16 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/64c54fa16f35502d0a72dd821497cc3e.pdf 6ce80f696cfc8450b91a414519f418af PDF Text Text IN TH E HEART OF THE W ORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, F LO R ID A , SA TU R D A Y , JA N U A R Y 1, 1921 d if f e r e n t NUM BER 231 EASTERN, C E N T R A L A N D W ESTERN FIN A N C IE R S CO NFIDENT po li WITH R E PU B L I­ CAN RULE TH E G O V E R N M E N T M A C H IN E R Y P A U S E S TO C E L E B R A T E NEW YEAR (B , n , A i w l i l x ) P r ill) W A S H IN G T O N , Jnn. 1.— Govern­ ment machinery nt Washington paused today to greet the Incoming year. On account o f the president’s illness the usual N ew Year reception at the White House to members o f the diplo­ matic corps was dispensed with and a reception tendered at the homo o f Acting Secretary o f State Morman Davis. Secretaries Baker and Daniels held open houso to receive N ew Y ear cnlls from the public and officers o f the Arm y and N avy and M arine Corps Both houses o f congress adjourned. t4lt, will have full working control of the house of representatives after Kirch 1th. • Checking up the new list today, R/p. Madden, Republican, o f Illinois, fwed that with the opening o f the mv session the section cast o f the Mississippi and north of the Ohio riv« would have a solid Republican TOtinr strength of 228. The house Bijority is 218. Msdden’s figures indicated this sec­ tion pays 84H per cent of all taxes with the south and west, nt present tbit to control the house by Joint ac­ tion, piping the balance. This will give the Republicans from the Uxpsying belt a clean ma­ jority hereafter, over all combina­ tions," Mr. Madden declared, “ and I Ulkve we will soon begin to see a (huge in the sectional or class leg­ islation. •Under Democratic administrations the south has been in the saddle, and the south paid only 0 per cent o f all Uses. Almost all people have admit­ ted that the landslide would put the vest on top in tho house, but they were wrong, The territory paying tis freight will run the executive en­ gine. It ought to be a good omen. It mesas that tho majority o f stock­ holders of the country will have tho lut say in the question o f legislation. “By the vote in November the peo­ ple ka/e said that the tail no longer should wag the dog in congress.” With the change of administrations early in the new yenr will come the adoption of a new foreign policy by the government, a shake up in feder­ al departments, many new faces in congress and a start on the legisla­ tive program which leaders arc fo r­ mulating. Occupying a prominent place in public interest will be the peace pro­ gram of the new administration, in­ cluding the formnl ending o f the state of war with Germany and the fram ­ ing of new commercial treaties. T ar­ iff and revenue revision also have front rank in the Republican program « r the extra session, which Presi«nt-elect Harding is expected to call *°°n after his inauguration. Action by the present congress is upected to be limited to urgent busi­ ness, including appropriations fo r c*st year; farmers’ relief measures; government regulation o f cold ator»gt and, possibly establishment o f a nstional budget system, together with Prelirrmary preparation o f legislation for it» establishment. Tk*'* is legislation in prospect fo r “ *xl f‘ M,»i°n which Includes rcor; r U,ion ,,f *nnny departments; dc°?Cunl 'ho American merchant ‘^ C E GOLF LINKS 3PEN NK" ’ YEAR’S DAY WITH TOURNAMENT 1 PIERCE, Jnn l __Tho onie WOMAN IS SHOT DEAD N E A R E, the people of Sanford and Seminole County, can look ahead with the most LU / pleasant anticipations, today, as we stand upon the threshold of another; year. Without stopping to look behind us we can sum up one o f the most prosperous vears in our history. 1920 had its shares o f troubles and sorrows and trials and tribulations, but in the summing up of affairs in the last analysis the people o f this section of the greatest state in the union can well feel that we are blessed in mnny ways and more blessed than many in other states. It is true that all is not peace and pros­ perity and yet the trials that beset us as we speed toward another year are but the difficul­ ties and the hills to be surmounted that will eventually lead us into the plains and the valleys o f peace and contentment— not the contentment that stops progress but the contentment that comes o f a work well done. ■ The year 1921 offerB more to the citizens of this city and county than can well be summed up in these few lines. I f the real facts and figures could be set forth here they would be astound­ ing and this paper will present them in a later issue for they aré well worth public notice of those who are not residents and will also prove interesting to those who reside here. The Banks have had a most prosperous season. They have met every demand made upon them by the peo­ ple who wanted assistance, they have showed re­ markable gainB in deposits and as usual have ex­ hibited that safe and stable condition that fol­ lows conservative banking. They are the bul­ warks o f our social and financial status and upon them we depend for our commercial enterprises. The business men of this city and of the county state that they never hnd a better season. De­ spite tho fact that falling markets have mode merchandising a difficult matter our merchants have adopted a conservative policy but a most progrçssive one of marking down their goods as the markets fell thus not only giving their cus­ tomers the benefits of the prices but avoiding the policy of carrying over the old lines when the new fashions were coming in and the many sales here have brought hundreds of new shop­ pers to the city as well as keeping the local trade at home. Our merchants have many surprises in store for the trade in the next few months nnd they will continue to sell goods nt the same close margins o f profit nnd will stock up with the beat and the very latest in everything that the buy­ ing public desires. Many chnnges in the busi­ ness world nre contemplated here. As rdcorded yesterday there will be a new bnnk here, a new trust company, several new firms will embark in realize that the big prices do not prevail this year as they have in the past. I f labor and freight rates and the prices on crate and fe rti­ lizer follow suit the farmer will be content to take his share of the burden t l^ t follows re­ adjustment after a great war. Sanford farmers are on a solid foundation nnd will get together and make good on the celery crop and the many spring crops. The world is obliged to eat and Sanford farmers will supply them. They are not discouraged by a temporary loss for they can re­ coup and come back easier and more quickly than their less fortunate brethren in other states. There is no need for pessimistic thoughts today as we face the future in this great section that offers so much to the home-seeker, to the seeker after health and wealth nnd the man who wants to live in the finest part of the world. This city has taken a new lease on life, hns tak­ en a fresh start that is not a boom or a bubble that will burst nt the first pin prick of adversity. Sanford is growing steadily with a healthy growth that will enrry it ahead o f all competi­ tion in the next five years nnd with the spirit that accomplishes results there will never again be even a whisper o f failure or of a retrograde movement in the section that has been blessed by nature ns no other part of the world. ’ And in this.prosperity nnd good fellowship the Sanford Herald joins its hundreds of renders and patrons with the wish that they will stand to­ gether, forget nil differences, political and other­ wise, nnd work together in the year of 1921 that holds such golden promises— golden fruit thnt is ready to pluck by the people who have shown the faith in the years gone by nnd who have nev­ er wavered in their allegiance to their home. Push ahead, look fonvard nnd not backward, look upward nnd not downward, take up the horn nnd drop the hammer, push fonvard nnd not pull backward. This section will be what we mnke it in 1921. • , [yciu b will b. (o r m .ll, „ P .ned •& w m l _» will < h “, r nn* c hi h u iL i!“ ,n “ • Harree Is accompanied by bis w ife and daughten who w ill be associated with him in the management o f hi* new property. * Mr. and M r*. B. E. Brown, form er• fa m ^ ~ hostelry for owners; o f the J ._____ »o retire from over 25 years, pl»n to which they have the hotel business o f ' and w ill live mnde such a success, „ the Putnami at their home adjacent. to Inn, which was not Included in ■the ■- P U T N A M IN N A T D E L A N D IS SOLD offered to pro­ D E L A N D , Jan. 1.— One o f the A tourn» m« i t fo r largest real estate transactions made «*• -ame time. tho past year was closed here yenterday when the Putnam Inn, DeLand's leading commercial hotel, w as sold to Frank H arree, who w ill take charge today. Consideration Is understood to hnve been $75,000. • «sale. O R LA N D O , Fla., Jan. 1.— The 1021 State Teachers Association convention will be held In Orlando next December, when between 1800 and 2000 teachers from all parts o f the state snd some o f the foremost educators in the United States are scheduled to address the convention. j -------------------------—------------------------ | Farm ers in Dpde county arc lookF o r years Mr. H a m a was |essee Now that women have the v o tf, It |ng forw ard to the school, to be held and manager o f the Hotel Springer at Columbus, Ga., and o f the Aragon is no longer proper to sny that poll- here b y specialists from the Agricul;tural College Iste In December. and W ynnecoff hotels o f Atlanta. Mr. tics make strange bedfellows. - . . . . .. ....... ... . ___ s . -• O R LA N D O , Jan. 1.— One o f the most cold-blooded murders in the his­ tory o f Orange county occurred last night nbout 7 o’clock a t Goldenrod, about five miles cast o f W inter Park, when J. P. Wilson shot and killed Mrs. George E. Dyal ns she drove to the gate o f her home in company with her husband and three children. A load o f No. 10 shot wns fired at close range into her breast, killing her instantly. She had leaped from the wagon in nnswer to tho summons o f Wilson to “ sit perfectly still," and was approaching Wilson when the shot was fired. The horse, becoming frightened, shied and plunged down fhe road, car­ rying with it Mr. Dynl nnd his chil­ dren. Chief Vestel, o f Orlnndo police de­ partment, was in W inter Park at the time the murder was reported, and In company with Chief o f Police Dove A L L ALO N G T H E L IN E IS GEN E R A L T R E N D O P F IN A N ­ C IA L T H O U G H T NE W YO R K , Jan. 1.— Leading New York bankers whose business extends into all parts o f the country, declared today that a sound basis was being created fo r more stable and healthful business during tho year o f 1021. Tho concensus o f opinion i i th a t deflation is loosening the speculative» grip on many basic commodities, and has brought sounder and more norm­ al conditions into the nation’s busi­ ness life. Credit will be more fle x i­ ble in 1021 they declare. Employers, wage earners and merchants must share alike in cuts fo r their commo­ dities and service, they pointed out, The business crisis precipitated by retrenchment has passed. Chicagoans Confident. CHICAGO, Jan. 1.— Heads o f Chi­ cago’s greatest banking institutions in statements today predicted a gen­ eral stabilisation o f prices and tw elve months o f very steady improvement in general condition! to the coming year. Cessation o f unuaunl expansion c f credits and currency and a prob­ able construction campaign in every line o f industry were the major notes in a statement made by George R eyContinental nolds, president o f the and Commercial banks. . Optimistic In W eit. S A N FR ANC ISCO , J b p . 1.— Confi­ dence that America is fundamentally sound and thut courage and faith w ill restore American business and f i ­ nance to normal, stabilized conditions was expressed today by leading San Francisco bankers. ANOTHER MTJRDER jail, where he is said to have talked M AN freely o f the crime later to the police. AND W OM AN W ERE SU IC ID ES B U T W E R E K IL L E D NOT JA C K S O N V ILLE , Jan. 1.— Bit b y bit the tangled akalna o f the m yatery junroundlng the killing o f a man and the fatal wounding o f a woman Thurs­ day morning In the Florida Hotel on West Bay street, are being unwound THERE AR R E S T TW O M EN W H E N T H E Y GO TO G E T T H E C O IN by the police. But, with tho clearing up o f every polnb bo fa r proved, the m y s t e iy yet grows deeper and now the auth­ orities nr clncllned tho believe that, the man who registered a t f f i « ' hotel ns W. F. Mendowsi was not: killed by the woman thought to bo* his wife, but by n third party. LHrowise, the theory Is now advanced that the woman did not try to k ill herself, but that she, too, was shot by n third party. The woman, up to Fridny afternoon was still alive, but hns not regulned consciousness since the shooting and her death w a s momentarily expected. These facts wero established F r i­ day: , The man who wna killed as ho lay aclcep In bed was nob M„ F . Meadows o f Tulsa, Okla., but Jack Sandfcur o f Oklahoma City/ Okla. A letter found In the personal e f­ fects o f the woman showed that, last October, she married a man b y the name o f W . F. Meadow*. W. F. Meadows, Sr., o f M oultrie, Ga., fath er o f W . F. Meadow* o f M IA M I, Jnn. 1.— Two men arrested here Into today by ngents o f the de­ partment o f Justice nnd local police nre being held for investigation in connection with the th eft Inst Mon­ day o f $72,000 from tho destroyer Satterlee nt Norfolk, Vn. They were seized by police at tho office o f the American Express Com­ pany, where one o f the young men called to procure n package, said to contain approximately $18,000 o f the stolen funds, which wna addressed to him from Norfolk. Both men denied complicity in the robbery. Government officials and police refused to divulge the names o f the, prisoners pending advices from the authorities in N orfolk. , Each o f the men arrested Is under the age o f twenty-one and have been identified as seamen on the Satterlee when It was in this p ort recently, it is said. The men received their train­ ing at the naval air station In Miami 8E N A TO R C H A M B E R L A IN during the war. R EPO R TE D IM P R O V IN G Police officer* refuse to divulge the W A S H IN G T O N , Jnn. 1.— Senator names o f the alleged culprits. Chamberlain, Oregon, underwent tb t second operation yesterday. H e la r e ­ The only certaintiei o f life are ported as resting well today nnd b is denth, disappointment and taxes. condition said to be aattsfactory. �, / * __ it 1 iM m THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY,'DECEMBER 3 I shall bo subject to tit« provision« o f the F lo rid « tax law a fte r inch a ve­ hicle haa been In this itate fo r a 1period o f 30 days. SO U TH EASTERN AND EASTERN ROADS T A K E O F F P R O ­ POSED T A X . PROVISIONS OF T H E L A W A N D SCHEDULES A R B G IV E N BELOW, cssnry authority to commit their lines to any action. Under tho clrcumstancos It .will be necessary fo r Florida shippers and the Florida Rallrond Commission to go nhend with the contest o f tho caso before the cxnmlncr o f tho Interstate Commerce Commission in Jacksonville Jnn. 21, and a final hearing before tho commission In Washington Jan. 31. Points then to be mado will be practically tho same ns made yesterday. Represent«tivos o f southeastern lines nt this hearing will unnouncc their withdrawnl o f tho new rules voluntarily, but it was doubted here if final uction in the matter will be tnken by northern lines until the case is adjusted by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Growers’ representatives were greatly gratified by the action o f thc southeastern ronds, and encouraged by it to believe the final outcome w ill enable perishable shipper« to retain practically a ll’ the advantage o f formcr diversion privileges. D. C. Gillett and C. E. Stewart o f Grow. J A C K S O N V IL L E , Dec. 31 era and shippers o f Floridn won a complete moral victory In their confercncc yesterdny in Jacksonville with traffic executives o f southeastern and eastern railroads on thc subject o f di­ version privileges on citrus fruits and vegetables, even though sonic details remain to be adjusted inter with thc northern lines, and thc cane must be heard by thc Inter-State Commcrco Commission. A largo number o f citrus and vege­ table growers nnd shippers came to Jacksonville to meet the railroad ex­ ecutives. A t a prcliminnry confer­ ence on Wednesday night the ship­ pers selected a committee o f their number to handle thc picscntation o f their case, which wns most ably ninde yesterday. J. C. Chase, president; J. H. Ross, o f the Florida Citrus Ex­ change; E. D. Dow, traffic manager, and George A. Scott, sulcs manager ot that organization; John F. Thomas. George Williams nnd W. H. Mouse! fo r tho Florida men, made d tremen­ dously strong case ngainst thc pro posed new restrictions upon diversions. Dr. Ross pleaded with the railroad men "not to lay thc last straw upon the back o f the camel which nlrcndy is overburdened by outrageously high freigh t charges and high costa o f pro­ G O V E R N M E N T TO S E L L A duction.” M ILLIO N DOLLARS W ORTH The speakers were heard with grava OF LIQ U OR IN N E W YO RK attention by the railroad men, who then adjourned to talk things over among themselves. A fte r an hour they requested thc growers’ nnd ship­ pers’ committee to meet with them again at 4 o’clock, and thc m eeting. adjourned for lunch. A t 4 o’clock began an informal con- To the Members of the Chamber of Commerce of San ford, v II? T' A \ MiYT P A ill Automobile licenses fo r *the year 1021 ■will bo due niter January 1st, II l l v l a i \1 m J and fo r the state must be pnld nt -------Tnllnhnsscc while on cars and trucks (^ ty ^innagCr Eugene Masters nnused for hire and traffic an additional nounccj this morning that the city license for tho county must bo pnld w m begin a drivo against untagged at the tax collector's office. 'dogs on January 1st, police officers On motor vehicles fo r privato use kein instructed to kill all dogs upon only the only state and county license whlch tho legally required license tax is pnld nt Tallahnsscc. For vehicles j,Ua n0^ been pnld and nrrest the ownused for commercial purposes tho ad- er8 0f 8UCh animals. This license was dltlon for the county is one-hnlf thnt j uc October first nlong with the compaid to the state. Tho law also re- mcrcinl and professional nccuhstion quires that the city cannot collect «j^e latter have been paid up more thnn the amount o f the license f or tj,0 most part, but dog owners tax for the county. j tG tlnte, with a few isolated cxcopA ll nuto licenses for the year 1921, ^ on8| have ignored the purchase o f thnt Is for those who own cars now, \ aRg f or theirdumb friends. Through is due the first o f the yenr, and viola- Jthc cojumn8 0f the Evening Record tors arc subject to penal handling fo r fj,0 city administration is givin g a failure in complying with thc law. A p - flnni notlce to all dog owners In St. plication blanks, as a rule, can be se- Augustine. Fridny midnight Is the cured from cither thc sheriff's offico |nst ^our o f grace; beginning Snturor the tax collector’s office. Following (Jny ,norning all untagged dogs will is thc schedule o f licensed tax: l)0 Bjajn by the police and thc ownPaHscnger Vehicles Crs o f such animnls arrested fo r vioScries A — Motorcycles, $2. lotion o f thc low.— SL Auustinc Re­ Series B— Automobiles and other cord. Gentlemen: » Sanford is a nice town— nice location— nice people__ good business— good air— good times. W e like Sanford! We cannot believe, however, that Sanford likes us. W hy? For one month,-30 days, my w ife nnd I have been diligently searching for an apartment. At last I offered a reward to anyone who will find us one within certain limits. Thnt ad is three days old. As yet noth ing doing. To stay in your town we must have a place to live. It is presumed that others must be in the oame predi­ cament. Get me? 7? Get wise! N. B.: The rewnrd o f $10 is good until further notice, HOTEL F IR E BU RNS O N E M A N IN T E X A S * BIG P R O P E R T Y LOSS (Br Th. AiiocUt*d Tttu) FO R T W O R TH , Tex., Dec. 31.— One man was burned to death in fire that destroyed Mansion Hotel and dam­ aged nearby buildings here today. Loss two hundred and fifty thousand dol- KOKOM O, U N IT E D STA TE S A N D M IL L E R T IR E S H O W E RED TU B E S > a p p y r a a► . .. . •» .> . «» •• «« •» •» •» * :: » * •» > i * •• •* «» D e u i § m , To the people of Sanford and Seminole County: I thank you for the biggest Christmas business I ever had. . i • HENRY M’LAUUN YOUR JEW ELER FOR 33 Y E A R S Our friends the Russians seem to be using nnils in place of money now­ days has to take n vow o f poverty be­ adays, if wc arc to believe thc latest fore going into her work. Thc sal­ news dispatches. Next thing well ary is like some of thc children— n hear they arc carrying nail scissors caso o f arrested development. to cut down expenses. Tho average school teacher nowa­ n. & O. MOTOR C O M PA N Y Sanford, Florida ages,” spilled.1 SANFORD GALA ALL NEXT Will Furnish the Amusements and There W ill Be Something Doing Every Minute With Plenty o f Music, Attractions, Noises and Fun o f the Bight Sort. Read what the Palm Beach Tropical Sun says o f the JOHNNY JONES S H O W S This Season • * The Seminole Sun Dance committee were wise in selecting Johnny J. Jones to come to West Palm Bench to give a show to help in making expens­ es for the next Sun Dance, March 9-10-11, next spring. He has the best Carnivnl we have ever seen. He has everything nnd so much of it is new. He has undertaken a new departure in amusements nnd is cutting out the clap-trap and filling in with educational nnd nrt work. His free war mus­ eum is a wonder and is a liberal history of the wnr in itself. Thc European battle front with a thousand moving figures, seige guns and disappearing batteries and regiments of soldiers in trench nnd shell proof dugout and in trees and on mountain tops is an exact picture of an engagement, nnd all electrically controlled. And to think that an American from Urbnnn, Ohio, took away the special job of the Swiss music box makers— why it is more wonderful thnn the Strnsburg clock. In art the classic "Stella” that cost the St. Louis collector $100,000 is the most talked about picture of thè modern painters and is the master­ piece of Nnpolcon Ninni, the premier Italian nrtist. In the snme list is “ Superba” a benutiful combination of painting nnd life sized human figures representing the masterpieces of the Europenn nnd American galleries. The feature here Is the lighting effects nnd the artistry of posing, in pictures bo famous and so artistically reproduced that nothing lewd or sug­ gestive ever enters thc mind o f the beholder. It recalls the electrical shows at the Chicago World’s Fair with colored storm efects. It should be seen for ita educational value nnd art expression. .. M »f + + * + ♦ ♦ ♦ f + +++++++♦+♦ ? The Lilliputions arc meritorious in tho extreme for they arc the most refined and commanding since the days of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thumb and Commodore Nutt. Prince Denison, M’lle Sulonc, Princess Marguerite and Baroness Leonie, are very attractive and hold receptions with true courtli­ ness. * The the educational animal show where a whip would seem unneces­ sary except for show. Lions, jaguars, leopards, elephants, camels, goats, performing monkeys, pumas and a wild West Show of real plainsmen nnd trick riders in an original border drnmn, in which the trick mule is n star and tho horse thief is caught, the audience encored nnd on all sides wns ex­ clamations of "That’s some show ain’t it?” There nre hundreds of things not on the bill with this show aggrega­ tion. It is a constant surprise and everything is a novelty and so clean and devoid of the rough house spoiler thnt one thinks he is in n museum. Thc one show is laid out on both sides of our concrete roadway through the park nnd runs from Altehn north through the pnrk to the railroad bridge for two long blocks nnd every twenty feet is something else.- It would take us a week to see it, and hear entertainer Ed. R. Snltcr tell how good Johnny J. Jones was and how particularly he scrutinized all shows daily and all new acts to see that no vulgarity or short change acts are given. There is only one Ed. Snltcr and he is with Johnny J. Jones nnd there is only one Johnny J. Jones on the show map in the carnival routings. We are trying to get him here for the Sun Dance March 9-10-11 Commencing Monday January 3 . �TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1,1921 PAGE TWO SâriFôRD DÀîtï HERALD / b *01 \ 0 *an i\ tiA*O LU i\ VHMN] ovlf TO\M& VJÛOVkCNCft iXtftW. < «TOOK DP «ttUsLoPCC Vt VNfctt 'MeTKTONKVITO >4 OKDCR V M M -ruWttt ûoifcttfc moco ojautw*' u v rfx nuts'ujc. alv ; )O O t >n TVAttV* çtOftUuV -t u ' r op 9L J. H O L L Y ......................... Editor N . J. LILLA R D ..S ecretary-Treasurer General Manager *B . A. NEEL rpooa patvjTO M V* p o o a uSu \ AMCUtfc *r OVt.&OMl) l 'a a codcx, oC v i o a v o ' ROBERT J. H O LLY, Jr. Circulation Manager Thohfc H erald Office 148 or Ö4, to a total Increase o f transportation expenses o f $12,150,000. The average price per net ton o f coal In Septem­ ber, 1010, was $3.10; in September, 1020, it was |4.64, an increase o f 40 D*)lvara4 la CUp hp CarHar per cent. Trainmen’s wages increas­ 13 C«aU ed in the same time from 20.0 cents Member o f the Associated Press I per freight train mile, to 37.0; or 41 per cent, setting tho railways back over $0,700,000. There were corresr ponding increases in tho cost oY m ov­ ing passenger trains. The above figures take no account Don't know thnt it sounds better, o f the increased cost o f maintaining tracks and equipment, which nil Just a little newer und like some of show a henvy increase in the past tho new friends sfceu.s fret her. year. An increased efficiency In handling th traffic, was tho only way But to old 1020 we wish to say thnt to offset this heavy increase in oper­ THF. H O LID A Y THOUGHT, you were nil righ t, old kid. W e had ating expenses. That the managers m ore joys than sorrows nnd much did show n great increase in effici­ T o r which to be htankful. ency, is a testimony to the benefits re­ sulting from private control. Unpre­ I f the new youngster of 1021 does cedentedly large carloads and trainma woll or better we will tell him londs o f freigh t were handled during mbout it this tim e next year but wo the year, saving shippers and the pub­ j»rc hoping thnt in Snnford the year lic many millions o f dollars. This T hat opens today will bo the best or.e was possible through the co-operation o f our career. * o f the marngers and the shippers. It is hoped that the same co-operation And In this new year we hope to will be practised fo r the coming year. b e nhel to serve the people more e f­ — Tampa Times. ficien tly thnn eve r before. W e hope ful custom. It is n very remarkable ; ----------- o------------ * t o join hands w ith the band o f boost­ thing, that nt this time each y e a r ,1 Fiver Preient |n Mental Disease. . e r s that are taking possession here practically all the people drop for n Doc|or Hom, ,n the Boston Medical and build the biggest and best city in moment the incessant hustle fo r their j journal adds a new Item to medical Florida. own advantage and begin thinking knowledge o f mental disease. In T1 what they can do fo r someone else. ’ mental patients, fevers, slight or seM ay we all g e t thnt vision and get The fact thnt, they give so freely and vere, transitory or chronic, occurred th a t spirit o f building and boosting generously, often to a considerable : In over SO per cent, a surprising reand lay away the hammers in the proportlon o f thein yearly income, In - , ftKnosp> var|o(| nnd , bow ^ fflTer m oth balls o f 1020 nnd resolve to dicates thnt human nature has in it occurred |n imbecility, epilepsy, arm ake the new yenr the greatest one n wonderful capacity for unselfish terlosclerotlc dementis, general parin our history. Resolve today that notion, If it enn be developed. alysls, dementia praecox and maniac a ll o f your energies will he confined So the Chiratmns g ift custom ought depressive psychoses. O f 10 maniac t o this point in all things und the new not to be abolished. It would lie b e t - ' depressive tnsnnlty patients, 1» had y e a r will be the brightest and best Of 10 defever and 0 did not mentln praecox patients, 6 had fe ­ one that we have ever passed. ver and 11 did not, this being the only disease In which normal temper Sanford starts the new year with «turns were found more often than such bright prospects that no one the reverse. should have any doubts, any gloom­ in g « , any grouches, any pessimistic “ Old Colony*' Dinner, -tendencies whatsoever in the next That cranberries belong to the tra­ T w elve months a t least. We can make ditional Pilgrim dinner In shown by a new start today with the thought the menu o f the “ decent repast" th a t we are gettin g somewhere with served at the first “ Celebration of the ‘b ig plans, big objects, big assets ami Landing o f our Forefnthers," which b ig men to put them over. Start to­ was observed December 22, 1709. This d a y right with the smile that should dny was celebrated by the Old Colony Jitay all yenr. club of Plymouth with n procession nnd n dinner consisting of n largo baked Indian whortleberry pudding, a S AN FO R D ’S M E R C H AN TS dish of emiqtielneh (succntash); n dish of clams; a dish o f oysters nnd Sanford undoubtedly has the great­ dish of codfish; n haunch of venison e s t bunch o i boosters irj the world roasted by the first Jack brought Into the colony; n dish o f fo w l; cranberry .and especially is this true o f the mer­ tarts, s dish of frost fish and eels, nn chants. They may not believe in ad­ apple pit, n eourse of cheese mnde In vertising all the time—but those that the old colony. d o not ure coming to it every tiny— ■A4v*rti*t*r Batea Ka4a JUava SELF-RELIANCE- Application Black Opal Prised. and yet every one o f them believe in Almost every known gem Is mined th e ir Daily nnd Weekly Herald and In Australia. The hlnek opal Is tho w e never go to them in vain fo r adver­ most beautiful of nil. It has Increased tising. They believe in their daily 3U O per cent In value In the last two W H Y T H E R AILR O AD S A R E R U N and want to see it grow big fo r they years and the best quality now brings K ING H E IIIN D know what it is doing to boost the nearly $40 n carat. It ranges lu size c ity of Sanford. We went to them from 1 to 10 caruU. yesterday in a big hurry. They were T R A IN SCHEDULE nil ns busy ns bees and had no time t o talk advertising. Rut every man Corrected on November 15, >020 that was approached for a New Southbound Year's card in the Herald fo r today plnced the advertisement in the paper. Departs N o t a man refused. Not a man even 2:40a. m. hesitated. W c filled two pages in | 8:40 a. m. less than two hours and only waited 1:38 p. m. ____ 1:28 p. m. u few minutes with each customer 3:20 p. m. ____ 2:55 p. m. where the merchants were busy. Oth7:45 p. m. ____ 7:30 p.m . •ers we could not see were called up -o vr the phone and after we had gone North Hound Departs partly over the list there w ere twen­ Arrive ty firms le ft out thnt could not be to make them nn nttrnctlvc invest­ 2:03 a. m. ____ 1:48 a. m. plnced in the regular apace because ment for cnpitln, nnd this for n single 1 12:05 p. m. ____ 11:45 a. m. What is the ^ we could not set the stuff In time for month o f operation. 2:55 p. m. ____ 2:35 p. m. today's paper. This is what we call cause o f the deficit? The railway 4:05 p. m. ____ 4:00 p. m. backing the paper. This is what we experts have figured the cost o f op­ ____ 10:00 p. in. enterprise. This is what wc can eration down to a fine point, and they Leesburg Branch 'ca ll co-operation. It means thnt wc are enlightening. The average miles Departs Arrive a re willing and ready to Btnnd behind traveled by each freight car, the av7:30 a. m. Sanford nnd her business • men fur- erage load per freight car and the 7:35 p. m. •cver and when wo send out our New nverngo tons per train have all been ____ 4:00 p. m. .Year’» greetings today to tho many determined with absolute accuracy, ....1 1 :5 5 a. m. and they all brenk prevlour records. T rilby Branch Why is it then that the roads are not Departa Arrive earning n reasonable return on their 8:00 a. m. capital? A comparison ,o f expenses 3:25 p. m. with those o f previous yenrd will nnG:30p. m. swer the question. b r u it s ____2:00 p. in. For Instance, the cost o f locomotive Oviedo Branch repnirs for each freight train that Departs Arrive waa moved one mile in September, ....1 1 :0 0 a. m 1019, was 43,(1 cents; in 1020 it was 50.8 cents, an increase o f 14 per cent. This called for a total increase in op­ erating expenses o f $0,300,000 The Dally, except Sunday, increase in the wages o f engineers and firemen for each mile n freigh t train was run, in the same time, wns from 23.3 cents, to 31.6 cents or 36 d raw in g per cent. This accounted for over Pressing . . . . These are but a few of the evidences of the courageous determination and self-denial that we find expressed in the fact and general bearing of the successful business man of today. F. P. Forster, President. C A R OF LETTUCE HAMPERS OMOLINE SW EET FEED, per sack. PERUINA SCRATCH FEED, per sa ck ... PURINA CHOWD DER, per sack . A m p le Stocks Nitrate Soda one mace O u r Prices W ill Save You Money COM PANY S ervice That Counts We have the Sales Force, Location, Experience and Financial Responsibility On Park Ave., bet. Third nnd Fourth Sts. • THE BEST BUY IN TH E CITY By Renting Rooms you can Make It pay for Itself. GOOD TERMS Wholesale Commission Merchants 1304 East Cary Street Richmond, Va. Car lot receivers nnd distributors all kinds Fruit and Produce Consignments Solicited | H tfrrtn ctt t 'X z s i x i ï i ï i S X T •The Real Estate Man” TJ ym. Itr-Mi nt ol Ninfortl »1 Ï0* lint Sirp*t * .* Pure, Sweet, * .«* a * »« “ Wholesome Delivered Fresh Every Day MILLER’S BAKERY Lord's Purity W ater As Good as the Best Dally Service Phone 66 S P E C IA L BAR G A IN S FOR THE FIRST c C O M P L E T E H O U S E B IL L CARTER LUMBER CO The Citizens of Seminole County LIS T E N — A L L YE F A IR PEO PLE W H ILE W E T E L L A B O U T W H IL E W E SINO AB0U1 The Sub-Tropical Mid-Winter Fair Orlando, Fla., Feb. 15,16,17,18,19,1921 T H IS IS TO BE T H E V E R Y F IN E S T E X P O S ITIO N Y E T H BLD IT IS TO BE DEVOTED T O YO U A N D YO U R INTERESTS. It Is to embrace the products, official or private, o f five coaB” ties in the best section o f the state, Vfolaka Coffe ÿ*Âom» * f9 7 ‘W tla k w SÜuiiáttyy P ro m p t Delwe Cotton Seed Meal Srocorios $5,000,000 increase In operating ex­ penses. Tho cost o f fühl per freigh t train rnllo increased from 45 cent« to 05 cents, or 45 per cent, amounting 317 East First SL U. F. Whltner, Cashier. JUST RECEIVED A FRESH J^ros/i Vegetables u rn o r POW ERINHIATIVE— CONFIDENCE— , S M IT H BROTHERS E xpert Repair W ork T H A T 'S Y O U AND Y O U R COUNTY. W E * ASK Y O U -W lU * YO U H E LP? Johnnie J. Jones’ remarkable United Shows, bigger and b*tl*r will occupy our ground« from December to tho lime o f opening Fair in order to get ready for it. iv . R. O 'N E A L President J. U G ILES Treasurer Secretary �f-iV i'v vt y viv*. *'% ■jTfcT/V “ V>' ' <X - THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1,1921 M rved. Piioca ww» M iveu «11 luru the evening. There were about one hundred couple« who counted this one o f the most pleasant o f the many pleasant dances which have been given during this holiday season. KATnnVN W IK B Y , M m KISS B<’ pjjone <28 l £ ^ S rF0BTHB 't t js f s s r t t ¡ ^ V j n d M « - ™ CSt0" ’ , „ | tfrs. L ie IIoBkctt, parents .Hj* s#m Yontx, and Miss HasM n;. Msstcr J n ^ Haskett camo «Itiija y and will have an apartment Jj tjit Welaka for the winter. y i „ Emma Owen, who has been M ,,.«t of her sister, Mrs. L. P. J tfS er ior the holidays, le ft Frifor Fort Pierce. Qnite a number of Sanford teachattending the State EducaT T Association in Tnllahnssco. are Mrs. Stella Arrington, Miss 5 2 , W alker, Miss Ethel Houghton, JZ S i, Gray. Mr. Bach, Mr. Fred WIIJM r. T. W. Lawton. DINNER FOK MISS LA K E . u r . Key entertained with a AMT New Year’s Eve in honor of D A N C E A T P A L M E T T O CLUB. Younger Daytona society men ar­ ranged one o f the prettiest o f holiday parties fo r Wednesday evening, which was given at tho Palmetto Club house on Orange avenue. The ballroom and supper-room were massed In heavy Christmas greens, the palm leaves being artistically arranged in the man­ ner which the dubhouso makes pos­ sible. Koester’a orchestra, under the di­ rection o f Paul KocBtcr, played tho dance progrnm, which wns n succes­ sion o f encores throughout. Tho young women In their pretty dancing frocks und the oportupnity o f meet­ ing ngnln fo r V-IJdry^'t.'.ivltles mndc the evening most Ufenvani. Tho floor wns good nnd the music worth while. Punch was served be­ tween dances, nnd visiting was the order o f the evening along with the dancing. Am ong the guests o f the evening were the Hon. and Mrs. Forrest Lnke, Miss Scritn Lake nnd Messrs. Chit­ tenden nnd Hobinson, o f Sanford, who who enmo over fo r the party.— Day­ tona Journal. (L O R Y ACCRUES TO ANOTHER BMi IMPROVEMENT IN THE EQUIPMENT OF THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD W ith a grea t deal o f pride, the edi­ to r o f the Sanford Hcraid announces tho installation o f a new Model 14 Linotype. This mechanical marvel is specially equipped with tho necessary type faces to enable us to serve e f­ ficiently the great army o f readers who depend on our publication fo r enlightenment and entertainment, and who patronize our job printing de­ partment. The rapidly increasing circulation o f tho Sanford Herald, together with the demands o f our advertisers and others fo r more varied typography, induced ua to add to our equipment o f Linotypes n muHIplc-magazine'ma- -controllcd from a standard key ,board o f ninety keys and an auxiliary keyboard o f twenty-eight— and gives the operator instant command o f 5Gb dHTcrent characters. • Besides enabling the operator to set type, the Linotype makes it pos­ sible for him to produce the rules and dashes and borders which are used in various advertisements o f each is sue o f our publication. For such work ns advertisements, newspaper headings, booklets, catalogues nnd the various other kinds o f printed mntter our Model 14 Linotype enables one operator to set in the same time more type than can ordinarily be pro- - - B r u n s w ic k - - W E WISH A L L OUR FRIENDS A N D PA TR O N S W HO-f HAVE BEEN OUR FRIENDS A N D PATR O N S FOR THE P A S T Y E A R A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR AND A PROSPEROUS ONE M A Y OUR RELATIO NS W ITH TH E G E N E R A L PU BLIC BE AS P L E A S A N T IN TH E N E X T T W E L V E MONTHS * AS TH E Y H AVE BEEN IN T H E PA S T IS TH E W ISH O F $ Peoples Bank I of Sanford C (A S s / f,i& D A P .S T o Bs Remembered, Ona Haa Only to Ba First In Bom« Undertaking That Succeeds. ♦m m t * * * * * * * * * * » ♦ + ♦ ♦ » ♦ « » » M M 4 4♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 + »4 »4 + »4 4 4 M 4 * » 4 » H I I The LEADER Uisi Ssrits Lake. fte table was tnstefuly and beau­ tifully decorated. A centerpiece of Adam’s glory was la being the A n t ■ candlestick surrounded by fernB and man, end Eve’s la being the first wom­ W!i, and lit t le flower pots with an. They have been talked o f through U|hted candles to mark the places all the centuries for nothing except made s beautiful oleture. that they were the first to live, tho A sumptuous dinner was served nt first to be tempted and tho first to o’clock. Covers were laid fo r Mrs. falL And so It Is with many other per­ Key, Miss Snrlta Lake, Miss Ethel Henry, Miss Florence Henry, Miss sons and events that find their places Always It Is the begin­ lfsrie Tigne, Miss Agnes Dumas, In history. nings o f things that shed glory on tho Kiss Dorothy Humph, Miss Ilelon participants. Christopher Columbus p«k, Miss May Thrasher, Miss Fern has Just’ been honored again because Ward. ho was the first to discover America, and the landing of the Pilgrims Is - i r CLU II D ANCE celebrated because they were the first Harvard The dance given by the "13" club on to colonise Massachusetts. K«w Year’s eve nt the Hotel Vnldcx rejoices In being the first Institution surpasses in every pleasant w ay any o f learning In-what Is now the United States and having set up ,the first twr given by this Club. printing press. The first settlers o f The ball room was beautifully dec­ any community are always persons o f orated in Christmas greens and ahnd- prime Interest, and the first man to ed lights. wear pantaloons or carry an umbrella, The hall was opened by the grand If living today, could1coin money by march which was led by Mr. nnd Mrs. putting himself on exhibition. George Knight. I f one wants to be remembered, one The music wns furnished by an or­ has only to pick out the spot where a chestra from the Million Dollnr Band greul city Is to bo built, or connect himself with an industry that Is bound and was splendid. At twelve o’clock a "M idnight to grow, or do something that Is bound Marrh" was formed which was also to become the fashion. He Is at once Immortalised. Generation after gen­ led by Colonel nnd Mrs. Knight. This eration will speak his nnrae, and on was the occasion for favors o f horns, anniversary occasions orators will ups and balloons to be given and to sound his praise. H e may bo Individ bid the old year out and the new ually no greater than thousands who yur in. have come after, but the glory of hav­ After this a delicious supper of ing been the first will be upon him sandwiches, ice, cakes and coffee was forever and a day.