went to the home of Rev. J. F. and get limited numbers of this game chnboo, from which he haa ahull,
after November 20th until March 1. shipped this season, over 6,000 g»f.
the Hallowe’en line should see his Reeder, a short distance away, to get
A person mny hunt in his voting Iona of syTup, making a total of 15,.
fine lina of Hallowe'en goods now on help to get his car out. When be re rccinct without a license, n county 000 galolns from tho field. The syr
turned
with
the
necessary
help,
he
display in the windows. Mr. Mobley found the car n mass of flames and censes costs §1.00 nnd a license to up brought $1.25 per gallon on board
is anxious to carry this line and sup- | practically burned up. The tank evi hunt in a county other than the one the boat. That’s not far from $1,0*0
a person resides in costs $3.00. A an acre for his Investment.
ply the wants of the Sanford peon's ; dently
sprung a leak, letting the gas non-resident of the state mny secure
nnd keen the trade nt home nnd nis
efforts in this line should appeal to run down onto the hot engine, start n license by the payment of $15.00.
Buy your post cards at the Htrsld
-The ‘law says thnt
‘
indi
the people. Sec his advertisement in ing the blnze.—Palmetto News.
lividual office. Beautiful views, lc each.
the Daily Herald.
TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 18—N. A.
BERT CHAPMAN HERE
d itc h , Major General commanding,
has issued n special bulletin to the
Bert Chnpman; who formerly was
Confederate Veterans of this state, our grand little catcher on the win
Betting forth the arrangements mndc ning teams we nut in the field in
for transportation to tho Confederate yenrs gone by is here nnd we hope he
stay all winter. If he can pick u
Veterans Reunion a t Orlando Novem will
a job that will keep him fit he wi
ber 10 to 12, as follows:
probably get one on th
Delegates w.ll purchase regular stay nnd will
Chap is now with the Bos
one-way tickets to Orlando obtaining railroad.
Amerienn team in the "Llg.show”
certificate receipts from ticket ngents ton
nnd
hn3 a fine future bet'oro him.
at time of purchnse of tickets. These His many
here hope he will
certificate receipts when properly be with us friends
ns
long
ns
possible for ev
signed by Adjutant General Jtnwls erybody likes the Chnpman
’’DAI)’* BADER KNOWS COX.
and vised by the depot ticket agent, good ones, both of them—one a boys—
A. C. L. or S. A. L. railway, Orlando, er nnd one n pitcher nnd both ofcatch
them
II. L. Bader, whp Is fnmiiinrly
Fla., will entitle the holders to pur loyal nnd patriotic Sanford players
known as “Dad’’ to his many friends
chase return tickets a t one-third of
formerly resided nt Camden, Ohio,
the regular one-way fare from Or- all the time.
the
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lando
to
the
original
starting
points.
Inni
ZELL’S NOVELTY JAZZ BAND. nominee of the Democratic party and
Tho securing of
is continThe
oi this
imo rate
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the next president, resides. Mr. Bad
gent upon
li|<un there
------------being at least 250
The members of Zell’s Novelty Jazz er knows him well nnd knows the
holders of certificate receipts.
| Band
were here yesterday nnd three family and he says thnt Cox is the
The following parties are entitled i of them
Such a f:rc n: we have suffered will naturally cause inconvenience,
at the Star Theatre greatest man nt the head of affairs
to travel under the reduced rate as last nightplayed
nnd so charmed the audi thnt Ohio has hau in many years nnd
but we shall take enre of our business. We nre rather proud of our hav
named above:
that they could not get interest that Cox is big enough and broad
Members of the United Confederate ence
ing filled orders the first day after the fire, and good service to our
ed in the pictures. The members of enough to be president nnd when he
Veterans.
the
Zell's
band
are:
H.
F.
Hartzell,
customers
will be maintained throughout tho season.
is
elected
he
will
bo
a
real
president.
A member of the family of a mem piano; J. H. Hartzell. drums; H. Pcul"Dad” came in this morning nnd gave
ber of the United Confederate Veter ter,
saxophone; L. Shackelford, trom us his dollar for the election of Cox
We have large quantities of well ccnsoned IDEAL FERTILIZERS
ans.
bone, nnd G. F. Grecnmyer, violin. nnd says there is more where thnt
Members of the Sons of Confeder- They
stored nt our vnrious distributing houses throughout the state ready for
make Lakclnnd their hendnunrt- came from if it is needed.
a.c Veterans.
immediate shipment to any point. We have large quantities of mater
A memoir of the family of n mem ers but expect to be in Sanford sev
ber of th* Sons of Confederate Vet- eral nights each month during the SEMINOLE OPENS UP
ials
stored in warehouses which were not dnmnged nnd buildings which
oran8, season having made engagements for
NEW THIRD FLOOR
n«
Members of
of the
the Confederated dnnees nnd other amusements.
can be ultilized for mixing until the temporary mixing plant a.ready well
The Seminole Hotel is now one of
Southern Memorial Association,
under way is completed. The many growers depending upon our famous
of- the
family of a mem- FLORIDA FAIRS AND CONVEN the finest hotels in the state having
Vi member
iu t;iu i/v s u*
41 * *. «. , -- i L.„ —. U n brands shall not be disappointed.
completed the third floor nnd having
her of the Confederated Southern Me
TIONS.
tho rooms all furnished nnd ready for
morial Association.
The meeting will be called to order
October 2G-30—W«Mt Floridn Fair, business and last night the rooms
Skilled engineers are rapidly forging nhend on plans for n larger
were nli filled with guests. The third
iromptly at 10 o’clock on the mom- Marianna.
building thoroughly up-to-date in every equipment—the very last and
ng of Nov. 10.
November 2-5.—Leon County Fair floor has shower baths which me
proving so popular everywhere, es
The San Juan Hotel will he the of nt Tnllnhnssee.
best word in fertilizer factories.
ficial headquarters of the division.
November 2-6—Tnylor County Fair pecially with the travelling men. The
Seminole hns nlso installed n large
a t Perry.
electric
sign thnt will light the way
A HUGE SUCCESS.
November 3*0—Madison County
on the dark nights nnd hns a string
Fair, Mndison.
Wo have just ben informed by Per
November 9-11—Walton County of lights all around the front entrance
making this pnrt of the city n real
kins & Britt thnt the largest cut price "Fair, DeFunink Springs.
WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO.
thoroughfnro. Under the manage
November
9-13—Suwannee
County
sale that they hnvo attempted since
ment of Mr. Olson the Seminole is
Manufacture™ Ideal Fertilizers
Live Onk.
'.heir starting in business is one big Fair,
November 10-19—Alachua County catering to the wants of the public as
Agricultural Building
Jacksonville, Fla.
never before nnd their Sunday din
success. This snle hns only been go Fair, Gainesville.
ners
arc
attracting
people
from
out
ing on now for thr£c days nnd you
November 18-27 — Floridn State
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of town nnd the home people who
can pass their place nt nny time dur Fnir, Jacksonville.
December 7-11—Miami Palm Fete,
ing the day nnd find it crowded with
Miami.
people Inking advantage of the many
December 29-31—Floridn Educa
bnrgnins that they have to offer.
tional Association, Tnllnhnssce.
Tne prices, wo understand, from
February 3-12—South Floridn Fnir
colinr buttonr to overcoats, hnvo been nnd Gaspnrilln Carnival, Tampa.
cut down so thnt it is hnru to realize
February 13-18—Midwinter Fnir,
thnt only a month ngo, clothing pric Orlando.
es were high. We have met more
March—National Editorini Associ
than one man that hns informed us ation, St. Augustine.
tf
thnt the suit he had on entno from
---------- x----------Perkins Si Britt for §25.00. And this
HALLOWE’EN
w*e claim, certainly sounds like old POLLYANNA
MEETING
times.
Experienced salesmen nre on the
The Inst two meetings of the Poljob, assisting in putting on this snle lyanna
Club were held respectively
nnd the large crowds nre well taken with Elizabeth
Knight nnd Ruth Hen
care of in good shape. Such old ry. At both meetings
a very delight
timers ns Felix Frank, Tracy McCuiler and Sam Younts nre here to help. ful time wns enjoyed by the girls,
These large crowds learned of this Eliznboth wns assisted by her moth
snle through the Sanford Herald nnd e r in serving ire cream nnd cook-.
Chnrlcs Britt, who nttends tho adver ies.
Being the month of Hallowe'en, the
tising for Perkins Si Britt, hns in spirit
the season found expression
formed us that the real reason for in tiie ofdecorations
and refreshments
the success of this sale is due to the
at
the
Henry
home.
The curtains
awful slashing of prices nnd the San
were drnwn nnd the rooms dimly
ford Hcrnld letting the people know lighted
by candles. Pumpkin-faces,
about it.
witches
nml-black cats, with the
Bend the large nd they hnvo in to
day’s paper nnd watch their space Hnllowe’cn colors fentured the at
decorations.
regular this week nnd you will find tractive
Apples nnd pennuts, grapejuice nnd
some dollars.
doughnuts, nt the refreshment hour
-----------x----------completed the happiness of the little
MACHINISTS WOULD STOP
club. “Tom nnd Jerry,” the twin
MAKING WAB MUNITIONS Maltese pets of the household, joined
in the frolic, unwinding balls of ynrn
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.—Ameri nnd otherwise disporting themselves
can workmen in arsenals, munition with feline gayoty, proving thnt real
plants and navy yards, nre preparing “ents” nre ns much fun on Hallo
to mnkc what is decinred to he the we'en ns the blnck cats thnt adorn
the walls.
first practical move to end war.
__ favors were “annrinpern which
The
The International Machinists’ Un
ion, the thini Inrgcst, and regarded concenlcd caps, flags nna other small
ns the second in power in the Amer gifts.
The young hostess wns assisted by
ican Federation of I,abor, with con
trol over all organized machinists her sister, Miss Florence Henry.
The next meeting will be held on
making munitions and vessels, will
within n month cnli n conference of Tuesday afternoon with Camilla PulChandler’s red u ctio n to SI 8 9 5 is th e n e w s on the street tod ay. And
the metal workers of the world for cston.
-----------x---------concerted nction on n program to
it's good n ew s to the car-using public, because it m eans th at Chandler
bring about n world disarmament.
SEABOARD ENGINEER
William Johnston, the head of the
has taken another big stride forw ard in th e leadership o f its field.
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
machinists' organization, declared
thnt the question of future wars rests
STARKE, Oct. 19—J. M. Tntum,
T h e G rea test D o lla r -fo r -D o lla r V a lu e
In the hands of the skilled mechanics Senboard engineer on the Wnnnee
nnd the other metal workers of the branch, met n tragic denth Inst
T h r o u g h o u t th e In d u stry
world. Thry nre the men who make week. While lenning out of the en
the death-dealing devices of war, nnd gine cab to inspect the running gear,
The Chandler lias always been closely priced and
Is only one Chnndler Six, refined nnd Improved
If they should cease making these de his hend struck n good rack, enusing
today,
at
11895,
it
Is
decidedly
the
greatest
value
throughout theyenrs but never radically changed.
vices, war would cease.
almost Instnnt death. He is survived
In the whole automobile Industry.
There is no other car like It. You will find the
To stop the transportation of mu by bis wife nnd daughter, Lucile Tn
nitions in opposition to war is futile tum, Clifford Tatum, of Fort Pierce,
exclusive Chandler motor under the hood of no
T h e L e a d e r o f A l l S lx e s j
ns long ns munitions continue to be nnd Rufus Tntum, of Washington, D.
other
car.. No other car, within hundreds of
mnde.
M o s t C l o s e l y P r ic e d
C.
dollars of tltc Chandler price, has the features
B
Announcement
Chandler is BacK
to $1895
The Orlnndo High School will open
the foothnil season here Snturdny, Oc
tober 23rd, with n game with DeIjind High on the local gridiron nt
the fnir grounds.
The locnls' first game wns played
with Summerlin First nt Ilnrtow, Sat
urday, which resulted in a tie with n
score of 0 to 0. Jack Branham, conch
forOrlnndo High will bring home the
bacon nt the end of the the season.
Coach Branham says he hns some ex
cellent mnterinl in his lineup nnd on
ly needs a few games to bring out
some promising
stars— RoporterStnr.
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R. C. MAXWELL, Mgr. Sanford Branch ?
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ORLANDO WILL PLAY I>ELAND
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The Minmi bond election for $400,000 wns carried with an overwhelm
ing mnjority. This is the second time
thnt this bond issue hns been before
the people. At the first election it
wns enrried by a large mnjority, but
on account of Rome technicality Judge
Brnnning in tho circuit court decided
against it.
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MUSIC FOB THE WINTER
The Committee in charge of the
Music to be rendered nt the Baptist
Temple this winter, will meet tonight
nt 7:30 nnd ngree on plnns for the
same, ns well as decide upon the per
formers. The Hcmplo is ereeting n
very* large nnd fine organ to be used
SPANISH WAR VETERANS,
in the new audience room.
The report of this music commit
ATTENTION!
tee will be printed Inter in the Her
The Spnnish War Veterans of Sem ald.
inole county have expressed n desire
to form a post or nt least get to THE MOST SACRED
gether in order to take a part in the
SPOT ON EARTH
Amerienn Legion Dny exercises nnd
on other occasions. All those who
The above is the sabject of a dis
would like to get together should sec cussion at the Baptist Temple this
me nt the postoffice.
evening. On nccount of meetings in
the Presbyterian church, the Wed
R. A. TERHUNE.
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-----------x----------nesday service have not been held
Buy your post cards at the Herald for three weeks. The service ton'ght
office. Beautiful views, lc each.
will be interesting nnd a large nudi-
It has always been the basic policy of the
Chandler Company to build a really fine nutomobile and to price It closely. The great Chand
ler plant, the millions of capital employed In
Chandler production are back of that statement.
They exist because of that policy. Chandler Is
the greatest of sixes nnd the most fairly priced.
C o n s t a n t l y R e f in e d a n d I m p r o v e d
B u t N e v e r R a d ic a lly C h a n g e d
Other cars of many kinds nnd many motors
have come and gone while the Chandler Six, now
In Its eighth year, lives nnd grows, and every
6cason multiplies its thousands of friends. There
characteristic of the highest type of design and
construction for which the Chandler Six is justly
famous.
H a n d so m e C h a n d le r B o d y T y p e s
O n O n e S ta n d a r d C h a s s is
On the one standard Chandler chassis, famous
for its marvelous motor nnd for its sturdy, de
pendable construction throughout, nre mounted
six beautiful styles of bodies thpt meet every
requirement for your comfott nnd satisfaction.
Beautiful in design, exceptionally roomy and
comfortable, and highly finished, these six Chand
ler models invite your most exacting inspection.
L e t U s P r o v e C h a n d le r W o r th to Y o u T o d a y
SIX BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF BODY
Sei'en-Passenger Touring Car. 1/595
Sew n Passenger Sedan, S2995
Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, 1/975
Four-Passenger Coupe, S289S
IA II p.-lcti J , o. b, CUrtlonJ. Ohio)
WRIGHT TIRE CO., Distributors
Four-Passenger Roadster, 5/595
Limousine, S3395
Sanford, Florida
THE CHANDLER.MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND
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�THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 22, lttft
and w it. ii'« ii r toll morninj
the
for
the '‘J u n rin -° ( lhcarrangement*
Bcard of Trarfe
Ch*,nbcr of Commerte and to
wa? dnna u8eC^ Ury * J ,once' This
^ . ? on* h» th<s preiident apnointM?mKL<LC n ,^ e
and the
ip,
C?
mmiltce
actine
committee of the whole with fullasPow-a
er to net. Th a committee met with G. W. KNIGHT CONTRUCTION CO,
INSTEAD OF BATTLESHIPS SAYS
to
o7nin« and
AND MEISCII REALTY CO„
to Imnf8
employ R. W. yPearman,
Jr.,decided
of the
COX IN SPEAKING OF THE
BUILD MORE HOMES.
LEAGUE TO WOMEN.
to CS?Sfl.!u
Commerce,
CitAter Shows to give a week’s exhlStian here the first week in January,
fht club is anxious to make enough
ffluney to erect a building on the lake
front to house the Rod and Gun Club
which will also be used ns a
...^quarters for the tourists and any
, 5(1 #11 visitors to the city. The Rod
t5j Gun Club has orgnnlzcd with a
Jjien or more members to take up
Ii* matter of the building and have
already had a tcntntlve plan drawn
ir.d know whnt It will cost and are In
a hurry to get money for the project
without going to the people direct,
ffhile the building will be n public
ceeting place for the big gatherings
daring the winter it will also be the
fctidqunrtors of the Rod and Gun
Club and be used exclusively by them
•it their fishing nnd hunting para
phernalia.
The Johnny J. Jones’ Greater Shows
seed no introduction to the people of
Sanford or of Florida ns tney have
the reputation of being the plggcst
and best of the kind in the United
States today or.d they will give the
people here a week of good times.
Tne shows will be placed on the
lake front or Borne centml location ns
near the business section of the city
ai possible nnd a* they have nothing
hut first clnss and elenn attractions
the people of Snnford enn be ossured
of having n week of fun nnd pleasure
with plenty of band music ami plenty
of fun. iTio Jones' Shows winter in
Orlando but will not show anywhere
in this part of the country except at
Sanford in Jnnunry nnd Orlando In
February at the Five County Fair.
And still they go up.
Sanford men nave d l the confidence in the world in their own town
and they know what this town will
be in a few years and they arei icetting up the new houses Just wnen
they are needed.
PRICES ON CARS FALLING
Col. G. W. Knight has started an
HUT NOT ON FULL VALUE CARS
other fine bungalow on Magnolia
avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets and the Metsch Realty Co., is
starting another fine home on Oak
avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets and before long the South
side of the city will be built u- solid
with fine homes as far ns Sanford
Heights.
into a car. There Is a fixed price for
all units and raw materials and ver*
Mtjle flexibility on the cost of labor.
Add to this the expense of the engi
neering nnd other departments nnd
the interest on the investment and
you have the first cost of the car.
"Not long ago the maker of n cer
tain high priced car reduced the pric
es of the various types from $1,000 to
$1,400. Under the new schedule the
value is just the same as under the
old. When everything thnt goes intcy
the enr costs just the same as it
did on tho first of September, what's
the answer to the reduced price? Did
the buyer n month ago get lull value?
"This feeling is manifested among
buyers of all grades of cars from
the light four to the heavy six, eight
or twelve. People think of the rnnrgin of profit as compared with value.
“As fnr ns we arc concerned the re
duction in price by some of tho ma
kers hns had no visible effect. There
is ns much value built into the Dorl
ns is possible and this fact in pretty
well understood. Also, Dort prices
SNEAK
THIEF
EVIDENTLY are
known to represent nu unusually
KNOWS WIIAT IIE WANTS
low profit.”
AND GOES AFTER IT.
Somewhere in the city of Snnford
or suburbs or perhaps in a neighborIrg city is n mnn who hns n ijicc sup
ply of morphine, cocnine nnd nlso
»mc nice jewelry nnd gold. The gold
it the kind thnt is used for filling
teeth and the light fingered gentlecun who now hns this gold nlso hns
,-sough coke to put him to sleep while
he is having the gold put In hfs teeth
if he so desires. ,
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Some one broke Into the offices of
Dr. Marshall, Dr. Stevens nnd Dr.
Brown, in the Ball Hnrdwnrc Co.
building nnd extracted all the mor
phine and cocnine he could And. ho nl*
«o took gold from Dr. Brown's dental
office nnd In Dr. Stevens office n silwr-card case took his fancy nnd he
inriexed thnt. He also stolo the medi
cine case from Dr. Stevens' car. Probibly the same mnn broke Into the
room of Mrs. R. S. Keeler In the Welika Apartment building nnd stole
some very valuable jewelry.
It is also thought he rnnsneked the
dental office of Dr. McCaslon ns he
r*i found in tho operating room when
the doctor came bnck enriy from lunch
ind caught him there but could prove
nothing on him ns he stated he wns
eervlv wniting to have nn examina
tion of his teeth nnd went nwny from
there after making n date.
He is evidently n dope fiend or one
»to is handling dope for the trnde ns
he knows whnt he is doing nnd tnkes
tr.ly drugs nnd gold fillings nnd
inull jewelry nnd stuff thnt he enn
easily hide after making his getaway
ir.d stuff thnt is ensily sold nnywhere
in the world- The police have n good
description of him nnd expect to
fitch him in a few dnys here or else
where in the state as he will come
out again after a few dnys.
AMERICAN HANKS
WASHINGTON. Oct. 18.-American bankers in conference with gov
ernment officialn nnd sugar compan
ies agreed to r.fford relief from the
finnncinl stringency in Cuba.
GEORGE CREEL’S VISIT
HAS NO SIGNIFICANCE
d r Tk* Aiixlilit Praia.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.—White
House nnti state department officials
denied George Creel's visit had any
official status.
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
NEW HALL ORGANIZATION
(Dr Tk* AiracUUd Praia.)
CHICAGO, Oct. 18.—Discussion of
plans for the reorganization of basehall under civillon tribunnl atnrted at
n joint meeting of the National nnd
American League Club owners.
It Simply Removes Obstructions toJBIood Flow
goes
WITH A REAL CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
rrtom r iid iy ’i
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The Sanford Board of Trade took
1 long stop forward today when It
General Fire
Insurance
o w a t r e o r u n r a n k b u il d in g
Sanford.
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CLEVELAND, Oct. 16.—Governor
Cox in addressing a large audience
of women here today advocated a
National Women's Congress to frame
a program for social legislation for
the presentation to the president and
congress. He said that in the last
congrras a baby bill providing for
maternity and infant rare waited in
vain while the reactionary leaders
spent the time in scrapping the
league. He said to favor the League
not only to save the children from
war hut to turn the national resourc
es from battleships and armament in
to school houses and healthy work.
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Florida
E.itabliaJwd J906
O RLANDO , F L O R ID A
SpiciaJfsfd in S prays, Sprayers and Spraying
M a n u f a c tu r e r a of
SCHNARRS SPRAY FORMULA
lor W HITE FLT a n d SCALE INSECTS
To a v o id s u b s t i t u t e s see th a t
SCHXAJtU ap p ears on every b arrel
The stockholders of the Standard
Growers Exchange, it is announced,
at a meeting Inst week increased tho
capital stock from $100,000 to SIr750,000 common stock nnd $500,000
preferred, all of which was fully sub
sc rip t nnd paid for.
Lawrence Gentile succeeds Joseph
A. Trombcttn ns vice-president nnd
Order direct or from our Winter Haven Branch, or through any
of the following:
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Pori Myers Warehouse, Pert Myers
Gulf Fertilirer C*., Tamp*
K. O. rainier Fertilizer Co., Jacksonville
Or through allocution* xtfdUt?d with the FlotuU C itrui Exchange, com m er
cial irn y e ria n J in e rrlu n li generally throughout the citnit lectiom of the State.
W r i t e u s for c o p y of S c h n a r r s S p r a y B o o k ,
Schnarra Sprayar Catalog and C om plete Price U s t
Stat* DIMrtlmtora
lnform»tlrm In r * (* rl la
c o n u v lo t
N I A G A R A
C IT R U S IN S E C T S
A N D D IS E A S E S
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Accumulations of many years—And 'Pirns E<
Pressure on Nerves—Arteries
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E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY
The '’LOGICAL TREATMENT
JA C K SO N V IL L B ,
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And Veins, so that the Blood Stream Functions Better
Nourishment to Dormant Tissue.
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7 At all
dnjjgW,
Post Cards at The Herald Office
No Mystery—No Imagination
TELEPHONE 184
L. C. CAMERON
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We are distributors for the
famous
USIN ESS men and professional m en, in chootA J ing a car, place dependability first.
‘Vesta” Storage Batteries
That is why so much of the important work of the
day is entrusted to Buick.
For any make of Car
For thoie calls where tim e it important and get
ting there essential, Buick can be depended upon
for swift, sure transportation.
Guaranteed 18 Months
and e v e r y t h in g t h a t
AQEN T8
HEN yim w»nt *ok$ comto rtin f r*li*[ from m y
•* it* ro * l" pain. u n Blo*n’*
IJn ln u n L l t t k n l h * Job w ith
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DO IT NOW
IF NOT, SEE
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
GENTILE HEADS STAND
ARD GROWERS EXCHANGE
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ENERGIZER
ARE YOU INSURED?
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ir any make of B attery and g u aran tee it for
months. Also have a Rental B attery
while we repair or exchange yours.
decided to change the name to
it* Sanford Chamber of Commerce
md to employ a paid secretary, to
tike up advertising, to nsk for n
•’Jm <*, money each yenr from the
Hty nnd county nnd to incrensc the
tttmbcrship fee from ten dollars to
L. A. RENAUD, Prop.
twenty-five dollars per member and
Phone 189
then to go nftcr five hundred pnid
ttembera.
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This resolve to do something nnd
dJ it now was strengthened by* the
presence of B. R. K*asler, secretary
the Jacksonville Chamber of
Commerce nnd his assistant, R. W.
hearman, Jr., who were present nt
* big meeting of the Bonn! of Trnde
Wide range of materials and analyse;
~*t night In the Palm Room of tho
Hotel Valdez. The meeting wns a
formulas properly proportioned.
{jovial meeting cnlled by President
Hiller to talk over these important
For SEED BEDS and YOUNG PLANTS:
thaje* of the past, present nnd fuFlorideal Special (5-8-2)
wre of the Bontd of Trnde nnd there
w«re nliout fifty members present.
F oi G E N E R A L G A R D E N V E G E T A B L E S :
Hr. Kessler made nn earnest! plen to
Hie members to got together, to cmM anatee Trucker (4-6-3)
Hy n good secretary, to Improve the
Seminole Vegetable Grower (4-7-5)
“ke front, built a boat basin, have
Iwf links and country club nnd other
Seminole Trucker (5-6-3)
•rauiemcntJi nnd to advertise the
Our Catalogue describes many other brands. &
m*ny ndvnntnger, of the city nnd
our Fret* Itooks and Price List.
‘ounty in n booklet nnd in ncwspnitcrs
magazines. He pointed out the
Full stotk Fall Fertilizers, Insecticides, etc., on \
“mdvantages of fake advertising of
our Branch \ \ arehouse
Jnsny other pitfalls for the feet of
•he unwary publicity committee and
M r.lR. C. MAXWELL, Mgr.
v r over thirty minutes gave ono of
most earnest talks thnt the Board
?' Trade has ever had. He wns loud7 »pplaudcd at the end of his ndand E. T. Wootlniff, F. P- TotCol. G. W. Knight, b. C. Marfertilizer company
, w« and others present gave short
■*'«* thanking Mr. Kessler for his
J^m* of encouragement and asking
Jacksonville, Fia.
Agricultural B u ild iu g
questions about the best manner
^•; which
put* the Board
-men to proceed to pi
Trede in working order
You will find among the new Buick Twenty One
M odels—the car which exactly suits your business
needs and the needs of your family.
T h e mechanical excellence of the car you choose is
backed by a nation-wide authorized Buick Service.
wh
Sanford Battery Service Co
Prices of the New Nineteen Twenty One
Buick Series
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W. J. Thigpen, Local Agent
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m 3 SANFORD WEEKLY nERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1S20
In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judleia* ch, north 70 degrees, W 2.12 ch, north
Circuit, Seminole County, Florida. 34 degrees, east 1.55 eh. to beg. And
also that tract of land in section 0,
In Chancery.
as foliowa: Commence a t a point 10
ch. south of NW cor. of NW 1-4 of
SE 1-4, thenco run west 1.73 ch. south
20 degrees W 0. 57 ch. south 70 de
grees, eoat 0.91 chains, north 34 de
grees, east 1.55 ch, north 73 degree!
45 minutes, west 6.02 chains, north 4f
chains to beg; and niso the south 1C
acres of SW 1-4 of NW 1-4, sccticr
10; nil in township 21, south range 31
cast.
You nro horeby ordered and requir
IWOIUIIU# I f llllu in Lie A * ts IllD j A sU v v tll A
Jciks, W. L. Branch. W. H. Leonard ed to be and appear to the bill of
L. G. Stnrbuck, and J. B. Leonard, de conplaint filed herein agninst you bj
ceased, them and any of them, or oth M. S. Jciks, on Monday, Novembei
erwise, whether known or unknown, 1st, 1920, and it is further orderec.*
and all other parties claiming an in that this order he published in Th<
tcrest in any wiso in and to the fol Snnford Ilcrnld, n newspaper, once n
lowing described property in Seminoh week for twelve consecutive weeks.
Witness my hand nnd tho odlcinl
County, Florida, to-wit:
Ail of SW 1-4 of NE 1-4, section 9, seal of tho Court at Sanford, Scminoli
less 1 acre known as No. 6, G. O. But County, Florida, this the 13th day of
E. A. Douglass,
ler’s survey) and niso begin at ccntci August, 1920.
section 9, run west 1 1-2 ch. north 5 Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Coun
ch. E 1 1-2 ch. S 5 ch. and niso ont ty, Florida.
acre in section 9, to commence a t n Schelie Moines, Solicitor for Com52-131<
point 9.10 ch. south of NW cor. NW plninnnt.
1-4 of SE 1-4 run E 1.27 ch. thcnco S IN CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IN AND TOR SEMINOLE
70 degrees, 45 minutes, cast 5.3G ch.
COUNTT. ri.ORIDA. IN
South 34 degrees, west 1.73 ch. thcnct
C1IANCER7.
north 73 degrees 45 minutes, west 5.67
ch. north 1.33 ch., nnd also in scctlor. SLAVIA COLONY COMPANY, a corporation
9 to commence a t a point ns follows nadcr the law* of tb* State of Oblo, Cuaplalotfa.
From the NW cor. of NW 1-4 of SE ant,
J. C. MrltniDE, et aL.Decnitanta.
1-4,
run
south
10.48
ch.,
thcncc
south
OP PUBLICATION.
| 73 degrees 45 minutes, east 5.62 ch To the ORDER
unknown kclra, deriaee*. tranter* or
claimant* and all part'** claiming an
nr.tl from this point of Leginning rur olhrr
ender J. C. McBride and .............
north 34 degrees, etst 3.32 ch, east Intrrcat
Mcllrlde. hi* wife, O. P. Parrott and.............
2.42 ch., south 34 degrees, west 5.2F Parrott hla wife. Arch Arrrette and.............
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Among the new buildings that
grace some of the principal corners
of Snnfortl streets is that of the
Wight Tire Co., at the corner of
Magnolia nntl Second street.
The
building is 60x117 feet, made of
pressed yellow brick nnd is one of the
prettiest buildings in the city from
any standpoint. The best feature in
this building that contains many of
them is the ‘‘drive in” filling station
where the motorist can drive in with
room for four cars nt n time nntl get
Ids oils, gns, water, distilled water
for batteries—in fact he is waited
upon in sun or rain by some of the
boys while the customer sits in his
ear—anti the motto of tills enterpris
ing firm was ‘‘there is it man at the
curb to serve you"—but now the man
is at the filling station to serve you
nntl not on the outside curb.
Adjoining tho filling station is the
tin* nnd accessory room that is filled
with the largest supply of retail ac
cessory stock ami supplies in the
state carrying everything for the mo
torist. In tiie rear of the tire nnd
accessory room is the storage room
with nntple space for the storage of
twenty-five cars anti everything com
plete for the best of service. Back
of this room is the garage nntl ma
chine shop under tho supervision of
Ed. S. Ward, wito knows just what
to tlo fair tiie patient when n ear has
been jammed or something goes
wrong that needs the diagnosis of nn
expert. Ed. has the goods nntl deliv
ers them every day.
In the northeast corner of the
room is Chnuncey Wilson holding
sway over the vulcanizing nnd tire
repair simp that is in the same build
ing nnd it is superfluous talk tc* sny
anything about Chnuncey Wilson nntl
his vulcanizing business. Chnuncey
is the man that put the "can” in vul
canise nntl that is enough for that.
In the front of this building on the
south r.ide is Ihe large nntl elegant
sales room, with a large plate glass
front nnd red tile floor anti every
thing just right for the proper show
ing oC cars and the cars lay the way
are the famous line of Chandlers,
Clevelands, Franklins nnd the Repub
lic trucks. Anti just ns nn item of
whnt this firm is doing it might not
lie amiss to say that in Seminole
county alone1 there nro now 52
Chandlers ntnl n large number of
Cleveland nnd Franklin enrs anil Re
public trucks ns testimony of the
ability of the Wight Company tu t
only to sell cars but to give their
customers real service. This is not I
half the story hut is only it short
note on the above ctij nnd the firm
tnut occupies the same.
MT/GKRALD IS FIRST
OF STRIKERS TO BIT
(Dr Th « Aaiotlatail Trait.)
CORK. Oct. is.- ’r he first- tlon\h
among the hunger rikers in Cork
jail occurred I; •: : 'it. Fitzgerald
died at 9:45, T.tvi. g fasted sixtyeight days.
The condition of Fitzgerald and
Murpln had become so grave today
that, with the consent of tiie other
hunger strikers, the prison doctors
wore permitted to give Fitzgerald
medical treatment. A Cork special
ist also was called in.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18.—The
police have found no clue to the mys
terious death of Elmer C. Drewes, a
Dartmouth college student found dead
Sunday on the outskirts of Philadel
phia with a bullet wound in bis head.
Nn weapons wero found but auto
tracks were visible.
Why Pay tor Your Home
and Not Own It?
The table below’ shows how a thousand
dollar loan is paid off in eleven years and
eleven months at the rate of $10.00 per
month.
......................... Itorharh hi*
wlfr.
Mule
A Uitadtr. NelUe Alexander. Carrie Aleundrr.
William Aleiaader, (ieorf* Air under, the ketraal
la v efJoaeph Alexander, dwraar-l. Saranah, Fla
* Wrntera Ballroad Oompaar, a corporation an•t the law* of Iha atat* or Georfla and the
Stala of Florida, Robert II. R*mac; and..............
Ramoep bU wife, WllUam U A. HU*. Truate*
for Martha J. Clda aod her two d* orb ten,
Marlba V. Bill* and Marx W. Bill*. Martha J.
Bill*. Mirth* V. m il. Miry W. RTI*. A. P.
r*ro*ll. Trade* for Oeertf* raraalL hi* wire
*nd ber children. Georgia Parnell tod lb* child
ren of A P. w*m*l| end Oeor^a Pantell, n.
M. Bailer aod ..................nailer kt* wife, If. II.
Slerea* and ................. Stefan* hi* wlf*. 8. W.
Tiyler and ................. Taylor hi* wife, Wm.
O llier and ................Oatller hi* wife, A. P.
Parnell and..................Parnell hi* wife, Daniel
nirh aod ................. Blrb hie wife, Flmton W.
Taylor and ................. Taylor hi* wlfa.Lowla
Horne,and .................Horn* hla wlf*. Gnatavna
A. Petteway a id .................. Petteway hi* wife,
John I. Brand and.......... .
Brand hla w ilt.
D. tv. Carrie and Kata Carrie, hla wlf*. J. Wt
Ro«e and ................. Boa* hla wife. Wanen P.
Larancr* Sr., aod ..................laramore, hla
wife, A. Tardea and .................. Turdre hla wife,
W. T. Iera mors and ..................foum art bli
Woord U* wife, W in* Ho*edTi
J*4 ........
ui
• ..........«..R*1I LI* wlf*. I , y* y^
..................UcJCilt hi* « | V *,
MS
pn>p»fty b m lM fttr d w r i w ,'," * * * U tta
tin eUImlat »n latem t |« I?,.** 40 *vkllnal# la JemlaoW Count;, St.t!14..* !? * ^ .
"Tk* SeatbwMt q«*rt« ^ t U L T " 14*tad U* Northwnt 2 S L 2 * * * *
a**1*® * V-«srt»r of 8*cUcb isS ^ llo* IT i tbo W s S l u V of
qo»rt*r. Ira* fifteen .ere# | a , t ,
a»r of Beetle*
tb» S oolw ...
North***t qo.rtcr c f Revlon
*
a w f o r of NcrthM.t q o .n ,.
SO. all la Ttmn.htp 21 Soatb R *m *«
Too *od r.ch of f o a ^ i b-A
E**,H
« 4 .................i * r s u w u , , wl*
oppr.r lo u.0 Complain;,,f.
tl.Ud for iwilr* coaaercttt* mttu V .il P*
ford Herald, a o..wapaper of l * w l
pobll.b*d la
Wltnroi: B. A. Doafleaa, O f f ! Lf'ti
Circuit Coon, and tho *e«l of „ } 4 i }*
14th d»7 of Aojroat, A. I). IWO.
<P*4|> .
*• A. WH’OUSI
I'*’ l« * Ql*». BoUdlor* for CempUlaii.^
Payments $ 1 0 .0 0 per month on loan
of $ 1 0 0 0
latereat
TO PROTECT OUR CUSTOM
Rock Lime in barrels
Hydrate Lime in sacks
ERS’ INTERESTS AND TO MEET
THEIR VARIOUS NEEDS FOR
SERVICE IN AN EFFICIENT
O V dSU Y S 1IMII.LHD0.l t V (INV
TORY MANNER.
Nursery Stakes
Pine Lath
\
Phone 36 for Prices
Chase & Company
F. P. FORSTER, President
B. F. WHITNER, Cashier
Sanford, Florida
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W A U C U LA
HAMPERS
D O N ’T JUDGE BY SAMPLES
• SEE OUR NEW STOCK
W AREHOUSES A T BECK HAMMOCK
AND DUTTON’S SIDING
Balance
Unpaid
1 year
2 years
3 years
4 years
5 years
737.52
6 years
7 years
8 years
9 years
10 years
11 years
11 years, 11 months
A home of your own will always be worth the
money. W e carry a complete line of Lumber
and Building M aterial and will appreciate
yourj[order8, w hether large or sm all. Either
will!have o u r usual efficient service.
Sanford Truck Growers, Inc
21c T h rou gh W a re h o u se s
The" House of^Service and Price
PHONE 135
Office and Yard: Third St. and Myrtle Ave
'
IT IS THE CONSTANT
AIM OF THIS BANK
I f you pay rent for eleven years and eleven
months what will you have to show for it?
Why pay for your home and not own it?
.f ^ '
lo M r Bird oa Sla ,1*; ,.f
l)*0. lb* urn* teln* * Hal* l>*r If it., f: pIt U farlbtr ordered tbit thl*
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THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER
Among the visitors to the city to?>. W. Walker, Jr., is in the ci
„ from Geneva were J. II. Hud- Ithis
week visiting his father, Dr.
and
D.
D.
Daniels.
flestsn
W. Walker and family.
A. B. Robinson, of Lake Monroe,
Norma Herndon is spendli
-ho Was bitten a few days r.go by a theMisa
week
with her parents ai
nttle snake la improving very np* will returnend
to Stetson tomorrow a
iJi# although he had n very close temoon. Miss
Norma Is taking a
silofit.
at Stet-his year.
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--
—
—— * —■ «t u v i a
.METHODIST NOTES
Mr. Ed. Putnam, who was for j
a mainstay in the Methodist ch
here and who returned a short
ago for a few weeks, has gone
to his new home
Birmingham We
____ ,in
m uirmingnnm.
regret losing him but our loss
los is
Rirmlnt'Vi*">'- gain.
— *Birmingham's
President Miller, of the Board of
Trad;, expects to have something new
-nd novel at the next meeting of the
Board of Trade. The meeting will
occur on election night, November
the* regular banquet will
i-<- and
*
•
____
t 2nd,
The ladies of the church met Mon
day afternoon to arrange an auxil
iary for the Polish relief fund.
'! ‘--y .. .*»■'
k t k g
-
Fifth: It 13 the best Bailing
Sixth: It contains only such
Ingredients as have been officially
approved by the United States Food
Authorities.
The finest quality Baking
Powder—at the most economical
cost ‘The Biggest Bargain That
Goes Into the Kitchen Today."
Mix plain flour with pure baking
powder instead of using uncertain
mixtures. Then you will know your
bakings are pure and
gdultf fitrd.
flour cannot
m ic
m c A v ic *na near
to returns 00 cents extra
YOWELL-DREW CO.
New Furniture Annex
Calum et
N ut Cookie
Rcclpo
—J cuji butter,
cup sugar, 2
eggs, \i cup
flour, 1level tea
spoon Calumet
Baking Powder.
cup chopped
nuts, 1 tea*pixin
I cm on juice.
Thm rnlx in the
regular way.
H«tn
—
It is with distinct pleasure we announce the
opening of our new furniture annex and extend
to you the invitation to attend and view the
larger’, and most complete furniture show rooms
in Central Florida.
,
1 here will l>c displayed the finest of Quality
Furniture and Home Furnishings, that will
equal, if not excel, anything in the entire state.
Mrs. T. O. Parker, of .
I visiting in the city this w
j guest
of her• smuKIIll!
daughter, M
I Walker.
IV .II— -Miss Ruth Ilnml re
from Jacksonville win
have her eyes treated,
The chick supper given Sn’Jrdny
night was i.nongreat
success. The ladies took In one hundted and four
dollars.
Mrs. Tom Williams hnd as
ner guests Wednesday, Mrs,
Hettinger and Mrs. W. L. Mi
W. L. Morgan and J. K. M
spent several days at Dayton
last week.
Dr. S. W. Walker filled .h
at Umntilln Sunday night, hi
first of a serise of meetings
hold there this week.
Y ear in a n d y e a r out
Uneeda Biscuit have
maintained their place as
th e w o rld 's b e s t so d a
c ra c k e rs a n d th e r e b y ]
hold the esteem of Ameri- ‘
can h o u se w iv e s w ho 1
demand super-excellence
in p o in t o f c ris p n e s s ,
flavor and nourishment.
Keep a supply on hand.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
—
Saturday, Oct. 23
1920
The Bending Circle of tl
ary Society met with Mrs.
lips Tuesday afternoon,
their new book for the y<
the study period Mrs. Melt
several solos in her charm!
ter which Mrs. J. D. Parke
most fitting, presented to
Perry, the oldest member
clety, a large bouquet ol
roses, in honor of this mei
, birthday.
1 The hostess served ten i
| at the close of the progran
We Cordially Invite Your Attendance.
Music and Refreshments 3:30 to 5:30
P. M. and 7:00 to 9:00 P. M.
owe
Rev. Daigcr, of Umatilla e
ed pulpits with Dr. Walker
night and delivered a forceful
on "Bear Ye One Another’!
.I,.-'- "
rew
Orlando’s Greatest Store
.Mr, and Mrs. Sandy Anderson nre
home again after touring the North
this summer. They nre great work
ers in thcSundny School and church
and we arc glad to welcome them
among us ngnin.
Mi. J. C. Hutchinson, our live wire
Sunday school superintendent, will
lend the prayer meeting Wednesday
evening. Don’t fail to lie there.
Dr. Tr.errell, Fie.d Surdty School
so relnry of Florida, will deliver addresses in the chuich Thursday af
ternoon at Jli.’tO ami Thursday evening
j.t 7:.3t). Dr. The.-rell is one of the
greatest Sunday sg'im! workers in
the South and we nre fortunate to
have him in our Florida Conference
work. The opportunity of henring
great men doesn't come every day.
Don't let this one pass.
METHODISTS LADIES ATTENTION
You nre requested to meet at
Methodist Church Friday a t 2 p.
and bring Any clothing suitable
immediate use tor the relief of
Poles.
the
in.,
for
the
MRS. PARKER,
lfi7-'Jtp
Chairman.
I MADE a (Into.
ON THE cyo-slght card.
WITH THE Insurance Doctor.
AND THEN wroto down.
FinST HE poked mo,
'TWENTY.TWENTY.
THEN TICKLED my ribs.
THAT MEAN8 your cyan.
AnE SATISFACTORY.
SAN FO RD , FLORIDA
Especially Equipped For
Limousine Bodies a Specialty
Wc solicit Trade from all parts of Florida,
work Guaranteed.
Spnnlsh Mackerel
Pommes Dutchess
Fried Chicken n la Chef
Baked Stuffed Potato
Sweet Potato Glace
Stringless Beans
Sntnda cu In 13
Peach Melba
Black Coffee
Cheese and Crackers
STATE AND COUNTY OCCUPATION LICENSES NOW DUE
205-207 Oak Avenue
Those concerned will plense take
notice that licenses became due Octoher 1st, and arc delinquent after that
dnte.
JNO. D. JINKINS,
Tax Collector,
lGS-f»tc.
“ We Deliver The Goods”
Local and Long Distance Hauling
PHONE 498
,r
House You, Tell Olhcrs. If Wc Don't, Tell I
Seminole County.
-----------x---------Mr. nnd Mrs. O. P. Swope and
family of Oviedo were in tho city
today on n shopping expedition.
Mr. C. P. Sieg, of Jacksonville,
was a visitor in Snnford this week the
gu;st of hi:i brother, ChlcP Speer.
Mrs. Judge Houston and daughter,
Miss Florida, arc the guests of Mrs.
Campbell and Miss Lucy Dird Smyth
nt the Hotel Yaldez for a few days.
tn c
Miss Eloise Keen is in the city
from Washington, D. C., on a visit
to her mother, Mra. R. C- Keen and
her sister, Mrs. Nathan 0. Gamer.
Announcing the Formal
Opening of the
Mrs. Morris Snenccr on
honor of Mr. and Mm. J.
or last Tuesday evening,
erts and the Harry Wilson
present.
JJHEW YOU BUYIT-WHCHYOT USE FT
f
. . n ,v » v I is*** |»ir vv/
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Grow have re
cently moved back to Sanford. They
have been gone some time but Mr.
Grow now has work here and they
are delighted to b<* t'--1'
Mrs. Bridle Williams is
from Tampa where she hi
some time. Mr. William;
business there. Mrs. Will
of the “Daughters of West
welcome her return.
Powder that can be produced. Was
liven highest awards at World’s
*urc Food IlrpoQiticn.ChicagojPaxij
Exposition, Paris, France.
________ _
turns |1.50. ’if the member wishes to returns.
take his wife to the election returns
----------x----------he can pay $1.75 and set hla lunch i Mrs. Proctor, of Geneva, was In
and two tickets to the returns. Of j Sanford, Thursday the guest of her
course
the ladies are not barred from sister, Mrs. Hills.
iKn lnneh«AH I# <h— -- - J --— *
-
Tuesday afternoon a social service
of the Missionary Societv was held at
the home of Mrs. W. P. Fields, of
Sanford Heights.
you buy it.
Second: It has more than the
ordinary leavening strength,
therefore, you use less.
Third: There arc no fail
ures—it always makes the
sweetest, most palatable of
foods.
Fourth: It i3 used by mil
lions of housewives—lending
domestic science teacluts
and cooking experts.
b m
WILL GET ELECTION
RETURNS AT PRINCESS
AND BREATHE and blow,
AND t laughed and said.
THEN HE Ustonod in,
Ml CAN alwsys see.
WITH HIS UtUo trumpet,
TWENTY.TWENTY, Doc,
AND MADE mo run.
MY CIGARETTES.
COST TWENTY cent*,
FOR FIVE minutes.
THEN LISTENED some more
« t •
FOR TWENTY imofcao,
• • •
YOU DET jour lift).
THEY SATISFY, too,
AND THEN In tho othor.
HE PLANTED his thumb.
T T doesn’t Uks a "20-20" eyo to
1 “see” the rssl valoo In Chester
field's exclusive blend of flno Turk
ish and Domestic tobaccos. Your
ttute tells you that their oualltr
is genuine—that the blend u dif
ferent — t h a t Cbeatarflelda dq
••satisfy."
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TODAY
THE SANFORD HERALD i
IN T H E H E A R T OF TH E W O R L D ’ S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUME XII.
SANFOHD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA
STATE ROAD MUDDLE
NATIONAL WOMAN’S
COST OF LIVING IS
SEEMS ABOUT SETTLED
PARKS IN EFFICIENCY
BOUND TO DROP EVEN
DANGER CONGRESS
LAKE ACCEPTS POSITION
WITH HIGH WAGES
New Board will Meet
DEMOCRATIC
In Tallahassee
RALLY AT
TO ELECT CHAIRMAM
L0NGW00D
R E C E N TLY
ENACTED
W ATER
POWER LEGISLATION WOULD
DESTROY N A T IO N ’S PORTS
RKING HELD A T PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH TODAY W ITH M AN Y
IN ATTENDANCE.
Hoover Says Thai More
CONTRIBUTIONS
Production Is
WILL HELP TO
Needed
WIN VICTORY
NEW ADJUSTMENT
(Dj 7h# Aiiofli(f«) rm i)
Among the many meetings in San
AM HERST, Mass.. Oct. I I.— Dec
ford
this week i.» thnt of the Wornlaration thnt national parks through
Congress of the
put the country nre in imminent per nr'* Efficiency
il because o f recently enacted water Northern District <>f the St. Johns
power legislation wns made today by Presbytery.
The meeting is living
Horace McFarland, president of the held in the Presbyterian church of
American Civics Association in ad this city all day today nnd is being
dressing thnt body. He said under attended by all of the leading women
the law, corporations have the right
AND R EO RG ANIZE T H E HOARD
c , { OW|l PRESENT AT LONG- to file claim o*. every drop o f falling of the following cities: Astor, Astor
Park, DcLiml, Umatilla, Leesburg, SEND IN YDUR CONTRIIIUTIONS
WOOD LAST N IG IIT —OVIEDO
FOR S T A T E ROAD
*.vnter in any federal reservation nnd Oakland, Orlando, Maitland.
AN D HELP DEMOCRATS
FRID AY NIGHT.
use the resources o f parks for selfish
WORK
The ofifeers nml leading women of
ON TO VICTORY.
advantage.
these cities nre in attendance nt the
I*torn T>-r».lay* P«lly)
'M SI h e MADE A L L ALONG TH E
meeting led by Mrs. J. W. Smock, of
The road muddle seems to be ad
I he Democratic Executive Commit
J. E. Ilonn is in the city from Del .and. The meeting will Ik* in ses
Contributions for the Democratic
LIN E IN EVERY
justing itself and the very latest on tee held a big rally at Lung wood Inst Pnss-n-Grillc where he hns been sion nil day nnd at noon today a fine
rnmpnign
to
be
sent
to
th»
trensue
IIUSINBSS.
this subject Is thnt Forest Lake o f night that wns well attended. The spending the summer. He expects to luncheon was held by the ladies of
er of the Democratic Xntionnl Com
this city, has ncceptcd his appoint meeting wns held on the comer o f go to port Orange in a few days to Sanford for the visitors.
a? n « AoMut.il r»»„t
ment ns n member o f the Hoard and the public siiunrc between the hotel consult I)r. Masters nnd he hopes to
The meeting began at ten this mittee will be taken here at the
TOKEPA, Kane., Oct.
14.—The
that a meeting has been called by the nnd the business blocks nnd ther. be pronounced well nnd fit to return morning nnd will close at five this Herald office nnd the names given
apex
of
the
high
cost
of
living
has
ebairmnn, M. M. Smith, in Tallahas were many from Longwood, Altn- to his position with the firm
of afternoon nnd much constructive credit in this spnee each week. Any
see on November 1st. The meeting monte and other sections present.
Chose & Co., again.
work for the year wns mapped out. of the loynl Democrats who wish to lieoti renched in America and from
R. J. Holly noted ns chnirmnn o f
« m > to have been called in Orlando
now on the prices will undergo a
rn Fiidny o f this week lu t this will the meeting and introduced
the I
make a contribution no mntter how downward readjustment,
Herbert
be superceded by the meeting in Tal- speakers who were George A. Dennd giving »k
it Hoover u
declared
a njicccn
speech nrro
here u>to*small,
...... . should give it in hum
u i h i vu in i>
inhnssce nnd nt the meeting in Tal Cottcs, C. M. Hand nnd .1. J. Dick
will know tlint it is going for a rood 1n^’’ Me l<n^ ^ ,or wages need not
lahassee the new board will be re inson. The speakers were well re
organized with the new
members ceived nnd nil of them made earnest
cause. The following have sent in f f i r would In c rtH c t h f producUom
their contributions:
present nnd the chairman will be appeals to the voters, men nnd wom
en to register nnd to mark their bal
elected for the next four years,
The following contributions were
'from Tkur»<!«» i t)»ilr>
lure several times during the season
PRETTY MORNING WEDDING
There hns been considerable dis lots for the Democratic nominees.
J.
K. Holliday, o f Ilrewton, Ala., is being in the buying and shipping of added by C. II. I.effler, that energetic
cussion on this matter in the press The records o f the Democratic nnd in the city the guest of friends.
winter vegetables and fruits.
and true old wheel horse of the Dem
A pretty event of the week wns the
nml in various circles for the past Republican pnrtics were taken up
ocratic party who went out nnd made wedding o f Miss Barbara Evelyn Ber
month ns the present chairman, M. nnd comrmred nnd the longue o f NnYou enn get tickets foi the dance
R. II. Ilronson, of Key West, was
M. Smith, whose term wns out, failed •ions hold aloft ns the banner under nt the Valdez Hotel Friday night at in the ‘city yesterday shaking handsi? ,K’r,0,mI ■‘••IdUtion of the follow ner to Mr. Joseph Edwin Wnthen,
vvhich was solemnized, Tuesday morn
to get rc-nppointed by Governor Sid which they wilt rnlly for victory in the Herald office.
|with his many Snnford friends. Mr. mg:
ing nt ten o’clock, nt All Souls Catho
ney J. Cntts nnd various rimors were November.
-------' Brunson was here for many ycurs ns
lic church, Rev. Father M. J. Farley
Seminole County Democrat*
The next meeting will he held in
in circulation nh to who would bo his
Hon. Forest I-nka hns returned local mnnnger of the Southern Ilell
performing the marriage ceremony.
ic Exe. Committee... ...$.10.00
successor, finally resolving itself in Oviedo Friday night o f this week at from a business trip to Tallahassee Telephone Co., and he wns g|nd to
The decorations, which were coiiJ. J. Dickinson ______ . . . . 25.00
to the appointment of Forest Lake, which there will be several Hnnford nnd Jacksonville.
get buck for n few dnys visit.
fiil'd to the chancel and altar, were
Mrs. F. P. ID n ca____. .. LOO
of this city. The nppointcc hnd to speakers nnd some of the local speak
lovely. Masses of golden glow were
C. 11. I . e f f l e r .................. 2.00
come from the Fourth district nnd ers of Oviedo nnd Mrs. John LoonM. M. Smith, chnirmnn of
prettily nrranged among trailing
the
t
0.
P.
Swope,
of
Oviedo,
wns
I).
A.
C
a
ld
w
ell................
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there were several applicants for the nrdy o f this city will he one o f the State Rond Department, if in
vines of nsnnragus fern nnd blended
the among the out of town guests of the
K. C. Mills ...................... LOO
position. Mr. I.nke, of this city, wns speakers on this occasion.
city today on business.
harmoniously with the white nnd
Hoard of Trade banquet Inst night.
J. M. Stcuman _________
.50
Everyone is invited to nttend these
tendered the position nnd would not
gold of the nltnr. Ropes of fern
Mr.
Swope
is
an
enthusiastic
liooster
Seminole
M
a
rk
e
t.........
.....
2.00
political
accept it for some time ns he could meetings regardless of
were festooned above the chancel nml
Frank Kay Anderson of the Thom- of the county nnd the state upd nov
Lcym
Alman
...........
1.00
not make up his mind nbout giving up creed nnd it Is expected thnt n large as Advertising Co., with headquurt- 1er fails to attend the meetings of
entwined in the chancel balustrade
I,. J, lin k e r _____. . . ____ LOO
his time to the position nnd take enre crowd will greet the spenkers nt ers in Tnntpa, is in the city today on the Hoard o f Trade. He is also the
ex.cntiing to the front pews. Within
G.
B.
Hla
d
d
e
r
..................
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Oviedo.
of his business affairs here.
the chancel tall standards held bnskbusiness.
I county commissioner from his dis
8. Robbins ......................
1.00
In the pnst few dnys Mr. Lake, nf-x its of gorgeous yellow chrysanthe
-------trief nnd one of the live reul estate
Mabel
Snint
________
.50
Don't
forget
the
**13"
Club
dance'
ter making severnl trips to Tnllnhasmums. White prieu dieux with their
Remember the big dance at the turn of the county.
J. M. Lord nnd wife .
100
sre has decided to accent the position at the Valdez Hotel Friday night. Valdez Hotel tomorrow night ( F*ri- ’
satin cushions nnd tracery of feath
—I----.50
C.
A.
Clark
..........
anil hns been duly qualified nnd will You nre nil welcome to come out nnd day). Get your tickets nt the H er-j W. C. Sntcher. of Longwood, wns
ery fern completed the charming set
.50
W. E. Collins ____
wish.
take his position ns n member nt the enjoy the dance nnd help Sanford at !lI(f ,;ffiri, if>
ting of the wedding group.
in the city calling on his many
Louis
R.
C
o
llin
s
___
.50
meeting in Tallahassee. The chair the same time.
Immediately before the ceremony
friends today. Mr. Sntcher wn:. for
.50
S
ch
w
a
rts
.........
man of the new board will be chosen
a
beautiful program o f music wan
Rev. Paul C. Rurhnns will fill the merly a resident of this city being
.50
A. Knnner __________
nt this meeting nnd is not chosen by ENGLISH MINERS
rendered by Mrs. T. E. Koumillat
pulpit nt the Congregational church nn employee of the A. f\ L. but is
w
.
A
.50
.
T
i
l
l
i
s
_
_
the governor.
who presided nt the organ nnd who
Sunday morning nnd evening. Ser now engaged in the lumber business
W IL L GO ON STRIKE
1.00
0 . A. Anderson
The personel o f the new board will
ilelleh'fuHy
sang, •‘Ilenuty’s Eyes."
vice
11
n.
nt.
nnd
7:110
p.
m.
nt
Longwood.
A. .viullum ___ ........... I.
1.00
BEGINNING MONDAY
be Forest Lake, W. A. Holt, C. A.
Mr. Sid Rive gave a charming rendi
,*n
1
1nnron
M.
Tutwfler, J. D. Smith nnd Ed. Scott.
tion of “ Drink to Me Only
With
I)r. Hobson is dining the County
lOr Tl» Aitoclttti! rim.)
E. U. Drown, state sales manager
M. D. delaki
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The State Rond Department is now
Thine
Eyes”
nnd
Mr.
Clarence
Ma
Medical
Society
nt
the
Seminole
Ho
of
tht'
Virginia
Carolina
Chemical
J. D. ! ’ vrker
1.00
LONDON, Oct. 11.— Minors offic
nml will he in the yenrs to come, one
honey sang, "I Live You Truly.”
tel tonight
anti
the mcdicies are lonk- Co., is in tiie ritv today on business
Hi
tts
L.
A.
1.00
ials
today
decided
thnt
the
long
.
,
,
.
of the most important parts o f the
.Mrs. Roumlllntt played the hridai
connected with the local office here.
threatened strike of coal miners mR forward to a fine time,
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K. II. 1 ildev
state government nnd the fact that
i In*tus frmii Lihcngren for the en
Ills
many
friends
are
glad
to
see
him
1.00
A.
!,enrdrii
E..
it will soon be ready for business un which is expected will tie up indus
trance of the bridal party and MenScottish Rite Masons o f Jackson again. Mr. Hrown generally nuinntr
1.00
Stoke • u Milil -e
der the new bonrd will he good news try throughout England, will begin ville nre to build a great Cathedral
deis hit’s "Wedding March" for tho
1.0(1
cs to get here In time for the month
J
II.
Starling
Monday.
to all o f the people who wnnt to see
rcvirsior.nl. During the reading o f
for the sanctuary o f the Scottish Rite ly banquet of the lloard o f Trade.
huy Bros.
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progress unretarcled.
the
marriage service, “ Schubert**
Free
Masons
o
f
the
Grand
Orient
of
1.00
J. r. Turner
W H ISKEY SHIPS W IL L
Serenade" was softly played. The
•frem Ws'lr*»•!*?'• lUliyt
Florida.
1.00
(Yi
HE
CONFISCATED
SHOWER FOR MISS HERNER
bride nnd her attendants
walked
1.00
Snnfoid Mch. A Fdr <’»
1alone preceded by the ushers, Dr. L
Mrs. A. F. Hell hns just returned ’
.Miss Lillie 11••nor. of Charleston is
<11? Th» AtiMUDd h m )
IlMidall Chase
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A. Brandt nnd Mr. W. Ovens, euch
Among the pretty pre-nuptial af
NORFOLK, Oct. 11.— Prohibition from Houston, Texas, where she at the guest of Mrs. Dumas.
1.00
W. A. I.effler
member of the wedding group taking
fairs tendered Miss Evelyn Berner Officer Iiramc announced thnt ships tended the
Confederate
Reunion.
2.00
C a s h ........... ........
their
places within the chancel. The
was the miscellaneous shower given bringing smuggled whiskey to this While nvvny she also visited Austin,
Mrs. T. o. Charles and Mrs. Dally
1.00
llrrnum F. Steele
1bride, who was the last to enter,
by Mrs. M. Minnrik.
port will be confiscated by federal Galveston and‘ New Orlenns
nnd Mrs. J. N. Robson will motor to
1.00
R. B. Wight .......
walking alone, wns met at tho altnr'
The home wns tastefully and ar ngents.
New Smyrna tomorrow.
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J. II. T i l l i s .........
by the groom nnd his best man, Mrtistically decorated with dninty pink
A. P. Musselvvhite, of Geneva, is
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J. A. llnrrold . . .
51, Tnrbell. She wns very’ sweet and
vine nnd gracious hnmboo. Miss Her- NORTH CARO LIN A FAILED
among the very latest purchasers of
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K. K. Hrndy . . . .
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dumas, Miss Honor
winsome in her travelling suit of co-ncr wns met at the door by Mrs.
a
new
Franklin
nnd
is
now
enjoying
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R.
C.
Whitten
.
.
.
TO RAISE PASSENGER RATES
nnd Mrs. J. N. Robson will motor to
penhugen blue, its straight lines most'
•Minnrik nnd Misses Margaret nnd
the same. He bought it from the luikeland one day this week.
1.00
V. E. Douglass . .
I
becoming.
Toupo braidings finished
Agnes Rcrner, who led the honored
(Dr TV* AuocUOd fiH il
Wight Tire Co., o f this city nnd is
1.00
Deane T u r n e r __
, the belted coat nml the collnr was o f
guest to folding doors where a mock
...
W ASHINGTON, Oct. 14.— Invest!- now a Franklin l»ooster.
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( ’has. K. Wood .
mole-skin fur. With this wns worn a
The many friends of Alfred Rob
ceremony wns performed by
Miss fratj0n of the failure o f the North
.50
Mrs. T. K. Roll . .
white silk crepe Georgette blouse and
son will be glad tn know that he has
Claire Walker, who wns master“ “of Carolina State Corporation Commis
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L. Allen. Jr. . . .
Ld. Coyner, representing the Fruit
a hat of black panne velvet in one o f
ceren "iilcs, little John Walker ncting sion to authorize nn increased pas and Produce Rating agency, is in the been appointed rapitain at the Geor
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W. C. Williamson
the newest models. She carried an.
as riii,' bearer, following much mer senger and baggage rates within the city today looking nfter business con gia Military Academy, lie has also
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M. F. Robinson .
arm bouquet of bride's roses.
riment o f this the bride-to-be was state similar to Interstates rates or nected with his firm, lie is a famil been given the position o f dnneing
.50
t nsli . . . . . . . . . . .
The maid of honor, Miss Margaret
tencher
in
the
academy.
told to unwind the pink web in nnd dered by the Interstate Commerce iar figure in the fruit and produce
1.00
Alfred Foster ..
Berner, a younger sister o f the bride
out of tbc rooms, where were dis Commission. Hearing is set for No trade in the state.
.50
II. P. I-ntspnugh .
wns charming in her giilish frock o f
covered the many beautiful gifts giv vember 12th nt Raleigh.
Mrs. T. S. I.lo.vd is home again, nf
1.00
II. W. Herndon .
Japanese blue taffeta with vvhich was
---------- x----------en by loving friends. As Miss Bern
ter spending the summer months
1.00
1
1
.
F.
Whitner
.
.
II. C. Eaton hns purchased a fine
worn a picture hat of b’ack mnlino
with home folks in Michigan and
er returned to the doorway she was SOME COTTON WAS
.50
J. H. Tyner . . . .
seven passenger new Chandler from
and jet/ Her flowers • cr^ white
will
be
here
this
winter
nt
the
home
greeted by a shower o f rice vvhich
CONSUMED IN SEPTEMBER the Wight Tire Co., nnd is prepared
1.00
R. V. Williams ..
snow
bnll crysantheniiinip.
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
poured down from the heart o f n
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L. Y. Iiryan ___
to haul passengers long or short dis
The tiny ring bearer, John WalkerHand.
Mr.
Lloyd
will
be
down
Inter.
white hell suspended just above her.
(Br Tit* AtlMtllrJ Pffli)
1.00
John Miller _____
tances nnd take care o f them in evMinnrik, the handsome small con o f'
---------- x----------A delicious salad course was serv
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W ASHINGTON. Oct. 14.—Cotton ^ ' ^ o y .
R. J. llo llv .......
Mr. and Mrs. M. Minnrik, was an a t
ed and dainty enkes surmounted bv consumer during Septeml>er nmountJACKSONVILLE GAINS
'
tractive, cunning little follow cu ItU
miniature brides were presented each ed to 457,047 running bales o f lint
From Longwood J. N. Searcy sends suit of white nml carrying a yellow"
NEW IMPORT RATES
The Pure Food Market announces
guest.
nnd 57,121 hales linters, the census the arrival of the first shipment this
in the following today:
nlnmandcr In which was concealed
bureau announced today.
JACKSONVILLE. Oct.
14— Im
the wedding ring.
season
of
the
well-known
Brookfield
A. Y. Fuller .................... C.00
AF TE R G AM E HOGS.
----------- x----------The bride's maids, Miss Elizabeth
pure pork sausage. Their nd appears port rates from this port to Central
('. II. L effler raised the following
GREEK KING CONTINUES
have
Musson
and Miss-Minnio Lee Allen,
regularly in the Daily Herald and it Freight Association territory
Sheriff Morris anti Deputies Stone
C R ITIC A LLY IL L will pay you to look it up regularly. been secured to go into effect nt an from Sanford:
who came after the ushers, were very1.0ft
George G. Herring .........
early date, placing Jacksonville on a
#f>(l Turner have spent nbout three
attractive in their dresses o f change
K. A. Douglaaa.................* 1.00
parity with Savannah.
