1 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b617a3e1b4875df6337a51ec32c6a258.pdf 703371f4369c61bdfe2911d2f24cd7e2 PDF Text Text •w I •.. v • m ■ JNfiTHEDnEAttT OP THE WORLD S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 134 SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, APRIL 1. 1S20 fOLllME SOCIALIST MEMBERS ARE AVIATION SUFFRAGE WAS DEFEATED MEETING TURNED FROM ASSEMBLY FIELD IS FRIDAY IN MISSISSIPPI ATTENTION NAMED AFTER BITTER DEBATE NIGHT RETURNS TO DELEWARE Ifight Turns to This State After Defeat In TheSouth . |day problematical l*HEN T n is MOMENTOUS QUESTION' WILL BE BROUGHT up in DELA­ WARE LEGISLATURE. , Dover April 1 (By Associated pres' With the defeat of suffrage in I the Mississippi legislature yesterday I Ddewtre re turned her place of leading I interest in the fight for the Anthony I amendment today. Another effort nil be made to bring the measure I to vote in the lower house today 1 but is is problematical if it will be I tailed up as friends of the measure hesitated to bring It to test because | of the uncertainty of success. J Had Ills Arm Crushed ’ W. It Brown who works with the hoist at the coul chute of the A. C. L. shops had his left armcnished and ! received teveral lacerations about i tht head this morning when in some. I msnner his clothing was caught in th* cogs uf the hoist. Dra. Stevens isd Tolar were called to him and wnt him to the Fernald-Laughton Hospital where he was attended and mule comfortable. He will he taken to the hospital at Waycross tonight. His many friends here hope for his speedy ncovery. DENMARK Will THREATENED niltIHTlAN III. Ml T ill: First Instance of Kind In History of America . MUCH ORATORY FLO'D .COMMITTEE DECIDES UPON cars th a t have been ordered. They "CELERY CITY .. FIELD" get ready to cut cclof^e and the car FOR PAUL RADFORD (GETTING arrives a day or tw o days late on THE $20 GOLD PIECE. the siding and the celery has been t Tio Sallie Harrison C hapter of cut and packed in crates and re­ T he aviation field south of this tho D aughters of the American Re­ mained In the field all that^tim e. volution a t their last meeting de­ city was named this morning by the The growers and shippers of this cided th at instead of erecting a comm ittee composed of A. P. Con- section w ant to know why the cars • - - » • memorial arch for ths soldiers and n*lly, J. D. Ball and F. L. Miller. arc delayed after they sta rt rolling sailors of the world war they would Several months ago a gentleman who and why they are delayed in gottlpg bend their energies toward building resides near this city and who is to the various sidings in this section a suitable building for th e Ameri­ greatly interested in aviation gave and it is up to the railroads to an­ can Legion or n room in. one of the $20 in gold to the person giving in swer the question. There is not FROM NEW YORK LEGISLA­ buildings th a t will be erected on the a suitable name for the aviation much celery left to in Sanford TURE AFTER HOT ORATOR. lake front in the near future. In­ field. The donor does not wUnt his move and it seems th a t a better ICAL FIGHT AND MUCH line with this policy the ladies ap­ name to he mentioned in connection service could he had for.ythc re­ FUSS. pointed a Building and Grounds with the contest although he may m ainder of the crop th a t means Oom m ittee and a Ways end Means later and the only stipulation he much to every individual A lbany.>1. Y. April 1 (By A ssoc-, th a t Com m ittee and appointed L. A. made was th at the names he handed handles it and to the community in ated Press) Tho five Socialists mem­ bers of th e New York slate Assembly Brumley Chairm an and II. J. Holly in to the Herald office and the com­ general. expellod'carly today after the debate secretary of the general committee m ittee appointed deride upon the which continued all night crammed T he-first meeting of-these commit- name. Strange to say only about twenty with fiery oratory. Separate votes tess has'been called by the chairm in five names were handed in for this were taken for each of the expelled for Friday night of this week at contest that did not c o st-the people members h ut forty votes were the eight o’clock in the sun parlor of a cent to enter nnd the lueky one to maximum mustered by tho defense the Valdez Hotel and the following get $20 in gold. in any tif Iheml Tho vote to expell committees nnd the ladies of the The committee took about two th«* members ranged from 110 to 116. terested in this great work wre in­ hours of their time to decide upontho April 1 (By Associated vited to attend. The following are natfce most .j^uiUhlc,carefully weigh­ T ress) Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., was members of the committees: ing the various titles nnd their among those voting against expul­ Wnys And Means Committee connection with the field and the sion of the Socialists; Louis W aldman A. It. Key. Clifford Bell, G. I. city of Sanford and finally decided August Clnuscnns Charles Solomon Loucks, F. P. Forster, G.„S. Smith, upon the name "The Celery City Samuel Dewitt and Samuel Orr IN - IRELAND NEAR CORK Roy Rower, J. D. Moo'd, Roy Sy- Field” .suggested by l’uul W.. Itnd- GERMAN WORKERS IV charged with disloyalty and the AND * POLICF.NEM ' ARE mes, E. F. HousHolder. E. A. Doug­ ford of this city who is a student ut RUHR VALLEY GIVEN 48 action of the Assembly m arks a lass, B. F. W hitncr. WOUNDED. Randolph-Macon Academy at RedHOURS TO QUIT OR ELSE. precedent us tho first tim e In history G rounds and Building . ford Virginia. . , -when all members of a p arty have Skeberecn, county of Cork Ireland Johti Russell. F. F. D u tton. S. O The committee w anted’ a name Paris April 1 (By Associated | ^ expelled from a legislature March 30 (By Associated Press) Chase, .A rthur Yowell, L. P . McCulth at would hlfan something in con­ Press) The German governm ent has t ^ ,---------— Over one hundred arm£d men a t­ ’ tacked the police barrackB in Durress( ler, G. D. Bishop, W. E. W atson, J. nection with Sanford and while granted the lenders of the workingmany of the other names were good m en's forcM in the Ruhr district with riflles and petrol" bombs last G. Ball, John Mcirch, B. E. Squires, night. A portion of tho building was Forest Lake, C. E. .H e n ry , George and the committee had quite a forty eight hours extension time in destroyed and two policemen wrre Cham berlain, N. II. Garner, A. P. time making a selection they finally which to accept or reject the terms took the "Celry City Field" ns of the ultim atum sent to Essen lust wounded before the attack was re­ Connelly. the most appropriate and the week Berlin advices state today. pulsed . ' Also the members of the American $2o g o ld . piece waB given to Mrs. Negotiations are procc.Jing at I>rHn nnd it- i* believed that the con­ Legion and esperielly th e officers Radford here to send to Paul. Maryland Foreat Flrca And hereafter the name of tho flict in the Ruhr vnlley will be Cum berland, Mrd., M arch 30 (By are requested to be present at the aviation field will he known as the settled without any further h« stillAssocaited Press) H aystack. Polish meeting. "(.’fiery City Field” and take its ties. ’ . r'ESTERN NORFOLK AND nnd Knobley m ountains are nblazc . L. A. BRU M LEV , Chairm aJ. place upon the ncriul m aps and Alt IN­ SHOPMEN AND from forest fires which ore difficult R. J. Holly Sec. aviation journdl*. Organize Overall Club CLERKS HPECTORS JOIN to fight on account of the high winds. Workmen,** well na business men AT ROANOKE. of Jacksonville have organized an Big Plrc at Girard W lniton Salem N. G. April 1' (By ••Overall. ‘C lub". the~priuciual busi­ Girard Ala., M arch-30 (By Associ­ ness of which will he to wear over­ Associated Press) Norfolk and ated Prersi Fire destroyed the Butts alls to work, on the street, to church Western shopmeh and car inspectors Lumber Co., with a loss cf $100,000 and for ull purposes egeept in which today joined with the clerks who today. to sleep until the rpice of moil's • truck yesterday in sym pathy with the strike of the clerks in the main clothing is reduced. office a t Itoandko. • . _ f lined . . IncreMe of 1300 . Seventy four food inspectors, who aupervise the handling of the city's food supply, decided to strlkb today. Collectibn of garbage hod ceased asjs result of a strike two days ago of 200 garbage handlers. Sewer workers were called on.atrike today and mem bers of th e engineers, draftsm en and architects’ . union announced thoy were preparing to strike unless wage increases were provided. « Tho city council had before It a *130.000,000 budget bill carrying .pay increases averaging 10 per cent for the city 's 18,060 employes when it convened. The m easure laskcd only three votes for adoption when the body rested yesterday. COM M ITTEES W * ™ I). A. R. ON BUILDINGS AMERICAN . LEGION. POUCE BARRACKS ATTACKED WORKERS LEADERS AMNESTY*! SHOPMEN INSPECTORS JOIN STRIKE ? BIG STRIKE BECAUSE WOULD KING NOT KNLE. Cupi-r.iiugtn April 1 (By A i &ociu Ud Presst The first move toward putting into*effect the general strike ordered by the Trades Unions in protest against the refusal of King CLristiun to reinstate the dismissed. 7.»hle ministry uppears to have been token by the bakers who began vilkmg out here. PLUNDERING IN RUHR DISTRICT GERMAN STRIKERS HAVE LOST ALL DISCIPLINE AM) BREAKING UP. " . GOVERNMENT’S ULTIMATUM DISREGARDED SECRETARY JAPANESE . ... . MACPHERSON TROOPS ARE . KILLED RESIGNED AS CHIEF SECFETARY CF BOLSHEVIK KILL SEVEN IRELAND ANI) GREENWOOD HUNDRED JAPS IN RUSSIA. WILL TAKE PLACE. H onululu April 1 (By Associated Press) Seven hundred Jnpnncso London April 1 (By Associated troops and civilians were killed in a Press) Tho Globe ruyi Irn Me battle with the Russian Bolshevik phorson chief recretnry for Ircladd f( rcca at Nikolcvik Siberia according has resigned and willl be sucreccded GERMAN Rif BEL MILITARY to n Tokio despatch to the Japanese by Sir Hangar Greenwood Under HAS NOT DISARMED OR newspaper Nippu Jiji here. secretary of Home Affuirs. STOPPED FIGHTING. ., » i — Berlin, M arch 30 (By Associated Press) A report from the rebel mili­ tary headquarters at M uenster say* tho governm ent’s ultim atum to the insurgenls to disarm has been di regarded generally. A ttacks cn the northern front are continuing nnd reinforcements have bpen brought up by the insurgents. Amsterdam April 1 (By Associated Press-. Plundering under the guise (f requisition it tho order of the day 0f io ports of the Ruhr valley and ad­ 0 I vires here state the disintegration of Grover Cleveland Bcrgdolt Sentenced Five Years United States Pen Re Communist army and a luck of New York, March 3 0 .—Grover Facipline adding to the seriousness Cleveland Bergdoll, w ra l^ y Phila­ •I the situation. delphian who was courtmartidled for aRefce.d failture to report for military service under the draft l*Jw, was sen* tenced to five years in United States prison. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS IN SHIPPING VEGETABLES SANFORD WANTS ACTION -e • Growers And Shippers Suffer From Slow Movement of Cars EMPLOYEES t OF CHICAGO ON STRIKE WORKMEN... OF GERMANY RENEW ATTACK 01Tv IS PARALYZED BY WALKOUT OF EVERY ■ ’■= EMPLOYEE . ON THE \ ' **—LIST. ~r , Chicago, April 1.—Officials were ™*y teday In another attempt to *°*ve the problems earned by the •trike ■ ( f city cl$ rks and atenograPl-eri ft r more money. Thoee who ••Iked out yesterday, paralysing ijuiinm, picketed the city hall to®*y and union' leaders aald they **re .firm in their determination to ••main out until their demands for l*r c*nt increase per month' was ranted. , v r o u b l e T o m e w h e r e AND THE PEOPLE WHO ARB INTERESTED WANT TO KNOW WHERE THAT TRpUBLE LIES. ON WE8LB AND SEVERAL OTHER WESTPHALIA. PLUNDER FLACE8IN . ' - Tho growers and t he shippers and especially the cash buyers are kick­ ing about the alow service of the railroatd£ In the movement of the refrigerator care. This la a most se­ rious situation and .should be in­ vestigated at once by the govern­ ment and not shelved sa these mat­ ters usually are shelved by the red tape aAd delays and other methods. The growers.and the shippers of the nford section iqd of every other :tion of Florida are suffering big losses tbla seasdn and suffering more fact that the railroads sre ahort of cara they do not recognize tho cause of this great delay in moving care alter they have been loaded with perishables and iced and made ready to go from here. l7or instance several shipper* here this week hed-care to Philadelphia and it took twelve days to move the car from Sanford to Philadelphia which is out of all reason.’ Others who shipped to New York snd to the western msrkets hsve the ssme tele cf woe and It . means that unless the railroads can move the care in. better time there will be no moYe buying of celery or other crops here thk season. . Another kick ■that the growers Big Fire In Columbus Columbus Ohio April 1 (By Assoc­ iated Piess) A spectacular fire In the wholesale district destroyed four buildings tjgjth serious injury to two firemen and a loss of a half million dollars today. TO DISCUSS . HIGH RENTS . IN OHIO FOREST FIRES INJARYLAND BURN UP SUM M ER HOTEL IN MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK RESORT. ’ . Cum berland Md. April 1 (By Associated Press) Fire from the burn ing brush and leaves destroyed thif. Assembly House, a sum m er hotel; and tlx other structures on Moun»; tain Lake Park near here and one. of tho well known resorts of the, GOVERNOR ’ CALLS CITY state. * . SOLICITORS- * AND ATTOR­ NEY GENERAL FOR C f)N . FERENCE. ' METHODISTS WOULD CENSOR ; THE MOVIES Columbus Ohio, M arch 30 (By Associated 4’ress) Governor Cox has called the City Solicitors of the state and the Attorney General to meet him T hursday to c o n f e r the rental situaticn as the result of com plaints of excesiivo rent*increases over the state. .CONFERNECE AT KNOXVILLE — DECIDED ' TO PRESENT MEMORIAL. Roanoke Shop Men Are Out • Knoxville, Teijn., March 30 (By Associated Press) The Ilelstbn con. ferenee cf the Methodist church de­ cided to* present the General con­ ference of the Methodist Episcopal church at Dea Moines In May a memorial for the Christian Board of IN SYMPATHY WITH STRIKE Censorship of moving pictures. All OP CLERKS AFTER INSULT Protestsnt churches will be asked to TO WOMAN EMPLOYEE. co-operate. Roanoke March 30 (By Associa­ The Hague March 30 (By Associ­ ted Press) Six thousand organized ated Press) Rebellious German work­ workers cf the Roanoko shops of the men have reauitel the attae> oa N cifolk & Western Railway were Weile according to a despatch to the ordered to strike pt noon today in Nieaw C ou/snt of Rotterdam. Hamm sym pathy with the clerks who in Westphalia and several other walked out after the company had For Florida showers in north, plscee sre .reported 'plundered.’ A refused to discharge two non-union fair In south pcrtlon tonight- Friday The firemen’s organisation an- general etrfka is proclaimed at Essen hare la ti^at they cannot U ll whan worIra accepted by th* clerks, that showers and thunder storms. Fresh eactvdey aa the hot season approaches •ounred that 90 per cent of the fire* advieee sa y and k blllig carried out they will receive the refrigeratorMnaulted a woman employee. south winds with squall*. and while t r t r y b e d y recognises the * ,n w«uld resign if they were re- In full force. • . ' • ■ 1 ■ • A v‘ ” V. L : Asm r . ’ ■ 4 " * , -V' v ' .• ■* . •■ . -. 3 - . I . . Weather Report r �MARCH 3 1 . 1920 SAN FO RD DAILY HERALD R ED -H AIR ED GIRLS ADM IRED T O N IG H T -W E D N E S D A Y Few Old Melds Among Titian Types Gaya Noted British Anthro­ pologist. A T THE Tendon.—“Have yon noticed that there nrc . very few innhUT" said n noted anthropologist "Hcd-balred people nro of a very hist order ‘of Intelligence ConsequentlJ red linlrcd Kirin luivo many ndmlrerl and mnrry young." 1fin opinion wns expressed relntlvi to the statement of a cinema producei that brunettes nro cleverer Ihnr blondds.. Several scientists ngreed penemlly thnf both m m and tromer of dnrk complexion are quick-witted and Imaginative, while the great ma­ jority of fair people nro more hnrdheaded, but a little slower In mental response. ‘ * . STAR THEATRE ' Douglass Fairbanks In the biggest and bcfst pictuie of his career “When The Clouds Roll By” THURSDAY-Tom Moore in “The City of Com Like Some Qrown People. Two young scquajntnncea were playing house and nn argument arose over something they were to do. Jlnry said,' “Hetty, you always want your own way no matter what wo an* die Ing" to which Ilctiy rc|Slled. “Yea. Mary, I alw aysivalil tuy own way, but you always get Il “ Saturdays Coming to the Princess, April 10-Elmo Lincoln, the Star of “Tarzan of the Apes in “ E lm o th e F e a rle ss C inders _ T he residents of P alm etto Avenue were rejoicing when they learned th e street was to bo improved, but when they* learned fu rth e r-th a t cin­ aterial to be used ders was lthe .— m --------business began to pick up, that is objections to come up. • We know Palm etto Avenue is considered out in the woods by some, b u t our best schools are located on this avenue and it should have some attention. Hut if th e C ity has cinders on hand, we hope a n d prny there will be found some other place for th em —In the lake or out in the woods—but not on Palm etto aVonue We were taxed once for wooden curbing which hah rotted out and gone, —now comes C IN D ER S. If th e City cannot do anything for u s please do nflt do anything ngainst us. If we have done anything wrong please let us know and we will come to the City “Hall and be arrested* w ithout cost or trouble bo the City, and we will stay by the sand street until som ething better can be done.. Hut of all things, don’t give bs Resident St Taxpayer Miss Caroline llrcvarc Dead Tallahassee, March 9.— Miss Caroline Mays Brevard died at her home here Saturday. Miss Brevard was a distinguished historian, und was the author of the "H istory of F lorida" used as atext book in the Florida public schools. She also wrote a number of peoms and In­ dian legends. She was a member of the faculty of the Florida State College for Women She was a daughter of the late Then W. Bre­ vard and Mary (’all Brevard. Her mother died early this month. The funeral wns heldTSundey afternoon. Hawaii's Flora. Hawaii has GOO specie* of (lowering plants peculiar to the Island Itself. GEORGE D. HART LIFE INSURANCE SPECIALIST one No. *7 abroad Is Tiu! a' small percentage yf the aggregate product Peanut cake, | which Is the refuse a fter extracting Buddhlat Becker* After Hlflh Knowk oil, Is used mainly for the feeding el edge Let Themeelvee Be Absorbed animals. • In World of Nature. Wedgwood Ben, M. P. The gods were believed to love the When you sco Wedgwood Ren, Ilrlthigh forests on tho mountain slopes, lah “SI. P.," you nro not* surprised ■ml there doubtless they were wor­ Hint he should suggest the nickname shiped, even ns toduy; every traveler of •'Huttons," Though about forty must be struck by the secluded beauty yeara old, ho looks Just tho height,' size of the ancient groves wherein, Id llie and age of the boy Huttons of the Eng* far Fast, tho most famous temples arc llsh household. Ho Is scarcely five reared. We mny gather from a story feet high. Ills body Is slender as a In tho Upnnlshhds how Sntynknms. hoy’s. His cheek Is pesch blossom and the cowherd, learned from his solitary the expression of the face, with rather communing with the wilds somo les­ comic eyes, Is exactly tho look of the sons of the unity of man with nature. typical street gamin of London, with Ills Gnru. struck by the luminous gnze Its shrewdness. Its Imperturbable good of the lad. questioned him. “You humor, nod Its readiness to take on nny shine like one who knows God; who. little Job. Wed gw* od Hen might act then, has tnught you?" and wns an­ the part of Pet*? Pan on the stage, swered with a riyllaut smile: "Not or perhaps lb . npter ntinlogy Is to man." Charlie Cfctpiln «»f the dims.—San Evpn In these enrly days the seeker Crnnels'v* Argonaut. after knowledge withdrew Into tho freest or sought refuge tn the moun• smaut e u ffu o* v*rl<*n tnln fastnesses, and In Hritiimnnlc i„ ,n* ?>»•-•> •< *••*•••• ii I .on times we are told that contemplation Ion Knghiioi '•■* .•iintMii iii-'iyi* if was practiced "In a place aparh pure, <ltll ntiM*rv«-4i bi itoultfig m-.Mii) uny delightful by Its sounds. Its waters and Its bowers, full of aliellers and priM-essInn III %* llh-li (nii|ite" fr o m 11 1* caves." By this means man might III** |itin*»lit*» -in r o iim ltiiL Ho- lo r * n » himself be absorbed In the world of take pari I'ln* «*-ri|*iiir** •*• nlierwurn renil III I lie- -limit* ot h im - «*1 llie 'go** nature, nml so In the divine. pel oiiKh.' wlilt-li niv belli miTi-il In Sakyntnunl. the Duddhn. trained In tills pur|Mise. Little It) little civilian the tlrajimnnlc school, adopted this tlon Is enmmehlng mi the Forest of discipline of medltntlon In tim b re s- Arden. Itullrmnls Imve cut through ence of nature Into the practice of tho Its trees, which lire sail) once to hnve religion he founded. All the Impor­ beerr so numerous that n squirrel tant recorder! events of hts life nro could travel oil over the forest with­ associated with the worka. of nature. out touching foot to the ground. He received the truth elerngl under the Dodhl tree and under It he entered Nlrvnnn; his favorite rotrents wore tho Deer forest, the Bamboo grove, the Vulture peak, and he and his Imme­ diate followers accepted nothing from convert rajahs of grenter value than a grove nr n garden plot wherein to set up their rustic shelters of leaves. To them "the body Itself was but n hut In the wilderness, a flimsy shelter mndo by tying together* the grassei Hint grew nround. When they feL apart, they were pgnln resolved Into the orlglnnl waste. Their aim was *o become at henrt n wild creature "llllid with the forest sense of tilings." ns one of them sling, and united with nnture. Tills union, the Huddliu taught, both by precept and practice, was to be obtained by meditation In solitude.—Hamilton llell In Aslu Mag­ azine. FIND H O LIN ES S IN FO R E S T CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING For S ale—Stable M anure in car W anted—Good firit class w aitress Apply Lincoln House. 127-tfc Iota. R udkin & G irvin, Disbre Uldg: Jacksonville^ Fla. 110-50te. For Rent—One large well furnished W anted—L aly waitress Ez|>eritnc house, fine om 717 Park Avc. 118-tf. Bell Cafe 79-tf unfurnished. 171-tf. For S ale—Two sto ry 8 room house W anted—Two bed rooms and and garage. C lear title. Sanford kitchenette. Apply H - Care of For Sale—Ford one— ton truck H eights. Apply No. 402, Sanford Herald Office*12E-tf cah and stake body. Byan Auto avenue. 113-tfc. Co. 133-4te For S ale—E xtra Fine White FOUND On first St. west of W yandottes eggs. Two dollar-* j er t-or Bale —14 acres celery tanu« Sanford $4437.50 Fronting north all tiled within city lim its on brick on brick highway just east of the 15. W. B. Ballard, Altamonte lin-tf. road with t*-o nice houses. Rea­ artesian Spring half mile west of Springs sonable price. E. F. Lane, Phono Monroe road. 35 acres of ideal i Stolen— A Beacon Tire* -lf>xt!$ 45*2. 133-Gtp. home site and irrigable farm land. Rib T read , brand new. Locate this Worth $200 per acre offered for tiro and com m unicate with Ilocald For Sale— New Maxwell Car $75 per acre cash Direct from Office and help to b reak up the ganj S1025. B. St O. Motor Co. 132-3tc ownes. Enquire at Phone-352 re­ of tiro thieves in this section. For S ale—Good work mule, lating abstract and deed. 94-tf. —One lot of Duroc ho£i fertilizer distributor, 2 cultivators. For Sale—A speed car In gcoc Any am ount you want Phone 220 W or P. O. Box 174 condition. Cheap for cash. For ful to lot. G. W. Spcnccr. 132-3tp. particulars address Box, 1981, Or­ 121-tfe. For Sale — Livingstone ^lobe lando, Fia. • 130-6tc. W an ted — Incubator at once Totnato Plants. Also young f cosh. W rite "P o u ltry " care •For Rent — H erald opartm ont, Duroc and Berkshire. M. IJans Herald. 131-6tp. rooms, furnished, private bnth Shoe Shop. t 132-*2tp. A utom atic w ater heater. B. W anted — Experienced Sales Lady. For S ale— Ten acres fine Hammock 131-3tc. Apply a t once. Speer St S on. 131 -6tc. Herndon. land on Cam eron avenue. Write F. ile —1 Ford Sedan nnd a J. M cD annel, Sanford, Fla. l-ll-fitp furniture. For S ale—Houshold D em ountable rims. E xtra 131 - 41f> 507 Magnolia. Fo’f' R e n t—5' acres tl iled hammock rim. Shock absorber St etc tin. Sm ith Garage 1636 land a t Polip T illa. For Sale—Vault doors, address 132-.lt p or P. O. Box 174* S. Care of Herald. 127-tfc. Here Are Some New Ready Made Clothes You Will Be Interested in for Easter Pretty Voile and Organdie Dresses For Little Girls » * • • Nettly blmmed with dainty Laces ar.d of be?t quality sheer material. P. O. Ilox 107 HEADQUARTERS --------FOR'-------EVERYTHING IN Groceries* SPECIAL PRICE TALL CREAM $1.50 Doz. SMALL CREAM 75c Doz. Origin of Nautical Terms. Wlmt la tho origin of tho nautical term “dend reckoning?" Perhaps the general Impression Is Hint the prefix "dead" Is so common In technlrnl terms relnted to Hie ship nnd It* rig glng that It I* merely Hie mnrlner'a way of expressing himself. There nr * "dead-eyes." “dend-llghts," . “dend wood,” "dead-door.” '‘dead-flat." nnd a host of others, nnd nil savor more rtf the ozone tlinn of etymological neces­ sity. Hut there Is a peculiar Inturent In the origin of "dead reckoning," which has always been regarded n» olio of the most puzzling terms to trace. The old-fashioned method of keeping the ship's log. before the ad­ miralty supplied specially printed hooks, was to use small, loose sheets of paper, ruled Infu spveral columns The latitude column being too narrow to admit the words "deduced latitude* In full at the bead, the words were nt> brevlntod to "Ded. I.at." “Ded," ensll) became corrupted Into "dead." nnd hence the singular phrase for describ­ ing the mariner's “deduced" posltbn on llie high seas.—Christian Sclcme Monitor. • • . Chinese Peanuts. Shantung appears not only In pen*e treaties, but In peanuts. It Is the big­ gest peanut raising district In Chli.o. It Is estimated that It raise* nbout SO.?.HOOOOO iMiunds of peanuts every year and that It exports about 200,000.000 pounds of shelled and unshellcd onto. Before the war some 00 per cent ot the total export went to Europe. tn 1018 the total exportations from China of pesnut oil were 40,000 tons, worth 88.000.000. One-half of this was sent to America. The domestic consnmptlon by China of peaatrtd apd oil It enormous, tn north and south Chins the people nse peanuts for food s n d ( for cooking purposes^ What Is ssutj Plain White and Coloted, 4 to 8 yrs New Silk and Voile Dresses Arrive in Time • For Easter Beautiful White Net, Foulards, Crepe de Chene and Georgette, up-to the*Minute Styles. $15, $25, $27.50, $35, $39, $45 and $59 EXPECT TO TRAVEL? Tjien you want a Tricotinc Suit. You’ll want one anyway handsome New Models for • �PAGE Work on $125,000,000 Engineer­ ing Project Will Start This Year. Dike Thirty Miles Long It P art of Plan to Add New Province to Hoilan(^-Arew o f 82TBquars Miles to Be Reclaimed. The Hague.—Work Is to begin thla year on tbe reclaiming of tbe Zuyder Zee, one of the world’s greatest en­ gineering projects, by which It Is pro­ posed to restore to Holland within 33 years what waa once here but waa taken away by storms of many cen­ turies. . . . ........ ........... — ■ When the work Is finished not only the original land will bo restored, blit many thousnDd acres which always have been beneath the sen will be ready for cultivation. According to pre-war estimates the 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 CHASE& CO. SANFORD,FLA B. C. DODDS, M.D Residence: 905 Magnolia Are. Phono 461 Office: FirM National Hank Building Phono 462 SAN FO RD DAILY HERALD OOvT {ft** 1JT feef beneath fTir* nen entire work of reclaiming the ZiiyiTer level. P art of H Is expected to be Zee would have cost approximately dry within 14 year*. as pumping out f.^8,800,000, but, with the Increased M ill begin ns soon n s (lie dike Is com­ cost' of labor and m aterials In the pleted. The Inst of the land la exVast six years. It Is believed, tfia cost pected to be drjr within SS yenra." will be well In excess of $1215,000.000. The work will be done and paid for by the state, through special Joans, and the stntc, through rental of the N. Y . Hostelry Opened in land, reclaimed, expects the scheme 181-2 Closed by Dry Law to pay for ttself within a few yrnrs, ind thereafter yield n handsome revNew York.—-'Prohibition closed , the doors of another famous hos- J Will Support 300,000 Persons. telry, the Eastern hotel at the « The total amount of Innd to he re­ Mattery, which was first opened J claimed will be 827 square miles, shortly after the Mar of 1812. t which will constitute a twelfth prov­ Holld mahogany beams form the J ince of Tlnlland. capable of support­ framework of the structure, one * Arabian Plant Produces ing a population of 300,000, and where­ ___Seeds. .That Cause People in ' several cttlee* -of' undent- tnrdtng- i aif the oldest oil tbe Island of. Manhattan. Many prominent perto Behave Ridiculously fnme are expected to be restored to sons made their headquarters at commercial Importance. The engineer­ the hotel, Including Robert Ful­ In Arabia there la a plant , whose ing work Is now well under way. ton, steamboat inventor; Daniel seeds produce effects similar to those Centuries ago. at the beginning of Webster, Commodore Vander­ caused by laughing gas. The natives the Christian era, when the Homans bilt, Jenny Lind, P. T. Marnum dry the seeds and reduce them to had their aettlements In Holland, much and General Grant. fowder, a small dose of which has of the space now occupied by tbe Zuycurious effects. It causes the sober* dor Zee wna land and the south part est person to dance and laugh excit­ of the present sea was a lake, called edly and to behave In a'rid icu lo u s Pie VO. Northwest tempests swept the Roof Gardsn on Church. North • Sea. washing away the tract Pittsburgh.—A six-story church with manner for nearly an hour. By this of dry land between the aen and tbe a roof garden and dormitories for Its time exhaustion seta In and he falls lake. One large, shallow body of. wa­ members will bo built In Pittsburgh. •sleep, to wake up after several' hour* ter—the Zuyder Zee—wna. formed. Trustees of the West End Christian with no recollection of hts antics. The towns situated on Its bank church hare announced the new edifice The fruits of some plants destroy throve ns the merchantmen crime Ipto will cost $300,000 and the funds set the taste of sweetness. A berry found their ports, nut as ships became larger aside for the hnlldlng will be used to In the district of Ashanti rendere sour and or deeper draught, traffic wa* dt-. mnke the roof garden a place where and hitter substances sweet. Electric verted to deeper sens, leaving tbe the congregation will find d e a n and shocks can be obtained In central Inslice famous towns on the Zuyder’s wholesome pleasure din by merely touching the leaves of dtore mere Halting villages, which they (be electric tree. are now, while Amsterdam's commerce In Hntr.ll some plants show remarkL IE U T . COM. W E L L S HAWKS nbte came her through a mnnl lending luminosity. One (s so luminous direct to th<r"North sen. that It can be plainly distinguished in To Build Dike Thirty Miles Long. the darkest nights for a distance of Or. A. A Heckman of The Hague, more 'th an n mite. In Its Iramedfrtte who has devoted nearly nil his life vicinity ll emits huflldent light to co­ to the Idea of reclaiming the Zuyder rbie n |s-rson to read the stnnllost Zee. f-fplattied' the jiInhs~fn~Hie Asso­ print; —fine of the most-wonderfully ciated. Press correspondent. lie Is constituted plants of ibis country Is now a member of the sfate council the hall-throwing fungus. It Is n small whli-li will carry out Ihe work. fungus, iihout the sire of a pen, which "The first thing to do," Wild Doctor projects n hnll tn n distance of sev­ Ht eknTan, "Is to construct n gigantic eral inches with a distinctly nttdllde North sen. This will long, stretching from Wlerlhgen to the Frisian coasl. Giraffe Has Use for Long when* the wnjgr ranges In depth from ’Cl to II feet, It will he everywhere Neck in Defending Himself lit to 17 feet above the sen level. There *tlll In- a don hie-1 nick railway on top The giraffe has neither claws nor of the dike |t« construction will tnke kenk nor shnrp teeth with which to nine years and Its eost. by pre-war defend Itself or to attack Its enemies; ••“ilmntes. will lie more than ?-‘>Mioo.so when It Is out of temper with onof Its own kind It does not attempt to disembowel its adversary, ns n “The total surface to lit- rcolntined is rhinoceros might, or tear It, as a llger •C7 square miles. There wit) remain would. Rut nature has given It n Inns a lake of (VV) square tulles, which unit pliable neck. and. according to a wjll net n reservoir during the pe­ writer In ihe New York Herald; It’ r i o d s when, owing to- northwestern ii- i s the a p > part of Itself like a flail, storms, the wilier of the River Yssel swinging Its neck round nnd round, nnd and of the canals cannot he emptied Lieut. Com. Wella Hawks, who dur­ brings Its heail down at each swing Into the North sea. The water of the lake will he let out Into the North ing the war had charge of the photo­ with a tlm-up on Its antngonlst. The sea through five great sluices at the graphic dlvlalon of the bureau of’nav- other eortit iit.int it*-V precisely the i g a t i c n , haa been placed on the Inac­ s(i: tn- i|e . anil the two nnfinnt*Wlerlngen rnd of the dike. tive Hat. rihilittliv t! i . . i - u - . u s A r n d t n " M o s t of (he land to he reclaimed APRIL 1, 1320 Wc have a few Fordson Traetod now. Come and get one fyf0r{ C. F. WILLIAMS Dealer slide by" Mreirhfng tfut all four Tega to Turka and Alcohol (he utuuuu, uaiu Lopposite to aach otb- •-Though -tbe- trwwTTf'SroTi er and hnmmer away with their heads hid their consumption, until one or the other, has bad enough. Arlnka are not unpopular Turkish working classes, long been In favor with Pork Barrel” Legislation elaaaea, even In the'days and What the Term Means MblUon laws were so strong key. that the grand vtsler "Pork barrel legislation," In political step foreign diplomats from parlance, la legislation Involving ap­ tag wine for Jhelr own ose. ’ propriations for buildings and public work largely for the purpose of aiding representatives and senators In mak­ ing a good Impression on their con­ stituents. The expression Is based on the rural custom of sharing the con­ tents of the pork barrel with a neigh­ bor who haa failed to lay aside a win­ ter’s supply, and the similarity of this FO R . D A N D R U F F custom to that of congressmen trading vote* h r help each other weather th e political storms back home. Using Wood With Concrete. When wood Is used as a reinforcing mnterlnl for concrete It should be Ini. pregnated with" magnesium chloride nnd the wood must be so placed that any chnngc In the cross-sectional area (Toes not affect tnc dunthtltty of thc 'truetufe. If the latter precaution Is -. .-Hooked the concrete m ar crack. The Biggest Crater. Two young Swedish students of go•logy named Wndell end Tchcr-g a fte r an expedition In Iceland, have dis­ covered what Is believed to he ilia largest crater In the world, measur­ ing five miles long nn.l n quarter mile wide, nnd further rlntin to have d!*rovered Mann springs IMIH** M »• fTf ••• >M|t.|J n Ht 1ClI 1111w f |i !■„*■i- || 11-§*#| . || 11* ,*rfy:r“> BALDNESS BOWER &. ROUMILLAT *• ____*_- Furniture and Com[dele House Furnishings Stoves and Ranges Our Stock is Complete rill tiffit'rx |- %Vi111V4 1 tflnrtN L'lVH *ill i scoulf .an: hrttvw hiju onsetUsh.-- lining unsidtish we are not only Iniercstetl In Che happiness, of otir ’loved onea. but we ore determined to see tiiat every other family Is Just as happy ns our own.—Lieut Helvln W. Maynard In Moya’ Life. Prices and Terms Reasonable 34 years service to San ford T h e largest assortment of Hart Shaffner & Marx Clothing w e have ever Sanford, Florida �\ It / m m rn m t SAN FO RD DAILY HERALD of co-operation and confidence by S ts * ? rtm usan* B. J. HOLLY, Editor HAYNES. Business M anager HUM M . 4 . * • • • • • • A w t k ^ J . a in getting service, with charges con­ siste n t-w ith the copodity required. The rdrganisation muat be remunera­ ted aufllciently to justify risks taken together with ample earnings on the mtrney invested to a ttra c t capital. T he m ore, precautions created to protect the venture the lower the rate of return th a t th a t will a ttrac t Remarkable Launching Sidew ise constitute a bulwark of pro­ tection to the depositors of such institutions. National Banks are becom­ ing more and more public institutions and the Govern­ ment is taking a strong hand in seeing that they arc con­ ducted for the safety of the public. capita!. (jgg^glPTlON M IC E IN ADVANCE ONI TEAR-—-i,---- -—------------- • u x MONTHS----------—- — - S OKI WEES K it. r**t*fB c *1 rtw M a . u 4m , rtg yurk s. lin .________________ , yfe don’t know how much money the campaign com m ittee of Gen Leonard Wood spent on his nom inna tion in the w estern « U t« btit we d n safely s»y th !“ com m ittee U spending a lot of good m oney hi Ending a bunch of slush through the mails to th e various newspapers expecting to have it published free. We own General Wood nothing and • if he was.wise he m ould.call.ad..his expensive publicity com m ittee and psy for his advertising and ho .m ight get results—th at is he might in some of the Republican states. Tho utility m ust, have freedom from unfair, hampering restrictions and from political interruption. A satisfactory perm anent, agree­ m en t m u a t providu .lor adequate service, compensation fair to all parties, an incentive to theutilityplsn to increase its efficiency and lower Its costa and' an inducem ent to the public to aid instead of hindering the organization in performing its functions. A proviso to make the rates reflect actual conditions as nearly autom atic as possible would dispense with much arguing over rates. Ample and correct methods for obtaining d a ta involving actual operating affairs can bo made pos­ sible by providing public control of methods in accounting and a periodi­ cal public audit. . T h o . public, should also exercise control of ’ extruskmAr and- improve* ments, w ith the right to veto as well as order, together withv public con­ trol involving the issue of securities. M ethods of arbitration should be devised for handling any disputes which m ight arise. G. A. ABBOTT. There is a lot being said an d w rit­ ten about the no fence law and it would bo well to discuss if-(publicly and above board before the legisla­ t o r s are elected- Also it would be, a A DASHING SPO RT MODEL good thing to have a ballot in the primary election to decido w hat tho The New "T horobrcd’’>'IIa s Those people want their legislators to d o Rakish Lines That Ho Appeil To after they are elected. The ediotr of Many Automobile Owners the Herald when he Was a candidate The dashing now member ‘of the for the legislature was open and Lexington M otar C om pany's new above board an the propositiorf'xf Scries ” S” line I* “ The Thorobred” fencing the cattle out of tho farming its sport model. section of Seminole county. T he can­ This model lias a touch of the urididates for the legislature in every convor.tba! but still retains th a t copntv tn the state Should be in dignity which appeals to the dis­ strutted on this measure by the ma­ crim inating m otorist. The model is jority of tho voters a t tho polls, if lower and has those rakish lines th at the majority want cnttje fenced tho bespeak the true sport model. majority should rule in every cotin - 1 ‘‘The T horobred" is mounted on ty in the state and it it is too early fhe now Thoroughbred chassis, pro­ to have a sta te wide law as many nounced by autom obile engineers as think il would become a local op­ almost epoch-making in chassis con­ tion law and get a fair teat before jt became sta te wide. Like every struction. The new sport model is ether question it has m any people narrower than the regular touring on both sides and bos two sides. c a r.y e t it has ample room in the rear seat, The car will seat four ----- O -----passengers with the maximum of comfort, The equipm ent on "T he Thorobred sport model is as complete as mo­ dern engineering and construction Public Utilities skill can make it. Like all of the Hon. Kobt. Holly, other Lexington models it is equipped Dear Sir: with motor meter, engine-driven Present m ethods of control and tire pum p, an inspection light, and regulation of public utilities are not 2-W ay semi-automaic head lamps giving sufficient relief or protection th s t solve the head glare menace. cither to1 tho public or to the inves­ This nnd all other Lexington mo­ tor. -We need the utilities and we need good service at a fair price dels arc equipped also with the OneConsequently a perm anent rem edy Finger emergency bfake and the should he found just as soon as now cable service broke; the Moore Multiple Exhaust system and Lexifeasible. gasifer, which utilize every lust Two courses p rcse it the ms rives ounce of fuel and give the naximum for consi jeration. One, public owner­ of power. Cord tires are standard ship and operstion, will not he dis­ equipm ent. cussed here because tho publia is The sport car is light in weight apparently not ready to u n d ertake has a remarkable road-ability, and such operations ,on a large scale rogar lies* of. the recognized ad v an ­ is easy to handle In traffic because tages or disadvantages of the schome of the narrower front which gives The other alternative involves pri­ It n shorter turning radius. vate ownership "and operation with YfcThis m idel has proven decidedly I’ubli - control which crextos a ‘spirit popular at not only all, of the auto­ mobile shows but everywhere else th a t J t has been shown. PEOPLE’S FORUM HEADQUARTERS .FOREVERYTHING IN •» > Groceries SPECIAL PRICE TALL CREAM .50 Doz. SMALL CREAM 75c Doz. — Nine thousand, six hundred-ton eteamer City of 8herman launched at Peneacola, Fla. The vessel went overboard M per cent complete and la the second vessel In the world to a® overboard with steam up and soundIng her own salute. The vessel wae named for the city of Sherman, Tex., ona of the first cities to go over In the Victory loan drive. Ju^l Folks Rann-domReels By EDGAR A. GUEST By HOWARD LRANN u w n » » m w » w m « «w THR OLD WOODEN TUB. I like to get to thinking of the old days that are gone, When tJi-'o were Joys that never m e t tlie world wilt look upon. , . ... i 1lie days before Inventors smoothed A ..... th» little cares away And r a d e what seemed hut tuxuYie.s then, the Joys of every day; When bathrooms were exceptions, and we got our-weekly scrub By standing In tho middle of a lit­ tle wooden tub. We lupl no rapid heaters, and no ’ llR tln f ~gAH to trarnr— — We billed tho water on the stove. Hid each one took his turn. Sometimes to save expenses we Vnuld use one tub for two. The Hater brother Billy used, for me would also do, Although an extra kettle 1 wns greet­ ed, 1 admit. On wluter nights to freshen and to warm It up a hit. We carried water up the stairs In buckets nnd In palls, And sometimes splashed II on our legs and rent the atr with waits, • But If the nights were very cold, by closing every door We were allowed to lake our hath upou the kitchen floor. Beside the * cheery stove we stood nnd gave ourselves a rub In comfort most luxurious In that old woollen tub. But modem homes no more go through that Joyous weekly fun, And through the sitting rooms at night no half-dried children run; No little flying forms go past, too iwlft to sec their charms With thlrts and underwear mul things tucked undernenth their arm s; The homo’s so full of luxury now, 11 1 almost like n clul) / 1 aomol’mcs wish we could go hack ■ fr that ol'J. wooden tub. T IIE A P E (C<n>rrtshl by K a**r-A . tlu»»l.> Leather Money as Soles for Paper Shoes in Austria \ [ ORGANIZATION j I .... e By’ George Matthew Adame. tin- greatest Low of it*......... . MUcf ess Is Organ Iret Ion. Nothing m» marvelously emphasizes the liillniie Mind of the Creator of this Wprld, as His wondrous Solar System. Its Or­ ganization Is perfect. Orgnnlrethm means H 'sults—real Triumphs. Before any Mnr or Business Is aide to get Results, ’here must he Organization. Tho greater your Organization Is, the grea'er will your Success be. Every henlthy human being Is fitted out In the flpd place with every Factor and Faculty for a powerful Organiza­ tion. There I* ynnr Brain with scores of' Element^ ready to act In the Or­ ganization. There every member and organ of ‘your. Body ready—Wait­ ing and Willing. To Win—get nil lliese things Into n sound, workable Organi­ zation. For— The greater your Organization Is. Ihe greater will your Success bo. If .you feel yourself In the position of mnny n Fnllure—take Heart. Or­ ganize yourself 1 Write down upon n piece of paper 'every useful (Justify you believe yourself gifted with. I’lnn ou( how your different Abilities may help each other. Then write down the names of 'every possible avenue of Endeavor where your Abilities seem most adapted. Give every one of thetn Something to DO. Set them to Work. Realize what Organization can do. Realize that— ‘ , The greater YOUR Organization Is. the greater'w ill YOUIl Success be. Fractional metal currenry J disappeared some time ngo In t (ho Tyrol region of Austria nnd J Hie authorities instructed a big t leather factory to atnmp out lit- J tie pieces of aernp lenther for * local requirements. This served J business requirements In Mat* * tjghofcn nnd other sections un- J til the people discovered It wns J cheaper to use tho rbnthoi>mon- , ey ns soling for their paper * shoes thnn to buy tho leather \ soll'S. J ..............I P New York. Valuation $13,158,«77,813. Albany. N. Y.—The totnl assessed value of real null personnl property In New York state Is $ 13d53.077.013. ac­ cording to tho report of the state tax commission submitted to the legisla­ ture. The real property was assessed at 112,703.0^4.301, nnd tho personal property, other than bank stock, $452,033,512. '____________ Wind Shield for Tonnesu. For the comfort of Ihe occupants of bnck seals of automobiles wind shields have been patented, formed of wings of glass Hint can be ui^JuBted In any desired position. “ Kick" In Hot Drinks. ^ In China R Is the custom to drink wines hot. The thrifty Chinese be* Have that heated wine Intoxicates more expeditiously Hum cold win*. * . / - The. National Banking Laws of This Country npo Is u vest-pocket wilt Ion T HEcif mart which Is brought to this country and exhibited In a cage for . . .purposes of, comparison , the with .... the real article. After u full-bearded man with n face which Is s cross between a spitz dog nnd n chrysanthemum hni lcuni-d over the railing nt the zoo for n little while and studied the counte­ nance of tho naturalized ape, ho will break for the nearest bnrbcr shop ou the dead run. The ape hns long, eager toes and a prehensile tall, with which lie Is able to swing pro and con with n pre­ occupied look. He also has a coarse 'peaking voice, with which ho argues violently with anybody who tries to pass him a sour peanut. The commer­ cial npw Is the kind which earns n IIvrtig for some exhausted Italian who emits hymn tunes from a hand organ. There Is also (he cultivated trick npe, which smokes a cigarette with much the same facial expression as Ids brethren In pants. Tho mandrill Is an ornamental form of apo which la as highly colored as u Fourth of July poster. When th* P. P. FORSTER, President B. F. W HITNER, Cashier Sanford, Florida A Pioneer. The first American woman to enter The furulgu mtsalon-field-«»-n-qnotlfled physician wns Hiss Clnrn Swain, n graduate of the Woman's Medical col­ lege of Philadelphia. who went to ladin tinlf a .century mm. And That LOok Counted. “As I look into your eyes," he mur­ mured, "1 see much Happiness in store for us." "I fear there's nothing to It, Oswald," she replied, not unkindly. "Rapa has been looking Into your rat­ ing."—Kansas City Journal. | ( Only Evening Up. After all. wlmi If wo do overplus® o—tmm—whuu-bw- Ju—duaiL—doosu’t- b a get lots of undeserved abuse while ho Is living!—Boston TninscrlpL ^ " Number Flatirons. Nowadnys the housewives who use Hectrjc Irens arc teglon, but tho day of Hie old flntlron Is not quite p a s t For those who a*Ilf use them, an easy way to Insure getting tho right Irons In turn 1s to number each with a piece of white chalk, 1, 2, 3, 4, and so on. A P.CO N N ELLY h A LL KINDS OF IN S U R A N C E , R E A L ESTATE SANFORD FLA C O LLIS IO N PROPERTY DAM AGE There Never Has Occured A Fire without spectators, and never has one or more of them failed to ask some other spectator— “ Was It Insured?” QrtU lOowsf- ---- 7 ajnT t h W h a t w o u l d be the answer should the fire be a t your home? 'ttr. fMiTWtsw “ DELAY IS FROtJGHT ’ WITH ' DEEDS UNDONE See Us At Once About Fire Insurance! A Vest-Pocket Edition, of Man Ex­ hibited In a Caga for the Purposes - of Com oar iton With ths Real Ariicls. mandrill opens Ills mout|i to say some­ thing he Is half undressed. Tho gorilla Is the nearest approach to the male sex which science hns yet dug out In Africa. He walks on two feet with tho dignified air of a blase floor walk­ er. The Into Mr.. Darwin discovered tho ancestors of. some of ills wife’s rel­ atives, It Is said, by studying the gorllIn nt close range. Tho chimpanzee Is a blood relative of the ape. hut comes In a larger pack­ age. The chimpanzee Is n haughty nnd reserved animal,- nnd has very llltle affection for nnythlng except his meals. It Is pot sufe to toy with ii chimpanzee unless the toyee Is look­ ing for a pleasing form of suicide. s (Copyrtsht.) XJhc IT.-MELTS • AWAY !H -t 1_ . _ 1 .T---- ■m r J to S u c c e s at last lies clear and firm for you. It Is a road you can travel without fear or embarrassment tcyjlorious success when you prepare the way by depositing your MONEY with us. -* .• This bank is a publid benefactor and you may walk with perfect confidence when we have charge of your financial affairs. -MILITANT-MARY- •belfevcin Mo^c.’Ysat filacK'Moqic.fuo/ Wby-SAY— . I-only-have-ro bVeaK•a*five, A N D *G O SH ! R oacI STREN G TH S E R V IC E S eminole Co u n t y B ah k H O M E IN S T IT U T IO N -r. ‘-/ �SA N FO R D DAILY HERALD PA G E 4 Little Happenings Mention of M atters In Brier Personal Item s of Interest Iri and A b o u t %£ The C ity W IL L H U N T M AN -EATIN G TIG ER Nummary of (be Plotting Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers Party of Sportsmen Planning Expo* dltlon In the Foothill Country ' of Chinn. begining to end. Come and bring all your children and friends, and wo will guarantee a good laugh sick., also Mrs. E. S. *Hockey of D o n 't forget the date and place. Jason villc Ind, is expected home Admission 25 cents and 50 cents. 134-ltc. Friday Beginning Sunday April 3th Fark HOLY CROSS SERVICES Avo. Cafo will be closed each Sun­ day during th e aummer months' The Services For The Remaining 134-3tc. P art of Holy Week Are Aa FoBows Largo assortm ent of wash hats. T hursday: T h e Institu tio n of the Sanford Shoo A Clothing Co, 132-6tc "L ast Supper" See our line of Boy's SulU. Prices . 7 a. m. Low Celebration ranging from $8.00 to 127.50. San­ 9:30 a. m. Service ford Shoe & C lothing Co. 132-5tc. B:00 p. m. Vespers . M. M. Sm ith C hairm an of the Friday: The Day o f Cruciflcion, 11:30 a. m. The Pra-Anaphore.' S ta te Rokd D epartm ent was in the I -m to 3 p.m. The Passlop Service city to d ay on business and meeting 7:30 p. m. Vespers and M editation his m an y Sanford friends. H ave you seen the line of straw Holy Saturday (Easter Even) 5:00 p. m. "Vespers hata for children a t Sanford Shoe E aster Day: & tflothlng ,Co. 132-5tc. 6 a. m. Low Celebration for Com Reg Holly came up from Palm tto m uniont. today to buy lettuce and will spend 8 a. m. Low Cclbration fdr Com­ Sunday with his parents, M r.'a n d m union!. M rs. R. J. Holly. 10:30 M atins II a. m. Solemn Choral Clebration Colored Easter eggs for sale at 4 p . m. C hildren's Carol Serivce M obley’s Drug S tore by Holy Cross 7:30 p. m. Vespers, Sermon: and Guild. * 133-4tp. Blessing of new Memorial M arble O. P. Swope of Oviedo member of I Baptism al Font. th e board of county commissioners and one of the boosters and big developers of this counry was in the city today on business. Colored Easter eggs for sale at M obley's Drug S to re by Holy Cross Guild._________ 133-4tp. [ •Notice C hetrolet Owners Wo have taken on tho Chevrolet c o n tra ct and are now ready to take care of your service. Wo havo a good service man and a bi^ atock of p arts. T aylor M otor Com pany, Pico Hotel Building. 122-tfc. Y esterday was th e last Hulling, China.—E. 8. Little, noted scholar and traveler, will head a party of sportsmen early In the spying In nn expedition Into the district to tho southwest, where an effort Is to be made to rid the country of n number of man-eating animals, said by tho natires to be tigers. Reports are that 20 Chinese, be­ sides n largo number, of cattle, sheep, and other animals, have been killed and devoured In the district that tho hunters will v isit The country, which Is about 1,000 feet above the plains ah>nf: tin* upper foothills, has been* in a s t s t o o f terror since last summer. Inhabitants have abandoned their homes and farm ers their fields, and Chinese report that a t least fire different tigers have been seen. Nlnsty-slx Ssalsklna Paid Canada. Vancouver, B. C.—The Canadian government has received 90 sealskins from* the United States -government representing the annual 16 per cent contribution of the grow number of seals taken on the Russian' Islands In the Bering sen within the territory of Alaska. Tho payment was made un­ der the Pelgngle sealing treaty. Imparting Information. Bartlett had'heard his parents site)I most of their conversations, b o upon learning his first few words ho greet­ ed his fnther that cveulng with: day in Mr. and Mrs. A. T Atwood are leaving this week for a ten days visit in Mlunii a fte r which they will return to their home in Maine. Mr. Atwood has been the popular clerk at Hotel Carnes all winter and has made m any friends by 'his courtesy and geniality. Earlier Still. "The first use of playing cards wnti when Satan played the deuce In the Garden of Eden.” *nys an exchange. Wrong | It was when the sun lay over everything with Ills first flush.—fins, ton T ranscript Mr. and Mrs. S. J.* Carnes and niece, Miss Francis M artin have re­ turned from Miami where Mr. half years, was watching hi Carnes attended the meeting of the mother while she was sen! and, after the operation *n Hotel M en's ‘ Association. their hacks Itch, ’cause you Mr. F rank Lucy, she popular re­ presentative of the Pnragon Press was a business visitor in Orlando EAST SANFORD Wednesday. Mrs. Thomas Dunlap had us rhe M abry lunner and Milas Enbry guest last week her cousin Mrs. of Jacksonville wore visitors in San­ J. H. Arnold of Orlande. ford this week the latte r spending Hoycf Allen was over from his three days here the guest of friends. winter home In Eustis enjoying the Mrs. C .'W . White ia hero from fishing and staying at Sholls at Ocala spending several daya with Geneva Ferry last week. Mr. Allen's her daughter Carolyn and friends. summer home is in KJrtland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Leach and B on El­ Mrs. Jack Thompson and the mer left yesterday for Orlando where twins were over from DeLand visitthey will reside, ufter spending the ing her riatet Mrs. 1. D. H art t.winter in Sanford. ccntly. Mrs. Ross Long reached home Saturday' front a 3 weeks *tsy in New M artinsville, West Va. Miss Elista Burgess of Bartow was over hist week visiting at R on Longs end also at Mrs. Mannings Bargains IN' BEAUTIFUL HOMES ANY LOCATION THREE SANFORD BEST CELERY FARMS The Wise Buy Early FIRE INSURANCE 206 First St people as well as a couple of dozen other suits from another house. You will do yourself an injustice if you buy elsewhere without looking at our line. We Shall Be Glad To Show You Whether You Buy or Not THE STORE THAT I S DIFFERENT option on Ross Longs farm on same J. S. Dinkel and T , P. Lewis UPsil.A AND-GRAPKYU.lt—' street Mr. Henley together with were visitors In.Sanford-on-M onday. Mrs. Fred Krell and baby, AlriU-dlenley and •h cr^ "Tfifit tifFTIave C harlie Clouser of New Sipyrna on Mrs. Andrpw Bertelson. one beep camping on Sanford Heights m otored over on Sturday to attend lost week. We hear thut Fred hu and arc from Atlanta. his fathers funeral. accepted a position at the P»p« * J. E . Phipps will) a p a rty of Or­ M ill in Sanford.' GENEVA lando friends motored over to D ryClarenco Ber,:quist was a welcos* Mrs. Pearl Y arbrah and little tona Beach on Saturday. v iato r in Ups ala Sunday. ughter are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robb returned to her home Volie WilHhms is having an ij. H. Kilhie. on Saturday. Mm. Robb •liticn rf 2CP tree? s-tade te Mrs. Snyder of A tlanta U the has been a good and faith ful nurse his orange grove. We note that ghost of Mrs 11. II. Pnttlshail. having nursed Mr. Clouser for the oranges are still being shipped iron past 10 months. this section. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.’ Whitcomb niotored to W inter Park last Monday Mr. a n d Mrs. F. J» N eim yer were E . F. L undquiar has retumpd'to visitors in Orlando on T uesday. bis work at the Paper Mill after * Orlando * Miss Edna Geiger light attack of t ho flu. spent Sunday with home folks. In M cmerlan * Mrs. .A. F. W osterdirk visited "U n c le Joe" Clouser of Longwood Mr. and Mrs. Quesenbury, par­ W ednesday with her. daughter, Mr*. was called into the "G reat Beyond" ents of Mrs. A. W. Davis, left last Friday for their home in New York, March 26 and was laid to rest be­ Beck and on M onday, both Jodies after having spent the winter here. side his wife in the Longwood Cem­ m otored to Longwood fo see Mn. etery M arch 7, Rev. Brower of Lucas. M n .-J. V. Wicks of Orlando spent Sanford officiated. Mrs. J. A. Thom pson anil lb# the week end nt home. Mr. Clouser was one of our pio­ twins Leroy and Ralph of Behind Donald Whitcomb took in the neer pet tiers, he was born in Perry accom panied hy her daughter, Mr* musicsle at Orlando lust Monday Co. Pennsylvania Oct. 15, 1838, E dna Ogilsvie of Fernandim , »ho night. In Novem ber 1881 with his wife and is n\aking her parents a short vuit, Something like eighty five dollars two children he located in Longwood visited at the homes of their reliwas made at the Chicken pie supper where lie has since resided. H e .^ a s tives here, Mrs. Jesse Thompsoa last Friday night for the benefit of a m em ber of the G. A. R. having and M rs. Jesse Leo. They also m*de tho county hospital. Sanford was served th ro the "Civil W ar." He short calls on their old neighbon, well represented. . We are always who* are always glad to see then glad to have our Sanford friends and know they are prospering. with us. • M r. und Mrs. Jesso Thompson Misses May Morris and Florence picniced in the woods, Sunday with Egan left last Monday to visit St. friends, it being the third birthday Augustine before leaving for their of their little daughter Corrinn*. home in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. A. Vaughn was a visitor R. II, Morris-left Tuesday, execting at their home on Monday. The whip-poor-will has begiun til evening call bo no m ore frost thn spring, so the darkies say. Tho children are all gager for come. Wo nre giau w Easter comes when all nature is so fresh ami smiling and hope the little ones will look beyond their Euster favors of eggs and rabbitta and fresh apparel to its real meaning of the firing from the tom b-of Our Savior, the hope o I the world. LONGWOOD PICK-UPS Theo. Tice waa the guest of Mr. nnd- Mrs. Shaffer on Sunday. C. W. Williamson of Sanford spent Sunday with his m other Mrs. Tell Williamson. - , G. W. Caldwell and family ptotoied up from Orlando on Sunday. M aster Earl Overstreet had 'the m isfortune to fall nnd break his arm one day la st week. “ Uncle Joe" Clouser passed away lust Friday after a long illness and "Children in Art" will be tc-pro ductions of famous paintings by liv­ ing children, Sanford's own litth people of which there are non* sweeter or lovelier than the groups that will feature the tableaux. Prlcsilla and John", • "H iaw ath a", "Tho Boy nnd the R ghhitt", Baby S tu a rt" Innocent" "K cw pie" "Bo | Peep" and _ "Belay Ross" will be among the paintings copied by liv­ ing children. Lovers of nrt ami chil­ dren will enjoy this display which w7fl be given two days only of the, carnival, however there will be' two productions daily. . SOCIETY BRAND P astor Quits Church for Bualnsss. DetVolL—Rev. Thomas G. Sykes, p asto r of the Grosso Polnto Protestnnt church, said to' be one of the wealthiest congregations In America, resigned because his salary whs "not sufficient to prorldo properly for his family,1 Doctor Sykes, who served ns n chaplain with the F irst division In France, plans to enter business. Heads and Hearts. Some people carry their hearts to theti—hriidgr~vcry tnkny carry their bends to their hearts. The dllllculty Is to keep them npnrt, yet both active­ ly working together.—Hare. Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Editor ----------- Phone-395------------ APRIL I, 112, HOLY CROSS CHURCH O o n lu s. Tim in>ok itn lower of Everybody’s Magnatne drops, somewhat unnecountably. Into- ih w o ' rhapsodical reflection* on genius: “It is ihe queer eat thing in ihe world, the most tinexplainable. Il burns now in the mind of a ins-col lector's son In ancient Rome nou in n teiit-mnkor of Perdu-, now to n nw ry keeper's son In Lon­ don. now in a mixer ’of pills In n dreary Norwegian town. Like tho wind,-It ’bloweth whither*It llateth.' It hf a fire that may not be quenched, either by failure or success. And whether we know it qr not. Its rays light the paths of all of us," ' There ts a Green Hill far away Without a City Wall Where the dear Lord was crucified Who died to save us all. nic and fish fry they report a de­ lightful time. We learn th a t the wife and chil­ dren of George Steiff the Bulgarian kt*bi for the dynam iting of Mike .Stoned house is now enroute to this country to join the husband a;id fa th e r' who bus been here several year? • preparing a home lor his fam ily which ho has well started on Richmond avenue. W. L. Ifenloy has bought the 10 acre farm of Mike Stoncff on Rich­ mond avenue. M r. Henioy h as «u spent several weeks visiting his brother J. A. Hlstline.. • Mr. and Mr*. J. II. Allen left M onday to visit their daughter Mrs. L. J: Hunt who resides in Ft. L au ­ derdale. Miss M argaret S tuart and M aster Geo. S tu a rt were in Orlando on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dinkel and Miss LUlisn W aits motored down to Orlando on Saturday, • ... Park Avenue* at Fourth Street 12 M. to 3 P, M.—The* Hours of the Death of the World's Redeemer. T H E S E V E N W O R D S FROiM T H E C R O S S 1. 2. Lathe: forgive them for they know not wfvnt they do. Verily, verily, I say tint,'/ thee, Today thotf sluilt be with me in Paradise. 3. Woman behold thy Son; Son' behold thy Mothers 4. My God, My God, Why host Thou forsaken Me. 5. I Thirst. ' 6. 'It is finished. 7. Father into Thv hand* I enmmonri QnWf �■ ------------ :— ----------------------* liras’? APRIL I, 1920 . * trade center It is meant to serve.' ‘ *‘Yhu Venture Is of supreme Intporlance been use commercial aerial navi­ gation will dcvclctt on'v In proportion to . ltd* Commercial wr.ue. Tlio Held should he Identified with markings.visIhle from great heights nnd with radio apparatus so flv«r* may lie nhleil In Audit'" their way In spite nf the fo^ or failure to Identify the country over which they, are nasslnc. Haven If Mishap Occurs. “Fields nf frequent Intervals, means that cross-conn try flyers enn come to the enrlli for rest, replenishment of supplies nnd adjustments to their runchines without Inconvenience or un­ necessary delay. In tho event or n mishap In the nlr, such ns a stalled tno.lor,,the uenr-hy landing field permits the pilot to glide to It without dnrongs to. the machine or to himself. I * Army Air Service Officers Cover 300,000 Miles in Making • Aerial Survey.. LIKE HARBOR TO LINEJ IS Southern Cities Invited ti Provide Stopping Piacee for Plane*. —Muat Be Fit to Handle All Forme of A ircraft « j New York.—Pinna for catnhliahmcot PROFITEER CONVICTjONS HIGH of a chain of airplane landing field* hare been worked out by officers of Twenty-Four Convictions In England tbo arm r oir aerrlee and the Manu­ Cost Govsmment 89,000 facturer*' Aircraft association. It vr*i Each. announced here. Army flyera have covered more than TjOndon, England.—Twenty-four con­ 300,060 miles In an aerial‘aurvey of the victions obtained before the 1,000 anticountry nnd made exhaustive reports profiteering tribunals set up through­ on the facilities offered to cross-coun­ out England have cost mnrn than fl,00Q' (nominal value $8,000) each, It try flyers. Representatives of 82 southern cit­ was declared by Captain Wedgwood ies nlrendy have been Invited to es­ Bonn In the house of commons during tablish landlny Helds under nrtny di­ discussion of a proposal to extend the rection. Many others will receive like proflteerlpg act for another period of Invitations during the qext few alx months. Captain Benn summarised th e' re­ months. These must be laid out according sult* of Ihe net, during Its first six to specification* gtvgi by the army, months of life by stating: “Nineteen hundred committees have and In return tho government gives «tee! hangars to the municipalities. Op­ been appointed, 1,039 eases Imve been eration of the "nlr hnrhor"1Is mummed heard—one case per Committee; twenty-fottr convictions have been obtain­ by the municipality. Since Ihe armistice tho number nf ed; £28.000 has been spent. And the nrtny fields Jhfia been reduced from SO cost of living has gono up!” The proposed extension of six to Id, and the naval nlr stations from montna-wmrrprgfl: IT to 6. ---------- L----------------- -------Like- Harbor to Liner. Strike Over Price of Blood. “The landing Held," says the nlrNew York.—Men who sell ,lhe!r craft association, “Is to the nlrplnno wlutt the linrjior Is to 'lh e ocenn liner Mood for transfusion In operations nnd the railroad tennlnnl In to tho struck for more money nt tho Flower train. II Is not merely a flat piece nf hospital. They demanded $.1.1 for a land on which u flyer enn bring h is. pint of Mood. $.10 more than they re rmft fo earth. Surh rj piece of) reived two' weeks ago, since which pound hears the snine relntloti to n, time the price has increased to $40. real landing Held ns nn unimproved j Student nurses responded as strike­ Tea minutes a fter the water Inlet to n hnrbor like New York : breakers. strike Hinrtvd one nurse was on the or l.lverpoul. , “A landing Held should Imve, first operating table as a surgeon performed <>f all. dimensions which flt It to hnn-1 n transfusion operation a'ml tho hos­ die all forms nf aircraft. It should pital received a- pint nf blood free he drained to permit Its use even In Two hours Inter the nurse was attend­ the wettest weather. It should have i ng a rllqlc The sfrtke \vns broken shelter nnd supplies for flyers nnd their Professional blood donors were on the ernft nnd should bo accessible to tho .Job next day nt tile old wage. Thirty-two m m xxxm m m xxm m REHER BROS. AU TO PAINTING and TRIMMING SPRUCE UP THE CAR Pul on a now coat of paint for this season and make it look lik<> ;» new auto, the envy of all your acquaintances. We paint, niiam• 1:tr.<l finish cats like Ihoy do at the factory, s<> you cannot tell tho tlifTeicnce. A good way to make last year’s model look like next year’s. Try our expert auto paint­ ing and finishing. We Specialize in Washing and Polishing Cars PHONE 112 m m m x x x x x m xxxxxxm They Say, “It’s a Long Way to Tipperary Distance is reckoned on the Seas by Knots, on the Land by Miles and in the City by Blocks. There­ b y making it just Three Blocks from First Street to the only General Merchandise Store in the City where you can purchase what you want or need. There are two sides to a buying problem. The Dollars and Cents Side and the Service .Side. The •Service we do render. The Dollars and Cents Side we let you be the Judge. Service means that little some­ thing th at makes a tired Counter Jumper walk several blocks after the Store is closed to deliver that package his customer couldn't get otherwise.. Our Easter Display of Ladies’, Gents, Misses and Children’s Ready-to-Wear. and Dress Goods is worthy of your consideration. Call in and let us show you our Complete Line. RIVERS BROS. C o r. 4 t h S t . a n d S a n f o r d A v e . . »* . S a n fo rd , F lo rid a DOG’S GREAT LOVE Death Could Not Separate Rags From His Master. . " ’4 1 “ ri PA G E 5 LOOK IN THE MIRROR? With the- Man He Wonhlped Gone, Life Had No Charms for His Dumb Companion, and Ha v Quickly Followed. A professional men In a New Jersey town was the owner of a Skye terrier named Hags, which was regarded n* an unusually Intelligent flog, tho .New York Time* Mates. Ills m aster rummuted regularly to the city. Bags, no m atter how bn<J the weather might lie, always accompanied him to the sta­ tion. saw him safely aboard the train.and waited until It wan out of sight before he could be persuaded to re­ turn home. Rags was then quite dis­ consolate for the rest of the d iy , hul Isle In the afternoon when his mas­ ter’s homebound train was due his spirits revived and he was sure to be at the station to meet him. When the train lumhered Into the town and came to a stop, Hags would run along the platform from enr to car, scanning the passengers eagerly os they alighted. At sight of his mn*ter ho would hnrk delightedly, wag hi* tall and Jump about with Joy. ills pleasure was sometimes dimmed by Ms mnster missing the train. When this happened the little flog remained nt Ihe stnhon long enough to convince himself thnt his owner wns not Ihere, and then, tucking his mil between lit* legs, he repaired to a nearby cafe, which' his mnstpr customarily visited before returning home.' If necessary, lings would remnln In the bar room Tor an hour nr more, knowing well that In the natural course of events Ids uinster would call for him. On such occuslo/is lie rebuked Ills mnster by exhibiting toward him n certain shy rntdne Indifference, which he main­ tained until lie wns regaled with dain­ ties from the free-timeli counter. For years the dog nrcompunled Ms mnster to nnd from Ihe station, mid their loynlty nnd devotion to each oilier wns the talk of the town. Then one day the imisicr was taken 111 and died, nnd was duly lull m rest in the town's quiet nml peaceful little cemetery. Hags never recovered from -tbe^shock nf hi,* death. Although neighbors did their hc*t to make Hf>* pleasant for him. he refused to he com­ forted. lie begun to vjslt tho come tery nnd haunt the plot where Id* master wns'hurlpd. There Imve heen Mnrles of dogs dying from grief, and some such stories have been doubted and exploded hv certain naturalist* tmt he thnt ns It rimy, one day Ihe sexlon nnd caretaker of the cemetery. In milk­ ing his morning rounds, discovered Hags cold nnd lifeless beside hi* inns ter's grnve. Tills sexton, nn tin roman-tie old fellow, snld lie guessed the dog lust died nnturnlly from old age, ‘bm Hags’ friends, and they were ninny, were sure It wns from Inpelliiess nnd grief. In this same town there was an­ other dog which delighted to frolic about Ihe stntlon with lings. He was owned by a local linckmnn «ho pi­ loted town folk to nnd from the sta­ tion and their homes. Thl* dog. a« though he were nn Integral part of It. followed the buck wherever It went. Negro pantrymen on the I’ennsylvunln express “Nellie Illy." which made n hriof stop dully, took a fancy to the drg. nnd used to throw him hones from the window nf tho dining nir. If mattered not where the linckmnn might b e#when driving n fnre home, tils dog knew by Instinct the lmur nt which the express wns due. and. rath­ er than he Inte. he would desert his master nnd run to the stntlon for denr life. If Ills mnster left the station a short time before Ihe express «ti* due. Id* pet refused to aernmpnnv him. fearing evidently he might niKs the train with Its trent from the pantry, Surveying by Airplane. The alrplnne In Tasmania hits been used to survey n route fur the erdctlon of n irrihstnlsMATT HttP rttptitde of de­ livering 10.000 horsepower of elertrle current from the Oren! I.nke works to l.nunrcston. n dlstnnpc of nu miles. No mnn had evet been through this part of the country. The airplane, which carried nn cnglneflr'of the gov­ ernment hydro-electric department, traveled ISO miles, nml flew over wild 'mountain peaks, rlplng lo nn altitude of 0,000 feet, over very heavily tlmhe red country, numerous lake*. Ingoons nml rivers. Information, which in the ordinary way would have tnken some months to nldnln. owing to .the forbidding nature of the country, wns gained In a couple of hours. When you study others live and observe their actions and constantly strive to imitate some successful man's nctivites, be CAREFUL that you do not neglect to study as well—Look in the Mirror. Look in the Mirror of the past and ask yourself this question? Am I saving all i can in energy, character and money for the good of all. By helping yourself you help others. -v is?, -; r 4 -* m d ft r That We §hall Resolve To Save m <Miss Billie Burke, the pretty btondi actress. Is one of the most populat Idols of the American "movie” stage Some time ago she gained much fntm because of a “siege" of twenty weoki In which she faced* a battery o "movie" cameras. -O • xt PEOPLES BANK OF — SANFORD = (Copyright.) ERRANT FANCY. about the Hum of year when Fane, (fatuous fool!) Clor n straying ‘rouml the edges of som mlnnmv-iruicLHrtl pool; On* hFAri the frogs go "OuUIwump!" o Icll you II*n "kruH* (twp"— TBIn vision will grow stronger an the ■«?& norm unHiinl rru*p. Hut when tla spring and we have hml heated day or two* Thnt find Fancy will bring back ■ sj inowy day to vlqwt $ I Inv** thf* summer, wtien "l!j cold* It upring 1 ilk it th* fall; Tho summer. In the winter time, I lov tho most of sll. * ' *• l love to enowhalt folk* In June, and cons through warm July. In January, o'er the stream I'd rasl th tempting fly. In ’mid Utrembfr I’d go forth nnd pluc! Ihe daisied (1d|I strongly hop* that heaven won’t gtvVm a yearn for the other ptareJ * # • This Is 4.000 YEARS AGO TOD AY G r a n d p s A b i e B a n d a r li l a i d u| w ith a b a d l y i p r a i n r d tail, th e r e i u l of a n a r r o w es c a p e f r o m a fall f r o n the femily ( c o c o n u t) tree. Mn. Jocko Howler is * is i t i n t f r i e n d s a t M o n k t o n . S h e r e p o r t s th« b re a d - fru i t crop a b u m p e r .— F ro n the Simianville Review. * * * Consolation. N. Heck—Here I nm, with my Hose to the grlluiutonc, as I have fii-eti for years nnd years! Mrs. N. Heck lluh! Yop’ought to hi* glnd Ihnl Ihe grindstone don’t hast on you. a* grindstones do, sometimes. a • • Treat It as Ora, We’ll not Jielleve what wo are told ■ By any man upon the stump. Smelt wlmt he says, save all truth's gold, Then throw the tailings on the dump. • • • THE PR O VOK IN G ANSWERER. M\Vlio d s r r s / * tho ranting uprnki'f crl*< "dUpylr tbf thing* 1! nay tonight?''* A quiet volrs nt oih« replied; “WVll, (e * u s who It l s - r i l Idle!** e » * • DAY O F K N O W L E D G E N E A R It is only about a mo nt h, now, til the h o p e f u l ' c andi da te with a bool c o nt a in i ng the list o f na me s of thos< who have p ro ml l t d t o veto f o r hln can look over the s ame list a nd coun how m a n y liars ther a a r e in h l f town ship, c o u nt y or w ar d . * • i Flnnlgln Fllotofy. A pulillc shpenker Is like a lurrke.v. Th1 longer ut lakes ’m t’ git done th’ more thoroughly he’s roasted. ------- O— :---- C R O S B Y ’S Cotton Seed Meal N ITR A TE SODA Potash Nitrate ASHES CHASE & C O Jump Rails, Ride Ties arid Jump Back Again I Shimui. Pn.—.lumping"' flu*' t rnc!; mi the Milliard* branch nf the Ih-tvemiT railroad, n loconinthe, pulling a freight train, traveled along the hard packed Hlinw fur a <f!tunnce.uf 100 feet nnd then mounted to the rnlla again. An Erie freight locomotive enat-liound on the Reformer road Jumped the track In the Stiennugo (I'n ) yard* nnd after proceeding ‘200 feet, ngalo regnlneil the rail*. And tn prove their atorlea, rnIIr<*»d men will chow the loco* nml Iv<-». Thousand* of flabblta Killed. WnlIn Walla. WuhIi.—More thnn 11.mNl rabbits were killed In n d rlte nenr Iliirhnnk Ihe other day. thousands of the bunnies escaping lieenttso the ■hn»ter« mn nut nf allllUUnltlpU. Forty IhMiM.iqd Minis were fired. Within the Inst few months 2.1,00d rahldts were kllltMl in drives In cc-artles bordering the Columhln riv e r.. EDW ARD L EDW ARDS Phone No. 47 — P. Ol D b f 107 ’ Lumb B u ild in g M a te ria l Rooting of All Descriptions Lime, Cement, Flastor Brick, Drain Ti'e and Sewer Pipe . . i: :: Hill Lumber Company Your Druvali* or bv \ Send lur Free ilooLlec Dr.C-IL Berry C' < 117$ MUMfin -i Ltiee* • LEST YOU FORGET InterjuUoaln he recovered, nnd sin* m rrU-il ninth LIFE INSURANCE SPECIALIST’ v * c / FIIECKLES Positively Kemoved by Dr. Berry’s Freckle Ointment That's All. The fashlonuhle physician had heen g»vlns Instructions to the young mnn who mis acting for him during a holi­ day. “ I hope everything will be nil right," stammered the nervous understudy; “6nly I’ve had so tittle experience." “You don’t need experience with tnj patients," said the great mnn. ns he grabbed his hnL “They’re ns simple a* A, B. O. Ask them wlmt they're eating—and stop It. Ask them where they're going for a holiday—and semi them somewhere else.” Lusitania's Gold. Efforts «lll t>o Marled soon to re­ cover the treasure In the Lusltntiln. fl Is believed that the depth of the water will forldd raising ihe ship or any nf her cargo, hui some vnluaMv* nm . GEORGE D. HART K ID S Edward I. Edwards, the .tew gov­ ernor of New Jersey, was elected on ■ "wet" ticket and does not conceal hie intention to permit constitutional prohibition to be circumvented In hie rtpte If If cah.be done.wlthodt technliJ!ly violating the law. r: — . .. I ■. . -CS- ‘...f -J-. ' . ^ B IL L IE B U R K E aV ■ Vi —•••dr*.. SAN FO RD DAILY fiKE?ALD PLAN CHAIN OF LANDING FIELDS ■ f *• ^ 5 yVv r ! ‘ *1> r 4 f -■r; I 1 Vj?/-Gi .gt *- Aa .f- « t "•* xTv yVV’- ^ ** .. * ------------ V •: M ilvis M arble C o. F. L. M ILLER, Owner Monuments, Copings la,Marble or Granite m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 01, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/14b89bea41447128693c2160fbc1b3bb.pdf 1d84183b1e8c37e6c97f6c0b59adbeab PDF Text Text . K -i f THE t • SA N FO R D HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 33 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FIR d Ay, APRIL 2,112) VOLUME XI SOCiALIST MEMBERS ARE AVIATION SUFFRAGE WAS DEFEATED MEETING TURNED FROM ASSEMBLY FIELD IS FRIDAY IN MISSISSIPPI ATTENTION NAMED AFTER BITTER DEBATE NIGHT . RETURNS TO DELEWARE MOMENTOUS WILL HE brought up in hela. ware l e g is l a t u r e . WHEN THIS QUESTION Dover April 1 (Hy Associated p.f.< With the defeat of suffrugo in tl»Mi*»i«ippi legislature yesterday pfltvarc resumed her pluceof leading i*trrest in the fight for the Anthony eioMdment today. Another effort t Ql bc made to firing the measure to vote in the lower house today P.t te i* profilematicat if it will fie tilled up as friends of the measure twitited to bring it to test because cf ihe uncertainty of success. Rad Ills Arm Crushed W. It. Hrown who works with the lout at the cool chute of the A. C. L. rhop* had his left nrmcrushed and received icvcral locerntions about tie head this morning when in some Einner his clothing was caught in Ui cog* of the hoist. Drs. Stevens ud Tolar were called to him and Met him to the Fernald-Laughton lUepitil where he* was attended and ride comfortable. He will lie taken te tie hospital at Wayrross tonight. Ha many friends here hope for his ipttdy recovery. DENMARK WILL HAVE BIG STRIKE THREATENED RECAUSE WOULD CHRISTIAN BENI) THE KNEE. First Instance of Kind In History of America MUCH ORATORY FLO’D KINO NOT Copenhagen April 1 (By Associu ltd Press The first move toward putting into effect the general strike ordered hy the Trades Unions in protest against the refusal of King ChrUthn to reinstate the dismissed Zahle ministry appears to have been tsken by the linkers who begun talking out here. PLUNDERING IN RUHR DISTRICT GERMAN STRIKERS HAVE LOST ALL DISCIPLINE AND BREAKING UP. 0 POLICE BARRACKS ATTACKED WORKERS LEADERS • AMNESTY SHOPMEN INSPECTORS JOIN STRIKE GOVERNMENT’S ULTIMATUM . DISREGARDED Berlin. March 30 (By Associated Press) A report from the rebel mili­ tary headquarters at Mucnster says the government’s ultimatum to the insurgents to disarm has been dirregarded generally. Attacks on the northern front are continuing and reinforcements have been brnugh up by the insurgents. ^ , Atmttrtlam April 1 (By Associated Pres*' Plundering under the guise d requisition is the order of the day „f U part* of the Ruhr valley and ndGrover Cleveland llcrgdoll Sentenced here state the dUintergration of Five Years United States Pen the Communist army and a lack of New York, March 30.—Grover diiciplino adding to the eeriousne** Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy Phila­ d the situation. delphia n who was courtmurtidled for alleged fuilture to report for niilitury service under the draft Injw, wns sen­ tenced to five years In United States prison. IS PARALYZED DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS IN SHIPPING VEGETABLES SANFORD WANTS ACTION Growers And Shippers Suffer From Slow Movement of Cars BY Chicago, April 1.—Officials were "u*y today in another attempt to •olyt the problems cauied by the •dike tf city clerks and stenegraPktta ft r more money. There who *»lked out yesterday, paralysing uiineja, picketed the city hail toand union leaders said they ^ ' f,e firm in their determination to out until their demands for fior cent increase per month was ranted. " . iy "he firemen’s erganisation anBounced that 90 per cent of the fire* °>*n would resign if they were rv the people who are INTERESTED WANT TO KNOW WHERE THAT TROUBLE LIES. op every on the l is t . ON WE8LE ANI) PLUNDER SEVERAL OTHER PLACES IN AVESTPIIAL1A. The Hague March 30 (By Associ­ ated Press) Rebellious German work­ men have resumed the attack on Wesle according to a despatch to the Nieuw Courant of Rotterdam. Hamm in Westphalia and several other places are reported plundered. A general strike is procliltned at Essen advices say and is beihg carried out in full force. mm 1H ] IJ ' m FOREST FIRES INMARYLAND and w alkout em plo y ee 1 SECRETARY JAPANESE MACFHERSON TROOPS ARE _ _ RESIGNED KILLED TO DISCUSS HIGH RENTS _ _ IN OHIO Cumberland Md. April I (By Associated Press) Fire from the burn ing brush und leaves destroyed the Assembly House, a summer hotel and six other structures on Moun­ tain Lake Park near here and one of the well known resorts of the. GOVERNOR CALLS CITY SOLICITORS *AND ATTOR­ state. NEY GENERAL FOII •CON­ FERENCE. 0 The grower^ and t he shippers and especially the cash buyers arc kick­ ing itbout the slow aerviee of the railroa.dj in the movement of the refrigeratir car*. This is a most se­ rious situation and should he in­ vestigated at once by the govern­ ment and not shelved as these mat­ ters usually are shelved by the red tape a Ad delays and other methods. The growers and the shippers of the Sanford section aqd of every other section of Florida are aufferlng big losses this season artd suffering more each day as the hot aeasonapproaches and while everybody recognises the r«r* that the railroads aru -lioet of cars they do not recognize the enuse of this great dcluy in moving cars after they have been loaded with perishables and Iced and made ready to go from here. For instance several shippers here this week had cars to Philadelphia and it took twelve days to move the car from Sanford to Philadelphia which Is out of all reason. Others who shipped to New York and to the western markets have the tamo talo of woe an{j it means that unless the railroads can move the cars in better timo there will be no more buying of celery or other crop* here this season. Another kick that the growers have is that they; cannot tell when Jhey will receive the refrigerator METHODISTS WOULD CENSOR THE MOVIES Columbus Ohio, March 30 (By Associated Press) Governor Cox has called the City Solicitors cf the state and the Attorney General to meet him Thursday to consider the rental situation us the result of compluints cif excessive rent increases over the state. CONFERNKCE AT KNOXVILLE DECIDED TO PRESENT M KM O RIAL. EMPLOYEES * TROUBLE SOMEWHERE OF CHICAGO Roanoke ON STRIKE WORKMEN Shop Men OF GERMANY Are Out RENEW ATTACK *‘TV t -w Knoxville, Term., March 30 (By Associated Piers) The Holston con­ ference of the Methodist church de­ cided to present the General con­ ference of the Methodist Episcopal church at Ues Moines in May a »■ memorial for the Christian Board of IN SYMPATHY WITH STRIKE Censorship of moving pictures. Ail OF CLERKS AFTER INSULT Protestant churches will he asked to TO WOMAN EMPLOYEE. co-operate. Roanoke March 30 (By Associa­ tes] Puss) Six thousand organized wotUcts cf the Roanoke shops of the Nofuik & Western Railway were ordered to strike at noon today fn sympathy with the clerks who walked out after the company had For Florida ahowera in north, refused to discharge two non-union fair in aouth portion tonight. Friday worlrs accepted by the cierka that showers and thunder storms. Fresh insulted a woman employee. south winds with squalls. ■m*k*i*>*0» l, *4‘ jldkWlba. Fight T u rn s to T his Stale After Defeat In The South DAY PROBLEMATICAL COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY COMMITTEE DECIDES UPON cars that have been ordered. They CITY FIELD" get ready to cut celery and the car I). A. R. ON BUILDINGS FOR , "CELERY PAUL RADFORD GETTING arrives a day or two days lute on AMERICAN LEGION. THE 520 GOLD PIECE. the siding and the celery has been The Sullie Harrison Chapter of The aviation field south of this cut and packed in crates and re­ the Daughters of the American Re­ mained in the field all that time. volution at their last meeting de­ city wns named this morning hy the The growers and shippers of this cided that instead of erecting a committcu composed of A. P* Con­ section want to know why the cars memorial arch for the soldiers and nelly. J. I).' Hall and F. L. Miller. are delayed after they start rolling sailors cf the world war they would Several months ngo n gentleman who and why they nre delayed in getting bend their energies toward building resides near this city and who is to the various sidings in this section a suitable building for the Ameri­ grrntly interested in aviation gavo and it is up to the rnilroads to un> can Legion or a room in one of the 120 in gold to the person giving in swer the question. There is not FROM NEW YORK LEGISLA­ buildings that will be erected on the a' suitable name for the aviation much celery left to in Sanford TURE AFTER HOT ORATOR­ field. The donor does not want bis lake front In the near future. In­ move and It seema liiul u better ICAL FIGHT AND MUCH line with this policy the ladle* hj*- name to be mentioned in connection service could lie hnd for the re­ FUSS. pointed a Building and Grounds with the contest although he may mainder of the crop that means Committee and a Ways sml Means later and the only stipulation he much to every individual Albany N. Y. April 1 (By Asaocthat Committee and appointed L. A. made was that the names lie handed handles it and to the community in ated Press) The five Socialists num ­ Bromley Chairman and R. J. Holly in to the Herald office and the com­ general. ber* of the New York stute Assembly secretary tf the general committee mittee appointed decide upon the expelled early today nfter the debate which continued all night crammed The first meeting cf these comihit- mi me. Strange to say only about twenty with fiery oratory. Separate votes tess has been called by the chuirmun were tuken for each of the expelled for Friday night cf this week at five nanicsf were bunded in for this contest that did not cost tlie people members but forty votes were the eight o'clock in the sun parlor of maximum mustered by the defense the Valdez Hotel and the following a cent to enter and the lucky one to gel 520 in gold. in any of them. The vote to expcll committees and the ladies of the The committee took about two tin* members ranged from 110 to 116. terested in this great work wre in­ hours of their time to decide upon the vited to attend. The following are Albany April 1 (By Associated name most suitable carefully weigh­ Press) Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., wns !members cf the committees: ing the various titles and their Ways And Means Committee among those voting against expul­ connection with the field and the sion of the Socialists, Louis Wuldman A. R. Key, Clifford Hell, G. I. city of Sanford und finally decided August Clausenns Charles Solomon l.oucks, F. P. Forster, G. S. Smith, upon tlie name "The Celery City Samuel Dewitt und Snmuel Orr IN IRELAND NEAR CORK Roy Bower, J. I). Hood, Roy Sy- Field" suggested hy Paul W. Rad­ GERMAN WORKERS * IN charged with disloyalty and the AND 1’OLICENEM ARE tnes, E. F. Housholder, E. A. Doug­ ford of this city who Is a student at •RUHR VALLEY GIVEN 48 net Ion of the Assembly marks u lass, II. F. Whltner. WOUNDED. Randolph-Macon Academy at Bed­ HOURS TO QUIT OR ELSE. precedent us the first time in history Grounds and Building ford Virginia. Skcbcreen, county of Cork Irclund when nil members of a p a r ty have John Russell, F. F. Dutton, S. O The committee wanted a name Paris April 1 (By * Associated | been expelled from a March 30 (IJy Associated Press) Chase, Arthur Yoweil, L. P. McCullegislature thnt would mean something in con­ IPress) The German government has j ^ . Over one hundred armed men at­ •runted the* lenders of the working_________ _ ___ tacked the police barracks in Durress ler, G. I). Bishop, W. E. Watson, J. nection with Sanford and while grant! many of the other names were good G. Kail, John Meisch, B. E. Squires, men's forces in the Ruhr district with rillles and petrol bombs last night. A portion of the building was Forest Lake, C. K. Henry, George und the committee hud quite a forty eight hours extension time in destroyed and two policemen were Chamberlain, N. II. Garner, A. P. time muking a selection they finally which to accept or reject the term* took the "Celry City Field" us of the ultimatum sent to Essen Inst wounded before the attack was re­ Connelly. the most appropriate and the week Berlin advices stnto today. pulsed. ' Also the members of the American 520 gold piece was given to Mrs. Negotiations are preceding at Ber­ Ltgion and espedeily the officers Radford here to send to Paul. lin and it is believed thnt the ronMaryland Forest Fires And hereafter the name of the llirt in the • Ruhr valley will lie arc requested to be present at the Cumberland, Mrd., Marrh 30 (By aviation field will be known us the settled without any further hostili­ Assocaited Press) Haystack, Polish meeting. "Celery City Field" and tukc its ties. L. A. DRUM LEY, ChnlrmnJ. plnrc upon the aerial maps and and Knobley mountains are ablaze NORFOLK AND WESTERN from forest fires which are difficult R. J. Holly See. SHOPMEN ANI) CAR INaviation journals. Organize Ovrrsll Club to fight cn account of the high winds. SPECTOIIS JOIN CLERKS Workmen ns well as business men AT ROANOKE. of Jacksonville have organized an Rig Fire at Olrard Winston Salem N. C. April 1 (By I "Overall Club", the principal busi­ Girard Ala., March 30 (By Associ­ Press) Norfolk and ness of which will be to wear over­ Associated ated Press) Fire destroyed the Butts Western shopmen and cur inspectors alls to work, on the street, to church Lumber Co., with a lrrs cf J100.000 and for all purposes except in which today joined with the clerks who today. to sleep until the rplcc id men’s struck yesterduy in sympathy with the strike of the clerks in the main clothing is reduced., office at Roanoke. Rig Fire In Columbus AS CHIEF SECFETAHY OF BOLSHEVIK SEVEN K ill Columbus Ohio April I (By Assoc­ IRELAND AND GREENWOOD HUNDRED JAPS IN RUSSIA. iated Press) A spectacular fire in the WILL TAKE PLACE. Honululu April 1 (By Associated wholesale district destroyed four buildings with serious injury to two Press) Seven hundred Japanese London April 1# (By Araoclnted firemen ami n loss of a half million I troops and civilians were killed in a Press) The Globe suys Ir.n Me pherson chief secretary for Ireland battle with the Rursian Bolshevik dollars today. • BURN UP SUMMER HOTEL GERMAN REBEL MILITARY has resigned aqd wllll he succceeded forces at Nikolevsk Siberia according IN MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK HAS NOT DISARMED OR by Sir llnmar Greenwood Under to n Tokio despatch to the Japanese newspaper Nippu Jiji here. secretary of Home Affairs. RESORT. * STOPPED FIGHTING. • fused an increase of $300 a year. Seventy four food inspectors, who supervise the handling of the city's food supply, decided to strike today. Collection of garbage had ceased as a result of a strike two days ago of 200 garbage handlers. Sewer workers were called on strike today and mem hers of the engineers, draftsmen and architects' union announced they were preparing to strike unless wage increases were provided. The city council hail before it a $130,000,000 budget bill carrying pay increases averaging 10 per rent for the city's 18,060 employes when it convened. The measure lacked only three votes for adoption when the body rested yesterday. �'Ml ^) v I r 1; •1 *'**- .* 1*.■ 0' * • T • * MARCH H . l *20 THE SANFORD HERALD r r p o r u d on th# a o th . «uy *> d * p *C i t f k of th# C’lr r u lt CourtI i# h r r r b j r * UM 01 nor,<1,> pu as S IL K A N D W A S H S K IR T Victrolas a n d March Records KHNKSt " AM808. rnnrtfc!! p i p o t l t o r y lla lonr*, April 1, 1*1? W a r r a n t. u u t i la n a i n c April I, I » I » Not D t l i n t t , April I, 1 * 1 ' ... . K r r r l r l # for t h e HI* m o n lh o : — F ro m :—T#* CoU#cior,-T»s**. T a t L o ll r tl o i, Mol of I. 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C o m m l i . l o n . of O f f l c e r r - T a i . n . r r o i ............................. T a . C o llrd o r Gain* W ar d e n C l r r . C i r c u it C o u r t , recording, e tc . C a p e r . . ', of n i i c t l j n I t r n t ol ( i n n r n m r n t l . a t r . u r y *1Irk K r a i l l n t l o n ■ :.rg a l a i r r l u a a n d 1 im r W a r r a n t . 1 ra v c llrg r i i r n . f r on C ounty l i u . l n r . . 231.16 6.80 3S2.03 27.80 , : 340.05 147.49 *2.30 648.90 256.66 „ _ 1,021.16 1,794.42 C a r. af . 324,34 110.26 22.20 _ 247.25 138.05 331.46 1,596.04 1.319.40 100.00 194.73 255.06 45.00 1,798.88 525.39 139.99 . 14.454 02 64.34 D r p o i l to r y l la l a n r * H t r l 30. 1919 .. . r h n r And P o r f r l t u r * l u m l D . p o .l l o r y l la l a n r r , April I. H D W a r r a n t , o u t .t a n d l n g , April I. 1919 3.676.40 2.80 - N . t l la l a n r r , April I. 1919 l lt c r ly l a f r r Ibe Hli M r n t b * : F r o m : —T a i C olle c tor.-1 n * . ... • • Com ptroller,- l U d r w i i li 'i n i C o in p lr o t l .r K allroau T a i e t S h r r l l t . - F l n e i ------------------ • 3,573.60 2,310.11 73.72 626.30 3,196.10 6.20&41 1,092 43 51.92 348.60 29.95 300.00 1 9.VO ■ 140.40 1 41.91 287.90 63.SO 90.00 390.00 2,982.77 6.797.26 1.00 6.798.26 N . t l l a l a n r r , 8 r p t . 30. 1919 W a r r a n t , o u t . t a n d l n g Srpt, .10, 1919 D rpuallory l l a l a n r r , S r p t . 10, 1919 Kuril F u n d D rpoailory l l a l a n r r , April I, 1919 W arra nla o ulata m llng April I, 1919 6,750.39 19.76 11,717.12 ,168.65 3,112 47 274.82 COO.00 220.00 10.00 773.23 2,360.96 2.603.30 3,862.84 1,011,87 407.00 210.00 60.00 300 00 286.2 4 969.01 13,734.44 8,489.26 6,201,25 4,647.96 62.02 4.709.98 10,914.23 Making l la l a n r r D l a b a r r r m r n l a f a r I b r Nit m an lh a : Honda anil I n t r r r o t 7,957.60 2,956.73 62.02 2,894.71 leav in g lla lan rr T r a n . l r r ol f u n d . D rp o tllo ry l l a l a n r r Sept. 30. 1919 P Olid, ( i t o t r . I t r .l n a g r D le lrl.l t u r d D r poa ilory lla la n r r , April I, 1919 l l r r r l y l a for Ib r Nil m u n lh a : From T a i C o llrrto r,-T a ira -------------- •—-------••• C f .- M aking l la l a n r r D l t b u r t r m r n l . for I b r Hit m o n th . : Ilunil. a n d l n t . r r . l ----------—— ---------- -------— • Pre m ium on l lo n d . C l . r n 'n g d i r th r * 30 1919 P u h l l r l y Fund __ D . rp o__ .l l_o r y |l a a nr* Apr I 1919 . for i— h r .n .i t. . -------oiunlho “tlecelpU :*lala loi From.* T a i ( ’ollrrtu r.-'t a i r . 369.16 1,188.86 1,558 Ul _ 1,390.00 •S.00 iao.19 32,62 41,90 - . . Nont 44,46 1,352.64 8,07 1,300.01 Making l la l a n r r D l . b u r a r m r n l a fat I b r Nil m o n t h . : I t .m u d r o n g r u u r l ho j a r Work on t .u o r t llouw- .• a'tl 1,174.9.1 97.95 l)rpo«ltory l l a l a n r r btp* 30, IVI C ................ C oualr ( i u a n l F u n d Dapoaltory l la l a n r r April I. 1919 l l r t r i y l a ior t k r Ntt m o n l b . : From :- T a t C o l l r r t o r , - T a m C o m p tlu llrr,- H rdom pU tr.a t.’o m p lr n ll.r Hailruad i'a Making l l a l a n r r D l a b a n r m r a l a : I tC n t ol A r m i u y , . , . . . . , . . . — . , 2 2SO.I7 73.70 626.50 — l lr p o . ll o r y l l a l a n r r S r p t . 30,1910 Hand F u n d TruMer* lla la n r r April I. 1919 Sinking F und Itoad llond F und l lo n d . In Sinking I u n i l l r r r l y l a far I b r Nit m o n th . : From :- l i t C o l l r d o r ami ( nyaplfollrr I n terra t on Hank h a la n r r a 17,861.85 6,117.84 28,000.140 23.986.02 654.2* Flaking l l a l a n r r D l a b u r a r m r a l a frr I b r Nit m o n th . : I n t m a t roupona Sundry r l p r n a r a . Including l.kOO.UO A l l y '. F r r a 11,603.00 ’ 1,700.00 — ------- T r u t t r r a l la l a n r r S r p t 39, 1919 Aaart* And U a b l l l l l . t A a.rta. l l a l a n r r r a t h In Drrw alto ilra U a l a n r r r a t h Uond T r u a l r r a . 18,7*7.!? 4,017.81 40,000.00 __ 57,803.00 36,260.79 37,803.00 94,033.79 W - r r a a U o u U l a n d l n t for r u l r t n t r*p»t»i*r F lorida C r o t i . Ilralaago Dint. U * td « B . m l n o l . C o u n ty l l l | b « a y a n d 7 :tu n d in | Hp.clal It * U DIM. No. t l l c n d . Valor . f C r u . U r I’r o f r t ty 1,272.94 87.73 • l e a v i n g l la l a n r r P a y m e n t ol 'I I m r W a r r i n t a m 2.60 44.46 Making l l a l a n r r .....-------D l . b a r . r m r n l . for I h r Nit montho. Depository l l a l a n r r S r p t 30, l u l u llt'lldlng F und D r p o t l lo r y Halancr April I, 1919 H r c r l y l . frr th* Nil m o n t h . : from:* I n Collector • I n n __ 1,625.39 9 o u r t H o u r , a n d F l i lu r a a The Yowell Co. 15,493 06 22.223.69 M aking l l a l a n r r D l a b u ta r m r n l a for I b r Nil m o n th . H tirrrln lrn d rn rr and N oprrtU Irn : S a l a n r . ol H e a d Hupta. and G t e r r r e r . Paid lo C o u n t y Coiotur*. lor Itoad I n a p r r l l o n I’ald lo u l h r r prr* « n t *o. Itoad Inap. C o n a l'n <f M a l n la l n a n r r , I t o a d . -9 llrld g r.: t i o . l ol m a l r r l a l T ool, am t m a - h 'y . c.,.1 and r ratn ra l i v e a to r b , r o . t , i a ' e a n d trailing Paid lor Ire* laPor, o'.hrr than g u a r d . Feeding and c a rr of ( i o n tl i lt on road* Pay o f r u n r i c t g u a r d . Prrrym rn I’aymrnt on a r r o u n t ol road, built by r o n t r a r t —I 'a y m . n ta on a r r t . bridgra tiutlt r o n t r a r t Surveying Work on prw bond l*«ur l l r p o . l l o r y l l a l a n r r Kent. 30. 1919 lllark 11a in m o i k I t r .l n a g r IM .Irlrl F u n d D . p o a l l n r y l la l a n r r , April I, 1919 l l r r r l y l a far Ib r Nit m o n th .: From :- T a t Col r c l o r . - T a t r . I lra rd N a t l l l a n t . - l . 'i t l d r n d N r l llalanr* S r p t . 30, 1919 lla la n r * raah S rp t, 30, —— ........... • Sinking F und itoad t u m t F u n d tla lanrr.-H unda k * . Extra Good Values in Georgettes, all Colors at $6.75 and up 6,730.6, N . t lla la n r r , April I. 1919 ........ I t r r r l p l a for I b r Nit m u p l h . i T i t ColU*lor.-T *«r« (?om|itroIlrr,- llr«lrm|»lh»n« (*(»mplrollrr l(*»lrua«l T i n * Clerk,-Volusia C o u n t y W i m n t Cr. Voiles and Organdies < extra good quality and styles you cant help but admire 9,780.03 M aking l l a l a n r r ---------D l . b u r a r m r n la for I h r Ml« .*|onlh . C r a l r f C rim inal P r o a r c l l l o n . : ............ Shrrilt A Detillll*., ( i l l III. ( rim ( < I ' o n . t a b l r . CM III. f i l m <'• C o u n ty J u d g * C . t Ills Crlm l « J u . t l r r of P r a r * Cat. Ilia ( rim (.a C o u n t y I ' m . . r u l i n g Ally. Wit m u F . r # D t h . r r a p r n a . a of (.rim . P r o a .r u t l o n a ShrrtH'a C om m a, on F i n n . » lr.. c ollected Feeding p r l .o n r r a . . . . . „ T r a n . p o r t a t l o n p a id lor and d i . r l i a r g r m o n ry paid to c o n v ic t . on r o a d . • . . . . Pay of Juror tn (.'rim. tatra. c o u n t y a n d J u M I r . of P r a r * r u u r t a Salary of J a l l . r D . p i lo ry Ha a n t e S r p t are plaited models and made of the new silk m&terials COLORED WASH SKIRTS “ Pretty this Season; the styles are different, Garbadine, Tricotine in the lead $8.50, $10.50, $12.00, up to $15.00 _ 9,000.00 13,000.00 . . 10,090.00 ... . 33,000.00 Notlcr a f A yyllrallrn fur T a i H e r d l l a d r r Section 37 3 a f I h r ( I r a r r a l N l a lu t r r , Notice la b r r r b y given t h a t Louie* Plrlr, p u r r h a e r r of T a i C r r t i d r a t * No. 764, d i t r d :h* 6 th d a y ol J u n * A. D. 1R9K. Said Crrtl* t i r a t r r m h r a r r * t h r fjllo w ln g p r o p r r l y illual t d In S rm innl* C o u n t y , F lorida, to-wll: llrg. 1.17 r h i . 8. A 12 *8 r h i . W of Intrra r rtlo n of H l ln r of M i r a n d a ( I r a n i with F. line of N K ' i of N F I 'f of S r r . 2H. T p . 19 S. Hang* 29 Fh, ru n N 6.85 r h i . , W 7.34 r h i .. S 4.85 r h i . , F: 7.34 r h i ., 4 .5 J a r m . T h* n l d l i n d bring a i a n i r d a l I h r d a l* of th* lr• uan o ol t u r h r r r t lf l r a t * In t h r n u n * of FI. ! Printer. Al*- T r r C r r t l f l r i t r N o. 763, d a te d th* 61 h d a y ol J u n * A. D. 1898, S a id c rrtlftrat* r m b r a r r . th* following d r a r r l b r d property • i t u a t n l InSrmlftotr C o u n t y , Florida, to-wlt: F r a r t . NF:>| of N F I 't of S r r . 2a, T p. iw S. H in g e 29 FI., tlr.a lire. I n t r n r r t i o n of 8 lln r of P e te r M ira nda G r a n t with FI. llnr ol t i l d S r r . , run 8 1.47 rh * ., W 20 r h t .. N 5.83 r h t , FI lo G r a n t l ln r , SFI'ly to beg. and le tt 121 y d i .) 