-^dum bus Dtaoatch. TA G E T U E E S ClcKsified advertisements, 5 cents a line. No ad taken fo r leas than. 25 cents, and positively no elasstflc d ads charged to anyone. Cub must accompany all orders. Count five words to a line and rem it ac­ cordingly. FOR R E N T OUR N E W MODEL 11 L IN O T Y PE J A N U A R Y 3RD, 1921 FOR R E N T — Furnished &-room apnrtment, electric lights nnd gas. 914 Mrs. B. D. Sorrell will open her dress* M yrtle nvcnuc. 231-tfc making parlors, at No. 9, W elaka building. N o phone. 228-6tp FOR R E N T — One nice room nnd n kitchennette on Sanford Heights. Autolng for Wolves. Mrs. S. A . Wray. 230-3tc Tlie motorcycle threatens to ontOR R E N T — Furnished bed room nnd rivnl the broncho as an Instrument of light housekeeping rooms, 117 Laur­ locomotion on Western ranches and cuttle ranges. According to the Illoael. 229-3tp truted World, cowboys are using It •’U R N IS H E D ROOMS— Tw o furnish­ for rounding up cattle, driving In stray ed bed rooms. Inquire 311 Park animals, Inspecting long lines o f Avenue. 157-tfc fences and other such work. By all OR R E N T — One nicely furnished odds the most remarkable purpose for room fo r one or two gentlemen or which the motorcycle Is employed, however. Is that of chasing coyotea nice couple. Can have use o f garage, Such a machine. If the terrain be not ’ hone 23 fo r particulars. 200-tfc too difficult can easily overtake on* oT FOR R E N T — Furnished room. A p ­ those little gray wolves, tiring theply at Hcraid office. 220-tfc lira*! down to n point where It can n * longer turn and dodge successfully» Then It Is simply a matter of a whirl W ANTED o f the lariat, nnd the vicious brut«, FA R M W A N T E D — I want to hear with a few quick spurts o f the motor­ from party having fnrm for sale. cycle Is choked to death.— Philadel­ Give price and description.— B. B. phia Public Ledger. toward, Champaign, HI. 220-Gtc chine fo r tho quick and accurate and duced by five or six men or women dopleaalng presentation o f the news o f ing the work by hand. While for a long time we hove re­ the day, nnd the production of su­ ceived the patronage o f a host of perior Job work. Our new Linotype enables us to readers, advertisers, and printing buy­ net by mnchlne nearly all forms o f ers in general, still we look forward composition that formerly necessitat­ to an increased volume o f business ed tedious work by hand. Our pinnt now that we nre so well qualified to is now capable of turning out work render the sort of service most to be W A N T E D — Dressmaking by n first STOCKH O LD ERS M E E T IN G with modem type faces in many dif desired. class dressmaker. 205 Onk Avenue. It hns been our constnnt endeavor ferent sizes, nnd the change from one 220-Ctp To the Stockholder* o f Sanford Build­ type font to nnother is made by the to present (he ideals nnd ambitions ing & Loan Aasociatlon; W A N T E D — Team work. Inquire o f proverbial twist o f the wrist. In n o f our constituents clearly and con­ Tho annual meeting o f the stock« M. Hanson Shoe Shop. 189-GOtp flicker o f an eyelash the versatile op­ cisely and to give tho news without holders o f the Sanford Building 4k erator— whose hnnd is mndc famous fenr or favor. Wc shall continue to FOR S A L E Lonn Association will be held at I t » by the Mergcnthalcr Linotype Com­ devote our talents nnd resources to OR SALE}— Newly laid hen eggs. office, 10 Magnolia avenue, Sanford,. pany, ns "th e hand thnt keeps the the purpose o f helping our renders to Guaranteed. Mrs. D. L. Long, So. Florida, o t eight p. m., Saturday, Jan­ world inform ed"— on the versatile n better realization o f tho finer leanlall Ave. 230*2tp uary 8, 1921, fo r the purpose o f elect­ machine sets typo o f the following things o f everyday existence. And ing directors fo r the ensuing y e a r, our new Model 14 Linotype will be of FOR SALE}— E’ ord touring car. A p ­ sizes and fonts. nnd to transact ouch other buslnesv great help to us in the carrying out ply nt West Side Grocery. 230-tfc as may legall come before 1L Trr ft lUrmld CUulfUJ JUfftftlMBMt. o f our purpose. •OR S A L E OR E X C H A N G E — Ona T. J. M IL L E R , T rj • llrrali] Q i m I I M AdmOftrrarnt. In connection with the new Model 20 acre, one 10 acre Sanford Ave. Attest: President. TXT A HZXALD W AXT AH. 14 the Herald also has a quick change W alking distnneo to city. Two lota A. P. C O N N E L L Y , TnV A IIKIUM) WAXT At). Model 6 Linotype ninking our battery com er Center and Elm Ave. Two Secretary 12-8-oaw4t o f typesetting machines one o f the Try a Herald Classified Ad. lots west side Palmetto ave., 50 ft. most complete In the state., The best T ry a Hcraid Classified Ad. from Eleventh St. Make offer. B. T. o f mnehinos arc unless, however, with T R Y A H E R A L D W A N T AD. Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St., Los out good operators und in this respect T R Y A H E R A LD W A N T AD. Angeles, Calif. 208-lmo-p KOKOMO, U N IT E D S T A T E S Try a Herald Classified Ad. the Herald Printing Co., is fortunnte Inquire ot in having two o f the best operators FOR S A L E — A Cnnoo. A N D M IL L E R T IR E S Try a Herald Classified Ad. the Herald office. 224-tfc in the South, in Ralph K. Gore am H O W E RED T U B E S T R Y A HERALD W A N T AD. Harry Reed, two men who nre prob FOR S A L E — 100 ft. front, 117 ft. T R Y A H ERALD W A N T AD. ably among the fastest nnd best men deep, lot front on Palmetto avenue, in the profession. They have workci corner o f 8th St. Nick Zcrnovnn, And they i r e the Best Try a Herald W ant A d . on machines from Honolulu to Tim Sanford. 222-20tc buctoo and the editor and proof rend H E R A L D W A N T A D S cr wants to state right here thnt ho FOR SALE}— Three choice building B. & O. MOTOR C O M P A N Y lots, paved street, cheap if sold at appreciates such men when it comes Sanford, Florida once. Corner 7th street and M yrtle to rending proof, the head o f the job avenue. Apply W. W. Long, 410 Oak department appreciates them when it street. 227-ntp comes to rending proof on jobs ani the whole force is proud in the fact LO ST thnt the office hns such men on the LO ST— One tub o f mackerel. Put in Linotypes fo r they keep them work­ E’ord truck in front o f Yowcll's This installation is a testimonial to ing nnd they keep them right nnd the store Tuesday, Dec. 21, by mistake. the prosperity o f Sanford nnd vicin­ office moves along like a well grens Party who got same please return to ity . And thnt the good people o f the cd machine with such men as Gore L. P. McCuller. 224-tfc community nre duly appreciative o f nnd Reed on the job. In fact the Herald office in its FO U N D our effo rts to serve them in all de­ partments o f the printing business to equipment nnd in the personnel o f Us F O U N D — Ladies purse containing a the very best o f our ability is mani­ force is probably as efficient ns any Rmnll amount o f money, also a fested by the mnny complimentary re­ in the Btnte nnd this fnct will be ap­ claim check. Owner cun have same marks received from individual pat­ parent to our many patrons in the by describing same and psying fo r Freckles Positively Removed »»Dr. rons sln:e tho arrival o f our new ma­ years to follow. Few people in Snn this ad. E\ I. Bilder, 410 Onk Street. !mlYOCrTru ir 11 u, ford realize what a fine printing o f­ chine. non ** C- *■ M W C9-. If n WtHtw **«.. CKIUM The accompanying Illustration will fice the Herald hno grown into dur­ give our readers some ides o f the ing the lost six months and wo want marvelous mechanism o f the Linotype to tell you that you are which is a machine on which are as­ visit the o ffice any time, t sembled matrices (o r molds) and derful machines that set tho type ar Inca o f type cast— lines such as you print it on the presses and get a be are now reading. The particular mod­ ter Idea o f the great work that i I am ready to build that house for you. See me about I t Al­ el o f machine that wc have just in­ being done hero by your home pa­ so repairs, new roofs, screen porches and window screens. stalled carries four sets o f matrices per. Am prepared to do shop work. Give me your order for Try a Herald Want Ad. HERALD WANT ADS TRY A WANT AD. --------------- ----- T I,EKE S a,wa>’8 sunshine in BRUNSWICK” , the homes that own a Beautiful in appearance and with­ out n peer the whole world over. You’ll fall in love with this ntlerful instrument with notes so sweet and every word distinct. n the home bespeaks good judgment. SANFORD FURNITURE CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE window and door frames, etc. Shop located between First nnd Second Streets and Onk Avenue and railroad. FR A N K L 0 S 8 IN G CAR PE NTER A N D CONTRACTOR Phone 467-J. Estimates Given �FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1,1921 E, T H E M ERCHANTS. OF SANFO RD, *wish ' . *X our Patrons, one and all, A H A PPY A N D PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR , hoping that our is may be as pleasant in the «future as they have *i Wishing one and all of our many patrons GREETINGS TO YOU A Happy and Prosperous New Year FOR THE NEW YEAR W e will be able toi Supply you OUR M A N Y PATRONS With Greetings like all the rest FORD CARS o f Them But----- FORD TRUCKS OUR STORE IS D IFFE R E N T From the Rest A. RAFFELD FORDSON TRACTORS PERKINS & BRITT M E N ’S AND WOM EN’S W E AR • In stock now EDWARD HIGGINS W E SOLICIT A CO NTINU A­ TIO N OF YOUR BUSINESS IN , IN THE YEAR OF 1921 REAL ESTATE W E HOPE YOU W IL L NOT Has been my business for the REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE past three years in Sanford and will be my business in the future. Wishing you a Happy New Year H. B. LEWIS C IT Y PROPERTY, C ELE RY FARMS, Improved and Unimproved HAVE A N Y TIR E BLES, IF BUT TROU ­ YOU DO, BRING THEM TO— CHANCEY WILSON T H E M AN WHO PU T TH E “ C A N ” IN V U LC AN IZIN G A. P. CONNELLY REAL ESTATE CO. BEST WISHES WE WISH A L L OF OUR PATRONS JUST A MINUTE A HAPPY NEW YEAR I W A N T TO WISH FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR YOU A N D A MOST PROSPEROUS ONE by purchasing some of that W ITH EVERYTH ING IN C U M U LATIVE 8 PER CENT JOHN T. BRADY There is something at I this senson of the year that crentes n warmth of grntltude There is something thnt * STOCK IN THE JEW ELER DEANE TURNER * Start the New Year right A H A P P Y NEW Y E A R YOURS TO SERVE GROCERIES .’ To the Patrons in Sanford. Welnkn Building SOUTHERN UTILITIES CO. IN THE HAPPY NEW YEAR OF 1921 FOR M A N Y YE A R S WE H A V E WISHED TH E PEOPLE OF SANFORD A N D SEMINOLE COUNTY Instills in its a feeling of W e wil be here lo serre you appreciation— it is the good­ will of our customers— may * we continue to deserve It * as efficiently ns we have in the post. "* and extend to you ut the same A HAPPY NEW YEAR WE T A K E PLEASU RE IN W ISHING EV E RYTH IN G IN H AR D W A R E ► YOU ANO THER PROSPEROUS Y E A R IN 1921 time our greetings SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. HILL HARDWARE CO. YOWELL & CO. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY j a n Ua k i 1, x t f l PAGE FIVE E ENTERING ANO TH ER YEAR that holds out even brighter promises than the one fi' just passed and we take this method of wishing the patrons of T he Sanford Herald a H A PPY A N D “ 7 H 'S:« u 4 \ PRO SPERO US NEW YEAR A MOST PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR ^ 1 ^ CHANDLER AND FRANKLIN AUTOMOBILES GREETINGS M A Y YOU H A VE * OF T H E DIAMOND------TIR Ei SEASON IN 1921 -K E LLY-SPR IN G FIE LD We appreciate your patronage for the past year and will earnestly en- AND FOREVER A F T E R deavor to serve you in the same ef­ IS THE WISH OF FROM THE WIGHT GROCERY CO. J. M. DRESNER ficient manner in Year WIGHT TIRE CO. AT THIS JOYOUS SEASON WE APPRECIATE AS THE OLD Y E A R GOES this New We extend to you and yours OUT AND THE N EW Y E A R T H E PA TR O N A G E GIVEN US Cordial Greetings IN TH E P A S T AND wishes. We hope the ensuing COMES IN WE W ISH TO A S K FOR A CO NTINU ANCE best year will bring you happiness OF TH E SAM E EXPRESS OUR T H A N K S and nnd contentment. In the year of 1921 we will os usual supply » AND BEST WISHES TO OUR M A N Y PATRONS M’CULLER, THE GROCER ELM ER'S CAND IES you with everything in the line CIGARS of TOBACCOS BOOKS and CONFECTIONERY FLEETWOOD & CO. DRUGS, STATIO N E RY, MOBLEY’S DRUG STORE E VE RYB O D Y IN OUR HOUSE AMONG THE ASSETS W ISHES EVERYBO D Y IN Y O U R HOUSE A VERY H APPY NEW YEAR We like to count the only one that money cannot buy— W ITH TH E GREETINGS YOUR GOOD W IL L And 80 OF THE SEASON A N D at this Holiday Season We extend to you— not as u customer BEST WISHES FOR A alone but as a friend, H A P P Y A N D PROSPEROUS THE BEST WISHES OF NEW YEAR S. 0. SHINHOLSER PURE FOOD MARKET SPEER & SON MAPLE AVE. AND COMMERCIAL ST. This is Only a Little Card but it carries a big WE WISH YOU A T THE CLOSING OF TH E YE A R WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR CORDIAL TH A N K S FOR YOUR COURTESIES A N D / PATRONAGE IN TH E P A S T AND TO EXTEND SINCERE THANK YOU T H E BEST OF H E A LTH A N D P L E N T Y OF W E A LTH FOR TH E COMING Y E A R . For your Business during the post year / W E SELL DRUGS, BUT WISHES FOR YOUR H APPIN ESS i‘ W E ALSO H AVE A FIN E L IN E OF AND PROSPERITY IN 1921 and* cordial wishes for the New Year SUNDRIES, CONFECTIONS, CIGARS, and TOBACCO, STATIO N E RY, etc. CITY MARKET T! BOWER & R0UM1LLAT W A L T H A L L & ESTRIDGE SANFORD, F LO R ID A '• • V V * * * * ^ f ~. i 7 i i v . ? *■.< U ‘ÜJÏ 'j. . �F lS r ff, lilt* *\ÿîV/! THE SANFORD DAILY HÈRALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1,1921 PAGE 81X “WAVES* •a.BTf THE COUNTRY DURING PAST YEAR W a have had variera« “waves" fa this country since the ending o f the great war, and the beginning o f re­ construction. F lr it In order waa a wave of extravagance, when everyone , fro m the millionaire to the dock w al­ loper Deemed posaeaaed with the sole Idea of getting rid o f thler “ easy m on ey" as completely and expedi­ tiously as possible. The peculnrities of this wave entitled it to he known aa the “ silk shirt w ave." Nothing Waa too good fo r the buyers o f that era. The higher the price the greater the demand. It has been called an “ o r g y " o f spending and such Indeed It war. ! ■ PENNSYLVANIA SEVERAL PLACES R. R. AGREEMENT IN FLORIDA carried too f ir . It la better fo r concerned that buying reasonably and sensibly should be continued than that it should bu stopped altogether while the people deny themselves the neces­ sities o f life. W aiting until things W IT H E M P LO Y E S M A R K S N E W get cheaper, may be carried too far. S T E P IN P R E V E N T IN G Action la always follow ed by reaction, S TR IK E S (S r Th* A im c UUA Troii) and there is a lim it to low pricca as J A C K S O N V IL L E , Jan. 1.— Tho well, as high prices. The pendulum P H IL A D E L P H IA , Jan. 1.— The that swings forward, must also awing presence in Florida o f a number o f Pennsylvania Railroad announced tocases o f smallpox la causing a genera] backward. It la not likely that prices will reach the pre-war level » f o r a warning to be issued by the S ta te 1night that it haa concluded a mutual long time to come, and buyers who ex­ Board o f Health. Persons who h a v e ' working agreement with the reprehnd contact with the disease are ad-Jscntatlves o f its engine and train servpect it will find they have made a vised to protect themselves by vac- Ice employes regarding the acttlcraent mistake. ............ . ........ ... ........ cinatlon at once. Caccinatlon points o f future labor differences, which “ i f The last “ wave" haa set In, and by fa r *the"w orst"of the wave o f Inro furnished free by tho State Board lived up to in spirit by both »idea,, crime that is sweeping our big cities. o f Health and may bo had on re- should, in the belief o f tho manngcI ment," eliminate any question of N ew York Is patrolled by squads of quest. This warning, according to Dr. strike on the Pennsylvania system, as riflemen in the attempt to suppress Ralph N. Greene, state health officer, fa r ns train operntion is concerned. crime, and conditions there are not The plan w ill go into effect tomor­ should not be taken in the sense o f mucH better than they are In Dublin. an alarm. The smallpox cases exist­ row. ‘ "Hie jo in t reviewing committee The citlrenB o f Chicago, Toledo and, ing in Florida are o f a sporadic na­ o f tho Pcnnyslvnnia Rnilrond system" other great cities arc terrorised by ture nnd ar ewidely scattered. A t no has been established as a medium to gangs o f bandits, who scire their vie tims in broad day nnd mnko their place is the disease o f an epidemic carry out the purposes o f tho peace­ escape in swift automobiles. The only nature and the total number o f coses ful settlement. Through this commit­ tee, tho employes Involved will for the remedy xor this state o f things is is small. “ There arc many visitors In tho first time in tho history o f tho rallspeedy and merciless enforcement of stato at this season o f the year and road have cqunt voice nnd vote with the Inw. Run the robbers to catrh this warning is being sounded fo r tho management The committee will nnd when convicted give them the ex­ their protection ns w ell ns fo r the constitute n court o f review Involvtreme limit o f the law. Put them protectlon o f Floridians,” Dr. Greene ' ing grievances, rules and working conwhere they can no longer tcrrorlre said. “ The presence o f some small1 dltions, including discipline, society.— Tampa Times. pox cnscs In Florida Is not an alarm-1 The committee will bo composed of Ing sign. The State Bonrd c f Health two representatives o f the mnnngcC A R D IN A L GIBBONS Is taking this means, however, to warn ' ment from cnch of the four regions V E R Y LOW T O D A Y , A D . persons o f the danger from contact o f the system and on behalf o f the M IN IS T E R E D S A C R A M E N T and to ndvise nil who hnve been e x - 1employes o f-th e general chairman of posed to smallpox nnd who have n o t 1 votM wm be o f oqunl power (Br Th* A iu d itiA P rtu ) been veccinnted within seven years to . BALTIM O R E , Jan. 1.— Cardinal protect themselves by vaccination.” ^ nd not lc88 thon *» vote Gibbons, who suffered s severe re___________ ______ __ jvlll be necessnry to reach a decision lnpso ycLterdny, was still living early AMERICAN CHAMPS u^ n <iuc8tion pw»«ntsd. , today. Last sacraments administer­ MAKE CLEAN SWEEP IN E m p lo y «, who, through their aced to him yesterday. ail"V EVERYONE IN THE WORLD Pities a homeless dog or cat— but a homeless man or woman is a "boomer**— "Ne’er-do-well” or plain "hobo,” Nice names to call an unfortunate, but we do. EVERYONE IN SANFORD •» Our search for a home hns waxed merrily for a month — we are still searching for a neat 2 or 3 room apart­ ment between Oak and Palmetto, 1st to 10th Street. A reward of $10 Is offered anyone who can find us such nn abode. Here’s your, chance to help the world be happy, and keep a pair of newly­ weds from being hobos. I t was followed very naturally by an entire reversal o f conditions. With We hate to become tramps. Butthe end o f the w ar came the cancel­ lation o f the fa t government contracts, w ith their cost-plus opportunities for plunder, the discharge o f thousands o f men from the shipyards and muni309 P A R K AVE. tlon plants, where they hnd been draw ing oxtrnvngnnt wages, nnd the return o f millions o f soldiers to the employments o f civil life. Then there was a wave o f strikes caused by the determination o f labor to carry the w ages o f war time into the different T';ndltl3nK o f civil life. Every strike aggravated the cost o f living, which wc.3 its rosin excuse, and naturally failed o f success except In those em­ ployments where the politicians ruled and granted lncrcnscs as a cheap w ay To the people of Sanford and o f gettin g votes. Seminole County: I thank TENNIS TOURNAMENT.crpdItc<1 ™pr«cniativc8» hnve Joined But gradually the fact thnt they _______ I the rnilrond mnnngemcnt in the plan, you for the biggest Christmas ( Dj Tk* A iu tU ltd P n ii) w ere being mercilessly exploited by (By Th* Anoruud Bu m ) according to tho announcement, Inbusiness I ever had. BALTIM O R E, Jan. 1— Cardinal tho profiteers dnwned upon the people A U C K L A N D , N. Z., Jan. 1.— W m . elude the cnglnemon, conductors, flreand a wave of parsimony set in. Buy­ Gibbons rallied nfter n good night’s Tilden, of Philadelphia nnd W illiam j men, hostlers, trainmen and swltchin g except o f the absolute necessities rest nnd is much better this morning, Johnston, of Snn Francisco, made a'tenders. They constitute the most was reduced to a minimum. The mer­ according to report received here at clean sweep in the Davis cup tourna- 1numerous groups o f employes directly chants, seeing their shelves plied high 10:00 o'clock from Union Mills, Md., ment fo r the tennis chnmplonship 'engaged In the movement o f freight with goods which were slow o f sale, where he is ill at the home o f friends, here today by defeating Gerald Pat' nnd passenger traffic. canceled their orders with the whola— ’ terson and Norman Brookes In single Balers, the latter with the manufnc- [^PRESIDENT-ELECT events terminating the tournament. 'C E N TE R C O LLEG E M E E TS YOUR JEWELER FOR 33 YEARS turers, nnd nn era o f retrenchment nARDING IS BUSY I T E X A S T E A M A T FT. W ORTH and economy set in. The manufac­ F O R T Y TH O U S AN D P E O P L E <Bj Th* Au k I i M B m *) (B 7 Th* An*cl*t*d Pr***) turers met the declining demand for W IT N E S S F O O T B A L L G A M E FORT W O R T H , Jan. 1.— Centre K IN G C O N S T A N T IN E C ARU SO C O N FIN E D TO DED M AR IO N, Jan. 1.— President-elect goods by closing their factories, or College football team declared'in best (By Tk* Au*cUt*4 Pro**) W A N T S IN V E S T IG A T IO N running on part time and thousands narding took only part o f a holiday, (B r Tk* A***«Ut*d Pro**) P A S A D E N A , Calif., Jan. 1— .Forty- o f condition o f any timo this yearn o f men were laid off. This Intensified spending much o f the day nt work on N E W Y O R K , Jan. 1.— Condition of (S r Tk* A* m *I*U4 Pro**) the need of economy, which the peo­ miscellaneous business accumplatcd two thousand persons are expected to fo r game today with Texas Christian A T H E N S , Jan. 1.— King Constan­ Enrico Caruso, confined to his bed ple w ere already practising almost to in last few days. Arranged to have see Ohio State and U niversity o f Cal­ College. Texas unbeated this year. tine has made request fo r Impartial with pleurisy and empyema; reported here today. Centre lost only to Harvard and the the limit. Economy Is better than New Year's dinner at homo with his ifornia football game investigation o f tho Greek events by comfortable today. Georgia Technical team. Game starts at 2:30 Pacific time.. reckless extravagance, but it can be w ife nnd several personal friends. Allied commission. J. W. R. GALA WEEK IN SANFORD ALL NEXT WEEK Johnny Jones Big Shows Will Furnish the Amusements and There W ill Be Something Doing Every Minute W ith Plenty o f Music, _ — * Attractions, Noises and Fun of the Right Sort. Read what the Palm Beach Tropical . Sun says of the JOHNNY J O N E S SH O W S This Season The Seminole Sun Dance committee were wise in selecting Johnny J. Jones to come to West Palm Beach to give a show to help in making expens­ es for the next Sun Dance, March 9-10-11, next spring. He has the best Carnival we have ever seen. He has everything and so much of it is new. He hns undertaken a new departure in amusements and is cutting out the clap-trap and filling in with educational and art work. His free war mus­ eum is a wonder and is a liberal history of the war in itself. The European battle front with a thousand moving figures, sctgc guns and disuppearing batteries and regiments of soldiers in trench and shell proof dugout and in trees and on mountain tops is an exact picture of an engagement, and nil electrically controlled. And to think that an American from Urbnna, Ohio, took away the special job of the Swiss music box makers— why it is more wonderful thnn the Strasburg clock: In art the clnssic "Stella” that cost the St. Louis collector $100,000 is the most talked about picture of the modem painters nnd is the master­ piece of Napoleon Ninni, the premier Italian artist. In the same list is "Superba” a beautiful combination of painting nnd life sized human figures representing the masterpieces of the European and American galleries. Tho feature here is the lighting effects nnd the artistry of posing, in pictures so famous and so artistically reproduced that nothing lewd or sug­ gestive ever enters the mind of the beholder. It recalls the electrical shows at the Chicago World’s Fair with colored storm efects. I t should be seen fo r its educational value and art expression. All Next Week i a *’ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »+ * H »♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ « The Lilliputions are meritorious in the extreme for they arc the most refined and commanding since the dnys of Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Thumb and Commodore Nutt. Prince Denison, M’lle Salone, Princess Marguerite nnd Baroness Leonie, are very attractive and hold receptions with true courtli­ ness. *• The the educational animal show where a whip would seem unneces­ sary except for show. Lions, jaguars, leopards, elephants, camels, goats, performing monkeys, pumas nnd a wild West Show of real plainsmen and trick riders in an original border drama, in which the trick mule is a star and the horse thief is caught, the audience encored and on all sides was ex­ clamations of "That’s some show nin’t it?” There are hundreds of things not on the bill with this show aggrega­ tion. It is a constant surprise and everything is a novelty and so clean and devoid of the rough house spoiler that, one thinks he is in a museum. The one show is Inid out on both sides of our concrete roadway through the park nnd runs from Alteha north through the park to the rnilrond bridge for two long blocks and every twenty feet is something else. It would take us a week to see it, and hear entertainer Ed. It. Suiter tell how good Johnny J. Jones wus and how particularly he F.crutinized ull shows daily and all new acts to see that no vulgarity or short change acts are given. There is only one Ed. Salter and he is with Johnny J. Jones and there is only one Johnny J. Jones or. the Bhow map in the carnival routings. W e are trying to get him here lo r the Sun Dance March 9-10-11. Commencing Monday January 3 Sanford, Florida �MC?. r1 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1,1921 B e a t in g Ihtteri I» Brief feneeal I,etraI OU r « r « In SiMMirr of Ih* Floating Small ond A b o u t Talk* Succinctly A Arranged for S The C ity BOOST SANFORD y°“ “ pwc greet you Herald Bernden Here'« I f you want to ehow you care Boost Sanford. hopingI f you want to do your share to atart the hew Boost Sanford. Some, fine day weather. N ever mind your neighbor’s b it 7*ar right. Florida the ^Td year out with Mind your own, le t him mind his s“ ' “ d p “ r t l « .nJ ..veni dances. Buckle down and make things whiz *»ny K*y And Boost Sanford. j), Wright c f Knnaaa Mrs. Be"* visiting Mr. and Mr*. When you’re on a little trip City, Mo-, '* ‘ Boost Sanford. f^ n k T alb ott Don’t let any chances slip To Boost Sanford. s.„l„ri r»ple bell«™. In h.vlnjc • and when they work they Chirp right out, her praises sing when they play Ut«r play. Celery, oranges, everything 1 Tell the world she’s there, by jing And Boost Sanford. Iaouis Dowler and .and Mrs. . . T u i ™ Amy Dowler o f Dono, Mrs. Fronk Every time you meet a friend IdA, arc visiting Mr Boost Sanford. Talbott. ______ E very letter than you send T>ti City waif filled with people Boost Sanford. and the streets looked like I f you only knock and fuss SStmas times. Sanford stores are Yop ’ro not worth n tinker’s cuaa Go right In the game with us grtting a wonderful trade now. And Boost Sanford. fie * F * r t d Marlowe of Liberty county, Corria, ii in the city the guest of hU son, D. C. Marlowe. Mr. Marlowe 1 * been a visitor to Sanford sevtn \ times and has many -friends here «ho are glad to sec him ngnln. Tho old town’s been good to you Boost Sanford. You'll admit— then do your do Boost Sanford. It’s a duty that you owe For you know thnt wo all know Here’s where you mode your dough Howard Lyman of Altnmont was in Then Boost Sanford. th, city last night attending the dime at the Hotel Valdez. He was accompanied by his old schoolmate, I f you walk o r drive-a car \lr. Barrett, who is also an old friend Boost Sanford. and schoolmate of Fred Wnlsmn o f Makes no difference who you nre Boost Snnford. this city. I f you live here that’s enough Tho your run o f luck Is tough The editor o f the Herald wishes to prove that you're the proper stuff acknowledge with thanks the receipt And Boost Sanford. «f a box of fine Portina cigars donated by Harry Fleetwood of Fleetwood’s llaee where you get everything In can­ dies, cigars, cold drinks, etc. Ho knows nor falling and has supplied i t The patrons of the Seminole Grill arc sony to learn thnt It has closed temporarily for some changes that will be made in n few weeks. The Seminole Hotel Grill has become fara«U3 for the many fine meals served to the people. The hotel will open the grill some time in the near future. Rev. J. F. McKinnon of Rutherfordton, N. C., recently pastor o f the Oak­ land Presbytcrinn church, la in the city mingling with friends. Mr. Mc­ Kinnon came from North Carolina on U * invitation o f the Oakland church to conduce the services in connection with the dedication of the beautiful new church building erected during the pait year, ' NOTICE I)r. L. C. Ingram announces the opening of his office upstairs in .the new McKwnti-Edwards building, Or­ lando, Fla. Some confusion and dlsapopintment resulted from not open­ ing as announced which was the re­ sult of unforseen difficulties in com­ pleting the building. 231-2tc ANOTHER MURDER USHERS IN N E W Y E A R (Bj Th, Aii«cUtt<l Fr,») NEW YORK, Jan. 1. — The new year was only n few minutes old when another murder was reported, Henry Sohnepp, butcher, killed by unidenti­ fied man who made his escape. T H E B A P T IS T T E M P L E Sunday, Jan. 2, 1021. 1 0:30— Sunday School. 11:00— Preaching by the pastor, Gcorgo Hyman. ‘ Subject, "M aintain­ in g Ills Church H ero." 0:30—The B. Y . P. U. services. 7:30— Evening service. Subject, "W h a t Is Baptism and W hy." Baptism after tho evening service. Special music at both hours. Wclcomo to everyone. Wo*ve saved a place for you. School meets at 0:45 a. m. The sub­ ject o f morning sermon will bo "H o w to Obtain a Happy New Y e a r.” The evening subject w ill be "W h a t la the M atter W ith tho W o r ld !" Tho eve­ ning mersage w ill bo of special Inter­ est to men. Come and bring your friends. A henrty welcome nwnita you. ' , P A U L C. BU RH AM , Pastor. C A T H O L IC CHURCH S E R V IC E S Tomorrow, Feast o f the Circumcis­ ion, commonly called New Y ea r's Day. Services In All Souls Church ns fo l­ lows: Low Mass at 8:00 a. m. Hlgh Mass and sermon nt 10:00 a. m. Solo at the Offertory by M r. Clar­ ence Mahoney. Christmas music rp pesM . Sunday Mass and sermon at 10:00 a * m« Strangers cordially welcomed. W IL L D E D IC A TE CH U R CH I)E V A L E R A M YSTE R Y W H E R E A B O U TS ARE U N K N O W N Nor can you make much money without som e jg g 3 effort to == Reserve Your Resources H hy establishing credit with a reliable bank. W hy not make some real " H A Y “ in the S U N H INE by starting a check account *” ‘th us. uild up your credit that you m n* : ? able to taster difficult problems. Sem inole County ß a n k ] Sanford,florida. - 1 AnomeBarik for Ilom c People ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF OUR CLOTHING CLUB MONDAY, JAN. 3RD, 1921 A CLOTHING CLUB, W O RKING ON TH E SAM E P L A N A S THE CHRISTM AS SAVING S 1', CLUBS, G IVING YOU A N O PPO RTU N ITY TO PURCHASE TH A T N E X T SU IT OR TH E N E X T B ILL OF MERCHANDISE FROM US ON THE SAM E P L A N T H A T Y O U SAVED C O N G R E G A T IO N A L C H U R C H YO UR CHRISTMAS MONEY A T THE B A N K , AND ON TH E SAME P L A N T H A T YO U Services fo r N e w Year’s Sunday will % PURCHASED YO UR W A R SAVING STAM PS AND L IB E R T Y BONDS. bo o f appropriato character. Sabbath The new building of the Presby­ terian Church at Oaklnnd, Fla., will be dedicated next Sunday morning, Jnn. 2d, nt 11:00 o'clock a. m. Rev. J. F. McKinnon, under' whose pnstorntc the new building wns erected, will be in charge o f the service nnd will be assisted by Rev. C. H. F crron of DcLnnd. Rev. T . G. Shaw, recently o f Iowa, pastor elect, nnd M r. Karl I f It’s just fo r money's snkc Lchmnnn o f Mount Verdn, Fin., who Boost Sanford. has supplied the church fo r the past Moro you boost the more you'll make months. Boost Snnford. An attractive program has been That’s the cheapest motive yet nrrnngcd. But i f money’s your best bet Boosting wins— bo don't fo rg e t O B IT U A R Y . To Boost Sanford. James Philip wns born o f English Preach this gospel night and day parentage in Port Hope, Canndn, Aug. Boost Snnford 10th, 18fil, nnd enme with his par­ AH ‘year round and every day ents to Huron county, Michigan, when Boost Sanford. but Beven years o f nge. Roll your sleeves up and begin. He followed the fnrmlng in Michi-. gnu until six years ago, when he Sal! right In, w e're bound to win came to Sanford, Florida, on account Learn to grin nnd work lik e sin o f the cold weather In the north be­ AN D BOOST S A N F O R D ! ing too severe for his declining years. He died nt his home here December M ERRY M AKERS 10th, 1020. ARE INJURED A T He was clearly converted to God SA N FRANCISCO when a young man and continued in (Or Th, AiUeMUd Fr*at) the faith, leaving a good testimony S A N FR A N C IS C O , Jnn. 1.— About thnt all was well with his soul. He fifty new year m erry makers were in­ had’ very decided convictions ns to jured here today, several seriously, the dally walk o f one thnt professed when n temporary sidewalk over an to know nnd love God. His favorite excavation for a newTiuilding at Mar­ hymn was "T h e Old Time Religion is ket nnd Taylor streets collapsed a f­ Good Enough fo r Me." ter midnight. About one hundred He was innrriet] May 12th, to .Miss persons fell a distance o f twenty feet. Annie O’ Neil, o f Huron county, Mich, nnd to this union were horn four chil­ A M E R IC A N SO LD IERS dren, two boys and two girls, nil pre­ R E LE A S E D B Y M E X IC A N S ceding him to the land thnt is fairer than dny. (By Th* AiiocUt*d P r*u ) He leaves to mourn his loss, a wife N O G A LE S , A riz., Jan. 1.— Lieut. nnd four grandchildren, two boya and Luther nnd five soldiers o f tho Fortytwo girls, the children o f Robert eighth Infantry, held at Nognles, Son­ Shtnmions, o f Snnford, Fla., two ora, released last night by Mexican brothers nnd two sisters o f Bad Axe, offlclnls. They drove across line In nn Mich., and a host o f friends wherever nutomohilo ignorant o f whereabouts. he wns known. He wns a member of the Free It’s n pity wisdom doesn’ t grow on Methodist church which means the n man like whiskers. Wesleyan type o f long ago. A good man hns gone to his reward, “ and his works do follow him." The funeral was held nt his home on the West Side, conducted by Rev. ,E. P. Kinser, from the tex t: Rev. 22-1-1. Burial was made nt Lake View cemetery.— Contributed. You C a n t M ake H ay Without Sunshine PAGE SEVEN (By TO* Au*tUt«l Pr»»i) LONDON, Jan. L —Much skepticism concerning report thnt De Valera hns Inndcd In Ireland. Newspapers failed to ascertain whereabouts nnd no other news received beyond what wns cabled from New York. S E A P L A N S W RECKED IN OCEAN FO U N D NEAR .MELBOURNE (By Tba AnetUUd Fm>) JA C K S O N V ILLE , Jnn. 1.— A huge seaplane was found wrecked five miles nt sea off Melbourne yesterday. It lz beiieved to be one o f the tw o abandon­ ed by naval nir flotilla o f nine sea­ planes cn route from Washington to Key West this week. M IL L E R IN A U G U R A T E D GOVERNOR OF N E W YORK t THIS 18 ANO TH ER ONE OF YOUR CHANCES OF RECEIVING R E A L SERVICE A T t 0 U R PLACE. READ TH E RULES AND REG ULATIO NS BELOW. IF POSSIBLE C A L L t IN AND T A L K IT OVER W ITH US, OR B E TTE R STILL, PHONE US A N D W E W IL L COME % TO YOU. ♦ THIS IS A N HONEST TO GOODNESS METHOD OF M ERCHANDISING TH AT + M EANS A WHOLE LOT TO TH E CUSTOMER, AND W E W AN T A CHANCE TO EX1 P L A IN IT TO YOU F U LLY. WE CAN CO NVINCE YO U TH A T T H IS IS TH E EASIEST + W A Y Y E T IN BUYING A SUIT. TH IS CLUB C A N BE JOINED B Y M AN, W O M A N | OR BOY. R E A D T H E RULES. THIS IS HOW PERKINS & BRITT’S SUIT CLUB IS RUN Any man. woman or child can join this Club, without paying any entrance fee, other thnn the first week’s payment. The payments each week shall be §1.00 and any member can take out as many member­ ship cards as they choose, paying for each one nt the rate o f $1.00 per week. Payments must he made each week in advance. Payments w ill he nccepted for ns many weeks in advance ns the member wishes. A fter a member has paid in the full amount of the suit that he or she wishes to purchase he or she can get the suit. I f the member hns nn account or can establish credit relations with us they enn get the suit after they have paid half the amount, the balance to be paid at the same rate, §1.00 per week. In the event that a member joins this club nnd later wishes to withdraw he or she can do so by accepting the amount paid, in merchandise. In addition to receiving a full dollnr’s worth of merchandise for each dollar spent, we nre going to give away FREE SUITS and many FR E E PRIZES to the members of this Club from time to time. To begin with we are going to place each hundred members in a class to themselves and with each hundred members we arc going to give away A B S O LU TE LY FREE A SUIT OF CLOTHES each month.. I f wc have five hundred members we will g ive away five suits of clothes each month. Members in order to be entitled to free chances each week or month on these free suits or free prizes must have their dues paid up to dale, and any member nllowing his or her dues to get ns much ns two weeks In arrears will not be allowed to participate in the free drawings. These prizes nnd free suits arc not offered you for your §1.00 n week as you get your suit or merchandise when it is paid for, but we offer these as nn inducement for you to join nnd keep up your payments after you have joined. Women can take advantage of this Club offer nnd prepare themselves for their next yenr’s Christmas Gifts for him nnd at the same time share in the drawings for the free suits ns well ns the other valunble prizes offered from time to time os we expect to offer prizes at different times thnt will nppeal to the woman. Mothers can have their sons join and in this way get him his next suit without having to pay more than §1.00 at a time. THERE A R E M A N Y OTHER V A L U A B L E FEATU RE S CONNECTING CLUB AND A L L FOR Y O U R B E N E FIT A S W ITH TH IS W ELL A S OURS. Come, talk it over with us. Sanford, Fla. SANFORD THURS., JAN. 6th O NE D AY O N LY THE GREAT BARRETT SHOW PURE MILK IS THE MOST IM PO RTAN T ITEM OF THE E N T IR E HOUSEHOLD; PIN E IIU R S T D A IR Y —The 95 per cent Dairy. We invite the public to inspect our Dairy nt any time or any Hour----- Deliveries Twice Ench Day. "TH E D A IR Y that IS D IF­ F E R E N T FROM O TH ERS’’ Phone 367 PINEHURST DAIRY Ask the State Hoard of Health ED U CATIONAL AND REFINED Tw o hours of pleasing, excit­ ing, thrilling acts, with the World’s foremost nrenic stars. A SHOW OF MERIT Acriilst, Imre-back riders, cow­ boys, cow girls, bucking bron­ cos, fancy and trick riding, clowns galore, pretty ponies, the children’s delight. 