Chairman
able blue and gold tnffetn fashioned
(Dr Tl*
Frm )
E hr tnoin shrdluetnolnshr su u u u
Mrn. K. I). Bullock, o f Steubenville, John c. Ilond of the city commission
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IV rkins fi B r i t ; ..............
in pital design with pivot edges, uni
ATHENS, Oct 14.— King Alexan Ohio, is In the city again for the win hns received a wire from
day* in the woods each looking for
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wer
lb
A R ou m llln t.........
Lincoln
que nnd lovely in their originality
violators o f game lnvvs. So fur, no der continues critically ill ns a result ter. Mrs. Bullock with her daughter, Green, chnirmnn o f the C. F. A., stat
W E. W n tson _______ ____ LOO
with the three-quarter length sleeve**
granddaughters. ing: “ Have secured concurrence of
(,ne has been arrested; hut there is of a monkey bite but physicians re Mrs. Clark, nnd
F. P. Forster ___________ 10.00
war worn long white gloves, block
Misses Marian nnd Margaret, hns interested lines in proposal to apply
no question thnt the lnvvs nre being
mnlino picture hats completed tho
ported
the
outlook
for
recovery
much
been
coming
to
Sanford
for
ninny
most flagrantly violated and some
from Jacksonville to C. F. A, terri
J. N. Scnrcey, o f Longwood, sends pretty costumes. They carried nrm
years.
M*ss
.Marian
was
married
last
people will have the privilege of pay better.
tory, same import rates nnd to same
week, nn account o f the wedding be extent ns now carried from Hnvnn- in the following contributions from bouquets of fluffy, yellow rrysanthe—-------- x----------out for all this extra work vvhich the
murns. Mrs. Wnthen l« the second
ing in the Herald. Mrs. Bullock will rah, and will make effective early ns Longwood:
‘ tariff and his deputies nre putting PUT COVENANT OF
daughter o f Mr. nnd .Mrs. S. A.
probably
have
nn
apartment
in
the
*n. If state lnw made it n penalty to
J. N. Scnrcy ..................
1.05
LEAGUE IN EVERY
possible."
Berner, nn nmible girl o f pinny attrac
Welnka Block for the winter and her
rarry n gun except upon securing li
C.
II. Searcy ............ ...... LOO
While vessels nt present have to
HAND. PLEADS COX many friends arc glad to hnvo her
tive qualities. She is teller nt tho
cense, nnd during the hunting season
L.
R. P a y n e .................... LOO
come here without cargo because the
First National Bank nnd is held in
here
ngnin.
The
Clark
family
will
be
°nly, ns required^ in New York state,
L,
J. Ilnrtly
............. 1.00
freight rates have been too higli to
LOGANSPORT, Oct.
14.—Gover
high esteem by her business asso
there would not be so much Violation nor Cox of Ohio, Democratic presi down Inter in their cnr.
C.
E.
Hartley
.................
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encourage shipping goods from this
ciates nnd friends.
----------- x ----------*'f the game laws.— DcLand News.
Mrs. Ilertn Allen ............
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city to the interior, Chnirmnn Hum!
dential candidate, while touring In
The groom Is the son o f Mr. A. W.
(Turn Frldtr't
C. W. E n tzm in ger........... 3.00
says the new rates are the greatest
diana today issued n statement urg
Wnlthen nnd hns made his home in
Mrs.
M.
A.
Hnrduwuy
.
.
.
.20
thing
for
commerce
done
for
this
«OI.I> STAR MOTHER
ing friends of the league o f nntions
Sanford for a number o f years. He
Mrs. Curtis is very ill nt her
Mrs. J. N. Searcy ........... 1.25
WOULD PUT AMERICA
to gather n fund for printing the home with her dnughtcr, Mrs. Geo. ort in yenra. He is confident that
is tt vn'ucd employe o f the F. F. Dut
I.
. W. Entzminger
1.00
usiness will he doubled ns vessels
ton Co.
D. Hart, on Sanford Heights.
SAFELY IN LEAGUE. covenant.
. . . .
,
may bring in ns well as carry out
B. J. Overstreet ............ - 1.00
The statement said in part:
Mr. and Mrs. Wnthen left^at 2
cargoes.
Imports from Cuba, the
W. L. Waits .................... LOO
“
I
am
mnking
this
appeal
to
the
o’clock U r Jacksonville where they
NEW YORK, Oct. i4.— DemocratAttorney John Murrell nnd W. L. West Indies nnd South America are
Tell Williamson ..............
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will take the steamer for Baltimore
,c nntionnl headquarters today made friends of peace in every commun Conts, of Okeechobio, were in the
Mrs. I-o it Ic C ra m e r___ _ 1.00 I nnd Washington.
A fter November
public a letter from Mrs. Marie A. ity in America to establish, at once, city today. John is a former San expected to Income a big factor.
-----------x-------------J. M. Chaffer .................. 1.00
3rd they will be nt home in the Wel‘ avidsen. o f Elizabeth, N. J., a “ gold a fund, sufficient to print enough ford boy who has made good at
The Florida State Fair and Exposi
W. E. Allen .................. 1.00
uku apartments.
*T r mother," enclosing a “ widow s copies o f the league covenant tp take Okcechcbic nnd Mr. Conts is one of tion nt Jacksonville hns in mine! the
O. II. Frain .....................
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Many beautiful gifts testified to
ujRe" for dissemination o f
truth rare of the demnnd for it.
the prominent citizens o f that th riv making o f the fair grounds into a
T. G. R oebuck.................. 2.00
"E very where we go, people are in - city being the representative nl
the popularity of the young couple.
•bout the league o f nations.
great civic center with a permanent
W. C. S o tch u r.................. 1.00
-----------x----------Mrs. Davidson, who sent to war asking for i t They want the facts, so fur that county.
plant, which will be used all the year,
Mrs. Bnrtn S e a rc y ........... 1.25
The Bonrd of County Commission
tour -ons, two o f whom were killed, nnd they resent the methods ndopted
instead o f but a few weeks each Rea
S. C. Dickson .................. 1.00
ers of Volusia county have appropri
**breased sympathy wit!) an honest to deny them the facts. In many In
C. L. Smith, of the Chas. Pape son. An auto speedway, athletic
J. M. Waits .................... 1.00
ated SI,000 toward the general ex
and concerted effo rt by the nations stances newspapers can he induced to Co., with headquarters In Rradcn* Held, baseball, football, tennis, golf
Florence Lovell
.25
Wherever pos
penses that entertain the Nstlonal
the earth, to save if possible, fu* print the document
and
trotting
track
include
some
o
f
the
•own
wns
in
the
city
yesterday
and
|Editorial Association o f the erc&siou
jute mothers nnd sons from these sible this spirit of helpfulness should
|today on business. Mr. Smith was attractions suggested.
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be taken advantage of."
O rifices.
o f tbelr visit to Florida next spring.
E
.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
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T IIE S AN FO R D H E R A LD
I nteresting meeting o f
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
A D. 1020, nnd docs hereby request
the Hoard o f County Commissioners
o f Seminole County, Florida, to hnve
hit name placed upon tho officinl
ballot as n candidate for tho office o f
_____ _
%
Justice of the Peace o f Justice Dis
(Continued from pag* ! )
trict No. 3, o f Seminole
County,
State
o
f
Flock's.
rcn. J. F. Purvis. W. E. WalthallTHEO. A U L IN .
A . G. I*urvis, Dock Hasty, J. N\.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
Patterson, C. E. Ward, C# M. Flow
at Snnrord,
Snnford, Florida,
the tun
6th
Yi c
i n Hurt Fi! Oir nt
Morula. on this tnc
c G Hell I S M n n n l
«l«y « f October- A. I). 1020.
i»-C’
*
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(N otary Seal) V. E. DOUGLASS,
F,. hstridgo.
Notary Public, State o f Floridn.
c S n t y Seminole.
Aui:u,t 17-
p BB
' r'“ ic
y
|o-1'”1
f-
t pul['
V ‘ he
, 1 is
jI the
,Vw. vb. vh. Timdv
in sheriff. was approved
by, this
board,
thnt
JJrnd>, named
nameu in
••
..........
the above and foregoing petition, and
Mjo cnrr> nrc
in
t » i w hnnd
i
and
nnd licence or
therein
hereby nTtitinned
petitioned
nnu arms, was approved
•*
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-------------
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w n o ll
Tl-
(..Huwlnn. N-nlnry rubllc Bond.
.
wS
rnrnk
S S S i T S e ^ J S f & l S 'S i l X
: » < r »
by reason^ o f said petition, now n can { g j l - " W
nnd Minnie lln
>*’ - .overn lcn o n lv nr
approved and ordered
GENEVA.
Mbs. It. Q. Gresham arrived home
Inst Fridny nfter having spent sew
ernl weeks visiting her daughters*!»•.«
fM
< . Chiles,
P liS la e
a. f
sm n n
r.r./f
Mrt.
C liU
o f TTampa,
ar.d
Mrs. Joe llrown, o f Riverlnnd. Mr.
and Mrs. llrown, accompanied her
home for a short visit.
Miss Helen Moran went to see I)r.
Ingram, the eye specialist nt PoLnnd
Inst week.
Joe Leonard, of St. Augustine, vis
ited his sister Mrs. Geo. Mnthucx n
couple o f days Inst week.
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. A.
A.
Moran, Mrs. Aubrey Moran and chil
dren were callers nt Mr. and Mra.
Samuel McBride's at Oviedo
last
.Monday.
Monday.
\xel Hnnstn o f Sanford.
* »
end with Miss Helen
mi
ti n
/ /.
:
Mr. aml .Mrs. j ! \V Flvnt
* *
*
is the guest o f her uncle nnd aunt,
J
J-
OVIEDO.
diiiate for the ofH™
v °t
Warrants pnid during the month of
Miss Naomi Strange, o f Jnckson
ednfor° in the gcnirnl election to be I September were ordered cancelled of
villc, is spending several weeks with
held on the 2nd day of November, A. rcc^ lJI'hc following persons were named her mother, Mrs. It. R. Strnnge.
1J. 1020, nnd docs hereby request the
W. B. Young nnd fam ily hnve mov
ed into their new home.
Rev. W. E. Steinmycr is visiting
his sister, Mrs.
II. B. McCall this
week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. W. Lawton spent
J'l0™ ’11,
t* l- n iiA D Y
Precinct No. 2, Lake Monroe.— A.
Wednesday irt Orlnndo.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. S. Hawkins clerk; I . B. Mann, C. G.
Francia Swope, o f Rollins College
at Sanford. Florida, on this 2nd day Bell nnd J. C. M offett,
Precinct No. 3, Snnford: Schelle spent tho week end nt home last
week.
o f October. A. D. 1920.
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1 C. DuBOSE.
J 'lines, Clerk; < . D. Couch. I.
F.
Rev. !.. E. Wright, pnstor o f the
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Notary Public, F rnzU-r and \\. M. Hnyncs.
Methodist church, is conducting
n
The following petition was offered. ...Precinct No. 4. I’aola: A. A. series o f revival services
at
his
an d on
motion of Cornr. E H. Kllbee. Hicks. Clerk; Geo. Smith. I..
Kclz.
F R ID A Y , OCTOUER P, 1920
wish her success in her work in San
ford.
Mrs. W. E. Price, is able to bo back
in school again after having been
operated on for enlarged tonsils nnd
adenoids.
Mrs. A. A. Wainrlght, who
has
been quite ill for a couple o f weeks
at the hospital in Snnford, will soon
be able to be home again.
Mr. nnd Mis. Hnrry Rnban hnve
moved into Sanford for the winter
and Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Rnban hnve
moved into the rooms vacated
by
them nt Mrs. T. E. Wainright’s.
Miss Sadie Blackburn, sister
of
Mrs. J. TI. len Jacobs, nrrived from
Denver, Colo., nnd began her work in
the Snnford school Inst week. She
will stay with her sister nnd go into
town on the West Side School bus.
oh how nice it is to have the glor
Miss Winnie Brown, o f Sanford,
----------- x----------ious autumn dnys to come. We also
E
A S T SANFORD.
have been having some very heavy
church this week. Ho Is assisted by
I Rev. Chapman, confcrcnco evangelj, doing tho preaching in his very
|forceful and attractive way.
/ Mr. nn(J Mrs. W . E. A rgo and Miss
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Palmer Argo hnvc returned from
North Carolina. •
Miss M. H. Sictrunk left Saturday
for Morriston, Fin.
L. II. Gore, o f Clemmons
Hall,
has opened n gnrago in tho Smith
building just below the Bnnk o f Ovie
do.
R. R. Strange nnd family
hnve
moved into the house formerly occu
pied by W. R. Young nnd C. A. Brnnnon has taken possession o f the house
occupied by Mr. Strange.
----------- x----------L A K E MONROE.
iu itiu ,
Mr. Illnlock has
purchased
the
store of Mr. Mancie and is putting
in a nice stock o f goods.
Mrs. J. II. Johnson, who hn? beer,
spending the summer nt her moun
tain home in Tennessee,
returned
home last week, but wo nri* sorry to
say, she is quite ill nnd has not been
'able to lie out since hoi return. Mr!
I Johnson, who is driving through in
his car, has not arrived yet.
Little Frank Price, son of, Mr. nnd
who assisted in the school here for n
month. left us last week to take up
her duties in the Snnford school. Be
fore she loft the pupils in her grades
gave her n pk-nsnnt surprise show
er consisting o f many kinds o f "good
ios" nnd bcnutiful flowers. We were
sorry to give Miss Brown up but
enroute
A representative of
Irving Bank & Trust Co., in k^ °rk, met the little girl nt th. k.
nnd saw her safely on h” W
Snnford. She is n nieco o f M? J to
ovean. Her mother died w t n . v V
wns an infant.
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George Harvey Steel, Ezele
Clifford Boll. Jr.. o„d Frink
Jr., arc some o f tho little Cyca3
out here to begin school life. J
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Rev. M r.'Hillm an, the nYesiflirm t
der, will be at Moone’s station^hSrch
to preach Sunday Oct. 10th J l
o clock in the evening, the quarterly
conference meeting.
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Dr. and Mrs. R, J. Fay
, l .daughter. Miss Susie nml
Weeks drove to Coronado Bet h 'S
Sunday In the Weeks car, pienkkine
bathing and all the Joys of a day «
the bench wns theirs.
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A dnughter wns horn to Mr ar.t
Mrs. George Mitchell, Sept. 23? & “
Mrs. J. W. Corley was quit« ill
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zemovenn nre with an nttnek o f malaria but i.
very happy nt the snfe nrrjvnl of nlniut ngnin now.
Ben Monroe hns been quite ill >
their adopted daughter,
Mnrinicn,
in-e
who reached here Inst Thursday nf relapse o f an illness of some
ter Innding In New York from Fin ngo.
land the previous
Saturday.
On
Mrs. B. A. Howard is at homo fnm
leaving Roumania for America she a visit in Okcc-chobcc City with Mr
traveled through Scrvin, Switzerland, Howard for a week.
Italy, France nnd Belgium to take the
A cartl from Mrs. I. D. Martin
(.upland nt Antwerp hut was too late says they will not return to Sanford
nnd had to wait for the sailing of the
r V r t * lc r c» T l\c Ir, “ « * * «• » will be
Finland. She was in company with lt»
Winter St., Danielson, Copn.
a party whom tho consul in Rournan
Dr. nnd Mrs. Jnmcs Purvlce drove
in selected ns chaperones for the lit up from Tnmpa last Fridny to re
tle girl is not 15 yonrs old ns yet. mnin with their son, Ashley nnd fnm
Mr. nnd Mrs. Zemovenn feel very By for some time. The doctor will
much indebted to Mr. Whitpcr, of try nn outdoor life to benefit his
the Nationnl Bnnk nnd npnrecinte hcnlth.
his securing the services o f the con
—xsul to arrange for Mnrinicn’s safety
Town Crier.
svcondcil by c «nir. L. I . J « P nn* n,H
i w i n d No. 5. Oviedo; O. G. Wal
carried same is ~ r ' „ mj . , i 0n ro ll Clerk: S. W. Swope. H. B. Me
Hon. Board o f Count Coinmlssion
G. Crnwfonl.
ers
Seminole Count>. Honda.
Precinct No.
6,
Geneva:
J.
H.
Gentlemen:
We, the unde•rsigned qualified elec Huddleston. Clerk: D. D. Donne, J.
tors of Scmino lc countv. Florida, pe I. McLain nnd H. II. I nttishnll.
inrable Board
to place
v. Precinct
No. \- (, huluotn: Jos. T.
tition youi bonora...
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e of J. II. Lee. Jr. ujH.n the
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W. R.
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V II i t v ' T W Balhinl. clerk; J. W. Osteen. A. 1L
htrange. A. Aulin, \.
D J. I Fuller and il. C. Tvler.
ton, L. 11. Gore, N. J. lanner, r..
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Allen Fnrnell, Jos. Leinhnrt, P. B.
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Boston.
AN A R T IS T. A LL RIGHT
State of Florida.
County of Seminole, s.«.:
Before me personally appeared J.
H. Lee, jr., whom
iug duly sworn,
says thnt he is the J. IL Lee. Jr..
named in the above nnd foregoing
petition, nnd therein nnd thereby pe
tRioned nnd requested to become u
candidate for the ofifee of Constable
o f Justice District No, 3, of Semi
nolo County, Florida, and that he
does accede to tho request of the
above named qualified electors who
have petitioned him to become n can
didate for the said office, anil be- is.
by rensoti of said petition- now a can
didate for the o ffice of Constable o f
Justice District No. 3, of Seminole
County, Florida, to be voted for in
the Gcncrnl Election to be held on
tho 2nd day o f November, A.
DDonald Whitcomb is a civil engi1920, nnd does hereby request the
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f
neer
and is supposed to know someBoard of County Commissioners of
Seminole County, Florida, to hnve tiling about art and drawing and all
his nninc placed upon the official that but he goes just n hit farther
ballot ns n candidate for the office
demonstrates thnt in free hand
o f Constable o f Justice District No. drawing he
thenThe i.U v.- cut
3, o f Seminole County, Florida.
,
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thtrc> rht nbo>c C
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J. II. LEE, Jr.
the American
Legion
enible m
Sworn to nnd subscribed before me. shows that Mr. Whitcomb is just as
nt Snnford, Florida, on this the 6th good as any o f them. He made the
day o f October. A. I). 1920.
drawing hurriedly as the Cnmpbell( Notary Seal) V. E. DOUGLASS, Lossing Post was nnvious to have
Notary Public, State o f Floridn. "t'le cuts made for advertising the
My commission
expires
August ‘‘big time" here on Armistice Day
17th, 102-1.
' ‘"1 He did not get his letters just
The following petition was offered. Hke he wanted them but believe us,
nnd on motion o f Coinr. E. II. Kil the cut looks good enough,
bee- seconded by Comr. L. IV Hagan, | And looking at the cut should rennd carried, same is ordered filgjl.
I '11" " 1 ?ou lhn,t l,ie Cainpbell-I»ssing
Hon. Board o f County Commission Host is nutting *n n "b ig show"
ers, Seminole County, Flu.
I here on that day a ' a I dnys, NovemGcntlemcn:
wr 11th. and you will see something
We, the undersigned qualified clcc J1.' Hu- Herald about it from time to
tors o f Seminole County, Fla., pvti
tion your honorable Hoard tp place express our opinion about Slnnnid
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late sergeant in the A. K.
the name o f Then. Aulin upon the
ballot for the general election to be F. nnd some soldier nnd some boy.
----------- X----------held Nov. 2nd, 1920, for Justice o f
L A K E MONROE
the Pence for J. I*. District No. 3,
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in nnd for Seminole county, Fla.
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J. II. U r ; Jr.. J. B. Jones, D. G. .. rh« FfW W afternoon exercises nt
/Williams, R. It. Wright, O. P. Swope.
1 uHIic school arc becoming ciuite
II. B. McCall. T. L. Lingo, Steen Ncl
‘ nteresting.
Many o f the
pntrons
son. C. L. West A. Aulin, V. II. Dey, “ vnlthemselves o f
the opportunity
T. W. Lawton. T. G. Simmons. E. A. J® v *iit the .school and also enjoy the
Fnrnell, Jos. Leinhnrt. P. IL Boston, t'1050
, .rof- Jnc«»bs 1cJnss;
R. R. Strnnge. W . II. Williams, R. W. dramatized "Columbus at the Court
Lawton, L. IL Gore, N. J. Tanner. of
• recently which was very
E. Alton Fnrnell, J. N. Thompson, k:00!1.' The 'irlmarv. ^ r\r th. f Babes
w ii VmiiKT
in the woods,., anil 1 he Bov \\ ho
S U to ot KIoHd.,
• " * * • * « Fridny n(to,noon.
The little ons o f T. J. Bell, have
County o f Seminole, ss.:
been enjoying a nice visit from their
Before me
personally
appeared grnnd-mother Mrs. Driggins of T i.
Theo. Aulin, who, being duly sworn, tusvillc.
says thnt lie is the Thro. Aulin nnm
Miss Frances Hawkins spent the
cd in the above and foregoing peti week end with her sister at Del.nnd.
tion- nnd therein nnd thereby peti
T. J. Mnthcws rnnie home from
tioned nnd requested to become a can Lakeland to spend the week end with
didate for the office of Justice of his fnmiVv here.
the Pence of Justice District No. 3,
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I.ONGWOOD PICKUPS
thnt be does accede to the request o f
the above named qualified ejectors
The
community
wns
saddened
who have petitioned him to become Wednesday bv the death o f one o f its
n cnndidnt for the said office, and he old citizens Mr. L. J. Hartley. Mr.
is, bv reason o f said petition, now n Hartley hml been nn invnlid for the
candidate
for , the
. . . . .
i .>office of- Justice
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year. He leaves two sons. Mr.
o M h e Pence o f Justice District No. 3. Itu.k Hartley nnd C harlie Hartley,
o f Seminole County. Honda, to be |>oth of U.ngwood and several grandvoted for in the General Election to .-lijldi-cn
be held on the 2nd .lay of November.
M f / M W nit„ |t.ft Sunday for
Lakeland and other points.
We
ccrtninlv hate to Fee Mr. Waits nnd
fnmilv leave Longwood.
SEEDS
Miss MiMrcd Houston returned to
PUnt Miltin’* H j-Tfil Srcdi For Good
her home in Sanford Saturday nfter
Rfiulti
s ri tiding the week with MisB Olive
Idnklc.
Garden nnd field seed for fnll
I.ongwood is getting mnnv new
planting, seed onls, rye, barley,
citizens.
The past week Mr. and
rape. New crop turnips cab
Mrs. Robinson moved* into the Dave
bage, egg plant, pepper, beans,
Clotiser place on Greenwood Lake,
pens, potatoes nnd onion sets.
and Mr. A. Y . Fdlllcr nnd fumilv
Largest nnd oldest established
moved into the Rand place, both
seed bouse in the state.
families' are from Orlnndo.
SEND FOR F A L L CATALOG
Wilber Waits is visiting his home
A N D SEED SPECIAL.
folks.
E. A. MARTIN SEED 10.
Mr. W w lrocl: nnd Mrs. West re.
JitkionTillc
Florid*
tim e d Sunday from Mnine where
they spent the summer.
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anything, now
Nobody
of gpmg, away on
T
H E railroads were partly
responsible. But it wasn’t
until the automobile reached
Ill
its present state of develop
T h e less a m an has to
spend on motoring, the more
important it is that his tires
should be $)f first quality.
ment
that the old barriers
’gainst
travel
were
finally
roken down.
Se/ecf y ou r tire* flrcordinA to the roads
they have to travel:
In randy or hilly coun
try. wherever the going
is apt to be heavy—The
U. 8. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads—The U. S. Chain
k or Usco.
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For front wheels—The
U. S. Plain.
For b es t re s u lts —
e v e r y \r h e r e— U. S.
Koyal Cords.
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More people ow n
m obiles
today
than
auto
ever
thought of ow n ing a horse
and buggy in the old days.
That’s because the cost o f
/
s not good enough
for the small car owner. He
wants a tire that will give him
ju s t as much for his m oney
in the small size as the big
car man gets for his money
in the large size.
m otoring has been brought
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within reach of the average
In thinking over what kind
of tires we would represent
in this community wc tried
citizen's pocketbook.
W e look upon it as part of
RCWL CCRD•MOeUf OWN USCO-PtAJn
much in this tire business for
us.
our job to keep it there.
If
it w eren’t for the trade of
the man with the medium
priced car there wouldn’t be
to p u t o u r s e l v e s in the
place o f the car owner. rV:
• wc believe w e hit it ciiactl?
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Tires.
United States Tires
A. H. Fuller, Altamonte Springs, Fin.
D. D. Daniel, Chuluoto, Fin.
L. M. Kchbindcr, Geneva, Fin,
Midway Garage, Longwood, Fla.
A. G. Gninous, Osteen, Fin.
Lawton Bros. Co., Inc., O’icdo. Fla.
Kent Vulcanizing Works, Snnford,
Oviedo Gnrngc, Oviedo, Flu.
B. A- O. Motor Co., Sanford, Fin.
1. W. Phillips A Sons, Sanford, Fla.
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FRIDAY, OCTOIIER 15, 1920
unsanitary.
Although the hoard o f education
has made appropriations, the scar
city of hooks, caused by paper short
age and increased prices, has forced
the hoard to transfer funds from
other blanches in order to help and
this has not yet been sufficient.
W A N T PR E S ID E N T W ILSON
TO
Thus pnper shortage
clogs
the
wheels o f education.
r.lV E THEM A N A U D IE N C E
The effect on newspapers was felt
ON PRICES
some time ago.
(Uf Th» A'uxUl J fo il.)
Where it will lead to, if it contin
W ASH ING TO N, Oct. 1».— Rcpre- ues, is a puzzle to the best equipped
iwntnlivcs o f agricultural interests optimist.— Tampa Tribune.
meeting here wore hopeful today that
President Wilson would give them nn L A K E M A Y R EFU SE
audience to discuss the downward
TO ACCEPT O SITIO N
trend of prices on fm m produce and
hear their nrotest against currency
T A L L A H A S S E E , Oct. 12.— Forest
deflation policy o f the treasury de- Ijike, o f Sanford, who has been o ffer
paitmcnt. Southern cotton growers ed the appointment ns r. member of
are very active in the meeting.
the state road department by Gov.
----------- x ----------Sidney .1. Calls, in place o f Chairmnn
PAPER SHORTAGE AFFE CTS
M. M. Smith-, whose term expired on
on October fi, stilted here Monday
SCHOOLS.
that he did nat want the position and
A condition in the
Philadelphia that the purpose o f his trip to the
public schools foreshadows what the capital was to ask the governor to
shortage o f print paper means and appoint another man. He added that
what, if it continues, will he the re- someone was already in view for the
a place.
suit, declares the Fourth Estate
newspaper trade pttl'icatlon.
The statement o f Mr. Lake that he
The shortage of paper in one Of would refuse the appointment, fol
that city's high .schools Is so acute lows consideration o f the acceptance
tint pupils me 'orced *e study from for the past week. Then has been
not. s.
considerable talk in Tallahassee as
In many o f the elementary grade? to the selection o f a chairman o f the
school hooks are :.n old that they are hoard in the place o f Mr. Smith. Mr.
FARMERS HOPE
FUL OF RELIEF
Purchasers Absolutely Guaranteed
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ture for two sessions and un« r U‘
Chairmnn Smith left Ta'lihs..
Sunday afternoon, w v o m n a n iJ v
Chief Engineer C. A. Brawn r„,
inspection o f the road fmm I - U n 1n
to Jacksonville, it was stat'd at ! y
road department this morning.
A t noon Saturday it was
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od that Chairman Smith had cat!*?0'
meeting o f the board for
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nt Orlando, for the purpose of cWt
ing a new chairmnn. Saturday niehi
however, it was stated that he hi i
revokci. the order which he had mail
ed out to the members.
Under the law Mr. Smith remain,
in his official position ns a nU.na *
and chairman o f the hoard until his
successor is duly qualified for „ffjce
F R A N K G R A H A m T 'IT IM S IN.
SPECTOR FOR DlSTlHCT
A great many have Inquired as to
the name of the citrus Inspector fur
this district and it will he of inn.r.
est to know that Frank W. Graham
A. C. L. engineer, formerly of this
city is in charge of this section ard
can he found nt Sanford. Another
inspector for the Miami district is
A. IJ. Carter, also a former Lakeland
man, and who makes this his
v.ho is an Inspector also appointed
by Governor Cntta— Lakeland Star
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Is now ready to serve the trade in this part o f
Florida in everything in
Any Reduction in Prices
Rough and Dressed Lumber and
Builders’ Supplies
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LUM BER PRICES ARE LOW ER and this is the time
to build the home that you have been w anting so long
See us for Prices on Materials o f All
Kinds in Building Supplies
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Rco Varn Motor Co.,
Jacksonville, Fla.
We hereby Guarantee prices of all models Reo passenger cars and
Speed Wagons against Reduction in price before April First Nineteen
Twenty-one. If the List Price of any Rco Passenger Cars or Trucks
should be reduced before April First we will rebate the amount of such
rccuction to any retail purchaser purchasing Rco Automobiles after this
date.
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other has yet come out with such a Guarantee of Service
and Satisfaction.
The price reductions announced by others have not
weakened the position of the Speed Wagon or Passenger
cars as they still have the best value on the market.
Let us demonstrate the fact to you.
BRYAN AUTO CO.
“ WHERE SERVICE IS CERTAIN”
SANFORD,
GILLETTE
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REO M O TO R CAR CO.
The above wire again shows the desire of the Reo
Motor Car Company to serve the public. No other
Automobile or Truck manufacturer has come out with
such a G U A R A N T E E .
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The new Gillette Chiliccl Rubber Process is rcsnonsiblc for
the wonderful resilience and wearing qualities of these tires.
This process toughens the rubber so that it is unusually wearresisting. Gillette tires arc notably free from tread and fabric
reparation.
fh c Gillette Chilled Rubber Process makes rubber im
pervious to heat or cold. The Gillcte tread is black; the side
walls arc cream. The ribbed skid tread of the Gillette is built
up higher and thicker than on other ribbed tread tires.
W e Make All Adjustments Here
SMITH BROS.
Expert Repair W ork .
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THE SANFORD ITERALD
pfopertr ,l t otherwlit ant la aloUtloa of thr
taw
to I*ad tr.on*r In coc**t!on with anr
bn«ln*M tra&aacllon InrMrnt to th* parpo.f for
niiltn ttl« cwrporaltnij ti or*ant,«d.
To bar.
« the circuit court or sekinole **U. own. in o rifi** and *orumt>fr rfal f i u i f
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COUNTY. YLOP-IDA.—IN CHANCERY.
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A ltT ia .t: III. T t f rtpllal atork o f (lit* nw
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r-iratlon aln|l h. TRN T im cS A N tt DOI.I.vn.*
n.iflr# N. Motrin. *t • !.
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’ ■* ‘U’ hlrd Into ONE ItCNCITATION
ii r v h , , 1, ? 1' . .tarra of th* par talu f of ONE
y,» n «r !**• X. M*»rrfn iiul 11 »* unkmiwn Mira
m Mini.D Dot.t.Ans
*,*!,. p) f ,i,if
Wain**. detl*****. grantr*** *.r oth«*r rlilut.
a th* Itwfnl n .,n*p ..f ||w I'nlt -t «tat,-. i*
la tt umlrr t b i M id C ltiiln N. Morrln, an j In trtvp«rtjr. Dt-.r or * fM k f.. at a 'n*t tjlna
t<( .iHt «ft*l all ntlw*f |»*r»«n» *>r iiiftfra 1|.,n 1-. I f f l i r t |,r | ,o .t| rfi„r» ,.* ,,:l
rtllmlnf *rif Intrrrt-t In an.! to tl,r Mlnw- poallon, which capital alivk .ta ll lw .a n d
\ni il^-M I-il Un»l alltutr. Ijln g am) »<|nj |n “ ’•■I. ■••iifd fi..*nc| or iran .frrrfl , o l ; In aotl,# (\Minijr o f .S^tnlnoU* and Ntat** of I'MI*
ror.lanof with
. |,w.
,, .. corporation
4 a, ntnfp parlli'tjlaf If d****fI1«*h! «• f<dl->»a,
■'.all f*,v.„ dm . to time mate, cl.mpv or allrr,
to wit:
" llh a Urn m . r o l In faro* nf t t . corpora
I^.I m mid l#«t 0 . I » » Hi*'
Ka 23,fl (**! nf lion npoa all of Ita capllal ai.vck f.,r all and
M 1 1 M I*, of ItW k ll. «»f TIrr .1. nf Manford. anp Indfttfdncaa which map at m r dm* be
i ^ n l l n s to !!. It. Trafford'a map da* lip i t * boldcn of tt.c * ,r if - n t t it* cornf Stnfofil, Florid*.
f«ra|ton and wtlch at all I f a ll.n lt*r*on
K apj**afltif from |h» •worn Hill of tv.m
•upcrh.r ti, ,|| other lien* .,r rtalma of aap
rtalnt f l M In tlili riu**> a c ilo it jw j, tt*«t r flatter and at* laalmmcata or tranafera of the
Tlvi K*?* or claim *-»mf Iri!**ri**t
In *^4 t.,
* tatlrn'. n , . i aball t f antject tb*r»to
\\_r |an<l« !*r*tn nUni* ilfarrM^d,
ARTICt.t: |V. Tlda rort«>ratc»M atall hat* a
Tti ft i*fare
Hie *ald Hi nr I*** N, Muffin
IwrTftoal c M a tiff. or nnd l**»llp dlaaolrrd
tr<* l.rffhr rc*|«ilfCi| to b* anil appear W ar*
A1lT!Ct.E A*. T t . bmlncaa of thla corporation
,"nf •h|i| Clrrtill •%•«!•» al tin* r«mrt tlixii* 1 , tnall I - mavlnctcd hp , |.„r I of dlrcclora an I
•act other oflo ra aa th* oorporalton map an
Ntnf‘>r«l
<»ii Ib f l*t ilajr nf IWrtu
f t . o*|, . r , of tt. mri»>rat!on .hall
i-.r. IIOI. *n4 tl»ru am! there link* an«w*r il..f/f
(1 i ! r lit 11 " f I %iittplaint cilithlirtl ■e«*ln*i j »*i # tw a pfcaldant. a ale* pr*alt*nt and a Sfcr*tarp
Trcji-itcr and anrt, otter and additional oftreti
.tfrrwlae, a |WnN» Pfo Confeawi will I-* rtt
aa map bf created tp lha Hoard o f Ulrtelrvra
frre.1 aralnat j*w*.
Atld all other
nr
pirt!** claiming anp right, title t«r
|n
•'mil th* dualifleallona of th* n fW r. and I t .
an I !■» prot^rly herein ih>t* d*a-rl»*d. un*!*r. difeefora of thla e.rp>ratno in tw et*.-**d at It*
-r through the 4*-ite natne4 defendant. »»r fltal meetlnt thereof th* foUnwtv* ahatl a-t a*
III offleera an I m aalllal. Ita fhiard of nir*et
fither*l*e are hrrrhr nsjulffM ft* 1— and ap
j- ir tM-fore imr **fd C'lmilt Court. tl the o*a- I’ realdent. W. M. tlapnea: V ie. CreaMer*.
iVrttrt tlo«»e In Hanford* I'M Ida. on flu* *rd N*»a A, tlapnea, Seerrtarp Treaaurer. 7. It Kat
4 *r of January* A, D. 1031* nti4 then and
•"* " f III. atnethold*r»
tlrre make a m a rr to the 11111 of rota pi ahi! ,.f the corporation atal te h»ld on th* Mth dir
of Oetnter. A. It . !9Xi. la tt.* eltp of Sa.i
agitlitt |tel, llllirrw !•**, a IVircr l"r*i
*.••!
Ii.de i*.»onlp. r w i'la , fir the pnrpcw*
r<*nfe«*t w 111 t*c rtileffd again*! all
in
V " " * ' ' • nrr,n>ad«n of th* corpora
i **n part lea 4efem!ant,
tion.
lo
advpt Ita [Ip.t.awa and trarvaaet all
|( la urilereil that thla Clfathtfi I** puMtahod
It tn* Hanforu lleraM . a oeir*paper puMUK*d •tnWie^ which map come hafor. .net, m**tl.x
tn N#*n4nn1e Conn! jr, rhrhla. nnef* a wr**li fur Th* annual tnwtlnj of t t . «fa*khotder* of tt.
• wreka at notice tn Chari** N. Martin, m l oorporatVn ahall t* t.M on th* Ir.tli dap nf
>nre a week
for fwelte wrrka a« pollre to Jannirp nf *ach and *trrp p*ar. W ln n n i wth
h* «rar 1021 , prodded and, date d-wa n »t
I*,# unknown partlea 4cf*n4ant.
VVItn**» mr han4 an! the teal of the *1111 come on Kandap nr a le n t hntldap. In which
rate (he anna) me*tlnr atall he held no Ihe
i lfinli fVrtirt i*n Ihl* I ltt« 4ay «*f *<ei4 v ti
dap fnlhiwlne. Th* Itnarvl of Dlreetnra nf ihla
in?).
mrj»'ratnn atal enrulat nf red lew than three
iSKAl.)
i:. A. iKIlIOIiASH.
twr more than fit* member*
clerk Clrcut: C.'url
ARTICLE AT. T I . blrh.d amount of ladatt*
Hemlnole
Cauntf, I'W IU
e-tneaa In which thla corpotalbti mar at am
A. DeCOTTKH,
tlm*
a,ih)er ! it.elf ahall t - T W E N TY TIME
^#4*rttnr ati4 of i ‘oun«**l for nttsiplalnant,
SAND !ni| H i t s ipyi.nno no \
r. ntc
a llT ir t.r AT I. Tt’* natrea ,o | fe.ht*neai nf
ft,* Inmri-.tatnr. of |tdt e.m,-..atv,.o ,n <1 t'
is CIRCUIT COl/ItT or HEMIXOrn COUNTY amount nf capital itnck nlac;ll*,| hp each !•
at f.dlnwa:
rLOUIDA —IN CHANCLRY
7 R. R ttlfff. Kanfnrd. rta . tA aharea
W. M. Itatnea, Sanford, Fla It aharea
Whit* henit. CitiiipIJiltiant*
\\
N er, A, llapnea, Sanford. Ela.. I d.ara
In wllne.a whereof the art! Incorporator* hue
rr«wf. ft at. tk»fent|aiit«.
hereunto «et their l and, thla tl » Mih dig
CITATION
of Septendver. A. It trot
1
iie-rii* Cnt'i, Almira r n « (, i;e»*ri:c I r*«
W \| IH T N E S .
•re»% Churl** Whit Her ah<| wife,
7 ii it \ T i t r r
IV1
an*} William I. Ilraillei an I wife,
NEVA A HAT NT*
llrjilh*)-; tine unkii-iw n heir* 1*1 a
State of rtetlda.
1 ,,-* »|ev|ftee«, Ktiaftleea. of other «Ultnari*« Countp of S*tnlto!e.
1 hr hwifi;«» Cr***f. AI inIr* I'rm l,
<Jen,*?e
On thla dap peraonallp ap!w«re.I l»>f.,re nv*
C.*«**t. Tnialcc. Chari*** Whltth r a* I wi
a Not at p I’ uldlc, W. At lla;n*a. 7. II ttalllff
- w ill tiler. «i ii*l Wllha.o I. Il* * lie r • *4 and Nera A. Itapnea, to m* well kn-wan ant
wIfe - — — Hfeilley, aiitl tn afijr i»ti*l all known to me tn te th. perw na d e.rrlte .1 tn and
•:
|«*rwMi* or parti*-* eliituliiif wnr Inter
who eve.-tiled the for.mine article* nf Incur
I<*| In an.|
the folhintiisr 4e*<-tit*e4 |.aii*1« poratton and th.r earh ack mowle,tied b*fot.
•tinite lii Nernlmile County, CtorI4a. more tn. that tt.p et.etil.d It* aim . fur I t . porgvtae,
;»«rtletilarly *|e#< rlt***4 a* futhma, to wIt
therein etpreaae.1 ,
IteslntiKng at thn Ittleraectloii o f il.e r'oitli
Wltneaa nip hand at.d nffelal .eal al San
Ipue «*f |!a«| AJlaiiHUite Arrniie wall* !*•<■ • »*t
hr,’ Seminole round. Elnrlda, Ihla the l«|h
rP |in#» of Station Ntreet In I’nwl'a A4 llllori dap nf Septetnl-er. A. D . IMO.
lo A Itunorile, Sernlrioh* Cotilitf, Chn 14i. m j**r
l.tl.A MAE lOIINSOV,
|*tat *l'ilr rminlcil In I'lal Ii*»*k I, oage It; run
Nn.arp l‘ ah]|e. State of Pla
11-rt’*'e 1*1*1
feel (o the X'orthen*! mfner .Nr tavtaalaalon evflre* Oetntwr 2Slli. 19JH.
>f I>•V m l In aahl AiMlItoa, Ihenee North It." f *tr
feet In I tie Norllieait cnfiier o f |n| 1*12 In
f*i-1 V441thuj. 'Hierice Wc*t UliM ft. to ea*lIn the Circuit Court of the Seventh
e flf line of right of way **f Atlantle C«*a*l
IJne Hr*|Irruwil tal*o Ivltig Ihc we*terl|r line *4 Juiiicinl Circuit, in nmi for Seminole
•ihl Station Street i thence S*mI hire* telly nI*• 1g
In Chnneery.
the we*tefly line *»f *«!•! Station Street .W 4 County- Florida
ft. theme Noiltla Nt» ft. hi loginning, contain*
Inr 7 r4> arref.
J. II. Cowan, ct al,:
It ajtjwtrintc frutvi itnrn Hill «»f C**tiii4alut
vs
; Citation,
f lM
In Il4a rati*e agalnat jou that y**n
Fred B. Bradley, et al,:
hi*e or claim pome Inlereat In anj to the
Ian*! herein alaite »le*r/|t<4.
Tlicrefore. yrei.
To G. It. Calhoun of Bitkins, Colothe ta ll tlenrire I'naat. Almira Crrial. tleoffe
1 r«»*t. T ni«lee. Char lea WhlMlrr ah*| wife, ---- - rado, F. A. Hort o f Havnnnah, Geor
Wltlfffer, an*l W illiam
|tra»tl#e amt wife, gia, and C. II. Walsh of Wilmington,
— * Itrarilejr, are hereby re*)ttlre«1 lo le an<t North Carolina: T. 0. Gillis, N. J.GnI• Pi'ear leftitf our aahl Circuit Court at the
Hunt, J. F. Mitchell,
* •curt limine In Ramfnnl, riorMa, mi the let lagher, J. M.
4 i f of N «ie intter. A. I*. ItCft, ami then and Ix)uia l ’aint nnd James Sawyer, Avhosc
there make ntuwer tn the Hill o f Complaint places o f residence are unknown, and
e»t,IMfe*| aealnat yon, otherwla# a Itecree I*ni
Ci.iifeaao will k entered agalnat ymi. And all to all pnrtios claiming an interest in
of be| pertem* rlilm ln g any right, rtr]' ■r tr * • nnd to the following described land
•*t In and to tlie pnii*erty tierrln *leuer|lest. un In Seminole County, Floridn, to-wil:
def. t*y or through the at*ive name*! defend
Lots 7 nnd 8, of Block -1, o f Tier 4
3>>lf of otLcrlwae, are herthy re*|n|re«1 to t*e
an! appear |*efore our aahl Circuit Court at o f Sanford, Florida, according to K.
the C**urt ttonae In Sanford, rtoftda, on the IL Traffords map of Sanford, Flori
•;th lay of Ikeemt*er. A. It. ihlNh and then dn:
and there make nnawer to the Hill o f Com
It appearing from a sworn Bill of
t-taI ;il eahlhllr*!
ng nlltet »nht unknown |>rr.
tie* ••ikra|u> n iMcree |*ro CofiftSNM» will I*** Complaint filed in this cause,
that
* ’ ere*| pgnlual •aid unkrwiwn parties,
you hnve, or claim to have sonic in
I » I* ordered that thla Citation Iw puldkhetl
I ft.*-' S iiiford Herald, a lirw*t*a|»er |mhllahei| terest in and to the above described
i "*01 ford, k m iin li* C**nrity, i'h«fldi. otue 4 land,
*e**l for eight Week* *• notice lo kreoiii tie.
Thcieforc, you, G. It. Calhoun, F. A.
' 1 • *•. ati*l on* »• a week f«»r twelve week*
Hart, nnd C. II. Walsh are hereby re
•1•** to liiikietwit par 1k* ikfemfaltt.
w 1 1 M ’.ss tny hand and liir '* « i *<( »*I4 » if
quired to lie nnd appear before our
• *utt t»ti thl* -III* day of kttsnat, A l» said Circuit Court at the Court House
LEGAL ADVERTISING
' 1 d .1
i:. A. iHinil.ANS
Ckik Circuit C*mrt. Seminole C**un
ty. Stale of I'M ld*
• ••tt.tn \ HfCorri’ji.
'f-*l| Hof and nf CiHitiae) for t'ornplaliiant.
2 n tf
F IN A L DISCHARGE
In Court o f County J uiI r p , Seminole
Ceunty, Stntc o f Floridn.
In re Estute o f Augustin Morcmcn,
deceased,
Notice is hereby uivon, to nil whom
it may concern, that on the Fifteenth
day of November A. D. 1920 we shall
apply to the Honorable E. F. Housh d.ier, Judge o f said Court, ns Judge
of Probate, for our final discharge ns
Executor o f the estate nf Augustin
Mormon deceased; nnd that at the
same time we will present our final
accounts ns Executor o f said estnto.
and ask for their approval,
Dated September 2nd, A. D. 1920.
Orlando Rank A Trust Company,
Executor.
Robinson & Ilridges.
Attorneys for Executor
•voricE or
..
"O f*
in t e n t io n
to
A r r L Y to r
LE TTERS PATENT
I , t f t r h j * l « « i Nj i w , (lii> tm.lfr
• ce*>l. lit., ttila <l«r nr*»nli,.l lo,t im dllel
« r w | » ^ Into • rorjH>r,tlnn na.Ixr Ihr mrnr
•f H A T N U AND R A T I.lr r . N* t * » I'Ufp.*'*
" * I'Jtlti unS<r lh* prngntnl irtlftr* of In
'•fp e f'lle o lirrraato ,*DM*<I. llir n^l*nil « f
" ’ H i t, now os file w ilt I t * S #cr«lirr of
it T , l l , k i » » « . . rio fU i. that w . Ini,**
, * * ’I will applr lo th» II<ionr*ti|r Sl.lsf)
• I'alU, N nfrroir j f riorMa. at TalUta.in*
;™ W i- on It* T.llh .l*r of Or lolor. A. n
tor Itlirra pal*at upon aaU atllflc* of
lOforpotallon.
W. II. IT A Y S rs.
•
7 . n. itA T i.ir r .
NEVA A. IM Y N IW
• noroREN niAitTKlt nr the iia YNT.s a
_
R A T i.ir r r o w r A N r
t
tt>* nn,|i,r»l*T'*<1 . Iiaretf ,wwlat* n u r»ftt»
’ Or.ltaf f,-,f ttc pnt|»w» of Iwywnlnu an In
'or[vwailon anj#r I t . lawa of I t . Rial* of
rVifIJa, t f anl wn.l.r It* prorlaloaa of Ik*
, ! «t»t*a of aal.I atal* r w c l l f l for U»a pro
bmu.
ilttU U n . tlilila. I>fit0*a*« an.| In,
o.anlll., * f n<n»>ratlnna for pmfll.
ARTICI.R I. T t * nam* of thl* rorporall-*
e**!l t „ HAYNES A tlA T T .irr anil It* "n»l
J * " *,'» l tw r a r t ld on In It* I ’Hr o f Kan
r»M. Connlr nf K*m1rv.,V, l*)orMa. an.I at a*-t
J )t»r plara, |„ n,r ,t , | . of riorMa an* In i>.
' nlt*I Kt,ifa aa map t * from llm * In II"'
anito ,iff.i t,„ |t. |.,,ng „ f rflrrftor*.
ARTICf.R II. T Ii. e*n*ral oalnrf o f I t f If*.*
*•**• In !>f mnitaftril l nl ratrlf'l "0 hr •*'*
r-moratlnn at.all hf ta follow,:
T o ntf-* •
* '}
, printing pt|nt. In V i*. " » •
M0
I n w , 1, | o tl.frw l.f .If a1 In orlnfln* m*
rM»*f7. Irp f. book tilmtlng tna lilnfr/. r r f* «^
•r l irffMtvrlfa. To rlf«) In jfB frnI m*rrtan"**. tap, a*t|, *ictianc«i an,I ilfal In offlro aop
5*1**. alall>nfT7 , tooka, p*rln<llcala anJ aon*
T o do * mi«M |nr. *n*railng. Illte*rapte
<**. at*fotjp|nf an,t took blmllnff.
To poh
'■'» f>r norwlrra or for otb*ra anp anJ all
‘ V ia of n«wipap*n, raafailn**, tvnoka. pfrlnol'* '• anl a,lrrrtlans matt*r. To afll ailr*t’
N*tnj »n j aaWrplona an<I tn f o llfft ltrr*f°f.
; or*n1aft an u tr*ru n * a**nrr and to hnr.
**1' and otberwao drat In adrtrtlalo* apaf*
■a nrw.fapfra and niajarln**.
, 1 'l*al In p*raoaal prop*rt; o f * »* r r *InT
"1
rtararlrr. with full pow*r lo p l«lr*
,4 o ttfrw la . *nraaih*r th* aaut*. 1 *
* '• » tv'io.p upon Bfourtlf of th*lr lnln‘rt,■'^’ ,'
in Sanford, Florida, on the I 1th day
o f October A. D. 1920, and then and
there make answer to the Bill of Com
plaint, otherwise u Decree Pro Confesso will he entered against you.
And you, T. C. Gillis, N. J. Gallagher
J. M. Hunt1J. F. Mitchell, I/ouis I’aint
and James Sawyer, are hereby re
quired to be nnd nppcnr before our said
Circuit Court at tlic Court House in
Snnford, F'loridn, on the 8th day of
November, A. D.. 1920, nnd then and
there make answer to thfl Bill o f com
plaint, otherwise n Decree Pro Confesso will bo entered against you.
And nil other unknown parties claim
ing nny right, title or interest in and
to tiie property herein above described
nro hereby required to bo and appear
liclore our said Circuit Court at tar
Court House in Sanford, Florida, on
the 3rd day of Jan. A. I). 1921, and
then and-there answer to the Bill of
Complaint filed in this enuse, other
wise n Decree Pro Confesso will be
entered against nil said unknown par
ties.
It is ordered that this notice be pub.
lished in The Snnford Herald, a newsnnper published in Seminole County,
Florida, once a week for four weeks ns
to the defendants whose residences
arc known; nnd once a week fo r eight
weeks ns to the known parties defend
ant, whoso residences arc unknown,
and once a Avock for twelve Avccks ns
to the unknoAvn parties defendant.
Witness my hand nnd the scnl of the
said Circuit Court on this 8th tiny nf
September, A. D. 1920.
(Seal)
K- A. Douglass
Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Coun
ty, Florida.
By E. H. Wilson.
George A. DeCoites, Solicitor nnd of
Counsel for Complainants.
4-l.'ltc
NOTICE OF ELECTION
To the .Bherif' of Seminole County,
of the State of Florida:
he it known, That 1, II. Clny Crawford, Secretary of State o f the State
of Florida, do hereby give notice that
date of the issuance of such certifL In re I-Ntate of
c daily paper, the circulation), etc.,
cate in the name of Unknown.
EDWARD B. W ARM AN.
Unless said certificate shall ho re. To all Creditors, Legatees. Distribu* of the aforesaid publication for the
date shown in the above caption, re*
doomed according to law, tax deed will
tecs and all Persons having Claims quiretl by the Art of August 21, !'*!2,
i.-iuc me.tun un iliu ldlit tiny of Nov.
or Demands against said Estate:
embodied uf section 443, Postal Laws
A. D. 1920.
You, and each o f you, nro hereby und Regulations, printed on the re
Witness my official signature and notified and required to present nny verse of this form, to wit:
seal this the 30th day o f September claims and demands which you, or
1. That the names and addresses
A. D. 1920.
cither of you, may have against the of the publisher, editor, managing
E. A. Douglass, Clerk, estate of Edward B. Wnrman, deceas editor, and business managers are:
Clerk Circuit Court, ed, late of Seminole County, Florida,
Name o,
Poatoffice address
T.Otc.
Seminole County, Florida. to the undersigned administrator of
Publisher, lit raid Printing
Cc.,
(S eall
By: V. E. Douglass, D. C. said estate, Avithin I aa-o years from Snnford, Fla.
the date hereof.
Editor, It. J. Holly, Snnford, Fla.
Dated October Tib, A D, 1920.
In Circuit Court, of Semi.
.Managing Editor, It. J. Holly, San
W ILLIA M E. W ARM AN,
ford, Fin.
,
Hole County, Florida.
h Ctc
Administrator.
Business Manager, N. J.
LiHard,
In Chancery.
Florence Gilbert,
NO TICK OF APPLICATIO N
FOR Sanford, Fin.
2. That the owners an*:
(Give
Complainant
LEAVE TO SELL MINOR’S
mimes and addresses of individual
-vsLAND.
owners, or, if a corporation, give its
DiAorce Citation
James Gilbert,
In Court of County Judge, Slate of name nnd the names and addresses
of stockholders owning or holding 1
Florida, Seminole County.
Defendant,
per cent or more of the total amount
TO JAMES GILBERT, Adress un. In re Estate ef
Florence Gertrude Lee, Gladys Ivn of stock). Herald Printing Co., R. J.
known
Lee, Willie Edmond Lee, and Very! Holly, N. J. Lillnrd, II. A. Neel, Dean
Please take notice that you are
Treadwell, II. F. Sutton. T. K. W il
Archie
Lee, Minors.
herein filed against you on the first
Notice is hereby gii'cn to all whom son, Ed. Rankle, nil of Snnford, Fla.
to the bill of complaint herein filed
3. That the known bondholders,
against you, and it is hereby order t may concern, that H. F. I.ossing,
mortgagees, nnd other security hold
ad
Guardian
of
Florence
Gertrude
ed that you do appear to said hill
ers owning or holding 1 per cent or
herein filed gainst you on the first Lee, Gladys Ivn Lee, Willie Edmond
more of total nmountt of bonds, mort
lee
nnd
Very
I
Archie
l.ee,
minors,
Monday in December, A, D. 1920, the
gages, or other securities are; M er
will,
on
the
10th
day
of
November.
same being the titlt day of December
eenthnler Linotype Co., Brooklyn, N.
1920, and a rule day o f this Court, A. D. 1920, apply to the Honorable
E.
F.
Householder,
County
Judge
in
and it is further ordered that this
N. J. I.1LLARD,
and for said county, at bis office in
notice lie published in the Sanford
Business Manager.
"•nnford in said County, at in o’clock
Herald once a week for eight consec a m.. or as soon thereafter an the
Sworn to and subscribed before me
utive AA’eeks.
matter can be heard, for authority to this 11th day o f October, 1920.
Witness iny band nmi the official sell, ut public or private sale, the un
(S E A L)
L. M. BRAIN.
sea! of said Court at Snnford, Semi divided interest of said minors, ns
Notary Public,
Hole County, Florida, this the 23rd children and heirs at InAV of Lena lav
State o f Florida,
day of September, A. 1). 1920.
My commission expires October 23,
Lossing in and to the following tie
(Seal of Court)
K, A. Douglass, scribed real estate, in said County, to 1920.
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Clerk Circuit Court. ax'it : Lot Eight ( 8) of Block Twelve
AN EPIC.
112) of Tier Eight ( 8) of Sanford,
NOTICE OF AIM'J.R ATION FOR Florida, according to K. il. Trnfford's
Sometimes newspaper men under
Map of the Town of Sanford, Flori
T A X DEED
da, duly recorded in the public rev tiie influence of certnin planets or
In Cirautt Coutt, Sat.atti /ulieltl Ctreolt
S.mlnot. C « m t , n.rlJa, Za Ckaacry
Under Section 575 of the General ords of Seminole rmiltty, Florida, under the southing influence of cer
which uptdii atioli will tie based Upon tain narcotics such ns n good cigar or
Statutes.
E. Alablt Saint, l'oni|,lalnaal
Notice is hereby given that L. P. the petition for sale now on file in a good drink of till, say. Dovo, or
some kindred manifestation o f food
Hagan, purchaser of Tax Certificate eniil Court.
n. 'V. Nt*l!T, Email A SlrltT. J. 0. WotftMon.
over flesh hnve been known to write
Dated,
October
7th,
A.
D.
1920.
I. ll. 1*011*1, an.! .Atltiur E. O.llln. ajtrraa un No 729, dated the Itli day of June
epics that hnve made them fnmouA
II. F. LOSSING.
A. I). 1891,
lit.van an.I alt [vattl.a rlalmlnr an Inlrrrat In
Sole
Guardian. liter night or over the river or over
Said
cerificnte
i
iubraces
the
follow
Iota 13 ■!■.)
n . Il|o*k T. TIrr I. TraffoiJa
tln-re. Editor Hetheriugtnn lias tvritsituated in
NOTICE!
P-n some of the best stuff that ever
m*|i of stufoivl. aril all partt** iTalintm aa In ing described property
Seminole County,
Florida, to .wit:
left the editorial pen in the state of
l*r**t la * it 1 to .,11 , 01(1*0 1 nn.t*f O.
lleg. 7 1-2 ehs, S. of I-1 See. post
Florida and is known as tiie finest
Kt.lff. E nin*
Klrlff, J. I». AYoltfrtan. I.. O
Notice
is
hereby
given,
that
on
I on N line of See. 23, Tp. 19, S. It, 29
and the best o f the kind ill the south,
IVift.r, *n.I ArtLar P. O.llln. nr otk.ruIt*.
Thursday,
the
28th
titty
of
October,
K.. Run S, 7 12 ehs., W. 5 ehs., N.
CITATION*
A. I). 1920, at tha- hour of 10:00 lie lias avi it ten certnin passages upTo all {'•rltra clalmlnc aa Intrrct tn in-l I* 7 1-2 ehs., K. Sells., t! acres more or o'clock a. in., at the Court House at en certain things that have been cop
throughout the breadth and
tot* 13 unit
11, H U * T. Ttrr I. Traffor.P* less, and lias filet! said certificate 3 itusville, Brevard county, Florida, ied
in my office and has made application tiie annual meeting of the owners of length of the land. And yet lie has
any of SanMrJ.
To all ju r tl* . rlatmlnr an tnt.rrat In snit to for tax deed to issue in accordance tiie lauds situated in the Upper St. lived thus far to complete his mas
Iota 13 ami IS. nk*k T T l.r t. anA.r <t. AY. with law.
John's Drainage District
avi II
be terpiece. 'tend tills;
The Orlando Reporter-Star chron
The said land being nssesed at held for the purpose of electing one
Sole, Emma A. Slrllf. J. It. TYoli.rlon. t„ •
r«n*r, Arll.ur P. 04tln. «r polkrr at Ik .to, or tiie date of the issuance o f sueh cer member of the Board o f Supervisors, icles an item of more than passing
It says turnip
olk.r.la*.
j tifiene in the name o f Unknown.
who shall be a laud owner of said human interest.
Unless sitl certificate shall be re District, to serve for the term of greens have arrived again. A great
Van an.I *arti ef jou ar* h*r.t>T nr**r*l tn
women too—who
1* m l ap?**r I * (» r . aur Circuit Coart ■ttllac tleented according to Inw, tax deed three years and to succeed Frank L. many men—anti
at a Court o f Ct'.iirorj on th* lit itaj of N»- avill issue thereon on the IOth day of Bills, now a member o f said Hoard, generally are fit only for treason,
stratagem anti spoils hnve been
i.aikar, A. It. 1l»), la u o . f i *iM bill of November A. D. 1920.
whoso term of office expires on Haiti
known
to he transformed under the
M isyU lit, sn j II t« furllrr nr<Vr*J that Ilia
Witness my nfficnl signature and day. nnd to trnnsnrt such other bus
magic alchemy o f n mess o f turnip
ntirr t * p u llliU J U ll * Siafbrd IttratJ. a seal lids the 30th tiny o f September iness ns may properly come before
greens into creatures of sweetness
said District.
n*iftjvap*r enbllahM In M*ail noI* Coaalr. Plar- A. I). 1920.
and light, with livers hitting on nil
lla, our* a w r*l for la . lt * a t t lt .
The person receiving the highest
E. A. Douglass,
six. Hail to the turnip green! May
Wlln.aa ruj bant a it Ik* aSrlal aait nf aabt
Clerk Circuit Court, number o f votes at said election shall It have greater nnd more lasting
be
declared
elected
as
said
supervis
(Vurt. IMa lb* Stb tlaf of Aaiiat, tt>3d.
Seminole County, Florida,
vogue!
(SEAL)
E. A. DOCOLASS.
(S eal) 7.file. By: V. E. Douglass, D.C, or.
Dated this 5th day of October,
C ltrj Ctrrult C»att, f a t t i l l la llr t.l Ctrrutt.
Just received an up-to-date line of
IVmiool* Caualr. Plvtlla.
NOTICE OF A P P LIC A T IO N FOR 1920.
ladies’ coats and sweaters, A. Kan.
SCtlELLE II A.A1NE1
By order of the Bonn! o f Supervis rrr, 213.215 Sanford Ave.
TAX DEED
3t
Kotlrllu* for ComsIalMBl.
SI-IZlc
UntSer Section 575 of the General nrs.
(S E A L )
ERNEST H. EVERY.
Statutes.
NOTICE or ELECTION.
Secretary.
Notice is hereby given that Over- 8 2te
street Turpentine Company, purchas IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f SEMINOLE
wilt:HEAR. T t* t * ( 1,Dlnr* *t IMS. an-Irr er o f Tax Certificate No. 177, ilntetl
COUNTY J"t ORtPA— IN CHANCERY
th* foailttntto-i nf IASS, ef ik» S l«t» of fkitMa. the •'ll) tiny of July A I). 1908, lias
i Y*nt|>ta |nttnl,
dhl pat, on* Joint ll**}tutlnu propnalnf all fileal salt! certifier,e in my office nmi \ K \
*i
■ir.rn<!n'*nt to tk* tVnatltulln* of th* Slat* nf has made application for tax ileed
i,ntr|i>
Jitlmvsfl. H *1
I'h'lMa. and th* aan* waa agr**.1 tn hr a *»|* to issue in accordance with Iiiav.
CITATION.
UtiNbftf** l ‘ Jttltri***!, Win II*»i«tuf**r Illicit*
of thr** flflha nf alt th* turniMra * 1or I*1 lu
Said certificate embraces the fid Ti*idjiii
. I*i*|iil»l»***f **f I l*»lld« Min! m**l <*»•!
pari, tint!**: that th* tot* OB * a1.1 Joint l(***v lowing described property situated in
tndi
I *Mtn|ivDf. I Imltrtl. * r*if|«*f »!l*iTl
Inline w*r* rnl*r*.| n[-in tl.*lf ffnpeetlt* Jour Kemhmle County, Florida, to.wit: S.
**f ItnxUlid. Hu* HUtm-kl-id'lff • nf I*1»»fld»
l*nnd >n«1 iVInatMftnn
I hnM»d
nal*. * lt !i tt.* »*a* an.1 n*r* th*j**in, and tli»j It A. of W 1.2 o f N W I 4 of N K I.4
Il.tnMM^I
of C.urfUnd •»i*1 In
did d rlffrolli* and dlftct that th* aald Joint o f Sec. 20. Tp. 20 S. It. 29 K., 11 ncres
Hit- HuhIt.-x* H 1**tnilrrNi t!f*il*r*»* hid! f f *« i
I’.raolnllon t>* id Ii b IHo I to th* tl**|nn of th* more or less.
rlilinluf lit. lllfirtlgll »*f tindrf
(lit*
iSilf ItAliif-'t Jitfl!***, •Oil !«» •tn »nd *11
Slat* at tl * <:*n*ral EI*(tlon !* No**mb*r, lain.
The said land being nsessessed at
id l*f
of (••ifli'4 » t
? • 1•f Itt
Not*. thrt*for*. I, II. t'la/ Crawford. s**t*- tin* date of the issuance of such cer
trig •tt» f i«l*| till** Of llltrf r*l III rifi'I Ml
larr of Klat* of tt* Slat* of Doflda, do ti*r»t')r
fit# fotlon (fig •!*•*. i |1w*d 11||*1 •Hiifllrtl
lii**e
tifiento in the name of D. F. Bayer.
nnd M itt* I tt t Imt*
**f J*#nti|i..4*» mn*\
f it * nolle* that a
. Unless said certificate *hall he re
«4fRtr *‘f riiirlit*,
|t*ffl«tiUrli •!«■*• ?ll*
THE INSIDE IS IMPORTANT.
C EN TRAL ELECTION
r.| s« folt-»tt *, f*• «• 11
deemed according to Inw, tnx deed
HAhfi.nl I M l
1-4. 1 |»» 2,
li**
Don’t forget that it is just ns nec
will h* ti*M lit *a*li u an lf In EJothla on Tn**- W ill issue thereon on tha- tOtth day of ■ta. * Kitfdlfiff 1It i: It Tr iffm ir* map " f
your inner tubes
da* n*tt »or.*™||n( tl* Ural Moadap la Not*™- November A. D. 1920.
map Ihcrmf 4‘iljf of essary to have
d. IlK ld . • a
tlira* t n*r»i strong, flexible and tlurnblo the snmc
I>*r. A. D. luk’ l. th* laid Tufalap Mint th*
Witness my official signature and t .KYkfd ami N*gInning m Hi* MS--r
frrf and llimf as your outer shoes, anti our vulcan
i*f (K«* ttdpfTMfsIpHI of I'lrat
SECOND DAT Or NOVEMBER,
seal tliis the 30th day o f September rfAiriiil*.
lit Mi* n t f ..f Han f.*«.t I’ kflda. »*if»
Nuf
lit |M| frrl izing process will do this for y^u.
Ihnif r
for th* rallflcallno or r*Jt*lloa of th* aald A. D. 1920.