15 a r m . T h r n l d land bring a , , c . t r d at th e d a t r of t h r I t a u a n r * of aurh r r r t l f l r a t r In t h e n a m e of FI. C . Vlrk. haa filed • aid r r r l l l l r a t r In my office a n d h a r m a d r a p ­ plication for t a i deed to iaa u r In a t r o r d a n r * with law. U n l r t t . a i d r r r t l f l r a t r ahall be redeemed a r t o r d l n g t o law, t a i deed will l«aur thereon on t h r 2 6th d a y of April A. D. I* W l l n r n my olTlclil i l g n a t u r r nod *»•-1 tl.lt t h r 21 th d a y of M arch A. D. 19 ' COUNTY HAPPENINGS LONGWOOD PICK-UPS J. S. Kreinus of Ashvillc is the guest of her mother, Mm. Geo. Lt-wls. J, II. Dunbar and Mint Klsie Dunbar with their Rueat, Mm. J. Lyman Stark of Philadelphia motored over to Daytona and Coronado on Wednesday returninR on Friday. L. W. Dunbar returned home with them. Mr. and Mm. Schuinan left Tuesday morninR for a visit to St. PctoMburR. Mr. and Mm. L. M. Haloway who have been viaitinR Justice Holoway left Inst week for their home in Darwick, Ga. ’ The Misses Allens entertained their y 'inR friends at the home of their paren..t Mr. and Mm. W. K. Alien last Fri­ I S I ! A 1,1 FI. A . I ’t ' i l . A S R day eveninR. Clerk C irc u it Court S r m l r . lo L o - r l y , Vc7.!.'.nl M. McWorkman left Sunday Florida. lly V. FI. D G U G I . A C . , . . C. for '.i. ame in Indianapolis. JV32-& *. 7. P. Lewis was in Sanford on Friday. N otlcr of A yyllrallrn f r r T a i D e e d l l a d r r Mi.:. Amy Prior of New York City N rrllon 673 of T h r G r n r r a l N t i tu l r * and.’iv Saturday and is the Rucst of Mr. Notice li he reb y given t h a t J a m r t II. H a r l l r l t , p u r r h a t r r of T a i C r r t ll l c a l* N j . and M r. T. A. HobucJf at Greenwood 358, d i t r d t h r 4th d a y of J u n r A. D. 101,. S l i d r r r t l f l r a t r r m h n r n t h e fe ttor ljnC ilr- Lodge. • rrllird p r o p e r t y i l l u a t r d In K r n l i .i * C o u n t.' Prof. SchnfTcr and Mm. SchalTer and Florida, t o - w lt: l.o t 199. P l a n of Sub. DiyiA8N."co‘ nTht,,»i5l u»<t0 hringm»m.V.l "i Mr- J motoretl over to New t h . i l i t r of t h r i i a u i n r * of i u r h r r r t i f l r a t r Smyrna on Saturday. In I h r n i n e of U nknow n Mr. and Mr?. F. J. Neinmyer and Mr. Aim T a i C r r t l f l n t * No. 1062. i l a t n l th* aril d r y of J u n e A. II. 1901, Salil r r r t l f l r a t r nntl Mm. J. Hist lino moturtn] out to r m h r a r r . t h e following d r . r r l b r d p ro p e rty • I t u a t r d In S r m l n o lr C o u n t y , F lorida. to :w |l: Windmore one tiny last week. |.,>to 217 A 218, A l t a m o n t e l .a n d Hotel A Mr. uml Mm. J. S. Dinkel were in N a v ig a tio n Co., T h r aald l a n d b r in g a.aeeied a t Ih r d a te of t h r l i . u a n r r of a u r h r r r t l f l r a t . Orlando on Tuesday. In t h r n a m e of I d a M. H olm an. J. E. Phipps lias returned to his old Aim T a i C ertifica te No. 1071, d a te d th* 3rd day of J u n e A. D. 1901, S a id r r r t l f l r a t r position In the M & 0 . It. It. as frciRht e m b r a r r e t h r following d r . r r l b r d p r u p r r t ) . i t u a t r d In S r m l n o lr C o u n t y , Florida, to-wlt: 972.73 I,ot 292. A lta m o n te l.and. H ote l A N a v ig a ­ tio n Co., T h r aald land b rin g a a .r a a r d a t I h r d a t a ol t h r I t . u a n r r ol r u r h r r r t l f l r a t r in t h r na m e of U nknow n. 2.980.37 Aim T a i C ertlflcH * No. 1070, d i t r d th* 3rd d a y ol J u n e A. D. 1901. S l i d r r r tlf lr a t* 3,963.12 r m b r a r r * t h r following d r a r r l b r d p ro p e rty 60.00 ■I t u a t n l In S r m l n o lr CoUntv. Florida, to-wlt l.«t 276, A l t a m o n t e I.and, H ote l A N a v ig a ­ a > o i . i 2 tion Co., T h r aald land b rin g a e . r a . r d a t the 3.N&N.0O d a t r of I h r l a . u a n r r of t u r h r r r t l f l r a t r In t h r n a m e of tiro . FI. Currier. 4 4.22 Aim T a i Certificate No. 1059. d a t - d t h r 3rd day of J u n e A. IF. I 9 0 | , Said r r r t lf l r a t a r m b r a r e i She following d r e r r i b e d p ro p e rty • I t u a t r d In S r m l n o lr C o u n t y , F lorida, to-wlt; l.ot* 202. A 203, A ltam o n te, l .a n d . Hotel 46.669.C9 A N avigation Co., T h r aald l a n d b r i n g t i n t aril at the d a t e of th* laauanr* of au rh c e r t i ­ ficate In t h r n a m e of J . C. H o l m a n . 34,549.91 Aim T a i C r r t lf l r a t * No. 1067, d i t r d th* 3rd d a y of J u n * A. D. 1901, S a id r r r t lf l r a t * 7 I . I I C . 0 I < m b r a r t * t h r following d n r r l b r d pro p e rty ■ Itu a tn l in S r m l n o lr C o u n t y , F’lorid a, to-wlt: l .o t 247, A ltam o n te, l.and, H ote l A N a v ig a ­ tion I'o., T h r aaiil land b rin g a . * r . . r d a t t h r d a t r ol t h r iM u a n r r of a u r h r r r t l f l r a t a In t h r 13,303.00 n a m r of F'iih A l.u v rjo y . 67,805.00 Alto T a * Certificate No. 1064. d a te d th# 3rd d a y ol J u n e A. D. 1901. S a id r r r t l f l r a l a r a k u i . i tin following ilra crtn rd p ro p e rty • I t u a t r d In S r m l n o lr C o u n t y , F lorida, to-wli: l.ot 23?, A lt a m o n t e , b a n d . Hotel A N a v ig a ­ t io n Co., T h* aald land b rin g a n r . i r d a t th* d a t r ol t h r I ta u a n r * ol t u r n r r r t l f l r a t a in l h a n a m r of G ro. W, Norria. Alto T a a C e r llf lr a la No. 1069, d a t e d I h r 3 r d d a y ol J u n a A. lb 1901, S a id r r r t lf l r a t a em brace* th* following d r r e r i b a d p r o p e rt y a l t u a t r d In Srm lnoln b o u n t y , F lo r id a , lo-wlt! L o t 2 6 J, A l t a m o a ta , U n d Hotel A N a v i g a ­ tio n Co., T h a aald land bring a rara ard a t lh a d a t r of t h a taa u an ra of a u r h c ar llf lr a to In t h r 1.00 n a m e of Flail A l.o v r jo y ., haa flltd t a d 7,600.00 r r r t l f l r a t r * In m y offlr# a n d baa m ad # appll131.000. 09 r a t i o n for t a i d e ad t o l u u a In a c c o r d a n c e with 179.000. 00 w ith law. U n lra i aald r r r l l l l t a t r a ahall ha r w d r e t a r d a f cording t o law , la g d r r d wlU laajt# 417.601.00 t h r r r o n on t h a t J l h d a y uf April A. D. 1920. W lta ra a aay ofllrlal a lg n a t u r r a n d real t h l i t t l i f f u , '“ t S uuh V . T o o iT o ljin o I c .'' M m . solictor. Mr. and Mm. Eric Snulsbury motored Sunday from Orlando in their new Ford. Mr. Farmer the Indiana truck ORcnt was in town Tuesday. ALK LAKH MAItV ITEMS M II. Heed tnadi St. Cloud a Itcv. E. W. Edward*, our Presbyterian visit Mondrvy lookiaR after his pastor from Jacksonville, sends word property then*. that he expects to he with us for service Frankie Evans of Hollins Collego next Sunday. IIesayB that the press work spent the week end here with the kept him from comitiR earlier in the month Evuns family. and that this will be just before Presbytery Goodhrart and Floyd Sjohlom meets. Those that feast on the stionR accompanied by Mrs. Tuxworth meat of the Gospel, will he well rephid went to Auhurndnle Sunday night in cominR out to hear him, in our humble to accompany the remains of their opinion. Sunday school meets al 2:00 with brother home. Alfred Ericaon as leader, while service Once aRaln our little villakc has beRins at 3:00. been visited by the donth onRcl and Those who have Riven so freely for the one from our midst is gone. Fred repair of the church roof, will he r' iu! to Sjoblont nnswors the call from b<hear th at the necessary amount |25.00 Is yont’. the skiei and we offer our about all in. so the work can s.on ro sympathy to the heart broken family ahead, thanks to them. Wc npp«“*?".*.C- where a vacancy is left that no ono all the help Riven. cm nil. Great sadners and sorrow Mm. A. L. Campbell and her two little r.\er the entire community »•* ones sjient Friday with Mm. WHe Wil­ caj. cd by the news of the death of this younR man Sunday evening, liams in Orlando. Mm. A. F. W'csterdick and her friend he being born nnd reored here nnd Mm. Cluto of Sanford spent Ve Inn lay- wns about 23 years old. He left her in helpinR Mm. Parkinson of Os.’eui. only n few weeks ago to engage in jyt h-rin~ fruit at Auburndale and Mm. Krell nnd bal»y, Dt rcthy Matil la, it is rupi ised that he did not know callcil to sec Mm . Hailing* r Fri ay. thW i t her boy was under the in­ Mm Jack VauRhn wAs n calle'TueA *ry ductive if lie” r when ho came along at the homo of Mm. Jesse Thomjs.n wi li the Ford car and ask him 1° K° We ore sorry to hear of the death of [ f .r n ri-’c. fm it is well known that Mrs. May Eaton and babe of Sanford Fiotl did not till nk. His remains were and extend our sympathy toher relatives laid to rest here Monday evening st here in Sanford. Wc knew her as a little 6 o’clock, the funeral services were Rirl, when with her parents, Mr. and conducted by Rev. George Hyman Mm. John Foster, they lived with her of Sanford. Fred was a good peace­ Rrandfnther A. J. Thompson for a while. able boy and was a member cf the It was then that we learned to love her Prwbytcrlan church and had also and she has r.lwnys merited it. belonged to the Modern Woodman Mr. and Mm. Jack Thompson and the for n number of years. M ny ,01 twins attended her funeral nfterwnrds bless his loved ones and comfort railing on some of their old nciRhbom in them till they meet again where parting will be no more. Grapcville. U P S AL A A N D G R A P E V IL L K for this Spring and next Summer’s needs Contract ahead and know what your goods are going to cost you, and that you are going to get them. W. I. LYMAN, Agent N IT R A T E A G E N C IE S CO. at office o f A . P . C o n n elly 104 to 108 M agnolia A v e ., S an ford �* APRIL 2 , 1320 THE SANFORD HERALD Rcc. C. DeW. $1.00; Brower, Mrs. C. DcW. $1.00; Browning, A. $1.00; Brothcrson Mrs. L. $1.00; Bruton, J. H. $1.00; Bruton, Lemon $1.00; Bryan, Mrs. Leslie $1.00; Bryant, Willinm $1.00; Brown. Mrr.. C. W. $1.00; Boykin, Ed. $1.00; Iluch, Mrs. Theresa $1.00; Burner, Chns. $1 $1.00; Burnett, William $1.00. Cameron, Joe. $1.00; Cnmeion Mrs Joe. $1.00; Campbell, A. L. $1.00; Cates, J. J. *1.00; Cater, Mrs. J. C. $1.00; Caldwell, Mr. D. A. $1.00; Caldwell .Mia. D. A. $1.00; Caldwell, Mis# Let tie $1.00; Cnlhound, W. F. $1.00; Carlson, T. C. $1.00; Cnrwin, C. $1.00; Cnslin M. C. $1.00; Carwin Mrs. B. J. $1.00; Chittenden, Edwin, *!.CO, Chittenden, .Mr. Hoy $1.00; Chittenden, Mrs. K. I). $1.00; Chainberlnin, Mr. E. $1.00; Chamberlain, Mrs. E, $1.00; Chupmnn, Mrs. W. 1*. *1.00; Cl.rlt... Mr. T. O. $1.00; Charles, Mrs. T. O. $1.00; Chase at la st lies clear and firm for you. It is a road you can trayel without fear or embarrassment to glorious success when you prepare the w ay by depositing your M O N EY with us. ** ’' 4 This bank is a public benefactor and you may walk with perfect Geo, $1.00; Fox, Miss Martha, $1.00. Gaines, J . W. $1.00; Gallagher, Mrs. J. $1.00; Garner, N. H. $10.00; Gatcheil, Mrs. F. C. $1.00; Gay, J* L. Jl.OO, GeUcn, T. SV; *1.00; Get, ten, Mrs. *T. W. $1.00; Gibbs; Mrs. 11. L. $1.00; Gibbs, II. L. $1.00 Gibson, H. L. $1.00; Gibson, Mrs. II. L. $1.00; Gelgher, Ben $1.00; Gilmo'e, Joe $1.00; Gillon, W. D. $1.00; Gillon, Mrs. W. D. $1.00. Goertz, Alma $1.00; Gocaby, F. K; 51.00; Goldberg, Theo $5.00; Gore Mrs. John $1.00; Goodhue, Mrs. C. L. $1.00; Green, It. A. $1.00; Grillith, W. H. $1.00; Grow, Mrs. Minnie $1.00; Orovenateln, It. M, $ 1.00; Grovcnstcin, MrtC It. M. $1.00; Guilntt, William, *1 on: Gray, M ia Cotton Seed Meal N IT R A T E SODA Potash Nitrate confidence when we have charge / * o f your financial affairs. H O M E IN S T IT U T IO N TO FKieNALD-LAl’GHTON MEMORIAL HOPSITAL. RE­ SULTS OF DRIVE OF 1920. Sanford:Abrabrms, Mr. J. I). $1.00, Adams Mr. John, $1.00; Adams, Mrs. John, $11,00; Adams, A. M. $1.00; Adams F. II. $1.00; Adkins, Miss T. e. $1.00; Allen, T. A. $1.00; Allman, Mrs. J. J. $1.00; Allman, I.. $1.00; Anderson C. A. $1.00; Anderson, Miss L. $1.00; Andersen, Mrs. A. $1.00; Anderson J .T . $1.90: Anderson Miss, l.urillc. $1.00; Anderson. Mrs. C. A. $1.00. Anderson, Mrs. Sandy $1.00; Angel. II. B. $1.00; Arrington, Mrs. Stella. $1.00; Aycock, Mrs. J. C. $1.00, Baker, ft. C. $1.00; Bailey, W. E. $1.00; Barber, Mrs. M. D. *1.00 Martlet, I. $1.00; Barnes, Mrs. M. F. $1.00; Mallard, Geo. $1.00; Beck Barney $3.00; B«ok Mrs. Barney $2.0 Bell. A. F. $1.00; Bell Mrs. A. F. $1.00; Betts, Arctic $1.00; Betts Mrs. Archie $1.00: Betts, W. E. $1.00 Betts, C. E. $1.00; Betts, Mrs. C, E $1.00; Betts, Store, $10.00; Berner Mrs. S. A. $1.00; Berner, S. A. $1.00; Bennett, E. II. $1.00; Dtrgquist, C It. $1.00; Biggers. C. M. $1.00; Birch, W. I*. $1.00; Black. Miss Elizabeth $1.00; Black, Miss Marie $1.00; Blackwell, Ben $1.00; Bledsoe, T. M. 11.00; Black, \t $1.00; Bert* leson, Andrew, $1.00; Diggers, Paul $1.00; Botbnmly, William, $1.00; Dnthnmly, Mrs- William, $1.00; Bow res, Mrs. It. C. $1.00; Bostic; EU $1.00; Boykin, W. N. $1.00, Brnddy, W. M. $1.00; Beady. E. E. 1.00; Draddy, W. M. 12.00; Brndley, Colbirt, Mrs. W. $1.00; Cooper, E. C. $1.00; Crowder, II. II. (More) $10.00; Crowder, Mrs. H. B. $ .00; Connelly, Mrs. II. B. $1.00; Coleman Mrs. A. 11. $1.00; Cowan, J. II. $1.00 Cowan, Mrs. . H. $1.00; Couch, Mr. $.00; Couch, Mrs. $.00; Crippcn, A. II. $5.00; Culby, J. 11. $.00; Cuiby, Mrs. J. 11.$.. Davis, Mrs. T. S. $1.00; Davis, J. It. $1.00; Davis, Dr. J. C. $1.00; Davison, . D. $11.00; Davison, Mrs. J. D. $1.00; Davis, Sain $1.00; Dab­ ney, Iloscoe $1.00; Dens, K. It. $1.00 Dens, Mrs. H. It. $1.00; DeForrest, Mrs. $.00; Dencgull, C. A. $1.00; Dean, W. T. $1.00; Dodson, it. rC. (GIB.) $1.00; Dolan Dr A. $1.00; Dorsey, Mrs. J. D. $1.00; Dosscy, J. I). $1.00; Downing, J. .1. $1.00; Downing, Mrs. I. J. $1.00; Doudnry, Sanford $1.00; Doyle, Mr?. M. C 51.00; Douglass, E. A. $0.00; Douglass, Mrs. E. A. $11.00; Drcssncr .1. M. $1.00; Droper, A. $1.00; Duma Mrs. T. L. $1.00; Dunn, E. W. (Orlandoi $1.00; Dumas, Agnes $1.00 Dyson, F. B. $1.00; Eustcrby, Mrs. T. M. $1.00; Erlrson, Alfred $1.00; Estrldge, O. It. $1.00. Farley, Z. E. $1.00; Fitts, Mrs; W. A. $1.00; Fitts, Cnpt. $1.00 Fields, W. I1. $1.00; First National Bank $50.00; Fill man. W. I). $1.00; Fleischer, M. $101.00; Fleisccr, Lonls $5,00 Flowers, Cecil $5.00; Foricster, C. D. $1.00; Free, L. $1.00; Frierson, William $1.00; Ferguson, J. II. $1.00; Foster, F. I*. $25.00; Fountain, J. W. $1.00; Fountain, Mrs. J. W. $1.00; Frank, Mrs. G. IJ. $1.00; Fox, W. G. S1.00; Fox. ,T. M. $1.00; Fox, Geo. $1.00; Focx, Mrs. "When good fellows get together, I’m right there” — Chesterfield most companionable bunch of THE tobaccos ever rolled into a cigarette — silky, aromatic Turkish, and fine, full-flavored Domestic, expertly chosen end expertly blended. T hat’s Chester* field. And they sure da "s a litfy l ” m m m m m m n m m REHER BROS. AUTO PAINTING and TRIMMING SPRUCE UP THE CAR Put tin a new coat of paint for this season and mnko it look liko a new auto, the envy of all your acquaintances. We paint, enam­ el and finish cars like they do at the factoiy, so yon cannot toll the difTeience. A gnod way to make last year's model look like n* xt year’s. Try our expert auto paint­ ing and finishing. We Specialize in Washing and Polishing Cars 'Beit in the LongRun P H O N E 112 m jL is often dependent upon the service given by the tube inside the tire. It is fa lse economy to buy cheap tubes. I m x x m m xxxxxx H A V E T H E M Die demand is very urgent for heme# and if in the market it would be well to zee me ecrly. I sell several each week and the sooner you come the bet­ ter the selection. * I arms are also changing owners rapidly likewise lots —my list contains some of the finest properties. Residentc—A fine one, 7 rooms and all modern conveniences—large lot, $5000. Resident c—Fourteen rooms, con vieniently located lot 05x117—A bargain $12500. farm 10 A. Good residence, with bath and im­ provements. $10000. larni —13 A. A splendid residence xovcral oran g e trees, a nice home. $3000.00 Lots—Of nil kinds and location « Goodridh v m F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots S ta rt right and stay right b y usin g G o o d r ic h R e d In n er T u bes. led i n m n e r TUBES Watch the South East Corner of Page Two J. E. SPURLING T h e 35.. rF.. G o oo oo ad rnic c h /“ Ri uu b b e r C o m p a n y , - d A k rr o n , O h io ' d i a k t n o f t h e S i L v x a x o w H C o r d 7 Tr i in an \m �0 APRIL 2 , I 9M THE SANTORO HERALD "A new note— 4853532323482348535348534823484848235 weVe struck it” — C h e s te r fie ld TVTO "sharps”, no i. ^ **flats", but my I how Chesterfields do A delightful selection o f fin e Turkish and Domestic tobacW ' m t cos. harmoniously blended — that's Chesterfield 1 alk for this Spring and next Summer’s needs Contract ahead, and know what your goods ar going to cost you, and that you are going to get them. W. I. LYMAN, Agent N IT R A T E A G E N C IE S CO. ANYWHERE EXCEPT SANFORD AND PRICE IS HOUND TO at office of A. P. Connelly 101 STAY PUT. Last week was probably the big­ gest week in the history of celery mo\emcnt hern this season. About 240 cars cf veiny were shipped under week and several good authorities the refrigeration and many others on celery conditions tiere think that jects are now under way to more went by express and some by boat April will witness about 100 cars a than take rare of the balance of via the St. Johns river line. In all week going from this section or 500 federal aid whLIi will be coming it was a big week not only from the for the month which will practically to this state under the apportion­ number of cars but from the stand­ clean up the celery crop as fur us point of price as the growers realize the golden celery is concerned and ment for 1921. from $2.50 to J2.75 per crate ami the market will then ho hare of "The bureau of public roads is counting .ISO crates to the car one celery except the green celery which very particular to see that every­ can easily figure where the Sanford Is coming along nicely and should thing is in first class shape pertain­ section was enriched by many thou­ bring the growers good money. ing to pi (Meets where a request is sands of dollars. Taking the entire celery season made for aid, but in every case where of 1920 it bus been a most profitable The weather is too hot just at the w'ork of the road department has one and while the big prices of lust been properly dene through its en­ present for the celery to carry a* your have not been in evidence the well as it might and the poor icing gineers and the requirements of the season as a whole will almost reach bureau of public roads bus been lived that the cars are getting is another the big figures of last reason and upto, there bns been no hesitation on source of worry to the shippers but Sanford will benefit greatly thereby their part to sign up agreements for the price is holding up well so fa r: aid under Florida’s apportionment. and the growers are taking comfort ' "It would appear *hnt there is in the thought that the peak of th* Toledo All Agog Hut Niilhin' Doin' ■>u _.i union.it ui iiii li.|ie to be movement was reached last week and ns there seems to be but little Toledo, O. March III. —A plumb­ gone through with in getting federal help for road construction. At the celery anywhere except in the Sanford ing company here changed Its bill­ same time the bureau of public roads section there is no good reason for board sign. Here’s how come. They is only ‘playing safe’ and cannot l e celery taking a tumble unless it is bad a lady sitting in a lintti tuv. She the hot wenthrr end the weather was sitting down. In the summertime Illumed.’ man has promised moler weather "It is further true that to the de­ for to-day and the balance of the the laJs of tin village used to gather 'round and whistle the "Star Spang­ partment of agriculture, road build­ week. led Homier." Hut she fooled ’em: Tallahassee, March 2G.—"I no­ ing is in v measure a new proposition It is almost certain that not more she never stood up! They changed ticed an article a few days ngo in the as it is with the different road de­ than 120 cars will he shipped’ this the sign for fear she might somejlny. KEEP YOUR Jacksonville Metropolis which stated partments throughout (In' country, that there is grave danger cf Florida and there is no doubt but that ini losing her apportionment of federal time a better working basis, looking aid because of failure on the part of toward the olininntion of 'red tape’ the road department to comply with and n shorter cut to road construc­ the requirements cf the federal gov­ tion will he worked nut by the doernment in getting a sufficient num­ part merit of the bureau of public ber of project agreements for the ex­ roads, und that it will he possible penditure of federal old signed roads,’ within the next few years through said Chairman M, M. Smith of the this elimination of 'red tape' to fa­ cilitate ruod building. .;tate road department. I "The road department has now "There is postively no dnnger thnt the foregoing will he the case. In under way and almost ready to sub­ this connection 1 wish to stnte that mit to the government for its ap­ there is absolutely no 'hitch' between proval 12 miles of road in Putnam the federal government and the state county and 20 miles in Volusia coun­ road department, as suggested in the ty on road No. :l. It is also construc­ Metropolis in regard to receiving fed­ ting 11 2-3 miles of bituminous con­ crete road No. 2 in Alachua county: eral aid for Florida. "This is a matter which the state has completed nine miles of concrete mad department has been carefully and grouted brick on road No. 7 and looking out for. I make tlio forego­ six miles of concrete on road No. 2 ing statements for the benefit of those in DeSoto county. It han six miles of who may become uneasy for fear of brick under consruction in Santati, 1 if Fb.ii!a ,f federal aid for Ilosa county on road No. 1. The department is also construc­ road building. ting a highway bridge across the Ap­ "A contract has just been let alachicola river on read No. 4; is ad­ whirl) in itself when signed up be­ vertising for bids for the construc­ tween the government and the state tion of a bridge across the Choctowill take care of all federal aid ap­ watchee and Illuckwater rivers, both portionment for Florida duting 1920 on road No. 1. has completed 10 and a sufficient number of other promiles of roan in Okaloosa county or. road No. 1 and is building six miles in Madison county on road No. 1. ATLANTIC HOTEL "This department also built or aid­ (Uf and Hafart JiU.* JACKSONVILLE', 11.A. All railroad ticket offices in building ed in the construction of 15 miles of reriti r of everything. All modern im- road in Liberty county; it aided in provements. rirst-cla** in every way. the construction and completed 12 Uati s one person $1.50 to $2.00; two | reins $2.50 to $3.00; hath $2.00. two miles of grouted brick road in Osce­ people $3.00. E. Frank Penrec, Prop. ola rounty on road No.'2 nnd is su­ pervising the construction of approx­ imately 20 mites of asphalt road in Osceola county on the KUsimmcv-Sl. Cloud-Melliourne st ’te aid road, and in addition to the foregoing the de­ partment has today 18 camps if units of prisoners at work, which units are composed of approximately G50 prisoners. Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi­ culty in u rin a tin g , often mean Dr. llu<*k Resigns serious disorders. T he world's OUR PRICE Jacksonville, Mutch 29— Dr. standard remedy for kidney, liver, Fabric Smoothe Lladdei and uric acid trouble#— Ralph N. (Ireene, state health officer, has announced the resignation of 30x3 $13.14 ■ I)r. William J. Ruck as assistant 30x3K> 17.50 • stnte health officer effective April 1. 31x3.75 Dr. Buck resigns to become surgeon 32x3 20.20 • for the American Cynnumido Com­ CAPSULES 32x1 ' 27.29 pany, of New York, which has ex­ Lting quick rstlef amt often ward oft tensive phosphate mine Interests at 34x1 29.27 • iln c u rr Known ns lha national rtmady of Holland for moto than 200 Brewster, where he will be stationed. T»«r*. All druggists, in thr»o altca. One of the most well known of for ti,* f t,-* C"t4 ,,,,, L . the younger members of the Florida and a cc ept n o imitation medical profession, Dr. Ruck bns a brilliant military record, having been u Lieutenant-colonel In charge of the base hospital at LeMans fduring the war. lie entered service with the Second Florida Infantry as a Cap­ tain. Since becoming associated with the State Hoard of Health ho has directed n number of health move­ ments that have been far-reaching SCALED TINS ONLY value to the state. AT YOUR GROCERS to 108 Magnolia A ve., Sanford LO O K new N EW STO RE People’s Bank Building HARD fpAj>, COMPANY EYE ON THE IIERALO WANT COLUMN To liquidate our large branch stock we will olTer for sale AT the OLD PRICE for one week only our large and fresh stock of SLOW DEATH GOLD M EDAL tfrflglE P fl 0 h NEW PRICE Fabric Smoothe Si $17.85 - $: 21.92 : ALL S 12E© m STO CK! 5521 Som e Exceptional Values In U s e d Cars m a x w e ll h o u se COFFEE Object of Public School. The public school Is wrongly opjanlf.nl when Its main oliject Is fo fit Tor college. It should benefit the ninny rather thin the few.—Phillips. — — — —- Cor. Park nnd Commcncinl St II. L. HAIGHT, Prop Sanford, Florida �wreathe the brows of these distin­ cf County Judge of Seminole County guished gentlemen who m utt pass Florida, subject to the Democratic judgement upon the acta of their Primary Election In June, and re­ spectfully solicit your vote ,and in­ senator? The Daughters of the American fellow fluence in my behalf, which if given Wo wonder—yes wc wonder! Revolution of this city will devote I assure you will’ be greatly appreci­ their energy toward erecting a suitahl ated. building for the American Legion in­ E. F. HOUSHOLDEP.. stead of building a memotial arch. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS There is no douhl hut what the hoys For County Judge will t*ko more comfort from the To The Democratic Voters Of The I hereby announce that I am a building than they would from the Nineteenth Senatorial District: candidate for the office I formerly arch. ^ t I have entered the race for State held of County Judge of Ser.dnole ------- O -------- c Senator from the 19th Senatorial County, subject to the action of the America is large, and we have much District comprising the Counties of June primary. I k n o w — y o u d o n ’t need a n y ­ room to spare, hut not one inch for Orange, Seminole and Osceola and I earnestly request the support of b o d y to te ll y o u h o w to spend the cuss who seeks to overthrow the pledge myself to abide by your action the citizens of Seminole County, and v o u r m o n ey , y o u sa y . B u t governomnl of the United States. in the Democratic primary to be held will greatly appreciate your im'.uonce w a it a m in u te —d o y o u g e t te n dollars* We may, or wc may not, be of the June 8th. If elected 1 will give my in my behald. best efforts to the people I represent. party in power, hut wo are Americans GEORGE GRIFFIN HERRING w orth o f food v a lu es w h e n y o u spend M. 0. OVERSTREET. all, and wc war.* nothing hut Amer* ten dollars for food ? S o r t o f su b tle, For Clerk of Circuit Court icanism 100 per cent pure. That's y e s? W ell, y o u g e t th e an sw er in I hereby announce my candidacy For Representative our creed. for the office of Clerk of The Circuit I hereby announce my candidacy Mr. Hoover, at least, is entitled to for the position of Member of the Court, Seminole County, subject to The biggesr thing in the amuse­ «nc form of distinction. He admits ment line in Sanford this spring will Florida Legislature representing decision of the Democratic primary th at ho is not a candidate for pre­ be the Spring Festival of the Woman' Seminole County, subject to the to be held June 8th, 1920. Respectfully, sident. Club and the great sucress of this decision of the Democratic primary W. L. MORGAN event last year is spurring the ladies to he hrld on June 8th. For Sheriff j. l e i : s m i t h . And yet it is quite easy for and to greater efforts this year. We I hereby announce my candidacy W h a t I ’m leadin g u p t o — s u b tly —is wrary pilgrim to perk up, when he should pull something of this sort Superintendent Public Instruction for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ has the perking* with which to do several times during the winter sea­ unty subject to tho decision of the th a t y o u should sta r t n e x t w eek to I hereby annouce my candidacy son and bring the people to Sanford for .rc-clectlon as superintendent of Democratic Primary. the perking. read a series o f articles a b o u t— I guess W. P. CARTER and help along a good cause at the public instruction for I w o n ’t t d l y o u , a fter a ll, w h at it ’s Seminole FOR SHERIFF Our daintiest little mold say.' ej same time. County, subject to the Democratic a b o u t. R ead th is issu e a n d s e e ! Having teen urged by a large number has one grave criticism to pass upon primary to ho held June 8th. 1920. of the voters cf Seminole County to ore to let mo advise I will tell you thi* much: the year 1919. There was too much The war department announces T. W. LAWTON tacome a candidate for the office of your spending—ten, a* Look for on article by Sheriff, I hereby announce my candi­ Mumencss to the figure*—of the year. that one out of every 660 American aforesaid, for food, and R. M. Cleveland, with n dacy subject to the decision of the For County Commissioner Officers and soldiers in the great war one to pay for a year’* cartoon by Edwin M ar­ Democratic primary. s u b sc rip tio n for T h e cus—and *ee what the I will be a candidate for re-election 15-tfc C. M. HAND Sooner or later we'll get in on tills won some kind of a decoration. C o u n tr y Gen tle­ woman in the picture ha* m a n . You need not be bought w ith her ten profiteering game ourself. Have you Quito interesting, indeed, if we only to the office of County Commission­ For Sheriff without it from w-ttk to dollar*. Then go nnd^ an autumohile you want to trade in knew how many of those decorations er for the 3rd district of Seminole I hereby announce that I am a spend your trn-*pot the* week for I’ll have the were awarded for service on the bat­ County, subject to the decision of orTsubscription! postman deliver it to you same way. It will pay candidate for re-election to tho office tle front, and how many were given the Democratic primary to he .held every Thursday for a you. . . . And really you of Sheriff of Seminole County sub­ to favorites who held soft berths in June 8th. whole yciir/oron/yJ/.OO. need eleven dotlnrs if you Rumor has it that modern man. the rear, or even in Washington. Give ject to the decision of the Democra­ C. W. ENTZ MINCER. In order to keep pace with the women us the whole truth tic Primary to he held in June, 1920 That’s Less Than Two Cehtc n Week! For County Commissioner will suen be (ripping daintily down E. E. II RADY the street garbed in decolete shirt? This is*to announce to the voters It’s coming right along—the Four WILLARD N. LUMLEV . FOR .SHERIFF and short pants. Hour Day. No longer is the weary of the Commissioners District J?o. 9*2 F rcrcn Aye'lliif1 ------ 0 -------I hereby announce my canididncy for laborer to he compelled to drag 3 that I will he a candidate for re0. 4 l» l Sanfjrd Florida Phone the office of Sheriff of Seminole C runty Now that about every state has out six or eight toilsome hours at election to that office subject to subject.to the decision of tho Democratic its favorite son in the wild and wooly bench or anvil, after this "reform” the decision of the Democratic An .utfcar'jrl *ob«r-lptk«n ffpfMWtttlrS "f Primary. If elected, I pledge my. .If to presidential scramble, it is time for is once established as the law of the primary to be held June 8th. The Country C r.iLsua ThsLaieiT'otr.eJcarad Th«? turJijEvminglld the c!*.!tc, tewns and villages to trot land. A journal has been established C. W. ENTZ MINCER. discharge every duty fearlw, faithfully, . . ....11U Maui—i I X. Wluri,-JL5J and impartially. ’em out. Who's ours? to further the Idea of shorter hours A. n. CAMERON, For County Commlsidnncr of labor, and it hears the seductive I hereby announce my candidacy Forty five thousand winter visit­ title of "The Four Hour Day". It ' for the position of County Commis­ Frank Maker of Miami was here ors have, been in St. Petersburg this comes only quarterly, which gives ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE season. Just one of the big things one the impression that its editors sioner of the 2*t district of Seminole Sunday the guest cf the Valdes that Sanford can look forward to n and working force must be practic­ County and promise that if elected to Hotel. Frank is one of the Miami W . J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y ing what they preach, and working to do ny duty tTs the servant of the live wire* who has dede much to the future. people not only of my own district put the Magic City on tho map and but f'u r hours per day, find it im­ AGENTS he is also a good friend of Sanford Senator Fletcher hus arrived in possible to get out their propaganda hut of the entire county. JOHN MEISCI* and has bc?n active i;i hoard of the state to open his campaign and oftener than four times a year.— trade work and waterway and drain­ expects to speak in every county in Tampa Times. For Clerk of Court — —v Q . . age development in the state im­ O irtl E VMM’U 'J HANK UU1LOINO Florida before the ides of June. I hereby announce my candidacy perially on the east coast. His many OUR CONGRESSMAN F lo r id a S a n fo rd , The St. Augustinr Record the other for re-election as Clerk of the Circuit Sanford friends gave him a warm Joe Harman says he is just reCourt for Seminole Ccunty, subject welcome while here. day had a fine article about Hon. Cirwring from hook worms to which to the Democratic Primary to he held we would like to remark that Joe Is Walter Corbett describing him as June 8th. 1920. much too fast for hookworms. May­ a thorough buslnes man who had E. A. Douglas* ^ be he has been hooked by some of been at the head of affairs during his active life and thought he would the candidates that visit his Lurg. For State Senator make a good congressman. So he I hereby announce as a Candidate What, we wonder, portends this would, l.ut the requsites called for for the State Senate from the 19th ominous quiet south of the Rio by the Record fit Hon. Forrest Lake District, comprising Osceola, Orange Grande! Vic Carrania hasn’t erupted of this city who has already shied and Seminole Counties, and I ear­ for at least 21 haurs, and that Is his castor into the Congressional nestly solicit the support of all nome record for he of the whiskers arena and if the St. Augustine peo­ Democrats In the Democratic!* priple want a thorough husfners man „ 0 — who has been at the head of big ■ry to he held June 8th, I have ser­ T i e latest breeder of revolution things in the state, one who ha* had ved Osceola County in tho State ■and bolshevism in thi* country is years of legislative ability, one who Legsluture the last throe session* the rmt hog. In ntc.t cities rent* sre has served his city as mayor and and I respectfully refer to my record being “boosted ftom 1>U to .100 per one who has risen from the ranks of there. \ cent, and no agency seems capable the workingman to be a leader in If elected I will serve the dl trict *f curbing the capitalistic thieves. thought and netjou they have the to the best of my ability. N. C. DRY AN. right man in Forest Lake. Look him Kissimmee. Fin. II 16 states ratify the Suffrage over, Harry, before you bring out Amendment the ladies will vote and any more candidates. You tanw him Fur State Al'omry if they do register in Florida there and know what a great big place he will he a tall scattering of some of has filed here and in, Tallahassee To the Democratic Voters of the the candidates. Senator Park Tram­ and other places. Seventh Judicial Circuit of the mell will go big when the ladies heState of Florida: L'in voting in large numbers. I hereby announce my candidacy UNCLE SAM’S LONG ARM You can’t get away from your for the office of State Attorney of 'That navy controveisey is getting Uncle Samuel and no matter whether the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the tirreotne. After every war it seems you are a malefactor or a draft State of Florida, subject to the action that we are obliged to listr h to a lot dodger the long arm of the federal cf *hc cotn*nK Democratic Prinary. Should 1 ho favored with this »d rot about who won the war and law will get you iu the end. Grover nomination and subsequently ap­ why it was not won according to Cleveland IJergdoll, the wealthy Huyle. Reminds us of the Schley* Philadidi hia youngster who thought pointed by the Governor. I will at Sampson imbroglio that took place he would rather have a good time all times endeavor to discharge the than to serve in the American army duties of this important office faith­ slipped out from home and travelled fully and to the best of my ability, all over the world dodging the draft. without fear or favor to any person After the war he came lock home or persons. GEO. A. DECOTTBS. and was caught in the rcllar of Ms The Shopping Center uf Central Florida Offers You a Modern not her'* horn* and all of his money P u b l ic For The Legislature City Department Store. would not keep him from coming to 1 herhy announce my candidacy be 1 trial la?t week and he wa* sentenced for tlu, posltinn ()f Representative You will possibly be surprised at the wonderful dsiplays % pleased' yesterday to -*crvo five years in for Seminole County subject to the prison. Rich end poor 1. ok alike to decision cf the Democratic primary. and showings of Easter Apparel for Men, Women and Children, Uncle Sam when it comes to dod­ If eiecte l to this high office it will be ging the draft. It is not often that my duty to serve all the people of j i besides our splendid Dry Goods Dep’t, and our large Furniture America call* for her som* hut when my county as their public servant, i Showings. she doe* the sons had better all Y. P. FORSTER. j come running. --------O -------Quality Merchandise throughout the entire store. Fur Tax Assessor THIS ONE GOT CAUGHT I wish to announce that 1 am a 1 Tho conviction of Senator NYw- candidate for re-election to the office ; (When our three-story furniture Annex is completed this summer, j berry of Michigan brings to mind of Tax Assessor of Seminole County, j ll'kcn o* .fun or business b e n t ' the cld days when Senator Lorlmer subject to the Primary to Ik* held in ; added to our present five-story building, this store will be the (Ar CJrs ky burr fo r r r n t. of I Him is was expelled from the June. 1 shall appreciate your support, j i SECOND largest in the state, and .steadily growing larger.) HETHER you ate ta rennte for having purchased his teat. Yours very truly, irn; H er on a pleasure I.nrimcr caught and paid the . *. ■ Vt . M l l . 'UH l iM. 1 V ., ' iiljs <>■ Him mi a ’imsiu *ss penalty. Newberry was caught and mission -at any time when Is in process of sharing Lorimcr's For Tax Uullcrlur you want to net from It re fate, with a prUon sentence added i am a candidate lor re-election to there anti at t he stum* time if the supreme court sustains the to the office of Tax Collector of enjoy an exhiliratinp ride verdict of the lower court. Seminole County, subject to the ac­ cal! us up and we’ll call for If Mr. Newberry Is tried before the tion of the Democratic Primary, you. We’ll supply the driver bar of the senate will his judges all and will appreciate your support. too. he of clean hands and minds and JNO. D. J1NK1NS I/I the II. & O'*. Auto Doctor hearts? look, after Jour C at's health. For County Judge Will there be none among them To the People of Seminole County who has spent more than the law I beg to announce that I am a allows in securing his election? SANFORI), FLORIDA Will a halo of spotless purity candidate for re-election to the office $ 10.00 1 He COUNTRY GENTLEMAN 4 H i-/* General Fire Insurance 014853000 | Why Not Do Your I Easter S h o p p in g , W h en in Orlando at the Yowell-Drew Dept Store, Where all Central Florida Shops? Or Shop Satisfactorily by Mail. W i i k Yowell-Drew Co. Orlando s Largest Department Store Quality Did It B. and 0. Motor Co. ^niiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuiiuiiiiiii^^=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii<iijniiiiiiiiiJiifiiroiHn]iiuniA^ > • ... . > �T5 E SANFORD HERALD wnnmmmi T fIC fie S . N O N F S O G O O D DRINK' Refresliinir ^luiiiiiiiimimiiuiiiiimiiimi Lillie Happenings Mention of Mailers In Brief Personal Homs of (merest In and About *£ The City <£ Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for ({•'raid Headers Fred Cochran spent a few days in *.Mrs. I.ederer who has been the Sanford while cn route from Tampa winter guest of her sister, Mrs. Will Hand left last week for her borne in to .Miami. New Washington Ohio. Mrs. Barber and little daughter Carmcta are spending a few duys in Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Carnes and the attractive niece, Miss Francis Martin left Saturday for Miami where Mr. Carnes will attend the hotel men’s convention. Dr. D, C.Ward, Osteopath Is in Sanford on Tuesday and Friday of each week. 58-tf Mrs. C. C. Larnmore was among the Sanford vistors in Orlando Fri­ day. 1 Mr. A. D. Parrish came up from Ross, Fla., to spend the week end with his family. /■ Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Drummond and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smith and little son Wilson spent Sunday at Daytona Reach. Mrs. R. M. Grovcrstelnchaperoned the girls basket 1nil team to Jack annvillc Friday. CANDIDATE FOR Ford Sedan 1920 Model demount able rims.with other extras. STATE S E N A T O R II. St 0. Motor Co. 31-ltc. FROM 19th DISTRICT Leo Feck and Harvey Parrish went up to Jacksonville Friday by motor­ cycle, to root for the home team in the basket hull game. Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Dunnison of The Repression of Many n Kidney Way cress nre visiting their sister. Sufferer In Sanford Mrs. C. J. Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. A -tubborn backache is cause to sus­ Dunnison nre a recent bride and pect kidney trouble. When the kidneys groom. The latter will ho remember­ are inflamed and swollen, stooping brings 1sharp twinge in the small of the hack, ed here as Mi*s Mary Kennedy, n 1hat almost takes the breath away. lovely, charming young girl. Doan’s Kidney Fills revive sluggish kidMr. John Knoll who will reside r.ty, relieve aching hacks. Ask your in Sunferd has taken an apartment neighbor: Here’s Sanford proof: Mrs. tt\ A. Tulls, 1100 Kim Avo. in the Chittenden home. rays: "I am just as strong h r Doan's Miss Muriel was among tlffc San­ Kidney Fills now ns win n I endorsed them before. I used them sine Dw ford visitors in Jacksonville for the years ago. At that time I had a sore anti week end. lame 1.a k end foi nd it dilfinilt to lend Mrs. Corn Leo Akers has accepted "Ver. My Kidneys didn't uct as they rd l either. I used a box f P Vs a posit ion as hook keeper in Jack­ and they regulated my kidneys and rid sonville and Is residing there far the me of iho pains in mv !»ack. I have present. I’ri.Lt faith in Doan’s Kldn.v Pillu.” Mbs Alid a Hiley rf Ft. Valley, Fri-e G9r, at all dealers. Don’t aim, ly fi r a kidney remedy - ve Do • • (in., is visiting T lr. and Mrs. Turner Kidney Fills—the same that Mrs. Tillu Houser. l ad -Foster-Mllburn Co., Mfrs., BufMiss Viola McCarthy of Atlantic fato, N’. Y. N. C. B R Y A N OH! MY BACK Hon. Forest Lake lus returned from a trip down the east coast where lie met many of his old fr(endr and made many new ones and he says that his prospects for Congress never looked brighter. J. H. Lee. Jr. neeompnnied him nnd drove the ear while Mr. Lake exhorted the voters. He was rulU-d home suddenly by the serious illness of his mother who has been visiting friends in Jackson­ ville but whose home is in South of Mr. and Mrs. FL It. Brown and took in the basket hall game between Duval High and Sanford High in which Miss F'thel took part. Rev. C. W, White former pastor of the Methodist rhutch here but now the pastor of the Ocala Metho­ dist church was here yesterday call­ ing on his many friends. A. F. Connelly is having the room in the Seminole Rank building for­ merly occupied by the Wight Tiro Co., remodelled for the Sanford Building & Loan Association and will occupy it about the first of April. Real estate is moving in Sanford these days and the many new llrins starting in this city to sell real estate denotes that property is moving Prices for Sanford property are very reasonable considering the price on property in other cities. Mr. I. E. Fist ridge has purchased the ’’Bird’s Nest", the beautiful homo of W. R. Bates located on Park Ave. Sanford Heights. This sale >us made by K. F\ Lane the live real estate man. Mrs. Koln and son Lester of New York nre the guests of the former ristor, Mrs. Leon Lnngfclder on Sanford Heights. Mr. E. J. Rivers nnd family are moving this week into their new home recently purchased from C. H I) ingee. O. F. Swope is having his new possestdon the Clark building paint­ ed nnd the appearance of this busi­ ness block lias been greatly enhanced Mr. Swope has fixed up the interior and the exterior of this building since his purchase nnd intnnds to have it placed In llrst class condition throughout before he ceases mak­ ing improvements. C aroline. 1 F’rentrelT is the name of the little daughter horn to Mr. . uml Mrs, Charles Mister, March 2Glh. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS For Sale—Corner lot 100x117 Palmetto avenue nnd 8th street, Southeastern Corner. Price reasonaide. Nick Zernovan, Hox 244 W27-10tp,_______________________ F'nr Sale—Extra F’ine» White Wyandotte eggs. Two doll trj per 16. W. B. Ballard, Altamonte Springs Fla.__________________ 29-tf. The Ford Sedan U the Tavoritc family car, seats five comfortably. While an enclosed car with permanent top, it has large windows, and may in a minute be changed to n most delight­ ful open car with always a top protecting against the sun. In inclement weather it is a closed car, dust-proof, water-proof, cold-proof, lonely upholstered. Equipped with efcctric starting and lighting system and demountable rims with 3 ^ -inch tires front and rear. A real family car. Won’t you come in and look at it? ^ J The delights o f the electric car with the economy o f the Ford. • m TT J I W I T H n w giHal -- / • * C. F. WILLIAMS, Agent ED. HIGGINS, Salesman F’nr Sale—11 acre celery land, ull tiled''-within city limits on brick road with two nice houses. Rea­ sonable price. F'. F\ Lane, Phone 462. .’1.1-1 tp Wanted —Man with team or nuto who can give bond to sell 137 Wat­ kins home nnd l'urm produels. Biggest concern of tkind in world 11600 to $6000 yearly income. This county open. Write today J. It. Watkins Co., Dept 112. Winona Minn. W.’lll-ltp. F'or Sale Mitchell Touring Car practically new equipped with Royal Cord Tires. A ?2(MI0 car for $1200 B. t£. O. Motor Co. W33- tc. A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Ren: Your House For You 534801004853485348480101020100015302005323480 LEXINGTON M INUTE M AN SIX C ity , N . j . is >lie guc t III th e Hotel COCKROACHES k a silv k il l b o t o d a y b y ireiN a STEARNS’ PASTE AWBi ll b u n li * a t e r b u g s , r a t s a n d m ic s O S D I N n t O M YOUR D U U 1 I Valdez. She spends h r winters In Florida^and summer.'- in Canada. She j., now enroite home alter having ]u nl three inonths i t Miami. Mr.s. It. S. Keelor is in the city the guest of her daughter Mrs. W. FL Watson. Mrs. Keelor formerly resided here and has a host of friens who are glad to see her again l>r. ami Mrs. Keelor are now residing In New Jersey. \ Misses Ft hel and Violence Henry and May Holly have returned from Jacksonville where they spent Saturday and Sunday the guests )ld in Thirty Days Cars In Stock, Two Car The Most Economical Six Cylinder Car on the Market Today. W atch This Space Noxt W cok A S K FOR A D E M O N ST R A T IO N AND BE C O N V IN C E D F E R T IL IZ E R S ----- S P R A Y IN G M A T ER IA LS-----S P R A Y E R S r. I urou) mum, rn i. ^ w. wreow, vice-rm. 0. *• m m is m . it., t i e r t t««» n . * . H j o o l a l a r t i B . « * d » p . n d i u p « n l h t q u . t i l r i m I p t t p * t Wjndin* ol lh« malttlala •Bitting Into l it compoiitivm a n d I h o t a t o u.od In manularturing W« u r . high gradt maltHalt and out l*rti(ii»fi a i t barked b j mot# lhan t W r l T y t a r t t i p a r i t o e t l n Ib tir tuo and mas* - '- m i r i n g Quality U plac td fit it and o u t p t k t t a n la lino »ilh quaUlr a n d comp*.olios. "> WRITE FOR LATEST PRICE LISTS K. O . P A IN T E R FE R T IL IZ E R COMPANY * lA C x m m r p i B , Distrib utors for Seminole, Lake, Orange, Oscoola and Volusia Counties W .O M D A u * �( • V ' ' 1 APRIL 2 J|J# THE SANFORD HERALD 111-* Williams, Mrs. C. L. $1.00; Wiliiam $2.00; McGuin, Mr, £ Mrs. Wren Mrs. Ellen-$1.00; Williams, Frank $2.00 Webb; P. A. 41.00 ' $1.09; Williams, James $1.00; Wil­ Chuluota: Brown, Pat 41.00; WI help take the tire out liams, James $1.00; Williams, John Brumley, Mr. £ Mra. L. B. $2.00; $1.00; Williams. It.' V. $1.00; Wil­ Collins, .Mr. £ Mrs. L. B. $2 00; o f tire trouble” liam*, Mrs. Graco $1.00; William*; Dann, Mrs. Emma $1.00; Daniel, — Chesterfield Mrs. J. D. $1.00; Williams, Mrs. D. D. $1.00; Hodges, Mrs. Celia Brodie 51.00; William*, C. F. £ $1.00; Hodges, William $1.00; Jacobs IGHT up 1 Atta boy! Even Family $3.00; Williams, Fred T. & G. M. £ Wife 42.00; Jacobs, Mrs. ’ the toughest job scerrj Family C5.00; Williams, Mr. and Lizzie $1.00; Jacobs, William $1.00; easier ifidfbu can "draw” op Mrs. Tom $2.00; Williams, C. F. $1.00; Jacobs, Cleveland $1.00; w $2.00; Woodruff, Mrs. Frank 2.00; Jacobs, Viola $1.00; Jacokes, Geo. Chesterfield. Woodruff E. T. $6.00; Woodcock $1.00; Long, S. F. $1.00; Long, Mrs. Those fine Turkish a n d E. $1.00; Waodburn, Mrs. A. F. Moltle $1.00; Long. Ellzaboth 51.00: Domestic tobaccos and tint $1.00: Wrir-ht. J W. il.00; Merryweathcr, W. II. $1.00; Nizon, can’t - be • copied Chesterfield S. $1.00; Wynn. J. H. $1.00. Dr. £ Mrs. J. W. $2.00; Bead, Mr When you study others live and observe their blend ” satisfy” as n o , o t h e r £ Mrs. J. W. $2.00; Prevatt, Mrs. Yowell, A. C. $1.00. Josie $1.00; Proctor, Mrs. Emma actions and constantly strive to imitate some blend o f tobaccos ever did Zachary, Mrs. A. D. $1.00; $1.00; Self, D. P. $1.00; Self. Tho­ before. successful man’s activites, Ik * CAREFUL that Zachary, Miss Bessie 11.00. mas $1.00; Willis, S. Ik $1.00; Wynn, you do not neglect to study as well—Look in I.finwiiood: Allen, Mrs. Bert 11.00; H. L. 51.00. the Mirror. Look in the Mirror of the past Allen. W. E. S1.00; Chaffer, J. M. Geneva: Baker, Mrs. Irwin 51.00; and ask yourself this question? Am I saving $1.00; Dinkle, J. S. $1.00; Dunbar, Ballard, Fred $1.00; Bonnell, Mrs. J. H. $1.00; Entzminger, C. W. $10.0 C. M. $1.00; Brown. L. all I can In energy, character and money for $1.00; Dunbar, Elsie, $1.00; Entzminger, Davis, A. W. $1.00; Doc, John $1.00 the good of all. B y helping yourself you help Mrs. C. W. $1.00; Hartley. C. E. Dooley, Paul $1.00; Egan, Miss F. others. $1.00; Hooker, Mrs. D. II. 51.00; $1.00; Flynt, O. $1.00; Franklin, C IG A R E T T E S . That Wc Shall Resolve To Save Lewis, W. A. 51.00; Lewis, T. I R. E. $1.00; Hark I. $5.00; Kilboe, 51.00; Levigne, G. E. 51.00; Phipps, Mrs. E. $1.00; Kilbie, William $1.00; J. E. $1.00; Tullis, Mrs. W. A. $1.00; Kilbic, Raymond $1.00; Kilbie, E. Upchurch, G. Ik 51.00; Waits, Mr. H. $1.00;. LeKiis. G. L. $1.00; LeJ. M. £ Family 52.00; Waits, Oliver Fils, G. L. $1 00; LcFils, Fred $1.00; $1.00: Waits, Adrian $1.00: Williams, LeFils, Frank 11.00; Mees, A. $1.00; T. J. $1.00; Woodcock, W. M. $1.00. Moran, A- O. $1.00; McClellan, E. Oviedo: Argo, Mrs. Etl $1.00; Au- $1.00; Me Keller, J. D. £ Wife $2.00 lin, Theo $1.00; Browning, Capt. Nicholson, Mrs. G. A. 51.00; Nowhr, THOMAS D. nAKftlt. Pk. I>. W. 11. $1.00; Carter. Mr. £ Mrs. W. James E. 51.00; Peters, Mr. G. T. ........... *“ "{saarsss..P. |3 .00; Lawton, Mr. and Mrs.W £ Wife 52.00; Peters. V. T. 52.00; J. $3.00; Lawton, Mr £ Mrs R. W Proctor, Clifford 51.00; Raulerson, P r l - . i , L a b o t a l o t r of Hollins C o l l . |* M ,. T. O. rhottro , '«'k* •N- , • »‘h* , , , » $2.00; Lawton, Mr. T. W. $10.00 Mr. C. £ Wife 12.00; Rehhinder, S a n f o r d , Fla., Lexcttc, N. F. $1.00; Lingo, T. L L. M. £ Wife 52.00; Stewart, C. II. D e a r S ir : c a r f f n l r h . m l r a l a n a lr a la o f t h r a a m p l . of o a l . r that 51.00; Murphy. Mr. £ Mrs. 52 00; £ Wife 52.00; Stewart, Willie 51.00; C o l o r ___________________ C l r . r C k l o r l n r _____ , 1.73 O a rl. p . r m llll.a Mr>ad. Mr. £ Mrs. T. L. 52.00; Suchardt, Geo. 55.00; Taylor, Fred It .a c t i o n ___________ ,N r«ilr«l T o t a l . o l i d * _ _ 1.00 p a r i, p r r m llll.a Mitchell. Mrs. Mollic, #1.00; Nelson 51.00; Taylor, M. W. fl.od; Woodt r r e A m m o n i a __0 0 p a rt * pe r m illio n l l a r d n r . a ___ 2 ).O J p a rt, p r r m llll. i Albuminoid Ammonia_______ __Trat. M l r a l o a _______________________ 3 n r « Stein #1.00; Smith, Mr. £ Mrs. j worth, C. P. 51.00. HOSPITAL DONATIONS COMPILEI) W. L. $1.00: Itumbley, Mr. £ Mrs. T bo a b . r n r n p r . c l l r . i l , of freo a n d a lb u m ln u ld a m m o n i a In ltd. o a l . r >>4 B. G. #2.00; Simmons, Dr. T. G, llo » » r; . m a l l . m o u n t of chlo rine I n d l r a l r . II. o i r r l l . n l q u . l i t , fur h o u..k.id -------------12.00; Kumley, J. II. £ Wife $2.00 51.00; Swope, Mr. S. W. $1.00; R em inded Him o f Father. p u r p o . r * . In a d d lllu n In I h . pood q u . l i l , t h j f . c l r c l . l l r . of . u p n i o r h->u,<>h»l4 o a l . r . II p o . . p r r l a l f . a l n r r . o f m uch • » l u r , . . p r r l . l t , I h o .o of r i r r l l t . i A Untile Creek boy. seven years old, (Continued from Pago 2) Rump, Mrs. J. C. S1.00; Range, S. Swope. Mrs. S. W. #1.00; Swope, n a l u r a a . ra tio n a n d 1.033 d . f r . o of h . c l n r . . . tvn* run over by n trnln. but nfter It T h r lia rtrrloloplra t * n « l ,. l* . f r . u l l i n * In a n n r i r f r total count. In Par \V. L.’ $1.00; Mought til), Jn*. $! .00; -00*' Rutherford, Mrs. M. It. #1.00. O. P. #10.00; West, Mr. C. L. $1.00, i lind pnss«*d and when the bystnnders ■a m p l . a a t I h . o a l . r . of 3 h a r l r r l a p r r r r n t . l a n d In fl n d ln l no colon, or olhtr Wheeler. Ik F. £ Wife 52.00; Wal h a r m f u l b a r lc r la , fullr cunBrm II. pood quality I n d l r a l . d by i h . I IICMK i l Murphy, Dan $1.00; Munson, Mrs. Sanford Shoe £ Clothing Co., rushed forward p* pick up the rea n a ly sis. #2 (10* mains, the lad sal tip, suutllin? a Fannie 11.00; Munson. Mi*s Zoo 110.00; Savage. Mrs. F. R. $1.00; cott, Mr. St Mr*. O, G O f I h . many - a l . r . of i h l . a n d u i h r r r e g io n . l l i . l l h a i a a a a ly iv d , 1 ha rt fo u n d no no .o p rc l o r in all gnaU qualltloo to lh a l o f l h a " t .I .l o r Walor.** #1.00; Munson. Willis 52.00; Mullerf Seminole Rank 150.00; Senn, A. II. Walcott, Henry 51.00; Young, W* tittle, mill said he wanted t*ls mamma. Yours Tory r c » , . t t l f u l l , . Ill* Injuries were trilling, ntnl he prob­ Miss M. I.. 51.00; Muller, Mis* E. Jl S' .00; Senn, W. R. 51.00; Scoggan, Ik #1.00. (SUnod) T llo S . II. IIAKEU ably Judged by the n«l*i* that his dad IMtJgentJ: Palmer, Mr. £ Mr* 51.00; Murphy, John $1.00; Mui*- E. W. £ Family 14.00; Schultz, Mrs. been thrashing him again.—De­ head, R. I!. £ Family $5.00; Myers, #1.00; Sewell. W. It. 51.00; Shepherd. C. A. #2.00; Rod path, Mr. £ Mrs hud, troit News. A. L. 51.00; McBride, F. U. 11.00; J. A. 51.00; Shepherd. \V. II. 51.00; J. A. #2.00. McDritle, Mr. £ Mrs. N. J. 52.00. Shepherd. Mrs. J. II. 51.00; Shelley, Paula: Brown, Mr. F. A. $1.00; tf: m :p i i o m : m . w III I’AIIK ivjr. SANI OIII). I | n lt|In "Nobloie Oblige. MrCalley. II. A. #1.00; McCrum. Mrs. W. L. 51.00; Shinholser. R. L Bullock, Mrs. E. D. #1.00; Call. Mr The new social order dvtnnud* that Oeo. $1.00; McCulIer, L. P. $10.00; $1.00; Shitiholsor, Mrs. C. W. 11.00; $1.00; Clark. Mrs. W. I. $l.on. those who have the highest talents, McCullcr, Mrs. I.. P. 51.00; MrCulle Singlerary, Mrs. W. H. 51.00; Simon. Cooley, Mrs. C. F. #2.00; Eidridge. thr greatest mental endowment, devote Tracy, 51.00; McConnel, Mrs. K Mrs. A. 51.00; Sims, H. E. $1.00; Mr. £ Mrs. R. R. #2.00; Flowers, them to those who nre less fortunate, $1.00; McDonald, A. I.. #1.00; Me Simmon. James Jr. $1.00; Smith, Mr. C. S. #1.00; Hicks, Mr. £ M r. In service that will elevnte and en­ Erwin, Mrs. E. #1.00; Mcl.aulin Mr. (i. F. $1.00; Smith, Mrs. (J. F. A. A. $2.00; Minchcw, Mr. £ Mrs. noble those with whom wo live. Mr. Henry $2.00; Mcl.aulin, Mrs. #1.00; Smith, C. II. #1.00: Smith, Henry $2.00; McLucas, Mrs. E. $1.00 C. II. $1.00; Smith, Mrs. C. II. $1.00; McKcown, H. J. $1.00; McAllister. ' Smith, Mr. James A: Wife $2.00; A. F. $1.00. Smith. Phylis 5l.0Q;Smith, M. E. Nelson. II. II. 51.00; N ek .a, Mis. #, 00; ^mith. L. C. 51.00; Smith. Annie 51.00; Nelson, Mrs. M. $1.00. C* T- , , 00: *Sntith, R. I!.* #1.00; Newman. R. A. $2.CO; Newrr.qn. Smith, J. C. 51.00; Smith, Mrs. J. Mrs. It. A. 41.00; Newman. Olive $1. C. 51.00. Smith, Miss Virginia. #5.00 Smith, Capt. R. II. #1.00; Smith O'Conner, T. I.. $1.00; Oliver, L- R. E. #1.00; Snilf. G. M. #1.00; $1.00; O'Riordan, Rev. J. J 1.001 Songor, Mrs. R. L. 51.90; Speer Taco, Mrs. J. E. 510.00; Pact*, Mrs Geo. 51.00; Speer, V. A. 51.00: Sperr. J. E. 511.00; Pagenhart, Mrs. $1,001 Pugenhart, Miss Kdna $'..00; Pagen Mrs. C. W. $L00; Stafford. Mrs. C. E. 51.00; Stafford. Mr. C. E. hart, C. I.. 51.00; Faik«,, J. D. 51.00; $1.00: Starling. Ik J. 510.00: Stapler. Parker, Mrs. S. E. $1.00; Parrish. C. 51.00; Steakley. E. S. 11.00: Mrs. A. D. $1.00; Patterson, John $1.00; Peck, Mrs. R. L. $1.00; Pell. Stewart, Mrs. M. 51.00; Stewart. Mrs W. R. $1.00; Peoples Rank $50.00; J. R. $1.00; Stephens, E. J. $1.00: Stevens, Mrs. Ik R. $1.00; Stevens. Perkins & Britt $10.00; Peters, Mrs. Such extraordinary competence and care­ W. II. 51.00; Perkins, Mrs. R. L., Rebecca, $1.00; Stcnstrom, W. J. #1.00; Stcnstrom. Avis 11.00; fulness as are characteristic of all Goodyear 31.00; Ficrur.. Y .'Jf.t- 2!.00; Pop­ Stcnstrom, Newton $1.00; Strange. lar. C. H. 51.00; Poplar, Mrs. C. H. F. P. $1.00; stone. Mr**. F. A. manufacture likewise characterize Goodyear’s •#1.00; Philips, Dr. A. E. $1.00; $1.00; Strinpfcllnw. Mrs. L. C. $1.00; Philips, Mrs. I.. R $1.00; Philips. building of tires for the smaller cars. Stiles, T. C. 51.00; Stum on, Mr A. M. #1.00; Philips, Mrs. A. M. 51.00; Stumon. Mrs. 51.00; Swanson. #1.00: Porter, S. K. £ Wife $1.00; N. $1.00; Stootboff. Mr. and Mrs. Only very unusual experience and endeavor Purdcn, II. R. $1.00; I’urdnn. Mrs. C. #2.00. ' li. R. $1.00; Putnam. Ed 51.00; make possible the high relative value built Taknch. Mr. Julius $1.00; TakPule*tcn, Mrs. T. M. $1.00; into the 30x3-, 30x31/2-, and 31x4'in ch Rahurn, II. R. $1.00; Randall. E. gch. Mrs. Julius $1.00; Takarh, Mrs. #1.00; Takach, Mis* #1.00; Ik 51.00; Randall, Get*. $1.00; RanGoodyear Tires in our Plant No. 2, the slall, Mrs. Ed S1.00; Ralfeld. A. Telford, R. E. #1.00: Telford, Mr*. world’s largest factory devoted to these sizes. 910.00; Ray, Mr.-. J. R. $i.on: Red, Alma $1.00; Thomtf, Joe $1001 a . E. 51.00; Reddick. J. T. 51.00; Thompson, Mr*. E. J. $1.00; Thou;** Renick, Mrs. II. H. 51.00; Rerand. D. R. fl.pO; Thrash.:, Mr. I), k. In addition to the larger sizes Goodyear Mr. $100: RenantJ. Mrs. $1.00; $5.00; Thrasher. Mrs. D. L. $1.00, builds, a daily production averaging 20,000 ltim-j. Mrs. E. P. $1 00: Rivers. TI igpen, Mr. W. M. 12.00; Thigj ■■. Mr*. W. J. $1.00; Thigpen. Mrs. W. C. W. 51.00; Robert. Mts. J. D. St tires of these smaller sizes alone makes them Family $1.00; Buhins, K $1.00; J. $!.00; Tillis, Mr. J. II. $1.00; easily available, regardless of the big demand, Robbins. K. W. $1.00; Robbins, I ill is, J. A. $ l .00; Tillis, J. A. 41.00. Tolar. Mr*. M. C. #1.00; Tolar. Mr*. SAul 125.00; Rouke. Ed $1 to owners V>f Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Max­ Roper, L. F. Ja.tiO; Rtilib, Mr. D.(*. M. C. $1.00; Tolar, Dr. J. N t Family #3.00; Townsend. T. J. $1.00; -JI.OG: Rohir.sor, Mr. M. F. A- Wife. well, and other cars taking these sizes. #2.00; Robson. Mrs. J. N. $1.00; Townsend. Mr*. G. N. #1.00; Turner E. E. $5.00; Turner. Mrs. E E. Tlossittr. Mis. A. T. $1.00; Bourn)!If you are one o f these owners, go to the la t. Mrs. Eugene $1.00; Rumple. $1.00; Turn*r, Sirs. R W, #! 1 Turr.rr, Mr *K. #1.00; Tyner, F.O. nearest Goodyear Service Station Dealer for $1.00: Tyne:. Mr*. F. (>. #1.00; these tires, and for Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tyr.er, E. J. $2.00. Van. P. It.. $1.00; Vcrce, Mr*. Tubes. He carries a stock. #1.00; Walker, Mr*. A. M. #1.00; Walden. S. J. 51.00; Wallace, A. II. $1.00; Wa1*man, Mr*. Fred #1 00; Waters. II. C. #1.00; Watson. W. E $1.00: Watson, W. E. $1.00: Wat­ son. Mr*. W. E. 11.00; Washington Geo. $1.00; Ward. L. $I.C0; Ward, Mr. Harry #l.u0; $1.00; Ward, Mr*. Harry fl.00; Ward. Miss Fern $1.00 Week*, S. F. S1.00: White. Mrs. J. M. $1.00: Whitten, it. C. #1 00; 30*J*A G oodyear Double-Cure Goodyear Heavy T o u riitT u b cp arc thick, itrong tube* th at Whitten, R. C. $1.00; White, Mrs. Fabric, All-Weather TrcaJ " —-J — reinforce p rcp eily . W h y ri»k a good eating w ith a R. H. S1.60; Whittle. Mm. K. T. I cheap tube? Goodyear Heavy Touri»t Tube* co*t littic m ore No Sir, That’s Not a 30\J*2 Goodyear Single-Cure c * c/j than tube* of let* m erit. J O x J ' z »i:c in m afer- * 4 e r \ |$!.U0; Wheeicst, \ \ . F. 51.00;' New Tire Fabric, Anti-Ski J T r e a d ........... . ' « I — p r o o f t o g ___ _______________ __________________ Wheeler. Tom 51.00; Whltner, Ik F It’sAmerely an old tire vulcanized 51.00; Whitner, Mrs. Ik F. $1.00; by our thoroughly efficient up-to- Whltner, Elizabeth $1.00; Whitner, date method. Our system of vulcan­ Mr?. Ik H. $1.00; Wight, M izing adds thousands of miles to the Henry £ Family $1.00; Wight, F. C. life of your tire, and improves both 51.00; Wight. Mrs. F. C. *1.00; its resiliency and ease of riding. wight, it. ny$i.oos wight, w . .{. Prices for new tires are rapidly ad­ 51.00; Wilder, II. A. $1.00; W ilkie. vancing; therefore save your used Miss $1.00: Wilson, Mrs. C. C. $1.00; aboes by our scientific vulcanizing. Wilson, Jr S. $1.00; Wilson,'J. S. $1.00; Wilson, Thomas, $2.00; WI1-; KENT VULCANIZING WORKS sen, T. E. 11.00; Willi*. W. W 11.00 PH O N E 17 Williams. W. C. & Family $1.00; Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florida Williams, Mrs. C. L. $1.00; Williams L ELDER SPRINGS WATER PEOPLES BANK OF = SANFORD — rV*,i \$i H i! r{ T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor TRY A HERALD WANT lAD ■r Merit That Makes Mileage —In Tires for the Smaller Cars 1! r- >Im F s> I •• : CV i ' ----------- ^ 1 r >'** J m- ''1 -1* _ c•I \v*Li - __ __________ �THE SANFORD HERALD that the sugar corporation will cer­ choicest cut, the people ask for por­ tainly locate its Wg refinery at Pa terhouse stack, whereas If they would try a chuck steal;, the chances arc It latks on tlie SI. Johns river. , It is a well known fact that the would prove to be satisfactory and it would cost much less. The reputation potato lands of Hastings and East of porterhouse stack with the conse­ Palat ka, ns well as all other sections quent large demand for it coulpled ol the country, need a rest. It is with the fact that this cut forms only claimed by those who should know a very small per cent of the cnracss [that no better*erop to follow pota­ causes it to sell at a higher price toes and build up the land can be than any other cut.” found than sugar cane. Northrupp wim is n practical farmer, and es­ ilcaih al Longmnod pecially well posted on sugar cane Word comes this morning from growing, said that if the potato Longwood tf the death of J. B. growers will try sugar growing for a few years he knows that they will Clouser a well known and prominent never raise another potato with*the citizen of that section. The funeral services will occur from the home at uncertainties, of the crop. The purpose of the capitalists is Longwood today Dr. Brower of this city officiating. to find an area where a sufficient -M l r e su l t WHEN RE­ amount of eane can he raised to FINERIES ARE STARTED IN keep the big refinery going, to se­ LEGAL ADVERTISING cure the best possible freight rates FOLRIDA. and transportation facilities to all How about u sugar refinery here parts of this state and other parts N a ile r o f Application for T a t I l r c d C odec S r r t l a n 574 «f ( h r ( . c o r r a l N la lu tre. iaSanford hwi?rc there are thousands of the United States, N o tic e la hereby g i v e n t h a t W illiam l l n t h a m t y p u r c h u c r ol T a x C r r t i f l r a t r N o . ,! left* of land suitable for cane The party left for Tampa and ild, a t e d t h e 4th d a y of J u n e A. 1)., 19 :7 , rjwinir that have never been cleared Miami where they will inspect sites h a t dfiled aald certificate in m y office a n d h a . m a d e a p p li c a t io n for t a x deed to I t iu e In [.j where there are all kinds of that have been offered. a c c o r d a n c e with law. Said c r r t l f l r a f r e m b r a c e the follow ing deacrlh rd p r o p e r t y . I t u a t e d In ticilities for the operation of a reS e m inole fo u n t ) * . F lorida, lo - lt: IDg. 36. It) £.(ry. Palatkn is going after the Chuck Steaks Good As Subslituc eh K nf 8 W C or Sec. 35 T a p . 19 S. It. 30 K llu n \V 16 eh N If. ch K 7.12 ch 8 10 eh jjjnery and Miami has already K 11.31 ch to Ity SW Iy a l o n e W aide t o hey. For ( nstly Porterhouse I I acrea. T h e aald l a n d b r i n y aaaraaed at jj.jed a few and other Florida cities Washington March fit.—“ Those Ihv d a t e of t*,e iaiuance of a u r h c e r t i o r a t e in ut wanting them badly. th e n a m e of U nknow n. f n l . i t aald r e r l i O r a le persons interested in the economics a ll be re d e e m e d a cc o rd in g to l a * , ta x d e ad S*yj .1 -pecial from I’alatka: A of the campaign to "Save Money on th will laaue t h e r e o n on t h e tith d a y of April A. IV. 1920. f, Stillman, of At dine, N. Y . It. T. W i l n t o m y official a l g n a t u r e a n d aral thia Meat’ by utilization of the less costly Kerthrupp. of I’hildelphiu, Capt. cuts, particularly those of the dore- th e I t h d a y of M arch A. IV. 1920, (SEA L) K. A. DOUf*.I.ASS E. Johns, of London and J. C. Itcilly quarter, should note the following ex­ Clerk C i r c u i t Court S e m in o le C o u n t y , F lorida. d Philadelphia, all stockholders in cerpts from n statement on the sub­ \V29-Sle Ity V, M. D O U G L A S S I v C ti* United States Corporation, have ject by the Bureau of Markets, Uni­ la T h e f o u r l of t h e C o u n t) J u d g e , S e m in o le ten here four days going over I’ated States Department of Agricul­ Count*. Florida. In I ' m b a l r . litli and surrounding country with In lie: D e la te nf ture.: M a ry J a n e (Saudern. d e reaaed C ilalion , view to locating a sugar refinery E d w a r d G a u d r r n , th e d u l y a p p o in te d a n d "If the people in general could rea­ lrrr. So impressed were these caps ■luallflrd a d m i n i s t r a t o r of t h e r a t a t e of M a ry a n e Ciuadern, d rcraaed, h a v in g filed hi* p e ­ Uliitj that they remained four day- lize the value of meat from the fore­ Jtition in th ia court p r a y in g t h a t the follow. real e a l a t e belonging to th e aald M ary inUsd of two hours, as they origi- quarter as compared with that from JInf a n e C a u d . r n , during her liletim e, t.o w itt tilly planned, and Capt. Johns re­ the hindquurtcT and would use more I, ot. 3, lllock 5, Tier f. of E. It. T r a lf o r d 'a of it, prices of meat ns a whole would Ma[i of S a n f o r d . Florida, a« d u t y - recorded turned here to begin a careful can­ In o III r e of Clerk of C ircuit C o u r t of Grange be greatly reduced and would be C o u n t y , F lorida, ol which Sem in ole C o u n t y on of land owners in this section waa th e n a p a rt he d e clare d aaaeta in th e »ilh a view to ascertain just how* more stable. handa of t h e a d m l n l r lr a to r for the n a y m r n t d e l ' l l of aaid a r la te , tin* p r r . n n a l l y h a v ­ "People should use more fore­ of Bin)* am* «f cane will be planted ing h e r n r t h i u i l r d , anil a u th u r i t in g aald d m l n D t r a l n r t o tako poet.aaion a n d m ake l,re in event a two and a half mil­ quarter meats and reduce prices of atale nf aald real eatate, a n d (he aald petition lion dollar refinery is located here. living. Any of t^ic forequarter meat c o n f o rm in g in all rrapecla to t h e r. ■tuira in.-nt i of law In a u r h r a n a m a d e a n d p r o v i d .d . At a meeting of the Busines is good for making meat loaves or Now T h e r e f o r e y n j , H e n r y C. Kelly and rriel Kelly, Ilia wife, Eaaea, N. V.; PcMen’s Association the matter was liberty steak, white in some markets, rlla r p p a C h a n ih e r la in and C a r l Cham l.e rlaln, thoroughly discussed, and reports Bleaks are cut from the rib and sell her h u t b a n d . Hlnnlale, N. Y .J Wtlmlna C h a ­ as short cut steaks.' pin a nd Alm on M. Chapin, her h u rb a n d . E d ­ bom committees which have been en, M ic h ig a n : M lldrrd C a n n o n and J a m . a "In the same statement, the Bu­ C a n n o n , li< r huxhand, N a a k w a u k , M in n .; tttetuining the visitors and showH a r r y T o w n a e n d . I.ane, K a n t a a ; J o h n I. ir( them around were received. reau ol Murkets bus said: Townaeri.l. ami Anna T o w n a e n d , hla wife, arion, I n d . : Alfred T own#, nd and to m e "Because of itd reputation us the TMow From these reports it is believed n-end, hia wife, 920 E a a t 19th S tre et, SUGAR REFINERY WOULD STIMULATE CANE GROWING [Jailed Sugar Corpora­ tion Wants Site For Factory FOR BIG OPERATIONS V. 3 V: $ Uj j) l' 3 it JJ h till SEND US THAT ORDER 1 WHEN YOU NEED ANYTHING IN Office Furniture and Supplies Commercial and Fancy Stationery Printing, Lithographing Engraving Books—All Kinds / Artists’ Material Athletic Goods Kodaks The H. & W. B. Drew Company 45-19 West Day Street JACKSONVILLE WE WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN ANSWERING YOUR INQUIRIES te s s s r* 1S2E3 Court of Semlnol* County, Florida, on tho 3rd day of M a y , A. D. 1920, and ahow rauae If afty you bava why raid ptH C on abould not b t granted. (■urn u n d e r « v hand a n d teal of t h e aald Court thia t h o JMh day of M a rch, A. D. 1*29. (SEA l.i E. F. 1IOU 8HOLDEH. W Jl- ) tc County J u d g r . Natter a f A pptlrallan for T a t D e e d C o d e r Set lion 373 of the G e n e r a l Mialulea. Nolire ia h e r e b y given t h a t S. F. D o c d n e y p u r r h a t t r nf T a a C e rtifica te No. 384, d a t e d t h e I t h d a y of J u n e A. 1*. 1917, baa tiled aald c ertific ate in m y offirr a n d baa m a d e a p p 'lc t t; - : - f s r t a a dead to la-ua In a re o id a n r e with law . Said eettlflea tc am bra ce a th e fuiiuninit d r a r n b e d p r o p e r t y attua led In Seminole C o u n t y . F lorida, lo - w l t; Hat 21 FroauZ nd A d d t o V 't a m t n t e . T h e *«nl laud be­ ing aaartard a t t h e d a t e of t h o iaauance ol aueh r r r l i S r a t e In tho n a m e of A. E. Jam ea. U n i,-- aald r r r t l f l e a t e ahall b e re d e e m e d aerordlng to l a w , t a x deed will laaue t h ere o n on the 2Mh d a y ol April A. D ,, 1920. Witnraa m y official d e n a t u r e a n d te a l thia th e 21th d a ) of M a r c h A. IV. 1920. tSK A U E. A. D O U G L A S S Clerk C irc u it C u u r t Se m inole C o u n t y , Florida. w a s - s tc . Ity V. M. D O U G L A S S D .C Notice of Filing Fina l Aecuunle a n d Appllcallan For Hiarhiige. Notice ia h e r e b y given t h a t , e ix ty daya a lte r the d a t e hereof, t h e u n d c ralg n ed will die with, a n d p r e t e n t to, th e C o u n t y J u d g e of Seminole C o u n t y , Florida. Ita Final Account aa Ad m in i-l rat or, w ith t h e Will a n n r i r d , id t h e E a l a t e nf William It. tlucha n a n , d e f e a t e d , a n d a p p ly for a p p r o v a l of t h e -erne a n d l o r Ita final dlac harge aa a urh A d m i n ii l r a t o r . w ith th e Will a n n ex e d . Dated Ihla 19th d a y ol M a r c h . A. IV 1920. T H E AM E l t l C AN T K U S T C O M P A N Y aa A d m ln ia tr a to r with t h e Will annexed, ■it the E a l a t e iti William It. l l u r h a n a n , d created. Ily E K E D W. H O Y T I t a I’r r a l d r n l . W31-91C. In Tht* r i r c u l l (*aurl» M n r n l h JudLrUI Clrrull, ,S«*mh;olr F u 'i n l f , 8l«»* of Florida. C r d l lr %In M ooney, ( \ im p l * ln a n t , \t C ita tio n Alma lltrnifo M o o n r j , Pfftmlanl* T o Alma l h r n l f f M oonry, r r s l d m r r D n k n o a n It appears fro m an affidavit rtlrd In thl» C ourt that you aro a r n l d r n t of a s t a te other than tho S t a i r of F lorida, am t t h a t your Pfrarrit pla c e off iiuninrsa In u n k n o w n a n d that thrr«* la irn o th e r fifraon In t h e S ta te nf Ftorlda t o a r r v i a H u b p o r n a upon athoin ouuld b in d you t h a t you ar*» not unil«r ai^ of t w e n ty - o n # yrara. Therefor# you arn hereby o rd e re d t o be a n d appear b r f o r r ou r aaiil court i t the Court Mouse at S a n fo rd , Florida, In the above entitled c a u s e on t h e P i n t M o n d a y in Jurti* A. D. 1921), t h e tam o bring the fifteenth d a y thereof ami a Mule Hay of thia c o u r t, to a n tt i r r th e Mill of C om ida lnt filed herein against you t lie t h e aarne «Ui be t a k e n a« ronfrutd. It la further o r d e re d th a t thia o r d e r be putt* tiahrd In the S a n f o r d Herald, a newspaper puldiihfd In S e m in o le C o u n ty , Florida, c u r e a week for t i g h t r o n s r c u j U r weeks. (•U rn un to tnv hand and t h e Seal of aaid Court on t h is th e F if te e n th d a y of February, A. t*. 1920, (BKAU C. A. m U H J L A H S . C lerk ef th# C irc u it (*ourt, Seminole, C o u n ty , Florida. J o h n M, Murrell Kuliritiir For Co nip lain ant. \V3l-9tf. In I it cup I ’uuM N e trnth Judicial Circuit ef Florid*. Srmlntdr Cnun'y. In Cha ncer), Marie K lirown. Complain ant ti Citation. AMen Sidney lirown, Jr. Defendant. T o Alien Sidney lirown, Jr. Itewlilenc* Vnkr.own, It e p t e a r i n g f r t ^ an affidavit hint In Ihiaeaute th a t you are a re,blent of a State or Country other than th, State i f Florid*, and that jo u r pr--ent place ol tc-ldcnce ia unknown, and th at there I- no peraon in the Slate of Fine Ida, the wervicwol a .ubp e n . up n would bind )o u , and that you are over (lie age i t 21 yrara. m>and anil aapThenfonr You u r r hervhy ordere-l to be ,loir cur _______ .aid court at the Court llouce in pe ar I_____ ____ Sanf rtl, FU>rb1a, In ttiealmve entitled cauae, cn the flr.t Mcnday in April, A. D. tWO. the a r c being t h r Sfh day thi rml and a rule day of t h l . r o u r t . t n an-w, r the t,ill of complaint filed herein agam-l vnu, el-e the .ante will Iw txVrn aa ron(e»<at. It la lu. I her ordered th at In in older l>* publlihe-i In the S.ntord Hrrwld a n e * .p a t » r puMi-hr-l In Sc ml mile County, Florida, once a week for eight ronrtcutlvr week*. Given under my h a n d and the aral of .aid Court thi, the Sih day ol Fetuirary, A. D. 1920. (SEAId lb A. Doug)*-#. C lerk of Circuit Court Seminole f i x Fla. Ily K. II. Wlbon. D. C. E. F. Hou-holder. Solicitcr for complainant, W-23-ltf. M innra polla , M inn.; U r n j a m l n 11, T o w n . end M o n u m e n t, Col.f F ra n k T u w n t i n d , 330 S u p p ly Co.. O. M. C. f . S. IV «». 701. A. E . F. F ra n c e; D o ro th y T. W ylie a nd E arl C. Welle, he r huaband, F a irv le w , O k la h o m a ; E d w a rd Kelly a n d J o tp h in e Kelly, h|a wife, SI I Eaat 43rd Slreet. C hica go, 111.; F r a n k Kelly a n d Cordelia Kelly, hla wife, truahrn, I nd.; Iwon Kelly a nd M a r g i n e d * Kelly, hia wile, M 2 MJi Street, U o . h r n , I nd.; M yrtle T r u m p a n d Itoy l ‘. T r u m p , he r h u a b a n d , *132 S o u th Cth Stre et, (ioahr-n, I n d .; E d w a rd M cClure relict ol Carrie M c C lure. Helen Kurta, C la r k McClure, Alfred M r C lu r e and Hula M c C lu r e , hla wife, (i o a h r n , In d .; Her! Kelly a n d Ellen Kelly, hia wife, (ioahrn, I nd., J. Kohi rl Kelly a n d Florence K rlly, hia wife New P h i l a d r l p m a , Ohio: W. H ow land Krlly and Mahel Kelly, hia wife, (io a h r n I nd.; Huth C a h o o n a n d J. Frederick C ahoon, her h u r h a n d , A lh a m b ra , Calf.; H o w a r d Taltnrday a n d t^iuiae T'lllarday, h im wile, W eil A lham bra, C a lf.; Verna T . Anderaon a n d —— 1 Anderaon he r h u rh a n d . Weat A lham bra, Calf.: l l r r t Kelly, ear* Y. M . C. A. H e a d ­ q u a r t e r ., H ote l llaglioni, Itologna, Italy ; I C h a t. Kelly, G u .h en , In d .; Hew W. Kelly, and Iteaale Kelly, hla wife, (io a h r n , I n d .; N e ttie ( i r im a n d Andrew ( i r i m , her h u t b a n d , to ( b r u i t Court. S r . r n t t i Judicial 4 Irrull i ' l llr y a n , O hio; S h e rm a n Kelly a n d Florence Florid*, S r mlm .tr C o u n t ) , In C h a n c e r ) , Kelly hla wile, llrya n, ( t h i n ; O. Hlnroln It. C. IHanrhard Krlly a n d flo r a Kelly, hla wife, llrya n.. va. 1Ohio; H a r r y Kelly and C lara K r l l y , hla wife, Hi- hard I1. M a r k ., a t al. llr y a n . O hio; Ami all o t h e r p arraona InternalT o th* D rfr n d a n to F r a n k 11. Hrlggt and to| in aald real r a t a t e are r o m m a n d r d to be a n d a p p e a r before the C o u n t y J i u d g r 'a J r r d r H. Ilricg.: I t apt-raring from t h r tw o rn bill h r n l n t h a t your I't.ur* of r,-idi*nrr 1. u n k n o w n , th a t t i i r r r (• no p r r .i i n In tho S t a i r of Florid* t o r . i m 1<« <■/ a Mil p o . i. a upon whom would 4.4n -I you, and t h a t y n u ar* both o v r r th* *** of 21 )»*r.; I T IS ( l U D E H E D t h a t you do appeal In till. Court to t h r bill of r o m p la ln t hrrHn bird agalntl you b y It. C. IH anrhard. on t h - T hird Day of . 'l a y . A. D. 1920. It f. lurthtT o r d e re d t h a t thl* order he p u b l lt h r d once a w r r k for t ig h t c o n .r c u tl v r w eek, in th* Kandortl Herald, a n * w .p a p r r puliti.hcrl In S r m ln o le C o u n ty , Florida. W i t n r x my h a n d a n d t h r teal ot *aid C irru lt Court, t h i . t h r I6 t b Day »t F e bruary A. D. 1929. It’s dollars to doughnuts- n o m a n e v e r sm o k e d a b e t te r c ig a r e tte a t a n y price! A M E L S q u a lity , nnd th eir expert blend o f ch oice T u rk ish nnd c h o ice D o m e stic to b a cco s hand y o u a c ig a r e tte that w ill s a t­ isfy e v er y sm o k e desire y o u e v er exp ressed . Y o u w ill prefer th is C a m el blend to eith e r kind sm oked stra ig h t! C C a m e ls m e llo w m ild n e ss w ill c e r ta in ly ap p eal to yo u . T h e “b o d y ” is all there, an d th a t sm o o th n ess!. It's a delight! TURKISH & DOMESTIC n l k s ’o „__ ( I C A » « T T « « j G o the lim it w ith Cornels! T h e y w ill n o t tire y o u r taste. A nd . th ey le a v e no u n p lea s­ a n t cig a retty a fterta ste nor u n pleasan t c ig a r e tty odor! J u st com pare C am els w ith an y c i t a ­ r e tte in th e w o rld at a n y p rice! C am olt ar* told e veryw he re in *'’j*ri7'flr*.l, •*«**'< p a ck ag e* «Y JO *rV «r*lf#.; « ' **•» P* * * • * (JOO c l . * » f ’ *») (n * g /.e.in e n t i r r - c n i r n ) ca t i o n . ( W trron^ii r f f o a m r m i c a tio n for tho nom a o r office auppljr or w hon y o u Irorol. 1 . ) M F.V N 01.U S TOltACCO CO . W ltu ton -Salem . N. C, In Clrcall Cwurt, Seminole C o u n ty , In C h o n e r r y , V. 31. Douglo*., Joined by b«( koabon-l a m i next friend, E . A. D o u g i a u , C o m p la in a n t. Florida. - tfon Co.. T h t >xM Sand being a*aeai*d a t th# d a t a of t h * laet’gnec a f « s ; t ( cwUSAcat- In th e c a m e of Gao. E. C u rrier. AI.o T a t C e r tif ic a te N o. 1019, d a t e d th * 3rd d a y of J u n e A. D. t » « t . S l i d c a r t ll l r a t * en-hra -e # t h e following deacetb.d p r o p e r t y • i t u a t e d In S . m ln o l e C o u n t y , F lo rid a , to -w it; William Aldridge, el ,L H ot. 202, * g o ) , A H xm onte, H and, H o t e l D e f e n d a n t., ti N a aiga lfi.n ( ’a.. T h e -aid la n d b r i n g ataeaT o S a ra h A. D avit, 8. C u c k e n h e im - r and aed a t t h e d a t e of t h e Iaiuance of m e n c e r t i ­ M o . . . 8. C u r k r n h e i m r r , a . t h e firm of S. o r a t e In t h e n a m e of J . C . H olm an. D u e k e n h t i m r r & Son., H r . i d r n c r . unk n o w n : Alan T a x C t r t i f i r a t e No. 10*17. d a t e d th a the u n k n o w n h»lr«, itc vi.r., I r r a t c e . , g r a n ­ t ee ., or o t h e r claimant* tin d e r S . r a h A, 3rd d a y of J u n e A. D. I9UI, Said r e r t i t lc a t n e m b r a c e , t h e following deecrlbed p r o p e r t y «U via, S. ( i u r k e n h r i t n r r a n d M o . , . S. O u rk » n h » im e r . a n d to a n y a n d Other nartleo • i t u a t e d In Sem in ole C o u n t y , Florida, t o - w i t • (Uijuii.g a n y int.rew l in an.t to t h e following I..,. 2«7, A lta m o titr . 1.3'id. ifctel A land y i'u a trrl fn Eelolno:. C o u n t y , Florida. I tlo u Co.. T h e aald la n d tiring a t . e . t r d a t t h e to w it: Hot s of lllock 3, of T ie r 1 oj S .n f o r d , d a t e of t h e i . . u a n r e of a u r h c r r t i l r a t r In th o Florida, a r r o r d i n e in V tr ?.!sp ’ n e m e nf F l . h (t H ovrioy. ol h a n io r d , F lo r id a ; Ali i T a x C.-e{idealo No. I C H , d a t e d t h e It a p p e a r in g Irorn a .w o r n bill ol c o m p la in t >3rd d a y ol J u n e A. I). 1801, Said c e r t i a c a t o tiled In lhl» r i u . a a g a lo .t yon, t h a t you havo 1e m b r a e r * the following d e.cribed p r o p e r t y or etxirn t o m e IntrrrM in a n d t o the l a n d ’ . I t u a t e d In Sem inole C o u n t y , Florid*, to - w lt: h e r e l n a b n - e d e - rr lh e d , therefore, y o u , t*>e Hot 232, A lta m o n te , Hand, Hotel .V N a v i g a ­ . a i d S a ra h A. D a v it, S. G u r k e n n i r m c r and tio n ( ’«., T h e . a id la n d bring a t. e . a e d a t th e M o t e t s. ( i u r k e n h r l m t r , are h e r e b y re ,|u irrd d a t e of th * i x u a n r e of . u c h crrtlM cate In to he a n d a p p e a r before o u r . a i d C ircuit t h e n a m e of Geo. W. N o rrl.. AI.o T a x C rr ltf lc a te No. 1089, d a t e d t h e 4 o urt, at t h e C n u r t h o u .e In S a n f o r d , Florida, on t b „ 3rd d a y of May A. D. 1920, a n d then 3rd d a y «f J u n e A. D. 1901, Said c ertificate a n d t h r re itiado a n tw e r to the bill of e m b ra ce * t h e following d r . c r i b . d p r o p e r t y c o m p la in t e x h ib ite d a g a ln .t y o u , o t h r r w i .e a i t u a t r d in Sem inole C o u n t y , F latida, l o - w it: a decree pro c o s f c . o will be e n t e r e d a g a in .! I l.o t 2G2, A lta m o n te , Hand Hotel k N a v i g a ­ you. tio n Co., T h e aaid la n d bein g t i t r a t e d a t t h o And all o t h e r partlex claim ing a n y right- . •late of t h r l- .u a n c * of aueh certificate In t h title or Inter-xl In a n d to t h e p r o p e r t y he re- ! n a m e of F l .h k H ovrioy., h a . filed . a i d i n a h n v e d e .e r lb e d under, by or t h ro u g h e r r t i f l r a t c . In my office a n d ht> m ade a p p llcktlon tor t a x deed to l . i u r In a ccordance w ith S. ( t u r k . n h e l m e r , or o t h e r . i.e , a r e hereby w ith law, U n l r . t . a i d certlflcate* (hall be re­ d e e m e d a c c o r d in g to law , lax deed will l . t u e rcuulred _to l,e an*l appear before ou r . a i d Circuit C o u r t a t th e C u u r t h o u . r In Sanford, th e r e o n on t h r 2t,th d a y of April A. It. 1920. W l t n r . a m y official . i g n a t u r e and . r a t thia Florida, on t h e 7 th day of J u n e A. D. 1920, a n d th e n a n d t h e r e make a n tw e r t o t h e bili t h e 2 t t h d a y ot M a rch A. D. 1920. E. A. D O U G HA SS of c o m pla int e x h ib ite d a g a ln .t aald u n k n o w n ISUAH) partlr*. o t h e r w l. e a decree pro cunfraao will C lerk C l r r u i t C o u r t , Seminole C o u n t y , b t e nte red a g a l n . t .aid u n k n o w n partir*. W 3 2 - 3 tr Ily V. E. D O U G L A S S ; D. C. It I. ordered t h a t t hi. n o tic e be p u b ’i-hed In the Sanford H e rald, a n r w . p a p r r p ublt.hcd In Semin,** C o u n t y , Florida, one* a week N otice of Application for Tax I t r r d U n d e r S r r t i n n 373 of t h r G r n r r a t S t a t u t e . , (or eiglil w w k . aa to the know n p attir. d rfe n d a n t, aa I o n e . a Week for tw e lve week* N otice i . he reb y given t h a t Houi.e I'lrlr. aa to th e u n k n o w n pxrtlra d e f e n d a n t. p u r r h a . r r of T a t C e r tl f l r a t e No. 761, d a t e d t h e 6 th d a y of J u n e A. D. 1899. Said C e r t l ­ W ltn r .a m y h a n d and «h* tea l . a id C ircuit C ourt on t h l . th# l o t h d a y of f lr a te e m b r a r e * th e following p ro p e rty a l t u a t e d In Sem ln ot* C o u n t y , Florida, to - w l t: F r h r u t r y , A. D. 1920. (BEAL) E. A, * DOUGLASS, Iteg. 1.47 ehx. S. A 12.28 ehx. \V of I n U r • e r tl o n of S line of M i r a n d a G r a n t with E C l 'r k of C ircuit C o u rt, Sem inole C o unty, lino of N E W of N E W of Sec. 2 E T p . 19 S. S t a l e of Florida. Hang* 29 )... run N 4.85 eh*., W 7.3 4 ch*., Geo. A. D c C o lte a, S 6.95 ch*., E 7.34 ch*., 4.51 aerra. T h e aaid Solicitor a n d of C o u n . r l for C o m p ta l n a n l .. la n d being axarated a t t h e d a le of t h a i t W27-I3tc. t u a n r * of aueh r e r l l f l o t e in tba n a m e nf E, 11. 1‘r iea trr. AI.o T a e C e rtlflca ta N o. 76t, d a t e d t h * In Cirrult f n a r l . S e v e n th J u d l r l a l Cirrult t l f Gill d a y of J u n e A. D. tS3H. Said c ertiflc ata florid*. S e m l n s l e C o u n t), In C h a n r r r y e m b r a c e , t h r following d e trrlb e d p r o p e r t y K. C- IH a nrhard • I t u a te d inSem lnolc C o u n t y , Florida, to - w l t: F r a c t. N E W ot N E W of Sac. 28. T p . 19 I t l r h a r d 'V . Mark* ut al. S. Hang* 29 E., (It*, hog. I n t a r . e r t l o n ot H T o all partlr* r l a l m ln g I n t r r r . t u n d e r M ary line of I ' a t r r M ir a n d a G i a n t with E, Una A. 1'a rram orr, M a t th e w It, M a rk a, Allred . a i d See., t u n S H17 c h . , . W 20 c h . . , N I vrraon, F r a n k II, llrigg., a n d J r a . l e H. of 4.84 c jn ., E t o G i a n t line, l i E ’ly lo heg. a n d Ilrlggr, or any of t h r m , or o t h e r w l . e H e l m ­ ing a n y I n te r e .t In the following d<t»rrlbrd tea. 121 .yda.) 16~ a r r e . T h e . a lid la n d b r i n g . - r d at t h e d a te of t h a l u u a n r a of aueh p ro p e rty , a n d to all p e r .o n . rTtiming an ca e. -r etlf lr a te in t h e n a m e ot E . C . Vick, baa filed I n i - i M t In .a i d p r o p e r t y , to-wlt; . a i d r r r l i l l r a t e In my oltlra a n d haa m ad e a p ­ Knuthcavt q u a r t e r of S o u lh e a .t q u a r t e r of .Section 21, T o w n i h i p 2 ) South nf H a n g r 29 plication fur t a x d e n i t o latuo In a c c o r d a n c e w ith law . Eeat. aald c e r t i o r a t e ahall ha re d e e m e d You arc hereby required t . a p p e a r t o the a r tUonnlr-a , tax deed will frvue t h e r e o n hill of com plaint herein bird by It. C. Ulan- on t h al i n2 en tht o dlaw a y of April A. D. 1920. c h a r d on M o n d a y , t h e 7lh Day of J u n e , A. W l t n e . . m y offirlal . i g n a t u r e a n d . c a l thia D. 1920. h e 2 1 th d a y ol M arch A. D. 1920. It ia fu r th e r o r d e r r d that thl* o rd e r be tIS E A 1,1 K. A. D O U G L A S S p u b ll.h e d once a w re k lor twelve e o n . r r u t l v r C irru lt Court Se m lnola C o u n t y , w r r k . In T h e S a n l o r d Herald, a n o w . p a p - r C lerk Florida. puhlivhed In S e m inole County, F lorida. Ity V. E. D O U G L A S S , D. C. W itn r .e my h a n d a n d th* aral of .aid W.12-S-. f.'ourt, t h l . tho t il t h d a y of F e b r u a ry , A. D . I92d. iSEAM E . A. D O U G L A S S, ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •» 9 0 * 9 9 * 0 0 9 9 9 0 * M * fM Clerk ( 'i r r u ll C o u r t . Seminole C o u n ty ,o Florida. V. S. S t a r b u r k , Solicitor (or C o m p la i n a n t . Yl. BUSINESS CARDS W27-I3IC, i N a ilre o t Application for Tax D e e d U n d e r Herlhvn 374 a f t h e G e n r r a l N la lut a. N otice la h e r e b y given t h a t A. I). H otter One Inch Card* Will lie IWibllshcd Un. p u r c h a v e r ot T a x ( ‘e r lif lrx te N o, Ifi, d a te d drr This lleatlinK At The Rule Of »7.26 t h e I t h d a y ol J u n e A. It., 1917, h a a fllrd Per Year, aaid r e r t l f l r a t r in m y offirr a n d ha* m a d e a p p li c a t io n lor l a i d e ed ta i.a u e In a c c o r d ­ a n c e w ith law . S a id certificate e m b r a c e , th e following d r . r r l b r d p r o p e rly . i t u a t e d in Sem inole C o u n t y , F l u r l d a , to -w lt: Hi g. 10.40 eh E ol S W C or ol Sec. 31 T p . 19 S. II. 311 E H u n E 12.4N ch N K 69 ch \V 12.48 r b S. 8.69 eh, IH a crea. T h e . a i d l a n d bein g a a . r . i r d *1 t h e d a t e ol t h e Iv .u x n r e of a u r h e r r l t f lr a l o In t h r n a m e of H enry lin k e r . Uti­ OFFICE IN T H E COUIIT HOUSE l e . . . a i d r r r l l l l r a t e ahall be re d ee m e d a c c o r d ­ ing t o law , ta x d e e d will l .t u e t h e r e o n on SANFOKI) - - FLORIDA I h . I&lh d a y ol Anri) A. It. 1920. W l t n e . . my official . i g n a t u r e a n d e ra) thia t h e | 2 l h d a y o | M a r c h A. IE , 1920. (SE A M E . A. D O U G L A S S Clerk C i r r u lt . C o u r t S .m ln o le C ounty, THOMAS E M M E T W ll.s ora F lo rid a. K. FERGUSON IIOUSlUiLlrr-R W 30-4lc Ily V. M . D O UG HASS, D, C SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER Nailre a f Aaallrallnn for T a t D e e d U m d r r Section 373 of t h e G e n r r a l S t a t u t e . . Notice I* he reby, given t h a t O v e r . t r r e l T u r p e n t i n e Co p u r c h a . r r of T a x C e rtitlc a t* No. N20, d a te d t h e 2 n d d a y of J u l y A. D., IlitiQ. ht» Hied . a i d c e r t i o r a t e In m y offlre and h * . m ade a p p l l r a t i a n for tax deed to I. .u p In a cc ordance w i t h law. Said c e r t i o r a t e e m b r a c e t h e folliiwlng d e e r r l b n l p r o p r r t y • Ituated in Sem in ole C o u n t y , Florid*, t o - w l t: llrg. 336 It. E. ol 8\V C o r . of SE '» of S E '» nf See. 21. T p . 20. S. It. 19 E. H un E 336 ft. N. 824 ft. W. 336 ft. S. 624 ft. T h e . a i d land being * » - r ..e ,| a t t h e d a te of t h e l»• u a n r e of a u r h r e r t l n r a l r in th e n a m e ot I.*. I(!.t T| hom ae. t'llllPH U n l r . t pain . a i d icreilllti r t ll l r .t e . h a l l h *r reedeemed a r r o r d l n g t o law, tax deed will l.-Ur v«u* thereon t h e 2 ^ t h d a y ol April A. D ., 1920. W l t n e . m y offirlal .Igna tlire a n d aral t h l. It,* I Mi, d a y of M a rch A. IE, 192(1. (SEA M E. A- D O U G L A S S . Clerk C ircuit Cuurt Seminole C ounty, Florida. W3 1 -4 1c Ily V. E. D O U G L A S S D. C. Wilson Sanford. & Hojsboldcr LAWYERS - Florida Automobile Protection FIRE ami THEFT nntl COLLISION Inpuranre Issued by (he FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Is tho aaft'Kl nnd cheapest In the world. Write for information lo headquarters Orlando • Aticnl* wanted In every town In Florida* HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER N a ile r of Application for Tax D e e d l l n d i r See lion 473 of T h e G r a e l a l S t a t u t e . . MY SPECIALTIES: Notice I* hereby given t h a t J a m r * E. H a r l M t , p u r c h a . r r of T a x C e r ll l lr a le No, (HEAL) E. A. IHlUGHASSk Clerk f.'irruit C o u r t , Svminol* C o u n t y , 146, d a te d t h e 4 th d a y of J u n e A. I). 1912, PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA Said c ertlflcata e m h r a r r . tha following flr) l o r id t. •rrlh e d p r o p e r t y . I t u a t e d In Seminole C o u n t y GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER A'. 8. Starburk, Florida, to -w lt; Hot 199, p la n ol Soli, Dlvi- ROGERS' PLATED WAKE S'olldtnr for C om pla inant. ■loo of Hand belo nging t o A lta m o n te H. 11 \V-7-9tc. A N, Co., T h e . a i d l a n d bring a > . r . - r d a t ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES In <Trrull Canrl, N r . e n l h Judicial Cirrult m e d a le nf th e le t u a n c * of eurh c e rtlflc a ta N rm lnule I ' a u n l ) . t tor d a . In C h a n r r r y in t h e n a m e nl U n k n o w n . Sr t h WoodruS Indl ( I d u . l l y , AI.o T a x C e r tif ic a te No. 1062, d a t e d (h r S e th Woodcut! for t h e ti»* and 3rd d a y of J u n e A. D. 1901, Said r e r l i f lc a le l„ nr fit of llarnry It. I lrck , em brace* t h e following deacrlbed p r o p e r t y a i t u a t r d In Sem inole C o u n t y , Florida, t a : w | t : C o m p la in an t, v*. C ita tio n . Hot. 217 A 218, A l l a n , o n te Hand lltita l k AUorncy-nt-Law N a v ig a tio n Co., T h e a a ld la n d bring t i t r a t e d J. (3. Morrl., *t *1. a l t h e d a t e of t h e i t a u a n r e of . u c h r e r t l f l r a t a D rfrndtnta. N o. 14 Garncr-WoodruiT Building T o J . O. Morrl., C. IV. Arnold, George II. In t h e n a m e ol I d a M. H olm an. M o r to n , H. M. M c I n t y r e . William T . Web. Al*o T a x C e rllflc a le N o. 1071, d a t e d (he • t . r , W. A. Knight, J o r r p h Garvin a n d Wil­ 3rd d a y ol J u n e A. D. 1901, Said c e rtific a te SANFORD, FLA.. liam G. Andrnrrld, r e a i d r n r r . u n k n o w n : th* e m b r a r e a ( h r following deacrlbed p r o p e r t y u n k n o w n heir*, d e v l . r o , Irgat**., g rantara a i t u a t r d In Semlnolo C o u n t y , Florida, t o - w l t: or o t h e r claimant, u n d e r th e a b o v e n a m e d Hot 292, A ltam o n te t a i n d , Hotel k N a v i g a ­ p a r t l r . , and to any a n d o t h r r p a r t i r . claim ­ tion Co., T h e a tl d l a n d b r i n g aMeeard a t t h e L A N D IS, FISH & HULL ing a n y Inlvtr.t In anil t o the following l a n d . d a l e of th* la . u a n r a of e u r h rerllflpxl* In t h e In Seminole County, S t a l e of Florida, tow it; n a m e of U nknow n. ■«' ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW N W Ji of NIDI of S*c. 31, T p, 19, II. 31 K. Alto T a t C e r t i o r a t e N o. 1070, d a t e d t h e baa beginning at th * N o r t h w r . t r o r n r r of DB LAND, FLA. t h - N W ) ( of the N K f i of .a i d arrtfon, 3rd d a y ol J u n e A. D, 1901, Said c erllflc ale Will practice. In th# State and Federal Court# l o w n . h i p and range, r u n t h r n r * E aat along e m b r a c e . I h r lull,,wing d r . r r l b r d p r o p e r l y th * N o r t h Ho* of . a i d f o r ty acre, to the • H a i l e d In Sem inole C o u n t y , Florida, to-w lt Special facilitlr* foe Examining and Perfecting Land THU* * m iddle of the O r la n d o anil M rllonville Mil 276, A ltam o n te H a n d , Hotel k N a v i g a - j Itcisd, t h r n r * South alo n g th* middle nf .aid lo a d to th* South line of aald f orty acre., t h e n r * W r i t to t h r 8» u t h w e . t corner ot aaid f o r ty act**, I h m n N o r t h to th* point of begin ning, alto the N E ' i of the HI. **, and th* S E *4 ot the N E D ot Her. 31, Tp. If*. It. 31 E . a n d tUn Ih* W '4 ol the W <> ot th* 8WJ* of th* BWJ< of Sec. 29, T p. 19, II. 31 Eaat. It a p p e a r in g from a . w o r n hill of c om plaint filed in ( h it raui* again*! you, t h a t > op have or claim aomr i n t r r r . t In a n d l o th* l a n d , h e rein ab o v e d r .c r lb r d , therefore, you, the . a id J . G. Morrl*. C. W. Arnold, George It. M o r to n , S. M, M c In ty re, William T . W * b itrr. IV, A. Knight, J o a r p h G a r v in a n d William Over thirty years in the growing of citrus G. Andenreld, ar* hereby^ r r q u i r r d to b* a nd fruiUi has proved I hi* vnlue of a liberal supply a p p e a r briar* aur . a i d C ircuit C u u rt a t ( h r . t 'o u r t b o u . * In fl*ntor,l Clee'dx. or. t!.* j r d of available plant food in tlu* spring. Fertilise d a y In M ay, A. D. 1920, a n d then a n d there m ak* a n .w c r to t h r bill ot r o m p la ln t ex­ now for greatest profits. h ib ite d a galntt you, r t h r r w l . v a ilerree pro For general conditions use r o n f r u o will b* entered a g a l n . t you. A n d all other parti** rlalm ln g a n y right, t itle o r I n l r r r . l In a n d In th* properly above d r . r r l t r d under by or l h r o u |l i t h a abova n a m e d drfendanta, or otherw lve, ar* h*r*l>y •Am. 5 % , Av. Phc;. Acid 8%, Tot. 2% re q u ire d lo b* and a p p e a r tirfor* ou r aald C ir c u it C o u r t i t Ih* C o u r t h o u t * In S anford, Florida, in th* I t h d a y of J u n e , A. D, 1920, Special recommendations gladly given. a n d t h e n a nd there m ak * a n tw e r l o th* bill of r o m p l a l n t a ih l b l lt d a g a l n t t . a id u n k n o w n irtle *. other*!.* a deer** pro rnnf*«*o will Call nt our local Branch House • e n te r e d a g . l n . t aald u n k n o w n p artlra. Mr. R. C. MAXWELL, Manager It ia o r d r r t d th at thia nolle* be published In Ih* Sanford Herald, a n e w i p a p e r p u b ll.h e d In Se m ina l* County, F lo r id a , one* a week for eight wreka at to th* k n o w n partlr* dafend a n l , a n d onr* a week for tw elve w eek, aa t o tha u n know n partlr* d r f e n d a n t . W itne». my hand a n il t h a i t i l of aald C i r c u i t C ourt on thia t b a 2 0th d a y of F e b ­ r u a r y . A. D. 1310. (SEA L) E . A. D O U O L A S S , C lerk of Cirrult C o u r t , Sem in al* C o u n ty , Manufacturers of IDEAL FERTILIZERS f i t a U of Florida. O*o, A. DaCottee, Solicitor a n d of Cnuna*! for Com plainant*. W*7-13te. G EO . G. HERRING Fertilize G r o v e s N O W ! FLORIDEAL SPECIAL E W ILSO N & TOOM ER FERTILIZER COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, :: :: ;I :: FLORIDA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e988dc1a7951c8cfb9bdd221af42b71c.pdf 592239ac0100b63871ead300747b8036 PDF Text Text * * ■ ""^^TZCSn^^i .C •• • . ^ n K ^kS m : %- • • . ■• - v ^ V ’ ^ ; ' INJJTHEBlIEART^OF THE W O R LD 'S G REATEST VEGETABLE SECTIO N N U M B E R 13 5 SANFO RD , FLO R ID A , FRID AY. A PR IL 2. 1920 VOLUME Extravagance and Reck­ less-Buying Thing Of The Past RECESSION of prices M AKE W ants Papa's Estate ' Pafm Beach, Fla., A pril 2.— An ex­ amination of the mental condition of Richard Croker, Rr. former Tam m a­ ny chief of N ew Y ork, w ill be made here as result of action taken today by local conuaol for Croker’a tw o sons and daughter who seek to have a conservator appointed Jo nanage his estats. Petition for the examination and. - . r- * 4 •* for the appointm ent of a custodian for Croker's Florida property was PEOPLE a r e T IR E D OF followed today by announcements p a y in g e x c e s s iv e P R IC E S that M r. Croker had arranged on his ANn "G O O D S B O X ” IS own in itiative for M ajor Ralph f il l in g UP. ' Greene, state health officer and for­ tfaXhington April 1.— N ationw ide mer supecintcifflent of the Florida nports from federal reserve bank state hospital, to make the examina­ effiriib. rnade public tonight, dis­ tion. M a jor Grecne^is well known in close their opinion that the post- Florida as alienist. W hether ht* will wsr era of "extravagance and reck-*-be accepted by the plaintiffs will Le iblic is buying" by the public ia nearing brought out later. in end. A "hesitation if not an act,.,1 recession" of prices is noted and thr federal reserve board’s statement lummariies its advice aa indicating i generally more hopeful view of Ike country's business condition than for several months. SUFFRAGE GOES OVER TO MONDAY While the price changes were shown by the hoard not to be uni­ venal, they were nevertheless re­ girded as postive and of importance D E L A W A R E L E G IS L A T U R E W IL L WAIT UNTIL THAT. u a basis' for reckoning what the immediate future holds. T IM E T O M AKE D E C IS IO N Relief from the high price* for Dover Delaware, April 2 (B y Atsoc Ike consumer will not be com pletely seriated Press) Suffrage leaders an­ obtained until present stocks Arc nounced today that they would absorbed in practically all lines. acv make an effort to have the house cording to the board's view. Manu­ rejection of the Anthony Amend­ facturers everywhere, however, were ment reconsidered next M onday de­ akown t« hold the view that the claring that Alfred Dupont, who peak of high prices has been reached exerts a powerful influence in Re­ and to expect a gradual recession. publican stato politicca, would sup­ In the clothing trade particularly port the movement. Dupont pre­ the board said, there was a marked viously has been neutral. tendency of the public to make old supplier last longer and to refuse to' pay exorbitant prices. This phase ranmean only that an awakening has rome the statement said, and that 'many people have arrived at the ronclu*ion that they are themselves responsible for a continuing high range of prices. Whn'e*a!er« in the dry goorh< trade to some extent, have taken a “ com­ SAY R A IL W A Y IS UNSAFE mendatory attitudo” and are dis­ WHEN S T R IK IN G CLERKS couraging their customers from plac­ ARE O U T. i ing heavy fall orders. This has scr­ y Roanoke -April 2 (B y Associated eed to slacken demand and create a feeling that lo w er prices will fol­ Fre-s) Oflhinl* of the Brotherhood of Railw ay Trainmen announced to­ ios , The -.ports do not give encour­ day that members would adhere to agement mneerning a price reduction the decision to withdraw from ser­ vlet- of Yhe N orfolk &. Western Kui.in shoeronil at four O'clock this afternoon. Eastern seaboard cities reported They claimed condition* on the road a ’"piling up of com m odities" on had been rendered unsafe by the tki» .ule of the Atlantic. Th e ex­ f trike of clerks und that passenger* change situation was beginning to ami freight traffic would he tied up reflect itself on the export market as by night. All the .through mail well as through a general reduction trains will be operated. by Europeans in their foreign buying M noted. - ■■■.— ---- ■---Card o f Thanks • business and fyiancial develop­ Whereas, in the Providence of ments during March also were mark God, on i Tuesday the 23rd, of *d by confusion and lack of unifor­ March, our Mother, Mrs. M ary A. mity of opinion, reports from the Zachary, was called from labor to •jvtral reserve districts showed. Hut reward, from earth to Heaven, and throughout the detailed observations not being able to write a personal ol these officials there was ft dis- letter to alt of our friends, we take tihetly optimistic tope. Summed up, this means of thanking one and all H was: for the kindness shown us in and TRAINMEN WITHDRAW' ON NORFOLK "The outlook fo r the spring season both industrially and kgricultuf’flly , if excellent. Hut m odifying factor* In the situation are an inadequacy of l*bor supply and a shortage o f variou» kinds of building materials as *♦11 as borrowing facilities of banka." T R IP GREAT Paris, ACROSS DESERT A p ril 2 TH E OF S A H A R A . (B y Associated Press) M ajor Vuillem an and Lieut­ enant Cbalu, French aviators have AND GOVERNMENT CLOSE UP C IV IL W IL L W AR Dussclldorf (D y Associated Press) The government and central com ­ the Sahara desert, a distance o f three ment today under which the wo’rfcthousand rhilea. m en’a army was to deliver their arms before A pril 10th. T h e commu­ John West Found Near Avon Park, nist commanders a t' Wesel" declared Foully Slain that he could not fight longer be­ Avon Park, A pril 1.