2 PERFORMANCES D A IL Y at 2 and 8 p. m. FREE EXHIBITION On grounds nt 1 and 7 p. m. SHOW GROUNDS at 8th and Sanford Avenue. DIG FA R M E R S M EE TING (By Th* Atio<ltUd r im ) There will be a big farmers m eet­ A L B A N Y , Jnn. 1,— Nnthnn L. Mil­ lar, Syracuse, wae Inaugurated gov­ ing at the tho Court houae Tuesday night at 8 o’clock. ernor o f Now York today. Spalding Rose Four Maine Grown Fresh Carload Just Received Price $5.35 Sack 11 Pecks � 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, 1921 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, January 01, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 01, 1921; <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/d73e4d67299d8a4e59161f1d57de799a.pdf 00ca0613cb243eb8a7d17e41a3f9bc08 PDF Text Text SANFORD I N T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T volum e V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N NU M B ER 12 SANFORD, FLORIDA, F R ID A Y , NOVEM BER 4, 1921 x ra New Type of Railroad SnoW Plow Soldiers Bonus, Excess Profits Amendment, Sales, Corporation NEXT TW O D A TS BUT present no o n e can s t a t e d e f in it e l y . (B r TV* A w d itM Ft***) . * * * * * * * AT * * *' * WASHINGTON, Nor. 3--T h e tax revlalon fight in the senate had narrowed today to three prin­ cipal issue*, soldiers bonus ex­ cess profit* amendment, *als* tax and corporation Income tax. Senators in charge of the meas­ ure thought it could b* disposed of in two days and that the bill could be paaaed by Saturday night at latest. Watson’s Charges W ill H ave P roo f B y Several People ESTIM ATED EXPENDITU U E OF OUR GOVT. FOR T H E YE AR 1922 » * « W ASH ING TO N, Oct. 3.— Estimated expenditures o f government for fiscal year 1922 now placed at $3,940,­ 000,000, reduction of $94,000,­ 000 from August 10 estimate. Harding has informed con­ gross in lottcr to Speaker Gll- * * * * * * * * The Philadelphia and Reading railroad Is preparing for the expected hard * winter by equipping Ita locomotives with this new type of snowplow, said tc * be (he most efficient yet devised for clearing anow o f moderate depths from the tracks. . . M AD E R IA ARRANGES TO RECEIVE CHARLES A N D HIS QUEEN (B j TV* Am *cU I*4 Fr»*«) WASHINGTON, Nov. 3«— A reduc­ tion of about $465,000,000 in tho pub­ lic debt during October was announc­ ed today by the treasury. The total public debt on Sept. 80 stood at'$23,924,108,126.06 .while on Oct. 81 the total was $23,459,496.69, making a de­ crease for the period of $464,969,628. The heavy decrease In the national debt during the past month officials Mid, was accounted for bt heavy re­ demption of government securities. Nearly $400,000,000 worth of treasury certificates were retired' while the usual treasury financing was omitted on Oct 16 and no new certificates lo­ wed until Nov. 1. m other a n d f a m il y B URNED TO DEATH IN TOLEDO APARTMENT. TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. 8.— Mother, three small daughters and one son, *ere burned to death this morning when fire destroyed the fruit store *nd apartment of Wolf Greenburg, Indiana avenna and Ewing street. The dead are Mrs. Greenburg and her children. TO SUBMIT P L A N S OF CAPITOL EXTENSION. TALLAHAS8EE, \Nov.. 8.— IL J. Klutho, of Jacksonville, architect of the extension to the eapitol, which Is •bortly to he made in this city, will appear before th* board of comrais■loners of state instltutloas on next Monday and submit his final plana and ■Purifications for the work, Meotdin5 to on announcement made by Wv«rs H. Buford, attorney general, lto*»y- After th* plans and specifica­ tions have been submitted and adoptcd, the board will advertise for bids for the construction of the extension. * * * * FOR REMOVAL OF N A T IO N A L • HEADQUARTERS FROM IN ­ * DIANAPOLIS TO K. C. # * * * ARABS ATTACK JEWS THROW BOMBS IN STREET JERUSALEM, JERUSALEM Hundreds of Articles East and W est Bound in the List ' (D7 Th« AmocUUS Pr»*i) CBj Th* AitocUtad h t u ) REDUCE PUB LIC DEBT AB O U T $465,000,000 IN MONTH OF OCTOBER W ASHINGTON, Nov. 8.— Tho Senate Finance Committee resuming hearings today on the tariff questions, ordered n favorablo report on the house resolution extending the emergency tariff law to Fehruary first or until such time as permanent tariff schedules be enacted into law. H anford M acNider, o f Iowa, Chosen as N a t ­ ional Commander (B j Th* ii iK U U d h N i ) LISBON, Nor. 3.— Arrangements have been completed to receive former Emperor Charles and Ex-Empress Zita o f Austria Hungary ns exiles o f the Island o f Madcria, accoording to advices received today from Fun­ chal, chief o f the city of Islasd. Banging of American 8oldlers Seems to Have Evidence W ASHINGTON, Nov. 3.— Letters Hid telegrams from persons offering to submit proof o f charges that Amerean soldiers overseas hanged without trial presented in sennte today by Watson, of Georgia, whoso presontetion of the original charges in the sen­ ate several days ngo resulted in the appointment o f a special committee to investigate. One of the telegrams, Watson said was from a former major in tho army Ahd said he could assist in substan*tiating charges. In presenting docu­ ments Watson,- with feeling, dashed with several senators nnd was remind­ ed by Vice-President Coolidge ho should proceed In order and observe the senate rules. Watson again at- SEN ATE F IN A N C E COM. * RESUMES HEARINGS * On TAR IFF QUESTIONS /* BOYS ROMPED ON TH E COLON EL— OTHER RESOLUTIONS OF IN TE RE ST K AN SAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 3.—Tho national convention of tho Americnn Legion hero rejected n report of its committee on resolutions castigating Col. George W. Harvey, Amoricon am­ bassador to Great Biitain, and de­ claring him unfit to represent tho country. * The action dealing with Ambassa­ dor Harvey came after a brisk fight on the floor in which Colonel Harvey was severely arraigned and defended by delegates. i The reuolutlon asserted tho ambas­ sador’s remarks at the Pilgrim's Dny banquet in London shortly after he arrived in England, in regnrd to the motives that actuated America’s en­ trance into the war were fnlse and untrue, constituting a gross slander on tho service men and women of the count ry. • A fte r tho original Harvey resolu­ tion had been tabled, n substRuto res­ olution was adopted. It was couched in less enuslic terms and was adopted by unanimous vote. It stated that Mr. Harvey’s remarks did not repre­ sent the rentimont o f tho American Lesion and wns amended on motion SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.— Reduc­ tions of freight rates on hundreds of articles, cast nnd west bound, and amounting to ns much ns 60 per cent pf existing rates in some cases, were nnounccd last night by tho Southern Pncific company. Tho reductions, it wns declared, nverngo about 20 per cent nnd will bo effective,- ns in the case of changes mado to meet compe­ tition of Water borne trnff'c via the Panama Cannl ns soon ns rpproved by the Irtorstnte Commerce Commission; in the enso of rntea from and to points cast of tho Mississippi river and Chi­ cago, ns soon ns eastern ronds con­ cur in them, nnd in tho enso of rates JERUSALEM , Nov. 3.— Five per­ sons were killed, and thirteen others wounded in disorders hero today which included throwing of bombs. Police say tre trouble started In an attempted attack by Arab rioters on Jewish quarters. to nnd from points west o f Chicago, and Mississippi river as soon as tho tariffs can bo published. The reductions wero announced ns representing tho policy of tho carriers to "reduce freight ratos ns well as wages where tho reductions can bo mado in tho public interest." Among articles on which tho reduc­ S E N T UP FOR LIFE , ESCAPED tions west bound will bo effectlvo are A N I) n.VS BEEN HIDING IN drygoods; iron nnd steel, tin plate, LAKE C O U N TY. glucoso product*, machinery, refrig­ erators, pitch, turpentine, glass, vehi­ cles, furniture, cual, canned goods, lincleum and sosp. Rotes on east bound products which aro reduced tncludo thoso on borax, vegetables, hops, flour nnd nuts. LAD Y GOLF CHAMPION COMMITS SUICIDE ON MASSACHUSETTS LINKS (Bt Th* AuocUUd fun) NEW TON, Mass., Nov. 3.— The body of Louise THIicr, Massachusetts open golf chapion wns found today hanging by a small rope in the dhyltcr on links of Hraoburn county club. Medical examiner and police said it was suicide. D E PU TY SHERIFF SHOT W HEN PISTOL FELL FROM HIS POCKET. FLORIDA OUTLAW W AS KILLED BY DEPUTIES RELIGIOUS D ENO M IN ATIO N INTERESTED IN M A N U FA C T U R E OF S A C R A M E N TA L W INES. W ASHINGTON, Nov. 3.— Repre­ sentatives o f religious denominations nnd others interested in the quesion o f .whether wholesale dealers in sacra­ mental wines may do business under prohibition lawh bo given a hearing by tho Department of Justico next Tuesday. FEARS E N TE R TA IN E D FOR S A F E T Y OF SCHOONER BOUND FOR T A M P A M IAI iII, Nov. 3.— Ben Culix, depu­ ty sheriff of S t Lucie county wns ac­ cidentally shot when his pistol fell from his pocket Sunday at Fort Pierce and died at a hospital here late yesterday. MAN GETS LIFE day in marine circles, FOR TRAIN WRECKING • carried six men. A T LAPEER, MICHIGAN LARGE UNID ENTIFIE D VESSEL ON FIRE NEAR H A LIF A X LA PE E R , Mich., Nov. 8 ^ H en ry ACCORDING TO RADIO. Grates, who confessed Monday ho wrecked the fast Grand Trunk train (By TV* A u M b li i ?t**«) near here Friday night, pleaded guil­ H ALIFAX , Nov. 3.— A largo un­ ty today and was sentenced to life identified vessel is on Are four hun­ imprisonment in the Michgsn peniten­ dred miles southeast of Halifax, ac­ tiary. cording to a radio call to Canadian (By Th* Ai»*tUU4 r n w ) original resolution lost only because of its strong wording. Amid cheers the convention, adopt­ ed the report of its legislative com­ mittee confirming that body’s stand on tho question of immediate federal compensation for service men and asking that such action be taken “without further equivocation or de­ lay." * Tho convention, although late in getting started, raced through a quantity of routine business yester­ day and cleared decks for reception of the report of the committee on res­ olutions and the election of officers, the outstanding features of the con­ cluding program. Resolutions on compensation said that “after careful consideration of all arguments against the measure, including the letter of the secretary of the treasury and the address of President Harding, we still firmly believe in the justice, fairness and im­ mediate necessity of the adjusted com­ pensation measure." Tho convention also adopted a re­ port of the Americanism committee covering a wide range of subjects, and including paore stringent regulation of radical activities. Recommenda­ tions also were made for the restric­ tion of immigration. . Three of the distinguished visitors here for the convention left early yes­ terday for the East. They were: Qen. Dias, of Italy; Admiral Earl Beatty, naval department from tho British CHARLES INTERNED tanker Saxoleine. * ON MADEIRA I8LAND QUE8TION QF ALLIESEIGIIT PEOPLE INJURED IN P E N N S Y L V A N IA WRECK, (By TV* imriiVt Vmm) PARIS, Nov. 3.— Negotiations re­ lative to the possibility of interning COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 3.— Eight former Emperor Charles on one of persona were Injured, nine seriously, the Madeira Islands, which has been when the Pennsylvania passenger in progress between the AUiea and train from Columbus to Sandusky, Portugal, is nerring a conclusion, the .was derailed at Lewis Center, near Journal declares today. here this morning. . of Great Britain, and Vice-President Coolidge. Other visitors, Including Marshal Foch, Gen. Baron Jacques and General Pershing, wero to spend a part of the day st the flying field, Marshal Foch and Gen. Pershing hav­ ing on their program a trip to Lesvenwortb, Kans., to look over the fed­ eral prison and military barracks there. Th* American general planned to atay at tha fort some time to make an Inspection. The two left last hlght on a special train for SL Louis. Gen. J4acques also left last night aboard a special train for Omaha where be will attend Jh* International A ir Con­ gress tha latter part of this weak. EDITOR D A N n A N N A CLEVELAND N E W S A N D LEDGER DIED OF HEART FAILUR E. CLEVELAND* ~ N o v ! ^SL^Dan R. Hanna, publisher of the Cleveland News and Cleveland Sunday Ledger, died of heart failure at his home to­ day. * . EARTHQUAKE SHOCK8 F E LT A T LIM A, PERU LIM A,;Peru, Nov. 8.— Four sharp earthquake shocks ware felt in this city yesterday morning. ■utne his duties as ambassador and in whlchjMr. Harvey discussed the rea­ sons why the United States entered the war. The original resolution was . thrown out of the report on a roll coll vote and later a substitute was adopt­ ed. Tho substitute was written in less sharp terms and expressed tho belief that the . ambassador's re­ marks did not represent the true feel­ ing for which the American Legion stands. It directed that a copy of th* resolutiqn be eent to President Hard­ Ing. Two resolutions bearing upon fed­ eral compensation for soldiers were among the mass adopted. Both de­ clared in favor of Immediate com­ pensation legislation. One submitted by tho convention's legislative com­ mittee declared that “after careful consideration of all of tho argument* advanced In opposition to the measure* Including the Tetter of the secretary of the treasury and the address o f one cent damages. Naturally this the president to congress, we still trial brought out many of the Wilson firmly believe in the Justice, falrnee* clan from south Lake county and it is and immediate necessity of the ad­ presumed that during the week when justed compensation measure. the witnesses were present that there The resolution declares that tha was a leak as to the whereabouts of legion reaffirms Its stand upon ad­ Luther Wilson. justed compensation, and asks that tha Acting upon the information Sher­ “congresa of tho United States pass iff Cassady sent out deputies C. W. this measure without further equiboCooper and H. C. Cash to bring in the cation or delay.1* . escaped convict. As a circuit court The other compenaetlon resolution was in session the sheriff could not adopted was offered by the resolu­ undertake the hazardous task with tions committee. his feafless deputies. It asserted that, the American LaCooper and Cash'left their ear on gion reiterates ita position in favor of the main road and walked some five tha adjusted compensation for dis­ miles off the beaten paths through charged soldiers, and "deplores the swamp and underbrush, through the request o f President Harding to dewild country known as Green Swamp. lay passaga by congress of a measure When they approached Henry Walk­ for the same, and the acquiescence of er’s house they saw Luther Wilson congress in that request." in a Ford car driving in their direc­ tion. .They headed out into the rut­ ted roadway and with leveled guns to Tavares about 8 p. m., and a jury called upon Wilson to surrender. In­ was empanelled, viewed the body, af­ stead he jammed on tjie brakes of his ter which it was turned over to an ear, reached for his gun beside him, undertaker at Eustia. Tha family woa and in a second had th* gun raised notified yesterday that the body was to shoot, but was a second too 1st*. at thair disposal. Two loads of shot entered his face and chest. He died instantly. :— Get your Scratch Pads from Tha • Th* deputies brought the body on Herald—by tha pound— 16c. �It • T H E S AN FO R D W E E K L Y H E R A LD , F R ID A Y , OCTOBER 28,1921 Mrs. W. P. Carter and M t». J.' H. Lee, S r , returned Tuesday from Den­ ver, Col., and points in Georgia. Quite a crowd o f young people from the Oviedo Christian Endeavor went to Sanford Friday evening to meet with the B. Y. P. U., and other young people’s societies o f Seminole county. They report • most helpful program, and a most delightful even- Copyright 1921 Hart Schaffi:er ic Mara save Clothing prices are 34% lower than a year ago.W e ’ve cut our mar­ gins of profit to a point where we can barely get by. Here’s an example of extreme value: Hart Schaffner & M a rx new fall Suits specially priced Miss Elisabeth Lawton spent the week-end at home. R. M. Sturdivant, o f Selma, Ala., arrived Wednesday and is permanent­ ly located with his aunt and uncle, Mr jind Mrs. Frank Norris, at tho Womblo place. Mr. and Mra. C. S. Lee visited Or­ lando, Thursday. • A. J .McCulloy and Carl Dowl spent Saturday in Sanford. • Mrs. W. M. W right and Mrs. C. A. Brannon visited Orlando Friday. . Mir. and Mrs. S. W Swope and R. M. Sturdivant visited W inter Park and Orlando, Saturday afternoon. Dan Downs, o f Ocoee, has opened a barber shop in the Marshall building next to the drug store. The shop seems to be a welcome addition to Oviedo, as it fills a long fe lt rved. • Edward McCall spent the week-end with his parents, returning to Stetson Sunday afternoon. *. Thd storm o f Tuesday night did lit­ tle damage to Oviedo. Some o f the telephone'wires were blown down and a few trees and limbs. A great deal o f fruit was blown from the trees but the amount o f damage to the fruit nnd vegetable crops eSn not yet be estimated. Rev. J. N. Thompson is spending the week in Tampa nnd Plant City. G. S. Bcmrcndcr, o f Jacksonville, spent Sunday in Oviedo, the guest of R. W. Lawton. Mrs. R. W. Lawton, Sr., o f Jack­ sonville, returned to her home Wed­ nesday nfter a visit o f sevcrnl weeks to her sons here. . Mrs. Mary Young, o f Jacksonville, j arrived Tuesday to be the guest of i her nephew, W. E. Young, and his : family. Andrew Aulin spent Monday in Or- I lando., Mrs. L. A. Sheldon spent Tuesday j in Sanford, the guest of her dough- j ter, Mrs. C. J. Marshall. E. A. Fnrncll and son, Alton, spent Monday in Kissimmee. F. 0 . B. D E T R O IT , M IC H W ith this Reduction and latest improvements, the H U P M O B IL E stands at the very peak o f good motor car values. T O U R IN G C A R ................. ;.........- • •................... .$1,250 ROADSTER SEDAN COUPE A ll Prices F. 0 . B. Detroit, Mich SANFORD, F L O R ID A • • Distributors for Seminole and Lake Counties IN M EM ORY OF MR. JOE STEVENS Sanford Shoe and Clothing Company T h e Home of H art Schaffner & M a rx Clothes LOSS OF L IF E IN TH E BIG STORM NOW PLACED A T FIVE (OontlnutU from l’»* t On») the middle of the state, reports about $200,000 damage, mostly to crops. Daytona hnd n sixty-mile gale for a short time Tuesday morning, but comparatively little damnge was done there. St. Augustine experienced high winds and some damage. There is a report that four fishermen in p boat were lost, but this has not been con­ firmed. . • Bqrtow, Lakeland, Winter Haven, Arcadia and all other towns in the South Florida section suffered more or less, but the inland cities did not feel the force of the gale to the ex.tent that tho coastal towns did. LOSS $500,000 FOR SARASOTA, ESTIM ATBD in its path. The partially constructed bridge over to Annn Maria was wiped out. Manatee apparently went through the storm unhurt. The bridge' over the Little Alnfia river was destroyed. The nppronchcs to the bridge over the Little Mnnattcc river were washed nway nnd tho bridge itself so loosened that traffic over it Is dangorous. A t Sarasota the barometer reading nt 11:20 n. m., Tuesday, was 29.2. The bnrometor stayed nt this point until 1:30 p. m., when it commenced to rise. A t 5 p, m., the reading was 29:40. Ruskin passed through the storm with little or no damage. • The party from Sarasota reported thnt no lives had been lost at any of the places through which they hnd come on their wny to Tamp, yester­ day. L. B. Curry, of New Smyrna, has been the guest o f hia daughter, Mrs. W. E. Prevntt, nnd family, thiB week, Mrs. J. C. Vaughn is in Green Cove Springs visiting her daughter, Mra. E.‘ J. Mulligan, and will visit cousins in Jacksonville before returning home. Her cousins hnvc just returned from England, Mrs. Vaughn's girlhood home. Frank Basscll, formally o f Carthadge, N. Y., is here spending some time nt the W. W. Dressor home, help, ing Mr. Dressor keep batch during Mra. D.’s absence in the north. The Samuel Schwartz home on I,akc Golden was broken into nnd ransacked by thieves recently nnd also a work shop. It is impossible to know what was tnken, as Mr. S., is not here. Mrs. Buyers arrived here from Frankfort, Ky., last week, and was met by Louis Kinard, and they were immediately married and have gone to housekeeping In Mr. Kinard’s home in Cameron City, the house formally owned by Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Minick. Mrs. Kinard is well known here as she was a resident on Bcardall avenue several years. They have the good wishes o f many friends. A Inrgc party from the ‘west sido came and M. II. Sheldon, residing at No. 210 gave them a rousing charivari the Carter street, was in Bradcntown next evening. Saturday. He returned to Tampn Mrs. Margaret Marshall, in sending yesterday with tho report thnt Bra- her renewal each year fo r her home dentown’s river front was badly dam­ paper in Edenburg, Scotland, receives aged. Tho vegetable farms suffered a spray o f Scotch heather as acknowl­ heavily, as did the fruit trees. The es­ edgement and pleasant reminders of timated damage to the fru it crop was home, besides Scotland and Florida. placed at twenty or twenty-five per Mrs. M., has lived In Australia, New cent o f the crop. Zealand, England, and several pointa Terra Sela was not badly damaged. in the United States. H alf of the city dock at Sarasota was washed » nd blown away, the-esti­ mated damage over tho entire city be­ ing placed at $500,000, it was stated late last night by residents who made ' their way yesterday from Sarasota to Tampa. Tho entire bay front with its docks suffered the heaviest damage, tho destruction in the business and residence sectionr of the city being Lack o f communication with Anna alight. Maria, has le ft this town’s fate in Ports o f the Sarasota county court doubt. Buildings could be seen on house was Mown in. Several boats,' Long Beach. W est View was appar­ docked at the water front, were piled ently completely wiped ou t— Tampa high and dry, three miles in th- woods Tribune. around the city. The railroad track was completely washout out. T A M P A , Oct. 27.— Reports from all . .• The-party from Sarasota, on their sections tell o f heavy damage to cit­ wny to Tampa, passed through Palm­ rus fruit arid truck crops, estimates etto, Bradcntown and Ruakini A t ranging from a loss o f fifty to sixty Palmetto the power plant and tel©, per cent in tho coastal region o f Pinel­ phono service w is wrecked The las county, thirty to fift y per ctent in power plant at Bradentown was also Hillsborough down to five to ten per put out of commission. cent in Orango and Polk. The little town o f Cortex was com­ pletely wiped out, the fish houses and docks being swallowed by the storm Mr. nnd Mrs. W. S. Entzmlnger and little daughter, Lucy, o f Plant City, is the guests o f Mrs. Bill Allen nnd family, for a few days. Mr. Muzanti hnd the misfortune to lose his packing house by fire, Wed­ nesday night, which is on his grove in West Longwood. This was quite a loss,9 as Mr. Muzanti's Oldsmobilo , § truck was also destroyed by fire. • Friends o f Mrs. Geo. Lewis will bo glad to know she Is getting along nicely since her operation, and ex­ pects to be out in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Sandlin, of Leesburg, were, visitors in town on Friday. , Mrs. Floronce Hudson, of Orlando, spent the afternoon In town Friday. • A call meeting o f the Ladies Civic League was held Tuesday, October 18, at the library. . . . C. W. Entxmingcr and Bill Satcher were visitors in Sanford, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel and Miss Olive, were visitors in Orlando Satur­ day. Maurice and Clyde Clouscr, o f Or­ lando, were in town Sunday after­ noon. J. E. Phipps left Wednesday for Miami for a several day’s visit. Claude HlnchclifT, Mrs. Roy Sours and Miss Nellie Baker formed a party motoring to Sanford Wednesday. Mra. J. A. Bistllne and Mrs. A. Y. Fuller will entertain Friday ovening with an 'H allow e’en party nt the li­ brary. Every one Is invited and it is hoped there will be p big crowd as this la the first entertainment that has been had at the library fo r several months. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tico, of Or­ lando, were visiting Mrs. Tice’s par­ The storm has not done as much ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chaffer. damage here as it was feared it might Kirby Fuller i i expected to arrive although there is some bad places Snturday to spend some time with his seen In many fields where water is parents. ,• ‘ sUnding. Soil washed out in gullies The storm tho first o f the week was where the soil was loose and covered newly set out small plants. Much quite severe although no serious dam­ work will have to be done over again. age was done. ' ' A good many telephone poles are . Friends of Mrs. J. S. Dinkel will bo down on Beardnll avenue, and a limb glad to know she Is able to be out blown off a large oak tree was .car­ after a several week’s illness. ried some distance and landed in front o f a house on B. J. Stearllng’s farm. A majority o f the railroads o f the Mr. Corley had a large clump o f ba­ state announce that they will offer nana trees loaded with fru it blown cheaper rates to the Florida State down and some palms were uprooted Fair at Jacksonville the coming a t. various places. W e have ririn month. ' This will mean a large at­ enough now fo r some time.' tendance from all pointa In the state.. / • Our community has recently been snddened by tho death o f Mr. -Joe Stevens, husband o f our beloved mem­ ber, Mra. Hattie Stevens, . Mrs. Stevens' untimely death was a great shock to his host of friends nnd neighbors, for he was loved by all who knew him. God’s purpose in dealing with His people hero arc beyond human com­ prehension, but “ The Lord giveth, and the Lord taketh away; blessed bo the name o f the Lord." We can only bow in humble submission to His righteous cause. * Be is Therefore Resolved: That tho Mother’s Club o f Osceola, extend its deepest sympathy and re­ gret to the bereaved wjfe, parents and relatives, and pray God's blessings to attend them, and His spirit to com­ fo rt them. That this resolution be spread upon the Club’s records; also that a copy be sent to the Sanford Herald, and a copy presented to tho bereaved w ife and family. ' ' . MRS. I. W. M AR TIN , MRS. A. W. H A M IL, •' * * MRS. W. R. BUTLER. Committee. Osceola, Fla. . S T A T E RO TARY CLUBS POSTPONE M EETING TO . BE HELD IN 0 It LAN DO, Tho meeting o f oil the Rotary Clubs in Florida, to be held in Orlando to­ morrow (Frid ay), has been postponed on account of the storm that made travel impossible for several days in the southern part o f the State, and would have cut down the attendance o f tho meeting greatly. The' State meeting of Ro(arians will be one of the largest and beat in the history of tho organization, and Orlando Rotes are anxious to have a large attend­ ance ,hence the change of dates. The big meeting will be held next Fridsy, November 4th, and it is hoped that by that time, the effects of the storm will be swept away, and the Rotes of Florida will bo able to get to Orlando. Remember the date has been changed from Friday o f this week to Friday o f next week, and you will have It right. B E A U T IF U L SILV E R CUPS D O NATED FOR' ARMISTICE . D A Y PAR AD E S A N I) RACES. According to tho K ey West Citizen, the cigar industry has shown real improvement during the month o f September. Every establishment is now understood to be working full time, with all hands employed fo r which they havo room and equipment. Tho Citizen, quoting E. H. Goto, Jr., tells that there are now six hundred employes in the Gato factory, and ad­ ditional men will be employed as soon as space is mado fo r them. Holiday orders will soon be coming In, and this is always an important period in the cigar-making industry.There were more than five million cigars made in Koy W est factories during the month o f September. ’ * The Cocoa Tribune shows a picture o f a project half.million-dollsr hotel to be built at Cocoa. In construction, it will bo o f native coquina rock with I f you want the best Tennessee marble trimmings. A fine and GROCERIES at the lowest g o lf course is to bo laid put on Merrit Island t& be run in conjunction South Railroad A v enue. with the hotel .which w iil be called "Th e Floridian.'' Phone 575-L-2 . J �THE} SANFO RD , W E E K L Y H E R A LD , F R ID A Y , NO VEM BER 4,1921 aau, Baker and Columbia counties. Contract prices: Project No. U , $28 r 562.64; project No. 21, $4,408JO; pro­ ject No. 22, |5,613.03; project No. 23, $10,887.32; and project No. 24, $3,- State Road Department L et Out Contracts Yesterday SOUTH F LO R ID A GETS SOME B U T ROAD NO . 1 RECEIVES T H E MOST T A L L A H A S S E E , O ct 20.— Auth­ orising close to $1,000,000 worth of state highway improvements and let­ ting contracts fo r another half million dollar* w prfh,. the State Road De­ partment bad Its, busiest session- in months here yesterday afternoon. The principal project le t waa the hard-sur­ facing o f the Lake City .to Baker county section o f the Jacksonville' Pensacola road, which will cost $255,' Clayton and Mitchell, also, were awarded contracts fo r drainage con­ struction work on projects Nos. 26, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS and 32. These projects cover a dis­ c o m m i t t Ie d t o p r o g r a m tance o f about twenty-one miles in OF S H IP B Y W A T E R Columbia and Nassau counties and the contract price amounts to, No. 26, (Frets Ts**dt/’i Dally) $11,835.50; No. 32, $35,486.83. Ship by water. The Chamber of Luten II ridge Company, York, Commerce is committed to a program Pa., waB awarded the contract fo r to develop the S t Johns river. It drainage construction work on project will be necessary to secure federal No. 38, Burnette's Lake to Gaines­ appropriations fo r deeping the chan­ ville, amounting to about twelve and nel and interesting the government in one-half miles o f road fo r $26,634.07. the proposed St. Johns-Indian River This firm also was awarded the con­ canal. Volume o f water borne ton­ tract fo r drainage construction work nage will force the government to in Volusia county from DeLeon make the much desired improvements. Through the efforts o f the Chamber o f Commerce, tonnage carried via St. Johns river has been greatly increas­ ed in fact to such an extent that the Clyde Line has been compelled to put on a daily boat service. When ' committee before the government of- W. P . Kennedy, Quincy, was award- f iciala R e s t i n g the much desired cd contract fo r the construction fo r l^Provementa, la h ° pcd wn^ r wood bridge near Lloyd's In Jelferaon borne tonnage will have been in­ county on state road No. 1. The con- crca8° i to " uch Proportions as will tract price was $3,837.00. caUM ,th* government to see the neccs, * ,, . . sity o f opening up the S t Johns rivJ D. Donaboo, Perry, w » , , ho , nd ,, nl ,ho Practically every section o f the contract fo r the crcavetlon o f d r.in 1 ,,re5cn, ihanncl. Th,, comlUlon. state will draw sonic o f the author­ ^ b„ ht ohout ized work or o f the contracted jobs. oso c a n a l;o f the (-hattohooohoo r iv .r howe„ , bridge. T h , bid being *32,000. I . , „ r>cry mcrchnn, IA Sanford ha. Among the principal projects au­ The contract fo r the construction shipments consigned to him routed via. thorized was the orltlgc over the Kis­ o f about ten miles o f road cast o f water wber possible. The sole cxsimmee river in the cross-state high­ Lake City on road No. 1 was awarded Cnsc for the distan ce o f a Chamber way, and joining Highland and Okee­ to J. Y , Wilson, o f Jacksonville, tho^of Commerce lies in doing tho great­ chobee coi ntics; completion o f Mar­ est good for the most people, In civic, ion county's part o f the state road common ial, agricultural and indueNo. 2, supplementing that county’s trial production and also transporta­ $450,000 with whatever funds are tion affairs; In rendering service which needed; finishing the various gaps In will help the community, whether it Volusia and Putnam county on the knows it or not; and in handling mat­ cast coast road \o Jacksonville; nnd ters of general interest, which ordi­ calling fo r bids orv the road between Columbia county line and the Duval narily no individual will attempt, and brick road. ) which ho COULD not handle if he FOR MISS TH RASH E R SHOULD attempt, It behooves every Following ndjoiixpn^nt at 6 o’clock (From Mond*j‘i Dill/) last night the following summary of merchant in Sanford to support the Miss May Thrasher wns the chnrm- movement originated by their local the day's work wns available: Resolution passed to finish state ing honor guest at one o f the most Chamber and become affiliated with rpnd No. 2 within Marion county, sup­ delightful parties o f the early fall tho Central Florida Water Traffic plementing the bond funds amounting seamn, Snturdny afternoon when Mrs. League, an organization consisting of to $450,000 which Marion county wlh K. M. Galloway entertained nt bridge the shippers o f all sections contigu­ ous to Sanford who nrc interested in put on1the project. The work will at her lovely country home.' The Galloway homo wns prettily tho ship by water movement, not only begin at once and a convict camp will be moving within the next week to be­ decorated- in a color scheme of pink from the monetary benefits to be ac­ I and green carried out with quantities crued, but also from a desire to de­ gin operation. Resolution passed authorizing the |of Mexican pink vine nnd pink roses. velop that great rate equalizer, the chairman to ndvertise for bids for Three tables of players enjoyed n St. Johns river. The Central Florida four forty-fot spans reinforced con­ spirited game. Tho tallies were ar­ Wnter Traffic League will mnintnin crete for use on the western approach tistically nnd appropriately designed nn efficient traffic bureau ns an in­ in miniature brides in full wedding tegral part of its organization, to of tho Apolnchicola river bridge. attire nnd dainty bride's mnids. guard the lawful rights and pro­ Resolution passed authorizing the The honorce wns presented a love­ mote the interests o f tho shipper. appropriation of $5,000 to be used in conjunction with county funds now ly piece o f Georgette lingerie, while This department or burenu will main­ AM E RIC AN M AG AZIN E on hand in repairing rond from Wood- top score prize a pink chiffon sash tain n complete ta riff file to afford CO NTRIBU TO R HERE. was won by Miss Adelaide Higgins. service in the quotation o f rates nnd ville to Wakulla county line. Resolution pitssed authorizing the Mrs. C. R. Kirtley won second prize, routing of shipments, tracing o f de(Fram Xond&x’i D»lly) chairman to advertise fo r bids for sur­ and was plso given lingerie. In cut­ loyal shipments, advice with regard Among the prominent visitors to Ed. to claim matters, decisions of the In­ face on state road No. 1 from Colum­ ting for the consolntion Mrs. tho city today, were Dr. and Mrs. G. bia county line to the end of brick Betts was the fortunnto one nnd re­ terstate Commerce Commission, the M. Randnll, who are touring the State Commission, decisions o f the road west of Jacksonville nnd nlso ceived a vase. State. Dr. Randnll is a globe trotter, Following several progressions, the courts and advice regarding ninny for surfnee on project V o. 18 between nnd has travelled from Greenland to Cisco nnd the Volusia county line in tables were laid with dainty hand­ questions that arise in traffic mat­ Mexico m North America, and seon Putnam county and the section of made covers and delicious refresh­ ters. In addition the bureau will un­ all the foreign lands. He went Into state road No. 3 in Volusia county ments o f chicken salad on shredded dertake to check and audit freight the world war at the Mexican border between Putnam county nnd and De­ lettuce, olives, hot rolls and nuts In bills for a nominal fee to members. and remained until he had seen Ber­ Leon Springs, nlso for surface on pro­ baskets were served. Later the guests The Central Florida W ater Traffic lin, being with the medical corps. He ject No. 33 In Alachua county between were invited in tho dining room fo r League will serve tho Interests o f nil wns with the first Perry erpedition' coffee, tho table had ns its center­ communities of this section on all Burnett’s Lake and Gainesville. to Greenland, and the Arctic Circle, piece a Inrge wedding cako gaily dec­ mntters affecting transportation and Resolution passed appropriating and when ho speaks about that coun­ orated with n "Lolly Pop" bride, sur­ in addition will carry on a work of $250,000 o f the first federal aid avail­ try, ho speaks authoritatively. Ho rounded with bride's mnids, and other education nmongst the mcrchnnts and able to be used In the construction of said this morning that he had never, attendents, around tho cake woro shippers to the great benefits tq bo tho road in Escambia county. "L o lly Pop" dolls as spectators. derived in shipping by water. The in all hla travels ,secn any country Resolution passed authorizing $10,Miss Thrasher was most becoming­ special committeu o f that had the possibilities of thn San­ the Sanford 000 to be used in construction that ly gowned in brown ennton cropc with Chamber o f Commerce assigned to ford section, nnd he intends to write part o f state aid road No. 10!) between hat to match. this work will endeavor to secure a nn article soon fo r the American Mag­ Perry and the Lafayette county line Mrs. Galloway was assisted in en­ large membership from Sanford for azine nbouut this part o f Florida. Ho In Taylor county. tertaining tho guests by Mrs. D, .L. the Central Florida Water T ra ffic was taken around the farming sta­ Resolution passed authorizing the Thrasher nnd Mrs. It. E. Newman. League. tion by Secretary Pcnrmnn nnd fell in construction of bridge across the Kis­ Mrs. Galloway’s guests Included love with Snnford nnd the farming In­ simmee river <" s'qte rond No. 8 be­ dustry ,and above all, the sub-irriga­ GLORIOUS" 2 PER CENT. tween flighlund and Okeechobee coun­ tion system as practiced here by tho ties nnd the chairman Instructed to winter truck growers. 1 Less than two per cent o f bootleg havo prepared plans nnd specifications Sanford, just passing through tho liquor is fit to drink, says a govern­ fo r the w o rk ^ . big storm, and nble to take care o f tho ment o ffijj*. Ho teems to be culte lib­ Contracti/wcro awarded as follows: flood o f waters caused by three days eral in conceding that any o f It is fit o f rain and showing but small effects, to drink.— Key West Citizen. Go., was successful in bidding on pro­ Mrs. Dick Brown, Miss Daphne Wtmtells th® story, ami the dry season of jects numbered 11, 21, 22, 23 and 24, bish, Miss Marie Tongue, Mfss Flor­ the entire summer and fall told the drainage structures covering about ence Henry, Mrs. Knrl Schultz and fifty-tw o miles o f road in Duval, Nas- Miss Mary Elizabeth Puleston. NOSE CLOGGED FROM M AYO R A N D EDITOR V IS IT IN G 8ANFO R D FRIEfJDS LARGE STOCK BETTER / S E R V IC E (Flora SkUnUy’i DU1/, W. R. Frier, editor o f tho Douglass Enterprise o f Douglass Go., Is In the city visiting his old friend, J. A, Dean, o f the Union Pharmacy. Aside from being the editor o f the Enterprise and engaging in other business, Mr. Frier is mayor o f his town. He thinks San­ ford is growing fast since his last visit nnd likes Florida very much al­ though It is nnturnl that he should think Georgia tho best State ii> the Union. Mr. Frier says that his home State is rapidly recovering from tho depression due to the low price o f cot* ton, and business is picking up along every line. A COLD OR CATARRH Apply Cream In Nostrils To A h ! What relief! Your clogged nostrils open right up, the air pas­ sages of your head are clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawk­ ing, snuffling, mucous discharge, headache, dryness— no struggling for breath at night, your cold or catarrh is gone. Don’t stay stuffed up! Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant,' antiseptic cream in your nostrils, let it penetrate through ev­ ery air passage o f the head; soothe and heal the swollen. Inflamed mu­ cous membrane, giving you instant relief. Ely’s Cream Balm is just what every cold and catarrh sufferer has W H Y W O RR YT been seeking. It ’s just splendid.— Cane la ripe oranges! jnapefnilt, Adv.: etc., will do to cat; there’s plenty o f ’taters,.flsh ate bltin’ fine and the . -Plans are being formulated fo r the huntin’ season will soon be here. What are you worrin’ about?— Has tings building o f a club house at Dade City fo r ’ the Legions o f that post. Herald. One for mildness.VIRGINIA One for arom a aged a n d b le n d e d FIFTH A V E BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES ? £ £ £ Ilzcr without getting our N E W P R IC E LIBT8 JUST ISSUED. PLENTl M ATE R IA LSi_Prom pt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Iaseetk Sprayers, Poultry Supplies. Get August 1st, 1921 Price Lists. Now furnishing "SIMON PURE" "G E M BRANDS'* E. O. P A I N T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. JA C K S O N V IL L E FLOR ARE YOU INSURED? W. J . T H IG P E N & IF NOT, SEE COM PANY AGENTS. e ra l F ir e in s u r a n c F lo r id # S a n fo r d ....................... .. I H A V E TH EM P IN E L L A S C O U N N Y W A N T S S P E C IA L TERM CALLED, ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Nov. 1— The county commissioners o f this, Pinellas county, are expected to re­ quest Governor Hardee to call n spec­ ial session o f the legislature to au­ thorize counties to issue timo war­ rants to finance the rebuilding of highways and bridges destroyed by last week’s storm. , a r u n L im ia a u D i m i a i u 'l l tion— lots arc hoins sold right along and building to section i3 such as to gladden the heart o f those who ha* the good of Sanford at heart. This is no idle talk—I have weighed the statement an1) to say just what is my c a n d i d convictions would pu * has VISION will agree with me nowU L S IQ N Watch the South E6at Corner o, Send for literature and price lift ing atten­ �T H E 8 A N F 0 R D , W E E K L Y H E R A LD , F R ID A Y , NOVEM BER 4,1921 PERSHING AND * OUR WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW : FOCH RECEIVE B y H enry Clews & Co. BIG OVATIONS * # * tiR j _____ LEGION g r e e t s w a r t i m e c o m ­ m a n d e r s W IT H CHEERS (By TV* AmmUU* Pub ) Tho nearer approach o f the Arms much real improvement has taken Conference at Washington, and the place in* the copper business itself. increasing certainty that that confer­ Excellent reports from textile and ence will necessarily deal with finan­ leather industries continue to support cial questions is the most important the belief that those lines o f trade factor o f general significance to tho have been fairly thoroughly readjust­ market now on tho horizon. Not only ed. Particular encouragement la to the revision o f our tax system, but be drawn from the fact that prices the whole problem o f the funding of have apparently been more fully stab­ the international indebtedness may ilized. Current index numbers show largely be influenced by tho outcome that tho average level is now either o f this meeting. It has become a fac­ holding its own or else advancing. Tho tor in the financial situation which definite determination o f the strike must be ranked aa of first import­ threat ought to confirm the greater ance. confidence o f business in the outlook. Tho calling o ff o f the threatened The failure o f congress to adopt the railroad strike is a great moral vic­ tax revision bill during the past week tory for the government and Is of has been a disappointment to those course good fo r the railroads as well who believed that an early vote would aa the whole country. Those in a be taken. Adoption o f the excess position to know, however, have felt profits tax repeal has, however, been that there could be no other result rendered certain through the prelimi­ fo r the reason that a number o f affili­ nary vote o f the senate, while other ated unions were not in syfnpathy measures o f amendment havo on the with the Walkout, public sentiment whole been unsatisfactorily dealt was against it, and the great number with. It is now promised, however, o f people out o f employment rendered that the conference committee w ill the success o f the undertaking very greatly reduce the surtaxes. A not­ doubtful at the outset. This situa­ able feature of the Congressional slttion has, of course, been welt under­ uation has been the increasing favor stood by the union heads, nevertheless granted to the Smoot sales tax pro­ they deserve great credit fo r display­ posal. There are many who believe ing good sense in rescinding their that it may yet gain at least a partial strikp order, notwithstanding that it foothold in the bill during the confer­ was delayed until the eleventh hour. ence between House and Senate. Adop­ So fa r as the roads are concerned, tion o f the railway refunding bill is however, it still leaves open the mat­ again promised, but ia apparently con­ ter o f lower freight ratea which the ditional upon tho making of conces­ railroads under present conditions can sion with regard to rates which the ill afford to mako so long aa operat­ managers o f the roads bfclieve should ing costs continue at their present not be granted. Tho House o f Repre­ high level, and these can only be sentatives has acted upon the inter­ materially reduced by a further re­ national debt funding measure and it adjustment in wages which the Labor is likely thcro may be action on tho Board apparently is not inclined to bill by the Senate prior to the meet­ sanction for some months to como. ing o f tho Arms Conference. Mean­ Pending the decision, not merely of time the continued effort to put some the strike, but o f tho wage and rate portion o f our large gold reserves situation of the roads it is not strange back into common circulation may suc­ thnt the general public should havo ceed, nnd if so will result in lowering held aloof from the market and espec­ the reserve ratio which fo r tho sys­ ially from railroad securities, fearful tem as a whole hns now reached a of the consequences of tho contro- ’ figure of ncnrly 71 per cent. With vcrBy. our banks steadily withdrawing from It is gratifying to note that general foreign trado financing there has been business hns been singularly little little reason for improvement In fo r ­ disturbed by the strike prospects. I n ' eign exchange. somc.parts of the country thcro would j Developments during the week have seem to have been an effort to produco appeared onco more to show that liq­ and ship rather more largely than' uidation is n thing o f the past, even would otherwise have been the case the prospect of a serious railroad Kitd thore not been n prospect thnt strike having fniled to bring out any the movement of freight would bo stocks of consequence, and without "tied up" at the end of tho month. this there is no renson for fearing Businss, however, In not a few branch­ any retrograde movement o f import­ es Is stil] showing tho continued r e -' ance. To be sure the general public suits o f the depression. Tho quarter­ is inclined still, to hold aloof until it ly report of tho U. S. Steel Corpora­ has been more fully demonstrated to tion, although exhibiting an improve­ what extent business conditions nro ment for September over tho preced­ mending. The calling o ff o f tno rail­ ing August and Julft is a favorable road strike, which threatened to dis­ factor, notwithstanding that the com­ rupt business in nil sections of the bined figures arc bad when compar­ country is of course, a favornblo mar­ e d ‘ with previous quarters o f't h is ket factor which cannot bo over-esti­ year. Tho showing made by Central mated, nnd to thnt extent tho market Leather may be regarded ns a moder­ hns been benefited; still it is very ate improvement. In the oil indus­ doubtful if a sustained upward move­ try Mexican Petroleum’s largo report­ ment of consequence can be expect­ ed earnings havo naturally been tak­ ed at tho present time as tho demand en os a helpful element Continued for stocks will necessarily havo to run firmnesa on the part o f the copper well ahead o f the supply before this shares has been an encouraging can legitimately take place. Looking phase o f the week’s developments, al­ ahead sovera] months, howover, the though it is still uncertain just how outlook is promising. KANSAS C ITY, Nov. 2.— The Ara■rtean Legion received its wartime commanders — Marshal Ferdinand focb, o f France, and General John j. Pershing—here yesterday, with a Welcome fit for the heroes o f victor­ ious armies. Ten thousand guests and visitors to the national convention gave the great military leaders a tumultous greeting that spoke o f the feeling o f the American soldier and people for the two men. After hearing the visitors, the con­ vention adjourned until today to per­ mit the delegates and visitors to at­ tend the dedication o f Kansas City's memorial to its war dead and to par­ ticipate in the big Legion parade yes­ terday afternoon. Marshal Foch brought to the Le­ gionnaires a personal declaration of comradeship and from his government tore the official greetings o f France. Just the appearance o f the marshal enough to thro wthe big hall Into s frenzy o f applause and General Per­ shing was given an equal ovation by the former soldiers and visitors. John J. Pershing commander o f the erican expeditionary forces, yes­ terday extended on behalf of-Am eriExpeditionary forces, extended on 'half o f the American Legion and is own native state, Missouri, a for] welcome t o . Marshal Foch of nee, commander-in-chief o f the sl­ ed armies. " I cordially greet you,” said Gen1 Pershing, in an address delivered ore thb national convention o f the glon at which the French common­ er was guest o f honor, "not only reailing the affectionate relationship of ther dnys, but also recognizing the trlotlc unit that has grown out of hose associations and1 the common impose that cxiBt to uphold more aithfully those things that lie at the oundation o f this great republic of urs. “ M. le Mnrechal, the American Le­ on Is particularly honored by $our scnce here among us. W o extend equally cordial welcome to that inpid leader o f Italy’s victorious ar­ mies that crushed tho military autocy o f Italy, General Diaz, and to e representative o f tho bravo Belarmy, whose courage defied tho "goring blows o f German militar, Gen. Jacques, and the great cap: who commanded the British naval orecB’ whose victories on the sea do the land victories possible, Adral Beatty. ‘‘American people everywhere wait do you honor. Personally, 1 am tremcly delighted to extend to you greetings o f tho American armies at crossed tho sea to figh t beside ou. I am also honored to speak for y friends and neighbors here in Misurl and accord you a most sincere elcome to this grand old state where was bom and where I lived in boyod” General Pershing then turned his teption to the Legion and praised its mpnigns fo r Americanism and kined ideals. He urged the Legion to ntinuo its efforts to bring into beg o -military force, representative of e people which "in any future war II escape the results o f unpreparedss that you sufferod.” He urged at the Legion bend its efforts also nrd obtaining all .possible relief incapaciated veterans o f the war. Questionnaire Sent Out By the Florida Develop­ predicted that great good would ment Board is Interesting c from the conference on disarmant In Washington, and that an cement would bo reached which JAC KSO NVILLE, Nov. 1.— Tho $60,00; Daytona, Fort Myers, Miami, uld lessen the chances o f war. following condensed report on ques­ $100.00; Tampa $10 per day; others delegates to the American Legion’s tionnaire sent out by Florida Devel­ do not charge licenae, and both Day Ition convention here extended an oping Board is made up from replies tona and Ft. Myers make exception ficial greeting to their "buddies,” received from city officials in Day­ whore satisfactory credentials are ch and Pershing, tona, Ft. Myers, Gainesville,* Jackson­ shown that solicitor is working under Indications wer ethat the ceremony ville, Lakeland, Miami, Ocala, Orlan­ inter-state commerce act. ^uld exceed even the vociferous dera- do, Penaacola, Tallahassee, Tampa 4.— Do you charge itinerant maga­ ktration to the two leaden Monday St. Petersburg, St. Augustine and zine subscription solicitors any license ^ht upon their arrival when thoua- West Palm Beach. fee? Lakeland and Penaacola, $25; met them at the ztatlon. 1, — What privileges, i f any, are ex­Ft. Myers and Ocala, $100; and Ocala Jreetings o f Marshal Foch and tended to the blind and crippled to so­ requires $250 bond; Tam pa,.$10 per neral Pershing were the principal licit alms on streets or sit in promi­ day; others do not require license, but its o f tho .morning. In the after- nent places in wheel chairs or on try to discourage patronage o f itiner­ the Legion’s big pafade took cushions to sell pencils and trinkets 7 ant solicitors. with thousands o f Legionen, None except in Gainesville, Jackson­ Remarks: Tallahassee has recent nbers o f the Grand Arm y o f the ville, Ocala and Pensacola on permit ly enacted an ordinance requiring public and Bpanish W ar Veterans by mayor; and in W est Palm Beach itinerant merchants, even with s tem­ others in the line of march. Le- allow them 24 hours, desinate their porary place o f business, competing oiTicinla expected to sandwich stand and charge license fee of with local merchants, to pay $60 per convention routine Into <he mcet- $7.60, <Uy. [ proceedings, after which the gath2, — What license fee is charged fo r West Palm Beach charges $600 li­ pg was to proceed to Cnioi) ata- selling goods from house to house by cense to, peddlers or street vendors o f Plaza where the Memorial iKan- itinerant peddlers? Jacksonville, medicines, drugs or other proprietary City is to erect to its war dead, $25.00, except vegetable and fru it preparations purporting to have med­ be dedicated. peddlers, $76,00; Miami and Ocala, icinal virtues. WHAT VARIOUS CITIES ARE DOING WITH BEGGARS, CRIPPLES AND SOLICITORS $60.00; Gainesville and St. Augustifte, JVEN FISH ERM EN DROWN $76.00; Daytona, Ft. Myers, Penaa­ OFF N E W JER8BY COAST cola and West Palm Beach, $100.00; W H E N BO AT CAPSIZED. Lakeland and St. Petersburg, $200; Orlando and Tampa, $10 per day; iG LESEA, N . J., Nov. 1.— Eleven Tallahasaee, $76.00 per day. em*n vw re drowned In a storm off 8*—W hat license fee Is charged for [W M t here earl today when two solicitors who go from house to house " **otpr boots owned by a local taking orders for goods to be deliver­ ng company wero capsized. ed later? Lakeland, $26.00; Ocala, • * W A S SERVING B E N T E N C R * * * * * * * * * * * CHULUOTA * * * * * * * * * : * * * W ell ,we ail lived through the storm. This section Buffered somo from the wind's blowing oranges o ff the trees and twisting off somo few limbs, also the water hyacintha moved across to tho other side of the 1Jte. Mrs. P. S. Holes, formerly Miss Bertha Jacobs, arrive^, a few days ago.from Reklaw, Texas, to spend tht winter with her parents, Mr. and Mrt. G. M. Jacobs. Mr. Horace Ktng, who is clerk of the circuit court, Kansas City, Mo., has been visiting his sister, Mrs. J. E. Snyder, for the past two weeks. During his stay in Florida he and Mr. Snyder visited many points over the state, Tampa, Miami, DeLand, Day­ tona, and many others. They made these trips by automobile and thereby saw much o f the country that other­ wise, would’ have been missed. Mr. King is well pleased with Florida. Ho Jeft Sunday morning for S t Augus­ tine on his way home, accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Snyder, to that city. Mrs. Olllo Story, Mrs. Wm, Lee, Mr. and Mrs. W alter Borgard and children, visited the former’s daugh­ ter, Mrs. Dick Mitchell,* at Oviedo, Sunday. There are two new houses ready for occupancy in South Chuluota, those of Mrs. F. M. Story and Mr. Wm. Lee. Miss Ethel Collins and a girl friend o f Orlando, v is iV i the former's old home here Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Tiidon Jacobs, of Lake Monroe, Mrs. M. E. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Aulin and Theodore, Jr., o f Oviedo, were callers hero Sun­ day afternoon. PERSONAL NOTES (From Tkandty'* Drily) Ben Overstreet, of Longvrood, was attending to business here today. W. C. Smith, of Ocoln, was in tho city today transacting buslhoss. Dr. W. C. Blackman, o f Wokiwa ranch, is in town todny on business. Take Tanlnc and eat threa square meals a day.— Union Phnrmncy.— Adv W. A. Bnsden is In tho city today attending to business for tho A. C. L. R. R. J. F. JenkinB, of Atlanta, is in the city todny calling on his locnl custo­ mers. Wo recharge Magnctoes. Let us fix yours.— IIof-Mnc Battery Co. 12-ltp Mrs. R. H. Itenick returned home last evening from Tampn where she spent Bovernl days. Edwin Nelson, o f Tampa, was the dinner‘ guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher last evening. Mr. nnd M tb. J. L. Westhovon, of Chillcotho, Ohio, nro spending some­ time here nt tho Montezuma. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Unrrett, havo returned from an extended stay in tho cast, and will be in Sanford for the winter. Don't blnmo anybody but yourself if your nights are made miserable by indigestion. You failed to tako Tanlac.— Union Pharmacy;—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Chafe. Fcddcr arrived lasf night from Chicago and will spend tho wintcr'here at tho Monte­ zuma. J. A. Berryhill, of Charlotte, N. C. representing Charlotto Clothing Co., is in town today calling on local mer­ chants. Guaranteed rebuilt batteries at onohaif price.— Hof-Mac Battery Co. 12-ltp Harry Forran,. o f Eustis, 4s tho guest o f his sister, Mrs. D. L..Thrnshor, coming over for tho rehearsal of the Woodruff-Thrasher wedding. Aa Armistice day approaches the big parade looms bigger and bigger and It begins to look as though all industry will have to take a vacation on the morning of the 11th in order to be in the parade. Tho demand for Tonlac has broken all world’s records. Over Twenty Million bottles have been sold since it was placed on the market six years ago.— Union Pharmacy.— Adv. Judge Warlow, o f Orlando, was among the prominent visitors to the city today. Frederic H. Rand and his daughter were in the city today on business and visiting their many Sanford friends. M OVING PICTU RES B A D A D V E R TIS IN G T A M PA , Nov. 8.—Burgert Brothers local representatives o f a national mo­ tion picture news concern, have de­ stroyed film s they made o f storm SPEC ro REDUCE THE COST OF MOTORING $ 10-25 30x3 ft, NONSKID ........ 30*3, RIB ......___ ...... These Tires are Firsts and Carry the .Factory Guarantee Frank Akers Tire Co. V U L C A N IZ IN G First and Elm Ave. vict ,waa serving a sentence o f one in g fo r Tampa. The concern also de­ year fo r grand larceny, county o f­ stroyed several hundred storm photo­ ficials said today. He escaped from graphs they had printed fo r sale, and a road camp near here last Saturday. all negatives. Phone 447-W AUTOM OBILE LICENSE TAGS TO BE R E A D Y DECEMBER IS. CLASSIFIED WANT ADS T A LLA H A S S E E , Fla., Nov. 1.—' Automobile license tags for 1922 will be ready for distribution December 16th, according* to tho State Automo­ bile license burea, while the bureau expects the flood of applications for tags to begin about December 1. ' Officials desire especially to im­ press upon the owners of trucks tho importance of having their cars weighed In order to avoid delays and unnecessary confusion in registering their vehicles. The weight o f trucks must bo given when license is applied for. 1 W ANTED W A N T E D — Young cow. Most ba fresh and good milker. J. H. MsL mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. lS-tfe . SEE M.' S. NELSON fo r all kinds o f hauling. Sl-tfe ' C A N H E LP YOU to make your rent, buy or build a home, improve d ty or country real estate, pay o ff the mortgage. Disability feature. Long term loans. No renewals. 8 per cent Cali on M. W. Ralford, Enterprise Junction, Fla. ' ' 9-4tp W ANTED — Dolls to dress fo r mas. For full information Mrs. L. R. Mitchell, Box C4, Notice of Application for Tax Deeds Fla. Under Section 575 of the Gen­ C IV IL HEIlViCE examinations eral Statutes bar. Positions (MOO-11,100. Christaddress Oviedo, lt-tf-p NovamAge II upward. Experience unnecessary. Notice is hereby given that F. L. free particular*. Instruction, writ* For J. Woodruff,.purchaser o f Tnx Certifi­ Leonard (former Civil Service examin­ er), 109 equitable Iildtf., Waahlnng ton. cate No. 175, dated tho 2nd day of D. C. lT-Itp June, A. D. 1910, said certificate em­ braces the following described proper­ ty situated in Seminole County, Flori­ da, to-wit: South 1-2 Lot 1 and All Lot 2 (less NE 1-4 o f Lot 2), Sec. 20, Twp. 20 S, Itnnge 30 East, 45 acres. Tho said Innd being assessed at tho dqtc of the issuance of such certificate in the name of Unknown. Also Tjtx Certificate No, 761, dated tho 2nd dny of June, A. D. 1913, said certificate embraces the following de­ scribed property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit; Lots 4 nnd 5 Blk 9, Russell's Pint of Fort Reed. The said land being assessed nt tKo date of tho issuance of such certificate in tho nnmo of Unknown, hns filed said certificates in my office nnd has made application for tax,deed to issue in accordance with law. Unless said certificate* shall bo re­ deemed according to law tax deed will issue thereon on tho 9th dny of De­ cember, A. D. 1921. Witness my official signature nnd seal this the 3rd day of November, A. I). 1921. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Sominolo County, FIs. 12-Ctc By: A. M.‘ W EEKS, D. C. FOR S ALE FOR S ALE — No. 817 West First St. Eight rooms and bath. For price and terns, write box 782, Daytona,, * Fla, = 46-tfc HIXTll HTnr.BT PAINT SHOP. T. S. D,tt. O nltn promptly a i m U i l . lUtte- faction gaaraateed._____________________ Http Guns repaired and koyn fitted. See McAlexnnder nt Bines' Electrical Store. ' * ll-3tp A T T E N T IO N , CELERY GROWERS! We hnvc just received a carload of Yellow Jacket sprayers, price o f same cash, 12 per cent below last year’s prices.— Mahoncy-Walkor Co.’ 10-4te "E X ID E " BATTERIES, the Giant that lives in a box. Wo can now fur­ nish six Volt Batteries at $24.60. Wo buy, sell, .exchange, recharge and re­ pair all makes Batteries.— Ray Broth­ ers, Phone 548. fl-tfe LOST OR STRAYED — 2 light Jersey cows, one buthend and ono with homs; 1 dark Jersey cow and 1 dark Jersey yearling. Finder plcaso noti­ fy II. C. Davis, Lockhart, Fla., and rcceivo reward._________________ 11-4tp FOR SALE— 10 acres o f land, I I aoras ready for plow, 10 acrea broken up, fairly good home on place, Chicken houee, ate. Fruit treea. Mile from the poatofftce, half mile from railroad. On canaL Oood aoll. Addreea Kirby OeNotice of Application for Tax Deed teen, at Osteen. ll-4tp Under Section 575 of the General Statutes of the State of Florida Notice Is hereby given thnt II. B. Levy, purchnser of Tax Certificate No. 208, dated the 4th dny of June, A. D. 1917, hns filed said certificate in my office, nnd has made applica­ tion for Tax Deed to issuo in accord­ ance with law. Said certificate em­ braces tho following described propqrty stunted in Seminole County, Flori­ da, to-wit: S 1-2 of N W 1-4 o f SW 1-4, Sec. 22, Twp. 20 S, Range 32 East, 20 acres. Tho said land being assess­ ed at the date o f the issuance o f such certificate in the name o f John Mc­ Leod, Heirs. Unless said certificate shnll be redeemed according to law Tax Deed will Issue thereon on the 9th day of December, A . D. 1021. W ITNESS my official signature and seal this tho 3rd day of November, A. D. 1021. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla, 12-Ctc By: A. M. W EEKS, D. C. NOTICE TO IlOO OWNKRSt FOUND— Red boar hog. right ear out. Owner can have eame by calling ; ; . y ‘“ n s f t ' i a . a . v g i . FOR S A L E —Cabbage plants, $2,00 per 1,000; express collect add 80c per 1,000 postpaid. Orders shipped day received.— Dorris Plant Co., Valdoita, Ga,________ ll-4tp FOR SALE— Ono good marc, rogisterod Poland China hogs. White Leghorn cockerels .(English strain) Dressmaking.— Mrs. W. V. Phillips, Osteen, Fla. 12-4tp Much soil fertility is lost every win­ ter by.soil washing or erosion. Put a stop to it by keeping the hilly lands In sod, planting a cover cron, provid­ ing underdrainage, filling the gullies, with brush, etc. Rust mites can be controlled by spraying with lime-sulphur solutions. For office supplies, stationery, etc., come to the Herald office. E. A . M A R T IN S E E D CO. OLDEST A N D LARGEST SEED HOUSE I N FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE, FLO R ID A SEED POTATOES Spaulding Number *4 Row, Early Red BUaa Triumph and Irish Cob­ blers. We are now ready to quote contract price* for December and January delivery. Our Seed Potatoes are the highest quality, Mains grown, selected seed. Advise quantity and variety you will want. M A R T IN ’S H Y-TEST SEEDS nave made good with both tho small gardener and farmer and the ones who plant thousands of acres. Plant yonr Fall Crops with Mar­ tin's ny-Test Seeds and Insure results. F A L L C A TA LO G U E damage here which they were prepar- JAC K SO N VILLE , Nov. 2.— R. M. ing to send out for exhibition, declar­ Buffington, escaped Duval county con­ ing that they would be bad advertis­ 8.75 Martin’s Fall Seed Catalogue ts now ready. W rite for it. Everyone interested in Florida Fail Crops should avail themselves of informa­ tion contained in onr descriptive catalogue. Supplied FR E E.on re­ quest to those who send la their names promptly. W rite for It today. E. A . M A R T IN SEED CO. 202-206 East Bay B t Phone 48TT-l|8i �/ X ; h' Watij who had gone o ff on tbe wrong track, solicitors who work Florida only in anda of acres of choice products, cnb- Commisii^n "to thd Wntetf in d fake thta’ mrfney hdmk jbago*,', toihdtbCit afuTevon potatoes, f e t but in that it benefited the town. produce 'A 'mlnlmuom net re tc ^ with them. ! W e do notwant our Inm'b which northern «Stle* arejiuh;igering, Dr. W alker In" his sermon Sunday ' We k06W o f 'bungalows, scarcely *. J. HOLLY ..... ...o .fm U u t u l L illi 111 I. LILLAJRB....... .■•crttiT/ <M Tfaunrar ‘ night talked about the gossiper and worthy fcf thd n6rti%,''tha£ aro being people and our‘ tax payers, to suffer, rot in the fields, because the freight U x r a T t T abOVC 8U taxes on \hp present value of 'I . A. W t l ..... .........I . h .Qi m W Hu»tM tho scandal monger, and he flayed held for $1,000 fo r the season. One by these m igratory' Thirds whd' pAy rated a t i W W gh tney cannot be sold Pul.1ilk»4 Ewr'rrMi^ ky them right and left, and he did not thousand ' dollars for approximately not hi ii(| in maiy •instances and in. with any profit; & J&p .producer. The railroad managers havo not neves this to bo paternalistic *®J*a word too mrfch or a word to twelve weeks’ rent, on an investment others a small license. The city of M l l . t i o n . un-AmerlCan .5 ‘ * (lM «rp «rtM ) strong about'them. Wo consider tho o f not more than threo or four thous­ Sanford should shut down on many o f yqt learned the first principle o f suc­ sound. cessful business, which many retail­ gosslpcr and the scandal monger and and dollars. It is ridiculous. Other these' people right now before the At,tho time o f tho passage of IGBSCRIPTIOV PRICK Of ADVJlMCEi properties arc priced proportionately season opens nnd we would not be ers have learned - to their great ad­ OKI. Y U l i i ■*V••■«mii *m«i ><*ii *i4iii tfSiff the character assassinator the vilest Transportatiort A ct wc urged-Um j SIX’ MOlfTItf h riii*«iiti«iM i«»n ii.( ip« t.ll creature in the world. And another high. It means hundreds o f visitors bothered b y ' them any longer. We vantage. and.profit, vis., that a quick servation o f the powers of the s «L .( turnover o f stofk at-a small profit is THRU MONTHS. >•111111 .11 thing he said, that was true, was w ill remain at home or return after a want to help suffering humanity and few days’ stay, rather than pay their we do help them, bat there is not a better than a slow turnover at a big states to regulate rates and p „ S Jhttnf u l i m f CUh 1U11 l i t l u A ifu l d , about speaking a kindly word instead whole vacation money out fo r a roof beggar on tho rosd today who has not profit. And the railway workers do o f the carriers relating to intertbJ UM. at tb* Poit Offloa at lu lit f, DotliJa, o f the censure, and help people to a Uadar Act of Martb t, 1171. and dltarihuticm 0( over their head. * To be true, not all a home somewhere and he should bo not realixo that steady work even at transportation ei better understanding. There Is so small wages, is infinitely bettor than cars; W e were told thnt this was p*. prices for* accommodation are in the Tko Saaford Datlp HanU la pokUabaS • In that home where he is known in­ much' In what he said along this line, aft armooa (aaoopt Boadap) aad IborsacUr interpei. high wages with frequent periods of ylded fo r within the act, but jnterpr*. extortionate class, but -there are an Ibla trmdlif aoetiaa. AArtrtUUr ratal i stead of “ touring" Florida in the win­ that everyone should practice uttering since its passage hav0 aaabio aad nada fcaovm aa application. I idleness with no wages at all. When tatlohS enough to demand tho active wdrk of ah v ji w — iVe taken ter nnd some summer ,rcsort in the t>*r roar, at Ha par noatb, U afitaw. the kindly word. It goes a long way these flowers from thc state authoj these fundamental fnets percolate these every civic organisation in a cam­ summer. r s a . r u toward making a dark day bright, and ■ M n im r o n r e ir r a n fe r through their brains thcro will be few ­ ties. paign agninst such ruinous rates. ----------- o----------( a rough life smooth, and taking away Farblvn A'Ivor tltlrm Rar>rawntiitlvr>' er strikes and greater prosperity fo f As wc say, this condition docs not "The provisions o f tho act in tsL THE AWI RlCAMIUnsSAriSCO \TIO‘ : the thorn from the pathway o f life. only exist in Orlando and vicinity, P U B LIC O P IN IO N S ETTLED T H E workingmen. As Isaac F. Marcossen ting up a Railway Labor Board MA S T R IK E It means so much that If everyone but in practically every town in Flor­ puts it in a recent number o f tbe.Sat­ not properly take Into account tto Armistice Dny will now be a nation­ would practice it there would be a ida. Wc must meet readjustment of urday Evening Post:, ntcessity fo r coordination as betw*** Public opinion settled the railroad al holiday. Wo thought it Was one heaven here on earth in a few short conditions faco to face.— Orlando RoJust ns a largo pprt o f Europe still the Interstate Commerce CommlniS strike. already. months. W o could never see why portor-Star. thinks in termB of war, so do a con- which determines the income 0f tk* Cancellation o f the general strlko ' ‘ ----------- o----------people do not hand out more sunshine Every town except Sanford. We nidcrabic portion of the world's work roads, and the Railway Labor Bond is neither a victory fo r the rallCitrus growers will find that by down here where sunshine Is made. know of a dandy now homo furnished |order . .. . . . . . . . era persist in clinging to the artificIaK which has control o f the lareest u „ carefully removing dead wood from W e have so much to be thankful for in R a tin g fo r 1100 p .r month which Js road, nor the onion., bat n victory for prerogatives that were theirs between - U fexpenditure. This seemingly the trees the dropping o f fruit will bo Florida, we have so many bright and ■omo different from Orlnndo. N 0t 1* . ,*^0 Rrcnt American public. lift 4 and 1919. In a word, organized vented: the proper functioning of botk reduced. pleasant days and lifo holds so much In n tourl.t town In every .en.o i f _& ■ E. S ^ P P d «l, P r o ^ i ' t o f tho labor has sought to maintain w ar- the Interstate Commerce Commiubi ----------- o— -------in store fo r us and means so much the word Sanford I. not In the high ° r,'1" " f Co" d“ c " £ * » • inflated wages and special privileges, and the Labor Board. *tcd this when he said: "The strike Tho Republicans will not accept the to us that everyone should hand out price clnss. Como to Sanford, you unconscious o f the fact that the Inter­ “ The American Farm Bureau Ity. Bales tax which seems to tho average tbe*kindly word— tho human sunshine! tourists and get cheaper rates. JIow- was called o f f because o f the growing national political and economic forces erntion believes thatthe Cumntfc* public opinion that tho strlko would individual to be the most fa ir tax that to gladden the hearts o f men an d icver we are limited on rooms as it which made those wages and privileg­ Esch Aca should either bo repealed is be against the labor board, and conse­ could be levied. The Republicans mako tho world a better place In seems tho whole world wants to come es possible have been supplanted by its entirety or at once amended to «r, quently against the government, and would rather tax tho poor man on the equally irresistible forces'of deflation. rect these serious defects, which to live. How much better it is to Sanford this winter. not against the railroads.” small income. —— ---- o-----------— Tampa Times. to say something nlco about folks in­ “The American Farm Burnu ft*, Tho government' is an organization —-------- o--------------------- o------- — stead o f handing out a line o f criti­ PRO H IB ITIO N LAW S A R E A JOKE. representing the general public, and erntion has long been on record fir Warnings arc in the Florida papers FU N A N D V A N D A LIS M . cism. You can make o r break a bring the repeal o f the Adamson LswJ the unions are to be commended fo r about certain people going about tho You enn talk about this much mootyoungster's life by constantly nag­ , ^ it .... ,, recognizing this, since the general Our executive committee, with 1 state selling so-called furs. They arc ging them, and being cross to them, The Herald, each year, speaks about rosenUtivcs from all section, 0f fakes pure and simple. Reward o f C‘ mqUi Si ! ° V - . P u C’ *i y public was looking to its government w took at it from all angles you [ or „ MtUemchi thls tho hoys having fun on Hallowe’en, country, declares that it Is re* the fur sellers and all other kinds o f nnd Jhis is also true o f older folks. wll discover that a license on beer, | # |Mo |hat tho rfliJroad It is the kindly word and the big and our idea o f fun and our idea o f bio fo r the unreasonable Iran, sellers except your home merchants. hearted manner o f overlooking peo­ that would give a bonus to the sold- * utIv(J9 and , hc un!on officinl9 roacb. vanda ism and rough stuff, is clearly tion rates, and, if continued, will w, You know who they arc. ple’s faults that makes the world hab­ iers, or give it to any department o f ; cd somo ngrccnient whieh hns not defined. It seems that the boys o f f ^ t all industries, including ngrk the government, would bo better than bcen announcetK Each sifle hnd argu. Sanford this year, paid somo atton- ture, toward increasing the co,t itable.One thing tho modern housekeeper It would be fine if the gossiper the present system o f allowing every­ ments in its favor, but the public tion to this advice, and nothing has production beyond an economic is thankful for nB Thanksgiving ap­ would stop gossiping and join the body to sell rotten liquor In any quan­ rightfully assumed a position o f self- been reported that was real bad. As -These two measures .which proaches Is that nowadays it Isn't “ Sunshine Club," or- tho “ Smiles tity nnd the government gets nothing defense and defeated tho strike by usual, cars were moved nnd windows tho ercsult o f war-time condith good taste to load the table full o f fo r it. If anyone can show us where failing to line up solidly behind eith- soaped, nnd the books at the h ig h 1Bhould, bccaust of their effect u so many kinds o f food that no one is Club," or some other club that would the benefit o f the present prohibition cr faction nnd by dcmnhding continu- school were taken out o f desks and the business interests of the couni able to make even a pretense of eat­ make them sec the error o f their way and make them shine instead o f cloud laws arc derived for nnyone, we will ed transportation service, which nat- hidden, nnd a bunch o f little things rcCcJve the immediate attention ing It. up. And the;n Dr W alker says that He *n favor of them, but they nrc the Rurally- required co-operation between happened thnt would indicate hofsc Congress. The repeal of both mi ----------- o----------OFsips tr hide their own greatest joke of the century. There the executives nnd employees. play only, nnd nothing that bore nny ores would go fa r in hc-cstabli Now tho coal miners in Indiana a gossiper gorsips is more booze being sold here in this ( A general railroad strike woud have resemblance to rough stuff. How- p ^ w a r relationships, which nt thi sins: I f that is true, some of them have decided to wnlk out right in tho county, and probably every other paralyzed this country. The "outBtd- ever, in yenrs gone by, windows in time is highly desirable." middle of the cold weather. We often must hnvc an awful oast to hide and county in tho stnte, than was ever ers” would hnvc suffered more than the school house were broken nnd oth­ wonder how they expect to gain tho they should stop right now for their sold while the saloons were here, nnd either the railroads or unions— and er misdemeanors committed thnt cost O RANG E OUTLOOK NOT HAD favor o f the public by cutting o ff neighbors will be asking nbout their the worst feature o f the whole b u s t- knew it. This knowledge and emphns- tho tax payers real money, nnd must their supply of winter coni. Well, We past history and will be digging up ncss is,, thnt no restrictions govern ' 3 ° f caused the strike to ho called have been committed by boys with no With apples 'scarce nnd high don’t need any of their coal in Flori­ some family skoletcns. the sales whatever. Liquor is being offreal conception o f fun. Every grown price this fruit is practically din But cut it out. Shine on. Beighten da. There is a significant sign in the man was n boy once, and can look atod na n competitor of oranges.1 up, say soptc’.bihg good. 1 sc hooey sold to young boys openly, and flag­ outcome. The unions, and doubtless back upon the many pranks plnyed together with the fact that s lei rantly, nnd they seem to be nble to Dispatches yesterday snid thnt tha i'stead of v in o g T Say tt >**»l th r.gs buy it any timo they wish. While tho j 1,10 railroads, too, havo awakened to during his “ Calf Stngc," but few o f number o f boxes of oranges will new Democratic chairman would nbout peop.c e..*u if they happen to saloons were here, nnd after they were imP°rtnnco o f the groat ninjority them'cnro to aid or abet the malicious shipped this year than Inst, sho “ pull the cover o ff the Republican ad­ 1c bad in snnt«. Jo time, they will be put out o f businss nnd the packnge ant^ PoworWo Won t be the destruction o f property. It seems hnvo n good effect on the* market fd ministration." Wc thought that was good. ‘goat’ ” was a generally held senti­ thnt other towns suffered in this j-o- JF*Iorlcln oranges. The one disturb!: law prevailed, young boys could not being done every day by the newspa­ buy liquor. Rutting out thc saloons i ment. ,"The point is not whether the spect ns the following from tho Or- Feature is that of small sizes. Hi YOUNG HOYS A R E BUYING pers and the Republicans themselves. i . i . . railroads or the unions aro right, but ever, with lowered freight rates, wh was tho best job ever undertaken, but , , , . , ** * laiulo Reporter-Star would indicate: I.MiUOR. Many of the methods of the adminis­ whether the great American innjority the next step of nntionnl prohibition YVo hope thc police department will seem to be a possibility, the cpuJ tration are not favored by the Repub­ should ho forced to su ffer" attitude There was never so much liquor Ik>- under the present law, placed the sell­ ndd sufficiently to the force next f f » w e r scem3 to bp .i'1 * fair licans, themselves. was Voiced on all shies, and tho opposHallowe’en to make a repetition of the rea,ize n paying prkc for his pi ing drunk by young boys when the ing of liquor into the hands of people . , ing groups dnred not turn deaf ears vandalism practiced Mondny night im -j^ llc*‘ • Governor Hardee has no fear now open saloons were here as there .s who will sell it to anyone who has the tQ th|> exprcMion of sclf.p rotection. ’ * -I Time was when financial panics You cun g o ip r.e e The present prohibition law s| Tho who)c count is glnd tho possible, o f nnnrehisls, holslievists or boll wee­ nght now in banfonl A crow o f boys ^omc almost men, i depressed conditions in the count vils, He has appointed his personal down the streets of Sanford any n.ght aro the joke of the century, and will ; Btriko ,ma boen cn|,Bd o fff particuIarly meant demoralization in the citi nnd the young boys are filled up on react into the selling of beer just ns sjnre country has won a great vie- who should hnvc known better, went ataff .of Lieut. Colonels and hns four business. The distribution arcs about town, upsetting flowers, smash­ newspnper men on it which should moonshine liquor and reeling around sure ns .they keep up the present .tory.