IliefH* l!«*t ."i» frrl
hit'll f I'dh nf It’s tho best tire Insurance you could
r»f !«-•# |i« * |* Int •*fi l ll*
Jo|nl Rraohitlon prn[««!nt an antndntal to th*
E. A. Douglass,
• 11* 1 . MltlirM \\r*t *» frr! • K*ng M»* fe^Mli
it your tiro money into, for It douCon,Illation or thn Slat* ef rlotlda, t ic
Clerk Circuit Court,
«ld«‘ i f * nlil * ID) lit Cat d • vrtlllf*.
cs, often trebles, the life of both
a|.1* of m U ItlDsI A**.A Joint n*a->1ullon pro[<xln* an Amtndaral 7-Otc.
Seminole County Floridn. X-Mllh (|1*M0g l!u*
lltl*. IfH fre*l. Iimfe ■*f Ir.. l*t 1*1rat Htfrrt. tires nnd tubes.
Wo nro vulcanizing
In K**tloo 0 of Arilfl* IX of Ih* C.natltatlon (S eal)
By: V. E. Douglass, D. C. II#
|-dnV i'f Irilotdiig
of th* Ktat* of florid* Ilftatlaf to Taiallon
It apjwarlng fr*>m fhr1 •worti Mil *»f f*»m specialists.
For Attorney General of the State
of Florida.
For Comptroller of the State of
Florid-..
For Treasurer of the State o f Flor
ida.
For Superintendent of Public In
struction o f toe State of Florida.
For Commissioner o f Agriculture
of the State o f Florida,
For .w o Justices o f the Supreme
Court o f the State of Florida.
For One Railroad Commissioner o!
the State o f Florida.
For State Senator for 19th Senat
orial District of the State of Florida.
For One Member of the House of
Uepresenntivcs of the State of Flori
da.
For County Judge.
For Sheriff.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court.
For County Assessors of Taxes.
For T ax Collector.
For County Superintendent of Pub
lic Instruction.
For County Surveyor.
For F ive County Commissioners. .
F'or Three Members of the Count)
Board o f Public Instruction.
F'or Justice of the Peace in nnd fot
the following Justice Districts, viz:
No. 1, 2, S, nnd 4.
For Constable in and for the foIloAv
ing Justice Districts, viz:
No. 1. 2, 8, and 4.
In Testimony Whereof, I have here,
unto set my hand and affixed tin
Great Seal o f the State of Florida, at
Tallahassee, the Capital, this th.
twenty-fourth day of August, A. 1)
1920.
11. Ctay Crawford,
Secretary of State.
To E. E. Brady, Sheriff Scminoli
County
4-8tc
VULCANIZING
G
an t rinanr*.
P* II p<-a*|i*d b/ Ih* l*ftalatnr* nf I I*
Ktal* of Et-'rlda:
Tlial tn* follow Inc anirndm»nt (o K**tlon tl
of .Art Ir I* 0 o f ll.* CeOltltatlon of Ih* Flat* of
rlotlda rotatln* to tatallon and (Inane* la t.*t*hf aff**d to and ahall I-* aohniltl»d to tb* *t*cInr* o f th* atal* for a.lopIloo or r*]«th * i at
tt * n*it *rr.« ral *l*<tl"B b*td b*t*afl*r, lhal la
to a ir that Koftloa 0 of Aril*!* 0 of Ih* tkin•lllntlm nf Ih* KtaD of florid* l-a ara*n,l*>l ao
aa to trad m follow.:
K**1loti ti H i* I rtlalatnr* ahatl bar* yiwtr
to prolId* for I m ii Iiij Slat* Dmd. ontf for tb*
( in(, * * or i*(*ltln tf Intaaloo or aaiptraaln* In*urt**H"n,,nr for th* t “ rl,- »* * f r*d**talo* nr
r*fundlnc t«,n.l* atr*adr la*n»a at a brwrr ral*
of lnt*r**l. or for tb* pnrpn** of aniuMn*.
bulldln* or maintaining a arat-ir. e f r»> I roa t*
and brldgra througbont Ihla Ktal* andrr inrh
rrgalallona aa mag b« p tfa ttlW t>r An Act of
th* f^glatalnra: protldrd, that an/ Urol taautw
anlharltrd ta loirtnanfa Ikrtrof for a aratrm of
gt.^1 roatD aka 11 a*t rrrord In amoanl At* (3)
r*r real, o f th* lolal tat a*»narr*nl of th*
Slat* *t the ttm* of Imu *.
Tl,* »* !* • raat la rotapllnar* with aald ptw[M*d amendment, ant IL* ranraaa. d**larattoa
ant tfturna thereof, ahall tw anbjrrl»d la Ih*
aam* rrgalatloa* and rratrtrtlea* aa at* pro
tldrd hr law for grarrat cterttoni lo th* Klal*
*f flollda.
la teatlreen/ whrtrof, I bar* hetronlo a*I mg
hand a ad afflrrJ th* (i-*at Krai of lha Slat# * f
rtd M *. i t T iZ L iL iiitf, I t l C i*t!it. thti ttr
twrnlg rlgMU dag of Jolg, A. D. H3V
(SKAL)
n. CLAY CRAAVronP,
St-iate
8r*r«larg of Ktal*.
OF APPLICATION FOR
T A X DEED
Under Section 575 of the General
NOTICE
IN T lt r CIRCUIT COURT SEVENTH JUDIC
IAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY,
It.o n iU A — IX CHANCERY.
At
tf *nti*c«Mr,
TV Cmllr V
Id T
f »i
CITATION.
1U<*1.*M, J»ntM tl
|l»»wMr. Ann Ito w M f
ftM url
U IH Ia n i II
Uti
!•**
f*r aItr' I• lo-e*
IlMMMO*
» (I l}r|*K« W|ftl«m ll#^Mr ••«! William <
Tl* >141 ■it*] CLaf If* W, Hlili* i»* KtffH lf'N **f
I i*i win i.f w IIlium IIMilf. mliliofvt itn
kiMitifi, ll*** niikfMtw tt
rf*»»
l f « , Mtfttrr*, «*r till rr * Ml tn• mf * lini|#r tl)«*
• •Id • Mil + Ham**| infile* ai»d !•« atit ad4 all
fi!t'**r |tiri|fa of |M>iM>iia rlalinlfi* m r Infer
rtf In ai.4 !*• ||»r ftiU*rta liijf i|r*rf1l'«r«t lafid In
Hrfifinlr I'onulfr Cloffda, Im flt:
II** * I tinI ti * At
Hi** f**«filli#»al njftiff
!*•*’
f|r*rt *1, TnwfialiI|i 21, fVrtifb *<f fltfirr TH !!••!.
run ll*rnrr Nnftli 7**n frrf, tfienrr \Vn | 1IH*0
fr*»!. tfriirr H*Mi!lirt Ir **12 frrl, tlirn**r 1*41*t
Ii?Pt % frrl In lit# fMiln(ii f»f !»rginning.
II •pi’f tflng fr*»ra • »wi*rri Mil *»f r*i«n|«lalni
fllrsf In tlda raiitr ffjjit J»wi liatr tif rlalm mm*
tnfrr**l In An«! In th* land aMit* ijrarfjlrsl
llirrrfnr* fnn, line r i M I*ini Ifjr ** Hlrtiarf
Jafiir* |t. Illrharl
l*«lb l T. Ilnwlef, Anti
Ib'Wlejr. William II. I4*r. I'ranrl* r.
|>r.
t/Hil*a flrltr* IW rnia •: rI«t it* I", II fir
William Hedd*. and William «* Hrsldr and
(lia r ln W Kiln* a« K ire til ora #*f lit# f -a*f
W ill «»f WMIIani Itrstdr. ■f*' lirreliy rn|ii1rr*l »•»
anti Appear iirfprf10*1 r »ald l* If«l!l r»mfl, al
lltr (VntM Iln*i*p In Manfind I'WirMa, **fi ll*r
I i f if at *4 |M^rrn*«ef, A. I* I W . and fl«eii
arvtf Iltefe- make anawer lo ll»r Idll of mm>
plaint e t MM Ted again*! p « . «i|Wrnl*r a de
r ir r pnn ranf****** m III fir rnfrrrd,
Iiul all oftior prrostet* nf parflr* rUlmlttf mr
r lflif «If Ir* **r Inlrrrat In and I* l l * |afa*f*^rfjr
lirrrlnalnar itr*ril|r«|, hf. tt.nmgli nr «n*lef
mii » *«f 4Sir i l ms
p»11!*■* »»f oli»*M»i**,
i»i i* lirtelif re*|ti|red l«» I*** an*| ap|*rar l«ef.ifr ***«r
•aid « Irenll Coairf al fl.r C«orl M*»o*r In Man
fisfd Clnrldt. on U»e rird *la* of Jan'iarj
\
l» 11*2 1 . and |l»en and there m«kr answer ta
U»r Mil nf romplalnl ralilldlrd agalnai **14
Mpkmnrii parllra. *dlirrwl*r a ilrrtr# «if pro ranr r*«t will tr rnlrml.
11 la ordered Mi at lid* fmtlir t*» poMlafird
In fl.r Nanfi*r»I llerald. a newspaper pHMl*bed
111 Neinlrwdr ratinffr. ri**rlda. M»rv a werk for
ant,
*i Week*, aa l*» tl.r known partlr* defendant.
to Ih^
r ife wr**k*
unit L iif, n s i f t fm lwr*tr
plaint Ob’*! In ltd* ran*r •enln«l *.*<1
»M
ymi h*t<* **r illint
iHlerrst In and l»« ll»*'
|i|u|i •Ian.* )|a*rf|l**)1 ft rfrliH1
** t***l II.*’ •*ld
lint V fidinwm. and I k aald U llllam ilr »
,.n|rr i
( liinldaIn*
,f
* Cl-11
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
. I'llO N K 17
da I jiImI and 4%»V»<llta.l**«i C..mp«nr 1 1’idtrd «
Sanford, Florid#
o ’rf-.rai k*n **f I'ngl*nd
In lkj«ldall**nt ar^1 Oak nnd 3rd St.
tirrrfu minlrvi! !♦. l*r a»u| appr.tr N»f.»rr »»nr
• «M IT m il I l*niM, al thr i - i l l II inom* In Pan
fiifit. riafM i, i*n lUr l«t dar of Hrmnlwr, \
11
and Mirn and tfirvi* niikr anawrf f«»
M ** fftlll nf r.miptalnl rildfdlrd again*! jn»»l In
tM« ran***
iM|irr»l*r a ilrrfrr pm
will U* r»i|rrr.|
Ami In all
nf parllra ililtu lo f
any
rlgtit. Ilflr nr Intrrral In and !•» Il»r |srt*|irfi»
I rfrlfiala.tr iW n llw l nmlrr, 1*r «»f
thraaigti
ll.** aUtir m itirl d^frndaiil*. *“f oll*Mfwi*rp arr
O n e In ch C a r d s W ill lie P u b lis h e d U a «
Lrfi-f<r rr*|Klrr*l to tr* and apprar
.-ir
•aid Clfri.il Cmirl at llir Cofirl Mono* In San
d e r T h is H e a d in g A l T h e l i s l e O f I M I
ford, rtnrldi. on fhr !fnl day
Januarj. \ I*
|f*2l. and thru and tlirfr tntkr afi*wrr In ll*r P e r Y e s r .
lull of Complain! f 11^*1 agalnat ywl In lid*
r«iii#>, nllirr wl*r a «Wrr# pru
M il
I-* rnlrrr«| agalnat all unknown parllra d**
frndaHl.
It la ik Irrrd that thla (TlBfhtn 1^ pMMUhrd
In ihr Hanford IfrraU. a nrwrpaprr pn»dlal.r*l
tn
Hrmlhidr
Mmaly,
Clnrida.
i*tnr
L A W Y E R
a
wrel
fnf
right
**rrk« aa not I f f tn
fJfwffr I!, Ji*lin*»*fi and William Atnandrr
a
rn
c
r
in t iib couut iiousk
tlnrhsnana, |.h|tl|da|nr, of IK* I'torlda I Ittd
and Cokmlialloti Com pa of. Mmllrd. a ri.i|M.r
S A N F O U I) - - F L O R ID A
a*Pm nf Kngtand, and *mrw a wrrk f»*r twrlt#
wrrka •* Ivtllrr to M.r tinktViwn parllra d*
frndant,
Wllttna rnf Kami and tlir *<cal nf tin* «*M
Clm dl Ciotrl «n Ihla IMh day *»f Hrf»trtnl»f,
A I* IW1.
ih k a m
i: a . i m i h i i .ah *.
Clark Clfrnll C.mrt,
Hrnilmtlr (\mnlf, Tlnrlda.
tiCMiHif! a . i**c o r r i:s
BUSINESS CARDS
\
S C H E L L E M A IN E S
I
H E N R Y M c L A U L IN
JEW ELER
rkdUitof and tVi*ii»»r| fi»f t «»tnplalnaitf.
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PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA
STATEM ENT OF TH E OWNER GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER
SHIP, M ANAGEM ENT, CIRCULA ROGERS' PLATED WARE
ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES
TION. ETC., REQUIRED BY
TH E ACT OF CONGRESS
OF AUGUST 21, 1911
G EO . G. HERRING
Of The Sanford Herald, published
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AHorney-at-l-aw
Notice is hereby given that Jr.. II. nilk„ nttn parile* defrwdatil*.
WltnrM*
liand am!
Randall, Jr., purchaser of Tax Certi........... tnf .....
- ‘ “tl.r *ra| nf aald Clr* toiler, 1920.
iv.nri -in till, tlw Hill
Of «c|iirmt»r. State of Florida,
Ntd. 14 Garncr-WoodruH Huildin
ficate No. 180, dated tiie 3 rd day of run
A. |l IWM,
County o f Seminole, ss.:
July A. I). 1910, has filed said certi.
(Kl- Al.t
, It A. ISH lll.ASS. •
SANFORD, FLA.
tho State and county nfmesiiidshnins
l ink of r'lrcolt U.sjU.
ficne iU my office and hits made np.
Before me, L. M. Brain, Notary
K, ailB»)l^ OosinlE, Iktl'l*
plicntioi. fo r tax d m ! to issue in ac nroitoR a lonirrr.s
Public, in and for tho State nnd conn
Kollrllor kikI r.sinwl for coropUlmnt.
cordance wth law.
L A N O I S , F IS H & H U L L
3t3te ty aforesaid, personally appeared N.
Said certificate embraces the follow
J. Lillnrd, who having been duly ATTOItNOS AMD CODNHKLLOHa AT LAW
ing described property situated in
sworn according to law, deposes anil
DE LAND, FLA.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Seminole County, Flnriad to-vdt: W l-2
says that he is the Business Manager
Will ertrtln. te Ih, Bl»U «n<J IV ltr*) Caurka
of Section 30, Tp. 19 S.R.32.E. 320
of the Snnford Herald and that the
m il Ucllitii-, t**f Ki»*nln!nt »n4 P ,rt«tla
acres more or lets,
. In Court of the County Judge. Sent! following is. to the best of his knowl a
U « l TU!«I
note County, State of Florida
The
said
land
being
assessed
at
the
edge
and
belief,
a
true
statement
of
For Secretary of the State o f Flor'th e ownership, management (and if
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General Election
Will be held In Seminole County,
State of Florida, on Tuesday next suc
ceeding the first Monday In Novem
ber, A. D- 1920, the said Tuesday be
ing the Second Day of November.
For United States Senator from the
State of Floridn, for six years from
March 4, 1921.
- For Six ( 6) Presidential Electors.
For one Roprescnatlve o f the Four
th Congressional District of the State
of Florida, in the Sixty-seventh Con
gress of the United States.
For Governor of the State o f I-lor-
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vitlD AY. OCTOBER 15, 1920
TIIE SANFORD HERALD,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 192*
T IIE S AN FO R D 11EPALD
V f / U E N »oti n in t evkk com* • t o n in g truet (•’did o ut
••stern s!” p*Jn. u*« tJInnn'e
IJ rumen t. 11 d on lh « job with
out lU ln ln r. rubblnr. Und*#In#. U ••/<*♦ fur rh*um»turn,
n r u r a l c n e h n a n d paJn*,
M El SCI1
REALTY
C O M PAN Y
S T A R T S B U ILD IN G
C A M P A IG N
• prmlnaand strain* botkx h a,
• o n muscles.
4?* m o
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drufigiste
N Y HOOKS
FOR FLORIDA FISH
M ETH O D IST NEW S NOTES
(From Saturday* Dally)
ing resolution, which may be o f in
terest to the members o f the San
ford Rod nnd Gun Club:
“ Resolved, That the Bcllcvicw Gun
I nnd
and Rod Club views ns uns
unsportsman
! like, nnd therefore, with disfavor, the
.use o f baits holding more than one
treble hook, nnd In particular, unre
servedly tor.dem ns those brutal nnd
brutalizing baits carrying five of
such hooks.
“ Resolved Further, Thnt other or
'ganizations o f sportsmen be urged to
discontinue their use nnd manufac
turers be urged to discontinue their
production and to
substitute more
humniic single nnd double
hooks,
falling which this club suggests to
the stntc legislature the advisability
o f enacting a Inw prohibiting their
use in the waters o f Florida.
"It •• unthinkable thnt the men o f
the South, who use rod and reel arc
less sportsmanlike than those «> oth
er parts o f the country, but it is a
fact, nevertheless, thnt treble hooks
baits arc In almost general use, nn
almost unholy proportion of them
having five o f the brutnl
hooks,
which means no less than 15 barbs on
which one game fish v* invited to
impale itself," said R. G. Betts, the
official of the Bcllcvicw Club who
sponsored the resolution. “ It is the
The Bcllcvicw Rod nnd Gun Club
near Ocala, has adopted the follow
N ext Sundny is Rally Day. Every
member of the Sunday school and
even- Methodist in Sanford will he
expected. So he there!
The Sunday school services will
open nt 9:30 n. m. Come, nnd be on
time.
The church services will begin nt
11:00 n. m. Dr. Wnlkcr will prcnch
on "H ow May I Become nn Effective
Church W orker?"
Longue begins promptly nt 5:30 p.
m., nil the young people in town are
cordially invited to attend these scr
vices. An unusually lively contest is
being carried on nt present between
two opposing factions in the League.
A t the close o f the unpointed time,
the side that hns gnined the most
new members is to be entertained nt
the Valdez, by the losing side? Come
nnd join us!
The evening service will began ns
usual, nt 7:30 o’clock. Dr. Walker
will preach, bis sermon topic being:
"A s a Mnn Thinketh."
Mrs. Curtis, mother o f Mrr. Goo.
Davis llnrt, is seriously ill, with pneu
monia, at the home of her daughter.
Rev. F. E. Steinmeycr was in town
a few days ns the guest o f his dnugh
ter. Mrs. Frank Adams.
Friends were welcoming Dr. J. H;l
burn in town Tuesday. On Tuesday
night he held the regular quarterly
conference in the church.
Dr. Hir
burn complimented the church on its
good record nnd rapid growth.
Mrs. S. W. Walker left Tuesday nf
ternoon for Orlando for a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. R. E. Watkins-
Being A Summary Of Who Is
Who And What In The
Aulo Business In
Sanford
IF YOU NEED A NEW
OIL COOK STOVE
Buy the Best that is made
fact that the fish laws of the South
being so liberal and the fishijvt sen
son so long, a lot of us never stop to
think that n fishing fish deserve* n
fighting chance.
The
theory ‘the
more hooks, the more fish' seems to
have obtained and In consequence the
tncklo manufacturers apparent*, use
th" South ns a dumping ground for
their five trble hook ivood minnows
is actual prncticc, it is probably that
'the more hooks the more weeds, also
more snagging nnd more profanity,
is more generally the case nnd it
therefore should not be very d iffi
cult to nrousc sentiment In favor of
more humane nnd less cussablo baits;
we hope so, nt any rnte.
“ All, or practically all of the trib
!o hoks in use are Imported and if
nn appeal to the sportsmanlike in
stincts o f American manufacturers
is not sufficient, the mere elimina
tion of from two to four of the hooks
might to so reduce their production
costs that it should appenl to their
pocket books, even if they do not
rare to shave the saving with the
men who purchnse and use
their
baits."
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B IR T H D A Y TELE G R AM .
Phoenix, Ariz.. Oct. 9. 1920.
M. F. Robinson,
Hanford, Fla.
Our Birthday Wish.
May the undertakers hate you, i^ d
tho’ doctors wish you ill.
May you never need n lotion, a por
tion ol u pill.
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And may you live until you arc older
than the mountains in
the
moon;
And your smiles full o f wrinkles rs
nn nntiquntcd prune.
(Signed)
Thos. and Victor Anne Belle Check.
Women
Made Young
W e also have the Buck Line of
GAS RANGES
P ro tectio n and Comfort
A t Their Last Meeting October 4th
IN SUNSHINE OR STORM
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Ship Awnings, Covers, Bags and all kinds
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of canvas articles to special orders, Light
and Heavy Canvas, Flags Bunting, Wagon Umbrellas, Camp Furniture, Life
Preservers, Waterproofing, Etc.
Orders Solicited WATER
ELDER Mail
SPRINGS
’ A S I ). IJAKP.lt. I_k . I).
THOM
P r lt a lt l.ab arator, o f llotlla . ( ,11,,,
M r. T. O. Charlra
Hanlard. Fla-
Wloter Park, FIs., N ot. Sib. I l l ,
I bate rom p lrlrd carrful fk a n lc a l anal,ala <-f ib r aamplr of oa ltr i kaI
brought mr r a i l , laat o r c k . onad b a te obtained the fo llo o ln g irtu ll,.
Color ____________________________ C lear
llra c tlo n ______________ — _______ N eutral
Free Ammonia _ 00 pari*
per m illion
Albuminoid Am m onia----------. — T ra ce
Chlorine .1---------I.7J Oarlo per million
T otal solid * . _ k.00 parla per mllllaa
l l e r d e e a * ------- 2J.0J parla pet ralllioa
N llr a le e --------— . . . .
— ---------- Trat»
The ohaence pracllcallj o f fre e and album inoid am monia In this oaltr and
lla rerp amall amount o f chlorine Indlcoleo It* e r c r lle n l qualllr for hooitkolil
purpose*. In addition lo the good q u a lll, characterlallcn o f superior koutrhald
-osier, II poooeooco apetlal fealurea o f much ralue. eop eelall, Ihooa ol o irtllrol
nalura acrallan and L O W degreo o f hardness.
SA N FCFC. F l C F I t /
Tb# world’i. standard rsmsdy for kldnay,
Itvar, blsddar and uric acid troublaa, tha
anamlaa of Ilia and looks. In uaa tinea
If96. All druggists, tbrea aha*.
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15 Acre Farm, good location, 5 acres Tiled with flow
ing well, 3 acres with Tile in need of relaying, all
fenced, no buildings.
PRICE AND T E R M S ATTR AC TIV E
J. E. SPURL1NG, Agt.
M ade o f the finest wheat
and baked under ideal,
s c ie n t ific c o n d itio n s ,
U n e e da
Bi s c u i t
abou n d in n u tr im e n t.
C risp and a p p e tizin g ,
these perfect soda crackers
bring to every household
an every-meal staple in
most convenient form.
K een
n
SUDDlV
in
tllC
KEEP YOIJK EYE ON T IIE HERALD W A N T COLUM N
These Varieties ate Standard with Sanford Qrov
Our Seeds are Fresh and Dependable.
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Our hero.
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W A LK S IN his sloop.
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W h e n you let us supply your building
needs you get a great deal m ore than just so
m any fte t o f lu m b er— bundles o f shingles—
pounds o f nails— or panels o f B ea ver Board.
Y o u get the benefit o f our building
m aterial know ledge nnd experience in Service
that helps you get tne results you w an t nt the
right price. S ervice first In planning the
w ork — moro service in se! .tin g proper m ate
ria ls— speedy service in d eliverin g the goods.
Y o u pay for the m aterials.
T h e s e r v ic e
p a y s f o r it s e lf in the larger volu m e o f business
it b rin g9 through super-satisfied custom ers.
C L E V E L A N D . Oct. I I . — Pitcher
Mnrqunrd, o f Brooklyn
Nationals,
nnpeared In court today to nnswer
the chnrge o f ticket scalping, but
requested the case in* postponed un
til October 15. It was grunted.
Fourteen Acres of Hammock Land one half
mile south of Lake Monroe Station, on brick
road. Five Acres tiled, Flowing well and in
splendid shape for farming this season; has been
farmed several years and made bumper crops.
Four acres not tiled, but cleared and flowing
well. Has been cultivated several years.
Five acres partly cleared, but has never been
cultivated. Flere is chance to get •one of the
best Celerv and Vegetable farms in the Monroe
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and
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T H A T “ S A T IS F Y "
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Our horn.
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FOREVER
DIG DALES o f IL
m y s t e r io u s
517 Commercial Street
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I t w ill p a y y o u to
be o n e o f th em .
M A R Q U A R D IN COURT
ON T IC K E T SCALPING
SHOE POLISHES
BEST F O R H O M E SHINES—S A V E TH E LEATHER
T H E BIG V A L U E PA C K A G E S
PASTES
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_ Pol LUA. Tan. Oi Blood. DaiV Bio—n
»r.d whu« bho*»
AND LIQUIDS
THE F. F, n A U X Y CORPORATIONS LTD.,
MJFTALO. N. Y.
“ W e D eliver Th e G oods”
Local and Long: Distance Hauling
P H O N E 498
If W e P lea se You, T e ll O llu r s .
If W o Don I, 111I l
sharp, shooting twinges, hendnehes
dizziness and distressing urinary ills !
Sanford people recommend
Doan r
Kidney
Fills. Could you ask for
stronger proof of merit?
A. W. Wntlien,' farmer 400 W. 1st
Street., Sanford, Says: " I hnve us
ed Doan’s Kidney Fills o ff and on for
several years and they are the best kill
ney remedy to l>u bad. I have suffer
ed a lo* with my back and kidney
weakness, lilt several ncasiuiis Doans
Kidney Fills have come to my
rescue when 1 was completely down
and out with kidney trouble. When
ever 1 feel their need now they always
bring tho same quick results. (State
ment given May 22, 11*11).
He said: “ I am as strong In praisi
of Doan's Kidney Fill* as ever. I
hnven't needed Doans since giving
my last endorsement.
t
I’rice 50 cents at all dealers. Don i
Dimply ask. for a kidney remedy—get
(loan's Kidney Fills—the same that
Mr. Wuthcii Imd.
Foster-Mill.uri
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo N. X.
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AND IDLY strolling.
thnt tho garages are always filled
with good mechanics nnd that the
show rooms and the auto garages nre
o f the very best.
Amcng the unusually fine garages
jn Florida is thnt o f the Wight Tire j
Co., that was recently built at the
corner of
Magnolia and
Second
streets. Made o f fine pressed yellow
brick irul black mortar the building
stands out in bold relief nnd attracts
the attention o f the passerby not only
from the fact that it has everything
.thnt would mnke him stop nnd buy
but also from its very appearance.
And then it is arranged differently.
There Is n plnce where you can drive
in out of the weather nnd on two
sider where you get water, oil, gas or
repairs or most anything you want
nnd you ran go nnd come without dis
turliing anyone on the street. And
then while >ou are resting easily out
o f the rain you emi smile with Geo.
McLaughlin, or Herman Steele or
Miss I.ucca Chnppcl or Ralph Wight
who nre all on the job to serve you
nnd they have one of the most com
plete lines o f tires and accessories
thnt are to be found in the state o f
Florida or any other state. It’ is the
very appearance of this uptodnt0
place thnt nttrncts strangers nnd nl
so nttrncts home folks for they are
ticen to be going there so often prole
nblv on account o f tlm smiling crowd
thr.t awaits them. And in the ma
chine shop under the nble care of
Mr. Ward, the cars nre fixed up nnd
fnrther down thp building Chnuncey
Wilson vulcnnlzes tires nnd nltogeth
er the W ight Tire Co., building is
one o f those plnces where you get
what you wnnt when you want it and
believe me, thnt Is going some.
should be— the people’s
charter.
For instance when a candidate wish
es to make the race for City Com
missioners he must hnve his friends
get up n petition that should con
tain 25 per cent of the registered (
voter's nnmes. And whin you sign
one of the petitions it binds you to (
vote for tliut candidate no matter|
how many of your- friends might
come out later.
But here is the
nil). Few people care to take petit
ions around and few people care to
sign them when they are carried
around nnd eighty per cent o f the)
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H A N F O K II, 1 '.o III In
T E LEPH O N E J ll-W
I c< , (or tko name Gold Madal on o»*ry b«»»
• nil occapt no imitation
Big Boston Lettuce
Early Snowball Cauliflower
Charleston Wakefield Cabbage
Jersey Wakefield Cabbage
Detroit Dark Red Beet
Paris White Cos Romalne
CH ARTER NEEDS CHANGING
T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor
Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body
full o f you th and health m ay be
you r3 if yo u w ill keep your system
In order b y regu larly taking
GOLD MEDAL
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A n-I t tIr 1 1 and C enatti.lnf ("h rm lal • I'ra fra .la n a l o f Natoral N rltart
L’ m rrllu*. K o llln i C o l i n * . F lorid*
,o o
1.00
D. C. Shupc _________
1.00
A. Kamcll --------------1.00
W . R. Williams .........
1.00
A. L. Mnlcom ---------1.00
W. M. W r ig h t ...............
1.00
M. D. Polsten --------1.00
Steen Nelson _____ - —
1.00
Dob Crawford .........
11.00
W. E. Arno ................
1.00
C. L. West ..................
05.00
R. R. W h itte n .............
following hills ns audited by f W FnUmingvr _______
14.01
E. E. Brady ...............
50.00
the Lierk and presented to this Board (
P. Swope . . . __ . . . . . . .
E. E. Brady ................
30.07
E. F. Householder ---ucrc approved and ordered paid nt I H. Kilbee ......................
1.11
Sch-'lle Mnines ...........
O. Shinholser _____ _____
the last meeting;
03.70
E. E. Ilrndy ................
35.00
E. E. Ilrndy ..............
Itoad Bond Fund
Road and Bridge Fund
1.02
Sanford Steam Laundry
09 Wm. Wood .........................
Fred T. Williams ............ !
40.00 E. A. Douglass --------0.00
5 000.00
10 11. Allman ___________ _____
15.00 Rond and Bridge fund.
F. C. Langston ................
1,000.00
73.51 General fund — ------39 E. G. I Kingston---------------F C. Langston ................
81
Geo.
C.
McDougal
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35.00
Noll & Noll .......................
151Noll A- Noll ......................
34.03
Noll & Noll ---------- -------METHODIST NEWS NOTES
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Langston
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Noll & Noll - - - - - - - - - - - - -
30.10
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W.
E.
!la.vkins
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Noll & Noll ---------- -----Mrs. S. W. Walker returned Fri
1.80
Mahoney--Walker C o . _______
General Fund
101.00 day from a short visit in Orlando.
The Texns Company ______
on J- B. I.awton Motor C o .___
F. A. Douglass ..................
Don’t forget the regular weekly
8.80
00 R- W. Lord _______________
pr. J. T . D e n to n -----------258.33 prayer meeting Wednesday night nt
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Wynn
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Geo. A. DeCottes ............
0.50
00 Hill Hardware Co. ________
Frank Hnrriq ....................
4.50
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Wesley
A
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II. C. DuBose ---------------379.80
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T. McLain _____________
Look for the Methodist notes in the
Mrs. L. C. G lisso n ..............
129.00 Tuesday’s and Friday’s paper for the
’oo
Fred
T.
Williams
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H C. Williamson ----------434.57 present.
.90 Wight Grocery Co. _______
k! fc. Brady .....................
11.25
.00 lb*’*l Hardware C o . ________
E. A. Douglass ................
2.00
.00 A. .1. Lossing _____________
Shade Walker is home for a few
C. M. Berry .......................
25.00 lays from Sutherland where he is a
.95 D. II. C Rabun ...... ..........
\V. C. Williamson ---------15.00
051!.. Bennett _______________
tudont in Southern College.
M. I). Gntchel ---------------00
Hill
Lumber
Co...........
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pr. n. E. Stevens ...........
5.00
05 i I*. A. Ilrumley . . i -----------Herald Printing Co..............
Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Christy left
4.00
,4510. P. Swope .......................
buronigh.-t Adding Mch. Co
Saturday
for Jacksonville to visit
8.00
95 C. W. Entzminger ________
So, Bell Tel. & Tel. Co......
12.00 Mrs. Christy's parents for several
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Kilbee
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Hill Hardware Co. ............
57.(W days.
,71 10. C. Bryant _____________
So. Utilities Co...................
10.00
.50 IS. R. Woods ....... - ........ —
Woodruff A Watson .........
Elliott Fisher Co. ............
Fine nnd Forfeiture Fund
i.lMl
trunk In Woodruff -----50.00
’.10 Sehellc Mnines ____________
I) OR
.00 A. R. Stiles ......................
Ci.C»0
i.80 Then. Aulin _______________
Miss Ruth Hand went to Jacksoi
1.00 A. J. McCullcy ..................
ville last Friday to consult a speciit
!.00 R. Strange ........... .............
ist and have her eyes fitted to glas:
1.20 Anilrew Aulin — .............es. She expects to return Tuesday.
1.00 J. II. Jones ---------- ------ -
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strang ek.
HE Turklth tobacco In ChrttcrHolds is real Turkish, not counfeit. Tho Domestic is tho be«t
f money can buy. And the blena
a secret — it can't bo copied.
Psterfields are “ good" *n yw h «il
rnd vou’ll never tire of Satisfy.
sink* lohaiipom ze \nm your
idea of what you would like
to have your living room.
<| A wide range of slyles
Ircm dainty little inexpens
ive suites lo gcoigcous per
iod styles with deep, soft,
luxurious cushions.
<J The price cn every suile
represents a substantial sav
ing on their real value.
W o n ’ t you ccme in and
�FARM
E»t«r*d ii i « « t i ct»»« m>ii K.tt.r Au*uti **. i blvited ngninst you, otherwise a de
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n°rtd«. crce pro confesso will bo entered
Ac* #f M*rth S' 1171
,---- —ttt |ngninst you.
TRACTOR
MORE T H A N 100,000 FORDSON T R A C TO R S H AV E BEEN SOLD TO FARM ERS
IN T H E U N ITE D S TA T E S . T H E Y A R E H E LPIN G T H O SE FARM ERS DO MORE
A N D BETTER WORK IN LESS TIM E A N D A T LESS COST. NORTH, EAST, SOUTH
W E S T— E V E R YW H E R E T H E FORDSON H A S PROVEN IT S E L F A M O NEY-M AK
E R A N D A R E A L N E C E S S IT Y TO T H E FARM ER. BESIDES II\ IS H ELPING
M IG H T IL Y TO SOLVE T H E LABOR PROBLEM .
And nil other persons
Fba>« Hf or parties claiming nny right, title or
— -i ■ • Interest in nnd to the property here■■—
* I innbove described, under, by
or
Forrlcn Adv-Ml.tn*53
R-tir.««ntillv.
»hmmrh nnv
nf the
nrtove named
T^r.AMERICANPHE
ASSOCIATION
tnmURn
un> oi
me #rau
nnmiu deut
fendants, or otherwise, nre hereby re
quired to be nnd nppenr before our
TH E SE O NE H U ND R E D T H O U S A N D AND MORE P R A C T IC A L FARM ERS
|said Circuit Court nt the Court House
D EM OCR AT 1C P RESI I)E N T IA L
H A V E A F F IR M E D T H E ECONOMY— T H E E X C E P T IO N A L L Y LOW FU EL A N D
in Snnford, Florida, on the 7th day
ELECTORS.
O P E R A T IN G COST— OF T H E FORDSON; IT S TIM E A N D LABOR-SAVING Q U A L
of February, A. D. 19111, nnd then
nnd there make answer to the bill o f
IT IE S AN D IT S A B IL IT Y TO IN C R E A S E PRODUCTION. T H E FORDSON W A S
'.Martin Caraballo.
complaint in this enuse, otherwise a
B U IL T TO BE T H E MOST E CO NO M ICAL TRAC TO R ; IT IS COMPACT AND DE
Charles E. Jones.
decree pro confesso will be entered
VOID OF EXCESSIVE W E IG H T. A N D IT IS BU ILT OF T H E SAME STRONG
-J. G. Sharon.
ngninst nil unknown parties defend
IR O N AND S T E E L AS IS T H E FORD C A R .
P. W. Corr.
ant.
TV. V. Knott.
It is ordered thnt this citation be
W IN T E R OR BAD W E A T H E R DOES NO T HINDER T H E FORDSON'S USE
published in the Snnford Herald, a
<G. B. Wells.
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FU LN ESS. D A Y OR N IG H T — T W E N T Y -F O U R HOURS A D A Y IF YOU CHOOSE—
newspaper published
in Seminole
Oh, for a rest from politics.
County, Floridn, once n week fo r
YOU CAN U T IL IZ E T H E FORDSON.
eight weeks ns notice to Alexander
O N L Y SO M A N Y FORDSONS A R E ALLO T T E D T H IS TE R R ITO R Y. ORDERS
And a chnnce to go fishing or hunt James Miller, D. Hnlsey Piffnrd and
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BEING F IL L E D IN SEQUENCEi—F IR S T COME F IR S T SEVED.
LET US
ing.
Charlotte 0. I’ iffilrd, nnd once a week
H A V E YOURS NOW .
for twelve weeks ns notice to the
Or even a chance to build four or unknown parties defendant.
T H E R E ’S P R A C T IC A L USE FOR T H E FORDSON E V E R Y D A Y OF TH E YE AR .
,-e hotels,
I W ITN E S S my hnnd and the seal
L E T ’S T E L L YOU. COME IN AND H A V E A TRACTOR T A L K . GIVE US TH E
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o f the snid Circuit Court on this the
C H A N C E TO M A K E A D E M O N STR A TIO N ON YOUR OW N FARM .
And maybe a meeting or two for jr>th day of October, A. D. 1920.
Hoard of Trade to discuss things.
(S E A L )
E. A. DOUGLASS
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Seminole County, Floridn.
What a relief when it is all over
nnd we can settle down to the plens- GEO. A. DeCOTTES,
nnt pnstimo of boosting Sanforu.
Solicitor nnd o f Counsel for
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Complainants.
9-19t-c
The Indies say they have ordered
----------- x ----------the equipment for the White Way. It In the Circuit Court of the Seventh
should be here and installed before
Judicial Circuit, in and for Semi
the holidays if we intend to get any
nole County, Floridn.— .
good out o f it this season.
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In Chancery.
W ell, the World's Series is over for
the time being anyhow nnd now w e, O R IG IN A L D ILI, OF C O M P L A IN !
can get do or. to barnyard golf and E. A. Douglass, in his own right, and
otlter soul-trying games o f the win- j as Trustee, Complainant,
t.*r sc; «on.
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In the Circuit Court o f the Sevr »th
CROSS Illl.L OF C O M PLA IN T
Judicial Circuit, in nnd for Semi!•*• U. Cowen, et nl, Comp1 rants,
note County, Florida.— In
E. A. Douglass, et nl, 1lef :d ints.
Chancery.
C IT A T IO N .
Mabel M. Kcely by her next friend, To G. R. Cnlhoun, o f Pitkins. Colo
rado; F. A. Hart, o f Savannah,
Paul M. Kcely, Paul M. Kccly her
Georgin, nnd C. H. Walsh, of W il
husband, nnd George W. Venable,
Complainants,
mington, North Cnrolinn; T. O.
Gillis, M. J. Gallagher, J. M. Hunt
vs.
J. F. Mitchell, Louis Paint and
Alexander Jnmes Miller, et nl, De
James Sawyer, whoso places
of
fendants.
residence nre unknown, nnd to nil
C IT A T IO N .
T o Alexander Jnmes Miller, D. Hal
other persons or parties claiming
sey Piffnrd nnd Charlotte O. I'ifan interest in nnd to the following
fard and the unknown heirs, lega
described land In Seminole pountees, devisees, grantees or other
ty, Floridn, to-wit:
rlnimnnts under Alexander Jnmes
Lota 7 nnd 8, nf Block 4, o f Tier 4,
Miller, D. Hnlsey
Piffnrd nnd o f Snnford, Floridn, nccording to E.
Charlotte 0, Piffnrd, nnd the un It. Trnfford’s map o f Snnford, F lori
known heirs, legatees, devisees, da:
grantees, or other claimants un
It appearing from n sworn cross
der Emma M. Piffnrd, nnd to nny bill o f complaint filed in this enuse,
nnd all other persons or pnrties thnt you hnvc or clnim to hnve some
claiming any interest in nnd to the interest in nnd to the nbovc describ fore our snid Circuit Court nt the cross bill o f complnint filed in this
W ITNESS my hnnd and the seal of
“ Who is responsible fo r the Wall
following described lands situate ed lnnd, therefore, you, G. R. Cnl Court House in Snnford, Florida, on enuse, otherwise n decree pro confes the snid Circuit Court on this 15th
Street Explosion," nsks the St. Au
in Seminole county, Floridn, more houn, F. A. Hnrt nnd C. H. Wnlsh the 3rd day o f January, A. D. 1921,
dny o f October, A. D. 1020.
gustine Record. Darned i f wc know,
particularly described ns follows, nre hereby required to be nniPappcnr and then nnd there make answer to so will he entered against all snid
Herb.
It might hnvc been Harry
(S E A L )
E. A. DOUGLASS,
unknown
pnrties.
to-wit:
before our snid Circuit Court nt the the cross bill o f complnint, otherwise
Brown,
Gilbert
Leach, Goode Guerry,
Clerk
o
f
Circuit
Court,
It
is
ordered
thnt
this
notice
he
The Northeast qunrter of
the Court House in Snnford, Floridn, on a decree pro confesso will be entered
Seminole County, Florida. Ed. Fitzgerald, Hugh Spnrkmen, Joe
Northwest qunrter o f the Southwest the (Jth day of December, A- D. 1920, ngninst you. And nil othen unknown published in the Snnford Herald, a
Harman, Ed. Taylor, Bobo Dean,
newspaper published
in
Seminole GEO. A. DeCOTTES,
quarter; the Southeast qunrter o f the nnd then nml there mnkc nnswor to parties or
persons claiming nny County, Florida, once a week for THOM AS EM M ET W ILSO N,
Frank
Stoncmnn or nny o f those East
Southwest qunrter o f tne Northwest the cross bill of complnint, otherwise right, title or interest in and to the
Const editors.
four weeks as to the
defendants
Solicitors nnd o f Counsel for
qunrter, and the Northwest qunrter n decree pro confesso will be entered
property hereinabove described nre whose residences nre known, nnd
Cross Complainants.
o f the Northeast quarter o f the ngninst you.
required to be nnd appear before our once n week for eight weeks ns to the
9-12-tc W A N T E D — Bright boy or girl ores,Southwest qunrter o f Section 9fi,
And you, T. O. Gillis, M. J. Gnl- snid Circuit Court nt the Court
known parti, s defendant whose plac
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inexperi
Township 19 South o f Range 20 East, Ingher, J. M. Hunt, J. F. Mitchell,
II oubo in Snnford, Floridn, on the es o f residence nre unknown, nnd
You enn buy your nwenters nnd enced at the Herald Office. Chance
nnd bcginlng 90 chains North o f the Louis Paint nnd Jnmes Sawyer nre
7th dny o f Fcbrunry, A. D. 1921, nml once n week fo r twelve weeks mi to heavy underwenr nt the sale o f Per lo learn good trade with rapid ad
Southwest corner o f Section
90, hereby required to be nnd nppenr bethen
and there make answer to
th« uiinmmii
unknown pnrties
defendant,
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$25.00, some beautifully embroidered.
These dresses marked
20 wonderful Coat Suits in the new materials
Navy, Browns and Grays. Sizes 16 to 40
$ 1 8 . 5 0 and $ 1 9 . 5 0
$35.00, 37.50 and $39.00
S ize s 16 (o 44
N o Iwo a lik e
Plaited Plaid Skirts
Newest Fall Blouses at Popular Prices
with a distinctive touch o f Quite-Ilite
Styling for
A w id e va riety o f attra ctive d e s ig n s featuring th e
s e a s o n ’s most approved m o d e s , in G c o rg ie ttr, C re p e s and T r ic o ie t for
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For R ent— T o fishing parties or
tourist parties, 26-foot, half cabin,
canopy motor boat fully equipped
Licensed pilot who knows the St
Johns. Phone 34SW. L. G. Loveless
C LA SS IF IE D ADVERTISING
45-tf
Gash must accompany order. Ten
RATES
cents extra if charged.
FOR R E N T — Two large furnisher)
.Advertising in this column in which
Minimum Charge for »j>y one
the address of the advertiser is not house-keeping rooms, with running
given but which refers you to Post- water and two otthi-r house.keeping
One Time, per word_________ i e
Do
?/ . . ,,ox Number or Cafe of the rooms without running water.
Itcrntd MUST be answered accord not object to children Mrs. Ridllng,
Three Times, per word_____ 2c
ingly. Please do not ask us for the 205 Oak Avenue.
7-3tp.
Six Times- per w o r d ...______ 3c
names of advertisers advertising in
this way. Usually we do not know
Over Six Times, l-2c per word
WANTED
who they are, and If we do we are not
per Issue.
expected to tell you.
Wanted— Corn.
The
Rcr.cham
GEORGIA GROWN CABBAGE^ Grain Co of Alnchua Fla. will pay
W AN TE D .— A Good
P LA N T S
Mule.
C. M. Berry.
you the market price for ear corn in
W ill gow very fine heads set this car lots. Fanners can Join together
W AN TE D TO R EN T— A five oi month in your section. Etarly Jersey,
49-tfc.
six room houso. W ill pay good rent nnd Charleston Wakefield, Flat Dutch n making up cars.
Harry Bandcl, 310 Sanford avc. fl_3t« Express 52.00 per thousand, prepaid
W A N T E D .--A Goo
mail 300, 31.00; 500, $1.50; 1,000, 32.
FOR SALEc—Good Oliver typ<
----.je w r it. Buncombe collards same price.
Mule.
C. M. Berry,
er. Can be seen at Herald Office __________________ P A R K E R FARMS,
F. L. Green W est Side.
7.2tp.
W A N T E D - Second hand shew case,
FOR SALE—-Single wagon cheap;
Inquire
nt the paint store in the WeFOR S A LE .— Ford delivery truck also two heifer calves two years old.
Inkn
Block,
Railroad Way. 5-tfc.
tab body.
Phone ICG.
' 7.3tc. A. II. Stone, Cameron avenue. G-3tp.
CABBAGE P L A N T S FOR S A L E 30,000 Charleston Wnkefield ready
to *et nbout Oct. 15th. 31.00 per
1,000.— F. L. Greene, West Side. 9-tfc
FOR S ALE .— 50 fine fryinv chick,
ens npply L. F. Roper West Side 73tc
FOR S ALE .— Jersey nnd Du roc
igs. Lottie Bezier, French Ave. 7-ltp
Pale good mules and wagon for
sale Inquire Merchants Grocery Co.
FOR S A L E — One gooi
cow. Inquire, V. E.
Court House.
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FOR SALE— Good team o f mules ..W A N T E D CORN .ANY C O N D IT
Lake Jessup Garden Co., Oviedo. 6.2tf IO N OR Q U A N IT Y .-.P . O. BOX 4H
SANFORD, F L A ......................5J4tp.
FOR SALE— Four choice pigs, nine
weeks old. F,. B. Randall, 819 First
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
street.
fi.tfc.
FOR RENT— A large well furnishbed room. 717 Park ave.
5-tfc
FOR RENT— 16 acres o f truck land
part tilled, has been plowed recently
Inquire Mrs. K. French, French ave
nnd Goldsboro.
6.3tp.
Tho Leesburg Laundry' has opened
Receiving and delivery Stalioji
nt
Ray Brothers Battery service atnt_
ion, Old Ford Gnrago, this is in ad
dition to regular service. The very
fine quality of work turned out by
the Leesburg Laundry is known nil
over tin south. Troy Ray, Phone
442 is in charge of the Sanford
Branch.
7 .1 tfr
For Rent— Furnished rooms and
The Ladies Union of tho Congrogn
kitchenettes.
Apply Shirley Apart tional Church will hold their nmin
FOR S A LE — Good farm mule in
48-2Gt bazaar December 11.
good condition. M. Fleischer. 5-tflc ments opposite Postollice.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1920
I f its Datteries or Automobile Tires
B ITTEN DY R ATTLE S N AK E .
you need and want to save money
sec Ray Brothers at thfc Old Ford
A man nanud Robinson, who is on
Garage, wo mean this.
Vltfc. the section gang o f the A. C. L.,
B A T T E R Y TROUBLES aro ended while working near Monroe yester
when you install in your car an “ EX- day was struck on the right hand by
IDE” Battery. “ THE G IA N T T H A I
a rattlesnake. Ha and his compan
LIVES IN A BOX." One o f tht
world's strongest Batteries.
Ra’ ions wrapped a bandage around the
Brothers, Distributors. Phone 412 arm above the bite S 'id hastened to
Old Ford Garage, Sanford, Fla. 3.4t-c this city with him where ho was tak
en to Dr. Robson's hospital. He had
Frank Lossing
Contractor A Builder
Phone 467
n bad night nnd it looked like he
would die before morning, but after
the crisis he grew better and has
been discharged from the hospital as
cured. This case is remarkable from
the fact that few, If any cases o f
rattlfinnkn bites recover, especially
where the victim is a long distance
from the doctor.
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I buy, pay cavh for ic o n d hand
pianos. Address 352 Sanford, Florida
44-tfc
. Order your new Buick now and
you will not lose any time on the
new car load coming in soon. 46-tfc
The Daughters of Wesley will hold
their Christms Bazaar on Saturday,
November 27th.
51-tf
The Place Where You
Get That Delirious
Elder Spring Water. T. O. Charlec
lone 311.
50-tfs
Dr. I>. C.Ward, Osteopath is
Sanford on Tuesday nnd J r
of each week.
g.
Mother’s Bread
You can order your new Buick
now and save time on the next car
load.
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T A K E NOTICE. Bring your “ EX
IDE” Batteries to the Exido Servlet
station nt old Ford Garage, wo re
charge nnd repair all makes o f Auto,
mobile batteries.
G.4t-i
Get your orders in now for your
now Buick car.
Sec W. J. Thigpen.
46-tfc.
Everything Clean and Wholesome
Electric Fans. Charles Electric C
50-tfc
For Sale— Celery farms, any size
to suit purchaser. Buy from owner,
Box 27G, Sanford, Fla.
50-tf
Announcement
Such a fire ns wo have suffered will
hut we shall take care o f our business.
FOIt S A L E — Flowers
117 Iuiurci Avenue.
WILLYS KNIGHT
naturally cause inconvenience,
W e nrc rather proud of our hav
ing filled orders the first day after the fire, and good service to our
Tlw »bo?» Aulamobil# M»nu(icturm, thrm.*;h their Uul d#»Ur
customers will be maintained throughout tho season.
We have large quantities of well seasoned
ID E AL
immediate shipment to nny point.
Alabama L ad / Was Sick For Three
Y ean, Suffering Pi'ain, Nervous
and Depressed— Read ife r
Own Story of Recovery.
We hnvc largo quantities o f mater
ials stored in warehouses which were not dnmnged and buildings which
can be ultllized for mixing until the temporary mixing plant already well
under way Is completed.
H. L. HAIGHT
FE R TILIZER S
stored nt our various distributing houses throughout the state ready for
The many growers depending upon our famous
with la innounta ihit th», will (lurmtea ihair prita la lha purchiMr until July 111
othar ward*, il lha prita •( »n, al thfta tu t thauld tama dawn balara tktl lima
will nlund la lha purrhitar lha lull tiuawil al lha drop.
JUST LOOK
brands shall not be disappointed.
Skilled engineers nre rapidly forging ahead on ptans for a larger
building thoroughly up-to-date in every
equipment— the
very
last and
best word in fertilizer factories.
M AXW ELL, Mgr. Sanford Branch
W ILSON & TOOM ER F E R T IL IZ E R CO.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Agricultural Building
It’s dollars
to doughnuts—
no man ever smoked a better
cigarette at any price!
A M E L S quality, nnd their expert blend
o f choice Turkish nnd choice Domestic
tobaccos hnnd you n cigarette that will sat
isfy every smoke desire you ever expressed.
You w ill prefer this Camel blend to either
kind smoked straight I
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Cam els m ellow-m ildness w ill certainly
appeal to you. Th e "b o d y " is all there, and
th a t s m o o th n e s s ! It’s a delight!
TURKISH C D O m S T I C
DLESD
Go the limit with Camels! T h e y will not
tire you r taste. And, they leave no unpleas
ant cigaretty aftertaste nor unplensant cignretty odor!
J u s t co m p are C a m e ls w ith a n y ciga
r e tte in th e w o rld a t a n y p r ic e !
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Cain#/) ara aold orortwhoro in tnirnlihc
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All alhar rood*li of Or#fluid, Willy* Knifhl and Valia Aulaaabilai told an lha J J
urn h i ; (arms, «nd bttkrd up by our wall maritad rrputilioa al SERVICE WITH A * «
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& SERVICE CO.
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On Flour, Grain and Feed
Fruit and Vegetable Crates
You Can Buy From Ua at
Wholciale I'rlcta
W,llr lor frit# Mat
W.A.Merryday Company
Palalka, Florida
Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots
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A nd a nice assortment too.
T H E M
Have assisted about
forty persons in selecting investments since I have
changed this advertisement with the valuation in cash
around the $100,000.00 mark.
A m in good trim nnd anticipating one of the
.ito n .
IV# i l r o n j l r f# f ommanrf llln r »flo n hit In# non,#
or off)*# t u p p l j or mhnn you I t t r o l .
Paint Rock, Ala.—Mrs. C. M. Stegall,
Of near here, recently related the fol
lowing Interesting account pf her re
covery: “ I was in a weakened con
dition. I was sick three yearn In bed.
Buffering a great deal of pain, weak,
nervous, depressed.
I was so weak,
I couldn't walk across tho floor; Jusl
bad to lay and my littlo onca do the
work. I was almost dead. 1 tried
every thing I hoard of, and a number oi
doctors. Still i didn't get any relief.
I couldn't oat, and slept poorly.
I
bcllcvo If T hadn't hoard of nnd taken
Cardut I would, bnvo died. I bought
six bottles, after a neighbor told me
what It did for her.
“ I began to eat nnd sleep, began te
gain my strength and am now well
and strong. I haven't hnd nny trou
bio since . . . I nuro can testify to lh<
good that Cardut did me.
I don't
think thero Is a hotter tonic madt
and I beilovo It saved my llfo.”
For over 40 years, thousands of wo
men have used Cardut oucccsstully,
in the treatment of many womanly
ailments.
If you suffer as these women did
biko Cardul. It may help you, too.
At all druggists.
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most successful Winters ever known to our people.
. J. R K YN O LD S TOHACCO CO. W !n )too-S «l»n i, N. C.
If you have something to sell, see me, or if you want
100 per cent for your money 1 promise my very best
efforts.
M y office io in the same building with Mr. M. F.
Robinson, my phone number is 97 and the latch
string hangs out.
Watch the South East Corner of Page Two
j . E. SPURLING
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this space, which were directed to those who are
not In the habit o f taking advantage of excellent opburiuniticH. These ads are intended to arouse the
nnbit of investing, which ultimately leads to o hap
pier and better financial condition in life.
Those who have a'cumulated means and hare
cultivated the habit of Inve-tlng and dr.-eloped the
irt of discrimination bet ween safe and speculative
investments, know what a splendid offer our com
pany has made tu its customers in presenting the
8 per cent Cumulative Prior Preferred Stock and
are rapidly tnking advantage o f it.
W e nrc glad to know, however, that our articles
have been successful and with a great dral of grat
ification we observe the laborers, mechanics, farm
ers, capitalists, merchants, hankers, business firms
and men and women In all walks o f life among the
subscribers c f this stork. If you are not one of
them, why not start today by taking one or more
shares of R per cent Cumulative Prior Preferred
Stock of the Southern Utilities Company.
T H IS STOCK C A N HE PURCH ASED IN CASH OR IN S T A L L
M ENTS. W R IT E OR C A L L FOR IN V E S T M E N T BRO
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T IM E S -U N IO N GROW TH.
M. M. SMITH HERB.
MISS M A R IA N C LA R K M ARRIED. It w ill bo incumbent upon him to
maintain headquarters in Tallppassoc
(Trim Tuttdty‘« Dal!;)
art o f the time and bo nwav from
The Florida Timcs-Union ha» just
M. M. Smith, chairman of *h«
The following from the Steuben oino most o f the time and no has
installed
a new Hoe Sextuple press State Road Department was jn .t*
ville (Ohio) Daily Gnzcte w ill be In many matters o f business here and
teresting to the innny friends o f the elsewhere that now take most o f his that was especially designed fo r this city several hours today on bu,in« !
Clark family and especially o f Miss time.
great Florida daily and this makes nnd stated thnt he was still on th
Marion, who taught in tha High
Should ho accept ho will make the the second one o f the kind to be sold Job ns no one had ns yet been
school here two terms and the family Btatc a good man fo r ha has made
hnve been spending the winters here good* wherever ho hns been placed in to the T.-U. It takes these two big cd to take Ills place nnd he would
presses nnd a special power plant to have to retrain as a member until
for many years:
public and private affairs since the
A very pretty wedding was solem time when he wns a beardless youth. take care o f the wonderful growth some*one had been duly nuslifi»j ,
nized last night at 8:30, when Miss
But ho is looking nt this matter o f tho biggest nnper south o f Rich fill the position. Mr. U e 0f th ?
Marian Agnes Clark, daughter of from his own personal standpoint ns mond nnd nil Florida rejoices in the
.Mr. and Mrs. William I. Clnrk, of well ns from the public standpoint prosperity o f the T.-U. Many o f us city, wns appointed by the governor
Clinton Street, l>ecnme the bride of nnd that is: Can n busy man afford rnn remember when the Jacksonville as a member o f the State Road beMr. Joseph William Kennedy,
of lo give up his time ami attention to nnd Tampa papers were ns smnll ns pnrtmcnt but despatches from Tall*
some o f our own struggling dallies hassce state thnt he has declined t„
Cleveland, Dr. George Wells Arms matters o f state?
officiating in the beautiful ring ser
The wrong way pcrhnpa to sum nnd we iinve watched them grow with serve nnd ns Mr. Lake is out of tho
vice. There were forty guests pres up these matters for it is the busy n brotherly feeling that some day
ent including relatives and friends of man who mnkes the most efficient they would meet with the prosperity city no one knows whether he hai ar
the contracting parties from out of public servnnt bo it a profitably or a that they deserve. Tho T.-U. has a ccptcd or n o t In fact the nff«ir i‘
town.
profitless position but it is not ev large circulation in Sanford nnd is badly muddled nt present w ith some
The house was effectively decornt; ery man who yen afford to do it nnd giving this city many nice notices ns o f the members resigning and othem
well as every other part o f the state being put off. The State Road D
ed with palms, ferns and flowers, a there comes the rub.
greatest pnrtmcnt should not be made a no,,:'
And ut this writing thero is noth being in truth Florida’s
color scheme of orchid and pink be
cal plaything nnd is too important £
ing carried out with great bowls of ing being given out from the hend- dally.
hnve any pnrt In politics.
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C. A. Vnn Valkcnburg and P. E.
out the rooms. The lights were also hsr.
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Cold, o f the Florida Motorist, with
That building on the lake front for
shaded with orchid and pink, nnd a
licndqunrters In Orlnndo, were in the the Rod nnd Gun Club listens cooH
unique fenture o f the
decorations SEN ATO R H AR D IN G HOME
FROM T H E W EST. city todny looking nftcr the local This city hns long needed n gene-al
consisted o f festoons o f real Spanish
needs o f the motorists nnd also on gathering plnce for tourists and
moss which had been sent from Flor
townspeople ns well.
M AR IO N, Oct. 11.— Senator Hard the good roads question.
ida for the occasion, and whicn were
draped over the shaded lights and ing arrived home today from his wen
to
used elsewhere throughout the foonis. tern trip but leaves tomorrow
The bride, who was given in mnr- speak in Tennessee.
riage by her father, was dressed in
Marion R Craig, one of. the prom
a wedding gown o f white Chnntllly
lace nnd chiffon the slightly decol inent citizens o f Jacksonville, was
lete bodice finished with a ruffle of in the city yesterday the guest of
th** l.tce and the front ami bnck of
the skirt made o f flounces of the the Valdez hotel.
same deep Ince, the side panels of
accordion pleated chiffon. Her veil
which was o f rose pointed lace in enp
effect, with a wreath o f orange blos
soms, fell in graceful folds to the
bum o f her skirt. She carried a bou
quet of white bride's roses, showered
with lillies of the valley.
The attendants were Mr. Walter
Stewart o f Cleveland, best man, and
Miss Margaret Clark, sister o f the
bride, bridesmaid. Miss .Margaret, ns
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bridesmaid, wore a charmingly girl
ish gown o f orchid tulle over orchid
chiffon, the tulle draped over
the
decollete Iwidice nnd the skirt, nnd
p. m .
G A S. O IL A N D A U T O
the gown finished with a wide sash
o f orchid £atin lihbon. She carried
ACC E SSO RIE S
an arm bouquet of Killnrney roses
tied with orchid chiffon.
Promptly ut 8:30, to the strnins of
the wedding mnrch ns rendered by
a young friend o f the bride. Miss
Elizabeth Kendall, the bridal party
passed from the library to the living
room, where Dr. Arms wns awaiting
them. The ceremony was performed
before the mantelpiece in the living
room, which wns banked with pnlms
nnd howls of orchid and pink nates,
making an effective background for
the wedding party.
Following the ceremony and con
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
gratulations iin elaborate
wedding
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dinner was served, with covers for
ten at the bride's table. The bride’s
table was centered with a plateau
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roses, and the colors, orchid and pink
were carried out in the table up
pnlntments, shaded candles and bowls
of orchid and pink asters completing
the effect. The other guests were
seated nt smaller tables throughout
the. rooms, with the same colors car
ried out in the appointments.
Shortly nftcr tho wedding dinner
the bride ami groom IF t for a motor
trip East and will return to .Steuben
All Sizes
ville before going to Cleveland where
they will he nt homo to their friends
and Styles
nftcr December 1st, in a pretty apart
ment at
Hampshire Road, Cleve
land Heights, the groom being a ris
ing young attorney o f Cleveland, a
member of
- Ir.w firm o f Treadway
’& Mnrlctt. lie is a Wooster College
man and airs served in the late war
nnd wns one o f the first Americans
to reach Frame, as a member o f one
o f the h o s i i r l units sent from the
Lakeside Hospital, Cleveland. He wns
later transfer"'' d to the artillery and
served ns Lieutenant in the 118th
Field Artllieiy, V2nd Division.
The bride is the daughter of .Mr.
and Mrs. W. 1. Clark, a graduate of
Steubenville High School nnd Wilson
College, and also taught for several
years in the I.’ :h school at Sanford,
Fin., her family spending their win
ters in the South. She hns been a
very well known nnd popular young
girl o f Steubenville, nnd has a host
o f friends here who join in congrat
ulations nnd good wishes.
The young couple wero the reci
pients of ninny beautiful gifts
in
cut glass, silver nnd linen, which
will add to the beauty o f their new
home. There will also be many pret
ty gifts awaiting them in Cleveland
upon their arrival there.
Out of town guests were Mr. nnd
.Mrs. Herbert Kennedy, nnd Mr. and
Mrs. Figley from Carrollton, Olro;
Mrs. George Itonmer,
Miss
Alice
Itcnmer nnd Mr. Frank Clark, from
East Rochester, O.; Wnlter Stcwnrt
from Cleveland nnd Mrs. Russell H.
Crawford from I-nkcwood, O.; W il
U. S. Cartridges are sold with the broadest guar
liam Reynolds from Northcnst Ilnrantee
ever made on ammunition. I t is simply thi3:
W e m ake exactly
Iwur, Maine; Miss Marion Rich from
Portsmouth, N. II.; Dr. nnd Mrs. Wal
if you don’t like them, get your money back.
the same guarantee
dron A. Clark from Pittsburg; Mr.
Every dealer who carries U.S. Cartridges is author with
and Mrs. J. D. Holloway, Joseph
diollowny, John Hudson and Mrs.
ized to refund, on demand, the price o f the whole
Elizabeth Chapman, from East Liver
BLACK SHELLS
box to anyone who doesn’t like them, and returns
pool, O., nnd Miss Mnry Louise Clark
from New York City, a daughter of
the unused part o f the box.
Dr. Charles A. Clnrk of
Riviera,
T h e y Save reached
Cnlif.
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FOREST LAKE PLAYS SPHINX.
proofing, In speed, In
For All m akes o f firearm s
power.and Inunifcrmity
Hon. Forest Lake, o f this city, hns
— that we can guaran
been appointed a member of (h»*
There is r.o 22 Long Rifle cartridge as accurate at distances
tee them without limit.
State Rond Commission as was rum
from 5C to 250 yards n3 U. S. 22 N. R . A. Long Rifle Lesmok
You car, get your ptt
ored several weeks ngo nnd tho ques
Cartridges. This 13 50 more yards o f accuracy thun has
load for every kind ,oi
tion nt-v is wluthcr he will accept
hitherto been possible with 22 rim-fire ammunition.
the position or not. Mr. Lake upon
shooting, in smokeless
being interviewed plnys the pnrt of
Solid bullet for target work. Hollow-point bullet for small
or black powders, in
tho sphinx and refuses to answer the
game. Cost no more.
The
Black Shells, aod
direct question as to whether he will
your money back If
accept the position, ad to whether he
UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE COMPANY. New York, Manufacturoro
you want It.
will he the chninnnn nnd ns to wheth
Come in and £ ct a copy o t Tho U . S . Game Law Book — FREE.
er he will do anything in tho matter.
Mr. Lake is considering the matter
from all nnglrs nnd It reslovcs itself
Victoria. Florida
Geneva, Florida
into the question o f whether a busy
C.
F.
Harriauu
Leesburg,
Florida
L. E. Klatlc
man can drop all his real business
Ccroa, Florida
Z. D. Dunaway
nffnirs to tnkc a position with little
Apopka, Florida
S. F. Travis Co.
L_ ,
Davis Bros.
pny upon a public commission, give
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W . R. McLeod
W. A. Brown
Sorrento, Florids
it nil his time nnd attention and get
Okahumpka, Florida
DeLand, Florida
A. L. Miller
anything out o f it except the etcrnnl
C. H. Arnold
The 23ani Pak Groceteria
cussing o f the commonwealth. I f Mr.