— John West, cause he lacked ammunition stating who has passed his four score years, that he had issued orders that all left his home near here Thursday looting be suppressed and he would morning to shoot a bird and failing to return late * in the afternoon n sh oot with his own pitol any comsearch was organired to search for munirt soldier who violated an or­ him. Late Friday afternoon thg body der to surrender. was found lyin g on the hank o f A lli­ gator crc£k, just outside of the city Food Sale fo r 'C h ild ren ' H °m c lim its, -and within 100 yards of the . Society F lin t lumber mill. The girls of Miss B yron’s Seventh T h e body w b s bo badly burned it Grade, Grammer School, will hold was almost impossible to recognirc it a cooked food sale at the Union O nly after finding his match box and Pharmacy, Saturday afternoon, for a small piece of clothing undurned the benefit pf the Easter offering to under the body wns the actual iden­ the Children's Home Society, Klotification made. His gun was found rids's greatest chariry. Toothsome 50 feet away from the body, hidden and appetizing will 4be the display in a briar patch, and. all at his money Of dclicaciw offered the public,' dirgone (he was supposed, to have had penreil by a bevy of charming girls. nearly $100) Evidences of a moon­ Home-made cakes, bread, pics, shine still were found which included salads and baked beans to say several bnrrels and some mash. nothing of delicious candies will he Sheriff J. L . Disbong rounded up there to tempt the epicure and the three negroes, suspected of having hungry. some knowledge of the* murder or operation of the still. Another negro Easter Shower For Hospital who is missing is being searched for. An Easter shower of beautiful *The coroner's inquiry was held flowers will be given to -d a y for the Saturday morning,, and iU findings Fernald Laughton Memorial Hoswere withheld until its meeting in pitnl, by the children and teachers connection with a jury this morning. of the Grammer school. That the Several theories are advanced a* to pretty coffipliirent • and thoughtful the cause of the crime, some beliove kindness will he nppredinted b y the it to have been committed by moon­ patients and nurses there is no shiners, while robbery is suggested il< ubt, bringing n healing iialm to by some. t i c sick, a restful pleasure to the Mr. West had lived here all of his senses and the knowledge that kind life. He is survived by his widow. friends carry them on their heart*. I.IC U T. M A Y N A R D LOST Sign £or The H otp’ la) T h e Fern aid Laughton Memorial Li uspital is now enhanced by u beau­ tifu l geld leaf tign under glass and swung for the porch that tells the world just where and what this bautful building ia. T h e sign wa* made by that well khown aritst, C. J. Humph who donated this fine piece of work to th e hospital. His rign and the spirit in which it is given is appreciated by the board and every citizen who has the interests of this great institution at 'h e a rt. Sky Pilot Couldn’t Locale Asheville In His Plane Asheville N. C. April 1.- Lieu­ tenant B. W. M aynard, the holder of the trans-continental aero record is lost somewhere in the mountains of western North Carolitia. He ’ left K n oxville, Tcnn., Saturday for Ashe­ ville, hut Up to this tim e has not ar­ rived here. I t ’ is suppoted that he Inst his way in endeavoring to locate Asheville. TRUCK TRAIN ARRIVED STAYED SHORT TIME MADE DEMONSTRATIONS And Left for DeLand Upsetting Plans of Committee MADE S ic- PARADE Mangel*-Kir by Co.-Republic. i.-v - *• .*• ' ■: ’ H ave New Hearse Democrats Obtain De­ lay In Resolution lion FOR CAREFUl STUDY T . J. M iller & Son have a new hearse and as far us hearses go it is a beauty being finished in the very latest design of - burnished silver1 called "m olten silv er" with enough ■. dark in it to bring out the lines. The car is a Lorraine model made at Richmond Indiana and is supposed p A n take care of all the funerals in this section of the country having two fine funeral cars with the prospects of the old car being turned Into an ambulance. L ike everything else op wheels hearses with the horses and other equipment have given way to the now inotorixcd funeral cars and if one must ride in this car it will be certainly satisfactory. p . fv p p jn r W O U LD REPEAL PO RTANT SU RES W AR AND Washington, n m im v M ANY T IM E o f- w a r M EA­ R E S T R IC T IO N S . April publican’s resolution, state IM ­ 2.— T h e . re­ declaring between the the U nited States and Germ any is at an end, was fa vo ra b ly reported yesterday by FOUR MEN INDICTED FOR LEAK the house foreign affairs com m ittee by a strict party-vote, 12.to 6. Republicans said it was planned to force it through today with four hour's debate, hut democrats asked for, and obtained, a ^ l u y until M on­ day in order to permit a careful study of the proposal, which pro­ IN .. SU PREM E COURT D E C I- vidcs also for rescinding the war SION'S W H IC H IN V O L V E D powers of the president. Republican IM P O R T A N T D EALS. leaders said tlie more important war­ tim e acts and power* which would he Washington April 2. Indictments rep(.u|p<l automatically with passage against fouv person* were returned of the resolution included: today by the District of Columhia | W artim e prohibition, Lever food supreme court grand jury Investlga- :»"<• control.Jaw. with provisions against profiteering, espionage act, se­ ting an lillegecj leak in the United lect ive service Inw, authorization for States supreme court’* decision last loans .of $10,000,000,000 to all allies Novem ber in the Southern Pacific complete control over all shipping, authorization f o r » president to use oil lands’ case. Those indicted are Ashton F. Km- armed force* to prevent interference witli interstate of foreign com m ervc brey, former secretnty to Assoriute licensing the use of explosives, anJustice M cKenna, of the supreme throization of a system of prioritycourt: Jnmes Harwood Ornve*. for­ shipments, authorifiation of an em ­ mer assistant attorney in the depart­ ployment. rervice in the labor depart­ ment of justice: Arnette E. Mose*, ment control over patents, war house ing act, n moratorium protecting Washington, D. C . lawyer- and E. civil rights of men while in the ser­ Millard Mayer, jr .. New York stock vice and authorization of an em bargo broker. on imports in the discretion of the The Indictments charge the f> ur president. men with conspiracy to .Vfraud tinUnited States of its right of secrecy surrounding opinions of the supreme court prior to public announcement of the court's decision. Embrey is charged in the grand jury report with furnishing a tip c.n th e'rou rt's deci­ sion wheregy the other defendants were able to sell "short" 600 shares of Southern Pacific ^tork at u profit of $1,412.50. IU It I) K A N D G R O O M C O N T E S T $50 Prize To. Ilridc And Groom Winning Most Votes Contestants Th e truding with the enemy act would he continued until Germany agrees to the provisions of the reso­ lution, the emergency shipping set, Tl.e Overman act. Riving the presi­ dent power to distribute executive powers as he desires, and the act creating the war finance corporation and the capital issues com m ittee ex­ pire six months after a declaration of peat*. TENNESSEE RIVER ON RAMPAGE M en : Votea Arthur Yow cll —.... :.............. 400 G «o. DcCottea ................. 100 T o m M artin... ............ 103 Dr. Ben C a sw ell............. 100 Prof. Ggilvle 100 Ned Chittenden.............. . . 100 C H A T T A N O O G A ~ B ALL PARG Began-Denton M otor Co.-Vim. J. D. W oodruff ...................... 100 AND O TH ER R U IL D IN G S Federal Sales Co.-Federal. Hoy C hittenden....................... 100 UNDER ' W A TE R . W . A . Estaver-Velie. Geo. McLauglin.. ---100 Chattanooga April 2 (B y Associa­ Autom otive Sales C o.-Auto Car. Frank Woodruff ..., 100 Valscsta M otor C o.-K eo Speed- Jim Higgins......... ...............-... 100 ted Press) T h e street cars o f several wagon. Hob Martin, ........ 100 lined have been stopped and the Florida Olsmobile Co.-Olds Eco­ John M aurer........... 210 baseball park, and several buildings nomy. W alter Connelly . . 1 0 0 on the low ground have been inun­ Oshkcsh M otor Truck M fg. Co.- Hawkins Connelly . .. 100 dated here by the rising Tennessee Oshkosh. . John Ruriell .V 160 river which is expected to go eight R id dle-retten gill Co.-Inter national M r. Brownie Brown . .... 100 feet above the flood stage by Sunday. W m . C. Thom as-lndiana. Hodson Ball ...... 100 M angels-Kirhy C o .-M a x *e ll. Death o f P. M . Story Carl Schultz 100 Florida Arm leder T ru ck Co.W . II. H offm an ..................... 100 Th e passing o f Mr. F. M . Story, Arm leder. * Dr. Raljvh Stevens ..... 100 which occurred yesterday morning a ) Demcnstrations in Orlando yes­ W . C . Hodges ............................ 110 10 o'clock at the home of hia daugh­ terday consisted c f hauling 60 Frank L u jy * 100 ter, Mrs. J. M . Osteen, east o f the ranees frem the city, to one cf the G irls Votes city, removes from Orsnge county a lakes and the party has looked Norm a Herndon........................ 463 man who has been prominent in the s very auccesiful tour so far and are M a y Thrasher ................... 100 affair* of tha eastern part of the count ahead of# the schedule. The party Vera Tcrhcun. . . 100 ty. But w ithal he was a genial, unwas to have remained here at Annie L e e .................... 10Q asiuming gentleman, who went about night but decided to push on to ■(Clarion Gove.... ’ 100 hia daily work qu ietly and m odestly, Daytona. . Rather M iller . .............. 126 and did not realize the influence he T h e train went out on , the west tide to m ake a demonstration of hauling the growers celery cropfrrm the field to the loading station and from there they puah«<l_on to De­ Land. T t e r e was no speaking here and. the change c f the schedule cut out ail the local committee* plana i f .nUrUlnm.nt. - HW ■ ; . C O M M IT T E E a rriv e d at Dakar after flying acroks m ittee workmen reached an agree­ during her last illness, and the many kind words of sym pathy. Wo feel deeply the low , and" because of the fact that she was our Mother, w e i appreciate more deeply the aympathy and acta of kindness shown us by so many of her riends. • Again with Officials aaid that the full meaning bowed - heads and broken hearts, we AND CREATED MUCH EN­ • ^ the cha'niV tl attitu de.of the pu- thank one and all. T H U S IA S M AM ONG TH E A . D. Zachary and Family. Mlc probably would show definite •faults to slowly as to be almost LO C AL PEO PLE ON TH E Interceptible. T h ey explained that W aslern Sform Ia M oving E l i l TRUCK ID E A . ** was."a step In the right direction." Washington, ^pril 1.— Th e west­ Th e "M o to r lx r T h e rm " cam­ The housing aituation continued ern storm Ha central this morning paign being made in Florida waa Kansas and moving lfut* throughout the country partly over western brought to Sanford this morhing weather u * result of labor ccyiditions, but east-northeastward, ’ the when a long string of trucks rolled “ ore largely because thousands of bureau reported today It-is increasing down Park avenue coming in from Rmilies are deserting the farms for in intensity and has been attended Orlando headed by the Rescue Hand storms whst tl ey believe are greater op­ by showera and thunder of Jacksonville. The portunities"’ |n the cities'. There was throughout the Gulf states. Truck train arrived this morning however, another reason advanced, storm will advance east-northeast­ '*pital is slow to engage Innew build- ward and be attended by general about ten o’ clock in charge of J. K. #C ventures, because of the "un- reins in the next 36 houra In The W ynn tour mahter and W . C. •tvorable conditions <?f taxation. states east of the Mississippi river Thomas, R. O. Riddle, Mr. Margell'a of M an gellsiK Irby Co. Production conditions the coun­ and by sever local thunder and wind • Following list o f trucks were reoyer" the statem ent continued, storms in the central valleys and the preeented: »*»• every reu o n fo r encourgarnent Guld attee. T h e temperature* will White Hickory Co-White Hickory the Interior of the ML W O R K M E N ’S I V1 II GERMAN DECLARATION OF PEACE INDUSTRIES AND PRICES FRENCH FORCES WOULD END WAR TIME FLYERS RETURNING to nornal POWER AND FUSS RECORD AT PEACE RESERVE BANK STATES Florerce H e n ry .......».......... £ t h d B e r r y ........a .— A d eh id e H iggins.......- ....... Elec nr* Herring*....—.______ M a ry Francis pall............. Francis M artin Julia L a tn g ! & n* MasoVi ........ i U rnw * • * « ••••• a tt. exerted in the community by hia Such men are assets to any place, and M r. Story m ade Chuluota a good place to livi. The funeral eerlvea will be held persona) character. this afternoon and the remains laid to to rest In the cemetery i t that piece Updertekes Hand having charge of the srradgamentt.— Reporter Star. W ij ^ tl ■ I �APRIL 1. 1920 8ANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 6 T O N IG H T — Thursday TOM MOORE in the lO.flOO Inlands and dropped a copy of the Tribune, givin g him the first b it o f world news in eight daya and the story o f the search for him were forced to return here today with out the missing fly c rj T * o amaller .planes were sent out and probably will bring the missing flyer here to­ m o rro w -p ro vid ed they can lAncl. If there is no clearing large enough for them, the naval station at K ey West probably will be asked to lend a sub-chaser,* cr It m ay bo doemed feastibie for a seaplane, to Iqjnd, and one c f these may be asked for.\ . Th e flyera who drove D I M planes reached here 7rom M iam i at noon. T h ey located the mU-«lng tl^cr .\fnpd ay and returned yeaterdr.y-when jfccy exchanged signals with him. T h ey dropped n marked copy of the Tribune. He read the article about the search for himself and h °int*d to it, as the searching, plane* Hew low enough to recognixe him and catch his roovmenta, He is hale hind hearty and appar­ ently none the w orte for his exper­ ience.— Tam pa Tribune. W H A T W IL L N E W B E R R Y DO Som e Doubt As T o N ew berry R e­ sum ing Seat in T h e Senate “THE CITY'/COMRADff Goldwyn Pictures “The City of Comrades” Adapted from the Saturday Evening Post story Also a Good Comedy. T o m o rro w — A lice Brady in “ Her B ridal N ig h t.” Coming---William Farqum in “ Wings of th e Morning.” Mme. Nazimova in “ Out o f the Fog.” • Coming to the Princess April 10th Elmo Lincoln the celebrated star o f “ Tarzan of the Apes” in "E lm o the Fearless.” COFFEE WEEK March 29-/\pril 3 L. P. McCulIer Edward W. tfoTson, fff tha United States biological survey, has been awarded a life membership In tha National Geographic society In recognition *>f "eminent services for tho increase and diffusion o f geo* graohic knowledge." Washington March 31.— Sena-tor N ew berrey, republican, , Michigan, who returned here today will not re­ sume his scat in the senate until tbe questions as to his status arising from h's conviction in the Michigan election conspiracy (a cleared up, la announced today. [ - TOM MOORE ^ o f the same name. EDWARD W. NELSON A Serial Supreme. Matinee daily at the STAR Except Saturday. • Continuous performance at the PRINCESS on Saturdays f t om 2 to five then from 7 to 11 • . Bradcnlown Votes For 130,000 In showers locally on the 23 and 24^Bonds For Bridges and 'Ir c e ts . heavieat occurring in tho north western counties and locally on the Bradentown April 1 The muni­ southeast coast* The need of rain cipal bonding election today passed is general. very, quietly. T h e ie had been no Condition of Crops. The weather active campaign for or against. The during the week was very favornhle questions were up to the voters to decide. The question of bonding tho for farm w alk which wbh prosecuted town for li f t , 000 to protect the diligently in nil divisions. The soil pilingof the bridge across!ho Manatee is iat)ier dry on uplands, where the need of moisture is pressing, but forty-six for und seven against low lands nr< stdl in good condition Th e question of bonding tho town and the germination ef seed bus been ior 113,500 to pave certain streets quite satisfactory. The work of carried thiity-twcr for und twenty- planting corn continued, and much is one against. The question of issuing now above ground,' looking well. A bonds to tho amount of 11,500 to small acreage was planted to cotton; buy additional fire-fighting equip- nnd there seems a disposition in fighting equipment carried th irty- come sections to _ increase tho acrethree for and eighteen ugninst. The ugo to some extent. Peanuts were question of purchasing a $1,500 largrly planted, and considerable truck for snnitary truck carried cane, although the bulk of the latter twenty-nine for and twenty: one crop is in the ground and much bus again; t. come up. Oats and rye are generally in good condition. Tomntees recent­ Mr', and Mrs. L. N. Telford are ly set out need rain; and truck gen happy in the pos^essh n i f a baby erally would be benefited. Irish po­ daughter, Mnrtha Duane. M r. and tatoes have recovered very satis­ Mra. T e lfcrd are former residents c f factorily from the elects of the frost Sanford but are IMJJV residing at during t h e 'early pnrt of the month. Thonotossasso. There is an abandonee .o f ritrus , Miss LUCCA Chappell hns returned bloom.' Strawberries nre inorr plenti­ home from a Visit to her sister, Mrs. ful. Cnbbhge are being shipped ex­ W illiam Cotilhourne at Palmetto. tensively. Range’s have improved da the result of showers. Mrs. Carrawny has .returned to A. J. M IT C H E L L . her position in the Herald olllce after a weeks illness at the home of her Sr. Petersburg Man Head* The parents M r. nnd Mnf. Betts. G. A. It. St. Cloud April 1.— I. A. Spencer W eather And Crop Conditions In of St. Petersburg, was elected de­ Florida For The W eek Ending partment commander slate cf Flo­ March 30 1920. * rida at the closing session of thq an­ Tem perature. T h e temperature nual reunion of Grand Arm y of the averaged from 1 degree in the south Republic of this state hero today to 4 degrees above normal in the Election of officers ended the session central and northern divisions. The which covered a period of two dny« last few days of the week were fea­ tured by moderately high midday Whitehurst Nat "F ir e d " temperatures. Tallahassee, April 1.— The governPrecipitation- Th e week was with­ nor, at the conclusion of hearing of out rain o f moment over most of charges against Sheriff M . M. Whitothe section. There were moderate hurat of Pinellas county la under­ stood to have assented to the request that „ the sheriff bo allowed to file certain affidavits and atatementa in support of his aide nnd in refutation of charges of inefficiency in office, und decision ^n the case will be held in abeyance pending receipt of these affidavits and statement*. Oak and Pine Stove Wood F.P.RINES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING For Sale— Stable Manure in car lots. Budkin & G irvin, Bisbeo Bldg. Jacksonville, Fla. 110-50te. — Dem ocratic senators w ho were ac­ tiv e in pressing for an investigation of the Michigan election, admitted that they were prepared for renttor N ew berry's cxpulMon on the W a n ted — Good second hand grounds of his conviction on a crim light-w eight buggy. P. O. Box 844 or inal charge if "he had appeared in the call or phone 376. 134 6tp, senate W a n ted — T o rent a car m onth. Address D r. E. E Stockyard Tied f lip Ily Feeders Strike Boarders wanted — M rs. M cEw en Chicago, III.,' March 30.— Chicago w ill open her boatding house A p ril IrVc stock mnrket the largest in the 3rd. W ill serve meals r.lso. ^02 Oak world, is at a standstill and fifty A ve.. Sanford.. 134-6tp. thousand packing house employees face suspension of work as thp re­ sult of a strike of nine hundred feed­ ers a( the stock yards. Ex-Gorernor W arfield Dead B a ltim ore. March 30 (B y Associa­ ted .Press) Edwin W arfield governor of Maryland from 1904 to 1908 died hire today aged seventy two. lie had been ill three months. For Rent—Ono largo well furnished room 717 Park A ve. 118-tf. Wanted— La 1y wa.treaa Experienced ‘ Bell Cafe 79-tf For S a le— T w o story 8 room house W an ted— T w o bed rooms and d garage. C lear title. Sanford kitchenette. A p p ly II. Caro of eights. A p p ly N o. 402, Sanford Herald Ofilce. 126-tf enue. 113-tfc. For Sale— A speed- car in good condition. Cheap for cash. For full particulars address Box 198J, Or­ lando, Fla. l30-6tc. For Sale— Extra Fine W hite W yandottes eggs. T w o dollars per 15.' W . B Ballard, Altam onte Soring*. Fla. 110-tf. Stolen— A Beacon*' T ir e 35x4}$ Tim ken Bearings in Stock. |For any M ake of Car. Sanford M otor Rib Tread, brand new. Locate this Co. Oak A ve & 3rd St. Phone 3. tire and communicato with Herald Otlice'and help to break up the gang 121-tfr. , of tire thieves in this section. For S a le — Ford on e— ton truck For Sale— 9 room house, fine cab nnd stake body. Ityan Auto location, furnished or unfurnished. . For Sale— One lot of Duroc hogs Co. 133-4tc 171-tf. and pigs. A n y amount ^you w ant A pply 210 Park. c i vr u ___ it from one to lot. G. W . Spencer. For Sale 14 acres celery land, For Sale — N ew .Maxwell Car. tfc nil tiled wii in city limits on brick 41025. TI.--A. Os M otor Co. 182-9tc ____ :---- :--------- ----- — — ------- ■■■ road with" two —------------------------------- ------- - ------W anted— Incu bator at once. For sonahle price. For Sale— Good Work mule, cash. W rite " P o u lt r y " care of 452. fertilirer distributor, 2 cultivators. Herald. 131-6tp. W anted — Experiinced Sales L a d y A p p ly at once. Speer & Son. 131-6tc For Sale— Ten acres fine Hammock land on Cameron avenue. W rite F. Irish Home Rule Bill For Sale — 1 Ford Sedan and a J. McDannel, Sanford, Fla. 131-Gtp furniture. F or Sale— lloushold beauty, 'D em ountable rims. Extra London March 30 (B y Associated 131 41 p. 507 Magnolia. n t— 5 acres tiled hammock tire nnd rim. Shock absorber &. etc Press) The House o f Ccrnnjons has Palm Villa. Phone 220W, bargain. Smith Garage 1635 For Sale Vault doors, address A pajfii?d a second reading of the Irish i. Box 174. 132-3tp. . 132*3 Ip S. Care of Herald. 127-tfc. Hom e Rule Hill today. Here Are Some New Ready Made Clothes You Will Be Interested in for Easter Pretty Voile and Organdie Dresses v For Little Girls ly 11 in u r e d w ith d a in t y Laces f t ((U tility fh e e :‘ m a te ria l. Plain White and Coloicd, 4 to 8 yrs New Silk and Voile Dresses Arrive in Time . For Easter ‘ V Beautiful White Net, Foulards, Crepe de Chene and Georgette, up-toI the-Minute Styles. * » • $15, $25, $27.50, $35, $39, $45 and $59 EXPECT TO TRAVEL? Then.you want a T ricotin e Suit. handsome N e w Models for Y o u ’ ll w ant one anyway, when you see our . • ( . •Aviator Found • •• ' Ki ^ Arcadia April 1.— Because they eould find’ no spot on which they could make.a landing the five flyera i • •* �... . 'i . *-- ‘ S g f V »' ’ •' • iV I^T.* - r . .' '• - ; ■ - . ■ '»t ” . pa u k 2 P ror divisional citations, (wo crolx de guerre, a French fourrngerlo and what was even harder to win, according to h it statements— a Frertch bride. " I f I had It all to do over again,” *nld Sergeant Andrews, *Td bring my bride to America to marry her. • Be­ cause It took three months o f hard work before I could take her to the Sergeant One of Few Overseas church, even a fter she had said 'Yea.* A Matter o f State. Men Entitled to Honor. “ In the drat place, an American who married a French girl had to sec the American, the Belgian and French con­ suls. lie had to make several calls a t the chaibbor o f deputies—but I've for­ gotten what the calls were fo r now. Alao Wins French Bride and Says This T h e wedding had* to be advertised In Was Harder Task Than Winning the city -hat) eight days before the T w o Croix da Querre and Othsr Bat­ wedding. And before the license was tle Honor*—Took Threo Mop t ha o f granted he had {o visit about every Hard W ork Before Ho Could Take public building In Paris, Interviewing city officials. I'm strong fo r the good Brido to Church fo r Ceremony, old country where the work la all done a fter the gtrl la won." One o f thft,/ew overseas men who Sergeant Andrews was tncky enough la entitled to wear live gold service chevrons Is Bergt. Charles E. Andrews, to And a French girl who can really speak English well. who returned to the United States on "You see, she used to teach It In the January 24, 1820, a fter spending thir­ public schools," he said. " I went Into ty-one months and seven dsya In a souvenlr shop In Paris one day where Francs and Germany, H e Is now on she happened,to be clerking^ and,got duty at the recruiting station In Chi­ ,to talking to her there. She helped me cago, says the Fort Sheridan Recall. pick out some souvenirs, and I — well,' Besides live gold service stripes be I sure needed some help, fo r I wasn’t brought with him one wound stripe, a i ------ . . . -• _ _ . , victory badge decorated with Are ■bout what I wa uybron je battle stars and tw o silver ones ! ,D* 1 onc® 8aw heT . ----— — * Sergeant A arjr^rs la a First division 1man, and was attached to the Second ■ • , field signal battalion. He took part la the offensive at Cantlgny, Solasona, S t Mlhlel, the Argonne and the sec­ ond battle o f the Marne. Armistice Day Scrappy. FOR SPRIN G T h e hardest fighting I saw during the whole war was on the morning o f November I I ,” he said. *'Rnek In. the sector where I wan at the time, we did not know a thing about the armistice until two minutes o f eleven, and w e’d been firing Just ns fast ns the old guns would go off all morning. "About five minutes o f eleven ' a F ren ch . radio operator came running out o f a dug-out to tell us thnt at elev­ en o’clock nil firing would cense, hut we laughed nt him. But Just two min­ utes before eleven we were officially notified to slop-firing, and wc believed It to Ire. true for the first time. "A m i when the firing did stop, whnt do you think happened? You would erpect a lot o f rejijlclng. wouldn’ t you? ell, there wasn’t. Everybody Just We Have The SEED—FRESH W dropped down where they wofo stnndng and went to sleep. All the cele­ brating that took place had to wait C H A S E & C O . until wo had some sleep- to work up pep to celebrate with. W e bad all SANFORD, FLA. gone Just about as far as we could without sleep, and even the news of an -armistice couldn’t seem to get through our heads, for all we realised wns that wp could stop firing. That was. down around Sedan, where the Residence: 905 Magnolia Ave. Phone 461 firing bad been continuous fo r many hours." D flta First National Bank Building About the two Individual crolx do Phone 462 ANDREWS WEARS 5 GOLD STRIPES! m g -y K ,;. if i . • m m .' mm IS DECORATED FOR VALOR - SANFORD DAILY HERALD % g u e rf^ t^ rg ra n t Andrews had little to say. " I don’t know what they are fo r,” he said, Just as every Yank who was ever decorated says when he Is asked about Ills citations. T h e y both read about the same— something about maintain­ ing comrounlrMlon In advance In the face o f a deadly fire—you know the stock phrases they use In citations." APRIL 2, 1920 - -;: - - * W-V* * Wc have a few Fordson Tractors iust now. Com e and get onc before they are all gone. . C. F. W I L L I A M S Dealer ICE IM PR ISO N S 3 0 0 "G O B S ” • * V Jam In the 8t. Lawrence May N at Be Broken Before June. Three hundred American “ gobs" and thirty officers are held prisoners nt Quebec— not-In the rltadaL but in the. mlddle o f the 8t, Lawrence river, sur­ rounded by Ice. \ . The sailors were on board eight Eagle boats and a Detroit tug and sere caught In an Ice Jam. N ow they can move only 32 feet a day— 10 feet up the river with the Ice when the tide cornea In and 10 feet down when the tide goes out train. Ice three feet thick goes with them on each trip, but there Is little probability the men w ill be released before June. W ar PrlMnsre Returned. One hundred and ninety thousand prlsoneva o f war, Including 43,110 offi­ cers, have been repatriated from French comps since January SO, ac­ cording to an announcement from the French w ar office. M IS S ALICE D EA L SUGGESTIONS BEANS __L L IM A BEANS BEETS EGG P L A N T SQUASH TOMATOES CUCUM BERS SW EET CORN PEPPERS B.C. DODDS, M.D. *.“1 HR fW . 3 as CU-lO-UT Miss Alice Deal of Washington is president of the High School Teach­ ers’ union and was a delegate to the annual convention of the American Federation of Teachers held at Chi­ cago. W HEN T H E CLO U DS GATHER "B irth " o f Thundsretorm, aa Bean by Airmen, Is a Remarkable and Beautiful Bpoctaela. Have you ever been In tha air- to watch a thunderstorm grow? asks Popular Mechanics Magazine. I f you were merely on the ground looklnl Up, then you saw only the bottom oi I t The airman la the one who see* Just what Is happening In a thunder* storm. A few hours before the sky w as perhaps, perfectly clear. A ll at once a few white patches become vlaibU to the eye, and I f they quickly begin to dot the whole sky, It Is ■ warning sign. Each, fluffy cloud represents tho point where moisture rising from the earth has begun to condense. *Ths rapid formation o f the clouds meant uneven heating o f the surface o f th« earth and the presence o f lots* of moisture In the air. The clouds grow together, forming s continuous roll­ ing mnss o f dense vnpor, cutting off the flyer's view o f the earth. Bo fa r-th e storm has only been tlireatenlng. The clouds have aprrnd sideways ns fr.r ns they can; now they begin to grow heavier. The heated air from the earth below pushes through the heavy layer and bulges It upward. Higher and higher It Is pushed while more and more moisture condenses, and this groat bulging mnss of vnpor. sometimes three or four miles high, ha? become a thunder cloud. Its bulging tops' arc called thunder peaks or thunder heads, and they are re»|toii.iil11 u t h e lightning, the heaviness of rainfall, nnd the hall wo sometimes have' In midsummer. The energy o f a thunderstorm Is nmnxlng. A single great cloud may contain billions o f pounds of water vapor. The flashes o f lightning from cloud to cloud nr** sometimes 20 miles In length, nnd when we stop to think thnt It takes n current o f lfUmo rntwr pressure to produce a spark an Inch long, we can only wonder nt the Im­ mense amount o f electricity Involved In u single Hash. Sometimes lUe wind, from a thundercloud, or the squall, as It I* Culled. Is v io le n t enough to level trees and •>.,i,mll tntlldlng^, a fid is Im­ properly caifeef a~ tornado, 'llie r e is a big difference. A tornado Is a v io ­ lent whirlpool o f a ir that sweeps across the country and twists off trees and roofs In Its path. The wind from a thunderstorm blows straight away from the storm snd never twists. Broadly speaking, there ere three general stages In the development o f a thunderstorm. - Th ere m ust*-be strong 'currents o f moist air rising from' the Barth, as Indicated by the appearance o f the w hite patches o f cloud. This condition must continue until the sky Is covered: And lastly, the force o f these upward currents must be great enougb to push the clouds up Into ihunder heads. A thunderstorm then results. Opportunities on the Farm. There wns a time when the Ides was altogether too common, that the occu­ pation o f farming was a sort‘ o f Junk pile where fate threw human discards Who lacked ambition Intelligence .or perseverance enough to succeed In any other calling In life, obsrtwe* tho Christian Herald. Then along In tho lute nineties tin-ro wris a* "back lo lf»e Innd’ movement," nnd “ mossbnek’* and "hayseed** were relegated to the col­ umns o f obsolete slang. The farmer s**ca life and growth on every hnnd. Even’ In winter. In the localities where the landscape seems n symbol o f (tenth with snow and Ico 'holding everything In its gnuqy (here Is the hope o f renci ed life, or resur­ rection ns It were, typified by tho stores o f seed grain IAI<1 away for the next spring’s planting. Truly, on the In rut there are special opportunities for observation and thought and happy Is the farm er whose thmtghis go deeper than the bottom o f his milk pall nnd whose pasture fences are not the boundaries o f his horizon. Wanted the "Sweeper.” My little cousin war* over to our house one day. Upon looking around the bathroom, she row the- tonthtirunh In the holder nnd remarked to my mother: “ Auntie, give me one o f those. I want to sweep my teeth."— Chicago American. S a le s m a n England's Ancient Inna. What la the oldest English Inn? t v , Crown of ChlddJpgford. for sale, dth, from th« fourteenth century, but tv! Fighting Cocks at 8 t Albans cltlZ Ing to date from 703. Is the oldest la. bald ted bouse In England. At the i l get at Blyth,- Nottingham. Itlchu* bishop o f Durham, stayed In 1274 ,u his bill (s still preserved. The Mother's 8entcnca Lot no day pass without some lfw knowledgrpent o f your Indebtedn^ to her. Study her outspoken wish*, recclve her opinion with respect. Twj your will to hers with perfeci iww . ness. In all that she allows r0„ t) do. show hy jm/r rent and rhrerftf. ness thnt. for her ««k el the employ menl Is delightful.— Eschange. 1_________ ^___________ * Product of Imported Material. Despite the fact that although ib« buggy whip Is manufactured erd* ■Ively In this country, alt of the raw material from whKh It la made, except Ing the thread. Is Imporjed. The while bom* used In Its manufacture coaxi from the Arctic ocean itw f-otn fr-wi the South Ben Island* and the rawhide nhlrb Is mnde frnm ih» «y|g of the enrahpo. comb* from tin- |’h||. Ipplne Islands, nr some other piars where the climate Is extremely wSns THEO. J. & SON Furniture and Complete House Furnishings Stoves and Ranges Our Stock is Complete Prices and Terms Reasonable 31 years service to San­ ford T h e largest assortment of Hart Shaffner & Clothing w e have ever Sanford, Florida - E D HIGGINS �Ap r i l 2,19 20 SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE S A M E R IC A N IS M Tho Socialist members of the N ew p .b U iW ■OwoooB rtrrp t Hands; Y ork Assembly were put out o f this Tk, U m ld HsUdln*. 1ST MmsiwUs Acton*. 1 hod) because they'had uttered threat («rd. Florida. against the governm ent and were unPUBLtSlIKBH American. .Regardless of whether this was^tho proper way o f dealing with them or not tho fact remains INC that wo do not want any members of. R. J. H O LLY, Editor nny stnto legislature to be anything W. M . HAYNES', ‘ Business Manager but real Americana at least in spirit Adi.rUrinf R ilM M i l * K m VS on A ztU c.il.* if not in'ancqstry. W e had too many of these crawling, slim y reptiles dur­ ing the war for the good of the UMUCBimON PRICE IN ADVANCE roR ONE TEAK— -------------------------- * country and whilo the iron heel of rou six m o n t h s ------------------------- 1 patriotism ground out the life of DELIVERED IN C1TT n r CARRIER ONE WEEK__ _____________________ !■ C most of this breed there are some of them left and some of them who are trying to break in to the legislature of various states, M aybe some of them a rt tryin g to break into the Florida legislature and it would be membes or t h e well to search out the records of candidates for this high position and Map in Virginia wanted to com ­ find o g t how they stood for Am erica mit suicide and blew himaolf up with during the war when real'Am ericans dynamite making a very neat and effective job o f it. Snow has been nom inated for president o f the Tam pa Board of Trade. H ope he will not give any of the members cold feet. Senator Reed of Missouri Is on a speaking ,tour through Florida. W e do not care to hear the senator. The leopard cannot change his Bpots. President Wilson will spend the summer at W ood's Hole, Massa­ chusetts. Probably looks like the old swimming hole to W oodrow . Now that overall clubs are being formed everywhere we look for the price of overalls to go at, least as high as the ordinary suits of clothing. The W ater Carnival at Orlando was drowned out by a sudden dow n­ pour of ruin. One place where there was too much water for a Wuter Carnival. if the price of building material would only come down a few notches there would be at least one hundred mure bouses built in Sanford this summer. < The Cincinnati Reds nnd the N ew York Giants played at Orlando yes­ terday and ’ wb~ fifevef knew it. Selfish bunch down there at Orlando keeping the stare all to themselves. The Republicans have declared peace between the United States and Germany which ought to help Hughe* to run for president again ami makes us all feel safer for the Gormans might have decided to come up the •St. Johns river and capture Sanford while we were not looking. A bright young man was selling us a straw chapeau, and when we asked the price, answered "six dollars” — just like that. W e mildly protested that » c had form erly bought hats of t toil quality for from $1.00 to $1.40 and he countered with the argument " Y e s — we used to get the Evening Telegram fo r 10 cent’s a week, and now we're paying 15i" We pointed out that the raise in the paper was only 60 per cent while on the hat it was 300 to 400 per cent — and,he he didn’t have no c o m e -b a ck . Th e daily newspaper is the cheapest thing >'»u ran buy today, and has the priviTge of neve al r ires before it reach<■» the level o f other articles of cornmod it ies. — Lakeland Telegram. EVERYTHING IN G roceries SPECIAL PRICE TALL CREAM $1.50 Doz. SMALL CREAM 75c Doz. Spring and was form erly celebrated in A pril. I t is now recognised as an annual church festival, commemorat­ ing Christ's resurrection, occurring on Sunday, the second day after Good Friday, and corresponding to the Passover, or Pasch, of the Jews; also the day of this festival. In accord with the decree of Nice, Easter Day la always the first Sunday aft^r the full moon that fails on or next ufter the 21st of March; if the full moon happens on Sunday, Easter is cele­ brated one week later. T h e.d a te of tho full moon is ascertained accord­ in g to certain calendar rules, and may differ from that of the actual (as­ tronomical) full tnoqn. These rules include as preliminaries the finding of the golden number, epact and domin­ ical letter. T h e date of Easter, 1913 was March 23, and may be as late as A pril 23, as it was in the year 1916. Easter, 1926, will fail on A p ril 12th. The dates of all other m ovable feasts depend on that of Easter. Woman in Black, Auction Fiend at Morgue, Gets Most of Articles. Tho estates o f dead men sold for pennies at St. Paul, Minn. Itohtnd « marble table In the county morgue Iho coroner disposed by auc­ tion o f tho pitiful fragments o f prop­ erty left by St. Paul’s unknown dead In 1019. When relatives or nenr friends o f those whose bodies ore brought to the morguo make no clnlin to their “ estntes’' tho law requires public sale. ' •That watcht” said the coroner, and held It up. battered, worth f l once, “ stopped when Its owner died. It saya ten mlnutea to ten. "Maybe that as his xem hour," commented a woman In Mack. “ I bid 20 cents." Then came the rasor nn old man used to silt hla throat. The bidding was high, hut the woman In. black, confirmed auction fiend, bought It for 70 rents. There was a knife. "A little rusty," said the coroner. M1 think w e found this fellow in the The Easter egg is given as a pres­ ent at or used to celebrate Easter. Th e use of the Easter egg was bor­ C O N G R E S S IO N A L P O L I T IC S rowed, by the Christians, from the . Further than occasional outbursts pagan world, the egg being an an-a from the Sanford Herald, Infreqouncy d en t symbol of resurrection.----Post cards, blta o f cloth, n bottle due to an uncertain clcctria service, Plant C ity Courier. • opener, keys, a locket with a broken there has been little stir in the back—all tho things that meant In Fourth congressional district and few their own private way much—maybe S O M E S E C T IO N people know that .Forest Lake, of nil— to. some one once, were heaped Sanford celery shippers received Sanford, has announced his candiacy on the marble slab and pawed over by to succeed Joe Sears in congress. $210,000 for the 240 care shipped out tho woman In black and her rlvnl bid­ of that section last w eek.— Tampa ders. then sold by the stnto fo r copper Hut Joe Ear man ha^'fired a broad­ Tribune. and sliver. side fo r the nflable Seminole county Ir makes ua feel good tm iu tc -ih a t _ T w o e s t a t e * le ft," announc-ri -the banker and avow s hi* inU m tion-of auctioneer. " I don’t suppose anybody supporting him. This means much in other papers from time to time com­ wants this." ment on the wonderful crops of the at least one county of the district Ife held up the soiled, hlppd-stnlncd Palm Beach, for Joe Harman is a Sanford section. These crops and ihe discharge paper of James Alton, one­ big prices have become such an old power with his Palm Dench Post time soldier o f the land, story that they hardly cause a ripple Joe ‘ says Forest has been crossing "I'll take that. Here’s n dime." palms with a few i)f the qualified in the regular life of this sectiua and snapped n bidder with two gold gtripes electors of his county and swapping we have sensed counting up what on his sleeve. My 'American Legion have post'll try to find Ills folks." talk with the boys in the suburban tho growers urc making or made but only note the car imm-"And tills," continued the coroner districts. ments. But shoul|l some of our nnd carried to view a bedraggled Itlhle, Joe Sear* is still in Washington, whilom friends like the Country Its Imitation leather putTed and swol­ but unless .loo gets n few pointers Gentlemen get an eyeful nr nn ear­ len by moisture. from t*.ark on that ear to tlia "Gimme," barked the woman In ful of this great winter vegetable ground- stuff he Itad better come on black. “ I want that. I tdd 15 cents." growing section they would drop .She carried uway the Wide that once down and repair a few panels of the dead and ceiseto talk about tourists was Ole Johnson's. fence Forest Lake and Joe Earman and sand dunes and poor soil nnd "H e gave Ids heart to God nt the nr«- tearing down. fertilizers. This. Sanford section is Union Gospel mission December 2, If he doesn't hurry with these re­ some section and every part of Flo­ 1UM." was tho fading legend on the pairs we may be nhle to drive our rida has a great story to tell about tty leaf. dark horse through.— Palatkn News fruits and vegetables and climate N cvr mind the dark horse, Goode, unsurpassed in the world get on the* and ^wagon and boost a W hy worry about what some of real progressive business man,town the northern magazines or papers VETERANS HOLD POST builder and legislator into otficc, our Forest Luke And your Forest tfiiuk about Florida. We have the AT DOOR OF HOUSE goods and if our less fort un at iLake. neighbors do not choose to try out their hand in tho growing of winter vegetables we should worry Our own people are making money and the facts and figures are there to prove $210,000 in one week from Celery in the Sanford section the Tribune says and it was not an especially good week either. Will the Country Gentleman please copy . M a k in g Starch F ro m National Banking Laws of This Country constitute a bulwark o f pro­ tection to the depositors o f such institutions. National Banks are becom­ ing more and more public institutions and the Govern­ ment is taking a strong hand in seeing that they are con­ ducted for the safety o f the F. P. FO RSTER , President Sanford/ Florida Also to Be Envied. { Wore* Tha The young man'who Ims a head of 1 a senses tnkei talented hnlr muy be pardoned if tie Beaton Transcript, doesn't display n fondness fo r the bartier's clintr. On the Other Side. Little I'MMp hud cried till night with Qualities of Gcod Cltlien. Definition of n good citizen: A good toothache.and ut-on receiving n nlrkef citizen- I. one who observes all tui- j, the next ntnrulrw: tie went ns usual tn tils auntie, on comtlonnl Mate, nnd municipal laws and 'j cet candy ngnlti ts w III trig to assist In their enforce- !1Ing linimv amt ending he had bought mem: be Is honest and fearless; lie candy with lnu nickel, asked litmt Is loyal to home, friends, nnd country, “ Why, Philip I thought you weren’t nnd fie does what tie enn to ssslst In ever gnlns to eni enndy ngnlnT" T o promoting the moral. Intellectual, and which he replied: “ Well, auntie, Pm mo eating this candy on the toothache physical welfare of the people. side " P. C O N N ELLY A LL English Call This Humor. W Tm ru rrttw ru t c h firijrto bring Dobson— I've got u fine riddle for against pur friend Secretary Daniels. rpu. old man. He thought too much of the men Jtohsnn— R eally7 Out with It. Visitors who 'throng tho gallery at and thinking too much nhout the DobROtt— H there's a pile o f boxes tho house o f representatives. If th e y ! enlisted man and their comfort he m isfile a -drapery store, and a man only knew, could flml it lilt o f "human i could not tec the stiff necked, walks round them,-,what Is tils name? Interest" In two messengers nt the gal- i Hofisoq— Ilnveft't the faintest Idea. lefy door. Tlieso nro Joint Ilowe. vet- j leather headed methods of the offi­ Dotmnn— Ills name Is Mitchell. erun o f tho Mexican war nhd Excers’ who from tim e immemorial Ilotison— How do you make that out! Hergt. Emott Keott, n hero o f St. have wanted to place the enlisted * Dobson— Ilocuuso his father'* mime Mllilcl. men on the lower ruins of society .vns Mitchell, you silly chump!— LonMr. John Rowe for forty years tins where they should at all times re­ ton Ttl-lHts. Itojd the isist o f messenger nt the gal­ member that an officer! was a su­ lery door o f the house. Mr. Rowe en­ preme being and unless they thought tered the United States army Novem­ She Wanted to Know. so would find themselves in the "John, I wnpt to nsk you something." ber 10. 1645. At ttw-.hnttlo o f Vcm Crux in 184T. luTlind Ills hand blown "b rig ” for some fancied insult to "W ell, my ileor?" "When we were married, didn't you off In nn artillery bombardment. Now, the majesty of tho said officer. Th at is what the admiral no doubt thinks m y: 'W ith nil tny worldly goods 1 theo nt tho age o f clghty-tlvo bo Is In splen­ did health nnd fully expects to remain about Josephus Daniels who if he rndow?*" nt htH post at the cnpltol fo r many " I did." did not know the rules and ethics "Then I want to know why yon la­ years to come. Ex-Sergt. Emott Scott of the navy knew that tho men me them to mo un tho Installment should lie taken care of in the right jinn. In such small lots and only nTw ay for they were helpless in 1nany er wearisome urging!" matters and the ollicers could take Whitewash. care o f themselves. Scott served tw o and one-half years In Kprtttklf whitewash on ilo* -aacs tho world war with the Fifty-fourth I t is this kind of stuff that keep* o f s. .carload o f coni Is the .t'lonese ammunition train. In September, 1018, the average American boy out o f the method o f (Ifc-ottraging theft. The ho was seriously wounded In the teg navy and army and it is this kind of vigilant eye of the watchman easily by n high explosive shell- nt tho battle stuff that wilt cause the fathers of detects tho slightest disturbance of o f Ht. Mllilcl. This picture shows tho boys to vote a-’ uinst compulsory the contents. veterans nt thetr post outside the gal­ m ilitary training and until some of lery door. Troublesome Weed. these stiff necks are thrown bodily The hnwkwecd, Introduced from Eu­ out of the urmy and navy it will be rope Into Canndo and the New Eng­ Corset a Relic, some years before "soldering” will land states, has become one o f tho A corset worn by Mr*. James W il­ ever bo popular with* democratic most troublesome weeds tn -grass son, whose husband was one o f the signers o f the Declaration o f Inde­ lands. young America. pendence and which lind been handed Wc happen to know whereof we tIowrA tn L'lo yonngest child o f enrh Too Qsneral Condemnation. speak. Tho average man’s fili-e o f "n fal­ generation,-has fnltpn Into the pnssralacy” la any prnposfilm^ not calcu­ fdon o f lir a . James Wilson o f M ar­ EASTER lated io'.prombte the interests o f hi* shall, Mich. own partlm lar line o f business. K IN D S OF IN S U R A N C E . , (JtR E A L E ST A T E . jg ~ . "S A N F O R D , F L A .iE a , L A B IL IT Y There Never Has Occured A Fire without spectators, and never has one or m ore o f them failed to ask some other ’ spectator— “ Was It Insured?71 P o tato e *. The manufacture o f starch froth pointers Is not u complicated process, the drying, however, being somewhrt painstaking. The tubers are flrft cleaned, then ground. This sets the granule* o f at arch free'. The ground moss Is then wjudied with cold wattr and tho starch settles at the bottom. This Is collected Into vats, spread o'lt on shelves nnd artificially heated. U dries Into lumps and Is then the cotftnierclnl starch. The residue from tills manufacture Is like alcohol mash, a valuable cattle food. It muy also bo used ns fertilizer. With characteris­ tic wastefulness we In this country have thrown It a way. D. F. W H IT N E R , Cashier I-y i What would be the answer should the fire be a t your home? ‘ D ELAY IS THOUGHT W IT H DEEDS UNDONE See Us A t Once About Eire Insurance! h e RodLd t o S u c c e s s at last lies clear and firm for you. It is a road you can travel without fear or embarrassment to glorious success when you prepare the way by depositing your MONEY with us. This bank is a public benefactor and you may walk with perfect oonfldence when we have charge of your financial affairs. HOMF. I N S T I T U T I O N �m m * SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE* Little Happenings Mention o f Matters In Brief Personal Items o f Interest In and About &■ The City <£ Summary o f the Floating Smell Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Largo assortment of wash hats. Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co. 132-5tc Are Given Course in Plane Me chanics and Con* • • struction. APRIL 2, 1920 A P R I L 15-16-17 T h e Womans Club will put on a Spring Festival that will b e bigger, and better than ever. T h e y plan this festival w ith two im portant items - in mind, one to furnish Sanford people w ith amusement and a good time ahd the other to raise funds to be spent for civic purposes. L e t us all join the crowds those three nights, because do you know o f a b etter w ay to spend your money for pleasure than by spending it where the C ity w ill reap the benefit? And Fernald Laughton Hospital wil meet at the office of II. C . DuBose M r. J, E. Spurting has purchased ' The Dolled States array a ir service next Tuesday night at 7:30 to take the N orth half block adjoining the has selected JM o f the enlisted men on duty at the various fields In 4he up several important matters am Crown Paper Co, 135-ltc. United Stales to take flying training. all members are requested to . be N otice C hevrolet Owners These men bare been placed on a present as well as all the physicians W o have taken on the C h evrolet cadet status and now are trader Instruc* Mrs. Dykes has purchased the contract and aro now ready to take tlon at both Carlstrom field, Arcadia. cottage on Elm A vc occupied by care o f you r service. W o have a good Florida and March field, Riverside, M r. Hogan, which the purchaser ex­ service men and a big stock o f parts. Cat. o f a better place to buy th at Easter ou tfit than the place that gives you heaps of The cadets are given a thorough pects to Im prove for a home. This T a y lo r M o to r Com pany,, Pico H otel course In* all ^ranches Including me­ Building. . 122-tfc. value fo r your money, a place where it is more im portant to satisfy than to just chanics and the construction o f air­ M r. M . A. Anderson hi*, purchased , make a sale? W e try to plug* and pull a t all times for a bigger Sanford and one planes In the ground schools before A v e . Cafe will be closed each Sun­ thru J. E. Spurling the residence on they take their actual flying training. S ' o f our ways of doing this is to conduct a store that could take its place in any day durjng the summer months 10th‘ St. and French from M r. C. The entire course covers a period of L . W ing. This completes the sale o f C ity many times the size o f Sanford. 134-3tc. from nine rhonths to one y ee r during the W in g properties thru the same which time the cadet draws 1100 per W alter N eal of the Record Print­ y u agent. * 135-ltc month. ing Co., of St.Augustine was .in the During the world w ar the allies and c ity last night onroute home from even Germany need many enlisted flythe Southern part of the state and era over the lines and the United TYPIF1ED SP IR IT OF FRANCE paid the Herald office ffln nppreciaStates was the tingle exception. Many ted visit. Elderly-Peasant Woman Proud That o f the Americans In the L afayette Kscadrtlle were enlisted men and re­ 8ho ’Had Qlvon Threa Sons to M r. Frank Roper purchased the mained enlisted men until they were Hoc Beloved Country. K riggle property on West F?rst St. taken over In the American a ir serv­ 135-ltc. thru J. E. Spurling, "W h ile I was In France several other ice, whereupon they were commis­ Colored Easter eggs for sale at boya and I were taking a Sunday a fter­ sioned. I t la the Intention o f the glr M ob ley's Drug Store^by H oly Croas noon hike and aa we approached a lit­ service' to allow nil enlisted men who r-13 : , • -f > : Guild. ' ISJMtp. tle village we overtook a poor peas­ so desire to t^ke Hying training. t . The cadets, upon athe completion of ant woman, whoae back was bent with . See our line of B oy’s Suita. Prices ' ' - toll .and rare, whose hair waa gray their training, arc commissioned In the *■t u i ? e m o r t u ar rc r » / p p c o c j u t ** i jJL O iU n C IJi/lJ J O U it r tLl\c*Pi 2 ranging from $8.00 .to $27.50. San­ 1 aviation section o f the signal reserve * with years o f suffering, slowly hob­ t ford Shoe & Clothing Co. 132-5tc. bling along carrying a heavy polr o f corps as alrplnne pilots and are given » • . ' the preference to either receive their Reg. H olly left this morning for wooden shoes on her feet and pushing t --.-- . - £ discharge or return to duty ns enlisted a wheelbarrow Rinded with little pieces Plant C ity and. Palm etto to look — .......... ... ..................................... o f wood that she had spent hours In men with the privilege o f wearing after the vegetable business. His wings. A great majority o f the cadets I gathering."-xaya~tUa_^iriylng ilaraun.’! brother Robert accompanied" hint EASY— TO -W IN - CO-OPERATION -----Remartcitst*—F M l i f - JtlflgTTntn— ——-Man—and- Women -Stutterer*. — Lieut. Belvln W. Maynard, In Ills ar­ have signified their Intention o f stay­ There are only about one-fourth u An Indian juggler’s remarkable feat and will remain until Sunday. ticle, “ The Thrill of High Adventure." ing In tho service after the completion many women who stammer ns maj Main Thing to Remember Is That One Is described by a writer In the Wide thus troubled. M r. C. J. W olfe has purchased the in Boya1L ife. ’J O ne^f tj^ Jwya ^ y r e d o f {hejr training. At the present time World Magazine. A slim young na­ Mutt Earn What One Expects to-fniah nie whcelrfnrrdw for her, hilt about 150 men are on the waiting list nice homo on Cor. Elm and tive, accompanied l>y n gray-bearded • to Receive. for flying training. St. thru J. E. Spurling 135- tc. she, being so unaccustomed to auch fa­ assistant, appeared carrying n couple In view o f the Increased facilities vors. looked at him In astonishment as Getting un with others Is a matter o f large baskets, from the first of H ave you seen the line of straw though she thought he wished to steal for training, the army air service In w h ich,w as produced a Mg pytlmu. o f co-operation. the near future will be ready to accept hats for children at Sanford Shoe her wood. which the young native proceeded to If you expect co-operation you must L. Clothing Co. 132-5tc. "Soon she was convinced he was candidates from civil life who desire give co-operation— Judiciously, system­ "charm" with his pipe. The Juggler Emerson Amended. friendly and allowed him-to push tier to tuko a course o f training fo r air­ took the basket containing the python, atically and with good yvlll. J, C. Duane general foreman of If a man do.*s anything well. th» wheelbarrow for her. The expression plane pilots. You can win co-operation from a placed It upon n lnr-t- cloth, the four the ccrr tT'.icticn department of the o f Joy and happiness that beamed world will heat a path to tils door— person when you help him to do what corners of which he knotted together Western Union Telegraph Co., has through the wrinkles o f her careworn unless he happens to bo expert l| with a strong, thin n»j>e. At the end be wants to do. been in the cjty several days lobk- face I shall never forget. Stic Insisted raising skunks.— Boston Transcript Everybody has desires which are of tills rope .were affixed two little ing after construction work in this that we go to her home with her. W e worthy and deserving of promotion. hollow-leaden cups, which' In* placed And tha Man With $30,0.0 Cm L district, Mr. Duane has many friends ONE-MAN TRAVELING Study the desires o f the person whose 'over Ids eyeballs tn stteli^a way that Our position simply is ihui nay here who are always glud to sec him. BARROOM IN R U SSIA co-operation you wish to win find then n vacuum was created. He then shut woman who' pays $10,000 for nu ani­ Idealise the ways by which you can aid Ids eyes so that the lids were outside mal coat Irak got burro brains. -DalUi T h e Fidclis Class w illhold an him to realize those daylres. , * the cups. News. Easter Egg sale also cook food sale, The two sides o f I lie rope were then It all comes back to a matter of Saturday afternoon at’ M cC uller'f real saerffoe. Although It* floor wn* service— to vrhnt Emerson called the passed over Ills ears and. rising from A hakeipeire'i Greenwood. store. ----. 135-ltc. stoned Its Stove, which wns the fire­ law o f comp»nsntton and what one Ills squatting position, he lifted the Less than three hour*’ travel from place, Its table, and Its beds were all teacher o f New Thought calls the law- basket j-ontalntng the snake by the dirty busy London !b tin- f..n-*t of Colored Easter eggs for sale at In one room, It wns a home, and with­ of giving and receiving.. In -tTre grip of his eyelids and the suction on Arden which Is hallowed In the mlndi M obley's Drug Store by Holy Cross in Its walls hnd been born nnd reared language of vulcsmansldp the way to his eyeballs alone. Tlie writer says of nil who speak English by the r«t Guild. 133-itp. three stalwart and brave sons of sell yourself to anyone Is through the tie- has never heard o f the foul being that. Shrtkespeare found In It the Imp!Mr. F. L. Miller has sold his re­ France, who hnd given thdr lives for * principle of service, "W hat will you performed before* or since, rtttlon for lit* woodland scenes, anl sidence on 5th St. to Mrs. *S H. their country. This poor woman— I linvo?" quoth (Jud; “ pay for It and take especially for the fantastically beauti­ Squires where she expects to move thought she must be poor— was happy It— Nothing venture nothing have— ful ones of "A Midsummer Nlght’i Just a Reminder. and proud. Proud that she hnd given goon. This transaction was made by Thou shall he paid for wlmt Nfiou “ The nmbeolnw are spending the Dream." The great (inks under which hast done; no more, no less." J. E. Spurling. 135-Ote, wln|cr In Florida." remarket] Mon Dub- his falrte* danced still stretch out In more homely language you must walte, who was glancing over the so their branch?* over the shadow-dipDancing party every Saturdaypled sward. earn what you get In the wny of cloty pages. night at ‘ ‘ The Altamonte H otel", friendship, favors and cooperation of “ Well, what Is that to us?" nsked Altam onte Springs. Dancing from “any kind Jusf ns you must earn any­ Mr. foubknltc, fretfully. “ We can’t 8:30 to 11:30. Tickets 75 cents each thing else worth while. And by the afTnrd to spend thu winter In Florida." person. Geo. E. Bates & Son. . “ Probably not." answered Mrs. Dubway, to habitually take w-hnt you do Grammar and Washing. nut eartu wiint you do not give a fair waltp, with an nlr o f resignation. “ I Fri. and Sat.-tf. “ But Mrs. Wlsstngvr." spoke up one equivalent for-In one way or another. Just thought I’d call your attention to of .the young women tenchers, " I f you Bargains in Usrd Cars Is to sap the vitality of yuur own Ihe fact that It In Mtlll being done."— I 'D od ge Touring Late Model. were to take In wn string, ymi would clmrncier and unfit yourself fnr a place dlrmlnghnrtj Age-Herald. get fd a itny, ns against tin teachers’ 1 Ford Touring. among men nm| women who are not $5." nnd again there was laughter. Price is' Right. parasites. Strange Character. / We should think, remnrks the -Port­ DODGE B R O T H E R S S E R V IC E I f you are a salaried worker and I levy about Gllbwltx?" land Oregonian, there would.also have want to earn more money there la only S T A T IO N . Oak A vc & 2nd St. In what respect?" been consternation. If the other guides one legitimate way in which you can Ill* nientjtfity?" Phoho 3. * 121-tfc. do It (assuming that no other employ­ "Oh. I wouldn’ t go so far ns In say Mr. A. Robbins has recently pur­ er w ill give you the Increased pay), •IllliuRx* lid lid I* n perfect blank, but chased from J. E. Spurling the twb were not wholly off duty. The para­ and that Is by giving more efficient, co­ t'» ne-cr In-int him express an oplnacre block known h* the Mr*. Mary graph I* from tlie Oregonian’s report operative service. This service may oi> • o the l.encm* of Nation*, and lie of a meeting at' .Milwaukee. Ore., be­ lake- the form of carrying out Instruc)• n* it* *ti fee niw -ne ’ n*1• *im rnllB. Sherman place where the purchaser tween tin* *clnHit board and the public lion* from others nr of acting on your . . " lUi-oti|i'-|iniii Age Ih ••uM will make his home 135-ltc school teachers. own responsibility; In cither case the It I* Interesting nnd very pleasing G LA S S E S ADJUSTED]) object Is to efficiently help your em­ World’* Tea Consumption. To note Mini Milwaukee wn*heraeinnn ployer to realize tils Ideals* for the The world's consumption of tea. exand R E P A IR E D get Si I per day. It I* somewhat above business. ttustve o f the countries In which tea tlie scale, we hear. In other places. \ You cannot throw In to 'the business D grown, Is about Kunn.'iu.ijoi pound* Bell M akes Improvement* though there win on Interesting story j machinery tlm monkey wrench of In­ t year. Th e Bell Cafe will be closed Mon­ In tlie papers the other day about the j difference, or positive objection lo Iho day, Tuesday end eWednesday of modern washerwoman’s practice o f go­ lilt-ala o f your employer and his ways Optometrist-Optician next week for a tp-ti-ral ov erhauling ing to work In her automobile. _ Ericsson's Great Invention. of ren firing them, and expect to get Hut"wTiaI we started ou fT o say wns and repaintinglaf the dining In lSfiS, on tbi-Mrst-of February, the your pay ntlwsl therefor. Neither can 221 E. Find Street i When reopened the Cafe will be that the frnrth-ulnr school teacher you. by such ii course, render relations •crew propeller for steamship* was quoted would do better, fnr better, on first class in every particular with more pleasant uml agreeable and win patented by It* Inventor. John Erics­ Opposite Post office several accounts, to take up washing tliy co-operation <wblcb you desire In son, a Swede. an A. No. I French cook and lady where no questions will bp usked about the way o f , increased ’appreciation ns waitresses, wc will appreciate your her grammar. Or has the wicked re­ o videluinl. by a fatter |i»jy envelope.— business. 133-tte porter put words In her mouth that William E. Towne In Nautilus.' Business as usual despite the near j Mr. W. W . I'evehouse has pu:- she did not urfk? approach o f the bplshovlkt horde.*—a chased the rosldcM e'.thru J. E. Omak Once Cossack Center. vendor o f wine who carries on business Thought Cape Ann Greenland. Spurling from Mr. K. J. Taylor on Feodor Dostoievsky, the Russian Cape Ann, which furnished a bleak while fleeing with other refugees from Dickens, wrote his famous novel, 9th & Elm. 135- tc. nnd barren haven for adventurous ex­ advancing Ited unities. T h e glasses..* " t ’rlme and Punishment," out o f his plorers, wns settled temporarily only held In Iris belt are filled from tht* W A N T E D — O LD C LE A N experience* with criminals nt Omsk, three years after .the Mayflower ar­ large brass urn on bis back. R A G S. A N Y K IN D EXwhich wns for n time the seat o f gov­ G E O R G E H Y M A N D. D., Pastor rived nt Plymouth. Some evidence In­ CEPT O LD SO C KS, ernment o f tin* regime o f Admiral dicates Jhnl Thorwqld'H "Cape of the COATS. PANTS. OR Kolchak. In this work Dostoievsky ENG INE GOES ON TOOT Croas." Which be thought to lie n pro­ BED S P R E A D S . A T T H E pictures a future Russian people jection o f Greenland, was the bleak freed from bond* o f forep, but united H K ’ A I.l) O FFICE. 59-tf 9:30 The Sunday School. Capo Anu, Capt. John Smith landed Runt Away, but H a iti When Thirst It) ties o f mutual trust nnd kindness. Looms. 11:00 Sempn, " A Refreshed Memory,” on what Is now Cape .Ann, and called Mrs, A. Franklin haa purchase*! Omsk, under, the Russian mon­ Locomotive No. 02-1 o f the Chicago Vocal Solo, “ Voice Tiiumphant” Stultz it Tmgnlrigxnmlf^ln honor o f a Turk­ the hcir.c on W. Third St. from M r A Eastern Illinol* railroad went otr on archy, was the crossroad'nf the routes ish Pocahontas who did not risk her • By Mr?. A. M . Phillips J. L . M iller thru J. E. Spuriing tn Central Russia, Orenburg and Tur­ head, hut pMio fed hint while he wns n n toot through Chicago, despite’ the Sextette “ Christ The Lord is Risen Today” Hcyter 135-Otc. kestan. It lies along the trnna-SIherihii prisoner. Captain Smith explored the eighteenth constitutional amendment. Piano Prelude, “ The Lily of the Valley" O 'Steen rail way, running from Moscow to const within two decades before the The engine wa* pulling along without Offertory “ The Heavens Are Telling” Haydn a train hitched to It when the engineer Vladivostok, n f),HS5ihHe Journey. It Pilgrims mine. Mrs. Schcllc Maines, Pianist * wes founded about l.**) years ago und Report* like Hint o f Captain Smith and fireman. Tearing collision with-an­ Is approximate.y o f the size o f Bir­ ’’angling with a hook, ami crossing the other train. Jumped from It. Missing mingham. Ala., rtr I'utemm, N. J; tho train, the locomotive (doomed on sweet nlr from Isle to Isle" attracted , Outfit wax long a Gosraek center. 6;30 The Young People. ■ many English fishing vessels. H ow ­ hy Itself, running away from nn engine In the principal square stands the 7:-15 Setmon, “ The Construction and Destruction of hastily sent In pursuit. It tore along ever. the early settlers seem to have t-lmrcli of St. Nicholas. In which bang* sought their subsistence largely tn the outskirts o f the rlly, win re. a banner replied lo have been tha' Voeal Sextette, “ Jerusalem” Parker , through agriculture. It was not until finding It couldn’t get n drink, It of Yermflk, a I *ii~.*;n-k hjindlt of the halted. 1700 that the northeast corner of Duel, “ Kintf of I a>vi'” Jercme Volga, who turned over the vast 'do­ The pursuing englno hauled the Massachusetts became Identified par­ M i*. Phillips ami Mr. Kailc main o f Siberia i<> Dan the Terrible, prodigal hark to a roundhouse, where ticularly with fishing. Sanford Band, Mi.Gallagher, Director. 20 It with tint-result Hint Yeriunk procured It was coaled, watered und forgiven. Prelude, “ From Finale ArLde” Jlach Uf* own restoration *to Moscow court DO YO U K N O W W E C A N F U R N IS H 6 W IT H A N E A S T E R S U IT A S N IC E A S A N Y C IT Y 8 T O R E C O U L D S E L L Y O U A N D W E D O N T A S K T H E S A M E P R IC E T H A T A C IT Y S T O R E W O U L D A S K YO U ician Lenses Ground SERVICES SUNDAY A PR IL 4th MORNING EVENING: F o r S o res and* Pim ples * For Sale By BO W ER & ROUM ILLAT Horae-Drawn Fire Engine a Curio. Don’ t ho content with doing only Tho last hone-drawn fire englno * Red and White .Flag, roar duty. Do more Ihnii ypur duty. remaining In- tho London fire brigade The llojttnn- slepal for.Jinttle Vns It’* the horse Mint flnl*kr* a neck has been offered to tho South Reusing- the unfurling of a red ling. Tho whit# ahead that wins the race.— Andrew toil Science museum. flag Is a token of pem v In every port Carnegie. . of the world : Interlude, “ Simple Avcu” Thome Poetlude, “ March R e lig io ” M a c k ie Piano Offertory, “ Meditation” t M o r e l �r---------- -----------------'■ ' ' i ‘ * ■ ■ . . Wr>~ ' SANFORD DAILY;HERALD APRIL 2, 1920 CHIU TO HAVE PLANE FACTORY -------- *------ British Firm Submits Proposals' to Government, Which .Are Favorably Considered. make w o r k for m a n y -----s - ----- m en p,ru w ill Try to 8©1v#*TransportatJon Difficulties by Uas of Airplanes— Eight LatJn-Amsrlcan Countrlea Hava Pilots. Valparaiso, Chill.— Proposals to tho Chilian government fo r the establish­ ment o f an nlrplpne factory In Chill, by in English firm, and the organisa­ tion o f a postal service between the principal cities are meeting favorable reception at the hands o f government officials, says the South Pacific Mall. A detailed report on the project haa been forwarded to the government finance minister’ by Gen. Don Pedro Dartnell. following careful study, o f the plana aa outlined by the John Thomas Aircraft Manufacturing company. In hla report the general gives detailed economic, commercial and military reasons fo r favoring tho un­ dertaking. •The Introduction o f this now branch o f enterprise Into Chill would undoubtedly atlnullfrtc a number of the national Industries," comments tin? paper, "and nt the anmo time find employment o f a skilled kind for many tmnd«. while It would nlso mean the Introduetlnn of not less than $2,500,000 capital. Would Be Independent T h e military nlr aorvJco would benefit by being made Independent of mnterlal Imported from abroad, while the establishment o f an efficient postal service thrmiglitout the coun­ try would greatly help the population*." Well organised steps to Incorporate aviation In the development o f their resources are now being taken by right of the Smith American rapidities. Hying Is being extensively employed for mllllnry nnd naval purposes and It Is expected thnt nvlntlon to carry passenger* to outlying mines nnd ranches will soon be developed on a Urge scale, ns nt present transporta­ tion by rail, water nnd pnek nnlmnls Is eitrem ely slow nnd difficult According to n foreign nlrplane ropresentntlvc. Brazil hna done more than any other South American country toward tho development o f nvlntlon. Huns nre now under way for the es­ tablishment o f several mall routes nnd for transportation up and down the Brazilian coast some 1,000 miles, white several planes hnve been sold for pri­ vate use. established fo r both naval nnd mili­ tary pupils, while along commercial lines the former all-night Mrlp by steamer "from Montevideo to* Buenos Alrefi has been . reduced to an hour ,nnd a half by t,he use or the airplane. Bolivia la rapidly undertaking the use o f nlrplnnei. an American nrtt hav­ ing recently been employed 1^ the government to act up n dying school. Machines nre also being sent to Venexueln and to Colombia where ..they will engage in military and passenger work. In Peru, however, airplane repre­ sentatives say they hnve found more enthusiasm for flying thnn In any other South American country. Already sev­ eral Peruvians have qualified as pilots, and more machines are expected to be ordered at an early date. It ts expected that In Peru the finny diffi­ culties o f transportation, due to tho mountainous contour of-thrf country, will he overcome through the use of the plane. Legal Fight 3 0 Years Stretches Around World. * New York.—A legal fight for control o f an estate which has stretched over 30 years and through the courts o f N ew York, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Australia came up Ip the Brooklyn supreme court. ABl* davits covering 100 typewritten pagetf and reading like an ad­ venture story were filed by Mrs. Fannie S. Thurher o f . 519 Riverside drive. They oppose the application, made before Justice Cropscy by Wllllnui II. nnd Dexter Thurher, brothers of Edmund Gibbs Thurher, to re-etrain—Mrs.—Thurher f rom - cot* looting an unmilty of $83$ nl* leged to be the property of her husband. Divorce In Philippines. Manila.— it Is estimated ihnt 2.000 married couples eagerly await the oui conic o f u hill pending In the legisla­ ture which will amend the tllvorce law to provide eleven legnl grounds Tor separation Instead of one. Whipping and violence by either man or wife to make ttie other change his or her reli­ gion nre among the contemplated grounds. Another Leper in Boston. Boston.— A second ease o f leprosy within n fnrttdglit, was discovered to­ day. Nlcholns Bruno, a cement work­ er. has the disease and will be sent to the letter colony at i'enlkeso Island. DR. JOHN L COPE A ir Schools Established. In Uruguay nnd Argenttnn govern­ ment nlr schools hnve already been Great O p p o r tu n ity . to get a fini* pi?ce of Tiled Land, nl a Very Low Ft ice. 10 Acre*?:, 5 tiled good drain­ age. Small house in good re­ pair. East side on Brick road. 1100 yds. from loading station. ---- S E E — - H. B. Lewis NO MORE ‘GROUCH’ * •v: - ■ A * !*_"7 , ~ PAGE 5 BLANCHE SWEET * WhyJflr. Parker Has Permanently * . Reformed. LOOK IN THE MIRROR? Something Providential In the Fact Thai Hec Should Step* on That . Broken Needle and Draw Hie Own 'Conclusion. A ntedle' In tho sole o f a foot Is painful, but In tho following story, written by a contributor In the At­ lantic Monthly, It brought salvation to a man who was very much In need of IL Parker was a “ sorehead"— sullen at breakfasL surly at dinner, quarrelsome In the office, cru sty‘ on the streeL n bear at t ie party, ■ hog on the road, a fly In tho olntmentXIIs wife was afraid o f him, his chil­ dren were afraid o f him, his clerks were afraid o f him. lie was a "grouch." One nlghb about two In the morn­ ing, he rose, grumbling, to fasten a flapping shutter. On the way to the window he emitted a yelp o f distress. When they turned on the lights, Park­ er was alttlng on the floor, tugging at something embedded In the sole o f his left fooL Presently he held up half o f a neodlol It was evident they thought that the other half had re­ mained In his foot. The family was drowsily sympa­ thetic. hut Confident that the doctor would find the broken ncedlo In the morning with 0 magnet. Parker, how­ ever, slept little during the remainder o f the night; he feared blood poison*ngImmediately nfter the breakfast tie Sought the family “ physician, who, nfter patient Investigation, assured him that he must hnve stepped on an al­ ready broken needle, for there was no fragment o f tlif* .steel to he found. Rut Parker knew thnt ho wns carry­ ing In his body a deadly thing thnt undoubtedly had slnrted upon Its fntal mission, lie left the office onrly that afternoon and went homo to snr prise Mrs. Parker with a dlqptny of more tenderness thnn she had e 'e r observed In him since ilielr honey­ moon, which had long ngo, passed Into t^otnl eclipse. At dinner ho nppenred greatly Interested _ln the conversation o f Bill nnd Susie about tho high school party. He patted Rags, the dog, who surveyed him for some mo­ menta with nn expression o f undis­ guised Incredulity before retiring n> the hearth to reflect upon tho rein lion ship o f humnnlty and" cnntnlty,^ AM that night Parker Iny nwnko pro paring for ttie speedy wind-up o f Ids terrestrial nfTntrs. nnd nt hrenkfnst In* bewildered tin* household by encourag­ ing n conversation concerning other Interests thnn Ids own. At the office curiosity reigned supreme nnd un­ dated. The clerks fisked one another •what In the world had come over the old man; nnd when ho went out for lunch, Parker gave a blind man a quarter nnd bought n W ar Cry o f n Salvation army lassie. The shadow never lifted. Every night when he went to sleep ho bade himself good-by, for the chance* o f tils being nllve In the morning were Just ns remote as they would ever he But It wns not n morbid shadow. It forced him to generate more light. Sometimes his eyes grew moist nnd his thront ached when he reflected upon the deeply sympathetic under­ standing o f his wife, who studiously avoided nny reference to the Impend­ ing tragedy, nnd who. In spite of Iter secret Sorrow, acted up to the situa­ tion In manner heroic. The fact that Mrs. Parker, while moving the rug In tier husband's room on the morning following the accident, discovered half a needle— the point driven firmly Into the floor— may also hnve given her murage to see the ler rlhle thing through with cheerful resignation. When you study others live and observe their actions and constantly strive to imitate some successful man's activitcs, be C A R E FU L that you do not neglect to study as well—Look in the Mirror." Look in the Mirror of the past and ask yourself this question? Am I saving all I can in energy, character and money for the good of all. By helping yourself you help others. That W e Shall R esolve T o & v e ; • *• ; PEOPLES BANK OF = SANFORD = Millions, literally, kAow Blanche Sweet, understand her cute little ways nnd Itolleve In her friendship. Wt none o f the millions ever has heard her speak a worth Hhe Is lit a class with tho highest salaried star* o f tho “ movie" screen. -------- O-------- By EDNA KENT PORBES Cotton Seed Meal N IT R A T E SODA Potash Nitrate ASHES BEAUTY CULTURE. women think thnt beauty cul­ ture consists In an utnazlug va­ riety o f bottles and Jars and buses, with salves and liquids to tie applied externally. A few others scorn all cos­ metics and pin their entire faith to plain soap aud water. Whereas, the real henuty culture steers a middle course between these two extremes.' and starting by making the body clean and pure within, uses a few external applications to help out tho good work. For example— cold cream alone will not make u good complexion. But neither, these days, will soap and wa­ ter. An excellent digestion and a healthy body, come first, but even so. dirt w ill seep Into the pores and. soap alone will not clean It out. Air that ust M Chase & C o GEORGE D. H A R T Explorer Fails to Force Polar Channel Dr. John L. Cope, we^l known ung llih 'explorer, who will head a polat expedition leaving England In June. Doctor Cope, who was a membsr ot Sir Erneat Shacklcton’s last antarctlt Building 'Character. expedition, will take an airplane alon| Tho chnracter o f the building reas p a r ^ o f tdsTtjuipm em, and *n at ’fleets the soul or tho man. The gen* tempt will be made to fly from tht oral plan reveals the Ideal nf tho expedition'* bate In the arctic to thi builder;' Strong characters can’t ttc North pole. ,The party expects ti evolved from atinllnw natures. Thera Coametlca Are All Right If Uaed-tn Mod 1 rati 00. spend five years In the arctic. must he the character stuff 'there to httlld on. No matter how rough this Is too cold roughens tho skin, nnd may bo three nre processes by which crennt o f some sort must ho used to It may be made smooth. Ilut you soften It. Too hot sun burns tho HkJn, never can put n finish nn things nnt- nnd cream must ho used to soothe It urnlly Inferior. The very process re- A few hours’ rldo through n swift wind veals tho lack o f worth on which to In nn auto, means that tho skin will lutlld. It’s different with great souls. ^Iry nnd that dirt pnrtlrtes" w ill bo These, like great rivers, nre not easily forced In by the rush o f-a ir. Here ruffled. Too currents o f their thought. again cream Is useful. Ilko deep waters, refuse ‘ to heroine Exercise or exposure usually onuses choppy with every rippling wind that passes over them. Gales nnd freshets tho pores to become unusually nctlvr are not without their Influence,, hut resulting In n thin film o f oil over the they enn never change the nature of akin, nnd a resulting shlnlnosa. Mod­ em standards declare that this Is not things. henuttfuf, so the powder box comes Into Its own, Powder Is ns necessary Wanted to Halp. nn soap, almost. Indeed, It Is a ques­ There was n disagreeable grind In tion whether puro powder on tho skin ihe left rear wheel, nnd we drew* up nt Is not better thnn Impure dirt par­ the roadside to Investigate.' A neigh­ ticles, However, powder and nil other bor who wns along went to n nearby nppllrntlnna should be thoroughly fence and started to drag a log toward w ashed'off before on« retire*, leaving th et*car. W e watched open-mouthed the skin free nnd clean for tho tiilnl ns Jie dropped It beside the wheel we o f tho day spent In rest. were going to lake off. Being sens!(Copyright.) ____ llvo, wo gently lohl hint we ltnil a Jack --------O -------for the car. / ’Oh. all right.” in Id he, A PA R TISA N . 7 nnd reaching down with a might) heave ho lifted the car from the "N ow ," said the honey-tongued real ground. "There," lie pntiled, “ ran you -get tho Jack under now 1"— Exchange estate philanthropist, "here you would find an absolutely delightful villa site." A.* tt Goea. t "N o doubt," said the young iady ' “The first tlule 1. put n mortgage on . ihc. house. 11_ wu* lo blur 8U oti Junto; .who thould have, been across the w ay; "but my sympathies have always been bile." the other-way, and If yoit dpVt mind * w .- n r •Ami now l luive ui u eolgagr U u I’d rathe* b u i l d n e a t littJe carranxa . Mfricyyhere> ' ^ v a a iN V pul t W eooiu"., *. Los Angeles.—Joseph F. Ber­ nard, explorer and former resi­ dent o f I mih Angeles. Is return­ ing from Ihe North American chnnnel, according to wOcd Just received here, after an unsuc­ cessful effort for three years to force hta way from the Bn rifle to the Atlantic ocean north of the American continent. Bernard tins twice defied the Ice fields In n ten-ton schooner, the Teddy Bear, accompanied by only one man. On his first trip In 1008 he went to the Slbertnn const and was absent for nearly five years. Ills assistant died an this voyage, and the explorer sailed his boat to the Ice fields nlnne. In Ifiin he again united north In tho Teddy Bear, this time In the hope o f drifting from tho Pa­ cific to the Atlantic. Recently David II. nurley, a friend o f Bernard here, received word fhnt the Teddy Bear had been sighted by natives near Bnnkslnnd, nnd thnt Bemnnl wns unnbte to negotiate the passage between ' the two oceans. A LEONARD CLEANABLE REFRIGERATOR MAKES LIFE INSURANCE! SPECIALIST Phone No. 17 P. O. B oi 107 Lum ber Building Material Rooting of All Descriptions Lime, Cement, Plaator Brick, Drain TRe nntl Sewer Pipe. :: :: Hill Lumber Company SIR EDW ARD ER N EST COOPER mM Kitchen "men FRECKLES Positively Removed by Dr, Berry’s F rcrkfq O lntnent * Your Dru*tl»t or be Mail iSSz ScnJ Mr Fr, - uuuklit Dr. C. ITTBcrfy Co., ?*t« nm.»r-a HAPPY HOUSEWIFE A LL FOR SALE BY Hill Hardware Co. H3H003 ) ■■ s s a ia a w M ilv is M a r b le Co F. L. M IL L E R , Owner Clr Edward Ernest- Coopar Is the tfw lord tnayQr of London. Ha Is an ijtijarwritar at Lloyds, president of tho loyal Aaademy of Muslo and a promt* irnt member pf ths d a rffck club. /y , .-iivw - . - . • • . ‘ . L If,'1 ’ if; . . / ' •- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 02, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 02, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0a0bc8ae15302344ab09c15913931054.pdf 84e0ef5623ccd93a3035eb4123201d2f PDF Text Text L — “ V • ’ *_x ~y £5 INGTHEQlIEARTuOf THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 136 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, APRIL 3. 1920 VOLUME 1 • * • ON STRIKE Coast EXPLAINS EMPLOYEES .CURTAIL TRAFPIC . BUT IS BEING FOODS WILL MOVE. The Florida Coast Line Cana) & EX-SERVICE Transportation Company' haj^ made New York April 8 (By Associated application to the State Railroad Com The boys who jerved Uncle Sara Pres*) T ie •{{Ike In New York h»r- mission for the increase its toll char­ in every branch of the service during bor of the employees has curtailed ges along its route from the St. Johns the world war are entitled to all traffic ari8 union officials claim the river on the hOrth to BialsynA bay op that (a - w n ln r. -to thenr •and the harbor will havs a complete tie up on the south. Hearing* were orginally editor of thfc Herald will be one by night fall but the railroad officials set by {hi 6h'mmission (6 be nVld ii amoni many of the friends of the assert that the danger in -the in te f St. Augustine and West Palm Beach boys who will assist them to get it’ upturn of food and coal supplies hfcs on March 2 nd and 23rd, respective-, Seeing Dr. David Forster of Hawks ieen averted. ly; but afterwards these date* were CCrilhflTTERfc dP WAYS ANb Parle hero yesterday he was Inter­ by any MORE CONFERENCES MEANS AND BUILDING AND changed (o April 6thr and 6th. viewed on the subject of the bonus Great Revival Continues AND WHOLE WAGE QUESGROUNDS DECIDE TO GO • If the increased charges ari allowed fpr the b o y »» higjuat. returned from -* The revival at the Methodist by the Commission, it is claimed that _T!O N REMAIN _JN_ THE AIR. AtlEAb FULL SPEED. Washington and b National Com- church has been suqh a‘n awakening that what little river transportation Washington Aprol 8.—Tho whole The first meeting of the committeemen for the state of Florida of thut not only Methodists but other is now being carried on wilj be put railway controversy was again referteaa on Ways and Means And Ground denominations and the peo­ out of business entirely: and action W to President Wilson today for the Dr. Forster gave the salient points ple of Sanford as n whole have been- is now being taken by the commer­ and Buildings of the American Le­ third time. J. W. Jewell, head of of the three propositions as they are “blessed and stirred by a greater de­ cial bodies of the cities along the gion building that will be erected the railway department of the Amcraoon met in the sun parlor of the now before Congress: termination to keep the revival water route to oppose the askeB for • lean Federation of Labor, today ntf1. Reclamation of land up to a going in their own hearts even after increalz. Representatives from these Valdez ftotel at the call of Chairman vUed the president that we are sor­ J,. Al'Brumley with a good attend­ sum of 14000 with improvements to the present one is history. bodies will be present to protect the ance of tho members of the commit­ ry to report that we havo been vin$1200 the ex-eervicc man making interests of the shippers, and some tees and a delegation of the ladies ,b!r to come to any satisfactory a­ Seventy six. applications for the application for. this feature to light may be thrown upon the la­ of the D.-A» R. and the boys of (Jm greement." . , receive $1.60 per day for each day membership in the ^Icthodist church mentable facilities now offered to Mr. Jewell did not ask Mr. Wilson of hia service the same to apply on huvo been received by the Pastor thestpishippers by the Company.— American-Legion present. to lay th e controversy before the Qhairman Brumley called thohis loan He lias 36 years In which tQ Many othrrs, who have fount^.God Melbourne Times. railway labor borad, which is to be during the services of' meetings will meeting to order and stated the ob- ' pay for his farm. nom inated by the president as pro­ jeet of the mooting and called for an 2. Where an cx-tervlce man wished join the church of their choice. vided for in the transportation act expression of those present about the to buy a home he will rccive $5* pel Memchcra will be taken Into the and on which the public will havo Sunday at both manner In which they wished to day for service to same to apply on church representation. Attached to Mr. Jew­ services. The children will be bap­ start the campaign for funds for tho the home. e lls' letter was correspondence Bet­ erection of n suitable building for 3. Vocational Trnlning to all ex­ tized at the morning services. ting forth the attitude of the men the American Legion, a ' project . service men regardless of whethef Dr. Walker will preach Sunday and e x e c u tiv e s of the committee. started by the ladles of Sallio Har­ they were wounded or not. They morning on “The Resurrection' and T E. Whilner, for thej railway txj rison Chapter, D. A. R., of this city will receive $1.60 per day and will be Saturday evening on "The Power of ecutivrs, wrotO that while an agree­ some time ago In preference to tho placed in a government school or the Gospel" .Miss Houston will m ent as to waes might be reached i building of a memorial arch for the some state university. sing "The Golden Bells", Sunday S>y direct negotiations between rep­ j hoys. A cash adjusted compensation of night by special request. Sunday resentatives' of the roads and the $1.60 a day for tjie time he was in the night. Come out and help and be Mon^ suggestlns wore fhade by men. the executives did not believe FRIEGHT TRAFFIC IS. STOP­ service between April 6. 1917. and No the members of the committees, the helppd. • PED ON ACCOUNT OF congress contemplated a settlement STIRRING UP GREAT in tf . u- ladies and tho members of the vember 11,1919. STRIKE. at mi great an addition to the trans­ EST IN VOTE IN C N- American Lrgibn and it was decided' These are the four forms of Returned Shoes Shipped To Russia portation costs without the public beENTIONS. to put the committees at work at Chicago,. April .3 (py„ Associated bonuses that are being talked about ihg represented in the conference, Press Freight traffic of the St. Paul now for the ex-service men and all Seattle, Wash., April I .—More Raleigh. N. C. (By Associated once on. this matter and to hold an­ Replying to this letter Mr*. Jewell Railway here is at a standstill as of them are ex cclient and none of than 260,000 pairs of men’s shoes Press) Interest in tho Democratic other m ating ut> the Valdez IIOtAl said he believed the reason given by the result of^thfc strike of thousands them arc extravagant and the men shipped from the United States to conventions of North Carolina nt*xt Friday night to receive reports ehe managers ‘was not in accord wit of switchmen and an embargo has who went to war whether they wont Vladivostok two years ago were un­ counties today center on the action of the progress made and to go ovfcf • with our understanding of the law.” been placed on the acceptance of ncroas or stayed In this country are loaded here Wednesday from the of Wake county in regard to women plans for the building and the ground "The attitude of your committee all freight shipments on the lino. entitled to these emoluments *n*l steamer Eastern Dawn for shipment delegates elected in Raleigh last Sallle Harrison Chapter has start­ in failing to carry our the wishes of A general strike of the yardmen of there is hut little doubt that thry to New York, where they will be Saturdny. If seated thlx_will be the the pres dent of the United States thp Chicago district will be called wlll put in to tc and redound to the put on American markets, according first participation of women in ed something that is probably-tof. first in tho state, that of supplying comes as a surprise to us,” Mr. Jew­ the union officials declare unless tjio credit of the government that grants to agents for the vessel. Democratic conventions In North the cx-sef<’M HiM 6f the world war ell wrote to Mr. Whitter.- "It will wages incTeased and the other do them und to the everlasting benefit The shoes were returned trt the t Carolina Delegates to the stnte con­ fflfTlP HA H keen disappointment to mands are met. United States the agents said, when j vention will be treated with this with a suitable building where they of the boys who gave their all thut can take a rest aq«l recreation in the our members as well as the public, America might assist in the grea t Russia agents found they could not novel sight todny. evenings, where they can hold thEir both of whom are parties at interest pay for them. Since they were ex­ work of making tho world safe. meetings, entertain their friends and Donationa to the Hospital and entitled to more conideration ported, It was aald, their value has At The Melhodial Church enjoy the pleasures of life that are from the bl-partlaan board than you The following gifts were made tq Increased ao much that they wero re­ The Easter Exercises of the Me^ coml'n to*them after their faithful are willing to give. We understand the Fernald Laughton Hoapltal yes­ ' shipped to this country at a profir. thodlst Sunday School will b£ given service for their country. from this that your committee de­ terday 'and for which tho hospital during the Sunday School hour, clines to accept the respbnsibility and staff are very grateful: '' t'' *" '• And Sanford will respond to their Easter morning,‘ beginning promptly and to perform the duty which ia so A donation of beautiful floWtrs was appeal as soon as their plana are put at NINE THIRTY. important in the public interest and made by the school children for in a concrete form and tho peoplo The program is as follows: that the railroad representatives re- Easter. • t . ' „ Piano Voluntary, Anna Mason. know Just what they want In tilts fuM to abide t y their agreement. The A twentieth Century water cooler respect. And Sanford will have an­ Prayer. railroad men agreed with the presi­ was donated to the nurses by Mrs. other fine building added to tho Chorus, Praise the Ever-Living WOULD Ha p p e n s f I um f. dent a request that they confer on W. H. Hynes. constantly growing list. Lord. S. S. Cholt, ITALY. STiLL BE PART OF the matter although they felt that > Two dfcaser scarfs were donated • The Easter Story, Miss Marlon there was nothing to be gained there by L. F. Frasier. Trteata Antll 3 (By Associated Philips. by ■ The whole wage question was .Press) Establishment of Fiume as un MIL i f AR y Quartet Forth Into Song, Misses AND ATTACHE made more difficult since the union independent state would not mean Spencer, Lalng and Walker and Mr. DYWIFE ESC A PE FROAI Ihfornjal Afternoon Parly’ W ; emetnhership was becoming restive. the renunciation of annexation to Laing. TRAIN. n a m it e d Mrs. George Paxton entertained Italy according to a declaration of “ When He Arose", Llena Bell with a lovely afternoon party for tho chief ol D'Annunzio’s cabinet. Washington April 2 (By Aaaocis- Hagan. for Mrs. Geo. Lemaux and Mra. ted Press) Lieut. Colonel Robert M. Soldiers True, Evuna Spencer and Rose Addington on Wednesday that Campbell the United States military Claud Herndon. . Easter Plenk was. delightfully informal and one Chorus, Jesus Lives, S. S. Choir. Charming in all of its perfect attache at Mexico City, and his wife of the enjoyable events of the week "Easter Tide" Margaret Cowan. GRAND OLD MAN IS CELEdetails was the picnic given at the and an American woman doctor At four thirty a two course seated named Paine were attacked by rebels Solo, “Song of the Morning" HIS BRATING BIRTHDAY lucheon was served with covers for Duttons place on Golden Lake,'yes­ a few milea from Mexico City but Lehrman, Mrs. -Will Hoollhan. terday by Mra. R. C. Bower in TODAY. ten. . Song Jesus Arose Primary Girls. honor of her aunts, Mra. Rose Add­ escaped through quick work and A bowl of beautiful roies cenetorcd ington and Mrs. Geo. Lemaux, and quickness of action the state de­ Now York, April 3 (By Associa­ Quartet Soul’s Easter Tide, DOES NOT APPLY TO WATER the table and charming little favors partment was eadvised today. Tho ted frees) John Burroughs the na­ Misses Spencer, Laing Walker and OR GAS AS MANY OF THE with E aster ' greetings msrked the her sister Miss Fern Ward The rebels dynamited the train carrying Mr. . Laing.' turalist is colebrating his eighty party included fifteen lady folks and CONSUMERS SUPPOSE. The Hope of Iareal, Lucile Pope, third birthday on the Hudson i t place. children Everyone had a great time the Americana and the women hid The following communication . A tree conteat afforded much the grown upa entering Into the in the woods until the rbela left. The Damarlus Musson, Cora Rutherford West Park. Edison and Ford ar£ invited* guests. Lily Song. Primary Girls. from the City Manager Abbott will amusement and created a wave of spirit of the day with the zest and fate of the train crew and the other Closing Chorus, S. S. Choir. merriment. A tiny arbor vitae tree joy that 'characterized the little passengers la not' stated. he interesting: April 2, 1920. was presented the winner of the con- people. ■ Mr. R. . Holly, teat. Besides the honoreea .those Congregational Church A delicious picnic lunch was pre­ present were Mra. Harry Ward, Mrs pared by Mra. Bower and served In Editor Sanford Herald Celebration of Easter Day at, the Fred Williams, Mrs. D. A. Caldwell individual boxes decorated in yellow Congregational Church will Include Sanford Florida •• Dear Sir: Mrs. W. L. Morgan, Mra. R. C. and green crepe paper, with a bunch the Communion of the Lrod’a Supper A number of inquiries have been Bower, Mia. R. R- Deaa and Mra. of naaturiuma on each boxlfnd Eas­ Mra. Takach and Mra. Hoy will received from residents of Sanford aa E. M. Galloway. . . ter greetings inside, which with tho ...»g "Mary Magdalsrte” Oppor­ to the exact status of the temporary cute little favors paper cap#, and tunity to share In the Communion injunction sought in the Circuit , *" colored,.eggs suggested the Eastcf be glvfcH alto In the evening, Cdlift of SenUhole County against season. Ice cream was served in ifhe evening theme will be "The PREPARATIONS BEING MA0& the Southern Utilities Company. flower pots of colored paper and Rising of Christ, and Christ with IN SWITZERLAND UNDER surmounted hy a nasturtium, simu­ Ua Today.’’ ’ The said injunction restrains the LENIN! LENINE BOLSHEVIK pfcfc. lating a growing plant. The various shove • mentioned Company frijrfi MlER. arrangements were novel and ori­ disconnecting any wires used for BROTHERHOOD OF TRAIN­ Capt. Buie Here Geneva April 2 (By Associlifd ginal. cleverly carried out. conveying electric current to the HERO OF MEN PRESIDENT SAYS HE PANAMA . HA8 Press) Preparations for the world Capt. A. W. Buie, travelling Mrs. F. F. Dutton gave a beauti­ building#, streets, or public grounds WILL PROTECT RAILROAD.1 CONTRACT WITH PERUVIAN wide twenty fout hour strike oh A. ful reading on Eaatar and ap egg frlegbt agent of the A. B. of the City of’SanfortL GOVERNMENT! C lcvelird April 2 (By Associated May firat la being made In Switxircontest was one of the happy Railway Co., with headquarters in This alao spiles to Ui£ residences Pratt) President Lea of tha Brother­ land by tha socialists communes ahd Lima Peru April 2 (By Associated thoughts o f 1the hostess that em­ Jacksonville was in the city, today or-'pUcAa of business of any "M the hood cf Railway TrrfHimc* wired tha other radical elements. It la virttiulF Inhabitants of . the municipality who Press) , Major General Gorgaa the bodied real pleasure (or her guests and stated that he was looking after JFloaTjoke union officials today a n i certain that tha "Swiss will JoliH a better -movement of refrigerator * '!e, . Lein« supplied with electric former aurgxoo. geoeral of tb# United Joyous and happy the party returned stated that tha proposed, strike iraa movement which ia launched bl cars. Capt. Buie has been in the in the late afternoon having enjoyed current through any metar used in Sutea army baa acceptad a flva yaar And ,th«i union would r.roMct rrotect Lenina the Bolshevik premier tc Illegal ,the* one of the moat delightful of i * competing the number of K. W. t# l iblliUHijf b! tfit *df!d p«r hbUf f f i . .un fiiHuu ia tfi»u j a j f f l m t r * * - * ' j ^ m x s m f s p llttrlMt. m t t n u ft WeatMh: * • III MftHtlE-ititft: the btiltRR* 6f h im u 7 it lit ion program hire. . reason or failure on the part of the said municipality, of any ot its in-, habitants to pay the rates heretofor charged' or any other terma such rates 'as may be determined by the above styled court or as may be agreed upon between the Company and the consumer* for. electric. curs rent furnished during the period oflix months last past from discon­ tinuing the operation of your plant and system for generating electric current located and operated in the City of Sanford etc., and you are hereby Abramanded and required the tdhtlnue to furnish to the City of Sanford and its inhabitants at such rates as may be reasonable^ for the services rendering electric currcn in such quantities as they may re­ quire and such steadiness of current as your plant and system may bo capablo of producing in its present condition until further order of the above styled court.” G. A. ABBOTT CityiManoger .FORSTER T wriAT IE FOR SaUie Harrison Chapter K RAILWAY IS TIED UP . . * ' INDEPENDENCE OF H O M E MEANINGLESS NATURALIST BURROUGHS INJUNCTION ON CURRENT HOLDS GOOD ROANOKE WORLD Wll)E - -•« CONTEMPLATED CLEAN UP LIMA mm wffi nd --a« urn,. J Vxi . J - * V " �-;-r •, - Jim APRIL 2 1920 SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 6 Mm W. C. HU1, Mm G. D. BUhop, Mm. H. R. Stevens,. Mm. D. L. Thrasher, Mm. 3. Puieeton, Mm.A. M. Philps, Mm D. A. Caldwell. Mm Goo. Duvis Hart, Mm:,C. E. Melton, M ' b. Williams was assisted by Mm. Bower and Mm.^Phillip?. d'artish House Dances The weekly dances at the Parrish House will be resumed next Thurs­ day night with Mm. Forest Lake hostess These dancea were very popu lar proceeding Lent. Given under the auspices of .the Guild of Holy Croes Parrish and chaperoned by a member of the Guild, excellent order prevailed and the attendance was always good. ‘ ... ._ \ S E L E C T (ffi)'P ICTURE5 ALICE - B n A B Y y ^ H IS B R ID A L N IG H H e found h im self w ith tw o brides in his arms on his b r id a l night. How did it happen?. Mr. and Aim. J. L. Betts of Woodbury Ga., who have been visit­ ing the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Betts of this city return to their home in Ga., yesterday. Mr. Betts is a brother of Mr. C. A. Betts hpre and owns the largest peach farm in that state Williijna. Colored Singers at tho Hopper Academy (the Sanford Colored High School) tonight 8:30. Admission 50 cents. 135-ltp. Just received a new fresh stock of Huylcr’a and Log Cahin Pecan Roll Candida for Easter. Mobley’s Drug Store. 135-Otc. Get your Easter Candies at Mob­ leys. New fresh shipment just re­ ceived. • Hyler’s and Log Cabin Pecan Roll. 135-Otc. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ in a snappy, jazzy, breezy farce • “HIS BRIDAL N ight” •• • • AT T H E , STAR THEATRE TONIGHT—Friday A triumph in Motion Picture Art! Don’t Miss it! . C o n tin u o u s perform ance a t th e P R IN C E S S S a t ay, 2 to 5 and 7 to 11 Everglades and bus- been the scene of several accidents and it is high time that Spuds drivers of cam took a little longer W3st Palm B each. .April 1. —Ten and looked ahead a bit when trying L* - dollars a barrel free on board the to pass nt this cor.ner. The accident ram here at West Palm Beach is only emphasizes the act that San­ the price W. J. (fonners is getting ford streets are getting filled with for new potatoes from his upper cars and care should be exercized Everglades furm, that prire for No. nt all times to nvoid accidents. l ’s, J8 for No. 2's und JG for No 3’s. Two car loads have been shipped A barrel contains two bushels and three pecks—11 pecks, and weighs 166 pounds, on which the freight to the northern markets is $! a hundred Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Editor with cartage charges to he added. Phone 395 Figure whnt the. retail buyer will have to pay in order to enjoy the luxSociety I’crsonalN h —' ury of new potatoes from Florida. Then two cars shipped ■by Mr. Conners are said by pot a toe buyers to lie the first car lot shipments made from any producing sectioiv in the nited Stntes so far this year. AH former shipments have been in less than car lots. It will he about two j; weeka before there are enough more mature potatoes from the Conners ’firm to warrant ear lot shipments. Mrs. Harry Stillwell of Pnlptak Cabbage growers uro asking J1.76 is tho guest of Mrs. John Schirard on the dock for their products. Two Mrs. R. E. Purifoy bus returned cam have been shipped this week, from a visit to Clearwater. some of the goods being brought unMm. C. £. Woodruff is in Luke• .. dor this price. land attending the Missionary meet­ No tomatoes are going forward ing of the Presbyterian churcd. from any part of the east coast it] car lot shipments now and there will Crcalnrc At Orlando not he such until the new fruit comes on, the freeze having damaged plants A party of Hanford folks that in the Miami district. motored to Orlando Tuesday to enjo the Cretore Opera Company wera Mr. and Mm. Scheclfe Maine* Mr. Cara Came Together and Mrs. A. M. Philps Mr. and At the corner of Second street and Mrs. E. M. Gallowny Mr. Ben Fish Magnolia this morning about eight ami Mr. John Wade; Mr and Mrs. o'clock a Dodge car driven by Sam J. C. Hutchinson. Miss Moll WhitMurrell and a Stutx car driven by ner and Miss Mabel Bowler: Mr. A. W. Lee came together badly and Mm A. E. Melton and Mrs. fracturing both cars and cutting C E. Melton. Sam Murrell about the head. The two cam were torn up and will take In Honor of Visitors a lot of repairing to put them into A charming afternoon party was shape again. This is a bad corner given by Mm. Fred Williams, Thurs­ day afternoon in honor of Mm. Geo. Lemaux and Mm. Rose Add­ ington of fndianapoiis, the guests of Mrs. Harry Ward and Mm. Ward's daughter, Mm. R. R. Deas. Ferns and pink Kiliarney roses decorated the rooms. Punch was served throughout the afternoon and a atrawberry course, at the refresh­ ment hour. Guests of the happy aeeaslon besides the honorees were Mm. Herry Ward, Mrs.-R. C. Bower, Miss Fern Ward Mm. W. E. Watson/ Mrs. Keeior. Mrs. Geo. Psxton, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mm, R. J. Holly, 411 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING A For Sale—Small stock of groceries on Sanford ave and Fourth street ip LelTler Block. All fresh goods'. Good locution for business. J. F. Sloan. • *• 13t-3t p Lost—Small Airdale puppy about six weeks old. Black with tan feet, b‘db'*Tall.' Reward. Randall. Chase • 135-tf For Sale—f room houre in good location. 705 Oak Ave. 136-Gtc. For Sale—Double white iron bed, mattress and spring. 607 Magnolia Wanted—Good second hand light-weight bbggy. P. O. Box 844 or call or phono 376. 134 6tp, Wanted—To re n t,/a car for. a month. Address Dr. E. E. Baker Paola, Fla. 134,-dtp. Wanted—Incubator at once. For cash. Write "PoUlt/y” care of Herald. 13l-6tp. 133~4te ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ir . Christian Sceince services will if if be held at the W'omiln’s Club if Oak avenue, between Third. At and Fourth streets, on Sun★ it day morning nt 10i45'o’clock ★ if Subject: “ Unreality". 136-ltc-yir . • For Sale—14 ocres celery land, ail tiled within city limits on brick rood with two nice houses. Rea­ sonable price. E. F. Lane, Phone 462. 133-fitp. Wanted—Experiinced Sales Lady Apply at once. Speer & Son. 131-Gtc For Sale—Vault doom, L. S. Care of Herald. address 127-tfc. B rea th e T hro u g h the Nosef For Sale— Ten aches fine Hammock lt«-iiMiiii> for hreiiililng through ihn nose Instead of the mouth lire: (1) land on Cameron avenue. Write F. to warm the air; to moisten tho J. McDunnel, Sanford, Fla. 131-Gtp nIr : (31 |o remove (lie dusl and Wanted—Good first class waitress germs; (4) to produce more suction Apply Lincoln House., 127-tfc In the chest, which helps draw blood Into the lungs us well ns nlr, thus helping the heurt and more easily attaining second wind. , W hy For Sale—Stable Manure in ear itle. Sanford lots. Buffkln St Glrvln, Blahee Illdg. 402, Sanford Jacksonville, Fla. , 110-50tc. 1 1 3 - t f c . ---------------------------------------------- For Sale—Extra Fine White For Sole—A speed car in good Wyandottes eggs. Two dollars per condition. Cheap for cash. For full 15. W. B Ballard, Altamonto particulars address Box 1081, Or­ Springs, Fla. 110-tf. lando, Fla. • 130-Ctc. Stolen—A Beacon Tiro 35x4 Timken Bearings in Stock. For Rib Tread, brand new. Locate this any Mako of Car. Sanford Motor tire and communicate with Herald Co. .Oak Ave & 3rd St. Phone 3. Office and help to break up the gang 121-tfr. . of tiro thloves in this sectinn. For Sale—9 room house, fine For fjale—One lot of Duroc hogs location, furnished or unfurnished. and pigs. Any amount you want Apply 210 Park. 171-tf. from one to lot* • G. W» Spencer. 121-tfc. Boarders wanted —Mrs. McEwefi will open her boarding .ho'ise April 3r<L Will serve meals also. 402 Oak Ave.. San/crd. 134-Gtp. IN D IA N A T R U C K S W ill Shorten the ■ Distance Between Your Farm and Market Fancy Prices Paid For • ; , Oak and Pine Stove W ood F . P . RI NES OFFICIAL figure! of the L'nilcd Slates Department of Agriculture ^ show that Farm Products can be hauled to market in motor trucks at nearly half the cost of hauling with teams. *. The use of an Indiana Truck on your farm will— 1— Give yog a market outlet to highjy valuable food supplies produced by you and which have been wasted heretofore because of the dis­ tance to market and lack of adequate transportation. 2— Haul your produpe to the consumer more quickh more salable condition than is possible by any other means. 3— Keep your men and teams in productive work on now spend a great part of their time driving to market 4— Eliminate a lot of unnecessary handling and special packing of your * I I* I * * I *1 produce involved in shipping by rail. 5—Widen your marketing areas and increase your profitr from diversi­ fied farming. . • Behind every Indiana Motor Truck in Georgia and Florida stands a score of conmtetely equipped service stations. We can always supply any one of 72,000 parts1—every part for every Indiana Model. Look for the Band Wagon in the “ Mororize-theFarm" Tour WILLIAM C. THOMAS niBTnintTTonH **vrj? m i. General Office. 917-19-21 Main St. JACKSONVILLE. FLA. BcsbcImsi _ 1 • '__________ southern MACON. GA. DEALERS TAMPA, FLA. -J EVERYWHEI MIAMI, H A .- - . . ; Before You Decide on a Motor Truck there are vital facts you should know about truck selection. These facts are contained in “ How to Choose a Mo­ tor Truck", a unique buy­ ing guide and impartial analysis of the truck mar• kel. This analysis makes the selection of the right truck as simple as a prob­ lem in arithmetic. Wrilc uv for a complimen- �PAGE PAINTING and TRIMMING SPR UC E UP T H E CAR P u t on a new coat of paint for this season and make it look like a new auto, the envy of all your acquaintances. We paint, enam­ el and finish cars like they do at the factory, so you cannot tell the difference. A good way to make last year’s model look like next year’s. T ry our wepert ay to paint­ ing and finishing. We Specialize in W ashing and P olishing C#rs P H O N E 112 I ate of animals nnd wiTT walch over And . protect n favorite kcepee, and he will s*|so hoi]} a*/ grudge against one for some-time, watching for an opportunity to get even with him. Rut I do not Animal T ra c e r, Reveals, Fact#I believe those popular stories of ele­ phants that have remembered being About Elephant. I cheated, by strangers and squirting SANFORD DAILY HERALD In jT panic. Onco Tody Hamilton. tlir Itanium & IlnlU-y press agent, hud tnn demonstrate to n group*of Knr York reporter! bow easy It. waa to frlghtep an elephmit. It wns at the winter qrcrtere In Bridgeport. We hnd at the time some ' two or three ‘ dozen ele­ phants, and I 161 a pig- loose among them. Ttirre waa a commotion at once. They snorted nnd equalled and kicked —and. by the Way, they can Use thelt hind lega Hke'gAtllng guns. I also pal some rnta In among them, nnd they were Juat aa afraid of them. If they had ao( been well chained the whole bunch would, have run away. Elephants are driven from the near, or left, aide, like oxen. The drlvet tells them to shy when be want! them FIND B R ID E’S B O N ES IN ROM E? to go to the tight and aays "come In” to bring them toward him, "Mile" Disappearance of ArtlgVa Wife May meana to go faat; "mule up” to trot, Be Solved In a Mur. and when he wanta them to atop tha d*r Trill. driver calls out " tu t” Rome.—Two- development* Jn the Misinterpreting Hie Motive. tangled and mjaterlous case in which At about three o’clock one morning Ignatius XtAtoncs, a Peruvian painter, —according to Toby, XI. I \—Mr*. T. P Is charged with the murder of his girl O'Connor waa orntlng In the house of bride, came to light. The skeleton of commons to 12 or 10 membera lying a woman known as llaria Rotelllnl, About In various stages of drowsl- who waa supposed to have committed auldde here two yeara ago, was ex­ Sir Patrick. O'Brien was amongst humed and positively Identified m that them, nnd, now and then rescuing him­ of Senora Xfesoncs, and Mesones ad­ self with a start from falling asleep mitted to the court that hti wife had audibly engaged In conversation.. disappeared on December 2T, 1917,'In"I protest against this disorderly stead of calling for America, as he conduct 1" exclaimed Xfr. O'Connor, al had Insisted hitherto, He also exlength. "The honorable baronet li pressed the belief that Benora MesCfljistantly interrupting me.” ones and the Rotelllnl woman were "Sir,” replied 8lr Patrick, with a the same person. graceful how, "tho honorable gentle­ ftfesonea told the coart that for the man misinterprets my motive. I In purpose of obtaining money from hla terrupted. It Is trpe; but It was'wlth wife's family he Invented the story the Intention of waking the honorablt that Senora Mesones had gene to gentleman's audience." — Pearson1* America. Investigation by authorlWeekly. ties has shown the supposed Marfa Rotelllnl first Appeared la-Rome on Introductions. the day Mesones saya his wife .van­ "I wnnt to haTo n bill Introduced In ished. " • congress—" began the emphatic cltl- Says tha Bruts Is Both Tender and Af­ An angry elephant, however. Is a fectionate, Though Hs Will Hold dangerous thing, nnd an elephant Grudge Against One Who keeper whd Is rough Is always running "AH right,” replied Senator Sorghum. A risk. A cross elephant Is usually "But I enn tell you In advance thal made so by tlie keeper. Some men are Introducing n-bill In congress Is like An elephant lives to n great ngu and naturally cruet and are willing to do any other kind-of-an Introduction. It conies to maturity slowly, mid Is anything to satisfy their desire to show will result In n few minutes of pleasnot full-grown imtl^ from Uilrty-flirq off. This Is apt to be n fnult of new nnt courtesy, hut It doesn't nccessnrl* to forty years old. it Is a ml stake to men around elephants. 1 knew of the ly lead to any substantial acquaintthink an elephant Is clumsy Iwcnusc case of a fellow called Bayou Blll.*who he looks so. In proportion to Its size wns with the Jerry liable show. An nn -elephant Is -much' lighter on , Its elephant put her trunk round his shoul­ Tect than a horse, umTcan outrun most ders, pulled him off his hgrse nnd be­ horses for a short distance, and there fore nnyono could prevent she put ono j Is no ono of an elephant's four feet of her feet on his legs, pulled him In ( k et The total number of tracks regthat he cannot strike or kick quickly two nnd threw tho pieces over her Istered In 1018 wus 507. with a ton nnd Accurately with. hack. I hnve nlso known ninny In- 's nnge capacity of 1,052 and a pas«enAn elephunt can stnnd considerable stances of men being squeezed to death I ger cnpaclty of 0,345. Due-to the lack fold If he Is kept moving. I have taken between n wnll and nn elephant's bend­' of railroads and the need to transport elephanta In Bridgeport, fitted bfigs er under Its foot. Rut from ft keeper agricultural products, motor truck! over their ears and tails and worked or trainer'who treats them properly an arc beginning to ptajr an Importnnl them up to their bellies In the snow elephant will accept punishment, nnd part In the country's comiaerce. pushing cars without Its doing thf iu when It has given In the mnn enn do Walt Return, , any harm. On the other hand, I lost n almost anything with It and the nnlSomebody says tho old-fashioned pa­ fine elephant onco *• « result of ex­ tunl will not lay It up ngnlnst him. posure to the cold, writes Gcorgu Conk­ In spite of Its great size the e|e- per collar Is coming hack. We doubt lin In the Saturday Evening Posh (•limit In quite timid. A strange nnlmnl it—the cost of white paper will pre­ . Tliq elephant Is the inogLQffectloji- or an unfnnilllnr noise will start him vent I t—Houston Post We have a few Fordson Tractors iust novr. Come and get one •before they are all gone, C. F, WILLIAMS Dealer 1 Notice*! It at Once. 1 am the owner or two dotps a black cocker spaniel and a white lung-haired Scotch terrier. One day a (title girl came In to play with them. Wq were oui^lo the yard, both dog* aiding on the porch, when I noticed dun she would look, Intently at me. thee at the doga. She did that several times, then said. “Why, your dogs don*i look one bit like you.1 Exchnnga \ Fish, Given “Drink,” Comes B£ck to Life London.—Tho whole town of Yarmouth- has vlowed a smnll fish, a bream, and marveled. It has been named Jonnh No. 2. Robert Wotllng, Cottlshall, Norfolk, caught a 20-pound pike on Barton Ilrond. Some time later, when the ptko waa cleaned, a bream was found Inside It. When examined, the bream's tall was seen to quiver. "Thereupon,” said Watting, "I poyrod a drop of brandy down the fish's throht nnd placed It In a halt ran. changing the water every 2d minutes. It soon began to re­ vive, and In n short time wns swimming around ns full of life ns ever.” ED HIGGINS Salesman B. C. DODDS, M.D - Residence: 905 Magnolia Are, Phone^401 Office: First National Bank Building \ Phone 462 When you study others live and observe their actions and constantly strive to imitate some successful man’# activites, be CAREFUL that you do n ot neglect to study as well—Look in the Mirror, Look in the Mirror of the past and ask yourself this question? Am I saving all I can in energy, character nnd m tney for sthe good of all. By helping yourself you help others, Thnt Wc Shall Resolve To Save PEOPLES BANK OF — SANFORD = ^ = largest assortment of ever Sanford, Florida �SANFORD DAILY HERALD Mwdon of Iftiters lo ptrsonsl Items HInterest _ In and About Sholts the States 0IV-V for the Seventh and a rl.tc for re-election was in the today »h°kin* handj* With Ms l and talkingjftbout his' can“ v David says he did not need * *’ he had been appointed for [“J.sr. hut first of a" h* was a i Democrat and aecond y he was «d sport and he would trot u . or sp with George DeCottc* an yho was .the bfest man. itvs you seen the line of straw . f0r children at Sanford Shoe ClothinK Co. >V ]92-fitC. .dored Easter ogg* for aale a t blcy’s DfU8 Store by Holy Cross Easter Celebration with the Communion of the Lord's Supper in the morning. Mrs.Tackaeh and Mrs. Hoy will sing "Mary Magdalene.” In (he Evening t li ** pastor will speak on “The Rising of Christ and Christ with us Today." Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers . After several weeks of illness Cupt. G. A. Brower to sit up and it is thought •soon be restored to good Lizzie's Coming. seriou* is ablo he will health! Large' assortment of wash hats. Sanford Shoo & Clothing Co: 132-5tc Mr. and Mrs. Davis Lane of Jacksonville arp week-end guests of their aunt, Mrs. W. M. Haynes. .Who's Lizzie? • Notice Chevrolet. Owners ‘ We have taken'on the Chevrolet contract,and are now ready to take ckre of your service. We have a good service man and a big stock of parts, •taylor Motor Company, Pico Hotel Building. ■*"■ ’ 122-tfc. A box of Huyjera Chocolates or that delicious Log Cabin Pecan Nut Roll would be greatly appreciated and enjoyed while automobillngJ Sold by Mobley's Drug Store. 18(j-0tc, ‘Get your Easter Candies at Mob­ ley*. New fresh shipment just re­ ceived. Hylor’s and Log Cabin Pecan Roll. 135-Otc. Don’t forget "Much Ado About Betty" the Senior play, next Thurs­ day, April 8, at the Princess Theatre. Tickets are on salenext week by mem­ bers. of the. clasa. When does Lizzie arrive? Just received a fine line of. white Milttns. Grace Williams, opposite poatofliee. 133-ltc. Bell Mako9 Improvement The Bell Cafe will bo closed Mon­ day. Tuesdny end eWednosdny of next week for a general overhauling and repainting of the dining room. When reopened the Cafe will be first class in every particular with an A. No. 1 French cook and lady waitresses, wc will eppreciate your business. 133-ltc Lin, Linurd, Hetty Campbell, Ned O'Hara and Violet Ostrich get in a terrible mix-up. Como and see us straighten it out. The east' in­ cludes 22 members of Senior Class same being an Irish maid, a colored bell hop and maid, an aid maid, a two hen-pecked husband, and little girls, day April 8th at Princess. Admis­ sion, Children ,25 cents, Adults 60 cents. 136-lrc Guess who Lizzie is. Mrs. Dykes has purchased the cottage on Elm Ave occupied by Mr. Hogan, which the purchaser ex­ pects to improve for a home. This was sold by J. E. Spurling. I35-0tc, Beginning Sunday April 3th Park Ave. Cafe will be closed each Sun­ day during the summer months 131-3tc. brought the glad news that the department had twenty thousand doL lars automobile tfcx‘money to spend on State-a|d roads through Volusia county. The State-aid roads are two in number, one running from the Putnam county line through Seville, DeLeon, DcLand and Orange City to Seminole county, and- the other from north of Ormond to the Bre­ vard county line. Twenty thousand dollars ought to put both of these roads in passable condition, and the news that this amount is available for this purpose will be received with pleasure by the members of the Board of County Commissioners.—DeLand News. • Mr. Frank Koper purchased the Kriggle property on West First- fit. thru J. £ . Spurllng. » 135-ltc. Colored Eastef eggs*Tor sale ‘ i t Mobley's Drug Store by Holy Cross Guild. 133-4tp. Set?' our lino of Boy's Si ranging from $8.00 to $2 ford Shoe & Clothing Co. The Womans Club will put on a Spring F estival th a t will be bigger and b e tte r than ever. -They plan this festival with two im pbrtant items in mind, one to furnish Sanford people with am usem ent and a good tim e and the other to raise funds to be spent for civic purposes. L et us all join-the crowds those three nights, because do you know of a b e tte r way to spend your monfey for pleasure than by spending it where the City will reap the fyenefit? And DO YOU KNOW of a better place to buy th a t E aster outfit than the place th a t gives you heaps of value for your money, a place where it is-more im portant to satisfy than ‘to ju st make a sale? We try to plug and pull a t all tim es for a bigger Sanford and one of ouf.ways of doing this is to conduct a store th a t could take its place City many times the size of Sanford. ' * ^ W E CAN F U R N IS H iYOU W IT H AN E A S TE R SUIT AS N ICE A S ANY C ITY -fcTO R E C O U LD 8 E L L YOU AND W E DONT ASK T H E S A M E PRICE T H A T A C ITY STO R E W O ULD Mrs. R. A. Tcrheun, Editor Phone 395 V 1’ V )' V V V V V V V V V V V 1’ 1 I 1• 1 V 1 )' V V V V T )’ lV V 1' 1’ 1 1* )' Easter Week Calendar Easter Sunday— Special services and fine programs of Easter Music in all the churches. Easter Monday—, St. Agnes Guild meets with -V Mrs. Archie Betts. . V Pipe Orgnn Club, Mrs. Geo. 1 Hyman, hostess. Y Tuesday, April 6— V Mrs. L. 1'. McCuller enterV tnins at Bridge. V Wednesday, April 7— V Business meeting of the Wo- ) man's Club. V Thursday, April 8— V T. N T Sewing Club meets )' with Mrs., It. M. GYoverstem 1' Mrs. W. E. Watson enterV tains the Every Week and 1 extra tables in honor of Mrs I Keeler. 1 Mrs. F. L. Miller entertains Y the Duplicate Bridge Club at >' at Luncheon. 1 Thursday.night-2- ’ ~Y Dance flt the Parish House, V Mrs. Forest Luke Hostess V Friday, April 9 1 Mrs W J Thigpen and Miss V Katherine Wilkie entertains V at bridge in hener cf Mrs. V Mrs. Keelor. 1 Saturday, April 10 1 Mrs. C. M. Vorce entertains Y in honor of Mrs. Keelor. V Society Personals Mrs. Norwood Pindar retu nod to her home in Jacksonville Friday A Box of after a pleasant visit with her mo­ ther Mrs G e o . Dickenson. Walter Neal of the Record Print­ Mrs. J. W. Barnes is in Pensacola ing Co., of St.Augustine was in the called there by the illness of her city last night enroute home from mother. the Southern part of the state and Mrs. Elton' Moughton and baby paid Ihc Herald ofT.ee fflh'.apprecinf OR left -Friday to join Mft« Moughton ted visit. _ * * 27 in Ocala where they will reside. A fresh shipment of Whitman's Mrs. J, M. Hayes and children Huyler's, Wyley's and Log Cabin 'have gone to Allendale, fi. C. to Nut Roll Candies just received at spend the Easter holidays with her Mohlcy’a Drug Store 136-Ot mother. . N ould IJc* a M ost Milk is Cheaper Mr Purifoy of Leesburg spent During the summer months*!he several days in Sanford this week, Appropriate price of milk will be IS cents fc r the guest of his son, Mr. E. R (inerts und 10 cents for pints. Effec­ Purifoy, easier remembrance tive nt once. Roseland Dairy, Phone Mrs. Alfred Liljn returned Wed­ 2011 and 133. 13G 6fc. nesday from a seven weeks j ’isit in M. M. Smith, of Winter Park, Wymoning where she was cnl|ed by chairman of the State Road De­ the illness of her sister, Mrs. Furpartment, was n DeLand visitor nell who accompanied her back to few minutes yesterday, on route Sanford. down the East Coast. Mr. Smith Mrs. John Gadsden of Summer­ ville, S. C. Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. T. L. Dumas. She expects to spend a month In Sanford. A LEONARD CLEANABLE Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lemaux who REFRIGERATOR have been visiting Mr. and Mra. Hurry Ward are leaving, to-da/ for their home in. Indiunapobs, with Mrs. ltoye Addington who will leave MAKES for New York on Monday, they have received many charming sorinll attentions. . Mrs. O. W. Maine* leaves to-day for her home in Louise after a plea­ sant visit with her.chlidreJ. Mr. and Mrs. Schelle Maine* and Mis* Netr Maine*. Mis* Minnie Stewart ha* accepted a lucrative position in Atlanta Ga,( and left Wednesday to enter upon her new duties. Easter Candies APRIL 3,' 1920 Huyler’s Famous Chocolate^ Log Cabin Pecan Nut Roll THE STO RE TH AT I S DIFFERENT' with Ml1*' S. Puleston, chairman of the contest committee. No names wilf be considered that are dropped in the boxes unless authorized by the committee and appearing on the ALL KINDS OF list. The “ Mock Marriage" will be one of the special attractions of the £ INSURANCE. closing night of the carnival, w ith1 S y i R E A L E ST A T E . all the decorations trimmings and! fjg g S A N F O R D , F LA. furbelows that characterize a real [ LIABILITY C O L L IS IO N wedding The "wedding" will he j PROPERTY O A M A G C T* jij flu- Court ilOfUtL. Thyre will be a; matron of honor. brides-maids,! groom-men. ushers und all the rest ’ of it and the reremong!!! Just he There Never Has Occured A Fire sure to witness that ceremony and. w ith o u t s p e c ta to rs, an d n e v e r has one or m ore of th e m yop will have the time of your life <i C ' . . , f a i l e d to som e The contest will continue thru two day- of the carnival but a few sp e c ta to r days prnceding the votes -will not be publisher'. It is believed that this will inereare the interest and exeitrmenl in the contest. W a s It In su red ? F. M. Story of.Chuluoia. Dead F M. Story, aged 65 years, one of the most popular citizens of Chuluotn died at the hospital at Orlando, Thursday morning after a lingering illness jif diabetes and other complications. Mr. Story *eas a " Floridian _ by birth and had spent the inoat of his life nt Chuluntn. He was a deacon in the Baptist church and a faithful member, also a good neighbor rnd mo- of the best citizens in his com­ munity. About forty years ago. Mr Story was united in marriage to Miss ar*' the following; Me*dames A. D. Wells und J. M. Osteen Orlando; Mrs. David Hart, Conway; Mrs Walter Iloregartle, Bithlo; Mrs. J .! Lee, Green Cove Springs; Mrs Rnhnrtl Mitchell. Oviedo; and J I Story Chuluotn. The deceased is a! n survived by two half brother*. J F. and Henry Harrell. Chuluotn The funeral was rnpdueted ut the Baptist churci) at Chuluotn Thurs­ day afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev. Thompson pastor, olliriut’ng. The body wits laid to rest in the cemetery at the same (dace. • was rr m$u*tD?)^fiN5uiUD' W h a t w o u l d he th e an sw er should th e fire be a t y o u r hom e? "DELAY* IS FROUGHT WITH DEEDS UNDONE S e c Us At Once About Fire Insurance! Cotton Seed Meal NITRATE SODA Potash Nitrate ASHES m in , S p a n ish S a rd in e. The priori pnl Industry of Vigo, Spain. I* sardine packhte. The Vigo dl-trlct furnishes nlmost pne-fourth of Hie world'* production of sardine*. The ex|M)rt* of those In oil In 1018 amounted to 1,017,OOO cases of 100 tin* nub, with no estimated total value of 113.000.000. 53485301534848532348232353234853485353015323 A Complete Kitchen HAPPY HOUSEWIFE ALL FOR SALE BY H 3M 003 H M 1 V 3 Q I NV. Bride and Groom Contest Much interest center around the bride and groom contest that is one of the attractions of the Spring Carnival, given under the auspices of the Welfare department of the of the Woman'* Club. Voting boxes have bcen-placod In‘various business houses and a number of popular young people. h»va already been nominated a* will bo seen by re­ fer! ng to the Herald list. Anyone who desire* to enter s friend In the contest esn do so by communicating ‘ - . •* for this Spring and next Summer’s needs alk . Contract ahead and know what your goods ar going to cost you, and that you are going to get theiTY W. I. LYMAN, Agent NITRATE AGENCIES CO. at office o; ' P , Connelly 104 to 108 Magnolia Ave., Sanford ............ _ ........................2 ............ ' •' ■ T �• ifiLirr I 1,1 • ' 5 1 f • t.—.* ^ *1 '. 1» ~ 1 # ; •.< r * ■■*. ■. - 1' “ -" -^ i,-*rr —.. * . • 1 THEHERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY THEO. J. MILLER & SON ’ Furniture and Complete House Furnishings Stoves and Ranges Our Stock is Complete FOR n n « r « i > ■ u — FOR MX MONTHS _ -U.e* DELIVERED IN C1TT BT CARRIER / O NE WEEK_____________________ _ _ 1 I Ca f EL - f% ., Pvf 1 *t“ ■5^4*4 - , *-T V Prices and Terms oath had.over.voted'anything but tho Domocrtaic ticket in hia life, and the overwhelming-majority of thorn bad had a habit of a lifetime of voting the Democratic ticket from top to bottom. But It was reasonable that these men should demand from the candidates as much party loyalty as they had displaysd as private citi­ zens.* ' • Now it is time for every Democrat to^Tegister and pay his poll taxes. A condition confronts the party in Florida that has not confronted it in a quarter of u'century. The ne­ groes of Florida are registering and from this country was to the effect that three times as many negroes as white men were qualified and from other parts of the State reports, show thgt the Republican party wfil poll *- record-breaking black vote. There are only a b o u t'2^,000 more white men than, black of voting age in Florida, and While the Blacks are all natives of this country some of tite whites are foreign-born and not naturalised.—Tlmes-Unlon. . ■ ,l*m ** The National Banking?Laws of This Counj _ y * '’"‘'Si f_ ** c o n s titu te a b u lw ark o f protection to the depositors of such institutions. The fcany donations to Sanford’s Reasonable fine new hospital and the generous National Banks are becom ­ Ealarad aa sacaad ciaaa ■ a lta r Oatekar X7, spirit shown toward that institution ing m ore and m ore public *111, at Ifca la a t afl a a at flaaCarR, T laM a, aadar speaks volumes for the people of 34 years service to San­ a r t mt M art* * 1ST*. •• i , Seminole county and the success of * ford institutions and the Govern­ this Institution. ~ 1 ■ ■ r — MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ----- O----. . ment is taking a strong hand " I have ,picked Orlando to win in seeing.that they are con­ • it I EASTER SUNDAY the pennarft" said hn old-timer yes­ ducted for the safety o f the r terday. "There Tnay be more dubs In the league, but that's my story and I ’m gglng to stick to it. I may be wrong, but Sanford wllf .be Seeond. The folks In that place some­ !■ times fall out with each other, but PR ED IC TS N EW A LA S K A RUSH r ASTER and all the when baseball time rolls around. Oh, - y ! .ito ChriatUn world boyl I remember away back yonder Klondike Pioneer Expects to t Ten! will celebrate the In the ^arly days of the national City In Spring at anniversary 0 f game in this State. The "Gate City," Hyder. the day when our that was what they palled those 1 1L*Jgp--:1**•-* Savior arose from the dead. There is Oeleryltes, had the finest and beat Seattle, Wash.—Hyder, Alaska, cen­ no place in the world where this agrogatlon of spheroid Nchasers that ter of the Stewart river mining prop­ erties, witt become a tent city rival­ oecassion can be celebrated in such could be found in the South. Sa­ ing Nome and other famous "strike"’ F. P. FORSTER, President a fitting manner as in Florida where vannah sent ii team down there B. F. WHITNtfR, Ct£ towns, if the expected spring Influx of the flowers are all in bloom, where once and those Sanford fellows wal­ prospectors Is realized, according tt the trees ore all in grce/i and where loped them. .It’s a good town."— James W. McDonald, pioneer of tht thej people can wear their summer Reporter Star. Klondike, who was In Seattlo recently. clothing with no fear of having ----- O---- * .... 1 —-T he world - Is golng-to ^ice-anothe* winter's chilly._blasts-Jurcc-lhtL-wearfinancing nock on Mountain. tent city In tho spring." Mr. McDonald THE MOTOR CAR PROSPECT ing of overcoats. Let us. all rejoice Fitchburg, Muxs.—On the western said, "nyder’s future Is nssured, aqri Th demand for automobiles is then tomorrow over the fact that the slope of Wnchusett mountain n hulfincthere Is every Indication Mint when thr Ing rock hns been discovered. The greater part of the world is at peace, umnzing. Though i|» introduction snow goes off thousands of people, will rock, which a man found while hlucthat we enn hove th is opportunity ol is so recent it has become one of the flock ti\ tho little town." celebrating thin great occSssion In common factors in our every-day life, Most of tin* newcomers will be dls borrylng. Is six feet high uml hat FRECKLES I V itivclr £ appointed, Mr. McDonald asserted three points of contnct with the rock by Dr. Berry'n Freckle( the life of Christian people every­ and of the building of automobiles there is no end. Your Dmi—ht or byMUfl Hundreds of them nre used only to beneath, ft enn he rocked perceptibly where and we can also rejoice in tho S«ml 1- .' I rcc UJotle In one direction without being dls placer mining, while the Stewart river An authority in the trade estimates fact that we hto living In such nn Dr. C II, Berry C 1., M-hp, Indued from Its position nn the nnturnl properties nre nil fiord rock. The dls earthly paradise r* our own fair that at present there nre over 7,500,trfet will not he fully developed foi platform, i 000 motor cars in operation in the Florida. five years, he said. _**.* ’ * United States add that this year's ----- 0 ----Under Same Name 1,000 Year*. ---------------------London.—In preparing lire pnppM Strawl>rrrit«< aVe celling in Paris ami that this* gear's output will Vienna Has 40.000 “Flu" Caaet. for $5 apiece. We bought Home here total 1,600,00 more. Vienna.—Forty thousuhd cases of Tor a irnnsfcr of the llrtdlsc of tho Though the United States has only last wcc’l for a tritie less than that Influenza nre reported In this city,, "King and Tinker" at Enfield, search O of the /accords showed thnt tho plneo one-sixteenth the population of the nml the death rate Is very high. world it lias ten times as may ailtoAmong the recent victims of this had been run under the sitnm name disease was Dr. Ernest Werthelm, a ns a public house for more thnn 1mobiles aa all the rest of the world , GEORGE D. HART world-fa mnits sneclnflst and surgeon. 1,000 years, making It perhaps tho oldcombined. Did not these vehicles —t Inn In England. Christ arose from the dead and aaF. L. MILLER.Of* wear out it is apparent that the ' LIFE INSURANCE'" crruled into heaven. Duly Announced. point of domestic situation would he SPECIALIST Reinforced Concrete Old. Let us of this town make it the Mary, upon answering the door reached shortly,'----- Inspection of tho old wall* of thd Phone No. *7 ’ P. O. Ilox 107 bell found a couplo of wimen wb? Two or three states have nn aver­ day on which we ail arise to the had stopped to call. As she let them pnlnce of the Louvre disclosed that Occasion and go to church. re-lnforccd concrete was known and age of one car to every six people. The church is the great stepping In she called to her^niother: "Mother,', used In Paris In-the sixteenth cen­ This "would certainly about equal any you have a couplo of customers." tury. -----------possible demand were there not a stone on the road to heaven, and Christ has blazed a clear trail to its constant demand for replacement of the old with new ones, though na- door. If Christ could give hiu life for turnlly such sales would constitute a smaller volume of. business than a mankind, surely mankind can give virgin field where the craze for a car Easter Sunday in commemoration of his sitcrifive. in virulent. What a day would be if every • But after the domestic demand is met to the point of sutiation there person in this town—every. man, remains the world at large, so that woman* and child—would go to the authority referred to believes church on Easter Sunday Roofing of All Descriplionsthat there is a market for 40,000,Probably such an event has never 000 cars just as soon as they can lie been recorded in this country since built. With present facilities this the days of. the Pilgrim Fathers. would insure manufacturers active But the impossible is always business for decades to come What possible—in America. It is possible Llnte. Cement, Plastor was once esteemed a toy has de­ in this town. Prick, Drain Tile and monstrated its utility.—Tampa Shall we mnke a clean sweep on Sewer Pipe. :: :: Tribune. Easter Sunday by ALL *°inK to • <# ri j ______ chnrch? • • * • *1 L-XV SPLENDID ARTICLE ON The editor was expected to write SANFORD a learned and rohetoricAl editorial v i (/ nn the glories of Easter Sunday. In-, The Florida Grower, one of the best magazines in the south, and stead we are making nn humble hut one that publishes the truth about practical suggestion to the people of Florida" has u two page article about this community. And we nre ready to take our own Sanford in this week's issue anti it is * one of the l est pieces of advertising place in the ranks of what sould bd that the Sanford section has ever the greatest procession ever known in h a d .'J h o article was written by American history—the spectacle of Rube Allyn. who is a Florida news­ an entire community marching to There cars are equipped with the new H oi Spot Con­ paper man and with whom the San­ church in honor of that good man ford people are familiar and Rube who givo his life for thorn. tinental Motor, designed especially to operate on the low Will YOU go? has confined himself strictly to the — 0 -----FORtruth a’nd while he hits not burdened grade fuel we arc getting these days. Only one other car the readers with miles of statistics he NOW rREGISTER! using these motors as yet apd it sells for. $3200.00. writes the story about Sanford in EVERYTHING IN Now that the court has issued a his inimitable style that is enter­ mandamus commanding tho Bupcr O ur V e lie P r ic e taining and instructive. visor of ■registration to regisUr ap­ T^he Florida Grower write's up the plicants ns Democrats without re­ different sections of Florida in each quiring t|um to lake the oath pre­ , One of these cars is yet unsold. Come in and gctj issue and like every other publication scribed by the State Democratic your demonstration. of this mture spent money on the executive roip mi tire, we hope every compilation of.the article and*setting Democrat will register and pay up it up and -'publishing it and the Her his poll taxes as quickly as possible. aid often wonders- if the general ►flunilrcdi nnd probably thousands public ever realize* Just what these in this county .objects to taking the Watch for our Tire Sale now on for one week a n d save articles emst thnt tjie Florid9 maga­ oath and they were ns good Demur* zines and newspapers are actually ernts ns the men who took it readily. money. * . giving away each year in publishing No one knows what tho San Francisco such articles about .Florida. convention will proclaim as Demo­ ’ The Snnford Board of Trade, cratic principles or whom they will every real estate man and every nominate. If they nominate a Demo­ business man should take a bunch crat on a Democrnttic platform we /M of copies of the Grower of April 3, nre for him, whoever, he irtny be, nnd we arc confident that the majorand send them out at various times to people who would like to learn „ ,lty of Ihc- men who objected to tak'mU the oath feel ^ le same way more about Sanford, SMALL CREAM We* thank the Florida Grower for about it. Men who ure^too loyal to this splendid write up. We know Dcfnocratie principles that are ontiwhat it.is worth and we are indebted Dernocratic ! if these are given the to Edgar Wright and the Grower name—men who are too loyal to the Democratic party to support a and Rube Allyn for life. -ATman who is not and doe* not profess The article will he reproduced in to bo a Democrat, if by convention Monday's dafiy Herald. legerdemain ho Is given' the no­ Hauling of all kinds to any. part of the c o ^ f t r 811 ' '~7\ ■'' ■ - .1 SANFORD DAILY HERALD ii. 5 SANFORD DAILY HERALD fine price and they were very 4, .*■ f *, J. , , ,* x♦ . I.• berries. ——O----- ' / • PsblUh«4 m m 7 tlU r— m • i t i f l Murt*} « j ,,, - . - ‘V - - , I T i t Her kid tlaiMiof, IIT M**m IU i H i a i , 9»»One thing in which Michigan leads (Mi lloMt. A--. Florida is in getting Sanford pelery I’LIIILLSHE US on the market.—St. Augustine Re­ cord. . , ----- 0 — INC. ‘ B. J. HOLLY, Editor • J’nlatka News says, Sanford will W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager teke a rest now thaTthe celery crop fa almost off. We are only starting Adrartidaf Rail* Mad* ( > • ■ • • • Applkalia a now. There will be dozens of spring crops to grow and ship up to July UUSC Rim O N TRICK IN ADVANCE * • > , - • fv APRIL - f t 1920 toe . & - w € . '.: ~rt*1 » ; ..t'.r Sanford, Florida PHONE !•' LEST YOU FOSI L '£ - Milvis Marble P .' ' ■ Jy '■ . -c 1 ' ’.’ Monuments, Com In M&rble or Gn m m m m m m m x m m m m s flfi Lumber . Building Material Four [f ii j| \3 \ 1 Roadster • For Immediate Delivery A n d a C A R L O A D of the Hill Lumber Company y N e w M odel V elies Will be unloaded about Monday, April 5th. HEADQUARTERS $2075.00 G ro ceries '!' SPECIAL PRICE SI TALL CREAM rr- $1.50 Doz. .-s 75c Doz. hrr = - - any _ H. L. H A IG H T mination, are much better Demo­ CHRIST, EASTER AND THE crats than those who care nothing ---7 PEOPLE • ;----- : except for the name. v- ■ It is not probabU th at one man Easter! We all know what it in tep who' objected to taking tho lignlfles. It was the day on which * - J ir -if. ... ire jm ■ L^ri - -wFtr-gfiTi i , n M i .* i-.-gX . .1 lx U 4. \ �SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 5 is reflected in the census returns giving the facts and figures is reflected in the Comparative Statement issued below in which is sho • S ta tem en t-o L th eC o n d itio n o f the o f SANFORD, FLORIDA, at the Close o f B usiness March 31st, 1920 U. S. Liberty Bonds ? - — ■ Stocks, Bonds and City Vouchers Banking House, Office Bldg., Fur. and Fixtures Cash in Vault and Due from Other Banks 543.96 178, 150.00 12,950.93 45,678.11 218, 175.28 Many steps in progress are responsible for this remarkable growth of a bank seven years old among them being: Strength and Courtesy, a Life Long Residence in Sanford, and the thorough Knowledge of the Officers and Di­ rectors of the Seminole Bank of local condition's and Values and possibilities, They have made this bank the Financial Stronghold as shown by the above statement. \ • *. /. \ \ '• GROWTH IN SEVEN YEARS SERVICE March 31. 1913 March 31, 1915 March 31,1916 • . . March 31,1917 March 31, 1918 March 31,1919 The comparative statement shows the steady growth of the bank each year in spite of the freezes and war conditions and the officers have always conducted the affairs of the bank in a conservative manner protect­ ing the funds of. the depositors and yet always been foremost in assisting in the development of Sanford and Seminole County OFFICERS: FORREST L A K l, President * ■ A. R. KEY, 1st V ice-Pres and Cashier. G. W 2nd-Vice-Pres � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 03, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d6c1ba19445fc009fc817a7af712eec3.pdf 8bcecea68f21bb463ec16fa68215bb3b PDF Text Text IN H IE HEART OF THE WORLD S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION to B eltrans widow. Qrdenness su r­ WHILE- VOTERS ARE BALLOTING FOR • PREFERENTIAL rendered to th e police and is held CANDIDATES, incommuulcado b u t will be Iterrogated today. D etriot April 5 (By Associated Press) Snow two inches to six inches Allies Note To Turkey deep covers Michigan where the London April 3 (By Associated voters arc registering their prefer­ Press) The allies have presented a ences in the presidential prim aries collective note reiterating the demand for th e candidates. to the-T urkish governm ent officially Dynamlte Case .Hearing to disavow the N a ta llst movement according to C onstantinople desT h e preliminary hearing in the patches case of. State vs George Stciff char­ Chicsgo April 5 (By Associated Press) Train service here is virtually hR niM lH zed-by^he spread of tho unauthorized strike and according to advices eleven roadB are affected. The strikers rlalm th at nine thou­ sand will be out today. Police Chief Garrity is holding the entire force is reserve fearing th a t possible riots a riots and says the situation is seriqus ind they may have to call out the military. The officials of the two big onions have ordered the men back TO PU SH io work. . . OUT OF AVIATOR WENT FOR SIX DAYS WITHOUT FOOD Lour* Tfark of Time And Swims The l.sst 200 NUMBER 137 SANIORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL 5. 1020 VOLUME 1 Yards Tq Wrecked ged with dynamiting tho residence of Miko Stoned was held in the court house ‘yesterday Judge Housholder presiding and - States A ttorrney David Sholtz being assisted by At­ torneys Geo. DeCottes, A. K. Pow­ ers and Schelle Muines. After hearing all the testimony o[ the various witnesses Jtidge Housholder bound the defendant-over to tho next term of th e Circuit Court which will meet here in May the bond being THE GERM ANS RUHR' VALLEY. Paris April 5 (By Associated Press) Frepch m ilitary measures to force the Germans to withdraw their troops from the Ruhr basin uro in the hands of Marshal Foch ( isaid the French foreign office today iFrench troops are ready to move Iforward unless the Germans prom pt­ ly withdraw says Weishuden despatches, I Vrsaell. Arcadia. April 3.—Lieut. Omar C. Ntirgsrlh has returned fo his friends after as trying and soul harrowing experience as was ever undergone by any hut an unfortunate few of the I,ate Wires world's heroes, heralded or unsung Anderson S. C. April 5 (By Assoc­ Six d»>s and nights without foed and with hut little w ater is a pros­ iated Freesi Ten young people were pect no one would wish to face. Add drowned Sunday by the over turning to this the curse of absolute lone­ of a flat boat in the Savannah river liness and solitude, the tax imposed near Lowndesville. Robert Bradshaw on an active mind which rose and eascaped to the Georgia side. No fell through all the degrees between bodies were recovered. hopw and despair, driving the while W ashington April 5 Snow and the failing husclcs of a body parched freezing tem peratures reported in by thirst, tortured by mosquitoes, many sections of the south., weakened !>> unceasing toil through W ashington April 6 Attorney knee deep tnud and w aist high w ater General Fnlmcr has gone to Georgia over ground grown with knife-edge to open ram paign for presidential >a» greass, and one bas the elem nts of an afl\ inture which undergone in a less | risale time or manner or in i the accomplishment of an im portant mission would stam p the survivor u a hero and earn him the, sym pathy and plaudits of the m ulitude. The atory of L ieutenant N cirgarths privations from .the tim e he w as for­ ced down from lack of gasoline at a spot ’snr.'e few miles inland from the midpoints of th e T housand Isles to the time of his arrival at a fishing party but th e following Monday morning would read, if properly r JAM ES H IG G IN S BADLY corded, like a page from Jack Lon­ IN JU R ED , don works. BUT NO CROPS DAMAGED RY SPRING SNOW. REPORTED TH E LATE WILSON NOTE TO THAT' lion. A. A. Coult, o( th e Florida DcEFFECT SCARES AMERICANS» vclopmont Board, suggested th a t th e IN TURKEY . editora of the C ountry ddnllem an " b e Required to repair M eM shon's Constantinople April 3 (fly Assoc’ damngo, and this the la tte r will now ated Press) Wilson’s note to the a tte m p t to .d o , subm itting his fur­ allies intim ating th a t the Turks ther a rtic le s'to the departm ent be­ must get out of Euroffc shocked all to fore cing published. In conclusion Turkish parties and Americans here M r. W hitney said: “ M cM ahon will arc apprehensive over tho effects of cali on us as soon ah he completes the president's stand. his assignment, and wo shall under­ tak e to Dec to It th a t his future ar­ Stewart Is Bought By ticles tell the (rutK. H is past articles Stuffy - P h illies certainly have not done so.” .. Birmingham. Ala., April 3.—The Philadelphia club of the National John A. Chumbloy, connected with League today • purchased ** “Stuffy tho special departm ent of justice in S tew art" inffelder, from the Birming­ Washington and a personal represent­ ham Barons for a cash consideration ative of Howard Figg, of the division and two players, whose names were of the high cost of living, and a per­ not made public., Stewart formerly sonal Representative of Attorney Gen­ played with Pittsburg and with the eral Mitehaeli Palmer,.was a visitor A tlanta team of the Southern Associn Orlando yesterday, and today. In an interview with a reporteh, Mr. It was also announced the Barons Chumbley said he had made- a tour had unconditionally released Pitchers. of Florida and found th at profiteer­ Kirk and Fox and Outfielder PurceW ing had been carried on in many ci­ arm ed POSSES ARE SCOUR­ ties of the state. In m any plurea he IN G M ISSISSIPPI RIVER found a profit was being charged as BOTTOM S. . high as 160 per cent. He raid the departm ent was prepared to take C hester April 6(By Associated drastic measures In the m atter and Press) An armed possee is scouring that nn extensive campaign would be the Mississippi bottom s for eight of started at once and a fair price com the fifteen escaped inmntes of the I inlssiener appointed with full author­ asylum last night. T he authorities ity to act. This commissioner will say the men are the most dangerous investigate all eases haying full au­ of the seven re-captured. Tho officials ! throtiy to punish to the full cental of nay the escaped men fostered the •the law. ' • negroes who1 best the keeper uncon Mr. Chumbley called on United csious nnd took the keys and li­ States District Attorney Phillips, of Monn'-hlnc A.nd Moon Shine berated their companions. Tumpu, a n d . Braxton Boachum, of Over in Orlando the other evening a negro saw the rising moon shining istration during the war. Mr. Chum-, through a hunch of trees, rushed tu hley said Mr. Beachum had given the fire departm ent, find gave nn such satisfaction in his work under. ••arm of fire. And, by heck, the de­ Jloover he was trying to get him to partm ent went out on the run —on'y take th e'p o sitio n of .fair'p ric e com­ • i, find that the wcll-intendtioned ne­ missioner. hut that Mr. Ileacham was gro had been slightly confused. holdln this under advertisem ent raying right here that, if any negro and had not given his decision In the in this city should see moonshine he’d mnttcr. not call out the fire departm ent. 1 _ M r. Chum bley paid high tribute to should certainly say he wouldn't. Mr. Hopeh am work and said he was He wouldn’t call out anyone b u t his most anxious for him to assume the friends anil he’d call them in a duties of f air price crm m ifslrnor.— TO THE HARBOR STRIKE «ort of sepulchral stage shiaper. for Orlando R eporter Stor. NEW YORK. (car the news would spread too fast. Chicago April 6 (By Assoc lated Press) The middle nnd southwest are digging out from n record breaking E aster enow fall which dis heartened the prediction of tho return of balmy w eather. C attle nro reported to have suffered in the open country in the southw est hut there nre few reports of crop dnrnngc. Snow- drifts have buried the rnilroad tracks city boule­ vards and country roads through the affected region. Trains moved hours behind the schedule. Telegraph and telephone ccnnccH tna und communi­ cations are crippled and the m elting snow threatened to flood th e streams. l,ou8s<ville April 3 BY Associated Press) Messages received here notify Revival Closes all railroads of the general embargo W hat proved to be one of the effective today on all export frieght greatest revivals In the history of through to the port of New York due Sanford, closed Sunday night, in the to the harbor sttiko . Methodist church, with Dr. Walker’s inspitatlonal sermon on "T he Power of the Gospel” At the conclusion of the sermon one more new member was received into the church. One of the most impressive scenes of tho fnorning service was the baptism «f fix little babies, just be­ fore the sermcn fln "The Uessurection", wlrich was one cf L)r. Walker’s most powerful during the revival NE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY campaign. At the conclusion of the CASUALTIES ZRE REPORTED morning .service seventy-one new merphers were received into the church. • Truly it was a great revival -­ great in attendance and in the number* of saved souls. • RUMORS OF EASTER UPRISING CAUSE MUCH MILITARY ACTIVITY. London April 3 (By Associated Press) Armed troops are guarding ■11 roads leading to Londonderry, Ireland according to -a -D u b lin des­ patch. It is believed th at thia mili­ tary-activity 'has something A o~ do * itb rumors of an Easter uprising. Great military activity ia noted in the auburls of Dublin and all in­ crushed.- He was rushed to ur. coming vehicles 'are searched. T olar’s office the railway physician but being busy with an operation at the tim e he w as taken to D r. Langley's office Where Drs. Langley and M arshall attended him and he was taken to th e Fernald'Laughton Hospital where hli the physicians c P th e city, are treating him In order m o n t b v ie d o e x c it e d o v e r to^yave his arm if possible. k il l i n g and w id o w Jim m ie Higgins is a lovable boy "GIVEN PEN SIO N . . and one of th e most popular boys Monteviedo April 3 (By Associa­ in the city and this accident is de­ ted Press) PoliticaPexcitem ent pre­ plored by railroad officials and fellow vails here as the result of the death employees and his many friends and °I Washington B eltran editor of they are hoping and praying th a t he El Pals, who w u killed in a duel will recover and will still h a v O iia wlth' former president G rdenneu arms saved to him . It waa anunyesterday. The Cham ber cf Deputies avoidable accident’ and no one la to U piecial session passed a pension blam e for i r b u t It haa c u t a deep °f three thousand dollars annually sorrow on fam ily and-frlends. James C learw ater CHARGED WITH DEPRAUDING GpV ERN M EN T IN BUILDING AERO STATIONS. M iami April 6 (tty ‘Associated Press) One hundred jurors have been summoned for the special term of W riter for Country G entlem en Will Retract S tatem ents ^D etrim ental Federal court to try T. J . Peters, C. . To Florida Soli • F . Goodman, W. W. W ard and L. B. Pride charged w ith defrauding W ashington, April 3.—Congress­ the government in the bulldinL ff the man Drane was today oflfclaPy in­ the aeronautical camps here anu Key formed by M ilton W hitqey, chief of the bureau of soils of the federal departm ent of agriculture, that a C hattanooga April 6 (By Associa­ public apology through' the press ted Presa) The Tenn«see river is would be made by John Ffl McMahon rising slowly but it is thought it will a writer in the Country Gentelmen, begin to recede this sfternoon. The who recently did great injury to the sudden fell of tem perature brought state of Florida by misrepresenting snow. Severl hundred / inhabitants land conditions. These articles, Mr. were forced out of their homes and W hitney said, misrepresent complete­ will be taken care of by the city. ly the attitude of the bureau of soils. T h e situation has is better and is I t is true th a t MeMahon get some well 'in hand. . . information frero the bureau, but he did not present it as it should have is th e soft of the late Jam es C. Hifg- been presented. The m ap which gins for many years the superinten M cM ahon used was an old one d e n t of the A. C* L. R y.,of th is city d ty . Votes For $30 000.00 Golf Courae Clearwater, April 3.—Tuesday was th e dpy of the city .bond election T h e voters of C learw ater registered th e ir approval of-th e proposition to bond the city lor $30,000.00 for the purpose cf providing a municipal golf course, by an overwhelming m ajority Voters the number of 237 favored th e project, whil^ 22 voted againat it. M any worqen voted and most of them faVored the bond issue. NOTHING WILL BRING TWO H EM ISPH ER E TOGETHER MORE RAPIDLY THAN DE­ M ONSTRATION FROM TH IS SIDE OF TH E ATLANTIC. London, April 6 . - Discussing tho American presidential situation and the possible relationship and friend* ship of the United States and Great. Britain, the D aily News, under thecaption, “ America ngd Arms” says, rightly or wrongly America voted* ugulnst the treaty *.«re repr4HI*l*Ww«» had helped to draft and under the {rf-r fluenco of th a t emotion, resolved not merely to m aintain her detachm ent from Europe, hut to arm herself po­ tentially against Europe. N othing will bring the two hemishpheres to­ gether mere rapidly than a demon­ stration from this side cf tho Atlantic of a sincere resolution to disarm . Nothing could he more beneficial to Anglo-American relations than a n 'in ­ vitation extended more than once by W alter Hum e fytng, speaking offi­ cially os first lord for the adm iralty, for com petition with America, not to increare arm am ents, but decrease C o p t n l i f i n A fril 6 (By Associa­ ted Press) An agreem ent to-end the general strike which forced the king t o - d i r mb* his cabinet ended In a conference cf the employees. Weather Report AFFAIRS OF CHINA AND JA­ PAN BANKERS UERGE TH E SAME. • , by Tuesday meaning Shanghai April 4 (By Associated Press)* Japanese handers" detire to enter ecnicrtlLm in which the Uni­ ted Ttates, G ieat Britain and France would take the dom inant p a rt in flnanclrg China according to Thoe. A. Lament.•* * • • * ' •*« ■ �SANFORD DAftf ! * M l A i on “The ReSurecdonv % Miss Houston will sing COME! GREAT DAY REMARKABLE STATEM ENT Seminole County Banka Shows wonderful 'G row th In Seven Yearn Of Business In this issue of th e Herald appears a page advertisem ent of the Seminole C ounty Bank showing the com para­ tiv e statem ent of the bank's return­ ees during the seven years of the b an k ’s exsistenci. in this city. The statem ent is rem arable in many ways showing the steady growth of the newest bank in Sanford during (he Charles ElectHc Company Electrical Fixtures and Supplies of All Kinds Wiring and Estimates an expert Electrical Engineer Motor, Generator a n d Mag­ neto Repairing a . Specialty We arc ready to Bcrve you at ail times Charles Electric Company 107 W n t First St. y e a n in which thia comn^ynity was hit hard by tho cold apap and the war and other vicissitudes and the most rem arkable part of the sta te ­ ment is the A nt statem ent of the bank m ade March 30, 1914 th e first and th e statem ent of the figures of this year, March 31,. 1920. The first Year ahowed 9153.000 in .resources and this year ahows 91.017,000 and the comparison la another Instance of the growth only of the rrtource* of the bank but. of this city and county. The advertisem ent states th a t credit is due to the bank's officers who being home people have a thorough knowledge of the bank's needs and the ’ people's needs and with a conservative spirit th a t safe­ guards th e depositor's interests the officials have not been hide bound or penurious in their dealings with the people but have taken an active part in all the development of thia »ectioir-;*nd- h a re been •willing'Wld ready at all times to foster the many big things needed in this com m unity Read th e statem ent in this issue to get a fine piece of Tiled, Land, at a Very Low Price. 10 Acres, 5 tiled good drain­ age. Small house in good re­ pair, East side on Brick* road. 600 yds. from loading station. MUST READ PSALMS New York.—Uncle Sam will soon be conducting great classes In reading the Psalms almost at the feet of the Statue of Liberty. The pre-war prac­ tice of examining all Immigrants who come by steerage at Ellis Island has been restored. More than 1,000 men and women Will read from the P s a lm s there dally, and Miss Liberty, who stands a stone's throw from the Islandailp, could hear If she were Incarnate.' Rending from the Psalms Is the lit­ eracy test for admission to this country, which went Into effect In May, 1917, and Is now.receiving Its first real trial bemuse Immigration during the war was small. The law provides that an Immigrant, with a few exceptions, must be able to read from thirty to forty words In any language he or she desires. The department of labor de- SUGGESTIONS FOR SP R IN G BEANS LIMA BEANS BEETS EGG P L A N T SQUASH TOMATOES CUCUMBERS C H A S E & C O . SANFORD, FLA DANDRUFF Jacksonville, -Fla. Messrs. Cobb and Broward, Cify. G entlem en: I would be ungrateful if I did not tell you how much good I have received from tb« use of your wonderful remedy. Was troubled with A bad case of dandruff. I sought the best aid th a t my barber could give, including the electric massage a n d . the use of other remedies wwith absolute j failure. ’ , t ... Now a fte r having used only three bottles of your wonderful “ Hair Food" my dandruff is entirely gone, my hair has stopped falling W t and is in bettor-condition th an ever before I unhesitatingly recommend y o Jr Hair Food to any and all sufferers. Yours very tru ly C. W. Clement*, N _A . M (COPY) C. W. C .—G F o r isle by Bower & R o u m late For Sale—One lot of D uroc hogs and pigs. Any am ount, you w ant from one to lot. G. W. Spencer. . 121-tfc. ; a t last lies cleir and Ann for you. It (s a road yerti can travel without L ost—Small Alrdale puppy about six weeks old. Black with tan feet, bob’ tail. Reward. Randall Chase. . 135-tf success when you prepare the way by depositing your MONEYwith us. This bank Is a public benefactor andyou may walk with perfect confidence when we have charge of your financial affaire. * For Sale— Double w hite iron bed, m attress and ip fjp f. 507 M agnolia " laiUtc. For Sale—7 Passenger Paige automobile, A-l condition, 200 young chicks, also crop of oranges. Inquire Mrs. A. V. French Sanford Heights. 135-Gtp. .1 4 > W ant*d-rIncubator a t once. For Poultry1 Herald 'For< Safe—Ford * onk—ton truck cab and stake body. Byarr Auto Co. 133-4tc SERVO HOME IN S T IT U T IO N SA N FO R D , FLA For Sale—14 acres celery land, ail tiled within city lim its on brick road with tw o ’ nice houses. Rea­ sonable price. E. F. Lane, Phone 452. . . , 133-6tp. For S ale—Two sto ry 8 room house F or Sale—Stable Manure in ctr r.. title. Sanford lots. Budkin A Girvin, Bisbee .Bldg. Heights. Apply o. 402, Srfnford Jacksonville, Fla. llo-50te. avenue. 113-tfc. W anted— Experienced Sales Lady. Apply at'once. Speer & Son. 131 -6tc. Tim ken Bearings in Stock. For For Sale—Vault doors, address any M ake of Car. Sanford M otor L. S. Care of Herald. . 127-tfc. Co. Oak A v e 'A 3rd S t. Phone 3. 12i-tfe. _r* Boar It rs w anted— M rs. McEwen For Sale— Ten ac;es fine Hammock will open her bcyirdlng house April For. S ale—9 room house, fine land on Cameron, avenue. W rite F. 3rd. W/il servo meals siso. 402 Oak location,' furnished or unfurnished. J. M cDannel, Sanford, Fla. 131-6tp 1:i4-6tp. Apply 210 Park. 134-tf. Ave. Sanford. W anted—1000 shoes to repair A a .E . Dobbins, Electric Shoe R«. * W anted— Good second bftnd W anted—To ro n t a car for a pairing- 4th St. and Sanford Ave. light-w eight buggy. P. O./Box 844 or onth. Address Dr. E. K. Haker 136-6tp csll or phone 376. Leffler Block. 134 6tp, iola, fla . . 134,-6tp. It is significant that every Worth While accomplishment in the higher development o f Talking-Machine art, is the result o f Victor skill arid pf^ei^iveness. THe Victor Cbmpariy is more than a Manufacturer of Talking-Machines. It is a Creative or­ ; ganization, it developcs t h e TalkingMachines to the highest state of perfpetion. There arc Victrolas in great vaBfjiailsflaBffflllglll riety and styles from Come in and l e t ' Us demonstrate this wonderful machine. (W atch for B ig W indow D isplay) APRIL RECORDS 8w£ct and Low.Elsie Baber, A Southern Lullaby. Elsie Baber Ircne-E dlth Day. Alice Blue GownEdith Day Christ in F landers-L sm berl M \i r h j There is No D e ath -L am b i4 t Murphy I'LL See You in C-U-B-A Hilly M urray T hat’s Worth While Walling ForBilly M urray. Buddha—P eerless Q uartet Let Me D ie a m —Sterling Trio. In .Your Arms. Medley Fox T rot— Selvfn's Novelty Orchestra. That Naughty W alts— Joaeph C. S m ith's O rchestra Venetian M oon-Fox Trot (Saxophone Xylophone. Piano) All Star Trl® Swan >s - O ne-Step All S tar Trio Bo-LV,Bo-Pox T rot—Paul Blese and Hia Novelty O rchealra H arem Life-O riental Fox Trot— ’ Paul Bleae and His Novelty . Orchealra RED 8EA L RECORDS If You Could Caro (from _l‘A* You W eref (W lrnporie-Darewski) Frances Alda , ta m p s n e a S e ra (Ave M aria) (fiilli* M alfetti) In Italian. E arlro Caruro Z a i a j l Baclo (The K in ) (Leoncavallo F arrar-D e Luca Q uart)! la F M ajor- Lent# (D vorak) Flontaley Q uartet • M inuet (Porpora-K reirler) Jascha , H eifets Gypsy S erenade (Serenade' du Taigane) (Valdbfc). FrlU RfcW *r to u r Eyea jla v e Told Me go (K ahn­ . U h A lstyne-Blaiiftin) J o in KlcCbltnsck In The Sweot Byo and Byo (Bennett W ebster) E rnestine Schnm snn* H elak Hcrodlade-Vision Fugitive (Fleetmg vpectora are equipped -B tr-iaT T m gflrr^T lh' verses f r o J ^ (he Psalms printed oh them. Ady types of script are repre­ sented—German, Arabic, Hebrew. Jap­ anese, Russian, and so on—except Chinese, for that nationality Is not permitted to Immigrate. Lest any nllen lenm, porrot-llke the verse of the Psajm that a friend In this country had to rend, (he Inspec­ tors have nt least 40 different verses id each language, one v o to to a card. Primary examination at the laland will requlr) many more employee*. Immigration authorities hays estimat­ ed It will take 91.000,000 m ort annual­ ly to Increase the force to a proper site, a s well ns to raise salaries of present employees so that skilled workers will not leave the service for private employment. ... Marriage a t a Lottery, tf a young man were na proeperool m k r he mirrlee a . whll# he engagw there would be' leas lettary and morn Bllttmrv lo marrtaga.—Dallas News. vA>-*'C‘' . For Sale—Small stock of groceries on Sanford ave and F o d rth street In Leffler Block. All frtth goods. Good location for business. J. F. Sloan. * 13t-3tp Immtgra sw eetc o r n PEPPERS FOR Batea Buys Home W. R. Bates of Rlvnra Bros, store has purchased the DeForrest place The Florida^ Association for the at 308 Pork avvnue for m any years Deaf will meet with the Florida and Mrs. C. H. occu. Smith and expect to make it their School for the Deaf in St. Augustine Mjiy 19-23. T hese-yearly gatherings future home. of form er pupils of the schools and, Lakeland Grows 87.2 Per Cent ithers who have become associated with them are always enjoyed and Now 5.0G2, productive of great good. W ashington, March 31.—popula­ tion statistics issued teday by the census bureau included: « Concord, N. C., 9,903; an incrcare of 1,099, or 13.6 per ren t over 0910. Lakeland, Fla., 7,062; increase of 10,731. or 08.3 per cent. Oshkosh, .Wis., 33, 162; increase 100 or 0.3 per cent. Peru, Inh., 1 ,561; increase 0,650, or 15.1 per cent. Maywood, ill., T ,072; increase 4,019, or 50.3 per cent. Second li^nd Poultry wire and The D utton Phosphate Com pany Poultry yaerd equipment for cash. one of the oldest companies in tho W iite " P o u ltry ” care lierlad 136-6tp state, has been recently taken over For Rent—One large well furnished by an English corporation, and ita room 717 Park Ave. 118-tf. Gainesville ot Ocala. They have also changed its name from the D utton Phospahte Company. Lon Cola is a comdination of London, ^ind Ocala this linkitu: Ocala to one of the lar gest cities in the world. Required to Read From 30 to 40 Words In Any Language Ha Desire* W e H iV e T h e 9feE D — F R E S H Stolen—A Beacon Tiro 35x4 H Rib T read, brand new. Locate thia tire and com m unicate w ith Herald Office and help to break up th e gang of tire thievea in thia aection. CLASSIFIED Phone 311 the mornings a n d /‘Gospel Power” in the evening the morning “Golden Bells COME!! COMfcm FNtich *Lea .i * ix f »■* * * VICTROLASL a AND iL u n a »l M <Hn4 » «i•. m>4 OJos N egro. (Black Eyea) (Alvarex) .la ^ B p a n la h . * « ■ �SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE APRIL 5, 1920 tlon* emanation obtained from n salt of the element. It (lilfeni from earlier apparatus It) that liquid air is replaced by chemical means of purifying the emanation, which abo felt to bo more Mr. Goslington Philosophizes on refThble. * Human Ills. Finally Corner to ths Very Wise Con elusion That Many Seeming Mis­ fortunes Are Really Bless­ ings In Disguise. "ailromerby, my friend Gllmmerby," said Mr. Goslington,, "propounds the theory that both poverty and worry are conducive to longevity, and I tldnk there Is something in "that. I am not So sure about the worry, and yet I think even that may be true! I Cab see,' fo r instance, that If i man worried hard enough he' would keep himself lean bad so escape' the (Us and Inconveniences attendant upon obesity; but that poverty tends to lengthen life I have no doubt what­ ever. "The man who Is poor, as we most of us are, lias to work for a living. Sorely It Is In work that we are most blessed; ami If we have work to do lu which we are Interested, that ap­ peals to hs, then are we fortunate in­ deed; we And a pleasure In labor and a joy In accomplishment; and it makes me smile to think how In such work we forget our worries entirely. “So we don’t really need TO core slder whether worry Is a life prolonger o r not; all we y n n t to lengthen eur days If to be poof, poor enough so thnt we have to work and keep plugging; but I do wonder thnt Glltnmerhy did not mention along with poverty and worry, ns among the tilings tlint^tnlght tend to prolong life, our physical nll- Airplanes for Salesmen. A Sydney (New South Wales) business ffrm ongrigrd In the manu­ facture of rubber Is equipping Its commercial travelers with an air­ plane. This Is the first of three to b£ -.'atmJlftrly em ployed-by the firm. Miss D orothy‘P erd rltu s made a trip with the “bsginan-pllot,’’ Lteut. J. If. Hu tier. It Is stated that Australia Im­ ports annunlly >5,000.000 * worth o t rubber goods. By their nerlnl deliv­ eries thla firm expects to get a great­ er ahare of thla hustness. All Bui T h a t . . **I can make nhy boast that my hushand can make, said the equal rights Indy, who wns making a speech. "All right." said a man In the audi­ ence; "go ahead npd do ID-I just heard your husband say that he was a man of few words." As a Llnlm snt "I got some alleged liquor, but I'm afraid to drink It." "Going to throw it aw syt" . "Naw; I'm goqnn take a chance on n«ing If to rnh with."—Louisville Conrier-Jouruat. ' . , . PUSS, 3IOUSE, A SPIDER MOUSE mo out of B noWN hole In the wall, which landed him CO hla right on a shelf In tho pantry. .Tim hole was hidden by pans, and Brown Mouse never thought of such a thljig as that the pans might be moved. Otie day be was bold enough to run out In the’ daytime and stayed, and, getting a bad fright from aeelng Puss come Into the pantry, be ran out of thVdoor Into the kitchen and out Into the yard. Here he managed to escape tby ninnlng under the steps, where Puns could not follow him,' AH day he ..stayed there and all eight, too, and It was not until the bext day that he could get back to his own home. ' But whst was hla surprise, when he went to the hole In the wall to find W E S L E Y HOLLAND merits. "Some yenra ago a friend of mine bega'n to lose weight nml ho kept on In that way until he had lost 25 pounds. Then he consulted a doctor. Lt wns something that could ha checked, controlled nnd ’perhaps en­ tirely cured If the patient would fol­ low faithfully Uio prescribed treat­ m ent;-and then he wns told that |he general benefits be would drrlvo from the treatment were such that tils life might be prolonged to n greater limit than It would have reached If he hod -never had this ailment nt nil. "I might add Hint llils friend has now recovered several of bin lost pounds, ho Is feeling very chipper and cheerful and be fully ex|>ecta to live to be n very old man. ‘T he fact ta-tlHit many tilings Hint, we may look nt. when they come upon us. as drawbacks-are In reality bless­ ings In disguise," the pan bad been removed and that Madam Spider had woven n web right over the opening nnd was silting there, waiting for a stray fly. "You tmve closed up Iho door to tny house," protested Brown Mouse. "I mil afrnld I shnll tmve to tear away your web, for I really must get In. You know, It Isn’t safe for me to be out here I" "Ob. dear, what shall I do!" walled Madam Spider. "It took me so long to flnd ibl* pluetj. and I worked so bard to weave tbls beautiful pattern, and now you are going to destroy It. "Of course I cannot protect myself against such n big, strong nnlmnl n* you. Me, Mouse, so 1 must submit Oh, d ear; oil, d ear; how miserable I tie frull creature as she la," he thought. "I —on't break down her home." "Don't worry.' Madam Bplder," said Mr. Mouse. "Stay 'rig h t where you ure. I can easily make another home by night time, and I do not think Puss will get me np here, so make yourself easy; yout home shall lyjt he destroyed." Madam Spider said she could never thank him enough and off hip ran to make a new do?r to his home in the wall. Borne time a fte r'th is all happened Mr. Mouse grew bold again qnd ran out of the pantry .one day a n d .l'u ss saw him. Around the -kitchen she chased him, anil by aud by she had htm cornered. He cohid not get hack to the pantry, and Puss was very sure of getting him, so she sat quite still am) watched poor trembling Mr. Mouse, who was sure, his end was near. Hut he hod a friend close by, though he did not know It. for right over Puss* head was the new home of Madam Bplder, and when she looked down'and saw what wns going on she knew It was time to pny her debt of gratitude to Mr. Mouse. Mndnm Spider let herself down by a slender thread right over Puss. Then she swung herself right Into one of Puss’ eyes. Puss Sent "her"fiend~ And -"brushed her eyes with one psw. It took only N o t only to your country bu t to your loved one. Y ou are N O T D O IN G your duty if you do n ot think o f the future.' Y ou A R E D O IN G your d u ty if you SAVE. W hich shall it Be? • SANFORD Cotton Seed Wleal N ITR ATE SO D A Potash Nitrate ASHES Mr. Mouse grew thoughtful. All Alika. Lady Aster, the American M. I*., told In I/ondon the' other dnv ii siory about mi, nntl-suffragtai. “Antl-sufTraglsts nre nil alike," she said. "Once I was cnnvnsslnc for signatures to a petition about Lord Milner, the viceroy to India at Hint time. When I called no Mr. Hoggs, the grocer, be rend the petition carefully and then said: " ‘Who Is this here Milner, ma'am?" ""O ur Indian viceroy,’ said L ""W ot’s a viceroy?’ said Mr. Boggs. “ ‘A pro-consul, .volt know,' And I ex­ plained Lord Milner's position In de­ tail. "Sir Hogg*-, in tu it e d , dipped tils ] hmi In tie- Ink . then lie looked anx­ iously. " ‘Ynn'ro not left In' Iho women hlgn tills, are your he said. * ""Ob, no, Indeed,’ said I. " T h a t ’s right,' said Mr. Hoggs, ns he slowly traced his signature. T h at's right, ma’am. Women don't know nothin' about these things.’ " Radium Economy. • The use of r a d iu m on ii large scale therapeutically Involves danger of loss, and this factor lias been a big. tme In Inducing hospitals nml clinics with a gram or more of the element fn use to utilize radium emanation In­ stead of nppllrnfors containing the ra­ dium Itself. There lias been Installed In a Pittsburg laboratory ati elegant and useful apparatus fur tho collec­ tion. puriOcnllon and tubing of rnillii- Slrickl. (Copyright I T h e T ra g e d y . Ho was a unit and he married a inut A mutlrrsa. ttvrhnps, we should say. Kadi drilled on In a n aeon-old rut F ur m any a wearisome day. He sta rte d to g ro w —a s it happens some­ times When It least Is expected—and soon OME people link war een no stopTheir m ating was one of those m a rital • crimes pa yet. Other nlglit I go see (lglita T h at the devil considers a boon for pr)*o arid heesa rjida up weeth S W c ilc y H olland. H a r v a r d ’s " m a n ot m y s te r y ," h a s all C a m b r id g e puzzled N e ith e r v a u l t doonr. ste el b oxes not ice w n l ’s h a v e y e t b e e n able td hold H o lla n d a s a p r is o n e r , Ha Is a n elec tr ic la n a t th e u n iv e r s i ty a n d a s to u n d c o th e s t u d e n t s w h e n he m a d e hd. way *--t of -* tt c e l b e - w h ich th e y h^d r - l . - i a . t y c o n s tru c t M for the d e m o n ( l a v E x p W o E j j p H a n Plaque > ' i » n alt l be » u i n > ->l E g y p t i u r n e*i '** t*I*****l ii im ij . i n., *e heel! niftier a p p a lli n g I’ ll' in Cnlnltt l i, l-' lu ld ii stiotiin pie i i i *i i o -i i i i |i In IHHil. ><lo-o u Iter) n il e|»oi.i a p p roa c he d from tin- «ea presently* covering all the ticnvciis. nml a rain of blood fob lowed. -Wlien Ihe rain dried, however, tlie mailer Hint gave It Us crimson tine was found to lie volcanic dust which hud been carried In dm clouds uml de­ posited ti> the ruin drops. A LEONARD CLEANABLE REFRIGERATOR MAKES A Complete Kitchen beegn scrap over sornatlng, I dunno. One place gotta whole lot rope on and I nskn mnn wnt doesa for. He say ring for mnka light Pen. Hut bees too nmocha square and no mooclm go round for ring. (The question Is old as ths e a rth h as Prcety soon two feller come out grown old, weeilt no moochn clothes on only a And the answ er ts yet to be found; la It Hicht to break loose, hum an gander lectio bit. I gotta Idee they tink hoes from goose. Saturday night and try for taka bath When P a n Cufilit’i* no longer a r o u n d T) pen water bucket. One man wbosn all dress up Ilka HOW T H E Y VOTED Sunday mnka speech for explnlna ttsta " H o w d id y o u t w o v o le in t h e bout. Hut lie no saw wdt gonna dgbt late elec tio n ? " bout. Dese two feller wbosn lenvn their "W ell, B row n here knew chillies Home mnka frlrns weeth shako hands. Nextn meenutc somebody rlngn S m i t h , t o h e v o t e d f o r Jo n e * . I dretier bell nnd beegn light bretikn k n e w J o n a a ao 1 v o te d fo r lucre weeth decs two feller whoiui Sm ith.’’ ready for go to bed. When da bet! ring seemn Ilkn both ttnk other one A Misconception. gotta bees lunch. Somatime love and "Give mo a dollar's worth of bug nnd no light. Other time nil tight belladonna.* please.” a n d no hug. Somebody holler “break I” “A dollnr's worth of belladon­ and both ( pusba some more ecu . da na 1 What In tho world do you face, want with thnt much of- soch a Mnn weeth decncrhcll rlngn for drag?" supper ni|d stoppg dn light. Both "I’m sick and tired of teach­ tighter gettn scared nnd no scot to­ ing kindergarten, nnd Somebody gether. Pretty soon hell rlngn' for told nn* belladonna would enlarge hrenkfnnt nnd fight lirenka looso alt the pupils." over some more. I gotta goodn time hut I duuno'wot far everybody tlglitn so mooch. I ttnk CROSBY’S KIDS hoes better tight Vef'somebody stoppa dot guy from play weeth dinner bell. Jusa gettn sta rt nnd rlngn dn bgll and putta light on da bum. I no - understand!! wot for, nobody smnstm decs feller whosji all dress up* Ho stnrtn all dn trouble nnd no gettn puth qyh dn face once. Wot you link? Hhe stayed as she w a s—I'm not blaming her. nol — And her life and his were a hell. Now tell mo—would duty cry "L inger." or “Oo"? Where,, where Is the 'w isd o m to fell? iw t v m m m SOT PT P O O R S HAPPY HOUSEWIFE ALL FOR SALK BY v U SE R O C K IES’ W ATER W A ST E ’H3H00D ssaiaHM ivaai nv The E x c e p tio n . All the world loves a wlmn-re^xPlan to Irrigate 350 Square Miles cep' ' nurse, the bird he wen It frr **ka Capita!. of Land In Wavhlngton la Propoeed. E n g la n d H a s L a r g e s t Pin Factory. Wenatchee. Wash.—Dreams of fnrrisloncd pioneers who saw n mirage of wnsted waters of the high Ilockles flowing over thirsty Washington lands nre to be realized If the long proposed Columbia basin project, said to be the greatest project of tts kind over conceived, Is parried through. Tho proposal Is to carry wnter from Idnlio nnd Montana through 130 mile! of lakes, canals nnd tunnels to Irri­ gate approximately 850 squnre miles of land lying In southeast Washington In the ‘ Big Bend' of the Colilmbln river. Engineers slon created by the Washington legis­ lature are at present going over the Immense scheme to determine its feas­ ibility. W ater drained from approximately 25,000 squnre miles o/ tho Iloeky TO RETURN FRENCH H O T ELS The largest pin factory U In Btt mlnghnm, England. where wane million pins arc manufactured every working day. Ths Uses of Cheek. A man depends largely upon "ch*ek* for hla success In the business corll Likewise n girl In the luntrtmouUL— Blighty, London. B ackground Of Bubbles |n I'Xpi-rltiii-ittliig with sun|> luiMilr) nn English scientist developed Appa­ ratus flmi blew them large nod etib* stunt In I enough to lie used us n back­ ground for photographs. E sk im o W o m e n 's W ork. While Eskimo men are hunting p»hf bear nnd walrus the women nnd chil­ dren are busy entailing the greater part of tho (lsh and birds to be stored ntvny for food supply during tbo'rit months' winter. Mauritius Rich to Per*" Government Soon Will Give Back to The Island of .Mauritius tew Owners Hoatelrlee Used for one-third the area of IKduwar*-. / War Purposes. 285 native 'species of ferns -be little larger than New York has Fnrls.—Hotels requisitioned for gov­ while Brazil contains TH7 AH ernment ofllces are to be returned to rbpe furnishes but fli species the cheir owners ns soon ns possible, ac­ tic zone 20; North America, nor cording to advices received by Iho Mexico tins about 175 species French cabinet. It Is believed they will be ready to necommodnte the flood of American visitors expected next summer. There nre 000 large hotels nnd 2,500 FOR S P n iN G smaller hoslelries In Paris. Of the Intter 1,000 are suited fo r the tourist trade. Hole! men believe they enn handle the lido of oxcuretonlKts this year and Intend to open a central bu* n-iiu where strangers may be directed tn satisfactory quarters. Foreigners nre burred fram tho ho­ Smalt Farina In Egypt. tel nml restaurant business by u bill Seventy-live per cent of the land un­ Introduced In parliament by the gov­ der cultivation In Egypt la held by ernment. The war revealed thnt many persons owning less than two acres. foreign hotel nnd restaurant owners were enemy agents. The hill forbids mirtlclpntlon by clb-ns In the eustnms transit or commission agency trade. Information burentis. employment agencies, munition factories, chemical By Newton Newkirk. works affecting nntloual defense and “Small wonder the quarrying Industry. r \ . life Is miserable p i to a misfit—oftPity Poiterlty. jM p eh If the prenrhA Uostqn (lector anys thnt fn 50 or could w rap years laaiple will lie too civilized fa Jobs VI 111 the kiss, Well, who cures? Very few ot man, both might m will he caring net-b about kissing M a E f l t y * happy." ■In 00 jenre.-*ctere *.J ridtn'.D caliL SUGGESTIONS BEANS LIMA BtiANS BEETS . EGG PLANT SQUASH TOMATOES CUCUMBERS SWEET CORN PEPPERS Wc Have The SEED-FRF.SII C H A S E S CO. SA N FO R D . FLA �APRIL 5 , 1920 SANFORD DAILY HERALD the keenest and moat observant men of foreign missions, Mrs. S. D. Cnrin the whole nation. Wo ahall show rell, T am pa; secretary S. P. and C t t t o in«ru«k cirttt Heads* al them Florida us it ready is, not os missions, Mrs. W A. G rate, Tam ps; audios. 1ST Masaolia Areas*. Haa* their fancy may have' painted It. E C and M Relief Mrs. W. S. Mr. H oim er’a plan is to meet them G raham . T am pa; secretary Y. P.’s at Jacksonville, take them by auto* work and S. E . extension, Mrs. D; rUDLlSHKBS mobile down the east coast to Miam E. Fox Lakeland; secretary prayer THE where they will hold their, regular blind and Iliblc study, M j . J. M. INC. mooting and tranact such business Patterson, Bradentow n; scefolnry of B. J. HOLLY, Editor as they may have on hand, and then assemblies, Mrs. Davis, Wauchula; W. M. HAYNES, Business M aasger across the state to Tam pa, anti up historian, Mrs. K ’lne O Varn. Fort through central Florida to Jackson* M oade^—Lakeland Star. ^ d n i l l d i l R i U l M id i Ka««a ville again. By this trip they will see the beat part of Florida, 1,1a UOSCaimON PRICE IN ADVANCE wonderful winter gardens; its ever­ ro u OffE TKARJ- ----- ------------------- 1 TOR H I MONTHS---------------------------------s green orange groves with their gold­ delivered in c tr r n r carrier en fruitage; its great * variety of ONE WEE*------ i----------------------- II C tropical, fru its;’ its exhaustless mine Newest Mjning Camp Is Real of wealth in the Everglades; its “Spotless town.’* capabilities as a .stock state, and its boat of growing, beautiful c itla . Of these things They will write home to Gold Seekers Rushing Thera In 8prlng their widoly scattered publications Will Find Place Quiet and Florida will receive'a kind and aa Church. I n 's com m unication to th e Herald am ount of advertising th a t thousands Ketchikan, Alaska.—Ilyder, newest City M anager A bbott outlines the of dollars could not buy. I t ’s a splen­ of Alaskan mining camps, la a "spot­ did idea." ‘ Push it along.—Tam pa Intent of th e injunction recently less town" and many stampeders who placed upon tho Southern Utilities may rush there in the spring are pot Co., by the C ity Commissioners and going to find drinking, dancing and states th a t the Injunction holds LO OKIN G IN TO T H E FU T U R E gambling going on wide open, aa in the good only regard to the electric ( In conversation with the editor of gold camps of the first stampede In *08, long before prohibition came, a o current. Since m any of the consum­ The Record, yesterday a prominent cording to reports received here. ers were under the impression th at DeLand citizen said th a t );e puts in If Ryder's new residents find any­ the injunction covered the w ater and a good deal of his tim e trying to thing out of the ordlnnry next spring gas also this comm unication should fathom the future as regards his they may find It In Stewart, a Canadian straighten out the m atter to their children. T h at is. he says he sj{4. town, not fac from Hyder, It J s prob­ satisfaction. and looks* a t children In 'th eir play able, however, that the red-coated con­ and enjoys a sort of dny-dream as to stables of tho Royal Northwestern Those nice ahowere arc very wcl-, w hat they will do in the days to Mounted police, who kept order at come and mean a lot to the grower of come. He tries to pick out the Dawson In the gold dnys, will tie at vegetables and the grower of grass boy or girl who will become the Stewart next spring’to seo that things and flowers. T hey mean a lot to the most noted in th e world. The young are within the law. For a very brief period this winter cnttlo man who is wanting fresh faces, ho says, eager in their play Hyder wns “wide open." according to green grass for the cattle and they afford little clue to-such speculationr -reports. mrnn much to every living thing. Sometimes,_so keen "Whisky and beer were sold at many these faces, Artificial irrigation is all right for a so full of intelligence, that greatness bnrs, girls were dancing, pianos were thumped nnd roulette, hlnckjack and time but whbn U really becomes dry seems to show in all of them . fnro wore being played," wrote one weather there fs nothing fiko these W hat would you not give, our miner from the town. gentle rains from heaven th a t carry fellow citizen asked, for the power Then John Itonnn, former territorial everything needed in plant life. to see through the veil th a t hungn senator, was appointed United States before all these faces, and recognize marshal nnd lib closed everything up. Joe Earm an says in his Palm the great one as he, or sho, will be "Bang went the lid nnd hundreds could Beach Post th a t tho grafters, gam­ in th irty years? We look from one not get nwny from Ilyder fust enough." blers and "stick up” men must go fi^ce to another, and try to pick'out the miner.wrote. “Many went to Stew­ rom 1’nlm Bench nnd West I'nlm the great slatem an d the future, or art. There everything seems to be Beach and th a t the officers and the the great m erchant, banker, lawyer, wide open." Hyder would have bad a population rity commissioners will see to it. The journalist, agriculturist and we turn of 20,000 In three months If the "lid" city employed private detectives away baffled. For nnturo never in­ had been left off, the miner predicted. tu get the eVldojicc and Joe says .if tended us to know in infancy just But the “lid” wns clamped down and he was to publish what he knows 1what the future holds in store. the population dwindled. there ould bo an awful upheaval T hat is why we should not stop at in many circles. Well, most every making our schools as good as it is OBSERVING WITH NAVY newspaper in - the stitte could say jiossfble to m ake*them —for the sim ­ the same thing. If we really publish­ ple reason th at we cannot tell what ed what we know there would be a the future has in. tftore, for the child, great exodus from the state. and we must give all of them the W h a t T h e y M ean HERALD PRINTING COMPANY LID IS ON IN ALASKA The effect of an overall club over the country will merely serve to bike the price of overalls, as wo see it just as the campaign of the. government to buy cheaper meat cuts, is making the packers lower the price of the higher cuts nnd hike it on the cheaj>er. The law of th«f supply and de­ mand. especially when the trust con­ trols tho supply, Mill holds the key to the situation and all wo Hnvc to say is th at thc-local m erchant fs hit just us hard ns the consumer becauso he, tuofds forced to pay the great in­ crease in prices and in turn must tack it u n t o the consumer in order to coine out The eh thing people in your home town nrc not^ to - blame any more than the SouthAfrican wild man and, too the clothing people are not the only ones th a t need attention HIGHER UP. Every line of business starting at the top and including th e paper trust, needs something worse than an investigation and if things don’t take a suden change in every •ine. . onffscatlon will be the only re­ course Then ton, people are living too high and us long as the fellow who has the supply at the head of things and us long ns he feeds the market he will m anipulate the stream that lines from his factory*, to suit thn demands.— Lakeland Star. / A PRO JECT FULL OF PR O M ISE TO FLO RIDA ’ The plan 6f George E. Hottmer, of ike Manatee River Jouraul, to hold the next meeting of the National Edi­ torial nssuciution in Florida looks gat'd to us. Wo have sometimes felt obliged to complain of th e kind and character of. publicity which some 111forini-d publicity agent who has been *«nt.down here to give the elate the once over" has rent- back to hfa luibliraliqn. If he over yaw unyhing beyond the srn d y beaches of Palm H' ach or some other resort it was nothin- but r.txcrbapks and alliga­ tor* and skinny cow*, anil ho exliemlt-d hi» powers of drscrlntinir on these features’ cf tho . Florida land•c>|o. New Palm Peach «a not F l> )i‘l;t any mere than are a llig a trs and r a tor-b ark hogs, und the writer ytlm gives undue prominence to any . these features is doing the state injustice, Floridk may be a > 'ayground ter the idle rich” but * is likewise the m eat promising ""*-n today to th e man of *n,r and am bition, if it is to be written up a t all, nnd all appreciate the value of stiver*, we want U written up in the lb t*spirit and with duo regard to fact* in the case. And this is exrt >’ what will bo accomplished if e project of M r. Hosmer is worked U‘ hnvo with us a body of The National Banking Laws of This Countrj DO YOU DREAM OF CATS? HILE dogs are regarded with favor by the mystics as dreamland pots, W cats are looked upon nsknnce. The chief trouble with them seems to be their occult relation to slander and gossip; which la probably why you call that gossiping neighbor of yours an “old cat." Some people whom you regard as your friends are talking about you when you dream of cats. If the cat appears gentle or steeping, so much the worse,'But don’t be alarm ed; to be gossiped about Is the common lot. Just drive the dreameut away nnd all will lie welt. If the animal makes of! In response to yWP energetic “Scat I" you will triumph over many obstacles,* But choose your confidants carefully when you seo dreamenta. It Is not a good sign to have the cat attack you, fo r.Jt means that the obstacles you will have to overcome will be great. Dretm cats also, strangely enough, seem to have a connection with rob­ bers. If you beat or kill a cat in your dreams you are going to catch a thief, pml If It Is a cat you never jaw before you will recover all he may have stolen from you. These arc only gen­ eral rules; the mystics are not agree­ ing at all with regnrd to the details of cat dreams. F. P. FORSTER, President Havelock Ellis, In his book "The World of Dreams." gives an amusing example of a ra t dream by n poet friend of his. The poet dreamed of n cat and the dream rnusclouKueNW, for some reason, suggested Hie wool "tipcat." The faculty of verbal associa­ tion got to work and produced tho fol­ SAVANT PUTS T R E E S TO SLE E P lowing doggerel: Sir Jagadlsh, a Scientist of India, ApCall In the tipcat, cut off Its tall. Fold lip some pkrs In a saucepan; plles Anesthetics Before Sit o n 1the rest like a n elderly mala Transplanting. And gulp down the rest us a horse can. The analysis Is an Interesting exam­ London.—The theory that treei ple of the verbal association found In should ho treated with anesthetics t< drenms, "Tipcat” suggested a cat's ennhlo them to withstand the shod tall—its tip. "Cut off Its tall" suggest­ of transplanting has I...... ndvnncet ed a cooking recipe nnd led to "eggs In here hy Sir Jugudlsh Chandra Bonn a saucepnn.” I’ggs suggested "sitting." the Indian scientist. while "gulp"—which tho dreamer noted Sir Jngmllsh showed phptogmph* ol appeared n gallop—suggested a horse, large trees which he hud sueerssfnllj It Is a singular fact tlml (he dream transplanted In Calcutta In spile .o! consciousness sometimes gets In a mer­ their nge. Realizing, he explained ry mood when It Is fond of making tho that the difficulty of sufeessful trans most ridiculous combinations of words plantation lay In the shock of removal and perpetrating the inu^i atrocious nnd Hint nerve effects In plants nnf puns. animals were on similar lines, tm treat * ___ __ {Copyright.; ed* these trees wltll anesthetics ant they Imre tho uprooting and rcjpovu weir? B. F. W HITNER, Caahier Sanford, Florid Dally Thought He who Imagine* ho can do without the world deceives himself much, hut he who fancies the world cannot do without him Is still more mistaken.— La Iloch«'fmtcnuld.‘ Llko H e a v e n — No P a r t i n g T h ere. About the mtjj advantage n buld* headed mnii huh Is Hint ho knows, when lie brushes Ids hair In the mom* lug. It will Hlny that way all day.— (JnlvoHimi News, > o tv aie r..» n u in • . IWs.lii,. Miurccs of Kuppl) of plat­ inum m e ltie’ rl\e r gravels ill south­ east Iti'inoo where further prospect­ ing is required, and various district* In,North Ontario, and the pi mini pinc­ ers In Alaska, whicjf are being Invcntlgnted li> the Colled Slates geological survey I m p o rts of P r e c lo u t Stones. •best education possible. It will not do to Slight any ol them , for the material of g rea tnesA may lie in the very one that we slight. It is, or should be, the right of every itiild to have the best there is in educa­ tion. And whether we have chil­ dren or not » c owe It to the nation tp see th a t those being reared in our section are not slighted and th a t Our schools are kept up to the highest possible sta n d a rd .— DeLand Record. interesting items gleaned from the six program* here, al! of which were filled with enjoyable and instructive numbers. The ladies of the local church left nothing undone ns hostesses and the deb-agates were charmingly entertained while there, many of them being treated to little extras In the way of trips to tinbeauty spots of the city nnd one of the visitors rem arked after the meet­ ing yesterday aflernoon: ” 1 s h a ll’al­ ways remember these two delightful days ns one of the red letter visit's of my life. Lakeland women should he very proud of their bountiful church here on the lake and we Imve been royally entertained.” The delegates in attendance were: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Varn, Fott Meade; Mrs. H ard­ away, Mrs. M athewsr Orlando; Mrs. Parvin. M rs. T rary, IJyadentown; Mrs. Ingram . Mrs. Miller, DeLand; Mrs. Woodruff, Sanford: Mrs. Grate, Sarasota; Mrs. Copeland, M rs. Mrs. Cooper, S t.. Petersburg; Mrs. Hines, Plant C ity; Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Chaney, W auchula; Mrs. Coalson, Mrs. Johnson, Leesburg: Mrs. Finney, Mrs. Craig. Bartow; ‘ Mrs. Ramp, Mrs, Corrcll, Mrs*. Moore. Mrs. Thom pson, M m. Stritm ater, M rs. Petty and /Mm. Kendricks,Tam pa. At tho business meeting yesterday atlefnoon, Sanford, wob decided upon a s,th o place for tbe gathering next April And the following officers were elected and installed: President, Mm. J. W. Smock, DeLand; first vice president, Mrs. 0 . R. Knight, second vice presldenr, Mm. C. R. 'K n ig h t; second viepresldent, Mrs. A. A. McLeod, Bar­ tow; secretary, Mrs. T. H. Mathews, Orlando; treasurer, II. B. I^ak e, Orlando; secretary of literature, Mrs. L. M. Johnson, Leesburg; secretary PAGB 3 Nothing g r ra t «>■ over achieved with­ out enthusiasm. To each mun la given a marbls to carve for the wall; A alone that la needed to heighten the beauty of all; • And only his tout has the magic to give It a grace; And only hla hands have tho cunning to put It In pises. . For tho Cooky Jar. A well-made cooky, If kept In nlr tight runs or receptacles, will kee| for woaks and Is always a welcome ad dltlon to any meal. Oatmeal Fruit Macaroons. Take three-quarters of a cupful of raisins, two nnd one-half cupfuls of rolled oats, hulf it teaspooiifut of salt, two eggs, well beaten, half u cupful of sugnr, two tabh-apooufuls of corn sirup and a tnbtespooufu) of melted shorten­ ing. Mix the fruit with Ilie outs and s a lt; bent Die sugar, sirup and short­ ening Inlo (he eggs and comhlno the two mixtures. Shape with a teaspoon and drop on greased linking sheet. Bake In a moderate oven. Hermits. Wake one cupful «T shortening, one null one-half cupfuls of augur, three . Officers of nnvul aviation ascending eggs, one cupful of stoned raisins, rope ladder Into observation "squclsse,” chopped fine, one tenapoonfui of sodu, about to bo released nnd let go bound­ one-half a nutmeg, grated, and a ten ing upwprd, held In check only by spoonful of cinnamon; Hour to roll. steel ctfblt-. Ono of the officers Is These cookies keep Indefinitely nnd holding ballast weight. are ta-tter When they uro a week or two old. HUGE ST A T U E FOR ARGENTINA Towering Figure of Christopher Co­ lumbus to Stand at Buenos Alrf ■ Portals. Buenos Aires.-—As voyagers enter­ ing tho harbor of tho greatest city of North America behold the majestic Statue of Liberty, so within the pres ent year those-coming to tho greatest city of South America will behold a majestic sentinel, n towering statue of Christopher Columbus. The monument of the great navi­ gator will not, Uko the Liberty statue In New York, stand In tbe harbor, foi Bueno* -Aires bus no renl harbor, bul will rise nearly 100 foot tn height from a point near the water’s edge. Representing ten years' labor of the Sculptor, Arrmtdo Zocchl, tho monu­ ment soon will hi- shipped from the nrilst'ii workshop In Rome to Iluenia Aires. The Image of the navigator Is 22 feet high carved out of a single block of marhkk Sea Otter's Fur valuable. A coul or clonk of genuine ■Mvwtfer la worth more than Its weight Io gold, Whllo the skins or the ordinary fresh­ water otter hove no particular value tn the far market, the pelt of tbe trtie sea otter Is today the most valuable o ^ ill furs. The sea otter was former­ ly found tn considerable abundance oft the coast of Alaska, bnt It la now .oo*tfJJf-BoL-qulU axtlucfc— -— - The value of the precious stones Im­ ported Into the United States In tlm fiscal year that ended recently wns greater than It hnd been In any pre­ vious year. Pearls are growing more popular, but because tho wnr Inter­ fered with the fisheries they have be­ come so scarce that dealers cannot supply the demand. The South Afrten dlnttufhd producers are taking advan­ tage of the favorable market to nm lead the diamonds that they have been aecmnulating during the wnr. Ac­ cording to the National City hank of New York hajf the diamonds In tho world arc already owned In the United Stales.—Youth’s Companion. Impossible. Probably no married man. no mat­ ter how well trained. Ms hand and hrnln, is quick enough to take his knife and scrape up n small quantity of red raspberry Jnra, adulterated with rhubarb, from the luncheon cloth without getting caught.—Colum­ bus Dispatch. ^ Q in u n e n i FRECKLES Positively Removed by Dr. Rcrry’a Freckle Ointment Your Druggist or by Mall 65e Send for Free booklet Japan Taking Western Sports. Dr. C L II. Berry Co..»»» Mnwwe Japan U offering somewhat of n market for American sporting goods, at the present. Hlnco the end of the war there has been an Increased In­ terest In sports, and It may he said of Jn'pnn that western gnmes played there arc essentially scholastic In na­ ture, linsehnll being the most popu­ lar, with tennis second. Thd latternnmed tqmrt has now found favor outside of student circles, and tennis courts are scattered hero and there F. L. MILLER, Owner throughout the larger cities. , Milvis Marble Co Demand for House-Cat Fur. in n report on the London fur tfinr* fcot prepared by Alfred Nutting, clerk In the American consulate gunernl In London, n comparison of the total number of skins sold hy C. M. Lamp­ ion ft Co. lit public miction In 1018 ami 1010 shows that the number of house-cat skins sold during the cur­ rent year wns 35.0.1-1, or almost double Superior Sugar Cooklea. Take two cupfuls of sugar,.one cup­ the quantity sold In 1018. The prlco ful of shortening, four eggs, one ten- of hot]So-cat fur had advanced 00 per spoonful of sodu and two tcnspoonfuls cent since spring. of cream of tartar, one tenspoonfu! of TO J E L L “W H ITE FATHER lemon or vanilla. Bake quickly, with Hour enough to handle. Klamath Indians on Reservation In Need of Money. Coconut Macaroons. Ike Jackson, n Klamath Reservation Bent the whites of two eggs until Indian, wns nt Redding, Oat., nftol stiff; add one cupful of sugnr, lightly, n little nt n time, then fold In one cup­ visiting every Pitt Indian In Modoc, ful of cnmllnkos and two tablespoon- Lassen, 1’lUmas nnd Hhnstn count let fills of Hour, with vanilla to flavor, a for the purpose of ascertaining thelf 'dash of ini It and u cupful of coconut. needs, nnd snys lie Is going to Wash­ Drop on buttered sheets. This makes ington "to toil tho (Trent White F a­ 24 small nmrnroona, Bake In n mod­ ther thnt we wnnt the government tn help tbe needy nnd stnrvlng Indian." erate oven until brown. Ho will be accompanied hy (Clinries Green ns Interpreter. 6our Cream Drop Cookies. Jm kson declares tho Indtnns on Melt one-third of a cupful of short­ government allotments nre not nhlo to ening In ODe-tfdrd of a cupful of boil­ make their own living nnd thnt the ing w ater; ndd one cupful of molasses government does not help them. IIo one teuspoouful of soda, one of gtngei and oiifdialf teaspoonful of cinnamon lays the government agent refers a Utile salt, amt wheat flour to makt needy Indians to the county super­ a drop hatter. Have tbe cukes thick visors, who refer them hack to tho enough not to spread too much anc government ngent. He says the Indians have lots of bake In u moderate oven. tponcy In Washington ns the result of snles of timber and grating lands, hut thnt this money does not do the hun­ (Copyright. 