—Jacksonville Metropolis. small, small commission handlers ing chairs nnd creating hnvoc where hold him for a while. It also shows the streets dead drunk. Tin* officers farce. cash speculative buyers knew but | occupants o f the house were not nt thnt the governor appreciates the arrest them but can do nothing more. W AR LESSONS A R K HARD TO few markets and continued piling home. newspapers and we can assure him Sunday uiglit Officer Walker arrested P L A N T P E T U N IA S LE AR N o f fruit in these fe w markets mei| Everybody who is not a grouch, that the newspapers appreciate him two youngsters not uver fifteen years A1 , , , a smash in prices. Present-day met and arc standing by him. Governor of nge, both so drunk they were al­ flf acl,|nR by Urge Mvrc$ttf wu The Civic Committee of tho Welfare 1 A Jackson, Mich., paper gives an likes to see the young people Hnvo Hardee is a real man and a real gov­ most helpless. He could only arrest Department of the Woman’s Club will illustration o f the blighting effect of fun. and there arc n number o f ways j,d w|th thc bcUor carryinR-quality j (hem, however, and beyond paying a ernor. give petunias to anyone in the city a too-high freigh t rnte upon n flour- in which enjoyment can bo hnd other thc fruit becauso of Iwltcr pack line (here is nothing duna about it. If -------------1 -0 --------------desiring to plant them if they will ishing industry, as well us upon the thnn by wrecking the efforts o f home and the' ope ting o f new markets these young hoys are to be allowed to pbonc in their name. This is certain­ ruilroudb themselves. Not far from builders and property henutiflers. The Gainesville Dnily Sun enme out increased consumption in old mark buy liquor ns they are buying it, then It is ’ the duty o f the parents o f through advertising campaigns, h»l yesterdny with 32 pages o f a big prohibition hns played a sorry trick ly n step in thc right direction toward Juckson there are thousands o f acres fa ir edition, nnd it wbs somo papor. on .Snnford for it seems thnt the boys 1making a more beautiful Sanford. I f thnt produce nothing but a . coarse, these youngsters to see that they do nil tended to put thc citrus industf you know wlint the petunias ay> you wild grass, worthless for hay, for no not erjitinue their vandalism in thp on a business basis. Getting up a special edition o f n will not tell where they purchase But sHrceedlng years, nnd it is also the Depressed conditions should not weekly paper is'not so had, but a npc- liquor nnd tpere is no way o f finding will remember that so ninny o f thc stock will eat it nnd thrive. benutiful Florida towns and cities last down in Pennsylvania there are fac­ duty of those who know who these terfere, and do not, with the »t<» clnl o f n daily paper is a big job. The out. It is only one of the signs of ’special o f the Sun wns-well nrmngpd tho times thnt there is more liquor be­ year planted a profusion of the pe- tories thnt make hny rope out of just children ^iro to make the fact known shipment o f fruit. Thc shipper nnd well pntxonizod. The Alnchun ing sold now and thc rottencst kind tuninH and they bloopu-d nil spring such grass. It is n cheap form of to the parents that they may be cor­ comes out best in tho end is the nnd pnrt of the summer to make a hinder for certain packages, and the rected. * who has a steady supply in msrk County Fnir will be held on Novem- nnd sold more to young hoys than gorgeous display of tHti'riot o f colors \Michigan farmers nnd the. PcnnsylHowever, n few special plait clothes day after dny, taking thc bad her 8, 9, 10, 11. Our old friends, ever before. What aro you going to do wherever they were planted. Here- vanin factories got together nnd d<v men next year . might help matters the good. The wise ones who Johnny Jones nnd Ed Salter will furn­ about it? toforc thc raising o f the plants was a jVelopcd a trade. The factories were out nnd atop the practice which goes only to high markets nrc more ish tho fan. problem to many folks as they did willing to pay $12to $13 per ton for to tho proportions where fun ceases caught with low ones. Taking FA C IN G FACTS not seem to know how and the price the hay, and with a freight rate of market day after day is whnt and vandalism begins. Tho Alachua County Fair sent the o f the plants prevented others from $5.20 per ton to tho factory, thc farmout.— Florida Grower. . ------------o----------It is onr firm belief, Orlnndo in par­ growing them but how that the Worn- [era got $7 to $8 per ton fo r a product Herald a Complimentary ticket and . ----------- o—:------ * we wish it could bo used. It was ticular, and Florida in general, will nn’B Club will furnish the plants to which would otherwise hnvc bcch FARM E R O R G A N IZ A TIO N S ASK O RLAND O BROKER IS R E P E A L O F TW O R. R., ACTS. some eighteen years ago that we have a prosperous season. But there anyone desiring them every homo in pure waste. That was satisfactory INJURED WHEN AUTO helped to hold a county fnir at Gaines­ arc certain facts.that must bo faced, Sanford should plant hundreds o f pe­ nnd n thriving business was built up. CRASHES INTO TJ ville, nnd all thc exhibits wore placed Following the recent petition to the tunias nnd make Sanford one o f the But eventually thc railroad workers which if they are not will in our opin­ In A stable' that stood near the old prettiest cities in the state. The pc- demanded more pay, nnd to meet their Intcrstoto Commerce Commission ask­ L A K E L A N D , Oct. 31.-R- fl­ Sun office. W e thought it was n ion add materially to lessening the in­ tunlas lend themselves admirably to demands tho railroad increased the ing an immediate reduction in freight an Orlando broker, sustained wonderful exhibition nt tho time, and flow o f money to this community. nny sort o f plan fo r benutifiention freight rate on hay to $12 per ton. rates of from 10 to 20 per cent plus maybe it was, but now the Alachua nnd can bo grown anywhere and ev- jThnt made it more than tho rope mnk- auubsequent reductions based on all broken ribs and numerous cuts We speak o f exorbitant rents. scratches when the automobile he County Fair is one of the big events There is no use to try nnd get erywherc and make the finest kind o f : ers could afford to pay and they went savings in operating costs, the Wash­ driving crashed into the express o f Florida, nnd hns grounds nnd around thc fact that times in the flow er to carry out thc idea thnt FI or- elsewhere fo r their supply. A business ington offee o f the American Form o f the Sanfoni “ short" train on buildings nnd everything. ' north are hard. They have been felt idn is thc Land o f Flowers. Every that brought thc farmers o f Jackson Bureau Federation was Instructed to Atlantic Coast Line railroad ye*t« ----------- o----------by the rich ns well ns the poor. To bo home in Snnford should plant petun courtly $50,000 a year was killed, .the request Congress to repeal both the morning at Carter’s crossing. “ Sanford is developing into a fac­ sure the poor feel the stringency of ins this season. Phone Mrs. A. E. railroad was deprive! o f revenue from Cummins-Esch law ami the Adamson W. Burden and thc Misses Tb< Hill about the plants. the freight, although they had to run law. Explaining this action President tory town," declares thc Herald, and the conditions to a greater degree ----------- o---------- the same number o f trains, and their J. R. Howard, Issued n statement as and Gage were also in the while some places might r.ot under­ than thc rich. It is felt proportion­ Keene waa driving. Mr. Rurdet expenses were not reduced nt nil. The follows: M ENDICANTS, SOLICITORS, stand and fc&r that things were not ately by tho moderately well-to-do. ceiyod but'alight bruises and the storekeepers in the immediate vicin­ SNOWBIRDS. improving In Sanford, it is evident It is from this class that Orlando and “ Two legislative measures o f war young woman were unhurt. ” ity lost their share o f the Bpending of vicinity draws its tourist trade. Tho that thc Herald means the best and time are preventing a speedy return was taken to the hospital here $50,000 with them, and business stag­ present is a time when even thc va­ most desirable impression to be car­ to normal coM tlons. They are the the others were able to return Read the statement from various cationers arc economizing, there is no nated. ried. New factories arc locating at Transportation) Act o f 1920, known ,i j f f i i P i i i . cities regarding thc beggars and so­ T z r r jw w iB telling how long conditions, as they Another instance is given. JackSanford, and additional wholesale as the Cummtya-Esch law; and tho licitors and mendicants o f all kinds. .According to official* on are in the north, will Inst, and while son hay buyers are buying hay fo r firms, and all o f theso things means Adamson law..The Cummins-Esch law Keene was apparently attempt It demonstrates how other cities in the situation remains as it Is people the eastern market in Ohio, because was the vehicle through which the speed with them to tho more payrolls and better business all Florida handle this vexatious quest­ will continue to economize. tho freight is $6 per ton less than it around. Declaring that “ we cair railroads ware returned to their own­ only thing, that saved the In view o f which fact it is ridiculous ion and Sanford ‘ could undoubtedly Is from the Michigan district. Tho hardly hope to Jinve ahy o f the larg­ ers. It was enacted after long and o f the car from more, serious take a few pointers from this report. to think people arc coming dawn am) Michigan fnnnera. have hay to sell, est factories from thc North,* hut pay same of th E xo rb ita n t rates ask­ Fioridn will be tho mecca for all kinds careful consideration by bith houses they say Is that the machine* and would be glad to take the Ohio Snnford offers n location second to ed for rooms, apartments and furnish­ o f salesmen, beggars, solicitors, e tc , price for it, hut the $6 freight handi­ o f Congress and after extended delib­ tho truck o f the express can none, in the State, for pertain manu­ ed houses in Orlnndo nnd other towns. during the next six months. There is cap is hard to overcomp. It cannot be erations o f conference committees. kept it from passing under the i facturing plants, that can be located We will be kicked nnd cussed by a few no reason in tho world fo r Sanford done. Like tnany other laws, it was a com­ The auto was almost a total ¥ In Florida." The newspaper points o f our felltjwmen for these few words, standing for this horde o f treasure promise measure passed fq r the re­ Many other instances might be giv­ Brood sows expected to FI out thc advantageous offering o f Tail but it is because these few arc either scekes. Wc want new people and wo en, but what is the uso? W o do not turn o f the roads under condition then and water transportation ,nnd other aiding the present high-priced condii want tourists nnd wo want home- hnvc to go to Michigan fo r examples prevailing. should bo-kept In a healthy inducements. There are many attrac­ tion or hnvo n wrong impression as to seekess, but wo do not wnnt to tnko o f tho shortsighted policy o f the rail­ "One provision o f this act we very Plenty o f succulent feed # tions at Sanford, and the place is cer­ what just criticism wil| accomplish. care o f the mendicants from other roads in placing all the traffic will much objjcctcd bo at the time o f its provided fo r them. Nothing ** tain' to’ grow wonderfully In tho next Just criticism never injured "any town, states who should stay nt home. Wo bear on tbe producer. They aro right passage, namely, 15-A, or the clause than an oat, rye or rape P® few years.— Times-Union. it might have injured-some Individual [ do not .want to give up our money to here in Florida. Every year thous- directing the Interstate Commerce plcmentcd by a-littie g « > n or THESANFORD HEKAID S A Y TI1E K IN D L Y WORD. S M' »*• _ i X L r' j'- * ! THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY jjjliS&lti'-Y (Vjh; : •: i , y , • - - iyggg -V-Ssi’ 1C- - &i ---- ■ . *'J»Ar S -ffiJ Ijs R v _<*1T ........... ...... . . 'V : / j �• *• n r : * Fiji f V i i TH E SANFORD, RECITED BY GEN. FOCH ed its first battle on the soil of Franco. It dislodged the enemy from the St. Mihicl salient where ho had • " H ontranchcd himself for nearly four years, threw him back beyond the ^ ’ S foot o f the hills o f the Meuse. From the very first the American army en­ tered into glory. How many further laurels was it yet to win? “ The St. Mihiel operation waa pear­ M ARSH AL OF FRENCH ARMY ly ended when the American army at­ TELLS OF POWERS OF tacked on a new front. On the 25th UNCLE SAM’S MEN o f September it was engaged on the At all dniggi»t^ 25c. right wing of the vast allied offensive. KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2.— Marshal The point o f direction assigned tp it Foch, principal guesf of honor for was Mesieres, on the Meuse. the day, entered tjie Legion conven­ “ Deployed from ihe left bank of tion hall from a side entrance and the Meuse to the eastern confines of went to hi* box amid cheering just HALLOWE’EN P A R T Y . Champagne, it had three army corps aa the convention was called to order in line on a front of-ncarly 40 kilo­ yesterday. He was preceded by s (From T » « d * j’* Dclly) meters. _ Kisses Ruth Henry, Carmeta Bar- guard of Americans, holders of the “ Before it stretched the region of congressional medal o f honor. . gad Claire Zachary entertained a the Argonne, formidable emplacement The text o f Marshal Foch'a ad­ of their frtendi Saturday o f the German defense, a woocTed ter­ dress before the convention follows: ng at a Hallowe'en party at the rain, rugged, difficult In its very na­ "Officers, Non-Commissioned Of­ ture and rendered more so by all tho j * of Mi«a Henry, ficers and Soldiers of the Great Amer­ defensive organisations which had flu porch waa attractive with lt« ican army: been accumulated there during the •tione o f Jack-o-lanterns, crepe "M y Dear Comrades of the Ameri­ last four years. festones, golden rod, and Hal- can Legion: "Nothing could discourage or check .„/en symbol*. " I cannot tell you how great is my *Hallowe'en games were Indulged in, satisfaction at finding myself among your army. It threw Itself with gen­ tr dancing and promenade were cn- you, valiant soldiers of 1918, to live erous ardor into the immense melee. The task was a rude one, but it waa again our glorious memories. Three Ejeyrd* carried out to a thorough finish. Night I Refreshments of ice cream in yel­ years ago, on the first of November, and day for n month you advanced in low paper cups tied with black rfb- 1918, the entire American army in spite of numerous pitfalls nnd count­ |loot, and cake were served. Balloons France took up vigorously the pursuit er attacks of the enemy. It succeeded i« r e given as favor*. o f the defeated enemy and did not halt from pure tenacity and determination. Jbe invited guest* were: Doris until the German surrender. A fte r St. Mihicl I now inscribe upon f Hind, Clifford Shinsholser, Camilla . "The hour of glory for the Ameri­ Its proud banners the name of the ArEjWeston, Rebecca Stevens, EHrnbeth can army, a proper culmination for n gonne. Knight, Virgin Homo Hyman, Mil- military effort was prodlgous alike "On the 16th o f October, this great f died Hand, Lena Belle Hagan, Emily in its intensity as in its rapidity. One tank finished, it joined hands with tho | Griffin, Mary Elisabeth Moye, Frank and all you bnve had your share in it. fourth French nrmy in the defile of * fksse, William DuBose, George You may well be proud. Grand Pre. In consequence of thin "In responding in mass to the call the enemy's resistance was severely [ Knight, Arthur Znchnry, Jr., Dutton, j D«n Turner, Jr., Horton Mabry, A l­ to arms of your government, in equip­ shaken; the moment had nrrived to ping, training and organizing our­ givo him the final blow. bert Connolly, Brigg* Arrington. selves ns rapidly ns possible you had "On the first o f November, just in view only the purpose to toko,your three years ago today, the first Am­ BIRTH D AY P A R T Y place as soon ns possible in the line erican army ngnin nttackod nnd, in a o f battle. (From Kondcg’a Dclly) splendid advance, Reached Huzancy, "In numbers: Eighteen months af­ penetrating the German line for more 1 Jjttlo Irvin Fleischer, the young *»on of Mr. and Mr*. M. Flciacher, ter the declaration of wnr by the than 10 kilometers, United States on Germany the Amer­ "Tho enemy this time retired def­ jjdebrated hi* ninth birthday anniverican nrmy had passed from effectives initely; the stars nnd stripes at once nry Saturday afternoon at hi* home o f 9,500 officers nnd 125,000 men to took up the pursuit,, and, six days hi Tenth street, which was enjoyed by 180,000 officers and 3,500,000 men. later, floated victoriously over the "Effort of organization: If in the Meuse reconquered. ibout fifteen of his small friends. The house was artistically dccorat- month of March, 1918, you had in "A fte r St. Mihicl, after the Arfor the occasion, quantities o f red France but six divisions, Rix months gonne, the American banners now k k s and fern being used. In the later you had 41, of which 31 engaged bore the nhme' o f the Meuse. In a fining room the table had as its cen­ In battle. few days you had taken 45,000 pris­ "Effort in instruction: In order to oners nnd 1,400 cannon from ’ the terpiece, the wonderful birthday cake have officers, non-commissioned pffi- enemy. Glory to tho First American topped with nine burning tapers. All kinds of games were played edris nnd men rapidly trained you mul­ nrmy! Glory also to those of your during the afternoon. Mrs. Fleischer tiplied in America as in France your divisions, which, distributed among n » assisted In entertaining the schools nnd camps which became cen­ the French and British armies con­ ters of prodigious activity.- n - • Young guests by Miss Esther. tributed in great measure to the final "In order to nrm you and camp you success, whether with tho Fifth Refreshments o f ice cream, cake, tsndy and fruit, carrying out the col­ the American manufactories worked French nrmy to the northwest of or motif of red and green, were serv­ without receipts and supplied all your Rheims, or with the Fourth French neds. ed. nrmy, in which they carried in mag­ "Admirable effort also in transpor­ nificent assault, the strong positions The young host waa the recipient of many pretty birthday gifts and tation: You swept away every ob­ of Orfcuillcs; or again with the Brit­ best wishes fo r many happy returns stacle which interfered with bringing ish armies for tho capture of tho fa ­ your units from the centers of in mous Hindctfburg Hnc, or with tho of the day from his friends. Among those enjoying this lovely structions to the ports o f cmbsrka group of nrmie^ in Flanders pursuing the enemy upon the road to Brus­ Party were: Leonard Miller, Claude tion. "In France, you improved the ports sels. Herndon, Jack Aycock, J im ; Higgins, "During tho time your second army Frederick Stanley, John Stanley, o f debarkation, created new installa­ Sherwood Harvard, Evans Spencer, tions, increased thb traffic of the impatiently awaited to attack in its Milton Robbins, Murry Kanner, Billy railroad system by work o f all kinds turn in tho direction of Mcthew, which Ball, IHlly Morse, Kinchcn Powers, and multiplied your store houses nnd wns already stretching its nrms to hospitals. us for deliverance. Hut, hnrrnnscd Teddy Morse and Leisch Morris. “ Your shipyards were organized nnd defeated, the army o f the enemy for intensive production in such a way laid down its nrms. The solemn hour thnt when the war ended you utilized which Compensated all tho sacrifices for your ocean transportation almost freely honored our cause. four millions of marine tonnage, in­ “ You havo mado those sacrifices; stead o f 94,000 available at the be­ more than 75,00 o f your countrymen ginning o f the war. were buried in the soil of France. May "And meanwhile your splendid wnr they rest In peace. Your French fleet, thanks to its viligancc, nnd its brothers in arms watch over. them. Glory to you who survive them Alibama lLady Was Sick For Thro* fino military qualities, protected with nn efficiency to which I am happy to and who enjoy victorious peace. You Yeart, SufferingPain, Nenrons pay tribute here, the transportation may well be proud of your past ex­ o f your troops nnd material. And Depressed—Read 3er ploits. " A prodigious effort on the part of “ Your country had asked you to Own Story of Recovery* your entire notion’s intelligence, will lay low a redoubtable enemy. You power and energy. A prodigious ef­ have placed him at your mercy and fort which has filled your associates after having assured every guaran­ Paint Rock, Ala.— Mr*. Q. M. Stegall with admiration nnd gratitude and tee for the liberty o f your peoples you have imposed upon him the peace Of near here, recently related the fob confounded your enemy. "This splendid spirit o f an entire which your government has dictated. lowing Interesting account pf htr r* eorcryi " I was In a weakened con nation we find again on the battle­ Has not your task been completely dltlon. I waa sick threo year* In bed fields o f France, where it was blax- fulfilled T As fo r me, the great hon­ Buffering a great deal of pain, weak oned in the admirable virtues o f brav­ or o f my life is fo r me to have guided nervous, depressed. X wa* io weak, ery and heroism. along the road to victory the Ameri­ l couldn't walk across the floors Just " I t was*the spirit o f the second and can army o f 1918, which was a real had to lay and tty little onee do the third American nrmy divisions which grand army, beginning with its com­ work. I w u almost dead. I tried every thing I heard of, and a number d one month lalbr took part in the bat­ mander." doctors 8UU X didn't get any rellet tle o f the Marne and distinguished I couldn't eat, and slept poorly. 1 themselves immediately In operations MR. AND MRS. ED. R A N D A L L EN­ U I hadn't heard of and takes around Chateau *Thierry and Belieau T E R T A IN Oirdul I would hare died. I bough! bottles, after a neighbor told ml Woods. Again it was the spirit of Monday evening the Christian En­ these five divisions which, on the ^hat it did for her. deavor of the Congregational church " I began to eat and sleep, began tt 18th o f July, partldpa ted In the vic­ gam my strength and am now well torious counter offensive of the tenth with a few friends were entertained and strong, I haven't had any trou and sixth French armies between by Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Randall'at their ble since . . . I sure can testify to th< home on West First street. Alsne nnd the Marne and contributed food that Cardul did me. I donl Tho rooms were decorated with in great measure to that victory. .there la a better tonlo madl black cats, witches and other things and I believe it saved m y life." "Finally It was that spirit which pertaining to Hallowe'en. For over 40 years, thousands of wo animated all ’ the American army men havo used Cardul successfully The evening was passed pleasantly jo ^tne^treatment of many wpmsnlj when, on the 24th of July, General playing ail sorts o f Hallowe’en games Pershing formed your splendid units and later in the evening Mrs. Randall under his own direct command., ‘ If you suffer aa these women did served hot chocolate, pumpkin pie and Jake Cardul, it may help you, ton “ On the 12th day of September, and sandwiches as refreshments. A t all dnggtsiaL I If 1918, the first American army deliver­ ® Fifty yean a standard cold*. Children ilka it S o . All d n .a M ». “ c In Speech to American Legion Convention at Kansas City IS PROUDOF THEM Buy a pipe— and; some P.A . Get the joy that’s due you! W e print it right here that i f you don’ t know the “ feel” and the friendship o f a jo y ’ us jim m y pipe— GO G E T ONE| A n d — get some Prince Albert and bang a howdy-do on the big smoke-gong! For, Prince Albert’ s quality— flavor— coolness— fragrance— is in a class o f its own! You never tasted such tobacco! W h y— figure out what it alone means to your tongue and temper when we tell you that Prince Albert can’ t bite, can’ t pafch! Our exclusive patented process fixes that! f r i M i A lb e rt Is •eld In h m fW W |i, tidy rim tins, kendetme pennd nnd hell pennd tin humiJtri end In the peund cry atel gleet hamlder with epeng■ meletener Up. Prince Albert is a revelation in a makin’ s cigarette! M y, but how that delightful flavor makes a dent I And, how it does answer that hankering! Prince Albert rolls easy and stays put because it is crim p ed cu t And, say — oh, go on and get the papers or a pipe! Do it right now! Ceprrllbt 1921 JT H. J. Reynold* Tobacco Co. Wloiloo-SaJcia, N. C. the national jo y smoke a bride was placed. Mrs, Hill served n snlnd course followed by an Ice course. Miss Thrasher wore on this occas­ ion n very becoming frock o f green georgette, with a picture hat o f blnck. the guests were invited into the din­ Among those enjoying Mrs. Hill's ing room for refreshments. Tho table had ns its centerpiece n cunning “ Kew- cordial hospitality were: Miss May pie" doll dressed ns a bride, on either Thrasher, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs,. C. end of the tnblo cut glass baskets R. Kirtley, Mrs. Ben Caswell, Mrs. filled with pink roses, tho handles Dick Brown, Miss'Esthor Miller, Miss Betts, lied with pink nnd lavendnr and Normnn Herndon, Mrs. Eli. green, bride's maids frockB marked i Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Mrs. Gibbons of the places of the guests. A t Miss Tampa, Mis* Fern Ward and Mrs. Thrasher's place, n doll dressed as Howard Smith. bers of auction, Mrs. Robert Bine* having made high score, wns awarded a set of bud vases. The honorec, wns (From Wtdnudiy'* DUlr) presented a gold China condiment set, Mrs. W. C. Hill entertained at cards as souvenir o f the afternoon. yesterday afternoon nt her homo on Following the nwnrding of prizes, BRIDGE PARTY FOR MISS THRASHER Fourth street, honoring Miss May Thrasher, a bride-elect of Friday. A profusion of roses was used in decornting, n pink, Invendar and green color motif being enrried out, nnd scores .for the nftemoon were kept on tallies done in designs suggestive of brides. At the conclusion of several rub­ TR AD E M A R K $625 f . o. b. Detroit •* * :i \'\*i' ' What Henry Ford Says About Machine Power Farming "In the tractofldie fanner now haa a machine In which is harnessed one of the most adaptable* efficient, economical, sources o f power in the world— the internal combustion engine. "The tractor will multiply the productive capacity o f each individual farm worker from three to four times over. 1^ J ■ I i'S i " I t will put the farmer on a par with tho city manufacturer. I t will put his produce-producing factory— fo r that is what a farm is— on to an efficient production basis. " I t will enable each worker to earn so much more that he can be paid more and still leave a greater profit fo r the man who hires him- I t will enable the farm er to work few er hours in the day, giving him more time to enjoy life. . “ I believe the tractor will make farming what it ought to be—the most pleasant, the most healthful, the most profitable business on earth.” A U TH O R IZE D |" .* • f • V-IB I ' .• • * • *- - --.TE’"i H DEALE m ... 1 ■ ■s M, - tU ’ ■*‘ l- ■<■ - * wm V* . — M �* '’r; �Ur, Illinois tral Union That the defendant Cen­ Trust Company o f N o w l a - a corporation existing ealetintt under the law * o f the State o f N e w T o r t and that lt » principal (t a W < > f business and post offtae a d ­ dress ts *0 Broadway. N e w .Y o rk Clur. N o w Y o rk . That there Is no person Tn the State o f Florida the service of subpoena upon whom would bind the aald defendants, or olther of them: that It la the belief o f these complainants that the said defendants ana each of them Is over the a re of twenty-one years. It ,I* therefore ordered that you, the said defendants, and each of you do appear In this Court to the bill o f comtaint herein filed upon Monday, the th day o f J)ecem ber, A, D. 1911, the samo betujr A rule day of this Court. It 'la further ordered that this order he publlahed once a week for four (4) consecutive weeks In the Sanford H er­ ald, a newspaper published tn Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. W IT N E S S my hand and the seal of the said Circuit Court this lln d day of October, A. D. 1911, (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County, Fla. B y: V. B. POUOLABa. D. a lo r n , In response to the inquiry o f m; subscribers} "W hat can I do to 1 ice 7" this advertisement is publis! telephone my serv- Where Courtesy Helps Service The operator cannot \ c o n t r o l the irritating * practice of t h o s e who r have office boy or secretary call you and keep you waiting at the telephone un­ til they are ready to talk. Aside from the courtesy it is the responsi­ bility of the calling party to be ready to talk as soon as the called party answers. When you unnecessarily irritate those you call, you take a chance of losing friends or business. It is not only more courteous and bet­ ter business practice to hold the line until the called party answers, but lh the long run it saves time. SO U TH ER N BELL T E LE PH O N E A N D TELEGRAPH COM PANY (ITem Header's Sally) R. T, Thrasher returned home last evening from Tampa where he has been the guest of his sister, Mrs. Fred DaigeT, St., for several days. Lieut H. A. Bivins, of Arcadia, spent the week end the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon, W. M. Brown, of_ Geneva, was a business visitor here today. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Loucks left in their car this morning for their grove at Dilnedin, where they will stay until Thursday. Mrs. Hope, a sister of Mrs, L o U c k a , will accompany them tlio city looking over the plant of the Bel-Jar Coffee Co., and attending to the advertising matter, He has charge of the publicity end of tha business and is an experienced advertising.and publicity expert. He likes Sapford Word comes from Miami, that Dick Terhenu, Jr., is quite a hero. It seems that-the rushed into a burning home down there one day last week and res­ cued a young girl from the smoke and flames and is now in line for a Carnegie medal. Dick is a Sanford boy, and tho son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Tcrhcun, of this city. Mr. Edgar A. Ball, who arrived here last week with his fam ily, is now living at 710 Oak street and will give lessons on all band instruments. Mr. Ball was instructor fo r a number of y e a n at the Shirman Indian College, R ivcnldc, Cal., under Roosevelt’s ad­ ministration, having charge o f tho musical department, and would like to orgnnize a class hero for the purpose o f training them bo that in the near future they can take their place in the Sanford municipal band. Father Ilenncscy and Father A. Mainvlllo paid tht Herald office a visit today and were surprised at the mag­ nitude o f the office and the equip­ ment/ Father Mainville is looking a f­ ter tho mission-work in this diocese under Father Ilenncscy, and has been here for several weeks. lie is o rig i­ nally from Canada, and is a FrenchCanadinn by birth. Being at one time a teacher o f printing in one of tho Canadian colleges, • Father Main.-illc w h s very much interested in the new linotypes and other up to date machines o f the Herald officq. He likes Sanford and Florida very much and will pprolmhly spend the entire winter in this Bection. E AT LESS M E A T, ALSO T A K E GLASS OF S ALTS BEFORE The rain fell here in torrents for E ATIN G B R E A K FA S T three dnya and nights, and the wind blew several trees down. Uric acid in meat excites the kid­ The packing house hns been running neys, they become overworked; . get this week packing grapefruit. sluggish, ache, and feel like lumps of U p and Mrs. II. B. Levy, who npent lead. -The urine becomes cloudy; the the summer in New York, returned bladder is irritated, and you may be homo laat Friday. They r.re staying obliged to seek relief two or three with Mrs. Levy's father. times during the night. When the Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hannnh, who kidneys clog you must help them have lived in Gtorgin the pnst year, flush o ff the body's urinous waste or have returned to his home along the you'll bp a real sick person shortly. St, Johns river. A t first you feel n dull misery in the Mr. K. B. Raulerson spent last Fri­ kidney region, you suffer from back­ day night with Mrs. J. M. Provatt. ache, sick headache, dizziness, stom­ Miss Alexia Mees returned home ach gets sour, tongue coated and you Saturday nftcr spending the summer feel rheumatic twinges when the in Texas and Ohio. >She is mnking weather is bad. her home with her sister, Mrs. Grover Eat less meat, drink lots of water; Leflles. also get from any pharmacist four Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Littler and fam­ ounces o f Jnd Salts; take a tableily, o f Osteen, spent Sunday with spoonful in n glass of water before their daughter, Mrs. T. W. Provntt, brcakfnst for a few days and your Mrs. Littler and daughter spent the kidneys will then act fine. This fa ­ mous salts is made from the acid o f week with Mrs. Prevatt ' Miss Alexin Mees spent Wednesday grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for genera­ with Mrs. Dobley. Mr. and Mrs. E. Curlott was in tions to clekn clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity, Sanford Friday on business. Mrs. Wakefield was chopping in nlso to neutralize the adds in urine, so it no longer is a source of irrita­ Sanford, Saturday. tion, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in­ K O R E A N M ISSIO NARY HERE jure; makes a delightful.effervescent The Presbyterians nrc entertaining lithia-watef drink whteh everyone should take now and'then to keep the Mias Ella Graham, of Kwangju, Ko­ kidneys d ean and active. Druggists rea. She is speaking at the Women's hero say they sell lots of Jad Salta to Efficiency Conferences over the state, folks who believe in overcoming kid­ and will be at the Presbyterian ney trouble while it is only trouble. church tonight. The prayer meeting — Adv. will begin at 7 o'clock and Inst 30 minutes, closing at 7:80 in order to al­ low those desiring to do so to attend P E R 8 0 N A L S T A F F is n o w Co m p l e t e . tho services at the Baptist church. Dr. nnd Mrs. G. M. Randall, of Daytonn, spent the day here Sunday, at the Montezuma. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. M. Beni, Hazel, Mnrjorie, Hownrd nnd Ruth Beal, of Beloit, Witt., nrc spending n few dnya here at the Montezuma enroutc to Mt. Dorn, where they will spend the win­ ter. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Kirkpatrick and two children, o f Greenville, Ky., ore spending some time here at the Mon­ tezuma. • • Sirs. Mnry Stubbs nnd Mira Doro­ thy Stubba, of Cambridge, Masn., spent several dnys here enroutc to Dnytonn nnd Minmi. Mrs. W. E. Watson rvtumod home Saturday evening from n pleasant three weeks visit in Millodgcville, Gn. Mr. Lawrence Fitzhugh, o f Kentuck, is tho guest o f Mr. and Mrs. George DeCottes. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hodges announce the birth o fn daughter, October 31, at thMr home on Palmctto'avcnuc. Mr. and Mrs. A, W. Smith and little daughter, Jnunitn, returned home yes­ terday from Tampa where they spent' the week-end with relatives. T A LLA H A S S E E , Fla., Oct. 31.— Governor Hardee has completed the appointment of his personal staff, tho personnel o f which was announced to­ day, as follows: Mrs. S. G. Kennedy, o f Lakeland, wns visiting friends here last week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kennedy lived in Sanfod for several years before moving to Lakeland. VOID the misery o f racking pain. Have a bottle of Sloan's Lini­ ment handy and apply when you first feel the ache or pain. It quickly eases the pain and sends A feeling of warmth through the aching part. Sloan's Liniment ptnelraltt without rubbing. Fine, too, for rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica, sprains and strains, stiff joints, lame back and sore muscles. Fpr forty years pain's enemy. Ask your neighbor, At all druggist*—35c, 70c, $1.40, A C le a r Ttmmr Caro pi ext— of pimple*, • a w aad other facial dlaflaunroetiL Uro freely Dr. Hulwcrn'i Ecxana CMnt- ■ a n t Good for acarons, luhln* skin, ■ad other skin troobtoa. One ot Dr. ibson’s Adjutant General Charles P. Lovell, St. Augustine; chief of staff, and the following, each to have the rank of lieutenant colonel; (From Tntaday'i Dally) H A LLO W E 'E N P A R T Y . (From Wednesday'* Dully) Misses Frances and Esther Louise Frank Shutts, Miami. Hughey entertained a number of their W. F. Stovall, Tampa. friends Monday eve gt a Hallowe’en W. M. Igou, Euatis. party at their home on Fifth street. A. A. Murphree, Gainesville. The home was tastefully and at­ P. C. Eidred, Fort Pierce. tractively decorated with the usual M. B. Iicrloong, Jacksonville. decoraioni for the occasion with the Jno. W. Henderson, Tallahassee. color scheme of black and orange. R. L. Swecger, Quincy. There were plenty of spooks games Lewia O'Brien, Kissimmee. and stunts of original character were Charles H. Brown, Tampa. indulged in until a tate hour. D. B. McKay, Tampa. Especially clever wns the make-up A. Livingston, Madison. of the fortune teller and in her mind J. E. Hardee, Mad|son. and palm reading. Refreshments were S. A. Hincly, Live Oak. very daintily served, the color scheme M. M: Fisher, Pensacola. was -here carried out in Ice cream, cakes, favors, etc. In Franco a ruined lanscape ia otie A t q late hour the guests departed where the German passed; over here pronouncing-the affair a decided aucIt is one where tho bill poster passed, cess. DARKENS B E A U T IF U L L Y A N D RB8TORES ITS N A T U R A L COL­ OR A N D LUSTRE AT ONCE c u rp o r n u o Ooaild. S t A. McDonald, (le om w , B. O. Pstoter rtrOlinr Co., * r J i d , potstlan. and the unknown heir*, darll^L& r’ •Isswe, frantero or other* el«la n !r^ _ ?*“ T. Boat, Jmnlt Dou*h»n», J . DoSnld. I t A. MeDonald, (fee. W 7 . . ^ “ a S l P S J S FerilUaev Ob., a rtartdS* poratlm, Defendant*, a‘ f t ! f c n j T. Bast, residence unknown Itonahart,. rrotdroc. BOkn0wB; T T ’ u V S ! ■ j* " > > ? " ! “ ■ A. Metkaaid 7^ ; Idenro 'ssknSwn; (Jeon* w . U a k T w S i l " : unknown: tbo bain. deviroro, atom. or other* rinlmta* under Poti/ T lu!V .Donahany. J. A. UeDocali u **• UcDonaM and Ueort* W. Link, »ad ti , * ! and all otbar peril** cUImln* u , u u S In and in tba foUowtn* drocrlbed Undent!! at«I In Bomtool* Ooouty. Florida. t n W '*■ No. 1— lto»tnaln* HO f t W of th* N w m Common garden sage, browed into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcoho added, will turn gray, streaked am faded hair beautifully dark and lux-; uriant Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul­ phur recipe at home, though, is troub­ lesome. An easier way is to get tho ready-to-use preparation, improve! by the addition of other ingredients, •Sip so a , Bout* 30 t , rut I a n ( I a iTT a large bottle, at little cost, at drui ft., NBly alone railroad ri*bl-ofw »y « 0 tt ' i 50 f t . W 170 f t ! and alto baaluuto, « >S 5 stores, known as “Wyth's Sage ant cor. of tba N B U of tbo SWM or th. B *u noniNsoN * brumes. tlun 9. Tnwnahlp 90 8., Bona* 10 a . run w Sulphur Compound, thus avoiding a Solicitors for Complainants. « * » f t . s ooaH f t . B sol ttT N see ft . s m ll-B tc lot of muss. ft . N 334V4 f t . and tbo H E * of tbi NWtf of lb# SRH usd tbo BH of tba N t u or mi While gray, faded hair Is not sin­ HW14 of tba SB|4, and boftuulne 40 rod, a M rod, B of tbo N W cat at lb . N w \7 "f ful, we all desire to retain our youth­ 8114. Sootlen 9. Tbwsoblp 90 S. tu t. Jo * ful appearance and attractiveness. By mu W m rvdo. N 33 rodo. ■ 4 0 r J i . % , i redo, > S » rode to (bo be*lunlna. 