J. A. Cowart
UtasTille, Florida
Lake accepts a position in the de
A. S. Kstlock £ Co.
Altoona, Florids
partment ns a member he will give it
Fred Hill
Mt. Dors, Florida
Arnold Mercantile Co.
*Llabon, Florida
the time and attention that it de
I. A. Franklin
Clermont, Florida
Lisbon Mercantile Co.
serves. I f he la made chairman it
The Grocertcria
Wm. Kern k Co.
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II. LEE, A T OVIEDO
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clock baturday morn..ic residence on Lake
services were held nt
continued ut the ceineby Rev. L. E. Wright,
Methodist thurch of
ted by Rev. J. N.
Orange county, eight years of which
he served as chairman of the body.
He signed tho voucher to pav for
the first brick building in Orange
county. His energy, fairness and
justice in public Hfc vill nlwnys be
remembered by the citizens o f his
county and especially by these closely associated with him in his public
work.
For 'for*. -Ivc yenrs he was stew
nrd in the Methodist Church, and was
superintended o f his Sunday school
fo r lorty yours, His devotion to ids
church and the cause c f Christ was
beautiful, and his life was a blessing
to all with whom he associated.
Mr. Lee is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Laura A. Lee and eight chil*
drfcn, Mr. T. J. Lee, Mrs. B. P. Math'
eson, Mrs. W. P. Carter, Mrs. W. J.
Lawton, Mrs. F, B. Whcelc , Mrs. T.
JY* ^ , w^on’
Lee.
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Mr. Chas. S. 1,00. Ho is survived nr
go j,y two brothers, nnd four, sisters.
The ninny friends extend
their
deepest sympathy to thei bereaved
family nnd relatives, nnd the town
o f Oviedo deeply mourns tho loss of
one of its most respected, revered
nnd belayed citizens.
PARACHUTE JUMPER
TAKES SPORTING CHANCE
IlL’T ELUSIVE RIDERS OF THE
N IG IIT P L Y THEIR TORCH
RIGHT ON.
W ASHINGTON,
Oct.
II.— The
meehanijm for parachute jumping
from ni'-plnnes, described in a state
ment of the Army Afr Service, dis
closes the hnznrds o f the jumper and
wherein his feat hns n "sporting
chance" o f ending in death.
"The parachute used by aviators,"
says the Service's statement, "is gold
cd snugly inside n pnek carried on
the back. The operntor steps o ff the
plane, nllows himself a couple of
seconds to fnll clear of hi* mnchinc,
then mills n wire depending over his
shoulder. This wiro opens the spring
dors of the pack nnd releases a small
diameter. This pilot springs open
pilot chute some couple o f feet in
automatically and catching tho rush
o f nir, draws the main chute from
the pack.
"In the top o f the mnin chute is
an automatic vent which, opening to
a width o f five feet when the big pnr
nsol first unfolds, gives the nir com
pressed within n chance to escape
nnd lessens the dnngcr o f blowing
ernor uorsey repucu mm
uirvms
ngrinst property in Gcorgin consti
tute misdemeanor, for whirh the gov
ernor is not authorized to o ffe r n re
ward, but that in case of destruction
of any property, which i» u felony,
he would "be gland to o ffer the high
est reward possible under the low."
Owners o f threatened 'gins are
guarding them at a cost o f $10 to
$lf> a day the sheriff ndded.
No gins have yet been reported
burned or otherwise damaged in Geor
gia, but many hnve been posted with
threats o f damage unless they cense
operation.
First bloodshed in connection with
widespread efforts of night riders to
keep cotton o ff the market until the
staple is bringing forty cents a pound
was rejiortcd yesterday from Eng
land, Arkansas. Nora Canada, n ne
gro gunrd employed nt the gin of
Thus. W . Steele, who had received a
warning to discontinue operations,
was found shot to death.
The heaviest loss sustained since
the night riders’ campaign began, is
reported from
Cameron,
Texas,
where the compress and warehouses
of the Cameron Compress Company
nnd 7,000 hales o f cotton wore burn
ed Sunday morning. The flames de
stroyed property valued nt <1,000,000. Some officials believe the fire
was o f incendiary origin nnd the au
thorities are investigating a report
that nn automobile driven nt high
speed was seen to lenve the vicinity
just before the Humes were discov
ered.
Two additional cotton fires were
reported in Texas Monday. The plat
form •o f the Farmers’ Union ware
house at Itoekdnlc was discoyercd in
flames but the fire was extinguished.
Several bnlcs o f cotton were reported
destroyed in a fire at Thomdalc. State Fire Marshal Williams, who
lias been investigating fires iq. the
northern part o f Alabama, reported
to Governor Kilby that the fire which
destroyed n store nt Hnnccvillc Inst
week was o f InceifUinry origin but
that the desruction o f n gin in Mor
gan county nnd another in Cullman
county wns accidental.
Gins in Moulton, Ala., were idle
yesterdny nfter the operators had dis
covered warnings posted on
them
some time Sunday night ordering
them to close until cotton brought 40
cents n pound nnd carinn seed f -10 n
ton.
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The “ LOGICAL TREATMENT
When it comes to painting n word
picture of the appeal o f Florida en
chantments, Rube Allyn. o f St. Pet
ersburg. hns few equals and none
more eloquent.
Of the many fine things that this
versatile genius has written nothing
is phrased more aptly than his trib
ute to Florida waters, concerning
which he says:
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"Beloved Florida Waters! I need
no poet's lyre or magic pen to con
jure words
calling fredom-ioving
souls from the farthest boundaries
of the nntion to share with me the
fellowship of your divine orchestral
harmonies. The hushed thunders of
the breakers of the Gulf of Mexico
-the booming grandeur of the A t
lantic Ocean as it arrives tumult
uously—contrasting wondrously with
the silent beauty of the lakes, their
surfnees broken
intervals at even
tide by fish nt play: linked by n
thousnnd streams, springing phnntom-iike nnd mir— ’ ously from the
deep, mysterious bosom o f the earth,
laden with death-resisting minerals
nnd lengthocninp life’s hnppv jour
ney for those who listen to the so'*
inviting cadences of stream nnd wood
land. I need but in simplest lnn•Minoe call attention to the inviting
music of your many voices, from the
-Id. old Fuwnnce River (on whose
banks the beloved sonr of nurser*days comes true) to the shadowed
mysteries of ihe Everglades (where
only the-niKVnturous go) to hnve nn
army o f choicest spirits rntrol vnur
banks with rod nnd reel in life's
idav-time.
‘,tfo. come— come—come!
Comwhile the world is young n£d love
lingers."
I f this won't bring visitors
to
Florida nnd keen them here nfter
they arrive, California nn.l Bimini
nro welcome to them.
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W ASHINGTON, Oct., 11. — The
iNsncrirrr'rs
i»- u l t h t H v r r L i n
conviction of six negroes sentenced
W r ll, la , la lM l F rlra I.U la, N a tlb a Cb»apa»l--hal |>ri«» » l l » t i . In lln# w llh U u I U f .
to death for participation in the
Phillips county, Arknnsns. race riot'
Inst October will stand ns the result
of the refusal today of the Supreme
Court to review the cases.
For M any Human Ills
And Veins, fo that the Blood Stream Functions Better
Nourishment to Dormant Tissue.
Nn Mystery—No Imagination
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ocen cnccacd, rubber springs or
shock-absorbers in the vent close it
in until but a small hole remains.
" A t the atmospheric pressure with
in most pnrachuto'drops from ordi
nary altitudes arc p’ ndo the speed at
tained by the operator in his couple
of seconds fall is sufficient to create
enough pressure under tho
pilot
chute to cause it when released to
yank the h|g one nt once from its
pack. Usually the operator is de
scending nt normal speed after fall
ing less thnn 200 feet. However, nt
high altitudes the atmosphere hns
not sufficient effect on the
pilot
chute until tho onorntor hns fnllcn a
great distance nnd attained a terrif
ic speed. The shock when the pornchute does open is accordingly severe
und there is quite a spotting chance
c f tho silk flying into ribbons."
Post Cards at The Herald Office
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to bear up under hard usage and its capacity to go
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M EM DERSHIP OF STATE
R O A I) D E PA R TM E N T HUT
H AS N O T A C C E IT E D
TALLAHASSEE,
Oct. 8.—The
governor this afternoon
appointed
Forest Lake, o f Sanford, to- be menr
her o f the state road department to
succeed M. M. Smith, whose term has
expired.
•Mr. Smith is the present chairman
o f the department nnd the appoint*
went o f unother man ta succeed him
will necessitate the department’s
election o f another chairman.
The
power o f selecting the chairman is
vested in the members o f the deport
went. Members o f the department
are appointed by the governor sub*
jcci to confirmation by the senate.
A rumor was surrent on the streets
o f Tnllnhnssco today to the efL ct
that L. C. Register, nnother member
of the state rood department hnd o»
would, resign and thnt he wppld be
be succeeded by n prominent citizen
of White Springs. Investigation at
the office o f the governor nnd of the
secretary c f state showed, however,
that no such resignation hnd been
received.
The governor is still out of the
city and his appointment o f
Mr.
Lake was nindo upon his telegraphic
instruction to that effect.
Phone 189
L. A. RENAUD, Prop.
J
COOK AUTO||COMPANY
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
m
W. J. Thigpen, Local Agent
wa e
c A g r..«i
Mr. Lake has been appointed but
he has not accepted the position and
will not slate today whether he will
accept it or not. He wns not appoint1
cd to take Chairman Smith's place
n* stated in the above dispatch be- 1
cause the chairman is elected by the
board a fter the reorganization,
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T IIE SANFORD HERALD
In the Circuit Court, Screnth Judlela'
Circuit, Seminole County, Florida.
In Chancery.
>ck Lime in barrels
hi. S. Jciks, Complainant, vs.
T. M. Jciks, L. V. Jciks, ot «1.
To all parties claiming an intcrcs:
as heirs, devisees, legatees, grantees
of, by, through or under, Augustus I*
Parnell, Georgia V. Farncll, Dowel'
Rhodo, A. Atkinson, Nacy E. Fame!!
J. 0. Jciks, as an individual or trus*
tee, Oliver Jciks, John J. Jelks, Tcpin
perancc 0. Jelks, J ob . 0. Jelks, W. A
Roland. William L. A. Ellis, Edwin A
Jelks, W. L. Branch, W. 11. Leonard
L. G. Starbuck, and J. B. Leonard, de
ceased, them and any of them, or ntherwisc, whether known or unknown,
and all other parties claiming an in
terest in any wise in and to the fo l
lowing described property in Scminoh
County, Florida, to-vrit:
A ll o f SW 1-4 of NE 1-4, section 9,
less 1 acre known as No. 5, G. 0. But
ler’s survey) and nlso begin at cento
section 9, run west 1 1-2 ch. north 8
ch. E 1 1-2 ch. S 5 ch. and also ont
Hydrate Lime in sacks
Nursery Stakes
Pine Lath
P h o n e 36 for Prices
Why Pay for Your Home
and Not Own It?
The (able below shows how a thousand
dollar loan is paid off in eleven years and
eleven months at the rate o f $10.00 per
month.
I f you pay rent for eleven years and eleven
months what will you have to show for it?
Why pay fo r your home and not own it?
Payments $10.00 per month on loan
F.id ol
Inlrre.t
Applied
on Lojn
560.00
5 60.00
5910.00
2 years
56.(0
63.60
876.10
3 vrars
52218
67.42
808.98
4 years
48j 1
71.46
737252
3 years
4I.25
mm
id o ls )
661.77
6 years
39.71
80.29
581.18
7 years
34.89
85.11
496.37
3 years
29.78
90.22
40G.15
10 years
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11 years
mm
24.37
95.63
310252
18.63
101.37
209.15
122»5
107.15
101.70
11 y*ars, 11 months
6.10
101.70
cb. north 1.33 ch., nnd nlso In section
9 to commence nt a point as follows:
From the N W cor. of NW 1-4 o f SE
11-4, run south 10.48 ch., thence south
,73 degrees 45 minutes, cast 5.62 ch
nrd from this point o f beginning rut
north 34 degrees, etst 3.32 ch, east
2.42 ch., south 34 degrees, west 6.2F
ch. north 70 degrees, \V 2.12 ch, north
34 degrees, cast 1.55 ch. to beg. And
nlso that tract o f land in section 9,
as follows: Commence nt a point 10
ch. south o f N W cor. of N W 1-4 of
SE 1-4, thence run west 1.73 ch. south
f 20 degrees W O. 57 ch. south 70 de
grees, cast 6.91 chains, north 34 de
grees, east 1.55 ch, north 73 degree45 minutes, west 5.G2 chains, north 4f
chains to beg; and nlso the south If
acres of SW 1-4 o f NW 1-4. scctioi
! 10: nil in township 21, south range 31
i cast.
You are hereby ordered nnd requir
ed to be and appear to the bill of
j co. plaint filed herein ngninst you bj
M. S. Jelks, on Monday, Novembei
11st, 1920, and it is further ordcrec
that this order be published in Thi
Sanford Herald, a newspaper, once a
0 0 0 .0 0
A home o f your own will always be worth the
money. W e carry a complete line of Lumber
and Building Material and will appreciate
your orders, whether large or small. Either
will have our usual eflicient service.
The House of Service and Price
PHONE 135
Office and Yard: Third St. and Myrtle Ave
(rrtn Mead*?'* Datlr)
Democrats o f that section.
SI.AV IA COr.ONY C O M PANT. a corporation
on lrr tbs la* a of tb* Slat* o f Ohio. Cvtsrlalatant. »v.
•
J. C. MrltRIPE. » t i L . U m o a n a
oRDrn or punucATios.
Tn lb* unknown k»lr*. i1*t 1>**«, crant*** or
oth*r rlalmanta and all part!** rU lola x an
lnl*re«t onU.r J. C. M rllrM * anl ................
Mcll.-M*. hi* wlf*. O. r. Parrot* a n l................
Parrott fcta wlf*. Arch A r m t l a and................
A **r*tt*
bla wlf*,
W illiam
A.
Ibwhurk.
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bla
w|f».
I.latl*
A'ciand**. Carrl* AU iard*r.
wlUa-n AI*iaad*r, r.ro rt- A l » i » r |. t . th* U i r . i t
for Martha J. Elba and b*r two danfbtrra.
Manila V. m il and Mary W. KUIa. Martha J
Elllt. Martha V. Kin*. Mary W. »:m.,
p
r .m * ll. Tru .tf* for G*nr(ta Farurll. bla w lf*
and hr* rhlblrtt.. Gro-pla r .r o e ll and th* rblblrrn o f A. P. farnrll and G rorda r.ra rll. It.
M. lio !> r and ................Holler k.U wlf*. II. D.
St*r*n* and ............... S;*r*n* bla wlf*. S. W.
T ajla r and ................ TayH . bla wlf*. W o .
C *lll*r and ..............Collier hla wlf*. A. P.
ran>*ll and............... r * r c * ll hla wlf*. pantd
««<■*» *nd ............... Rlrb hit w lf*. Slmron W .
Taylor and ................ Taylor bla w|fr,t*w|a
Horn* and ............... Horn* hit wlf*. Gaatama
A. I'*ttfw a y a id ................ P»tt*way hla w lf*.
Jokn U Ilranrh and................ Itranrh bla w lf*.
P. W. Carrl* and K it * Currl*. bla wlf*. J. W .
R bm and ............... Raas bla w lf*. Warren r.
laraa.or*
Sr., and
.............Ix r t m o r * . hla
w lf*. A. Purdr* and ................ Purd** tta w lf*.
W. r. I aramor* and ................ Uratnor* bla
w lf*. Ki t * Poord. Harry A. UoirJ and............
n«wd Ua wlf*. Wllla Uoord, I . I>rnla Day
IB* ..............D*y hi* w lf*. W. W. |)«U and
R. M. MrNatt and
................MrNatt hla wlfa. *r olbrrwla* |* u *
pn-pertr kartlnaftrr d*^rUwd. and I* all par.
II** rlilm lnc a* lnt*r*at la aald property,
altnai* la Semlaol* Conaly, 8tata of n *rtd *.
SeetIon 17
I)r. I’ntton leaves for Atlanta to
j ay after conducting revival services
iit the Presbyterian church for the
pu*t two weeks. Dr. Patton made
many’ friends while here and they all
hope to see him ngoin in the near
future.
C L E A N H E ALTH HILI
FOR GERM AN
quarter. Ie « fifteen aerea In tot Srotb’e.'.r'eo*
ner of Seetlon 19: the SoutW
__n;_ quarter of
Ncrtke.tt quarter of Seelton » ; and tbs North- C an didates f<
eaat qti»M*r of Nortbeaat qo.Ttc* of Stetlon fo r m a rria g l
=*• all la TowtmMj, 21 Sooth tta
at tU-t.- t r a r ’S o ffic e
You and each of /on are h«r*a* order-1 ts ini hiill.-fin n
appear to Uit CompUlnsnt’. l !l| . f eomplalnt ,, ,,u ,,elln . 0
l*r«li died on fito .Uj »t ,'ee»u.bs- A. I». U ca lU l UTgin,
,J-°. tb* tarns t*ln* alittle Par of this <oa-ti sicinn and C
It ti farther orderrd that tfcla ootles to pot>-henlth befort
llabed far tw.lr* con.ecntli* weeks tn tbs San- tin muon wn
ford Herald, a newapaper of groen] etrenlatlss ...... .. „ . . B
t abllat.e-1 In Sanford, Kestlnot* Ctaont-. I'l.rld*. " 0,linn Who,
Wltseaa. E. A. Ia>o*le**. Clerk of tb* said W arnin g, enti
arcnlt Court. ind tb* Mil of .aid Coart. tkU g r a v e nfense.
14th day of Av,*nat. A. I». 1W0.
nrn„ ! J . G ,
»S*.I)
E.A. POUtlLAM. Clerk. 50 PrOVSdCS I
Advocates o f the amendment o f the
1Florida constitution permitting
the
|legislature to bond the state fo r good
|roads purposes, after making "250
miles in 24 hours," passing through
the counties o f Brevard, Volusin,
Seminole, Orange, Osceola, and Polk
state that they did not find a single
voter opposed to the amendment. The
advocates probably did not make a
very thorough canvass in Volusia
county, ns there seems litle
doubt
that 90 per cent o f the voters here
arc opposed to the amendment; they
can see no reason why the righ t to
issue bonds— mortgage their proper,
ty — should be taken out o f
their
hands and placed in tho hands o f 100
more or less irresponsible members
o f the legislature.— DeLand News.
P R O M IN E N T W O M AN
COMMITS SUICIDE.
P H IL A D E L P H IA . Oct. 11.—Misa
Esther Rogers, the daughter of Sam
uel L. Rogers, director of the United
States census, died nt the hospital
here today under circumstances that
indicated suicide by poison according
to the police. Ill health is the mo
tlve fo r the suicide it is said. She
wns twenty five nnd worked here as
n stenographer.
Get your Scratch Pads from The
Herald— by the pound— 15c.
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DON’T JUDGE BY SAMPLES
SEE OUR NEW STOCK
WAREHOUSES A T BECK HAMMOCK
AND DUTTON’S SIDING
FANS
W ERE
D IS S A PO IN TB D
S O M E W H A T IN T H E GEN
E R A L R E S U LT
(B j Tb* iiu cliu l fn u .)
I r r»n» K.tl.y > D*Uj) ’
C L E V E L A N D , Oct. 12^ —A fter a
F * ' * full o f thrills Cleveland won the
world’s aeries here today by the score
of 3 to 0. Cleveland went into the
X*me with the sole thought o f win
ning the game and cfnehing the
World Series and with thousands of
loyal fans routing for them, touk the
pm anl for the 1920 series. Follosing
Li the gmvnr by innings:
C LE V E LA N D . O ct. 12— With on
ly one more victory needed to clinch
the world’s championship Cleve
land players and fans are confident
today that the game will go to C leve
land and be the lost o f the aeries and
it will not be necessary to go hack
to Brooklyn for another game. On
the other hand the battered Brooklyn
team was in a desperate fighting
mood and declared it was not yet
beaten. Neither managre was cer
tain before this -game who -would
and Coveleski for Cleveland are be
ll evd to b th slctiocs.
Albert Martin, the genial represen.
tativr of the Crown Paper Co., who
i* known all over tlio Rtutc and then
some, wns In the city todny shaking
hands with his ninny friends. Albert
is living in Apopkn nnd likes It.
Hon. C. W. Entzmingcr. Mrs. Entzminger nnd dnughtcr, Mrs. Sntcher
nnd the boby were in the city todny.
The ninny friends o f Charlie hntzminger arc glnd to see him in good
health ngnin as he hns just returned
from a trip to H ot Springs.
Dr. nnd Mrs. E. I>. Brownlee nnd
Mrs. Henry McLnulin motored ovc;
to DcLnnd this morning.
*Mrs. Samuel Puleston entertained
Monday nftemoon from 4 to 0 nt her
home on Magnolia avenue. Her Cir
cle o f the Presbyterian
Womnns
Auxiliary were her guests.
Mrs. F. L. Miller cntcrtnlncd nt
her home on Magnolia avenue Mon
day nfternoon from 4 to 6. Her Cir
c le o f the
Presbyterian Womens
Auxiliary wore her guests.
Mrs. J. E. Pace met her Circle of
the Presbyterian Women’** Auxiliary
in the Church Mondny nfternoon nt
•I o’clock nt which time plans were
mnde for much activity this winter
Town Crier.
Mr. Jnck Sterett, o f New Orleans,
who is the guest o f Mr. George CKeller, nt Orlnndo, caught n blind
mullet while fishing from the bridge
at the ferry yesterday morn'ng. The
fish is said by experts to weigh Hiore
in point o f length thnn nny fish
^Mu^hi in llu* SI. Johns for a n ..
time.
21c Through Warehouses
We Guarantee Satis
faction or Money Back
We Guarantee Satis
faction or Money Back
True Facts and Reasons for this sale:
lE R C H AN
D ISE advertised___________
in this sale______
is absolutely
and--------Perfect. No Sale Goods, Seconds or Factory Re__________________
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jects. Our buyer just returned*from N ew York and made some sensational purchases, taking advantage of an opportune time, of
a slump in the market. The custom of B A N D E L ’ S E M P O R IU M is to give the public advantage of every bargain they
get and not hold for big profits. So we have arrranged this sale for your benefit and we want you to come to our store nnd sec
what
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w iu il R E A L u
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u wS we offer
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F R E E 2 LARGEBARS° ctagon soap FREE
A bsolutely F R E E with a $ 5 .0 0 Purchase
i
Yard Goods
Gifi|h*mi, AbmiVm i and olh«r SUnd*rd
Brandi Gin|hami. Indif* Blu* and
Brawn, alto Gr*«n Ch*cka, ap*rial, yard
Miss Lettie Caldwell entertained
last evening. Those prerent were:
Misses Mac Holly. Sara Warren Esterby. Zeta Davison. Florence Hcntv , Adele Runge nnd Anna PuBose.
Mrs. R.’ C. Maxwell nnd Mrs. Robert
Hinen, Messrs. Robert Green, Donnln
W’ hitcomb. Glenn Whitcomb, Theo
dore Runge, Robert Hines and KBrownlee. These are members or
•he Executive Committee of the Sen
ior Presbyterian Christian Endcnvor.
A unin'ic program was arranged for
next Sunday nicht, nnd elans were
made for the coming o f Mr._W id mm
Evans, of Chattanooga, ,S °u m crn
Secretary of C. E., who will hold nn
Institute in Sanford, Oct. 20.
WAISTS ! WAISTS !
~Ready-to-Wear
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$1.47
'' Extra Special
v
(from T»**d*r’ * D»Hy)
Mrs. T. M. Puleston
entertained
the members o f the Gleaners clnss
of the Presbyterian Sunday School
Monday night from fl to 10. A lnrgo
group of ladles were in attendance. A
pleasant evening wns spent, rnd
plans made for tho further develop
ment of this large clnss were mnde.
First— Brooklyn 0, Grimes and M il
ler:
Cleveland
0, Covelskie and
O’Neill.
Second— Brooklyn 0, Cleveland 0.
Third— Brooklyn 0. Cleveland 0.
Fourth.— Brooklyn 0, Cleveland I.
Fifth— Brooklyn 0, Cleveland 1.
Sixth— Brooklyn 0, Cleveland 0,
Seseiith— Brooklyn 0, Cleveland 1
Eighth— Brooklyn 0, Cleveland 0.
V M S — B r o o k l y n 0, C l e v e la n d O
Brooklyn ________________ _ 0 5 2
Cleveland
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on all orders when accom
panied by money order
Beginning THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14th, 1920
Mrs. Schelle Maines has returned
home after spending the summer ut
the home of her pnrents, Mr. nnd
Mrs. John Hcrby, in Dayton, Ohio.
Judge Mnincs hns fallen o ff consid
crnhly during her nbsence but ex
pects to get better right nlong now
with home cooking ngnin.
The
representatives will
pass
around among you selling tickets for
the big dance nt the Vnldez Hotel
next Friday night. Get your tickets
early.
W AUCULA
HAM PERS
on all orders when accom
panied by money order
Decisive reductions for 10 days only
John F. Scagle, o f Gainesville, nnd
Miss Chapman, o f Orlnndo, were in
the city today. John ih an
old
friend o f the editor o f the Herald and
we had many good times together
"wny back yonder in the cornfields”
in minstrel shows nnd other amuse
merits in old Alachua county. Miss
Chnpmnn is formerly of Gainesville,
but is now the head o f one o f the
departments of the Yowell Drew Co.,
store in Orlhndo. Mr. Scagle is one
of the large furniture dealers of
Gainesville.
Good floor, good music and good
wenther for a big dance nt the \n.dez Hotel next Friday night. Get your
tickets.
We Prepay Express or
Parcel Post Charges
n
Mi. and Mrs. N. J. Lilian!, Mr.
an<! Mrs. II. A. Neel, Mr. Denno
Treadwell and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph
K. Gore nnd children motored to
Orlando Sunday morning, taking a
lunch nnd slopping at
Wildwood
Park, near Orlando, for a picnic din
ner.
George Keller, o f Orlnndo, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. S tcrctt,.of New Or
leans, are in the city today. Mr.
Keller nnd Mr. Sterett represent the
Mergcnthnler Linotypo Co., nnd are
here to close n deal with the Herald
Printing Co., far a No. 14 Linotype
machine, which is one of the lnrgcst
and best machines that is on the
market today.
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Mailorders
will be given prompt
attention
EARLY
We Prepay Express or
Parcel Post Charges
Hon. J. N. Scarcey, o f Longwood,
one o f the prom inent citizen s o f that
place, was in the city today bringing
in a fin e contribution from the loyal
John Cook, of the Cook Auto Co..
of Orlnndo, wns in the city yester•lay irmpcctin? hl.n now building that
is Ixdng erected on the Wil*oi\ lot on
Pork nvenu<) just south of the! South
ern Utilities Co. office.
CLEVELAND JOY
will bs pi von prompt
attention
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Bandel’s Emporium
Mailorders
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Holly, Mrs. It.
J Holly. Mrs. J. B. Lawson and Mrs.
lienry Purden formed n party of
ganfonl visitors to Orlando Saturday
afternoon.
hwest Qdsrtrr of tbs JVrjthwest
tbs
Ncrthwr.t
quarter o f tb*
arter of Sertlon 16; I>oU l.Sm ndSol
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tbe W e«t
half__o f ___
tbs ____
N orth*.,!
F
OCTOBHR
1920
* R ID A Y . u
u iu u o u IS, 1?*V
y . ----------------------------- ------------------------------------------- —
Attorney John Murrcl left
this
mnrninc for his home nt Okeechobee
■fter sending the week end with his
parents, Mr. utid Mrs. K. R. Mur
roll______
Membership in the Florida Cttro. Exchange reports
ooiy the ability to co-operate. N o buriation fees,
no membership duet. For information, roniult the
manager of nrarett association or sub-exchange, or
write to the buiinets manager at Tamp*.
TH E- S A LF
» O R D H E RALD
_____________________
Hon. Roy Harden, o f Orange City.
in the city today on business and
h|j ninny friends here were glnd to
j Ct! him again.
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local and personal
IX CIRCUIT COURT, SETEVTII JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, IX *AXD TOR BEKUtOIX
C0UXTT. FLORIDA. IN
CHANCERY.
BtLnrc
Unpaid
1 year
9 years
F R ID A Y . OCTOBER
36 inch *alra yood qualily B U uhiny,
rtfular 3Jt and 4S< »alu«, apccial, yard ■ ■ V V
Flannelette in beautiful
colors, suitable for
children nnd ladies'
winter dresses, 65c
value, now only
Priced from
35c yd.
Priced from
DRESS GINGHAMS
Eitra h*a*y. PDin whilo, plain bin*,
plain pink, alao fancy atripwa.
K rfu lir 60c »alu*i, now only,
yard
39c
$2.75 and $3.00 Serge, all-wool,
SILK CAMISOLES
69c
$1.49
priced nrtl
$1.98
Hundrtda t l Oth*r Baryaina in Yard Gaoda
Not M tnlionod
JIDO and J2-50 talu.a uow only
25c Black and whilt, alto Ion hoao,
Now only
SILK HOSE, In all colora
Brand n*w ahbm «nto( beautiful Fall Mala prked
al about 60c on tho dollar.
19c
Spocial 7 5 C
Men’s Work Shirts
R*fular $1.6$ and $1.75 ralu*
'Unrl* Sim " Blue SSirla rtfular
pric* $2.00
Now *nly
d«
Art ?rry popular Ihia l i L Mad*
in attract!** MarWIa, rtfular takt*.
a ii* . up I* 36 waial, $1000 I*
SI2J0
Special Pric*
Rtfular pric* $3.50,
N*w only
WORK PANTS
Very S*r.koablo
o a b k and madainttry
m adtinttry (Tb ^ f k P f
atlraclifo colon
' . $1250 .a lu .
9 *U
titca, up lo 36 waial. Now only
MILLIInERY
I O
HOSIERY SPECIALS
Women’s Jersey Skirts
now only
SUM ?aki«,
Novelty
O o * 1*1 walila (*rm*rly a.ld iw
$3.94 and $5.95
Now only
$1.39
$5.95
$1.69
Plaid Skirts
Union Made Overalls
$2.75
: $7.95
Blue and Black Serge
Acordin Ploaltd Skul», rtfular
*10-00 Tiki*
Sp«cial
yard 0 * 7 C
$1.75 and $2.00 value
-I A H
now special
yard < p A » ^ 4
specially
SKIRTS
B $4.98
In the Most Popular Shades Itcduccd
OUTING FLANNELS
$8.75
W om on’a Bluo S»r|# S k irti.n .illy mad* up, r .fu L r taluo
now
. All Wool Serges
$ 1.00 values now,
in Coal S lyl*,b*h *d,(h o last ward
in alylo, rtfular I I 2 3 4 a n d }I S M
.akaof,
now
r7 P| ^
Georgette Waists
$5.98 up
Women’s Sweaters
Poplin in nil popular shades, a
very good quality, sold regularly
for $1.25, now only
Q 7/»
yard 0 4 t
A nict tarioly. of colori, rofular
wonlr
j„ J
»alo*t now
only
SILK WAISTS
In whit*, fifth and black, all
aii*i, rtfular $3.$S »aluo, now
AU-Wo*l SEp-Ottr Modala In
all ahadta
DRESS GINGHAM
and 60« - c l i p
Y a rd tF v ^
$8.50 up
Sweaters! Sweaters!
Only 10 yds. to a customer
In »ory allraclitt yal**™'.
tali*. Now -anly
W om en'i Work Waiala in a larf.
diaplay ol pallrma, reado to rct.il
al $2-00,
Our pric* only
W om rn'i new mod*! caala («r winltr wtar
Mad* U p-l.-dat* •( lh« b«at maUriala
Kaky Panti, Pin Chock Pant, and
other alylca, lormorly (aid lor
Now only
$2.95,
“ We Can Fit the Hard to Fit" ^
6)
r tf-
i
BOYS’ PANTS
A lore* taritly I* w k ( l from al GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES
^ + + + + .H .+ + + + + ++++++4 "{’++-l,+4-++4"«'++4’+ + ,«’ + ’!’ +lt’+ + ’8”‘" !" t” ," !’ <” ," 8” ,",” {’ +<,+++‘‘”C
MEN’S HALF HOSE
MEN’S DRESS PANTS
All-W ool Tailor
$ 12*50 values,
Mnde, regular
Now only
$8.95
25c Half Hose, in all colors,
"I Q p
Reduced to -l-*/V/
39c
MEN’S SWEATERS
98c Half Hose, in fancy colors, only 69c
grey only
S1
75
Special price
-1-* * ^
$ 1.25 nnd $ 1.50 Silk Hose,
only 89c
50c Half Hose.
H e a v y
Now only
w e ig h t'
MEN’S HATS
$3.49
Now on'y $6.75
$8.00 H A T S
BOYS’ SUITS
$5.00 H A T S
All Reduced
” Don^t
$2.9843.98-14.98
Now only
Misjudge Us
By our location. Th e fact
that we are out of the high
rent district gives us a decid
ed advantage to sell you
Better Goods for Less Money
C O M F O R T S , full size, regular
(1*0 Q Q
value $5.00
Mow only
C H ILD R E N 'S
_____
DRESSES
from 98c up
SHOES! SHOES!
For the W hole Family at Greatly Reduced
Prices
$3.35
$4.45
Men's Dress Shoes, regular price
$6.98
N ow only $4.75
Men's W ork Shoes, $4.00 and
$4.50 values
N ow only
Men’s $6.00 nnd $6.50 Shoes now
reduced to
Other Shoes Reduced in Proportion
Hundreds of Other Bargains Not
Mentioned Here
Remember the date and place— Be on band early
Banders Emporium
316 Sanford Ave. (Next door to Brock, the Tailor)
Don’t Misjudge Us
By our location. T h e fact
that we are out of the highrent district gives us a de
cided advantage to sell you
Better Goods for Less Money
n
Our Store is Plum Full of Other Bargains Not Mentioned
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THE SANFORD HERALD
72
COLUMNS
IN TH E H E A R T O f TH E WORLD’ S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
NUMBER 8.
SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1920.
VOLUME XII.
FLORIDA’S POPULATION
HUNGER
HARDING
10 BUILD CLUB HOUSE
ANNOUNCED TODAY IS
REJECTS STRIKER IN
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
RATHER DISAPPOINTING
AMERICA
VISITORS TO SANFORD COVENANT
Building Will
Include A HARDWICK IS
Large Auditorium
CHOICE FOR
GOVERNOR
m any am usem ents
BE
\l I. TOURISTS WILL
-------I*
in t
h e ; lLA
'l -NS
OK
THE
BUILDERS
01
for
e m b o d ie d
Thc -13" Club which is coropoaod
and discussing the affairs
nf vital Interest to the etty
M o th e r word, by this
,v can nut imoortnnt items
action tiuv
. „ el quicker
into concrete f
f ( , r the bitf
Bt '
S S c wi>««
“ **
“ Aththe last^
“
d to ’ go
Tourists 1Icn;|;|3U^ ” Mnen!hClub'or
crt.L'lub or
ey might
mig’ h* cnll
‘^ W r they
call it. An)
Any
will
be
the
headquarters
o
h o w V w ill be the
SAYS 1IE WANTS- NOTHING TO CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR AL
DO WITH LEAGUE. AS WHIT
SO OBJECTS TO BEING CON
TEN AT VERSAILLES.
FINED AND STARVES
(Ur I t . A it 0<Ttt<.-i! r ».!«•)
IB. It. AtuxUUi Pr..» )
DES MOINES, Oct. 7.—Speaking
lure today Senator Harding came
WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.— Benjamin
out flatly for the rejection of the Salmon, of Denver, n conscientious
League of Nations covenant ns now •“ "
•
. ,
nimheth's
proposed thus ncccptlng the Demo objector confine*! nt M. Llir.nl t
erutic challenge to make the League .nilitnry prison here has U-en on a
an issue in the campaign. Brushing bunker strike since July Lr* at which
h
admitted. Salmon is
FORMER U. S. SENATOR GETS aside problems of clnrifylnj? nny of
the reservations Senator Hardin* de
» '“
"
successful
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
..I___I
i,..
),i
fnvnr
Ktnvinc
out
of
Kent
alive
solely
1>) partly slue*r in
kept
dared he would fnvnr staying out of
FOR GOVERNOR OF GA.
the covenant ns written at Versnil.es. attempts nt forcible feeding. Today
” 1 do not wntit to cinrify American » the eighty fourth day of his fast
(Br Tb. A.Mct.t.il Fr.ii )
•
obligations," he said, "I want to turn
ATLANTA, Oct. 7.— Elections re my back on them. It s not interpre found him seeking relense through
habeas corpus procctdings.
turns of yesterday in the runoff tation but rejection I'm seeking.
primary confirmed the nomination of
Thomas Hnrdwick, ns
Democratic
cnndi.lnto for governor.
Hardwick
was the former United States Scnn^
tor for Georgia nnd was supported
by Thomas Watson.
According to the returns to the
Constitution, severnl notable switch
i*» wore made by counties since the
regular primary on Sept. H, when
John N. Holder also wns in the gu
hernatorinl race. Clarke, Hnhun and
Wilkes counties, which at that time
were reported to have switched to
Hanford,
It thnl
has been
to
Minioru, rFin.,
in., Oct. 4th. 11*20. ! Whereas.
heavybrought
trnctors,
Walker today.
lion.
Board
of
County
UmmisslonJ
^
hnrraw-i
operated
by
gas.*Ben Hill county, according to the
„ owcr nr,. constantly
figures received, switched to Hard ers in and for Seminole Count), t a., *
wick, ns did also Clay, Clinch. ‘Jones.
Macon, Stephens, Thomas nnd Web
Ster. other counties reported to
have switched to Wnlk.
Included
Dawson Hancock, Pike and Ware.
r ." 'L ,V »iU .IM t* » !*
INTERESTING SESSION OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
DEMOCRATIC
_
EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
Minutes of last meeting w«J read that
and approved .»nd urder
r„ .
W " ’t‘tU been decided that the new
icw r— ** the
near
iikefnmt possibly on the
Clyde
HAD IMPORTANT MEEI’ ING
officials have oxpre
•
'll laitii
th e cou rt h ou se
help it
YESTERDAY
The building will he
S ".
rs »
.si',* *"is
sar.
' cnforCi.,i with reference
dninngcs of highways by the
' e described.
4th day of Oerchasc of one fire
be used in the
r'C'Av s
of nn expensive type ns iae
L
l, ». Bet it built nt once.
Could Not Reach The
BROOKLYN
illion Mark
TAKES GAME
TODAY 2 TO 1 BUT IS VERY CLOSE
1*7 lb. AiimuIiH ri.tt.)
BROOKLYN. Oct. 7.—Cleveland
ami Brooklyn wont into the thinl
game of the world's series today on
even terms as the result of Brook
lyn’s victory yesterday nnd the man
agers of Inith teams are anxious for
victory because they figured it would
give them an advantage when the
series after today's battle would be
resumed in Cleveland Saturday. Mails
for Cleveland and Smith for Brook
lyn nre expected to he the pitchers
today. Fair weather again prevailed
and the crowd began piling into the
park at an early hour.
Score by Innings.
R H F.
Cleveland ........ <»0 100 000— 1 H I
Brooklyn ___ 200 000 000 2 «'• 1
Batteries were:
Cleveland, Caldwell, Mails and
O'Neill; Brooklyn. Smith nnd Miller.
—
966,296 W\S THE MOST THE GOV*
KHNMKNT COULD MUSTER
FROM INACCURATE CEN
SUS RETURNS.
(By Tb* AonLl.J rtttt.)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—The pop
ulation of Virginia as nnounccd to
day shows 2,1100,1101, nn increase o f
eleven points or nine per cent.
Florida's population was also an
nounced today ns 1*00,290, an increase
of 2111,077 or twenty eight points or
four per cent4
The population o f thc United Stnt
es will he announced at four o’clock
this afternoon and will probably he
in this issue.
C. & 0. T R A lJ
IS WRECKED i
IN VIRGINIA
IIroot-1 u won tin- game today with
thc ' it- of two to «me.
Good weather and Inrge crowd out to wit 1
n<
the victory of the Ilodgers. This
i kes two victories f»»r the Brook
|yt> .mm iukI one for the v'liAclandj
Indians.
THE SOUTHERN
BAPTISTS ARE
SOON TO SPEND
ENGINEER AND POSTAL CLERK
KILLED AND PASSENGER
INJURED.
(Pjr 7b* AllOfUUil r»r»» )
HUNTINGTON, W. Vn., Oct. 7.—
LARGE SUMS ON BUILDING AND R. 1). Womack, of Hinton, engineer,
nnd C. H. Gurley, of Stnuntnq, pos
ED UI I'M ENT OF SCHOOLS
tal clerk, were killed nnd one pas
senger injured when the Chcsepcake
(By Tb* AnodtlU Pint.)
5 _Eleven
Nashville. Tcnn., Oct.
Oct. {».•
----------;A- Ohio train N'o. 5, wns derailed at
million dollar* f*»s new liuilding* and [ Dixon, W. \n.. cnrly this morning,
equipment will be spent on the ed- |Thc cause of the wreck in unknown
ucntionnl institutions owned by the here.
Southern Bnptistsdurlng the next
fuuo years it is announced nt the
hendquarteH of that organization
here. Approximately the some amount
will he spent .luring’ that period in
lifting the debts upon those insti-1
tutlons nml increasing their uidov.
ment funds.
Of this building fund. J2,2(.'.00
will go to wliftt are known as the
ATTENDANCE
AT GAMES
NOT LARGE
The Democratic Executive Commit
It tee for Seminole county met yester chase of a chain at the Osteen hero- J t t
I
purchase w
day In the county court house nt ten
o'clock nnd the roll call showed the FnUniing” r!V “econd'''" '0 >'?' "«• ' »’•! S r " the sum of' »738.0R. Vny»«rnt to
following members present:
" m J\ carried, Mr. Woods promnlj,, on or before April 1st, L*-L
nil kinds «.f amusements. TH
Felix Frank and It. J. Holly, of
»«• lockers for the use of tnc «pore»
K»|Je. and' cnVricd. bounty
who wish to take "dvanlagcof Sanford L. J. Hartley, of Lon-wood; P< M oX n^of 'c ^ 1^'1 Entzminger s « - lj,
j . W. Osteen, of Altamonte; \\. >• oniied by O. P- Swm^. and emried. Jud
__ nmi^"fishing
d«h nif here
E p lloushoWcr. Is hereby «• . *i__ 2.I..
m ilm l tn' till
Z 11hunting’
here in
in in*
the
Dunn,
of
Lake
Mary;
D.
II.
C.
Rn
»ea»on ” There will be a tennis court
bun, of I.nkc Monroe nnd J. H. Lei,
.ml eott »n.l other plW J J J "® *; |lc Jr., of Oviedo.
•
Felix
Frank wns unanimously
a
u io r ‘ rS a
f & V . 's r "
M
L T S * to rontrihote chosen ns chairman nnd the meeting
was called to order for bus ness. I he
to so many ventures late >
.ju, meeting being called to outline a vig
would he much better <> .
#jr!q
money in other ways n'u j h e f rst orous campaign for the coming clec
tion day many matters of import am.
on. will he a-dance at
were taken up by the commute..
Hotel with good music to take pine
chiefly being a rally in every pre
nt an early dnte.
cinct in the county ami Instructions
Other forms of amusement arc un
f o r the new voters.
der way among them belnc JJf
J J Dickinson. Geo. A. D iU tu s,
bringing of Johnny J . JonC8f ^ " " i iul|gC Householder nnd Judge Maines
val here for a big- week of fun ami nil nindo vigorous appeals tor a cnnipleasure and for thd purpose of rats
pnign” setting forth the principles of
ing the money for the new resort.
...... Democracy and the firm stand
Tax Collccto
trtu
Ttd. Co*, appeared M o r e the Board C
n
r
o
^
Ten!
m fin . to witness the gam,
for the Democratic nominees aa Hit
in reference to moving poles on the 000; South t a w iin *
j-j-r,0.000; .between Cincinnati and tiic Chlcai
choice o f the people expressed in n
Y.m ' ’are’ “ hereby comm amici t j tiuldic highways of Seminole .county, nessee »..30,ihhi.; » «
white Sox.
.
out of the real estate and
Democratic primary
nnd on motion of L. P. llngnn. sec- nn,| Virgin*.:
p „ntu have en-1 With the prevailing prices for s
onded bv O. P. Swope, nnd carried
n nir'i’n V ,
schools nnd semi mission tickets this senson nnd cnpact it V US
throughout
tj,j„ *csslon. nil I|tv crowds for seven or eight games
Chairman I- A. Brumlry is hereby rolled m l " '
sistnnee
r(.,„irting the henv- there Is a chance thnt the total rc_
authorized to sign a letter to the nnrie* .of
mit tee i.......
.
*
history . ct.i„ts will cxcceed those of ast year.
Southern Bell Telephone & Teh ‘ < of the Institution
ernry wan mappeu
c m - notation or \,“ rcr<
n'
so im- directing them t» move 140 poles III lest "registrations^ in their
1* The sixteen world’s . scries thnt
Sanford next Satunlay
| descrihrtl, and
.1 ^ „,r pre- this county, same to l»e designated in
hnve been ylnye.l. Including the one
Many good speakers hove slgnifiml
HARDWICK'S F^ p S s ,NN(,THING. of IDOJ not under the jurisdiction
said
letter.
their willingness to assist in t t
or- the National Commission hareM,’fhel
foRowing bills ngninst Flori
The folk
enmpaign nnd the count) will
HERE
7.—Chnlrman attracted a total attendance of — *>*•da Grovin Drainage District
were
nrousetl to the importance of rtgis and chattels lands- and tenements so (In Groves Drainng
R42. or an average of 'J.l.tCJ for each,
r„
terinir every Democrat both men and assessed, or of t^1**. PJf-n**«rain* c o lle t- approval by this board:
(By Tb*
Pit**-)
o f the 91 games thnt hnve been play_
Fred
T.
W
illia
m
s..............
..New Yor*', Oct. e.^-Assurancc has w i n L 7 v « U n c nn election d .y in
Hard
The various
meeting
been given to S. L. Vecnstr .
- Mnvember
K
i
r
,
'Hard
■
' ° Thr receipts linvo amounted up to* J S . S 3 <w e. arc Klvcn In nnoth
rary of the Netherlands
I.led bv
o . P. Swope, and carried, -v rk for
, r„ „. nf N
Nations. nt total of $4,202.1 nr,. Of this sonii
onded
.
ion League by lmnugrnUon Commis
following rood is hereby nhnti- wlck opposed the i.engu______
$2,122,918 represents the share ot
the following
sinner Wallis of Ellis Island. that CrT£^eomnIiltee*niK> rtccl.M to Kj»«
the chili owners, but the owners have
doned by the county as n nubile nm l.
f.r)0 to the campaign fund ns a »t“ r
the United States will aid •"
The following Petition was offer not pocketed the cnllre nmount. For
rnllected
for County ^Tsxes.
d s- Beg. n* the forks of the West I-ongand inis
this aunt
sum was immediate!)
sums couecic
.1 »»■
special
. * ix|rL th
msny immigrants from H®-*
« r ,.r ami
wood read, thmcc running’ west to cd. and on motion of Comr. ° • several years the regulations requtr.
are plunr.lpg coming to Am
’ * ^ su
trict school V ! * " " further required intersect the present I aim Springs o .vom. and seconded b> Comr. I*. 1 • rd the owners to return a percent,
011
before nnd Iyoni’ Wfiod clny road.
Yeenstrn said that many thouMnrts
age of their shnre of the receipts to
Campaign taxes; and ) collections
on or^u-Uire
the portion now boiml at least mi
of Dutch were applying Tor P
j J,
Com. C. W. Entzminger
offered
filed.
.
the following’ resolution and moved To
E. Brady,
' The plovers who hnve tnken port
it adoption, which was i.uly second
ed bv Com. E. H .k ilbee
W rith e undi-rsigned duly qualified in the world's scries games sinre 190.1
" • • T h r V ^ 't h - w ’ h rW rM . « £
When ns. certain political condi oW tors of the County of Seminole. have divided $»f.r.n,177 nnd the
Ss . t s ^ k '
....
es for the people wanting
«p|rst It»ry and it dcmon.tratml that the ^^C ounty Commission^ V;\Dr,llAN’ ,
tions have arisen in Seminole coun Vnd Stat. «*f Florida, b.-rehy respect Nntionl Commission h""
from the big’ games $414,031. Tht
Democratic spirit is
ty Florida, which in our opinion, ns
Assessor of Inxcs.
governing IkhB; of major
jM S r
mere is muun » j
vpnrs county of Seminole.
Semin.de Countv. (food Democrats should he ceriously
hall got nothing from the w orlds
of immigrants beenuae <
f(ejng
considered nnd promptly acted upon
Cummuuleullun (run, S«!>U
lories of 1903} that serb- having
bv the Democratic Executive Com
of war. Second y. H0' " n
J Yef- " KI' L' ' lk N ^ S T NU l!'V S,i'K K r. 1920
overcrowed bv thousands
j
been arranged entlrelv het^Pittsburg
m it tee, nnd,
,
.,
ucees fro il
other eountrle* nnu.
Whereas, we feel that the urgent v.tmhf-r A D. 1920, nnd we do fur Boston Americans nnd the I ittsiiurg
thirdly many of our pc T
things
necessity
of the prompt consider:!- U r request that you signify your N ationals.______ _________
i w d c n .1 .,
•(, ^ r ru i o 'v<i
nlv sick of Europe, and
tion of snid matters should he willingness to become a , candidate
F F ll. rop,. U. II. Smllh.
brought to the immediate nlcntion of for said office in the coming general JOHNSON HKG1NSe a k iN (; T oU !t
European. But, let I f .
Holland
the Democratic Executive Commit election to be held on the date nfore
thnt they arc not
1 jjv}ng
»• c h '-" Z,7lni un- S T S A
tee of Seminole County- Honda.
hc-nuse th ey cannot * "* * * ■ porous
said, by notifying the Board of
(Br Tb* A»»*<1»»*4 Cr **•'
Therefore. Be It Resolved. That County Commissioner* in writing.
there. They nre » . m§0*‘ p' * m ibuy ey
"''vTntlnn'of
C.
W.
Entzminger.
secFor Governor—Geo. E. Cny.
people nnd most o f th
They
the Clerk of this Bonnl he nnd he is (•—|v ueknowledc-d liefore nn o f.leer • NEW YORK. Oct. 7— Senator W*homes in the Unitedl State.. y They
For Secretary of State— B. E. D)
hereby instructed without delay, to authorized bv law to tnke ncknowl nm Johnson will lenve Cr if *r- ' fnrniinc nnd for th ^ v]eome
write to the Chairman of the Dcm«- ■dirmenta, thnt you hnve nrceilcd to Saturday to begin nn ensteni spealr
I J j S j S rrntlr Executive Committee of Sem'F°F or Attorney General—W. M. Go j „ Aitumoute
our request to become n eandlilate for ing tour in the interest of ^Senator
; ; / S ^ . . m e ; Mr. j . C J.eub,. nole Countv. stntin.’ thnt in the op said office, nt the same time filing H-rding.
h i r e . " _____________ _
------------ ------------inion of this Board a snec.nl cnlleil with the Board o f Count'’ Com. I
, 0 For Stole Treasurer—F. K-V,,ur,j' St the Cenrvn Brlcllte. «t nitre.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS III SV
clT e.in T D M III RS DOWN
meeting of sold Exreutive CpmmltFor State Comptroller—W. **.
thi« r ^ ltl..n:
.
' TOBOGGAN SLIDE AGAIN
" S lo t ion of i - r - * ':«• & ■ ssrth J
should he held nt Sanford, Fin . sioners.
W. A. ZneV.ry a. A. Fortu-r. Alex. ‘
ins Tb. Amo***:*4 fwwA
' porn Commissioncr of Agriculture 1,V o . P. Swope nnd cnrrle l. that tne nt nn cnrlv dnte to consider snh? " u, h , W. W. Johns E. B. Stowe,
clerk advertise for the snle of four
(Br Tb* AumUIi 4 rr.,.1
HOUSTON. Oct. T .-J o in tm e ^
mules V
the county., purchasers to matters nnd to tnlre Immediate nr- a 1 King’ . T. M. Bledsoe, G. L.
NEW
YORK. Oct. 7.—Sugar made
i*»l services, election of o■
, t —
V
«r' j u i l l 'i Of the Supreme Court
tton
with
reference
thereto.
Sines'. L. II. Mann, A. F. Bell. A. J.
Mr L A. Brumley. rhnlrrnnn. or
selecting next r'nc° TormceUng^ bde _ N ? B. K- I'el-luuill. P. « ■ M“ " h .
Pe
Further
Resolved
that
this
n
new
low
record today when the re
Ixisslng.
IL
B.
Monroe.
A.
Kendall.
Wynn. «u»t. of ira.l camp.
For Roilroa.I Commissioner—Geo. MrC oJn dM
t'dnv wore the chief mntt
.
Re lolut’nn he ordered -ublishe.1 in H. H. Foster. G. B. hrnnk C. L finers reduced the price one ernt.
itio
n
e
r
C.
W.
Enttiumgcr
Program of the Confederate reunion.
Sanford Herald, n newspaper Flowers. Frrd I\ Horner. 0W. mnkin<’ it eleven cents n poqnd for
offered the following resolut^n «n«
^’ ro^^upeni.U ^dcnl of Public in moved its u.iop;. A. and Commlssior rvbllshed in Sanford, Hsrefined suvar. The raw sugar jrold
Voters.
Ed.
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WEATHER TODAY
th>«. the 4th day of Oc
at eight cents a pound duty paid.
fTontinucd on page 121
,r O. P. Swope, duly seconded the
tober, A. D. 1920.
8 44tc same:
Fur Kioridn: Generally *«'r
Jtrict— Crate D. Bowen.
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night nnd Friday.
THE EMIGRANTS
c d h m m u I AND .
ARE WELCOME
":rtv
I S S curritul, ..m. I.
' riff
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Beauty Chats
Overland and Willys-Knight
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Cars Cut Prices
Willys-Knight
Overland 4
$ 1 0 3 5 °°
R oadster... 1 0 3 5 -
$2395-
Touring
Touring
By ED N A KENT FORBES
P R E T T Y A R 3I S
TO the ago of eighteen or nine*
U pteen,
a girl need not worry If her
D eiiv ei'cu P rices P. O . B. S a n fo r d :
Iloadstcr
2395—
S e d a n .......
1630-
S e d a n .......
3180!!!!
Coupe
1580—
C ou pe.......
3075-
Call on your local dealer, H . L . H a i g h t ,
and learn what remarkable values are being
nrtnH lire too thin nr too fat—unless
they ore an extreme of either ron*
dltlnn—for up to Hint time the hotly
Is maturing, nnd mny enslly he loo
fnt or too thin In Itself. And tho
nnn gains or loses In proportion to Its
weight. Most of the men who sit by
scales nnd weigh you free If they ennant guess your weight within 11 few
pounds, take hold of the nrm nnd feel
Its size before stilting the weight.
The best way to bnve beautiful nnns
f
Is to exercise them. Massage nnd
+ creams mny help some, but exerclso
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t Is certnln to develop the lovely lines so
t much desired. Plain household tasks
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H. L. HAIGHT
Opposite Hotel Valdez
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abor and time-saving conveniences o f the
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F o r Y ou
Beginning with Sept. 20th
P h o n e 30
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Reports indicate that tourist travel
IT
in Florida will be heavier this winter
DEPENDABLE ABJOLUTELY
than ever before. It is believed that
tho season will open carlietr and last
FOR H EAD ACH ES
longer. With recent rate increases
lQ*-3O*-6O*30a///f» orbyDose
in rnihvny and Pullman travel, conic
rumors that morn auto parties are to
journey southward.
‘S’■5"fr*:•■fr $ "S’ •5'*5”!'♦•S’+♦ ♦ + *fr+ + + + -H* + •}•<•.y ^ .y... ^
The influx o f motorists has given
rise to mnnw municipal auto camps
ami cities ull over Florida have pre
pared or already hoid out to the publie, attractive camping grounds.
Realizing the potential dangers to
travellers and residents from cnrelessness and neglect in the disposal
o f wastes, the Florida Stnto IJonrd of
Health is alert to protect its people
ami visitors. The board recently pro
mulgated regulations pertaining to
these camps. The bureau of sjinituE. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY
ry engineering directed by Chief En J A C K S O N V IL L E ,
FLORIDA
gineer George W. Simmons, is pre
COMHLUTU PHIIT1LIZKIIS
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A
paring to enforce the regulations this
PBIITILIZBIl XlATItIIIAl.il
wintr and thus prevent tho sprend of
NIMIAYKIIK
infections by carelessness.
INHRCTICIDBN
The enforcement of nuta camp rul
I'o u L T n r s r iT i trs
ings calls for co-operation in behalf W r l i . lo r l . l . a l P rlr* L l . l a , Not tb » C b * a p . . l _ b n t prlraa a l w a r a In Hu* will,
of every tourist entering the state
ami by abiding by n few simple rul
ings they will lessen greatly the pos
sibilities of chance infection.
------------ x------------LOST— An nmythest nnd pcnrl
brooch Monday. Finder please returr
to Mrs. Hunter at' Speer ti Sons am1
receive reward.
C.ltp
SMITH B R O S .
GARAGE
Overland Sales Service Co.
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FRIDAY, OCTOnER 1, 1920
THE SANFORD HERALD
TAGE SIXTEEN
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For sim plicity, handiness and econ om y , there
is no other washing machine that will please you as
much as a Maytag. Smoothly ami quietly it handles the
average family wash in fifteen to twenty minutes—and
you need not he surprised that it deli vers your wash
cleaner, whiter and with less wear and tear titan if you
had rubbed and scrubbed it in the old, wearisome way.
We shall be pleated to *hn\% you this wonderful washer. If
you have seen uthett, the Mjytu^ will I t a revelation to you.
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Repair
Every Yeung Girl Wants Pretty Armi
to Shew Off.
|will miik<* lli«* arms IxMiutlfiil. making
' boil*, owreplng. Unending bread or
beating rake, are all exercises that
tend to make the arms well developed.
Such tn*k* should be done with quick
tnnNcnieiits. KiuggMi movements are
not exercises nt all.
Swimming Is good for the arms, of
'■mine, rowing, canoeing, nnd nil out*
door sporls will make the arms
pretty. Anything which makes the
arms move quickly In varying direc
tions. which Ilexes and relaxes the
muscles, |s n good nrm exercise. Hold
ing the arms doubled up, the hnnd In
(1st. nnd tightening the upper arm
muscles, Is still another good exerclso.
It Is such a pleasure to own pretty
nrtns and to be able to wear sleeveless
dresses, that every woman will feel
repaid for any trouble slio goea to,
to Improve Iter arms.
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PEOPLES BANK OF
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Smokeless and
Black Powders
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NO STRANGERS.
Tliero ought to be no stranger* In tloa
little vale i,f tear*;
1 haven’t •eeii a stranger's face for year*
anil years and year*.
1 ree. of rourse. Mime people Hint I never
raw before.
Hut they’re Jusl like the other* that I'vo
SANFOFD FURNITURE CO.
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THEIR VARIOUS
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TORY .MANNER.
First National Bank
F. P. FORSTER, President
II. F. WHITNER, Cashier
Sanford, Florida
They've felt and known the ii'.fiatn*
thing* the re.t have known an I felt.
They’ll freeze up for unfriendly folk*, for
kindly one* they'll melt.
They’ve each one had n sorrow that they
thought they couldn't bear,
Hut bore It, Juit a* people do with (orrowa everywhere.
There ought to be no stranger*. In thl*
■o-ralled world of woel
1 tee new people that 1 love, Juit every
where I go.
And everyone has felt tome Joy that 1
had felt tome time;
And each hat had h'.i Utile dream of
higher tlopet to rllmb:
And each hat known the tweett of home
nr •..me time or another;
And nearly every tnan you meet will rave
alxiut hit mother.
They thrill ut thing* Hint thrill mr. loo,
there friend* I never met —
There ought to he no strangers In this’
mltnamed/world of freit
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Y E L L O W JO U R N A L ISM
Mi** Bernice Radley (pent Sat*
urday night with M i n A m b e r
Wright.— Lavinia Item* in hock*
well City, la., A dvocate.
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Gave Them»elve* a Treat
Mr. nml Mr-*. Spemvr and son nnd
Mr. Rodgers and Mr. Scott, all from
near ITiIrlleld. clinic over lust week
to look ill tin* church . . . Mr. nml
Mrs. Jake Bishop, Mrs. Dave Bishop
and Mrs. Ed Donovan were nt Ku*
•ekii Saturday evening to tee tho
Sitircb.—Eureka (‘-orrespondcncQ la
Washington, lu.. Journal.
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NOT T O BE C O M P L A IN IN G .
Our idea of absolute l e r o in
uiing judgment i* the publjo's
vote on a conititutional amend*
ment.
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Quick. Watson, the Hat Pint
Dear Offngln:—Should a mother In
Pnnom. In., be railed u panoru iua?—
I L. Dctliler, Ohio.
TRY A HERALD WANT AD
Money-Back Shot-Shells
Y ou can get your money back for The Black Shells
if, for any reason at all, you don’t like them. Just
bring back the unused part o f the box, and we will
refund to you, without question, the price o f the
whole box.
The Black Shells have reached so high a state o f
perfection in waterproofing, in speed, in power, and
in uniformity — that wc can make this unlimited
guarantee.
BLACK SHELLS
S m o k c l c x / o n d B lack Powders.,
Try The Black Shells, if you don't know than. You can
get your pet load for every kind of bliooting, in amukclugi or
black jxiwdcrs.
UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE COMPANY, New York, Atanufacturirt
Couie in uml lift a copy ut Tho U. S. Como Law Hookf-— FULL.
Geneva. Florida
C. F. Hnrrison
Cocoa, Florida
S. F. Travis Co.
W. A. Brown
IleLand, Florida
The Snni I’ nk Groceteria
Titusville, Florida
Fred Hill
Lisbon, Florida
Lisbon Mercantile Co.
Leesburg, Florida
Z. I). Dunaway
Davis Bros.
The Groccrteria
A. L. Miller
Sorrento, Florida
J. A. Cownrt
A. S. Nntlock & Co.
Mt Dora, Florida
I. A. Franklin
We make exactly the
lame guarantee with
@ CARTRIDGES
There ii no 22 Long
Rifle cartridge ai ac
curate at diitancei from
50 to 250 yarJi ai U.S.
22 N. R. A. Long Ri^
LeimokCarttiJgti- Tliii
it 50 raorr *'arJi of i f
curacy than liai hitherto
been poiiibie with 22
lira-fire ammunition.
SuliJ bullet fortittet
wutk. Hollow-point
bullet for imall S«ne.
Coit n<» inure. Aik for
circular C-9J.
Victoria, Florida
L. E. Klntlc
Apopka, Florida
W. R. McLeod
Okahumpkn, Florida
C. II. Arnold
Altoona, Florida
Arnold Mercantile Co.
riaMn.ini. Florida
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F R I D A Y , O C T O B E R 8, J 929
TEE SANFORD HERALD
TAGE FOURTEEN
Rock Lime
in b a rrels
Hydrate Lime
in sa ck s
i
Nursery Stakes
Pine Lath
vice. The same principle of Inxy holds
pond, said the judge, when you re
ceive n pnper through the mails
accepting the paper there is an im
plied contract to pay for it.
Y
The decision by the court in direct Y
ing a verdict, against the man who
read the paper in favor o f the p o
lisher is not new, ns the question has
been decided by many o f the lower
courts and upheld by appellate
courts of nearly every state in the >
f
Union.—Huntington, Pn., News,
♦♦♦
In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judlcia I ^
Circuit, Seminole County, Florida.
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In Chancery.
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M. S. Jclks, Complainant, vs.
T. M. Jclks, L P. Jelks, et al.
To all parties claiming an intcrcs1 Y
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as heirs, devisees, legatees, grantees ♦♦♦
of, by, through or under, Augustus P
Parnell, Georgia V. Parnell, Dowel V
Rhode, A. Atkinson, Nncy E. Parnell
J. O. Jclks, as an individual or trus
tee, Oliver Jelks, John J. Jclks, Tenia
'perancc O. Jelks, Jos. O. Jelks, W. A
Roland, William 1.. A. Kills, Edwin A
Jelks, W. L. Branch, W. II. Leonard
I.. G. Starhuck, and J. B. Leonard, de
ceased, them and any of them, or oth
erwise, whether known or unknown
and all other parties claiming nn in
tcrest in any wise in and to the fol
lowing described property in Scminoh
County, Florida, to-wlt:
All of SW 1-t of NE 1-1, section 0.
less 1 acre known as No. 5, G. O. But
ler’s survey) and also begin at centei
section 1», run west 1 1-2 ch. north 5
ch. E 1 1-2 ch. S 5 ch. and also on<
acre in section 1», to commence at a
point 0.10 ch. south of N'W cor. N’ W
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Phone 36 for Prices
C h ase & C om p an y
FARMERS WAGE SCALE
GROWING IN FAVOR
SITUATION EXPLAINED
Will S ystem atize Labor
Conditions of the
Growers
RATES REASONABLE
GROWERS TAKING BIG CHANCES
THIS SEASON WITH HIGHER
FREIGHT RATES
xvhnt co-opcrntton nnd organization
means to the farmers and should en
courage the organization of county
farm bureaus to in* affiliated with
the recently organized state farm
bureau, which in turn, will bo a ffil
iated with the national farm bureau.
Which now has a million and a half
members in the United States and is
growing at a wonderful pace. Such
nn organization, reaching to every
producing center, will he enabled to
insure Inter working and marketing
conditions for the farmers, fruit
growers and live stock men and Flor
ida should he one of the states to
have a hundred per cent farm hurenu.