1120, W t t i r r n N ew #paper Union.: gry TTtdlnnn la the four'countles nny good. . . I "LOpK" 18 RIGHT. Now one of the saddest visions that comi Argument for Self-Culture. , to * soul distressed No.nmn con avoid hie own yimp^ny, Is the, lock woman gives to a women win * o h t- hnd be Her mnicr It ns good aa sou ttrfnfc* is bsusr Oresiedl DOtudble.—Boston Transcript. • -7 . •. - _ B. C. DODDS, M.D Residence: 005 Mngnolia Ave. Phone 461 :e: First National Bank Building Phone 462 G EORGE D . HART LIFE INSURANCE SPECIALIST Phono No. 47 • P. O. Box 107 Furniture and Complete H o u se Furnishings S to v es and R anges Our S tock is C om plete - - - * P rices and T erm s R easonable 34 years service to San 1-t—---- ^ ford •V �Little Happenings Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Items of lalsrost 1 APRIL 5, 1920 SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 4 In and A bout ^ The City & Summary of the Floating Smell Talks Succinctly Arranfed for Herald Readers T he W om ans Club will p u t on a Spring F estiv a l that will be bigger and -b etter than ever. T h ey plan th is festival with tw o im portant item s in m ind, one to furnish Sanford people w ith am usem ent and a good tim e and the other t o raise funds to be sp en t for civic purposes. L e t u s all join th e crowds those three nights, because do you know o f 3 -b etter way to sp en d your moftey for pleasure th a n by spending it where th e C ity will reap the benefit? And W illiam Runge spent Sunday with home folks coming over from the Jn iv cr* ity or Florida a t Gainesville •h e re he la one of the best students and U m aking a fine record. William ta tak in g n-five y ra r course in en* ginfierlug and expects to come out of college w ith all the degrcees and • thorough knowledge of this im­ p o rta n t work. DO YOU KNO W of a better place to buy that E aster outfit th a n the place th a t gives you heaps of value for your m oney, a place where it is m ore im portant to satisfy than to just make a sale? W e try to plug and pull a t all tim es for a bigger Sanford and one of our w ays of doing th is is to condnct a store that could take its place in any C ity m any tim es th e size o f Sanford. MUa Lucca Chappell has accepted A position as bookkeeper-and steno­ g rap h er for th e W ight Tire Co. Nolle* Chotrolet Owners We h a re taken on th e Chevrolet co n tract and ar« now ready to take car* of y o u r service. We have a good service man and a big stock of parts. T aylor M otor Com pany, Pico Hotel Building. 122-tfc. W E C A N FU R N ISH YO U W IT H AN E A 8 T E R SUIT1A S . N IC E A S A N Y C ITY 8 TO R E CO ULD S E L L YOU AND W E D O N T A S K T H E S A M E PRICE ■' T H A T A C ITY S TO R E O U tti . ' Among the visitors to the city is G. B. Pope of Jacksonville who form erly resided here being engaged ip th e contracting and building line. M r. P o p e -is now travelling for the N ational Builders Co., of Cleveland Ohio selling paints and has the state of Florida for his territory His many Sanford friends are glad to see him again. Announcement of High Srhool Play T he High School Ploy, a three _*ct_cumeily entitled "M uch Ado About B etty” wilTTte^ givcn'~al7TRp A SK YOU THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT' captain. Shoesmith, ending the game. A s ftated above, the only feature cf the game was the pitching of Childress and the all round playing o f' McLucas. called the ’Stuffy S tew art" of the High School team . He is some fast 1 d. Capt. Lingle ar J Manager Moy hope to have the p!aycfs in better condition for the next game to lie *■»*.%*• W fc w**ti mikis tlA" peci m brr fans then there were at the last game. The Summary and b o x 'cccre fol­ lows: Sanford McLucas C W. Moye. LF E. Moye 2B Lingle. P Henderson, 31 HendcrsoJ. 11 Sm ythc. Cf Mason, rf Woodruff. ss Mrs. R. A. Terheun, Editor Phone 395 V Y Y VV1 VY Y Y Y VY Y Y Y V Faster Week Calendar V r Foster M onday— Y V St Agues Guild meets with 1 V Mrs. Archie Holt*. 1’ 1 Pipe Organ Club. Mrs Geo. V Milk Is Cheaper V Hym an, hostess. 1‘ During the summer months the V Tuesday. April .6 — 1" price of milk will he 1 ' cents for 1 Mrs. L r McCuller enter1 quarts and 10 cents for pints. Effec­ V laths at Bridge. 1 tive at once. Roseland Dairy, Phone I* Wednesday, April 7— Y 2011 and 13d. 136 fife V B usines/m peting of the WoV WANTED — OLD CLEAN V m an’s Club. Y, RAGS. ANT KIND EX­ V Thursday, April 8— 1 CEPT ‘ OLD SOCKS. V T N T . Sewing Club meets 1 COATS. . PANTS. OR 1 with Mrs. U M. Grove’rstein V HKD SPREADS. A j THE 1 Mrs W E. \? atson eitter- - V HERALD OFFICE. 5?-tl 1 tains the E \e ry Week and 1 1 extra tables in horibr of Mrs. ) ; Mr and Mr^. J. S Wilson and 1 Krelor. 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly spent 1 1 Sunday afternoon at Daytona Reach V Mrs K. L Miller entertains where they enjoyed the ocean to thr V the Duplicate Bridge Club at V Y fullest and -also a good lunch at V at Luncheon. Y C altano’s and the ride home in the V Thursday n ig h t— V! evening when the Reo sedan was at V Dance a t the Parish House. V Mr*. Forest Lake Hostess Pj its best under the skillful chauffering V Friday. April 9— Vf of Pop .Wilson, V Mrs W. J. Thigpen and Miss V! Air. and Mrs. Walter Griffith leave V Katherine Wilkie entertains • 1 tomorrow for Sar*«<*** » *■..-<« the • will 1 at bridge in honor of Mrs. V be guests of hom« 'oiks Mr Griffith s > Mrs Keeler ) health has not beer. of the best for 1 Saturday. April 10 the past fe» months and it is hoped 1 Mrs. C. M. Voroe entertains 1 th at the change sill beneSit him V in honor of L r s . Keelor. > Robert Freeman of J a m p a was here Saturday visiting friends He is in the circulation departm ent of the Society Personal* , Tam pa Time* and is *«■?' known all over south Florida He wa* a .ser­ : 7 J o h n s o n a nd chi ld re n geant in Co I’ of Orlando ir »hieh . n * l for, ar. e i t c n d con*par* \ ! h vrv i r r r tr .ir i <a r f g*-.i ■1 1 ■ f ■ . ■ - W ebster, cf Sibby, c Shoesrr.ith. If HamHtoJ. rf McAuley, m S ilsby 2b-p Robinson, lb Childress. 2-b Swope. 3b K ot-r-' , ---------FOR--------Itff EVERYTHING IM TRIES ARTIFICIAL ah SPECIAL PRICE TALL CREAM $ 1 .5 0 D oz. SMALL CREAM 7 5 c D oz. pe-cr* to return to A : ;*yt_ Tbsrsday. M»*er* W. B. KL*hy and Ticqueate. .rta p ley n cf the S e a th c n Be" Tdeph nei C*v have jfceea t r t r s ferrvd t* Fem asd*ax and left b i t week t» assum e their sew duties. . --------Kiddie* H iv e E asier Egg H a st T he gtext iw. j o r* .** d f c M i w d a good catch of a high fly, making out. Sanford scored one ■d*y .ra n in third on an error by the j*hort stop and a ad d pitch. ’m In the fourth, after Lingle had ttr.g seemingly lost control, hitting tr.e Me- *first two m m up. ChiMrvs*. 2 C- base tor New Sm yrna drove a single In -, to left held scoring two men Two riem high f^'a e s -e d New Sm yrna s half isgs c l the inning. the t Sanford cow up and the ftal the fourth began. Three error* several | wild piicbe* or-d Ed. Henderson s sma o a - j smashing double to deep center pul rin g -th e game cm ice for Sanford team cds- Six runs being scored in th » inning* The fifth was 1-2-1 for New Sm yrna ‘ ar.J also for Sanford. ChSdres* who ARM ; replaced S:V by, striking out the first ; i three men up ' In the 6th errers by the L ift jj fielder. Wrr.. Moye and the second basem an. E d . Moye. combined with Sb | Webster* smashing hit to left field, H j g t w the New Sm yrna men .3 krur.s. Childress kept the Sanford warn H j i d o s n in their half cf the 6th by ■ l i t i iking out th e first two up and r tB j i tirin g th e other man of! 3rdT he 7th inning gave New Sm yrna W •one ---• and Sanford none. Ch dd■ | dma* atriking o s t two more e -, ; tria g in g hi* to ta l to T men s tr u c t I*-, oat of s is * m s np. I s th e Sth. New Sm yrna went * •1 ? down in ene two three order, a n d ■ 1 o gc»d h i t s r e a p e d with a s *Tor S B ’gave Sasfnrd three more ran*. J jy n New Sm yrna wub‘y tire itc o * i to tie the *.-orv in : vr ninth when a i t : B two e-S and cne man oc, CLddrew M r f i o . e a single to WlL sev-rtng 11> j A lley . Ckildnpfi going to 2nd c a the 1throw hosae t r i sri-ffrag on Swc^e* % h it to left, S a c ;e W x e c e d oa the - ! throw ica se . ria i the third from Fa brother there Vr A-’, '.yt'.vn who have ever undertaken the , matlc planting and harvesting of weed and other m arine vegetation. What Annoys Jud. Jud Tuukioa-*aya that ns n wouldn’t object so much (0 a man play a piano Jf be con from watching the cxpri-vd.-ii face. Keep* th e C a t t l e Away. Cuttle uid not allow young haiel, oak ond most other trees and shrub* to survive In a pasture. ».i»» ih# American Forestry Jlagniine ><f Wash­ ington, hut the thorn-apple «i:| flourish heenuso their sharp thornj keep away th« browsing cattle. N ew Sm yrna r Rand* p an,: G roceries Gain L iving F r o m the Set. __ T h e J a p a n e s e a r e th e .jt)h jflj Jflst What You Wan Eighteen Summary'- Stolen Bases. Sanford 15, New Sm yrna, 6. Wild pitchers: Silsby 2. Lingle 1 Two Base hits, Sanford 1. Bases on balls, off Lingle 6 off Silsby 1 Childress 1. Hit by Pitcher. Woodruff by C hildren. Silsb and Robinson, W ebster, by L irglt Struck out by Lingle 9.by Silsby 5 by by Child re** 11. Time cf game 2:15 Umpires: Prof. Kear.e and B illy BurdicA, Scorer Knew H e r Place Attractive Homes home on any street in Sanford. Celery Farm any size from 4 acres to 25. . Ain. New-rich tto applicant as chaaff*ur>—T*r all right except yoar'nam«L ily chauffeur's name mu*t Ih- ‘Janies.* like to ail tbe ooveU I've read.’ Jcdge P. CONNELLY A LL K IN D S OF IN S U R A N C E . d lR E A L ESTATE. JE L^ g S A N F Q R D , FLA.^L^fe There Never Has Occured A Fire w ithout spectators, and never has one or m ore of tbeJ failed to ask some otto §j “Was^ It Insnr^^ •J'DKLXY IS FKOL’G? D E E D S UNDOfffl ■ U s At O nce About Fire �APRIL 5, 1920 SANFORD DAILY IIEllALD PAGE 5 FCITTY ID EA L AGE FOR W OMEN number of unmnrrlpil Itrautlcs about. English Artist Sweeps Away Tim Honored Ideas Having to Do With 8plnsterbood. . He Is Director gf the Bureau of W ar Risk Insurance and Ho Has 641,000 Pajienfs Out of a Potential Clientele of 5,000,000— Has 10,000 Sick People in Hospital— His* “Practice” • Includes Both Men and Women. Wb6 has Uio largest medical practic- In the world? Unless one has kept ncruratelj nbreast of the tltnea It would prove exceedingly difficult to an­ sw er this Question, but be who has q-l 1,000 patients drawn from a poten­ tial clientele of over 0,000,000 and conFtnntly over 10,000 alck people In hos­ pital, must certainly be considered us tuning an exceedingly flourishing prac­ tice. . , *• i */> i.. Oddly enough the man who la re­ sponsible for thla practice Is not the (lector. He Is the director of the bu­ reau of war risk Insurance), Col. R . O. Chntincley-Jones, who has been made responsible for the conduct of theso operations by n series of exceedingly broad-minded and generous acts which have been passed In connection with the rchsbUJtatton of the humnn flot­ sam and Jetsuui of the war with Ger­ many. Ills .•^a^ctice"..Includes both „,™ .m l I t orntm er. MOO, cases of tuberculosis, more than 70,000 rases of nervous and mental disease, 40.000 cases of disease of the eye, TO,* 000 ailments of the enr and a largo group of surgical cases drawn from tbo 200,000 wounds received In tho war, some 45,000 cases of men who were discharged on nccount of some •oirglcnl disability and some 110,000 men * - . duT,°B war, of wKTch ^ ; were ;of the lower limb and 1,620 of the arm. Tho 88C mutlles remain­ ing will receive permanent artificial limbs as soon as their amputation stumps have reached such a condition that n well fitting gnd,comfortable ap­ paratus cgn be supplied. V» To carry on the operations men­ tioned above tho public health service has assignod CO medical officers to the bureau of w a r .ris k Insurance and soaae B00 more to tin* various hospitals and offices in tho field. It has expandod .Its hospital bed capacity from less than 1,200 to more than 8,000, and In a communication recently transmitted to congress by the secretary of the treasury It Is estimated that a t least 31,000 beds will he constantly neces­ sary to care for the men and women who have . acquired an Illness„ or . r re­ . There Is a flurry among English spinsters. A prominent artist hni come to the conclusion that a girl ot forty should be man's “Ideal. I Is sweeps awny all the time-honored ruli* blah nbouf spinsters at the age of forty being mostly Interested tn ents nnd canaries. Here Is whnt he has to say about the new old girl. ' • "Tho Idcnl age for a woman from the viewpoint of the man who studies the sex as an artist Is forty years. The woman of forty ls;gt the perfec­ tion of herjicau ty and hns attained a settled mentality which she did not possess as a girl In her teens, or n« a young woman In her twenties nnd thirties. At forty she Is an Ideal com­ panion, plensantly matured, tolerant and understanding. Only the Igno­ ramuses In life find Joy In the society of young * girls or undeveloped women." During the war nnd since many women of tho so-called “sweet-andforty” age got married, a consider­ able number of them widows. Tills has led to frequeqt lamentations hy younger women that, w ith-the huge Ir In unpatriotic for Cupid to show such favoritism for widows nnd spin-store. CLASSED HIM AS BEGINNER Retired Sea Captain Evidently Knevi Little of “ Impressionistic” School of Painting. < “I once engaged board nnd lodgin'! nt the house of a retired Now England sea captain," says a' New York artist, "and from him I received some sincere • advice. ; •'One day. while I was busy paint­ ing. I became aw are-that the captain wns standing behind me. gnzlng ut the canvas over my ahmildcr. "'How do you like It7* 1 askod. ( “Now. It chanced that the captain's house hns been without on artist bonnier for several years nnd that I wn* the first f o r m e r of tho Impres­ sionist school It had ever hnr1n>ri*d. 'T h e old sen dog gazed thoughtfully nt the lower right hum) corner of, the rnnvns where I had thrown a mass of pnrtl-colored splashes nnd splotches. . **'You’re lilndcr young,* said the cnptnln, kindly. “This is your .first summer outdoors at ItT* “ 'Yes.* " 'Well, now, eee here,' resumed the i-nptoln. T here's fwo or three old palettes up In our shod chamber. You Ret one of thoso nnd try out your, paints. You'll have to lose that whole corner of your canvas, I'll bet you, nnd It'll make your picture consider­ ably smaller. I’ wouldn't do tllat again If I was you.*"—Harper's Magazine. Nickels In London. A letter In the Times of London points nut tho advantages England should gnln hy substituting nickel coins for bronze. To one who hns merely visited Switzerland, this proposition re­ quires little argument. In weight, bulk nnd convenience nickel Is unquestion­ ably preferable. With whnt easo can Swiss 20-centlme pieces to tho value of, suy. 2 shillings, be carried, ns compared with 2 shillings* worth of ‘copper I" -And how this reform would lighten the bus conductor's burden! The combined weight of the 20-cen­ tlme, l&centlmo and 5-ccnUmo Swiss nickels Is, writes tho Times cor­ respondent. only 137 grains, ngatnst the 515 grains, which 3H pence weigh. Apropos of this subject, the London chamber Of commerce h a t de­ cided to recommend that the govern­ ment prepare for Issue, when required to supplement the silver currency, nickel coins of the value, say,*of six­ pence. a shilling and half a crown.— Christian Science Monitor. Watch Requires Little Oil, It takes only one-tenth of a drop of oil to keep at] of the machinery of th» watch In good running order for a vear. __________________ When Rending Books. One must be an Inventor to read welt. As the proverb says, “Ho that would* bring home Hie wealth of tb t Indies, must carry out the wealth of the Indies." There Is creative read* tng as ivelt as erenrivo writings— Emerson. Self-Sacrificing Mamma. T1ieYe is a little ooy In our neigh­ borhood whose father bns been dead, for several years. .Often we speak of hfm In s pitying manner on account of his loss. Yesterday my youngeatrushed Into the house exclaiming:, "Have you heard Hie news? Jamie’s mamma has gong and m nniodla papa for him."—Chicago Tribune. Only tn Maryland Imagine roasting a turlA^r, already as dry as Under! Only In Maryland,' where a few good cooks still linger, le tt served property. There they do not roast IL but hbll.lt. and then serve It with a thick, creamy oyster nauce. Tb# difference Is like that between perfect? ly broiled tenderloin and fried chuck steak.—E. W. Howe's Monthly. i] ± largo proportion of. tho war risk pa­ tients can ho returned to health and usefulness. A certain number will re­ quire prolonged hoslptnllzatlon In or­ der Hint a cure may be effected; n cer­ tain number may be brought to such a condition of mental and bodily health Mint, nfter training hy the federal *'onn1 for vocational education, they "I help take the tire out o f tire trouble” —Chesterfield unfortunate­ nil meats of n surgical nature. The ly, will be doomed to n life of chronic benefits which this vnst number may ; , . . bofpltnl pa receive Include ho, pita I and "out *pa*! ? ' l f tE* CC£ “ ,n pn,,wrtlon of the cases neither recovery nor tlent" treatm ent nnd »1f necessary Improvement may' he hoped for and prosthetic devices, such ns artificial they will be translated Into the pence eyes, eyeglasses, braces, crutches, of the great beyond. wheel chairs and artificial limbs. Kindly Humanity Pervades. . Entitled to Benefits. Tlie spirit of broad-minded, kindly The benefits which congress hns pro- humanity pervades the conduct of the \ lited extend not only to men or Nvoin- gigantic medical operations described en who actually served with tho armed above. The 'United Stales Ip divided of the United Stnles, hut also Into 14 districts, each with a medical to House who were accepted by draft officer of the United States public hoards and dispatched to mobilization health service In charge, he hu'vlng as spate? • limps, many or w whom Incurred dls- assistants a corps of expert,specialists • jim' or Injury while en route or while as consultants. There tire neuro-psyan lilting acceptance by the military ch In trials to can* for those suffering jiutliorllles. from" nervous nnd mental disease. In nddltlon to this huge medical There are general surgeons, mro-fnclnl practice, the chief medical advisor of surgeons, neuro-kurgeon*f and orthoped­ Hu* bureau. u£ war. risk, lusurunce, who ists. * There'* are lifghly specialized is responsible ta Colonel Cholmploy* clinicians to make the physical exam­ ■Jones for the performance of these inations, ns-an aid to which the serv­ fmiriiiniHi Is charged with the duty of ice of X-ray experts, bacteriologists determining the degree of disability and oilier laboratory specialists are wliit-li the patients of tbls huge prac- employed. There are special sanatoria tire have received while In the serv­ for the tuberculous, n separate colony ice of their coyj^ry. He Is, In addi­ for tho epileptics, hospitals for the In­ tion, the chief medical advisor of the sane and speclnl psychopathic Institu­ largest Insurance . compuny In the tions for the reception of the sufferers world and must perform the usual from lesser mental ailments. The bu­ functions In connection with physical reau of w ar risk Insurance maintains examinations . nnd medical proofs of a corps of designated examiners of denlh. In order Mint his tiny’s work more than 1.000 ex-medlml officers of may he well rounded out, the chief tho army ami navy, operating on a feo medical advisor Is also tho medical of­ basis nnd so placed geographically ficer to the 10.000 employees c\f. the thnt the claimant will he obliged to bureau of war risk Insurance; nnd Just travel the minimum distance from Ills as Hie stop-gup. lest time hang heavy home In order to receive medical ex **ii hi* hands, he Is also the sanitary nmlnntlon or treatment. officer tn order that this small army An Intimate llaslon Is maintained •■f workers may be kept In perfect with the surgeon general of the army health and do their work under favor* nnd navy 'so that upon the discharge able -.unitary conditions. of n soldier, sailor or marine requiring Despite Its Inrge alzu this Is a con­ further treatm ent ho mny he Immedi­ stantly growing practice, nnd there tire ately transferred to nn Institution for times when the1facllltlei for the care the treatm ent of war risk Insurance and treatment of Its patients hovo patients. The various military nnd been crowded to the utmost. Since naval hospitals throughout the Uni­ August ). 1018, the number of patients ted States are visited from time to In hospital has more than doubled. On time hy speclnl bonrds of medical Offi­ ili.it date there were -1,500 beds occu- cers from the bureau of war risk In 111•-•) by -wpr risk Insurance patients, HUranee to examine men who hold war •'a Intiiinry T2. 1020. there were 10.220 risk Insurance policies nnd who are **•■•!* so occupied. Of that number believed to have become permanently th e re were 3,054 cases of tuberculosis, rind totally disabled. It mny lie ex­ n*; nervous and mental cases hnd plained In passing that In such cases “ 150 general eases. The public health Ho* Insurance policy Issued by tho service, which Is the Held medical or­ bureau of war risk Insurance matures ganization of the w ar risk Insurance from the date of the total and perma­ bureau, bus 5.158 In hospital, and vari­ nent disability, nnd frequently this ous i IvH 'instltutlons are currying some means' that such persons receive Inline* 1.771. *dlalely a not Inconsiderable sum of Artificial Limbs Supplied. money from the bureau «f 'rn r risk In­ \n Index of the scale nn which the surance nt the rate of $5.75 per $1.1 furnishing of prosthetic devices Is cur­ of Insurance lieW. This actton ls tnken ried out Is given by the fact Hint on Irrespective of the Insured's continu­ the latter date mentioned above, 2.914 ance In or discharge from the military artificial limbs tmd been supplied. Of service. __ _____ I -these, 1,784 are permanent artificial legs and 1,130 permanent artificial BIG ALLIGATOR CAUGHT arms.. There were some 3,800 major Animal Kept HU Mouth Open and • That W at His Undoing. \V. K. H urst, who ls wintering In Ht. Petersburg. Fla., recently assisted In the rapture-of a 21-fooralIlgab.r. •*One wns dlscovrretl In « shallow bayou, not more than 35 feet from Imnk to bnnk,” he snld. describing the rapture. “Nine men took sufficient ropes and a powerful truck, and went often him. •Tho surroundings were n verilnhie Jungle. Alt that could be seen of him was about ono-hnlf. from the tall up* the .batoned of tlto laxly was sub­ TIG H T UP! Atta boy! Even the toughest job seems easier ifyoucan“drawMon Chesterfield. . * Those fine Turkish and Domestic tobaccos and that exclusive Chesterfield blend* “satisfy ” *as no other blend ever did before. Once taste that flavor,and you’ll know why the Chesterfield blend is a guarded secret It cannot be copied or even closely imitated. Look for the moisture-proof package* that keeps the flavor in and the weather out — another reason for Chesterfield’s un­ varying good quality. This extra temper almotl doublet your rmoking enjoyment. Building Material —• lit? ia Hoofing of All Descriptions m erged. Mnie, Cement, IMnntor * Uriel;, Drain Ti'e and Hill Lumber 1 . “Arriving on the haul:, one man took a long bamboo jxilo and poked Mr. Al­ ligator In the head, when up came that member w lth'the Jaws wide open. An­ other man threw a noose over the up­ per Jn\J, sad made a fine rntch. “Then all hands grubbed the repo nnd the animal began to struggle for dear IIP*. He rolled over find wer'. threshing the mud unci water In {nil directions. ">!&" * opportunity offered, m other was tttrown over tho lower Jn'.v. mithlng n rclssora lock hold. They kont blm turning.and rolling until, he wn)* perfectly .helpless. Uc mmxurrd 21 Tret." ■> V 1 I . .. * j -• « • ta > ju; . - : -j * .. tA ■i n_ 7 .* w K � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 05, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 05, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 05, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/38a9982a682ec8213560f825e02143f0.pdf fb2724fab49eb6fc12f5f5efcac6507e PDF Text Text \ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABI.E SECTION SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESbAY. AI’ RIL 6. 1920 tolume FEDERATION COUNTY COMM [ILLEGAL strike ties UP BIG STOCK YARDS. ORGANIZING LEADING HOLDING RE( REPUB’S HAVE I CHICAGO IS HARD HIT THE VOTERS IUoion Railroad Men Em­ ployed to break Strike • BACK OF NEW ORCASSATION ARE INVES­ TIGATORS OF TROUBLE. , n OF IN MICHIGAN WHILE HOOVER have nature pave the streets. LEADS THE DEMOCRATS TO To accomplish this he had a ditch IN PKESDENTIAL PRIMARY dug down tho center of the street Dctriot April 5 (By Associated and placed in it a wooden trough Charleston W. Va., April 6 (By made by nailing a (our ahd six inch Associated Press) A political organi­ Press) The returns cl half of the board together and inverting the zation to lunation in every sub­ Michigan precincts in the presiden­ trough in the ditch, turned in the division in the state was lormed in ts! primar) show Johnson leading the water. To hla great joy and that of West Virginia yesterday by the the Republicans by 103,000, Wood, tho community, it worked, and aeon Fe: eratirn cl Labor according to second with 9,000. Hoover is leading the song of- the mule was mingled C. F. Kenney, district president el the Democrats with 11,000 and Ed­ with that of the red bird at dawn, and the United Mine Workers. Com­ wards Is second w ith-10,000. Hoover and “ Alabama Bound" swelled into a mutes of five were named for each is fourth In the Republican^ ranks song of triumph aa the colored boys with 28,000 votes. precinct. proudly guided" the mule with up­ standing ears waving a rhythmic understanding of the blessipg that had come to them from the man of fltod whosVkhidly deed was to-trans for m the waste places into an earthly Paradise. This good man. was Dr. T. W. Moore, and his memory is (Continued on page 2) , . UNITED MINE WORKERS WEST VIRGINIA FIRST GET BUSY. a day for attending not more than three switches; helpers,rate of pay to apply at 95c and’ hour; time and half for overtime, Sundays and all legal holidays and where they are required work more than eight hours on Sundays or legal holidays doublo time for all time exceeding eight hours. 1 Lettuce Under' Artlflcal Light' Walla-Walla, Wish. April- 5— Greenhouse men here said tonight they had eon successful in forcing the growth o f lettuce for the market by an elaborate lighting system. They aaid they were able to produce four crops in the time ordinarily re­ quired to produce three. Chine". April Fifty thousand itock yard employes-will be thrown Mt cl work tonight as a result of the strike of switchmen in the Chifigo railroad yards, the packer/i nnsounred this morning. Five thousand v(re laid off when they reported for vork today and' the others will fol­ low when receipts of cattle on hand trt taken care of. Only 6,000 cattle J.500 hogs and 500 sheep reached the stockyards today as compared with receipts of 40,000 hogs alone a yrsr ago. An embargo on all express companies was placed this morning by the American Railway Express Co Officials said the blizzard yes­ SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES terday in connection with the HAS COLD SPELL EXCEPT jsitrhmen's strike made it impossible FLORIDA. to move cars in the local yards. A. F. Whitney, vice president of Washington April 6 (By Associated the Brotherhood of Railway Train­ Press) Frost is reported in the south men, which has branded the atrikfc as Atlantic states and as far south as “•'Illegal" and in violation of tho the east gulf coast except in central men’s agreement with the roads, has southern Florida. taken persons! charge of efforts to break the walkout. Brotherhood men Two To Floridi Sfelson Drops from other cities began arriving this Gainesville, April 5.— (Special! — morning in response to Whitney’s appeal for union ‘ -'strike breakers’ ’ The'University of Florida took both and union officials hope to have games of the -double-header with enough men nt work by night to Stetson University here Saturday by scores cf 10-7 and 5-4. The second keep essential business moving. One hundred city policemen re­ game was called at the end hf the mained on duty in the railway yards 7th Inning to allow Stetson to catch this morning, while all patrolmen in a train. the city were held In. reserve. There has been no trouble so far. In event cf serious rioting, Chief of Police •Garrity said, there are not enough poliremen avnilphle to maintain or* dt; «iu] it may be nccessAry to call on state troops to guard, the railroad yards ^ * Approximately 2,000 switchmen were out at midnight, according to itrike leaders, and the General Mana­ gers' association, representing the railroads. Tho strikers said 9,000 men would he affected today and pre­ DOING PICKET DUTY IN dicted a cnmpleto tieup of freight DRIVER'S STRIKE IN CLEVE­ traffic and serious impaii nent of inLAND GET SLUGGED. terhurban service. After a long conference with ropreCleveland April C (By Associated tentalives of the Brotherhood of Press) The husicas agent was shot • Railway Trainmen with which the through the leg and the president of switchmen are affiliated, and tho the labor federation wns slugged over Switchmen's Union of North Ameri­ the head while doing picket duty aa ca, the General Managers'’ associa­ the result of the drivers strike. The tion issued a declaration that there attacking party escaped. would he “ no compromise” with the strikers, ./ “ Sixty per cent, of the switch .en­ gines in Chicago are out of aervirc,’ Mid the manager’s statement. “ This h»s been caused by1an outlay organ­ isation which has presented demands for rates of pay that already had been presented to the railroad organ­ ization by the Brotherhood of flail­ way Trainmen and the Switchmen’s TENNESSEE RIVER RAMPAGE GOES DOWN NO FROST Union-of North America. "These matters are being handled REPORTED. by the wage committee at WashingChattanooga April fl (By Associa­ Ion and muatj under tho transporta­ ted Press) The river is receding and tion art, be'concluded before the la­ all danger of the flood has passed. bor hoard yet to be named by the No frost last night and the weather president." ia clearing and condition are approach The trouble broke out" five years ing normal. •to. the switchmen in the Chicago Strict yards of the a M. Si St. P. t°‘ ng on strike, The Illinois Central •nd the Northwestern next were al­ iened the strike spreading to other railroads yesterday and last night.. The Chicago shopping district cov» radius ot 3<nnlles tnd in it 26.°°0 cars are. handled dally. The y»rdmcn make up and “ break" all Rains in that area, also “ spotting” TRANSPORT MERCU RY WILL r*r» at loading and unloading plat­ BRING * SOLDIER BODIES forms. FROM PRANCE. The demand of the "outlaw " or*> . I nisatlon, the recently formed ChiBreat France April 6 (By Aaaociaft*°. Tardimen association are: tud Preaa) The U. S. trariaport Mer­ Foremen of si! yard and transfer cury sails Friday with tha bodies of •aginew, n P«r houri yard helpers, three hundred end fifteen American " c,n*a hotjr; switch tenders, 95 soldiers who died in France. FROST IS . REPORTED FOR SOUTH UNION MEN INJURED IN A'RIOT TENNESSEE RIVER IS NOW RECEDING DANGER IS OVER BRINGS BODIES OF SOLDIERS WILL DRAG THE. GOMPERS IS SAVANNAH RIVER TO SPEAK IN NEW YORK FOR LOST BODIES WILL ENDEAVOR LONGSHOREMEN ENED OUT. BODIES TO GET FOR THE BOAT CAPSIZING STRAIGHT- Now York April f> (By Associated Press) President Gcm|ers and se­ cretary Morriscn of the Federalltlon labor are expected to confer with President Brown of tin- marine work­ ers and local union leaders. May ad­ dress strikers meeting. £. LOST BY SUNDAY. Anderson S. C. April 6 (By Associ­ ated Pres*) Preparations to drag H i p Savannah river in an effort to re­ cover the bodies of ten people drown­ ed Sunday in the swan ping of a boat were made today. Watchers on both hanks of the river looked in vnin for the bodies to he washed up. I HISTORY OF THE GREAT “ SANFORD SECTION IN T E R E S T IN G , E N T E R T A IN IN G A N l) H IST O R IC A L FACTS C O N C E R N IN G T H E G R E A T VEG ETABLE GARDEN RUBE AI.I.YN, In the Florida Grower A week ipent with tho vegetable footsteps and are today among the growers of the Sanford district, enjoy­ moat favored of Florida’s population ing their unbounded hospitality occupied in a native industry. Tho beautiful city of Sanford, sharing with them the hopes and with its wide, brick-payed streets, fears that airnil all-grow era as they work out the problems involved in its modern homes, its restful parks. the highly- technical and intricate oc­ Us marble bunk buildings, its daily cupation in the maturing, shipping newspaper, its gmit fields of growing und final disposition of their cro;>a, crops, ita brick-paved highways from and learning first-handed the history will oh floats the constant hum of and development of this truly won­ the automobiles us town'and country derful district, known throughout merge, and its thousands of happy t)ie country aa. one of the great celery people, from field hand to hank districts of the. nation, and probably president, all are u living part of. the the most interesting in the nation, is vision that took possession of J. N. an experience cne could couiu easily traniran- whitni.r liway back yonder as he slate Into an epic which the reader. Iht0C|| l)pnoath the dead limbs of his not aware of the local coloring, would irsngi* trees. regard as fiction. However, ns the Truck’ farmlng progressed with the Grower dot ires to convey to its usuul vicissitudes of smull farmers a readers, information that may be of prey to the disadvantages of im­ easily understandable value, I will proper irrigation, drainago and no endeavor to nkctch a picture cf this marketing facilities save those pro­ district with \ho idea of not allow­ vided by the rouming bsnds cf com­ ing enthusiasm to overbalance prac­ mission men from northern cities tical facts. who, regarded the Florida farmer as It will aid ua to understand pre­ legitimate ..prey-, untl one day an-, sent achievements with bette r other man of destiny waded through preciatlon to dwell briefly on the the deep sand of the village street, history cf the trucking Industry from observed with sympsthy tho dis­ its inception here, and some mention tress cf the toiling mule sa he drag­ of characters whose names invariably ged hit load of truck through tho are associated with "any discussion rand, and with a big brain, prompted of the subject. Joe Cameron’s name by a loving heart, dreamed cf a is, therefore, most frequently associ­ plan To lift a part cf the burden from ated with any references^ that may this faithful beast whose drooping lie made, to land values here. He was ears and-braylosa throat advertised a North Carolinian who, ’ viewing his breaking heart.‘ This man waa no the fine stretch of level land bordering farmer, and the future of the truck­ the St. Johns river and Lake Monroe ing industry in this district was not, rich and succulent grassess and an as far as he kn*w a mission cf his. artesian flow of water In abundance He was a Methodist preacher, and by puncturing the sol] to a depth of it is safe to assume that his thoughts 135 to 150 feet, saw a great possi­ were more concerned with the spiritbility In the cattle Industry and pur­ ol welfare of the community. No chased for one dollar and twenty-five doubt he reflected that by removing cents an acta the land now selling the eiure, an immense amount cf readily for one thousand.dollars and profanity could be sidetracked, ob­ acre. , . serving no doubt, that the aong of This was after the . caataatrophe the darkey and. the upatanding, alert of '96 knowh aa “ The Big Freeze” pcaition cf a ^mule’s ears were InOne of the extensive orange growers aeparaleable harmonies, just In the who stared destitution in the face ratio that a lop-eared, worn-out at that time was J. N. Whltner, and mule and profanity were allied. So he viewed hi* desolated groves, nnd he remembered how as the tide­ with that indomitable spirit Ameri­ water rose on the ocean beach and can pioneers have ever evinced, receded the wet aand was a splendid concluded that in the growing of hard path for m an.or beast,', and winter vegetables for the northern forthwith evolved the Idea of keep­ market lay the future possibilities ing the sand wet on the streete of of this soQ. »He was tha pioneer Sanford by tqrnlng the water from plaster, and hla nam# is revered by tha flowing well at Park avenue awl those who have followed In bis First streets onto the sand, ahd thus / ‘ *: • »• Road to Brit Discussion Morning COMMITTEEPRESENT FROM SANFORD BOARD O P TRADE TO TAKE UP THIS BRIDGE END ROAD QUES­ TION. . T h o ~ county - commissioners arc holding their regular meeting today at the court house with all members present. Among the matters coming beforo them this morning was thq road from Geneva to Bridge End or Osceola aa the new town of the Osceola Cyprosa Co., la named. A special committee from the Sanford Board of Trade consisting of A. P. Connelly, G. F. Smith, J. G. Ball, B. F. Whltncr. F. W. Mahoney and II. J. Holly appeared before tho com ­ missioners relative to this beard and A. P. Connelly the chairman asked the hoard just whut’ was being done on tho road'that is ono of thoo most important links in the road system uf the coupty. Chairman Brumley NOT of the hoard called on E. U. Kilbee SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE AUTHORIZED AND REAL the commissioner of that district |T to state what was being done on MEN OUT OF 11 •| UNION road atuL Air KiLbctt assured tho eland April C i By Associated committee that he was working on Press) President Lee of the Brother­ the road now and doing nil he could hood of Trainmen declared that the with his force of men being split switchmens strike in Chicago Is trying to take caro of nil the imporillegal and members of the brother­ tant work in his district. It was hood will be protected in taking the ly. decided that the work would plants of the strikers, und will co- finished before the rainy seasoni and be sufficiently qpptate with _lhe railroad officers a n d that ____ the road would ___ the government iu carrying Out the Improved to give the pemde of Bridge with the Brut nr- End a passable road for the t contracts being. There arc some thousand hood. people there nt present with population increasing and the present coiedition of the road precluded their ming to Sanford and. tthe Board coming o f' Trade and the business men of this city' aertf'willing to take measure , to pul the road in shape and assist the county commissioners in every way in order livat this road could he put in ahape. ' # The county commissioners are being called upon for much buildingat present and being i \ f 1/l . " \ •. of funds arc trying ,to ARE slowly in these matters but TROOPS GERMAN It l) II It disposition to be fair in giving the UP THE CLEANING people of all jiarts of the county us VALLEY. * good n road as* they can with the Berlin April 0 (By Amoeintcd amount of money which they have Press) German troops are clearing at. their disposal. the lluhr valley according to plans an announcement ray*. Regular troops are at Bottrop, Wesphulia. STRIKE IS ILLEGAL SAYS HEAD CLEARING VALLEY OF REBELS SPECIAL MEDICAL SERVICE FRENCH OCCUPY TOWNS TROOPS OCCUPY MAYENCE FRANKFORT DARMSTADT AND OTHER CITIES. AVIATION SERVICE WILL Mayance April G ‘(Fy t HAVE SPECIAL MEDICAL Press) T i e punch have occu| ird ATTENTION . Mayancc, Frankfcrt, Dainatndt and other cities a rm s t ie III ire is a Washingtrm April C iBy Associated reprisal fer Germany m in in g the Press) The creation of a special Ruhr valley. The German gorrltcn aviation medical service section of withdrew before the rench arrived,. the army medical corps is expected The French will withdraw whtn the to reduce the fatalities in the flyers active servlre according to an official Germans evacuate the niutral zone. announcement. BATTLESHIPS AMERICAN LEGION WILL CRUISE IS NON-POLITICAL WITH MIDDIES •V CHAIRMAN OF LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE OF TEXAS WA8 ANNAPOL1S CAMPAIGN MANAGER OP # SHIPS WOOD. y CRUISES. Fort Worth April 6 (By Associa­ ted Tress) The American Legion ex­ ecutive committee of Texas will de­ mand the resignation of Thomas W. Miller the chairman of the legislative .committee. They deejare Miller iz the campaign manager of General Wood and this violates tha const!. / tutlon of the Lasgue./ ‘Annapolis April 6 (By Associated Press) The battleships Connecticut, Michigan, Minnesota, Kansas, South Carolina and New Hampshire com­ promize the squadron the convey the regiment of midshipmen on therir annual summer -practice in June-sad the latter part of August according to Naval Academy announcement#; ■■ ■ y - r ■■*' - . • ■ - " . ANNOUNCES THE FOR SUMMER / �' - PAGE 6 RIG THING APRIL 5 . 1920 SANFORD DAILY HERALD FOR Symes, Ralph Vlndent, Mary. Cunnelly, Virginia Duncan, Lilly Ellis, Mary Mahoney, Sarah Maxwell, Margaret Peel, Mary Helen Rumblcy Ella Spencer. f Second Grade—John Crawford, ■tfvin Fleliwcher, Margaret Giles, James Higgins, John Hyinnn, Dorothy Haynes, Dorothea Lawson, Juanita McMullen, Eugene Turner, Frederick Williams, Flowlc Vickery. Third Grade— D add Mallard. Francis DuRese, Martha -Fitts, Marguerite Gorner, R. E. Griffin, Inn May Hall, Rose La Verne Hurt, William Lees Locks, Hilda Muirhead, Hilly Morse, Leonard Miller, Jack Peters. .Earl Rumbley, Evans Suoncer. Ellxabeth Rines, Clarence SMYRNA leaving neither the ripple of n rumor behind them, the testimony of nn eye. nor"il footprlut In all the paths of the worlds 11 "They are the Irrodudblo minimum o f the .60.000 lost, strayed or Stoleo men that the A. B. F. rnrrled on the morning of Nov. 12, 1018. ns missing' In notion. To guard against Injustice to their (datives or friends, the war department hns ordered that from henceforth »/•)' he carded ns ‘proMdurd dead’ mislead of ‘missing In oc- merican “‘Legion will meet in the Court Hotjse Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock. Every membef is urgently required to be present. * , He Loess UmbrellA. • A London cafe attendant Is the Inventoi of n comhlnatlon lock to en­ circle an umbrella and prevent It be­ ¥ SLEP T AMONG THE DEPARTED Travelers In Auto Unknowingly Se­ lected Peculiar Place In Which • to Pass th r Night Witte, at last lies clear and firm for you. It Is a road you can travel without fear or embarrassment to glorious success when you prepare the way by depositing your MONEY with us. combination. ♦ <4> <t> CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING This bank Is a public benefactor and you may walk,with perfect confidence when we have charge I 5 acres tiled hammock They lived In Milwaukee and “ fllvn Villa. Phone 22 W. vered" through to Indlnnnpolls •74. 137-3tc. with their two children. They left Smith hnmc early In tho morning, arriving Second Grade— Catherine Molrch, nt'Gary Just before dark. Anxious For Sale—Good work mule, Bessie Mne Blair, Dorothy Torlay, to rimrlt thf»lp (IcfltllllttloO #*• *OOQ lit fertilizer distributer, 2 cultivators, Phone 22 W or P. Ox Box 174 Kate Perritt. Third Grade— Ruby Booth, It la stated that already plan* for Woodard Burtloson; Eleanor- Cam For Rent—Sewing machine. Mildred the new buildings have been prepar­ eron, Sallle Humphrey, Phone 308W. Terms reasonable. ed and their erection In this city will Lenofc Sheafcr, Emily Starr, Rcscoe .. 137-atp reprezent the expenditure cf naerly For 8alo-^5 room cottage, 811 n half million dollar*. The round­ Elm . Avc. Ready for occupancy, house and shops will he equipped to WEATHER FOR WEEK , A. P. Connelly. 187-3tc handle anything and everything from the lightest to the heaviest work re­ Forecast For The Weather April 5 Sale—2 ottractive homes on quired in connection with repairing To 10 Inclusive ,ve., 1 on Park, 4 on Magnolia, and rebuilding locomotives and cars. South Atlantic and- East Gulf Palmetto, 2 on Myrtel, 1 on The only shops on the line .now States: Showers and thun<!crstprjPB t., 2 on Elm, 1 on 3rd St., beginning'- of week, fair and cool For Sale—Two story 8 room house Laurel, 1 on Sanford Heights, thereafter: frost prohable first half building lots on Park and and garage. Clear title. Sanford of week in interior regions. olio Ave., Celery Farms nny Heights. Apply No. 402, Sanford BOWIE. 113-tfc. rom 4 acres to 26 ncres. lo ­ avenue. ' re: E. F. Lane, Phone 452. Timken Bearings In Stock. For . .. « " 137-6tc RABBIT COMMITS SUICIDE any Mako of Car. Sanford Motor MATHIAS ERZBERGER Found— Gold Watch, owner .can Co. Oak Avo «fc 3rd St. ^rhone 3. Ran Against the Le of G. B. Pope have by Identifying fume* and pay­ 121-tfr. and Ifrck? Its Nei k ing for this ad. . 137-3tc. For Sale—9 room house, line One of the really good nnimal location, furnished or unfurnished. stories comes to light in th^ fo'lnwApply 210 Park. _____ 134-tf. ing incident that happened last night1 on Sanford Heights. As G. B Wantod— Good Pope formerly of this city hut now ell furnished light-weight buggy. 1 living in Jacksonville was leaving cal) or phone 37C. room i the home of Leslie Went on Sanford For Sale— 7 room house in good Heights about eight o’ clock he felt location. 706 Oak Ave. 136-6tc. something soft strike bis leg about >Jie knee and full to the ground Ills ' F’or Snlc —Double white iron bed first thought w-as snakes no doubt mattress and spring. 607 Mngnolii aml~hc looked around to see a full grown wl'd rabbit just breathing its Rivers last and about that time a big house cat caine running down the walk In pursuit of the. rabbit. Mr Pope picked up the rabbit ami discovered that it had broke its neck the im­ pact against his leg being so hard,and Lost—Small Airdule puppy about ' Wanted— 1000 shoes to repair. and in its flight from the cat the six weeks old. Black with tan feet, Mathias Erzberger, Qtrman minis­ A. E. Dobbins, Electric Shoe Re­ bob tail. Reward. Randall Chase. ter finance, wae attacked by an as. pairing -Ith St. and Sanford Ave . 136-tf aaaain and wounded In the ehoulder. LelTler Block. 13G-6tp of your financial affairs. HOME ( hit ken Plllnu and Politics O. C. Bryant the mayor «f Wag­ ner invited his friends and neighbors to a chicken plllnu at Wnpner last Thursday night and they rnmc by the hundreds for O. (V4ios the reputa tion of Jleing a host par excellent. There were many fr< m Sanford. Oviedo, Chulunta, l.ongwood, Osteen and ns far as Orlando. There was n hig chicken pilluu und all the trim­ mings and when it is understood thn about fifteen fnt and n big sark of rice went into the pot it accom plishment in the licanl that every W or higher development o f Talking-M achine art, is the result of V ictor skill anti progessiveness. The V ictor ,Clompany is m ore than a Manufacturer o f Talking-Machines. It is a Creative or11 g-inization, it developcs t h e Talkingf Machines to thc highest state o f perfec­ tion. There are V ictrola’s in great va­ A riety and styles from . C om e in and let us demonstrate this wonderful machine.* (W a tch for B ig W in d ow Display)- ADDED TO ROLL CF lcian Lenses Ground GLASSES A D jySTE D fi and REPAIRED , L. A. BRAND Optoinetrlit-OpUdaa 1221 E. First Street Opposite PeateBice • • HDNJr, For Salo—Stable Manure in car lots. Budkin & Girvin, IJisbee Bldg. Jacksonville, Fla. 110-60te. For Sale—Extr^t Fine White Wyandotte* egg*. Two dollars per 15. W. ’ B. P.alLml, Altamonte 110-tf. nrngr Wanted—To rent a cur for a month. Address Dr. E. 'E. Baker Paola, Fla. 134.-fit p. Stolen—A Beacon Tire 35x14 Rib Tread! brand-new. Locate this tire and* communicate with Herald Office and help to break up the gang of__tire thieves in__ this aection. For Sale— One lot of Duroc hogs and pigs. Any amount you want from one ’ to lot. G. W. Spencer. • 121-tfc.* For Sale—Small stock of groceries on Sanford ave and Fourth street in LelTler Block. All fresh goods. Good Ideation for hufiners. J. F. Sloan 13t-3tp A P R IL R E C O R D S Sweet end I.ow-KJsie Baker, A Southern Lullaby-('Ule Baker Irenc-F'dilh Hay. Alice Blue GownEdith Pay Christ In Flanders-I.ambert Mur hy There Is No Dcath-I.ambcrt Murphy I’ Ll. See You In C-U-B-A Billy Murray' Thai's Worth While Walling ForBilly Murray ILddlia— Peerless Qcnrtet l.et Me Dream— Sterling Trio. In Yorr Arms, •Medley Fox Trot SeTTTn’s Novilty Orchcslra That Naughty Wnllx— Joseph C. Smiths Orchestra Venetian Moon-Fox Trot (Saxophone Xylbphone, Piano) All Star Trl° Swaneo-One-Slcp All Star Trio Ilo-l.a-Bo-Fox Trol— Paul Blese and His Novelty Orchestra Harem Life-Oriental Fog Trot— Paul Blese and Ilia Novelty Orchestra RED Soldlsra Reported “Missing In A t Have Been Claeeed aa “Pro •umed Dead." . According to Tlie Home Sector thore nro still between 260 and 300 members of the American front Hue nrmy still unaccounted for. In speaking of this war mystery of missing men the ex-soldier’s magazine sltys: “ Soldier* who go Into battle are like men who go down to the sen In ships. Tlii-le nre those who return and those who do not, those who live nnd tho«c who die. And then there nre those who dwell for yenrs In a twilight zone of uncertainty, neither life nor ‘death, from which no word ever comes hack to the shores called home. "A few weeks ago the newspapers of the country announced that there were no more members of the A. K. F. ‘missing In action.’ The only reason they nre not missing In action Is that they have been *presutned deed.’ “There ere.etlll between 250 and 300 merobera of the American frotit line army unaccounted for, who, carried on the rolls for tnontha and months as missing In action, seem to have dis­ appeared from Ute battle Bald a* If IN S T IT U T IO N T h e Y o w e ll _ Agents For .......................... VICTROLAS a n d w h i t e s e w i n g m a c h i n e s SEAL RECORDS If You Could Cnrc (from "A s You Were) (Wimptris'-Darcwakl) Frances Alda Campane a Sera. (Ave Maria) (BilHMnlfctti) In Italian. Enrico Caruso Zaza-II Baelo (The Kiss) (Leoncavallo Farrar-De Luca Quartet In F Major- Lento (Dvorak) Flonialey Quartet Jascha Minuet (Porpora-Kri • Heifetz Gypsy Serenade (Serenade du TiiganeJ (Valdez) Fr|t« l p e,»,cr Your Eyes Jlive Told Me So (KahnVan Alstyne-Blaufusa) John McCormack In The Sweet Bye and Bye (Bennett Wcbgtcr) Ernesllne Schumann­ . Helnk Herodlade-Vision Fugitive (Fleeting YUon)_ (Massenet) In French Rein aid Werrenrsth t Loa 1 OJos Negros (Black Eyes) (Alvarex) In 8panlah Reuale Zahelli ' �SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 2 ruBusutas THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY INC. * **• R. J. HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES. Business Manager We will not be surprised when many Florida towns expressed dis­ appointment at the figures published by the Census- Bureau as representalready started. The fi(st real howl to go up win from Lakeland frlR w ing the announcement that the pop­ ulation <f that thriving south Florida city is 7.062, persons. We were under the impression that Lnkelun bud in the neighborhood of 10,0(10 soul*. * The Lakeland Star is disposed to regard thn census figures us a joke. It cites that a church ctn-us several mrntki ago shewed that there aie 6.000 white residents in the city. There is little doubt that the enumerators did nut enumerate nil of (Jie r ‘ Iurns in any city, for one roast n or another, and the per cent age of misses will probably vary in arc rd with the tlmr .ugliness *f the enumerator, hut i** u whole we believe that the cen.us figures will be a great deal nearer correct than thos« rf-the State census. No doubt we will he disappoin ted Building Material Rooting of All Descriptions Lime, Cement, IMaslor Hrick, Drain Tile and Sewer Pipe. :: :: H ill L u m b e r C on ip a n y tljclr treasures. It oomes In a dis­ patch from Louisville, which said: **A rebel battle yell, sounded throughout the Confederate home at Pewee Valley, Ky., eighteen miles from Louisville at six o ’clock last night, was the first alarm of a fire that three hours later destroyed the institution. “ Commanded by Sergeant Qua Head, who during the war was the keeper of John Morgan’s mount, the one hundred veterans of the home able to walk filed from the building with precision similiar to that which made the army o f't fb Condeder'acy famous. Calmly the hundred grays marched at double quick, to the hos­ pital building made litters of the cota and carried fifty invnlid comrade*'to snfety in the little stone church near­ by. Many rf the latter, however, became excited gnd are Dtjl expected to ‘ "After Sergeant Gus Head, in terse manner, had cnller] the roll, the men a majority of whom were members of Morgan’s cavalry regi­ ments during the war, sat crosslegged upon the grass, and, with typical . Southern stoicism, whited until the Smouldering ruin rwembleda bivouac cf days gone by, then trudged slowly, to the little, rhurch, spread their I Innkets and slept." Miami Metropolis. Y ou are N O T D O IN G your D O IN G your, duty if y ou PEOPLES BANK OF = SPECIAL PRICE TALL CREAM! $ 1 ,5 0 D o z . SMALL CREAM 75c D oz. FO R. D A N D R U F F Itching S c a lp F o r S a le b y lines are made of ordinary threeinch tiles, placed end to end and not cemented. Each joint is covered with n handful of suwdust .or palmetto (Continued from Rage 1) fibre to prevent Fand passing through the joints and.clogging the tile.■ At enshrined in the hearts o{ the people of Sanford and its environs. Th o farmers were not slow in evol­ ving Ihr idea that this would he a good plan in adopt for irrigation purposes, and. very soon after many farmers had installed this crude form of irrigatlon^with su^h beneficial re­ sults, that out of it grew the finest statom of sub-irrigation in tbe world, which combines with its drainage and maintainance of the water table at any level desirable. From that lime rn celery growing became the and a half acres is required twenty great industry of this district as it eight pieces' cf 12x30, 158 pieces enabled a man to tell almost to a 4x24, 4,260 pieces of 3x 12 drainage day when beset out his plants, when tile, thirty wooden plugs and nine he would he lit t’ market with itis sacks cf cEment. By adding the cost produce. This s> stem consists of of labor to that cf the above mater terra cotta or cement sewer pipes, 12 ial the cest of installing this ryttom by 30, placed twenty to twenty-four may be obtained. To give satisfaction feel apart upright, the bottom ends the land should be level, haye a sub­ being plugged with cement. These soil or fioor of clay, marl or bard panare known as the supply porkets. at a depth cf from three to five feet They are cnt\neited by four-inch below the surface, and an outlet for terra cotta water pipe* cemented drainage. light at all joints, constituting the Aim ng the great advantages are water main. From each supply p< ekimmunity from damage by excessive het is laid at rigtii angles to the wa­ tainfnll. t ermilting heavy meri incry ter main a lateral line cf tile. These on the land after a big rainfall The mnintaimince rf the water table which permits kee.p'ng water just the right' distance helot# the c ots for capillary attractirh to bring it In proper proportion J*» f lan.*", r:nl*at the same lime permit cf cultivation *f top soil so as to provile aeratt n and discourage wee Is. duty if you d o not think o f the future. Y ou A R E • Bower & Roumillat N ot only to your country but to your loved one. • EVERYTHING IN G r o c e r ie s W anted—Two men to run for the Legislature in Volusia county: salary $360.00 for two years service, payable at the pleasure of the recipient.Employer reserves the right to cues out, denonu^e, demean, villify, vituperate, nbuse, gnd otherwise mistreat the person who *gets the most votes. Apply in person to every voter in Volusia county, through the columns of seven newspapers and by word of mouth.—DeLand News, 7• /v K IC K IN G ON THE CENSUS here in Palatka when our figures are announced. The News has*heard o alleged instances where residents wtro not enumerated, hut it wil probably be found that when it is investigated that the names of those who were actually not seen were given in by some other member of their family.— Palatka News. SANFORD = varieties. Four crops a year are Grown on the. same land, the, final crop, in addition to the above, being usually corn as a fodder c^pp for the stock, Qn'the average, about three thou­ sand c«ra of vegetables a year are shipped from this point. This is grown on a cultivated area of abgut eight hundred acres in celery, a hun­ dred acres of lettuce, the shipment of which is now about completed, and two hundred acres of cabbage. Pepper chicory and other vegetable* I combine to make up a very notable ] production. No wonder the boosters of Sanford lay claim to the greatest production on sny^intiltar acreage in the state of Florida. Indeed, some of them go a good deal further than that. There U no distance a Sanforditc will hesitate to go when Grower, or we will have half the people of.the United States flocking here under the impression thst money is made here by a simple twist of the wpist by which the hand deceives the eye." Far be it from me to give that impression. Marketing condi­ tions always inject an element of chance in the vegetable situation, and there arc examples in the past of men who came hero with plenty of money and a brand new scheme of cultivation and marketing which was supposed to open the eyes of the natim*fl. who were game to the bit­ ter end, but who finally were re­ placed -by-men wlvo laid claim* to no special ability, and whn,*e bank ac­ counts were limited, yet achieved wealth on the very same land by playing the game in harmony with local traditions. Two and a half millions of dollars came into the Sanford district last year for vegetables. A stupendous sum It was a banner year due. no doubt to the unusual buying capacity of the nation, ..t■., »« ...... n . . . t estimate of the average earning ra­ pacity t.f Sanl-.rd .land, but it haa left the people in a position to im­ prove and develop .with the assur­ ance of immunity from failure in the years to come, and the outlook this year is very rosy indeed. A new fac­ tor has entered into the favorable outlook for the Sanford farmer, and that is roopratrre selling, and*this will undoubtedly be a great utility T h e N a t io n a l B a n k in g constitute a bulwark o f pro­ tection to the depositors of such institutions* . . Natipnal Banks are becom ­ ing more and public i n s t i t u t i o n apd the G overn ­ m ent is taking a strong hand in seeing tfia| they are con ducted for the safety o f the F. P. FORSTER, President the Sanford Truck Growers, Intjor-. oprated. These societies marketed one-half the total crop last year, I am informed, and the results, justify the assertion, without going into the merits of the various plans of mar­ keting, that cooperative selling will always in the future he a big factor in in the achievements of vegetable growers of this section and the entire state of Florida. i Hex Packard is president of the Sanford Truck Growers, Inc.; J. C. Chamberlain', vice-president, and D. C. Marlowe secretary and treasurer. Of these, Mr." Marlowe was inter­ viewed. He is most enthusiastic and confident cf (he service cf his asscociution. and is a -gentleman it is al­ ways a pleasure to meet. He is an old newspaper man who has neve, bet interest in the newspaper fra­ ternity, and rut a commercial secre­ tary and all-round promoter cf the welfare cf Sanford, I e has been a valuable asset to the community. To be Continued Tomorrow Dimes spent at the Carnival rno-uw Civic Improvement to the town. 138-ltc. Herndon B. F. WHITNER, Cashier Sanford, Florida May Thrasher___ Vera Terheun___ Annie Lee........... .. Marion Gove. Esther Miller Florence Henry.... Ethel Henry. Adelaide Higgins . Eleanor Herring Mary Francis Ball Francis Martip„.. Julia ‘ fining. Anna Mason. Katherine Wilkie A cynic is lu many Instance peMdeoMst Who believes ijn> could m* pi rfec by rocltrying slight errors 'd i i i he takes th tile to point »>ut. x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x xxx RE HER BROS. AUTO P A IN T IN G This system is the I a If i f the great wealth if the Sanford vegetable BRIDE AND G R O O M ( ONT ES T area, combined witti a n il i f great natural riebne**. T ie artesian lluw $50 Prize To Bride And Groom is one cf the great mysterie* f r some Winning Most Votes future geni k to 1n nvel. A llow ef Contestants wu'er me nly be obtained f r a ‘ short Men Votes distance fr**m the St. Johns liver and Arthur ■Jtiwell * 400 Lai e M nr e. and s m et'iris a coir.- ( Geo. D cG-U cj too i nrnt:' i V* firs !’ « ’ mice from a v ell T om* M:J i fa 1< 3 wi'h obi udaree •f w.i »■: a fh w ran*] Dr. Ben Ca’swoll too no I he wntdid at a1! and y i ’ nslhe Prof.*Ogi1 vie lrii level |e wa rn :n tie lake and Ned Chittenden 100 river >h I i ' w I e 'and, ‘ he srtrrcc ; J. D. WoodrulT too mm he f i m h i e h o ( lace, amd j lioy Chi.tend: ii ... . 102 Cm. McLaugtin F a nk VVnedruif -h o Higgins Bib Mn’ tin----John Maurer Lury Walter Connelly u-**f Hawktni Crnnclly - ’ <• John R ufscIL... Mr. Brown’ 1 Hrov f r HodDon B-tll (,.u Carl Shultz V , H. Hofiman . j Dr. Ralph Stevens , r0_{ W. C. Hodges too Frank Lucy 102 Leslie Under 103 Frank Purdon Votes Girls Rscurojc tonslvcly in addition to the common APRIL 6, l52o a n d T R IM M IN G SPRUCE UP TH E CAR Put on a new c o c t o f pair.l for this season and make it look like a new auto, the en vy o L a ll your acquaintances. W e paint, enam ­ el and finish cars like they do at the? factory, .4b you cannot tell the diffei once. A good w ay to m ake last year’s model look like next year’s. T ry our export auto paint­ ing and finishing. We Specialize in Washing and Polishing Cars PHONE 112 XXX XXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXX x x x xxx W h e n y o u let u s s u p p ly y o u r building needs you get a great deal more than just so many feet o f lumber— bundles of shingles-* pounds o f nails— or panels of Beaver Board. Y o u g e t thu Denciit o f o u r building material knowledge ar.i experience in Service that helps you get tne results you wont at the right price. Service first in planning the w ork— more service in selecting proper mate-, rials— speedy service in delivering the goods. You pay for the materials. T h e service p a y s fo r i t s e l f in the larger volume of business it .brings through super-satisfied customers. e^f 517 Commercial Street I t w ill pay you to be one o f them �SAfWPSD p a i i *y h e r a l d Utile Happening Summary of the Floating Small Talks Sucdnclly Arranged for Horald Readers Mention o f Matters In Brl«r Personal Item* •flal eroat A. Neal has ptirphasciNhrough Spurllpg the cottage on rorner and 6th street from Mrs. A. been making her home with and will occupy this residence •sister nnd brother in law Mr. Mrs. Endor Curlett of Geneva. from where the wedding wilf place early in June. PAGE 3 Guess 'who's Lizzie? 138-1 te. For County Commissioner I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election for Fifth District cf SeminHe County subject to the decision cf the Democratic primary to be held June 8lh. E. II. KILBEE. Isaac Hamburger and S on s Special representative will be at our store today and toiporrovy to give you this chance last to be measured for that Spring and S um m er Suit. her Woman’s Club Carnival next and week. Patronize the Carnivel and Fla. help heuatily Sanford. 138-ltr. take J. I}. Jones one of the prominent growers and shippers of the Oviedo section and postmaster of Oviedo was was in the city today attending to business matters and meeting his Mrs. R. A'. Terheun, Editor Phone 39.5 YYYYy y y y y y y y y y Y'Y > Y Y , Y Y Easter Week Calehdar This afternoon— Mrs. L. P. McCuller entertains at bridge. Wednesday, April 7— Business meeting, Woman’s y ciub. 1' y y y Thursday, April 8— *V T. N. T. Sewing Club meets 1’ with Mrs. R. M. (jrovenstein Y Mrs. W. E. Watson entertains Y the Every Week and extra Y table's of bridge in honor of V Mrs. Keeled. ■ Y Mrs. F. L. Miller entertains •••>' the Duplicate Bridge Club at I" luncheon. V THE STORE THAT .IS DIFFERENT Thursday night— Y "M uch Ado About Betty” 1 -at Princess Thentrc under au- 1 spices of,High School V Friday, Ap ril 9th— ' ' V Mrs. W. J. Thigpen nnd Miss V Iteauty Spot*—Pretty girls dune- engineer, "nnd the health'of Ihf com-, then come to Midbourne to spend Katherine Wilkie entertains Y tng and singing in Flera's Dream, mumty depends to :i lerge extent many seasons. Our hotels furnish at bridge for Mrs. Kcelor 1 Carnival week. 138- lie on the iJetnlirtet'S <f our tnilk supply" good food, clean comfortablo quar­ Holy Cross Guild Meeting ^,1 .\lr, O. buine : ay.- it i m l the pur- ters and soon the stranger feels mare Friday night — 1 p n e ' i f the Mate hoard i f health to at home than in most cf our cities. Parrish House dance, Mrs. 1 he unreasonably l ard . on tl e fruit Forest Lake, hosiers. 1 Danin Cabbage Movement l ighter- and milk deahrv, ttrd f<<r that rea­ Snturday April 10th— 1 son l e i* giving tl F*in a pp l e time ( ’ r l i i ) Prirta Advancing Mrs. C. M. Vorce entertains 1 to (.el their plates in shape. "I have lurl'Oti.i le Fla. Apr " ( ti t he given them until A| il 1G to e m p t y honor of Mrs. Keclor 1 Y Y Y Y Y Y y y ‘ -‘ )' Y •>' y Swppe of Oyjedo ware uttepdjng the meeting of county commiMoners to­ y day of which body they arc members. y Y Announcement of High School y Play y ‘ _ The High School Play, a three y act comedy entitled "M uch Ado 1' A bout Betty” will bt* given at—th* Y Princess Theatre on Thursday, Y April 8th, 8:30 p. m. Tickets will he Y on Hale tit Bowers nnd Mobley’s. y No reserved- >enti. Admission Y 2.’>conts and GO cents: 136-He Y lion. J. M. Cfheney of Orlando is >' in the city today .on legal business y and greeting Ids many Sut ford friends y Judge Cheney is a candi into for U. f K » t Co:ut rnbh&ie movement is ('an sell y o u a beautiful S. Senator on the Republican ticket. •»o*i what !i; hler at Daltia but uitl i I,iin.e h* a \\ 'il iitnr vi l i t j, i home on any street in A box of Huyler’s Chocolates or • Pipe Organ Club 11Mini •tetul anil 1 iiohi t ii\ From that dcMcinus Log Cabin Pecan Not Sanford. Roll wonM .be gently appreciated The members id the Pipe Organ Didruy south po- il..y Pti inr> -ntl Celery Farm any size from and enjoytd while automobiling. Club were most -pleasantly enter­ ri'main. lnm.tly W a l i l i ' i ' In.I with tained Monday afternoon with Mr- i i 1 1 r ..! *-r . J i 1 , | t r n 1 f,i|,i i i f It a l r a t Sold by Mobley’a Drug Store. 1 acres to 25. Geo. Hyman hostess. Sewing ttnd luge at Home U ad uhd l it r di City .137- Ctc. Dr. nnd Mrs. E. I). HrOtvnlce left fancy work was the order of the Prices during liti-t half of m i k were yesterday for Louisville where Dr. nfterrmon and at the refreshment around S3 75 at St trail--. At Plant Brownleo-rrprvsnnts Florida -in Lin*. h c j v i t b likens served pimento and ( ty and vii ii/ t j movement vitritgeneral assembly called there for the date sandwiches with hot chocolate ! at SG tun- daily, witli juin-s J4 at Those preaflnt were Mrs. A. M ! 15 crate. In Hie Fort Myers ilisput pose of the unification of the protestant churches. Mr and Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Scjielle Maine*, Mrs iriti only about fourears left to be Brown, Mm -hipped In the Miami dirti ict nipBrownlee expect to be absent about a Porter Pitts, Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. Telford, Mrs I. ply is light, quality fair, demand week ere returning home. attive. Number one stock i(i at 7 Miss Mildred Vorce, who hus been J. Taylor, Mrs. Forrest Gatcbell, 'crate Weal he? warmer and si as un­ Misses Nettye Maine#, Martha F < > \ the guest of Mr nnd Mrs. Francis M. able. M iller this reaaop Jfft toduy for .San­ and hfiss McAllister. NuLa.iLbsi.amii ne Ibe heavy h.uAa ford_In. spemL^^u^c time witk her V c o r S P i t i t w *-: ings wliiib continued tlirougbout the grandmother before returning to her Jazz l.nntl nnd Joy Makers home in Cleveland, O.— Del,and New That means the carnival minis! rets week at Sanford, celery prices contin­ News. for which rchcrsnls are going-forward ued upward in response U> the run Dr. LeRoy Brown, of Sanford, with a vim and enthusiasm that pro­ sistently good demand, dosing f’ 1.50 spent the Easter holidays in the city mises one of the best entertainments at 3.75 for JO-inch rrates of 4-6 doz­ of the' three nights of fun on the en hunches. This range shows a gain with his father, M.' S. Brown.— i carnival grounds under the efficient cf 60r and is $1 higher than two Pit Ini ku News. direction of Messers. Lane ami Hoff­ weeks ago. Consuming markets were American Legion Will Meet slightly higher at ft at l 76 Ship The Campbell-Lossing Post A* man, nnd with a circle of real artists moots of Florida celery totaled 311.2 good singers and professional end merican Legion will meet in the ears for last week compared with Court* House Thursday, April 15th men, that ministrel show is going 266 for the previous week. At San­ to drnw crowds at every performance at 7:30 o’ clock. Every member Is ford celufy is estimated to he at least urgently required to bo present The costuming nnd scenery will he 60 per cent moved. Quality varies novel, and t he various numbers will rival In snap and ginger Coburns in the golden celery some fields For County Commlt.donrr . famous ministrels or Havcrly's of showing considerable blight. . -s.,-*Hbtreby announce my candidacy olden fame. There will he fifteen A few packages of cprly cumember for the position <f County Commis­ or twenty men in the east, all good have been moved from (’ enter Hill W e Ila rc T h e SEK I1.-FH FS1I sioner of District No 5. nnd promise and several real, liVr pr ofeeMonn Webster and Wauchula. In the Win­ if elected to do my duty as a citizen artists. April 16-1G-W, the Woman's ter Garden Section there ore olore toami tax payer to safeguard the in Club Carnival. GOO cars of cucumbers. Trough cu­ teresls of the j cn| le if thewhrlc cumbers will be moving in about a Dance week. -Often ground cucumbers are count v. Dale of Parrish Ho IIHC S A N K O U I), FLA ENDOR CURLETT. Changed growing well and ; how a good stand, Owing to the presentation of the but are Inter than usual. Movement High Sdhool Play at the Princess will begin,shoitt May I but will lie theatre on Thursday, the Parrish heavier nfter the 10th. The area House dance 1ms been changed to planted to cucumber?* this n<»«mt In Friday night instead of Thursday. Florida Is estimated to lie 5,d-IO acres Mrs. Forest Lake will he hostess of is compared with -1,371 for last :e:tthe dance and the pulllic is cordially toii. Details by counties f< r 1920 and 1919. rep*or-lively, follow: Alachua, Invited. ' 175, 630; De Soto, 950, 8 Id; 11ill *Home made goodfetll Cakes, I* .ro, 225, l.io; Lake. 200, 2’JR; lam, Candies, Sand Ara es nt the Carnival {-., 31; Levy, DM, 1,000; Manatee. LOO, GO; Marion, 95, 1-110 Orange Yum! Y u m !___________138-ltr »55, 325; Dace da, 25, 15: Polk St. Agnes Guild 80; Setnirt'ifo, 35, 6 f; Sumter, A mi'take occurred In the announc- 1 ,|61), 1,015: tot d, 5,0B y . 571. rnent for the meeting of St. Agnes At S a n fr I planting of pepers coitGuild for this week. The Guild meets t|iilies with <rn|> in good condltlrJIl every second and fourth Monday of Iti t ’ i- E i*t Coist, shipments are jnthe month and will mrotnwtt Monday ;-c In; o nowh t and will reach no day, April. 1*, at the home of Mrs. vertfe <f I n *0 pnekver weekly Kd Lane Instead of Mr?. Archie Belts , f Mh -.1. ' ' .vje*t t J»rtf/|el ' Just What You Want Eighteen Attractive 206 First St. - Phone 452 SUGG ESTIOJLS wit! t i e health lavs, wbh h is ample nit: e and do not pr**p«iM* to , ive re the greast menace t> tie lien! b f the c nriiLnity v. bin net pro| i ly regulated ai d f r this rreaMin 1 will go after the l ig fish first." •lair; Pillowing the sanitation drive umtng fruit nnd milk. ■ talers Mr. Os burnt1 says tie will thin tale up the matter of outhouses drum l* out­ side the city limits. T an*pa 'litter. Melbourne, the mill way cit^,- of tile .rat const, ts one . f the most borne like spots in Florida, so say our tourists, .who have traveled much, BEANS L IM A B E A N S THEO. J. MILLER &SON Furniture and C om plete H ouse Furnishings Stoves and Ranges Our Stock is C om p lete Prices and T erm s R easonable 34 years service to San ford Cotton Seed Meal N ITR A TE SODA Potash Nitrate A S H ES EGG P L A N T SQU ASH TOM ATOES CUCUM BERS SW E E T CORN PEPPERS C H A S E & C O . ,1 * fi-j-.-ia, ! i t’ e ,v rt Sorlety Per Jotta** . Mrs W. G. Bray a:t l Mis’ Clara Mtibqi wort- :imu;5 - Sanford f wug motored:to Orlando-on Monda • M* ?r A L L K IN D S O F A IN S U R A N C E . f lo d R E A L E S T A T E . ^ f f liS A N F O R D , F L A . LIABIUITY. COLLISION ** p R O R ^ p T Y . 'P A M A O E T h e r e N e v e r H a s < <e c u r e d A w ith ou t " -■ <1 ; t ver has one or m ore o f y . * - r 'w %: worthy o f your consideration you our C om plete Line. Cor. 4th St. and Sanford Ave, Sanford, Florida v e ^ 1 failed to ask -some tlieu* other spectator Mr. onfl Mn.’ A. W. is?'* afttl Mr ami Mrs; Minor Swarthout' form* ! i c u - i -I [ ,rly tndro i * to Or­ lando on Sunday. Dr. nnd Mr:. E. D. Browrd-e' left 1 i-l nlglU fur Louisville, Ky wbe* Dr. Brownlee gopi in the Intere-t othe world-wide church move merit ., Mr. H. Ik Dunnivan of Waycrosx spent the week-end In Sanford with Mrs. Dunnivan and hor sister, Mrs. *n i **:' as r! n --rTy I•»{ .it : C. J. Wolfe. ■-M rs. J. C. Smith and Mrs. D. P. dnirics th a t-do not live up Drummond were shopping in Or­ rtfls. lando on Monday. VSom9 dairies tie rattaor". * , &-MW: A _ !’ i r e “ Was Ii: insurer: ’ What would be the answer ah<>1) 1(1 the lire u - ; wASir mtusto?) i at your hom e? MDKLAY IS F R O U G 1 /V W IT H DEEDS UNDONE See Us A t on ce A bout Fire Insurance! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 06, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 06, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 06, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d54d39f5ce421130eefd0f805e0b61bd.pdf 2f9145cd0f94a8657db26bcba91c9da7 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7. 1320 VOLUME 1 at Brept, were "worthless" for, that service. _ ' • * ' Capt. N. C. Twining, cotinsel for Admiral Sima, questioned the witness competency to pass juedgement upon the adequacy of Admiral Fletcher's force when you were not acquainted in detail with what, he had to do r. JOHNS NATURAL RIVER • GREAT WATERWAY FOR INTERIOR SOUTH FLORIDA. The following from the Palatka N»S* sill he interesting to Sanford baiinris men some of whom have twn--rrrimndy—considering - a - b o a t lint from Sanford to Jacksonville for some time and who have made pirns to investigate,auch a proposi­ tion. The St. Johns river is the mo»t nimble asset that Sanford has and ikoulil he taken advantage of by boiineM in forests of Sanford. Read itht.following from the Palatka News: "Application for a charter for the Palatka. and Jacksonville Steamship Co. will be died with the Governor this week and the newcompany.compoaetl of local business men, will hejin operating a boat Uno between hare and Jacksonville this month, pending the granting of the charter. Plspa which have been on foot for aomr time were completed in Savan­ nah yesterday when the steamer Pi­ lot Boy. which formerly plied be­ tween Savannah and Beaufort, S. C. wts purchased. The deal was made by II M do Montmollin and Walter Tilghman, representing local stock­ holders in the company, and Captain Thoms* .Marlin, formerly of Snvannah. wtio will now make his home in PiliLL-t iiml have charge of the new boat I inu■__ The new company is composed en­ tirely of i’alarka business men. not a 'dollar's worth of stock being sold outside the city. It is principally taker, by the wholesale dealers who have been seeking .relief from frieght condition* at Jnckdonville. Cnptain Mj wl.« i . : ■<f •toclrkc 1(’ <r. V ii! be president of t lie company and gen­ eral manager; II. (). Hamm, of the W. A Merryday Co., vice-president and II. M. de Montmollin, secretary and treasurer." Vice-Ad Washington, April ^ miral Sims' employment of American destroyer forces In European waters during the first year of this country’s participation in the war was severely criticised today by Admiral Henry B. W'iUon. commander of the Atlantic fleet, in testimony before the naval bHard investigating Rear-Admiral William B. Fletcher’s removal from the Brest command by Admiral Sims. Baring of ail destroyers used in convoying American troops and sup­ ply transports into French ports on Queenstown i nstead of Brest, up to •pting of 1918, Admiral Wilson de­ clared, meant that/the destroyera “ worked only pne wdy," and "wasted mileage" in t he long trip hack to Queenstown for refueling. If orginally based on Bresf, he'declared, these destroyers could have worked "both ^ a y s" convoying transports out of as ■**11 as into French ports, and thus made to render their maximum ser­ vice as wa* demonstrated some •■ght months later, he added, when Ibis plan was permitted. b* based cn Brett waa denied bectuse of lack of oiling ficilitlea there. Admiral Wilson declared that as the time he succeeded Fletcher, facilities •t Brest were adequate for "quite a k*Ye force." PRINCE OF WALES FORNIA ON WAY ENT. . • IN CALI T O ORI San Diego Cal., April 7 (B y Assoc­ iated Press) The Prince of Wales was given a great ovation and also a big reception when he stopped here enroute to the Far East. " I need no details," replied Admir­ al Wilson, “ I know that he had to escort troop ships to sea and that he had only a worthless force to do it with. ThCre is t no .question under heaven about his forces having bee inadequate becouso I had to suffer under the same thing for months." Testifying that he took three staff WAS NEVER SO officers and a considerable office force FEELING POSTIVE AM O N G M A N Y OF with him to Brest, Admiral Wilson — TH E — PEOPLEr"---------------------declared that He found practically nothing to work with" in the Brest Dublin, April 7.— Opposition to organization when he got there. the government novor has been ao postive throughout Ireland as It is toddy. Critics protest against* the severity of the military regime but their attacks arc met by demands from others, who assort that steps taken have not been sufficiently draf.tic and that measures intended to lie coercive have failed of their object. Inability td discover leaders in dis­ 1M.WIG RATION ) STUDY orders and failure to gain information FOUR MILLION FIN D U. S ns to plans for raids in future has led SHORT. to sharp criticism. (lovernmet agents New Y'ork April 7 (By Associated apparently are often victims of mis­ Press) The First National confercnc information and some military raids to study the. immigration naturalize, aeem.,to have.becn based au data, giv­ tlon laws opened today. Delegates en by persons who are desirous of to represent thirty racial groups and rmbarassing the administration. From time to time, rnids result in spokesmen for industry, agriculture labor and capital. General Dupont the capture of arms and ammunition declared that America was short four but very often the soldiers lake only million men due to the dwindling quantities of seditious literature. So much is printed adverse to the gov­ immigration since the war. ernment that many honfes quite in­ nocent of connection with the rebel­ lion contaih usmiihlets that plight easily he classified as uidilious and the possession of such literature is also classified ns a criminal offlense. Two magistrates in County Wex­ ford have ruled that the movement is "an attempt to overthrow the king's government," An influential farmer who bought ‘ republican bonds' for $1*5 was brought into their court. As he- refused to give bond for good be­ havior, *hc was sent to jail for three New York April 7 (By Associated months. Some Catholic bisliops have l’ reas) The conference of the labor subscribed for these bonds hut they unions and fraternal societies and have done so by sending their mondy civic bodies is railed for tonight to to America formulate plans to lay the rases of five expelled Sorinii-t Assemblymen before the people according to S. John Black. . Albany N Y. April 7 * By Associa­ ted. Freest Two bills designed to liar the Sociulhl party from parlii i|>uting in the.politics of New \ nrk were introduced in the legislature today IY OFP1CAL8 TO S Y M P A T H Y .WITH S TR IK F. Buffalo April 7 » I ) y . Associate i Press) Five hundred switchmen on the night shift of all railroads here except one have strurk. President Sheehan 'of the Switchmen’s ' Union said the strike was unauthorized and railroad officials believe the move is in sympathy with the Chicago plants during the cold nights soon after they were planted will bring him In maJy hundred of dollar*. — JJradentown Journal. * Banquet For. Holy l roaa Men • The supper for the men of Holy Cross Pariah will be held this Wednesday night at the Parish House. By a very happy co-incidence Mr. A. X. Shields,'Travelling Secty of the B. S. A. for this section of the United Stales will be present. The Supper is in the nature of a ' ‘ Family Reunion" for all fellow-Churchmen. If theye are any visiting Churchmert in the City, they are very cordially asked to be "on hand’.’ .' A large Admiral WUaon declared the «va* converted yachts, which it was testi­ fied had been tha only force, available for outward conyoy of. transports during Admiral Fletqhar'a command * number wlll.be Body of Delrlot Girl Found Tied to Piling o f Dock al Daytona.. Daytona, April 6.— A fisherman to­ day discovered the body of Miss Miram Jones, twejity-flve, of Dctriot lashrcj to the piling under a dock here The police after a elnveatigation came to the conclusion that the young woman, who had been an inmate of a sanitarium here while being treated for melancholia , had crept under the dock ml low tide and fastened herself to the pl.ing. A t high tide the water submerged her and caused death. Her garters had been used to tie Her neck to the post. At the sanitarium it was said Miss Jones had disappeared . last night. DEATH VALLEY YIELDS UP LOST TO EYES OF THE a AIR SHIPS. • Lis Angeles April 7 (By Associated Press) Three aviators while searching Death Valley fdr M. K. Wilson, the government found Milton Moore who has been missing two weeks. He ON iH E FRENCH OCCUPA — T IO N OF GEHMAN TETUU TORY. * ’ I ture. Gentle variable winds nvcnue yesterday afternoon. The case will he tried Monday afternoon A non of Mrs. Speese attends the Glenoak school and was whipped by Miss Ilnchman. The mother resent­ ed this and claimed that the child wtin beaten. Mrs. Speese attacked Miss Bachman yesterday afternoon at Fifth street and Central avenue, pull­ ed down her hair, tore of! her waist and struck her orl the head and face. She also abused the school teacher, while belaboring her, it Is Charged. N IN E T E E N r T R U N K LINES AN D The excited woman was pulled off FIVE BELT 1INES ARE Miss Bachmnn and the latter given PARALYZED attention and taken to her home. The school authorities are taking a hand Chicago April 7 (By Associated in the case and will prosecute vigo­ Press) Joining the unauthorised rously. • switchmen’s strike by eighty five to hazard the moon London April 7 (By Arsociated ns to his Press) The attitude of Great Britain about a toward French ocrupution of Germany Tribune. is held in abeyance pendi rg the meeting of the council of premiers and tlie ambassadors tomorrow. the rocket trip to Mars or appaers to have no choice dstinntion and no concern return ticket.— Tampa . Berlin April 7 (By Associated I’ rost The Bavarian military con­ spiracy on u |arnlell with the re­ cent Berlin revolution was dUrovered lit* nn ruing in Munich it is unnounted and is part of l i e plan of Gener­ al I.udendorf to lie muwt* Bavarian die tutor. hundred engineers ~nmt~~flrrmcTl~Tn~ defiance of the union lenders added to t he reriournrrs of the strike situation here today. The freihgt movement is restricted. The leaders of the strikers and the railroads say that if the new men nugument the strikers it would virutally bring freight to a rtnnstill. Treasurer Bond of the Switchmen claims that nineteen trurtk and five belt iincs are paralyzed as the result of the strike Officials say that 18 roads are effected to some extent. Had Milk In Tampa Milk conditions in Tnmpu were lirunded as "filthy" at a meeting of the Hillsborough Medical Society last night in the state hoard of health Imiidmg. a ’shnwn in rtrr report- of frr rommittre-appointrd n w r e k ago to make an inspection of dairies. The report was supplemented with a ser­ ies of photographs mapped on the tour of inspection and after henring the report and seeing the photographs practically every member of the so­ ciety present declared they would nnsd i-umiiunns are remedied, Corn Growing Contest Volusia County __ The report shaved that out of elr ven dniries inspected on the tour last week, not one is complying with the city’s rules and regulations gov­ erning milk conditions. Many small dairies op-rated by Latins in the West Tampa and Hast Tnmpa dlstriits were included in Ike* report ns In ■ The Volusia Cm My Bank has of­ fered four handmme prize* for tin* bc-t five airci of nun grown in West \iihiMa cnuiitN T i e tir-t prize is •‘ 100. second 7*> third .*.70. fourth 12ft Awards will be mude on a basis of lit) per cent for yield and It) pcT cojiJ for cost. The cor.irr.t is open to any man, hoy or girl who lives in EVERY POSTMASTER WILL BE RECRUI TING O FF I CE R. M E E TIN G IN NEW YORK BY EDUCATION PH YSICAL ASSOCAITION * New York April 7 (l^y Arsociated Press) Plans of improving the health FINE APOPKA GROVE HIDINGS 9160, 000 of the public school children was considered by one thousand delegates Bell to the A mrriran Physical Education­ Beacham Realty Company Their Former Grove To A. S. al Asrocaitlon in u meeting hero. Drawdy, Well Known Stockman. The schools should he visited tlaijy This week has seen the sale of one where new health methods arc de­ of the best orange groves iq this, the monstrated. Banner fruit-producing belt of this State. The Beacham Realty Company Prolcal Oq.H. C. L. have sold what waa once their former Tampa./Florida. April G.— More grove on Lake Apopka, to Mr. A.-S. than 60() Tampans, some-wearing Drawdy, a well-known stockman <in cvcraMs or calico and some old cloth­ the Kissimmee section, for a consid­ es, at a mass meeting here today eration of approximately $160,000. signd a petition requesting- iteps This grove, which consists of 166 towards,the appoinment of commis­ aert, was owned by Mr. Charles K. sioners to limit the profit not only Smith of Worcester, Mass., and is of retailers h ut, of manufacturers, one of the moat valuable groves in whom It charged w th profiteering this section of the country. The The petition, wh'rh alio pledges the purchaser is a Floridain and has re­ signers to buy nothing but denims sided in Orlando, consequently one calicoes aad ginghams, will, bo pre­ of the best thing- to be said in con­ sented to Senators Fletcher and nection with the tranasaction waa Trammell and Governor Cattx«.-The that the purchaser nkew exactly what city Bremen appeared today in he was buying.— Reporter Star. overalls. Woman Weather R e p o rt NUMBER 1 39 Patron Whips Teacher _ 8t. Petersburg, Fla. April 6—A warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Speese a winter viator from Philadelphia, waa issued today, by Magistrate A. K. Cook, on complaint of Miss Ethel Bachman, a teacher .in the Glenoak chool, who charge* JhaiMhe wJs as­ saulted .by Mrr, Speese on Central Woihington April 7 (By Associa­ ted Prr-n) Port molten are allowed five dollars bonus on each rccrul t for t ie army and navy and here­ after will be the only nctlvo ic rvlc e recruiting was t ie ruling of th e treasury comptroller today.. Uullcy Challangra Hardee To Debate . Governorship Race Winter Garden, April 5.— Dr. Lincoln B. IluIIey parsed , through this section this morning, making short speeches at every* convient placo in aupport of his candidacy for governor. Ho challengea Cary A. llardce, to meet him^ln joint debate a ut Tampa, (Jacksonville, Lakeland Live Oak and DeLand, and alleges that he was grossly Insulted by re­ marks made in a recent Jacksonville speech by Hardee and thpt in the future he will proceed to handle Hardee with glovea off. Brotherhood of 8. Andrew’ s Secretary Mr. Edward A. Shields, Travelling Field Secretary of the Brotherhood of Saint Andrew for the Southeastern United States will be here in Sanford this week, stopping at Holy Cross The people to Florida especially Rectory. On Wednesday night, he those v.ho talue their votes, have will be one of the spekers at Men’s learned a lot in the past few years, Banquet of Holy Cross men at the among other things that poliriciana Parrish House. who prom'se everything and every­ body before election rarely to any Wondef why it la that to many thing for aJybody. except thenuelvca people wear a " s o r r y " expression so after'election. This .is something to constantly—just as if they had soured bear In mind this year.— Tlmes- on all the wrotd and pll the inhabitUnion. ’ anta th^reofT— Tlmee-Unlon. . . �SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 4 APRIL 6. 1920 women marr/i -tney gn imo pnrinerslilp with their hustihnda, While the men handle the worker*, the women attend to the finance, act aa cashiers, pay the worker* and ovemee much PAID IN of 'he business. They nl*o hive equal­ T H IS YEAR ity with the men In everything except BEFORE IN Toting. MORE ? TAXES M AR C H OP THAN EVER H IS T O R Y . >. * . A vi»U to the -Tax Collector’* office f.how* Collector Jinkin* and hia assistant Sanfo'rd Doudney bu*y as bee* getting the taxe* In that are due and that had Jo be paid by the first of April In order that they shpll . . . . •♦ . > * nbt be delinquent. • Mr. Jinkin* gave.us the pleating information that never before in the history of Scmino|f County have the people paid their ta x e^so promptly a* this year and during the month of Wanted— A fetitien as houreMarch over 193,000 was paid into keeper for an elderly couple. Enquire the coffers o f . the Tax Collector. Herald Office. • 137-3tp‘. This shows that the county is propsperous to a remarkable^iegree For Rent— Furnished rctms for and people are paying their taxes more housekeeping or bedrooms. 210 promptly os the result. It also shows Park Ave. 138-tf. that much property is changing F or Sale— By’ the owner store, hands in 8anford and in the county of Seminole and when property is build ings, dwelling houses and vacant moving s w iftly' people always pay lots. W’ m. II. Hyne*, 919 French 138-12tc. taxes more promptly as a clear title, Ave. can only be given after the taxes For Rent—Sewing machine, on the property is tiered up. tone 308W. Terms reasonable. 137-3tp • • . .. How about thelime lost by you and your office force in running to the telephone? Not only the lost time and lost energy, but the prolonged interruption from work which one or more extensions, conveniently placed, would save for you. • . Most offices have expanded and we are now able to furnish extension telephones in connection with your present service. ‘ _ in a bank should establish a most intimate relation’ between the bank CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Count the Needless Footsteps . A n Extension, W ould Save A CHECK ACCOUNT. ““ W e arc ahvaya witting to consult w ith our depositors regarding their proposed business deals. i W e m ay see matters from a differ­ ent view point than you do and help you to avoid a loss. Com e in and let us assist you./ H O M E IN S T IT U T IO N The cost is only a few cents a week. Call the Manager’s office today. C O M M IT T E E * HAS BEEN OR G A N IZ E D AT ATLANTA. SO U T H E R N BELL TE LE PH O N E JN« i AND TELEG RAPH USIN G NOT TH IS Washington, April G.— In response to inquiries as to whethr.r the cam­ paign to "Save Money on Meat” by utillxntiopuf tho lersfcstly suturespeciully those from the fore-quarter wi'l have a tendency to raise pr’ces of B. C. DODDS, M.D Residence: PO^Mngrtolia Ava,___ ........... ' Phone 401 Office; First National Bank Building Phone 462 GEORGE D. H ART LIFE INSURANCE SPE C IALIST one No. 47 P. O. Box 107 Atlanta—April - 6 -fBy— Associated Press) The organization of tiie south­ ern freight rate committee has been completed according to Lincoln Grptn the vico president of the Southecji-fftailway. • " CO M PANY imnt: . "T h e efffct on relai prices to the consumers i f the campaign to "Save Money on M eat" by uti'lratien of the lers costly cuts is indicated clenr'y n c« nc'uvii n reached l»y Bureau of Markets, U S. Dept, .of Agr'ru lure with its une(|unlled knowledge cf marketing problem*, that is people would use more t f the less costly portion* their doing so would reduce prices cf living and 'prices of meat as n whole would be greatly reduced and would be more stable.’ "T h e fncts, with reference to the effect of the campaign on prices are as follows: "A t the present time, neglect of the less costly cuts of meat, especiallv those from the fore-quarter, has retarded the sale and distribution of these cuts; bus thus caused propor­ tionately greater shrinkage and dim!nished volume; has caused some meat literally to be wasted: ha* caused numerous retailer* to chop and sell to hotels and others, meat cuts which could lie used by the con­ sumer to better advantage in its unrhopped form, and has increased the retailer's overhead. *> "E very particle of less, shrinkage and wastage has been borne by the consumer in the price of all the meat which he decs buy." , Washington, D. C. April 2.-^Organizatl n of n new company by the railrouds east c.f the Mississippi river to acquire and Operate after M ay I., the Fruit Growers’ Express cars now operated by Armour Si Co., has been announced by H. B. Spen­ cer, president of the Fruit Growers’ Express. The new company has been incorporated under the laws of Dela­ ware under the name of the Fruit Growers’ Exprers Company and- will have it* headquarters here with Mr. Spencer as president and E. J. Roth ns general manager. The announce­ ment said: " I t will perferm the re­ frigerator car and other protective service h r the movement of prlshable trade on the ra'lroads which has Ihtii I Ilf i n. I J.uf h|» Ihq, Armour into re rn — Produce Builetiw. For Sale— T w o story 8 room house For Sale—Stable Manure in esi and garage. . Clear title. Sanford lots. Buffi:in & Girvin, Bixhee Bldg, Heights. Apply No. 402,- Sanford JaeknonriHej— Fla:----------- MO-SOttravenue. 113-tfc. For Sale—Extra Fine White For Rent— 5 acres tiled hammock Wy an (lotto.; oggsl Two dollars per land at Palm Villa'. Phcr.e 22 W M. W. D. Ballard, Altamonte or P. O, IV x 74. ?37-3ic. Spring-.* Fla. 110-tf. For^, ^r.lan-(?Qod , work mule fertilizer dlrfributor, 2 culii\ aloia Phene 22 W or •P.* U. Dcx * 174 To Take Over Fruit Express Wanted-Second Hand Poultry wire Si Poultry yaerd equipment for cash. Write "Poultry” care Herlnd 13G-Gtp is significant that every W orth W h ile accom plish m en t in the higher,developm ent o f Talkin g-M ach in e art, is the result o f V ic to r skill and progessiveness. T h e V ic to r C o m p a n y is m ore than a M anufacturer o f T alk in g-M ach in es: tion. D r .C IL Berrr Co., :r!t It is a C reative or* it developes t h e Talking- Th ere arc V ic tr o la ’s in great va- ricty and styles from OCCUPY EIG H T Milvis Marble Co F. L. MILLER. Owner Monuments, Copings In Marble or Granite TH E CITY HOURS AFTER F IG H T IN G . Ylavivoatcck April 6 (By Asscria, ted Press) Japanese troops occupied Vladivostock ufler eight hours lighting, {(evolutionary regime lead­ ers have been arrested and the Russians have been disarmed. C o m e in and let us dem onstrate this w onderful m achine (Watch for Big Window Display) GENERAL DEBATE lcian IS BEGUN Lenses Ground GLASSES ADJUSTED!) and REPAIRED L. A. BRAND Optometrist-Optldaa 221 E. FIrat S t W \ Opposite FootoAce CO M ES UP... Washington April 6 (B y Associa­ ted Press) A general debate was be­ gun on the army bill today the op­ ponents of universal training launch­ ing a vigorous fight against this p rovision. Two types of tourist in Miami are particularly interesting to watch. The one acts as if he were being held in some sort of exile counting tho days until he can get get "back hbme." The other acta as if the daya werrnot long enough to permit him to tkae In alj (he pleasure* that he flnda in his aojourn here. The latter la the man who gets happineeas out of life wherever he goes. For Sale— One lot of Duroc hogs and .pigs. Any amount you want from ono to lot. G. W. Spencer. 121-tfc. A P R IL RECORDS Fwccl and Low.Elsie . Baker, A Southern Lullaby-Elsie Baker Irerc-Fdith Dajr. Alice Blue GownEdith Djty Christ In Flanders-Lambert M cr hy There I n N o Dealh-I.amberl Murphy I’ LL See You In C-U-B-A Billy Murray Thai's Worth While Waiting ForIlllly Murray' Buddha Perrle-;s O a r t c t Let Me Dream — Sterling Trio. In Yo*. r Arms. Medley Fox Trot— Seltfn's Ncvelly Orchestra That Naughty Waltz— Joseph ( ’. Smith's Orchestra Venetian Moon-Fox Trot (Saxophone Xylophone, Plano) All Star T rl» S wanes-One-.Step All Star Trio Bo-I.a-Bo-Fox Trot— Paul Blese and Ills Novelty Orchestra Harem Ufe-Oriental Fox Tret— Paul Biese and His Novelty ' Orchestra RED UNIVERSAL M ILIT A R Y T R A IN ING Stolen— A Beacon Tire 36xll£ Rib Tread, brand new. Locate this tire and communicate with Herald Ofllco and help to break up tho gang of tire thieves la this section. For Sale—Small stock of groceries Wanted— 1000 shoes to repair Lost— Small Airdale puppy about on Sanford ave and Fourth street in A. E. Dobbins, Electric Shoe Re­ six weeks old. Black with tan feet, Leffler Block. All fresh goods. Good pairing 4th St. Snnford Aye bob tail. Reward. Randnll Chare. location for business. J. F. Shan. Lcffler-JUusk 136iGLp, . ’ ‘ 135-tf M achines to the highest state o f perfee- ' L’ carders wanted— Mr*. McEwcn will open her bonrtHng house A pril 3rd. Will fcrvb meals clso. 402 Oak Ave. ‘ Sanford. . . 134-6tp. Wanted — To ront a car month. Address Dr. E. E I’ aola, Fla. I For Rent—One large well furnished For Snle— 7 Passenger Paige room 717 Park Ave. 118-tf. automobile, A-l condition. 200 For S a l e - 7 room houre in good young chickB, also crop of oranges. location. 705 Oak Ave. 135-Gtc. Inquire Mrs. A. V. French, Sanford Heights. 135-Gtp. For Sale — Double white iron bed, mattress and. spring, 507. Magnolia 1,?S-rtc. ----------1road with two nice bouses. Reaaddress sonahle price. E. F. Lane, Phone 127-tfc. 452. 133-Otp. ganization, FRECKLES Positively Removed by Dr. B erry’ s Freckle Ointment Your Druitxltt or hy Mill 65c Send i»r t'rcc II.Mikltc For Sole— 2 attractive homes on Oak Ave., 1 on Park, 4 on Magnolia, 4 on Palmetto, 2 on Myrtcl, 1 on 9th St., 2 on Elm, 1 on (Jrd St.. "2 oh Laurel, * I "oh "SahTord "HcigHtsT Nirc building lots tn ■‘Park and Magnolia Ave., Celery Farms any site from 4 ncrcs to 25 acres.'jin* suranee.' E. F. Lane, Phone 45?. The Yowell Co Agents For VICTROLAS AND WHITE SEWING MACHINES SEAL RECORDS I f You Conld Care (from " A s You Were) (Wirrpcris-Dcrewi ki) ,. Franrrs Alda 41 Campanc a Sera (A ve Maria) (BilliMolfetti) In Italian. Enrico Caruso Ztfza-II Dado (The Kies) (Leoncavallo Farrsr-De Luca Quartet In F Major- Lento (Dvorak) Flonxalcy Quartet Minuet (Porpora-Kreitler) Jascha Heifatx Gypay Serenade (Serenade du Tsigane) (Valdes) Frits Krelaler Your Eyea Have T old .M e So (KahnVan Alstyne-Blaufuss) John • McCormack In The Sweet Bye and Bye (Bennett Webster) Ernestine SchumannHelnk Herodlade-Vision Fugitive (Fleeting Viaon) (Massenet) In French*' ’ Relnald Werrenrath Loa OJos Negros (Black Eyaa) (Alvarez) In Spanish Reaalo �. U . m - • who has*-solved all the mysteries of cooking, and believe me, 1 know whet I am talking about. On the way out John, who does no seem to evince any romance In his business activi­ ties, told me this romantic story:. think is ibost clearly entitled to the honor? v . , It would make interesting reading sftrrnoon n n , l Su4<r aDdlnf, IDT A»«4M , H«b- in the columns of the paper. — — 0 ----rUBLtSIIBRH GET IT S T R A IG H T ’ THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY INC* Through an unintentional error in newspaper publicity, which .was more or leas general over the United l States, thp public has been given , Ad*«*U*ie| IUIm M*d* Kno.wa os ApplUillo o tlnv impression tiiot Incomes from stocks are not hubject to the income *t - • *- -■# ■ * UaaCBirTION F8ICB IN ADVANCE tax. FOB ONE TEAR-— «. # -* ron aix m o nth s . . This, it appears, is an error. DRUVEHED IN CITT BY Ca II III Ell If you own a certain amount of ONE WEEK__________________________ I I Ceale R. J. HOLLY. EdUor W. M. HAYNES, Buslncsa Manager EVERYTHING IN G r o c e r ie s i1* -' • APRIL 7, i520 BAW.FORD D A ILY HERALD PACK 2 . . V T h e N a tio n a l B a n k in g " f landed in Sanford from Tennes­ see, where. I humpwl the rocks of adversity so good and hard that about ail 1 had left when I got hort was a good robust whistle, I took a .walk out. this very Celery avenue to constitute a bulwark o f p ro­ tection to the depositors o f , exercise my whistle which I used as a courage accelerator, and although such institutions. many automobiles pass cd me they sfemed to be entirely too preoccupied N ation al Banks are becom ­ to pick up a strange man on hoof. stock in a corporation and you re­ Eater H M MfenS Hi m a l l l a October ST, A lady driving a horse was more in g more, an d m ore public ceive an annual incomo of 8 or 10 1S II, at ik f SI Hlnfkrd. D « M i, u i v thoughtful, however, and invited me cent, or any other amount, from a ct »f M m t I . 