10 darkening your hair wiUi Wyeth's No, 1 — Ueilnnln* M f| S of Uit Nw <nr of tba NB|4 of tba 9 W # of tbo SRH. BoctS Sago and Sulphur Compound, no one D. Tuwooblp 90 8., Baoav 80 m l «T ? r can tell, because it does it so natural- tax dood to Mono to ateordiaca with tow. Bald 8 S3 doarvoo, K 196 f t , to n. I t r1*tatof.w, r ‘ H <1 doamon, 90 Mia., W tlooa N tide certificate cm brace, tba fotlowlnt daacrlbad prop­ iy, so evenljr. You just dampen i erty altnated to Seminole Ooanty. Florida, to- aald B. B. ri*ht-of-oar to a Unatba of tba NSU sponge or soft brush with it and wlt; Lot 7 and s, Blk. a Aalln'a lat Add. to • * ]* » • * w u Of tba SB 14. W to tba BW rro tf Orlrtlo. Tba laid land betas m imed it tba data aald 10 arm*. F M l ft la tba beciaalaa. draw this through your hair, taking of tha taaainra of each certificate to tba aima of No. t — Baxtoatoa at o point of taUroeetlro of tbo M. lino o f tba SW14 » t tba l l U a T one small strand at a time; by roorn- W. L Palmer. Amo « , Aim T i l Ctftincata No. *S94. dated tba Sad If0* * ° A Basaa SO B m run with X ing all gray hairs have disappeared. day of June, A. D. ISM. baa filed Mid Certlflcata Moo of rtebt-ot'woy of lha B. r . n. ft, s tt In my of flew aod baa made ippllcattoo for tax After another application or two your deed to 1mm to accordance with law. Sold certi­ dasraao. SO Mto., w aloes told rtett-tf way las 51 * ° ‘ ‘ ‘f ’J w IW! f t , ■ MO ft. hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, ficate embrace* tha following deacitbad property (U oitaS to Semtoola County. Florida. IS-wit: Lota No. 4 — Tba KV4 of tba N S U a f tba NWU Of soft and lnxuriant, and you appear 10. 11. and U . Blk a AaJftri tat Add. to Orlado. tba S W U . Saatlon 9, Tuwuohlp 90 B.. Boon » Tba Mid land bains aaaaaoad at tba data of tba years younger.— Adv. Uwaiaco of racb certlflcata la tba name of W. No. A — N W U of tba N U of lot 1. Section 9. f TowuahJp 20 B ast, 90 * . Calmer, Aaane. Ualeaa Mid certlflcata aball be redeemed «c- R No. O p L o t 4 of Sorttan 9. Townablp JO |.t cordlns to law. tax dood will Iona thereon on tba 18th day of Noeembar, A. D. 1931, No. T,— Th# N W U of tbo S W U (law EH of tba N I U l t eoetkw 9, Tpwnafclp 90 a , lu ,x, 30 B. No. a —Tba S 18 rd*. of th* NB14 of tba S W U und tbo B IS roda of tha SW U or tba N W U of tba B B U . Bactloo 9. Townahlp jo m Rtnaa 80 a No. 9— N H of S U oT lot 9, Section 9. Town■blp SO a Itaoea 90 B. It appaarlut from tba. (worn bill or complaint riled tn tbla Cuaa ,*alaat yon, that yon hit, or claim *o a » Intcraat In tba land, berelntbort da, W . C. Morris,, ocTlbad, tberafora, yoo. tba Mid Dolly T. Beat. vs. M Stanley 10 Alloyne, If living and If Jennie lkafharty, J. A. McDonald. M. A. Mc­ Donald, tad Oooryo W. Uok art hereby required dead all parties claiming Intereat un­ to appear before oar Mid circuit court at der Stanley II. Alleyns, deceased, or tbaboc aand tn Sanford, rtorlda. on tba otherwise. In the property below de­ Jthrdayr tof boaM A. t». 1911, aud tben and scribed, and Frank O. Roach, If liv ­ There make Noeatnbar. ■newer to tba blU of eomplilut ating, and If dead alt parties claiming lilbltad ,*,ln ,t you, otbarwUe a decree pro cooInterest under Frank O. Roach, de- feaao will be ontorad , * , I m I you. censed, or otherwise. In the property Aud any and all otbar partlea rlatmlua ,iy right, title o. Intercut to aud to tba land, here­ to,bore deecrlbed under, by, tud through tally T. Dent. Jennie Douibcrfy, M. A. McDucM, J. A. McDonald and Ucorg, W. Uok or otbrrwtee, are hereby required to be and appear before our aald circuit court at tba court hmwe la Sanford, rtorlda, on lb# 3th day of December. A. D. 1P2I, tod tben and (here inek- (newer to .the bill of* compltlft ethlhllcd ,f»laet uld unknown p a n ic . olberwDe a decree pro runf e w will be entered aftloit Hid nnknowu p,rdescribed ns: lie . Tho H 1-4 of tho N W 1-4 of N E 1-4 It I, ordered that Ihla ootlce be publlibed ta and the HE 1-4 of SE 1-4 of NE 1-4 of the Hanford Herald, a Damp, per poh!l«t.M in N W 1-4 of Sec. 18, Twp. 11 S. R 39 E., Seminal* County, Florid,, once a week (or rljhl containing 13 1-2 acres, more or loss. (HI week* ai to the known partle* dcftudiat. It la hereby ordered that you and and once a week for twelre (13) week* a* to each of you do appear to the blit of the unknown pnrtle* defendant. complaint herein filed on the 2nd day Wltnea my band and tba aeal of tba Ulrrall of January. 1922. Coart on tbla the 30th day of Aayiut. A. D. IK1. It Is further ordered that this order (SEAL) E. A. DOUOI.AHS. of publication bo published In Ihe Han­ Clerk of tbe Clrealt Court. ford Herald, a newspaper published In Hemlnol# County. Fla. L U P A N D DOWN. * TSome hints given out by the makers of fashions, women’s skirts will be longer. Hour glass corsets will not be in vogue this year. Knee pants for men may be fashionable next year.— Milton Gazette. la th. Circuit Court af tba Bar,nth Judicial Cir­ cuit of Florida, la and ferJtoml|olo County,—tn C l m ^ j . CITATION Deatriro Dunbar, Complainant. to. . Joooph Dunbar. Defenriinl. To Joaepti thinbar. Ilnldtnro Unknown: It apprarinc from an iffldaTtt filed In Ihla c»u«c that you are a rom-reabtent of tho Stale of Florid*, therefore, j.m, Joeeph Dunbar, ire ordered and required on tbe Bill day of Decem­ ber, A. D. l t d . to appear to the bill of com­ plaint eililtdted ,f,ln ,t you to thl, m o m . It I, ordered that thl, notice be pabllabed In the Hanford Herald once n week for debt -week,. WITNESS my hand and Ihe teal of tbla courl on thl, ‘Jlth day of September, A. D. 1821. (REAL) E. A. DOUOI.AHS, Sanford, Seminole County, Florldo, once ficonon a. HKnntNo, n week for eight consecutive weeks. Solicitor and Counael for tbe CompUImat. Witness my hand and the seal of S-llte the said Circuit Court At Sanford, F lo r­ ida this 25th day of October, A. D. 192U la tha Circuit Court af tba Beranth Judlctml Ctr (S E A R ) E. A. DOUORASB. cult af Florida, to and far Samtnola Coun. Clerk Circuit Court, ty,— In Chau>ar7 . Seminole County, Fla. I\ Mniwclwhitn and Orlando Hank St Hy; V. E. DOUORAB8, D. C, CIT ATI ON Trunt Company, a corporation, Com­ MASSEY A W A R R O W . plainants, Attorneys for Complainant. ll-9 ta vs. T. A. Whitcomb and Arnes D, W hit­ comb. his wife, and W. A. Whitcomb, Trustee. J. Wnlter F lyn t'an d Mury H. Flynt, bis wife, A. J. Holder. Ala Clyde Donnell and C. M. Donnell,-her husband, Mrs. M I). Johnson, a w id­ Florid., tt tbrlr next rejklir meeting to he ow, Fred T. Williams. J, Foster A l­ ncld in Sanford, Fla., on Nov. 8, 1021, and required on-the Rth d»y of December, A, D. lison, T. E. Purden, Osceola Cypress nt lo o'clock n. m.. will receive Mill for tbe pur­ IP2I, lo appear to tbe bill of complaint exhibit­ Company, a corporation, E. L. Hunt­ chase of one ctr loud of metal culrert*. or vitri­ ed nxalaat yon to tbla canoe. It la ordered that tht* notice be published lo er, K M, Croat hwnlt and Mary fied oewer pipe, ipeclflcstlon may he had hy npCroslhwalt, his wife, Ira Whltmer pllratliei at Hi* Clerk of the Clrealt Court'* of­ tbe Sanford Herat.I once a week for eljhl week,. WITNESS my band and tbo oeal of aald rourt nnd Mary Whltmer, his wife, and Ira fice, nt Hanford, the board rvaervr* tbe rl*bt to on thl* 3rd day of Octoher. A. D. 1021. Whltmer. Trustee. Frank J, Jacoby reject »ny or *11 bldii (SEAL) E. A. DOUU1.AKS. (unmarried), W. R. Moors and M a­ B. A. DODO LA (W, (SF.AL) Clerk of Ihe Circuit (ImfL bel Moore, his wife, and W. R. Moore, 9-4IC Clerk. Seminole County, Fturlda. Trustee. C. M. White (unmarried. t)EO. A. IieCOTTER. Isabel Htevlck Roush and Harry SoUrltor and Counael for Defendant S Sic Roush, her husband, Charles E. Doo­ Notice of Application for Tax Heed ley. Rucy F. Wakefield and Porter T. Under Section 575 of tho Gen­ Wakefield, her husband, Clara H. la Circuit Court, 7th Judicial Circuit, Seminal* Gilliland, n widow. Mary O. Hrammor eral Statutes of the State County, rta.— la Chancery and Georite E. Hrammor, her hus­ o f Florida band. Ramuel C. Dooley and Emma BILL TO OCTET TITLE J. Dooley, his wife, B. H. Dewhlrst and Alta II. Dewhlrst, his wife, E. A. * Notice is hereby given that Geo. E. Carrie W . Speer, Complainant, • Gilliland and Mary Gilliland, his luntcr, purchaser o f Tax Certificate wife, Emma D. Ayres, a widow, Reon Arthur J. Doyle, ot *L Defendant. R I.eRoy and Grace A. LeRoy. hts 7o. 30, dated the 2nd dny o f June, A . TO ALL I’EHHONS CLAIMINO ANT INT1Bwife, H. Summers. Frank W . aood- 0. 1919, has filed said certificate in EHT IN THE FOLLOWING DBSCBH1SD In C irc u it Conrt, ■ r a i l . State o f Whltmer nnd Mury Whltmer, hit wife, und lrn Whltmer. Truatee. Frank J. Jacoby ( unmarried), W. R. Moors nnd Mabel Moore, hln wife, nnd W. I* Moore, Truntee, C. M. White (unmarried), Isabel Htevlck Roush nnd Harry Roush, her hus­ band. Charles E. Dooley, Rucy F. Wakefield and Porter T. Wakefield, her huehnnd, Clara R. atlltlnnd. a widow, Mary G. Drummer and George E. Itrainnier, her hushsnd, Hamuel C. Dooley and Ktimrn J. Dooley, his wife, 8. 11. Dewhlrst nnd Alta II. Dewhlrst, his wife, K. A. Gilliland nnd-Mary Gilliland, his wife, Emma D. Ayres, a Widow, Leon R. ReHoy nnd Grace A. ReHoy, hts wife, If. Hummers,_ W, Goodrich and ......... . Frank W, Francea Goodrich.,Ihis. wife. ____ Centra! _______ Union Trust Company of Now York, n corporation, and Charles N. Edmlaton. ‘ It appearing from the eworn bill of complaint herein filed hy J. P. Museelwhite and Orlando Dank A Trust Com­ pany, a corporation, complainants, that tha defendants R. M. Croslhwalt and Mnry Crosthwalt. his wife, Ira W hltmor and Mary Whltmer, hie wife, and Ira Whltmer, Trueiee, Frank J. Jacoby, W. R. Moore and Mabel Moore, his wife, and W. U Moor*, Trustee, C. M. White, Issbel Blevlck Roueh end Harry Roush, her husband, Charles E. Dool­ ey, Rucy F. W akefield and Porter T. Wnkefleld, her husband, Clara D. Gil­ liland, Mary O. Drammer and aeorge E. Rrammer, her husband, and Samuel C. Dooley and Emma Jt Dooley, hln wife, ars alt residents of the County of Mc­ Lean. and Blate of Illinois, that the residence and post office address of esch of said defendants severally to Bloomington, McLean County. Illinois: that the defendants 8, II. Dewhlrst and Alta 1R Dewhlrst, his wife, ars resi­ dents of the 8 U t « of Illinois, and that their residence and post office address le Champaign, Champaign County,* Illi­ nois: that the defendants E. A. G illi­ land end Mary OflUland, hie wife, ere residents of the ■State of Illinois, and that their residence and poet office ad­ dress Is Normal, McLean County, Illi­ nois; that the defendant Emma D, A y­ res. a widow, Is a resident of the Btate of-Illinois, and that her residence and oat office address Is Peoria, Peoria odntr, Illinois; that the defendants Reon 1*. ReRoy and Grace A. ReHoy, hie wife, and II. Bummers, are residents of the state of Illinois, and that their residence and post office address la Derwln, Cook County, Illinois; that the defendants Frank W . Goodrich and Frances Goodrich, hla wife, are resi­ dents of the Btate of Illinois, end that their residence and post office address Is Gibson City. Ford County. Illinois; that the defendant Charles N. Edmlston la a resident of the State of 1111nols, and that him residence and poet office sddresa Is Olney, Richland Coun- 8 my office, nnd has made ■application for Tnx Deed to issue in accordance with Inw, Said certificate embraces tho following described property sit­ uated in Seminole County, Florida, towit: Lots 123 nnd 124 Sanford loights. The said land being assessed at the date o f the issuance o f such certificate in the name o f Unknoiyn. Unless said certificate shall be re­ deemed according to law Tax Deed will issue thereon tho 28th day o f N o­ vember, A, D. 1921. W ITN E SS my official signature and seal this the 20th day o f October, A: D. 1021 (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fin. By A. M. W EEKS, D. C, NO TICE OF A P P L IC A T IO N .FO R DISCH ARG E TO WHOM IT M A Y CONCERN: LAND, to-wlt:— . tale 3 and 4 of Illock 34| and Lota 3 and t or Illock S3, of Mellonville. •• per plat recoedc l In I'la I nook 1. p**e 130, Bemlnol* Ooaaty Itecurda. , You are hereby required and ordered to ap­ pear before our Circuit Court at th* Court Ittwo* in Seminole County, Florida, on tbo Oral wde­ ltay In December, 1921, to anawer the Mu ia i-nmplalnt filed axalnal yon, and therein fall not. ebo eaioa will bo takes oa confessed, ta bo followed by final decree. It 1* further ordered tbat tbla hotlea be pn»Uatied tn tbe Sanford Herald, s newepoper pebllatied In Seminole ftmnty, Florida, once eaeta week for twelve weeks. . „ Witness my band and Che seel of eeld OoerL A limit 18, 1931. (BEAL) ■ - A. DOOdLASS. Clerk Circuit Conrt, • Seminole County, rta. DICKINSON S DICKINSON. Solicitor* for OompUtaint. ‘ NOTICE OF MASTER'S BALE Notice to hereby stven tbat under and by virtue of a final -decree of forecloeur# and •*!*■ complainant, and Della M. Drown, and LIlrown, LUIlt Tnjnblln Tyiwr and W. 0. T y » « Ante Elisabeth Tumbtln. Alice M»J TUB,t’" V * ! Ceoexe A. TUml.tln *rt> defendant*. tbe 6lb day of October. A. D. 1931, ’ Ins deecrlbed real rotate lyln* Sanford. Seminole County, rWriia. wIIl b* » » nt public eulerr to «be blxbrot ead brot bidder for cash, before tbe Court Itaoro Dow ford, Florida, dartnf the total hour* of •**». the first Monday to November. A. D.1M J.J! Inc tbe Tth day of aald month, to-wlR \ (1). of Block Klxht (8) e f Tier Elxtri l * > * £ rordln* m K. tt. Traffonl'i Map ef the Tow* of Sanford. Florid*, to esttofy tb* dear* en­ tered to sold me**. T ern M O fu to : ce*u. SOIINLLB MAtNNS, Special M*at*r. Notice is hereby* given that I, as assignee o f J. B. Lawson, trading »nd t oing business as J. B. Lawson Mo­ or Company, will on the 6th day o f December, 1921, or as soon thereafter as convenient, will present my final e . r. nouanoLDiR, . . T ... account and vouchers to the Honor­ Attorney for CoenptL '* * * able Jamea W. Perkins, at DeLand, NOTICE OT BALE riorida, or wherever he may at that is hereby d «if*a todro Notice .to * * a that 1 , time be, for approval and ask for tn* of a w ™ » * rot of tbe, 's d rco s , rll.O . ,o wSrtr 5f fTtoe S K Sevroto . ; Jj— S » nal discharge as such assignee. Clrealt of Florida. In *to n ran** therein pendto* ^ r e t o wHlMw V AN C E E. DOUGLASS, P. Kaaaroff. Aldrfdita la complainant , ’ u,u" ' ' Assignee J. B. Lawson Motor Co Rron T. D. Ktaaroff, hf* William Dothomly, ire DICKINSON & DICKINSON, for nale nnd will **U to th* hi*beet ________________________ at doer - r : °SS! for rnah nt tbe froui Amt. Attorneys for Assignee. 1I-6U bidder lloo*e to fUnfofd. Sanford, Seminole Ilooro IWmtooi* Ooroty, F)«1da. NeIn* - tbe tonal boar* of sals. W * aSro vember Tth, 1931. tbe row* beta* » toyt« “ J" ^ "Jtnaled. day. the folkm-lnx droerlbed real eatatr ,( rtorlda. Oounlj ('ominlntuorn to and for Seminole IVmn Ijln* and betas to Seminole Om s U i ty. Floetda, wltl receive bid* at their M il re* «? IM Xorib-rrot ntor me*tin* to be beM Tuewlaj. November Stb *nw* Bast Quarter • (B H ) Nortbrort ef Quartac ID3R t t 10 o'clock, a. m.. to the (toort D oom i i Quarter ( N W « ! of toe H * — ■ - Z L - m .. Senford, FI*., for one c»r of mttal culvert*, o» (N N U ) of Section Tblrty-Twd ( » ) . ThlrtyOo* ^JSEoS vitrified rower pip*, atrou from i r * to 34". name Nineteen Srotb (19 SR o f B to B je T h lrty u * Fact (81 B ), contain!nf lea (19) ■ «*•, o*3»w tn be delivered In Sanford, Fla. Board rtwrvro th# rl*bt to reject any or * r JOHN O. LKONABDT. __ Dial, Ifa*ter to CUitttrr. QBOBOB O. HBBBINO, - m *- �Arms Conference Interests You! H Because, Mr. Farmer, you can use our facilities to your advantage. And W idely Conflicting Views P u t Forth on on the BUI d y e r b il l is u p Kirby Fuller arrived Saturday ev­ ening to spend some time with his JUDICIARY CO M M ITTEE BRINGS parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Fuller. U. J. Overstreet was transacting IN REPORTS ON A N T lbusiness in Sanford Saturday, L Y N C H IN G B IL L The Hallowe'en party given at the W ASHINGTON, Nov. 1.— Widely !Library Friday evening by Mrs. Fullconflicting views On the anti-lynching c r iHn‘I Mrs. Bistline, wus very much bill, now before congress, were p re-. wnj 0>'cd W everyone, sented in the house ycaterday In m o -! ‘' Ir> 10,11 ^'ra; Newman, nee Mnrgnrjorlty and minority reports from the c} Allen, and Miss Omaha Allen, of judiciary committee.Sanford, spent the week end with The bill, introdunced by Represcn- t',clr Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Altntive Dyer, Republican, M is s o u r i'00; would undertake to wipe out lynching wllkln^on, of Sanford, was by heavy penalties to bo Imposed on , Kuest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Allen persons participating and officers Sunda>Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Griffin, who charged with enforcing tbo peace. lived here twenty-five years ago, have Counties in which persons ore put to returned to make Longwood their fu­ death by mobs also wquld be subject ture home. They have been living in to heavy fines in the federal court. Citing the demand in the platform California foi^ the past few years but adopted by the last Republican nat­ decided they like dear old Florida the ional convention to end lynching, the beat. •I. B. Allen, of Georgia, is the guest pica of President Harding in an ad­ of Mr*, nnd Mrs J. II. Allen. Mr. A l­ dress to congress “ to wipe out this len i3 n cousin of J. II. Allen. barbaric stain’* and the appeal of Rev. Chns. Stunknrd, of Pennsyl­ President Wilson in 1918 to citizens vania, is visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Chaffer, to help stop mob,law, the majority Mr. Jones and Mrs. Gardiner. report, prepared by Mr. Dyer declar­ J. E. Phipps was transacting busi­ ed that these and similar appeals "have gone fo r naught and lynchings ness in Sanford Monday. Mrs. Jack Hartley returned Thurs­ continue.” day from an extended visit from “ CongTOBs must provide the means points in Georgia, Miss Ethel stopped for ending this cowardly crime," the report continued. " I t is in punishing over for a month’s visit in Chatta­ those who taltfc part in it or who per­ nooga, Tenn., before returning home. Mrs. Reiter and children and Miss mit it. Helen Moran were visitors in Sanford "The prevalence in many states of Tuesday. the spirit which tolerates lynching, A. Y. Fuller and Kirby Fuller were accompanied too often with inhuman cruelty, nnd the Inability o f unwil­ transacting business in Orlando Tues­ lingness o f the public authorities to day. Mrs. Florence Hudson wns an -outpunish the persons guilty o f* this of-town visitor in town Tuesday after­ crime, threaten very seriously the fu­ noon. ture peace of the nation. Lynching Maurice and Clyde Clouser, of Or­ hints our fa ir nnrpo n» a nation for lando, were visitors in town Sunday we cannot claim to be civilized until afternoon. our laws are respected nnd enforced Friends of Mrs. Geo, Lewis will be nnd our citizens secured ngninst the hideous cruelties o f which we nre glad to know that she expects to be constantly furnishing fresh examples. taken home from the hospital Sunday The report added that while it hnd where she has been for the past sev­ been impossible to get accurate fig ­ eral weeks. Mr«. J. S. Dinkcl and Miss Olive ures, available records showed 3,221 vore visitors in Sanford Thursday a f­ persons had been lynched in the last ternoon. • thirty years, o f which number 2,522 ' * were negroes. TH E SANFORD SM ALL BOY Declaring the bill unconstitutional, DID NO T RESENT TH E the minority report presented by Rep-, E A R L Y MORNING EDICT. resentntive Summers, Democrat, T ex ­ as, contending it would tend to de­ stroy the sense of local responsibility . Tljere w o h a great stirring at dawn without adding to protection of peo­ today. Hoys were not routed out of bed in time* for breakfast, for they ple. ‘‘This bill, in the judgment o f the were down, in the railroad yards minority, is without constitutional bright and early waiting the arrival warrant," said the report. It Is defin- of tho flying, squndron of the four itcly nnd d ireq tly, antagonistic to trains that enrry tho wonders of the philosophy o f our system o f gov­ IIowoVGreat Londan Circus and Van ernment nnd within the limit o f Its Amburg's Trained Wild Animals. effectiveness, if It should bo held con­ Yes, the bands will play, the enllistitutional, would be destructive of opcs wil hoot and the great lumbering that system. elephants—nineteen of ’em—will oHib“ If enacted nnd operative it would It heavily through the thoroughfares not ndd to the protection of persons at the end of the street parade, for or general efficiency o f government, which many things nre claimed ns to nor strengthen the relationship be­ length, beauty and novelty. All the tween the federal government and the cages nnd dens o f the combined me­ states. On tho contrary, this propos­ nageries will be open to the view of ed Intervention o f the federal gov­ the crowds along the curbs, and seven ernment directed ngninst local power, bands and three calliopes will arouse supplanting and superseding the sov­ the true circus day spirit with their ereignty o f the states, would tend to quickening lilts. destroy that sense o f local responsi­ There’ll be something doing on tho bility. * # # lot from morn midnight; fjom the "This bill, challenging ns it docs, interesting sight of "getting the cbig the. relative government efficiency of thing up,” to the last chariot race, tho states nnd the integrity o f pur­ fro mthe parade to the departure of pose o f their governmental agencies, the fourth section of the trains after placing the federal government, os it does, In the attitude o f an arblrtary the last big top wagon has been load­ dictator, assuming coercive power ov­ ed. The performance wll lstart at 2 and er the states, their officers and their 8 p. m., and the doors of the double citizens in matters o f local police con­ trol, would do incomparable harm to zoo will be open one hour earlier for the spirit o f mutual respect and trust­ the visit o f the ethrongs before the ful co-operation between the federal opening pageantry inaugurates the government and the states essential to big show performances in the three rings, on the stagos, In the steel the efficiency o f government.” Mr. Dyer will ask fo r a rule to arenas, in the air nnd on the track. bring the bllj; up fo r consideration With hundreds o f feature circus and wild animal acts, fifty clowns and probably this‘week. many novelties, the Howe-Van Amburg circus day, It Is claimed, will A T L A N T IC COAST L IN E ' be one that will be pleasantly remem­ PUTS ON S P E C IA L T R A IN TO IIA U L DAM AGED FR U IT. bered fpr Ita-hugeness, its speed, Ita color and Its all around “ all circus” ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Nov. 1.— appeal. _ _ — • T o assist 'In tho rapid movement o f DELAND, Nov. 3.—Volusia coun­ fruit slightly damaged by the storm last week, tho Atlantic Coast Lino be­ ty's tax assessment t o II for tho ensu­ gan operating a special fast freight ing yenr is |15,945,884 according to from St, Petersburg Monday. The the records in the office of the coun­ train leaves St. Petersburg, at 4 p. m.. ty tax osscssor. The assessed valuaand picking up carload shipments tfnjtion of real estate* is placed at |U,the west coast delivers them at Trtl- 884,010, personal pmperty $2,431,090 by to # fast through freight fo r the and railroads and telegraphs at $1,.north and east The special will be 030,584. The total county, state and operated until the surplus fru it has poll taxes to be collected in \ olua a been moved. . ' aggregates $714,951. --- a : i j*j im rW V .i. Ufc 11 Our buying capacity enables us to supply your Crates, Hampers, Insec­ ticides, Fertilizers and supplies at a saving in cost to you. mw0m P W f l S W ® W A *. fl You don't have to figure away in advance what you need. Our ample stock will take care o f you. A i.V*. ■ 7 - i* . <r . Compare Our Prices W E A R E A T Y O U R S E R V IC E 7 ■yijflfSw •*"1 •.^->y.. .* r£,~ • iM tivM * t n h itiu Dr. George William Carter o f the New York nible society, la shown with the Bible which la* will present to President Ilnrtllng fdr use at the world con­ ference on limitation of annmnenta The volume Is printed In big type, and Is hound henutlfully In morocco. An outside panel Is engrossed: T h is Bible Is presented to the conference for the limitation o f armaments, and Is dedltilted to ihe promotion of good will nmong the nations, hy the Now York Bible .society, November U, BUI.” W E A TH E R AND CROP CON­ DITIONS IN FLO R ID A FOR W EEK ENDING NOV. 1ST. OF GRAMMER AND P R IM AR Y SCHOOLS OF SANFORD PH O NE 536 | Dr. Wm. Kermode| Temperature: The week averaged warmer than tho seasonal, except the last day, which was quite cool over First Grade Annie Allman, Edith Braxton, Mar­ the northern and central portions. Precipitation: There was no rain ■ tha Coney, Marjorie DuBosc, Anna of moment, except showers during S Marie Couch, Beatrice Hickson, Anna Monday, tho 31st. Torrential rains cile Newhcrry'i Nona Rivers, Edna attended tho cast-northeast move­ Rivers, Hazel Scarborough, Mary Elizabeth Tolar, Mildred Candle, Paul­ ment of tlie hurricane of 2-1-25 from ine Bellamy, John Courier, Jack above Tampa on the West Coast to Fredericks, Paxton McMullen, Oscar Titusville on the East Const; there McDaniel, Marshall Urqunrt, nnd Earl [wore, also, high winds throughout the peninsula. .Vaughn. Condition of Crops: Great damage wns done truck crops, especially un Third Grade low lands, in the central portion of Daisy Appleby, Grace Lewis, Merce the peninsula; much replanting will Thomas, Mnry Louise Dunn, Mildred Ferguson, Mnry Connelly, Mnry Alice be necessary. Cano was prostrated, Ship, Ellen Lundquist, Irene Glide- and citrus fruit wns blown o ff or well, Rngnn Smif, Ethro Collins, Eliz­ damaged to n considerable extent in abeth Hnrkey, Kstvlln Hall, Thelma the immediate vicinity o f the storm Minor, Katherine Tjllis, Pearl Hatch, track, although the damage in that Alice Hodgins, Doris Nolan, Allen respect was hot so great as first fear­ Rodgers, Lisk Morse, Kelly Pope, ed; some trees \yere uprooted, and Clarence Rotundo, Frank Diehl, Hen­ considerable timber wns blown down. ry Wimblsh, Abner Barnes, Clarence The planting of oats wns resumed, ns a result of the improved condition of Wolfe. the soil, although more rain is needed west of the Suwnneo river. The rain­ Fourth Grade fall was very heavy in much of the Beatrice Bledsoe, Evelyn Barnes, central division from the 21th to 25th Belt inn Campbell, Alice Thompson, — the last days of the previous week: Clorine Cannon, Margaret Giles, Eliz­ abeth Grovenstiert, Phyllis Smith, Cnr- Gainesville reported 4.4; Sanford, 5.7; man Guthrie, Dorothy Haynes, Juan­ Ft. Myers, 3.9; Lakeland, 3.2; New ita McMullen, Lottie Mitchell, Elinor Smyrna, 4.2; Ocala, 5.7; Tarpon Tyner, Flossie .Vickery, Dorothy Springs, H.7; Kustis, <6.5; Clermont, Gore, Mnry Wicland, Dorothy T h u r s - J6.fl; lanqm, 7.9; St. I-eo, 1J.7; Pinelton, Frances Foster, Lucile Woods,M"8 I'#rk, 10.8; Brooksviire, 11.6; OrStella Cranston, Minnie Hnrdy, Jack |Innclo, 0.2, nnd Jacksonville, 5.1 ■inch- | CHIROPRACTOR Wishes to announce the opening of an office in Sanford for the practice of Chiropractic or Spinal Adjustments. i THE WONDERFUL RESULTS FROM [ CHIROPRACTIC \ Aycocke, Edward Elliott, James Hig gins, C. B. Sutton, William Locke. Sixth Grade. Bertha Haknch, Harriet Rossittcr, Theresa Rooms, Helen Jenkins, Beat­ rice Howard, Eudora Ferguson, L. A. Summerlin, Mills Lord, Eric Lund­ quist, Clsra Bello Bcntty, Henry Rus­ sell, Katherine Van Ness. Seventh Grade Camilla Pulcnton, Th'co Vickery, Elizabeth Whitner, Elizabeth Shoe­ maker. Eighth Grade Clifford Shinholser,-Claire Zachary, Carmeta Barber, Clyde Booth, Mary Elizabeth Moye, Clyde Russell, Mar­ garet Sprout, Franc Thomas, Evnlyn Scholl. DAUGHTERS O F W E S LE Y. EN­ T E R T A IN E D (Ti m W*4»«*4ir*a Dally) Mrs. Vance Douglas and Mrs, W. A. Lester entertained the membera o f the Daughters o f Wesley Class last evening at their home, 80fl Magnolia avenue. Quantities o f golden rod and yel­ low dailies were used in decorating. Baskets nnj! vasea of these' bridge flowers were effectively placed around the rooms. A short business meeting was held followed by a sod si hour during which the guests sewed for the Christ­ mas bazaar. A t a late hour tho hostesses served chicken salad sandwiches, olives, cof­ fee and candy afc refreshments. There were about sixteen members present at last night's meeting. T lJ a "Herald Want AA today. 5 * I 3 £ * ■ £ £< ■ f? 11 Consultation and Spinal Analysis F R E E WM. KERMODE, D. C. D O C TO R O F C H IR O P R A C T IC Office Hours 9-12 n. m.; 1-G p. m. • .1 Sanford. Florida £ N Room I, G a rn e r-W o o d ru ff Illdg. .. . • Sffi S A N F O R D M A R B L E & G R A N IT E W O R K S H ALLO W E’ EN P A R T Y Fifth Grade. Jack Peters, Ruby Booth, Rose I.nVcrn Hurt. 8 The grent and most remarkable strides that Chrioprnctic is making are due solely to the wonderful good that adjustmeats nre accomplishing. Can you name any other science thnt denis with the healing of the sick and afflicted that secures restorative results in 90 per cent of cases treated? Youcannot. You ask, "How do you know this is true?" Simply through observation nnd statistics gathered. To prove to your own satisfaction the truth of this statement we can give you first hand facts; furnish you with names of people in your own community who have taken Ciiiroprntic adjustmeats nnd owe their present state of health to them. .It is equally beneficial to young nnd old. lin o JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CE M ETER Y W O RK A S PE C IA LTY WtStMdiy'* Dill?) The Hallowe’en party given last evening by tho members of tho St, Agnes Guild, nt the Purish House, was a decided success. i, The Parish House wns very attrac­ tive with decorations o f palms, crepe paper, black cats, witches, jack-o'-lan­ terns, goblins and other Hallowe’en symbols. Gay colored lanterns were strung from the four corners o f tho room and with the lights covered in black and yellow paper cast a soft glow over all. In one corner a for­ tune teller’s tent was spread, and hero Miss Sara Muriel dressed ns a “ witch' told fortunes, for the guests. A splendid program was rendered under the direction o f Mrs. Julius Taknch. Mrs. Newberry gave two de­ lightful groups o f reading and was called for several encores. Mr, Maur­ ice Helston sang two soloa accompan­ ied by Miss Sara Mardrc. Mrs, Tak­ nch rendered two numbers in her usual charming manner. A fte r the musical program games and contests were enjoyed under the leadership o f Clifford Peabody, assist­ ed by Mrs. Raymond Key and Mrs. Clifford Peabody, A numbi r of the G. F. S. girls dress ed aa “ goblins” served delicious sandv-'choa and coffee. 'J here .wen- about one hundred and fifty who enjoyed this delightful ev­ ening’s entertainment and a goodly sum was realized. 1018 West First Street 1018 West First Street the that the and "a b o v e board reputation wc VC made in the lum ber b u iin e ii and th at’ s the way wc propose to continue. When lum ber took a big d ro p -d o w n went our pricea—tp. tho. bottom. A nd you’ll find us filling your order with the very beat grade of stu ff th at your money can buy anywhere. W h a t h e r i* • clothea pole o r a carload you can depaad on fuU maaanrt, good Quality, p ro m p t eervice and low prim* LUMBER CO. SER V IC E QUALITY PRIC E POEM IN IT S E LF . A near poet regrets that there is no word to rhyme with orange. There Is Ho need for such a word If it is an In­ dian river orange; that ia a poem (n itself.— Cocoa Tribune. T ry a* Herald Want A d today, POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFII OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFH ! !V ’ , »7 v iPr-* : S S w * ! * * ^ alter �Armistice D ay Declared Holiday B y U . S. Congress In Honor of Unknown Soldier to Be * Buried That Day Clyde Line Puts on M ore Boats to Supply Trade Rev. J. N . Thompson returned Wed­ nesday after a ten day business trip W H E N CITRUS FRUITS W IL L to Tampa, Plant City, and other south Florida towns. Mr. Thompson was in SUPPLE M ENT TH E H EA VY SOUTHERN TRAFFIC sAM i iw u iws « ivasj JACKSONVILLE, Nor. % rtraffic officials of the Clyde Line at a meeting here yesterday de­ cided to lnagurate daily steam­ ship service between Jacksonville and New York as soon as the freight shipments warranted. It waa announced today. Local shippers believe service win be established when the movement of citrus fruits and other commo­ dities becomes heavy within the next few weeks. Daily freight and paaaenger service on the St. Johns river between JscksonviUe end Sanford begins November 15th. Hams and Ruth Young. The guests, nbout fifty in number, were all mask­ ed as were the hostesses. Hallowe’en game and pranlca were played and a most enjoyable, evening spent. De­ lightful saandwichcs and coffee were served by the chnrming hostesses. While young and old were enjoying the games, some oije announced that the Ku Klux Klan were coming. The door o f the club house opened and Jn marched the "g a n g ” which was com­ posed o f ten or twelvo small boys, dressed as they thought the Klan would Iks dressed. They gave' n warning that if the people o f Oviedo were not good, they would make them be good. They did not stop at the Hallowe’en party only, but visited many homes Issuing their wnrnlng. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope spent Tuesday afternoon in Orlando, Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Drawdy, of Georgia, with their little children, have moved to Oviedo and w ill occupy n part of the A rgo hotel fo r the win­ ter. Mr. and Mrs. Kirkham nnd two sons, have taken rooms at the Bran­ non place at Lake Charm. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lee and little daughter, Dorothy May, and Mrs. J. H. Lee, Sr., visited Orlondo Tuesday. Mr. Frnnk Norris spent Thursday in Orlando. Mrs. L. A. Sheldon spent Friday with her daughter, M*s. C. J. Marsh­ all, of Sanford. L. M. Dowdy returned Monday to Ocoee, tho Oviedo drug store having heen sold by O. L. Harper to Dr. R, B. Me Fulcra and W. B Englett, of Jacksonville. Mr. Englett will have charge o f the business. Miss Gayle Marshall of Sanford, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. R. W .Lawton. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifton Brown hnvc taken rooms at the Argo hotel fo r the winter. Mr. John Robertson wns a business visitor to-Snnford Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Tilden Jacobs, of Monroe, spent Saturday in Oviedo. Dr. nnd Mrs. C. J. Marshall, of Snnford, visited Oviedo Sunday. The Neljon pneking house nnd the McCall pneking house booth began work Monday morning nnd have been running full force all the week. The exchange packing hoosc opened last week bot did not run all the week, this week It has, like the others, been working full force. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. W . Lawton Bpent Wednesday morning in Snnford. Miss Ruth Young spent the week­ end with friends in Sanford last week. Mr. and Mrs. Morse, o f New York, arrived here Thursday night to spend the winter. Mrs. Jack Wicks and Mrs. Carol Culpepper spent Sunday at Osceola with Mrs. Dr. Martin. Mr. E. II. Kilbe and Mr. Hudlcston were visitors in Sanford, Friday. The community met Monday at tha town hall with several new members. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Prevatt and •on, o f Moore station, took supper with Mrs. J. M. Prevatt, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Raulerson and Mrs. Dooley wns visitipg friends In Osteen Sundny. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levi returned home from a trip along the cast coast Tuesday. Mrs. Edor Curlctt attended the hos­ pital meet at Snnford Monday night. Mrs. Wm, Daniels sppent Tuesday with Mrs. J. W. Flynt. Mrs. Hall U confined tp hef bed with Inflnmatory rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. Birck, o f Orlnndo, who recently bought tho Flynt prop­ erty wns here Tuesday. Mr. nnd M r . Logan spent Sundny at Daytona Beach. Mrs. Wlllerson, o f New Smyrna, is visiting her sister, MrB. Georgia Sipps. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. P. Wakefield spent Wednesday in Orlando on business. Quite n number of people from here attended the circuc at Sanford Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Grove Lcfiles and son, and Miss Alexin Mills spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Lefties. Mrs. Johnson and daughter, of Okeechobee, stopped at tho hotel Tuesday on their way homo from Or­ lando, where her daughter underwent an operation. Mr. nnd Mrs. I.ognn left Wednes­ day for Bushnell, where they will visit friends. Mr. Dooley will take charge of the store during their ab­ sence. A topsy turvy party was held at the town hall Friday night. A topsy turvy party it wbb indeed. Tho tables and chair were upside down nnd masked people o f all descriptions. Ginger bread, coffee and cocoa, was served. A t a late hour all departed, hav­ ing a good time and wish Hallowe'en would come soon again. There will be an oyster supper at the town hall on November 17th. WOMAN’S CLUH HOLDS IMPORT A N T BUSINESS MEETING ST. PE T E MUST H A V E FRESH EGGS, OR— ? Tho Woman’s Club held a most im­ portant business meeting on Wednes­ 8T. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3.