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DIDN’T ADVERTISE
,
, I In Jacksonville Inst week the largThe meeting of the growers anti
and most pretentious shop store
the shippers here last week in whu 1 jn jjic f j{y W!1S foret.,j to close its
they decided to have certain ra _os (jOIJrs> „ n,j t)u, fitoek is now being
for wages of the laborers on the ]i(]ui(|.,tcii. Among those who knew,
faints this season will have n far |h<> Coto sllo0 Cotnpnnv was considreaching effect not only in this part ^
to hnve , ht. hlsrhont class of
the purpose to iiomiiK >*'• =w..,v
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elusion ns to whether the farmers nicnpo. ille.
would he able to pay the scale of
The store was located on Mam
Inst year or quit business nnd on the street, between Bay nnd Forsyth,
principle that half a loaf is better where, the
Jacksonville Observer
than none the laborers will he satis, points out, more people pass in n day
fied to take the wages that are based than on any other street in Jacksonon actual costs and take
it knowing ville. Other shoe stores in the city
that the growers are up
against the prospered and enlarged, hut at a
hardest season of their
career and time when it should him- been jit the
it i- ft case of share ami share alike very summit of prosperity this firm
with the farmer nnd help. Should was forced by its creditors to close
the situation ease up before
the its doors with a stock o f shoes vnlcrop is marketed or the
rnllronds tied at ninny thousands o f dollars,
come down on their rates or the marPeople marveled at the lack o f buskets he higher than usual there is inoss. ami there was little surprise
nut n grower in this district that will expressed when it was announced that
not feel like dividing some of hi* the firm would he forced to dose
profits, if piofits an made, w ill the jf, doors nnd liquidate in favor of
men who helped I ini make it.
The - - nr-.
meeting was called in order that the
The management of the Cole Shoe
growers would have some means o- Company did not advertise.
They
knowing whnt the cron would
co t hnew they hnd the goods, hut the
them to make nnd they could
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didn’t know it. Thisninnngedctcrmlnc with some degree of into • ,m.n{ placed its judgment opposed to
licence after the wage scale was m - Advertising against that of nil other
cd. Some of the grower* Mill 1>bv 1
enterprises. The result was
more than this •ride nrnl some will in„.|tnHe.— Pnlnikn News.
pay le*s perhaps hut on the whole
the scale will he adhered to and the
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
the laborers will tic better o ff with
n scale fixed than 'hey would he if J
--------every man was offering them differ-j Advertising figures, rate cards,
ent wages for different times of the circulation statements* dry statis*
venr. Th e Times-Union o f Sunday tics tell n newspaper’s story. But
had the following "ditorial op this they tell only half of it. And ndVuhlect:
vertisers today are demanding the
' ‘The fnnmtis celery belt o f Sanford other half o f it.
ha® accomplished ninny things in the
Men who advertise are beginning
pnst fifteen years hut the Intest move
measure eiiitorial quality as well
of the growers in that section 'rill as circulation quantity, to rcnlize
have n far renching effect on the t}lnl h«w render attachment is formfarm labor situation in Florida.
t.,j
quite ns important ns how runny
"At n meeting of celery and let- renders are nffected. There is qunltu if growers, packers, shippers and jt v to subscription lists ns well nr
hankers it was decided to adopt n quantity.
standard scale of wares fo r employes j Advertisers arc basing their judgin thr celery section in order to pro* mcnt 0f newspaper advertising vnlur
t « t the growers and to assure them'
pcr, orinlity ns well ns on technio f r. supply of help at time? when cn]jtVt on rrnt|rr prestige ns well n*
i11/ ^
t
advertising pntronnge.
.‘j[ newspn"One Of the chief sources of trou -I
mu, t he a good newspaper hr
hie in all sections in Florida has been f
it rnT1
a
, advertising
hat some «™ vcr*. JP the'r ftnx.ety
_ St A||
t|nr |>,.cort!.
to secure help, have frequently offer, , t ,
cd higher wages than those in vogue
in their vicinity and tnis would at- ^ I O R
HIS I AI ER
trnct workers nwnv from their reguAND THE COSTS
lnr employers and erente dissentian 1
--------and dlssnttsfnction among the other
The rourt (lf common picas
workers, with the result that .there Lawn-nee county r.v n tly decided «.
would have to he a general raise all
n cnse involving $5.10 in the innlong the line. When this was nc-
nnd take time to spend it. so that *“ >. % ' * . «
«
h ’ hadn t orderthe employer was no hett -r o ff nnd
* '*• ,
r «cc‘‘pted the paper and
nt the same time was out the extra 1™ family pen«l it. The c u r t in inmoney paid by the dnv for less work.
thp Juf>’ »»*«* among other
"The
scale
adopted
is
fullv
one
,Pmu*
thal
bt'lbtr in ,lotn refusing
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h o h ft n r r \i*n« n n n r f ihundred tier cent higher than was the paper, was a party to nn implied
i>cing paid five or six years, non nnd contract to pay for whnt he got on
this should nmplv cover the extra deliveries groceries to the wrong
the
rost of living, which is now rapidly '•use and the person who
cedes and used them wns liable,
descending. Tin growers have shown
a liberal spirit in thi* matter nnd ev or a man called to a day’s work in
ery one in that section should join a garden and gets in the wrong lot
hands in tliii. laudable movement nnd nnd works a day with this knowstick to the schedule absolutely. The 1ledge ° f the owner o f the lot, the
plan could also he adopted in nianv nm inihn received the benefit of that
other sections o f the state with bene.-man's work wns under obligations to
ficial results, ns the employes would; pay for the labor, or the man who
he contented nnd the employers would cleans another’s pavemnt while the
he assured o f sufficient help to plant owner looks on without ordering the
workman to stop, there is an implied
nnd harvest tho crops.
"This is another dcrr.cnstration of contract to pay for that man’s ser-
Bought the New Car,
Did Y ou ?
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That means you want a dandy new garage to house it in, s o m e
thing convenient, yet attractive enough to be a real addition to your
property.
A double garage may prove an excellent in
vestment. The cost is only a little more than
for a single garage, and the extra rent will soon
pay for the entire building.
W e carry a complete line of Building material and also a complete
stock of Yellow Pine Lumber, therefore we are in a position to furnish
you with everything from the Pillars to the Roofing.
Come in and talk it over today, without obligation, of course.
Hill Lumber Co.
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THE HOUSE OF SERVICE ANI) PRICE
Phone 135
Corner 3rd and Myrtle
north 73 degrees 45 minutes, west 5.CC
rh. north 1.33 c h , nnd nlso In section ' X a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ^ . .
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It to commence at a point as follows
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A va r,tin >.|, »|fn, William A. I’ n ,t urk, Ukrlr
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73 degrees 45 minutes, east 5.02 ch that this order he published in Tht A
ln a n d rr. Nrllin Aliaanilrr. Carrir Al. Jardrr.
I'ell t u wlfs, n! M. MrxVli
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and from this point o f beginning rut Snnford Herald, a newspaper, once a William A lfta a dsf, * i« ir t ' A » * » n d ,f. '.I* k,lr« at ..................
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law of Joroph A irla n d ,f, d-vraw d, l-*avanah, TU. |in>i«rtr hsrslnaflsr dstrUI-sd. and to
north 34 degrees, etst 3.32 ch, onsi week for twelve consecutive weeks.
W n trrn llallroid CYunpaa/. a n,r|v>rat!sn un
tint rlalm lnr «n Intsrsat In aald rnnJwi
2.12 ch.. south 31 degrees, west 5.2F
Witness my hand and the ofTiciu A
tr U r lawa o f I l f ala lt of rin,rcla and tl.r
ch, north 70 degrees. W 2.12 ch, nortl *cnl of the Court nt fnnford, Scminoh Stats o f Horlda. Itotrrl II. llat.-its]’ and.............. jltu sts In Ssmlno]s Countj, St.ts o f ' r i - l ' i
34 degrees, east 1.55 ch. to hog. And County. Ploridn, this the 13th day of Ilamtsr Ida wlfs, William L. A. Ellla. Truit,*
“ TI*# .^ouflivrat duartsr of its S svt).»«r
f.-r M arti* J. Ellla and is r two J n .M .r *
also that tract of land in section 0, August, 1.030.
E. A. Douglass,
tn.j tie
Northwftt ijurtsr
Martha V. r.lll# and Marr W, Ellla Martha J nntrirr
Uthwnat fjuartrr nf fwrtinn 1C. (J u i '•
as follows; Commence nt a point If
Clerk Circuit Court, tcminole Coun Kill*. Martha V. ElUa. Marr W. Ellla. A. p
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Earnsl). Truats* for Osorela Earcsll, Ida wl(r
ch. south of N\V cor. o f NW 1-4 of W i rjorlda.
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and
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rtll.lPE 1-4, thence run west 1.73 ch. soutl h'f’hellc Mninc3, Solicitor for Com- r,n o f A. P. Varnsll and Osorfla Earnsll, 0 nsr o f Rsrtlon 19; u.s Sont'.s*,t qrartaf , f
and Us .NVt.
20 degrees W 0. 57 ch. south 70 de- plainnnt.
52-13t« M. Pullrr - a ! .................. Pullrr lit wlfs. It. p. Northsaat quartsr nf Sscttoa
siat iiuarisr o f Nortl saat qoartc* of S«tl'o-,
grecs, east G.01 chains, north 34 de- im circuii court, sevivth judicup Ktsasna and .................. Stsasna lla w lfs. H. W. Z9.
all In Toarn.tdp 21
IU ,r- 31 r , . i “
T a jls r and .................. Tarlor Ida w lfs. Win,
grees, east 1.55 ch, north 73 degree: J cm cprr in and tor seuinope
You and sarh o f jo u ars h*rs>» orJsr*t u
fwlllsr and ................ Colllsf Ida w lfs. A. P
45 minutes, west 5.02 chains, north 4f i
county, fporida, in
;t !t ,
Earnsll and..................Earnnll Ida wlfs, Ranlsl •pr*»r to ths Complainant's ltd , f r
I
»i.
If fils,!
n fill: ,n r
f 'V d -.X ,* j . p
chains to beg; and also the south 1C t
chancery.
lllrh and ..................Illrli hla wlfs, Slmson W.
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1^20. I U aams U ln s a Unit l ‘, r ,.f ala •i - u
Turk's and .................. Tarlor hla w|fs,l4w|a
acres o f SW 1-1 of NW 1-4, sectioi
St.AVlA .‘OtOSY COMPANY. »
Horns and ..................Horns Ida w lfs, (luatarua
It la furthsr ordsrsd that this notlrw U rch10; all in township 21, south range 31 nr.ctrr
f iu
(.f i t » Stair o f OMo, CoirpUlol
A. Pstlsw ar »a d .................. Prtlsw ar lla wlfs. llahsd far twaits nonasnutlis wssla ta ih« S«t»nt.
enst.
John I - llranrh and.................. Hranrh Ida wlfs
ford Hsrald, ■ nsw.papsr o f rsnsrat tlrruftCao
❖} t M r iin in r , n » i..lw n d » n t ..
l>- W . Currls and Kats ('arris, Lla w lfs. J, XV. putdULad In Sanford, Psttitnols Countr. TU-rMa.
You are hereby ordered nnd requir
i»nPEIl or PUIII.ICATION.
lit!,a
and
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Reaa
lla
w
lfs,
XVarran
E.
XVItnssa: U, A. IViarlrta. Clrtk of Ua Mid
cd to he and appear to the hill of ❖To P o unknown krlrs.
crin trst nr la ra r.ors
Sr., and
.................. I.aramorn, hla rim ult Court, and lbs asal o f arid Court. ud»
co plaint filed herein against you h; nt hnr nUlraints riM • It |>trlln< nUltr.lr.f aa wlfs. A. Purds* and .......... ....P u r d s s Lla aalfs, Mth day o f Aufuat, A. P. Itco.
nn-lrr J. C. MrlUMn an.) ..................
XV r. laram ors
an) . . . . . . . . . .Parartors hla •Snail
t. A. POCOPAS1. Ckrt.
M. S, Jelks, on Monday, Novembei lnlrt««i
MnPflJn. U!* wlf*, <1. r . Parrnlt ar.<1................
arlfs. ICals Poord. Harrr A. PscrJ a n d .... . . . Paala A 311st. Suljritort fer C sarlaltait.
1st, i020, and it is further ordered PatTfll H» wlfn. Arrl. Arnrslt# aroj................. Pt<rd Ua aalfs. WIIU Dx«rJ, P. rittaln Par l-IZte
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Goodrichlires
today at an average o f
25% less than in 1910
Goodrich Tires today are sold by good dealers
everywhere at a lower price than in 1910—and
what is more to the point in this comparison,
Goodrich Tires in 1920 give on the average nearly
double the number o f miles per tire.
o Goodrich adjustment basis o f 8,000 miles
Silvertovvns and 6,000 miles for Fabrics at
today’s prices ^ive motorists twice the mileage at
less cost per tire.
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32*4
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5 3 .1 5
35*5
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6 5 .3 5
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Goodrich
* Tires
Sdfti i Silcertown Cordit 6000 H filei ; Fabric Tiret, 6000 Sltilu
1.
r iV x h '
%
K 2>Vj/ in the Long Run
Sold and Recommended by
H. L d H AIGH T
O V E R L A N D S A L E S A N D S E R V IC E C O M P A N Y
Corner Commercial and Park—Opposite Hotel Valdez
�FR1DAY. OCTOBER 8. 1920,
LEGAL ADVERTISING
In the Circuit Court o f Seminole
County- Florida.
In Chancely.
TIIB SANFORD HERALD
f«r4. C<ra»tf «r Variant*. ri.iti.i«, i.i i it «ci
othir pta**. ta » „
„ r rtorM* and U tt,
ntMtn 11 may h* fruni tlm*
tlm
attlhurtrrd hr lit t».ard uf director*.
plaint, otherwise a Decree Pro Con
fesso will bo entered against you.
And all other unknown parties clnimARTHT.E 11. Tli* s*n*r*I D.tur*
n itm * nf th*
t>i•I
It,* |*1.|
ing any right, title or interest in and
n .n i,i b* <nndafi*-i iu-1 <-arrl*d mi I.y
hr tu
Ihl
0»TT>OT■ I(.»Tt itiill 1- M f.iUoir«:
Tu *»*.!■)*
m n -l-f to the property herein above described
T-*
»n l o(>*rit« i prilling p i . nr, In Im
Imi,
im
r. h
i.. are hereby required to be and appear
**1I. l*i** anl mb*r"|a* d**t
■l-.il In
tn printing
hHmins mi
m.
chlarrr, lrj^ . twok hlnjlns tn»rhln»rr. ;>r*.i* . before our snid Circuit Court at the
. a ! »<-c*».'r!M. Tu i!*»J In (rarr>l m*rrli»n- Court House in Snrford. Floridn, on
d**. hajr. «*I1. rich .n c* m l ,|*»1 In o fllm «-i!- the 3rd day o f Jan. A. I). 1921, and
nil*., .t»U>a*rr.
p *tl«ll.-il.
»n-t »uniltl*«. Ta <l-i ,m !»«,ln e, i-ner**lTij. Iliii-.rr.rti- then and-there answer lo the Bill o f
tn*. •t*r->trplnr «n t U «h
htn-Unr.
To jmh Complaint (lied in this cause, otherHit for ---!f *<-11
or fi.r othrr. ,n r »n»l .tl
wise a Decree Pro Ccnfesso will b e
hln-l. of ntnipirw r., s n t .iln r .,
|>rrto-itrt*. i l l ..lirrlH nr tu,tt*r.
To .vlt n.Iver- entered against all said unknown partltlnr tn-1 .-i!o<T|.t-'*t m-l l» colW t th*r«for. tics.
T » ofl-lnrt .ti
.■t.rrunr #c*n.-r *n-t to Imr.
It is ordered that this notico he puh.
•*|l m l o t lr r w * d il l In ■ilirrtl.Ing fi-j-o
lished in The Sniiforil Herald, a newsIn r.e«r»|!ip*r« »n-l n i.r.ilt)*.,
T » rtrel Is
mj| pn.prri* ot *trrr k'.r.-I paper published ill .Seminole County.
•nl cli.r.ct.r, wlit, fall i.u rrr lo |i|*-l.'*.
tnorlcicr or otL.rwl*, rn m n hrr t!i* ••»*. To Florida, once a week for four weeks u>
n.frow r.1--n*r
.rn irllr uf tl.*!r Inr-jri-.rit* to the defendants whose residences
I-rt>|»rlr or otl.frwls* nut In tloUtlon or th* are knowns and onco a week for efirht
I' *
To I*n-I ioon*f In Mn^-lton with »nr
t-natn*.. tr.n.trtl-in ln*M*nt to lb* fmrprw* for weeks as to the known parties defend*
whlrh Ihl. rorpor»t!on !• or*»nt«»S To buy. ant* whose residences are unknown,
•*11. own. uiort,«t* «ml rnrnmtwr rr.l M titr and once a week for twelve weeks its
nf *nr r t jr t r t .r w hit».*r. wh* nlh* i « oj* t.
Inria.nt to or itr.lr.bl* la rtr;ln g on Hi to the unknown parties defendant,
Witness my hand and the seal of tin
pori»>r*t* bn.|n*«.
ARTICI.il III. Tl,* r .p t l.l .t.*rk of thl. *or- snid Circuit Court on this 8th day of
p-if»t|on ih*|l
TUN TUnUSAND POf.t.ARS
i lo ivn rn, ,„ | ,|,,n t< ,||.l,1*.) i„ro n v I’ 111‘ N- September, A. D. 1920.
HllKl* t|r.l| .t,arr* nf II,* p»r r»la* o f ON I! (Seal)
E. A. Douglass
lu.MiRr.H i>01.i.ans tiimi.ooi *.rt,. p.r,M*
Clerk
Circuit
Court,
Seminole CounI, Hi* Hwfal !nm*jr nf Hi* l'nll*-l S l.t* . nr
ty, Florida.
By E. H. Wilson.
In t-b'twrlr. I»t.,r or « .rtk * » . at a Jml tain ,
linn to !.* fli*.| b* lh* ,llr*ftof» of lb . nof. George A. DcCottes, Solic.tor ami Of
pnallon, wMrb rapllat atnrk .ball
ownr.l. Counsel for Complainanttr.
4-13tc
anl-l. I. . o * l , iu (n * | or iran«fi-rt*.1 only |n a*-
Hoskins Jones,
Complainant,
vs.
Citation.
Charles N. Morrln, ct nl.
To Charles N. Morrln and the un
known heirs, legatees devisees, grant
ees or other claimants under the said
Charles N. Morrln, and to any and
all other persons or parties claiming
any interest In and to the following
described land situated, lying and be
ing in the County o f Seminole and
State of Florida, more pnrticulnrlly
described as follows, towit:—Lot 8
and Lot 9, less the South 23.0 feet of
said lot 9 , of Block 6, of Tier 3, of
Sanford, Florida, according to E. It.
Trafford’s map of Sanford, Florida.
It .appearing from the sworn Bill
o f Complaint filed in this cause
against you, that you have or claim
some interest in and to the lands here
in above described.
Therefore- you, the said Charles N.
Morrin are hereby required to be and
appear before our said Circuit Court oit.lann* will, ao*h hy-tawa «• It,* *nrf*.rall->n
at the Court House in Sanford, Flor at-all fn.ni tlm* lo llm* niak*. rbanr* ,.r alt*r.
ida, on the 1st day of December 1920. with a Urn rra.rt*,| In faror of lh* corpora
lion U[>on all o f Ha rapltal alock for all an-1
and then and there make answer to any
In 1 -S t*l-*.. which may al any llm , b*
the Bill o f Complaint exhibited gainst ilo* by lh* bol lera o f lh* aatn* onto lh* c»r
you, otherwise, a Deere* Pro Confesso 1-oratl-n anl which ahall to- a !!»n tt-rr*.'ti
•niwrlor I*, all other lima or lUItu* o f any
will be entered against you. And all ttiM
K l.r amt at' lH lfnmcnla or tran.fcr. of (hr
other persons or parties claiming any cor; i >alien'. .ti*k ahall 1# aoh)*cl lh*r*lo
U
tT
irl.i; IV Till, c-rymratonl .hall har* a
right, title or interest in and to prop
f i l i t i t o cr nnli Icfallr dlu olrn l.
erty herein above described, under, | |wrr*l*tl
ARTICf.G V. Tl,* bmlnr.* o f thl. corporation
by or through the above named defen .hall to- ccm.lnct*.! by a luar.t nf ,tlr*ct»r« ami
dant, or otherwise arc hereby required aurL other oflerra •• th* con-oration may an
n ,*
‘It,* a f t i m of It-* c.,!f..rjitloii .hall
to be and npear before our said Cir II.
l* a pr.al ltnl. a *1** pr*.M*nt an,! a S*crcury
cuit Court nt the Court House,, in Trca.-if.r *n,| .a *I- otter *n,I a-1.tlllona1 ofle.r.
Sanford, Florida on the 3rd day of at may b* rr*at*.J by th* Hoar,I o f Mrrelnr.
I'nlll th* >rtallfleallon* of th*
an,1 th*
January A. D. 1921, and then and •tlr*etor« o f thl. o>ri«>ra|on to l* *t*et*<l at lta
there make nnswer to the Bill of Com flrat tieellnr therrof lh* foltown, ahall act ■■
off|c*r* an-1 conatllat* lta tk-iM of |)|r*el
plaint filed agninst you. Otherwise, Ha
ora* I’ rct'lent, \V. M llarnea: Vie* pr*al,l*ot.
a Decree Pro Confesso will be en N«ta A. Ilayn*a. S*crrtary Tr*aaurer. f.. II. Ital
-I"
" f th* ato.-kt.nl lera
tered against nil unknown parties de
nf it,* c.-jm -.tloa ahal In- belt on th* l!>lh ,|ay
fendant.
of tK-lot^r. A. I>„ I02-1. In th* city of S.n
It Is ordered that this Citntinn be t. r.| ,s*,«inol* t'otinty. rjort,|a, for th* parpew*
published in theSnnford Herald a ,.r *.*.-*,|*i lor ii* ore ana, lion nf th* e»rpnrato a-lopt Ha tty l.awa an I Iran.ael all
newspaper published in Seminole llnn.
*H*lr,**a wht.'h (nay e.,n»* l* fo .* aorh tnenllnc
County, Florida- once a week for 8 TT.* annual rr.*»t|nf nf th* atoekhohUr* o f lh*
weeks ns notice to Charles N. Morrin, corporation .1,all l«> h*|,t on tl,* ISlh ,t«y of
ianairy , f each an.1 *.*ry year, twylnme wth
and onco a week for twelve weeks ns h*
rear 1921. prnrl.le.1 • i, h >Ht* J «-a n->t
notico to the unknown parties defend cmiuc on Snn.Ity or a leyil hotM.y. In which
e ..* th* annat meetlny .hall l>* hell on th.
ant.
•lay fntlowlny
T l* ll-ar,l ,.f t**'*e|ora of thl.
Witness my hand and the seal of Mf|M
r«t,,n alia! on a l.t o f not l*aa than tlirae
the said Circuit Court on this 1-1 th nor mor* than fl>* m*ml>er*.
ARTHT.I! VI
Tt,* li If l<*«t a mount nf |n-l*t,t
dnv of Sept., A. I). 1920.
*ln *». to wt.leli thla e*,r;*,ratl,n* mar at ant
Seal.
E. A. Douglass tin-* a,|t,J*pt Ii.*tr at-all I-* TAVKNTY T il,I f
Clerk Circuit C ourl Semi SAVH IM>| |.\RS i l ? l i v « i r o t
ARTICIJ! VII Tl,* narn*a an-1 re*t-1*ne*a of
nole County, Floridn.
tt-* |ri*iei«rator. nf (lit. crt*»rarbo. .o-| rl-*
George A. DcCottes,
amnnnf nf Capital alock antoerll-*.| hy rach la
Solicitor and of Counsel for complain aa fnllnwa
7. II. Itatllff Sanfor.l. fla .. IS aharea
ant
5-13tc.
IV. SI. llarnea, S.nfnr-1, I’ la,. II at-arm.
i.v
c o u r n o r s e m in d l e
1T.0RIDA, IN CHANCERY.
c ir c u it
county,
T'J
I ttiil, Almira
I'rott
\V, T. WlittrSitJi*!'
V* (JcDfft
> r * i. **!. ul.( I'vffmlaiit*.
CITATION.
T-i firorg#
froa l. Almira
Tioit, Tru*tr#
Tiu%li**s Ctmrlrt WbllllrP an<! wife
W’ LlilJrr
•tvl H Milam I*, Hnvllrj am! w ife.....................
Itr *-tJ#j ; «il jiartlr* clalmlii* Inirrrtl* tin.Ur
tivittfis T(,«%ti
AIttilr#
T r -l.
(iron;# TpimI,.
U iit lft Whittier «n*l w ife .....................
W hittier, an*! William I*. Ilrsdlej toil wlfr,
. . . . . . . . . |lri<IU), ur nt her write, am! tu ill
l».ill*-a cUllitluc an/ IntrreM In an<l to the f*»l
I iatIiii »Jf**rr|t*e*l t«n4* •linage lti
« o«4Qtf, I’ M M a, more particular!/ «l*KTlbe«l a*
fiU iw *, to w it ;
lUelimlrif
at the Interaction o f the Hoolli
Un* o f |!a«t Allfltuonte A imiot with the Cut
r*rljr tine o f Stall n street In rruat’ a A<hllthm
I * \Itan.otitr, Semlrwile CoOtllf, TIofMa. •■
h*r Plat *lulf rertutl^l in PUt IU)k I. |*a«#
It: mil thence ran! S|fi,0 ft- to the Sort It** if
*^*rn*r nt h*t Il*l In n)<l.ViMIlton, l!i#nrr
North 115 ft. tu the N'ortheait corner of U>t
152 In aaM A*l !ltl«»ti. Thetice Weal C72.1 ft.
tu eivterlr line o f rich! o f way o f Atlantic
111* o f l i t
Ml if Inf! Street) thence fUnthweet
ll’i* • m M
Hlalhin street) thence M t W r * t
f*tl »*»it3 lit# weaterly line of #«M Ktath«r
f**t-*t
» ft. thence foil 111 VJ ft, t*« t*e*lu
nt'\s. onnt*tnlD£ #.1151 irrca.
I* npfiearlm; from aw«»rii Hill o f Cent|ila!nt
i
i
i tltU eenee a * line!
tint fn*i t »».
**■ **I *lm »**u ** Intcreflt In an*! to 11to taint li#f#
!*i «)»»«*
Therefore, j«»«. it* »ah1
f|e*»r?e p p e t,
Almlr*
l*ro*t. tleorce t‘r*“ f
Tru«tee, rtiark* Whittier at»l wife......................
Whittier, an-I William I*. Hra«llejr an-1 wife
. .............firaittey. are hereby re*|iilre4 to he
?*n*l Afifo*ar t»efore mtr e«l*t f’lrenlt P«*tirt at the
* '•>ufte»*i«e In Hanf«w«t I’ lorWi* *m the lit 4aj
*.f Nutemlwr. A. 1». lien, an4 then ant there
n »il* atifirer to the Itltl o f rocnfitalnt ethlhtf
e-t atnfn<t you, otherwise a Decree Pro Con
wilt tw enter**") ifcilm t you. An *P
-■•her
eUlmlnff any rlclit, title *>r In
i-re*t in an-1 to the property herein *1e«crlt*eTi
tiriUr. hr or throiiiti tt*e aton? name*! »Jefen*1
mt* or otherwise, are hereby require*! to tie
in | «pi*ear lie fore ntlf **M i’lrm lf l*0Hft at !h»
<*JUft llorare Iri 5*nfofi|, Plorlita, on the tith
•Ur o f Ueeetnt'er A. P. PCh an*| then an>!
eth||i|te.| aealn«t
you aaht unknown partlea.
othefwrlse ft Decree Pro rnnfemao will lie en
t^re.| asalnat aaM unknown p*rtle*.
It 1« or>tere*l that Ihl* Citation lie ptihlUhe*!
tn The .Sinfor*| Ileraht. a newiptper I'Uhtl»l.e<!
In Hanford, Her.itrwile f%*unty, PlorhU. once a
w^.*tf for elfh l f»n*ertjtl»e week* *■ notice to
Wntwn ilefemtant*. an»1 once a week f**r twelrr
week* a* notice to unknown defrmfanU
Witne** my ban*! and the *e»l o f »a1*1 Clr*
cult Court on tbU 2ttt» »Uy o f Ancn«t. A. D
I •_'»
r
\ D O U flU M ,
f^PAt*)
rterk C'lrcttl! I\iarft Hemlne]#
County, riorl-ta
tle»fe n. Iw-C.itte#, Hojlcftor *n4 t**HJnae| f*»i
I'oaipialpant.
2 I Iff
FINAL DISCHARGE
In Court o f County Judge, Seminole
County, State of Florida.
In re Estate of Augustin Moremen,
deceased,
Notice is hereby given, to all whom
it may concern, thnt on the Fifteenth
day o f November A. D. 1920- we shall
apply to the Honorable E. F. floushofdcr, Judge o f said Court, ns Judge
o f Probate, for our final discharge ns
Executor o f the estate of Augustin
Moremen deceased; nnd thnt nt the
name time we will present our final
accounts ns Executor of said estate,
and ask for their approval.
Dated September 2nd, A. D. 1920.
Orlando Bank & Trust Company,
Executor.
Robinson & Bridges.
d-9tc
Attorneys for Executor
PAGE FIFTEEN
N*r» A. Il»rn*a. Sanfor.l. IT, . I aliar*
In wltneaa where,f lh* aal-l Incorporator, liar*
l-erenntn »*t th*!r ha rut. Ih|a th* I'th ,lay
of feylrm W r, A. H . 19^,
W. U. IIAVVRS.
7 n. II ATM IT .
NEVA A. IIAVNMS.
•
Stata c f rUrlda.
Cnnnty of S*tnlnoIe.
On thla <lay p*r»ont1ly appear*! l-fo r* ra*
a Notary I’ uhtle. IV, Jl. Ila)n*a. 7. II Itatllff
•n l N * n A. llarnea. In n,* w .l) known an,I
known lo nt* to I-* lh* |-*r*->n* ,!ea. r|l*,| In an>!
who *r*etjt*.| lh* forerolny arllelea nf |ne,.r
pnritbm an-1 they earh ae know'*,lre.| l»-f,.r*
tn* that they eieeu lel |h* aan>* for th. pnr(w»*.
therein *«pr*«*,|.
\V|ln**a my han.l an,I nffelal **al at s * n
firtt Sernlno)* county. ITorhla. thla lh* If tl,
(!•} of S*pl*mtwr. A. H . H>?1
I.II.A MAR JOHNSON.
Nmary Habile. Slal* o f l*la
Blf <caitulaaloa eiplre. Oelolwr 2S|h 192-1
.* ‘ fc
IN THE CrnCUIT COURT O r SEMINOLE
C0UNTT. riO R ID A
m i:
m
state
tons
.a
nr
i - i. o iiih a
r o s iM E t t n u .
rEUTII.l7.nt IN IIl'IK
Sa m :
NOTH'i:
la hcrrl-y s lim tj it oa-l*r an-1 hr ilrlu* nf
that rrtlala or.lrr l.*r*tofor* |a.<ir.| n-it o f th*
I'lfcult Court In lh* al»>>* «tyl*.| ran.*, .m l
ky np*r*t|on of l.w , I will -ff* r f-r «nl* m-l
•*ll to lh* hlth**t liMJ.f for rt.h SA Inna
of ciitnmfrrlal HrlllUrr. Dow lo*J*J In C. M
fc St. P. Car No. Jft’.srt *ni i v w lia a t a
t leoa Car No. MSI 12, at Sanford. IT -M a al
front -Joo* of tl,* court lo.ua* al Hanford.
I'lorl-la. on lh* 2*th day o f S*tdetut'*r. A ll..
1920. al 13 o'cV^k on tald day.
B. 12. Nil AMY
Sheriff S«mln*l* C.wnily. I’ k-rlda.
C ite
n o t ic e
or
N O T IC E
Hon. Board of Countv Commission
ers in and for Seminole County,
Floridn, nt their next regular meet
ing to he held Oct. 4th, 1920, nt 10
o'clock A. M. nt the Court House,
in Sanford , Fla., will receive bids for
one Steel Fire Proof filin." cabinet
to be used in the County Judge’s o f
fice. Specifications ‘can be obtained
from Hon, E. F. Householder, County
Judge, Seminole County, Florida.
This hoard reserves the right to re
ject nny and all bids.
L. A. Brumley- Chairman,
Board of Co. Gomr's.
Seminole Co. Fla.
Attest E. A. Douglass. Clerk. 4-itc.
In the Circuit Court of the Seventh
Judicial Circuit, in ntid for Seminole
County- Florida In Chancery.
M i 'S n l T "f rfc>f,U n,U,ln *° 7,11,1 "* In the Circuit Court. Seventh Judlcia’ iam Reddy, residences unknown; tho
unknown heirs, devisees, grantees,
‘ V ’n 'iw.irej by th, Uyi.iatw, of tu
Circuit, Scminulc County. Florida.
legatees or, other claimants under tho
In
Chancery.
s ,,'» of riorUai
said above named parties, and to any
T'-*1
f-n >«tne »n;enim»at to y«tion a
nnd all other parties or persons claim
M. S. Jelks, Complainant, vs.
nf th* 8UI* of
,,f Anici* a of ti>, CoaalHutloa
c«n
ing nny interest in and to tho follow
T. M. Jelks, I„ P. Jelks, ct nl.
11 reiaiins to tat. lion m l flnmr* ta L.rring
described land in Seminole County
i-t an**l t»
,n,i a-.iaii*ahmut*4 i- ti* »iee- Suit to (juiet litle, Citation.^
>-"» of th* » u t * f r ».iupti.n or r*j*eti,m at
To Charles A. Love, Mary E. Love Florida, towit:—Beginning at tho
u-* o * ii cener»i ci*.-ii-,n i,* m terearier. that la IV . A. Jelk3, Mollie Rhoden, Florida Southeast corner of Section C, Town
ship 21, Soutli of Rnnge 30 East, run
” /
section c o f Artirt* i> of u>* Cun- Jelks (I m -m ', I.It Geode, and L h **fi
aHtuti-*i o f iu* sia t* o f t*iurua i* a-jm-tr-i *o Paine Jelks,
Address, llawkinsville thence North 7S9 feet, thence West
1107.9 feet, thence Southerly 812 feet,
*«
"*-> •• f-n>w«:
Tla.
s«*riiun fi, Tbw i.wfitiUturp •bill btfe power
lo K. N. Jcikflv Attic Aiuori! Jclk- thence E«.it 937.8 feet to tfe point
f,>
f »r iwainc
iwaii onij for th* h. Mallary, K, 1 . Mallory, Mary Lewi of beginning.
It appearing from os worn MI of
t>-tri»»* ->f rei-eiiini inv«ajon or aupprcMiny in- Mnllary, Mnry Jelks Lewis, 11. II
i ur;^-c ; r nttwalne or'Johnson, WHhrlmjnn Johnson, F. 1 complaint filed in this cause that you
^fun-iiuff t»uii* sireaii/ uturt it * i»w#r ntrMall ary, Nathaniel alelks, Mary Jelks nave or claim some interest in and
to the land above described there
of *ntrrr»t. or r*r ti»# rnr^iM nt iciutrt*d. Address, Macon, Ga.
or aiaintatninf « »jr#irja or
r\*«u
\ou and each of you are hereby or fore you, the said Emily C. Richart,
bfMi*'* iLruu^wat thu stit^ anJef iticti tiered anti reejuired to Ihj and appeal James B. Richart. David T. Rowley,
tf*uiiii"rt» a* m«/
erficritKAi t»r An Act of before this honorable Court un Mon Ann Rowley, William II. Lee, Francis
tt** i*ii>uttiro; pnni»ifJ, tn**>t an/
iif?ir» day, September bth, 1020, a rule daj C. Lee, Louisa Griggs, Thomas Griggs
ta I’tu^uanc* ii»frt*snf r»*r * •/•tpiu of of said Court to answer the bill of F. II. Griggs. William Reddy, and
* **i ru*4* •itii »-»t
in ■nwunt Are im complaint tiled herein artainst you N iilinm C. Reddy nnd Charles W.
of it.« i «ut t»t iroiinfat ot n.e and The Sanford Herald is hereby dcs Kline ns Executors of tho Last Will
ignated ns the newspaper in whicl of William Reddy, are herby requir*,«*»<*•* *** **»•*>r i*»ti#.
Tl* »•(*• fia t la ronptluN wttk aaU pn» this order shall appear once n weel cd to be nnd appear before our said
Circuit Court, nt tho Court House in
r-w l an.faAm.nI, anl lb* ran.aa., .|ff!atall« for four consecutive weeks.
*«• t*t«fna iii*r*o/. •t.aii t* *abj*ft*j in u>* To EXmer Jelks, Mary E. Jelks, Lilt Snnford, Florida on tho 1st day of
unknown;
Unitor Dec. A. D. 1920, and then nnd there
•**» rryolallma ant n-.ltlfn-wa at ar* pro Jelks, address
make answer to the bill of complaint
States.
»W*J by i*w far t*n»ral *i*fii<ma la iu sut*
of rtorlJa.
You mid each of you are hereby oi exhibited ngninst you, otherwise a de
la 1r.tla.ony wbrreaf, 1 bar* tmsala *fl toy dered to be and appear before thu cree pro confesso will bo entered.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
And all other persons or parties
ban.I >ut adtirJ lb* Or*at Sfil of Ik* Slat* of honorable Court on October -1th, 1920
To the Sheriff o f Seminole County, I'tabla, al Tallabaa.r*. th* Capital. II.la thr a rule day of this Court, to nnswo claiming any right title or interest
of the State of Floridn:
iwfniy ftjtilh ij.y of July, A. P. 1920.
the bill o f complaint filed hereit in nnd lo the property hereinabove
Be it known, Thnt I, II. Clay Craw ISRAI.I
against you, and The Sanford llcralL described, by, through or under any
II. Cl.AY CRAWPOItO,
ford, Secretary of State of the State St-IIle
S*.-f,Iary of Slal*. is hereby designated as the newspapet of the above named parties, or oth
of Floridn, do hereby give notice that
in which this order shall appear ottet erwise, nro hereby required to be
n
a
wA-k for eight consecutive week? and nppenr before our snid Circuit
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
General Election
Witness my hand an-1 otllcial seal oi Court nt the Court House in Sanford,
TAX DEED
Will be held In Seminole County.
the Court at Sanford, Seminole Coun Florida, on tho 3rd dny of January,
State of Florida, on Tuesday next sue
Under Section 573 of the General ty, Florida, this the 13th day o f Aug A. D. 1921, nnd then nnd there make
ceediiig the first Monday inNovem- Statutes.
list, 1920.
E. A. Douglass,
answer to the bill of complaint ex
her, A. D. 1920, the snid Tuesday be Notice is hereby given that K. It. (.Seal)
Clerk, Circuit Court hibited against said unknown parties,
ing' the Second Day of November.
Itandnli, Jr., purchaser of Tu\ Certi Sehelle Mnines, SoHcitor for Coni otherwise n dc.Tco of pro confesso will
For United States Senator from tin fiente N'o. 180, dated the 3 rd day »*f! plnlnnnt.
52-Dtc be entered.
State of Florida, for six years from July A. I). 1910, has filed said certi ________
It ia ordered thnt this notice be
March -I, 1921.
ficae iu my office nud has made ap
published in the Snnford Herald, n
NOTICE
TO
TIIE
PUBLIC
For Six (0) Presidential Electors plication for tax deed to issue in acnewspaper published in Seminole
For one Rcprcscnntivc of the Four* cordatice wih law.
Notice is hereby given to the pub- County, Florida, once a week for 8
th Congressional District of the Stnl<
Said certificate einbrucc-. tiu- f o llo w - ||Cj that the Geneva Bridge .across lin wet-Ks, as to the known patties de
of Florida, in the Sixty-seventh Con ing described property situated in St. Johns River, between Sanford and fendant, nnd once a week for twelve
gress of the United States.
Seminole v..minty, HortadI to-wit \\ 1-2 Geneva, Fla., is now undergoing to YY*eeks ns to tho unknown parties de
For Governor of the State of Fior of . ectiun Jit,
1p. 19 8.it,.t_.K. .1-0 j,nirs, and is unsafe, nnd is closed to fendants.
Ida.
acres more nr less.
the public travel, nnd nny person or
Witness my hand nnd the seal o f
For Secretary of the State of Fl->r
Tin- said land being assessed at tin persons using said bridge will pass said
Circuit Court on this the 14 th
Ida
date of the issuance of such certifl „t tln-ir own risk, without liability day of September A. D. 1920.
For Attorney General of the Stall cate in t In* name o f Unknown.
of nny kind accruing to Seminole Senl
K, A. Douglass
of Florida.
Unless said certificate ahall be re County.
Cb-rk of Circuit Court, Semi
For Comptroller of the State of j deemeil according to law, tax deed will
L. A. Brumley, Chairman, nole County Florida.
Floridn.
issue thereon on the ll'lli day of Nov.
Board of Co. Color's.
Geo. A. DcCottes,
For Treasurer o f the State of Flor A. I>. 1920.
Semminole County, Fla
Collett,,,- nmi „ Counsel for complainida.
Witness my official signature and Attest: E. A. Douglass, Clerk. I
For Superintendent of Public In seal this the 30th dnv o f September
struction of the State of Florida.
A. D. 1920.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUD
Ono of the handsomest new resi
For Commissioner of Agriculture
E. A. Douglass, Clerk,
1CIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND I OR SEM
of the State o f Floridn.
dences of which Miami Beach car.
Clerk Circuit Court,
INOLE COUNTY. ILOHIHA
For Two Justices of the Suprenu
boast is now under construction, be
T.fitc.
Seminole County, Florida.
Court of the State of Florida.
(Seal)
Ily: V. E. Douglass, D. (’ .
ing built as n Yvintcr homo for Harold
IN CHANCERY
For One Railroad Commissioner of
H H VIA ( ‘Ot ON Y COMPANY.
E. Tolbnt, of Dayton O., at n cost of
the State of Florida.
A Corpuratlon undry It.* I.ana uf lh* Slat* uf
In
Circuit
Court,
-if
Semi.
?
150,000,
Ollhl,
For State Senator for 10th Senat,
.,
Complain* itta,
------------x-----------orinl District of the State of Floritla
Luunt>’ l' ,oriJ/ 1l;
ORDER OC PUBLICATION
Tint Miami Chandler of Commerce
For One Member of the House of ••»
r -,i #
*
ta.
J C. M -llild*.
*t a t,
is making definite plans for a week
Reprcscnatlvcs of the State of Fieri" 1 “
'
Complainant
I>*r»m1aula.
-vsTu J C. kl-IUId*, and . . . . . ilrlirlJ*. lila of joy to open the tourist season
For County Judge.
(I. P. P .rtull an-1 .
Parrott hi* It will be officially styled the "Palm
Divorce Citation. wlf*,
o il* . Atrl, A .rtrtl* and . . . . , .iifrv ttr, lit*
For Sheriff.
James Gilbert,
■
n
>
t
........ Ill* Fete" and December 7-11 has been
wlf*. William
A. IWhurk.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court.
wlf*.
I.laal*
Alraandrr,
N*lll*
Alttakd**,
Defendant.
For County Assessors of Taxes.
C*rtl* Al*a*nd*r. William At*iant*r. (l*»f*-* set for tho occasion.
TO
JAMES
GILBERT,
Adress
un.
--------------- x ---------------Al*a*nd*r. II-* li*li* al law o f Jo«*|di Al*«For Tax Collector.
known
andrr, >lr*ra*nl,H*t*n*ah. I 'U M l
AW*.l*»n
—Get your .Scratch Pads from Tho
For County Superintendent of Pub
Please take notico that you are lUltluad Company, * cufpufatlon und*r lh*
lic Instruction.
herein
filed against you on the first law* of II,* Htat* of U*o*|lt *n.I th* Slat* Herald—hy the pound—15c.
For County Surveyor.
• il
V ilV
......... It* 1- ‘ I i "
^ - of r h ll'la , ll-dwtl II. Itainwy and ..........
t o till- lu ll o f c o m p l a i n t h e re in f i l e d Ilam.*y
i i , m. . , u . wit*, wtiiiam u a . imia. Tt«*
For Five County Commissioners.
lor Marti,* J. Bill* md h*r Iwo d«u*htcra.
For Three Members of the County against you, and it is hereby order 1»*
Martha
V. Kill* and Mary W. Kill*. Marlh* J
ed that you do appear to said bill Ellla. Marlh*
Board of Public Instruction.
V. Cilia, Mary YV. RlUa. A. P
...... ...............
Trual** for Ururat* ram*H, hta wlf*
For Justice o f the Pence in nnd for herein filed gainst you on the first r*>n*ll.
ber, A . D. 1920, the and h*t rbIMnn. <i*.-r*ia r*rn*ll *n<! U-* child
the following Justice Districts, vir.: Monday in D ecem
* - ,l,iv o f I W i-m Iw 1m of. . . .
in,) Ororyta
r*iu»ll and
lleoryta r*rn«ll.
r*rn«ll. It.
It
same being the fitli
No. 1, 2, 3, ami 4.
.
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r
u
»'• B*H*r and ..................Holler, hta wH». V . H
1
1920,
and
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rule
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and
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For Constable in and for the follow
Taylor lla wlf*, Win.
nnt! i( is further ordered tlinl this Taylor and
ing Justice Districts, viz:
............I*,,liter Ida w lf*, A, P.
and
notice lie published in the Sanford (Miller
No. 1, 2, 3, nnd 4.
............I'amell
hi* " I f * . Daniel
Parhell and
........ Rich Mi wlf*. 8lni*oa YV.
In Testimony Whereof, I have here- Herald once a week for eight consec Rich ami .
Taylor and . . . .............TayUr hla " I f * . !■*"!•
unto set my hand nnd affixed the utive weeks.
..........Horn* h i. "I f* , lioatuna
Horn* and ..........
Witness
my
hand
nnd
the
official
Great Seal of tho Stato of Florida, nt
r ll* " a y Ma wlf*.
A. l-.llrw ay and
Hranrh Ida wlf*
si'iil
of
said
Court
at
Sanford,
Semi
John I., Ilrancti and
Tallahassee, the Capital, this tb«
<’urtl* and Kat* Cuitft hla wlf*. J. w.
twenty-fourth dny of August, A. D. fade County, Florida, this the 23rd •*day of September, A. D. 19-0.
i*ramor* Sr., and
......Unman hi* wlf*.
1920.
riiFiJro l»i« wlf#* tv
(Seal of Court)
E. A. Douglass,
II. Ciny Crawford,
..............I <4ri rnor« h1« wIf#,
Clerk Circuit Court. n , „
Secretary o f State. 7-9tr.
A. IW«f»l • n 4 . . . ..................;
|lt>i,fi| Ms mlfr. Wilt* It *«.nt I . Krrmlu l»*v »n«l
To E. E. Brady, Sheriff Seminole
THE INSIDE IS IMPORTANT.
h «v M* wifr,
\V.VV.IMI»ml
IM
County
4-8te N O T IC E O F A IM 'J .IC A T IO N FOR Ms.........
w1f#, *na| »:. II. U#N*I« »ti.| tit* "If**
Don’t
forget that it is just ns necT A X DEED
................. M fN itlt
essury to have your inner tubes
In Clttult Court, 8«r.nlS Iu-l!*lal Circuit
It
ip(#irtPK from It# *l!J4*ftl o f
Ji
th#
of ll»* t'oai|*t«|n*nt In th# Btrong, flexible and durable tho same
8«mln*U County, ITari-la, la Ch.ac-.ry
Under Section .r»7*> of the General katari*,
that
gr*t«r wilt,
win, vti
■v tt
m ti th# t-#tl«f
*-*'•*-> nf
- • tt*# iiM
• ns your outer shoes, nml our vulcan
Statutes.
a
Slant
II.
at
It*
plarea
of r*.t‘»*nr* nf II,* al^i*
E. Mali* S*lt1t, Cumplala.nt
Notice is hereby given that L. P. na»*d .lefanlanu at*
J' *' * '!'* i! izing process will do this for you.
.a
. 1.
- rnv I'urtifli-nt» »'• r*r»on In 111* Slat* *>( I lorkU Ik*
" f It’s the best tiro insurance you could
. Iinstr (If in x l.ert llk a t l .^ .*l«o*wa
U
|«'
1
I
wU»m
wimld
hind
aahl ,D*
ll. W. St.lCf, Emma A. St*IE, I. D. W ol.erloo. Hagan, purchase
I * u ; w i ...----ut your tiro money into, for it douNo
729,
dated
the
4th
day
of
June
f.n.U
nl.,
am!
that
H
la
hla
W
ll.f
that
lh*
aaM
I.. O. Porter, and Arthur P. fMlln, i-Mr*** un
lea, often trebles, tho Hfo o f both
iVf.n.tanU
ar*
u»*t
tk*
at*
of
t"*nty-on*
y*ata.
known. a u I all ptrll** rldir.lnf *n tn(*r**l In A. I). 1804,
Yu* al*. ll,*r*fuf*. ofil»r*J tu apl-*ar to th* tires and tubes.
Wo nro vulcanizing
Suit!
eerificate
embraces
the
follow,
l*it» 12 anl 13, llluck 1, Tt*r I, Triffor-]’*
kill *<( rumt'lalnt Bl*<t In aaM ( » « "
specialists.
ing
described
property
situated
in
it»y. lh* I.I > w « f N»»finh*r a . D., 1930, lh*
map nl Sanfotil, and all parti** rlalmlnz an Inl-*fnr a Rul* Pay of thla Court.
Florida, to.wit: .am*
trrrat In and In aald property under U. W. Seminole County,
IT IS n illT lI E U Olll'KIlEI*. That thla h>
Beg.
7
1-2
chs.
Htellf, Emm* Stelff, J. I). W etm toa , I.. O.
2 chs. N. o f 1-4 bee. post |(|r,
,,B|,n.|,..t' fur »i<ht fonawutlta »**ka
on N line o f See. 2 5 , T p . 19, S. It. 29 n * ty * sanf>«>t it*raU, • n»»*eae*r of f*n*rat
Porter, anl Arthur P. Odlln. or otherwl**,
PHONE 17
E XP E R !
VULCANIZING
B
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
E ., Run S. 7 1-2 ch s., W . 6 chs., N ,
CITATION.
To
all ..................
partlea rlalm
an Interrat In .a.u. l .(•
.........
.....lnf
- . ....................... 7 1-2 chs., E . fichs., (5 acres more or
tu t. 12 an-1 in, Hk,rh T, Tltr I. Traffur.fa le s s , anti h a s f i l e d s a id c e r t i f i c a t e
m*9 uf SanfurJ.
in m y o f f i c e n m l lia s m a d e a p p lic a t io n
Tu all parti*, r-lalailnr an talrrrat In ant tu for tax deed to Issue in accordance
Iota 12 aa l 13. Ilh-k T. Tt*r I. u-H-r IJ. W. with Itnv.
M r lt . Emm* A S|»HT. J. t>. W o lm to n , tfc O
The said land being nsseied nt
I'url.r, AHbar E. lUlln. ur e>th*r » f lk*m, or the date of the Issuance of such cer.
nt ti*r» la*.
tifirne in the name of Unknown.
Vuu am) *•<■!, o f you ar* hrrrby orArr*,! lo
Unless sld certificate shall be re.
h* an<) app*ar t-*f»r* our Clrrutt Cosrt alttlae deemed according to law, tax deed
a< a Court uf Chanrrry on lh* tat day o f N»- will issue thereon on the 10th day of
«*mb*r. A. H. 1920. to anaw*r aatd hill of
November A. I). 1920.
ruioolalat, an.l ll ta furILrr nrdrrrJ that thla
Witness my officnl signature anti
nrdrr I* knhllahrd tn lh* Sanford ttrrahl, a
seal this the 30th dny of September
ti*>»a,-at rr (.uhllalird In S*mlnul* Cottnty, IT«r*
A. I). 1920.
Ha, one* a "**k fur tw *!t* "r*ka.
E. A, Douglass.
YYTIn*** n y hand a id tl>* aSlrlal **al o f aald
Clerk Circuit Court,
Cuart. thla lh* 3th day o f Asyoat, 1920.
Seminole County, Floritla,
(SEAL)
E. A. POL’ Ot.ASS.
(Seal) 7 fltr. By: V. E. Douglass, D.C.
Cl*ry Ctrisill Court, s#r*titb Jollrtat Ctrrijll,
S*mloul* County, florlda.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
RCHEM.r. MAAINE*
TAX DEED
HotMlur fur Cumylalnant.
31121*
J. II. Cowan, et nl,:
va
: Citation.
Fred B. Bradley, et nl.:
To G. R. Calhoun o f Pitklns, Colo
rado, F. A. Hart o f Savannah, Geor
gia, and C. H. Walsh of Wilmington,
North Carolina: T. O. Gillis, N. J.Gal
lagher, J. M. Hunt, J. F. Mitchell,
Louis Paint nnd James Sawyer, whose
places of residence are unknown, nml
to all parties claiming an interest in
Under Section 575 of the General
and to the following described land
NOTICn or ELECTION.
Statutes.
in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit:
Notice is hereby given thnt OverLots 7 and 8, o f Block 4, of Tier -I
street Turpentine Company, purchas
YVHERKAS. Tl,* f,**l.l»tor* o f 1919. t»n.!*r
of Sanford, Florida, according to E. lh* mpatltullun o f IAM, o f th* Slat* of I'lurlja, er of Tax Certificate No. 177, dated
R. Traffords map of Sanford, Flori ■Ihl [>••■ un* Joint Itmulatloa prupouloc an the Cth dny o f July A. D. 190,8, has
filed said certifiene in my office nnd
da:
amrmlmrnt to 1L* LYmalllultoa o f th* Rial* o f
It appearing from a sworn Bill of
has made application for tax deed
NOTICE o r INTENTION TO APTLY TOn
t'k»M a, an-1 th* aam* "•• ayr*r<l lo t-y a .<>1*
Complaint filed in this cause, thnt nf lit** Sflha o f al) II,* ntrmhof* *t*<l*>l to to issue in accordance with law.
LETTERS PATENT
N'-itl--* |, |-*r*t.f th r u itwit
||,* on.|»r you have, or claim to have some in
Said certificate embraces the fo l
» tm * l, ti»»* tl,!• .lay or/anlarj an.I iw r l i i r - l terest in and to the above described rarh t,n*fu; that tt,* .nt* on aaM Joint ll**nr>'i!^*lf*. Into a rt.rj-i! alt.in on-l«r IIn* nam*
tutlon * rre *nl*t*>l upon l l . l r y**i'**tl»* Joar- lowing described property situated in
■»f H i r s t s AND R A T L trr. I * Ik* rurt-xi-a land,
nita, "H li th* yraa amt naya th*|—>n, and II,*y Seminole County, Floridn, to.wil: S.
**• firtU oniirr II-* ;.n.|.**.| arllrl*. (>f In
Therefore, you, G. it, Calhoun, F. A. did drlrrmlt,* and dlrrrt tl at th* aald Joint II A. of W 1.2 of NW 1.4 of NE1.4
c*f|Mr*lloo liffronto n n 'i i - l , II,* i>tJ»nai - f
»lil.-|j I. nnir o i HI* *Hh IL* Kffrrtarr « f Hart, nnd C. II. Walsh are hereby re Itraolnllun t - aubmltlrd In th* (t*rt»ra o f th* of Six-. 2t>, Tp. 20 S. It, 29 E., 11 acres
Slat* at TalUtMa.**, rg -flJ v Hat w* Int.m' quired to be ami appear before our Slat* at th* O n r r il EPrlhoi tu No.tmtwr, 1920, more or less.
<-» »B‘l will aeplp lo Ik* Tlo(ior»l>|' Sl-tu'j
Now, ih»r»furp. i. it. ctay Prawforit, s*cr*The said Innd being psessessed at
J. C*|la, ijo.*ronr * f riorlda. at T«tlaka*.*« said Circuit Court at the Court House
I'lofU a, oa IU* 2."Hi -lay of 0^l»l*-r. A, I*
in Sanford, Florida, on tho 14th day tary of Slat* uf lh* Slat* of riotMa, do b*r*hy tllO date of the ISBUnflCC of SUCH CCT19^1. for !,lt«r» p iltn t upon aaM arlltlr* of of October A. D. 1920, and then and
tifiento in the name o f D. F. Sayor.
ylt* nutlr* that ■
,
Ia(Mrj.>rii].jn.
there mnkc nnswer to tho Bill of Com
Unless snid certificple shall he re.
W, >1. HAYNES.
CENTRAL ELECTION
7. II. R ATM IT ,
plaint, otherwise a Decree Pro Condeemed according to law, tax deed
NEVA A. IltVNK S
"III l « l* ld In *arh rwinty In rinrlla on Tur*
r-noroHKH rninTim or Tin: iiaynks a fesso will be entered against you. day n ctf anrrta-llnc IT* frat Monday In N»T*!n- Will issue thereon on the lOtth dny of
And you, T. C. Gillis, N. J. Gallagher
uati.trr COMPANY
November A. I). 1920.
w*. tl.* an-lrnlrii* I- l-*r»ky *a «-u i* our.*H*. J. M. Hunt J. F. Mitchell, Louis Paint h*r. A. H. 1920, tt>* aald TUraday b*In( Iba
Witness my officinl signature nml
• t w lt w f->r th* pnr|>>»** o f b*romlii4 a- In
SECOND DAY OT N0VTMBER,
senl this the 30th dny of September
•>-n»raltoq un-lrr I t . law* of I1-* Slat* of and James Sawyer, nre hereby rePtnrlJa. hy ml «n-l»r ll.* r*»vl»lnoa of tu. qulred to be nnd appear before our said fur tl* rallflrallun or, rrjwllun o f th* raid A. D. 1920.
■t*ti>l*a of u i | at.i* pro.lJr.1 f«»r u-* pf-’ - Circuit Court at the Court House In Joint llea-itattun propoftne an atntnlmrnt tn tt.a
E. A. Douglass,
•ootgrti. luMlIlra. flehl*. p r lill'i * . m -l 1
Sanford, Florida, on the Rth day of Cnnatllntlaa o f lh* Rial* of riurMa, ala:
in.iili|*. * f r.irt<*walIon« for f-mflr.
Clerk Circuit Court,
A
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Rrwjluttun
prupouloz
an
Ani*nltJi*al
A UTICI.IT I. Th* nam* of thla *f,rp.>ratl -n \November, A. D.. 1920, and then and
17-f>tc.
Seminole County Florida,
•'-.II t*> IIAYNKS A IIA T I.irr anl I!-* k - l j there make answer to thd Bill o f com- to R*ctlun C uf Artirt* IX o f t!>r CuoatHotlun
(Seal) By: V. E. Douglass, D. 0.
floa* ahal b* ratrlr-l oil la lh* Clip o f Sin
(tlrmlatloo pnMUhml la SanfurJ. N*inlnoU l-mn
'^ yvI tn ess
k. a
ik-<i(!»«. r i*rk of th* **M
Sanford, Florida
Oak nnd 3rd St.
; cirm it Coun. arut th* »**l o f aal4 c .,* m Oita
[ p * <t«r ° r aiw u . i ■‘ j. " ^ ''m iE o t.A S S . c t « k
(Sralt
Duala A till**, s-illfllota fuf 1ompUlnant
I St*
NOTICE
^
or
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APPLICATION TOlt TA X DEED.
Ifndrr tt*a»lun MS -t lh* «l»n*r*l S f t « »
Nutlr* la lt*r*by ali*n Dial * f l ain*, potct, a—r uf Tu a IVMlflral* No- W , d a l* l th* 3rd
d»r o f J tin* A. !>, ID|1, hua ftl*d aald m i l
fli-al* In my o t /h * and h o * mad* applli-atbini M
M i dr*d to lain* In aiNwtilan** "HU I * ". R*I‘J
rrf tiri.n If* #intHF*cro 111# ft*ll*»w111 ilf#rlt*^#«
i.nuu-tly attnalrd lit S*n,liH,l* o * in lr . ' j0'''-* ;
t„ nit lo t 12 Hanford IT'la’iM. 'tl'*
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t-'lr,.- ..****-! -• III* dal* uf Hi* I'.'iu m * nf uur*'
r*rltftral* In «h* nam* nf Ifoknuwn.
Al-n Tui tVOIflral* N'<. 9t. dat*d *!<• Srd
,lny uf Jnn* A.H Hits, h o fllr,l *ald m llftra tr
In my « f ft.-*- " I t,aa mad* apt.ltfatloo fur U i
J*r,t In lull* In nrmrdanr* "111, la " , fald rvr
tllt'ul* *mbrar— th* fultuwlne i W t l l a d |>r,>l-*r
ty alti|al*-t In Rntdli >1* Cnunty. n -rh ta . t » * U :
tut 47 Hanford llrlthtTti* aald Unit t-dn* *••
. - . " - I al lh* d o * • h* Uaiianr* nf ancti c*f
lltlrat* to th* nam, f Mt*. !». AY*. t'Etry.
Ala-, T a t IVMIflra J*n. SI. d ll " I lh* fill d*J
«* Inn* . t* 1917. ••*• fll*-1 **ld c*ftltl*al* tn
m> 1ha- and
mad* appRcallon fur lat <lr*<In t-.n* I* arrutdanr* " t lh law. Hahl r*ttl
flrat* *mt-r*r*» tl* fullowlne d***tlo*J pmiwfi> altnatrd tn H*n,|n*d* C.innty, rhotda. l-» " lt 1jil 2. Il**a tt *17 ft.) ant (lr«* ll*e. M7 It. W.
„ f H. E fu r. o f le t 3 Hon North IIT ft. W.
%\ ri , M-oitti 117 ft., t:. ,V> ft. to t>*c.l tloMn
a-*i a«r.*y u an addition to Hohold
Th* aald
land t-rln* a .w a r d al ttv* dal* o f lh* larnanw
n! aurl, rrrtHlraf* In It,* nam* o f fnknown.
t'rlraa aald e-rllf|ral*a aliall I— r*d**m*d a*
nardlns tn t a " . taa d**d wilt laau* Ih.rrnn nl
tin- Zod day nf Or|,.l"r A. I*. H>20.
YVlinra. my nfflrlal alynato'* and a*tl II,If
lh* 2Mh day o f AueuiI Y. H. 1920.
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PICKARD'S HAND*PAINTED CHINA
GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER
ROGERS' PLATED WARE
ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES
GEO. G. HERRING
I d the Crcuit Court, Seventh Jud
icial Circuit,
Attorncjr-al-l-aw
Semitlolu County, Florida, in Clmnc
N o. 14 Garncr-Woodruflf Building
cry.
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SANFORD. FLA.
vs.
Citation.
Emily C. Richart, ct nl.
To Emily C. Richart, Janies B
Richart, David T. Rowley, Ann RowL A N D IS , FISH & H U LL
ley- William II. Lee, Frnneis Lee, YTTtlllN EVH a s o c o u n h k l l o u s a t l a w
Louisa Griggs, Thomas Griggs. F.
DE LAND, FLA.
II. Griggs, William Roddy and Will
Will rrartlr* In lb* SUMand l'rd«*l Co<irU
iam C. Reddy nnd Charles W. Kline. Siu-tial UcllHl** (•>r CaamIcing end Wtfertl#
us Executors of Last Will of Will-
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THE SANFORD HERALD
72
COLUMNS
IN THE HEART OF TH E W O R L D ’ S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION
VOLUME XII.
SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA i RIDVY. OCTOBER P. 1920.
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CAMPBELL-LOSSING POST PRESIDENT
WILL CELEBRATE VICTORY MAKES PLEA
ON NEXT ARMISTICE DAY FOR LEAGUE
Tournament Riding, Pa D em ocrats
rades, Musis and
Should Have
Athletics
Safety First
ONE R EAL BIG DAY
ida.
nu'11I. Niiiinr.nl nix! Slntr.
12.— A United Florida.
7.—Powers llrieeatnl t» Congress,
■x Drill* <1 Congress, Mill Denied States.
s.—Suffrage. Homestead* mul Ex INDEPENDENT CANDID VIE
AGAINST TOM WATSON
ultations, Married Women.
!*.—Activities nml Problems o f the
1 itv Government.
MACON. Oct. f».— (Ilv Associated
10.
—Elections nml the Party SysPress).— llarry Stillwell Edwards.
trill.
the Georgia author, has nitnminred
11.
—General Election Lnw o f Flor
his candidnry for the United State*
"
Senate ns an independent in opposiluui t<> Thoninx E. Watson, the Dctn*
Iocrntic nominee.
The plan for renaming the streets
ef Miami, ns worked out by tin
Chamber of Commerce and recoinmended by the City Council has been
accepted
by the rouncil nnil officlal......
.
.v
ly voted for.
<4/;r
PRESIDENT CARRIES CAMPAIGN
DIRECT TO THE
PEOPLE.
1IIGGEST DAY IN YEAR WILL HE
CELEBRATED IN FITTING
MANNER.
DICKINSON WRITES PERUN , N r ARIICI.E AS GIVEN
BELOW.
The Campbell-Loaning Post of the l It 1* high time the Democratic
1in voioioo.
, , .
party took note of the many importAmerican Legion will celebrate A r m - u „ j mutters that are coining up from
1stiev Day on November 11th in a time to time mid the following letmi,.! fitting manor in this city. The ter from Hon. J. J. Dickinson brings
locul post is holding meetings every
« ul oenrlly:
week and getting up something new Editor Sanford Herald:
all the time to startle thd nattu-s on , ,It>, |(|VM
tho princi|,|0 0f Mlfl.ly
this big day. Just us u lew oi Inc fir&t; he is not a politician hut heattractions we might mention that |jCVi»g (hut eternal vigilitui* on the
there will be tournament riding for ,,art 0f our c-itizenship is the price
morning
prizes in thee —
...... .. and
.....- a big
. ieeu (lf olir 8Ustiiined liberties.
ut noon when the soldier and sailor
There are those who kick after a
toys will demonstrate the munner in thing is done, hut o f course to no
which people
are fed properly purpose*. The host time to do one's
and well. Maybe the government kicking is before the wrong is done,
will have some of their equipment — it is this sort of kicking that
here for that puriwse but ot any counts,
ruunll| is
)>s wniiiesonie,
wholesome, m
and wards off
rate the hoys know how to do It umj ,.vjj before ji reaches us.
tray will see that everybody Is M
The state o f
Florida, Seminole
right.
the afternoon there will
be county, and the Democratic party to“ M“ ' In ,V"
,.11 ||„.
a mammoth parade in (which a lljM ,Jay
js
with problems,
uii.t
i*i
, ii „| while
.......
liKal organizations and the Legion not alarming, colls for vigilence on
members and the school children will the part of our best citizenship. The
take part and it will also he a dec Democratic party, and especially our
orated float and nuto parade if pos- Southern democracy, has, since the
-ihle—, something 1 Sanford
..