1ITI. ■ . ■ institutions and the G o v e rn ­ to ride, and finding I h^d no destina­ l stock, the income is subject to tion in particiar, invited me to come m en t is taking a strong hand MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PREHh taxation provided it is paid to you to her home and meet her husband, In currency Or by eheck. , in seeing that they arc con who was from Indiana, and lonesome for the society of his kind. Arriving Hut if that dividend is paid to Cheer up. A smile is no more exducted for the safety o f the therji I found a magnificent home you in the form of additional stock pensive-than a frown. wi^h every modern appointment, public/ * in the corporation, then such in­ surrounded wjth great high cabbage come in the form of nddit nnl stock Yes, this is n good town. But do palmetto trees, a grand display of is not subject to incomo taxation. yo u ever tell others bo? flowers, and Ih the rear fine outbuild­ The public will feel a relief in ‘ —r— O — — ings. I thought I had never seen a knpwing that the holders of great This year ovory citizen should more desirable place and it seemed wealth in the form of stocks are not vote— vote fight— but not often. to me the possession of such a home to oacnpc their just proportion of was all that mortal man should de­ taxation. T o escape from the piker cls«<». sire. The interior appointments were T h b r ' r r " It J - d to sid in mak­ votes should advance in price also. ing correction of an error Into which elegant, and her husband, I found a most companionable and charming millions of people appear to have! When you get hold of n good thing innocently fallen. gentleman. I was. hungry and the invitation to dine waa‘ welcomed; William, hang onto both ends. The F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Cashier when bedtime came they put me to middle sometimes gives way. " P U B L I C O P IW IO N BE D A M N E D repose on a bed elegant and downy as ns one customarily associated with You; reader, have probaly heard Some people, wo suspect, ore keen European nobility. Was ever a man on discovering the faults of others some fellow blow up and exclaim j hungry, broke and discouraged more "Public opinion lie damned— I don't in order to cover up their own. I fortunate, I thought and in my dreams care a rap for it." . ----- O ---- I I I ought iL-Waa-all-roino^-and-in the ■ami ■'hr1 elicds IrouTile owners with their indie* f*jr v 3 But ho does— we all do. And* still, we are firmly convinced - i— morning awoke with the ambitions sheds water, und T hey are a great pair have superb golf grounds ami oth.tr It is liuman nature for us to want nivcrsai peace is ami feeling of a- blooming highbrow to draw to. Sanford has drawn a ucccwories enjoyable in Hi. winttr^ our nleghbors to think well of us. still in ti e realm of the dawns. millionaire. I am going to show you prize in them. homeJolks find it all the year arouad Even if it is not especially so as a ----- 0 ------. that home," he said, and stopped at Prchsps the reader may. wondtr matter of personal pride, it is ho as Sanford has more winter Ai*ito:s Prohibition, we are assured, is A* the .gate of the place, true to the {Continued from yesterday's issue) " " 1 ',,*, A " - the yachts arc goirnt# onn of good judgement and sound than the present hotel accjnrdx-"' creating n void in the Jails of the picture.- On the veranda before we get from the r rer into the lake isd business policy. The fianfurd Farmers Exchange — ditto'-the stomachs of Its entered, he finished quietly, " I t is lions will » take rare rf, hut a m'-g- out again. I hated to di*|iiay ns; The man who is well thought of him for its president L. A. Brum ley, citizens. s. now mine, and my brother and his nificent tourist hotel is jt:tl committ­ irno'^e ro I drove around and rihas many friends, and these friends one of the tnont progressive farmers family are sharing it and" the farm ed aml-opott for bu. incss. It-ts-rrimt- gjnined it frun all available side. |, W e’A just pining to scratch off are a valuable saset to him in busi­ of lilts feel ion: C. Boyce Cell its interests with me." «u me Yuiuiz. ami will fill a long had the iakc poinlcu out ft, me u j an editorial oir the low cost of ness—they bring-him trade anti in­ vice-president;*Ben Fish is secretary felt want, for Sanford, being the head ] saw. the tiver from different anjlc, This transformation in his fortunes something. But we can’ t find the crease his financial revenues. cf navigation of the St Johns river I but tr.’ Mn’ l git the tun >•i•»n. and manger. I had has taken place in the past three or There are many' things a man may end h I n T Wade something. with navigable water,-io »I:o ocean, finally gave up and exposed myself do that would lower him in the the pleasure « f spending a delightful four years, and is one of the best J----O has the distinction of being the* only [ to ridicule by risking. The answer it estimation of the public, yet would afternoon on tle~Jarm cf Mr. Bell, stories— l — have- heard, illustrating great frt;t?h water ort o f the interior Gary—when you know it Some good men and true become the possibilities in Florida. Of course not bring him into conflict with the and he is certainly a gentleman m e of the date, and a* such nil! un so t 'droughty wrapped up in the The tivtr runs througl t4 L law. And have you noticed that men would feel repaid for going a It jig Mr. Wade brought with him except­ d> uhtcdly develop into a favoretl Can you beat it? work of selecting good men for pub­ ional business training ami experience invariably conceal these little acts way to meet He looks like a poet or* place for yachtsmen who will desire lic office that they even fidget to as much as possible? And why? a philosopher, and no doubt has t, ! ^ Tennessee misfortunes being due to keep their boats away from the vote. Beca use they do not wish to inrur qualifications ( I both. His home is ! tn Id.galion entirety outside hD bu­ Silk for Consistent Hindus corroding insects that inhabit the -----0 the displeasure.of their,fellow ipen—: rn,zily tuLuaUd in the center of t:s V '* * ^ 'vk,:h ^ ^ L JIugiiTiltfcYs o pntduct of Asian. Iffi L o t It t l i W i what tlctcrnlinali >n salt water/Already o^ of the hopeful _ .F au d_ia gaing . up. Clothing is and women. * perfectly managed farm, and from Hllk copies from caterpillars which feel aqd a pref er incentive will accom­ visions freely prcdktrd ij a boule­ on the castor oil plant. It Is of cr>-st going up. smokes are going’ •up. Were it not for the mora 1 effect his windows can be viewed celery in plish in this etatc where opportunity vard around Lake Monroe, an ex­ vnlue In India, because It Is the nnl; everything is away up, and if some­ of public opinion this world would every stage of cultivation, frotp t) c elusive club for tired Billionaires, silk Hint can bo spun from rornnat beckons on all ridts. thing don’t come dorr soon we'll soon become a maelstrom of inquity plants rfewly set out to that approach nml while* thc*ir yachts ride immune ! **u|I4l||f killin? •!»«. in Hit r* all blow* up. Seminole county is particularly and debauchery. It would be im­ ing maketnble si ago. He is a native fr#?m contamination in the } fnnn** t•n,i it f** fh#*r,*f<»Fi*L,thf oiti* - - 0 ----. —i possible as a .place of residence for of Mfifth Carolina and still retains fortunate in County Agent C. M. , Berry, who somehow finds time to ! fr" ' h wntcr baMn of t,,c luk" aml tlie |tlsni mi. • » «..n. by a strict Ibn.W WE N E V E R C A N T E L L respectable men ami women a tid to and operates his cotton plantation in These dny« the country i< Indulg­ bring children into exsistence under that state, which he personally di­ cultivate twenty acres of land, and ing in the pleasing mi-iniu- <J. turn­ AUth tOmiltlaM mniil/t. lui_ - f ‘ —“ rects in- the summer time until tha spend a great parL of his Time lookm*tlon is laid by, when he returns tug after the farmers of the county, ing out nnnlher iri.t „( public olfi- against humanity. to Florida where he is a big factor am! observing the rosy Its they are clnli, from pre-ftlent down to the Public opinion makes or unmnkea in not only the maturity of his own attaining while dispensing invaluable molt humble of them all. us, as we court its verdict. crop, hut a determined officer in the advice nnd counsel. Agents of the We value it, ami wc cherish its Today we see great virtues in tills army battling for n square deal for government are conducting two hun­ man, nnd that c;:.* r-.d tfie other, good reports. For when all other courts fail, the grower in getting an adequate dred experiments on his farm at this and we expect pi it things from thorn public phinion becomes the court of return for his produce in the scienti­ time, and he is intereftod in every Bui we never ran Jell fic advancement of the business; in one of them. I was most fortunate Sometimes they, measure up to last resort. good raods movement ami other in­ in being able to divert bint from his O ■xpo'! >i i m', anil, then again they terests that have a bearing on the duty for longer than I dare admit F L O R ID A A G A IN E X E M P T \I.U n*>l measure at* a1! But making public welfare. His home life is ideal, and acquiring n, fund on information them is great »p<«r|. even though at With blizzards, storms, torrential and he impresses one as a contented invaluable to anyone interested in times they bite the hand that made rainfalls, and strikes of labor making reposeful—gentleman, the acquaint­ plant culture. He is a great advocate them. the rest of the country* unpleasant anceship of whom is a thing to bo of cooperative marketing and * purchofo of tup pi tea, and has been be­ dangerous to live * in, and difficult to most highly prized. W H A T DO YOU T H I N K ? make a. living in, it becomes a plea­ Ben Fish, on the other hand while hind for years and great credit is Who is (he shrewdest and most sure once more to refer to -our own a near neighbor and eft-worker with due him for the loyalty he evinces Miorc*rf ul business man in Ibis town? lute of Florida, wl i> h is exempt from Mr. Bell, both in the Farmers Ex­ ami stimulates in this direction His I Who is the most benevolent nu- from all there ami is overflowing change and in all the things that tend kindly sympathetic nature has w< n with till that gees to make for t ured tnan in town? toward advancement differs to the him a secure place in the uffectiond li'i-arantnc** and prop i-r'ty Who i I he "whitest" man In town? extent that he is remarkable for his of tlie people of (his rection and t! . Who j- l i e hum l aggres.'M man | In Kansas rai'rnads ami hi*hw..y* vibrant activity*, ami gets through a slate B u t-then, how could—he ■_ bo are blocked bv deep -now drifts und remarkable routine of effort, lulling otherwi e when you learn that his it. tiju:,? What Ilian tines t he most for the livestock is Miflcring in a hMzzard her on high every step. He is culti­ wife is the famed Mrs. Riley Fletch­ t-xpan ii.tf ait! tie upbuilding of the Wld'di ha< five state* in its mercilc-- vating forty aers of celery this reason er Berry, wl ose liletary career and grasp Northern Illinois, with parts enough io keep two good men busy, affiliations are of national repute. tOW'll? - . She had thg great good fortune of Who is the most popular man In of Indiana and Michigan, arc in I lie* anjl a more throughly cultivated enjoying the friendrhip of that grip of a blizzard accompanied by piece of ground or finer looking crops town? coterie of Indiana writers of whom heavy gales and blinding snow storms it would be impossible to find. He is WIlRt man in this town (ministers In Nebraska, the snow drifts are an enthusiast in choice* breeds of General Lew Wallace nnd Jaintn cXccptcd' comes tile neatest to fol«ix feet high, and train service is cbickhns, Holstein cattle and all the Wt it comb -Riley were the most conwing .the teachings of the Golden essentials of rural life, ami his suc­ ^piciotis, and has a collection of demoralized. I bile? ' , in it letters from writers of fame, the The Associated Press tells us that cesses and the joy he takes Without reflection upon or pre­ , T o a Man in A Wreck world over of inc timablo value, one judice to others, suppose you name Toledo is like a deserted village with all is all the proof one needa thnt no from (Jjocn Ci'men Sylvia among man in each class whom you its streets ami the surrounding coun­ farmer on earth can compare with t ie number. Of late years she has the Florida farmer in computing the try swept by ".blinding snow and A7E2 devoted her verastile genids of study­ answer to the old query, "H o w can storms raging all day." And Resultant Check ing the various hmrsholds uses of th** I get tlie most out of life?" Parkersburg. W. Va. and Marietta Florida fruits and .vegetables, nnd Jnjjin^E. Wade, manager of the .0,, are swept by gales whii li_un­ the results of her experiments are of the Salilcrd Farmers Exchange, tore to the man who has a fire*. It roofed houses, blew down telegraph great value - to the state, and are telephone, light and trolley poles. himself away from the exciting and being dhtributed widely by the should be rt^ncmbored, how­ Georgia i* deluged by u rainstorm complicated business of getting hun­ Florida Citrus Exchange to promote the heaviest in years, bringing great dreds cf carloads of this valuable ever, that iL is just as esstntinl produce onto the market wliere the the vonsumptiort cf Florida products. agricultural damage to farmers. I shall always regard the hours spent that the policy be in .force f.t The Tennessee river has passed most people are hungry for it, which in the Berry homo among my most means the exercise of second sight, the* t*l.5-foot stage and is causing the time of the fire, as that the valued experiences. LH dwellers in its lowlands to ffee to the. clairvoynnceL tclepat hy nndf spirit­ ualism, for all riknow, as welt as life preserver should be strapped hills keen selling ami business ability, and complete without paying respects to The* Miscivippi river along its around the man when he is showed me the high lights, the low Boosting .Bob Holly', editor of the lower course is rapidly uppraorhing lights und tho reflected lights of this Sanford Herald, w*ho is now publish­ thrown into the sea. the danger, having passed the forty* domain 1 have been trying to de- ing an cight-pago daily evening edi­ five-foot murk, und with water scribe. But first he Jed me Afier tion and the Herald is a beehive of Lime, Cement, l'laMor enough nhove to bring it to the giving me a very keen scrutiny ho industry in till . its departments, fifty-one-fooi mark. Levee guard1 concluded the best service lie could which is about the*biggest boost one Uriel;, Drain Tile and and workomn are at wqrk. Sewer IMpn. :: :: do for the Grower was to fill mo up could givo for t i e city, for when a In Florida nil is well. The farmers on the kind of eats a Floridian should city is loyal to a man like Hot are at work preparing for the* early have t > be at his best, lie has been who has given his best t .» tho up­ A L L KINDS OF spring harvest of crops, tin* busit.e«r a vt-ry busy man ami has not had building of tlie c immunity, nnd shows IN S U R A N C E . trien get their freight unhindered by time to get married—y e t -ao he it hy their patronage nnd support, snop'^ir strike, the city folk go about ^odk me to the home of his brother^ they arc the kind of folks who will B E A L ESTATE.. their business with comfort and ease udUon Wade, a few miles out on ‘attain results. Boh has a heart 'SANFORD, FLAT; Spring in Florida is unaccompnnied MadUon avenue, w*ho has not been big as all outdoors, and the eolumns with storm and disaster, for Florida so busy ns John, and found time to of his paper reflect his sterling is .the Rome of Spring, its birthplace, pick out not only a charming and qualities. Waller Haynes is the bust­ as it were.—Tntnpa* T’ribune, * •* j accoiftftUshed Wife, -but a woman ling husineu manager of -tin Herald SPECIAL PRICE TALL CREAM; Z $1.50 D oz. SM ALL CREAM 75c D oz. V't- Sanford, Florida HISTORY OF THE iNFORD SECT’N Cotton Seed Meal N IT R A T E SO D A r Potash Nitrate ASHES HASE&CO As Is A Life Preserver So Is A Fire Insurance Policy u er Building Material Rooting of All Descriptions H ill L u m b e r * m _____ r - �i t i , r, t A P R IL 7, 1920 SANFO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD Little Happening! Summary of (he 'Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Header! Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Items or Interest Mr. A. K.’ MpcDuflio whQ haa been PtnpHyed by the Charles. EJetric Co,, has reslgnel to accept a position t, Supl. of the M inicipil Light plant I t . Whrtikere. N. C. • Who is Liirie?' Look on back page tomorrow. , ( 139-Otc Mr. Sumter Speer of wMUmi it tl„. guest o( his brother, T. E. Speer. Milk la Cheaper During the summer months the ’ ,,r;. e of milk wjlf *be 18 cents* for quarts and 10 cents for pints. Eflec-, tivt at once. Roseland Dairy, Phone 2011 a n d '1^8. 136-6f<r. WANTED - pLD CLEAN RAGS. ANY KIND EX­ CEPT* OLD SOCKS, COATS. PANTS, OR HKD SPREADS. AT THE HERALD OFFICE. 69-tf iWho is E. Z Ostrich? Look .on 139-Otc Dimes spent at the Carnival means Civic Improvement to tho town. 138ltc. hack page tomorrow. Mrs. N. R . Reynolds of Morris Hill, N f d- arrived last night for and indefinite visit with home folki. tailed by tho illness of her. father, N. J. Stenstrom. ' - X Who is Dotty Campbell? Look at hack p prc tomorrow. 139-Otc Como out and see the Sanford -High -Sehtxjl—glris-pl*y—the- Duval High girls in basket hall Saturday night at. theParish House. If Duval wins this game they will have the tliaim ionshlp for which our girls ‘ are working for, no come out and give tho home town .team your support and help them win the game. 139-1tc, . •• ' , * , • * * w? Say! aren’ t you going to see Duval ami Sanford girls play tire-champion­ ship game Saturday night at the Parish House? Sure! everyone is guitig lo see the best game nf the season. 139-1 tc. Just W h a t Y ou W an t A hex of Huyler’s Chocolates or that dc'iciotis Ifog Cabin I’ecun Nut Ho!I would be greatly appreciated nnd enjoyed while uutomobiling. Sold by Mobley’s Drug Store. 137- fltc. ^ ' Who is Ned O’ llnre? back page tomorrow. Look on -J39-0tc James Lee is in the city today hnvjng just returned from his wed­ ding trip announcement of which Is-ft>und-'irt"a n oth er p{g£c fn this P*per<, Reg Holly is jiere for a few days’ fro m ' Palmetto..getting ’ printing matter and supplies for his buslnca in the Buying and shippingof vegetables at Palmetto, Dradcntbwn and other pointa'in. Manatee county. wail vases, held a graceful arrange­ ment of pink roses, fernk and or­ chids while the arches and balustrade were festooned ami entwined with; masses of asparagus fern studded with lovely sprays of wisteria. The dainty tally cards were hand painted In rose and wisteria design and the colors were also seen In the refresh­ ment courses. iThe choice of colors and novelty of flowers "gave a pi­ quant'charm to a very attractive party. There were tten ablA of players j enjoying the fascinating game of bridge and the priies wore won by MLas Jean Haskett to whom was presented a hanging basket jardiniere M r a - \V- E. W naton .no. low. score,- re­ ceived1 a bridge-marker in brume, and Mrs. Bennett won tha cutting prixe and was,given a linen case for forks. Assisting th«f hostess weje Mrs. R. C. Maxwell Mra. R. M. Groven - 1 stein, Mrs. Allen Jones and Miss Emma Owens. Elaborate refresh­ ments were daintily served, consist­ ing of a salad course and a desert course of marshmallow pudding, prettily colored In pink and iavsndar Celery Farm any size from 4 acres to 25. E. F. Lane 206 Firs!, St. Phone 452 SUGGESTIONS FOR s p r i n g BEANS _ LIMA BEANS BEETS EGG P L A N T SQUASH TOMATOES CUCUMBERS SWEET CORN PEPPERS Wc H ave The SEED— FRESH CHASE& CO. SA N F (0£n. FI.A. THE0. J. MILLER & SON Furniture, and Complete House Furnishings %. Stoves and Ranges Our Stock is Complete Prices and Terms Reasonable 31 years service to San* • f®t&. ' ^ - % ' _ - — r^ t * LAST CALL FOR HAMBURGERS - , Because-this is our last-call; Today* will be your last opportunity to be measured * by a special representative of the ISAAC HAM BURGER & SONS tailoring house. This is his last trip until Fall. The kind of clothes they turn out are just the kind that will compel you to see him when he comes, hut the idea is, SEE H IM T O D A Y so that you will want to see him again next /all. S v. HEED THIS LAST CALL. WE SHALL LOOK FOR YOU STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT’ i ...... — . .. ~ ,, tti.i. lory. These sponsoring (he promise I'resh Meal Not To Lo Higher 3 • | "suggserted also Hint all seed derived r r y y y y y y r y y v l' r v y r r r n Kansas ( ity, .In, April G .from nine counties might tie erushe l Y ’ 1 Ogden Amrour. whose opinion on L 1(fe |h„ tl„. lttinU.,, Y Wednesday, April 7—’ the price of meat rhould be ! ,.oltn„ might hn shipped by sediY Business meeting, Woman’s imy-bndy cl.ve on earth, J, reet to New England or foreign nunu Y Cfrrtr:----- ------------------- said today: factoring cities where the insect Y ’ Thursday, April 8— “ It is my opinion that the price would lie harmless. Y T. N. T. Sewing Club meets of fresh incuts Is not going to ho Y witfy Mrs. R. M. Grovenxtcin Y Objectipn to this suggi-stion was incruared. I also believe that the Y Mrs. W. E. Watson entertains Y raised on the ground that with omcost of other food stuffd had about Y the Every Week and extra Y petit n removed, prices for seed in rone hod the highert point. Y table’s of bridge in honor of )' Texas would lie adversely affected Several of the cotton states have Y Mrs. Keeltfr. Y Y Mrs. F. L. Miller entertains V New already moved to jetecl themselves Memorial Font Hlcsscd Y the Duplicate Bridge Club at ) from the invasion of, the boll worm Holy Cross luncheon. * V Easter night at Holy Cross Church from Texas Louisiana will order all Y Thursday night— Y before a large congregation the Hec­ cotton-growing in infected areas Y “ Aluch Ado About Betty*’ t V tor blessed a handsome new marble plowed under and will compensate Y at Princess Theatre under nu- Y Baptismal Font given by Mr. Frank tho faxmcnL__Mississippi officials )' Y spices of High School L. Miller of this city and Dr. Oliver of the state told the conference will Y Y Friday, A p ril 9th — Jc Miller of Jacksonville In memory prohibit infected seed from oven 1 ’ Mrs. W. J. Thigpen and Miss of their mother, Mra. T. J. Miller a passing through the Mate nnd Ge.or X )' Y Katherine Wilkie entertains most devout and faithful membor of giB, North and South Carolina nnd 1 Y at bridgo for Mrs. Keelor Floridn have taken precautionary Holy Cross Church. ) measures along the same lirn-s Y Holy Cross Guild Meeting / 1’ Y Friday night Contrulln Murderers Up For Twenty l 1 Parrish House dance, Airs. * Lee-Lewis Five To Forty Years Each. V Forest Lake, hostess. -Y .A mnrr age of .more than passing J Montesano, Wash., April 6 Y Saturday April 10th interest to Faefet'd [ eople nnd Semi­ Y The sevetl men convicted here March Y Mrs. C. M. Vorcu entertains ) 13 of second degree murder for the honor of Mrs. Keelor nole county people was that of Mbs Y t t )’ slaying t f Warren O. Grimm, CenY Grace Li wttf of Altamonte Springs Y y y y j t x Y Y y . y y y Y v Y )' tralla Armistice Day pnrnflo victim, and James II. Lee, Jr., tif Oviedo were sentenced today to not less than forty years nor more than forty that took place nt the Baptist pu»Society Personals years each in the state prison by toriuin at Winter Park Itut Friday Mrs. L. T. Cnrter of St. Petersburg Judge John Wilson, after he had: afternoon at 3:30 o’e lock. is the guest of lirr sister, Mrs. Sam denied a defense motion for a new T On’ > immediate —friends of Lbe. Igou. family were i re ent and immediately trial. Mr. E. McConnell lias purchased Tho seven sentenced to twenty, rifter th'* cerin ify the young couple the Gctzen bungalow, 910 Elm uvc., five to forty years’ imprisonment took a trip to Jacksonville ami other nnd will get possession at once. were: C. C. Bland, Bert Bland, John points and are now at home at the Mrs. Myrtie Bell and son Frederick Lamb, Eugene Barnett, James Me- groom’s home in Oviedo. spent tho week end here the guest Inorcny, Ray Becker and Britt The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. of Airs. G_D~Ui8hop. Smith. I. M. Lewis nnd is known to a wide Mr. A. Martin arrived yesterday The defense ;uttorney tonk excep­ circle -of—friembr-in this ami other from Miami and is visiting his daugh­ tion to the sentence and gave notice parts of the flats having spent her ter, 'Mrs. Geo. Fox. of appeal. early girlhood days at 'Hie Lewi home in Altamonte. Knaggcmcnt Announcement T t ) I EBTROY C O T T O N CROP The groom Is the son of Mr. nnd Mr. and Mrs! Richard A. Tcrhoun Mrs. J. I!, I,l*o of U video and is announce the engagement nf their And ! ave (fiber Olber Sections Prom :;bo a Seminole foutity native and •daughter, Vern Idol, ,to . Mr. Jarvis might has a host of friends all over t i e Wellington Roe, Rio wedding to Wat I ingti ii. Aj ri! fi.- T ' e -Tafr of *~t~tn-------------------------tal^e place Thursday, April tw-nojy- Tpxa.i pfw eryed tod a y et a y Their * many friends extend con1innlntb Ht Holy Cross Episcopla Church r f * ffirlals ft* m r-vc -y r u i - -•••*: rat 1 thin and beat wi he -^o Mr Sanford, Florida. and Mrs. Lee who will make this tatc to t- ! e . imnir 'i le ,tftf s t -tamp out the pink t ■II werm wITfci- county their home. , Mrs. I,. P. McOulrr Entertains hes Teabjcnred in Htre, rountles in The first of ths post-Lenton par­ the Calve, ton re* ti«n. < • !y the nVrt "Chicago Strike Illegal ties was given by Mrs L. P. AlcCullct Irartird quarantine actcn ?: L ! I y Cleveland / j ril 7 (By A> Delated Tuesday afternoon and was one of df'iructi' n of »rcit *> nlrciuiy jil'.t t<d. Press) Preside the prettiest given in Sanford and can prevent a rit| id t J read. >f t Me man and I • > Sinford is noted for its beautiful pcLt. experts of the ay.ricuitt nd «U-, , . . ... , l[ti| social functions and charming-hostess part mentsnld. Lhe confi r* c/e cor.tiqup L tomorrow, but th o iF ^flr^l iy-tA color scheme of pink and C.’cmenrex j Betlcr lavender was. tastefully blended In hcrticult rai board h uiu’emooti-td Carfn April 7 (By "/ *Sf.-rir.tcd the decorations and carried out with have practirally rerfed notice on tho Prcfs) Former p cmicr t f Frame, Texas authorities t t r t . urlrrF r'tlo r quantities of pink roses,' bohimla Clemenec.u » l o has I ei n iid'%ring is taken by tho tt ito « | of T e x i ' (troo orchid), and wisteria. Jars arid vases scattered about the rooms and will be placed une’er quarartin,' Hem brcnel ’t" if sep i t * ’ a: l eHcr! ■-1' %" . - — . just as many Sanford people wilFgo away to spend their vacation. Maybe more. The ones that will not Lake advantage of this little tip, will remember with regret, as they sit in the pullman listening to the train porter calling “ last call for break--* fast,"’ that they did not take advantage of;our Who U Violet Ostrich? Look on back page tomorrow/ • Ign ite. ^ Noliee Che.rolet Owners W e have taken on tho -Chevrolet contract and are now ready to take Woman's Club Carnival earo of your service. We have a good service man and a big stock of parts, Preparations are rapidly feeing for­ ■^•ylor Motor Company, Pfco. Hotel ward for the Spring Carnival which Building. 122-tfc. will be given under the auspices of the Welfare department cf th e Wo­ American Legion Will Meet The Campbell-Loosing Post A* man's Club, April 1 6 - 1 6 - 1 7 . v There will be all the inducements incrivan Legion will meet in the " THE one may desire to enjoy oneself in Court Houso Thursday, A p r il’ 151h at 7:30 o’ clock. Every member Is real cafrtlval fashion and all the urgently required to be present pennicsthc devices-known to genius! 138- ttp , ____________ t o got the pe nnies j» ml - dimes _T he | , , Home made goodies!! Cakes, Country Store under tho supervision l ,prt .V t t l " '.'i.p,nrrU f Candies, Sand Ariica at the Carnival cf Mra. R. J. Holly: tho candy wheel cotton w,.ml r it nseed Yum! Yum!. ’ 138-itc , Mrs. Frank Miller, confetti baloori* Ik fin*: - - 1at«*s. and home made delicacies dispensed Who is Major Jartrce? Look on Go*.rmrr Hobby i f Texas and ieby Mrs. W. C, Hill; fortune lolling buck pace tomorrow. •. 139-Otc. and Uie fun makers; the pretty event s verrl mem beta *,f ti e congressional Ileauty Spots— Pretty girM danc­ flowers and plants and ohf just dbltr.atiph cf t ie rtate who were prring and singing in Flora’s Dream, every tiling to attract the crowds ani mt. ixp'< nil ’ their desire to cyCarnival week. 138-lte make folks happy. There will be n jerate w th tint Federal board hut Go to see the last game of basket- amusement for oi l and young, men. det! r I I t tale was net in position hull that will be played in Sanford j women and children. Everybody join to c r y _> t thedr . ' t i 1pro tram outat the Parish House Saturday night. I the procession that heads for P a r . irtp I Hr tl <■ n A total oxpenfTT l,i 139-ltc. |avenue ami the Woman's Carnival th' late of some $1,750,000 would — ------------- .--i re . It f i ni fh-trlirtion nf this year’s A T T E N T IO N ■r.'| rep'e -ent a! ives ,,f the tale The Royal Neighbors will meet i.eld \ *. an alternative they proposed Thursday evening tho 8th at 8 o'­ One of the big events of th t i -eyregntijn of the Infected areas clock. Every member D urged to be amusement season will tie the M< li\ thrrtvioj; around it a ten mi present. Please be on time. Cords who will del'gl t the penpft iri| i’t w Id'll cotton-growing won "‘ Recorder". of Sanford smn. ! iir prohibited, Government experts The McCords— A joyous dash of .id not heliete this would serve the music, monologues, sketches and , . . ... .___ i... nurnme. nice the growing of cotton .impersonations, on W«sinei»aav, 1 within the area would provide a April 14th at the High School, H:3'i breeding pin re for the boil worm p m under the auspices <& The Mrs. R. A. Tcrhoun, Editor from "which it would find its way in I Woman’s Club. Pltone 395 Eighteen - — l lN -SOCIETY’S DOMAIN Attractive Homes Can sell y o u a beautiful home on any sired . - lit Sanford. T H IS SUM M ER D e t r o i t V a p o r O il S t o V o See the demonstration of this stove in our window nil this week. HILL HARDWARE CO. FULFIL YOUR DUTY a Not only to your country but to your loved one. You are N O T D O IN G your duty if you do not think of the future. You A R E D O ING your duty if you SAVE. Which shall it Be? • ’■*■<£? ■(: •; ■:;v», • PEOPLES BANK OF = SANFORD =v== . :*■ ,V r | v . 7- 't**¥r .*S\ ' 1■ > t, • v , ‘V i ® ™ ^ ** ; -’ “ i / - '* s M S *. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 07, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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FLORIDA. THURSDAY. APRIL 8. 1920 become so high that the people were going to seek other fields. It has been found by purchases of land a t . $500 an acne Iowa, for example, according to Mr. Me Rad, that it was impassible to’ make, the' land produce interest, on tlje investment. This situation he said, made the time ripe for the $outh to advertise itself. "W hen the people up there find out that yon have good land down here, as good as anywhere else in MEN FOUR OP- the-country, and there is very little in the myth of fever.,swamps and AND THEY W IL L malaria and yellow fover, they are ON LAtfDS IN going to'flock to the South." ‘ When the bill becomes a law, and no opposition has developed thus far,v r.said"* Mr7” McRae. " r . believe jt- sfill be one of the greatest boosts the agricultural Sbuth bas ever hnd. Y’ ou arc too modest in this country." BODIES BROUGHT T O ICA ON S TE A M E R SENOND. AM ER NAN- New York April 8 (B y Associated Press) The transport Nanscmond ar­ rived with the bodies oe eighty se­ ven soldiers who died In England during the war. Relatives and friends were at the peir to receive the flag draped coffins. B U R N IN G A M E R IC A N . O R ­ lies. In every expression PHANAGES AN D / K IL L IN G which I have heard conceTning^W A R M E N IA N S . both in and out cf the navy, it hes received the deepest censure." Constantinople April 8 (By Assoc­ Declaring that he appeared en­ iated Press) The American orphnngo tirely at his own request to "defend was burned when the Turks destroy­ ed the village of Haroun-Iyi. Two the good name of the navy," Admir­ thousand Armeanians orphans were al Rodman, who commanded the removed to safety- The Turks are American battleship squandron, told besieging other Armenian villages. the committee thkt the American naTjrdid its full share most gallantly, and effectively in fighting the Huns to a specutaaular and victorious con- SAYS HOUSE M EM B E RS FOR elusion TWELVE MONTHS HAVE • I N V E S T I G A T E D OUR Admiral Sims’ status abroad was V IC T O R Y largely one of llason officer, the wit- German Debate Regulars On Peace Treaty Gkinesvillc, Ga., April 8.— Onening his campaign for the democratic nomination in Georgia for president Washington, April 7— Director Attorney Genfral l’ nlmer nddressed a BO M B AR D IN G DUSSEI W IL L TAKE SEVERAL DAYS ARE General Hines, appearing before the large audience here Tuesday. At thet TO REACH F IN A L VOTE. DORF A C C O R D IN G ' Ti House Appropriations Committee to­ outset Mr. Palmer said he had en­ day, urged the immedaite passage of tered tho Georgia primaries because FRENCH DESPAYCH. Washington, April 7 — F i n * deter­ an appropriation of four hundred mination was-reached today by Re­ Paris April 8 (By Associate Press) twenty million dollnrs to wind up certain epemlcs of the administration publicans leaders In the house to bring w'tts attempting to secure a delega­ German regular troops are bom­ the Federal contrtl- of railroads to a vote In that body late Friday tion from Georgia to the San Fran­ the resolution to declare the stale of barding Dusselldorf with gas shells cisco convention thrt, might he con­ war with—Germany at an end. A according to patch to Le Matin trolled by the critics of the adminis­ special rule reported today by the this morning tration. >a hules vomittee provides for six hour’ ‘ This hns resulted in the entering debate on Thursday and five hours of tho name <>f a distinguished citlLf hi* stren u ou s activities in on Friday, after which opponents ten of Georgia as a candidate. That Lhington in behalf of relief le g is of the resolution may offer only a does not materially alter the situa­ ton for.ex-service men. motion to recommit. Winter Park. Kin., April 6.— Thr tion nor chnnge my duty with rclir. Mrllae expressed confidence spect to it. • Completion today of the minority regulnr monthly meeting, of the twon L Congress soon will enact the ‘ Aa I road the announcement of Ldney-Smoot bill which embodies IS T H E % BONE OF C O N T LN - report, presenting .views of Demo­ council was held on Monday night lSen.-Errith, lie is not n real candidate TO D AY W IT H • P R O ­ cratic members on the resolution, itommendntions of the American • T IO N and In many respects was of un­ j for president. His candidacy is incleared the way for the long debate. SPECTS OF LOSS TO SOM E rdon for assisting ex-service men in usual importance. Among some of Uamlctl only to end* are., » tbu. puakiRepresentative Flood of \ irginia, mining hom es. This measure, he Washington April 8 (By Associa­ ranking Democratic member of the the most important actions were the dent and the party w l L h he leads. tpIained. will give the ex-soldier or ted Prcsa)'Opponents and supporters committee, presenting the minority If this were not true 1 should havo adding «f one mill to the taxes to pro lor four options: of universal mllitifry training. lined report, challenged the power of con­ hestited to oppose him here for un­ “ Under tho land settlement plan; up for, the final showdown in the gress to bring the war legally to an vide a fund for the increase of the sal der other circumstances he would ption No. 1. for instance a former Senate today. An informal canvass end, and characterized section five aries of the fcachers of the public have hnd a large claim ti> the sym­ idler, who has seen one year or is said to have indicated forty De­ of the resolution. as un attempt to school, the purchase of the three lots pathy and support of his own state. ii days of active service, will be mocrats and thirteen Republicans preserve something out of the wreck squth of tho town hall which are now he H in making his annOUme'ment _ (titled to a credit of $1.50 per day will -vote against the plan thus ardeclared Mmxelf to be in sympathy ■JSI7.50. To this ho may add as being usde as a play ground, and th suring It defeat. Under these cir­ with the course of the party under re year forking -capital $1,2000 anrmmriation of one thousand dolcumstances the movement has be­ the brilliant leadership of Woodrow rrowed from the government for gun to substitute a voluntary train­ Wilson and thus brought himself in ocking Ilia farm with animals, ing plan. The details have not yet line with what will be the undoubted >d |1,500 for improvements, a been anpounced. declarations of the Spn Franclsqo con­ vention, I should have gladly conced­ ed his right to apreferential votes of his own stnte. But I have too much confidence in tho loyalty of tho Geor­ gia democrats to tho great principles for which our party stands and which have been written Indelibly upon the political history of our time to bo It M Y AVIATIO N REPAIR I)E deterred by the prospects of a contest P O T BURNS NEAR DALLAS even with so distinguished a son of S Y M P A T H Y W IT H T EXAS S T R IK E IN Gcrogia as your icior senator, from SAGO RAILR O AD giving your people nn opportuniy to THE CH ■how that loyalty In terms that would M EN. he understood throughout tlie coun­ t r y . I follow the leadership of Wood­ ; row Wilson:-Son. Smith has repudi­ ated it. "T h e republican house of repre­ sentatives for 12 months has content­ ed itself with investigating our vic­ Pcnsacol^ Airmen Make Balloon tory in the war." Mr. Palmer said. I “In other words the government Flight Record pd«t the American Legion bonus bill S IM S FOR BEING RESTURANT IN O K L A H O M A ( ENSURES Wilmington, N. C. April 7— After K m the greatest inducements to INDISCR E ET IN C R IT IC IS M S ¥>tting What is believed to be a SCENE OF DISASTER . IW constructive phases of the re­ f . Admiral world’s record by\ (lying 900 miles Washington, April .7 wind loldicr problem, that Is farPuna City, Ohla., 'April 8 (By Hugh Rodman, commander in chief in- fourteen hours, a naval ballon pair.g. Whin the advantages a r e 1 Associated Press) Ore dead and one of the Pacific fleet, told th® senate in­ attached to the truining station at pcfoughly understood by the boys fUriouely injured anil two portions vestigating committee today that Pensacola, Florida, made a forced p«y undoubtedly will grnsp the unaccounted for it th® result of a Rear Admiral Sima’ letter to Secre­ landing in a field near Kerr, thrity pirn opportunity offered in Option gas exposition in a rcsturant here tary Daniels criticising «fhe navy’s milps from Wilmington, today. po 1, in great numbers. As a mMThe occupants of the ballon, Pf of fact, more than 250,000 re­ todays. The damage is estimated nt part in the war was very indiscreet. Lieutenants Kenny, U. S. N., com­ "Admiral Sims’ indiicretioni," he puted soldiers nlready havo advised n o o .o o a . manding and Lieutenant Kelly and aid, "lay particularly in his breach U. S. Interior Department that of confidence in making public an in­ Keyo, of the marine corps, and W*y drsite to recure farms with timate and confidential conversation Gunner Bundy, U. S. N., student at Wcrsl n; sir til nre. which should have been held secret." the Pcnsurola station, were badly "With such arristanro from the The witness rrferred to Sims’ test!* shaken up. They were brought to Dmnmint, after this act becomes mony that Admiral Benson, chief of Wilmington early Wi the afternoon 1 law the rear ark able opportunities naval operations told him priori to two of them in. need of medical Ud advantages of the South as an his departure not to let the "British attention. Uricultural tection, ^undoubtedly The men left .Pensacola at G:36 SECRETARY pull the wool over your eye*: we OF L AR OR |*01 appeal with ttriking force to Tuesday afternoon on an endurance would as soon fight the British." HOARD GIVES REASONS tfcits new farmers and many of them "Had Adm.ral Sims’ letter been flight and landed at Kerr nt 9:30 FOR ASSE RTIO N. *kould turn their eyes to this section REPORTS SAY A M E R IC A AND this morning. The ballon used was le«s iqdlscrtet," Admiral Rodman w their future homes." A G A IN S T THE Washington April 8 (By Associa E NG LAND said; "had he omitted references to of the old observation type. “This land." said Mr. McRne. ted Press) The flat rejection of the The airmen will return tp Pensa­ O C C U PA TIO N conversations, which, as I havo said, "'ill he valued before purchase by plan of the Second Industrial Con­ cola by train tomorrow. — he should have held secret and confi­ governor of the state in which '‘Paris April 8 (By Associated Press ference settling the labor unrest British Cabinet Meets dential; had the statements been Ifsnd is, an appraiser from the Reports that Great Britain and urged before the senate labor com­ Flrat Body Found • couched In polite and moderate terms federal land bank, and a member o f ’ London April 8 (B y Associated »" . mittee today by W. Jett Lauck, se­ the United States have called upon Anderson S. C. April 8 (By Assoc­ « • board for administering land and Press) The British cabinet met pre­ France to withdraw troops are cur­ such as are usual in airh messages; cretary of the old labor board. He homes, in order to insure that the sumably to discuss the French oc­ rent here. The report that the troops had »t been less antagori tic. it^vould iated Prcaa) Tho body of Lucy said the labor demand for a greater Isnd !r worth the price asked for it. cupation of the German cities. The arc occupythg Frankfort is without no doubt, have followed the usual Bradshaw was found ten miles from share in the control of industry waa course of such communications, re- the scene of the tragedy was the "No irritation,, except that ap- conference of the allied premiers of foundation sayi. the official note. causing unrest. the foreign ministers was postponed ceieved due ronslderation by the first ,to be recovered of the ten tr*i»al, is placed on the ex-rerviee presumably‘ until tofhorrow. • proper authorities and doubtless persons drowned in the Savannah Ban purchasing land, lie may rettle 'F o r County Commissioner some good would have come of It. river last Sunday. . *sywhere in the state he likes. . # subsequent At the solicitation of my friends Ilia mention and the ’There will be a board comprising I have decided to announce my W alk.Oat In Toledo * •^members, three cx-rervicc men, candidacy for re-election to the posi­ Toledo* April 8 (B y Associated h* ‘secretary of the interiors and a tion of commissioner for the District Press)' Six hundred switchmen walk­ - jp t n - whieh will administer • all No. 1 subject to the decision of the ed out in sympathy with other cities. For FIorlda falr lonlghT and F r l *nd home compensations. Democratic Primary June 8th. I t Is predicted that It will tie up day N o change in temperature Mr. McRae pointed out that in L .A . BRUM LEY traffic In twenty foui* hours. Qentle variable winds. . *• Middle Weat laqd. value* had I t Weather Report J �SANFORD DAILY HERALD FAGB 4 APRIL 7. 1920 Water Power Wasted. * • • A -man amf bit wife’ went to ono of T h e Alto Parana river, which dl* tho most beautiful Islands In the vldes l*nntguny from Argentina and Caribbean sea seven years ago to spend Brazil. and Us many trlhulnrtc*. could the twilight of their lives In tho ae- make. |*aruRUny an Important Imlysreno beauty of the tropics. It was a trial center. The power Ot these waplace which tho husband, a seafaring tern Is praetjcnlly unknown, hut is man. had chosen ns the nenrest ap­ estimated as having. In' some places, proach t<* tiTrestriarpuradlse for thdke a fall of 200 feet, and a force of 100,who have enough money to live with­ OOOhorw1 power. The Igunzu faHa out working hank an* regarded as even more "powerful • -The couple landed In New York the will hold its regular monthly meet­ ing in the chamber of commerce nuv Period of About Four Weeks Between oilier day with their lares-and penates The Old and New Crop as K cnuU and a pa [rot. The Ideal season Is Just ditoriu/n tomorrow evening at 8 nbnu't to begin In Ibe Caribbean, bnt O f Frost o’ clock, whon tho carnival committee It will start nnd continue without this Jut! Tonkins says some of tho bit­ cill make a report giving thr amoun Miami, April 0.—Tomato ship particular pair of humans. “ We want terest rfvnlrlos In I'nrMtlpvllle linve of mohey secured for tho Edward C. ments from this section will bo light an old-fashioned New England win­ been caused by the honest desire of DeSaussurc post. during the month of April as tho ro- ter.1' said the wife. The husband was different people to work lorn) nnd show "D on't forget the nest meting of sult of the freeze of a month ago; tho •vervbodr n renl coon time tbe- poaU and don't target. La register mow crop not coming-on until about and pay your poll tax,." was th(s clos­ M a y ‘1. Tho fruit shipped from dam: ing remark of the announcement of aged fields up until now has been the meeting sent out by Post Ad­ largely vines. T h e fruit which will jutant Smitji. Americanism of the 100 be ready in May is that which has Siberian Y. W. C. A : on sprouts on vines which per cent variety, such ns tho Amer­ Over.In Siberia a staff of Y. W. C. frozen down in March. were ican Legion, stands for, it is pointed The Thomas J. Peters packing A. workers ore slowly but surely mak­ out, demnnds thnt every eligible vot­ ing headway In organising an nssocler shall exercise hid rights at the house closed down yesterday, and' pilot) and In Interesting girls In the next election. The post went on will remain closed during the entire various activities planned for Iholr record at its last meeting to the month, excepting for a few days next benefit. Overcoming the mountains effect'that to be a full fledged mem­ week when it will turn out about 10 of difficulties which arise from the 1 ber of-the post each must register cart. This .packing house has been abiiurmal ‘educational and social situA first' class paiqter wishes work, and pay his poll tax. A committee running for several weeks at tho rate ntlon In Vladivostok tins been n prob­ large or small jobs solicited. Speed was appointed by Poet Commander- of from 10 to 16 carloads a day. Mr. lem to. be npproclicd slowly nnd with and workmanship guaranteed Plcaso Covington to check the roster of Peters' tomato paten js about 12,000 eyes oj»en. if The workers report finding n few aeswer at once. Can’ t linger in extent, the largest in the members to fee that this wes done. | nothing doing.. Painter, Cate of people Interested In the things which A card asking the questions. Have have to do with girts and with what­ Herald. you registered? Have you paid your Of course there are thousands of ever Information they tmre gathered j poll tax? is included in the announce­ acres of tomatoes In, the southern they nrc enrefuily developing their ac-*, '*"Lost- Small brown coin purse. ment to each member, nnd will be part o f,th e county along the bay Ernest tlvltles. There are sewing classes and Ucward checked up to see that the member.! shore that woro not Injured by the one of the worker* Is conducting class­ Krupp; 910 Park Avc. 139-2te of tho local post do live up to their frost at all, nnd the movement will es In spelling nnd letter- writing. obligations as citizens nnd Legion- continue from these fields at the nnor Wanted— A positicn as hourekceper fer an elderly couple. Enquire naires malmtCi______ l___ „ _________________ -------Prlxs-Flflhter Congressman. i37.3tp. ' A call has been issued to nil memIn the meantlmejt is expeted that The report Hint Cnrpentler. the prim Herald Office, b e n of the post who have not paid the price, which has held to only'a fighter. Is ambitious to become n mem For Bent— Futniihed reems for their dues to come to this meeting medium level since the freeze, will her of the French parliament, recall-* 210 and pay up to Posk Finance Officer improve suring the period.of lessened till* ejection of John Morrissey In con­ housekeeping or hedroems. gress on November 0. 1807. from ths Park Ave. 138-tf. Edward Goodman to mail their supply, "Bloody Sixth’ ward of New York check to him in care of tho Union For Rent—Sewing machine. city, says the Springfield Republican. Central Life Insurance Co., Graham Morrissey’s fiimnus fight. In whleh he Phone 308W. Terms reasonable building, or call upon him at .that ‘defeated fleennn. took place October 137-3tp place and leave their dues. This is \2P. DOS. In the no-inn it's Inutl ndjolnnecessary the announcement states lag Boston Corners In Berkshire coun­ For Sale—6 room cottage, 811 or the names of such unpaid mem­ ty. afterward conceded to New York Elin Avc. Ready for occupancy. by MnssncbusetlH. The pugilist hud n A. P. Connelly. bers must be dropped within thirty 13?-3tc long record of Indictments for nssnult days. . Found— Gold Wntrh, owner ran nnd burglary nnd hnd * served nine Tomorrow, Tuesday night. 8 p. m. months In Hie penltentlnry for nlnn have by identifying znrae and (lay­ is the time for the meeting. breaches of the ponce. He served his ing for tin's ad. 137-3tc. district In congress satisfactorily W IR E T AP P E R GIVEN Wnntcd-Second Hand Poultry wire & .enough to be re-elected. SENTENCE Poultry yaerd equipment for cash. Wiitc "P o u ltry " care Hexlad 136-Gtp HO,COO bond and has* been rr1e«"H Brown put up liberty bonds as secur­ American Legion Aska Members To ity. F. W.-Williams has not made bonds yet. .The remaining three de­ Register nnd Stand Past. fendants alcnk with F. W. Williams The following from tho Jackson­ arc still in tho county jail. ville Times Union will prdve Interest­ ing to American Legion members of L IG H T T O M A T O S H IP M E N T S this gounty: D U R IN G M O N T H OF AP R I The local post American Legion 100 PER CENT A M E RIC ANS | j • | ( A CHECK ACCOUNT in a bank should}establish a most intimate relation betw een the hank a n d iU depositors. W c are always w illin g to consult w ith our depositors regarding their proposed business deals. -CLASSIFIED W e m ay see matters from a differ­ ADVERTISING For Rent—One large well furnished room 717 Park Ave. 118-tf. For Sale — Double white iron bed, mnttress nnd spring. 507 Magnolin 13£-Gtc. uilty by a jury in Cir•o Friday night and senudge O. K. Reaves to the state prison. Counirfrn i 1- " 1 -;— >»— ourt a motion nf appeal accomplishments of the merchant Ths Busy Househusband. marine. The senator has probably Probnbly no other system will ever ()4.en- more instrumental in obtaining legislation affecting these two branch )c devised for losing long nnd vnlu* abte-Uwd pencils out of,one's Waist­ ^ - 0p-government *srrrvtr,e~THuft1If fry coat I'—tfi't which will -'quite equal other member o f congress. , for efficiency slinking down the fur­ lie read an extract of a letter from or,c**.—illilo Slate .loiirual. Mr. Cntts, written in f r l? in which Mr. Cntts informed the renator that he (Catts) hud been responsible for the election of Wcodrow Wilson in Edward Brown, one of the four re­ 1916, in that ho (Cntts) had refused maining defendants, hns put up a an offer of $50,000 to go over to tlie ■Hughes faction wilh his contituency This piece of intelligence brought .down the house. In fitting ways tinsenator discussed issues found in the Catts campaign literature. Approval of his hearers was registered by the applause thut greeted him. Wantod — 1000 -shoes to repoir A. E. Dobbins, Electric Shoe Br­ pairing 4th St. and Sanford Ave Leffler Block. 13G-6tp. ent view point than you d o and help you to avoid a loss. C o m e in and let us assist you .' HOME INSTITUTION . For Sale— T w o story 8 room house and garage. Clear • title. Sanford Heights. Apply No. 402, Sanford avenue. • 113-tfc. For Sale—Stable Manure in cm lots. Budkin & Girvin, Bishcc Jacksonville, Fla. 110-50te. For Sale— Good fertilizer t istril utor, Phene 22 W or P Wanted—T o rent a car for month. Address Dr. E. E. Ruk Psola, Fla. 134.-6t Boarders wanted— Mrs. McEwcn will epon her boarding hoiue April For H ent— 6 acres tiled hummocl. land at Palm Villa. Pl.or.e 22 V.’. 3rd. Will c c n e meals r.!co. 402 Oak 134-Gtn. or P. O. Bex 74. 137-31 e, Ave. Far.ford. ‘ Stolen— A ^ Beacon Tire 35x1 Wanted— Good second hand Rib Tread, brand new. Locnte this light-weight buggy. P. O. Ilox 844 or tiro nnd communicate with Herald call or phone 378. 134 Gtp, Office nnd help to break up the gang of tiro thieves in this <ection. For Sale—2 attractive homes on For Sale— Ono lot of Duroc hogs Oak Ave., 1 on Park, 4 on Mugnolia, 4 on Palmetto, 2 on Myrtel, 1 on and pigs. Any amount you want 9th St., 2 on Elm. 1 on 3rd St., from one to lot. G. W. Spencer. ’ . 121-tfc. 2 on Laurel, 1 on Sanford Heights. ’ Nice building lots on Park and For Sale—7 Passenger Paige Marn^Hc Avc . Celery F ; - t s cry (.irtatnobilr, A-l condition. 200 size from 4 acres to 25 acres. In­ young chicks, also crop of oranges. surance. E. F. "Lane. Phone 452. Inquire Mrs. A. V. French. Sanford 187-Glr Heights. * 13E-6tp • r or Sale— By the owner store, Lost— Smell Airdaie puppy about buildings, dwelling houses and vacant six weeks old. Blsek with tan feet, lots. Wm. 11. Hynes, 919 -French bob tail. "Reward. Randall Cl.aze. Ave. v >38-12tc. Victrola and White Rotary Sewing Machine Women Can Register After Close and F a llin g H a ir * For Salt* by Bower & Roumillat B . C , D O D D S, M .D Residence: 905 Mngnoliu Avo. Phone 4fil Office: First National Dank Building ----- . ■— Phone -4G2 GEORGE D. H ART LIFE INSURANCE ' SPECIALIST Phone No. 47 , P. O. Box 107 FRECKLES Positively Removed by Dr. Berry's Frcrklc Ointment Your DrumtUt or by Mall 65c______ Dr.C.11. RcrrrC o- F. L. M ILLE R , Owner M enam eots, Copings in Marble or Granite Demonstration Hooka Whether women will vote in tlit* coming primary and general elections depends upon one more State's ratifi­ cation of the Anthony Federal suffj-ugc amutidmi-nl before tile <lection? ntid not whether they will in- eligible to vote before the registration periodcloses. according to the State election laws as interpreted by Supervisor of Registration B. L. Blackburn nnd others. An amendment to the. laws put into effect in 1915 known as the Byran bill, provides for' voters who become tdigible after the close of the registration period. This amendment was drafted by John J. McWhorter, arroiate editor of the Tribune in 1915 and passed shortly after. It provide* that "per­ sons" becoming legally fiualified after the registration period may become qualified electors by making nn affi­ davit containing the date on which he will become of legal voting agecr will have completed a legal voting re sidence with the supervisor of regis- o f the W h itc Rotary Sewing th e C o m e in and let us d e m o n s tr a te this w o n d e r fu l m a c h in e . (Watch for Big Window Display) Machine week. all Sewing on Lace, making Lace Medalions, Hemstitch% ing an d Em broider- law is applicable to women as well as men. He said yesterday the rntifl-eaVion-rrf-4he-su ft rage-• mernt men t-dryone more State will in jiis opinion, qualify women who are of legla vot­ ing age to register after the manner prescribed by law. lie says no poll tax w II be required, which is the case where a man becomes of legal voting age immediately prior Ho election. Tampa Tribune. Expsrt Savage Plnhermen. The Sandwich Islanders anil the peo­ ple of the 1-adrones are exceptional a* savage fishermen, having no fear of fairly deep wafer. The latter think nothlng.of going fishing In IS fathoms In light canoes cfJW proas, rigged with one Mil, In the cnnstrucUarirf which their ancestor* most likely cop led the Malay pirates. on Easy Term s AND WHITE SEWING MACHINES �SANFORD DAILY HERALD PAGE 2 ri'BUSHUH THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY INC* R..J. HOLLY, Editor W. M . HAYNES. Business Manager he ‘ had, better keep them to him self. It was just this iuutf that war tried in the case of the New York Socialist' members of the genera assembly Maurice’ Bloch, who preaented a minority report in the'-unseatlng of Liberty inthese men, declared volves the right to think wrong." True, but as it is also true that many a man could be arrested for what he thinks, if he thought it out loud, so also is it true, as tho Post tells Mr. Block, "upon analysis it will be found that liberty exercises no function in such a case as long as a man's ideas do not stray out.' side of man's own mental processes., "Fortunatiey," continues the Post HEADQUARTERS EVERYTHING IN ceries SPECIAL PRICE T^LL CREAM! $1.50 Doz. was expected to develop a number of contests, including those for'delegatcs gates at large to the republican na­ tional convention, for election of a state committee, a state chairman an and national commltteman from Georgia. The conventions was not expected to get down to business until, late in the day. The * regular" republican organize tion, which was the one called to meet yesterday, has rwo wings, ine led by lloscoe Pickett, which sup­ ports Maj. Gen. Wood for the pre­ sidential nomination and the other by Henry Lincoln Johnson, negro, who worked for an unfnstructed del­ egation from Georgia. Wood dele-. The National Banking co n stitu te a b u lw a rk o f p r o ­ te c tio n to th e d e p o s ito rs su ch in s titu tio n s . * N a t io n a l B a n k s are in g m o r e a n d m ore becom ­ p u b lic in s titu tio n s a n d th e G o v e r n ­ m e n t is ta k in g a s tro n g h a n d in seein g th a t th ey are f, P r . Hulley will now go after Cary Uncle Joe Cannon says he does not know Catts and never spoke to him in his life and at that Uncle Joe has nothing on many others. .The Michigan primaries brought out a n ew dish— Hoover and Edwards a ham sandwich and a glass of beer. Ought to be popular In some quar- Senator' Fletcher is proving to bo quite a gymnast in his journey over tho state. Reports from all places he has visited say that he skins the Cat every day. MfUtlon In Jail, and in Winter Park will tax the common­ his sequestration in wealth *to pay the school teachers the insane. more money which is not such a bad idea at that. We could not spend T R E A T I T W IT H S I L E N T CON money for any better purpose. TEM PT When you pick your candidate no matter what his aspirations may lie pick a true American tirat and one that has proved his patriotism nrpi patriotism was shown at home as well as in actual service. That illegal strike in Chicago is only a forerunner of what is going to happen right along. Sowing the wind and reaping the whirlwind is applica­ ble to some of the union leaders who have preached the doctrines that are now being put into effect. Dear Readers If you knew the newspaper situtution you would not expect us to publish all the long ar­ ticles that are sent in from time to time. Make your communication brief for print paper is Brief and our stay in the business is brief or will be unless conditions change. L IB E R T Y N O T T H E SOLE VI The Palm Beach Post draws fine distinction between the right to think wrong and the right to put those wrong thoughts into execu­ tion. It is common for the soap box demander of free speech, free thought and free press to stress the •‘innk-innbic rights of a man to think us he pleases." -The Palm neach J’ ost shows him that i e can think ns much ns. and what he pleases, htif If those thoughts* »n- contrary to law and order or common decency and BALDNESS For Sale by Bower & Roumillat B u ildin g M aterial Rooting o f A il Descriptions . -r . , ■■' IJme, Cement, Plnstor Uriel;, Drain Tile and Sewer IMpo. :: :: Hill Lumber We have received from Mr. A. A. Coult, temporary rccretaTy of the Florida Deveiopement Board, copy of some correspondence between him and Burton W. Currie, editor <f the Country* Gentleman, in regard to the misrepresentations of that professed funning journal about Flor­ ida We don't propose to waste space on the Country Gentleman and its lies and we think it would pay Mr. Coult and other Floridians to follow the samu policy. A* a "farm paper” tho Country Gentle­ man is a falye alarm. It has some good stales (not about farming, in it. and some horfst stuff, hut a far- con ­ d u c te d fo r th e s a fe ty o f the Hardee in' a Joint debate and things tirely different matter. Will bogin to warm up some. Some men may even be found who quarrel with the entire ten commandemnta. None of these abnormal persons'can, • ob­ vious, be deprived of their liberty so far as mere thinking goes; but when they undertake to promulgate such wrong thoughts and to attempt to persuade others to share in them that liberty that was made for the gencrat protection of mankind, righty steps In to protect them and the rest of mankind from the consequen­ ces of thinking wrong and giving expression to their thoughts. "T o preach certain doctrines is, there- of Horry SttHr.cH Edwards, of Macon SMALL CREAM Dr. 75c Doz. T. A. Neal Purchases Willoia Hotel A very important real estate deal wag announced today from the J. N. Bradshaw Real Estate Agency (n the transfer of the Willoia property lacatcd on South Orange Avenue, to Dr. T . A. Neal for a consideration said to be in the neighborhood of F. P. FOSTER, President I t is not.known whether Dr. Neal will make any changes to the Willoia which is an eighteen room hotel en­ joying a very flattering season. The ged* along the walks ifnd collected property fronts 100 feet on the avenue germs, and made the wearer rc<<cm- with a depth of 200 feet.— Reporter Star. a shorter skirt, which came within a few inches of the ground, and showed Someth'ng Like a Memory. her ankles, and hinted that she was ' Billie was heard to say to his pal equipped with legs like other humans, .Tnrk: "I can remember everything she was frowned upon. I uld since I was three weeks old." If you craved amusement you got After some hesitation,. Jack replied: it at the "Young Men's Wednesday "Ob. thnt’s nothing, I enn remem­ Night Club" when some old skintllinL ber from the time the doctor said to me: ‘Stand up. Sonny, and have would talk you dizzy ir two hours your eyes put In.*" on "H o w to Become a Successful Man." B. F. W H IT N E R , Ci Sanford, Florida Cotton Meal NITRATE SODA You got one dollar and ter, cents a day a id were expected to bring up a family of ten children on il These were the "good old days" wo heat* so much about. You wouldn't think of having them back, and you know it. It costs more to live now hut ft*« worth'lt. S o quit your grum­ bling.— Dallas News. Potash Nitrate ASHES ’onventlun Must Deride f Vwo G. f). P. Conven­ tions. Ga., April 7.— The repne convention here today] tically every region in the state which is farmed. Outside of the muck land • and Everglades I have yet to find . any considerable area of soil that can ^c farmed without heavy fertilization. You mention the many train-loads of food that have been shipped out of Florida hut make no-comment on the many train-loads of fertilizer that have been shipped in. If Florida soil contained anything like the amount of organic matter and fertility that some of its boosters allege, it would be as thickly settled with farmers ns Illinois.” There are thousands of farmers in this state who know the fore­ going paragraph is either a plain lit­ er the statement of an ignoramus. There are tens of thousands of nert-s of Florida land which are farmed with litle or no commercial fertilizer. They have been improved frflm plain white sand t<^ rich ground by imi­ tation of vropa ami pasturing. There is no use in arguing with a man nr paper tiiat will print such stuff. If a bunch of Florida men would get together and buy spuce for a descriptive write-up in the Country Gentleman, it would pile flattery on the state with a spade. But its space in not worth buying. We shall not refer to it again, and we advise other Floridians to follow the same policy. — Ocala Star. Eggx arc one dollar a dozen. It was different in the good old clay», wnjn't it? You could buy a couple cf laying hens for your dollur then. For ten dollars you could buy half a cow and tlie Inn her would throw in hia todla and his apron. % . "G ood old days?" Yea—they were not. Those were the days when i: [dollar was worth a lot ami a man ! was w o rth very little. I I f your appendix went on a strike I the doctor called it inflammation of tin- bowels and they buried you. If your luny's were weak they started to pick out- a location in a marble or^ chard for you. And if you wqreunfortunate.enough , to be host to a few billion typhoid l germs they called the doctor, but he w o u ld n ’ t give you any water, and you wire wafted to the realm of . blits with, your tongue hanging out. } Women wore long skirts that ‘drag Victrola and White Rotary Sewing Machine It is s ig n ific a n t th a t e v e ry W o r t h W h i l e h igh er d e v e lo p m e n t of a c c o m p lis h m e n t' in the T a lk in g - M a c h in e V i c t o r sk ill a n d p ro g essiven ess. art, is th e result of T h e V i c t o r C o m p a n y is m o r e th a n a M a n u fa c tu r e r o f T a lk in g - M a c h in e s . g a n iz a tio n , it Demonstration I t is a C r e a tiv e or- d c v c lo p e s th e T a lk in g - M a c h in e s t o th e h igh est state o f perfec- lafj'ip l i y l M ' l f l f l % I tio n . T h e r e are V i c t r o l a ’s in ft | rie ty and s ty le s fr o m great va- of the W hite Sewing th e C o m c in an d le t us d e m o n s tra te (Watch for Big Window Display) The Yow ell Company • VICTR o L a S and For Machine week. ajl Sewing on Lace, making Lace Medalions, Hemstitch­ th is w o n d e r fu l m a c h in e . A g e n ts Rotary ** W H tT E S E W IN G M ACH INES ing a n d Embroider- on Easy Terms �APRIL 8, 1920 Little Happenings Mention o f Matters in B rief Personal Item s o f Interest SANFORD DAILY HERALD In and A bout *£ The City Mr. iames Owens left this morn­ ing over the Seaboard Air Line on a sightseeing expedition to points in other parts of the State. Ilia first sto will be. M T m v *** » R « ' which Me will explore the regions in the v pf EustJa, returning by. way of San­ ford, where he will wee the sights and attractions In the Clery City.— Reporter Star. Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Spend ypur dimes at the Woman's Club Carnival hext week, beautify Sanford. HO-ltc. PAGE * havfe its student's recital Saturday afternoon at the studio of Mrs. Fannie Stcmbridge Munson. Mrs A. M. Phillips will rentier a group ot^ongs on this occasion. Candy For Carnival -* « Home-made candy, for Mrs. W. C. Hill's booth at the Spring Carnival can be left at Hill’a Hardware store on the Carnival days, Thursday, Friday and -Saturday of next week. Every 'member of the Woman's Club is solicited for candy for this booth. Notice Chevrolet Owners We have taken on the Chevrolet contract and are now ready to t&ke care of your Bervlca. Wo have a good service man and a big stock of parts. Taylor Motor Company, Pico Hotel Weather And Crop, Conditions In Building. 122-tfc. . n *> Florida For The Week Ending Lizzie’s on her way to Sanford. American Legion Will Meet April 6 1920. 140-ltc. ' •'. ‘•1 v ■:>;r pi- •■ The Campbell-LossSng Post .A Temperature. The temperature Milk is Cheaper merican Legion will meet in the averaged 2 degrees to 5 degree* above During the summer months the Court House Thursday, April 15th above normal In the peninsula and price of tpilk will be 18 cents for at 7:30 o’ clock. Every member, is 3 degrees normal in the cxtretr.o quarts and 10 cents for pints. Effec­ urgently required to be present northwest. The weak closed with tive at once. RoaoUnd Dairy, Phone I38-4tp. change to much cooler weather. 2011 and 133. 136-6fc. Uemeber the dates— April 15.16-17 Minirpum temperatures on the 6th W ANTED — O LD CLEAN 140-ltc. ranged from the 40’s In central, to • . RAGS. A N Y K IN D EXfreezing in interior of extreme north­ Go to sec the last game of basket­ CEPT OLD SOCKS, ern division, with light to heevy ball that^ will be played In Sanford COATS, T A N T S , , OB frosts in northern counties. The sun­ at the Parish House Saturday night. BED S PR E AD S . A T TH E shine was deficient in the north and HERALD OFFICE. 69-tf west and normal elsewhere. Bell Cafe Reopened * Be sure and visit Jaxx Land and Precipitation. Rain felt generally The Bell Cafe will open on Sat­ hear the Joy Makers at the Woman'j through the section from the 2d to urday- morning after being complete­ Club-. Carnival. 140-ltc. 5th—excessive at many stations In ly remodeled and painted. Good western divisioni; Come out and see the Sanford French Chef. Best of Service at all northern and moderate to heavy . In central, and High Schoql girls play the Duval times. Your patronage will ,be ap­ good showers in southern divisions. High girls in basket ball Saturday preciated. 4 )-2tc. Some of the heaviest amounts re­ night at thoParish House. If Duval ported were: Madison, 5.7: Gaines­ wins this game they will have the ville, 4.6; Bonifny, 4.0; Mohtlcello, chnmpionship for which our girls 3.3, und Orlando, 2.7, inches. . are working for, so come out and give the home town team your Condition of Crops, The week w»* .support and help them win.the game. generallyInvoruble for Turm work, Mrs. R. A. Tcrheun, Editor 139-1 tc. although in portions of extreme north Phone 395 * work was delayed on account of "F lo ra " is a dream of a girl, and heavy ruins. Work and spring crop tiler's a fairy. 140-ltc. continue somewhat backward ns A box of IIuyldFs Chocolates or compared with an average season. that de'lcious Log Cabin Pecan Nut Thursday, April 8— 1 The planting of cotton, corn, cane Roll would be greatly appreciated T. N. T. Sewing Club meets V and peanuts progressed during, tinand enjoyed while nutomohiling. with Mrs. II. M. Grovenstein V week. Early cpm made excellent Sold by Mobley's Drug Store. Mrs. W. E. .Watson entertains 1 progress and is being cultivated in the Every Week and extra 1 the central division. Irsih put aloe137- Gtc. tables of bridge in honor of )' II F. Arnold is no longer associa­ made excellent progress and art- in Mrs. Koelor. Y good condition Oats und rye madet e d with the Charles Electric Com­ Mrs. F. x.. Miller entertains 1' pany in any capacity whatever. satisfactory progress. Citrus bloom the Duplicate Bridge Club at 1' is heavy and the fruit is "setting" T. O. CH A RLE S . luncheon. V i\ntUfuetnriiy; young trees are inuk Thursday night T ing excellent growth. General rain "Mu^h Ado About Betty" Y during the week will he very bene­ at Princess Theatre under au- V ficial to all crops, especially truck spices of High School V in the southern division - which was Friday, Ap ril 9th— 1 beginning to suffer, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen und Miss V J. E. S A N T )KltS Kntherine Wilkie entertains Y at bridge for Mrs. Koelor V Mrs. Cummings Acquitted Holy Cross Guild Mcetypg V Hamilton, Va., April 7 Mrs. Friday night— 1 Mittie Jestor Gumming was found Parrish House dance, Mrs. Y Forest Lake, hostess. Y Saturday April Iflth Y Mrs. C. M. Vorce entertains 1 honor of Mrs. Keelor 1 Can sell y o u a beautiful always finds men that want to vote and are eligable if they had only Registered* Don’ t be amongst that number this time but register today if you have not already registered. It is you that has the pride iti our County, then let it be you that gets yourself in shape to vote foremen that you think best fitted to lun the offices of your County, the best and one of the'fastest growing counties in the State. * . to also judge who is gunning the livest and most up-to-date Men’s Store in this town. A live store is the kind that will ( leave no stone unturned* to better the town, to push live movements all the time, that carries lines of clothing and furnishings like, SOCIETY BRAND and CAMPUS TOGS clothes, M E TR IC SHIRTS, NOTASEM E HOSIERY, ROCKEN CHAIR UNDERWEAR, S M A R T SET SILK SHIRTS, etc., and you will have to look no further for such a store if you will but visit THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT "not' guilty” of the murder of her husband after a jury had considered the case for four minutes here to­ night. She w'ks on trial for the shoot­ ing of S. Gordon Cummings, lawyer and former state asemhlyman, on the street here Feb. 7. Mrs. Cum mi tig's attorneys in the final argument based their pleas for arquittul on the claim that their client was temporally insane at the time of the shooting. any street ician in Celery Farm any size from 4 acres to 25. Washingt in April 5. “ That is u great ticket the Democrats are going to have*—Hooyer and Edwards. A ham sandwich in one hand und a giaaa. -of Leer .-in. tin: -other."- -said Senator Ashurst. Democrat, today in commenting on the result of the Michiguq primaries. 1. - SUGGESTIONS FOR S P R I N G BEANS L IM A B E A N S BEETS EG G P L A N T SQUASH TOM ATOES CUCUMBERS S W E E T CORN PEPPERS Wc Hate The SEED— FttF.SH Supper In Cenlrnl Park The lauies of the Methodist Ohurc. ate entertaining to-duy with a sup­ per at five-thirty in Central Park in honor of Dr. and Mrs. .Walker an Mr. and Mrs. C. E. White. Mr. White was formerly pastor of thi church. • GLASSES ADJUSTED and REPAIRED L. A. BRAN D 221 E. First Street Opposite Postofflco SANFORD. FLA Furniture and. Complete House Furnishings Stoves and Ranges Our Stock .s Complete Prices and Terms Reasonable 34 years service to San ADVERTISING The monthly business meeting of the Woman's Club was held Wcdnsday afternoon with Mrs. W. L. Morgan presiding. Reports .from the officers of the club and chnirman of departments were encouraging. The second vice president reported two now members for the social depart­ ment and one re-instatement and two new members for tho Welfare de­ partment. A d interesting letter from Mrs. Dickens .A c k nowledging her election lo.bonoary^nlombership was received with much interest. Responding to a "request from tho chairman of the stilte committee on America's gift to France, the club' voted five dollars be given for this purpose. The resignation of Mrs. W. E. Wutson as first vice-president of the club was received and accepted with many regrets. Mrs. S. Puleston was elected,to till the vacancy. The Cecllllan Music Club Cecilllgn Muale Club For Sale1—Good work mule, weight 100 pounds, Ford Truck, 1917 model, fertilizer distributor, 2 cultivators. Phono 109 W or P. L L Box 74. 140-3tc. .* For R en t--N icely furnished bo usekeeping apartment. Separate gas for cooking arid baking — also one nicely furnished bed room. Mrs. Nixon over 5 & 10 cent store. For Rent housekeeping Pork Ave. e r it F H E C K L T * *’< iiiv.-’ y I..-moved l)y Dr. Bern'1*' J'reekle-C.itmeiit Your Drutubr or hr Majt 6* SeiiJ ! ’ I ree Dr. C. II. Bcrnr ( Nilvis Marble Co F. L. M ILLE R . Owner M onum ents, Copings In M arble o r Granite B . C . D O D D S , M .D Residence: 905 Magnolia Ave. Phone 46 i Office: First National Bnrik Building Phone 4G2 GEORGE D. H ART LIFE INSURANCE SPECIALIST Phone No. n Wanted-Second Hand Poultry wire & For Sale— 7 Passenger Paige Poultry yaerd equipment for cash. automobile, A-l condition, 200 Write "P o u ltry” care Hcrlad 136-6tp younr chirks, also crop of oranges. Inqui-r Mrs. A. V. French. Sanford For Rent One Iarg5 wcll furnished HeigHa. 135-Gtp. room 717 Purk Ave. 1iSTtf. ’ ^ EASTER, for 1920 has passed. But opportun ities keep coming with the arrival of New at this Store. You will still have the opportunity of purchasing your General Merchandise at as Low Prices as can be found on First Class Goods. We are addjng almost daily New and Attractive Voiles, Organdies and other Dress Goods, Notions etc., to our Stock. When you visit our store you will keep finding New jtems. We have a few Men’s Panama Hats yet, at - - .................... Men’s Palm Beach Suits from - - (J*-| /r Cor. 4th St. and Sanford Ave Sanford, Florida Furnished rooms for or bedrooms. 210 138-lf. For Sale— Vault doors, L. S. Care of Herald. in t m machine. reasonable. . 137-3tp Small brown coin purse. Return to Mrs. Ernest 910 Park Ave. 139-2tc O p lo m elrlst-O p llciu n Business Meeting of Woman's Club CHASE & CO. CLASSIFIED Wupled to .buy n McCaskey Reger Enquire at Herald Ofllcx. Lenses Ground Rent—Sewing 308W. Terms Qress-Goads and Notions Soclcly Personals Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stowe are leaving to-day to return to their home in Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Robt. Thrasher has returned from a business trip to Miami. Mrs. J. M. Wallace is spending a few days in Jacksonville. Mrs. Tom Gctzen expects to leave today for Lakeland- Later in the s.cason Mr. and Mrs. Getzen will go North for the summer months. Ed Meisch iH home from the Georgia Military Academy for a three weeks vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Hollander of New York City are guests of the latter brother, Mr. J. M. Dresner. Mr. and Mrs. Hollander are on their wedding trip. • * Mr. R. R. Deas is ccpectcd home today from Jacksonville where be has been for several days bn busines. For Phone Michigan Ham Sandwlfh Attractive home on Sanford. For Sale— Double white iron bed, mattress and spring. 507 Magnolia 135-ntc. P. O. Box 1 addrers 127-t,fc. Wanted — 1000 shoes to repair. A. E. Dobbins, Electric Shoe Repairing 4th St. and Sanford Ave, 136-Gtp. Lcffler Block. For Sale—T w o story 8 room house und garage. Clear title. Sanford Heights. Apply No. 402, Sanford* avenue. ‘ 113-tfc. For $ale—2 attractive homes on Oak Ave . 1 on Purk, 4 on Mngnoliu, 4 on Palmetto, 2 on Myrtel, 1 on 9th St., 2 on Elm, l on 3rd St,, 2 on Laurid, 1 on Sanford Heights. Nice building lots on Purk and Mignolia Ave., Celery Farms any size froqi 4 acres to 25 sreres.^In­ surance. E. F. Lane, Phene -152. 137-6te Not only to your country but to your loved one. You are N O T D O IN G your duty if you do not think of the future. You AR E D O ING your duty if you SAVE. Which shall it Be? For Sale— Ily the owner store, build Irgs, t'welling 1corf sand vacant lots. Win. I L Hynes, 919 French Ave. . ' 138-12tc. For Sale— Stable Manure in car lots. Buffkin &. Glrvin, Bisbcit'Bldg. Jacksonville, Fla. • 110-50te. For Sale— One lot of Duroc hogs and pigs. Any amount you want from one to lot. G. W. Spencer. 121-tfc. Lost— Small Airdule puppy about » U weeka old. Black, with ten Jeot, bob tail. Howard. Randall Chare. will / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 08, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 08, 1920. 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NUMBER 34 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FliiDAY, Al'UIL 9,1920 XI TERRIBLE IPALMER OPENS CAMPAIGN NEW LAND MOVEMENT ON SOLDIERS FOR EX-SERVICE MEN WHO DIED TURKS ARE FLAYS SEN. HOKE SMITH WILL COME TO SOUTH INENGL’ND PILLAGING RIGHT IN NATIVEJTATE ' • Says He Repudiated Wilson and Is No Real Candidate A M E R -1BURNING AMERICAN OR­ lies. In every expression of opinion HANI’ ll AN AGES AND KILLING which I have heard concerning it, both in and out of the navy, it hns ARMENIANS. received the deepest censure." Constantinople April 8 (By Assoc­ New York April 8 (By Associated Declaring that he appeared en­ Press) The transport Nansemond ar­ iated Press) The American orphange tirely nt his own request to "defend rived with the bodies oe eighty se- was burned when tho Turks destroy­ the good name of the navy," Admir­ vi*n soldiers who died in England ed the villnge of Ilaroun-Iyi. Two al Hodman, who commanded the during the war. Relatives und friends thousand Armeanians orphans were American battleship squandron, told were nt the pcir to receive the ling removed to safety. Tho Turks are the committee that the American besieging other Armenian villages. draped coffins. navy did its full share most gallantly and effectively in fighting the Huns to u spccutuculnr and victorious con­ SAYS HOUSE MEMBERS FOR TWELVE MONTHS HAVE clusion. g r a n t in g meN four of. • I N V E S T I G A T E D OUR Admiral Sims’ status abroad was T„ , s s ANO . THEY WILL VICTORY. largely one of liaren officer, the wit­ SETTLE O?^ LANDS IN ness said. Gainesville, Gn., April 8.— OnenSOUTH. ing his campaign for the democratic Urge* R a ilroad A ppropriation. New Orleans, La., April 8 I do nomination in Georgia for president ---• Washington. April 7— Director Attorney General Palmer addressed a not believe the average person has BOMBARDING RUSSEL- General Hines, appearing before the large audience here Tuesday. At thet inv idea of the real meaning of the WILL TAKE SEVERAL DAYS ARE TO REACH FINAL VOTE. new movement for land settlement DORF ACCORDING TO House Appropriations Committee to­ outset Mr. Palmer said he had en­ day, urged the Imincdalte passage of tered tho Georgia primaries hecauso th»t ban been started In the South FRENCH DESPATCH. Washington, April 7 —Final deter­ an appropriation of four hundred certain enemies of the administration trough the leadership of the Amer­ mination was reached today by Re­ Paris April 8 (By Associate Press) twenty million dollars, to wind up wns attempting to secure a delega­ ican Legion nd others interested In publicans lenders in the house to bring the development of this country, German regular troops are bom­ the Federal contrcl of rtilroads. tion from Georgia to the San Franto a vote in that body late Friday nil Kenneth A. McRae, of Omaha. risen convention that might ho con­ barding Dussolldorf with gas shells the resolution to dcclurc the state of Ktb., member of the national legistrolled by the critic* of tho adminis­ war witli Grrmany at an end. A according to a despatch to Lc Matin liture committee of the American tration. special rule reported today by the this morning. Legion, who is in New Orleans on a •This has resulted in tho entering rules vomittee provides for six hour’ brief vacation trip through the South of tho name of a distinguished citi­ debate on Thursday and five hours Winter Park Passrs Teacher Pay after his strenuous activities in zen of Georgia us n candidate. That on Friday, after which opponents Washington in behalf of relief legis­ Tax does not materially alter the situa­ of »he resolution may offer only a lation for ex-service tnen. tion nor change my duty with reWinter Park, Fin., April G.—The motion to recommit. Mr. McRae expressed confidence spret to it Completion today of the minority regular monthly meeting of the twon •As 1 read the announcement of that Congress soon will enact the report, presenting views of Demo­ counri was held on Monday night Fordncy-Smoot bill which embodies IS THE HONE OF CONTEN­ Smith, he •Is real candidato ■ Sen. . t lb % . M i n i s M* •’ not "a • TION TODAY WITH PRO­ cratic members on the resolution, and in many rcspfcts was of un­ recommendations of the American • I for president. His candidacy ta In­ SPECTS OF LOSS TO SOME cleared the way for the long debate. Legion for assisting ex-service men in ! tended er.ly to crr.bnri-a the prealRepresentative Flood of \ irginin, usual importance. Among some of obtaining homes. This measure, he Washington April 8 (By Associa ranking Democratic member of the the most important actions were the JERUSALEM SCENE OF MUCH dent and the party which he leads. explained, will give the ex-soldier or ted Press) Opponents and supporters FIGHTING EASTER SUNDAY If this were not true I should havo committee, presenting the minority adding of one mill to the taxea to pro hestited to oppose him here for un­ aaiior four options: of universal military training lined report, challenged the power of con­ AND SINCE. vide a fund for the increase of the sal "Under the land settlement plan, up for the final showdown in the der other circumstances he would gress to bring the war legally to nn Jerusalem. April 8 (By Associated have had a large claim to tho sym­ arios of the teachers of the public Option No. 1, for instance a former Senate today. An informal canvass end, and charactcrUcd section five Press) Although mnrtinl law has pathy nnd support of his <>wn state. soldier, who has seen one year , or is said to have indicated forty De­ of tho resolution as an attempt to school, the purchase of the three lots been proclaimed here and British 365 days of active service, will he mocrats 'and thirteen Republicans If in muking his announcement ho preserve somcthlnR out of tne wrerk south of the town hall which ure now troops patrol tho city the Jews and entitled to a credit of $1.50 per day will vote ngninst the plan thus ardeclared hlmftlf to lie In sympathy of American rights which have been being usdo ns a play ground, nnd th Moslems are engaged in a scattered cr 1517.50. To this he may add as suring it defeat. Under these cir­ with the course of the party under so outrageously surrendered In for­ appropriation of one thousand dol­ fight lasting since Monday and Tuet- the brilliant leadership of Woodrow five year working capital $1,2000 cumstances the movement has be­ mer sections of the resolution. borrowed from the government for gun to substitute a voluntary train­ lars from the general fund for im­ day resulting in several killed on Wilson and thus brought himself in "From whatever angle this resolu­ both sides. About two hundred and line with what will he the undoubted itocking his farm with - animals, ing plan. The details have not yet tion la viewed," ho continued, "it proving tho wntcrwnys of the town. fifty have been Injured mostly declarations of the San Francisco con­ and $1,500 for improvements, a been announced. ' presents itself ns a proposition not This last net will mean much for the total working capital of $3,247.50, vention, I should have gladly conced­ slightly. • only ineffective in achievclng its pro canals are becoming filled with sund of which he must pay five per cent ed his right to apreferential votes of claimed purpose, hut as a sure me­ and hvarintha nre beginning to re­ in cash for the land and tho rehis own state. But I have too much thod of confusing our foreign re­ appear in several of tho lakes. Now 4 11 rnsirdi-F in for*y years. confidence in the loyalty of the Geor­ lations, Injecting new and complicat­ is a good time to check this inonnco gia democrats to the great principles ••Should he elect to accept Option for when once the hyacinths get a ed questions into on already difficult for which our party stands and which No. 2, for the purchase of a home situation and involving a surrender firm hold they nre a terrible nuisnne3 have been written indelibly upon tho or small tract near the city ho will The little money spent now will snvn of American rights and nn impair­ political history of our time to bo redve a credit of $2.00 per*day or a a great deal later on. ment of American prestige urid honr. deterred by the prospects of a contest AVIATION REPAIR DE­ total of $73C only, whereas, if he ARMY BURNS NEAR DALLAS even with so distinguished a son of wants what is erroneously thought POT Gcrogin as your relor senator, from to be the populnr demand, or a TEXAS. STRIKE IN SYMPATHY WITH giving your people nn opportunly to cidi bonus under Option Mo. 4, he Dallas April 8 (I»y Associated show that loyalty in terms that would THE CHICAGO RAILROAD would recive $1.50 per day or a Press) A million dollars loss is esti­ he understood throughout the coun­ total of only $547.60. MEN. mated ns tho result of n fire in the "Thirdly, vocations! training will try. 1 follow the leadership of Wood­ Los Angeles April 8 (By Associa­ army aviation repair depot that de­ be ollered to all' men who prefer it row Wilson: Sen. Smith has repudi­ ted Press) Between five hundred an 1 stroyed several aeroplanes. Large and a credit of $1.50 per day for one thousand yardmen struck In supplies, the engine house building ated it. (very day served will bo allowed for "The republican house of repre­ sympathy with the Chicago railroad and unloading sheds were destroyed. expenses during the period of train­ sentatives for 12 months has content­ men today. It is predicted that the ing, the remainder will he paid in ed itself with investigating our vic­ entire Pacific coast will he affected Balloon Pensacolu Airmen Make cash. tory in the war." Mr. Palmer said, . . Flight Refold "In other words the government soon. "The republican senate for 12 month* Washington April 8 (By Associa­ CENSURES SIMS FOR BEING Wilmington, N. C. April 7—After has fought to deprive us of the fruit* under the American Legion bonus hill RESTUUANT IN OKLAHOMA ted Press) In view of the Chicago INDISCREET IN CRITICISMS. setting what is believed to be a of our victory." off*rs the greatest inducement.! to SCENE OF DISASTER. strike ndvisors of the president have world’ s record liy Hying 900 miles the constructive phases of the roAsserting that ho stood on a com­ Washington. April 7.— Admiral urged him to send the nomination Pona City, Okla., April 8 (IJy turmd Mililii r problem, that Is far­ in fourteen hours, a naval ballon mon ground with President Wilson ta of nine membern of the Itailrond Hugh Rodman, commander in chief ming. When the advantages nre attached to the training station at regards tho treaty the attorney Labor Hoard to tho senate for rati­ Associated Press) One dead and one of the Pacific fleet, told the iniate In­ Pensacola, Florida, made a forced Kcneral said he wns one of these who thoroughly understood by the hoys seriously Injured and f v o persons vestigating committee today that landing in n field near Kerr, thrity would have the treaty ratified with they undoubtedly will grasp the fication. unaccounted for it the result of u Rear Admiral Sims’ letter to Secre­ miles from Wilmington, today. farm opportunity offered in Option out destructive reservations. tary Daniels criticising the navy’s No 1, in great numbers. As a mat­ Postmaster To He Denied Ilonu" gas explosition in n restursnt here The occupants of tho ballon, part In the war wns very indiscreet. ter of fuel, more than 260,000 re­ Washington, April 7.— Postmas­ today. The damage is estimated ut "Admiral Sims indiscretions," he Lieutenants Kenny, U. S. N., com­ turned soldiers already have advised ters will not he allowed the $5 bonus I100.0QO. aid. "lay particularly in his breach manding and Lieutenant Kelly und the l!. S. Interior Department that paid for each recruit they obtain for of confidence in making public nn in­ Kcyo, of the marine corps, nnd they desiie to iccuro farms with timate and confidential conversation Gunner Bundy, U. S. N., student at the army and navy hereafter unless fedoral nisittnnee. which should have been held secret." the Pensacola station, were badly "With such assistance from the the man enlists for nrtive service. The witners referred to Sims’ testl* shaken up. They were brought to Wilmington enriy in the afternoon government, after this act becomes The comptroller of the treasury ru­ mony thut Admiral Benson, chief of a law the remarkable opportunities led today that the bonus should not two of them in need of medical naval operations told him p/ior to and advantages cf the South as^nn apply where the recruit joins the rrattention. hlr departure not to let the "British The men left Pensacola ut 6:36 SECRETARY agricultural rcctlon, undoubtedly OF LABOR pull the wool over your eyes; we rerve or home defense corps. The Tuesday ufternoon on an endurance will appeal with xtriking force to HOARD GIVES RKASON8 would as soon fight the British. thsei r.ew farmers and many of them decision was In answer to n ques­ FOR ASSERTION. "Had Adm.rnl Sims’ letter been flight and landed ut Kerr ut 9:30 this morning. The ballon used was should turn their eyes to this rection tion by Secretary Daniels but wil REPORTS SAY AMERICA ANI) te«s Indiscreet," Admiral Rodman Washington April 3 (By Associa or their future homes.” effect the army nnd marine crops as ENGLAND AGAINHT THE l t |,|. Mhrd V.» omitted references Lo of tho eld observation type. ted Press) Tho Hut rejection of tha The airmen will return to Pensa­ "This land.” said Mr. McRae, r-oll t*« the n vy conversations, which, as I have said, OCCUPATION. plan of the Second Industrial Con­ cola by train tomorrow. • “ wilj be valuid La.fore purchase by he should have held secret nnd confi­ ference settling the labor unrest Paris April 8 (Ily Associated Presa the governor of the state in which dential; had the statement! heed urged before the senate labor com­ Brlllsh Cabinet Meets Flral Body Found Reporta that Great Britain and couched in polite and moderate terms the land is, an apprtitrr from the mittee today by W. Jett Lauck, se­ London April 8 (By Associated federal land hank, and a member of Anderson S. C. April 8 (By Assoc­ cretary of the old labor board. He the United States have called upon such aa arc usual in surh messages; Presa) The Brltiah cabinet met pre­ the board for administering land and iated Tress) The body of' Lucy ■aid the labor demand for a greater sumably to diacuH the French oc­ France to withdraw troops are cur­ had it been less antagoni tic, it would homes, in order to Insure that the Bradshaw was found ten miles .from ■hare in the control of industry waa rent here. The report that the troops no doubt, have followed tho uiunl cupation of the German cities. The land is worth the price aaked for it. the scene of the tragedy was the causing unrest. are occupying Frankfort is without course of such communications, reconference of the allied premiers of "N o imitations, except that ap­ first to bo recovered of the ten foundation says the official note. crlcved due consideration by the the foreign ministers was postponed praisal, is placed on the ex-service persons drowned in tho Savannah proper authorities ami doubtless presumably until tomorrow. man purchasing land. He may settle some good would have come of . it. river last Sunday. For County Commissioner anywhere in the state he like*. subsequent .At the solicitation of my friends Hit mention and the Will Cause No Trouble Walk Out In Toledo publication of a certain admonition “ There wil) be a board comprising I have decided to announce my Lonjon April 8 (By Associated Toledo April 8 (By Associated five membera, three ex-service men, candidacy for re-election to the posi­ ho ssys he received prior to his de­ Press) There is no possibility that Trees) Six hundred switchmen walk­ parture for London, no doubt har the secretary of the interior, and a Is tion of commissioner for the District had its effect upon the cordial re­ ed out In sympathy with other cities. For Florida fair tonight and Fri­ cltlien, which will administer all the Franco-German situation causing serious differences among No. 1 subject to the decision of the lations which heretofore euisted be- It is predicted that It will tie up day No change In temperature. land and home compeniationa. . Democratic Primary June 8th. Gentle variable winds. Mr. McRae pointed out that In the allies Is the opinion of the Ita­ L. A* BRUM LEY I tween us and one of our clieest rl- traffic in twenty four hour*. lian minister 8clalonla. the Middle Weat land value* had Member Nat’l Committee Greatly Surprised In Values BILL W1LLBE PASSED become so high that the people were going to seek other fields. It has been found by purchases of land nt $500 an acre Iowa, for exnmple, according to Mr. Mcllad, that it was Impossible to make the land produce Interest, on the investment. This situation he said, made the time ripe for the South to advertise itself. "When the people up there find out that you have good land down here, as good os anywhere else In the country, and there is very little in the myth of fever swamps and malaria and yellow fever, they are going to llock to the South.” •When the hill becomes u law, and no opposition hns developed thus far," said Mr. McRae. "I believe it will he one of the greatest boosts the agricultural South has ever had. You arc too modest in this country.” IIODIKS BROUGHT TO ICA ON STEAMER SENOND. HITS REPUBLICANS German Debate Regulars On Peace Use Gas Treaty UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING FIGHTING JEWS AND MOSLEMS MILLION DOLLAR LOSS BY FIRE YARDMEN ARE OUT EXPLOSION RODMAN DEFENDS OF GAS OURNAVY KILLS ONE FRANCE IS ASKED TO WITHDRAW SETTLEMENT . LABOR UNREST PROBLEMATICAL Weather Report �j.'ggSlM a S ^ p gg^ f % 2j . '« y '.• . 'V j.'-x ": r *^ _ • . Kv . . APRIL 2, 1920 THE SANFORD HERALD !■ C lm lt C t i i l Havaptb Clrmll Of ru rld a t Seminal* Caanly. !■ IbaaearrM»r|r P. Wllllam.on C H A N D L E R J. It. Magrudrr at *1. T o the Defendant Lrlgh 0 . M t E i r b . r n j II la Of Jared that you be. and you ar* hereby required to appear to t h . bill uf ro m pfaln cn t fllrd herein by Mary ” • JJ *'• llameon on Monday, the Third Day of Ma y A. I). 1920. .. ,,, . T h * Sanford Iferatd. a newtpaper pu bll.hed'.n S e m ln o l. C o . « » y . F lo r id . . ae the newtpaper In -------------published .one* a week for four consecutive M o r e tlia n S ( X Famous F or Its M a rvelou s M o to r Wltneaa m y band, and the eeal of the aald Circuit C o u rt, thl* the 3I*t Day of March. fs E A L l" ’ *” ' Clerk Circuit W hen you let us supply yout building n e e d s y o u get n great deni m any m ore feet o f l u m b e r — b u n d le s p o u n d s o f n a ils— c r r a n c h You of o f s h in g le s— Beaver In C'rcu I C url H ctrn ih Judicial C*rc|iM f l f l luruia .tratinu'r « auniy In t han*cr|. M ir v K. WlllUmaon B oard. J. II. Magrutlrr »t a). |irfrndant t II. II. L l c c t t . Ava M. K in n r.ly, Itolirrt I - Kennedy, l . ' j d i T . Mrl.tnniin, Clror/r T. McLendon and Jam»a II. M cK achern, l>avld O. Fry and J. II. A b b o tt : . , . . . l It !• ordered that you and rarh of you be and arr required to appear In the bill of complaint filed herein by .Mary K. William•on. on M o n d a y, the Seventh Hay of June, A. P. 1 9 2 0 . The Sanford Herald, a newapaper publish­ ed In Seminole Cou nt y. Florida, la dealfnatejl the nearapaprr In * h lch thla order ahall ran be publlaheu one a week for c^fht conaeculive %*eka. , • .1 i Wltneaa my hand, and the teal of Circuit C o u r t , this the .*1111 Day of March. A 11 I 020 (HEAL) E. A. D O U O I .A 8 S Cirri. Circuit Court. Seminole Cou nty. Florida. V. S. Starbuck. II) V. K. DOUCH.ASS I). C\ Solicitor for t ’ ompallntant. \V3S«ttc. m a te ria l h no v le d f.o a n d e x p e r ie n c e in S e r v i c e th at h e lp s y o u rig h t p rice. ai p.el t n e r e s u l t s y o u w a n t S erv ice first in p la n n in g th e th e w o r k — m o r e s e r v i c e in s e l e c t i n g p r o p e r m a t e r i a l s — s p e e d y s e r v i c e in d e l i v e r i n g th e .Y o u pay for th e p a ys fo r its e lf i n it b rin g s goods. T h e s e r v ic e m a teria ls. th e la rg e r v o l u m e o f b u s in e s s th rou gh su p e r-sa tisfie d cu stom ers. It will p a y y o u to be o n e o f them. T w o G reat C h a n d le rs R ight Out In F ro n ts ERE arc two Chandler Six models which the big and con­ stantly expanding Chandler factory production has never H been able to build in volume that could supply the demand of In Circuit Court. Netrnth Judicial Circuit (If tlorld*. Xrm ln olr Count) In C h a n rrrj. M.r^ P. William.<in Cometg 'p Service * /:• A. D O U G L A S S . .Seminal* V . 8 . UStar'huclrf lly V. E. D O U G L A S S D. C. Solicitor for Complainant. \V3l-*.te so cur building jc: £>Ct thti th an ju s t Court, i . / Sanford Novelty Works 517 C om m ercial S tre e t _ blic or piWale «lr,th* In Court o f Counly Jud te Slate o f Flotilla thorlty to .ell, at pu In Interret of' .aid' minora, a . Keira of W. It. In lie E.tate ul I'r te r. deeea.ed In the. folloaln g-de.rrib rd M a rg a 'rt Alice I'etei* and real i . l a t e , in eabl C o u n t v , to-wlt: l . o l . live John Ilwtght retera Seminole t ounly I3i, Sl« >b 1 and S r v i n 7l of llloek Eleven Minors. ' l l ) . Tier Four l> o f the Town of Sanford, N o l i c r I. hereby (W en to all whom It may Florida, according to E. It. 1 raffnrd'a Ma p c o n c e r n , that Alice May I’ etera a* Guardian thereof. l . o l . Sll n il, Seven '7 ' . Eight (SI o f Margaret Allre I'etere and John llw lj h t s i n e ltd and Ten r|m In llloek Ten (|0) of Peter, m inor, will, on the 3rd d a y of Mav, Tie) Seven |7I of the Tow n ol Sanford. A. II. 1920, apply ot the Honorable E. f . Flo rid a. according to K. It. Tratlord-* M a p I lo u .ho ld e r. Cou nty Ju<lre In and lor of .aid town. . . I d C o u n t y , at hie other In Sanford In eald 1 Eot Eight I6i and the South Hall of l.ol C o u n t y , at 2 oclock p. m.. or a . anon tbrr- Hevtn l7l of llloek Th ree III, of Tier alter a . the matter can he heard, for au- Seven |7» of the T o w n o f Sanford, Florida, arrordlng In E. It. Trafford'a Map of .a id Town. l.ol Five *1) ol llloek Ten (|0> id T ie r S r vi n (Ti of the T o w n of Sanford, Florid a ff o rd in g to the E. It- TralfnriF. Map o f .aid Town. I.ot Seven ■7) and Eight INI of lllork T h re e (3| id Tier Eight <Ni of the Tow n ot Sanford, according to E. It. Tratf»rd'« M ap thereof. A l.o All In Section Twenty-eight (2N1, Tow r.ih lp Nineteen (ID) South of Itangr Thirty-one (31) E a . t : eommenclng at a point 1120 feet North, and 360 feet Ea*t of S o u t h * . . ! corner of South ea.t Quart, r (HE ' , ) of .a id Section, at a pin t; th e m e beginning ia urvry, run North one dr grre and thirty­ ! tight m lnu ti. Wert, with quarter arrtlnn line I 1101.2 l . r l to a corner 40 feet North of Hearing line in prairie; thence North eightyeight degree, and fifteen minute* Ea.t Ea.t NO I (eel to Conprop.t W o t Fine; Ihrnrr •aid line Southerly 1101.5 feet to a corner o f boundary line of aurvry lo t .. Shell Hank A l o t i n . o l ; thenre South eight degree, and fifteen minute. W e. I with .aid line 7N9 feet to a corner of beginning. Cuntalnlng twenty nerc. more nr lr«*. A l.o ; Commencing at a point 1120 fret North and 11(15 feel Ea.t o| the Soulhwr.t corner of the Southea.t Quarter (SEW) “ t Section Tweijly-elght (SMI, T ow n .hlp Nine­ teen (191 South id Itange Thirty-one (31) Ea.t, .aid point being I n center uf lane tunning Snulh, and running Ih.nrr North patallrl quarter arrtlun aTalltT with quartrr arrtlon lintline •'!<-*• n Hundred and lour and two-trntha (1101.2) (rat, thrnca North 66 d r g lrra 15 mlnutr. Ea.t 152 (ret to C'nnpropat Wr.t l.lnr, thrnrv Southerly with .aid line Eleven Hundred and lour anil li v i-t e n t h . (1101.5) Iret, thrnee South 66 d e g m . anil 15 minute. W e.t 1.17 Iret to point ol beginning, rontalning 3.66 arre* more or Iret. Wlilrh application will be ba .cd upon Ihe petition lor .ale now on l)l<- In >tld Court. Hated April let. A. I). 1920. A L I C E M A Y I'ETEIIS. W 3 3 -5 lr Guardian. AMERICAN BALANCED S IX CARS NOW IN STOCK J. ii. Magrudrr el at. T » all p r r . o n . claiming Intrrrot. under It. II. I.lggr lt. T h o m * . I*. XtrEarhrrn, W. (•. D ra w i) /, David II. Key. J. II. A b b o tt and Grorg* II. U.nrr, or any of them, or nthrrwl** claiming any intere.t In the fol­ lowing drarrlbrd p r o p n t y . and to all per.ona ' * properly, ito-wlt: rla lm in ln , an Inler.t Inten t ini .aid tv• uv of S E EW 1*,, S. Sec. 36, Til. 21S. of It. 30 K. ,d N W »W. ( , and S\C'» of N E W , and SEW, of N\V NEW of 8 W W. and N W W of S E W . See. 33. Tp. 21 S. of It. 31 E. SEW of SEW of See. 36. T p . 21 S. of It. 3(1 E. NIJ of SEW of SEW >f See. o . 21 S. of It. 30 S W W td SE W < of Src. 3G, 36, T Tp. E. SEW "t S W W of See. I s . Tp. 2 S. of It. 3(1 E. Ilegln 326 ' , fret W. of N E . corner o f SEW of N E W of Sec. 36. Tp. 21 S. o f It.' 30 E., run W- 657 feet, S. 462 feet to railroad right-of-way, Nnrlhea.frrly along >>mr to a point S. o l' b e gin n in g , N. to b e ­ ginning *". * ■! N E W ol SEW of N E | of See. 36. Tn !l s of It 30 E. E , u* \Vv Jof N W W ot Sec. 31 T p 21 S nf It 11 E. You are hereby f. quirt d Ip appear to the l» I of rom pla nt herein f le d l.y Mary F. William*.m on Monday, the Filth Day of July. A. D 1920. It I* further ordered that thl. order b~ puhli.hrd on er a week for 12 rnn.rrutive week* In The Sanford Herald, a new .paper puhli.hrd In Seminole County, Florida. Wit n r . , my hand and the teal of . a l l Circuit Cou rt, th l. the 3 1 .t Day nf Ma rch A. I). 