— With eggs retailing here at 80 cents a doz­ en, Dr. W. E. A . Wyman, pure food inspector, declares purchasers must get their money’s worth, and to that end he has launched a campaign against aged specimens o f the hen product. “ Eggs unfit even for baking pur­ poses are brought to be dally,” he ■aid. “ Eggs are high in price and the public must and shall get an equival­ ent fo r its money. It is up to the mer­ chants to cither reenndie the eggs they buy or take tho consequences.” In China talkative women are di voiced. And still wo send mission Aries to China, Hall it with a Herald Want Ad. day afternoon. Mrs. Lconardy, the president, was in tho chair. The question of tho sale of the pres­ ent club house nnd the erection o f a new one waa discussed fully. A fte r much deliberation, the Club voted to put the matter into the hands o f the building committee. They will secure prices on lots and plans for a new club- bouse, nnd also investigate all offers o f purchasers o f tho present building. The officers nnd chairmen gave splandid reports. Tho chairman o f Literature announced that all visi­ tors were welcomo to the meetings o f tho Literature and Music Depart­ ments. A fte r the report o f tho committee on Revision o f the Constitution, the meeting was adjourned. W ASHINGTON, Nov. 2 ,-A n n i*- The S an fo rd H e rald is U s in g P aper That Was Frank Ericaor. is living again in tice day, November 11th, will be de­ Upsala on tho heme of kia brother, M ade in Finland 8 clared a national holiday in honor of Hr. Stedt. America’* unknown soldier to be bur­ Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fortier (Mr TW i awk M Tr—t) ied that day in Arlington. Congres­ on the 22 of October, a fine baby CHICAGO, Nov. 1,— It costs $2 sional action on the resolution re­ boy. questing the president and all state less to ship a ton of newsprint paper Miss Eva Malm was a visitor on governors to proclaim that day a hol­ from Scandanavia to New York City Saturday, among her old friends in iday was completed todsy through its than to ship a ton of the same paper not much better than the Cnnadlaa. Upsala. from Niagara Falla across the state adoption by the senate. the Livermore Falls rate being U m Clarence BergquLst has returned of New York, R. S. Kellogg, of New and MUHnocket $7.70. From from a visit with the homefolks at York, secretary of the News Print FOR MISS THRASHER Edwards, Wis., U» New York City the Service Bureau, told the Salesmen’s Tiger Bay. rate la $11.30 i » r ton; to PhiladdMr. and Mrs, T, 0. Tyner and fam­ Mrs. Raymond Key entertained at a Association o f the Paper Industry phla $10.90, and to Baltimore $10,70. ily spent the day, Sunday, with their lovely bridge party last evening at here today. "America, even with the best, fut“America’s paper industry,” Mr. relatives near Windermere. her home on Park avenue, honoring est and most modem paper milU ia Some of our neighbors were out Mini May Thrasher, a charming bride- Kellogg said, “faces cerlous competi­ the world,” Mr. Kellogg declared, tion from foreign lands not alone be­ hunting a few nights ago and killed a elect. cannot successfully compete with the catamount after a stiff fight. Mrs. Key, Mrs. Thrasher and Mrs. cause of the fact that foreign paper la prices of European paper made . gad Little Myrtle Malor hurt her leg Forest Lake formed the receiving line made by cheap labor, under depreciat­ shipped under these conditions. It b quite badly on one of the school Welcoming the guests on their arriv- ed exchange conditions, but also be­ the publishers who will suffer in the V Mias w i. . Thrasher was I_. t ■wings, confining her at homo for a a l." beautifully at­ cause of the cost of freight ship­ long run, for American mills cannot few days. tired In black charmeuse with ostrich ments.'1 make paper to meet present European Figures ■bowing comparative .Mis. August Swanson and Mrs. Geo. trimmings. prices, and Europe cannot supply Am­ The decorations were elaborate and freights ■between foreign shipping erica’s permanent needs. The normal Ballinger spent the day Friday in >eautiful and featured a dainty color points and American points, as evi­ result would be wide swings in prices Upsala making a few calls and taking motif of pink, green and lavendar. In dence of conditions' confronting the which are always disadvantageous to dinner with Mrs. Ericaon. paper Industry in general, were sup­ Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee are having :he reception hall the table was cen­ producer and purchaser alike in say plied by Mr. Kellogg. ' them a bouse built on the west side on tered with a “Kewpie” bride, In full commodity where price extremes are “The rate from Hamburg to Nsw found. First street, next to his parent’s wedding attire and groom with the York and other eastern porta is $4 conventions) evening full dress suit, home, Clark Pierson and Oscar Boyd “It is better for the American user per 1000 kilos or $3.64 per ton of 2,of newsprint to have a dependable are doing the work. We shall be sor­ and a cunning litle "Kewpie” flower 000 pounds, and $6 per long ton or source o f supply at home at a price ry to lost them in Upsala. The land girl. In the living room and dining $5.36 per 2,000 pounds from Scandi­ rooms where the card tables were ar­ which affords a reasonable profit to we understand is a present from Mr. navia,” be said. “Compared with this ranged lovely pink roses, lilies and ihe manufacturer and thus encourage and Mrs. Stedt. are rates from various important avendar flowers artistically greater production than to have i Mr. and Mrs. J.. J. Ehrenspergcr, placed. A t each guests place at the American mills.. temporary supply from abroad at o f dullman.'Ala., arrived Mondny„for “The rate from Watertown and card tables little pink baskets with prices fixed by ruinous unfair compen visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. avendar flowers held coated almonds Glens Falls to New York Is $5.60 and titlon, which will vanish when world E. Ehrenspergcr, at New Upsala. They from Niagara Falls, $5.70. The W at­ carrying out tho color motif. conditions again approach normal.” made the trip in their car through Several interesting games o f bridge ertown rate to Philadelphia and Bal­ The Herald received a shipment of tho country. . On Wednesday they all were enjoyed, the prise for high score, timore is $6.30. Typical rates from paper from Finland last week that went, with Miss Olga Beilin, to visit a Maderia handkerchief and cose were important Canadian shipping points was much cheaper than American pa­ with relatives in Orlando, a fter makwon by Mrs. Ashby Gibbons, o f Tam­ to New York are: Espanola, Ont, ng a trip into Sanford to see tho lit- pa; while Mr. K irtle y making high $10.50; Grand Mere, Quo., $7.60; Iro­ per after paying transportation tlo new niece. quois Falls, Ont., $9.60; Jonqulere, charges from Scandanavia. score among the men, was awarded Mr. nnd Mrs. John Borell have re­ silk socks. Mr. W oodruff and Miss modelled their house this summer, al­ Thrasher were presented a beautiful Misses Agnes Dumas, Marion Phil­ A. W . Smltti announces that he will most making it over, enlarging it nnd framed picture ns souvenir o f the lips, Daphne Wimbish, Norma Hern­ double the present capacity of his adding porches and are now treating evening. don, Sara W ight, Lcttie Caldwell, saw mill near Plant City in the near It to a coat o f paint making a cosy Delicious refreshments of ice cream Adelaide Higgins, Marjorie Clay, future to take care o f the increase of little home. in pink nnd green, cake coffee and Florence Henry, and Mario Teague, his business in that tscction. Mr. Kenna, who lived a few years mints were Berved. t___. Messrs. Ed. Mcisch, Paul Lake, Ned ago In the Clark house In Grapeville, Am ong those present were: Miss Chittenden, Benjamin Whitner, Ran­ Tho contract fo r the construction was calling on our locality, Tuesday Thrasher, Mrs. Forest Lake, Mrs. D. dall Chase, Raymond Phillips, Billy o f about ten miles of road cast of H e states there Is no place like San­ L .Thrasher, Mr. J. D. Woodruff, Mr. Lake City on road No. 1 was awarded ford and he expects to move his fam­ and Mrs. Robert Hines, Mr. nnd Mrs. Holden, Hawkins Connelly, Hodgson to J. Y. Wilson, Jacksonville, ths ily back from Jacksonville and set C. R. Kirtley, Dr. nnd Mrs. Ben Cas­ Ball, W alter Connelly, Bob Dcano'and '■ again his business of shoe repairing well, Mrs. Ashby Gibbons o f Tampa, A . R. Key, H E R A LD ADS get results at which he is quite an artist in his line, to our way o f thinking. There in a report nbout that Rev. R. W. Edwards is dead. All we know is that Rev. Albertson says tjmt ho has left us and that he and Mrs. A l­ bertson will be with us on tho 6th o f November, nnd then we shnll know tho truth. They will hold n service on Saturday evening at Lake Mary nnd also on Sunday at 11 o'clock, and at 3, at ypsaln, and in tho eevening at Paola at which all are invited. Normnn Swanson, of Celery ave­ nue, spent a few nights last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Swanson. m o A Y , Nov. 12th— Opening Day. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10th— Governor’ s and Mr. nnd Mrs. J ,E. Lundquist and sons, E. W., and E. F., and their fam i­ DAY, Nov. 14tl>— Children's Day. TH U R SD A Y^& ov. 17th— A ll Florida Day. lies, were Sunday callers at the homo SDAY, N ot. 15th— Shrine Day. F R ID A Y , Nov, 18th—-Riwants Day. : SATURD AY, Nor. lRth— Auto lu c re . of their relatives In Grapeville and also Mr. nnd Mrs. Swans&n Archie. and The fifth Florida State F air and Exposition at Jacksonville, much enlarged • and Improved, ranks with tho greatest- fairs In the South. The state and fed­ eral governments are participating extensively and many fair attractions, of more than usual merit havo boon provided for your Interest and entertainment. p j& n CO A ST LIN E IIA S CREATED NEW D IV IS IO N Effective yesterday a r.cW district, to be known ns the Tampa District, was created by the Atlantic Coarit Line railway. Previous to the crea­ tion o f the new division, the Jackson-, ville district was the lone department of the rood in the state. The an­ nouncement o f the new district waa made by P. R. Albright, general man­ ager, and approved by Lyman Delano, executive vice-president Under the announcement the Tam ­ pa district will Include the main line, Sanford to Port Tampa and branch­ es; Narcooseo, Bone Valley, Thonotoaassa, Haines City, and Tampa South­ ern, The Jacksonville district includes the Jacksonville to Sanford, main line, Including the Sanford terminal and branches; Trilby, DeLand, Lake Charm, Florida Midland, Alitor, Lees­ burg, Lane Park and Sanford and Everglades. Tho following officers havo been ap­ pointed fo r th Tampa district: F. B. Langley, superintendent, Lakeland; J. C. Swindell, assistant superintendent, Prairie Junction, and W. F. Graham, train master, Lakeland. Jacksonville appointments follow : T, L. Dumas, superintendent, Sanford, and L. N. IlanscH, train master, Sanford. JACKSONVILLE N D V .I2 - I9 1921 A u to R a c e s VARIED INDUS. TRIES « ty c STOCK Enlarged exhibits of all the activitiei summed up under this classification. Florida's rapid development in the live »tock induitry »» INDUSTRY POULTRY - * • l- “ H o r se R a c e s The truck and tractor display is representative of the best type* of these machines. Ma« * » * « ? , di*P,ay* cover practitally xll agricultural equipment. TRUCKS TRACT FARM MACHI ERY n o rid .-. S u . . U„ive„ i * in . Fancier* ni Florida and ojher ' “ /nd ■ < r MUre ? te0T exht represent, the advantage, obSTOCK ,ta .o f fine poultry, pet stock, , aincd from iu course, in enBOYS' AND rabblt*. etc. l/gineering. etc., and its value to GIRLS' Florida Boys’ and Girls' Qubs the state in its research and exCLUB of all kinds have exhibits of perimental work and other deWORK great educatiqna! value. partments, St o c k UNIVEI SITY 0 FL0R II EXH1BI War fa rth er la form a tfoa aSSrroa B. K . It A lf A F O U ltD lf. f t t i t U r r aa4 X-carral V a — f t T , 111 D r> t-U p r k in h Olds, Jafk»aavU l“ . r i I . Special Low Fare* nnd Liberal Stop-Over Privileges Are Allowed on All Lines. Sweet potatoes should be dug be­ fore tho frost has killed the vinca as they will keep much better. Select days o f sunshine to dig. Let them lie in tho open to dry well before storing. “A fa ir for fanners and not for fakera” should bo the. motto of some of the county fairs. AUTO PO LO The world's greatest sensation, ^uto Polo, h as been secured as the premier amusement attraction every afternoon and night, exclt Ing borso and automobile races, thrilling free acts, athletic contests and.many other forms of amusement and entertainment will be of absorbing Interest. ^UTOMOTlVfcS �j s se g i e • ' THE SANFORD, W E E K L Y H ERALD , F R ID A Y , NO VEM BER 4, 1921 * .V K in d e r * * Glrti 14 '*♦*#<*. w i rW Dry Brtttrin work better and last longer Columbia —(o f bell* »nd b u u m - (or thcnncrcaU —(or »ngin*. —for JrT btnerr li|hdn« In cloMt. cellar, sanat, barn, ere, —for Ignition on iba Ford wblUxartlng. Putanaad to colii r x i W **balba*' T lr ew U 'r « * » « A w w A y IrNrrr, ta f rb n p n f « f iW iW m I frill ir i Werf. FthmnHtkSprint Clip Bmd- * IW i r t w o lri t i l l W hen C om p’ny Comes — w h a t n e w airs o f busy impor* tance the o ld d o o rbe ll puts on! Take home a Columbia "B ell Ringer” Drv Battery and give your doorbell a chance. A single package o f double power— solid as a brick— no connectors to fuss with. For all bells, tamers, alarms, hest regulators, etc. One Columbia "Bell Ringer” works better and lasts longer than the wired-up group o f ordinary cells. Sold by electricians, auto accessory shops and garages, hardware and general stores. Y o u cannot mistake the package. Columbia r - a a p INTERIOR W H O LE S A LE GROCERS' ASSO CIATIO N ORG ANIZED A T ORLANDO. MICK LER—TAYLO R . (From TueuUy'i Dti|y) The followin'- clipping from the Tampa Tribune will be of interest to ORIjANDO, Oct. 31.— Twenty-live the many friends' of the bride, who, whoesale groccra o f inland Florida during her frequent visit to her aunt, met in this city Saturday and organMrs. Alfred Lilja, made many friends: iicd the Interior Wholesale Grocers' 1 ’tant City, Oct/29.^Mlss Renn Al­ Association, for the purpose o f pro­ berta Taylor, daughter of Repre­ moting cooperation and understanding sentative and Mrs C. If. Taylor, was in their industry. Orlando, Kissim­ married In Mr. Russell Theodore mee, Pnintku, lakeland, Bartow, BrnMickler, of Tallahassee, in the pres­ dentown, Arcadia, Fort Myers, Lake ence of a large gathering of friends Wales, Snnford, Fort Pierce, ami Plant City, were represented at the' and relatives at the First Baptist church here Wednesday evening. Dr. meeting. B. 'A . Brown, o f Lakeland, wns A. M Bennett performed the cere­ mony. elected president of the association. The decorations were very beauti­ Other officer^ are: Vice-president, B. fully and artistically arranged. Th» W. Williams, Brndentown; secretarytreasurer, L. C. Hefner, Orlnndo; and ; bridal motif was featured in the rainw color scheme. Stately palms form­ the executive committee is composed of J. L. Williams, Leesburg; J. Gib­ ed a dark background for the bright son, lakeland,-r.nd R. F. Willis, O r­ colored flowers nrrnnged upon pedest­ als before the nltnr. lando. A program of nuptial music in charge nf Mrs. Eunice Tucker, pianist, HERE TOO. preceded the ceremony. Mrs. Tucker The only thing we have against wns assisted by Mr. Roy Williams, tninled money is ’taint ours.— St. Au­ violinist. Miss I.orene Weaver sang gustine Record. "Because” and "Love, Here Is My Heart." The bridal chorus from 1/ihon+•!■+❖ *++++*++■{■*++++•!• ■*•*+++*4 grin wns rendered as the procession­ "O Promise Me" wns softly play­ The Florida Scout J al. ed during the ceremony. Mendels­ "F or Wide-Awake Boys” sohn’s Wedding March wns used n* 35c Year the recessional. WILLARD LU M LBY , Publisher The bridesmaid^ wore frocks of 902 French tatTot in rainbow shndcs and o f Col* 4 -H -+++++<t+++<f*<t+*++ ++*«’ oninl design. Carrying bouquets of chrysanthemums, they entered oppo­ LAND IS. FISH & H U LL site aisles fro mthc groomsmen. They were Misses Inez Wiggins, Erin Proc­ Attorney a and Counaellora-at-Law tor and Essie Ellis. The grooms non DeLAND. FLO R ID A were S!r 'rs. II N. Nelson, R A. Will practice in the State and Feder­ al points. Special facilities for E x­ Taylor and Clarence Martin. amining and Perfecting Land TiUea. The matron of honor, Mrs Heibert Nelson, sister of the bride, wns charmingly nttired in n gown of tweS C H E L L E M A I N E S •| toned orchid Canton crepe with trim­ mings of handsome satin florfers. She LAWYER . enrried an arm bouquet o f Ophelia OmCB IN Tile COURT IIOUHK roses. SANFORD FLORIDA Little Misses May Arliiie Goddard of Lakeland. nnd-Dcrrls Virginia Yearwood or Plant City, were flower girls. They carried baskets o f rose petals which f ey scattered for the entrance GEO. G. H ERRING of the bride, Tho groom attended by Attorncy-at-Law Dr. Lyrwood Evnns, o f Jacksonville, No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Rtiildir na beri .nan, met the bride at the altar. Tho brldo entered with her SANFORD. FLA. fnthcr, Hon. C. H. Taylor. She wns a picture of loveliness in her gown of ivory moon-glow satin with trimmings o f chenille lace and penrl‘bands. Her veil o f softest tullo was arranged in JEW ELER coronet fashion, caught up with or­ M Y S PE C IA L TIE S : ange blossoms. Her flowers were Rickard's Hand-Painted China bride’s roses nnd valley lilies. The Gorham's Sterling Silver only jewelry worn by the bride wns Rogers' Plated W ar* a string of pearls. Elgin and Waltham Watehea Immediately nfter the ceremony tho bridal party repaired to tho homo of Parcel Post .Your Cleaning and tho bride’s parents where the young Dyeing to couple received tho congratulations nnd best wishes of their ninny friends. They left on a bridal tour of the oaqt coast, going from here to Miami, by automobile. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mickler will make their home in Tnllnhnssce, the homo of the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Mickler. Young Mr. Mick­ ler Is connected with the State A g ri­ 411 Main St. Jacksonville* Fla. cultural Department. Wo prepay parcel postage on returns The out-of-town guests included, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Goddard nnd Mrs. THETFORD, P E R R Y M A N & M. D- Trier, Lakeland; Mr. nnd Mrs. JL N. Nelson, Ft- Myers; Mr. and Mrs. W IL K IN S O N P. T. Mickler, Tallahassee; Mrs. I. E. * ATTO RNEYS-AT-LAW Will practice in all County, State and Rodgers, Savannah; Dr. and Mrs. Lynwood Evans, Jacksonville; Mr. and Federal Courts. O’ er i«t Nat. Bank 8anford, Fla. Mrs. Alfred Lilja, Sanford. HENRY M c L A U L I N * * * * * * * * * * U N ITED DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY AS AN E D U CATIO NAL ORG ANIZATIO N. : UPSALA AND 1 : GRAPEVILLE: C o lu m b ia B r il * * * * * * _ * * * * * * * Miss Eva Malm, of Ormond, on the east const, is spending a week o f her vacation with her cousin, Mrs. Almn Nifrcc, of this place, nnd visiting other friends in the neighborhood and in Sanford. Mr, nnd Mrs. West nnd son, Leon­ ard, who tire camping out here, mo­ tored over to New Smyrna on Friday to spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Hubble, of that place. The fishing seems to be good; our neighbors took out fourteen trout or black bass ns we northerners call them In nn hour nnd n half, and again on.Monday, 11. This hns been so far, n very stormy week. A little rain all day Sunday, more on Monday nnd on Tuesday n regular gale, and our barometers gave the lowest figure I have ever seen it register, at 3 p. m., it was at 29.60, nnd by nine it had fallen a trifle be low 28.90, nnd then began to rise ngaln. Somewhere near, there was nn awful storm. The wind shifted from the northeast to west on Wednesday. Hydrometer,. 28.60, Mr. nnd Mrs. Voile Wnjlnms had n house full <-n Sunday, among them their relatives from Snnford, her fath­ er from Orlnndo nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Campbell nnd rhildrtn o f this place. Rev. G. J. Albertson writes us that *Rov. R. W. Edwnrds has left us, which nil will be sorry to hear, nnd that ho Is planning to bo here on the first Sunday In November In his place, nnd at I,nkc Mnry nnd Pnnln nlso, with nn evening service, Snturdny evening nt Lake Mnry. Mr .nnd Mrs. Cramer nnd children, were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Toiler, in Snnford on Snturdny, nnd Chr.rlie on Sunday while his wife spent the day with n friend. Mrs. Battle. Wo note that Mrs. Anna peForest hns arrived homo nfter having spent the summer in the north. We love the birds nnd our place hns always been n refuge for them nnd no gun is ever used except for n couple vnrietirs of hawks. Little Jen­ ny Wren hns nrrived now, with her scolding note to keep the phebcc com­ pany, hut nnt the holio ns the misprint bad it. MAN AND FA M ILY LODGED IN TREK ESCAPED TH E FLOOD. SARASOTA, Fin., Nov. 1.— Captain Corey and his family,-who reside on Longlmnt Key, underwent n thrilling experience during the storm Inst week. When the waters of the Gulf began to rise into the Corey home, ( apt. Corey nnd his family entered their smnll motorboat and set out for the mninlnnd. The motor was put out of commission nnd tho Htttlo ves­ sel drifted before tho wind, finally lodging in the top of n tree. Capt. Corey made the boat fnst nnd he nnd his family were rescued next day a f­ ter tho high wntor hod subsided, leav­ ing the boot lodged in tho tree top. Wo cannot express in figres all the United Daughters of the Confeder­ acy’s work for education. Something over 386 scholarships nre given by tho general organization in colleges nnd universities throughout the United States from Vnssnr College In* New York state to those o f prominence west of the Mississippi into Texna. The work of education is not limited to seolarships but everything that tends to the educational uplift o f the community comes within our provi­ dence, We are an educational force for we accomplish a definite work, recordd in six figures, and because yearly wo come nearer realizing our ambition of giving the higest possible education to every southern boy and girl—we have nn interest and privi­ lege in expressing ourselves In all edu­ cational subjects for .advancing edu­ cation. The United Daughters of the Confederacy arc a cooperative organi­ zation in every community, with their schools and colleges, and all organiza­ tions interested In the educational work o f the youth o f the country, town nnd state. The following figures mark tt)e odvnneo along educational lines In the U. D. C. The Floridn Division main­ tains* eleven scholarships nt the two stnte universities with a totnl o f $1,950. The general organization nnd divis­ ion maintains over 380 scholarships, value $70,038; have given various schools nnd colleges assistance to tho value o f $4,139.38; assistance to lib­ raries $518.00; presented volumes to the number o f 1361 to libraries, valued nt $1,035.20; have awarded 237 prizes nnd medals to students in various col­ leges and universities; gifts to schools* $3,031.00. Totnl expenditures for eduentlonnl purposes from November 1910 to November 1020, $81,039.78. Besides this cducatlonnll work nnd scholarships the U. D. C., mnintnin what is known ns the "Hero Fund" in memory o f the world war soldiers, tho Interest from thl: fund of $50,000 Is used for educational scholarships for the sons nnd grandsons of Confederate Veterans who served in thp world wnr. A grent many bonks hnve been plac­ ed in the Bodleian library, England, nnd Library of Parliament, Ottawa,* Pnnnda, by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Our interests are far reaching, we nre travelling over tho .sea for n U. I) .C., chapter wns organized Inst year in Paris, France. * ’ MRS. F .L. EZELL, Fourth Vice President Florida Division U. D. C. WOMEN MUST P A Y POLL T A X — BUFORD. ' *’ ■ - Ml ^ ,T1“ Why Not Solid Comfort In Your Own Winter Cottage free from noise, hurry and expenses of crowded hotels. Vi.............. , / y o H 'Built Solid as the Pyramids" offer to you and your family Just the opportunity you bar* been looking for nnd nt n very low cost. Ket us guarantee you sstlsfnctlon with the cotiNirurtioi) of your winter home, through the services of b factory cxpfrt scut free of charge. __ . From n hindum* point of view it will pay you to - '* * ’ ■Investigate. Write for Illustrated catalogue ad* jlrwudug DepL AA-1U7. A. C. Turbary Lumber Co, Charleston, S. C. M r ~3 tr Entzm inger B ros.: A u th o rized Sates E ngineers, Longwood, F la . H. T. Pace M C onstruction Engineer, Sanford, F la. P R . ! W ffjg Real Estate Service! m h il ip A n d r e w s R E A L . SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 3 7 1 J In a communication from Rivers H. Buford, attorney general of Florida, the statement is made that “ women will be required to pay n poll tax nnd IF YOU NEED A NEW qualify ns voters under the snmc con­ a ditions under which men are required to pny such poll tax, from nnd nfter tho day upon which, taxes for the year 1921 become due, which is November first." Buy tho' Best that is made The Attorney General's statement thnt women must pay the poll tax llk’o tht me nnfter November I, ns n condition nf voting, sets nt rest vnrious constructions upon the Florida law. The poll tnx must be paid after Novemlter 1, or there will be no fran­ chise privilcgo for the women o f the We also have the Clark Jewell Line of state who wish to east their bnllot at elections. GAS RANGES The committee of fifty appointed fo* cently to see thnt a full registration o f all Daytona women is secured re­ ported Monday evening, considerable work having already been done. SANFORD, FLO R ID A In hts decision the attorney general snys that “ under the act o f the legis­ lature o f 1921 no person who became eligible to qunlify as a voter in tho year 1020 is required to pny n poll tnx for thnt year to qunlify to vote. Therefore until taxes becomo duo for Consulting Chemist say* of the water: "Of the many waters of thla and oth­ tho year 1921 women will not be re- er regions that I have analyied, I have found none superior la all goad qaali qinuerd to pny poll tax.” — Daytona ties to that of the 'Elder Water.”— Rhone 311-W. Office In Miller Building Journal. ELD ER SPRINGS W A T E R CO. i O IL C O O K S T O V E ,1 c The FLORENCE Automatic Tlmt's what “ Panama” Blands for in Overalls, Coveralls and Pauls; all first-class work garments fur meu and boys. The “PANAMA” Overalls UNION-M AOB Mado of best Indigo IVnim. Itoomy, easy-fitting nnd com­ fortable; .coins double-ntitehedjpoeketn re-lnforred; wldo suspenders; mst-proof but­ ton. Hint atap vn. B a ll H a rd w a re C o. ELDER SPRINGS WA1H f e c t r s 5£ J i Ask your dealer for "P a n ­ uuHi| tho tuv work ni ama, clothes with tho iron-clad guarantee. * K.bn Mff. Co Mobil*. AU. A woman is ns old na sho looks; thus being entirely unlike the "bot­ tled in bond" hootch you buy now. . OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE S E R GOOD" V-i*. tU e i h i • "M A D E TO MAKE : ........ *. *, (I f t - '-.IS*? 1 ■M V I C "ID E A L FE R TILIZ E R S ” brings to the mind of tho Florida growers not alone the ROGERS & JONES French Dry saae: best of plant food combinations but n thorough co-operution on every point touching 1 their interests. Cleaners We oiTer SERVICE not only frohi our homo office and our experienced salesmen and branch managers, but Mr. Bayard F. Floyd will visit properties often Steam Dyers throughout tho year to enable careful oversight. ' enough „ Let us all work together for bigger, better crops nnd greater profits. v * R. C. M A X W E L L , Manager SaMord Branch f|-l *-?* *_» WILSON & TdO M ER F E R T IL IZ E R COMPANY AGRICULTURAL BUILD ING Manufacturers or ID E A L FERTILIZERS * 0! JACKSONVILLE, FLA. P - / -' - wm ii * . . * - - - - - _*~ r - 1 �T H E SAN FO RD , WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NO VEM BER 4, 1921 W ASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 29.— T W E N TY-TH R E E FROM DAYTONA Florida boasts more ducks and geese W E R E HERE AT NO O N-DAY and shore birds than ever before, ac­ L U N O IE O N cording to a survey just completed by axperts of the U. S. Department of Agriculture at the opening of the gunning season, which shows that game is more abundant than in many years. The survey shows that quail, wild turkeys, and deer are reported also to be moro abundant than for sevreparteo of all kinds. President Fit*- eral years, There are also a numgcrnld, of the Daytona Club, and the ber of bears scattered over the state nowly appointed district governor of and little troublo is anticipated for I f your Eyes Trouble You or Your Glasses Need Repairing, tho Kiwnnnis Clubs was present and the deer or bear hunters who desires Don’ t Waste any Time, but Call upon Secretary W. J. Gardner ,was also to get the limit allowed him under tho present and with the livo wires from law. There is a possibility, however, Daytona and Sanford tho Kiwannians of the largo quantities of ducks and mado merry. They also took up geese in the northwest section of the many serious questions for the good state being scared away overnight, Optometrist-Optician of humanity and all those who were as they were last season, by an air­ present felt that they had been great­ Opposite Postofficc Sanford, Florida ship. The migratory birds do not take ly benefited by tho meeting. Presi­ tho presence of the birdman kindly dent Connelly and Secretary Lloyd of and leave just as soon after his ar­ tho Sanford Clug were most enthus­ T O S E E Q ffT T E R S E E M O O R E rival as they can rise and fly. iastic over the prospects of the San­ This is to be a banner season for ford Club and think that tho mem­ the American sportsman. Gamo of bership will soon reach fifty members tho sort usually hunted is more plen­ — all livo wires. tiful, generally speaking, than it has HEALTH BOARD URGES DoLand was a model, also that in been for many years. In somo locali­ CONTROL OF A UTO CAMP. DcSoto Park of Tampa. In the latter ties thcro aro more ducks ahd geeso Pulitzer Trophy Race camp there were at all times about than the oldest inhabitants e^er saw 1,000 campers under strict municipal fo r H eavier than A ir before. East of tho Mississippi river supervision and everything went well. Machines at Omaha migratory birds aro making their "There aro going to bo somo bad southern flight in unprecedented num­ camps this year fo r reasons stated Scheduled to Start This Afternoon for bers. Tho quail, or bob white, is above, but as fast as found these Second Annual present also in numbers not equaled camps will bo condemned by the state for years. And the deer is not so board o f health, Tho state -board of (Bj Th» AitocUU4 f u n ) scarce, apparently, as it used to be. O M AH A, Nov. 3.— Favorable health will i.ot tolerato inaanitsry, A ll told, tho 6,000,000 hunters who weather conditions for today's second poorly operated camps this season. will carry a gun into tho field or to annual Pulitzer trophy race fo r heav"The cities of W est Palm Beach icr-than-air craft with speed o f more lako or river between now and Now and Bradcntown have recently pro­ than 140 miles an hour, scheduled to Y ear’s are apt to find tho happiest mulgated very business-like, compre­ start this afternoon. Planes expected hunting grounds of many years, ac­ hensive ordinances to handle camp*. to lap thirty-milo course five times. cording to reports to tho Biological The West Prim Beach ordinance dcWinner last year at Mitchell Field,. Survey, United States Department o f fines the limits of the camp grounds; Captain C. C. Moseley, avernged 178 Agriculture, from United States game it creates nn office o f camp superinwardens stationed from Maine to miles nn hour. tenent with police nnd managerial Florida nnd from tho Atlantic to authority; it requires thnt all tourists the Mississippi. Tho department re­ tcairing to enter the camp apply to cently sot a letter of inquiry to each Ihc superintendent, giving name of warden nnd a summary o f their po­ person in chnrgo o f pnrty, number in plins is given below: party, permanent homo address, make In Maino tficro are n number o f lo­ and number of automobile, length of cations fo r deer hunting where indica­ tions point to good sport. Ducks are stay in canip. A fee o f 25 cents per reported very abundant from num­ day is chnrged for the use of camp, erous boys, with coot shooting good this sum to go to a fund provided for' AMONG T H E AR M Y OF UNEM all along tho coast. Pheasants were tho special servico rendered the tour­ IM.OYEI) F A L L S HEIR TO not very abundant but ruffled grouse ists in camp. The camp will operate in F A T H E R ’S E STA TE were reported plentiful ali over the strict accordance with regulations of state, particularly in the northern tho stuto board of health. The ordi­ YOU NGSTOW N, O., Nov. 1.— portions. W ild geeso do not stop in nance goes into a number of details, Working in tho parks here ns one of Maine on their flight south but mny regulating the copdOct o f the tourisjs the city’s unemployed, C. V. Virtus, be found in good numbers in Great nnd the orderly maintenance of the 28, former Canndian soldier, has been South Bay, New York. grounds. In every way the ordinance informed ho had become heir to his Through the ducking grounds of is complete and under it the camp will fathqr’s estate valued between forty Virginia nnd North Carolina thero bo assured o f decent supervision. More and fifty thousand. A letter bearing will bo more ducks nnd geese this the information said a will leaving cities Bhould follow in tho steps of season than there have ever been be­ the property to Fisk University, n West Palm Beach.” fore— even measured by tho memor­ negro institution nt Nashville, Tonn., ies o f oldest inhabitants. Ruffled hnd been found but as the will hnd FLORIDA W AR MOTHER grouse, phcasnnts, deer nnd bob white not boon witnessed it was not regard­ HAS BEEN HONORED arc reported plentiful. In. Virginia ed ns valid, under Canadian law. W ILL PLACE WREATH state authorities have requested all county game wardens to report avail­ PHILIPS RECOMMENDS able accommodations fo r hunters, an­ WORK ON 8TATE ROAD ticipating a big movement to the field. NO. 2, SOUTH A T ONCE, TOM MOORE Master designing puts the style in Sw ip tij II nut ft (Elntlfi'K Hand tailoring keeps it there. I f you want a suit that will look good and feel good, wear— No strain at shoulder points or seams to interfere in any'way with your physical comfort. GOVERNOR W RITES TO H A L L O W E ’ EN SPORTS W E R E ARRESTED S H E R IFFS TO K E E P OUT W IN T E R CROOKS I’A L A T K A , Nov. 3.—Twenty-eight young men of this city, who boister­ ously celebrated Hallowe'en, spent a short time in tho city jnil thnt event­ ful night, tho majority o f them having ‘been locked up when they appeared to demand the release of four of their companions who had been taken in tow by a policeman when he discov­ ered them removing signs from a butcher shop to n near beer stand. The celebrants were held only long enough for them to make u thorough examination of the interior of the prison. M IA M I HAS W E IG H T Y POLICE FORCE T A L L A H A S S E E , Nov. 3.— Diligent efforts to keep out tre "thugs, auto­ mobile thieves, forgers, swindlers nnd criminals o f various sorts who m i­ grate to Florida with the approach of the tourist season,” was asked in a letter by Governor Hnrdce to sheriffs of nil counties in tho peninsula, mndo public here today. The governor also asked expressions from sheriffs ns to plans they hnve for better enforce­ ment of law. Ills letter Is ns follows: " I am writing, particularly, the sheriffs o f south nnd cast Florida, beenuso itis generally this section which has, heretofore, been troubled with thnt class o f law-breakers wrlch mi­ grate to Florida with tho approach of winter. I foql thnt working together, tho nhcriffs and police officers can rid our state o f wire-tappers, confidence men nnd crooks o f thnt sort. We have had in tho pnst much violation o f law, resulting from the coming of thugs, automobile thieves. M IAM I, Nov. 3.—The avernge weight of the members of tho Miami police department is 173 pounds ac­ cording to statistics obtained at police headquarters, with Traffic Officer Ned A llc nhcading (he list nt 220 pounds and Sergeant W. K. Lancaster hold­ ing tho lightweight honor at 124. O f tho sixty-five members of the depart­ ment, five weigh moro than 200 END OF DOCK STRIKE IN pounds, one 200 while only six weigh SOUTHWESTERN GULF leas than 162 pounds. PORTS IS IN 8IGnT. MADISON COUNTY TO VOTE DEC. 14 BONDS FOR ROAD BUILDING N E W O R LEANS Nov. 3— A speedy end of the general dock strike which threatened to tie up river shipping appeared in aigrt today. MADISON, Nov. 3.— Madison coun­ Following a conference bctwcon ty board of commissioners today call­ union heads and officials o f the Now ed a special election for December 14, Orleans steamship association, the to decide whether the county shall is­ scrowmen voted to continue on tho sue $750,000 in bonds for road build­ Job pending a settlement of wage ing. I f approved in the election, $420,­ differences. 000 of the money from the bonds j It was believed early today that the would be dovotod to sixty miles of longshoremen would take a like course sixteen feot wide hard aurfaco roads although no definite statement could connecting Jefferson and Suwannee be obtained from their leaden. counties on state road No. 1, and con­ The longshoremen recently accept­ necting Madison with Brooks county, ed a wngc cut, but refused to accede Georgia, and also^rith Taylor coun­ . to demands concerning over time and ty, all contingent upon stato aid, ! working hours. , which It was announced had been 1 has requested ha hy 123456890$..90$ promised. Tho remainder would bo | The United States shipping board spent on sand clay roads throughout , has requested that they delay their Madison county. > , , strike fifteen days pending an amic­ able adjustment. For office supplies, stationery, eta, cotae to the Herald office. Buy R with a Herald Want Ad. JAC K S O N V ILLE , Nov. 3.— Recom­ mendation that tho state road work ns soon ns possible on that pnrt of stne road No. 2 in Columbia couny from Lake City to High Springs, was made in the quarterly report of II. B. Phillips, chairman of the state road department. Lake City, Nov. 3.— Officials o f the statt road dcpnrtmcn were extended nn Invitation tony by the local cham­ ber o f commerce to visit Lake City at nn early dnte thnt would suit them to dlscucc tho road building question in this county nnd to endeavor to reach n decision regarding their attitude on local road matters. The meeting also would be made tho occasion fo r a get­ ting together o f representatives o f all residents along state road No. 2, It was said. BACK DOOR POLITICS ' CONDEMN D RY LEGION ON ADJUSTM ENT PLAN, KANSAS CITY, Nov. 3.— A reso­ lution demanding immediate passage by eongress of tho five-fold plan of adjusted compensation for ex-servico uen was passed by the third annual Arcrican Legion conventtoa after speakers bad scored "back door poli­ tics" which they declared was respon­ sible for the bill's recent defeat. The resolution was included In the report of the legislative committee. It contained no personal mention of President narding or Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, other than to say despite the stand taken by the president and others, tho legion re­ affirmed Its stand for passage of tho measure. *• • A member of the German relchstage for forty-four yegrs has never addressed that body. Respectfully re­ ferred to congress. W ILS O N OUT AG AIN, W A S H IN G T O N , Nov. 3 •Former President Wilson had so far recovered today from his recent slight indispo­ sition, that, despite Inclement weath­ er, he nttended a matinee at tho local theatre. The camp at istice Day, F a ir P la y —O u r P o lic y LOOK! See H ow Much M ore $1.00 IS W O R T H N O W at T H R A S H ­ ER & G A R N E R ’S Than it was a year ago. F or example, note the following equasion: Suit Clothes ................ ............................................................... .............. $60.00 __ **************..... ••••—. . . . . . . . . . ... . ...... ..... a . H at ............ ................ .......................................................... ..................... Shirt ........................................... ........... would buy a year ago 7 . 50 7.50 4.00 . H E R E IS W H A T $79.00 W I L L B U Y A T T H R A S H E R & G A R N E R ’S TODAY— $60.00 7.50 7.50 4.00 $79.00 . Suit .. Shoes Hat ... Shirt • • ’ . IN A D D ITIO N 3 P a if Shoes...................:................... 2 Pair Silk H o s e ...............................................................................v" ” " 12. pairs S o x ... ............................. ...... ....................................... i Nik s u i t ................. ..........................9.25 $46.25 $15.50 4.00 • 4.00 * Note ...... ............................................ ;... ......... ’ ................................................ $79.00 Will buy 70 per cent more merchandise at our Store now than it would a year ago. Rfduc* tions received by us, in turn passed to our customers. I f you bellive In our business pol­ icy give us your business. Service and Satisfaction Guaranteed at— � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 04, 1921; <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/eb0f3e0b1871ce3a6c08240c7cb8a847.pdf 6ff18985e4d86afd22fb27a9b005b320 PDF Text Text ? .1 upftflXTS« i I I f 1' sw ap? ' SA N FO RD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 11 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921 .U M E X m Placed What Is the Strange Sea Monster? [Visit Was Thought to Be Final Appeal For Strikers Ino g u a r a n t e e ^ C U T S ^ o tu tU I ^ O lA N O E S 12 BE CONSIDERED PROPERTY LOSS WILL RUN INTO MILLIONS IN THE VICINITY OF TAMPA AND ST. PETERSBURG, WHICH SUFFERED MOST I tS— BRIDGE ACROSS OUT t AMPA BAY WASHED AWAY, SMASHING INTO SEABOARD BRIDGE WHICH GAVEWAY CALIFORNIA GETS A • BIT OF STORM TOO. . • ■ .• . 4 ... *• :* 12 i* Estimated it Will Be Ten Days Before the Sea­ board Trains Can Reach S i Petersburg; A ll Highways Badly Damaged; Will 'Be Several Days Before Definite Information Can Be Had on Effects of the Hurricane. SACRAMENTO, Ca!„ Oct.. 27.— Score* of house* were unroofed .hun­ dred* of window* were broken out and other damage, the full total of which can not bo estimated at pres­ ent, w* athe result of a strong wind, approaching tho force of a tornado, striking this vlcinty yesterday after­ noon. • Accompanying the storm, a torren­ tial rain fell land added to the havoc wrought by the wind. The .deluge poured into houses as the roofs were lifted or twisted out of placo and thousands of dollars' damago was done to household furnishings. In the outlying districts the damage will bo as severe comparatively as within tho city, and the full scope of the storm is now known. Wire com­ munication is poor to neighboring communities nnd it is impossible to secure anything approximately n cor­ rect estimate of the loss. Many business houses were flooded nnd stocks damaged, adding to the trouble of estimating loasek. Very little, If any, tornado Insur-, nnnnco wns carried lit any of the in­ stances of losses here. * • If the scope of the storm was wider than this immediate vicinity, tho dnmago to vegetation will be ;an°ther heavy factor to he reckoned with but it Is believed hore that tho disturb­ ance was purely local and It is not anticipated that the losses will cover territory outside of this county. .’ *' (By The Associated Press) , ST. PETERSBURG, 9:00 p. m., Wednesday—(By mail to (Ur Tfc. A***«UU« ItjM ) CHICAGO, Oct. 27. - - Ben Jacksonville).