>>lias
IW| not foundation of this rentlhlic, given of
for several
-i >:i for
several years—and
year, tw > then' it„ time and energy to preserve that
‘ here will be hall games nnl ll tii for v .h;l.,l tl„. founders of the repubgames in which the « rn'> « » '' n’‘ v> |it. L,aVe their lives, and that f..r
w d compete to see* who won the war whjch mnny ,lf it!, M)(IS
recently
ami there will be ninny
different v ie|(ItM| u„ t)„.ir Hves on foreign
kinds of omusements and in |ne t - fjc|,|Bt_th n t democratic principles
v
•■iii L the
aii% tut
j will
• he wound Up
. • V.
-, * I mjk.|,t „„t perish from the earth.
ening
day
a hig masquerade dnnee at the \ai
If our people still cherish these
iter. Hotel in which every buddy nml principles we must fight to preserve
every huddle's sister will participate them. It is here respectively sug
and the older folks will also he there gested thnt our County Democratic
to look after the younger ones nml Committee direct their attention to
maybe shake n had foot n few times these matters, get themselves togeth
during the evening.
er nnd map out n campaign in this
The day promises to he one hig county t<> maintain Democratic su
day and Cnmpbell-Lossing Post will premacy, ami that nil those who still
•)•)• that it is a hig day and the mem cherish good old Southern Democra
bers of this post have the reputation cy. nml right, join whole henrtedly
of doing things when they get stnit" " ‘ " “ ' T J. DICKINSON.
(d.
Ho remember that Snnfoid will Sanford. Fla..' Oc!. Illi, IMP.
celebrate Armistice Day and make
no arrangements to spend that day
nny other place.
GROWERS WIN TWO POINTS
ON RAILROAD CONTENTIONS
E. D. Dow, traffic manager of the
Exchange, is jubilant this week over
victories for the growers on two
Points for which recently ho has been
contending ngninst the railroads.
In o;ic instance a carrier sought to
f^tnhlinh a regular pcrcentnpo of
breakage fixing this minimum nt
two per rent. Claim* for breakage
in xin amount of two per cent or les*
recently had been declined. A r»P>
of a letter from the secretary of the
Incrstate Commerce Commission to
this carrier, received by Mr. Dow
"ii Monday, upheld Mr. Dows positirn entirely, reciting portion of the
Uummins law fixing
responsibility
Upon carriers for nil breakage in
transit. This will amount to^a very
considerable item on n season s ship
ments, and means much to the grow
ers and shippers of the stntc.
In another Instance the carrier
had declined claims on
shipment*
from rertnin parking houses alleg
ing either thnt the bulge of boxes
exceeded the maximum allowed or
that boxes 111 other respects fn led
to comply with published require
ments. Uliaii man ( lark of the U'•er-mte ( ontmerce Con mission mu
ruled that isnnmuch ns the cairler
did accept nnd transport the ship
ments and charged, thereon rotes
which included rarrier’s liability that
the carrier must he held liable for
any damage, and thnt clause in the
carrier's tnriff to the effect It will
not be held Babb* is of no effect,
and properly should be stricken from
the tnriff hereafter.
CLEAR, COOL
WEATHER FOR
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.— President
Wilson, in his first campaign appeal
tonight made directly to the people,
urged the endorsement of the league
of nations issue nt the election and
declared “ the whole world will wait
for your verdict in November ns it
would wait for nil intimation of what
its futurci is to he."
The president characterized ns
“absolutely false" assertions that ar
tide ten o f the league covenant
would make it possible for other na
tions to lend the United States into
war. There was nothing in the cove
nant. he said "which in the least
interferes with or impairs the right
of congress to declare war or not de
clare war, according to it* own inde
pendent judgment, as our constitu
tion provides."
"My fellow countrymen." was the
president's method o f nddrrssing his
communication to the people. It con
tained no mention of presidential
candidates by name, but was con
fined to a brief defense o f nrtirlc 10.
nnd an arraignment of those who he
declared had "grossly misled” the
public with regard to the treaty.
The president said that those who
had spent their lives, ns he had. "in
familiarizing themselves with the
history nnd traditions and policies of
the nation must stand amazed at the
cross ignorance anil impudent audne•tv which has led them to attempt to
invert nn 'Americanism.' which has
no foundation whatever in any of
the authentic traditions of the gov
ernment."
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For the
LIVING ROOM
YELLOW FEVER
IN MEXICO
DANGEROUS
You will (n*c! here just the
suite tclxnv.cr.irc wilh ycur
idea of what you would like
TO HEALTH OF UNITED STATES
SAYS HEALTH
SERVICE.
to have ycur living room.
WASHINGTON. Oct.
(Uy Asseriated Press). —Yellow fever epi
demics prevail at all the principal
ports of eastern Mexico and the
United States Public Health Service
has placed a quarantine against all
travellers from those port-* to pre
vent any possible spread of the dis
ease.
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I rein 1dainty little inexpens
A [wide range of styles
ive suites lo geoigccus per
iod styles with deep, soft,
luxurious cushions.
The price on every suite
represents a substantial sav
WILL LEARN
AMERICANISM
ing on their real value.
OPENING OF WORLD'S SERIES
ALL THAT COULD BE
WILL HAVE CLASS FOR THE
DESIRED
NEWLY ENFRANCHISED
VOTERS.
BROOKLYN* Ort. 6.— (By Assodated Pi ess).— Clenr, cool weather
marked the opening of the World’s
Following the policy of the other
Series baseball gomes today after Clubs of the State the Sanford Wom
Inst night’s rain.
All tickets are an’s Club is preparing for the club
sold and mnny fans have been dis year n course in Americanization.
appointed at not being able to get
The object of the course is to
tickets. The pitching selections are teach the newly enfranchised voters
expected to be Ilngby for Cleveland the working of the different pnrts o f
and Mnrqunrd for Brooklyn.
the government; not only in national .
------------- x-----------atlalrs hut also in state, county and I
local uffir'is.
The University of Florida i* send
ing a bp k inlirt in this field, who
will give fifteen lecture*. The course
is outlined ns follows:
Foreword.
Method to lie followed in the study
of lessons.
INDUSTRIAL
WORKERS. WHO
1.—Preliminary View of .the Field
OBSTRUCTED DRAFT MUST
of Study.
,
, ,
SERVE TERM.
1. — Preliminary View of the Field
of Study.
2. —Legislative Dennrtmcnt of the
CHICAGO. Oct. 5.— (By Associat
ed Press).—The United States Cir Nntkinnl Government
fl.— Legislative Department in state
cuit Court of Anpenl* todov upheld
Government
in
the conviction o f William Haywood nnd
..... -Municipality:
---nnd !*'t other Industrial Workers of Municipalities,
the World who have been sentenced * 4.— Executive* Department of the
in the lower court to nrison terms National Government.
'o r obstructing the drnft during the Government.
wnr
Ik—Judicial Branch 01 Govern-
*J W on’t you ceme in and
let us show you every one?
W e will not urge you lo buy.
f.!T
ift
I r
HAYWOOD MUST
STAY IN JAIL
IS
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THE SANFORD HERALD
FRIDAY, OCTOBER « I9,,
WANTED TO RENT— A five 01
If its Batteries or Automobile Tires
six room house. Will pay good rent you need and want to save moneyHarry Handel, 316 Sanford ave. 6.3tc see Ray Brothers at the Old Ford
Garage, we mean this.
71tK\
For Rent— Furnished rooms and
BATTERY TROUBLES are ended
kitchenettes. Apply Shirley Apart
when
you install in your car an “ EXments nnnosit* I’ ostofRee.
4'5-?6*n
IDE" Battery. “ THE GIANT THAI
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Cash ir.u^t accompany order. Ten
For Rent—To fishing parties or LIVES IN A BOX." One o f the
cent-* extra if charged.
RATES
RaAdvertising in this column in which tourist parties, 26-foot, half cabin. world’s strongest
n u l l ? , , . Batteries.
(Kp
idiiri'xs
of
ihe
\
rf(ixrr
i«
_
u
•
#
n
t
,
Brothers*
Distributors.
*
none
Minimum Choree for any one
, "Horns oi inc amcrii.wcr la not runonv n otn f boat fiillv
» r* __ _ _ c
i r*i ^ 44.
riven but * hieh refers vou to Pont* •,
**
.
.
, *
P*ra£C»
Fla.
A d . _____________ _________
Care o f the I Licensed pilot who knows the St
olfice
Box
Number
or
One Time, per word__ _____ Ic
Frank Lossing
Herald MUST he answered accord Johns. Phone 3ls\\. L. G. Loveless
Contractor
A Builder
Three Tim es per word______ 2c
ingly. I’ lca-e do not a*k us for the
do-tf |
P h n n » J(!7
Fix Times- per w o r d ...____ 5c
rtatsci of advertisers advertising in
FOR RENT—Two large furnishen
this way. Usually we do not know
Oxer Six Times l-2c per word
I buy, pay rash for second hand
«h o they are. and if wc do we are not house-keeping rooms, with running
per issue.
expected to tell you.
water ana two otther house.keeping piano*. Address- 352 Sanford, Florida
rooms without running water.
Do
44-lfc
not object to children Mrs. Ridling,
.F O R SALE— 3 miles out, nice new
FOR
FOR SALE—Two
SALE—Two jstory seven room 205 Oak Avenue.
7-3tp.
bungalow, with several acres o f land, dwelling- very best location, paved
Prl^e $5,000. Terms. Conelly Mag- street $5,500. Terms. Connelly Mag
W ANTED
noha Ave.
nolia Ave.
C & S S lf lt ®
GEORGIA GROWN CABBAGE
PLANTS
Will povv very fine heads set this
month in your section. Etarly Jersey,
and Charleston Wakefield. Flat Dutch
Express $2.00 per thousand, prepaid
mail 500. $1.00; 500, 11.50; 1,000, $2
Buncombe collards same price.
________________ PARKER FARMS,
FOR SALE.—Ford delivery truck
tab body.
Fhone 166.
7.3tc.
FOR SALE.—Good Oliver typewrit
er. Can be seen at Herald Office
F. L. Green West Side.
7.2tp
FOR SALE— 2 story, six room
dwelling centrally located, best part
of town. $1 750. Two thousand cash.
Connelly, Magnolia, ave.
W A N T E D .-A Good
Mule.
C. M. Berry.
large farn
6_3ti\
FOR SALE—Good milk cow. App!\
to J. 11. Estrldgr, Mello**ville. ave
Rue.
4-3tr
FOR SALE—Canary birds, sing,
ers guaranteed. Cai! anv time be
fore 4 p. m. H E. Major, Florida
Sanitar.um. Formosa Fla.
5-3tp
FOR SALE.—50 fire fryir.v chick
er.s apply L. F. Roper Wes: Side 73t.
FOR SALE.—Jersey and Duroc
pigs. Lottie Bezier. French Ave. 74:p
Pair good mules and wagon for
sole Inquire Merchants Grocery Co
W anted— Corn.
The
Beacham
FOR SALE—5 room cottage, well Grain Co of Alachua Fla. will pay
located $2,600. 11,000 cash. Conn
you the market price for ear corn in
elly Magnolia Ave.
car lots. Farmers can join together
46-tfc.
FOR SALE— v acres well tiled n making up cars.
celery land, nice five room house.$5.WANTED.— A Good large farm
500; $5,500. cash. Connelly M a g
Mule.
C. M. Berry.
6.3tc.
nolia Ave.
WANTED.— A Good large farm
FOR SALE— City lots in all parts Mule.
C. M. Berry.
6.3tc.
of Sanford. Your own terms. Get
a lot and get ready to build a home.
WANTED—Second hand show case.
Connelly Magnolia Ave.
Inquire at the paint store in the Welaka Block. Railroad Way. 5-tfc.
FOR SALE—Single wagon cheap:
also two heifer calves two years old ..W AN TED CORN .ANY CONDITA. II. Store. Cameron avenue.
6-5tp ION OR
SANFORD
FOR SALE—Ck'se in five room
cottage on double lot a snap. Also
M lM 'EI.LA N E O l’S
two seperate five acres close in Own
er. P. O. Box. 117
5-3tp.
LOST.— Pocket book containing $10
FOR SALE—Good farm mule in in Beaded bag pocket book. Finder
good condition. M. Fleischer. 5-tflc return to Herald office and receive — No matter how ra*i«hing the rest
reward.
7-2tp. of your todum e may be. So whetlv
er you rhoo«r two nr a half a dozen
FOP. SALE—Good team of mules
"
■t*.p by hge -••* ure that uit tyour u
Lake ‘Jessup Garden Co.. Oviedo. 6.2t:
The Leesburg Laundry has opened Hat*, be *ure that they *uit your per
at sonality exactly. It i"*n't always m>
FOP SALE—Four choice pigs, nine Receiving ar.d delivery Station
weeks old. E. B Randall, SI? First Pay Brothers Battery service stat. ra»y to make thi* r!-ci*i«n for your
ion. Old Ford Garage, this is in ad. -elf but our Millinery -air-people are
street.
6.tfc.
dition to regular service. The very carefully trained *o that they may he
fir.e quality of work turned out by of great help to you. And then our
FOR R E N i
the Leesburg Laundry is known ail pricings are all well within reason.
FOP PENT—A large well furnish over the south. Troy Pay. Phor.e
ed bid room. 717 Park ave.
5-tfc. 442 i« in charge of the Sanford
Branch.
7. life
FOP PENT— 16 acres of truck land —
part tilled, ha* bee- ’
I recently
The ladies Union of the Congrega
Inquire Mrs. K. F:
.
ench avt tional Church will hold their anua
and Goldsboro.
tp.
bazaar December 11.
6 .tfc
VheMOLINE
Tractor is Universal
r.
Theodora Miller. rf»,.„u.. .
and Mrs. Oliver J. Miller**
DfYou can order your new Buick sonville, is in the city thL ° ‘
now and save time on the next car her grandfather. T. J 51iiLKu^ ef
dora
will
attend th . n
load.
46-tfc
School at Orlar.do this w in f^ * * ^
TAKE NOTICE. Bring your “ EX manr friends here will {?*!*, ,Rt*
to
IDE" Batteries to the Exidc Servict learn that her arm i<
m05t Wf,-1
station at old Ford Garage, wc re and she can use it now.
charge and repair all makes o f Auto,
Mr. and 51rs. F. W Wllm ..
mobile batteries.
6.4t-«
n the city today circuU
***
. Get your orders in now for your their many friends. They
the Frencli Shop aomV‘
°Pfa
new Buick car.
See W. J. Thigpen.
vember and are busy now - ’-^
__ ________ 46-tfc.
bi* .tore in O r U n V
-Shop ts vegy popular her« f ■ re!*FO R SALE
winter m .M h ,
V " ' '“ ™* tk,
wili l,e ttM ,o l o . “ ' " , ; " i » | f« t
Electric Fans. Charles Electric Co. open soon.
50-tfc
Mr. and Mrs. Waite* Hill \»_
For Sale—Celery farms, any size, %” ■ O -C - Hill T.d Mr, o.‘ c ilS 1
r 1111
to suit purchaser. Buy from owner. sister. Miss P.uth Smith
er from Orlando Sunday
Box 276. Sanford. Fla.
50-tf
ter HilPs car, bringing with' * *
Mr. G. Bassett Smi'th‘‘ father" r
FOR SALE— Flowers and
- £ H ill and M iss Ruth S m i t h S ^
117 Laurel Avenue.
8
hu' h warned
to Orlando withal
Your Hat First
FOR SALE—A Good
Domestic
Lf l J• ,H\rtLey- of I^nrwood. w..
sewing machine, ar.d other furniture in the city today attending th* m.w*
Comer 11th Street and Laurel ave ing of the Democratic commtte* tUi
nue.
6-3 tp shaking hands with his many Wend?
Mr. Hartley has not been h-re ;FOP.,v SALE—
,, Or.e good Jersey milk rome ttme. having been busy r-.-Y
cow. Inquire. V. E. Douglass at «ng his fatner who recently died «*
r.Y^r? Hnn«LU
w S tf; dlOl ltc Longwood at the age o ' 84 year..
‘ *
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The many friends of the Hartley,
FOR SALE— Four good, big mules here extend their sympathy a. tv.
by the county. Inquire at
the elder Hartley was one of the
Road Camp or see Mr. L. A. Brunv neers of the county ar.d we!! a-1
ley.
.
wS 3tc favorably known.
Q a a a s o a a o a c iD D
U
S-tf
Your Friends Notice
rrr*y
u
of each week.
"
Young milk cow for sale Telephone party nfter \*isiting Smith Brother*
garage.
4604._________________________ 3-6tf,
The Quality Shop
7B
k
Order your new Buick now and
you will not lose any time on the wheel horses of^th, °Dcm°^
old
lit.
new car load coming in soon. 46-tfc tv. was in the city
Place near Lake 5Ion?cJr *roi» hi,
The Daughters of Wesley will hold
ot th' D'» « - « f c * ? 2 !
their Christms Bazaar on Saturday, m l « 5 .
November 27th.
51-tf
Mrs. John Meisch
Elder Spring Water. T. O. Charlec have returned horn- 5nJ child,tJ
the summer in the » « ? ...*P*n<Iar
Phone 311.
50-tfs the
North Carolina and al«0 vUnj6* 4
Dr. D. C.Ward, Osteopath is in |old home in New York
Sanford on Tuesday and Friday ing a most enjoyable trip. *Ut * ^ r
g Indigestion
KOP SALE— Lettuce plants
ready
The many friends of Mr. ar.d M„
to set. T. L Greene, West Side. J- K. Mcttinger are glad to welcome
them back
bacV home
bnm#. f.
/r»W
D157
wStfc them
: « *ern
tv. w.-ks vis
it
from
Jacksonville
.................
.....* where “thev are
--------living now. The Mettinger fa amPy
lived here for twenty years or more
nr.d are entwined in the hearts of the
Sanford people. Mr. Mettinger wi*
E. A. Farnell. one of the promi- the proprietor of Sanford’s largest
r.er.t business men and crowers of dry good* store for many years but
the Oviedo section, was in the city is now ennaced in the furniture bus
iness in Jacksonville.
on business today.
Local and Personal
Mrs. C. W. Godwin has arrived in
the city from Jacksonville and will
take her position with the Ball Hard
ware Co., that she formerly occupied
as bookkeeper with the old Ferrald
Co., several yean ago. Mrs. Godwin
1i* the wife of C. W. Godwin, the ef
Don’t forge: the n _
raI15 ficier.t purser or. the Clyde Line ml
at the corner of
~r.v.ar’<?
»P«nd the week ends in Jack
.
avenue r.ez T!EY-,t,YrC
ua,, ...fcr.. a. , sonvilie and the balance of the week
eight o'clock.
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( in apartmentj in the Welaka Block.
.
.
' The many Sanford frier.dj of thij
J. s '. Osteen, prominent
among Iropular couple will be glad to know
the o ran go growers of the Altamonte that Sanford will aga n claim then
section, was in the city today at- for citizens.
tending the meeting of the Demo________ x-_______
cratic committee.
SUNDAY SERVICES AT THE
CONG R EG ATI ON .*. I. Clll’ RCIf
W. V. Dunn, or.e of the oldest orar.ge growers ar.d citizens o f the
•Sunday School at ?:43.
lake Mary section, was in the city
d
today attending the meeting of the
Christian Erdeavor at 7 o’clock.
■Democratic committee.
Church service a: 11 ar.d $ o’clock.
The Rev. D. W\ Browne will preach
J. H. Lee. Jr., of Oviedo, was in
the city today attending the meeting both morning ar.d evening.
Q for indigestion and stomach M of the Democratic committee ar.d at.
Just received ar up-to-date lire of
t-r.ding to other buciness and his
trouble of any kind.
I hare
ladies' coats ar.d sweater:. A. Kan.
many
friends
here
were
glsd
to
see
D never found anything that D
his smiling countenance again.
rer. 213.215 Sanford A t*.
3t
Q loaches the spot, like BlackDraught. I take it In broken
doses after meals. For a long
Q time I trlv 1 pills, which grlpn
cd and didn't give the good
™ results.
Black-Draught liver
Q medicine Is easy to take, eajy
F ru il a n d V e g e t a b le C rates
q
to keep. Inexpensive."
C.*t a -package from your
You Can Bay From Ua at
JJ druggist today—Ask for and
Wholesale P rices
O Insist upon Thedford's— the
D only genuine.
Write for Trlre L»*t
D
Get It today.
D
Many perjea*. otherwise D
D vigorous and bralthr, art?
Q bothered occasionally with
JJ Indigestion. The effects of a
q
disordered stomich on the
_
system are dangerous, and
™ prompt treatment of iadiges- D
Q tton Is important. “The only C
Q medicine 1 have needed has
t-een something to aid dlgesD tioa and clean
the liver." Q
Q writes Mr. Fred Ashby, a h
■J McKinney. Texas, farmer. “
D “ My medicine Is
Q
T h ed M ’s
Hon. Cromwell Gibbons, o f Jack
sonville. is among the prominent vis
itors to the city for the past two
days, being a guest at the Valdez Ho
tel.
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BLACK-DRAUGHT
n
24'Inth Separator Capacity
One m an with one tractor
does all field work
from plowing to harvest
In many official public tests, the
Moline-Universal Tractor has shown
47°^ and over above its factory
rating of IS H. F.
At Columbus, Ohio, in 1919 it
officially developed 28.7 H. P.. at
the belt, which is 5 9 .4 ^ above its
rated H. P. for belt work.
This 5 0 ^ reserve power is con
trolled by an electric governor, so
as to r.ot permit of a speed variation
o f more than 50 R. P. M ., from idle
to full load, preventing racing and
choking, under variations in load. N o
setting of the governor is required.
It is accurate and dependable.
The belt pulley is conveniently
located in front— free from any
obstacles— and can be quickly tight
ened or lined up by simply moving
the tractor.
Here’s what one man and a M o
line-Universal Tractor can do in a
ten-hour day:—
P b & T to 9 a e rtt
- < ocru m th a P Ttmdtm One Harr~o**
Di§e 33 ocrtM
a JO' Due Harrow
//o/rt*; TS oeroo uith a 20' P t ; Tocth Harrow
Caitwatt from 13 to 20 aertt uttA a tvo-rou
Co&mat or
D n t 3S OCrtt Ktith a J0‘ Crain Dr-til
Hart tat 40 eerta textA a 10* Crain Bu\Jtr
Ha-rtit 10 eerta inth a Com Baudar
Mete 2S oerta untK a S' Mover
ReAt 40 eerta textA * 12' ReAt
Our booklet on belt power data,
showing correct pulley sires and
capacities, belt speed and lengths for
various belt work, sent on request.
Use o f the Moline-Universal Trac
tor for belt work this Fail will go a
long ways toward paying for it, ii>
the amount o f work done.
I f JtocrtJ yoa can ea t t.kt " 4r e f IrtAeuT' or A ertt
J-wnni m a ln u a fi r o e rtov A m t if if A th e .V o£ne-
L"txtrtel f Ve u e .r e j wUA etKar typta o f traetora.
BELL BROS., Agents
M 7
5AYIN0
On Flour, Grain and Feed
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PRICES
W . A. Merryday Company
Palatka, Florida
■ am
Dean Turner!' F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots
YES SIR-EE
(D
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H A V E
T H E M
A n d a n ice assortm en t too.
Groceries
Fresh Fruits
and
Vegetables
Lake Monroe, Florida
forty p e rso n s in
s e le ctin g
H a v e assisted about
in v estm en ts
sin ce
1 have
c h a n g e d this a d v e rtis e m e n t xvith the va lu ation in cash
a ro u n d to e 5 1 0 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 m ark.
A m in g o o d
trim
and
a n ticip a tin g
m ost s u cce ssfu l \X inters ex*er k n o w n
to
o n e o f the
ou r people.
If y o u h a v e s o m e th in g to sell, see m e. o r if y o u
10 0 p e r cent for y o u r m o n e y 1 p r o m is e m y
want
very best
efforts.
M y office is in the sam e b u ild in g w ith M r. M- * •
R o b in s o n , m y
phone
n u m b er
is 97
and
the latch
string h an gs ou t.
Watch the South East Corner of Page Two
t
p l o w in g
f—
c u l t i v a t i n g
h a o v e s t in c
112 W . First St.
Phone 497
J . E. SP U R L IN G
“ The Man H A o Sells Dirt Cheap
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THE
Na'uially those questions and isj sues which have a direct bearin'' on
the homc.rn the family, child welfare,
morals, education and domestic econ
omics have a first interest for her,
even though she is alive to the im*
‘ Vrtancc question* of inter: atlonol na
which hold her interest m a special
waj.( she* is ‘ analyzing the character
c j *},„ cnrididites. their careers ire
ol-£icet their acLievemenU cr failure-.
and their attitude on issues before the
nation.
When the voters of a state have
elected a man to three terms as their
chief executive th studnt o f politics
s J i h t r ? : l f S|fa?i
Hon1 H
SCRUsecretary
. iaic, non.
n. Clay
v ia . ISSUES AND CANDIDATES
,
Crawford, recently requested an o fT I M /h t )
ficial opinion of the attorney yener-1
al, relative to whether or not the law
Perhaps never before in any presirequircs an elector to give his or her der.tial campaign have the issues nno
exact age when making application
btfcn the 8ubJcct o f guch
for registration. The opinion recctv-1
,
.
. . . .
ed is ns follows:
study and scrutiny as are those in thi
Hon. II. CI»y Ciawford. secretary present campaign. Since the birth oi
o f state, Tallahassee, Fla. Dear sir: the race man has been the favorite
Complying with your verbal request BtU(jy 0f womankind and in this camfor my opinion ns to whether or not t .
, . . . .
,. ,,
an elector applying for registration Pal*»’n s“ c I* studying him, his motive*
foi* the coming general election is re- his methods, his pledges and arguqulrcd to give hi* <»r her exact age. ments with a new purpose and armed
1 beg to advirc that in my opinion with a new power. She is eager foi
any elector who takes the oath pre- everything that will give her light or.
.vribed by section 17s o f the general the political questions she is studying
statutes, I do solemnly swear (or and the seriousness with which sh<
affirm ) that I will protect and de- regards her newduty of suffrage hnr
fend the constitution o f th** United became an example and an inspiratior
States nnd o f the state o f Florida, to her men folk.
>5 tx.'un,]
to n',n.Vl
thrpopularity.
^ ‘ rnsons
for
it greater
thnnthnt
mere
James M. Cox. governor of Ohio for
three terms, has a personality that
win? the hearts of the voters, but
it is not this alone that brought to
him their suffrages in his three tri
umphs. It was the measures effected
by him in the interest o f the working,
ninn.
111ill I• the
n it: farmer,
i«i* iim i* the
bill. business
u u a ia m ta man
im iii
and more especially, women nnd chi!dren.
UNNECESSARY
FOR WOMEN
TO GIVE AGE
ents who accompanies the Cox party
declares that Cox is “ winning his
way as he goes.”
At this we arc not surprised; the
American people like to look on the
man who is proposing to become the
ieader-and they have a right to know
what manner of man he is. They de.'ira tc hear fr-'m H« own lips what
he proposes to accomplish; they wish
to know whether he will prove hinis-lf a capable man ar.d in judging
this a moment’s glance is worth an
hour’s magazine description.
The popularity o f Cox is steadily
increasing because the people are hav
ing an opportunity to make his ac
quaintance. There
are mnny who
have republican leanings who ary dis
satisfied with the republican candidate because they have no opportu
nity to see nnd hear what he has to
say.
The
» . » west^ is .the fighting
»•
. ground
*
f"d
4C° X »» sp en d in g his cntire strength. He is dealing sledge
hammer blows at the closed door of
opposition and it is likely thnt th:
door will swing open wide. He ha:a definite program which appeals tc
the people at the time o f great con
structive indecision and he reason*
decisevely.
He has told the people what the
program o f the republicans 1s and he
is leaving the people to draw their
own conclusions. He is satisfied that
the people will not permit a party
to assume control of the government
which has so little to recommend it
save a blind nnd passionate opposition
to one man. Something definite, con
clusive and accurate appeals to the
country now. And the Cox tidal wave
is mounting week by week.
If ho does not com plethy exhaust
rhis physical strength so that he will
be forced ti abandon his active cam
paigning. he will win thousands upon
thousands of votes every week and
there are many weeks remaining bet ,m on row end No’ iir*r.
lie
I'ds for the •; tue of Na11(*'s. wigtii has a s.m ng appeal for
the new women voters who furnish
the cannon foder nnd would go to
nny length to make the likelihood of
war remote. The League of Nations
is a step in the right direction ant
receives the warm encouragement ftf
the millions who have their eyes fixed
on an ideal in government.
At present (’ox Is the man of the
hour.
COX—THE CAMPAIGNER.
In passing from the west to the far
west in his campaign Cox has shown
himself to be a masterly campaigner,
and he Is fearless , able, a stir
ring orator nnd a likeable man.
One of the newspaper correspond
IHiImmIIIII
ii i
ing
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G IN G E R
Zu
G IN G E R
Zu
S N A P S
Zu
FRIDAY, OCTOHER 8, 1920.
SANFORD nERALD
that I am twenty-one years o f age
and have been a resident j f the state
of Florida for twelve months, o f this
county for six month*, that I am
a citizen o f the United States and
that I am qualified to vote under the
[constitution and laws o f the state o f
j Florida, is entitled to registration
-|and that registration officer* have
Ino outhoi.ty to require tin <>Wtnr to
. « r her srurt ag* r wre in
VAN C. SWEARINGEN GIVES AN years as a nre-requisite to rejriitrnOl’ IONON TO SECRETARY OF
t:on.
STATE REGARDING REG
Yours very truly.
ISTRATION IN FLORIDA
VAN C. SWEARINGE^.
Attorney General.
N A B IS C O
S N A P S
Uneeda Biscuit
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MrSWEENEY LS LIVING
BUT WEAKER.
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Uneeda Biscuit
LONDON, Oct. 5.— (By Associat
ed Press).— Lord Mayor Mc.Swinney
pass* i a fairly good night and the
fifty-fourth day of the hunger strike
found him able to talk. He told the
physicians thnt he felt very wenk
but had no pain.
FV/5
<3
%
morning totally destroyed the main
building o f the WiLvn & Toonier
Fertilizer Company, located on the
river front in the Talleyrand nvenue section.
Tho fire originated at about 3
o ’clock, and an hour later the huge
building had fallen in—a mass of
burning wreckage. The
structure
was built’ of wood, ami was npnruxinnately -luo feet in length by 100
feet in width.
It was stated that it was filled
with completed fertilizer products,
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THANK GOI)
cd Press).— Chairman Hays
,c
V n lt n r in ) p A r .t il,lin « .
National Republican committee‘ 1 - t*
.tatcmvnt d o cl.rri tho
have a good chance to carrv v " ?
Carolina and Tennessee in t)J v 1
vcmbcr election. He also tlaimL .I
states w e st-o f the Mississippi
Arkansas ar.d Texas.
NORTH CAROLINA
*
POPULATION LS r,|V£y
WASHINGTON."Ori 5 .-< n , ,
sprinted Press).—The population!;
North Carolina as announced •,(b.
gives it 2 55*1.480. an increase of ^
199 or fifteen percent.
™W.
A UNIQUE SALE.
every morning when you
get up
that you have something
to do
which must be done
whether you like
it or not
being forced to work
nnd forced to do your best
will breed in you
temperance
self-control, diligence
strength of will, content
ar.d a hundred virtues
which the idle
will never
know.
— Kingsley.
Have you noticed the newest wrinkle on the horn of the firm of jv r;
ins & Britt? It is a sale where y,n
bring in your old stuff and get r,«w
for it. And in these days of fluctyj
tions between the high nnd low cost
of living this sale is proving quite
popular. For instance one day --r,..
lu-ing in your old hat and you areallowed so much for it Another day
-vou bring in your old shoos ar.d are
allowed so much for them. Wc in.
tend to bring in our Liberty Bondi
tomorrow and sec how much .we get
for thefn. But this novelty is get
HAYS TELLS FAIRY TALES
ting the results nnd as usual Perkins
A ROUT SOLID SOUTH. “ Ur,U ar*> living up to the renu'aturn of the “ store that is different”
|And meantime go over and try u
CHICAGO. Oct. 5.— (By Associat- You will liko it.
Sanford Wagon Works
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
E s p e c ia lly E q u ip p e d F o r
CUSTOM AUTO BODY WORK
Limousine Bodies a Specialty
We solicit Trade from all parts of Florida.
work Guaranteed.
All
SANFORD WAGON WORKS
205-207 Oak A venue
WILSON & TOO.MEK FIRE.
JACKSONVILLE. Oct. 5.— Fire of j
unknown
origin
enrly
yesterday K E E P
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and you w ill find su ch pantries w h erever you
go. N o food o cca sio n can take it by surprise.
T h e r e is alw ays som eth in g good on hand for
any m eal or w hen com p a n y u n exp ectedly calls.
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p ack ages on your pantry shelf saves constant
re-ord erin g and enables you to m eet any food
e m e rg e n cy instantly and well.
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in-;
GILLETTE CHILLED RUBBER PROCESS
The new Gillette Chilled Rubber Process is responsible for
the wonderful resilience and wearing qualities of these tires.
This process toughens the rubber so that it is unusually wearresisting. Gillette tires arc notably free from tread and fabric
reparation.
The Gillette Chilled Rubber Process makes rubber im
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THE SANFORD HERALD
SUGAR PRICES DROP
TO NEW LOW RECORD;
WHEAT TAKES TUMIILF
to 12 1-2, with December 195 to 195
1-2 and March 191 to 191 1.2. In
the final trading, the lending feat
ure was not so much aggressive c f .
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—New low forts ta sell ns the nearly complete
record prices for the year were es absence of buying.
tablished in both tho raw nnd re. >e l sugar markets this morning. Pric
Flour Prices Going Down.
es were half a cent lower than nt the
MINNEAPOLIS,
Oct
5.— Flour
close of last week, with raw sugar
-idling on tho basis of 8.51 duty an id prices continued tin !t downward
while refined was quoted at 12 1-2 ‘ f eud i.hen mills at looted a reduc
cents n pound by the Federal Sugar tion of 10 to 00c a barrel for family
patent today. One large mill's quo
Refining Co.
tation was reduced from $12.15 to
Wheat Loses 11 l-2c a Bushel.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.—Drastic cutting
„f prices took place in the wheat
market today.
111. .some cases, as
much as II 1-2 cents a bushel was
slashed from values, the December
delivery at one time bringing only
Sli9ff as against $2.07 to $2.07 1-2
at the finish on, Saturday. Increased
liquidation by holders was in progiess, especially from rural sources.
Acute depression developed nt the
last and the market closed semi-de
moralized nt the lowest prices of the
day- showing a net decline of 11 1.2
NEW ELECTRICAL FIRM
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lived here -for ninny years but for
tho past two years have been on the
east const holding responsible posi
tions as heads of the public utility
plants in Daytona and New Smyrna.
They will op-m an electrical supply
house in the J. II. Lawson Gnrnge
occupying the north side of
the
building. Look for their advertise
ment nnd opening announcements.
THOUGHTS ARE
THINGS
ORIDA POPULATION
ANNOUNCED TOMORROW CALL FOR COUNTY DEMOCRAT
IC EXECUTIVE COMMIT
(By Tb® Ano<UteJ Frtti-)
TEE TO MEET.
WASHINGTON. Oet. <J.—The pop.
ulntion of the United States nnd the
At the meeting of the Board of
state of Virginia and Florida will be
< ounty Commissioner the following
announced tomorrow morning.
------------- x-----------resolution was passed unanimously
by tile members present:
GEORGIA MAN BITTEN
WHEREAS, certain political con
BY RATTLER DIES
ditions have arisen in Seminole coun
ty, Florida, which, in our opinion, as
(Djr TV* A . k h U U J r t f II.)
Igood Democrats should Ih1 seriously
RKIDSVILLE, Ga„ Oct. C.—W. W. considered nnd promptly acted upon
Marlin, a prominent business .man by tho Democratic Executive Com
died here today twelve hours after mittee. and,
being bitten by a rattlesnake despite
WHEREAS, we feel that the urg
the prompt! medical attention. He ent necessity of the prompt consid
was in a pea field when bitten.
eration of said matters should be
brought to the immediate ntlcntftm
of the Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Seminole County, Florida
THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED
that the clerk of this board be and
he is hereby instructed, without de
lay, to write to the Chairman of tin*
Democratic Executive Committee of
Seminole County, stating that in the
opinion of this Board a special called
meeting of said Executive Commit
tee should be liehl at Sanford, Fla,,
at an early date to consider said
matters and to take immediate action
with reference thereto.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that this Resolution be ordered pub
lished in the Sanford Herald, a news
paper published in Sanford. Florida.
Adopted this -llh day of October,
A. D. 1920.
O. P. ENT/.TillNGER.
<). P. SWOPE,
D. A. BUM LEV,
E. II. KII. 11HE.
Board of County Commissioners,
Seminole County, Florida.
Or Are You Waiting for the
Notice that
In these days of high rents, uncertain ownership, dearth of houses to rent, tint chances
slim that you can rent a desirable house nnd If. you do that it may he sold over your
head in n few days or mocks- you should own your own home.
To live in your own home, to plant a tree, n flower, a hit of grass, to know that it is
your very own, that no onoi can put you out nnd that your fumily is protected with
something ns good as life in su rj^ e.
This is the Time to Build Your Own Home
And in building be sura that your costs are figured right nnd that your home or rent
able. property is built along economical lines that will prove a rent investment to you
We also have some very desirable building lot* for sale on Magnolia Avenue between
Tenth nnd Thirteenth Streets.
WATCH THIS SECTION GROW
GEO. W. KNIGHT CO
Engineers and Contractors
SANGORD, FLA. as
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The City Market
One of the surprises of the fall
campaign is the announcement that
K. K. Brady, one of the defeat**! can
didate*. will run on an independent
ticket for the office of sheriff, the
office which he now holds. C. M.
Hand was the choice of the voters
with four men in tin* race and the
result vvns not close enough to call
foi* nnv mutest hut Mr. Brady seem*
to thiitk that he would like to try
it again ns an Independent candi
date and petitioned the County Com
missioners nt their meeting Mondav
to place his name on the ticket nnd
the petition with the names of the
petitioners will he published In the
nrnceding* of the county commission
ers.
I he immutable Ian of life generates thoughts in
to things. "As
man thlnkelh. so i- he." is inovit•hie. Your lliaughts back'd by will power and de
ter mi nation are among the principal controlling fac
tors ot your destiny. No man will become greater
than the standard set for himself, and the efforts
consistent!) and persistently everted to reach that
standard.
Multitudes desire success, but few achieve it, be
cause the few added to the desire, action, while
many have not learned the art o f living above their
wants, desires mid surrounding*. The miisirian con
centrates every ounce of energy toward the goal of
efficiency and perfection and allows nothing to in
terfere with his thought,'idea and determination to
become a Master of Music, A SUCCESS.
i CAN, I WILL; I MUST, is the slogan that
T o w n s o n e ’s e f f o r t s with <uc r e s s . Patience and per
severance are wonder-workers in attaining this goal.
We present food for thought—the Hit Cumulative
Prior Preferred Stock of the Southern Utilities Co.
THIS STOCK CAN HE PURCHASED IN CASH OR INSTALL
MENTS. WRITE OR CALL FOR INVESTMENT BRO
C1IURE.
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PHONE 498
M ille r ’s B a k ery
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A n d E verything in Baked G o o d s
P ies, C akes, Pastry.
Baked b y
E x p erts in I heir L ine U n d e r the
Best Sanitary C on d ition s
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E verything C lean and W h o le s o m e
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BANKS WILL CLOSE
ON FARMERS DAY
The Banks of Snnford will close on
Farmer'* Day- Friday, October 8th.
on account of tho day being a legal
holiday.
The store room in the DeFon- t
block recently occupied bv 11. II.
Crowder, is being remodeled for a
grocery firm the name of which can
not be learned at this time. It Is
sniil to ! h> n chain grocery firm that
is operating ia Florida.
RED CROSS GIVES MONEY
FOR FAMINE AND DISEASE
(Dr Tli, A u o c U t.J Pr.»».)
(Djr T t« A.iocUt*-! F r .ii.)
GREENVILLE, U. C., Oct. tk—
Greenville retains its claim to having
the highest police chief in the Unit
ed States as the result of the elec
tion of J. D. Noe who weighs 335
pounds nnd stands seven feet high.
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
0.—Tho
American Red Cross today appropri
ated half a million dollnrs for the
alleviation from suffering enused by
famine nnd pestilence in ninny of
the far eastern countries.
W a lth a ll & E strid ge, P ro p s.
Full Line of
Western and Florida Meats
Staple and Fancy Groceries
S P E C IA L S
SU G AR 19c lb. Get All You Want
IRISH P O T A T O E S * GOc pk.
S W E E T P O T A T O E S - 60
Q U IC K D E L IV E R Y
W e have the best Delivery Service in the City. Giv<
your Meat and Grocery Order. ^A^e can Please Yc
P h o n e s 1 0 6 and 4 9 3
Is now ready to serve the trade in this part of
Florida in everything in
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Rough and Dressed Lumber and
Builders’ Supplies
LUMBER PRICES ARE LOWER and this is the time
. to build the home that you have been wanting so long
See us for Prices on Materials of All
Kinds in Building Supplies
C a r te r L u m b e r C o m p a n y i
Cor. Laurel Avenue and Commercial Street, Sanford v
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Natuially those questions and is
that I am twenty-one yours of age
nml have been a resident of the state sues which have a direct hearing on
of Florida for twelve months, o f this the home,m the family, child welfare,
county for six months, that I am morals, education and domestic econ
a citizen o f the United States nml omics have a first interest for her,
that I am qualified to vote under the even though idio is alive to the im
constitution and laws o f the state o f portance questions of inter rational n&
Florida, is entitled to registration which hold her interest in a special
and that registration officers have way, she* is'analyzing the character
no authority to require an elector to of the candidates, their careers ine
give Ids or her exnst age or age in office, their achievements or failures,
VAN t\ SWEARINGEN GIVES AN .War* us a >ii e-requisite l>i IWintla- and their attitude on issues before the
OIMONON TO SI X It ETA IO Ol*
tion.
nation.
STATE REGARDING REG
Yours verv tnitv.
When the voters o f a state have
ISTRATION IN FLORIDA
VAN r . SWEA RINGER.
elected a man to three terms us their
Attorney General.
(chief executive th studnt o f politics
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Oct. 1.—The
is bound to admit that tbr nr rasons
ISSUES
AND
CANDIDATES
SCRU
Secretary o f State, Hon. H. Clay.
for it greater than mere popularity.
TINIZED
Crawford,' recently requested an o f - 1
James M. Cox, governor of Ohio for
ficial opinion o f the attorney gener-!
---------three terms, has n personality that
nl, relative to whether or not the law
Perhaps never before in any presi- wins tlie hearts o f the voters, but
rcquircs an elector to give ids or her 1dentinl campaign have the issues nml it is not this nlone that brought to
exact a«c_whi*n i^ k h m ^anidiia'.ion j rnndlilntcs been the subject of such him their suffrages in ids three tri
for registration. The opinion receiv
ed is ns follows:
, study and scrutiny ns are those in tin umphs. It was tiie measures effected
Hon. H. Clay C.r.wtord. secretary present campaign. Since the birth ot by Idm in the interest o f the working,
o f state, Tallahassee. Fla. Dear sir: the rice man has been tile favorite mnn, the farmer, the business man
Complying with your verbal request study of womankind and In this cam s £ " “ »
fo r my opinion as to whether or not | .
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an elector applying for registration
“ he is studj i-.jr him, s motive.*
COX— THE CAMPAIGNER.
for* the coming general election is re- ids methods, his pledges and arguquired to give Ids or her oxn-t age. meats with a new purpose and untied
1 beg to ndvise that in my opinion with a new power. She is eager foi
In passing from the west to the far
any elector who takes the oath pre- everything that will give her light on west in his campaign Cox h a s shown
-scribed by section 178 of the general the political questions she is studying
statutes. I do solemnly swear (or and the seriousness with which sin himself to be a masterly campaigner,
n ffin n ) that I will protect and do- regards her new*duty of suffrage hai nnd he Is fearless , able, a stir
fend the constitution of the United became an example and an inspiratioi ring orator nnd a likeable man.
One of the newspaper correspondStates nnd of the state of Florida, to her men folk.
UNNECESSARY
FOR WOMEN.
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FRIDAY. OCTOHEH 8, 1920
SANFORD IIERALD
cats who accompanies the Cox party
declares that Cox is "winning his
way as he goes."
At this we arc not surprised; the
American people like to look on the
mnn who is proposing to become the
lender-ami they have a right to know
what manner of man he is. They de
sire* to hear from his own lips what
>u-‘ proposes to ncdonipiiVn; they wish
to know whether he will prove him
self a capable man and in judging
this a moment’s glance is worth an
hour's magazine description.
The popularity of Cox is steadily
increasing because the people arc hav
ing an opportunity to tnuku ills ac
quaintance. There
are many who
have republican leanings who nro dis
satisfied with the republican candi
date because they have no opportu
nity to see nnd bear what he has to
say,
The west is tiie fighting eround
i t r „ v c“ «. w s s s r w.hS:
hammer blows at the closed door of
opposition and it is likely that the
door will swing open wide. He has
a definite program which appeals t>.
the people at the time o f great con
structive indecision nnd he reasons
deciaevely.
He has told the people .what the
program o f the republicans Is and he
is leaving the people to draw their
own conclusions. lie is satisfied that
tiie p.-ople will not permit a party
, to assume control of the government
which has so little to recommend it
Isave a blind and passionate opposition
to one mnn. .Something definite, con
clusive and accurate appeals to the
country now. And the Cox tidal wave
: is mounting week by week.
If he does not completley exhaust
rids physical strength so that lie will
he forced ti abandon his nctive cam
paigning. he will win thousands upon
|thousands ot votes every week and
Jtbere are many weeks remaining bet xceit now end No' -nl’<r.
lie *inril< for the ; •■a-;ue of Noih’i's. which lias a s.rong appeal for
tile new women voters wiio furnish
the cannon foder and would go to
any length to make the likelihood of
war remote. The League o f Nations
I is a step in the right direction ant
; receives the warm encouragement of
the millions who have their eyes fixed
on an ideal in government.
At present Cox Is the man o f the
hour.
M.SWEENEY IS LIVING
BUT WEAKER.
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LONDON, Oil. .7.— (By Associat
ed J'rcs.s),— Lord Mayor McSwirmoy
passed a fairly good night and the
fifty-fourth day of the hunger strike
found him aide to talk. He told the
physicians that he felt very weak
hut had no pnin,
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JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 5.— Fire of
unknown
origin early
yesterday
morning totally destroyed the main ed Press).—Chairman Hay,, of
building of the Wilson & Toomcr National Republican commit! J • ”
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Fertilizer Company, located on the statement declared the ft
have
a
good
chance
to
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river front in the Talleyrand ave
Carolina nml Tennessee in ih
nue section.
vember election. He also
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Tlio fire originated at about
II f states west- of tl.o M iM & gS *
cscOt
o'clock, ami an hour Inter the huge Arkansas nnd Texas.
building had fallen in—a mass of
burning wreckage-. The structure
was built cf wood, nnd w»s approx
imately 400 feet in length by 100
feet in width.
It was stated that it was filled
with completed fertilizer products.
THANK GOD
NORTH CAROLINA
J
POPULATION IS GIVrv
WASHINGTON. Oct. 5 . - (n , a
sociated Press),—The nonnut; A,‘
North Carol inn ns announced* tr |°f
irivu. it 2-BBfl,48B, an increase n ° f e
109 or fifteen percent.
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A UNIQUE SALE.
every morning when you
get up
that you have something
to do
which must he done
whether you like
it or not
being forced to work
nnd forced to do your best
will breed in you
temperance
self-control, diligence
strength o f will, content
nnd a hundred virtues
which the Idle
will never
know.
— Kingsley.
------------ x------------IIAVS TELLS FAIRY TALES
AIIOUT SOI.ID SOUTH.
*
Have you noticed the newest u-Tv
kle on the horn o f the firm of p, p
ins & Britt? It is a sale where v0j
bring in your old stuff and wt Ltvr
for it. And in these days of f|uctUl
lions between the high and low c<m
of living this sale is proving quitpopular. For instance one day
bring in your old hat and you nreV
lowed so much for it Another dayon bring in your obi shoes and are
allowed so much for them. We tn.
tend to bring in our Liberty Bondi
tomorrow nnd see how much we c.t
for thefn. But this novelty is Rel.
ting the results nnd ns usual P.rLir,
& Britt are living up to the rcJuS!
turn of the "store that is different"
And meantime go over and try it
CHICAGO, Oct. n.— (By Assocint- ion will like it.
Sanford Wagon Works
SANFORD, FLORIDA
E sp ecia lly E q u ip p e d F or
CUSTOM AUTO BODY WORK
Limousine Bodies a Specialty
We solicit Trade from all parts of Florida.
work Guaranteed.
All
SANFORD WAGON WORKS
205-207 Oak Avenue
KEEP YOtJK EYE ON TH E HERALD WANT COLUMN
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S H E L F of this pantry is sto ck e d w ith
National B iscu it C om pany produ cts—
and you will find such pantries w h erev er you
go. N o food occa sion can take it by surprise.
T h ere is alw ays som eth in g good on hand for
any meal or w hen com p a n y u n exp ected ly calls.
T h o u sa n d s o f h o m e k e e p e r s e v e r y w h e r e
have learned the everyday co m fo rt of m aking
B iscuitry a real part of daily fare. A supply
of N. B. C. products alw ays in the h ou se— a
package or tw o of a few varieties— m eans a
great saving of lim e and labor and the ready
solving of. m any a problem c f w h a t-to-serv e.
H ave an N. B. C. shell in y o u r pantry. The
day-by-day co n v en ien ce and a ppetite-satisfac
tion will well rep.-y you. E very variety co m e s
to your table o v e n -sw e e t and fresh, no m atter
w here bought or w h en you open the protectin g
In-er-seal Trade M ark package.
^
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packages on your pantry sh elf saves constant
rc-ord crin g and enables you to m eet any food
em erg en cy instantly and w ell.
GILLETTE
Tubes
Tire s
“ A B ear fo r W e a r ”
Made by The
GILLETTE CHILLED RUBBER PROCESS
The new Gillette Chilled Rubber Process is responsible for
the wonderful resilience and wearing qualities of these tires.
This process toughens the rubber so that it is unusually wearresisting. Gillette tires are notably free from tread and fabric
reparation.
The Gillette Chilled Rubber Process makes rubber im
pervious to beat or cold. The Gillctc tread is black; the side
walls are cream. The ribbed skid tread of the Gillette is built
up higher and thicker chan on other ribbed tread tires.
W e M a k e A ll A d ju s t m e n t s H e re
SMITH BROS.
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�Fit IDAY, OCTOHEK 8, 1920.
SUGAR PRICES DROP
to 12 1-2, with December 195 to 195
TO NEW LOW RECORD;
1-2 and Mnrch 191 to 191 1.2. In
WHEAT TAKES TUMIILE the final trading, the leading feat
ure was net so much aggressive ef.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—New
low forts ta ofll as the nearly complete
record prices for the year were es absence of buying.
tablished in both the raw and refin
ed sugar markets this morning. Pric
Flour Prices Going Down.
es were hnlf n cent lower than at the
MINNEAPOLIS,
Oct. 5.— Flour
close of Inst week, with raw sugar
,
nf p.Pil d'JtV pnid, prices continued their duwmv. -»
while refined wua i|uoted at 12 1-2 trend when mills effected r. reduc
rents n pound l>y the Federal Sugar tion of 11) to (JOc a barrel for family
patent today. One large mill's quo
Refining Co.
tation was reduced from $12.15 to
$11.55 a barrel, while another which
Wheat Loses 11 l*2c a HuMicl.
lowered its price a half a dollar Sat
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.— Drastic cutting urday, made i» further cut of 10c,
„ f prices took place in the wheat making its price $11.50 a barrel. The
market today.
In, .some cases, as low wheat market is responsible for
much as 11 1-2 cents a bushel was the decline, millers snid,
■---------------- \ -----------------slashed from values, the December
NEW ELECTRICAL FIRM.
delivery nt one time bringing only
Sls'Jd as against $2.07 to $2.07 1-2
at the finish mi Snturdny. Increased
Gillen S: Fry are nmong the new
liquidation by holders was in pro firms starting in business in San
gress, especially from rural sources. ford and while the firm is new the
Acute depression developed nt the boys are old residents being John
last and the mnrket closed semi-de Gillen and Wcslev Fry, two of the
moralized at the lowest prices o f the best; electricians that ever came
day- showing n net decline of 11 1.2 down the pike. Roth »tn them have
lived here *for many years hut for
the past two years have been on the
east coast holding responsible posi
tions as heads of the nubile utility
plants in Daytona and New Smyrna.
They will open nn electrical supply
house in the J. R. Lawson Garage
occupy ink the north sale of the
building. Look for their advertise
ment and opening announcements.
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COMMISSIONERS
RESOLUTIONS
THOUGHTS ARE
Fl.UiwilA POPULATION
ANNOUNCED TOMORROW CALL FOR COUNTY DEMOCRAT
1C EXECUTIVE COM .MIT(Bjr Tho AostUtrJ Tr,,*.)
TEE TO MEET.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 0.—The pop
ulation o f the United States and the
At the meeting of the Hoard of
state o f Virginia and Florida will he
County Commissioners the following
announced tomorrow morning.
---------------- x ----------------resolution was passed unanimously
by the members present:
GEORGIA MAN RITTEN
WHEREAS, certain political con
RY RATTLER DIES
ditions have arisen in Seminole coun
ty, Florida, which, in our opinion, as
cur Tht AimUlfil Turn.)
good Democrats should be seriously
REIDSVILLE. Gn.. Oct. 0.—W. W. considered and promptly acted upon
Martin, a prominent business .man by the Democratic Executive Comdied here today twelve hours after : ni’ittto" and
being bitten by a rattlesnake despite
WHEREAS, we feel that the urgthe prompt! medical attention, lie cat necessity of the prompt consid
was in a pea field when bitten
eration of snid matters should be
brought to the immediate attention
of the Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Seminole County, Florida
THEREFORE. RE IT RESOLVED
that the clerk of this board be and
he is hereby instructed, without de
lay. to write to tiie Chairman of the
Democratic Executive Committee of
Seminole County, stating that in the
opinion o f this Hoard a special called
meeting of said Executive Commit
tee should be held nt Sanford, Fin.,
at an early date to consider said
matters and to take immediate action
with reference thereto.
HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that this Resolution he ordered pub
lished in tin Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in Sanford, Florida.
Adopted this hit day of October,
A. D. 1920.
O. P. ENTZTHINGKit,
O. P. SWOPE.
M. A. RUM LEV,
K. 11. Kll.REE,
Hoard of County Commissioners,
Seminole County, Florida.
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Yre You 1
Notice
SHERIFF ItltARY WILL RUN
ON INDEPENDENT TICKET
for the
One of the surprises of the fall
campaign is the announcement that
E. E. Ilrndy, one of the defeated can
didates, will run on an independent
ticket for the office of sheriff, the
office which lie now holds. C. M.
Hand was the ............... the voters
with four men in the* race and the
result was not elose enough to cull
fin* any contest hut Mr. Ready seems
to think that lie would like to try
it again ns nil Independent candi
date ami petitioned the County Com
missioners nt their meeting Monday
|to place his name on the ticket and
the petition with the names of the
petitioners will be published in the
orocedings of the county commission
ers.
In these days of high louts, uncertain ownership, dearth of houses to rent, tin* chances
slim that you can rent n desirable house and if you do that it may be sold over your
head in a few days or mocks you should own your own home.
H ave You Ever Tasted the Delights of Ownership ?
To live in your own home, to plant n tree, a llowcr, a bit of grass, to know that it is
your very own, that no one* can put you out and that your family is protected with
something ns good as life inBlTJ#’®.
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And in building be sum Hint your coats nra figured right and that your home or rent
able, property is built along economical lines that will prove a real investment to you.
W e Can Build You a Home Complete in Sixty Days
Wo have sonic brand new. HUNGOLOW8,»the last word in Bungalow design, for* sale
now on MAGNOLIA AVENUE We would he glad to have you inspect them. Not«
the type of construction, the materials and the workmanship. Alsu note the attractive
designs, tin* convenient arrangement o f rooms, Inrgo closets nnd thn little things that
make a home n delight.
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We nLo have some very desir-ble building lots for sale on Magnolia Avenue between
Tenth and Thirteenth Streets.
WATCH THIS SECTION GROW
GEO. W. KNIGHT OO.
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Best Sanitary C on ditions
E verything Clean an d W h o le s o m e
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The Hanks of Sanford will rime on
Farmer'* Day- Friday, October 8th,
on account of the day being n legal IlIGGEST POLICE CHIEF
IN UNITED STATES
holiday.
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The store room in the I)-’ Fore it
GREENVILLE, S. C„ Oct. (!.—
block recently occupied by If. D.
Crowder, is being remodeled for a Greenville retains its claim to having
grocery firm the name of which can tin* biggest police chief in the Unit
not be learned nt this time. It is ed States as the result of the elec
said to bo a ehntn grocery firm that tion of J. D. Noe who weigh* 555
pounds nnd stands seven feet high.
is operating ia Florida.
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WASHINGTON,
Oct.
0.—The
American Red Cross today appropri
ated hnlf n million dollars for the
alleviation from suffering caused by
famine and pestilence in many of
the far eastern countries.
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I he immutable law of life generates thoughts in*
to things. * As a man tbiukelli. so is lie," is inevit*
ible. lour thailghts hack'd b> will power and de
termination are among the principal controlling fac
tors of >our destiny. No man will become greater
than (lie standard set for himself, and the efforts
consistently and persistently exerted to reach that
standard.
Multitudes dr*ire success, but few achieve it, he*
cause the few added to the desire, action, while
many hate not icurnrd the art of living above their
wants, desires and surroundings. The musician con
centrates every ounce of energy toward the goal of
efficiency and perfection and allows nothing to in
terfere with his thought,’ idea and determination to
become a Master of Music, A SUCCESS.
I CAN. I WILL; I MUST, is the slogan that
-Towns one's efforts with iucce«s. Patience and per
severance arc wonder-workers in attaining this goal.
Wo present food for (bought—the HR Cumulative
Prior 1‘ rcfcrrcd Stock of the Southern Utilities Co.
THIS STOCK CAN RE PURCHASED IN CASH OR INSTALL
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�FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1929.
THE SANFORD IIERALD
MUST HELP
DEMOCRATIC
CAMPAIGN
The Fifteen Hundred Daily Fires
O f the United States
destroy property to the
value of_onc fourth of
nil
the
n ew
b u ild in g s
erected and in a recent
year the proportion rose
to one half.
See us for
Fire Insurance!
A .P . C O N N E L L Y
ALL KINDS OF
IN S U R A N C E .
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REPORT THAT BOHAII
WOULD
GIVE UP SUPPORT
IS WRONG.
MARION, Oct. f>.— (By Associated
Press).— Answering the widely pub
lished report that Senator
Borah,
the leader of the treaty irreconcil
able* in tiio senate, would unit the
Republican campaign because of dif
ferences in views with Senator Hard
ing. the Harding headquarters tudav
made public a telegram from Borah
announcing that he would continue to
work fo r lEepunlican success t rind
wanted to see Harding win.
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H E greater your desire for. free
dom trom washday drudgery the more
fou will appreciate the truly remarkable
and time-saving conveniences o f the
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For sim plicity, handiness nnd e co n o m y , there
is no ether washing machine that will please you as
much as a Maytag. Smoothly and quietly it handles the
average family wash in fittccn to twenty minutes—and
you need not be surprised tli.it it delivers your wash
cleaner, whiter and with less wear and tear than if you
had tubbed and scrubbed it in the old, wearisome way,
Wc shall I>e pleased m show you tLis wonderful washer. If
you have seen others, the Maytag will be a revelation to you.
SANFORD FURNITURE CO.
J. I). DAVISON, Mgr.
IT IS THE CONSTANT
AIM OF THIS BANK
TO
PROTECT
OUR
CUSTOM
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THEIR VARIOUS
SERVICE
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FOR
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TORY MANNER.
First National Bank
F. P. FORSTER, President
It. F. W1MTNER. Cashier
Sanford, Florida
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Attention- Every Methodist!
Unit is Rally Day? A day that
marks tiu beginning of a new year
in rhutvh, Sunday School, and Leag
ue Work, n day of rallying nil the
forces in every phase o f he work.
Every member la expected to see that
every .Methodist is at the services
nr xt Sunday in order to get started
•on the work for till*, another year
with Sanford, the best town in FInr.
ida. a thoroughly equipped c'
a
and earnest membership, n Sr* dn*
School second to none in Florida, ou.
live wire Sunday School Supt., J. C.
Hutchinson, our ’ u ’ *• consecrated
leader, adviser ; d p c -tor. Dr. S.
W. Walker and ■* rn***i« r, * efficient
workers nnd m<i 1 -«hio t|i**oughntit
all departments « ' ‘ he ti;..rch work
who have only the ideal "C hrist" be- |
fore them, we imlre' can do
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things through Chrif which ttrrey.
tlietieth us."
Let us be up and doing for toe
Harvest tmlv is pren*.
Next Sunday, October the lOtli, is
Rally Day. Begin now to work with
new zeal for your Lore! nnd Master.
Ed. Put*
or.' of our esteemed
trustees, wo li„- been away all sum
mer on n •
ti-.n. returned Fridannd i- being weln.juod back i>y lus
host of f-i
!
How worker .
Miss (Jr.- h.v k at her -osl of
dutv. tench
high n lino! and a tier work*:*-lay school.
Mr. and .or-. R. E. Watkins and
children <■'
'.ttule. and Mrs. T. O
Parker, of
Sin. , ullul. at
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tin
parsonage
mday afternoon.
Mr=,
Parker wil, or t'mil-inhered as ninth.
er of Mrs.
'** Walker and Mrs
Watkins h
sister.
Parents
. 1...ember to send
your children to the church Friday
afternoon after school to attend Jun
ior League which will be reorgnniz* *
ed for the new year at that time.
The Daughters of Wesley will hold
their niinunl bazaar Saturday. Nov.
—Tth after Thanksgiving. Don’t fo r
ce! the date and be there with a fat
Docket book for they will have lots of
attractive articles you will want 'and
they will be reasonable.
The Federation of the Wesley Hi*
ble classes will he held at Gaines
ville, Oct. 12 to Hth, beginning on
Tuesday o f next week.
Following is the program:
Opening Session Tuesday
<:"0 p.
m.— Devotional
service.
Rev. E. C. Calhoun, Ft. Pierce. Pres
ident's Message, Mr. T. F. Alexan
der, Tampa.
"We’re Glad
You
Came." Hon. .1. C. Adkins, Mayor of
Gainesville. Annual address, Dr. F.
N. Parker, Emory University.
Second Day.
9:30 a. m.— Devotions, Rev. II. C.
Hardin, Gni'. eland. Short business
session.
10:20 a. nt.—Departmental
Con
ferences as i llows; Elementary, for
workers with children under 12 years
of age. Miss Lola Lawler and Miss
Lilly Farnsworth, Kpworth Hall. In
tcrmcdiate-Senior, for ages 1 * t-.. 18.
'Mrs. Jessie Nance; Voting People’s
Adult, ages 18 to 2t and up. Rev.
W. C. Ewon. main auditmium.
11:20. all departments reassemble
at church auditorium.
Devotions,
Rev. S A Wilson. Jacksonville: Addr
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-d r. Spartanburg.
S. v\
Aflrrnoon.
2:30 p. m.—Deyotions, Rev. W. C.
Rogers. Reddick one minute report
front tlie classes.
3:15 p. m.— Departmental Confer
ences.
1:00 p. m.— Adjourn.
Recreation
nnd sightseeing.
Ei enlnc.
7:30 n, m.— Devotions. Rev. R. A.
Guy. Willistnn. Address, Miss Lois
lingers. Mr.con. Ga.
Reception by Gainesville IlaracaPbilatbea Union.
Third Day.
a. m.— Devotions, Rev. Oscar
E. Rice. Puntn Gordn.
0:30.— Denart mental
Conferences
I in various rooms.
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THE HERALD NOW
A UNION OFFICE
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10:30— Business session at Audi*
toriuni o f church.
Reports o f committees, selection of
r.e:t meeting place, election of o ffi
cers and miscellaneous matters.
11 15 a. m.— Address- Itev. W. C.
Owen, Nashville, Tenn. Installation
of now officers, I)r. S. W. Lawler,
Tallahassee.
Adjourn sine die.
Everybody invited. Come, go with
SF.NI) IN YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS
us and we will do you Rood.
TO rilF. HERALD
OFFICE
Mr. Fred Bohhett, of Loulsburg, N.
The Republican party tloeg not C. is visiting his cousin, I*. F. Mon
Heed any help for the campaign fund ger this week.
ns they have millions behind them.
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P. F. Monger
returned from North
I lie Democratic party has no such Carolina Inst week where he went to
funds and is depending upon the get his son, Arthur, in time to enter
tank and file of the tried and true Sanford school.
Democrats to give something toward
many friends of Miss Lilly
the campaign expenses
that are FaThe
ms wort h will rend with interest
heavy and ml ing henvicr as election
time approaches. As has been the that she will attend the Federation
custom o f this paper for years the at Gainesville and is on the pro
donations for the campaign fund for gram.
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Presiding Eider Rev. .T. P. Ililburn
Seminole County will lie ......
received
at
the Herald office and the name and '* in Sanford today and stopping at
donation will la* published each week die Vnltlcz, the guest of Brother Ed.
and the money sent to headquarters., Putnam.