1920. (S E A L ) E. A. D O U G L A S S Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida. V. S. Starbuck lly V. E. D O U G LASS D.C Solicitor for Complainant W33-I3tc. OEI'AIII M EN T OF T IIE INTEIIIOII U. S. Land OlUrr at Oalnravllle, Fla. Mar. 27. 1920. Notice I. hereby irivrn that Edward. O Van llerhuli., nf Sanford, Fla., who on M ay 17, 1915, made llom retrad Entry, No. OI.16.M, for H W I . I SW W (or Lot 6) Sec. 20, W of N W . ' i Src. 29 A NEW ol N E W “ 10, T o w n . h l p 19 S, Itangr 29 K. Section 30, Talln ha..er M rridan, ha. filed notfre of Inro o f,, fu lenfion to make Com mutation V Vroof eatahll.h claim to the land above deacrilied, before Clerk Circuit Court, at Sanford, Florida, rn the 7th day ol May 1920. Claimant namra a . wilar.aea: T. I. Ilnyd, nl Sanford. Florida. II. (i. Ilielrrich, of Sanford, Florida. E. A. Ilu.h, S o rrrrto . F'tutld*. G. W. Hardman, uf Surrrnlo, Florida. .33. Sir IIOIIT. W. DAVIS. lUrl.lar discriminating m otor car purchasers. They arc the Chandler Six Touring Car and Dispatch Car, the form erabig, handsome,; roomy, comfortable, real seven-passenger car; and the latter a trim, smaller car, suggestive in its appearance of all the good things of outdoor life. The Dispatch Car has a touch of snappy style in its clean lines, and is strikingly finished In the beautiful Chandler Rainbow Blue. 11 seats four persons in restful comfort. Both the Chandler Six Touring and Dispatch Cars arc mounted on the same standard Chandler chassis, developed, through seven years of manufacture, to a surpassing point of excellence and famous for its really marvelous motor. The Chandler Car is priced much lower than ottyer cars which may, perhaps, compart* wit)i it. . I f y o u w o n t y o u r n e w C H a n d le r tH is S p r in g , p l a c e y o u r o r d e r n o w . SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES W IG H T T IR E C O M P A N Y CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO T R Y A H E R A R L D W A N T A D for RESULTS X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X N X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X > * Prettv V oile and Organdie Dresses For Little Girls i B. & 0. MOTOR CO. Demonstration Keep Well Do not allow Ihe Isons ot undigested id to accumulate In your bowels, where they are absorbed Into your Eystem. Indigestion, con­ stipation, headache, bad blood, and numerous ether troubles are bound to follow. Keep your system clean, as thous­ ands ot others do, by taking an occasional dose otthe old, reliable, veg­ etable, family liver medi­ cine. K Th e d fo rd ’s Black-Draught Mrs. W. P. P!:!;!c, ct Rising Fawn.Oa,, writes: ‘•Wc have used Thcdlord'a Black-Dnught as a family medicine. My mothenin-law could not take calomel as it teemed too strong (or her, so she used Black-Draught as a mild laxative and liver i t o r . . . We use It In ihe family and believe it U the best medicine (or the liver made.” Try 1L Insist on the genuine— Thedford’*. 25c a pack­ age. E-75 ■ The Circuit Court S r . e n l h Judlrla Clrroll Seminole Count) llorlda. In I ’ h an rer). J. II. Van ArviUlr Sr.. Complainant, Forrrio «u lr — Notice* of Salr William II. II. Allrn ind Ktla 1!. Allro^ IM rn din t. N o licr la hereby p u n that In purauanr* and by authority of that certain decree en­ tered In the aho%r at * ltd r i u i e on March 29th. 192*. I mill the f o l i o * Itir d*«rrihed Iota and parcala « f rial «a(ate lylni; and heinr In Sr minole County, Florida, and drarrihed All of lota thirteen and fourteen In block three, Itlark Hammock T r a c t , l>elnr • »ubdUiaion of aection three, t o * n « h l p t*rnty-on«* ranre th irty-ore eaat, acco rd in r tn the re­ corded plat thereof, the aame to he B o ld at public oute r) for caah In h a r d to the hifhrat hiddi r. at the frunt dour o f (he Court llouae in Sanford, Seminole C o u n t y , Florida, on the 3rd day of May I92<>, d u r lr c the treat h o u r a of aaU^Term a nf the aale ca*h |*urrhaaer to pay eoc deed. K. F. H O U S I I O U I K I I . Sr hr lie Malnea Special Matter. Solicitor for Complainant. W33-Mr. Notice o f Ayyllrailon for T o i Herd Cndrr Nrrllon 373 o f the ( i r n r r o l Slalutr*. N olicr la hrrehy (iv en that O. A. Kannrr purfhaarr o f Tat Certificate Ni - 253, dated the 7th day of Jun!*, A. !>. 190(1. haa filed aald certificate In my office « n d haa made application for ta i deed tn laaue In accord­ ance *|th l a * . Said C e rt if ic a t e emhraAea the folltimlnc deaf titled propert y aituated In Seminole County, Florida. t o - » J t: Itecin at point of Interacriinn of K. IlntiX'f Lot j *lth S line of Sanford ( i n t i ! run N Id deer re a W alone S line of (Irani 43.3 ft. to N. line, o f I.ot 3 \V alone N. line of aamr 300.3 ft S. 40 drtrre a 40 K 900 ft to lake F. 121 ft to |; line of Lot 3 N *31.*3 ft to hee Sec. 6 Tp. 20 S. It. 30 K. 4.f.4 a c n e . The aald land tr in e aaaraaed at the date o f the iaauance ol auch certificate In the nam e of unknown. Alao; Notice la hereby given that 4L A. Kannrr purchaser of T a i Certificate No. 240, dated the 3rd day of July A. I>. I0I*. haa filed aald certificate in m> office amt haa made application for taa deed I " laaue In * — ' - ( j - t i alt!, .-.id t . i l t l t t . l r . m i n * r M thr fnllowlng d t x t i b ' d pfop* rty allU tl.d (n Svminulr Ciiunly, H oifd a, t o : » ( t : l,<>t. 2 and 3 ( L . . . 12 i.rr*. of Lot 3 anil lr»» arrr* In N. E. Cor. Lot 3) Sec. 5 Tl*. 20 S. II. 30 E. 127 a r r . . . T h , .aid land bring a».r«.rd at thr data of thr li.uanrr of t u i h rrfflnral* In Iht n itn* ol I'aullnr Kannrr. Unlr.a .aid rvftlArat* .hall b* rradramrd arrordlng to law, taa d*rd will Im u * Ihrrron on thr 41 h day oi May A. D. 1920. Wltnr.a my ofllrlal .Ignaturo and ,ral thl, th* 2nd d a y ol April A. D. 1920. (SEAL) E. A. D O U G LASS , Clrrk Clrrult Court Srmlnola Cou nty. W33-M r*' fly V. H em ovta M. DOUGLAS*. D. C. Im p u rlti,,. For home uae nn rlcftriral dev foe to yxoolie tvuler and remove nil ImpuriUr*.'which enn he openiterl from a light aockrt, haa been Invented. .,.1 tr •. ; , V \ iV e .fe X X X O N L Y T W O D A Y S FO R Y O U R E A S T E R S H O P P IN G CALL ON FOR • S even-P anent«r Tourtnt Car, SI895, F ou r-P an en ter Roadster, S im F our-P anenter Dispatch Car^St975 v • Seven-Passenger Sedan, S2895 Four-Passcnter Coupe S279S Ltm ouslnt, JJJVJ UU rrUttf. .. L CWa.V, 01/.) N n: L tly l i i n m e tl w ’. t h I o f b e s t q u . I l i y s l'.r o r . d a in ty Laces m a teria l. X $3.75 to $9.50 \\ S i z .'s -I t Little Boys Wash Suits For Easter • Plain W hite and Colotcd, -1 to 8 yrs. $2.50 to $5.00 New Silk and Voile Dresses Arrive in Time For Easter . Beautiful White Net, Foulards, Crepe de Clicne and Georgette, up-totlic-Minutc Styles. $15, $25, $27.50, $35, $39, $45 and $59 E XP E C T TO T R A V E L ? Then you want a Tricotine Suit. 8X You’ll want one anyway, when you seo our handsome New Models for $50.00 $75.00 and $85.00 The Yowell Co. 1_ l X �: ■’ ■ AFRIL 9, 1920 THE SANFORD (IBSAM) a means for holding the water in the of the nation, and would not be fair see, where I bumped the rocks of tiles when it is necessary. For’ two estimate of the average earning ca­ adversity so good and hard that nnd a hull acres is required twenty pacity of Hanford land, but it has about all I had left when I got here eight pieces of 12x30, 158 pieces left the people In a position to im­ was a good robust whistle. I took a 4x24, 4,260 pieces of 3x 12 drainage prove and develop with the assur­ walk out this very Celery avenue to tile, thirty wooden plugs and nine ance of immunity from failure in the exercise my whistle which I used as sacks of cement. By adding the cost years to come, and the outlook this a courage accelerator, and although ■ ef labor to that of the above muter year la very resy indeed. A new fnc- many automobiles passed mo they ial the cost of installing this system tnr has entered into the favorable seemed to he entirely too preoccupied INTERESTING, ENTERTAINING AND HISTORICAL FACTS may he obtained. To give rata faction outlook for the Hanford farmer, and to pick up a strange man on hoof. CONCERNING THE GREAT VEGETA RLE the land should he level, have a sub­ that Is cooprative selling, nnd this A lady driving a horse was more GARDEN soil or lloor cf clay, marl or hard pnn- will undoubtedly be u great utility thoughtful, however, nnd invited me at a depth of from three to live feet in*the future as it is at present in to ride, and finding I had no destina­ RUDE ALLYN, In tl««? Florida Grower below the surface, and an outlet for stabilizing the truck growing business tion in particlar, invited me to come and keeping it where it belongs up to her home nnd meet her husband, drainage. No Sir, That’s Not u Among the great advantages are toward the bead of the procrssloh of who wns from Indinnn, and lonesome New Tire A week spent with the vegetable ged his load of truck through the immunity from damage by excessive Florida enterprise. There are two for the society of his kind. Arriving growers of the Sanford district, enjoy sand, and with a big brain, prompted rainfall, j emitting heavy mnrhinery cooperative societies here, The San­ there I found a magnificent home xt’g^mcrely nn old tire vulcanized ing their unbounded hospitality by a loving heart, dreamed of a on the land after a big rainfall. The ford Farmers Exchange, a branch with every modern appointment by our thoroughly efficient up-tosharing with them the hopes and plan to lift a part of the burden from rnnintoinance of the water table of the Florida Citrus Exchange, and surrounded with great high cabbage date method. Our system of vulcan­ fears that assail all growers us they this faithful beust whore drooping which permits keeping water just the Hanford Truck Growers, Incor- palmetto trees, a grand display of izing adds thousands of mites to the work out the problems Involved in cars and brayless tiirout advertised the right distance below the roots oprated. These societies marketed flowers, and in the rear line outbuild­ life of your tire, and improves both the highly technical and intricate oc­ his breaking heart. This man was no for capillary attraction to bring it in cne-hn!f the total crop last year, I ings. I thought I had never seen a its resiliency nnd ease of riding. cupation in the maturing, shipping farmer, and the future of the truck­ proper proportion to plants, and at am Informed, and the results justify more desirable place anti it seemed Prices for new tires are rapidly ad­ nnd final disposition of their crops, ing industry in this district was not, the tame time permit of cultivation tiie assertion, without going into the to me the possession of such a home vancing; therefore save your used and learning first-handed the history as far as he knew a mission of his. cf top soil so as to provide aeration merits of the various plans of mar­ was nil that mortal man should de­ shoes ,by our scientific vulcanizing. and development of this truly won­ He was a Methodist preacher, nnd and discourage weeds. keting, that cooperative selling will sire. The interior appointment* were it Is safe to assume that his thoughts derful district, known throughout KENT VULCANIZING WORKS This system is the ha? is cf the always in the future lie a big factor in elegant, and her husband, I found a the country as one of the great celery were more concerned with the spirit- great wealth cf the Hanford vegetable in the achievements of vegetable mast companionable and charming PHONE 17 districts of the nation, and probably ol welfare of the community. No area, combined with a soil of great growers of this section nnd the entire gentleman. 1 was hungry and the Oak an 3rd St. Sanford, Florida invitation to dine was welcomed; the most interesting in the nation, is doubt he reflected that by removing natural richness. The artesian flow state of Florida. an experience one could easily tran­ the cause, an immenre amount of is one of the great mysteries for some Hex Packard is president of the when bedtime came they pul me to slate Into an epic which the reader, profanity rould be sidetracked, o h - .f uture Rpn|UB unravel. A flow of Sanford Truck Growers. Inc.; J. C. repose on a bed elegant and downy a* ATLANTIC HOTEL IInr »nd llogan Hu,, JACKSONVILLE;. I LA. not aware of the local coloring, would serving no doubt, that the seng rG water eaconty be obtained for a short (Chamberlain, vice-president, and D. as qnc customarily associated with All railroad ticket offices in building regard ns fiction. However, as the the darkey and the upstanding, alert distance from the Ht. Johns river nnd C. Marlowe secretary and treasurer. European nobility. Was ever a man center of everything. All modern im­ Grower desires to convey to its position cf a mule's ears were in- Lake Monroe, and sometimes a com­ Of these, Mr. Marlowe was inter­ hungry, broke nnd discouraged more provements. First-clars in every way. readers, information that may he of separateable hut men its, just in the paratively i mall distance from a well viewed. He is most enthusiastic and fortunate, I thought nnd in my dreams Ibites, one person $1.50 to $2.00; two easily understandable value, I will ratio that a lop-eared, worn-out with abundance of water a flow can- confident of the service of his a s s o ­ I thought it wns all mine, and in the persons 52.50 to $3.00; bath 52.00, two people $3.00. E. Frank Pcarre, Prop. endeavor to sketch a picture of this mule and profanity were allied S o ; not l)P fl.BC|1M| at nil. and yet as the ciation, and is a gentleman it is al­ morning awoke with the ambitions nnd feeling of a blooming highbrow district with the idea of not allow­ he remembered how as the tide-' |PV<>| r f tl;P water in the lake nnd ways a pleasure to meet. He is an ing enthusiasm to overbalance prac­ water rose on the ocean Leach and ‘ rjm fB tJe!cw the land, the source old newspaper man who has never millionaire. I am going to 3how you KILL T H E RATS tical facts. receded the v.ct rand was a splendid mUst lie from seme other jlncc, amd lost interest In the newspaper fra­ that home," he said, and stopped at It will aid us to understand pre­ iiard path ftr nan or Least, nnd tHis causes endless speculation of its ternity, and as a commercial secre­ the gate of the place true to the picture. On the veranda before we tent achievements with better ap­ forthwith ovohed the idea cf keep- rs ftit inn to the bodies cf water on the tary nnd all-round promoter of the entered, he finished quietly. "It is preciation to dwell briefly on the ing the rnnd wet <n ti e streets «f ( j p j nnks rf which alt ne it cxtisls, u welfare cf Sanford, he has been n now mine, and my brother and his history of the trucking industry from Hanford by turning He water from I(t„| which the law cf gravitation de- valuable asset to the community. TO-MY family arc sharing it and the farm its inception here, nnd some mention thc flowing well at Park avenue and n[pH jtB |t, f il!e rebillcn. Hut it is Tho Sanford Farmers Exchange 0y Using interests with me.” of characters whose names invariably hirst streets onto the sand, and thus ip.ere, rnd us a ernrequrnre a busy has for its president L. A. Brumley, populntirn «f industrious j cople are one of the most progressive farmer* I This transformation in his fortunes nre associated with any discussion have nature pave t e streets. of the-subject. Joe Cameron's name To accomplish t is le had a ditch cn the It ghv.-y cf health, wraith, ol this section; C. Boyce Boll its has taken place in the pnst three or Jntrnuulonslexterrnlnatrr for T’j u *. Sf!r<*. Curkrwvchr* »t»l Wnwrtor?. Il rn»!.* a vice-president; Ben Fish is secretary four years, and is one of tho best is, therefore, most frequently associ­ dug d< wn the c ti'er if tie si net ami inppfness. iltnlro In tlirto to run fromlLe ated with any references that may and |In •<d in it a woee’en trough Inf fnr watrf amt fn-.h sir.ilnti* out* While Hanford fs justly famed for |and John T. Wade, manger. I hud stories 1 have*, heard, illustrating In * t<*w DKitcrnU. T h o i I im . XVat.'l |i;« the possibilities in Florida. Of course tin* pleasure <f spending n delightful he made to land values here. He was mould Icauouzti to kill Ir dm Join 4u n a Mr. Wade brought with him except­ afternoon cm Hie farm cf Mr. Bell, n North Carolinian who, viewing KLLOf foil lilt 0.1CEA(BOH tUIlf and he is certainly a gentleman one ional business training and experience the fine stretch of level land hordering would feel repaid for going a long his Tennessee misfortunes being due the St. Johns river and Lake Monri e way to meet He looks like a poet or to litigation entirely outside his bu­ rich and succulent grnssess and an t 100% a philosopher, and no douht has the siness, which was most successful [ .PURE artesian How of water in abundance determination qualifications of both. His home is but it shows what by puncturing the soil to a depth of aooo TO 135 to 150 feet, saw a great possi­ eezily situated in the center of his nnd a proper incentive will accom­ THCusr perfectly managed farm, and from plish in this state where opportunity bility In the cattle industry and pur­ his windows can he viewed celery in I eckcns cn all rides. chased for one dollar and twenty-five rents an acre the land now sidling every stage of cultivation, from Hie SCALED TINS ONLY Seminole county is particularly AT YOUR GROCERS plant* newly set out to that approach fortunate in County Agent C. M. readily for one thousand dollars and ing m aket a hie stage. Ho is a native nere. B *rry, who romehew finds time to of Ncrth Carolina and still retains Tills was after tho rostnstrophe cultivate twenty acres of land, and and operates his cotton plantation in of '05 knowh ns "The IIig Freeze" spend n great part of his time look­ that state, which he personally di­ One of the extensive orange growers ing after the farmers of the county, rects In the summer time until the who stared destitution In the fare (Continued on page 3) cotton is laid by, when he returns at that time was J. N. Whitner, and to Florida where he is a big factor ho viewed ids desolated groves, and in not only the maturity of his own with that indomitable spirit Ameri­ crop, but a determined officer in the can pioneers have ever evinced, army battling for a square deni for concluded that in the growing of the grower in getting an adequate winter vegetables for the northern return for his produce in the scienti­ market lay the future possibilities fic advancement of the business; in CLYDE LINE STEAMER ON ST. JOHNS RIVER of this soil. He was the pioneer good mods movement and other in­ planter, and ids name is revered by made by nailing a four and six inch ' its output of celery, it is a great terests that have a hearing on tiie those who have followed in his board together and inverting the, mistake to ijnore it* importance as public welfare. Hit home life is ideal, footsteps nnd are today among the trough in tie ditch, turnt-sl in the u primary supply rf other vegetables most favored of Florida's population witter. Te ) is great jcy and that of Every known vegetable ern he pro- and ho impresses one as a contented reposeful gentleman," the acquaint­ occupied in a native industry'. tiie community, it worked, and scon duccd, nnd in the course of the senanceship of whom is n thing to he The beautiful city of Hanford tiie song cf the mule wus mingled sen cauliflower, beets, cabbage, rr.oft h'ghly prized. with its wide, brick-paved streets with tii at if t lie rc d i ird nt r'nwn, rnd chL.e,i> nmi lettuce are shipped in I lien Fish, on the other hnnd while Us modern homes, its restful parks and "Alabama B< und" swelled into a carload lots. IUmnine or Cos and a near neighbor nnd co-worker with its mnrh.c hank buildings, its daily song i f triumph ns tie r lured boys Escnro’e lettuce ate grown quite ex­ Mr. Bell, both in the Farmers Ex­ newspaprr, its great fields of growing proudly guided the mule with up­ tensively in additien to the commrn change and In all the things that tend crops, its brick-paved highways from standing ears waving a rhythmic varieties. Four croj s a year are toward advancement differs to the which Heats Hie constant hum of understanding (f the I liming that Crown in the same land, the final extent that he is remarkable for his the automobiles ns town nnd country hud come to them from the man of crop, in addition to the above, being vibrant activity, and gets through a merge, and its thousands of happy God whoso kindly deed was to trim* usually coin us a fielder crop for the remarkable routine of effort, hitting people, from Held hand to bank form the waste j lares into an earthly stork. her on high every step. He is culti­ president, all nre a living part of tin Paradise. This good man was Dr. On the average, about three thou­ vating forty aers of celery this reason vision that took possession of J. N T. W. Moore, und his memory is sand ears ef vegetable* a year arc enough to keep two good men busy, Whitner away back yonder as lit enshrined in the hearts cf the people ship] eel frem this point. This is and a more throughly cultivated COM PANY stood lienentli tiie tiead limbs of Ids of Snnfi rd and its environs. grewn cn a cultivated area rf about piece of ground or finer looking crops orange trees. The funners were not slow in evol­ eight hundred arres in celery, a hun­ it would be impossible to find. He is Truck farming progressed with the ving the idea that this would tie a dred uere*s i f lettuce, the shipment ef an enthusiast in choice breeds of usual vicissitudes of small farmers n good plan to adopt for Irrigation which is new ahrut completed, and chickens, Holstein cattle and all the prey to the disadvantages of im­ purposes, and very soon after many two hi.tidied acres i f cabbage. Pepper essentials of rural life, and his suc­ proper irrigation, drainage nnd no farmers hud installed this crude form chicory in it and other vegetables cesses and the joy he takes marketing facilities save those pro­ of irrigation with such beneficial re­ combine to make up a very notable all is all the proof one needs Hint no vided liy the roaming bauds of com sults, that out of it grew tilt* finest productien. No wonder tiie booster* farmer on earth can compare with mission men from northern cities ststem of sub-iriiguth n in the world, i f Hanford lay claim to the greatest the Florida farmer in computing the who regarded the Florida farmer ns which combines with its druinage produotiin h i any similiar acreage in answer to the old query, "How can legitimate prey, unt! one day* an­ and maintainance i f tiie water table the state <f Florida. Indeed, some of 1 get the most out of life?" other man of destiny waded through at any level desirable. From that them go a good deal further than John E. Wade, manager of the tho deep sand of tho village street time on celery growing became the [that. There is no distance a Hanfor- the Sanford Knrtners Exchange, tore observed with sympathy the dis­ great industry of this district as it dite will I esitnte * to go when himself away from the exciting and tress of the toiling mule ns he drag­ enabled a man to tell almost to a proclaiming the superiority of this complicated business of getting hun­ day wdien he set nut Ids plants, when favored spot. dreds of carloads of this valuable As cne gcntlrmnn said: "We have produce onto the market where the he would in* in the market with his The demand is very urgent for homes and if In produce. This system consists rf the world skinned a mile, but for most people arc hungry for it, which the market it would be well to see me early. I sell terra cotta or cement sewer pi] es. 12 goodness sake don’ t say it in the means tne exercise of second sight, several each week and the sooner you come the bet­ by 30, (dared twenty to twenty-four Grower, or we will have half the clairvoyance, telepat hy and spirit­ ter the selection. feet apart upright, the bottom ends people i f the Foiled States flecking ualism, for all 1 know, as well as Farm* are also changing owners rapidly likewise here under tie impression that money being plugged with cement. These keen selling and business ability, and lots — my list contains some of Hie finest properties. are known as tiie supply pockets. is made In re by a simple twist ef the* showed me the high tights, the lowResidentc— A fine one, 7 rooms and all modern They are connected by four-inch wrist by which the hand deceives lights nnd the refleeted lights of this conveniences—large lot, $5000. terra cotta water pipes cemented the eje." Far lie it from me to give* domain I have been trying to de­ Resident?—Fourteen rooms, convieniently located light at nit joints, constituting the that impressh n. Marketing ctmii- scribe. But first he fed me. After lot 65x117—A bargain $12500. water muin. From each sup] ly peck* tiens ulwins Inject an element cf giving me a very keen scrutiny he Farm — 10 A. Good residence, with bath and im­ concluded the best service he could ket is Inid at right angles to the wa­ chance in the vegetable »itt:aticn, provements, $10000. ter main a lateral lino i f tile. These and then* are examples in tie past of do for the Grower was to fill me up Farm — 13 A. A splendid residence several orange lines are made of ordinary throe- men who came here with plenty of on the kind of eats a Floridian should tm >, a nice home. MUUO.OO inch tiles, placed end to end end not money end a brand new scheme cf have to be nt his best lto hn? been hots—Of all kinds and location.s cemented Fuel: joint b coveted with cullivnlien and marketing which a very busy man and has not had a handful cf sawdust ir palmetto was suppeted to open the eyes cf the time to get married—yet - s o he fibre to prevent sand pasting through natives, who were game to the hit­ took me to the homo of his brother, the joints and clogging tie tile. At ter end, hut who finally were re- Madison Wade, a few miles out on the end of each lateral, rj ] orite the olsred by men who laid claims to no Madison avenue, who has not been main, a stop pocket is placed. The special ability, and whore bank ac­ so busy as John, and found .time to He is connected with it In the ratne counts were limited, yet achieved pick out not only a charming and manner as to supply the pocket. An weoith on the very same land by accomplis) ed wife, but a woman Watch the South E ast Corner of Page Two rthir hole is cut directly opposite playing the game in harmony with who has solved all the mysteries of cooking, and believe me, I know what n the step pocket nnd thr-te tile local trodltirns. Two and n half millions of dollars I am talking about. On the way out ire laid to connect It with an openc a n d id a t e f o r ng druinage ditch. A three inch irom came into the Hanford district lust John, who does no seem to evince [ nipple, six Inches long, Is used to year for vegetable*. A stupendous any romance in his business activi­ S T A T E 8 E N A T O R connect tie outlet tilo withthestop sum It was a banner year due no ties, told mo this romantic story: FROM 19th DISTRICT " I landed in Sanford from Tcnnes . pockets. The stop pockets provides doubt to the unusual buying capacity H IS T O R Y OF T H E G R E A T S A N F O R D SECTION STEARNS’ PASTE MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE LOOK for our display o f new goods at our NEW STO R E People’s Bank Building F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E T H E M a N . C. B R Y A N J. E. SPURLING 1 l r �# •* j : ; APRIL t, l t » ^ m m m x ■ x m . * • -i x T ^ E SANFORD HERAIJ) x ^ m m * I Specialize m Tiled Lands and have several dandy tracts on both sides o f town. You will save money by see­ ing me before buying. H. B. Lewis 106 N. Park Ave. i Phone 349 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx HISTORY OF THE SANFORD SECT’N (Continued from Pago 2) and observing the results they nre attaining while dispensing invnlunble advice and counsel. Agents of the government arc conducting two hun­ dred experiments on his farm at this time, and he is interested in every one of them. I v.as most fortunate in being aide to divert him from his duty for lorger than I dare admit and ate.uiilng a fund cn information Invaluable to anyone interested in plant cilture. He In a greet advocate of cooperative marketing and pi r- the results of her experiments are of great value to the stnte, and are being distributed widely by the Florida Citrus Exchange to promote the consumption of Florida products. I shall always regard the hours spent in the Kerry home among my most valued experiences. No mention of Sanford would le complete without faying respects to Roosting Hull Holly, editor of the Sanford Herald, who is new publish­ ing an eight-page daily evening edi­ tion anti the Herald is a beehive of industry in all its departments, which is about the biggest boost one roiild give for tlie city, for when a city is loyal to a man like Hob Holly, who lias given hi* bc*t to the up­ building of the c immunity, and shows ONE OF SANFORD CELERY FIELDS READY TO CUT THE BONDS QUESTION EXPLAINED DR. FORSTER JUST WHAT DONE FOR MEN. EXPLAINS* IS REING EX-SERVICE The hoys who served Unde Sam in every branch of the service during the world war are entitled to ail that is coming to them and the editor of the Herald will be one among many of the friends of the boys who will assist them to get i f Seeing Dr. David Forster of Hawks Park here yesterday he was inter­ viewed on the suhject of the bonus for tho boys as he just returned from Washington and is National Comtcemen for the rtate of Florida of the American Legion. Dr. Forster gave the salient points of the three propositions as they are now before Congress; 1. Reclamation of land up to a sum of $4000 with improvements to $1200 the ex-servico man making the application for this feature to receive $1.50 per day for each day of ids service the same to apply on his loan He has 35 years in which to pay for his farm. 2. Where an ex-service mnn wished to buy a home he will rccivo $2 per day for service to same to apply on tiie home. 3. Vocational Training to all rxserv .t men regardless of whether they were wounded or not. They will receive $1.50 per day anil will be placed in a government school or some state university. A cash adjusted compensation of $1.50 a day for the time lie was in tho service between April G. 1917. and No vember 11. 1919. These are the four forms of bonuses that are being talked about now for the ex-service men and all of them are. ex cellent and none of them are extravagant and the men who went to war whether they went across or stayed in this country am entitled to these emoluments and there is hut little doubt that they will put in force and redound to the credit of the government that grants them and to thr everlasting benefit of the boys who gave their all that America might assist in the great work of making the world safe. ’TM * tM** J- i --O', TAXES IN COUNTY ARE BEING PAID MORE TAXES PAID IN MARCH OF T H IS YEAR THAN EVER BEFORE IN HISTORY. A visit to tho Tax Collector’s ottico shows Collector Jinkins and his assistant Sanford Doudney busy ns bees getting the taxes in that are due and that had to be paid by the Amt of April in order that they shall nut he delinquent. Mr. Jinkins gave us the pleasing information that never before in the history of Seminole County have tho people paid their taxes so promptly as this year nnd during the month of March over $93,000 was paid Into the coffers of the Tax Collector. This shows that the county is propsperous to a remarkable degree and people are paying their taxes more promptly as the result. It also shows that much property is changing hands in Sanford and in the county of Seminole and when property is moving swiftly people always pay taxes more promptly os a clear title rnn only he given after the taxes on the property is clered up. FINE APOPKA GROVE $180, 000 Bracham Beally BRINGS Company -__________ Woman Patron Whlpa Teacher St. Petersburg, *Fla. April G— A warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Specsc a winter vistor from Philadelphia, was !**ued today, by Magistrate A. K. Cook, on complaint of Miss Ethel Bachman, a teacher in the Gtenoak school, who charges that she wns as­ saulted by Mrs. Specie on Central avenue yesterday afternoon. The caso will he tried Monday afternoon A son of Mr*. Specie attends the Gtonoak school and was whipped by Miss Bachman. The mother rejented this and claimed that the child was i%l$vs*f '■$ •' ' ■ beaten. Mm. Specie attacked ML*a Bachman yesterday afternoon at Fifth street and Central avenue, pull­ ed down her hair, tore off her waist and struck her on the head and face. She nlso abused tho school teacher, while belaboring her, it is charged. The excited woman was pulled iff MUs Bachman and tho latter given attention and taken to her home. T !o nchool authorities are taking a han 1 in the case' and will prosecute vig>rously. KxLEYS -3 5 7. Their Former Grove To A. S. Brandy, Well Known Stockman. This week has seen tho sale of one of the best ornngo groves in this, the banner fruit-producing belt of this State. The Iteacham Realty Company have sold what wns once their former grove on Lake Apopka, to Mr. A. S. I )rowdy, u well-known stockman In the Kissimmee section, for a consid­ eration of approximately $150,000. This grove, which consists of 155 aert, was owned by Mr. Charles K, Smith of Worcester, Mass., and is one oT the most valuable groves in this section of tin* country. The purchaser is a Floridnin nnd lias re­ sided in Orlundo, consequently one of the licit thing- to lie said in con­ nection with the tranasnetion was that the purchaser nkew exactly what lie was buying. — Reporter Star. W RIGLEY5 Other benefits: to teeth, breath, appetite, nerves. * T h a t's a good deal to get for 5 cents! Sealed Tight— Kept Right JSU ’ T** 1 The Flavor Lasts " L e t ’ s t o p it o f f w it h a g o o d s m o k e ” — Chesterfield N Y <1 m A ft e r a hearty meal, you'll avoid that stuffy feeling If you chew a stick of Sell Body of Detriot Girl Found Tied to Piling of Dork at Daytona. Daytona, April 5.— A Ashcrman todny discovered tbe body of Mbs Mirant Jones, twenty-five, of Detriot AV R IG L E Y 5 . lashed to the piling tinder n dock here DOUBLEMINT The police after a elnvestigntion IV.TKBX'i* came to the conclusion that tiie young woman, who had been an inmnto of a sanitarium here .while being treated for melancholia had JAMES HIGGINS BADLY crept tinder tiie dock nl low tide and INJURED fastened herself to tho pi.ing. At high tide tiie water sulimerged her and Stepped Between Two Sections of caused dentil. Her garters had been Freight Train and la Crushed By used to tie her neck to the post. At Cars the sanitarium it was said Miss James Higgins was badly injured Jones had disappeared last night. Satrudny afternoon at Rand's Sid­ ing when lie stepped between two sections of a freight that was being shifted in the yards. James was tak­ ing the numbers of the enrs as he is nn employee of the A. C. L. Ry., in the yard work and as he was in u hurry to get numbers he thought to OTHING touches tho spot like a good save time by stepping between the s m o k e — nnd n o th ln ft enn to u c h cars in order to get across the track Chesterfields for genuinely “ satisfying” body and not wait for the train to move nnd flavor. out and in some manner lie did not see the other end of the train being In Chesterfields the finest o f silky, nro* about to come together and he was mntlc Turkish nnd rich, mellow Domestic caught between two cars and had tobaccos nre blended to bring out n new nnd several of his ribs broken, one arm finer quality of flavor, bruised and tho other nrm badly A oip you know why Chesterfields “ Satisfy!” crushed. He was rushed to Dr. Ami because this blend Is exclusive nnd cannot Tolar's oflire tlie* railway physirinn be copied , only Chesterfields can “ satisfy!" but being busy with an operation at Kach package Is wrapped In moisture-proof, the time lie was taken to Dr. glnssinc paper that keeps nil of the original Langley's office whom Drs. Langley flavor intact. and Marshall attended him and lie was taken to the Fernald'Laughtmi v M p tA * (2x Hospital where all the physicians of t ho city are treating him in order to save his arm if possible. Jimmie Higgins is a lovable boy and one of the most popular boys in the city* and this accident is de­ plored by railroad officials and follow employees -mid his many friends and they are hoping and praying that he will recover and will still hive ids arms saved to him. it was nnunnvoiditblo accident and no one is to lilnmo for it but it has cast a deep sorrow* on family and friends. James is the son of the lute James C. Hifgglns for many years tho superinten­ dent of the A. C. L. Ry., of this city, city. chase of supplies, and has been be- they nre the kind of folks who will hind for years and great credit is attain results. Boh hns n heart a* due him for the loyalty he evinces I big ns all outdoors, end the columns and stimulates In this direction Ilia (of his paper reflect his sterling kindly sympathetic nature lias won qualities. Walter Haynes is the hust­ him a ,crure plrfce in the affectiond ling business manager of the Herald of the people of this section and the and he rheds trouble like a due): state. But then, how could ho he sheds water, and They tree great ftir otherwise when you learn that his to draw to. Sanford has drawn a wife is the tamed Mrs. Riley Fletch­ prize in them. er Berry, whore literary enreer and Sanford has mere winter visitors nthlintions are of national repute. than the present hotel accomoda­ She had the great good fortune of tions will take cere of, hut a mag­ i njoylng the friendship of that nificent tourist hotel is just complet­ coterie of Indiana writers of /horn General Lew Wallnco and Janus ed and open for business. It is namWhitcomb Riley were the most con-1 ed the Valdez, and will All a long fpirious, and hns a collection of |felt want, for Sanford, being the head litters from writers of fame, the of navigation of the St. Johns river, wurld over of ine.timable value, one with navigable water to the ocean, from Oiecn Ca-inen Sylvia among lias the distinction of being the only the number. Of late years she has great frerh water ort of the interim devoted her verastlle genius of study* of the rtate, and as SUcli will un­ leg tbi* various luui* holds urcs of.th** doubtedly develop Into a favored 1'orida fruits and vegetables, and place for yachtsmen who will desire >• by their patronage and support, to keep their boats away from the forroding insects (tint inhabit the salt water. Already be of the hopeful visions freely predicted is n boule­ vard around I.ake Monroe, an ex­ clusive* club for tired billionaires, and while their yachts ride immune from contamination in the .great fresh water basin of tho lake and the owners with their ladies fair will have superb golf grounds and other accessories enjoyable in the winter ns home folks find it all tlu* year around. Prehnps the reader may wonder as 1 did, how the yachts arc going to get from the river into the lake and out again. I hated to display my ignores* so 1 drove around and ex­ amined it from all available rides. 1 had the.luke pointed out to me and T/.c Si.tin j Lringa joy t.oln t/fly and saw tho liver from different angles, aii;hi. but couldn't git the connection,*and If your inoe'il>ie is Leharinj right. Pipe Organ < tub Anally i we up and exposed myself o u r auto ought to i>t* * i In r id t e u h h v n«M|ig T|tr» s n , ***cr !* !i» “ fit no j. ft' !t!!■-■'* if The members uf the Pipe orgxn easy -when you know it. Club wore most pleasantly enter- J y o u txnect to enjoy th e The river runs through the lake tained Monday afternoon with Mr*. | Xature-itrightness of th e Can you lent It? Geo. Hyman hasten. Sowing and glorious ring days that are fancy work was the order of the to come. We are expert ear afternoon mid at the refreshment The j copie fo Florida especially mechanics and can put your hour the hostess served pimento nnd those who value thrir votes, have <*ar in shape in a hurry. You learned a lot in the pa t few* years, date sandwiches with hot choctiate paly pay for the actu d time among other things that politicians Those prosont were Mrs. A. M. it takes ns, and for the ma­ who promise everything and every­ Phillips, Mrs. Scliollo Muincs, Mrs. terials u u'd. Let the B. & O’s. Auto Doctor body before election rarely fo any Porter Fitts, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. look after your Cat's health. thing for aJybody, except thcmseivcj McAllister, Mrs. Telford, Mrs. E. nfter election. This is something to J. Taylor, Mrs. Forrest Gutchcll, hear in mind this year.— Time • Misses Ncttye Mnlnos, Martha Fox SANFORD, FLORIDA and Miss McAllister. Union. ' B. and 0. Motor Co. w i . .*. >,/■'. . *?7-'yf...; r* A8 . IfYV-it* . *| m i - �, / THE SANFOD HERALD Eijl y *":-=• 5-i'C 4/ AU&S't APRIL 9. 1120 "PU BLIC OPINION BE D AM N ED dwellers In its lowlands to ffoc to the power with his Palm Beach Post Joe says Forest has been crossing bills. You, reader, have probaly heard The Mississippi river along its palms with a few of the qualified s&mo fellow blow up and exclaim electors of his county and swapping "Public opinion be damned—I^don’ t lower course Is rapidly appraoching talk with the boys in the suburban the danger, having passed the forty care a rap for it.” five-foot mark, and with water districts. But he does—we all do. -#■ * Joe Ssars is still in Washington, enough above to bring itv to t]so It is human nature for us to want fifty-one-foot mark. Levee guards but unless Joe gets n few pointers our nieghbora to think well of us. snd workemn are at work. from Park on that ear to ttib Even if it is not especially so as a ground stuff he had better come on In Florida all is well. The farmers matter of personal pride, it is so ns down and repair a few psnels of the are at work preparing for the early one of good judgement and sound spring harvest of crops, the business fence Forest Lake and Joe Harman business policy, men get tholr freight unhindered by are tearing down. Tho man who' is well thought of snow or strike, the city folk go about If he doesn’ t hurry with these re­ has many friends, and these friends their business with comfort and ease. pairs wc may be able to drive our are a valuable saset to him In busi­ Spring in Florida is unaccompanied dirk horse through.— Paiatka News ness—they bring him trade and In­ with storm and disaster, for Florida Nevr mind the dark horse, Goode, crease his financial revenue*. get on the and wagon and boost a is the home of Spring, its birthplace, There arc many things a man may as ft were.—Tampa Tribune. real progressive business man,town Not only to your country but to your do that would lower him In the builder and legislator into office, estimation of tho public, yet would our Forest Lake and your Forest loved one. You are NOT DOING your SPLENDID ARTICLE ON not bring him into conflict with the Lake. SANFORD duty if you do not think of the future. ------0 -----. Yes, this is a good town. Hut do law. And have you noticed that men invariably conceal these little acts SOME SECTION y o u ever tell others so? The Florida Grower, one of the You ARE DOING your duty if you as much as possible? And why? Sanford celery shippers received best magazines in the south, and Because they do not wish to incur 1210,000 for the 240 cars shipped out SAVE. Which shall it Be? This year every citizen should the displeasure of their fellow men— one that publishes the truth about of that section last week.—Tampa Florida” has a two page article about v ote— vote right—hut not often. and women. Sanford in this week’s issue and it Li Tribune. Ir makes us feel good to note that Were It not for the mora l effect one cf the best pieces of advertising T o escape from the piker class, of public opinion this world would other papers from time to time com­ that the Sanford section has ever votes should advance in price also. soon become a maelstrom of inquity ment on the wonderful crops of the had. The article was written by and debauchery. It would bo im­ Rube Allyn who is a Florida news­ Sanford section. These crops and the When you get hold of a good thing possible as a place of residence for paper man and with whom tho San­ big prices have become such an old William, hang onto both ends. The respectable men and women and to ford people are familiar and Rube story that they hardly cause a ripple bring children into existence under middle sometimes gives way. has confined himself strictly to the in the regular life of this section and such conditions would be a crime truth and while he has not burdened we have eeased counting up what ---- I Q -----against humanity. have the readers with miles of statistics he the growers are making or Some people, we suspert, are keen Public opinion makes or unmakes made but only note the car move­ writes the story about Sanford in on discovering the faults of others us, as wo court its verdict. his inimitable style thut is enter­ ments. But should some of our in order to cover up their own. We value it, and we cherish its whilom friends like tho Country taining and instructive. good reports. Gentlemen get an eyeful or an ear­ Tlie Florida Grower writes up the For when all other courts fail, ful of this great winter vegetable And still, we arc firmly convinced different sections of Florida in each growing section they would ' drop that the dawn of universal ponce is public ppininn becomes the court of issue and like every other publication last resort. dead and cciseto talk about tourists still in the realm of the dawns of this nature spent money on the and sand dunes and poor soil and compilation of the article and setting fertilizers. This Sanford section is FLORIDA AGAIN EX EM PT Prohibition, we are assured, is it up ami publishing it and the Her some section and every part of Flo­ creating a void in the jails of the With blizzards, storms, torrential aid often wonders if the ijcnerai rida has a great story to tell about country —ditto the stomachs of its rainfn.ls, and strikes of labor making public ever realizes just what these fruits and vegetables und climate citizens. the n-st of the country unpleasant, urtirlcs cost that the Florida maga­ unsurpassed in the world. dangerous to live In, and dlilicult to zines and newsnapers are actually Why worry about what some of We're just pining to scratch oil make a living in, it becomes a plea- giving away curb jear in publishing tho northern magazines or papers Many organs take part in assiml-1wisdom even of the brightest physlun editorial on the low cost of iturc once more to refer to our own such articles about Florida. think about Florida. We have the The Sanford Board of Trade, goods and if our less fortunate Iat ion of food, and a number are ac-j clans. Hence, if you have liver or something. Hut wo can't find tho state of Florida, which is exempt from from all these and is overflowing every real estate man and every neighbors do not choose to tryout tive in eliminating those portiont of I kidney troubles, you cannot do bet. something. business man should take a bunch their hand In the growing cf winter the fowl which are not taken into ter than cnll upon your druggist for with nl! that goes to make for of copies of the Grower of April .1, vegetables we should worry Our own blood for the upbuilding of the j Warner's Safe Kidney and Livtr So’me good men and true become pleasantness und prupserRy. and send them out at various times people arc making money and the body. Of the eliminative began, the Remedy. In Kansas railroads and highwayso thoroughly wrapped up in the to people who would like to learn work of selecting good men for pub are blocked by deep snow drifts and facts and figures arc there to prove liver and the kidneys are of major J "About 7 years ago I was »u weak importance, and are most likely to and worn out that l could hardly more about Sanford. He office that they even forget to livestock is suffering in a blizzard it. be overworked and become diseased. work. After trying other things with­ We thunk the Florida Grower for which has five states in its merciless f 210,000 in one week from Celery vote. grasp Northern Illinois, with parts this splendid write up. We know in the Sanford section the Tribune When such is the case, various trou­ out relief, I tried Warner’s Safi bles of a digestive and eliminative Kidney and Liver Remedy. In a f o o d is going up, Clothing is of Indiana and Michigan, are in the what it is worth and we are indebted says and it was not an especially character occur, and such troubles short time the pain left me, my going up, smokes are going up. grip of a blizzard accompanied by to Edgar Wright ami the Grower gooil week either. Will the Country are so frequent and so common that urine cleared up and the rheumatism < Gentleman [(lease copy . everything is away up, and if some­ heavy gales and blinding enow storms amt Rube Allyn for life. it is absolutely necessary to find and dyspepsia vanished. We have In Nebraska the snow drifts are thing don’ t come down soon we’ ll Dr. T. A. Neal Burrhuses Willoln some relief. Warner’ s Safe Kidney used Warner’ s Safe Remedies ever six feet high, and trnin service is all blow up. and Liver Remedy was compounded since with great success in Hotel CONGRESS 10 NAL POLITICS our demoralized. A very important real estate deal over 40 years ago to help equalize family." 0. F. Rose, Burtonvllle, Tin* Associated Press tells us that Further than occasional outbursts was announced today from the J. N. the work of both kidneys and liver. In a communication to the Herald Kentucky, U. S. A. Toledo is like a deserted village with from the Sanford Herald, infreqcuncy Bradshaw Real Estate Agnncy in the How successful it has been is evi­ City Manager Abbott outlines the Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Intent of the injunction recently its streets and the surrounding coun* due to an uncertain electric service, transfer of the Willola property la- denced by its wide-spread sale and Remedies' contains no harmful in­ try swept by "blinding snow there lias been little stir in the cated on South Orange Avcnut. to its vnlue !s attested by an immense placed upon the Southern Utilities Fourth congressional district and few Dr, T. A. Noa! for a consideration number of appreciative users who gredients and should be used when Co., by the City Commissioners and storms raging ail day." the kidneys need attention. Parkersburg, W. Va. and Marietta people know that Forest Lake, of said to he in the neighborhood of through these many years have put statin that the injunction holds It to the severest tests with the most Sold by Union Pharmacy. good only in regard to the electric O., are swept by gales which un­ Sanford, has announced hi* rnndfacy 117,000. current. Since many of the consum­ roofed houses, blew down telegraph to succeed Jce Sears in congress. It is not known whether Dr. Neal satisfactory results. Sample sent on receipt of ten cents. But Joe Harman has fired a broad­ will make any changes to the Willola The experience of multitudes is Warner’s Safo Remedies Co., Dept. e s wero under the impression that telephone, light and trolley poles. Georgia Is deluged by a rainstorm sometimes worth more than the Rochester, N. Y. side for the affable Seminole county the njunction covered the water and which is an eighteen room hotel en­ the heaviest in years, bringing great banker and avows his intention of gas also this communication should joying a very fluttering seasom The supporting him. This means much in property fronts 100 feet on the avenue -straighten out the matter to their agricultural damage to farmers. The Tennessee river has passed at least one county of the district I with a depth of 200 feet.— Reporter satisfaction. the FI.5-font stage and is causing Palm Beach, for Joe Harman is a star. FULFIL YOUR DUTY PEOPLES BANK OF — SANFORD = IIIHealth Often D u e to N eglect of Kidneys and Liver IM i T R Y A HERALD W A N T AD Those nice showerc are very wel­ come and mean a lot to the grower of vegetables and the grower of grass und flowers. They mean a lot to the tattle iruii w!.a In wanting fresh green gra»» for the cattle and they mean much to every living thing. Artificial irrigation is all right for a lime but when it really becomes dry weather there is nothing like these gentle rains from heaven that carry everything needed in plant life. Joe Eurman says in his Palm Ueuch Post thill the grufters/ gam­ blers and "stick up” men must go rom Palm lleach and West Palm Urach and Hint the officers anil the city commissioners will see to it. The city employed private detectives to get the evidence and Joe says if lie was to publish what he knows in many circles, wen, mosi every r.ewspaper in the stipe could say cd what we know there would be u great exodus from the state. Wanted—Two men to run for the Legislature in Volusia county: salary UOO.OO for two years service, payable at the pleasure of the recipient. Employer reserves the right to cuss opt, dcnonucc, demean, villify, vituperate, abuse, and otherwise mistreat the person who gets the most votes. Apply in person to every voter in Volusia county through the columns of seven newspapers and by word of mouth.— DeLand News. WK|NEVER CAN TELL 151 1 LSI feS These days the country ii indu ging In the pleasing pastime of turn­ ing out another grid of public offi­ cial*. from president down to M»«* most humble of them all. Today we see great virtues in this man, and that one, and the other, and we expect great things from them jsHutJweJnevrrJcnn tell. gj£>omctim*’s they measure up tc expectations, and then again they do not measure at nil. Hut maklnt them is great sport, even though at times they bite the hand thatjmadr them. �. • ' THE SANFORD HERALD Little Happen^** Mention of Matters In Brief P erson a l Hems of Interest In and About *£ The City <£ Jimmy Thornton representing the S. L. Richards Co., of Atlanta v as among the commercial men In the city today. He says that the news paper situation Is something no ,nsn can moke prognostication and «e believe he is right. C. W. Entzmingcr of Longwood K. H. Kilbco of Geneva and 0 . P. Swope of Oviedo ware attending the meeting of county commlsloners to­ day of which body they ore members. Dr. LoRoy Brown, of Sanford, rjent the Easier holidays in the city with his father, M. S. Brown.— palatka News. Mrs. W. C. Bray and Miss Clara Millen were among Sanford folks who motored to Orlando on Monday Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Minor Swarthout formed a congenial party mororlng to OrImdo on Sunday. Mr. II. B. Dunnlvan of Way cross spent the week-end In Sanford with Mrs. Dunnivan and her sister, Mrs. C. J. Wolfe. Mrs. J. C. Smith und Mrs. D. P. Drummond were shopping in Orlando on Monday. Dr. I). C.Ward, Osteopath is in Sanford on Tuesday and Friday of each week. 58-tf Mr. A. E. MacDulTie who has been employed by the Charles Electric Co., has resigned to accept a position aa Supt. of the Municipal Light Plant nt Whitakers. N. C. Reg Holly is here for a few days from Palmetto getting ' printing matter ami supplies fer his husines in the buying and shipplngofvegetablcs at Palmetto, Bradcntown and other points in Munatee county, Mrs. L. T. Carter of St. Petersburg is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sam Igou. Mr. E. McConnell has purchased the Getzcn bungalow, 910 Elm ave., and will get possession at once. Mrs. Myrtle Bell and son Frederick spent the week end here the guest of Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mr. A. Martin arrived yesterday from Miami and is visiting his daugh­ ter, Mrs. Geo. Fox. Ford Sedan 1920 Model demount able rims with other extras. I), k O. Motor Co. 31-1 tc. Hon*. David Shultz the States Attorney for the Seventh and a candidate for re-election was in the city today shaking hands with his friends and talking about his can­ didacy. David says he did not need to run as he had been appointed for four years but first of all ho was a good Democrat and secondly he was n good sport and ho would trot a heat or so with George DcCottcs an who was the best man. Dr David Forster of Hawks Park was in the city yesterday coming over with the New Smyrna High School team to watch the game. Dr. Forster formerly resided here and his many friends were glnd to see him again and to know that he is prospering with his large sanitarium at Hawks Park near New Smyrna. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Holly lyjent Sunday afternoon nt Daytona Beach where they enjoyed the ocean to the fullest and also a good lunch at CaDano'a and the ride homo in the evening when the lleo sedan was at iti best under the skillful chnulTering of Pop Wilson. "/ ».*l will tin Of r«nrtf( (##** Vinm kj'pfif If ini http IfV#f # Kttulit mft rtfhl hit m ill II w - / .ill utt Ki/anln.” New Chains for Old All the old lurnilurc in your home ciin now be nude to appear new—your floors oml woodwork can be pteterved and beautified catily and permanently with ■/i ' 0I *0A*0 # « r / \ ■ Miaajnr FLOOR .FINISH Especially made to endure the scuff and tread uf grinding heel* on a floor, it I* for that, very reason the ideal varnish for FURNITURE and ALL WOODWORK Comes either in the clear var­ nish or eight beautiful colors. Nothing to mix or fusa with. Lat 11 sU« tm «Wt Kyanixt nil 4a. Ball Hardware Co. SANFORD FLORIDA Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers Mrs. Norwood Pindar retu nod to her homo in Jacksonville Friday after a pleasant visit with her mo­ ther Mrs. Goo. Dickenson. Mrs. J. W. Barnes is in Pensacola called there by the Illness of her mother. Mrs. Elton Moughton and baby left Friday to join Mr. Moughton In Ocala where they will reside. Mrs. J. M. Hayes and children have gone to Allendale, S. C. to spend the Easter holidays with her mother, 1 William Runge spent Sunday with home folks coming over from the University of Florida at Gainesville where he is one of the best students and Is making a fine record. William U taking a five year courso in cnglnceriug and expects to come out of college with all the degreers and a thorough knowledge of this im­ portant workMiss Lucca Chappell has accepted a position as bookkeeper and steno­ grapher fur the Wight Tire Co. Among the visitors to the city is G. B. Pope of Jacksonville who formerly resided here being engaged in the contracting and building line. Mr. Pope is now travelling for the National Builders Co., of Cleveland Ohio selling paints and has ti e state of Florida for his territory His many Sanford friends arc glad to sec him again. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Griffith leave tomorrow for Sarasota where thoy will be guests of home folks. Mr. Griflith's health has not been of the best for the past few months and it is hoped that the change will hcneliit him. Robert Freeman of Tampa was here Saturday visiting friends. He is in the circulation department uf the Tampa Times and is well known all over south Florida. He was a ser­ geant In Co. C. of Orlando in which company there were many Sanford hoys and went to France with them. Miss Ruth Mettingcr is the guest of her sister Mrs. W. L. Mogan und her many Sanford friends are glad to sec her again. Mrs. R. Z. Johnson and children are leaving this week for an extend­ ed visit with friends in Ilandolp and Wilmington, N. C. Mrs. O. P. Green, nee Miss Bclah Scars, left on Saturday to return to her home in Brunswick, Ga. Mr. ami Mrs. C. W. Raulerson of Geneva were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Speer. Miss Sarah Wight Is home from Hollins College for the Easter vaca­ tion ahd has as her gilest John Rowe also from Rollins. Mrs. II.. L. Gibson has returned from Manatee. Mrs. Raymond Key Is visiting Miss Fnnnie Tucker in Orlando for V* c l. iv» Misses Florence Witte and Kath­ leen Brady are among the Rollins girls spending Easter at home. Miss Ruth Waldron, formerly u popular Sonfoid girl hut now of Winter Pnrk, offi dated ns organist at the Congregational church, Sun­ day. Miss Waldron is a talented musician and gave much pleasure by her tenlquo und able manner In which she manipulated the key board. Messers W. B. Kirby and Ticquette, employes of the Southern Bell Telephone Co. have been trans­ ferred to Fcrnandlna anil left Inst week to assume their new duties. . H . A. Neal has purchased through J. E. Spurling the cottage on corner Elm nml fl'.h street from Mrs. A. Liijn and will occupy this residence soon. Among the visitors to the city yesterday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs Endor Curlctt and Miss Elchner of Geneva. Mrs. Aubrey .Moran und Jjttlc daughter of Geneva were In the city yesterday on a shopping expedition. J. II. Jones one of the prominent growers and shippers of the Oviedo section and postmrster of Oviedo was was in the city today attending to business matters and meeting his many friends. Engagement Announced Mrs. Lisctte C. Elchner of Balti­ more Md. announce* the engage­ ment «f her daughter Mbs Emma Virginia Efchner to Mr. Roland Spencer l.c**,l lif Jttct.Nunviiii1, ria. son of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Read cf Bloomington, Hi. Mbs Echiner has been making her home with her sbter and hrothrr In law Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlctt uf Geneva, Fla. from where the wedding will take place early in June. t ton PER CENT AMERICANS , American Legion Asks Members To R eg ister n nd Stand Fart. / The following from the Jackson­ M lW n M l ville Times Union will prove Interest­ ing to American Legion members of this county: The .local post American Legion will hold Its regular monthly meet­ ing in the chamber of commerce au­ ditorium tomorrow evening at 8 o’ clock, when the carnival committee cill make a report giving thr amoun of money secured for the Edward C. DoSausaure post. "Don't forget the next meting of the post, nnd don't forget to register and pay your poll tax," was the clos Ing remark of the announcement of the meeting sent out by Post Ad jutant Smith, Americanism of the 100 per cent variety, such as the Amer­ ican Legion stands for, it is pointed out, demands that every eligible vot­ er shall exercise hid rights at the next election. The post went on (From TurMlty'a Dally lltnll) record at its last meeting to the FROM SANFORD BOARD OF effect that to be a full fledged mem­ TRADE TO TAKE UP THIS ber of the-post each must register and pay his poll tax. A committee BRIDGE END ROAD QUESwas appointed by Post Commander TION. Covington to c..ieck the roster of The county commissioners are members to see that this was done. A card asking the questions. Have holding their regular meeting today you registered? Have you paid your at the court house with all members poll tax? is included In the announce­ present. Among the matters coming ment to each member, and will be before them this morning was the checked up to see that the members road from Geneva to Bridge End or of the local post do live up to their Osceola as the new town of the obligations ns citizens and Legion­ naires. Osceola Cypres.^ Co., is named. A A call has been issued to all mem­ special committee from the Sanford bers of the post who have not paid Hoard of Trade consisting of A. IV their dues to come to this meeting Connelly, G. F. Smith, J, G. Ball, and pay up to Post Finance Otiicer II. F. Whitncr, F. W. Mahoney and Edward Goodman to mall tlelr R. J. Holly appeared before the com­ check to him in care of the Union missioners relative to this board and Central Life Insurance Co., Graham A. I’ . Connelly the chairman asked building, or call upon him at that the bo uni just what was being done place and leave their dues. This is on the road that is one of the most necessary the announcement states important links in the road system or the names of such unpaid mem­ of tho county. Chairman Brumlcy bers must he dropped within thirty of tlie board called on E, II. Kiibee the commissioner of that district days. Tomorrow, Tuesday night, 8 p. ni. to state what was being done on the is the time for the meeting. road and Mr. Kiibee assured the committee that lie was working on ('alts Elected Wilson the road now and doing all he could Ilrooksville. April tl.—Sen. D. U with his force of men being split Fletcher, candidate for reflection, trying to take care of nil the impor­ spoko to a large crowd here Wed­ tant work in his district. It was final­ ly decided that tho work would he nesday night. finished before tho rainy season and After Sen. Fletcher was introduced that the rond would ho sufficiently by Col. G. C. Martin ho was greeted improved to give the people of Bridge with loud applause, and during his End a passable road for the time speech he was often interrupted by being. There are some thousand applnuse, especially when he paid his people there nt present with the respects to Mr. Cults. population increasing and the present He briefly reviewed his accomplish­ ondition of the road precluded their ments during the 12 years of service coming to Sanford nnd the Board told of his committee assignments of Trade and the business men of during the democratic administration this city were willing to take measure of congress and at present, and dis­ to put the road in shape and assist cussed at some length the farm loan the county commissioners in every act and the past and probable future way in order that this road could be accomplishments of the merchant put in shape. marine. The senator has probably The county commissioners are been more instrumental in obtaining being called upon for much road legislation affecting these two branch building ut present and being short es of government service than any of funds are trying to muke haste other member of congress. slowly in these matters but show a He read nn extract of a letter from disposition to be fair in giving the. Mr. Calls, written In 1917 in which people of all parts of the county as Mr. Calls informed the senator that good a road as they ran with tho he (Cults) hud been responsible for amount of money which they have the election of Woodrow Wilson in at their disposal. 1916, in that he (Catts) had refused an oiler of JOO.UUO to go over to the Hughes faction with his contituency This piece of intelligence brought down the house. In fitting ways the senator discussed issues found in the Catts campaign literature. Approval of hU hearers was registered by the applause that greeted hint. A CHECK ACCOUNT in a bank should establish a most intimate relation between the bank and its depositors. W e are always willing to consult with our depositors regarding their proposed business deals. W e may see matters from a differ­ ent viewpoint than you do and help you to avoid a loss. . Come in and let us assist you,/ 4 % SAVIflGS USING CHEAPER CUTS WILL NOT RAISE PRICE ON Washington, I). C. April 2.—Or­ THIS KIND OF MEAT. ganization of a new company by the railroads east cf the Mississippi Washington. April 6.— In response river to acquire arid operate after to inquiries as to whether the cam­ May 1., the Fruit Growers' Express paign to “ Save Money <n Meat" by cars now operated by Armour & Co., utilization of the less costly nils, es­ lias been announced by il. B. Spen­ pecially (hose from the fore-quarter cer, president cf the Fruit Growers' & i I have a tendency to raise pr cos of Express. The new company has been cf such culst the Department cf Jus­ incorporated under the laws cf Dela­ tice today issued the following state­ ware under the name cf tho Fruit ment: Growers' Express Company and will "The effect on rotal prices to the have its headquarters here with Mr. consumers of the campaign to "Save Spencer ns president und E. J. Roth Money en Ms at’ by ull’ itallon o! ns genera! manager. The announce­ the less costly cuts Is indicated ment said: "It will perform the reclearly n cc nc’usicn reached by grigerator car and other protective Bureau cf Markets, IJ S. Depr cl service for the movement of prlsh Agr’cu lure with its unequalled |ile (raffle on the railroads which knowledge cf marketing problems, has heretrfore been performed by the that is people would use more cf the Armour intercss— Produce Binellit. less co3t'y portions their doing so would reduce prices cf living and •prices cf meat as n whole would he greatly reduced and would ho more For Sale—Corner lot 100x117 stable.' "The facts, with reference to the Palmetto a von no and 8th street, Southeastern Corner. Price reason­ effect cf the campaign <» prices are as follows: able. Nick Zrrnovan, Box 211 "At* tic prerent time, neglect <( \V27-10tp. the te-as costly cuts cf meat, csjocinl* \Vo buy, raise anil rrll fur-bearing ly thc«e fre m the forc-quar'er, has rabbits and other Imr-bearins nniir.z! r-'.r.rdcd thr zalc and dtstiibuiic n <1 Flare your order with us and li-t there cuts; has thus muted propor­ what ever stock you have with us. tionately groalor shrinkage- und riimstating lowest flat prices on largo 'nished vilurm; lias caused some shipments. Address 616-607 N. P. meat literally to le wasted: has caused numerous rctallcts to chop Ave., Fargo, N. D. wiM-lte and sell to hotels ami ethers, meat Wantid—man with team or auto cuts which could bo un-cl by thu con­ who tan givo bond to roll 1117 Wat­ sumer to hotter advantage In Its tin* kins home and farm products. Big­ chopped form, and has increased the gest concern of kind in world. $ 1COO retailor's overhead. "Every particle of loss, shrinkage to f 8000 yearly income.- Territory In this county open. Write today, and wastage has been borne by tho J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 112 Win­ consumer in the price cf all tie meat which he does buy," ona, Minn. w34-4tp. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS V IflT JL Y j) siBEncni; COU B A r m SERYICE "HOME INSTITUTION " 1 :: 2SA N FO RD . FLA . TWO “ WINGS" IN GEORGIA National Convention M ud Deride Claims of Ywo G. O. I’ . Conven­ tions. Atlnr.tn, On., April 7. The repu­ blican? state convention hero today was cx| ected to develop a number of contests, including these for delegates gates nt large to the republican na­ tional convention, for election of a state committee, it state chairman an and national tomtuiUemun from Georgia. The conventions was not expected to get down to business until late in the day. The ' regular” republican orgnniza lion, which was the one called to meet yesterday, has rwo wings, ine led by Roscoe Pickett, which sup­ ports Maj. Gen. Wood for the pre­ sidential nomination and the other by Henry Lincoln Johnson, negro. JL who worked for an uninstructed del­ egation from Georgia. Wood dele­ gates have been rlectrd in all 12 congressional districts, but in many of them uuinstructed delegates also were elected. Action of the national convention will lie necessary to de­ cide the conflicting claims. A strictly white delcagation, se­ lected by former progressives, has been at work in Georgia also, led by Harry Stillwell Edwards, of Macon. Ring Strangely Recovered. A Wedding ring Has found In tha stomach of a cod caught on thu Grand hank*. The ring belonged to Mrs, PaulIne llurnlii m, an English woman, who had lost It when the steamship AngloSaxon went down In 1S.11. The fisher­ man traced Hi,, ownership of the ring and sent It hack to the son of Mrs. Uurnhnm, who Is said to have reward­ ed him with n present of I2SR Cotton Seed Meal N IT R A T E SODA Potash Nitrate ASHES * SAVE MONEY ON MEATS CAMPAIGN To Take Over Fruit Express :: W E PAY K ^J*-** a 1VJUJU eSEMIflOLE CHASE & CO Sued lim n s T om ato Cucumber M e lo n SEEDS Seed Corn Sorghum Velvet Beans Cow I'eas Wo can supply for immdeiate shipment all the leading and standard varieties of all kinds of seeds for planting in our state. Success in gardening or farming depends to a very large extent on tliu quality cf seeds you plant. It tins been demonstrated beyond a doubt that desired results can only come through planting seeds of known quality. MARTIN'S 1IY-TE8T SEEDS INSURE CROPS SEMINOLE FLINT SEED CORN .T H E FLORIDA VARIETY FOR Write for sample, information and prices. Our spring 1920 catalogue Is ready and will bo mailed free of charge on request. 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Ilsy St. Jacksonville Fla. =L-- - �-vf? -til ^____________________________________________________________ APRIL 9, »20 TUB SAHFOr !UHALD C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD i ml r -« T* ‘ I V'j! • • BBm m lyiimii Hill lit iinmiiinfliinniiDiniRiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii=='^ T i* ' .......... ............w F E R T IL IZ E R alk 1 for this Spring and next Summer’s needs Contract ahead and know what your goods are going to cost you, and that you are going to get them. j Friday for their home in New York, after having spent the winter here. Mrs. Thoma* Dunlop had as rhe Mrs. J. V. Wicks of Orlando spent guest last week her cousin Mrs. the week end nt home. J. II. Arnold of Orlando. Donald Whitcomb took in tho Floyd Allen was over from his musicalc at Orlando last Monday winter home in F'ustis enjoying the night. fishing and Maying at Shells at Something like eighty five dollars Geneva Ferry last week. Mr. Allen's Hummer home is in Klrtland, Ohio. was made nt tho Chicken pie supper Mrs. Jack Thompson and the last Friday night for the benefit of tho county hospitnl. Sanford was twins were over from DeLand visit­ well represented.. We are always ing her sister Mrs. I. I). Ilarl re­ glad to have our Sanford friends 5 cently. at office o f A . P. Connelly 104 to 108 Magnolia A ve., Sanford with us. Mrs. Ross Long reached home Misses May Morris and Florence Saturday from a 3 weeks stay in Kgnn left last Monday to visit St. New Martinsville, West Va. uiiiiiiiiuiiiiinrTiiiiiininiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiii^^iHiiiiiuiiiifiiinnifiiiuiiiiniiHiiiiiimiiiimHjiiiumiHni Augustine before leaving for their Miss Kustn Burgess of Ilartow home in New York. Mr. and Mrs. was over last week visiting at Ross R. II. Morris left Tuesday, execting Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Porter who Maytown visiting her daughter Mrs. Bcardnll ave for the present Cvr.. Long* and also nt Mrs. Mannings to meet the young ladies in Jack­ have been guests at the Schwartz Clark. H. B. Lewis. tr in town. homo on Marquette ave for the Word comes from Pahokee that a sonville Geneva hates to give up Fire destroyed 2 tennant hou.n i3 winter are leaving in a few days for son was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. a barn on the John Russell f,,~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chamber­ thrso good citizens even for a few their home in Langhorne I’ a., the C. Morris last week. lain and daughter Veronica are months. Wednesday nfternoon. Porters have made many friends leaving April 6th for their home in Mrs. Tina Warren Beaty is a pa­ G. C. LeF’ ils has bought the pro­ Mrs. J, A. Vaughn was a visitor during their visit here. Miss Clare Cameron gave a tilt Wntcrtown N. Y. after spending perty of Mrs. Wakefield's known as tient at the F'ernald Laughton Me­ before the High School Wcdneidiy at their homo on Monday. the winter at the home of Mr. and the "Libby place." IL G. Dietcrich has been on a morial hospital. Another operat’ n was morning advocating the nomination Mrs. G. C, Chamberlain. The whip-poor-will has begiun bis business trip to Dallas, Texas, made on her side by Doctor Christ of her father A. B. Cameron for Mr. Frank Jones of New Sm>rnu evening call so no more frost this Mr. and Mrs. B. Steel and young Col. W. N. Eahsun is at the Lin­ from Orlando and Dr. Denton. She Sheriff for Seminole County. is in Geneva looking after business spring, so the darkies say. people of Bcardnll avenue are driving coln hotel, guest of Mr. and Mrs. I. is said to be recovering nicely. interests. a beautiful new Oldsmoblle. D. Martin cn route to his home in Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rowan have The children are all eager for Mrs. Mnlile Brannon and chil­ OVIEDO Mr. and Mrs. C. I). Couch and dren were visitors lait week of Mr. KaNter to come. We are glad it Danielson, Conn., after the winter in sold their farm on Geneva avenue to three little daughter were in Daytona and Mrs. J. W. Daniel. Alex Foster. The Rowans expect to G. W. Wheeler left Sunday for comes when all nature is so fresh and St. Petersburg. over Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Z.erovcan w e e go *.o St. Augustine to reside. They Texas after upending three monthi smiling and hope tho little ones will dames Couch. look beyond their Easier favors of in Orlando shopping on Monday. have the host wishes of friends for us chief clerk to B. F. Wheeler LONG WOOD PICK-UPS agent of the Atlantic Coast Line Itv eggs and ruhhitts and fresh appurel The father of Wiley Wilson of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain happiness in their new home. Then. Tice was the guest of Mr. 1 to its real meaning of the rising from were at Daytona beach n portion of Jimmie Howard has been out from Oviedo. Cameron City died on Monday very and Mrs. Shaffer on Sunday. the tomb of Our Savior, the hope of last week supertcnding ’the building town visiting his sister Mrs. Edmond suddenly after only an hours illness. On Friday and Saturday nfternoon C W. Williamson of Sanford the world. of t heir new Sea Side home. Stowe of Cameron ave and on Tues­ committees from the Christian EnThe funeral was on Tuesday interrspent Sunday with his mother Mrs. ment nt Lake View cemetery. Mr. Mr. ami Mrs. Virgil Hasty, Mrs. day evening quite a party of neigh­ deaver met nt the grove around the Wilson was 76 years old and wan Tell Williamson, EAST SANFORD May Hasty and Chaffee Hasty drove bors gathers at the Stowe home for Baptist Church to make a park, one (I. W. Caldwell and family mo­ horn in CrUs County tin. and al­ of tiie greast needs of Oviclontthis Rev. Rancher was over from Apop­ to Orlando last Sunday to visit Mr. a social evening in his honor. ways lived then* until last year he tored up from Orlando on Sunday. ka Sunday to preach at Moore Sta­ and Mrs. Marvin Austin. Price & C oiler have repaired and time. The men and boys pruned the Master Karl Overstreet had the tion church. came here with his wife to in- near Mrs. Hickson of Celery ave is in painted the Dr. Mass cottage an (Continued on page n) their ‘son. Bis wife ami son survive misfortune to fall and break Ids arm him. The Wilsons have the sympathy one day lint week. of all nieglihors j “ Uncle Joe" Clouser passed away Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron and last Friday after a long illness and f t___ □ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Monroe together was buried in tiie Long wood cemetery with Mr. and Mrs. W, I. McBride on Saturday morning. and their guests, the Mims Mnry | Miss Dunbar anti Mrs. J. Lynn l C I Mellride and Maggie Mills drove Stalk returned Sunday from a trip to Lake Harney Monday for a pie- tu Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clear tile nml fish fry they report a d i- wal),r nmj n,.||nir. lightful time. | Mra Mo|,]t,y um| Cliit«lrcn have We learn that the wife and cliil(|u. quests of her mother and ilrcn of George Steilf the Bulgarian {„Ii.tor in law Mr. and Mrs. C. W. held for the? dynamiting of Mike Entzmlnger for several days. Site iatonclf home is now enroute to this will make her future home in Lakecountry to join the husband and la ml. futber who bns boon here revcral Joe Bistline left Wednesday for years preparing a borne for bis bis hotpe in Pennsylvania having family which he lias well started on spent several weeks visiting his llichmond avenue. brother J. A. Hist line. W. L. Henley has bought the 10 Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Allen left ucre farm of Mike Stoned on Uieli- Monday to visit their daughter Mrs. nnonil avenue. Mr. Henley has a11 I,. J. Hunt wlio resides in Ft. Lau­ •tijrtiun on H of* Longs farm on same derdale. street. Mr. Henley together with ..Miss Margaret Stuart and Master Mrs. Henley ami her mother have Geo. Stuart were in Orlando on been camping on Sanford Heights Saturday. ing. But the Chandler Company, throughout It states it now and will continue to do so. and are from Atlanta. Mr. nml Mrs. Dinkel and Miss There is good reason for this and many thousands 1919, with nil its production greatly oversold, Lillian Walts motored down to of motor car owners know it. This is the reason— Orlando on Saturday. held to its price. GENEVA The Chandler Six is the m ost closely priced fine J. a. Dinkel ami T. P. Lewis Mis. Pear) Yurbrali nml tittle The Chandler She of today is a highly per­ car in the whole medium priced field. daughter are visiting Mr. and M rs. were visitors in Sanford on Monday. fected development of the Chandler Six seven Charlie Clouser of New Smyrna FI. II. Kilhlc. Look through the pages of this paper or a years ago, which started the trend toward HghtMm. Snyder of Atlanta is the motored over on Sturdny to attend magazine that may be lying on your table. There Ills fat tiers funeral. weight sixes. All the engineering skill and UUmt of Mrs. If. II. Pattbdinll. are probably from ten to twenty automobile J. E. Phipps with a party of Or­ Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whitcomb production efficiency at the command of the advertisements. IIow many name the price of motored to Winter Park last Monday lando friends motored over to Day­ Chandler Company lias been devoted to this otic the car? M'ihs Kdnu Geiger of Orlando tona Beach on Suturdny. chassis and that fact is one of tiie reasons foi True, the cost of automobile production has Mrs. Robb returned to her home fipont Sunday with borne folks, increased in the past year, and it is still increastiie Chandler’s leadership in its field today. in Sanford on Saturday. Mrs. Robb iMr. avnd Mrs. Qucsenbury, par­ lias been a good and faithful nurse ents of Mis. A. W. Davis, left last All Chandler bodies are mounted on the one standard Chandler chassis. Simple, having nursed Mr. Clouser for the sturdy and dependable throughout, its features embrace, as / or years past, the really past 10 months. marvelous Chandler Motor, solid cast aluminum motor base, annular ball bear­ Mr. nml Mrs. F\ J. Neimyer were visitors in Orlando on Tuesday. ings, silent chain drive for the auxiliary motor shafts, and Bosch magneto ignition. In Mcinnrlnn C a r s th a t M a y C o m p a r e w ith C h a n d l e r "Uncle Joe" Clouner of Longwood a r e L is t e d at H u n d r e d s o f D o lla r s M o r e was called into the "Great Beyond" ♦ SIX BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF BODY March 211 and was laid to rest beide bis wife in the Longwood Ccni-j Seven-Passenger Touring Car, $1895 Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $1975 Four-Passenger Roadster, SIS95 utcry March 7. Rev. Brower of Seven-Passenger Sedan, S2S95 Four-Passenger Coupe, $2795 Limousine, $3395 i All Prices J, o. b. Cleveland, Ohio Sanford officiated, Mr. Clouser was one of our pio­ neer settlers, i e was born in Perry Co. Pcnnsylvrrin Oct. 16. 1838. In November 1881 with Ids wife nml two children be located in Longwood t where lie ban since resided. He was a member of the G. A. R. having eerved thro the "Civil War." lie became ill Feb. 7tli, HMD ami was tulan to Orlando to the Orange County hospital where it was found necessary to amputate one of Ids feet after being in the hospital four months be was brought home much a a f t er u i m p r o v e d1 1i n t few months Ine bn >nn to fai1 utul lias [been a great Millerer uutl? the end HAST SANFORD . last week. We hear that Fred has accepted a position at the Paper Mill In Sanford. C lor or. co Bergquist was a wcleomc viator in Upsali Sunday. Voile Williams is having an ad­ dition of some 300 trees made to his orange g ro v e / We note that oranges are still being shipped from this section. E. F. Lundquisr has returned to his work at the Paper Mill after a light attack of the flu. Mrs. A. F. Westerdlck visited Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs. Beck and on Monday, both ladies motored to Longwood to ace Mrs. Lucas. Mrs. J. A. Thompson and tho twins Leroy and Ralph of DeLand accompanied by her daughter, Mrs Edna Ogilsvie of Fernandina, who Is making her parents a short visit, visited at tho homes of their rela­ tives here, Mrs. Jesse Thompson and Mrs. Jesse Lee. They also made short calls on their old neighbors, who arc always glad to sec them and know they arc prospering. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thompson picniccd in the woods, Sunday with friends, it being the third birthday of their little daughter Corrinna. SEE W . I. L Y M A N , A gent N IT R A T E A G E N C IE S CO. f5 \ u The Most Closely Priced Fine Car L L et Y o u K n o w W h a t T h e C h a n d le r Price Is W e H E Chandler Motor CarCom pany,ever since the firstChandler Car was built seven years ago, has, in every advertisement issued to newspapers and magazines and all other forms of publications, stated the list price of the Chandler Car. T W IG H T TIR E C O M P A N Y C H A N D L E R M O T O R C A R C O M P A N Y , C L E V E L A N D , OHIO AS: rMi time. lie leaven one daughter. Mm. F. I V. ir.nyi” ■ an :! a ;nn Chs r!rr. Clouser of New Smyrna nl*ii a brother I)nn (Mower of Orlando, j lie was a devoted father nml n good kind neighbor,* norm better, and was loved and impelled by nil who knew him. The bereaved family have the sympathy of their many f i (ends. UI'SALA AND GRArKVIl.l.K Mr*. Fred Kridl ami baby, called on Mr*. Andrew Bertclson, one day Famous For Its M arvelous M otor & im �;* T » APRIL 9, 1920 * . THE SANFORD EEEALD ■l>|i AMERICAN LEGION SEMINOLE COUNTY TO HAVE BUILDING Sallie Harrison Chapter D. A. R. Starts Something etij oy t h e pleasures .of life that nro coming to them after their faith iu scrvico for their country. wtnplami bar# n fl rd by Mary V. Minneipolli, Minn.; Qaniamln II. Townarnd I« Clrcwlt Court, Hamla<M* Conn!;, Florida. tlon Co., The aald land bring tisruttl at th* vt'.lliamaon on Monday, tha F r ,u Monument, Col.l Frank Townarnd, 330 In Chanrary. dal* ot lh* l**uane* of such cortlfirata In th* July, A. 1). 1930. \ Supply Co.. O. M. C. U. S. V. O. 701. A. E. t . M. Douglaar. Joined by m m * of Goo. E. Currier. _ It If further ordwm] that this order be F. franca; Dorothy T. Wyila and Earl C. her huabsmf - o d not! Irlrnd, Al*u Tai Corltfirnto No. 1049, dated fho r ,l,h. J lnri' ■ week lor IS r o n u r u l k r Wylla, her huaband, Pulivirw, Gklahoma; E. A. Ilouglaae, _ 3rd day of Juas A. D. itWI, Said certlfirutg **?*!* I® Th» Hanfi-rd Herald. ■ nawapapar Edward Kelly and ,'oaphlnr K-ily, hli wile. Cuu,|*!aioanta And Sanford will respond to their puMithxJ to Srmtnnlr County, Florida. *11 Eait 43rd Hrc.*t, Chlcigo, a'i.i Frank Vi. Cttitlcn. rmbracr* the following drarnbed property and Cordelia Kelly, hi* wife, Goahrn. William O. Aldridge, at al. ' •lluated In Semlnol* County. Florida, lo-wftr appeal ns soon as their plans are put ■n l U M my hand and t j e Mfcl •»• aaul Lssta 292. A 203, Altamonte, Land, Hot*! Ind.: Leon Kelly an>l Marguerite Kelly, hit Defendant*. A Navigation Co.. The aaid land being aaareIn a concrete form and Lite people a J f ,h'' ,,lP s,,t n*> of » : ! t , 312 nth Street, Goabrn. Ind.; Myrtle T ° Farah A. Davie, 8. Guckrnhrlrarr and ard at the Oita of tFe Dauanca of such certi­ E. A. DOUGLASS Trump and Hoy |*. Trump, her huaband, t l W f t ' B , Gurkrnhrlmrr, aa thr firm of 8. know just whuL they want in this cSwkUOm:lt ----Court, Srminota County, 632 South 6th Street. Goitirn, Ind.; Edward (•uekrnbrlmrr A Soru, Hraldenrra unknown; ficate tn the name of J. C. Holman. McClurr relict of Carrie McClure, Iftlrn r lorida. respect. And Sanford will have an ADo Tag Certificate No. 1067. dated th* th# unknown htlra, drvitej, legatee*, gran­ V. S. Starburk Ily V. E. DOtfOLASS D.C Kuril. Clark McClurr. Alfred MrClurr and tee*, or other claimant* ttnJvr Sarah A. 3rd day of June A. 1). 1901, Said crrtlfirat* Lula McClurr, hla wife, Goahro, Ind.; Ilrrt other fine Imilding added to the Kj'ilolor for Complainant rmbraeea th* following deacrihed property Da a I*. 8. Gurkrnhrlmrr and Moie* H . Kelly and Ellen Kelly, hia wifa, Gixhrn, ind., W J l-l Jte. aituatrsi in Seminole County, Florida, to-witt constantly growing list. J. Hubert Kelly and Florrnrr Kelly, hit wife Guckenhrlmtf, and to any and oth*r partle* Lot 217, Altamonte, Land, ilotel A Naviga­ New Philadelphia, Ohio; W’ . Howland Kelly claiming any Intcrrat in and to thr following tion Co.. Tho aald lansl bring iu e * t id at tne , f Aaallcallon for T ai llord Under and Mabel Krlly. hia wife. Goahrn Ind.; land altuatad in Srminola County, Florida. date of the itiuanc* of aurh certificate In th* tfrrllaa s i s af the Grntral Slalulra. Huth Cahoon ami J. Frederick Cahoon, her •“ •ID Lot S of Work 3. of Tier I of Sanford, Nolle* it hrrrby gives. that O. A. Kannrr huaband, Alhambra, Calf.; Howard JTallar- Florida, according to E. H. TralTord'a Map name of F'lah A Lovejoy. Leap Yeqr Dance April 13th Al*o la g Certificate No. 1061. dated lh* purrhstar »l T a i Certificate No. 343. dated day and Louie* Tallarday, him wit*. Writ of Sanford, Florida.l Under the auspices of tho Sociu , h » f«h day of Jun9, A. I). 1906, haa ftlrd Alhambra. Calf ; Veres T. A n d m on and-----It appearing from a aworn blit of romplalnt 3rd day of June A. D. 1901, Said crrtlficito ** i, c*r*lflcal« In tnv off)*# and has made Andrrion her huaband. Writ Alhambra, filed in thl* rauae against you, that you have rmbraeea the following deaerlbrd property department of the Woman's Club, appltMUon for t , i drrd to laaue In atcord- Calf.; Ilrrt Kelly, car* Y. M. C. J\. Head- or tlaim tom e Intermt In and to the land situated in Semlnol* County. FTorida, to-wit; aner with law. Said rertiflrale embrirev thr quarter*. Hotel llaglionl, ttologna. Italy; hrreinabov* draerihed, therefore, you. the Cot 232, Altamonte, I*m l. Ilotel A Nasd»aLeap Year dance will he given on following sieacribed property altuatod In Chaa.' Kelly, Goahrn. Ind.; I*>w V/. Kelly, •alii Sarah A. Davt*. S. Guckenhiemrr ins) tlon Co., The said land being as***sed at tn* Tuesday night April 13th with Mrs Semlnol* County, Florida, to-wlt: Hrgin at and lleatle Krlly, hia wife, Goehrs, Ind.; M o w S. GuckrnhcJmrr. are hereby required data of th* luuanr* of *uch certificate In paint «,f intrnrctlun of E. line of Lot 3 with Nrttia Gtim and Andrew Grim, her huaband, tp he ansi appear before our *ald Circuit the name of Geo. W. Norris. J. S. Wilson, hostess. Girls whose S. I|n*- of Sanford Grant --------------------run N 64 drerrra drerrra Hryan. Ohio; Sherman Kelly and Florence Court, at the Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, „ Alao Ta* Certificate No. 1069, dated th* ” slant y> along S 8 l|n* line of nf Grant 44.3 ft. to N .lln r . Kelly hla Wife. Hryan, Ohio: O. Mnroln on the 3rd day of May A. D. 1920, and thon 3rd day of June A. D. 1901, Said certificate mothers are members of the Social of Lot 3............ W alont N. line of n i s i 300,4 ft Kelly and Dora krlly, hia wifr, Hryan.. and there mssj* answer to lh* bit] of embrace* the following describes! property department, will #iave the privilege S. 40 degree* to E 900 ft to lake E 121 ft Ohio; Harry Krlly and Clara Kell;/, hla wilr, complaint eahlblted agalnat you. otherwia* ■ituatrd in Semlnol* County, F'lorida, to-witi > to E line of Lot 3 N 851,83 It to bet 8ec. 4 Hryan. Ohio: Ann all othrr paerao n interest­ a decree pro ronteaao wilt be entered again*! l-0 * 262, Altamonte, Land Hotel A Naviga­ COMMITTEES OF WAYS ANI) of attending the dance -and inviting Tp. 30 8. II. 10 E. 4.61 arras. Thr aald land ed In aald real n t a l e are commanded to hr you. tion Co., The aald land being a*****rd at tha being aueued at the date of thr laauanea of appear before thr Couuty Judgr'i And ail other partlee rlalmlng any rights slat* of the iuuanre of ouch certificate In thn MEANS AND BUILDING AND their own escort. There will he good ■uch cartifirste In tha name ol Unknown. and Court of Srminola County, F.orida, on tho or inter**! In and to the property hare- name ssf Fi*h A Lovejoy., ha* filed **ld Alao; Nolle* Is hereby given that O. A. 3rd day ot May, A. 1). 1920, r.nd ahow cauae title GROUNDS DECIDE TO GO music nnd Mrs. Wilson* is anldcnl kanner inabnv* dr*cribr<i Under, by or through certificate* In my offlr* as-d ha* made appiipurshastr of Tat Cartlfteata No. If any you have why laid petition ihould not Sarah A. Davie, S. Gurkenhelmer and Mo*r* ration lor tag deed to l**ue In accordance with hostess u combination that wiii 240, dated tha 3rd day ot July A. D. 1916. be granted. ahead FULL SPEED. > S. Gurkenhelmer. or otherai**, are hereby with taw. Unleu *iid certificate* ahall b* re­ Sled said certificate in my otfir# and haa incurc a delightful evening o f jiIprb - haa Givrn under my band and real of tha aald required to b* and appear before our aald deemed according to tie-, tag deed will luua mada applleatlon for tat deed to laaua In Court thl* tha 16th day of March, A. 1). Ureult Court at the Courthoui* in Sanford, thereon on the 26th day ol April A. D. 1920. The first meeting of the commit* sure. Thn dance will he given at the aceordane* with law. Said cerllSeala rmbraeea 1920. Florida, on the 7th day of June A. D. 1920, Wltnea* my nilWUI aignitur* and •**! this tha following deaerlbrd property allualed In less on Ways and Means un<i. Ground Woman's Club. HOUSHOLDEH. and thrn and,there make answer to th* bill thr filth day ol March A. D. 1920. Srminola County, Florida, to:wlt: Lota 2 and (SEAL* of romplalnt oihibilrd agalnat aald unknown IHEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS WSI-Stc County Judge. 3 (Laaa 12 aerea ot Lot 2 and Iras 1.64 aerrt and Building! of tho American Leartie*. othrrwiao a decree pro ronfeaao will Clerk Clrrult y Court. Semlnol# County, in N. E. Cor. Lot 3) See. s To. 20 S. It. 30 Nallrr of Application for T a i Drrd Undrt e entered agalnat aaisi unknown parties. W32-SIC uy V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. Kjon building that will lie erected E. 127 aerrt. Thr aald land t;.ing attested at Section 371 o f the Grnornl Statute*. D ia ordered that thla notice he publiahad tha date of thr Uauancr of such crrtlScatr Sea Otter's Fur Valuable. soon met In the sun parlor of the Notice ia hereby given that S. F. Doudnry In th* Sanford Herald, a newapaptr publish­ in the name of Paullnr Kannrr. purchaarr of T a i Certificate No. 385, dated ed in Scmlnoa* County, F'lorida, one# a week Nolle* of Apallrallan for Tag Deed Under A eont or cloak of genuine sen otter Valdez Hotel ot the call of Chairjnun Unlras said errtlflcate shall be raedrrmed th* 4th day of Juno A. D. 1917, ha* filed lot eight wmka a* to th* known parti** Sortlon 475 of the General Statute*. Is worth more than lls weight In gold. according to law, tai drrd will issue thereon •aid certificate In my office and ha* madr defendant, s a l once a week for twelve wrek* Nctlre i* hereby given that Loulao I’ lrie, L. A. Brumley with a good attend* application for ta i deed to l**ue in accord­ as to th* stattnown partle* drfemiar.t White the skins of the ordinary fresh­ n the 4th day of May A. D. 1920. purchaser of T * l Certificate No. 764, sDtacJ ance of the members of the commit­ water otter have no particular value Wltnria my olflrUI signature and teal this ance with law. Said certiorate rmbracr* the the 6th stay ol June A. D. 1698. Said Certi­ Wilttr** my hand auiF tho teal ,.f ,*ld following drirribed property ritualrd In ( ircult tlourt sm thl* the 20th sf»y of ficate embrace* the following property *ltuathe 2mf day of April A. D. 1920. tees and u delegation of the ladles In the fur market, the pelt of the (rue (SE AL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Seminole County, Florid*, to-wil: Lot 24 I'ebroary, A. D. 1920. ted In Seminole County, Florida, to-wtt; Float * Jnd Add to Alta monte. The aald land br­ «f the I). A. H. and the hoys of the sen otter Is today the most valuable Clerk Circuit Court Srminola County, ing (SEAL) K. A. DOUGLASS, Iteg. 1.47 eh*. S. A 12 28 eh*. W of intari n n i n l »t th* date of thr laauanc* of Florida. of Circuit Court, Seminole County, •eetion sif S line of Miranda Grant with >3 American Legion present. of all furs. Tho sea otter was former­ \V33-Stc Ity V. M. DOUG!,AS t, D. C. •uch certificate In tho name of A. E, Jamn. Clerk line of N E K ol NE<» ol Sec. 28, Tp. 19 S. State ol Florida. Unln* aald certificate *hall hr rrdremrd ar­ Hang* 29 £., run N 4.84 rha., W 7.34 chi., ly found In cmisldcnihlo nliundance oft rordlng to law, ta* drrd will l*iue thereon Geo, A, DeCottra, Chairman Brumley called the S 4.H4 rh*„ E 7.34 ch*., 4.43 acre*. Th* aaisi Solicitor and of Counirt for Coraplainanta. land being a*ar**rd at thr date of th* lathe coast of Alaska, but It Is now In C'rcu I C-utt S n r n l h Jud.ela C -cult Of on the 2Lth day of April A. D.. 1920, meeting to order and stated the ob* Florida NrmlnoV Counljr In Chanrrr|r. Wltnr** my official rignalurr and *ral thl* W27-13IC. ■uanre t>l such certificate In tho nam* of nearly If not <|u!te extinct. the 2 Mh day ol Match A. !>.. 1920. E. II. I'rleiter, Mary F. WUtlamaon ject of the meeting and called for an (SEAL) K. A. DOUGLASS 1st Clrrult Court, (lesrnlli Jsidlciit Circuit O f Alio Tag Crrtlhcale No. 763, dated tha Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County. expression of those present about the . It. Magruder et al. Florida. Seminole County, In Chancery 6th day of June A. I). 1898, Said certificate Florida, H, C. Ulanchard . embrace* the following stAscribcd property _ T o thr Dcfendanta It. II. Liggett, Ava M. \V33-Ste. manner in which they wished to Hy V. M. DOUGLASS D.C vs. •ituatrd InSemlnol* County, Florida, to-wit: Kennedy, Hubert L. Kennedy, Lynda T. Illcharil I*. Mark* rt al. start the campaign for funds for the Fract. N E ' i sil S K ' i ol Sec. 28, Tp. 19 LEGAL ADVERTISING McLendon. George T. McLendon and Jamea Nolle* of Filing Final Artounla and Application If. MeEaehrrn, David t). Fry and J. H. Tss all partle* tlalming intrrr.t under Mary S. Hang* 29 F3.. tie** be*. Interaectlon of :t erection of a suitaide building for For Diitharge. line ol Peter Miranda Grant with F2. Ifn* Abbott: Notice I* hereby givrn that, ality d a s . 4 I’ vrramnre, Moithew H. Mark*. Alfred of *aid See., run S 1.17 ch*.. W 20 ch*.. N It la nrdr'rd that you and each nf you br I srrson, Frank II. Ilrlgg*. and Jrvsie I.. the American Legion, a project Di:i>AinMENT or Tilt; intkiiioii nd are required to appear to thr Hit of aftjr the dale hereof, the Underaignrd will Hrigg*. or any of them, or othsrwlto rialm- 6.84 ch*.. F3 to Grant line. EE'ly to be-, and U. 8. hand other i t Galncaville, FIs. romplalnt filed herein by Mary F. William- file with, and preaent to, the County Judgr Ic**» '.21 yds.) 16 acre*. Tho aaid land being started by the ladies of Snllie Har­ Mar 2T, 1930. (on. un Monday, the Seventh Day of June. nl Seminole County, F'lorida. It. Final Ing any lntere.t |:. the follow t-- described a*as-aved at the slate ol the i**uance ssf *stcft Notice ia hrrrby given that Edward. O Arrount ai Admlnittratoi, with tho Will proprrty, os.d tss all per»on* claiming an certificate In the name ol E. C. Vick, ha* filed rison Chapter, D. A. H., of this city I>. 1920. inirroot iu *ald prnprrty. to-wit: Van Mertiulla, tif Hanford, Fta., who on May ansi ha* -----mad* *pTho Sanford t i m i d , a n. w(paper pubtlah- annried. o( the E*talr of William II, Ituc-h Southeast spiarter ss Smith, a,t ssuattrr of •aid certificate in my office. -----,----some time ago in preference to the IT, Iblft. mad* l l e n n t c i d Ksstrv, See. rd in Srmlnolr County, Florida, i» drajgnated anan, d e e m e d , and apply for approval of Section 24. Townahip 21 South ssf Hang* 39 i ill, " V f " ,or u * l *s Issue In accardanco ia m i, for S W t f f 8 W h (or l.ul 61 Ks-c. a* tho neaapaper In which thla order ahall the aamr and lor II* final dlirhatgr a* aurh Kail. with la building of n memorial arch for the M 30. W ) , of N\V‘ » Sec. 39 A N E ' , of NK*( br pulillahed one a wrek fot right eonreeu- Adminialrator. with the .Wilt annrxrd. Unls-va aald cs-rllfirato ahall hr re-sleamed 7 <"S are hs relsy required to appear |.s the Section Su, Townahip 19 S, Hang* 39 E, live weeks, Dated t hi i IVlh day ol March, A. D. 1920. boys. . . . . herein filesl byf R, H. C. (!. Ilian- a< •online to law. tav sleetl will f«aue thereon Tallabaiarr Mrridan, haa fllnl nolle* nf In­ rut: am e h ica n thust cdmuanv Mil of ssimplalnt Wltneev mV hand, and the aeal of aaid MsUssiav. the 7th Day Da1 ol June, A. un the 26th slay id April A, l>. 1920. Many suggestlns were made by tention to make Commutation Proof, to Cirruit Court, thla the .Hat Day of March, a* A>lmlni*trator with the Will anneard, rharsl on Monday, Wilnraa my official signature and seal thla >. 1920. ratabliah rlaim to th> land above slrarriheil, A D. 1920. of the Eitatr of William H. Iluchanan, the members of the committees, the before Clerk Ctreult Court, at Sanford, (SEAL) It 1* further orilrred that thl* order ho the 21th day ol Marrh A. D. 1920. E. A. DOUGLASS d e e m e d . wSEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS luibUthesl onesa week f .,r twelvs* convcrutlve on thr 7th day of May 1920. Ily FH ED W . H O VT ladir and the members of the Florida, Clerk Circuit Court, Srmlnolr County. Clreult Court Seminole County, wsrt* tn The Sanford Herald, a mwapaper Clerk Claimant name* ta * l l n m r « : It* f’ rraldrnt. \ Florida. Florida. publlahed In Seminole County, Florida. T, I. Itoyd, of Sanford, Florida, American I.rgion and it was decided V. S. StarbueV. Ily V. B. DOU GLASS D. c . W3I-91C. Ily V. E. DOUGLASS. D. C. II.'t;. Dlrtrrieh, of Sanford, Florida. W itns-a my hand ansi the seal ol aald W32-5*. Solicitor for Compatiniint. to put the committees at work at F!. A. Itu'h, Sorrento, Florida. In f hr Circuit Court. S rtrn lh Judlrl.l Court. Ihla the lflfh s|*'. of February. A. D. \V33-9tr. <i. W. Hardman, of Sorrento, Florida. Circuit, Seminole Count), Slain uf I lurid*. 1920. once on this matter and to bold an­ U d llT . W. DAVIS, lU rl'tcr. 'SEAL) F2. A. DOUGLASS, Cecil Irvin Mooney. In Court nf Caunly Judge lilalr of I lorida other meetfrrc r.t the Valdez Hctc! 33.110. Clerk v ircult Court, Semlnol* Courtly,o Complainant. In Hr Eatatr of Florisla. v* Citation next Friday night to rereivo reports Margarrt Alice frier* and V. S. Starbuck. M o o n e ;. In Clreult Court Srsrnth Judicial Circuit Of John Dwight I’ctrr* Srmlnolr County Alma llrrnic* 8 iliciter for Complainant. Dt frttdanl of the progress made find to go over Florida i Seminole Ceunlf. In Chancery. Minora. W27-I31C. plans for the building and tho ground Mar^r P. Williamson Notice la hereby given to all whom it may T o Alma llrtnlce Mooney, rraldenr* unknown It appear* from an alfidavll filed In thl* concern, that Allca May fr ie r * a* Guardian Court that you are a resident of a *lale Nailer o f Aagllrallon fur Tat Herd Under Snllie Harrison Chapter has start- : J. H. Magrudrr *t al. id Margarrt Alice frtrta and John Dwight Nrrslon 476 ssf the Gcnrral Stalura, fetcra minora will, nr. thr 3rd day of Mar, other than the State of Florida.