(Jive what you can and help the
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie A. Mathews
cause when it turds help. The Dent- moved back to Sanford Inst week nfocratic party will have one of the ter an absence of several months,
greatest victories in November that They have Sanford dust in Micir
it has ever had in history and you shoes,
shoiili! help it along by giving of
your time and money. You are need
Daytona is planning for "Clean ed and your money is needed. Send Up" week, to start October 11th, nnd
vour eon tribal inn to the Herald of
citizens genernllv have ben asked to
fice at once.
plan for the event.
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Under a contract with Orlando Typograph
ical Union, No. 782, The Daily Herald is now
issued from an office unionized in every depart
ment. The management believes that better
results will he secured by this move, although
this office has always paid above the union
scale of wages. Under this condition we ask +
the united support of every union man and or- |
ganization in this section.
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this Bank will transact no
lousiness after 2 o ’clock
p. m.
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Solid bullet for target
work. Hollow-point
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�FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1920
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K. X. LILLAHO,
H. A. NEEL,
TIIE SANFORD HERALD
Dance under auspices o f D. A. ,R.
Prizes offered for best flpat.
Tournament open to all men of the
I'rtiUtat |B[| fdlUt
county. Prizes offered.
StcttU ry « n j T rM iin t
Arrangements being made to so
Omul Km(ii
cure n speaker i< r the day.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IN ADVANCE
LICAI'I DAY
SATURDAY, OCT. 16
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ONE YEAR................................ $
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THREE MONTHIIS.................
., 11 {* n, haJ,.it of Henry V >rd to thoroughly tryout and test any product he manufactures before he puts it on
U*e ll\airk.CV, * c ,Kr*una y 'I'11?1 know ^ will do all he wants it to do before he will allow anvbodv
_* else to buy it.
l or thirtyfive years he worked on this Fordson Tractor. He kept buying land until he had
something like eight
thousand acres m order that ho might get a great variety of soil conditions cc
the plowing problems that
meet the farmers of the world, and then the Fordson Tractor was put to workcmtaimng
and
made
to take all sorts of practieal tests for years before Mr. Ford put it on the market.
And, therefore, when it came on the market- it was r ight, it was reliable , it would do the work he said it
would do. People have bought it. have tried it out. have tested it. and it has proven...........
to'be..................Ir.
ail Vhat’Vl Ford claims
it to by, nnd this is why that while farm Tractors have been on tluf American market
ran '
more than twenty years and
while three hundred thousand have been sold one hundred thousand of that thro hundred thousand are Fordson
Tractors, and yet tips Fordson has only been on the market two years.
It has sold rapidly because when one farmer bought one, ho practically converted the neighborhood to the de.
sirabihty nnd profit of the Fordson Tractor on the farm.
t s u n d «* C*tond C l-•• H ill H it lir Autuit 21
1131. »t iht Fait OOcs i t B.aford, florid*
C olor Act of Ketch J, 1175.
those who have sent word they will
he here are Camnpign Manager Al
governor, George shrdlu un un uun
OSes: HERALD BUILDISO
r u u ut exander Akermnn, Candidate for
Governor George E. Gay, Nominees
for United States Senator John M.
f orrScn A d v c r tliifi« K rpr«*eii*itlve
HE..AMERICAN PRK53 ASSOCIATION
Cheney, and for Congressman from
the Fourth district Crate D. Bowen,
Secretary Campaign Committee W.
R. O'Neal, nnd Chairman State Cen
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL
tral Committee Daniel T. Gerow. Oth
ELECTORS.
er notables art* expected.
All Indies as well ns gentlemen,
Martin Cnrnballo
who are imbued with the spirit of
Charles E. Jones.
true Americanism, economy of ad
J. G. Sharon.
ministration, retrenchment in H. C.
P. \V. Corr.
I... and a wise National policy nt
W. V. Knott.
home and abroad, nre invited. Tick
G. R. Wells.
ets for the dinner nre ?l and may be
obtained nt the Valdez or at the
Rig things in store for Sanford.
Lincoln House. Secure same early.
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come and hear the speak
And they will make this city the Everybody
ing in the evening.
st in the state.
By Order of Committee,
Those things that the Herald has
been ta king about for ten years.
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SAVED HIS HORS!
Well, we are to have those houses
built. Only a few each month hut if
enough people start it will mean
Ala., says: "Dr. LcGenr’s Antisep
.something.
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tic Healing Powder quickly healed
The Cnmphell Lossing Post will some had wire cuts on my horse. I
wake them up here on Armistice Day. defy any stranger to find the slight
We should all turn in and help the est scar on him."
Dr. LcGear s Advice and Remedy
b o v s celehrnte this big day.
saved this vnlunble animal.
He
The tourists need a recreation warns you not to leave a wound,
place and .Sanford is just about to sore or cut exposed, hut to dust on
Dr. I.eGear’ s Antiseptic Healing
start one where they wilt he mr.-t Powder, which instantly forms an
i omfortuble this winter and it will he
antiseptic protection and promotes
equipped with everything needed for healthy healing.
amusements.
In his 28 years of Veterinary
Practice nml Expert Poultry Breed
While the Southern Utilities Co., ing, I)r. LcGcar has compounded a
are fixing tip their electric lighting remedy for every curable ailment of
plant we wish they would get busy stock or poultry. Whenever they re
on the gns plant.
quire a remedy, it will pay you, ns
it did Mr. McIntyre, to purchase
The many new firms starting in from '-mir dealer tin* proper Dr. J.c
Sanford this season shows the way
R'-medy, on a satisfaction or
ilie wind is blowing. They know that money bnck guarantee.
Sanford is offering and will offer
more in the business line in the next
ten years than any other city in the
,-tnto.
In Court of the ( ’minty Judge, Semi
nole County, State of Florida
Our many good friends think we In re Estate of
should semi them the Daily Herald EDWARD II. WARM AN.
whether they order it or not. We To all Creditors, Legatees, Distribu
know they want the paper hut we
tees nnd nil Persons having Clnipis
cannot anticipate their wants by
or Demands against said Estate:
sending it without orders' If you
You, and each of you, nre hereby
want it- tell the boy, tell F. I’. P.incs, notified and rcqu!red to present nny
or telephone the Herald office. Ev claims and demands which you, or
ery family in Sanford must take the cither of you, may have against the
Daily Herald nml we expect to enmp estate of Edward R. Wnrman, decens
on their door step until they do.
ed. late of Seminole County, Floridn,
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to the undersigned administrator of
ARMISTICE DAY CELE
said estate, within two years from
IIRATION COMMITTEES the date hereof.
Dated October 7th. A. D. 1920.
Parade— Col. Knight.
WILLIAM E. WARMAN.
Refreshments— Hudson nail.
Rfltc
Administrator.
Dance— Ned Chittenden.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Music— Hume Rumph.
Floats— I*. A. Mero.
LEAVE TO SELL MINOR’S
LAND.
Tournament—C. M. Hand.
Publicity— D. 1). Whitcomb.
<Tminnnn to pick iheir committees. In Court of County Judge, Slate of
Florida, Seminole County.
Parade to consist o f school chil
dren, Hoy Scouts, vnrious civic nnd In re Estate of
fraternal organizations.
American Florence Gertrude Lee. Gladys Ivn
Lee, Willie Edmond Lee, nnd Veryl
Legion in uniform.
m a r k
The Fordson is made small, compact, flexible, dependable. It is made to be much more convenient to handle
than a horse. It was made so that anybody of ordinary_ common sense could operate nnd take care of it. We
wanted to make it so that n mechanic would not have t? J >e,f ° 1
/1
cvcr>* reactor. It was made by a farmer for
a former, nnd it has the endorsement of the fanners- —the little farmer and the big farmer. Some farmers have
one. some farmers have ten nnd . fifteen
.
• nn‘» one farmer we know has fifty-six. It works iust ns well in the
West ns it does in the Enst. It
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is just as
flexible in the North as it is in the South. It is just as profitable in
the wheat fields as it is in the sugar and
. . riccfiolds
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It is just ns flexible nnd usef* ’ on the fruit ranch as it Is
among the fields of oats and barley. I;
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It is
as useful and profitable in the lumber ramp, railroad vnrd. coal
mine, as it is in the oil fields or any other commercial line. II
his necessity.
Recnuso it increases the production of every acre by ennb
advantage than be can with mule or horse-power. It takes the
labor and expense. Oh, it has so many money-saving ml van tag
gressive nml make money.
So we ask every farmer to come in and let us tell him me
onstration for him on his own farm. Let us test it out to hi
Don't delay because there are only so many FordsouTrnt
now and remember that the Fordson after service is prompt i
sary to keep your Fordson going every day in the year.
Archie Lee, Minors.
Notice is hereby given to nil whom
it may concern, that li. F. Iu>ssing,
ad Guardian of Florence Gertrude
Lee, Gladys Ivn Lee, Willie Edmond
Lee nml Veryl Archie Lee. minors,
will, on the lfttli flay of November.
A. D. 1920, npply to the Honorable
E. F. Householder, County Judge in
nnd for said county, nt his office in
nnford in snid County, at 10 o’clock
a m., or us soon thereafter ns the
mnttcr can he henrd, for authority to
sell, nt public or private sale, the un
divided interest of said minors, as
Regular $3.00 Middies, all sizes, extra heavy (I* "j
Middy cloth, for these two days
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30 pieces Best Gingham, New Patterns 32 inch
wide, regular $1 and $1.25 Gingham, Special
1.98
69c
5 Big Specials Marked Down
children and heirs at law of Lena Lee
Lousing In and to the following de
scribed real estate, in said County, to
wit: Lot Eight (8) of Block Twelve
(12) of Tier Eight (8) of Sanford,
Florida, according to E. R. Trnfford's
Mat* of the Town of Sanford, Flori
da, duly recorded in the public rec
ords of Seminole county, Florida,
which application will he based upon
the petition for sale now on file in
said Court.
Dated, October 7th, A. D. 192ft.
II. F. LOSS ING.
8 file
Guardian.
Rills, now n member of said Board,
whose term of office expires on said
day- nml to transact such other bus
iness ns may properly conic before
snid District.
Tin- person receiving the highest
number o f votes at said electluij shall
he declared elected as said supervis
or.
Dated this bill day of October.
1920.
By order of the Board of Supervis
ors.
' (SEAL) ERNEST II. EVERY,
Notice is hereby given, that on
Thutsdny, the 28th day of October,
A. I). 192ft, at Hie hour of 10:00
o’clock a. in., nt the Court House nt
Titusville, Brevard county, Florida,
tho annual meeting ot the owners of
the hinds situated in the Upper St.
John’s Drainage District will he
held for the purpose of electing one
member of the Board o f Supervisors,
who shall he a land owner of said
District, to serve for the term of
three years ami to succeed Frank L 8 2te
Secretary.
LADIES’ SILK IIOSE
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8a*‘No better investment can be
mad** by the men and women of ,htSute than to vote in favor of the
proposed constitutional amendment
good roads at the November ele c
tfon." said Ed. Scott of Arcadia, a
member of the state road department. while in Jacksonville Friday.
Mr. Scott held a conference with
p o. Miller, chairman of the FloriState Highway Bonding ‘ ampaY-n Committee. H. H. R.ehard-on,
campaign manager of that organizaami other good- roads enthu
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lasts*. declaring that he came to -lark•ille _as a citizen „ of Florida -•
ponville
help the cause along.
Mr. Scott should have kept out of
politics at least fo r one day whu- (
Mr. Smith was making this stme_
roent of the non-political status of
the board. But we will have to go
outside the columns of the Metropol
is to take another peep at Mr.
Smith.
We find him a little less
than two months ago at St, Autrus- (
tine presiding over the Constitution
al amendment convention and th*
Florida Motorist says o f his open
ing address:
**Mr. Smith *trrM<*d tho necessity
fo r the nicotine and further emnharizi'ti the
it wua
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m ad e i>v the legislative committee of
the Florida State Automobile Asso
elation, primarilv, but a call of the
legislature uf Flnricia to tlio ncopu (
o f Florida of the state to vote f o r ,
the amendment and provide funds to
pieeL federal aid."
If this sort of thing i* studiousl; (
avoiding politics the students nius’
lie very dull for they <!o not learn
anything, and, by th e' way.
Mr
Smith has a queer idea as to the ef
fect of the submission by the legis
lature to the people, of a pro nos iV
constitutional amendment.
When
the legislature submits it it is
through. It is then up to the people
and it would he grossly presumptu
ous and grossly improper in the leg
islature to tell the people what to
do.
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But ns a matter of fact the stnt*
road department is in politics up to
the neck. It is fighting for this bond
amendment nnd snarling like a dog
gnawing a bone at anyone who in
terferes with its plans. If this bond
amendment is defeated the stnto li
the long run will raise more money
fo r roads than if it is adopted fop it
will pay out nothing for interest, but
future board* will handle the money
nnd get credit for what is done. If
the state plnnks down five million
dollars a yenr to this board, without
any directions as to the interest the
!>omi shall bear, without anv commnnd to sell 'hem for not less than
par. this board will he able to do a*
St pleases. It reports biennially so
st is under no restraint except tin
fa ct tiut it is required to tell the
people what it bail done not less
than two years after it did it.
This board was creatrfl to build
roads nnd see that in their construc
tion the people get their money’ s
worth. It was not created to tell
the people how much to spend on
roads or how to get the money and
when it does this it plunges into
politics in such a way as to deservi
to lose the confidence of the peo
ple.
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In the Circuit Court of SeminokCounty, Florida, In Chancery-
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ford Florida, run thence Eaat 50 feet, against you in this cause, othrwise party to a place and standing on the
thence North 104 feet more or less ft decree pro confesso will be entered ticket in future years. Even that
to a point on the South side of an against all unknown parties defend- can, nnd should bo prevented, and
will be if the democrats o f Florida,
alley thence West 50 feet, along the ant.
South side of said alley to Rand AvcIt is ordered that this Citation be stand loyally behind their ticket, and
nue, thence South along the East aide published in the Sanford Herald a vote their full strength.
The main clement of uncertainty ! i
o f said Rand Avene, 101 feet more newspaper nublishcd in
Seminole
or less to First street the point of County Florida' once a week for eight lies in the vote of the women, but
beginning.
weeks ns notice to George E* Johnson that is not so uncertain ns it^ may
The white women
It appearing from the sworn bill and \\ .Ilium Alexniiuvi xjuCiMii-an,I... mu*h
, . , of Florida
,
of complaint filed inthis cause agin.n <Iutdator, o f the l lorida Land and C o l-, have Imbibed from birth the demoyou nnd you have or claim some in onization Company, Limited, a corpor - 1cratic doctrines held so firmly by
terest in "and to the lands above de ntion o f England, and once a week their fathers and sons and husbands,
scribed, therefore‘ you, the said Geo. for twelve weeks as notice to the un-jand so far ns they vote at all, will
(vote in that fabh. It Is inconccivE. Johnson, and the said William known parties defndant,
Witness my hand and the seal of able that they should do otherwise,
Alexander Uuchannn, Liquidator, of
the Florida Land and Colonization the said Circuit Court, on this 15th They will stnnd ns a unit for white
supremacy, and all that It implies.
Company, Limited, a corporation of day of Sept. A. D. 1020.
Seal.
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f they all vote, as they should, it
England, in liquidation, are hereby
Clerk Crcuit Court, Semi-! will simply douidc the white ilemorequired to be and nppear before our
nolc County Florida.
erotic vote. The voting negro wornsaid Circuit Court, at the Court
on will c f course vote the republi- v
House in Sanford, Florida on the Geo. A. DoCottes,
1st day o f December A. D. 1920, and Solicitor and Counsel for Complaint- can ticket, because that party freed
5-13tc. |them from slavery fifty years ago
then and there make answer to the ant.
Bill of Complaint exhibited nginst THE DUTY OK DEMOCRATS IN but the numbers voting, except in a
few isolated instances, will he negli
you in this cause.
FLORIDA
gible, nnd will have little influence
Otherwise, a d-crec pro confesso
on the general result.
will be entered: aid to all persons or
At the same time it behooves the
The
idea
that
Florida
can
be
sep
parties claiming . ny right, tile or
democratic
party of Florida to get
arated
from
the
solid
south
as
the
intciest in and to the property here
inabove described under, by or through result of the present campaign, is out its full voting strength. It will
the above named defendants, or oth an ignis fatuus which may have tak not do to assume, as it has in years
erwise, are hereby required to be en possession of a few hopeful re past, that a primary nomination is
end nppear before our sala Circuit publican politicians, but had tio equivalent to an electhn, and let It
Court at the Court House in,' Sanford, foundation in fact. It is a rqinbow go at that. We are facing today a
be vigorous and determined enemy- who
Ftoridn, on the 3rd day of January, chasing dream which will not
A. D. 1321, and then nd there make realized. The most that can be hop will scruple nt nothing to insure suc
answer to the Bill of Complaint filed ed for, is a vote that will entitle the cess. Every* white democrat owes it
to his party nnd his countrv to get
Jout nnd cast his vote for white su
premacy and good government,—
Tampa Times.
IF YOU NEED A NEW
------------ x------------In fiing the budget nt $124,9-11 fo
the coming fiscal year, Miami Bead
increased its expenditures $76,122, its
millage from 18 to 31 mills. At th<
same time the city’s real estate vat
Huy the Best that is made
uation was increased from $2,251,(100
to $3,933,700 a gain o f nearly $1,750,
000 In valuation.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
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The
Jacksonville
Times-Union
says:
The Metropolis of Monday contain
ed two news Items that were unin
teresting, appearing as they did on
different pages but that become in
teresting when brought
together.
One was the comment of M- M.
Smith, chairman <*f the .=tato roa<!
department on the teport that Gov.
Catts would not reappoint him when
his term expired as it will next
month. Mr. Smith said that H iu c s
and not his own record was
ing factor and added:
••It will be a sad day for the peo
ple of Florida whenever the road De
partment is dragged into the mire
o f politics. There hasn't been one
scratch of politics in the departmen
since its existence.
T he.
board hxis studiously avoided p»-t
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klIOn another page wa« a statement
o f what another member of this
board, that according to the chair
man has studiously avoided getting
into politics, was up to. The stor>
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1920.
Citation.
T o Geo. II. Johnson, Wm. Alexandtr
Buchanan, Liqidator of Florida Land
nnd Colonization Company, Limited
n liquidated corporation of England,
the Stockholders of Florida Land
and Colonization Company Limited,
n liquidated corporation of England,
nnd to the unknown legatees, tlevisces, and
grantees, claiming by.
through or under the above named
parties, nnd td any and all other porBons or parties whomsoever, claiming
any right, title or interest in and to
the following' described land, situated
lying nnd being in the County of
Seminole nnd State of Florida, more
particularly described ns follow.', to
w it:— Lot 4, Block 13 Tier 2, o f San
iford, Florida, recording .o E. R.
Traffords map of Lnnford, Florida, a
per map thereof duly of record an
beginning at the Northeast corner
o f theinterseftion o f First Street and
Hand Avenue, in the City of San*J
P r o t e c t io n and Comfort
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of canvas articles to special orders, Light
and Heavy Canvas, Flags Bunting, Wag
on Umbrellas, Camp Furniture, LifePreservers, Waterproofing, Etc.
M ail Orders Solicited
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Tho woflJ'* luruUrtl »*medy for kidney,
livor, bladder and uric acid troubles
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Reliable Seeds
Big Boston Lettuce
Early Snowball Cauliflower
Charleston Wakefield Cabbage
Jersey Wakefield Cabbage
Detroit Dark Red Beet
Paris White Cos Roniaine
T h e s e V arieties m e S tan d ard w ith S a n ford G ro w e rs.
O u r S eed s are Fresh an d D e p e n d a b le .
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farmed several years and made bumper crops.
Four acres not tiled, but cleared and flowing
well. Has been cultivated several years.
l ive acres partly cleared, but has never been
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�FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1920,
TI1E SANFORD HERALD
WHEAT PRICES GO LOWER
CHICAGO. oTtTT- (By Associntod Press),—Wheat | rices opened
here today at the low «t o f fLo *1*0 .
foil. December being quoted
183.
C<>rn and oats were
v,v.v in sympathy and
the onions made
the potatoes water
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at the eyes.
VICTOR\
PAGE ELEVEN
OCR MISTAKE
port of which will be pub!
tomorrow's daily and Friday
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There arc plenty of spare rooms in
Snnford and the people who have
them arc doing the city nnd themreives an injustice in not throwing
.MEDA*. CERTIFI
them open to the many hundreds who
CATES ARE HERE are seeking them.
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The Woman’s Club will hold their
first meeting tomorrow nnd start o ff
nnolher great season. The Woman's
Clul* of this city, has accomplished
wonders in improving the city in
many ways.
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In the last issue o f the Weekly
ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE
Herald the tyn® r»>ml ?r,
lr.3.1 potatoes for 50 c*-(ua alien it
W . J . THI GPEN & C O MP A N Y
should have rend 15 pounds. McCulAGENTS
er Is reducing the high cost of living hut he does not want to reduce
it this fast and we hasten to correct
this mistake in this issue for the
people have '‘ganged’' his store evei
t ir n r c v io r ir s iu s k u u l d in g
since the ad came cut. However, his
ud is in this issue and will he in
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read them.
General Fire
Insurance
\ ictory Medal certificates for exVOL* SHOULD STUDY NAMES OF officers enlisted men and next-of-kin
have been received by the Local Post
THE PRESIDENTIAL
of
tlie American Legion. If these
ELECTORS.
UNION SHOP.
certificates nre forwarded to the
,
In
the
face
of many shops making
JTsMhJiii/icJ 1 9 0 6
Rev. Patterson, of the Brndcntown
The ballot to ho voted* at the gen Adjutant General's office by the last
'open
shops"
on account o f labor
of
this
week,
it
is
possible
that
we
Presbyterian
church,
has
nrrived
i
i
eral election in November will be
the city ngnln after preaching at troubles, the Herald Printing Co.,
lengthy because there will be a full nmv have our medals in time for the Bndcntown on .Sunday nnd will again lias come to the conclusion that un
Armistice Day Celebration
A booth lend the big chorus at the Presby ion men ur® the most desirable it,
Democratic ticket, and practically
tile printing business and we print
will be erected on the corner of First terian services.
full Republican ticket for national street nnd Mncnolin avenue, with one
O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A
thH union label on our paper and job
and state! officers, and an almost of the local officers in charge.
work
hereafter
firm
in
the
detenu!
Mi. and Mrs. Osborne Herndon are
.
Specialists in Sprays, Sprayers and Spraying
Be sure to call there Wednesday, now happy in the possession of tin*
full national and state ticket offered
that with a union shop w«
October fith. bringing your certifi Perkins bungalow*
* s. The Hci
t,y the Socialist/ party.
on
Snnford c? n
U}c best result
There will be nothing on the bal cate of discharge, so that n true copy Heights. Osborne expects to ride his n'd has always paid above unhu
M an u fa ctu rers ol
mav be forwarded with your applica wheel to the city and get a much "'ages but did not have n union ni
lot to show to which party these tion.
needed exercise.
organized shop heretofore and \v>
nominees belong; therefore it will be
--------take this step with the belief and
wjHv for voters to study the list be
The ninny friends of Ed. Putnam the tnist that the union men who ui.
low and memorize the names of
nre glad t<> see him nnok home again t working fur us now and will work
lor WHITE FLY and SCALE INSECTS
the party which offers them,
so
after spending the summer with his 1for us in the futme will give us tin
tvlicii the election conics they can
friends in Birmingham nnd other best they linv in , ght hours ial».i
To a v o i d s u b s t it u t e s s e c th at
vote intelligently. This is especial
points in Alnhnmn. Mrs. Ihitnnm nnd and that hereafter we can bank <n
SCHNARRS a p p ea ls on e v ery barrel
ly important to the women voters,
Mr. nml Mr,. It. S. Holly and Mr. George will remain in Alabama for tin men who lad lev* with ip in tin
who will vote the first time. It must
some time.
1principles of organ-Vul labor. There
borne in mind that to vote for amt Mrs. Edward Be** have return
Order direct *>r from <ur Winter Haven Branch, or through any
Miss Bessie Funn spent the week nave been mistnk
made by entploved
from
a
trip
to
Tampa,
Ellenton
James M. Cox, Democratic nominee
nt
home
with
iier
mother,
returning'er
and
bv
emtdovee
in
the
past
but
of the following;
fur president, you must place an X and other points.
to her school Sunday afternoon.
th. Herald hcliev-t ihut n belter day
mark before the names of the SIX
Fori M yers W irrbnusc, Fori Myrrs
Hull Fertilizer d o ., Tompn
, n „
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. \ .. nn,i, T
»»•«» f‘,r Inb'r cud capital tinF. W. Mahoney continues to im
d e m o c r a t ic
p r e s id e n t ia l
prove
at
the
Female!
Hospital
where
ELECTORS. Memorize these six
F . O . Fainter Fcrliii/er (!o., Jaclxon tille
names thoroughly. There will he at he suffered the amputation of his
*li ibroiigh
utinii, iiiii'jtrd with ibr I'loriiU t itno Exchange, commer
hart eighteen names under the pres right leg last week.
SEGA It CONTINUES TO S I Ml
idential electors part o f the ballot
cial ij'mrf'Jiulllifti l>4t t* gf neraiI\throng limit thr <itrui tret ion, of tbr State.
If you have a house to rent or
at the November election, hut only
NEW YORK. (let. 5.— |
W r i t e u s lo r c o p y o l S c h n a i r n S p r a y H ook,
,ix of them nre representing the rooms to rent, let it be known thru
ati d Press).—Sugar reach
w c h n a ir a S p r a y e r C a t a l o g a n d C o m p l e t e Price List
lientot-reGc party. The other names the Want Columns o f. the Daily
e-t price of tin* season I
under that heading will he reyresen- Herald.
the refiners annumrd th
tatives of the Republican and Social
SiAtr lhiifituteri
IrformatI *1in rt££fi| lu
Zeb Ttntliff has nrrived in the city
to twelve cents for fine
ist parties, nnd possibly othiy par
••hlli Iof
sugar.
from
Miami
and
will
bo
connected
N
I A G A R A
ties Florida is normally Democrat
Fi*iul !* Sulphur Ccnij tt:*.|
C IT R U S INSECTS
ic by from 00,000 to 70,000 major with the new firm of Ratliff &
W ALTER It. Cl SON NOW |\
A N D D ISE A SE S
ity, but with so many new voters, Haynes.
S h e r w in -W il l ia m s
llrjr I.HTirKul|/liuf
and the Republican party busy ns it
rhrvrfatly flttn
CHARGE OE SEMINOLE IIOTEI
The revival services at the Presby
,, this year, it is possible that unjers the Democrats turn out nnd vote terian church continue to attract the
solidly for their presidential electors, people and Dr. Patton is waking them
un every night. Everybody is invit
there could be a split ticket.
Study the following list and mem ed to attend the services.
orize the Democratic nominees:
Democrats
Presidential Electors—Martin Car
aballo, P. W. Corr, Charles E. Jones.
imupun 10 nvoni IJU* fact trial
DO IT NOW
3P) DEPENDABLE ABJ0LUTELY
W V. Knott, J. G. Shnron, G. I(.
will he the director of the .Seminole
Wells.
Hotel
this
season
ns
he
is
well
anil
It.Simply Removes Obstructions to* Blood l-’.'mv— Dislodges
M FOR H E A D A C H E S
United States Senate—Duncan U.
faun ably known as one of the best
ICKLY
bottleorbyDose
Fletcher.
Accumulations of many years Ami Thus Equalizes
hotel men in the business. He has
Congressman' 1st District— H. J.
had years of experience in many
.—Arteries
Pressure
on
Nervi
the largest hotels in the country ns
Drane.
Congressman, 2nd District — J. II.
chef and steward and as manage)
Smithwick.
_
i
nnd knows the game from the ground J v,
fki i ti li zer c o m p a n y
The "LOGICAL TREATMENT
yi n u in i
Congressman, 1th District — J.
[ip* Coupled with his experience In J A l l i S l l M I I . I . K ,
t o M i-L K T ii i i m r i M / i - n s
1L o IllD A
tins a genial nnd whole fouled dis
Scars.
ASK
Governor— Cnrv A. Hardee.
position nnd lives to In* of servic
P I I I I T 1L I / K I 1 U A T r . l l t A l . U
Secretary of- State—II. Clay Craw
to ids guests. He will make the
ttP IlA Y ItllN
THEM
commercial men and the tourists am'
ford.
I.NttltCTiritlKtt
Attorney General—Rivers JI. Bu
every puest in the Seminole Hotel
For M any Hum an Ills
feel right at home and will keep u* w ' " - ............. ..
ford.
(he excellent reputation of this ho
Comptroller— Ernest Amos.
lei at all times. Mr. and Mrs. Hem
State Treasurer—J. C. Luning.
.And Veins, so that the Blood Stream Filia tion
don tiro to he congratulated npor
Superintendent Public Instruction
giving this fine hotel to Sanford'Nourishment to Dormant Tissue
—W. N. Shonts.
increasing list of good Imtels.
Commissioner of Agriculture — W.
No .Mystery No Imagination
A McRae.
Justice of Supreme Court — W
TELEPHONE IM
L. C. CAM I RON
I! Ellis, Thomns F. West.
Rnilrond Commissioner — A. S. ;
SCHNARRS SPRAY FORMULA
1 $1
TUESAYS DA ilY
^ ^ C A P L ID IN E
ENERGIZER
P o st C ard s at The H erald O f f i c e
Rentihlicans.
I’n Htlciitfal Electors.-- James M.
Atehihnld, F, M. Brelsford. Inland
M. Chubb, B. G. Smith, F. F. Potie,
George P. Wentworth.
I mted States Senator — Jyhn M.
Ct.i ney.
•otigressnian, 1st District— II. B.
Jeffries.
,
CxiintfSiAfiLitm
*
r -ressman, 2nd District — I-red
('ui hi rly.
N-> candidates for Third
and
< rrnor—George E. Gay.
S n-tarv of State— II. E. Dysnn.
Attorney General—Win. M. Gober
» ■ nptroller— W. If. Northrop.
Treasurer-—F. E. Hunt.
Silpe rintendent of Public Instruc
tioi .1. E. Judkin.
•emntissioner of Agriculture.—
Newell B. Hull.
Justice of Supreme Court— r . "
Matdt. N. B. K. Pcttingill.
Kailrond Commissioner—Geo. C
Crr in.
.Sctcinlists.
I’ ri sidential Electors — Fred Coie
Mr* I.. L. Hays, Mrs. A E. Henri
A. N. Jackson, L. M. O’ Kelley.
Henry W. Pillsbury.
Enited Stales Senator — M.
Martin.
Governor—Dr. F. C. Whitaker,
'i-ngressmnn, 1st District— C.
Smith.
_
Congressman- 2nd District.—W
Congressman, -Ith District — I
Bunt.
No candidate for third district
Railroad Commissioner — Geo
Mt Bengal.
B
‘Vesta” Storage Balteries
T h e dominant idea guiding the builders of Buick cats
ll ever to maintain the Buick standard—a standard of
loundneis, lartcnesi ana serviceability in automobile
Construction. T h e reputation Buick everywhere enjoys
attests the public approval ol (his Buick policy.
For any make of Car
Guaranteed 18 Months
We repair any make of Battery and guarantee it for
six months. Also have a Rental Battery
while we repair or exchange yours
Phone 1S9
-j..j. .>.>
U1CK
power, itamin* and icrvlce value, with an
even fuller mcaiure of grace, beauty and those re
finement! which add comfort to utility characterize the
qisdnetive Iluick qualities of the new Nineteen Twenty
O n e Series.
We arc distributors for the
famous
T h e new Buick Three Passenger Roadster, complete
la appointments, beautiful and roomy is an ideal car
for speeds- transportation in all seasons. And back of
this model, is a nation-wide authorized Buick Service,
reinforcing Buick dependability.
L. A. RENAUD, Prop,
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IDEAL FERTILIZERS
COMMANDER
of
c o Nf e d k r a t i
veterans does not w an t
ADDED HONORS.
HOUSTON, Oct. 5.— ( By Associj-!" l Prt-ssi.—Added interest ha*5
!” n given the Confederate Reunion
n-ri i.y t)je annnunce'**cnt by Gen
ital K. M. Van Zandt. commander*
in-chief that he would nut lie a can
didoti* fur re.election. This action
threw open the contests for nil ma
jor officers. Savannah. Little Rock
ttr.il Louisville are seeking the next
reunion. The first reunion sessions
*dl not be held until tomorrow.
a n a r c h is t s
have
STARTED HUNGER STRIKE
ANCONA, Italy, Oct. B.— (By As*'cintt(l Press).—Sixty persons nr*
! ' M"1 last June during tlie anarr-htvt riots have started a hunger strike
a protest against the delay in ho
•tic brought to trial. A genetnl strike
' , cn colled here in support of
lf)e claims o f the prisoners.
,
------------ X------------. -irs. R. K. Gore is spending the
I,rst Hart of the wek in Orlando.
Wide range of materials and analyses.
formulas properly proportioned.
All
For SEED BEDS and YOUNG PLANTS: ,
Florideal Special (5*8-2)
For GENERAL GARDEN VEGETABLES:
Manatee Trucker (4-G-3)
Seminole Vegetable Grower (-1i7-5 j
Seminole Trucker (5-0-3)
Cut Catalogue describes many other brands.
our Free Books and Price List.
Send for
Full stock Fall Fortilfzers, Insecticides, ete., on hand at
our Branch Warehouse
Air.1R. C. MAXWELL, Mgr.
&
T00M ER
COOK AUTO COM PANY
f e r t il iz e r
company
O R LA N D O , FLO R ID A
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Agricultural Building
Jacksonville, Fla.
Thigpen Local Agent
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Thirty Million Fire Insurance Policies
Provide Sixtv Billion Dollars
of protection to citizens
THIRTY million
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tlint they can purchase stock at thcii
IN MEMORY OF.
ARTHUR JOHNSON, SR. |own risk if they desire.
| it oppenrs thnt the sewer in wind
there was oil wns opened nnd the fir.
I visit the so-called city of the company several days ago washed i'
(lend. A newly made ernve driw me out thoroughly, but oil still comer
to its tcnr*staineil side. Within it- into the se\yer.
winduwlvss depth and narnwnesA chemist of I’cnsncola is state*
sand claps th<- pathetic dust of our t«> have analyzed the oil found am1
dear friend. The marble maker will declares it is similar to sonic found
mutely reflect the same.
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Arthur Johnson^ Sr.
Morn September IT. Ib88
Diet Fbruary 10, 1920.
The silence breathes and tenches to
me once more, the sacred lesson of
••All in All.” My day the sunshine,
birds and trees bespeak his fate. “ Not
Dead.” At nittht moonbeams and the
starlight ami furled flowers whisper
in divine refrain. “He Lives.’
No m atter where I po or mam and
look for him 1 find surviving immtes
and marks of his busy and useful,
faithful life. Thus 1 catch the Ood
thoiiuht and Antfelic wave. "There is
no death and my friend -till ivos. ’
The dear, treasured husband anil fnth*
»r has just passed on. His earthly
existence 1ms melted into eternity.
His sweet, calm and houynut hope are
a part of the harmony of paradise. 11«
is everywhere omnipresent with Him
who understands* when humans do
not. with Him, who gives and take
away. Our friend is not dead. H<
is now a part of the eternal whole
with God, harmonious and justified
with the riches and blessings of eter
nity.
Knowing Arthur as I did, I can se«
ti
him pass away and hear him say the
last farewell. 1 can realize and feel I
the ease and peace to "All iu Al!
bestowed that came to him when he
crossed to the other shore. No thorns
no stings, no pain.
Arthur Johnson wns a good man.
To his fellow men he wns staunch and
kind. When we look into the fudinr
light of the past we love and admin
him most for the warm and generom
characteristics that Ix.uud him to us
as a friend ami co-worker. His lift
work speaks very eloquently for hint
and we can only say, that we will
i.\cr remember and cherish tin
warmth of heart and honesty of charneter of his true life as long us time (
shall last for us. There was through
his life a turbulence that moulded
him to the settled mission which per i
mitted him to do so much for H*
fellow* men.
For nine days he bravely and pa- ;
tiently lingered in the cruel agonies
of his last sickness and during that |
period of uncertainty many of us anx
iously hoped that the dreaded m<
age which we feared must come might
in some way be averted. The powei
that issued the final edict not only
•.pierced the hearts of his devoted fain
* iiy. but of ninny friends, with tear:
from eyes and sighs from lu-arts was
the perfect testimony of love am:
z.Uni|.liin thus we recognize th«
truth in the scripture. "In the midst
of life we are iu death."
Hope fondlv whispers and Christia:
faith earnestly insists that there-is r
higher—n better and more beautiful
existence/beyond this life and we be
lieve that the departed spirit of our
friend is In that radiant realm.
in pnrt of the West Virginia oil
fields. He believes the product i
down in the ground, hut it will re
quire boring nt least .1,500 feet befor*
it is struck in any quantity.
The other companies are prepar
ing to sink wells, but not nenr tin
place where the first oil was discov
ered.
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John T. Brady
The Jeweler
Welnka Block
Jewelry of
Quality
I rnnnot say and will not sny
That he is dead, he is just away,
With n cheery smile and a wave of hi/
hand,
He has wandered into an unknown
land.
.
And left us dreaming how very fuir
It needs must he since hr is there.
And you, oh you, who the wildest
>'rRrn
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For the old time step nnd the glad
return,
Think of him faring on as here
In the love of there ns the lovd of
here.
Think of him just the same. I sny.
He is nut dead, he f* lust nwnv.
A TR U E FRIEND.
OIL OR NO OIL AT REFUNIAK
They are selling Stock Like There
Was Oil All Right.
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Tnllnhnsscc, Sept. 27.—Judge D.
Stuart Gills, assistant attorney gen
era), has returned from his home at
DcFunink Springs, where there has
been some excitement in regard to the
discovery of oil.
Judge Gillis says three men hnv*
paid a man named Johnson $lfi.00f
for n 15 JI ay option on his place
where oil was declared to he oozing
from under n tree and running into
a stream of water. The trio hnv<
organized a company nnd nre srllini
stock to pnv for boring for oil. They
informed the people it is a chance
and not to pet the iden of there be
ing a re-taintv in. ?he m atter of
striking the fluid. They are told
/
Rose ‘ was pronounced to be nothing
but refined lubricating oil and slight
ly perfumed at thnt.
------------ x-----------Children of the triple cities of Daytonn, Daytona IScnch nnd Seabreeze
are looking forward to their nnnual
frolic at the Elk’s club to be given
on Setemhcr 29. Ijist year COO
youngsters were entertained.
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SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUNTV, FLORIDA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1920
v o! »tme x i i .
For the
LIVING ROOM
[f Y ou \vill[ findhere just the
s u ite jo hanr.onize[\vith your
i3ea*oft w hat you V ou ld like
to have your living room .
~A [wide grange of styles
(rcm ‘ dainty littlef inexpenrive suites to[ georgeous per
iod styles* with? deep, soft,
luxurious cushions. r c .
<] T h ef price on every suite
represents a substantial sav
ing o n 'th e ir real value.
W o n ’f you com e in and
let us sh ow you every one?
W e[w ill not urge you to buy.
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TH E SANFORD HERALD
TAGE EIG H T
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Don’t Let Other People Dictate To You
Buy Yourself A HOME And Be
Your Own Boaa
Ur. Tmani ,
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ic i. e s ,
to ys,
h o o k s,
sh elf
MUSIC. POST CARDS, tic. tic.
TH IS STOCK OF GOODS OWNED
HE SOLI) IN' FRONT OF TH E
i-r/
STOitit'
RE ••■•If
Ill'll.DIIIN G ON PALMETTO
AVENUE. SANFORD. .FLO RID A .
CORNER OF PALMETTO AND
SECOND S T R E E T --A T TH E SAM E
TIM E AND PL»»'K TH E HOUSE
HOLD FU RN ITU RE OF E. II. WARMAN. DECEASED. W ILL ALSO HE
SOLD.
nolc County, Florida, thin the 23rd |
day of September, A. D. 1)20.
(Scnl of Court) •
E . A. Douglas*,
7-I»tc
Clerk Circuit Court. |
NOTICE OF A IMPLICATION
TA X DEED
FOR
Under Section 575 of the G eneral;
ji ^nl ut °3«
Notice it* hereby given that L. P. i
Hagan, purchaser of Tax C ertificate!
No 720. dated the 4th day of June|
A. I). 1801.
Said cerlficnte embraces the follow. I
ing d< -cribed property sitrintcd in ]
Seminole County, Florida, to .w it:
Her. 7 1-2 chs. S. of 1-4 Sec. post
on N line of Sec. 25, Tp. 19, S. It. 20
E.. Hun S. 7 1-2 chs., W. 5 chs., N.
7 1-2 chs., E. Ochs., 0 acres more or
less, and has filed said certificate
in my office and has made application
for tax deed to issue in accordance
with law.
The said land being nrsesed nt
ib t. date of the issuance o f such cer.
tificae in the name of Unknown.
Unless sid certificate shall be re.
deemed according to law. tax deed
will issue thereon on the 10th day of
November A. D. 1920.
Witness my offical signature and
senl this th e’ 90th dny of September
A. I). 1920.
E. A. Douginas,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Seminole County, Florida.
(Seal i 7-fitr. B y : V. E. Douglass, D.C
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED
Under Section 575 of the General
t i l l >• I r . i r o i r t | l a
tillsD lni n u t •onia.
Statutes.
Trul/ yeur*.
Notice is hereby given that E. B.
A C».
~
~ I1 Rnnilall, Jr ., purchaser of 'lax
Cert
firate No. 180, dated the 3 rd day of
July A. I). 1910, has filed said ce rti.
flcac iti my office and has made ap
plication for tax dccil to issue in ac
cordance wih law.
Said certificate embraces the follow
ing described property situated in
Seminole County, Floriad to-wit \\ 1-2
of Section HO, Tp. 19 S.R.32.E. 920
acres more or less,
The said land being assessed at the
date of the issuance of . ueh ccrtifi
cate in the name of Unknown.
Unless said certificate shall be re
deemed according to lnw, tax deed will
issue thereon on the 10th day of Nov
A. I). 1020.
Witness my official signature am!
seal this the noth day of September
A. D. 1920.
E. A. Douglass, Clerk, NOTICE O F APPLICATION FOR
Clerk Circuit Court.
TA X DEED
7 . Ctc.
Seminole County, Florida.
Under Section 575 of the General
" T h e R e a l E s ta te M a n "
( Senl)
By: V. E. Douglass, D. C. Statutes.
29 years Resident of Sanford. Buy from one who
Notice is hereby given that Over
In Circuit Court, of Send, street Turpentine Company, purchas.
knows the Real \ alue of Sanford Property.
er of Tax C ertificate No. 177, dated
note County, Florida.
the 0th dny o f Ju ly A. D. 1908, has
F I R E IN S U R A N C E
In Chancery.
filed said certificne in my office and
Florence Gilbert,
2(ir» F I R S T S T R E E T
IM IO S E 9 >
has made application for tax deed
. Complainant
to issue in accordance with law.
-vsSaid certificate embraces the fol
Divorce Citation.
lowing described property situated in
Jnmes Gilbert,
Iit m ess had u i’U up a large cir- e * f
Seminole County. Florida, to .w it: S.
Defendant.
frieiiU who •• agnized ir. him a u. ic TO JA M E S G ILBER T , Adress un. 11 A. of W 1 .2 of NW 1.4 o f N E1.4
of Sec. 20. Tp. 20 S. R. 29 E.. 11 acres
„ .u l i c n /cm.Genian and his siu'd-n known
Please take notice that you are more or less.
d er:> r bus rest a glom over the -••.»•
The said land being asessessed at
herein filed against you on the first
n iir.ty i ci c ar.u elsewhere.
to the bill of complaint herein filed the date of the issuance of such cer
! Mr. K*n\ \vn a native of MuO'l'1-''-2* against you, and it is hereby order tifiento in the name of D. F . Saver.
Unless said certificate shnll be re
VIRGINIA CAROLINA COLL ECT hut Ind l . t n itrading in Flo* i» (• >• ed that you do* appear to said bill
a m inder of \-i-n and made hi a hf-un- herein filed gainst you on the first deemed according to law. tax deed
OR DIED LAST SATURDAY
in tLiif.osville, \ here a wife and o - Monday in December, A. I). 1920, the Will issue thereon on the 10tth day of
AFTERNOON
to same being the 0th day of December November A. D. 1920.
d m iy litc r a n d tw o s o n s a re
m o u r n t h e l o w * 1 f n O i o t n n d n * u l »n )• 1920, and a rule dny o f this Court,
Witness my officinl signature and
W. F. King died suddenly in the '1 fit- i v i n a i i i s * v i i c t a k e n ^ ro m J | " \ < 1 and it is further ordered that this seal this the 30th day of September
Ynldcz hotel last Saturday afternoon d e x .* t r i « •> J :.n d n y a f t e r a x h e r t notice he published in the Snnford A. D. 1920.
at 5:50. He was complaining of feel s e r e i • m m ! f< H t-v/ .d b y l o v i n g f r • i . s Herald once a week for eight consec
E. A. Douglass.
Clerk Circuit Court.
ing badly to < leik Frank Brown and ...... t.i*.««ed to Gainesville ( i in- utive weeks.
le*u - i i
I he ‘ vnpnthy of the p i- ,
Seminole County Florida.
Witness my hand and the official 7-0te.
asked for the key to his roni and as
• .i-- .• *.. i; is « xtcndd to th bcC.av- seal of said Court at Sanford. Send (S eal) Bv: V. E. Douglnss. D. C.
be started for tin elevator he was i, f a l>
taken with a sinkii.;: spell and had to
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t c assisted to iiis room. The physi- \y|| |, u i 'I ’ AIR HUDSON AND ESdans well- summoned and worked,
£|.«\ CARS
with nim heroically but the hand of I
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death could not be stayed and hj n th|JI j5SUC j„ the announcement
breathed his last late; in 'e a ter- , w
Motor Co., that they
ri'Min. Mr. King had been a icddcnt
,^ tur|m|
()f t,u.ir ri.|)nir W(irk
of thu city for the past year being J
t
h
e
II. & O. Motor Co..
Ita ,r t le .olk xto r .n d credit •»»" j »
h’|, rit).
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will .1
Dtar Si r.
T.-- u r ' m l ;
M IIIU I U tt jet- r»nl
LAM E
SUDDEN
OF W. F. KING
Announcement
Fall
W in ter
“Opening”
Beginning Wednesday, Oct.fi, 1920
A Discount of
%
\VI
lie given on all Merchandise purchased during
OPENING W EEK
All ladies arc invited
enthusiasm of a world of
and Fine Millinery. The
is no longer handicapped
to conic here and enjoy the
new things in Rcady-to*\Y’car
knowledge that this selection
by the barrier of
HIGH PRICES
The 25 % Discount
will last opening week only, therefore our patrons, old
and new. will find it to their economic interest to make
an early inspection.
Cordially yours,
J.
DRESSN ER,
SA N F OR D , FLA.
P o s t C a r d s a t T h e H e r a ld
W igh t T i r e C o
AUTO
S a n fo rd . F lo rid a
vieen of Mr. Loveless in conjunction
w ill their foree n nicchnnci* and
•letter equipped than ever to take
rare of the lenrge volume of biisi
ness in the repair nnd mechanical d
i.ailm ent. It might be well also to
mention here that th** B. fi O. Co..
, hnve nuule a new ruling tlint all
li/iii-s are for cash only pivinjt th at .
the oTiportunity of serving the piihll ■
in a better manner am! enabllm; th-n
tr n*ld to this iinnortant department
in tin- way of quick service nnd the
' . st of mechanics.
x--------------COUNTY AGENTS' REPORTS
Sanford Building andLoan Association
Have you thought about bow you
are going to get the home you need
And while you were thinking ot it
did you carefully consider looking in
to the plan of paying for a home
through the
.
SANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION?
If you overlooked that, you hnvi
St. Lucie (Alfred W arren): Sugar
probably overlooked the best way.
cane is growing luxuriantly and we
At least it is tbe best way for men
who need thir capital in their every- are expecting an excellent yield. The
»lny business, ami can pay for theii pineapple industry is gradually com
home best out of the monthly income. ing bnck.
Suwannee (I). R. Arm stiong) Con
This applies even more so to the man
siderable
interest is being manifested
who has no capital, but must depend
on getting a home out of his monthly by the people of this county in the
nppronchinp county, fair.
income.
,
,
Polk (Wm. Goiiiine): Many grow
Even if you rent a house, why pay
ers are spraying with oil emulsions
ren t?
,
..
Talk it over with your wife—and for white fly nnd scale on citrus. ConSanta Rosa ( J . C. Sech rest): Har
your mother-in-law.
And John, if you uie not married, vested peanut« are curing nicely;
there is no douh* but what you will crop very good. Local lumber comhe some dny. Why not take some pony contemplates planting 1,.V00 or
stock, and save some of the money sidcrable acres are being devoted to
you nro spending for foolishness and "bnck yard" Irish potatoes.
Walton ( J . W. Mnthison): wlucthat you will eventually need.
berry
interest is growing rapidly.
If you have a littlcmoney to invest
now, why not buy n few shares of Uotnto and sugar cane crops ore un
usually good.
pnid-up stock, and get your dividends
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NEW
LUMBER COMPANY
At the monthly meeting of tbe
Board of directors of thu
Another lumber
company has
SANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN
started
in
business
in
Snnford
under
ASSOCIATION
the name of the F. & G. Lumber Co.,
held nt R:00 p. m., Monday the 27th
and is composed of L. II. Gibbs and W.
ult.. nfter paying all expenses, the A. F itts of this citv an*! their new
directors found thnt thd earnings for
nlnct* is thnt formerly occupied by S.
the past six months justified their
O. Shinholser in the pinning nnd mill
dcclnr’ng n four per cent, semi nnnunl
business. This new firm has a fine
dividend to those investors who hnve outfit for the making of dressed lum.
already gone Into the Association.
her. Mr. Fitts nnd Mr. Gibbs need
If every business man in Sanford
will think over the situntlon rnrcfully. no introduction to the people of Snn
ford being residents of this city for
pay pnrticulnr nttent'on to the fact
many years mu! being in the Snnford
thnt money invested in your Home
Foundry nnd Machine Co., at the pres,
Bundin'* Association is yielding a
ent time iust south of their new busi
pond dividend, nnd then note the fart
ness location. The lumber mill is
thnt every’ family we enn stop 'n oil the A. C. !.. Re., at tin* corner of
Snnford means increased business nt
Second street nnd Myrtle ave. which
your place of business, is it not to
makes it an ideal location for n busi.
your interest to immediately .Join in ness of this kind. The new firm ex.
making this ro.operative plan for the neots to go nfter the trnde of this
general up-building of your town the section in the dressed lumber line nnd
prent instrument for pood thnt it enn expect to put in the U st of equipment
be ninde.
-.
is order to handle rush orders nnd
Don't saw I rnn't afford it now. or. supply the trade of tliis* part of Flor
It’s n good thing, nnd I will come In ida. Rend their advertisement in this
Inter. We need forty thousand dot- issue.
inr» to build homes now npnlted for.
nnd von rnn't nfford to wnit to give
ADM INISTRATOR'S SA LE.
thin help.
D O IT N O W
S 'N F O R D BUILDING ANI) LOAN
ASSOUI \TION
T. J . M ILLER.
President.
H. R. STEV EN S.
Vire-President.
A. P. CONNELLY',
Secy nnd Treasurer.
GEO. A. DeCOTTES,
Attorney.
I SH A LL. AS ADMINISTRATOR OF
TH E E ST A T E OF E. II. WARM AN.
DECEA SED. O FFER FOR SA L E AT
PU BLIC AUCTION TO TH E HIGH
E S T AND B E S T BIDDER
ALL
THAT STOCK OF GOODS OWNED
BY E. 11. WARM VN. AND KNOWN
AS T H E
SANFORD
BARGAIN
HOUSE. ..T H E SAID STOCK OF
GOODS CONSISTING OP CHINA.
W ARE. I.ACF.S. RIBBON S, SHOES.
SUPPLIES
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'W a r n
H
Announces Following prices:
Chandler
Tourinsr
115.00
IN SANFORD
Franklin
Touring
$ 2,875.00
IN SANFORD
These are the Biggest
Values on the American
Auto Market Today
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
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�J . L. Billlngaloy, state commander
of the American Legion, will
be In
! I’nlntkn to attend nnd take part in
the Armistice Day celebration on
November 11th. which promises to be
staged on an elaborate scale.
MAKING WAR ON
DISEASE MENACE
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TI.c St. IVterzburg clKArntnkcra
will
return to work today, following a
American Red Cross Announces walkout
on Wednesday, planned in
sympathy with the Tampn ClgnrmnkBudget of $48,200,000
ers. Tlie strike, they say, resulted
from a misunderstanding.
For Current Year.
Mayor Mitchell of St. Petersburgdespite tbe protest raised by the gro
cers of that city, is pursuing his war
against I lie II. C. of L. To offset
Continuance of Heavy Work Abroad Mayor Mitchell’s action in bringing
in quantities of potatoes which could
Oaamtd Neceaiary to Protact
I be sold at considerably lower prices
U-!»od 6tate»—W1.0C0.C00
than the grocers were charging, Ute
; grocers have banded together and purLata Than Last Yaar.
I chnscd several carloads of '‘spuds’’
with which too food the market. They
A program of relief and service to have declared if necessary they will
ward which appropriation* of 148,- "undersell the mayor”.
NEW DISASTER RELIEF PLAN
To E. N. Jelks, A ttic Moore Jelks
E. Mallory, E. Y. Mallary, Mary Lewi;
Malt ary, Mary Jelks Lewis, II. II
Johnson, Wilhelniinn Johnson, F. L
M a l'a i), Nathaniel Jelks, Mary .Llk«
Address, Macon, <Ja.
You nnd each of vou at > tiereby or
dered nnd required to he nnd appea
before this honorable Court on .Mon
day, September Cth, 1920, a rule da;
of said Court to answer the bill of
complaint filed herein against you
nnd Tho Sanford Herald is hereby des
ignated ns the newspaper in whicl
this order shall appenr once a weel
for four consecutive weeks.
To EXmer Jelks, Mary E. Jelks, Llli
Jelks,
address
unknown;
United
States.
You nnd each of you are hereby or
dered to be and uppear before thi>
honorable Court on October 4th, 1920
n rule day of this Court, to nnswei
the bill of complaint filed heroir
ngninst you, nnd The Sanford Herald
is hereby designated as the newspapet
in which this order shall appear onci
a week for eight consecutive weeks
Witness my hand and official seal of
the Court at Sanford, Seminole Coun
ty, Florida, this the 13th day of Aug
ust, 1920.
E. A. Douglass,
(Seal)
Clerk, Circuit Court.
Schelle Maines, Solicitor for Com
plainant.
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School supplies at thv Ilersid
TH E IN SID E IS IMPORTANT.
Don’t forget that It is ju st as nec
essary to have your inner tubes
strong, flexible and durable tho same
ns your outer shoes, nnd our vulcan
izing process will do this for you.
I t ’s the best tire insurance you could
nut your tire money into, for it dou
bles, often trebles, the life of both
tires and tubes. We are vulcanizing
specialists.
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
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Oak and 3rd S t.
Sanford, Florida
BETTER
D EAD
GOLD MEDAL
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Tho national remedy nf Holland for over
2 0 0 year*; it is an enemy c f all pains re
sulting Ifom kidney, liver and uric acid
troubles. All druggists, threo size*.
Reliable Seeds
Look r», (h* n.m. field Mtdal on m t j bon
s n -w
NAM Oltl), l Loiuita
FOR SALE CHEAP
15 Acre Farm , good location, 5 acres Tiled with flow
ing well, 3 acres with Tile in need of relaying, all
fenced, no buildings.
PR IC E AND T E R M S ATTRACTIVE
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W hen you let us supply your building
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n erd s you get a great deal m ore than ju s t so
m any feet o f lu m b e r —bundles of shingles —
pounds o f n ails— or panels of B e a v e r Board .
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You get the benefit
o f our building
m aterial knowledge and experience in S e r v ic e
that helps you get the resu lts you w ant at th e
right price. S erv ice first in planning the
w o rk — more service in selecting proper m a te
r ia ls — speedy serv ice in delivering the goods.
Y ou pay for the m aterials. T h e service
p a y s fo r its e lf in the larger volum e o f bu siness
it b rin g ! through super-satisfied cu sto m ers.
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T. 0 . CHARLES, Distributor
K E E P YOUU EY E ON T I1E IIEItALD WANT COLUMN
I hese Varieties me Standard with Sanford Growers.
I t w ill p a y y o u to
be one o f them.
WATER
T H O MA S O. BAKER, P h. D.
Analfllral and Con.alllag C h o m l . l - Prafaatl anal «r Nati r. l u , i . .
Kmt i l l an, R a t l i n Callrga, Ttarlda
S *', *t *
Prlrata Lab ar al or r «r llallln. <
Mr. T. O. Chart *.
Wlaler P a r k , h a . , Nat. Jik. l l u
Hanford, I la.,
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Dear Sir:
I bar e rampletrd ri rr f ol cheml ral a n . l . a l a oT Ike aarupl* »r
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ran brought mo oarlf tail week, anad k at a obtained Ike folloelnf i , „
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w 1.75 Onrt.
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Tree A m m o n i a _00 parla per million
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Albuminoid Ammonia______ „ _ T r i c i L
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The nbnrnro praMlrall, af f ree nnd albamlnald ammonia In lU. . . . . .
lie »err email amount of chlorine Indlcntee lie e i r e t l e n l a ud i t , for a . . V.iV.i
purpoeej. I . addl t l. n I. the g a . d . . . t i l * e h a r . c t e , l . t l c . i r ..pcrlo.
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» d e r . II ponaaaaen eperlal f eal ur re of much t i u , . C.perl . lt, tko.c „r
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nature aerellon and LOW degrao of htrdneei .
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Tho haclerloloslrit anatrat*. raeulllng la an a r e r a g e total count I. r .. .
oomplfu uT the water, of 1 bacteria per ceal.t and In finding no c l , ,
harmful bacteria. Tulip confirm It* good gualll, Indicated b, the C l l l - u i r . V
anal,.!..
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Ilf t he m t n , *atere of thin and other reglone that I hare a n . l , t r ,< | . . . .
feand none nuprrlor In ell good aunllllen la Ihnl of the " E l d t , Water."
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Youte e e i j renpectfullr,
( Si gned) THUS. It. IUKEU
■ ad a c c . p t n o Im itation
Big Boston Lettuce
Early Snowball Cauliflower
Charleston Wakefield Cabbage
Jersey Wakefield Cabbage
Detroit Dark Red Beet
Paris White Cos Rotnaine
Sanford Novelty
E L D E R SPRINGS
I
L ife is n b u r Je n w hen th e body
is racked w ith pain. E v ery th in g
w o rries and th e victim becom es
despondent nnd dow nhearted . T o
bring back th e su n sh in e take
<e
COMPANY
I
Tents, Awnings, Tarpaulins, Boat Tops
Ship Awnings, Covers, Bags and all kinds
of canvas articles to special orders, Light
and Heavy C anvas, Flags Bunting, Wag
on Umbrellas, Camp Furniture, Life
Preservers, Waterproofing, E tc.
t i : i. i : i 'H o n i :
HARD
on’t W ait
November 11-23, 1920
VULCANIZING
We also have the Buck Line of
GAS RANGES
2nd St. ami Oak Ave.
IN SUNSHINE OR STORM
Jacksonville Tent and Awning Co.
A NEW
The FLORENCE Automatic
P r o te c tio n and Comfort
Mail Orders Solicited
Buy (he Best that is made
Reduced Overhead Expense.
TL» Rid Ciuan iutaouuiy is ute nrst
thought of a community visited hy ca
lamity. With this In mind, It was de
termined by tho Executive Committee
In preparing the budget of 1010-20 to
have a fixed reserve fund from which
to draw In these Instances.
For assistance to soldiers, sailors
nnd marines in hospitals nnd In cntnps
this yenr Sl.OOonoo has been «et aside.
Four million two hundred thousand
doltnre has been appropriated for Im
provement of health and prevention
of dtsonie throughout (he United
Stales during tho current twelve
months. Tho Red Cross Is co-operat
ing fully with the United States Health
Service tn this work and through Its
Junior Red Cross Is doing much to
■prend among children the principles
of santtntlon. An appropriation of $1,*
000,000 hns been made for developing
tho pence time program of (he Red
Cross by service to Its chapters In alt
regions.
Tbe appropriation of $48,200,000 ts
exclusive of the loent expenditures of
the 3,000 or more chapters.
Admlnls'ratlcn expenses this year
will he $1 8Oft,000. Last year they
were $2,100 000.
Fourth Roll Call
Notice is hereby given to tho pub
lic, that the Geneva Bridge across the
St. Johns River, between Sanford and
Geneva, Fla., is now undergoing re
pairs, and is unsafe, and is closed to j
I the public travel, ami any person or J.
persona u s in j said bridge will pats •£■
at
their own risk, without liability +
|
of any kind accruing to Seminole
County.
L. A. Crumley, Chairman,
Board of Co. Comr's.
|4Semminolc County, Fla.
;J
A ttest: E , A. Douglass, Clerk. 4 -ltc
Ga.
OIL COOK STOVE
Mutt Pro tact United States.
This will enable the American Ued
Cross to continue Its humanitarian ef
fort to aid stricken peoples to re-estab
lish themselves, to fight the dlsesse epi
demics which threaten many countries
and to efTace largely the remaining
traces of tho blight left by the World
War. It Is regarded ns social as well
as physical sanitation on a large sculo
that will have a direct bearing on fu
ture conditions In America.
Central Europe, the chief Bufferer
from tho conflict, today Is facing an
other winter of famine, pestilence and
ruin. Typhus decreased much during
the summer months where lust winter
It had Its greatest stronghold, hut phy
sicians who investigated the situation
at the behest of tho League of lied
Cross Societies have given thetr un
qualified opinion that thU corning win
ter will see n recurrence on nn un
precedented scale.
Tho Bed Cross
feels It must continue preventive meas
ures abroad to keep this and other
deadly maladies from the United
BUtes.
Millions for Work at Home.
When tho dlsenso wns sweeping Con,tral Europe lust winter the American
Red Cross, with tho aid of tho govern
ments of afflicted nations, undertook the
.fight against It. Hospitals vrere estab
lished wherever possible and food nnd
.clothing wore distributed to the tin'demosrNicd populations, who by ren,'aon of their undernourishment were
,essy proy to the epidemics. Where
'disorganization contributed last year
to tho great Inroads made hy tho din•oaso, by virtue of Its knowledge of tho
idlMtse and the presence of well es•tabllshed hospital centers, the Ameri
ca n Red Cross this year will undertake
the werk with a now confldenre.
. Including the total of $11,000,000 In
■applies left from the last fiscal year,
the $.11,500,000 Is $21,000,000 less than
tbo expenditures for 1010 20.
Appropriations for domestic activi
ties total $10,700,000.
Tha largest Item of this ''homo'*
budget is $7,800,000 for rivtllnn relief
work. Thle Includes service nnd nsntstnnce for families of soldiers, sail
ors and marines, and work Incidental
to disaster. Of the total appropria
tion for civilian relief. $5,000,000 is
held In reserve for the carrying out of
actual disaster relief.
far workers to come and ask you
tf*r s renewnl of your memberiiltlp. Send In your dollar to the
nearest local rhnpter of the
American Red Cross. Welcome
tha opportunity and privilege of
repledglng your fellowship by
promptly answering the
NOTICE TO T H E PU BLIC
Jelks Goode, Eli Goode, end Laurt
Paine Jelks, Address, Ilnwkinsville
900,000 hava been mado has beea outIn the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial
lined for tha American Red Cross for
Circuit, Seminole County. Florida.
tho fiscal year, July 1, 192C, to July L,
In Chancery.
103L according to official announceanent by national headquarters of the
M. S. Jelks, Complainant, vs.
4rgaat|aU«a at Waahiogtoa. The flgT. M. Jelks, L. P. Jelks, ct al.
Suit to Quiet Title, Citation.
urrs £ r 1920-31 are 131,000,000 below
To Charles A. I.ove, Mary E. Love
thosa of 1910-20, In which P30.400.OX)
\V.
A. Jelks, Mol lie ithoden, Floridi
wea sp-ent.
Important among tho itatca of the
badjret for tho present year Is tho approprlatlon of 131,000,000 for relief In
IF YOU N EED
foreign ianda, which includes $11,000,000 la purchased soppllaa oa band and
met distributed.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, i 92o
T H E SANPOBD HERALD
1PAGK TEN
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OR SALE
Fourteen Acres of Hammock Land one half
mile south of Lake Monroe Station, on brick
roach Five Acres tiled, Flowing well and in
splendid shape for farming this season; has been
farmed several years and made bumper crops.
Four acres not tiled, but cleared and flowing
well. Has been cultivated several years.
hive acres partly cleared, but has never been
cultivated. Here is chance to get one of the
best Celery and Vegetable farms in the Monroe
section.
Cash or Can Make Terms
BELL BROS
OW NERS
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TI1E SANFORD IIERALD
ciicuiT cotraT, i r r o r r a j t o .
cibcvit . nr ahd rom beh*
inolx codhtt, tloxjda
n
Seminole
C*p f2 r vclghl
iu c h n n ^ L l"
-and and Colted, a corporonce a week
ce to the un-
ihlp 21, South o f Range 30 Eaet, run
thence North 780 feet, thence West
1167-°
thence Southerly 812 feet,
thence E ast 987.8 feet to the point
beginning.
It appearing from aswom bill of
complaint filed in this cause thnt you
1have or claim some interest in and
I the seal of to the land above described- there
on this 15th 'fore you, the said Emily C. Richnrt,
IJames It. Kichart, David T. RowleV,
A. Douglass I Ann Rowley, Y.’illinm H. Lee, Francis
Court, Sem i-.C . Lee, LouisaGriggs, Thomas Griggs
r Florida.
F. 11. Griggs, William Reddy, and
William C. Reddy and Charles XV.
r Complaint- Kline as Executors of the Last Will
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of William Reddy, are herby requir------------------ cd to be and nppenr before our said
Seventh Jud- Circuit Court, at tho Court House in
Sanford, Florida on the 1st day of
da, in Chine. D" - A- D- 192°- ■»* t^ c" ftn', ‘ h«r?
make answer to the bill of complaint
exhibited against you, otherwise n deCitation.
crce pro confesso will be entered.
And nil other persons or parties
Jam es B. clniming any right- title or interest
y, Ann Row- j in and to the property hereinnbovi
’rnneis Lee, described, by, through or under any
Griggs, F. of the above named parties, or othJy and Will- erwise, nro hereby required to be
es IV. K line,'and appear before our said Circuit
ill of Will- Court at the Court House in Sanford,
nknown; the Florida, on the 3rd day of January,
IX C1IAXCEBT
COLONY COMPANY.
a oaJff It* Laws of Uit SUU of
plalniM*.
onticn or publication
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n |-. I'trroll tod ......... Parrott hi*
,00*11* and . . . . . . Artrctt*. hi*
in I. lUwbtlck. and
hla
JtltSSdir, NelUe Sl-tandvr,
Oataadar. William AUiaodtr. Q»if*
dr it* hair* at law or Joaeph Ale*.
Sartat*1*, Ptorlda A Wnltrn
I* (Vtrl'anj, a corporation Ocdrr the
e niilt of 0-oTcta and the f .jt t
rl.u! n<*»rl It. Itam»*r and .........
. a wife. William I.. A. PHI*. Tru*
ii.iba 1 Bttla and her two daoghtrr*.
and Marr W. Kill*. Martha J.
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Kill*. Mary w. nil*, a. p.
gl*. M-rll* v. fur
lloortla Tarnell. hi* wife.
,fn»ll. Troale*
hlM
rrn.
Ilfofrt*
and the child*
id t*f * |*. rarnell andFarnell
Georgia Farnell. It.
a cf A.
Ilntler. hi* wife. II. IV
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hi. wife. S. W.
, n.i ............... Taylor hi* wife. Win.
............... Collier faU wife. A. P.
'.j';, “nJ ............... Farnell hie wife. Pantcl
............. Itlrh hla wife. Simeon W.
",nd' ............... Taylor hla wife, Lewi.
U*' , tlj ............... Horn* Me wife. Utularn*
I.iteway and ............... Petleway M* wife.
, ' I |lr*nrh and ............... ltranch hie wife.
n- Currie *nd Kale Currie hla wife, J . W.
t 'tn,| ............... IIum ht* wife, Warren I’.
re Ff.. and ............... Laramnre hi* wife.
Ignite and ............... V m i * * M* -If*. "*•
Lirtu-ote and ................Uratnw* hi* wife.
j'.a.rd. It*rry A. Hoord and ................ .
, i . i , »|fe. Will* lloord 1. I i nrun It*" and
I ray hl< wife, IV.W.Hell and . . . . . . . 11*1
*nd K. M. McNatt and lit* wife
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I,' .nearing from the amdaap. of Geo. J*
,|- agent of the Complainant In the
,, wilt, that It I* the belief of th* *at.t
.1 that the place* cf realdenr* of the atom
defendant* are unknown, that there l>
Vrw-n I'1 It* State of Florida the **rrlfe of
, upon whom would tdnd a*ld t>*
,nd that It la Ida le-llef that the eal t
are orer the ige of tnenty-on* jeara.
f.V >re, therefore, ordered to appear to the
• ,*? complaint Bled In **ld cam* on Mon
r tie let day of Norernher A. I'.. 1020, the
.. y.-in- * Itule l'*r of thl* Court.
X I-t I'l'itTIIKIt OlinniUU*. That thl* no, te i ntdlthe.1 for eight roneecnllce week*
v r Sanford Herald, a new.paper of general
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11 GAL \ I)U It U SIN G
ARE YOU INSURED?
O L L IN S C O L L E G E
On I.nke Virginia
Winter I’ark, Florida
IF NOT, S E E
W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y
AGENTS
General
In s u r a n c e
Florida
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BUICK
T
R U E to the Butck tradition of twenty year*,
the one feature Ruick engineers have partic
ularly sought to develop in the new Nineteen
Twenty O ne Ruick Scries is high utility value.
M U fc fll']!
A tided to their great service value are a beauty
of contour and appointment and a comfort of
movement and seating arrangement that appeal
to (he most particular
Buick primarily, however, is a car of action. Built
for business— built to stand up— is a well known
Butck feature. Business men will find the ucw
five piwrngrr tonring car a happy selection.
f11<fr*( i'oltrdr In HofM d
t nlrTiIr nil rtii nbi l<•n a I • Os-critic «ikm.il
Sperlai advantages in Muslr faeulty of nine , llnsine",
Hume Economics, Fine nnd Industrial krls and
Academy (10th. 11th & 12th grades
Thirty-sixih year opens September 20, 1920
E xicT O F Al’PLICATIOX FOR TAX DCLli
County, Florida, once a week for 8
week*, as to the known parties de
fendant, and once a week for twelve
weeks as to the unknown parties de
fendants.
Witness my hand nnd the senl of
said Circuit Court on this the 1-1 th
day of September A. D. 1920.
Seal
E. A. Douglass
Clerk of Circuit Court, Semi
nole County Florida.
Geo. A. DeCott:. ,
Solicitor and o Counsel for enmpiain-
You will find, in fact, when you investigate these
new models, that Buick capacity for hard, fast,
sure transportation is even greater than ever b e
fore. T h e high-powered, sure-working Buick
Valve-in-Hcad Nfofor is a feature of each of the
new models.
Standard course* leading to A. H. degree. Bre-profeselon:il coutm-)* in Medlct-nt1, law and Fnginctrlng.
A. tvmetaa*. Cletk of the **M
as-t tli* ***l f*f ■•I-t Iketi 0,1*
UMt A. t». HCn.
n. A. POITJT.ASS. ciflk
S*,llflt,-r* fuf CotnpIaltUht
PAGE ELEVEN
Back of it, reinforcing its high serviceability, in
suring the uninterrupted use of
your investment is Authorized
Butck Service rendered by a m
tion-widc organization.
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C K O l K i i : M O R C A N W A R D . D. D . , 1 1 . D.. I’ r c s .
ENERGIZER
For M an y U nm an
I ll s
Anri W i n s so that th e M onti Strontn Fun
N ourishm ent to Dorman*. 1
No M y stery
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No Im ncirn
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Complaintnnt,
urge K. Johnson, ct nl.
Thigpen, 1
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Citation.
foGt o. E. Jolinson, Win. Alexander
chanan, Lit|idntor of Florida Land
I Colonization Company, Limited
liquidated corporation of England,
.Stockholders of Florida Land
i Colonization Company Limited.
Iquidatcd corporation of England,
i to the unknown legatees, devis, and
grantees, claiming by,
eugh or under the above named
ties ami til any and ail other per* or parties whomsoever, claiming
right, title or interest in and to
Guaranteed 18 Months
t USED to bolloro.
jpair any make of B attery and guarantee it
six months. Also have a Rental Battery
m-RUm
vpimir nr exchange vours
T H E JUDGE nest door.
W O ULD P’J T mo la JaiL
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TH A solemn fr
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AND I really behaved.
WHEN HE was around.
Phone 189
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UNLESS THF
IS SMOKIN'
SMILE /
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T H E OTHER day.
All
For SEED BEDS and YOUNG PLANTS:
Florideal Special (5-8-2)
For GENERAL GARDEN VEGETABLES
Manatee Trucker (4-G-Ii)
Seminole Vegetable Grower (4-7-5)
Seminole Trucker (5-G-2)
Cut Catalogue describes ninny uthf*r Fronds. w
Ynri for
our Free Rook-t tinri Prift* Lint.
Full stock Fall Ftrtllfzt-rs, Innyticirics etr., on hand at
our Crunch Wnrahouse
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Mr. R. C. M AXW ELL, M gr.
W ILSON; & TOOMER
F E R T I L I Z E R COMPANY
Agricultural Building
I’M A little icarnd
OF THE stern old boy,
• * *
SO IN his office.
IDEAL FERTILIZERS
Wide range of materials and analyses.
formulas properly proportioned.
AND EVEN today.
NO SMOKING I
Jacksonville, Fla.
I HAD to w a i t
WANTED to am ok*
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JUDGE would got eoro
I took tho etianco,
LIT a clgarotlo,
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m
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of
exp ert
*n 1 skill in Cheatcrfiold's eJef
ruric Rih*I/ompttic blend, \ o t
Arc t he tobaccos of especially d
"election, but. in blending them
exy-erta h a v e o b t a i r ^ f l
rmoothness of flavor that*'
d o u t,!v..,ho p l c a i u r o u u a l c i n
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The additional warehouse facilities that we have just provided makes us better able to take care of our customers and insures that *
we will be able to make deliveries of all orders without delay.
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It will be our policv, as in the past, to carrv out our contracts and make deliveries on time regardless of the cost to us.
We carry a complete line of CRATE* M ATERIALS, NAILS, INSECTICIDES, FR U IT AND V EG ET A B LE W RAPPING PAPER
SEEDS, FER TILIZER S, and other Growers and Shippers Supplies.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Charles Perry, a well dressed. well
appearing young man and hailing
from Jacksonville, cashed a forged
:e cashier of the Atlan
check fro :
tic National Bank of Jacksonville and
landed in jail.
i+ 44+ 44 44^ 44 44 + »++4 4 4 4 4 4 4 444444+ 4 H t l l i U M
CONFEDERATES TO
MEET AT HOUSTON
On October 5 to S for Their
30th Annual Grand
Reunion.
S E R V IC E
We have contracted with the
R CO.. SanfordFla.. to’dowodT service on Hud
son and Essex. Effective
g e ji t .
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se rv ice o n
4 t h
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sax * so la
i
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l a i *-bl«r families. Houston t* reeerr-
return trip limit October 11
h:g
will be done bv the above con-
i
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rtCKTK Ol
a s before
; r t , a t * .-esldencee
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w;I1 :ik4 f*r* of
io.oc>.
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Bar examinations will he held ir.
Tallahassee about the middle of Oc:■ Ver, commencing or. Tuesday, Oc
tober 19.
-------------v-----------Florida’s sweet potato crop is forecasted at 4,317,000 bushels, and the
State's peanut crop a: 4.317,000 bush
els.
Cary H. Hardee. Governor-elect,
will speak in the Duval theatre in
Jacksonville on Wednesday, Septem
ber JJnd. His subject has :o do with
th e registration of women.
-------------x -----------George W. P erry , sexton of Evergrter. cemetery at Gainesville, was
badly injured by the explosion of dy
namite or. F rid ay while in the act of
blowing up soem stump* in the ceme
tery.
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-t* cr* -*• exposition in th*
U T U I S CKO!’ REPO RT
FROM F IE L D
terminals, day and night, to
srp i t,a duty at ra c e oi
: *v o
S T A T E NEWS
Thou*-
T U lan d s will go cn to the Dallas Slate
Housing solicitors are getting pledges Southwest. ■»
ht* year will show
j f house room for 50.» 0 paying s*-;*r than «■>: the resource) a:»d
carried
f '**'-*
- r - i : ret# asked Is J1
Of the mes* l a l - e l o f state
1
7 * r person. * t s r « n o w c o r e
,n the union. T*x*s
This fair begin*
occupy a room B *-ak f*ft. where fur- O 'ober > and »nds October !* Th#
SS. w h o fo r m e r ly
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4 a * i^4 * Ten ;n f round trip fare from Houston is SIS S3
. , ,
, —**- *5 c e a ’ s These prices are deThe cn*-c*nt rat# ta granted only to
l i U u SOn a n d Signed to co»er the cost of s c c c n > member* of the U C V„ 5. C V, the
b e - * t:c= =ot to make profit.
Vesicria! As sects tic n and their Im
now
,
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n t
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*rt’i#'.ng in me city, visitor* will meo:*;#
mediate i*a<uH.
families uu
cn presentation u
of
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at
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at
the
railroad
beatification
certlficat*#
Hundred
deeds
ano t I
lied
jr e ,- . w .lT i? v m L w d e « il c h a r g e
o i t h e ' u ” 0::* *
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^ i g m c i . St camp* of Son. are being organti*.
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wac » » i.. „*n l-d a card listing th# ts-*c
l*iiy lato afford
especially
afturd the
tha chance
chance to
to etel
etatt
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th is adir#»». tne car line which lead* to ' * v u uc cent a mil* Iran*portatloo.
distance from th* car line, rate*
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TH0^ ^ t i v . 'and **1I also c u e it.
snd r » cm arrangements a su-T.clenk
corn.
c o m p .etc
* bo?s" win Sleep oa mattresses, ' JKW.OOO boxts fo r last season.
spread down oo t +* fUwrs Stnc*
FLEM ING.
South Texas enjoys straw bat vsather
Field Agent
n-ua'on. Tei —Houston throw, w i;*
tie gates to the South for the 3Jih
Ar.n isl Confederal• Reunion, October
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Three orcanlaat
meet *a
Houetoo that « e e *
-#u Conft derate Veteran.* m ,« : ;j r -w# uurteenth time. October ! to i The Son*
cf 'rnfederatd Veterans hold their
Idth annual reunlcn and th* Ccnf«d•rated Southern Memorial Association
bold* It* 11s: annual ccn*entlon
(X ic b e r S to l
Houston !i preparing for 10.900 veteras* and 45.040 other visitors
On* thousand aged and feeble e*terans
be cared for as guest* la
Houston home*
Th * o'.h.ci win not
“ T4 in cam ; as In most preriou* r*union*
Icitead. they will be billeted
In schools and downtown q-uarter*. at
they w«r* In Tulsa and In Mem phi*.
The war department** refusal of cots
and blankets for a camp, became of a
resolution passed by Cccgrei* grant
ing tents but falling to mention other
equipment, cauitd the change of plan
Veterans will be housed more com
fortably. if less picturesquely, than
they would be In * camp, and will b*
U f * from bid » e » t !i* r Hew*,*?, only
smiling sales sad golden Texas sun
shine are to be expected for reunion
week
J or the member, 0 » nh Soa* of Vetscans and th# Memorial Astodatloa
Announcing;
theChangeof
SSEX
City Auditorium, - t - l c i u official peas: years w ith a slight decrease in
Headquarter* a medical aid itauoa. number of b e a rin g trees as a result
and tvo comfort station, vill ba ®f
severe storm of several years
haadj. on the same tract.
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T t * telecast billeta - t i l be eboeea The government s report from C ali.
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forma forecasts for the coming sea
for their nearness to the headquarter* Jon a production of 1S.000.W3 box**
and t ie mess «*tabl:ifcai*at Tbe 0 e oranges, compared with about 14
up to the last of October, there will
be no danger of catching cold
ready
So much for t i e necessities of living
during the reunion
Regaried as a
spectacle this promisee to be one of
the mo-»t striking e»er held Decoratlohs outdoing * » * t the famous 11*;~*j at Tulsa are twine pul up by the
same decorators
Slaty city blocka
will be decorated.
The annua! reunion of the Confedera:* organisations la the South's moat
brtillant scclal event.
Hcastoa appreciatlnt this, has mapped out a
sort*! program f^r : u gweits that laeludes A general reception Tuesday,
0:'.ob«r 4. to ‘ ge^ acquainted,* la
hearty Texas faih;;n
Nine brilliant reception* and teaa
cf official rank, beside* deism of
prira:# fmctScm
The usual grand ball oi th* B. C. V.
am: another for the S C V
Autcmobll* drive* c u r th* rtiy and
a trip to th* fatssus Hcatton Ship
Channel and Turning Basin, "where
IT railroads meet th* sea."
"Memories cf Dixie." a seng and
dance resue of the Old South and th*
New, will be presented as a coapllm-nt to slsltors A cast a t 10 singers
and dancers will portray Ilf* In th*
South, from "befo d# wah' to th*
present dsy. slnctug in eaet seer.# th*
songs that * t r e popular at that time.
With the Itr* oc* cent a mil* from
any p-nnt la the Confederacy. Houston
expect* thousands to take advantage
cf th* reunlcn to see Texas before th*
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AGENTS
th# thrhanl.e the Lnccm.ng crowd*. **en
l h o . ; i : .ring t_e Is hour* just before
Abe i l. rtda citrus crop
lor .hv
th# r- n n
« a train -eery e.ght ce» t f .g season is estimated at thtr„
fw?’
art/4 aa hul*
tc«n ar.d
half ntilllAFI
million boxes.
ZLiZMiti 11 txpect^i l o UAlo«d
Of :k :s total approximately s,5d'
Bv W. E. WALTHALL
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AZmZ —r-ili i ; t frt# l o MV* » j boxes will be oranges and 5,WO,
r im
00*> boxes grapefruit.
s . * » a r i i.
Pickens, who for
crar.g# crop of th# state show.
5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 + 4 4 »**eu y
. - i * led th* bo/*." 1* on ed a condition of irJ porcen*. of nor
the job a.a ia .
a c * » » aitchen. a mal or. September i. th# highest fig .
dining hal »nd a sandwich and hot ure reported cn tms date in some
4 4 4 4 V4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4-C-C-4-:* 4 4 -t
ccfde* stan d. art b*tn i bull! on a ra- years.
Trees are in excellent condition
eant s;ua.-e Just
r .l i c k s from the
W althall Motor Co.
fruited and the fru it is well de'eiop^-d. I’roipevti are sro^o for a
heavy production with normal con
ditions fi.r the balance o f the growing
season.
^Prc-ducttcr. is estimated a: about
$.500,000 boxes, corr.parv-d with 7,500
•»3 boxes last season.
No seperate estimate for Tanger
ines can be undertaken by this of
fice, but reports indicate that th,
heaviest crop ever grown in the state
is new cr. the trees.
Condition of grapefruit was 75 pe:
cent of normal on Sept. 1. a fira n
ten points under condition at thb
time last year.
It is generally conceded that pro
duction will be less than last year’s
by a considerable amount dependent
cn growing conditions for the rest
of the season.
The trees as a whole have a light
crop of fruit on them, but it is In
g o c J condition, well developed and
should run to large «i:es.
Production is estimated at abnut
5X00,000 boxes, as compared with 5.Cs>3.000 boxes last seasen.
Prodoeti n of limes will vary very
little from. !a«t *eas-Dr..
Production is below th# average o
.p ast y ea's, with a slight dreaeselra
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BEST FOR HOME SHTNES-SAVE THE LEATHER
THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
Especially Equipped For
CUSTOM AUTO BODY WORK
Limousine Bodies a Specialty
We solicit Trade from all parts of Florida.
work Guaranteed.
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This process toughens the rubber so that it is unusually wearresisting. Gillette tires are notably free from tread and fabric
reparation.
The Gillette Chilled Rubber Process makes rubber im
pervious to heat or cold. The Gillcte tread is black; the side
walls are cream. The ribbed skid tread of the Gillette is built
up higher and thicker than on other ribbed tread tires.
We Make All Adjustments Here
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PACE TH IRTEEN
T H E H ERA LD ’S
Weekly
Guide to Bargains
These Live Business Houses
are asking for a share of your
pr.tronage, and it will pay you
to carefully read c a c h e d .
PRICES AR E DROPPING
ColumbuB, 0., Sept. 27.—The firs:
commodities to hit the toooggan here
were dry goods nml building mater
ials. Ginghams, wholesale dropped
*J1 per centi last week, while perrale;
and madras arc off .22 per cent.
New York, Sept. 27.—Ilmmered by
strong hear attack, prices on the stock
exchange hit new lows for thp day.
During the third hour wild rUmori*
of the banking sitlatiou in Boston
flew about the floor.
Chocago, Sept, 27.— A general
iiuuctiori in retail food costs is fore
cast by Sol Wcsterfeld, president of
the Retail Grocer’s Association. Westcrfcld declared that all food prices
except eggs and butter are scheduled
,for u continued decline, due, he said
to the refusal of banks to lend mon
ey to specuators. lie declared this
caused producers to unlond theii
stocks at lower prices. The.reduc
tion, according! to; Westerfcld, has
already begun.
P E R POUND
Brown's Market
Hr.w nwret ami grxclmj*. oven tn common
opeeeh.
In th at rtno
r»y!
Out of the High Rent District
and we give our customers the benefit of this saving.
We handle the very best
We ask a Trial and Guarantee Satisfaction
PROMPT D ELIV ER Y
415 Sanford Ave
The City Market
Western and Florida Meats
Staple and Fancy Groceries
S P E C IA L S
lb. Get All You Want
• 60c p
k. S W E E T P O T A T O E S • 60c pk.
SU G A R 19c
Q U IC K D E L IV E R Y
We have the best Delivery Service in the City. Give us
your Meat and Grocery Order. We can Please You
P h o n e s 106 and 4 9 3
Fish Dali* Daked.
Take one cupful of cooked rice nnd
one cupful of linked cooked llsh, otic
egg well henten, a tnldonponnful of
strong c h e e s e , a tenspmmfiil of lemon
Juice, and anil nnd pepper to taste.
Form Into balls, plore In a buttered
pun and bake a delicate brown. Serve
with slices of buttered toast.
Salmon Salad.
Any bits of left over salmon, If mixed
with coconut, nddlng n few string
beans or chopped pickle nnd any good
dressing, make an appetizing salad.
Use lettuce as a border or garnish to
the platter of salad.
Drown Oetty.
Flare nltcmntn layers of chopped
Juicy apples, with bread crumbs. In a
buttered baking dish, having the
crumbs at the bottom. Add cinnamon
or nutmeg with a little brown sugar
and hits of butler over each layer. Fin
ish with crumbs and bake for an hour,
covering the dish at flrst. Serve with
a hard sauce.
t C o p y r t c h t . H I 9 , W » » i « rn
r ooiu in
Seven lake steamers started yes
terday for Michigan ports loaded
with fruits to ho sold on the public
markets.
FOR SA L E —Good milk cow. Apply
to J . 1L Estridge, Mcllonvillc, ave
nue.
4-dtp
Would be no better bargain than we are offering.
No. 7 High Grade, $15.60
2 Burner Oil Stoves, $21.00
—J a m e a T. Fi el d.
Florida
Sanford
Full Line of
'
S i n be.
Sour Cream Filling.
For n layer cake, take thick sour
cream—not too sour—whip and add
chopped raisins and a few coarsely
minced nuts, a little powdered sugar;
mix all together, add a few drop* ot
any Havering extract and spread over
the cake. Sour cronm cooked with
eipnil parts of brown »ugnr until tlilek.
to which Is added n few nuts, makes
a most delicious cake Ailing nml frost
ing. Sour cream may lm used In any
snlnd dressing which cnlls for sweet
cream, making n dressing equally good.
Most ladled dressings, as well as may
onnaise. are Improved hy th« addition
What is the biggest poultry prob
of cream : sour crenm whips ns well
as sweet and takes the place of sweet lem for Florida for the next twelve
months? Dr. N. \V. Sanborn, poultry
crenm.
specialist at the University of Florida
W a lt h a ll & E s t r id g e , P r o p s .
IRISH P O T A T O E S
Whrtl*»nm« as air and ganUI ox the light.
Welcome In every clime aa breath of flow•ra
i l tranemutea aliens Into truatlng friend*.
And Klvea lit. owner pasaport round tho
What to Do With Leftover*.
One of the ways of disponing of left
overs Is not to have any; hut even In
the best-managed households there Is
bound to he some foods left over. Wo
do not wish to he niggardly, nor yet
no profuse In our providing that there
Is any great amount of food left over.
A small dish of corn which has been
nerved as a vegetable may appear
again In the form of a few frltlers as
n garnish f»r :t dish of chicken which
was Just enoiif’
< ..c around. The
corn Is n a v i .. ami the chicken la thus
-milk-lent.
Florida and W estern
Porkj Beef, M utton, V eal,
S ausage, and all packing
house products
Phone 122
which men call Court-
Special on Stoves.
when asked this question unawtred:
"The production of enough eggs am!
frying chickens to meet the demand
for the next twelve months.”
He snys that the farmers and town
lot owners arc eating more eggs and
chicken than ever before. This has
ben brought nlmtit because of the
scarcity of beef and pork products.
Our present number of chickens Is
too smnl for the tables of poultry
keepers, much less for meting the de
mands made hy tourists and other
visitors. The Florida average of 10
1 ~**,n cn csrh ^•**'»**
{tHHlofnint^
Wherein lies relief?
The agricultural extension divisiot
of the University of Florida has de
cided that every farm in the state
should have 7.r> laying hens. Encour
agement is being given to non Itry
raisers. This division hns already issued three helpful bulletins on this
subject. One hns to do with general
mthods of inernxing profitnhl poul
try, another with feed and pastures,
ami the other answers 211 questions
usually asked by poullrymcn. Any
or all of these can he had by writing
.to tin; Agricultural Extension Divis
ion, Gninesville, Fin.
Delegates from the twelve Rotary
Clubs in Florida probably will assem
ble in Jacksonville and leave that city
in a body to attend the Georgia-Floridn-Alabamn Rotary Convention at
Americus Georgia., September 211, ac
cording to plans made hy Frank C.
Groover, of the Jacksonville club.
Special accomodations on the Semi
nole limited will he arrnnged over the
A. C. L. leaving Jacksonville at 10
o’clock on the night of Ceptember 22,
ami returning on September 24.
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FOR SA L E —Canary birds, sing-
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P u ll
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fore 4 p. m. II. E. Major, Florida
Sanitarium, Formosa- Fla.
5-3tp.
BA TTERY TROUBLES ure ended
when you install in your car an "E X IDK” Battery. "TH E GIANT THAI
LIVES IN A BOX." One of the
world’s strongest Batteries.
Ray
Brothers, Distributors. Phone 442,
Old Ford Garage, Sanford, Fla. fi-4t-i
It will pay you to look before you buy
No. 8 Same Quality, $20.85
3 Burner Oil Stoves, $26.25
Our Sale still continues until all goods are gone.
Our Loss is Your Gain
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PAGE FOURTEEN
Rock Lime
in b a r r e ls
Hydrate Lime
in s a c k s
Nursery Stakes
Pine
A mysterious yacht has been sighted of the west coast, and! sthought j f *
dodger is aboard, as there hnve b e e n jy
various incidents to confirm such a j ♦%
suspicion.
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The Jacksonville Auto Club is bending every energy to aid in having thhe
Jncksonvillo-Waycrosa strech on the J
Dixie Highwny put in excellent con-1
dition before the tourist season. There ’
is a general realization thnt the trav elj X
this year will be unusnlly heavy.
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In the C l^ u i* r «urt, Seventh Judlrta 1 t
Circuit, Seminole County, Florida.
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Bought the New C ar.
Did Y ou ?
T nut means you want a dsiiuy new gaicige to House it in, some
thing convenient, yet attractive enough to be a real addition to your
property.
M. S. Jelk s, Complainant, vs.
T. XI. Jelks, L. P. Jelks, ct nl.
A double g arag e may prove an excellent in
To all parties claiming an intcres' T
as heirs, devisees, legatees, grantee?
vestment. The cost is only a little more than
of, by, through or under, Augustus P
f
for a single g arag e, and the extra rent will soon
Farneli, Georgia V. Farneli, Dowel. ♦ >
Rhode, A. Atkinson, Nacy E. Farneli
pay for the entire building.
J . 0 . Jelks, as an individual or trus
tec, Oliver Jelks, John J . Jelk s, Tcmn
perance O. Jelks, Jos. O. Jelks, W. A ?
W e carry a complete line of Building material and also a complete
Roland, William L. A. Ellis, Edwin A T
Jelks, W. L. Uranch, W. II. Leonard
stock of Yellow Pine Lumber, therefore we are in a position to furnish
L. G. Starbuck, and J . I). Leonard, de
ceased, them and nny of them, or oth f
you with everything from the Pillars to the Roofing.
erwise, whether known or unknown ❖
and all other parties claiming an in ❖
Come in and talk it over today, without obligation, of course.
tcrest in nny wise in and to the fol
lowing described property in Seminoh ❖
County, Florida, to-wit:
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All of SW 1-4 of NE 1-4, section 0,
less 1 acre known as No. 5, G. 0 . But
ler’s survey) nnd niso begin at ccntct
f
section 9, run west 1 1-2 ch. north 5 v
ch. E 1 1-2 ch. S 5 ch. nnd also on< ♦♦♦
ncrc in section 0, to commence at a
T in ; H O U SE O F SERVICE AND PRICE
point 9.10 ch. south of NW cor. NW
1-4 of S E 1-4 run E 1.27 ch. thence F
70 degrees, 45 minutes, cast 5.30 ch
South 24 degrees, west 1.73 ch. thenci
north 73 degrees 45 minutes, west 5.61
eh. north 1.33 ch., nnd also in sectior
9 to commence at a point as follows
Front the NW cor. of NW 1-4 of SF
1-4, run south 10.48 ch., thence soutl
A v r r r t t e Kl* m »fr, Wtlllam A
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cli th at this order he published in Th- A jeiar.f!* * . NVlllr . William A En-iurV, UtiU|.n.| ............... f . ; u< «lf». w. w. i, „
nr.d from this point of beginning rut Sanford Herald, n newspaper, once a W il lia m A k u t w l i r . . . . . rr- A i . -I t . I t - I . I M . , ............... M r X . l t >1. i*tl ff e. ., ;«rf r*tLena tie • V
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f«*r M utMa J. fTYII• nn*l I r r t •• -Sa*lct trr*
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also thnt tract o f land in section 9. August, 1920. ^ E. A. Douglass,
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COUNTY. FLORIDA.
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It !• fu rt h e r ordered that ti ll r.o!lre t .
10; all in township 21, south range 31 ilf ile r »lir h w « * f tt r S t a l e o f OMo. c«»rj«*r*f |mm \ P e tte w a r i q *I
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ed to be and appear to tile bill of
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w ife . A . PtU'Jee t o d .........
Purd»e I N w ife
l i t h day o f Au fu » t. A . I*. 1IC«.
ro. ipinint tiled herein against you h; «’ l r f rja ln ant* *r.*| nl! partlen rlatvnln^
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XL S. Jelks, on Monday, Novcmbe; IrM irr**®!
cltrM e ill* wife , «♦
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w if e . K a t e |Ue>rd. lU r r y A. IW»*rd an*!................ t**fi* L Cl!e«, Mvlldtora for Co mt-Ulna id
1st. 1920, an*l it is further orderci’ I 'a r f i't f I !• n |fe . Arc!* A v r r e t t e a n * ! ...........
|to* rd ! !• w i f e . W l l U p.i« rd. I.. l eru.in I*ay m : ic
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Phone 36 for Prices
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Hill Lumber Co.
Corner 3rd and Myrtle
FOURTH
RED CROSS
no LL CALL
Phone 135
1 hi* "Ori-nli-st Mother" ronrept which «.m xlttuitllrrd in tho fntnon* nrt
poulfr used by the American Ited Cross In Its Reran4 war funi) campaign
naa had Ifh symbolism adapted to the Ited Pros* works of the post-war era
tm l will Illuminate the main poster to be used In the Fourth lloll Call Novem
ber 11-25. This adaptation will hear the title ,,Ktlll the Creates! Mother In
the World ' Fseryone Is familiar wrth the original ‘H ie Createat Mother In
the World," the efTertlveness of which has been shown In purt by the fact
that It has furnished u synonym for lied Cross that has come to almost u
household term. More than any other symbol, except the red cross Itself, the
public has made It the trademark of the American Ited Cross.
U. S. RELIEF BOARD SWAMPED
Several of Its Officers and Men Have
Died, Among Them One In Charge
at Tarnopol— Shortage
of Supplies.
were 1,.'t 10,0)0 known cases of typhus
In bolshevik Itussin mid ihut mmlltlnns this year an* worse than last
year, Ho estimates that there ttr«
now at least ‘J.OD.oon ruses In Pussln.
The soviet government lias almost no
facilities for controlling the disease
ami comparatively few physicians are
available to care for the sick.
In
con«»s|iienco the percent nee of deaths
Is now enormous, ('zorhnwltz says.
Usually Follows War.
Such an epidemic as the present ono
nlnioMt inevitably f o l l o w s a period o f
war In central K u r o p o . it is t o he a t
tributed t o l u s i i l l l i h u t food supplies,
weal;etiIni: the resistance o f the peo
ple, and to lack o f clothing, frequently
making cleanliness dllllcult even for
the moderately well-to-do ami Impos
sible for tho poor.
A common assertion Is that typhus
Is a s sweat a menace to social quiet
ns bolshevism. Hut competent observ
ers here do not believe this. The peoI1*® of «,1,H Imrt " f »h‘* world. «»>cy
argue, have conic through centuries
to accept the peril of typhus as an unw apn h le concomitant of life,
L‘v r *
thinly from Poles one hears little out
cry at present conditions; It Is only
those who Imvo known Western civil(ration who lire shocked by the spread
and virulence of the disease.
The Polish cabinet lias reached no
decision on the proposal to quaran
tine the country and It Is hoped Hint
suspension of the railroad service for
two weeks, because of the coal crisis,
inny have n fnvomldc effect upon tha
typhus situation, which could never
hnve attained the proportions It has
If travel bad been supervised and rv
strlcted n month ago.
Warsaw.—General Folium's I’ kralnInn government, which, despite Its
amazing weakness, r* mains the near
est approach to organized authority
flint exists between the Fast Ciillclnn
frontier and flu* Dnieper, hns sent Its
minister of public works, Mr. Itezulku
tn Wnrsaw to npl**nt for assistance In
lighting fla> Incredible typhus condi
tions In the I’ctlurn country. He reporfs Hint 10,000 men, the remnants of
IVMlum’s Uknilnlnn force, have been
stricken with tho disease and that tho
IK),000 men of tho Knit (Inllclan army,
commanded by Pavlenko, who from
tlmo to time huvo co-operated with
Folium, ore In an almost equally had
Plight.
About half the rases
cases hnvn
Imvo
proved fatal.
Hands Are Occupied
It la virtually certain that the Poles
will not he able to give assistance to
the Ukrainians because their hands
nre more than occupied tn romhntlng
spread of the disease In Poland.
Thero Is some typhus In Warsaw—
5,000 cases iierhnps; Hvlnsk, recently
captured from the liolshevlkl. Is In an
nppnlllng condition; the epidemic tins
Hwrpt In virulent form as far west as
Cracow, where the normal activities
are half paralyzed; In most of the vil
lages on the eastern frontiers more
than half the Inhabitants nre sick and
there Is n disturbing amount of typhus
In the nrmy. When* 20 fumigating ma
chines nre needed, the Poles have o n e;
where a gallon of carbolic add Is re C U R E F O R
P L A N T D IS E A S E ?
quired they have n gill.
T h e American typhus commission, Botanists at Cambridge University
which, with 5,000 men nnd '5 0 officer**,
England, Claim to Make Vegeta.
came here last summer to prepare to
Hon Immune.
COtnhnt the disease tills winter, hns
been overwhelmed; even the vast kuj >Cambridge,
Knglnnd.— Cnmhrldgs
plles the commission brought hnve university botanists clnltn Hint It li
proved Insufficient.
Bevcrnl officers now possible to breed disease-proof
nnd men of the commission have died. plants.
Including a colonel who was In charge
A special body of Investigators who
the work at Tarnopol. Ho there la have been devoting themselves to the
small prospect that Petlurn can find practical testing of the Mendellan he
nny help here.
redity law a re engnged In Immunizing
Reliable reports Indicate that soviet wheat, oats, barley, potntoes and roots,
Russia Is being devastated by tho dis the results o f which will lie shown In
ease. In the recent exchange of pris the summer to a distinguished assem
oners between the Poles and the liol- bly of medical men.
The "p lan t doctors," ns they artshcvlkl, there arrived here a Doctor
Czochowllz, who over a year ago was railed, have already succeeded In
Impressed Into the bolshevik aervlca breeding n new wheat known ns "yets
as a sanitary expert nnd assigned to man" which lias yielded 12 quarters
(he work of dealing with typhus. IIo (W1 bushels) to the acre-— three times
tjirjt In March of last yenr there an ordinary crop.
qJ N a m e
and B r a n d to T r u s t
T H E N A M E of Goodrich, branded
on automobile tires, is itself a cer
tification of the very utmost in tire
satisfaction.
Stamped upon millions of tires, it
has stood and today stands respon
sible for their superior quality and
c p rv irp .
8000 Miles for Silvertown Cords,
6000 Miles for Fabric Tires, is an
adjustment basis maintained only .
by virtue of persistent high quality
reflected in the big mileage which
Goodrich Tires deliver.
m
Goodrich Tires’
"
Best in the Long R uu
”
cAdjustment ‘Basis: Silvertown Cords, 8000 Miles
* Fabric Tires, 6000 Miles
H. L. HAIGHT
SALES AND S E R V IC E C O M P A N Y
Corner C o m m e r c ia l and P a rk --O p p o s !tc Hotel Vald ez
�F R ID A Y ,
OCTO BER
1,
1920
T H E SA N FO R D
FINAL DISCHARGE
Moroccan Spanish Jswa.
One o f those historic blta stranger
than fiction, and one which contains
the note of poetic Justice too often
lacking In ordinary experience. |* the
recent Issue*; rat Ion of nit effort upm;
the part of Spnln to nationalise nnd
rehabilitate the Jews of Morocco. The
t ic - o ' ^psln himself Is at the hemt
of the movement, being chief of the
honomry presidents and being sec
onded by many of the most prominent
statesmen of nil parties. After three
centuries of ostracism the Jews are to
tie oillclally Invites! to return, as It
were, nnd to resume their position In
evolution of the land.
In Court of County Judge, Seminole
County, State of Florida.
In re Estate of Augustin Storemen,
tiecea ju*J,
Notice is hereby given, to nil whom
it may concern, that on the Fifteenth
day of November A. TV 15)20 wn *hal!
ay ply to the .{unorablc E. F. llousholder, Judge of said Court, ns Judge
of Probate, for our final discharge ns
Executor of the estate of Augustin
Storemen deceased; and that at the
same time we will present our final
accounts as Executor of said estate,
and nsk for their approval.
Dated September 2nd, A. D. 1920.
Orlando Rank & Trust Company,
Executor.
FOR SALFi— Single wagon cheapRobinson A- Bridges.
also two heifer calves two years old
Attorneys for Executor
A. H. Stone, Cameron avenue.
C-3tp
------------ x------------ Anyone desiring to take one 01
more young Indy teachers to board
Notico
brr#t<7 * l i * n U n i «*, th# a a l i r
t t j , ,<17 ,*r#mli#.t m l
during the school year is kindly re iliar.1, 1
lin lota a m f;..ritl,> a un,W th# aim#
quested to n o tify Supt. T. W. Lnwtoi uo fu rw
i i a y n e s a n d t i A T t i r r . r s tb# purp.*#*
at the court house.
l i t forth BB-lrr th# prot«**#<l irtl<-|#< of lu
—Get your Scratch Pads from Tho
Herald—by the pound— 15c.
*^ri->rittoa birrantn in n «t*d , th# ,>ygait ,0
Bhlch ti oow on fit# wtit* It,# s#,-r#tirr ,,f
St#t# i t TitlihiM ##, P io rtli tb it *,# int»'vt
to md will ipplp to th# llo ao n t)# st.ln#*
J. t 'l t t i . D o m to r of r t o r lli. it Tillibi*#^#
rlo rtd i. on tb# n t h d ip of 0#tot*rr. A. I'
IW I. for l»tt# n p itm t upon n i l irtlcl## of
lno*rt»>ritloa
Mil to lh* klghe,t bidder f ir ce»t* Si)
of commercial fr o n tie r . n o s |.»d#d In l'. ,<y’*
A S t. P. Car No. T rtlsn ,o.| I’e n u lr a a l,
U n ci Car No. 31M I2. i t * tn r # fJ. rim Ida at
feint door of thf court toil*# i t Sanford.
Florida, on thr :7th dap o f 8#pt»Bib*r. A. tv
!!*?>. i t IS o'clock on n i l Jap .
E. E. R R A PY ,
Sh eriff r.r#unol« itountp. flo rid *
S ite
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
W. M. H A Y NIK
In the Circuit Court of Seminole
County- Florida.
In Chancery.
Hoskins Jones,
Complainant,
vs.
Citation.
Charles N. Morrin, ct al.
To Charles N. Morrin and the un
known heirs, legatees devisees, grant
ees or other claimants under the said
Charles N. Morrin, and to any and
all other persona or parties claiming
any interest in nnd to the following
described land situated, lying and be
ing in the County o f Seminole and
State of Florida, more particularlly
described as follows, tovvit:— Lot 8
and Lot 9, less the South 23.0 feet of
said lot 9. of Block 0, of Tier 3, of
Sanford, Floridu, according to E. It.
Trafford's map of Sanford, Florida.
It appearing from the sworn Bill
of Complaint filed in this cause
against you, that you have or claim
some interest in and to the lands here
in above described.
Therefore* you, the said Charles N.
.Morrin are hereby required to be nnd
appear before our said Circuit Court
at the Court House in Sanford, Flor
ida. on the 1st day of December 1920,
and then and there make answer to
the Itil! of Complaint exhibited gainst
you, otherwise, n Deere# Pro Confesso
will be entered against you. And all
•tiier persons or parties claiming any
right, title or interest in nnd to prop
erty herein nbove described, under,
by or through the above named defen
dant, or otherwise are hereby required
t i be and npenr before cu r said Ciruit Court nt the Court House,, in
Sanford, Florida on the 3rd day of
January A. D. 1921, nnd then nnd
there make answer to the Bill of Com
plaint filed against you. Otherwise,
a Decree Pro Confesso will be en
tered against nil unknown parties de
fendant.
It is ordered that this Citation be
published iti theSanford Herald a
newspaper published in Seminole
<'aunty, Florida- once a week for 8
weeks ns notice to Chnrles N. Morrin,
and onco a week for twelve weeks ns
notice to the unknown parties defend
ant.
Witness my hand and the seal of
the said Circuit Court on this 14 th
day nf Sept., A. D. 1920.
Seal.
E. A. Pouglnss
Clerk Circuit Courj. Scmir.■>!■• County, Florida.
George A. DcCottes,
Solicitor and of Counsel for complain
ar.t
5-13tc.
Ir > ikirl of
a u n t) Ju iif# S r mi not# C Mini).
H it# of I,a r id # .
I r# K » u t# ol
l> *r V. St# n «tro m
‘•itl#» i , h#r#b)' xl»#n, to all -h o rn It
rr' #in##rn. th a t on lh# 2nd d ay ol llr to h-r
tl 1 5 2 0 I .h a ll apply t*> th# Honorald#
y. llm *« b o b l*r, Ju d e# ol * * l't C o u rt, »*
<* *f 1'rn h a t# (nr rny linal i l l i r h i i t # m
• t •nlnlatritrix
lh » # ,la t# of tv r r V.
•'.rim , d r r r a .r d , and th a t a t th a t tlm# I
•
p r# *.nl lo ..ilil C ourt my lln al a cco u n t*
•- V lm in la lra trU id *ald #«tal#. and a«k tor
1
r m p ro v a l.
(*»:#•! J u ly 2 9 th . A. I> I'e.'O.
ItO S.Y L S T K N S T I t o M H C M P H U K Y
Otc
Ad m tn M ratri i .
u a tu tr
court
or
slminoll
cou ati
Notice is hereby given to the pub
Z. It R A T L trr.
NEVA A. I t i V N ' O
lic, that the Titusville Bridge, over
i*nDt*osr.t» r i t A u rr.it o r t h e it a i m s a
the St. Johns River, between Geneva,
R A T I.II'P COMPANY
W -. th# an l«r,lrn#d. b#r#b7 i#*clat* oor,#|i*. and Mims Fla., is now undergoing re
tol#th#f for tb# purffl## of t*##nndhx ,a la
pairs, nnd is unsafe, and is closed tn
corporitlon and#r th# l i n , of tb# S lit# of
Klortdi ti# »a*t'ind#r th# pr>#l»l ,n* of
n,.. the public travel, nnd any person tu
i t i l a t r i o f ,il,|
m l# proildfd for lh# pro persons using said Bridge will pass
motion. tUtdltl##, right# pft»tl#g#«
and Itn at their own risk, without liability of
manttl## of r**r|#*ratlona for r>r>ei»
ARTICLE I. Tl»# nim# of tbl* oirporill.xi any kind accruing to Seminole Coun
■hilt t-* HAYNES A ItA TI.H T md lh# bait ty.
n#t» 1I111 t# rirrl#*l on In th# C ltr of Sin
I* A. II rum ley. Chairman,
ford. Count7 of S#mln»l#. 11,011». md i t n d i
Board of Co. Comr's.
*ith#r |ttii'#« In th# .tat# of Cbolda and In tv
l*nlt#-t Slat# , #■ map t># from i|,n# to 11#
Seminole County, Floridn.
•uttH>r1t#.| bp i t . i.u rd of dir##tora.
A. Douglass, Celrk. 4-4tc
AIITICI.K It
TI,# e#n#r»l nattir# o f (to* t#i.| Attest
DHI to t^ i*ond0rl#.| altd #lftl#d ,m t,r lid
. t|,,n .hall t#» a# follow,,.
T**
NOTICE
and ii|#lil# a lolntlng plant
to Ion
i#II,
I n * , itid iiib .tw h . d#.l to t.thifltir to.
Hon. Board of Countv Commissionrhlnrrp. tn»#. t..,k hlodlnc niarhln#rp, pr#..#.
and a#*-#..’'! I##
To i1##1 In g#n#ral nt#r,-han ers
in and for Seminole County.
d##, bop. a#ll. ru han g # and <l#*l In offh# .tip Florida, nt their next regular meet
jdl#». .tailin o rp . 1. . ^ * . p»rlt.||rili and tun
1929. at 19
dll*-.
To do #int,M*ln#. #ngra.lng, llthogrlph ing to be hebI Oct. 4th.
lag. at#rt*tp|dng and l#.»k
hlndlttg.
T»* puh o'clock A. M. nt the Court House,
t.t, for M in f lt n or for othrr# an# and alt in Sanford , Fla., will receive bids foi
kind, of n#w,pi|#-r.. nugailn#.. !-.*k .. twrlo,!!one Steel Fire Proof filing cabinet
ra t. and al»#rt|.ng tnattrr.
To .#11 al*# t
tl.lng and a<1t,.#t|dona an t to mtl##t lh#t#t,,r to be used in the County Judge's o f
To n n lu i 1 an adtrrl*nx *g#n,-p *t„l to lot) fice.
Specifications can be obtained
x|t and n llifitti# d#al tn ad .rrttilng • p a
from Hon. E. F. Householder, Countyin n#w.pap»r, and magaitn#.
To d#»l In iwr»onal pr"t*#rtp of #t#rp kind Judge, Seminole County, Florida.
and rh ararirr. with full
|.iw#r t**pt#.|e#This board reserves the right to re
n*ortg,g# or a tlttw lt# #n#mnt#-r th# «am#
To
l..rr*,n no#,#7 «|#»n a#*tirllp of lt,#lr lro-»,ri-irat,' ject any and al! Mils.
proprrlr or nthrrwla# not tn ajolatlon of tl,«
L. A. Brumby Chairman
jaw
To l#n<1 ntnnrp In ro n rrll-oi with ant
Board of Co. Comr's.
hu.lnwa. tran.artton ln#td#nt tn lh# |',!rj-w# fot
Seminole Co. Fla.
whirl* th l, r,ot»>ratlon I. organli#d
Tn lot*
,# ll. owrn. titorlgag# and rncumla-r r#at #.tat# Attest
E. A. Douglass. Clerk. l--lte.
of an# ri,ararl#f whal#»#r. wl,# ntli# m «# I.
In#ld#nt I# or i|#.lrald# In ra o ltig on It.
r*,t|.*raf# hu*ln#M.
A i t r i n .i : lit
n # rapitai n , * i .>r <tt.
j . , ration .h a)! >#• TEN T l l o l 'M M ' to il.I Alts
, 10 ml.io n I ,n<l .h all I# dllld#*t Into t*\ E III Vfi|ti:l> llm ), tla rra of it,# par aalu# of ONE
H C N P R E P I'O tt.A lts i|tw ,t«u #a#h. pipahl#
J . II. Cowan, et al,:
In th# lawftil tnoti#) .,f th# l'nlt#d s t a i r . ,,r
in pr**p»ftp. l l t . i r or »#rih‘#*. at a Jnat »alo»
tlon to
(l»#*l I,# II# dlr#rtor« o f it,, ntr
paatlon, wldrh capital ito#k it,all l«* own#d
a„l,t, |..,*#.| a..gt,#*l or tran.forrr d tailr It, a,randan## w ith .o rt , 1,,-taw* a . tl,# c**rt**ratioti
ahall from tin,# In Htn# m i l # ch in e# i t alter,
with a lt#n r##rrt#d to fat*rf o f tl,# cntpnra
Don titaaa a ll o f Ii. ca pit al d o c k foe all and
anp lnd#h t#dnc. which map at anr Dm# I*#
•In# bp th# bold#ra n f tli# aim# tmtn It,# o.r
poratlon and irt.lch al.all !«• a lien t!i#rmn
*tl|i#!h>r to all other ll#n. or rlalma o f anp
r h # l „ t l # f and alt JM le n n,cn l. »r iran.fcr# o f Ihr
c .r ; * r a t t e n '. .1*. I itialt T#1 u t i j r r t tt,rr#|o
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|wrr-»t„al ca l. ir r# # or tmli I ce illp dla«jlr#*t
A R T I C L E V. Th e Au .I ucm „ f II,la c,irp,iralhoi
(til l) h# randacltnl hp a tnard of director, and
,n#l. other of 1##r» a i th# c,>rj*oraDon map an
, I ,,#, #
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ls> t pr».ld#Bt, a tic# pr#.l,t#nl and a 5 #cr#tarp
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• a map h# cr»»l»d hp lh# Hoard o f lt|r##lora
I ’ nf 11 lh# unillfh-all ona o f th# „fl#*ra and th#
dlrcclora o f thl* r.,ri«,raton to h* #t»#t#d at Ita
ftr«l m er tln * thereof th# followrn* ahall a#t a .
Ita off lr e r* and con illtn l# Ita Ib.ard o f |ttr##t
ora* I’ fr .l d e n t. W . M. H ap n e.l Vic# I're.ldent
Ncra A. ICipnei. S#rr»tarp-Tr#a.tircr. 7.. It II.t
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o f tl,# corporation ahal !•* h e l l ott II,# Snth d t )
n f Ortn bir. A. II., IP?*, In lh# rll# o f Han
f.,rd Sriolnol# Co'inlp. riot Mu. for It,# pnrpo##
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f u t f rant#
alirh »iicwlln*r
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nor frort* than flt^ m^rtil^r#.
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of
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W. If |[«fn#«*, Hanfont. i‘ N
II *liar«fc«
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County of B#mlc.ol».
CITATION.
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I'riMt, Tru,i##.
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lirors# lr,~ t. obo #t#cul#.| th# for#*oln» aril#!#* of |n#.*r
an-l lb#p #a#h»cknowl#.l«».t txfor#
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a.# II.#1 ll #p #«##uIf l lh# ,,m # fur lb# |.t)rj«n#.
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tviln#*« nip band and rdfclal »#,l *1 San
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a d#*#rll«-t
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Dated July 19th, A. I). 1920.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O r SEMINOLE
t' 1* nrd»r#>t that tlda Cliallon t># poldlab#.'
COUNTY. rLORIDA
->r.f,.rd lle rab l. a n»wapap#f puMlab#-!
Sanfonl Semlwd# Poualp. HorM a. on## a
for eight nnn.eeuilt# w»#ka aa noil## lo
k 1 *n d>f#ndanta, and one# a week for t " » 1*f
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,
'"* ir i on ihla 21th dap of A'lruaf. A. P. Noti ce n r s al e NOTICE
K. A. 1*0t*DLA S*.
la btrabp g lrta that under an I hr vlttu# nf
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Clerk rtrc a ll C**url. S»mlnn|c that Ctrlaln order heretofore laeaej out of lb#
IViqntp. rlo rtd i. Circuit Court In lh# i M r *1| W cau-x. and
a tw r o ll# ,. Roilcttor and t'ouna#l f*
l.p u je r illia of taw, t "111 n'fer for aale and
* OBplilnaat.
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: Citation.
Fred B. Bradley, et al.:
To G. R. Calhoun of Pitkins, Colo
rado, F. A. Hart of Savannah, Geor
gia, and C. 11. Walsh of Wilmington,
North Carolina: T. O. Gillis, N. .Mini
higher, J . M. Hunt, J . F. Mitchell,
I Antis Paint and James Sawyer, whose
places of residence are unknown, and
to all parties claiming an interest in
and to the following described land
in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit:
Lots 7 and 8, of Block 4, of Tier 4
of Sanford, Florida, according to E.
It. Trnffords map of Sanford, Flori
da:
It appearing from a sworn Bill of
Complaint filed in this cause, that
you have, or claim to have some in
terest in nnd to the above describee
land,
Therefore, you, G. It. Calhoun, F. A.
Hart, nnd C. II. Walsh are hereby* re
quired to be and appear before our
said Circuit Court at the Court House
in Sanford, Florida, on tin* 14th day
of October A. I). 1920, and then and
there make answer to the Bill of Com
plaint, otherwise a Decree Pro Con
fesso will be entered against you.
And you, T. C. Gillls, N. J . Gallagher
J . M. Hunt J . F. Mitchell, l/utis Paint
and Jam es Snwyer, are hereby re
quired to be nnd appear before our said
Circuit Court at the Court House in
Sanford, Florida, on the 8th day ol
November, A. I).. 1920, and then and
there make answer to thti Bill of com
plaint, otherwise a Decree Pro Con
fesso will be entered against you.
And all other unknown parties claim
ing any right, title or interest in and
I I E R A L .D
PACE F IF T E E N
State of Florida, on Tuesday next suc
ceeding the first Monday in Novem
ber, A. D. 1920, the said Tuesday be
ing^ the Second Day of November.
For United States Senator from the
State of Florida, for six year: from
Starch *1, 1921,
For Six (tl) Presidential Electors
For one Represcnntlve of the Four
th Congressional District *»f the Stat*
of Florida, in the Sixty-seventh Con
gress of the United States.
For Governor of the State of Flor
ida.
For Secretary of the State of Flor
ida
For Attorney General of the State
of Florida.
For Comptroller of the State of
Florida.
For Treasurer of the State o„ FJor-
newspaper
published in Seminoh
County, Florida, once a week for fiv.
consecutive weeks.
Witness E. A. Douglass, Clerk o,
said Court and the seal thereof *hi;
«0th day of August, A. D. 1920.
(Seal)
E. A. Douglass,
„
Clerk of the Circuit Court
.icorgc G. Herring. Solicitor and o
Counsel for Defendant.
3.5*.
,
Mat*!# Salat.
P 'r c*a t. o f the to til f i t
i t the tlm t of [ n o ,
n v u a io t
of tbo
Tli* te j.-t ;a it hi .om pltnare »tns n i l pro*
in jM ltrsn t. J - .J th , caaraa*. declaration
1 0 I return* thtroof, ih it l •-* rjftjo e tn j to t&e
1 ,C I fSro U llo oi in I rrelrlcnnnt « , ■>, # # *
*U n l t'T law for *#ner»! r tret too, to th# g u t#
of flo rid *,
,a ,M 'ta.0ijr -h ereof, t b i t * h r rria to Mt mp
ti*ad i n t afflied th# itr r it Seat nt * * --
Ctrruit Coarl. geeaath J
Seataal# Cnuatp, Florida, Ii
K.
aaltiortrel li* rnraa«nc« thereof for i epcem o f
*'»*■! n u l l ,h i l l m l o w l |n i m n a t j „ ( j j
Complainant
, « . SlrttT. Em m i A. Strttr. J , p . W ole,non.
r " M ,r- ' “ I A«**ar r . Odlln. addrraa aain 1 .|| r ,rtl# . c ,«lmlnr
|fl IN CIRCUIT COURT, BEVENTU J UDICIAX
CIRCUIT. SEKrNOLE COUNTT.
l " t » 12 in ,I 13. IItook 7, T7rf 1. T u f fo M i
m»|. « f Sanford. .a ,I .tl p .m * .
tn [a.
rLO SIO A , IN CHANCERY
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Ititit* S ila t. CoaintilainT.
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f o n r f . and Artbor r . OdUn. or Mkrrwta#.
i l l Em ail A. RtDT. J . p. r -b ICITATION.
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df#*i ankao.n in ,! i ll ,n fit# i ttitm ln * i * l» U " 12 in.)
IS. lib rk 7. Tlrr I. T r.IT .rd '.
t»r»it la I dl 12 lad 13, ntKk 7. Tl«r I.
ant* of Sinfurd.
Triffo rd 'i
m ip of SinfnrvJ m l it] p irtii#
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rlitm tac m |at#rr«t la in ,I 10 M il prap«rt7 «aU u 1! * » J 'V
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E m i A. S t,IT . J , p. |r#l.
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mton. I„ rt. P o ftir i b J Artbor r . o j i t i 0#
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otbrrwt#*.
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CITATION.
Son m l rirh of p ,-t >r, herebp ordered to
i " 1" 0
For Superintendent of Public In
struction ofi the State of Florida.
For Commissioner of Agriculture
of the State of Florida.
For Two Justices of the Supreme
Court of the State of Florida.
For One Railroad Commissioner of
the State of Florida.
For State Senator for 19th Senat
orial District of the State of Florida.
For One Member of the House of
Represenativcs of the State of Flori f - s a l appear before our Circuit ConM ,m | a< It ti b*f#t<7 ord*(#d t b it 7,J«, D. W. St#|*.
da.
* ' 1 Court of rhm eerp „» els# t .t dap of NV Emmi A. stitff, ], p, W oltrrtoa, I„ o . P^t*#
*»m txr. A. p. |#?t, t0 ta)WTr „ „ b|„ of iad A rthir r . Odlin. 70a i»d t i- h of 70#, , 1
For County Judge.
For Sheriff.
eomplilnt. and It tl furttirr ordered H it thti dr#«* oakoima. do b# ind ip p iif to tb# MU o f
For Clerk of the Circuit Court.
order b# pohll.hej in tb« Sanford IteraU , c»mplilnt a!#t b#7«la M it a it 71a oa tb# Kb
For County Assessors of Taxes.
a—ripiprr pubU.br.| tn S»m!t»t« Count7, tlr r- d i7 of 0,-tob#r. I»M , ia d It t* fvrtb** otAi m 4
tb it T in S i a ford ttr fild ti lb# B**r##ip#r lx
Mi one# a r - f lr for t.,| r # . x V i
For Tax Collector.
For County Superintendent of Pub W ltnroi mr bin,I a i t th* o«rti| x .| „ f „ , , j ablcb Dili aitl,-# ib itl ipp«#r for «1|ht mmMfBII*# a rn k l.
(•“irt, thti th# Jtb I*/ of A ufu,t. fKO.
lic Instruction.
For County Surveyor.
E. A. POL'D t. AAS,
| Wit a n a m f b lo t m l e f lr lil #*it o f tk* (V an
H t t f Circuit Court, S#»rntt> f u jlc t it cirru it. Ibli tb# 3th d i7 of A a ( iit , HO)
For Five County Commissioners.
ISEAI.)
17. A. P O tJD ta ** .
For Three Members of the County
i'lrtk ClrfBlt IV irt, S#»«nlti f a tT d il C V n lt.
Hoard of Public Instruction.
Srndool# C o n t i , riv ftd i.
For Justice of the Peace in and fot
SC IIEl.t.E MAINER,
the following Justice Districts, viz:
Sollrltor f ir iV m p lila iit.
lld tc .
NOTICE o r ELECTION.
No. 1, 2, 3, and •!.
For Constable in and for the follow
ing Justice Districts, vir:
No. 1, 2, 3, nnd t.
In Testimony Whereof, 1 have hereunto sot my hand nnd affixed tin
Great Seal of tho State of Florida, at
Tallahassee, the Cnpitnl. this the
twenty-fourth day of August, A. D.
O n e I n c h C o r d * W ill B p P u b l i s h e d U n
1020.
d e r T h i s H e a d in g At T h e R o l e O f | 7 . 2 *
II. Ctay Crawford,
Per Yeor.
Secretary of State.
To E. E. Brady, Sheriff Seminole |
County
4 -8 tc'
BUSINESS CARDS
In the Circuit Court, Seventh, Judicial
Circuit- in and for the County ol
Seminole, Florida.
Citation.
Mary M. Secord, L. E. White, el
als., vs. William G. Aldridge.
it appearing from the allldavlt file t
in this cause by George G. Herring
Solicitor for the Defendant, that it h
the belief of the affiant tlmt 1.. K
White, who was made a party to thi;
cause by an order of Court in tin
room and stead of Mary M. Secord
whose interest tin* said White has ac
quired, is a non-resident of the Stab
of Florido ami that bis present plan
of residence is 3215* Volta Place
South Capital Strret, Washington, 1)
C., and that frnid L. K. White is ovei
the age of twenty-one years, and that
there is no person in the State *ul
Floridn the service of a subpoena tip
on whom would bind the said I- E
White.
Therefore, you, L. E. White- nr*
hereby ordered and made a party coin
plaiimnt in the room nnd stead ol
Mary M. Secord, whose Interest you
have acquired, nnd you are further or
tiered to file your nppenrnncc of record
in the above cause on or before the -till
day of October* A. I). 1920, the snmi
being a Rule Dny of this Court. It Is
further ordered that this notice hi
published in The Sanford Herald, i
S C H E L L E iMA IN ES
LA W Y E I i
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SECOND DAY O f NOVEMltEH,
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T'lnt llr#nlilllot» t.ru[.*.|n£ an im entinrnt 1., i t *
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A Joint 11*--«ilniIlh |iri»r«»ln*
Ani»n*lm#nt
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>'l tt*« S lit# (if I*]*r!.U ttr lO ln j l.t r* I i l l m
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Slat# ut I kirt.li:
T1.#t lh# f.illim ln* mnea.lairnt in S##tlo« fl
#r A itkl# a nf it.# Cnnitlttill.in « f tb# s tit# uf
I'lirlitt r e litln ; tu t iiit lu n m l Quin## la b#trt>p ecrreit lu m .I iliall L# tntimlll#<| lu |b# #t#*-.
t m o f Die ita tr fur *c|ot>tl#n or r#J##llua it
II# n#it e#ti#t«l »t##Uun l.el.l b rre ifte r, tin t It
lu aa j Out Section tl of Aillrt# S of tb# I’un.iltnt| .« of tt.# S lit# of rk iO Jt b# kru#n.l#il #,
a , to m i l i t follow#:
Section tl- Tt# I eetilitn r# .!.■ 11 b it# power
to (TutM# for 1*.iiln< s tit# Imsi.l, m l ; for tb#
|oit|.»# of ir('#lllni tn tiilo n or tU|.prr-,lnx In•iirrecllon. or for tl.# |inri>*,« #f rr<t##iulne or
■rfumtlnr l-.n.li iltr i.lp tuuei) i t * lower nt#
of tn le rn t, or fur tb# (mrp.*-# of *ri|atrtn#,
toil Mine or m ilnttlnlue t tpilrm of f# > l roiit#
m l tirlitee# tbrioirb.mi tl.li Sttt# nnler kacb
■ rcilillo n t i t Blip tx |if#icrtb#.t bp An Act of
It.# te il.litn r # ; j.,-11, 1 1#.| tl it m y tmn-t tun#.
SANFORD
FLORIDA
HENRY M c L A U L I N
JE W E L E R
MY SPECIALTIES:
P K H A R D 'S H A N D - P A I N T E D C’ H I N a
G O R H A M 'S S T E R L I N G
R O G ER S' PLA TED
E L G IN
AND
S IL V E R
W ARE
W A LTH A M
W ATCH ES
G EO . G. HERRING
Attorncy-at-Idiw
No. M (larner-WotulrulT Building
SANFORI), FLA.
LANDIS, FISH & IIU IX
A T T O R N t;TM AND CO U N H KLLO H S AT LAW
DE LAND. FLA.
Will prirtlr# In th# SU t# and K#J#f»l Court#
Stwrial (adlitir# lor K»#mlntn| and t'#rfr<tla
Lam lTUIr#
sure as you
s a foot high—
you will like this Camel Turkish
— ___
and Domestic
blend!
*0 the property beridn ntutve ilo**#*r*lu*d
are hereby required to be and nppenr
before our said Circuit Court at tin
Court House in Sanford, Florida, on
the 3rd day of Jan. A. D. 1921, ami
then nnd-tnere answer to the Bill of
Complaint filed in this cause, other
wise a Decree Pro Confesso will lie
Y
NOTICE TO T H E PUBLIC
Notice is hereby given to the pub
lic, that the Weklva River Bridge
between Seminole nml Lake Counties,
is now undergoing repairs, and is un
safe, nnd is closed to the publ id .'trav
el and any person or persons using
said Bridge will pass their own risk,
without liability of nny kind nccurInjl to Seminole County.
L. A. Brumlcy, Chairman.
Board of Co. Comr’s.
Seminole County, Fla.
A ttest: E. A. Douglass, Clerk. -Lite.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
To the Sheriff of Seminole County,
of the State of Florida:
Bo it known, That I, II. Clay Craw
ford, Secretary of State of the State
of Florida, do hereby give notice that
a
General Election
Will be held fit Seminole County,
\
O U n ev er g o t su ch cig a re tte c o n te n tm e n t a s C am els hand
you.
C a m e ls q uality an d e x p e rt
blend of ch o ice T u rk ish and choice
D o m e s t i c T o b a c c o s m a k e th is
go od n ess possible—a n d m a k e y o u
p r e f e r t h is C a m e l b le n d to e it h e r
k in d o f t o b a c c o s m o k e d s t r a ig h t l
Cam af, rr* #ol*f e .e rp e-befa
in •#r,(i/ift*,l!r aeateif p j r i i f t ,
or JO n i a r w l t * a; o r ran p a c k ’
* . ' , * I J 00 c.g «r.rr.,)| n m J'aa a
In - pa/*#r-cov#r**f ra tt a n VVat r o n / / y tm rom tn an J thi a
carton far th# horn# or orfkx
au p p lr tar aahmn you IraaaL
R. J. REYNOLDS
TOHACCO CO.
W in sto n ‘Saltm * N. C
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C a m e ls m ello w -m ild n ess is a
r e v e l a t i o n ! S m o k e th e m w ith
freedom w ith o u t tirin g y o u r taste 1
T h e y leave no u n p le a sa n t cig a r e t t y a f t e r t a s t e n o r u n p le a s a n t
c ig a re tty o d o r !
G ive C a m e ls every te s t— then
c o m p a re th e m p uff-for-puff w ith
a n y c ig a re tte in th e w o r ld !
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