* and that T o thr Defendant Leigh O. MeEaehrrn; your pre*»nt place of hurinrsa In unknown cii something that b probably the Notice ia hereby given that A. I). Hotter Onp Inch (.'ardn Will Be Publlshrd Ue» It la ordrrrd that you hr, and you air A. D. 1920, apply ot thr llonorahlr E. F. anil that thi-re I* no other person In the purrhaasr of Taa Certificate No. 16. slated drr Thin Heading At The Rale O fI 7 .it Ilouahuldi r. County Judgr In and for hrrrby required to appear to th* Lilt of first in the state, that of supplying State ot Florisla to aervo * Soli porn a upon the Ills slay ol June A. I>., 1917, has rile al complainant fltrd herein by Mary F. WII- •aid County , at hD oITtrr In Sanford In aald whom would bind you that you ate not un­ •sis) rertitlratr in my olllre anil haa made Per Ycnr. the •xvscrvicc men of the world war llamaon on Monday, thr Third Day of May County, at 2 nclock ;>. in., or at aoon thrr- iter agr of twenty-one year*. applleatlon for ta* steed to lame In areorslafti-r aa thr miller ran hr hrard. for au­ D. 1920. urilli a suitable building where they A. Thr Therefor# you are hereby ordered to he ance with law. Sabi eirtifirat. emisrirra the Sanford Herald, r. nrwipaprr publish- thority to aril, at public or private aalr,thr (otlowlng iliarrihsd property altuated in and apprar tieforv our aald court Jt !hr of aald minor*, aa hrlra of W. II. can take a rest and recreation in tlie rd In Srmlnolr County, Mnrlda, la designated intrrrat Florida, In the Si-mirnde County, Florisla, to-wlt: llrg, 10,10 a* thr nrwtpaprr In which this order ahall ba I’rtrra dreraard in thr following-drarribrd Court Hcu.r at Sanfonl, rh F 2 nl SW Cur of Sec. 31 Tp. IP 8. It. 30 evenings, where they ran hold their publish'd once a week for four conarcutlvc real rat air, in aald County, to-wjt: Lot* five alius* rntitleil causa on the First Monday In E Hun K 12.48 eh N M.K9 rfs W 12.48 rh (51, SI* ( « l and Seven (7) of Hlock Eleven Jure, A. D. 1929, the *ame bring the fifteenth week*. S. H.69 rh, IN a r m . The aaid lansl bring meetings, entertain their friends and L A W Y E R Wllneaa my hand, and the aeal of th* aald (II), Tier Four (I) of thr Town of Sanford. day thereof ami a Hut* Day of thl* court, ••seised at fhr dale nf the issuance of aurh Circuit Court, Ihla thr 3DI Day of March, Florida, according to E. It. Trafford'a Man to anises r the Hill ot Complaint filed herein rertitlratr In the nans* of Henry llskrr. Un­ OFFICE IN THK COl’MT MOUSE thereof. Lot* SI* 16), Seven (71. Eight (HI against you elan th* u m r will he taken a* A. D. 1920. less aald certificate ahall he redremrsl arror<l(SEAL) E. A, DOUGLASS. Nine (9) and Ten <|0> In Hlock Ten (|0| of eonfettrd. Ing to law, I n drrd will iaaur thereon on Tier Seven (7) of the Town nf Sanford, It I* further ord -red that thl* order be pubClrrk Clreult Court, Seminole County, SANFOUD - •• FLORIDA Florida, according to E. It. Trafford'a Map tUbs-.l in the Sanforii llrtald, a newspaper the 16th day nf April A. If. 1921). Florl Ja. Witr.raa my official signature amt aeal Ihla publiahesl In Seralnol* County, Florida, enro thr I2lh day of March A. ■>., 1920, V. 8. StarbueV. Ily V. E. DOUGLA SS I). C. of aald town. Lot Eight (3) and thr Jiouth Half of Lot a week for eight ron>erutive week*. Snllrltor for Complainant. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS Seven <71 of Work Three (3 ', of Tier Given unto mv hand and the Seal of \V31-7tr Circuit Court Srmlnolr County, Seven (7) of the Town of Sanford, Florida, •aid Court s>n thl. the Fifteenth slay nl Clrik THOMAS EMMKT 911.80.1 Florida. arrordlng to E. It. Tialford'a Map of aald February, A. I). 1920. W.)0-Mr Ily V. M. DOUGLASS, D. C. K. FEUGUSON IlOUSlI.rl.ler.H (SEA LI E. A. DOUGLASS. In Clrrult Court, Srtrnlh Judicial Circuit Of Town. Lot Five (3* nf Work Tan (|0i ol Tier Clerk of lh* Circuit Court, Seminole, County, Florida. Srmlnolr Caunly In Chanerry. Florida. Nolier of AnpllcJlIoss fur Ta» Heed Umdrr Seven (7) of the Town of Sanford. Florida, Marjr F. Wllllimann Nerllun 573 o f Ihr General Statutes. arrordlng lo th* E. It, Trafford'a Map ol John M. M urn II If you ure troubled w ith pains or J. II. Magrudrr at al. Solicit or Fur Complainant. •aid Town. Notice ta hersdiy given That Ovrtalrret LAWYERS WJI-9tc. Lot Seven (7) and Fight III) nf lib rh Turpentine Co purchaser ssf Taa Certificate aches; feci tired; have headache, To all prraona claiming interest* under Three (3) of Tier Eight (HI of tho Town of No. H20, dated the 2nd slay of July A. If., Hnnlord, • Florida It.'H . Liggett, Thomaa I). MeEaehrrn. W. indigestion, insomnia; painful pass­ Sanford, according to E. It. Trafford'a Ma In Circuit Court. Sreonlh Judicial Clrrult Ilf 1900, hi* Died aaisi rettlllrale In my office C. Drawdy, David t). Fry, J. II. Alibntt and haa made application for ta i dr*i| to I'tasr 1 st so. Srmlnule Count), In C:hanrery. age of urine, y ou w ill find relief in and Grorgr II. Uaner, or any ot thrra, or thereof. Alao All In Section Twenty-eight (28), Issue In arrurslanrr with law. Said certificate t othrrwtaa rlalmlng arjy intrrrat In thr fol­ Towmhlp Nineteen (19) South of Hang* H. C. IHanrhard rmbraeea the following drarribrd property lowing drarrilrrd pronrrty, and to all prraona Thirty -one 131) Ea*t; commencing at a •Ituatrd in Seminole County, Florida, Ist-wlt: claiming an Intent in aald property, lo-wlt: point 1120 fret North, and 360 feet Ea*t of Ilkhard P. Marks, et at. Iteg. 316 it. E. ol SW Cor. of HE ){ of SE <1 W h of SE It, Sec. 36, Tp. 2IS. of It. 30 E. Soulbwrxt corner of Suuthraat Quarter (HE ■() T o the Defendants Frank II. Ilrlgga anil ol So*. 23. To. 2(1 s I! 29 13. Utat F, 33» 8E 'i of N W H i and 8W I4 of NK>», and of aaid Section, at a port; thence beginning Jrral* L. Ilrlgga: (i. ii. h.o It. W. 336 It. S. H25 ft. Th* aald FIRE nnd THEFT nnd COLLISION In. NE<( of and K w h of S E t i , Sec. aurvey, run Nnrlh one degree and thlrtvft onee-rr-g *:iiu ,ue aworn bill herrin land being taaei«rd at the slate af ttsss la* turnnro iiHued by (he FLORIDA STATE 33, Tp. 2f S. of It. 31 E. S E ‘ ( of K K ' ( of eight m i n u t e W’—», rr!tl. q w . i o r .rv.,on line that your place of leaidrrire la unknown, that •uanre s>t aurh certificate in the name uf 8rr. 36, Tp. 21 H. of It. SO E. N U r.t *»V ■; 1194.2 fret to a corner 40 feel North of there I* no tirraon In th* State of Florida le C. Thomaa. Unlrai aaisi certificate ahall be AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION In the R W U „ f « » :• ; ,.f r » . . *o, Jp. g| H. of It. 30 clearing line In prairie; thenr* North eighty- Hie service of a ■uhpner.a upon whom would fc.h e mol areal sting ts> taw, tat sired will naffNt nnd rhenpoxt In Ihe world. Wrlle E. ME If nf SXV'f of See. 24, Tp. 2] 8. of right ilrgrer* and ftllren minute* Earl l.a*t hind you, and that you ate both over tho i*•*!•» thereon the 24th slay nl April A D., for Infarmnlion lo hcidijunrterH Orlando • It. 30 E. Ilraln 32Bli (ret W. of N E . corner HOt leet to Conproprt Weal Line; thrnce age o f 21 year*: 1920. AgentH wanted In orcry lawn In Florida, Th ' world’s standard rerrvjdy lot kidney, nf SE>. of N E It of Srr. 36, Tp. 21 8. of •aid line Southerly 1101.6 feel to a corner of IT IS u H D E K K D -{hat you do apprar Wltnea my ilfirial algnaturr ami aeal thla liver, t'Udder and uric nehl troubles nnd It. 30 i : „ run W. 647 fret. S. 4»2 fret to boundary line of aurvey lot*. Shell Hank In thla Court tss the bill of romplaint herein the Ifith slay of Match A. !>., 1929. railroad right-of-way, Northeaatrrly along filed against you by H. C. IHanrhard, un Nilion.il R em edy o f H olla nd eirtee 1535. aamr to i point S , of beginning. N. to be­ Abetment; thence South eight ilrgrer* and •.hr (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. Third Day of May. A. D. I92U. filtrrn minute* Weal with aald line 769 t'lreuil Court Srmlnolr County, Three sizes, all druggists. Uunramard. ginning E l - id N'E1, nl SEN of N C. J of (tet lo a corner of beginning. Containing It la lurthiT orderesl that tbU order be CUrk Ftorldi. puhllahrd oner a wrek for eight consecutive Loe* for the rant* Gold Medal rn arary bo* JSrr. 36, Tp 21‘ S of‘ 11 30 E. "E t of W twenty n r m more or Ira*. W3l*5tc Ily V. E. DOU GLASS D. C. i S W ' i of See. II T p 21 S of It I I E. wrrka In the Samlsitd Hi rail), a nrwapapsr ard accept no Uniutiaa Alio: Commencing at a point 1120 tret published In Semlnnle County. Florisla. | You are hereby required li- appear l o the North and t0|5 feet Eait of thr Soulhwr*! Witnera my hand, anil thr arsl nf said Nailer af Aapllrsllan fur Tai Drrd Under corner of thr Southeast Quarter (SEMI III Nrtllan 475 o f Th* Gcnrral Ntalales. Court, thla the I til h Day of F'tbruary iF.rtlon Twrnty-elghl (2H1, Townahip Nine­ Circuit A. D. 1920. Nnllrr la hrrrhy given that James K. MY SPECIALTIES: teen (191 South of Hang* Thirty-one 131 i E. A. DOUGLASSk irtlett, purrhaaer Ta* Certifirato _____ .No. Eait, raid point firing In renter of lane (HEAL) Court, Seminola County, 36H, slated the Ith slay nl Ju n e A. D. 1917, Clerk Circuit PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA running South, nnd running thenr* North Said rritillratr rmbrasea the tollowlng sirFTorida. parallel with quarter aeetlun line Eleven GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER •frlbed property situated In Keminnl* County Hundred nnd four and two-trnth* (I lilt.21 V. S. starbuck, F'birldn. to-wlt:. Lot 199. I'lan af Suh. Dlvl- ROGERS' PLATED WAR! feet, thenr* North HH degree* IS minute* Sotlriior for Complainant. •lancusf Laml helungink to Altamonte L. II. East 162 fs'cl to Conpropat XVe»t Line, W-7-9IC. k N. Co., The aald lansl bring aaaraard at ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHFS thence Southerly with *ald line filevrn the d it r ot the iaauar.rr af auch rertlficat* In Circuit Court. Nrernth JutllrUI Clreult llunslteil and four and five-tenth* (lffit.4) Hemlnulr Count), f i o r d * . In Chanrer) In the nanus ol Unknown. fret, thrnce South HH decreet ami 15 minute* 'Alao Ta* Certificate No. 1962, dales) the Writ 137 feet to psilnt of beginning, rstntain- Seth Woodruff Indlviduslly, Seth Woodrulf for the Uie and Ing 3.66 acre* more or leu. nMl slay of June’ A. If. 1901, Sabi rrrlifiratss benefit of Harney It. Ilrrk, embrace* the fsillavsing slivrrlfied properly Which application will he baarsl upon Ihr •ituatrd in Seminole County, 1 lorida. toiwit! Complainant. petition for *alr now on file in *ald Court. Leila 217 ft 218, Allamsinls' Laml lintel A v*. Citation. Dated April 1*1. A. D.1920. AUomcy-nl-Law Navigation Co., The aald laml Is. ing aa*raarsl ALICE M A Y PETERS. J. (!. Mortis, et al. as Die slate nf the Irauanrs* of such rettifirato I iefrndants. XV33-51C Guardian. No. 11 Grtmcr-Woodruir Buildin p To J. G. Morris. C. W. Arnold. Georgs- If. In the name of tela M. lloltnan. Morion, 8. M. M-lntyrr. William T. WebAlao Ta* Certificate No. 1971, slated the In The Firrult Court Srarnlh Jusllrlal iter, W. A. Knight, Joseph Garvin ami Wil­ SA N F O R D , FLA. t ltcall Srnslnole Count) I Isiiida. In liam G. Anrfenrelil, realdcncrs un! nown: the 3rd slay ol June A. If. 1991, Sals! rorlHlrate embrace* l i e following ils-acrltsed property t hancri). unknown heir*, slevltera, treat. ••, grantees •iluatid In Heminsile County, Florida, to-wlt: you us supply y o u r or nths-r rlaimanta under tlse above named Lut 292, Altamonte Laml, Ilotel A N avliaJ. 21. Van A r*<lalr Sr.. Complainant. v* F'ofedmure — Nolle# of 8*1* parllia, and to any and ether p.tilie* rtalm- tb>n Co., Thb aabl'laml bring *• lit thn n e e d s y o u g e t a grea t deal m o r e th an ju st s o . LANDIS, FISH & HULL William II. H. Allen ans' Ella E. Alloc, Ing any Intereat In anil to the following land* <Utr of thr Uiuance of such rrrtlflrat* In tlm in Seminole County, Stale of florisla, lowlt: , Defendant. namr nf Unknown. m a n y feet o f l u m b e r — b u n d le s o f s h in g le s — ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW Notlee I* hsrs’ hy given I:>•*) In |sur*uance N W S , of NEJt of Her. 31. Tp. I", H. 31 E, T a i Crrtlflralf* No, iOTi% liatpil the p o u n d s o f n a ils — o r p a n els o f H e a v e r B o a r d . and by authority nf that rertain sleeree en- leva In finning at <h" Northwest corner nf_ 3r(JAl«o D E LA N D . FLA. day of iunn A. !>. |901t Siald rrr(fflfaln teresl in ths atiovs- atyli'l r»tj,s on Marrh the NvV't of the NK ls of sals) Is-etion,* m lifir fi th« fo!to«)lnie fleictittatl properly Will prattler in the Slats and Federal- Court* 29th, 1920, I will tell the following draerihed town'hip ami range, run ths-nre East atemg r■Itiiainl bpnefit o f ou r In Numfriole County* Flurfda. to-wlt lota amt parrels of re al rattle lying and being the North line of aald lorty acre* to Ole lent 27C, Altarnonti* l.antf, Ifolrf A Navi^a* Special farilitiea for Examining and Fa Decline t.*nd Titles In Seminole County, florid*, ansi sirarrihed midillr tf the iirlando and Mrtlonvllle m a t e r i a l k n o w l e d g e a n d e x p e r i e n c e in Scrvico os All of Iota thirtren and fourteen In Murk Road, thenrs- South along the middle of talsl t h a t h e l p s y o u y e t t n e r e s u l t s y o u w a n t a t tho three. Illark Hammock Tract, being a sub­ load to tho South line ot aald forty acres, division sit tertisin three, tsiwn«mp twenty-sine thence Weal In lh* Soulhwr,! corner nf said right p r i c e . S e r v i c e f i r s t i n p l a n n i n g the range thirty-one east, according to ths> re- furty acre*.. thenr* North lo the Point of the NFIlt. <d the 8 I ..!.(., and ......... ,___ ______ _ _ _ ___ ______ ______, * enrslrsi plat thereof, thr aame to be told at beginning, alao w o r k — m o r e s e r v ic e in s e le c t in g p r o p e r m a t e public outcry (or raah In han>l to the hlgheat 'he HDa ol the NF3's •>( Sec. 31, Tn, 19, It. r i a l s — s p e e d y s e r v i c e in d e l i v e r i n g th e g o o d s . Hdder. at the front door of the Court llnuae 31 E. and alao the \\ ' j '*' «he t, of the - - Seminole ...................... In Santsird, County, ........... Florid*, nn SW 'a of the 8 W H of Sec. 29, Tp. 19. It. .11 the 3rd day r.f May 1929, during the legal East. Y o u p a y fo r th e m a teria ls. T h o scrv ico hour* of fits-. Terms ot Ihe >*b> caah. I'urIt appearing from a sworn bill sit romptair.t | p a y s fo r itr.clf in t h e l a r g e r v o l u m e o f b u s i n e s s chaaer lo pay for drat), fdrd in thia rauae agalnat ) o o , that you have or rtiim inmr intereat in and lo the lamia it b r i n g s t h r o u g h s u p e r - s a t i s f i e d c u s t o m e r s . E. F \ I I O U S l I r t l . D E I L Scbelte Jtalrsra Special M aster. herrfnabssre sleacrlbed, there fore, y sisa. the •aid J. G. Morris. C. W. Arnold. (!-. r-e I:. Solicitor (or C o m p la in a n t. It will p a y yo u to Morton. S. II, Mclntyrr, William T. Webtlrr, F i bearing Citrus Groves in summer to infrerro W33-5tr. W, A. Ks Ight, Joaepls Garvin and William be o n e o f them. G, Andenrvbl. arc hereby rrqulrrst to br and tho siz • of fruit and to produce growth of which la The I uus| of Ihi- Count) Judge, N. mlnolr appear before nur aald Circuit Court- at the Co unis. Ilorista. Iss I'rabate. I ciurllsouae In fiantord. Florisla, on I hr 3rd is the foundation for the next crop. In Hr: Ertat* of slay in May, A- D. 1920, and then and (her. Mary Jane Gaudern, dreraard Citation mak- answer lo th e’ bill of complaint rt\Y(' r IT r a wide raiiRe of formuh. t including: Edward Gauslern. the- sluly appoin t,<1 ansi hlbitrd agalnat you, sithrrwlae a siscree pro •luatiflsd administrator of the riiits- of Mary ronfeaao will he cnlercd agalnat you. S E M IN O L E T R E E G R O W E R Jane Guisfern, deceaaed, having (fled hi* peAnd el! oil,at' partira eltlmlng any right, j •t'., A t n m . l i ' , ’ , A . P . A 8 r ; I V t . titlon In lh a court 9 ' , y)r,2 U -t the loibiw , ilt{„ ur Intrriat In and to the property aim Vr I .UK real talate be longing to tli« -aid Mar; , dnrribrsl under by or through the abssve 1 Jane to-wlt: named slssfotislant*, ,tcr.a„ur.ta. or are harrhy 1 ID E A L H IG H G R A D E F R U IT E R ■- «(.audetn, siurlng — , har i i,lllatlme, „ v *iJ**!!: sir ctherwi,*, e.thrrwlv lost. 3, lllnrk 6, Tier 4 ol E. It. Tra!Tord » requirs'tl to he and c.ityssar hafore our sai l ■iVc Ainnt. 8 % A. P. A. 4% Pot. Map nl Sanford, Florid*, aa sluly recorded 'Circuit Court at the Aourthouta In Kanlssrd, in olfirr ol Clerk of Cllrult Court •)( Drang* Florisla, s.n th- 71Fa slay ol June, A. D. 192s), proper County, Florida, ol which Semlnol* County* and then and threr makv ar.awsr lo the tdli was.then a pari hr drclarrd «>**|i In the ol rompialnt cinibllPd against said ursknuwn band* al Ihr adminlalratsir lor the payment partlas. othart-iae a decree pro confrtsu will uf drbla of said fatale, th* personalty hav­ tie rntrrcsj agalnat aaid unknown parties. 4r; Amm. 8% A. P. A. '1% Pot. ing been n h iu a t r d , and nulhurjslng aald It 1* ordered that thla notlra hr puldlahed • dmlttlatrator to take pul*,avion and make Let i;r f quote you bn yovn Summ i Nccdr. cat* of aald rral ratal*, and lh* said petition in th* Sartfesrd Itrrahl, a newspaper pulsliaFed conforming In all rrapret* to lh* requirement - In Kamil ,!* County, Fb rid*, onrr a week (hr ol law In auch rase* made and provided. eight wseka r-a to the known parties slclcnslant, and uns# a week fer twelve werka aa Now Therefore you, Henry C. Kelly nod to th* unknown partira defendant. Harriet Kelly, hln wife, F m i . N. Y .; I’eWitmsa my hand and the -real of said rrppa Chamberlain and Ctrl Chamberlain, her huaband. Ilibadalr, N. Y.i Wllmin* Cha­ Circuit Court sm thia the 20th day •>! Feb­ pin and Almsn M. Chapin, her husband. Ed­ ruary. A. 15. 1920. en, Michigan; Mlldresl Cannon and Jamea (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Cannon, err huaband, Nrakwauk. Minn.s Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminot* Count/, Stale of Florisla. Harry Tawniend. Lane. Xanaaa; John I. _ ___ ______________ ___ , Oan, A, DgCsilrtL Tnwnirnu, anil _____ Anna Townarnd, hia wife. Marlon. Ind.; Atfrad Townarnd nnd tom* Soii-Itor and al Caunttl tai Cumptslnsata. 517 Commercial Strccl Townatnd, hia wlla, 920 East 19th Straat, 1 W-T-lltc. <v MEETING lA ST -FR tD A Y C j BUSINESS CARDS SC H E L L E M A IN E S DONT DESPAIR Wilson &Hoasholder Automobile Protection GOLD MEDAL # g g g ,% HENRY M c U U L I N JE W E L E R ore than G E O . G. HERRING W hen let You £2t the ; building building SUMMER FERTILIZIN G branch Get for Service Sanford Novelty Works I 'd growth of young tret”, by u icing, FLORIDEAL GROWER W ILSON & 1 Lfe. ‘ t*5 j f t ’a i - ' f i l I -d i T0 0 M ER f F E T MnuufacturiTH RTILIZER COMPANY of IDEAL FERTILIZERS JA C K S O N V IL L E * :: :: :: ;; fr [k /F L O R ID A • . ■t - ' ! h .\ ' . l . | -\ . - ' ;v v V ' L a* m r . ' �THE 8AN 70D HERALD When Rending Books, One must he on Inventor to read well. Aa the proverb says. "He that would bring home the wealth of (ha Indies, must rnrry out the wealth of the In JIea." There la crentiro rend* in;: n« well «■ creative writing.— Emerson. sentativea of the Ilrothcrhood of Railway Trainmen with which the switchmen are nlliliuted, and the Switchmen's Union of North Ameri­ ca, the General Malingers* associa­ tion Raued a declaration that there would be “ no compromise" with the strikers. "Sixty per cent, of the switch en­ gines in Chicago are out of service,' said the manager’s statement. "This has been caused by an outlay organ­ ization which has presented demands for rates of pay that nlrcndy had been presented to the railroad organ­ ization by the Brotherhood of Rail­ way Trainmen and the Switchmen’s Union of North America. "These mailers are being handled by the wage committee at Washing­ ton nnd must, under the transporta­ tion act, be concluded before the la­ bor boned yet to be named by the president." The trouble broke out five years ago, the switchmen in tho Chicago district yards of the C. M. Si Si. P. going on strike. The Illinois Central and the Northwestern next were af­ fected the strike spreading to other For Tax Collector I am n candidate for re-olection to the ofllcc of Tax Collector of Seminole County, subject to tho ac­ To The Democratic Voters Of The tion of the Democratic Primary, and will appreciate your support. Nineteenth Senatorial District; JNO. D. JINKINS 1 have entered the race for State Senator from the 19th Senatorial For County Judge District comprising the Counties of To the People of Seminole County Orange, Seminole and Osceola and I beg to announce that I am a pledge myself to abide by your action candidate for re-election to the office In the Democratic primary to be held cf County Judge of Seminole County June 8th. if elected I will give my Florida, subject £o the Democratic best efforts to the people I represent. Primary Election*in June, and re­ M. 0 . OVERSTREET. spectfully solicit your vote and in­ fluence in my behalf, whrch if given For Representative I assure you will be greatly appreci­ I hereby announce my candidacy ated. for the position of Member of the E. F. IIOUSHOLDER. Florida Legislature representing For County Judge Seminole County, subject to tbo I hereby announce that I am a decision of the Democratic primary candidate for the office I formerly to he held on June 8th. SHOE POLISHES BEST FOR HOME SHINES— SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIO VALUE PACKAGES Abo PASTES and LIQUIDS for Black, Tan and Whit* Shori TUB F. F.. DAUBY CORPORATIONS LTD., BUTFALO, V. Y. J. LEE SMITH. For Tax Assessor I wish to announce that I am a candidate for re-olection to the office of Tax Assessor of Seminole County, subject to the Primary to be held in June. I shall appreciate your support. Yours very truly, A. VAUGH AN For County ( nmmls-loner I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election f r Filth Distriit if Seminolu County subject to the decision >f the Democratic primary to be held June 8th. For Clerk of Circuit Court I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Clerk of The Cirruit Court, Seminole County, subject to decision of the Democratic primary to be held June 8th, 1920. ~ Respectfully, W. L. MORGAN For Sheriff I hereby announce my randidacy for the office of Sheriff of Seminole Co­ For County C«mmii..Iiini r unty subject to the decision of the 1 hereby announce my ennd'dacy Democratic Primary. W. P. CARTER for the position cf County Cominb*i tr*r if District No. 5. and promise FOR S IIlilt IFF Having leen urged by n Irir*e number if elected to do my duty at a citizen and lax payer to eafegua'd the in­ of the voters of Seminole County to Income a candidate for the office of terests cf the people o* h ewhide Sheriff, I hereby annonncc my candi­ county. dacy subject to tho decision of tho EN DOR CUItLETT. Democratic primary, lo-tfc C. M. HAND For County Commissioner For Sheriff 1 will be a candidate for re-election I hereby announce that I am a to the office of County Commission­ candidate for re-election to the office er for the .'lrd district of Semi nole of Sheriff of Seminole County sub­ County, subject to the decision of ject to the decision o| the Democra­ the Democratic primary to be held tic Primary to bo held in June, 1920 June 8th. E. E. II RADY C. W. EN TZM IN G ER . FOR SHERIFF For County Commissioner I hereby announce my canididacy for This is to announce to the voters tho office of Sheriff of Seminole Czunty subject to the decision of the Democratic of the Commissioners District No. Primary. If elected, I pledge mvrelf to .'I that l will be a candidate for re- discharge every’ duty fearless, faithfully, election to that office subject to and impartially. A. B. CAMERON. the decision of the Democratic primary to be held June 8th. . C. W. ENTZMINGER. I‘S..' Just an Idea. Little Wilbur, nge three nnd on*half years, wns watching Id* grand­ mother while she wns scnllng fish and, nfter the ojterntlon sold* "t»o their bncks Itch, ’cause you m nilch -in. granny?" superintendent 1’ ubtlc Instruction I hereby annouco my candidacy for re-election as superintendent of public instruction for Somlnole County, subject to the Democratic primary to be held Juno 8th, 1920. T. W. LAWTON i f II. * * * ■» r » » ■« n 1 ..it r.r.. The Ford One Ton Truck is ‘ a profitable "beast ofburden" and surely has the "right of way” in every line of busir.crs activity. For all trucking purposes in the city r.r.d lor all heavy work on the farm, the ! r.! One Ton Truck with its manganese Ire’ c v.-arm-drtve and every other Ford m r ; r f ‘ —7!’:city in design, strength in construct', n, economyj t operation, low pt uldcrs marker. Jrop in ourordet .bronc. ♦ England’s Ancient Inns. What Is »he oldest English Inn? The Crown of Clilddlngford. (or sale, dales from (he fourteenth century, but The For County Commissioner Fighting Cocks nt St. Athnns. claim­ ing to date from 7P3. is the oldest In­ I hereby announce my candidacy habited house In.England. At the An­ for the position of County Commis­ gel nt Illy th. Nottingham, Richard, sioner of the 2st district of Seminole bishop of Durham, stayed In 127L and County and promise that if elected to bis hill Is still preserved. to do my duty ns the servant of the pcupic not only of my own district but of the entire county. JOHN MEISCH TRY A HERALD W A N T A For Clerk of Court I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election as Clerk of the Circuit Court •for Seminole County, subject to the Democratic Primary to be held June 8th. 1920. E. A. Douglass. P A IN T IN G and T R IM M IN G .SPR ITE UP THE CAR Put on a new c«at of paint for thus .season nnd make it look like a new auto, the envy of all your acquaintances. We paint, enam­ el and finish cats like they do at the factoty, so you cannot tell the dilTeietiee. A cood way to make Inst year’s model look like next year's. TVy our expert auto paint­ ing and finishing. \ W \ 'L T ) W t We Specialize in Washing and Polishing Cars P H O N E 112 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx SEND US THAT ORDER WHEN tot' NEED SNVTIIIM. IN Office Furniture and Supplies Commercial and Fancy Stationery Printing, Lithographing, Engraving Books—All Kinds Artists* Material Athletic Goods Kodaks The H. & W. B. Drew Company 45-49 West Ray Street WE WILL t a k e p l e a s u r e in JACKSONVILLE a n s w e r in g yo u r in q u ir ie s For Slate Senator I hereby announce ns a Candidate for the State Senate from the 19th District, comprising Osceola, Orange and Seminole Counties, nnd 1 ear­ nestly solicit the support of all Democrat in the Di-wovratici priary to be held June 8th. t have sc*ved Osceola County in the Stale Logduture the last three sc-ion* and I respectfully ref.-r to my record there. If d e c t f l [ will serve the district to the bed of my ability. N. C. BRYAN*. Kissimmee I'D. For Slate Al'otiuy To the Democratic Voters of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida; 1 hereby announce my candidacy for the office of State Attorney of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, subject to tho action of the coming Democratic Prinary. Should 1 he favored with this nomination and subsequently ap­ pointed by the Governor. I witl at all times endeavor to discharge the duties of this important office faith­ fully anti to the bejt of my ability, without fear or favor to any person or persons. GEO. A. DECOTTES. For The Legislature I herby announce my candidacy for the position of Representative for Seminole County subject to tho decision of the Democratic primary. If elected to this high office it will be my duty to serve all the people of my county aa their public servant. F. P. FORSTER. H E I N N E R T U B E is th e r pneumatic ox y o u r tire— fo r the only practical way of m aking a tire pneum atic is to equip it w ith an inner tube. T h e tubn is there to hold the air—It serves no other purpose. G oodrich Pved Inner Tubes hold the air because they are scientifically constructed. rfhev fir the tir on your car Tf<C £ F. In w h u h Ftibber Ccmfjii) . stkrc* Oh .Ifalt,ri cf- th( * Sn\ 1 mown ( 7i> �Hefty** COUNTY HAPPENINGS ‘** {Continued from Page 6) trttg and dug up the stumps while ladies and girls burned the trash j jakd th- loaves. The work, of ** ' could not all be accompliscd . pne day °r in onc 90 'y T. W. Lawton, chairman of ,w com m ittee has called for another Ij afternoon on Friday of this Ij vhon some of the seats nnd \ : , a will be put up und the place Uio to take on a "Parky air." If E. Hancock A. C. L. Relief |«’ r»tievln<* Mr. B. F. Wheeler ,|rnt fo* t,,e Coasl Line ftt t,lis dice. Miss Elberta Jlolt is visiting her |IB, Mrs. L. It- Mitchell. On last Friday night a most delirhtful oyster roast was given to lit people of Oviedo by Mr. and jjn. Hob Strange at Lake Charm Ti;e hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Striate as well as the oysters was ‘- f i t l y ehjoyed by the large crowd TSe roast celebrated the "coming ci{" of little Miss Dorothy Mae Strmge. it being her first appearance in Oviedo society and she proved to bt the sleeping beuuty of the crowd, illowing neither the popping of the oysters or the merry voices of the prtts to urouse her from her slumttr. hit tie Mbs Dorothy Mae was tie recipient of much attention altho ulttp and only two months old. Mr. amd Mrs. W. B. Williams ipent Saturday in Sanford. Mr*. Mabel Stevens spent Saturdiy in Oviedo the guesv of Miss A. D. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lee, Mrs. T. W. Lawton nnd Miss Mabel Stevens »«at to Orlando Wednesday to see "Pdly Anna" The social committee of the Christian Endeavor will give n social at the Club House Friday night. The friends of Mr. and Mis. Chester Partin regret to learn of the serious illness of their little son Tippy Mr*. C. T. McCully entertains lie C. it. It. Club Thursday aftern toon. Mr*. W. E. Argo, who has been quits lick is reported some better, tko ihe is still confined to her bed Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lawton Mr*. W. I’.Carter and Mrs. J. H. Lee ip«r.t Thursday in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Wheeler and lily and Miss Dickson visited Orlmdo Tuesday. Mr* I.. E. Wright, Miss Virginia ltd little Elizabeth and Amelia Wright were visitors to Sanford Sit'jrday. Mr*. It. G. Smith and Mrs.J. A. Clark visited Sanford Friday. I'. M. Story of Chul-iota, Deal F. M. Story, aged Go years, one tf the most populur citizens of Chuluuta died at the hospital at Orlindo, Thursday morning after a HftHr.g illr.tS3 of diabetes und ether complications. Mr. Story eas a Floridian by hirth and hail spent the most of his life at Chuluotn, He was a deaeon ir. the ltaptint church and a faithful nrmber, also a good neighbor tnd ote of the best citizens in bis com­ munity. About forty years ago, Mr. Story »i* united in marringc to Miss Olive Jaiobs who still survives him. Seven children were born of thin anion, all of whom nre living. They ire the following; Mesdames A. D. ^viU and J. M. Osteen Orlando; Mr*. David Hart, Conway; Mrs. ttalter llorcgarde, Ilithlo; Mrs. J. I Lie. Green C«ve Springs; Mrs. Richard Mitchell, Oviedo; nnd J. I. Story Chuluuta. The deceased is ibo survived by two lmtf brothers, 1- F. anil Henry Hurrcll, Chuluotn The funeral was conducted at the Bagitist church at Chuluotn ThursJ»y afternoon at 4 o'clock, Bov. Thompson pastor, ofllcint'ng. The ^°'iy »as laid to rest in the cemetery II the sntne place. Bcnlh of Ihc Hrciwnlee Baby I The city was cn«t in mourning on Saturday afternoon when it* was karnfil that the little daughter of ut. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee was ‘ cry low and not expected to live but a few hours and the many friends ff the family prayed that its life *°u!d lie spared the fond parents but spiral shill was of no avail against •be dread destroyer and the litfle louN] flf,J from tile body about five &dock. little Francis May was on ibis f*rth but thirteen months i.nd it ijemed was sent here to nssaugr 1-e grief caused by the death of •bdr little sbn about three years *e° wbicjj was Bn aw[ui blow to Parent a » nd friends. The little ^ e h i c r was just at the age when |be childish voice nnd the many haby ways entwine themselves •round the heart strings of the par*nl* and all those who know and recognize the sweet spirit of babybut it seemed that Francis •lay w«s needed in the gardens of k*radlie and she was taken hence tlrnosit on the wings of Easter morn­ ‘ ing when she would have been among the Easter flowers of the Brownlee homo nnd the church of which he is pastor. The little daughter was a general fnvorite with nil who knew her, showing early signs of a sweet and friendly disposition that en­ deared het to everyone ami her pass­ ing into the realms above leaves an aching void in the lieurts o f family and friends that will be hard it fill in the years to come. The funeral services occurred from the Presbyterian church yesterday nfternoon at 3:30 o'clock Itev. Clarence Fcrran pastor of the Pres­ byterian church of DcLnnd officiating The pall hearers were VV. M. McKinncn, Henry Mcl.aulin, II. C. Dullosc and J. C. Hutchinson. In­ terment was made in L^ccviow where the beautiful floral ollerings were banked around the grave of the sweet little child and wore wet by the tears softly falling from heaven The sympathy of the entire com­ munity is extended to the sorrowing parents and the family und friends. Kiddies Have Easter Egg Hunt The greatest joys of childhood days arc embodied in "parties", and of there is any kind of a party that affords more real fun for the kiddies than an Easter egg hunt, our life’s experience fails to disclose it. The tiny son of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. McCullcr, L. P. Jr., was the enthusiastic and delighted little host at an egg hunt at the home of his parents, Saturday afternoon, entertaining about twenty five other happy eager little folks as vivacious and energetic ns himself. Quantities of vuri-cnlnrcd egga were hidden about the grounds surrounding the home and the chil­ dren were given cunning little bas­ kets with the order to "seek and find" nnd they did, filling the baskets and then some more. Kindergarten games were enjoyed on the Inwn and in the house, where cake and lemonade were served. The tiny guests were two and three years old with I,. P. Jr. and little Miss Hill the youngest of them all. Mrs. McCuller was assisted by Miss Emma Lee Owens, Mrs. It. M. Grovenstcin, Mrs. Key nnd Mrs. Tomkins. *’ iith, New Smyrna went down in one two three ardor, and two goad LiU muplcd with an error gave Sanford three more runs. New Smyrna really threatened to tie the score in the ninth when with two out and one man on, Childress drove c single to left, scoring MrAuley, Childress going to Und on the throw home and scoring on Swopes hit to left, Swope to second on the throw home. Struck out by Llngle 9 by Silsby,6 by by Childress 8. *fl| Time of game 2:15 Umpires: Prof. Keane nnd Biddy Burdick, Scorer, I’ ctcr. FLORIDA VEGETABLES Danin Cabbage Movement Lighter* Celery Prircs Advancing Jacksonville, Mu. Apr. 2.— On the East Coast cabbage movement Is Lingtc then hit Webster and passed sotnewhnt lighter at Dnnia but will Silsby, making the bases full nnd continue heuvy for some weeks nt two out. I.ingle however, tightened Homestead and Florida City. From up, and struck out the visitors Delray south possibly 400 cars still captain, Shresmlth, ending the game. remain, mostly Wakefield, but with As stated above, the only feature a considerable percentage of, fiat cab­ of the game was the pitching of bage at Homestead and Florda City Childress nnd the nit round playing Prices during first half of week were of McLucas, called the ‘ Study around 13.75 nt $4 crates. At Plant Stewart" of the High School team. City and vicinity movement varies 3 at J5 cars daily, with prices ?4 at He is some fast kid. 4.15 crate. In the Fort Myers dis­ Cnpt. I,ingle and Manager Moy trict only about fourcara left to be hope to have the players in better shipped. In the Miami district sup­ condition for the next game to he ply is light, fluidity fair, demand held the week of April 3th and ex­ active. Number one stock $G nt 7 pect more fans than there were at crate. Weather warmer and season­ the last game. able. m e summary anu uox score IOINotwithstanding the heavy haullows: ings which continued throughout the Snnlord All It II PO A E week at Sanford, celery prices contin­ McLucas C .. .. 4 9 1 10 2 1 ued upward in response to tho con W. Moyo, LF .. 5 *> 1 t ft 1 sistcntly good demand, closing 13.60 E. Moye 211 . 4 l <) 3 2 •1 at 3.7!j for 10-inch crates of 4-6 doz­ Lingle, 1’ ........ 4 0 0 0 2 0 en hunches. This range shows a gain Hi’tidcnion, 311.. 4 ! 1 2 3 0 of 50c and Ls J1 higher than two HenilenmJ, IB .. 4 3 1 6 0 0 weeks ago. Consuming markets were 3 *» 0 3 0 0 slightly higher at 74 at 4.75. Ship­ Smythe, Cf....... 4 0 0 I 0 l ments of Florida celery totaled 302 Mason, rf O «» n 1 0 ft Woodruff, ss . cars for last week compared with — — — — 256 for the previous week. At San­ 33 11 6 7 9 6 ford celery is estimated to be nt least Tntnl 60 per cent moved. Quality varies New Smyrnn 5 ft A 0 0 0 in the golden celery some fields Webster, cf .i 0 (1 16 2 3 showing considerable blight. Silsby, c. 5 1 0 0 0 0 Shoesmith, If A few packages of early cumcmbcr 5 0 1 1 ft 0 have been moved from Center Hill. HamiltoJ, rf 3 •1 0 0 2 1 Webster and Wauchula. In the Win­ McAuley, ss 4 •I 1 1 0 ■> ter Garden Section there are close toSilsby 2b-p 4 1 ft 7 0 0 500 cars of cucumbers. Trough ctiRobinson, lb .. 4 o o 0 3 1 eumhers will he moving in about a Childress, 2-b-p 4 1 <1 ft 1 <1 week. Open ground cucumbers ore Swope, 3b — ——— — growing well anil show n good stand. —— 37 9 3 24 8 9 but nre later than usuul. Movement Summary: Stolen Bares Sanford will begin about May 1 but will bo 15, New Smyrna, 6 Wild pitchers: heavier after the Iftth. Tho aren Silsby 2. Lingl B 1 Two Hare bits, planted to cucumbers this season in Sanford 1. Base a on balls, >11 Lingle Florida is estimated to be 6,040 acres (J off Silsby* 1 Childress 1. Hit by ns compared with 4,571 for last sea­ Pitcher, Woodruff by Childress, Sltsb son. Details by counties for 1920 and and Robinson, Webster, by Lingle 1919, rcptcctlvi'ly, follow; Alachua, Sanford High School Vidors In the first game of the season the Sanford High School team just did win over the New Smyrna team by the score of 11 to 9. The playing on both sides was of the poorest Uindi nnd the pitchers were wilder than usual, especially Lingle, the stnr pitcher of the High team, who usually pitches a good game of ball. He wns somewhat wild yesterday und his hit batsmen and bases on bulls were the beginning of five of the runs made by New Smyrna. The New Smyrna pitcher Silsby, was too wild and kept throw­ ing the bull away, and his wildness coupled with Snnfords hits in the pinchi-s, jjui ihe game on ice in tin* 4th Inning. Childress, who replaced Silsby In the box after tbc fatal 4th. pitched a good game, striking out the first five men up and keeping up bis good work for innings. New Smyrna drew first blood in the first inning, when with two out a base on balls, s c r a t c h hit a td an error by iVlnson, right fielder, allowed one run. Sanford, however, came hack in their Half of the first, when Stuffy Stewart McLucas was passed, stole and nnd 3rd and came home on a foul out. The next two men up struck out, ending the first inning. Neither team scored in the 2nd inning I.ingla striking out three in a row, while Sanford went out in 1-2-3 order. In the third, with t w o nut nnd two New Smyrnn men on base*, Smythe center fielder, saved a run by making a good catch of a high fly, making the third out. Sanford scored onc run in third on un error by tlm short stop nnd a wild pitch In the fourth, nftcr Lingle hnd seemingly lost control, hitting the first two men up, Childress, 2nd base for New Smyrna drove n single to left field scoring two men. Two high flys ended New Smyrna s half of the inning. Sanford was now up nnd the (tal fourth began. Three errors several wild pitches and Ed. Hendersons smu smashing double to deep center put the game on icc for Sanford team Six runs being scored in this innings The fifth was -2-3 for NewSmyrno and also for Sanford, Childress who replaced Silsby, striking out the first three men up In the 6th errors by the Left fielder, W n. Moyo and the second baseman, Ed. Moye, combined with Websters smashing hit to left field, gave the New Smyrna men 3 runs. Childress kept the Sanford team down in their half of the Gth by striking out the first two up and re­ tiring the other man on 3rd. The 7th inning gave New Smyrna onc run and Sanford none, Childdress striking out two more en. bringing his totcl to 7- men struck iWi out of nine men up. 675, 630; De Soto, 960, 810; Hills­ boro. 2?5, 1finj Lake 200, 22£; Lie, 35, 30; Levy, 930, 1,000; Manatee, 100, 60; Marion, 95, 1410 Orange, 655, 325; Osceola, 25. 15; Polk65, 80; Seminole, 35, 60; Sumter, 1,160, 1,045; total, 6,040. 4,671. First Idea of Sleeping Car. In 1850. on the 2d of December the Brat patent for n sleeping car was l»iued to Theodore Woodruff, the In­ ventor. The Idea wns developed by Webster Wngner two years Inter, nnd H Oeorgo Pullman In 1S50. The Mother's Sentence, no day pass without some ac­ knowledgment Of your Indebtedness to her. Study her outspoken wishes: rocelva her opinion with respect. Yield your will to hers with perfect sweetnos*. Ill all that -he allor-o ron to do, show by your »-ul nnd ft**erfulness that, for hi*i *nkfv til* Min|)lojr* roent In dellchif"1 Kxch** •*. ft ™ Disappearing Lakes. It Is believed Hint about ICO lakes In the Tyrolese Alps have subsided and disappeared within the Inst cen­ tury. ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ACENT8 General Fire orricE peoples Insurance hank o u iu iin u Sanford , F lo rid a I'lv K T I L IZ K IlS ----- S P R A Y I N G M A T H H IA L S ------S P I t A Y K I lS fl AWOIO H U W .riif. ,, W. 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W hy n»k u j ood i-m , { t.-iib * reli cheap tube! Goodyear Heavy Touriit Tube* eo..' Utile mere th.vt lubra uf Icm merit. 3 0 * 3 *,] »Ue i n iOuferp roof t a j . u B t ■ -- iH ; , • . fti . . • 11 . :;, pLit •' Ki .• • i - • . •. . I •A-l- • B ' v ; 4 - > ' " j ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 09, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 09, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 09, 1920; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d7f04436da4576a16420f9c3ebd28657.pdf a1370a18228292df51dbb990b5907d0a PDF Text Text •I I •- JRs .1 :-------" T ' - • •<-■ IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD S GREATEST VEGETAUI-E SECTION NUMBER 141 SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 9. 1920 VOLUME CHICAGO STRIKE GROWS; SLEEPING OVERALL SICKNESS' RAILWAY-CLERKS MAKE CLUB IN ratify w o m a n suffrage IN TAMPA INCREASE PAY DEMANDS ALABAMA INDEMOCRATIC CONVENTS NORTH CAROLINA MAY Said That Demand Will Come From 980 ,­ 000 Men WITHIN FIFTEEN DAYS Mexican Dot Exposed t w o ' th ousand men w i l l TYVO DEATHS ARK RECORDED shape of plans and specifications, hav TODAY FROM STRANGE YVEAROVERALLS UNTIL El Pasco, April*9— Five persons have been completed. MALADY. ' PRICES COME DOWN. were under arrest today and the fedHorace Dodge, millionaire automo­ ernl grnnd jury had evidence which bile manufacturer, has announced his Tampa Fla. April 9 (By Associa­ Birmingham April 9 (By Assocla might lead to other nrreats in con­ intention to give $50,000 for tho pur ted Press) Two thousand men have ted Press) Two persons died here of nection with what federal ’officials pose of establishing a hospital there,- joined the Overall Clubs organised s.ccping sickness according to health aid was one of the largest conspira­ in the near future, and the city is con against the high cost of living. A authorities today. cies to deliver arms and ammunition gratulating itself of tho securing of mass meeting has been called for t Francisco Villa and other bandit this most needed institution. Urbana University Fire Monday night to discuss the propo­ leaders ever unearthed. Present plans indicate that the hos­ sition to don ovralls until the living Urbsna Ohio April 9 ^By Assoc­ Jwo of tho alleged messengers be­ pital will specialize in contagious dis­ coat tumbles. iated Press) Barkley Hall of Urbana Gsdsen Ala April 9 (By Associa­ University the only Swcdenborgisn tween Villa and the Los Angeles end eases, having special wards, private rooms, and all thecessary appoint­ ted Press) Rotarians attended the institution in America was burned of the "trail” have boon arrested and WILL nE ALLOWED RAILWAYS IN WISH TO ACCEDE OR two men were token in at the Los TO d i s c r e d i t d e m o c r a t i c ments. Even children’ s diseases, like weokly luncheon dressed in overalls. today with a loss of $50,000. _i____ REFUSE THIS RAISE. Angeles headquarters. whooping cough and measles, will re­ pa r ty * w i t h all party * According* to the details insurgents ceive attention, and through this hos­ Chicago April 9 (By Associated 'LINES OBLITERATED. pital the city heafth authorities hop were. ta-croa» from-Moxico-to a-point Press! Wage demands of five groups near this city, seize horses and arms of 980,000 employees will bo pre­ . . Rmleight. N. S. April 9 - I n the , to be able to keep all contagious dlaof which there is a large supply, ond sented to every rnilroad within the l^yhuTrFpPCPhon^tatc-fjraucrtdiJTrr Tascg-tmdFTTOMTbHIn West Pal in descend upon Sonorn with the ob­ next week accprding to C. A. Wor­ Beach. lhe North Carolina Democratic jective of overthrowing the present rell, chairman of the Railway CJcrkt Ct»tc convention here. Representative — government there ond set up one of of tho Chicago and Northwestern Car Load of Lexlngtons . Uve Clyde II. Hoey. of tht; 10th conJheir numbers ns tho governor. Fur­ as the - result of tho unauthorized The B. & O. Motor Co., expect r f «ionnl districtJ temporary* chair- another car load of Lexington cats ther details of the plot are being kept strike. He said tho demand was for ia the administration of the state’s on Monduy with another car load in COMMITTEES OF F O U R secret. twenty cents per hour increase and SAYS FLETCHER BRANCHES CONFERRING iBsirs. advocated passage nt the spe- transit. This firm has sold two ca:o ADMIRAL they would allow the railroads fifteen LAID PLANS WERE ALL fial session of the assembly of the loads of Lexingtons in thirty days. ON THIS TOPIC. . days in which to comply with the FOIt CAMPAIGN. constitutional amendment granting demand. Louisville April* 9 •<By Associated full suffrage to women and declared Washington April 9 (By Associa­ Press) Committees of four brnnehs ,hr democrats bodly acepeted the ted Press) Two years prior to the of the Presbyterians conferred today NEGROES CAUSE ROW IN challenge of the republicans, predict­ entry of the United States into the to formulate plans for a closer re­ LABOR CONVENTION ing that in the November election war the Navy General Board pre­ lations and if possible the unification "the republicans will be buried under pared comprehensive plans for the refused to say what recommendations Four Delegations Walk Out Of The ,n avalanche of ballots from which campaign Rear Admiral Fletcher llnll they would make when they hnd ,her. will be no political resurrection told the senate investigating com­ St. Augustine, April 7 .- Because adjourned. mittee today replying to Admiral in North Carolina." the State Federation of Labor conSims criticism* of the navy. The -The democracy of North C anili­ rente in annual discussion running n.* A. R. wm Meet plan covered every phase of naval ne- declared Mr. Hoey. "welcomes (over two days, voted to seat two The Sallie Harrison Chapter I) A. operations he said. He stated that the speltulid womanhood of the stnte P L U N G E S; negro delegates rent try white organl* AUTOMOBILE Sims charges regarding the loss of It will meet tonight at the Valdez to share fully the duties and respon­ BRIDGE zaticitp cf Jaikacnv i..c, tho THROUGH ’ OPEN life and a prolongation of the war sibilities of government, and I hope AVIATION STUDENTS delegation withdrew from the con­ Hotel at 7:30 and (It 8 'the chapter INTO CANAL. hail no foundation in facts. to see our general assembly at its ference and was followed-*by the St, ARMY DRAWING SALARY of the American Legion t committee special session ratify the sufTrnge RBeaumont Texas April 9 (By Augustine. West Palin Beach, WHILE IN CAMP. y To* Fight II. C. L. -* antf the Building and Grounds and amendment. Such action will serve Associated Press) None of the bodies St. Petersburg delegates. The Washington April 9 (By Associa­ * New Y'ork April 9 (By Associated Ways and Means Committees will the two-fold purpose of granting of tho four women drowned in the tion was first rnLed Monday simple, though delayed justice to our ted Presaj Civilians desiring aviation Press) Brooklyn has decided to fight all meet nt the same place to discuss s hip canal when an nutomobile Miami moved the credentials of training will be accented in the stu­ the memorial building. All those women, and exercising ---_ for ourselves bridge negro delegates be returned tojh em ,. dent’ s army of the oir service it is the high cost of living and will in- .who arc mtrrrxUiL.aH; requested to plunged through an open -yuTTIie matter hnd been subject of -tb^TrTtvtiofw-of..rnnfrrring <hy right ^ -------... . id augunrtp a pubht—market-one mil** have been recovereiTTannounceu Here. nere. i ney n fj w)U «••• n **“cp • " . __- ■ .. . , .. be* V ,,!, , .. tinrin our '.n .n.. I.v-_l announced n----in discussion during most of business ?’ <!| 111,1 suffrB,r" UP*” * - * " -w ar" w i seventy . . . . Jollsri per'liftJffiTTTFiJW'-WSbOUt WntTTttoTC five the tWTfTfWI of April. cryhody can support that proposition sessions since then,’ except for the the ages of twenty to tw ent/seven Wilson Opens Vulcanizing Plant Those of us who believe in suffrage set speeches on the program. years C. C. Wilson has opened his new for women can vote for it uponfthat "W e have accomplished no buslnesa vulcanizing plant in the Wight Tiro said n member of one of the insur­ ground, and those who are opposed Co., building nt the corner of Se­ gent delegations this afternoon, to it can support it because they are proceeds will help along this great cond Street nnd Magnolia Ave where PRINCESS THEATRE HAD going to have it any way and it would the convention is split up. Jacksonwork in muny w a y s h# has. a complete new vulcunizing be tnurh more gracious for it to come RECORD BREAKING CROWD . i.i. ville now probably will, get the next ml the teachers and pupils are by the vote of the men of our own * ml ' " rn “ l cirri ,11 the " « ™ LAST NIGHT. feeling g«fod over the result thut at­ „i u,c vuic.nuniK » .„ k .,i ,,r. Httill* tests in many ways the deep interest Inin nrrtlon. One of the largest crowds that esuse - the entire east coast and St, Woman suffrage is expected fo fur­ in work of the schools nt a time when Chancoy" is already doing a nice Petersburg is out of tho convention ever greeted the High School pupils nish the principal feature nt the con­ this intercut is greatly needed. business and with plenty of experienc though we have not withdrawn from vention, which is meeting for the pur­ in their annual play attended the Tho following cast of’ choracters to bock him up will make good in th e . federation. Shortly, after that & MINERS stellar attraction at the Princess pose of adopting a platform and the MERCHANTS took part nnd nil of them woro so this now undertaking. statemnt was made, however, the ASKED TO TAKE OVER THE electing of four delegates from the |a»t night when the High School good fbut no special mention could negroes fearing serious trouble, with OLD • DOMINION LINE. state at large to the national conven­ pupils put on the piny "M uch Ado lie made of any one of them for all drew nnd the insurgent delegation# tion st San Francisco. Baltimore April 9 (By Assbcintcd About Betty" and pleased the large ure entitled to the full meed of praise returned to the coJvention. Women who were elected aelcgattfc Press) Virginia business men and cothe audience from the curtain rise to the nnd com plim ents as well an fr> m several counties are her to gressmen requested President Stcbtenchers who helped to stuge the S t u r m s In Mi s s i s s i ppi participate in the convention for tho bins of the Merchants and Miners drop at the end of the pluy. play: Lack of space forbids the personal Jackson Miss., April 9 (By Assoclfir«t time. While there tire n number line to- take over the business of the The music nnd accompaniments by ated Press) Property damnge amount of delegations with instructions to Old Dominion Line of steamships mention of each player us they de­ Helen Terwillcger and Virginin Deserve but the play brought out the ing to thousands of dollars was oppose any endorsement of woman running from Norfok to New York. Coursoy was up to the high standard caused by-terrific wind storms last suffrage by the convention, party He promised to submit the matter to lat«ut talent that is present in all of tho boys and girls hot only cf the expected from these pupils and the night North Mississippi report# much leaders do not believe u fight will re­ his board of directors. little sketch by Helen Terwilligcr High School hut of other departments damage. sult over tho seating of the woman of our schools and these plays staged and Harvey Paria errtitlcd "Just delegates. each year are the opening of the Leap Year, That’s All" was a hit Assailing the republican party of^ COKE COMPANY commencement exorcise of the schools especially among the hoys present PRICK North Carolina and *of tho nation RAISES WAGES TEN TO and show the careful training of the who were there to give Harvey the Sen. Lee S. Overman*, addressing the TWENTY PER CENT. pupilk along the lines of elocution glad hnnii. democratic state conyentionr today, The Mtolo ensemble was well ar­ and other departments of the school ‘ declared the republicans, "hoping to Unlontown Pa., April 9 (By Assoc; work. • ranged for an amateur ploy ond re­ ated Press) Wage increases recently win the next election by discrediting The immense audience last night dounds to the credit of all who hail granted twenty thousand employees the great head of the democratic Showed that a greater interest in any part in the arrangement nnd in of the Frick Coke Co., amounted party, have entered into a conspiracy IN BUFFALO AND being taken in our schools and the tho cast of characters. to from ten to twenty per cent ac­ of abuse and slander of the vilest and TO YVORK POINTS AND OTHER OCCUPATION cording to notices posted on the FRENCH most inhuman kind against the pres­ MAY RE OVER. trouble CAST OF CHARACTERS. ' . GERMANY BRINGS buildings of the company here. ident of the United States," Sen. MORE TALK. Buffalo April 9 (By Associated Overman declared he believed Khe Lin Leonard, Betty’s one best bet. -— Sherman Moore American people.would resent at the Press) Tower men are the first mumMajor Jartree of Wichita, not only bent, but crooked........ Paris April 9 (By Associated ........ .............Henry McLaulin ballot box "this unjust propangandn ben of the new Yard Men’s Associa­ Press) British attitude regarding the of slander.” Sen. Overman fhurged tion to return to work railroad offi­ Ned O'Hare, n Jolly young hontymooner..........................Leslie Holier French occupation of Frankfort wit) • that the highway of the republican cials here ssld today, desertions are J Mr. E. Z. Ostrich, who has written a wonderful picture cause the opening of diplomatic conparty in the nation was atrewn with reported among others of the strikers p|„y................. - .......... * ....... .............. -...Glenn Llngie sations of the entente powers going Chicago April 9 (By Associated a wreck of broken pledges and un­ over the whole subject according to Dr. McNutt, solid ivory from the neck up...................Ruben Mason Press) One switchman was shot and MARINE WORKERS AND official circles here. performed promises. Jim Wiles, a high school zcnlor .... - Herbert Squires several slugged at a meeting of the YARDMEN THREATEN NEW After summing up the achieve­ Archie, a black bell boy at the Hotel Poinsett#.... ...William McKIm strikers last night.the- police learned. YORK FOOD SUPPLY. ments of tho democratic party Sen. Officer Riley, who always docs his duty............... ‘....Fordycc Ruszell The trouble began when some of Overman said:" Officer Dugan, from Emerald Isle.... .........................Glen Whitcomb New York April 9 (By Associated those present proposed to return to • "VV’e hear no more of the empty Mr. Ebenezer O'Hare, a zlck man and a submerged tenth....... Press) The strike .of the marine work. • -v dinner pail; we hear no more of the ............................ .................................. Mr Whitcomb workers, the switchman and the * ,— inejmpetency of the democratic party f Mrs. Ebrribzcr O'Hare, "B irdie" the other nine-tenths,_...— . freight yard, employees threatens a to run the government; we have made Carolyn Spencer food shortage here according to J. —- - - - ■- ■ •••• —- — - — . — — - - — — a great record; wc have kept the ...Anna Mascn Aunt Winnie, Betty's chaperone........ 1. Mantel!, head of the railroad faith; we have fulfilled' our promises managers association. . Lizzie Monahan, Betty’s maid with a vivid imagination ........... arid brought happiness and prosperity ............. Cora Lee Tillis RqOUED SAM E BLOCK THREE lt* a hundred million people. The Ethel Kohltr, a high-school admirer of Betty........ ...... Ellen Chappel Decided on Labor Board TIMES SECURING MUCH democratic party in worthy of enthu­ Violet Ostrich, a film favorite, Ned's bride------- y.. ...... Ruth Gillon Washington April 9 (By Associa­ ENEMY SHIPS SEIZED BOOTY. . , siastic confidence and support. Let ALL Mrs. K. M. Diggina, a guest at the Hotel Poinsettia.......Adel Rines ted Press) President YMl*°n it Is DURING WAR IN | HER u» have in November the greatest Daffodil Ijer daughter, "Y es Mamma " ....... ....................Julia Zachary understood has decided upon the New York, April 9 (By Associated PORTS TO BE KEPT. Un victory in our history." . M in Chizzle, one of the North Qeorgla Chlzzlea.— Eleanor Herring personnel of the* Railroad Labor Press) Detectives searching for tha Havanna April 9 (By Aoaociated Pearlie Brown, Violet’# maid, a widow of ebon hue—Carolyn White Board. President Wilson spent an band of burglars say they have In­ Press) Enemy ship# seized during the Dedge Bull d r Hospital Violet, Violet Ostrich’# little girl,^ged a e v w t .... Mary Maxwell hour on tha south wing of tiw porti­ vaded the same block three timed West Palm Beach will hav# a new world war will remain the property Diamond; Pearlie’.# little g i r l , — .....----- .....--------- Theda Bara co, feeling more like himself during and stole $126,000 worth of merchan*' hospital, announce# the Palm Beach of ’ Cuba according to an aofflcla! Betty, the star of the Movfgraph Cohnpany. ................ Ethel Henry the past few <Uy«. dite. . Poat, as soon as preliminaries in the statement made here. Representative and Sen­ ator Flay Republi­ can Party PRESBYTERIANS NAVY WAS WANT UNION PREPARED IN CHURCHES FOR WAR FOUR ARE DROWNED IN TEXAS CIVILIANS CAN GET TRAINING HIGH SCHOOL PLAY WAS BIG HIT M. & M. LINE ASKED TO TAKE DOMINION LINE TWENTY THOUSAND GET RAISE Railroad. Employees Will Return Diplomatic Conference Will .Open STRIKES TIE UP FOOD SUPPLY BURGLARS SHIPS CAPTURED . '•;< J- f\ , - - . « *. - ..........................................- - - ■ . * . . * • *' ; ‘ �APRIL 8. 1920 8ANFORP DAILY HERALD PAGE 4 A Comedy in Three Acts P R IN C E S S T H E A T R E One Night Only, A n u l l f t t l CAST OF CHARACTERS Sherman Moore Lin Leonard, Betty’s one beat bet Major Jartree of Wichita, not only bent, hut crooked, Henry McLaulin Ned O’ Hare, a jolly young honeymooner..„.„..,...„........ '.. Leslie Roller Mr. E. Z. Ostrich, who has written a wonderful picture Dr. McNutt, solid ivory from the neck up.................. Ru Jim Wilea, a high school senior------------------ -----Herb Archie, a black bell boy at the Hotel Poinsetta..... Wilili Officer Riley, who always does his duty..:-------------Ford, Officer Dugan, from Emerald Isle.... ......................... Glen Mr. Ebcneier O’ Haro, a sick man and a submerged tenth Mr Whitcomb Birdie" the other nine-tenths, Mrs. Ebcnezer O’ Hare, Carolyn Spencer . ... Anna Mason Aunt Winnie, Betty’a chaperone Lizzie Monahan Corn. Lee Tlllis Ellen Chnppcl Ethel Kohler, a high-school admirer of Betty Ruth Gillon Violet Ostrich, a film favorite, Ncd’a bride. .......... i .A d e l Ilines Mrs. K. M. Higgins, it guest at the Hotel Poinrcttio Daffodil her daughter, "Y es Mamma " ......... ............ Miss Chizzle, one of the North Georgia Chizzlcz Elccr.or Herring Pcarlie Brown, Violet’s mold, a widow cf ebon hue Carolyn White Violet, Violet Ostrich’s little girl, aged -ever Mery Mrrwrll Diamond, Pearlie’s little girl, . '• ' I’ ’ * Betty, the sthr of the Movngroph Con-pur..* I t‘ H F ir-)High School Scciors Snm Murrell Winnie Strong Gussie Frank . .. ..... , • Alberti Rose Gallagher Synopsis people as there ”wou!dvbe no lessons to prepare for the following day. Dr. Burton's subjects arc, "The Drama of T oday" and "T h e Re­ turn of Dickens". Dr. Burton is a successful author and playwright, and was formerly prealdeng of the Drama League of America. For- this reason he is frequently requested to lecture on elite theatre, with what success, those who have‘ heard him will testify. He is equally ut home, whether on literature or the drama, and has a reputation as one of the most' interesting lecturers on the American platform. ' * , While in Winter Park Dr. -Burton will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bacheller at their home <tn New England Avenue. WILL HULII) LINK Slate Road Department Will Help Orange (’ounly By an agreement reached with the County Commissioners, the State Road Department and residenta of Tangerine, the road connecting the Lake County line with the paved road at Plymouth, will be hnrd sur­ faced at the earliest possible date. The reaching of thla agreement cornea after months of controversy between alt three parties, because of the rightaway going through valuable grove property. However, tho;e moat Interested in the matter met with the commissioners yesterday and the dif­ ferences were Ironed -out, with the result that Orlando will in time be connected with that part of the Diaie Highway leading to the northwest part of the State and'into the north through Georgia. The completion of this road, and several other stretches which have btfen practically cared for in the northern portion of the State, will do more to turn nutomqbilo traffic OTiandowards than anything which has vet been nreomplished, ns with the compUtio., ii tie rt ad t lr t .g h Kis>irnme to Mdhourue mwt <1 the auto traf!i coming ^ouiii an will as that going north will take tl.is ro..te. It also gi\cs a niu«h bitter route to Tampa,’ in view of the completion of the rends eolith of. lire , 'l i e row read will l.e Hi feet in width and cost a| |rt xiinr.tc'y, $300,0(0. — Reporter Star. / * A r T T . T ~ Th’ tty’ir npnrrmcnts'near 'York. M'.rrlcd ir l:* f r ACT 11...' Parlor I) of the Hotel Pi in etth. Palm Bruch, FIctida Three days later, Betty loses her memory . ACT 111. Same srone ns Act II A full honeymoon. Sewer Work— Geo. Davis, $9.00;. D. G. McLnulin, $18.00; Arch Gadson, $10.60; Will Akcra, $9.00; Ed Smith, $16.00; Frank Stevenapn, $12.00; W*. B. Williams, $33.00; Total $112.50. * • Street Labor—Jan. Stuart. $10.00; Jon Hall, $10.00; Wm. Drinion, $12.38; Berry Gardner, $13.50; Wm. 'King, $11*16; Total $61.03. . Sanitary Dept.— C. Taylor, $12.00 Wm. Cooper, $11.25; G. W. Jackson, $12.38; Frank Grant, $13.60; " ’ Total $49. 13. * Grand total, $22.66. For week Ending March 13th. New Sewer Work— Arch Gadaon, $19.00; D. H. Edwards, $15,000; D. G. McLaulin, $18.00; Ed Smith, $16.00; Geo. Thompson, $6.00; Vf. D. Williams, $36.00; Total $109.00. Streets—Berry Gardner, $12.00; Joe Hall, $13.75; Wm. Brinson, James Stuart, $10.00; Total $69.63. Sanitary Dept.— C. * C. Taylor, $12.00; Wm. Cooper, $11.25; Frank Grant, $13.60; Total $49.13.* . Grand Total. |217.76. For week ending March 20. Sewer Dept.— D. G. McLaulin, $18.00; Arch Gadson, $16.06; D. H. Edwards, $15.00; Abe Atkins, $12.00 Ed Smith, $9.00; R. G. Williams, $6.00; W. B. Williams, $33.00; Total $108.00. Streot Dept.—James Stuart, $8.00; Berry Gardner, $13.60; Joe Hall, $10.00; Wm. Brinson, $13.76; John Wilson, $6.76; Wm. King, (Parks) $11.60; Total $63.76. Sanitary Dept.— Frank Cooper, $11.26; Wm. Cooper, $13.60; G. W. Jaeksmt;— 1 13.76;— O-.— €h— Taylorr $12.00. Total $60.60. Grand Total $222.25. For week ending March 27th. Labor on New Sewer, D. II. Ed­ wards, $1.00; Arch Gadson, $6.00; D. G. McLaulin, $12.00; Ed Smith, $12.00; W. B. Williams, $24.00; Total $55.00. • ' Street Labor—Duval% Greene, $13.60; James Stuart, $10.00; John Wilson. $13.50; William Brinnon, $13.60; Berry Gardner, $13.60; Joe Hall, $12.60; Clarence Greene, $6.19; Willie King (Parks) $13.80; Total $95.99. Sanitary De;A.— William Cooper, $15.00; C. Taylor, $12.00; Frank Grant, $13.60; G. W. Jackson, $16.00 Total. $55,60. Grand Total $206,49. Total Amount for labor for month of March 1920, $869.16. 140-ltc. AUTO PAINTING and TRIMMING SPRUCE UP THE CAR Put on a new coat of paint for this season and make1it look like a now^tfuto, the envy of all your' acquaintances. We paint, enam­ el and finish cars like they do at the factonysor you cannot tell the diffidence. A "Rood way to make last year’s model look like next year’s. Try-our expert auto paint­ ing and finishing. As Is A Ljf6 Preserver To. • Man In A Wreck • So Is A Fire Insurance Policy And Resultant Check to the man who has a fife. should. - bo -ramam bered—however, that It Is just as essential that the policy be in force at the time of the fire, as that the life preserver should be strapped around the man when he Is thiown into the sea. A .P. CONNELLY . A LL KINDS OF IN S U R A N C E . n S ju lR E A L - ESTATE, ra S B S A N F O R D , F L A .3 6 1 Helen Terwiliger Admission WILL Adults 50c Children 25c ATTEND LECTURE by Tin* Islliinlnn canal convention bf November 18. 1(103, any title to terri­ tory In the Republic of I’anumn, but merely n |>er|M*tuiil right of occupa­ tion, use, ninl control over n zone of land ten miles In width, and covering an area of l id square miles. For this privilege It puld to I'nnamn the sum of $10,000,000, mid undertook to pay the •min of $'.•.'■0.1 nsi iitinuiilly so long as such occupancy continued These pay­ ments begun February 2d. 1013. OF CITY * MANAGER MARCH 1920 (1) Fire Calla, Number 6, Esti­ mated Damage $50.00.' (2) Number of. Arrests, 47. (3) Complainst. Informal, 46. (4) Permits- Number, Building 4; Number Dog Licenses, 109; Amuse­ ment, 3; Occupational 43; Automo­ bile, 6; Street Permits, 14. (5) Operating Expenses for the Month of Mnrcli (Fire Dept.) Fire Chief, $160.00; 1st Assistant $86.00; 2nd Asistant, $75.00. Polic Department—Chief and Sanitary Inspector, $125.00; Assist­ ant, $100.00; Night Patrolman, $100.00; Night Patrolman, $100.00; Motorcycle Officer, $100.00. Street Department— Superinten­ dent, $12&.0O. Health Department—City Physi­ cian & Health Officer, $40.00; Sanitary Collector, $62.60. Law— City Attorney, $75.00. Administration—City Manager, $300.00; Secretary, $60.00. Auditing—City Clerk & Auditor, $100.00; . "• (6) Labor Claims—Streets, $228.20 Sanitation, $204.28; New Sewer, $381.60; Purks, $50.60; Pound Fees, Housewives o f Sanford We Are Giving the Second Demanstration Of The Wonderful Detroit Vapor Gas Stove REPORT A CHECK ACCOUNT in a bank should establish a most intimate relation between the bank and its depositors. ' ... W e are always willing to consult with our depositors regarding their proposed business deals. • • W e may see matters from a differ­ ent viewpoint than you do and help you to avoid a loss. Come in and let us assist you. HOME m 8 T I T t J T I 0 n SERVICE (7) Receipt!! — Dog, License* (Amount Collected) $136.26; Oc­ cupational (Amount Collected), $163.60; Amusement, (Amount Col­ lected) $76.76; Sale of Fertilizer, $6.00; Pound Collections, $116.00; Sale of Trash Cans, $7.00; Current Taxes (Personal & Real) $18,986.26; Delinquent Taxes (Personal) $413.00 Delinquent Taxes (Real Est.) $305.73 interest on all Delinquent Tnxes,, $41.70; Amount of Liens Collected $537.16. Offenses— Municipal Court Cases— Disorderly Conduct, 20, $122.6; Traffic Violations, 17, $131.00; Liquor, 7, $1020.00; Dru'nkedness, 2, $9.50; Assault. 1; Cases dismissed, 6; Cases, appaslad, 1. Total $1283.00. Labor /or the Month of March. For week ending March 6th— New This Stove is The Feature of a Wonder for this Baking is in- Stove is there expensive, as is no. wick, the yop can burner Great • ■& - use being e i t h e r Gaso­ one solid mass line, or. Kero­ o f I r o n and s e n e , "with Fully Guaran- great results. , It Detroit Vapor OilStove . The Public is Cordially Invited to attend this demonstration and inspect this STOVE and sample some of the Baking that is being donejQH {his Stove before your Own Eyes at Hill Hardware Co’s Store Thursday and Friday, April 8th and 9th �PAGE;2 SANFORD DAILY HERALD can citizen and prove that you are one by registering. r ib H O « a m rm rj i TIk im m n n > > S a a S v •• Register, today, and when you Tk« Il*r»ld DalMlag. 187 Mh m Oi A»«■»«. fU*have registered, step over to your fard, rUrlda. neighbor's and ask him if has re­ gistered? And s/»e that he does it. R. J. HOLLY, Editor . W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager WOMEN AND WOMEN A O M t ld a a R i I m M a l i *•*•“ » MM iffllta U a a wo* U B S C S t m O N PRICE IN ADVANCE o n * n u n --------------------------f V O * a n M O N T H *---------------------------------- i DELIVERED IN CITT DT CARRIER O N * W K K *___________ ________________ 1* C H ave you registered? And you if have or if you are exempt p a y your poll tax. ‘ Y ou should vote your convictions a t this election or hold your peace. Forest Lske goes to the bat this tim e with his county solid behind htm rooting for him and he will win th e game. ‘ Sanford has many big things in store and we should all join the Board of Trado and get in lir^e fot the summer’s boosting. We want more accomodations and more peo- The people nrc importuning the Herald to continue the Daily for the summer and the management would like to continue but the peo­ ple do not realize what astrugglowe h iv e had this winter with the power off and the lights and the gas and other handicaps. And we can have no assurance of bettor service until success next fall. The growers are kicking about the poor icing facilities nnd they have been kicking for ten years about the same thing. The Herald told them ten years ago to build their own Ice plant and they have lost enough since thet time for the luck of icc to have built several ice plants. This is something that would hear investiga­ tion and if the farmers iutend to gel service it is their only hope. A little money spent in something that is tcally needed ft? their business would go a 1ong way toward stabilizing the .growing of winter vegetables. THIS MEANS YOU Have you registered? That is the all important thing, right now, if you nrc otherwise eligible to vote, have you registered? the cities of twenty thousand or hnore, everyone must' register for the iiprimary election, every two years. Thia is the year to register. Have you registered? If you have not, you will he de­ barred from voting at the primary, unless you attend to that duty before tho night of Friday, April 30. Tho coming primary will be one o ! the most important elections held in Florida, for many years. More is at stake now, than for any time in the past decade. Tl»e man who by negligence or willfulness disfranchises himself, does his a,talc and his community a dis­ tinct damage. fttivt* you neglected to pay your kuill tux a nd have yuu fulled to rei / you have not paid the poll tax legally due, do it today. if you have not registered, step Into the supervisor’s ollicc today and register. -. D on't put it off. You hnve only nineteen working days in which to xjp your duty with.respect to regis­ tering. If you do it, today, it wilt lie off your mind. I f you do not do it today, some­ body Is going to come urnund and ask you to be a sure-enough Amori- Building Material Roofing of All Descriptions Lime, Cement, Plastor Hrick, Drain Tile nnd Sewer Pipe. :: :: Hill Lumber DON'T K ILL TJIiE B IR D , THE FARM E R'S FRIENDS Give a young American n gun and he instantly becomes possessed of tho desire to -kill- something, lie sallies forth into tho fields nnd woods, nnd u. e/y bird that comes within range becomes a possible target, it is u perfectly ' natural sentim nt nnd the boy is not to hlnmc. The parents are binmahlc in that they do not instruct him in the proper use of the weapon. They are Idatnnhle for not telling him that tho birds nre God’ s cfoatures placed here on earth to add to the pleasure and enjoyment of man; that they serve man in many useful ways, notably by keeping down insect life, which, without them, would destroy the crops i f the fanners and add ma­ terially to the cost of living. The farmer's life is one long fight against destructive insects and vermin, and without the aid of the birds it would lie a losing fight. He does not realize how much lie otyes>|o these little feuthred flyers, hut let them once attack Ids young corn, or make a raid in numbers on his berry patch nnd lie learns tlHeir destructive power. And yet they are only getting u pnrt of their pay for the gigantic debt which he owes them. The Kansas Horticultural society has been mak­ ing some investigations into the mag­ nitude of tnnn's debt to the birds, and the result is enlightening to say tho least. In thnt one state, 26fi million birds, ent every yenr enough insects to fill -180 trains of 50 cars each—26,000 cars of 24,000 pounds each. Every year the birds of Kansas cat 57G mil­ lion pounds of insects. Each bird eats an average of 100 insucta a day. Imagine ti e dnmngn, that would re­ sult if all these bird were destroyed over night. It would not be many moons before man’s very exslstence o this enrth would bo impossible. All the sprays and poisons that he could possibly devise would not free him from the destroying insects, llis crops woul 1 disappear as though his fields were swept by fire. And prowling rats and vugrnnt dogs, and smnll hoys armed with guns nnd sling shots ure waging agninst these benefactors of humanity And men kill such insect destroyers a ns quail fur the mere sport of killing, nnd train dogs to nsisat them in the slaughter. In diminished crops the wheat farmers of the United States are losing 100 tnillim'dollars a year hy Jhe destruction .o f the quail. Quails cat chinch bugs and potato bugs. ” , Says the Kansas society: " I f the dcstxuction of birds goes on,gin a comparatively few years insect life will have multiplied to such an ex­ tent that the trees will be deprived of their fojiage, plants will cesar to thrive, and agricultural crops can­ not bo raised. “ Don't kill the birds. They are the famcr's best-friends. — Tampa Times. APRIL 9 VICTIM OF FATE’S HARSHNESS 6sd Story of Luther K. Llnkenhooper Would Move Almost Any One to Tears. “ As 1 was coming to town Just now,* said the motorist, “ I saw a pocjillar sight; a thin, wild-eyed man, clad In a rcd-aud-bluo bcdqullt, perched In a trectop and (very now'and then crying •Honk I Honk I' to the unbridled glee of a gang of men and boys assembled below." “That was Luther K. Llnkenhooper, by the symptoms," replied the landlord of the tavern at Grudge. “He accumu­ lated three second-hand Hootin' Nanny cars; one be traded for, one his broth­ er-in-law-wished onto him and one was left him by will. None of them were of any account, and so he set to work to take 'em all apart and make one good one out of the three. The task was too much for hts mind, and after be had made about lire from the ruins of the three and still had a lot o f stuff left, and none of 'em would move a muscle, he began to chatter, then to yell, and Anally took to his bed a-JIbberlng. Once In a while he escapes from his relatives and gets out and cuts some such caper as you saw. He thinks be la a Hootin' Nanny himself." "But. great guns I Even a car of e OWNING YOUR A P A R T M E N T 0 The Washington Times of April 6 r says: “ The co-operative ownership of - apartments idea prdkented to Washc ington through the Times two weeks U f f c h a a met with an enthusiastic re‘ Cejftion. The Allen E. Walker Comoanyv first to offer the plan in cons crete form to Washington tenants 1 sold one entire apartment building r during the first week of tho plan's o>1 eration, and reporta a rapidly en­ larging waiting list for othsr buildl ing. (The picture shown ss the bui|i ing sold, is ft seven-story brick wi(h . stone trimmings, located on one of the most popular residence streets in ( the northwest section of the city.) i The plan met with success because - it fills a need. There is not a renter ■ who would not gladly be his won t landlord if conditions were such that t he could be, *nd there is no doubt the plan will aoon be tried out in , Tampa and will meet with the same success it met in Washington. PRIZE CAST-OFF CLOTHING In practical operation the plnn is this: A group of people who want to Peculiar Whim of “ Fashion" In Virgin occupy a certain apartment house Islands Puzxllng to United- . form n company and purchase the States Marines. building. They each pay a pro rata siiare of the initial payment required in tho purchase and establish a scale of rents sufficeintyly high to meet the deferred . payments on the mortgage and to provide for the maintainance and care of fhc building. The care and management of the apartment building, with tho duty -of collecting the rents, is then entrusted to their agent. The' Washington Times gives “ “ $1,000 per room" ns the cost, o n 1 which basis the sale of ihe first apartment building there was made to tho co-operative owners of.it. This means ti)at a ten-apartment house of four rooms to the apartment (the uvernge size demanded) would cost $10,000. Tho Times figures that put­ ting $10,000 cash into, the building when it is bought, the carrying charges on the balance would amount to $.1,000, approximately, per year, of $25 a month for a four-room apartment, and that when the build­ ing* is paid‘-for, $10 per month per tenant would provide amply foi*-the overhead and carrying charges. lmmo'rtal “ Mermaid." Bringing “ the pride of ownership" She wns n "famous woman," be­ to the npartment dweller is some­ cause she wns n "famous" Inn tlmt thing that should result in immodi- ( served "famous” men. Thnt was ate favor in thl^ ami mnpy other enough , for the Mermnld. She was cities.T-Tampa Tribune. (named after nn cnchhhtlng Indy of tho vasty deep, whq Is a woman to her girdle nnd a fish to 'her feet. Her Britons Eat L«ts Meat figure wns on the signboard of the Englishmen used to f>n considered famous Inn, In Frhlny street, London. the greatest ment enters In the world. Pass with hnsty glance the hnr In Now. declares the Society of Ment Im­ front—the parlor behind of the black­ porter* (London), the average Eng- enml roof uiiil polished lublen—-tapllshtnnti enta 13 per cent less ment room on the left—low doorways, wind­ than he illd before the war. Unless he ing passages—nnd you have come to enn be Induced to ent more of It the tho Inn parlor. This Is thu Mermaid 1 country will be fnced with such n glut And the hicn sitting there? Hen Jonof ment ns It hna never had before, n son, Fletcher, Beaumont, Cnrew, London dispatch snys. Donne nnd—Shakespeare. Shake­ The n'nnunl consumption of ment In speare Is ronrlng over his dog’a nose, the United Kingdom before the wnr nnd Hen Jonson over his ennhry, Oh. wns about 1.800.000 tons, any the Im­ listen to the wit-combats between porters. It I* now only 1.200.000 ton*. Shnkespenre nnd Hen Jonson! Mer­ And (hi*, they contend. Is due cufln'lv maid, dear "famous woman." why to ihe high cost still mnnitnlned. Eng­ were you not n twin? lishmen and Englishwomen. Pm>. nn Just ns fond of ment ns ever, hut they Varying Colors of Diamonds. cannot nfTord to ent ns much of It Each of the live mines owned nnd ns they used to. worked by the great Do Beers compuny In the Kimberley district pro­ Use for Helgoland. duces diamonds with well-mnrkcd Tho Roynl {Jocloty for the Prater- characteristics. Tho rich Kimberley tlon of Birds In England nnd tin* Per­ mine yields n good percentage of white manent Wild Life Protective Fund of and mnny yellow stones. Dutoltspnn Ibe United States Join In suggesting mine Is filmed for Its largo yellow dia­ thnt HelglMnnd lie made n reservation monds. At Hultfogteln smnll wlilfo for the birds thnt migrate, along il»* nnd spotted atbnca nro common. Front const of Europe. The Island Is less the Wessclton mine como mnny thnn one-fifth of n mile square, hut It beautiful deep orange' colored dia­ Ih directly In the path of tAlgrntnfy monds, while the De Brers mine shown birds, nnd when Germany hns re­ n good percentage of tinted yellow nnd moved the fortifications and other brown stones. The Premier mine military establishments the birds will (Trnnsvunl) yields n large number of probnhly use It. "ofT-eolored" stones. Tho Culllnnn diamond wns of exceptional purity. Why Horses Are Diminishing. From the Jngcrsfonteln mine In tho An authority attributes the diminu­ Orange Free Htnte the famous bluishtion In number of horses to tho Im­ white stones nre derived. Tho dia­ possibility of horse prices keeping monds found In Oerunn Southwest pace with tho prices of whent, corn, Africa ore amall and yellowish In color. pork, beef and mutton, and therefore tho farmer neglects horse breeding Win Fight on Yellow Fever. for something more profitable. Hut In 11)10 the Rockefeller foundation what nro we going to 4do for work sent n sanitary commission to Ecuador stock llvo or ten years from now? ho for tin* purpose of arranging with the asks. Kcundnrhm government to take the responsibility of eradicating yellow Cover from Guayaquil. The proposal wns accepted Juno 10, 1918, when n vvnen n woman puns the wool over celebrated bncteriolngltt arrived nnd s tnnn’s eyes you enn hardly hlntue began his work. lie succeeded In dis­ him If be looks sheepish.—Cartoons covering the t^enn which causes yellow Magazine. fever. Ills Investigations promising to produce not only n preventive, but nlso a cure for this mnlndy. Indiana and Japanese. Professor Mena. Mexican scientist, The “ Lower Calling." nent to Teliuncnn In 1901 to Investi­ • The Principal—Mlaa Brown, ,1 wish gate a story thnt In small towns nenr by Chinese tnlked In their own tongue you would give up tills, hie"* of mar­ to the Inillnns And were perfectly-un­ riage. The training of children la n far j derstood. lie found the legend false. higher calling thnn Jhe mere bearing j Japanese 'scholars visiting the Mexi­ of them. The Tencher—Yes, Min* Matthews; can museum have been surprised to find articles used by the Indians ex­ but If It weren't for those of the lower j actly, t hr- amne ns those tued by Jnp-‘ railing, whom would you have to f train?—Life. ••. *• ancHo-p.c.xants. The National Banking Laws of This Country constitute a bulwark o f pro­ tection to the depositors o f such institutions. National Banks are b ecom ­ ing m ore a n d ' m ore public institutions and the G overn ­ ment is taking a strong hand in seeing that they are c o n ­ ducted for the safety o f the F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER, Cashier Sanford, Florida Dirt In Streets. One thousand six hundred wagon loads of tnud and dirt are removed dally from tiro streets of Loodon. Remarkable Flight of Pigeon. A homing pigeon bearing tlie* name of Hen Holt was announced us having established a new long-distance (light record of 2,200 miles In,the .summer of 1015. from Norwalk. Ohio, to Los Angeles, Cal. The bird made the Make It a Southern State, It Is estimated that the m i Motto (Irosso In Brazil alone nil ly can grow 20.000.000 bales of nununlly. Character. Revelation. • Helgoland Legends. Helgoland's great staircase that mounted to the roekv height* had fulilcs lurking ahove it. accord ng in legend. Ill the e'gli’ -.-utl, - i-nfitry. when a hnliv was horn, li* fe,-t «pr® buttered promptly so the chi: I would slip through the fingers of a fairy «ho might try to exchange It for tin- f.iiry'a babe. Not merely speeches Jtrcpored, ora­ tions delivered, sermons preached, hut what a man suys and how he snyq.lt to hla neighbors friend, to his acquaint­ ance or customer, to his futher or mother, his wife or child ncross tho breakfast table; this iHv-whftt counts, for It reveals him off his guard and taken unawares, not ns he would wish to he. not even as lie would wish to he thought to he. but ns he nctunlly Is, and It marks him with an Indelible mark.—Exchange. Scottish Center' of Industry. Dundee ranks ns one of the hailing Industrial nnd commercial renter* In northeastern nnd central Jtcotlnnd. The district of Dundee Is the center of the Juto Industry In the United Kingdom nnd practically nil the ran Jute Imported Into the country, ntilrh averages 1.200,000 h a le s nnmially. Is consumed there. It Is the staple In­ dustry of Dundee nnd employs nor­ mally about 15.000 wbrkers. fr!p !n fl\ T * dny* rr'm* hntjr* n:v! *h'v!y- •him iiiluuicH. arriving ut Los Angeles August no. As Is A Life Preserver To a Man In A Wreck So Is A Fire Insurance Policy And Resultant Check to the man who has a fire. should It be remembered, how- .ever, that it is j’ ust as essential that the policy be in force at the time of the fire, as that tin* life preserver should be strapped around the man when he is tin own into the sea. A LL KINDS OF IN S U R A N C E . R E A L ESTATE. SANFQRD. FLA. Cotton Seed Meal NITRATE SODA Potash Nitrate * * • �\ .if*! — ;— rr .1 'V.G'i . .,*•» - • • . 'Ji’.V- ' - r v • SANFORD DAILY HERALD Little Happening* Mention of Matters In Brief Personal Items •» ef Interest /n and A b o u t *£ The C ity Mrs. E. S. Tisdale of Portsmouth Va. is the guest of M rs.'T . V. D filer at Hotel Valdes, Milk is Cheaper During the summer months the price of milk will bo 18 cents for quarts and 10 cents for pints. Effec­ tive at once, noseband Dairy. Phone £011 apd 133. 136-6fc, Walter Neal of the Record Print­ ing Co., of St. Augustine was in the city today enroute home from points farther south and paid the Herald office an appreciated * visit Walter ii one c! the best informed printers on the road and Is raking In many big contracts for the Record Company Mr. E. A. Mofflt. the progressive transfer man la driving a new one And a half ton Federal truck told by the Cpbb Motor Co. WANTED — OLD CLEAN RAGS. ANY KIND EXCEPT OLD SOCKS, COATS, RANTS, OR BED SPREADS. AT THE . HERALD OFFICE. 69-tf A box of Huyler’ s Chocolates or that do'icious Log Csbip Pecan Nut Roll would be greatly appreciated and enjoyed while automobillng. Sold by Mobley’s Drug Store. 137- 6tc. . Milwaukee city election phow Mayor Daniel O. Howan, Socialist, was re­ elected over Clifton Williams, city attornej and running on d non-partfsantickct, by a majority of 3,373. Tho list of delegates to the Republi­ can national convention appears to be those approved by .Senator Latlon of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lane Follette, . mostly, although only a Mrs. E. F. Lane will have charge of few hundred pricincts have been the musical end of tho show and Ed. heard from. will have charge of the program ar-( ranging the boys in their proper For Stale Attorney places and attending to fun makers. To tho Votera of the Seventh Judi­ The ministrel will consist of fifteen cial Circuit of the State of Florida: of Sanford best male"singers and fun I hereby announce my candidacy makers and will present to the peo­ for the office of State Attonrey lo r ple her© furing the SprirJfT Festival the best local ministrel that has ever the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, consisting of the beep given In Sanford. counties- of Seminole, Volusia and Mr. Harry Kent will be interlocu­ Brevard, subject to the action of the tor and he needs no introduction to Democratic Primary to b e ’ held in the people here as Mr. Kent is an June. old ministrel man having helped the boys in tho ministrel line here a . Having had considerable experience great many times and is considered in criminal prosecutions aa County one of Sanford’s best entertainers. Solicitor of the Criminal Court qf Frank Lucy ona of Sanford great­ Record of Volusia County, for which est entertainers will be one of the position I was selected by the voters end men and to hear him is worth of Volusia County in 1916, I believe I am fully qualified to efficiently tho price of admission. perform the duties of this important The fun makers, will be Robert Herndon, Tom Martin, Frank Lucy, If favored with the nomination by Harry Hubert, E. F . Lane, Mr. Hoff­ you, L promise a, fair, fearless and man. Theme six comedians will keep Impartial administration of the du­ you laughing from the time the cur­ tain rises until the end of the show ties devolving upon me. urthampered with their new jokes and funny say­ and unbiased by any person,* clique or combination. ings. ‘ . . Respectfully) Mr. Wentworth who is now With JOHN E. PEACOCK. the Herald Printing Co., with his DcLnnd Florida. sweet tenor voice will render Oho of the very latest songs and will -be OLD FORD RACER FOUND assisted by the Seminole Quartet. • W. F. Shelly has returned homo from St. Augustine where he attend. ed the State Federation of Labor meeting and addressed the assemblage in behalf of the engineers. Mr. Shelly says the meeting was on6 of the best in the history of the organi* ration and many big things were accomplished. at Summary of (he Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers PAGE S ELECTION DAY always finds men that want to vote and are eligable if they had only Registered. Don’ t be amongst that number this time but register today if you have not already registered.. It is you that has the pride in our County, then let it be you that gets yourself in shape to vote for men that you think best fitted to lun the offices of your Cdunty, the*best and one of the fastest growing counties in the State. . AND IT IS UP TO YOU ' to also judge who is running the livest and most up-to-date Men’s Store in this town. A five store is the kind that will leave no stone unturned \o better the town, to push live movements all the time, that carries lines of clothing and furnishings like, SOCIETY BRAND and CAMPUS TOGS clothes, M ETRIC SH IRTS, NOTASEME HOSIERY, ROCKEN CHAIR UNDERWEAR, SM A R T SET SILK SHIRTS, etc., and you will have to look no further for such a store" if you will but visit “ THE STO R E THAT IS D IF F E R E N T * For Slates Attorney Mr. Hodges a member of the •TJiu. race for Stales Attorney in Seminole Quartet will have a sur­ "099" Beal Mile” A Minute Record in 1901 V --.*-' V ,* th e'S even th promises some lively prise for the audience and will be greatly appreciated by all who hear Ford Racer "999" which In 1913-4 times ns George A. DeCottes of this started the-Ford reputation toward j Hty has already announced anil in him. Mr. R. Laing will wing bass In the Success by beating the “ Mile a . this issue David Shollx of Daytona quartet" and the Seminole Qunrtet Minute” record in the bands of i the present incumbemt announces The Daughters of Wesley will Barney Oldfield and Henry Ford, and J. E. Peacock of DeLand unwill give several selections. hold a cook food sale Saturday ut himself, was recently discovered an nounces also. All of these young men Mr. Hoffman, one of the funmfcker The Union Pharmacy. 14l-2tc. bought by W. L. Ilighson, F o r d t have their adherents and all of them hns a song that has never failed to Danring party every Saturday Dealer in San Francisco. The car are young and vigorous and full of please 'any audience and will ho a night at "The Altamonte Hotel", was cleaned up, shined and insured P«*p and they will put life and .spirit treat for the Sanford people to hear Altamonte Springs. Dancing from for f 25,000 and sent on an exhibition "> this rare fur the position of him with his real negro song. 8:30 to 11:30. Tickets 76 cents each tour. It was shown at the San Fran- •States Attorney in the Seventh Mr. Robert Herndon, Sanford’s person. Goo. E. B tries St Son. cisco Automobile Show and proved ert nip rising the counties of Sem i nolo Favorite Comdeian will be there with Fri. and Sat.-tf.'• VnliiMUH and Brevard. to be a great attraction. the verylatett jokes and song and it Bell Cafe Reopened This car made its debut in 1914 is enough! said when you say Bob The Bell Cafe will open on Sat­ will be one of the premier comedians. when Henry Ford drove it to Suc­ urday morning after being complete­ cess at a speed of one mile in 39-4-6 Tom "Martin has something new ly remodeled and painted. Good seconds on an race track built on and will ‘guarantee to please you with French Chef. Best of Service at ail Baltimore Bny. The "Ford Times" his song and dance. * , times. Your patronage will he* ap­ of July 1903, referring to "999" says, Mr. Harry Hubert "The Danc­ "It won race after race in every, part preciated. t >-2tc. ing Coon" is one of the main features of the country. Its performance was Baptist Aid Society SAYS AMERICAN NAVY WAS of the show and although this is his In the best dry goods Btore in town first appearance in Sanford be will a real sensation, not only here but ALL RIGHT AND UP TO On Saturday next a pie sale is receive the warmest kind dTwcrc'ome abraod, and did os much to make STANDARD ALL THE TIME. known the name of Ford as any held, now don’ t frown * by the theatre goers or Sanford. . Washington April 8 (By Associa­ other circumstances." But mme and buy, as you come nigh ted Press) Admiral H. B. Wilson Harvey Parish will be a memher . This same article, after boasting The goods in Yowell’s nre line ajid of tl\e circle and will be one of the of the 20,000 Rord owners— thcre commanding tho Atlantic fleet told cheap the senate investigating committee Our pies in the window aro clean principal entertainers of the evening. are now more than 3,000,000— Goes that the vessels on tho active list Mr. Rivo who is not only a star on to tell why racing was discontin­ , and sweet..at base ball but also a star behind ued: "In the early days of the In­ were fully prepared when America ■ktThe sale will start at 2 P. M. so tho foot lights and will render a dustry Racing undoubtedly stimu­ entered the war and the navy decall in and spend your "tin ", partmont had the full and complete beautiful ballad. ltl-ltp . lated business and was of benefit as plans of combat of the German offen Other members of the circle will n trade brlnger for a new product. sive against the coast and prosecuted bo Doyle Clay and Raymond Philips 1 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y V Y Y Y V Y V who will be their part in a profes­ Today it is unnecessary to engage in the war with the greatest energy 1 • , jraces and Htunts to awaken interest- from tho first. He said Secretary sional manner. the Interest is wide awake and the Daniels co-operated fully with the 1 Christian Science service will V The ministrels will be new in every 1 bo held at tho Woman's Club Y respect having all now songs, new problem is how best to provide for allied admiralties and carried out . 1’ Oak avenue, between Third Y , okes, new scenery and new costumes that interest which a growing Bdeman their suggestions promptly and Y nntl Fourth streets, bn SunY nnd will guarantee to give a first dem an d'for enra evidences. * There efficiently. Y day morning at 10:45 o'clock Y class show in a regular professional was a time though, when no entry list was considered complete until Y Subjext: "Are Sin, disease and Y To Gel Half of ihc Profits manner. the Ford entry was in, nnd the re­ 1 Death real?" 141-ltc Y Miami, April 6. During the trial cords of these four and five years’ ) • Y of Thomns J. Peters, Clifford F. Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y NEW ABSTRACT CO. TO START ngo are replete with triumphs of Goodman, William W. Ward and MAY >1Ford ears, guided to victory by such Lew... B. Pridp^*bn a charge'of ccnexperts os Henry Ford Frank Kulick Big Ministrel Show April 15, 16 if* 17 s pi racy to defraud the government *'ne of the principal attractions C. P. Dickinson Is President; Capi­ and Barney Oldfield." during the war, in the federal rour tal Stock I* s i n o 000. of the Spring Festival will the the here Tuesday,-the government intrnAttractive Window htg ministrel show tinder the direrduced in evidenre un agreement pur­ It was stated yesterday that the One of the windows of Sanford porting to hr tdgnrd by the defen­ Central Florida Abstract and Title Guaranty Company, recently organ- that is attracting more than the usual dants, In which it was agreed that red to do business In Orlando, will amount of attention is the demon­ Peters und Goodman should receive jegin operations in the ourt hourc on stration window at the Hill Hardware ,50 per cent of the profits from gov­ or about May 8 next. Tho-board of Store. The Dctriot Vapor Strive is ernment contracts for furnishing tho directors us now concittutcd includes being demonstrated by a special re- bond. C. P. Dickinson, president S. A. prosenatlve of thin company and the -F O R Breakfast for Doughboys. lutcldns, vice-president; George S. window display has been arranged using tho many tempting articles of T ' i French rooks could nover*Vet Nnsh, secretary and treasurer; Leigh EVERYTHING- IN * Newell, O. P. Swope of Ovltlco food cooked on this stove in the In line with the American breakfast John MjrCuloch of Maitland, and Le- storo Und arranged by the artistic which was demanded by the American soldiers nnd other* from lids country Roy B. Giles. This board will net up band of E. R. Smith of the Hill who were called In France during Iho Hardware Company. to the first annual meeting of stock­ war. The French breakfast consists holders which takes place on the o f n roll and cofTc* while the Amer­ For Ills Colonel’ s Widow fourth Tuesday In January 1921. ican. demanded eg * ami bacon ns Danville III., Zprll 7.— Guy Kitch­ well. , . Tho application for tho charter of One the new company is already on file en, member of Battery A, Do ng Aw ay With Fear. with the secretary of state In Talla­ Hundred and Forty-ninth field ar­ The cure of fear' will have begun hassee, and this character ts to bo lose tillery, which was commanded by issued In due form on or before May the late Col. Curtis G. Redden, was when realisation comes Hint worry la elected city clerk of Danville at yes­ economically nnd otherwise unprofit­ 8. The capital of. the new company Is terday’s election. He resigned today able, Mnny n neumsthetile has bece given ns «100,000. Of this amount In favor of his colonel’s widow, who cured by learning to drive an automo­ nt more than 60 per cent, is required was left with three small children bile, to ride n horse, to swim, or by from stockholders before the com­ Accustoming himself to grout heights, to aupport. pany is In shape fo Issue abstracts lo w r ' **e« i>i«fn'tdng courage for Kitchen, who /ought in cloven ft to clle’nts. battles in tho World War, was George S. Nash, the. secretary and nominated by a number of his com­ treasurer, la due here from Jackson­ rades on the Republican ticket for ville in a few days, and o q his arrival the purpose of winning the election the actual a;ork will be* begun. A and turning tho position over to the corps of expert abstractors has been widow of their chief who died in secured and these will be pul nt work France of pneumonia after serving in the court house pending the relec- throughout the war. Redden was a tioh of permanent quarters for the noted football star at the University company. It is stated the board of of Michigan. directors have under consideration a definite location.—Orlando Sontlna No-MIstako Check. • A California man Is the patentee Fort Rent— Nicely furnished house of a baggage cheek mode In two parts, Socialist , Rc-clectcd MaOor of which rauat he placed together to form keeping apartment. Separgte gaa for i Milwaukee Ita* number, presenting mistakes cooking and baking—alao ■ one similar iiuiynuro- HlCCiy iutmaunikf n / April 7. *• •‘-Com-w in - caused by checkii wftj» ays kiuiiihi Milwaukee,' Wi£ nicely' furnished bed room. Mra. plete but Unofficial retdrrta from tho N Ixoh oV ar ' 5 ft 10 cent ■tore. ■ ' • - " . *>: ’ * ’ ADMIRAL WILSON GIVES HIS VIEWS HEADQUARTERS For Sale— Good work ■ mule, For Sale—By the owner store, weight 100 pounds, Ford Trurk, buildings, dwellinghourcsnnd vacant 1917 model, fertilizer distributor, lota. W m . II. Hynes, 919 French 2 cultivators. Phone 220 W or P. Ave. * 13S-12tc. O. Box 174: , or . 140-3tc For Kale—Stable Manure in car Wanted fo buy a McCnskey Reg­ lots. Buflkin & Girvin, Bisbee Bldg. 110-50tc. ister Enquire at Herald Olficx. Jacksonville, Fla. 140-3re. For Sale—One lot of Duroc hoga nnd pigs. Any nmnunt you wni^ For Bent Furnished rooms for from one to lot. G. W. Spencer. housekeeping or bedrooms. 210 121-tfc. Park Ave. 138-tf. Lost— Sm all. Airdale -puppy about LOst Girl's Wrist Watch. Re­ six weeks old. Black with tan feet, ward if returned to Herald Olfiro, bob tail. Reward: Randall Chase, 141-3tp. 135-tf For Sale Baby Rhode Island Wanted-Second Hand Poultry wire St Reds, batched by hens at Mrs. I). Poultry yaerd equipment for cash. D. Marxian. Three miles west on Write "P oultry" care llerlad 136-6tp First street. I4l-3tp For Rent—Qne largo well furnished For Rent Completely furnished room 717 Park Ave. 118-tf. new apartment. Summer rates. B. 141-Gtc. Lost, strayed or stolen, Hrindle bull dog answers to name of Dixie. Finder return to Brown's Market and receive reward. 141-4tc, For Sale—Vault doors, L. S. Care of Herald. SUGGESTIONS FOR SPR ING BEANS LIMA BEANS BEETS EGG P L A N T SQUASH TOMATOES CUCUMBERS SWEET CORN PEPPERS uddrer a 127-tfc. Wanted— 1009 shoes to repair, A. E. Dobbins, Electric Shoe Re­ pairing 4th St. and Sanford Ave, Leffter Block. t36-6tp. For Salo—Two story 8 room house and garage. Clear title. Sanford , Heights. Apply No. 402, Sanford | avenue. 113-tfc. For Sale—2 attractive homes on Oak Ave., I on Park, 4 on Magnolia, 4 on Palmetto, 2 on Myrtcl, 1 on 9th St., 2 on Elm, 1 on 3rd St., 2 on Laurel, I on Sanford Heights. f?ice building lots on Park and Magnolia Ave., Celery Farms any size from I acres to 2 5 acres. 1nu/ance. E. F. Lane, Phone 452. 137-fitr We Have The SEED— FRESH C H A SE & C O . SANFORD, FLA. FULFIL YOUR DUTY G r o c e r ie s SPECIAL P R IC E TALL CREAM $ 1 .5 0 D o z . SMALL CREAM 75c D o z . N ot only to your country but to your loved one. You are N OT D OIN G your duty if you do not think of the future. You ARE DOING your duty if you SAVE. Which shall it Be?- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PEOPLES BANK OF i- ---j “• 'V *•. - : . -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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