—No loss of life was reported at Passa-aGrille, a Lflooper, member of the Labor Gulf resort Southwest of here as a result of the j M m ^ e ana [Board, went to the Masonic Temproperty damage probably less than $60,000. The death list here I pie this morning where presitonight remained at two and property loss estimated between hall I dents, general chairmen and exand one million dollars. Six piers °" the waterfront, indudtoj [ecutive committees of five big the municipal recreation pier and the Atlantic Coast Line railroad [unions were in session. Hooper nier were swept away-with a loss of a quarter of a million dollars [expected to make final appeal on and nt least fifty small boats were sunk. Tho streets were cleared [behalf of government for calling of debris today nnd electric power, off since Tuesday, was restored | of the threatened strike. The In the down town section. High tide nnd rough sens here Tues­ | Board's proposal, it is reported, day afternoon bncked the water from two to three blocks into tne | is a guarantee that neither wage city, flooding thei low places. . 1'cats nor rule changes be consid|ered until all pending cases are BLUE p r in t s a n d 8PECIF1CA-1WIRE SERVICE w a s HIT BUT TA M PA , Oct. 27.— P ro p e rty dam age in t h a t section of th e [disposed of. Hooper’s presence TIONS s e n t TO CHAMBER i PROMPTLY REPAIRED BY ;peninsula sw ep t by th e h u rrien n e was roughly e stim ated | led to reports that W. G. Lee, OF c o m m e r c e LINEMEN million dollars by insurance men hero who have been analyzing [of the trainmen, was backing the -----, reports reaching Tampa from other sections. Damage in Tampa ■peace move. Hooper said before William T. Donnelly, well known Sanford.was certainly lucky, again, i Wns estim ate d a t between one and1 one h a lf an d tw o million doiIfoing into the meeting room he marine engineer, has fulfilled the When we count up . our losses in the jjira b u t it will be sevornl d a y s before definite figures can c liras making the call unofficially promiso to furnleh complete p’nns and, vegetable fields that can be replaced tained. The known death, lint early today still stood at five, two land that he had vague possibi­ specifications for the proposed yacht by another planting nnd then read of in St. Petersburg, three in Tdmpn nnd vicinity. The Seabowd lity for settlement in mind which basin on the lnko frort. This promise the serious loss of life and property Air Line trn'ks from Tampa to St. Petersburg are blocked. Tho ■he would outline to the union wns mndc to the Board of Governor* in other plnccs we ennnot help but highway bridge across the head of old Tampa bay near Safety Keen. There has been much disat the time of Mr. Donnelly’s visit to j think that in all the vnrious storms Harbor washed nwny and crashed into the Seaboard Bridge tear­ Itnssinn in the union and railroad ing down a portion of it. It will he ten dayB before trains will bo Snnford last winter on board his yacht j Sanford has been lucky indeed. nblo to go through. Highways everywhere are damaged. No wire ties as to the possibility of Almost every city in Florida with the Dawn and New Era. The p'ans rLabor Board putting out an ns furnished by Mr. Donnelly arc very but few exceptions hnd to shut down connections to Pinellas county. uer that the strike Is illegal comprehensive nnd if the yacht basin their utility plants nnd spend days TAMPA, Oct. 2 7—Little news -jd ordering it be called off. The is built in accordance with these plans fixing up tho wires nnd poles -and trickled through from outlying points Ikard members would not disit will w.thout doubt, be one of the kept the cities in dnrkness for twenty■yesterday nnd list ne:ht, the first , [tass the report this forenoon exfinest in the state. A special commit­ four hours or more. '1 wire service Lo ured txlng a single Icept to say no such order had tee of tho Chamber of Commerce ia The Herald wishesf to congratulate wire which the Wfttern Union got [been prepared. * now working on tho projects to bo In­ Manager Morse, of the Southern Util­ about 8 o’clock last t^r.ht. For the [ Hooper remained with the cluded in a proposed bond issuo and ities Co., and his force of mon for greater.part of tho duy there was a [union officials some time and af­ It is tho Intention of this committee their prompt attention to the falling single W. U. tfire out of Plant City, ter lea v in g he said the strike to include this improvement in the wires nnd breaks in tho electric ser­ and the messages frort Tnmpa- wore was not yet settled, that settle­ proposed issue. The initial cost of vice lines. Mannger Morse wnited ns DEMAND SURRENDER OF FORM­ taken there by automob'Io and relay­ ment could hardly be expected GOES TO ATI. ANTA FOR AD- this yacht basin will be within thejlong possible before cutting the ER EMI’EROR CHARLES AND ed, and a fow messages wero receiv­ while he was at the meeting. Un­ DRESS THIS AFTER­ REPARATIONS financial means of the city and nny service on Tuesday night as he did ed for Tampa the 6amo wa$. It was ion m eetin g broke up soon after NOON money expended on this project can not wnnt to deprive tho people of tho tho only touch this city had with the Hooper left, with the announce­ (■* r u be considered ns an Investment that lights but when the danger from live outside world, as all long distance (Bf Tte a u K tiM T n u ) ment that the five organizations LONDON, Oct. 27.—Little Entente will pay handsome dividends to the wires falling In the streets became so would hold separate meetings at COLUMBUS, Oct. 27.—President city in that it wRl attract owners of great he was forced to cut the juice composed of Rumania, Czecho-Slovib telephone lines were down, and still • one o’clock and a joint meeting fording and party arrived here this pleasure craft to Sanford. As condi­ off at- the plant until Wednesday nnd Jugo-Slnvia sent n note to Hun­ are down. • Punta Rassa seems to have been morning from Birmingham to spend »t three. gary demanding the surrender of formorning. It inconvenienced tho Daily virtually wiped off the map. The several hours Inspecting Camp Bcn- tions are todny smaller boats will not LITTLE ENTENTE SENDS IN NOTE TO HUNGARY PRESIDENT AT COLUMBUS INSPECTS CAMP ning. He goes to Atlanta this after­ venture to visit localities where there arc not provisions available for pro­ noon to speak there late today. tection from heavy windstorms fcuch ns are experienced on Lake Monroe. WEATHER AND CROP Tho yacht basin will afford ample pro­ tection from the strong winds that Conditions In Florida for the Week often sweep across the lake and in ' Ending October 25, 1921. addition will serve as a recreation pier Temperature:—Temperatures were for tourists who might care to enjoy |HONDELL. SAYS STATEMENT generally moderate to above the sea­ the beauties of our lake. The building WAS VILE, FOUL AND of a yacht basin along jhc plana laid sonal average during the week. OBSCENE Precipitation:—Rainfall was heavy down by Mr. Donnelly will be the most to excessive during much of the week important permanent development (»r Ti» amhum r>Mi) WASHINGTON, Oct. 27r - Resol u- over the southeast, portion, extending that has ever been made on the lake Itions for the expulsion from tho house northward during the latter part, inci­ front with the possible exception of •f representative* of Congreaaraan dent to tho eastward movement of the the bulkhead. Unlike the bulkhead, j Blanton of Texas, was called up today tropical storm of the 24-26. The cen­ however, it will immediately bring re­ I by Republican Leader Mondcll. Adop- ter of the storm approached tho State turns on the money invested in it, j tion of rcaclution waa asked by Mon- between Tampa and Cedar Keys, and once it has become generally known J4*11, who declared while It waa proper entered the Atlantic between SL Au­ amongst yachting enthusiasts that | Inform the public of reasons for gustine and Titusville. Twenty-four Sanford has a yacht basin. Lake | vhat the house waa called upon to do rainfall of 3 to more than 6 inchts Monroe ia a gold mine to Sanford. Be­ [ “the publication ’which ia basis of occurred over northern and central fore gold has been extracted from any I rnerge is of auch character It cannot portions of the peninsula during the field intensive development is neces­ sary. In order to realize the greatest presented on the floor.” Mondell last day of the week. benefits from our priceless asset it is *b*racteriied objectionable words in Condition of Crops:—The forepart necessary that we begin at once to de­ *“ «ffidavit inserted in the Congreaatonal Record by Blanton aa "unspeak- of the week was too dry for favor­ velop our lake front. The following quotation from Mr. vile, foul, filthy, profane, blaa- able growth of truck In the northern portion of the esectlon, except where Donnelly's letter is very interesting IPwmous and obscene.” local showers had occurred, but rains sad proves the value of an efficient became more general as the week ad­ organisation: Address MIt will further be understood that vanced with heavy rain* over most ipat the plans insofar as I have prepared of the northern and central portions, is Criticised Today preliminary wqrk in which revived truck, strawberries, and done any ___ By Sen. Harrison cane, sweet potatoes ^m feitrus trees. connection with thla undertaking, that it has been done purely In a vol­ I it Should Not Hare Been DeUr- Rain is still needed west of the Su­ untary capacity'for the Chamber of wannee river, where all fall work is ered In the South backward .The planting of oats was Commerce and without expense to • resued in portions of the central and them.” Mr. Donnelly is now on a return WASHINGTON, Oct. 27^-Hard- northern divisions, but the work is ’ tog’s address in Birmingham on the still much behind in western counties. trip to this section of the state. ,*te question waa criticized In a state­ Truck on low lands was damaged by ment today by Senator Harrison, of heavy raiqs in portions of Brevard MINE WRECKED BY DYNAMITE. Mississippi. "The president’s speech and Dade*counties. The week closed (By A s Am m U W Vims ) ' unfortunate but to have made It with the soil in much better condition PITTSBURGH, Kas., Oct. 28.—The "* thc heart of the South where III in the northern and central counties, *J“me states the negro population pre- but too wet In much of the south, and Gray Wolf mine near Gross, Kansas, was wrecked by two charges of dyna­ f0nHn*tea -was unfortunate In the ex- too dry west of the Suwannee river. mite shortly before midnight last ***»•.’’ said Harrison. night. For. first class fob work—the Herald IRESOLUTIONS FOR EXPULSION I OF BLANTON Harding’s * naar n u u w an an. • ■ ... / ■ ■ . j * ■Al, Herald and othef manufacturing plnntB but wo could not kick because this work is absolutely necessary and was not made through tho fault of tho plant but • wns caused by the storm and it would probably bo well for the public to remember that when­ ever a severe itprm occurs and there Is danger from wires falling that the plant will be shut down until the troublo is repaired. When one consid­ ers that every time an employee of the Southern Utilitiea Co. takes his life in his hands on a pole or tree re­ pairing the lines with the Juice turned on their work can be better appre­ ciated. • The Herald wishes to thank' the manager of the Southern Utilities, The Southern Bell Telephone Co., and the Western Union Telegraph Co., and their men for their prompt work on Wednesday morning In restoring ser­ vice after one of the worst storms that has struck the state in yean— and Sanford seemed more fortunate than sc many other cities in the state. By this prompt service the Dally Herald started to work at eleven o’clock with telegraph wires working, with telephone working and with the electric lights and power working and we never missed an Issue. mor Emperor Charles, demobilization of the • Hung rian army and repara­ tions sufficient defray the expense of the little entente’* mobilization. Un­ less Hungary replies satisfactorily within two days the little entente troops will enter Hungary. storm raged there from early Monday night until late Tuesday rig h t The gale nt that point at times reached • _ force of 100•miles an hour, sweeping . away houses and bringing a veritable ' tidal wave along with i t Boca Grande suffered severely, but the extent of the damage is not Bank’s Vice-President known. * ‘ Committed Suicide Fort Myera and the outlying islands were In the path of the storm. There A fter Bank Closed waa much damage there. . At Bradentown and vicinity the Merchants Bank at Augusta, Ga., principal damage was to the d tru a Closed by the State fruit crop, but there was somo dam­ age to buildings. Anna Marla key ' * (By TU Am m UUS Vtmi) AUGUSTA, Oct. 27.—Following the waa swept by the storm and there waai posting of a notice on the door of the considerable damago to the building* Merchants Bank here last night slat­ and to the dock there. Passa-aGrilte caught much of the> ing the bank would be closed today and its affairs turned over to the storm's force. Rumors that Uvea v « o w Georgia State Banking Department, lost there proved untrue. The p&sk Eugene Roscborough, vice-preMdent was cut bff from the mainland when and director of the bank, committed the bridge failed, but yesterday mo­ torboats from SL Petersburg reached suicide here this morning. * the island with provisions end cloth­ ing for such as were in need. Thera EX-ARMY SURGEON IS wee much property damage there. FOUND GUILTY DEATH OF W IFE YEARS At The Gulf,ami Southern steamship ___ .._o Is reported to have left New RICHMOND, Va., Oct 27—-A ver­ Orleans Saturday with passengero and dict of guilty of murder in the first freight for Tampa, and should have degree was returned byt a Jury in arrived here Monday or Tuesday. I t Henrioc county circuit court here yes­ has not yet been heard from. Tim JAPS ARE COMING IN COMPROMISE SPIRIT terday afternoon in the ease of Dr. Truxlllo carries no wireless equip­ Wilmarth A. Hadley, former United m ent ‘ " •* States army surgeon, who was charg The Mallory Linq steamship Lake BULLETIN—ABOARD STEAM­ ed with the murder of his wife, Mr*. Fillmore was due to arrive hero from SHIP KASHIMA MARU, Oct. 25,— Sue Kathleen Tinsley Hadley, whose New York with general cargo Tues­ (By radio to the.Associated Press)— body was fopnd in the James river day, but has not yet appeared. That the Japanese delegation to the near here about three years ago. Key West wee not struck by the Washington conference on limitation The verdict was returned after the storm, contrary to the wild rumors of of armaments end Far Eastern ques­ jury h*d been out less than forty min tions is coming In a "spirit of accom­ utes. The verdict carries with it i great devastation there. The storm modation and compromise” was the sentence of death in the electric chair merely eideswlped the Island City. A wireless received a t the B t Peters­ statement today of Vice Admiral To- at the state penitentiary here. burg station from Key West yester­ mosaburo Kato, his first public utter­ day stated that there was no storm, ance since he was appointed a mem­ It’s a queer logic that strives to damage there. . ber, of the delegation. , lessen the social evil and make* no Center HiU, in Sumter county, in. ----------- '■ ----- - • effort to lessen the dlvoree evil. (Continued on page 10) T B X A D A IL T H X X A L D W A B T AD. ' ’ laAtSSBCk. 4 Ate*, * w--- yaSr-SM V * . | �'* '• THE SANFORD WEEKL YHERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21,1921 Miss Nell King, of Tildenville, spent the week-end with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Lucas and two child­ Mrs. M. MV King. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Luther, of ren, of Longwood, were dinner guests Odd sizes and Lines of Shoes that cannot be Duplicated Saturday a t the homo of Mr. and Waynesville, N. C., have returned to cumulate. We are dosing these out at Mrs. Cramer. their winter home in Oviedo to the de­ Emil Magnuson left Saturday to light of their many friends. Mr .and Mrs. W. B. Williams spent oversee tho grapefruit and orange packing for Chase A Co., at th d r big several days last week In Jackson­ , REDUCED PRICES ville Mr. Williams was in Tallahas­ grove near Windermere. Miss Eunlco Tyner left for the see a few days also. Ladies’ Slippers and Shoes Ilsworth grove on Monday. She yrill The mission study class of the board this winter at the home of her Methodist church, met at Mrs. 8. W. Swope's Tuesday afternoon with uncle, Mr. Noah Fry. Mr. Henderson, of the A. C. L., seven members present shops, Is having his vacation this Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown, Miss week, and is spending it by taking his Kirkland nnd Mrs. Arnold, of Am­ Men’s and Boys’ Shoes fnmily in their auto to Tampa, where brose, Ga., have returned to Oviedo they will visit a married daughter, for tho winter, and have rented a and with the grand mother a t Kis­ house at Lake Charm. simmee. Thq eldest son, who drives Messrs. 0. L. Harper and son, Geo. a bus for Losaing, could not go. Brown and Mrs. Graves, of Ocoee, J. C. Collcr had his man out improv­ were business visitors to Oviedo Sat­ For years this store has been known as the ing tho new cottage in Grapeville urday. "Style Center” of our city with a nice coat of paint this week. Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Marshall and Wo understand that Mr. Horschi, baby, of, Sanford, visited Oviedo who bought near the church, also had Tuesday . In men’s fine shoes we lead their home painted and Mr. Stafford Clifton Brown, of Ambrose, Ga., is Only the Styles on Sale are Shown—All you need to do is to with THOMPSON’S — ‘T h e put a well down. spending the winter in Oviedo. A pleasant little birthday party was Sam Brown, of Ocoee, spent Tues­ see the window for some real buys. yard stick by which shoe held at the home of Archie Swanson day in Oviedo. on Saturday evening in honor of his L. E. .W right spent Tuescjay in values are m easured.”18th birthday. Archie is a fine young Sanford. man and the tandby of his parents, Misses Mable Swope and Elisabeth Mr. and Mrs. August Swanson, being Lawton and F. W. Swope ,of Rollins their youngest son. College, spent the week-end in Oviedo, We heard ;on Monday morning the returning to Winter Park Sunday af­ first hobo of the season, gladly telling ternoon. of his arrival at the first break of Mr .and Mrs. E. A. Famell, Alton day, and the tourists will soon be Famelf, and Miss Wanna Pope, mo­ hcre for winter ’ on the way. tored to Davenport Sunday • Mr. and Mrs. West nnd young son, Mr. and Mrs. Sauer and little son, Leonard, of Nashville, Tcnn., are arrived Monday from Minnesota, and First Nat’l Bank Annex Wakefield Preserving Co., as flourish­ camping out in their tent at tho home will locate at Lake Charm, in the "The Family Shot Store” ing and supplying guava Jelly and pre­ of Mr. nnd Mrs. Westerdlck. Having Wheeler house for the winter. serves to the world at largo. been engaged in school work for a Mrs. W. M. Wright spent Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Eldridgc have (Trom H o n d a ,’, Dallr) llla t* -® * * SEE 0UB WIND0W number of years they decided to make In Orlando. ‘ Mrs. Endor Curlctt of Geneva is in arrived from an extended visit to tho trip in their auto and are think­ Dr. Cason, of Enterprise, preached the city today on n shopping expedi­ many points in the north where Mr. tion and is also attending to her many Eldridge is engaged in the shipping of ing of staying hero if they can find a n splendid sermon at the Baptist * duties ns member of the various so­ fruits and vegetables. Mr. nnd Mrs. nico little place. They went with Mr. church Sunday morning, nnd nt 3:30 stopping at'tho Roebuck place. Mr. cieties and clubs of which she is a Eldridge huve n fine country place nt nnd Mrs. Wcsterdick over to Osteen In tho same church. Dr. S. W. Wnlk- Wadbrook is a friend of Mr. Roebuck. er, of Sanford, preached an able serDr. R. L. Anderson, of Orlando, was Pnola nnd their many fricndB are giv-' on Sunday. most active member. mon. These services were held in the a visitor in town on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lyman and ing them a welcomo home again. Baptist church because of the repairs family of Altamonte Springs were in Mr. and Mrs Oats, of Orlando, were ( T n a W «4n«d»7'» -DalU) being made at the Methodist church the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Full­ the city today and their many Sanford Rer. and Mrs. A. M. Daigcr, of C. D. Lee spent several days last er. friends were glnd to sec them. • Umntilla were among those attending WANTED week in Jacksonville. W. H. Bruce, of Lake Woles, spent Prof. Miller spent the week end in Tho members of tho ladles bibio Orlando. the Week-end here with W. I. Adams the district meeting at the Methodist WANTED—Young cowYOUR SATISFACTION Must be class of the Methodist church, packed J. B, Lawson and Will Rowe, have ch'‘re'» herc V * " * '* * There was services at the Baptist fresh and good milker. J. II. MelBnttcries at cut prices nt Hof-Mnc IS MY SUCCESS , purchased the Post place on the west 18-tfe a splendid box for the orphanage at church, Sunday, Rov. Burr, of Winter Uattery Co., ,rFoot of First Street." mcr, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. Enterprise Tuesday afternoon at the Park, conducting. Office Opp. P. O. I’hone ltt side, nnd gwino in for fnrming. •• -• 10-ltp SEE M. 8. NELSON for all kinds of •home of Mrs. S. W .Swopo. N. J. Lillnrd nnd II. A. Neel nnd Albert Sessions returned Sunday , , _ . . _ , Mrs. Hurley nnd son, Kermith, forhauling. 31-tfc Tho home of Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. L. from Jacksonville, where ho spent To See B etter See Moore Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph Gore an d Deane , mcr r0Ri(Jpnt(l hcre ,)Ut now of Winter Trondwell, all of tho Sanford Herald, Gnrden, were recent visitors in tho CAN HELP YOU to mnke your rent, Murphy, at Lake Chnrm, hns been the several days,. buy or build a homfc, improve city haven of rest for ngwly weds this fall. attended the meeting of the Typo­ city, calling upon friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. Y .Fuller were ATTENTION, CELERY GROWERS! We hnvo just received n carload ef graphical Union nt Orlando yester­ A. F. Hunt hns returned from n or country real estate, pay off tho I-nst week, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. visitors in Orlando on Monday Yellow Jacket sprayers, price of sane mortgage. Disability feature. Long Chandler, of Dcs Moines, In., who day, nnd enjoyed the visit to Orlando pleasant visit to Montgomery, Ala. Mrs. Will -Allen, Mrs. Wilkinson,, cash, 12 per cent below last year’s term loans. No renewals. 3 per cent. were recently married, .were the and the meeting very much. L. H. Smith nnd A. J. Houser, of Cnb on M. W. Raiford, Enterprise guests of tho Murphy’s. Mr. nnd Mrs. nnd Miss Louise Allen, were visitors prices.—Mahoney-Wnlker Co. 10-4te in Orlando, Monday. J. P. Hall, the popular manager of Womjw 0 hio, are spending some time Junction, Fla. . D-4tp Chnndlcr came down in their car nnd thee Western Union Telegrnph Co., j. r<j expect to loente somewhere in Flori­ is taking a Well earned vneation of FOR SALE No matter whnt the other fellow da. This week, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robt. two weeks ,nnd in his absence his does, we do better.—Hof-Mnc Bat­ FOR SALK—No. 817 West First St. Murphy, of Oxford, Iown, nrc visiting f » plnre will be filled by Mr. Robertson, Eight rooms and bath. For price tery Co., “ Foot of First Street." their parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Mur­ of Jacksonville. Asked where he in­ 10-ltp nnd terms, write box 782, Daytona,, phy nre not strangers among us, Mr. U N IO N -M A D E _ tended to spend his vacation, Mr. Hall ’ 40-tfc Jesso H. Trent, of Grnnly, Mo., is Fin. Murphy having spent one year here said, "right hero in Sanford.” ■ponding some time hero nt the Mon­ SIX TH HTIIKBT PAINT SHOP, T . B. Halk. W o r k C l o t l i e s Mr. nnd Mrs. W. P. Baker nnd Mr. tezuma. n ia n iftr . O n ltr s p ro m p tly s itc n to d . K a tU - with his parents Mrs. Murphy will be ,• — FOR MEN AND BOYS----fa r lk n im r in t m l. ' _______S - l l t p pleasantly remembered ns Miss May and Mrs. W. P. Baker, Jr., of Atlan­ W. S. Stockton, of Pnlntkn, wns in FOR SALE—Celery plants. Will bo Field. Two years ago Miss Field s \\ ; r n a i i c Best “ Indigo” Denim; roomy and ta, spent tho week-end nt tho Montetho city yesterday colling on his lov»)Vfc-KALLO comfortable; with double-stitched rendy about the 2f>th of this month. taught in th o ' Snnford city schools, xumn, Raving herc this morning for :nu customers. • seams that will notrip; wido suspenders. Inquire at Herald office. G-Ctp nnd spent many week-ends in Oviedo. the southern part of the state. Over n quarter of a million wellnew Im­ FOR SALE—To close ostatc, ten room Mr. nnd Mrs. Murphy nlso came Mr. nnd Mrs. V. C. Collcr have re­ / S k si F O R T —With drop-seat, house two blocks cast of Stetson south by auto nnd expect to loente turned from n delightful visit with known men and women from different 'E R ALLS proved easllyandqnlcklj pnrts of the country have signed writ­ University, Dcl-nml. section of the Sultablo for somewhere In this relatives in New York. let down; buttons concealed and so Tanlac's best advertising comes ten endorsements for Tanlac.—Union apartments or large family. Beauti­ state. plaeod ss not to tonch the body. Mott comfortable one-pioco work garment from people who have actually used Phnrmacys—Adv. Mrs. J. II. Hnigh returned home ful location. Apply to J. H. Hutch­ Miss Ellen Trent, of Webb City, inson, Admr., 1020 Eleventh and Laur­ Sunday from Patterson, N. J. Mrs. it.—Union phnrmncy.—Adv. ever m ade. PANTSl-ciowl,.ww* malarial* la n aat • aarvkaalila Mr. and Mrs. J,. A. Itedpath, form­ Mo., is among the visitors stopping el avc., Sanford, Fla. 7-4tp. Haigh was accompanied by her broth­ p a iu r a l| food-flHInf ana longw aarint. A ik lo n r d ialar for erly of Jacksonville arrived Saturday st tho .Montezuma. "EXIDE” BATTERIES, tho Giant er and,sister, Mr. nnd Mrs. I. Kirk“ Panam a" lla n n in u - told nadir* and will mako Sanford tholr homo. Rental Bnttcries for nny mako of that lives in a box. We can now fur­ ham, nnd their two sons, who expect Iran-rind cnaraaU a. Look for tho Uado-mark. • They are stopping nt the Montczumn. enr ut Hof-Mnc Battery Co., "Foot of nish six Volt Batteries ut $2-1.00. Wo to bo permanently loented In Oviedo.! Kahn Mf(. Co, Mobil#, Ala. Mr. Redpnth is with Hoban, Hunter First Street.” 10-ltp buy, sell, exchange, rechnrge and re­ As usual*, tho most ui:,uu,vMol b»ok pair oil mnkos Batteries.—Ray Broth­ Fcitncr Co. * Miss Rincau nnd Walker Dickson, of of the year is tho pockclbook. ers. Phone 548. fl-tfc Ixmgwood woro guests of Mr. and /Mrs*. Chris Matthews, nt dinner Inst Mina Omnh Allen sport the week­ evening. end nt home with her p aren t, Mr. nnd Miss Clnro Walker hns returned to Mrs. Bill Allen. Winter Garden nfter n pleasant week Friends of Mrs. George Lowln wiill end visit with her cousin, Mrs. M. regret to hear thr.t she is in the FerMinarik. nnld-McLcughlln hospital. Miss Winnie Brown spent the week Miss Helen Moran spent the week­ end with her mother und sister nt Fort end In Geneva with her parents. Christmas. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (From T u iid a j’i D ill,) 8. A. Wilkinson, had the misfortune Mr. and Mrs F. C. Heater nnd a n d ----to drink some kerosene and canto near Lumber is the loweit daughter from Leesburg, were the dying. week-end guest of tholr nlocc, Mrs. . th at it has been in Friends of Mr. T. A. O’Neill will Edison Freomafi. regret to hear that ho will not return years and years. B u t the price We have In stock different sizes of this winter <o open tho hotel. Mr. Pipcless Round Oak furnaces, also au­ O’Neill mado lots of friends while he any com m odity rarely remain* tomatic and instantaneous hot water was here last winter. SALES AND SERVICE stationary, for long. I t either goe* heaters.—Mahoney-Walker Co. l0-4tc J. S. Dinkel end Miss Olive, were Mr; and Mrs. J. B. Taylor, of We Carry The Parts visitors in Sanford, Saturday. up or down. Lumber prices have Lakeland, were among tho visitors J. E. Phipps was a visitor in here yesterday. ■ —m m h it bottom . kT heir next move will Haines City, on Wednesday Twenty million people have taken They aro making fast progress on be upward. Now is the time to buy lumber for bull . The automboile has proven .to those whose . Tanlac with the most gratifying re­ the West Longwood road, and it will sults.—Union Pharmncy.—Adv. time is worth anything-, th a t w alking is an ing purposes. If you are ever going to build anything, not be so many weeks before it will be The many friends Of Mrs. M. S. I completed. extravagance and th a t riding is tru e economy Wiggins will be delighted to hear that b u y your lum ber now. Mr. Hayden Miller, of Jacksonville, 'the and her attractive little daughter > was the guest of J. E. Phipps a few Dorothy Ellwood are expected to ar­ days this week • rive this afternoon from Grand Rap­ Mrs. Balts and Misa Nellie Baker,; Ids and will be with her sister, Mrs. mother and niece of Mrs. Roy Sours, B. L. Perkins for tho winter. . arrived Friday to spend the winter. J. 8. Dinkle, of Longwood, i s I ■, » • BUI Satcher was a visitor in Sanamong Ihe visitor* to the city today., jl Sanford; Florida . Mr*. P. T. Wakefield, of Geneva, ■ was In the city today and reports tha $2.40 TO $4.85 Thompson Shoe Ir $1.90 TO $3.50 O ur W indow Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. S A N F O R D ,F L A . PERSONAL NOTES vet Tom Moore OptometristOptician CLASSIFIED WANT ADS LONGWOOD NOTES “ M a d e To M a k e G ood Lumber HUPMOBILE B. & O.SMotor Co. 5 * HILL LUMBER - SERVICE ■ f?. ■»* ’ - QUALITY PRICE �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28,1921 Wild Life Leaglie of O range County Will Assist in th e Good W ork Three Inseparables One for mildnew,VIRGINIA One for mellowness, BURLEY One for arom a,TURK ISH The finest tobaccos perfectly aged and blended. *11| ItAILROAI) COMMISSION DENIES RAISE IN FREIGHT RATES ON FLORIDA FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. i___ 7i *?il ^rr * The following communication from • Chase & Co., will be interesting to Sanford fruit and truck growers: Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 22, 1921. The Sanford Herald, .Sanford, Fin. Gentlemen:—We are advised by the Florida Railroad Commission, Talla­ hassee, Fla., that the Intrstatc Com­ mission lias denied the petition of the F ruit Growers Express Co., for n suspension of supplement No, 15 to I. C. C., No. 7, perishable protective tnriiT No. 1. Supplement No. 15 publishes a flat reduction of thirteen per cent, in the refrigeration charges on Florida fruits and vegetables between all points in Florida to destinations in the United States nnd Canada. This reduction of thirteen per cent, has been put into effect pending a further hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission in L C. C., Docket No. 10892, refrigeration rase Railroad Commission, State of Flori­ da, vs. Director General Aberdeen & Rock fish Railroad Ca., et. a!. A hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission in tins ease will probably be held in Jacksonville some time after December 1st, nnd should the Interstate Con merce Com­ mission decide that the reduced rotes are reasonable and that they' not be 'changed, it will result in a saving of around n quarter of a million dollars 1 for the Florida fruit and vegetable shippers. Yours very truly, CHASE & COMPANY. Orlando, Fla., Oct. 22, 1921. Rogers' letter of the 14th inst., comEditor Sanford Herald, menting on the treatment of a party Dear Sir:—I am inclosing to you of hunters recently arrested by the clipping taken from the Orlando Morn- Seminole county officials, and his ap­ ing Sentinel of a letter written to that parent attitude toward the Orange paper by a Mr. E. G. Rogers, also a County Wild Life League, I think it is reply to same by myself in the eame very unsports man-like. Truly, Mr. paper of the 20th. Rogers, if a good sportsman, cannot These articles grew out of the wish to persecute the Wild Life posse of hunters that invaded the League, even if there are some unWeklwa swarr^i section In Seminole loyal members belonging to it. These county some weeks ago in which your things will happen in the best of orsheriff got mixed up with the pnrty ganizations, but I do believe that the nnd all ended up a t Sanford. majority of the Wild Life League ’We have a progressive League for members are true sportsmen and are the protection of game in Orange using -their best efforts for the pro­ county ,and nt the Inst legislature tection of gnmo of this county, had some specinl acts passed that has Mr .Rqgers seems to think the hunthelped us wonderfully along these Ing party which went t o , Seminole lines. county, nnd of which Mr. Walker, of Our ambition is to get all adjoining Auburndale, was apparently a memcounties interested in this movement her, consisting’of some ten or twelve In order that we can preserve the men nnd a pack of some eighteen or game In this section of the state be- twenty dogs, were justified ,and viofore it is too late. lating no gamo laws. If ho thinks this The Orange county division of the number of men nnd dogs, turned loose Foridn Wild Life Lertguo in planning .in the swamp where deer nnd turkeys n grand get-to-gother meeting and ns well as bear abound, will not mo"banquet" to be held nt the Chnmbcr lest the game that the state law Bays of Commerce rooms nt Orlnndo, Fla., shnll not be chased or molested, ho is in the near future the cxnct date will cither ignorant of the habits of game be determined Inter. or ho docs not believe in the protection of game. A permanent law for the proper en­ forcement of Inws that will really pro­ tect our game state-wide seems al­ most impossible nt Tallahassee for the simple reason that there are nIready a ninjority of the counties of the stnte so near depleted of big game that there is no interest taken in such coun­ ties to enforce the laws they already have. Rut should the counties in the state which have sufficient seed left to rebuild their gnmo have special acts passed, ns Orange county has J one month and I*. S.— Our facilities fo r produ cin g choice pure-bred feeds arc the best in America. Game will not suffer by him. It is the sportsman nnd the hunter, the man who loves the game nnd this sport. He nnd he alone can bring about n suc­ cess of these efforts, but he must he a true sportsman nnd carry fair and stand shoulder to shoulder with his brother sportsmen. Do not weaken by the thought that because one un­ scrupulous huntsman slips out nnd gets one, he must do the same in or­ der to get hi*. .Go after that fellow with a warden instead of the game with the gun. This is my solution of real game protection. (Signed) JAMES KINCAID, Vict-President of Orange County Di­ vision of toe Wild Life League, Or­ ange County, Florida. E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. JACKSONVILLE ................ . ARE YOU INSURED? FL0B1DA IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS, eraL Fire Insurance OFFICE P E O P L E S HANK BUILDING - - - • - ' Florida ««>>»♦<»»*>*** Cleanse and awusten the system eech morning and wish away poisonous, stagnant mattsr, we hnvc ‘Toot of First S t 1 D 1U llL d J U U U V il III rillU E iO If you order your fotk liter without getting our NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insrctlddat Sprayers, Poultry Supplies. *> Get August 1st, 1921 Price Lists. Now furnishing “SIMON I’UItE" ud “GEM BRANDS" Sanford, business for your part in it. ' Address I). M. FERRY & CO., Detroit, Michigan !g done fine,. We thank you \M 1— The vines nrc exceptionally robust, resulting in n heavy crop. 2— The vigor of the plants results in unusual freedom from blight. 3— The fruits are almost perfectly globe shnped. 4— The fruits on the same cluster mature well together nnd are of uniform size. 5— The fruit colors a rich purplish pink clear to the stem after packing. £ * 6— Earlier lligu any, other good purple tomato. You can’t afford to miss the chance. If you try Gulf Slate Market this year on pari o f .your acreage; next year you will go strong on it. Write us for seed to he scut postpaid to your address at $2.00 per oz. ONE BRIGHT THOUGHT. The possibility of a general strike on the railroads will be in all prob­ ability ncecelcrnte the movements of those*who are stirring nhout, making preparations to spend tho winter in Florida. Then old Jnck Frost will take n nip nt their heels nnd ringers and the coal man will fire in n circular quoting the season's price of fuel and the exodus to the Land of Sunshine will begin.—-llnlnes City Herald. We have been in Gulf Slate Market pnyB belter than uuy variety you have ever grown, for the following reasons; * “ These lints Wouldn’t Eat My llest Grain,” Sny« Fred Lamb. " It’s hard to keep rats out of n feed store. Tried for years. A neigh­ boring store sold mo some RATSNAP. It worked wonders. Gathered up dead ri.ts every morning. Bought more RAT-SNAP. Haven't a rat now. They wouldn't eat my best grain when I threw RAT-SNAP around.” Three nixes, 35c, 05c, $1.25. Sold nnd guaran­ teed by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. ■ GULF STATE MARKET TOMATO *E. G. ROGERS, Those of us who are accustomed to feel dull- nnd heavy when we arise; splitting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach,'lame back, can, instead, both look and feel ns fresh as a daisy al­ ways by wnshing the poisons nnd tox­ ins from the body with phosphnted hot water onch morning. We should drink, before breakfast, a glass of hot water with a tea­ spoonful of limestone phosphate in it to flush from the stomach, liver, Jtfdneys and bowels the previous day’s indigestible wnstc, sour bile and pois-1 onous toxins; thus cleansing, sweet­ ening and purifying the entire ali­ mentary tract before eating more food. • The uction of limestone phosphate nnd hot water on an empty stomach is wonderfully invigorating. It cleans out nil the sour fermentations, gases, waste and acidity nnd gives one a fine appetite for breakfast. A quar­ ter pound of limestone phosphate costa very little at the drug store, but is enough to make anyone who is bothered with biliousness,i, constipa­ tion, stomach trouble or rheumatism un enthusiast on internal sanitation —Get your Scratch Tads from The Herald—by. the pound—15c. I HAVE THEM “SPURUNG’S SUBDIVISION” IX tion—lots are being sold right along and building in tl>ls section is such as to gladden the heart of those who ha« the .good of Sanford at heart. This is Ho idle talk—1 have weighed the statement to say just what is my candid convictions would most too strong for the careful, conservative person person whose eyes are turned backward—’Hie fello has VISION will agree with me now—the other late Watch the.South East Corner- of P a^ eJ^ �y THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28,1921 ----- Why This Interests You! ' t ^ ---- *■ ■ ' McLaughlin Says “Tell The World All About Florida" The following from C. O. McLaugh­ <* lin, formerly of this city, but now in the Development Department of the Seaboard Air Line Ry., is interesting: Norfolk, Vn., October 19, 1921. Mr. R. J. Holly, Editor The Sanford Herald, fl Because, Mr. Farm er, you can use Sanford, Fla. Denr Holly: our facilities to your advantage. » Every time I read an advertisement thnt looks good I think of you nnd fl Our buying capacity enables us to Snnford. I enclose n copy of The Peanut Pro, supply your Crates, Hampers, Insec­ motor, October,-1921, edition, for ticides, Fertilizers and supplies a t a purpose of cnlling your Attcqtjo page 48: "Let’s Toll tho World.” saving in cost to you. “Telli.ig the World” is what gets there. If a manufacturer tells the world in a proper fashion about his You don't have to figure away in goods, he generally Bells more than advance w hat you need. Our ample his Advertisement costs. If a state, n stock will ta k e care oj! you. county or n city has anything to ’toll tho world, and tells, the people will be attracted to it. To provo this as­ . Compare Our Prices sertion I nm sending you an adver­ tisement published in tho Photogra­ WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE -«|ggltr'» " - - n vure Section of tho New York Times, by tho City of San Diego, Calif. This is not the only advertisement these people hnvo published in this particu­ lar section of Tho Times; they are at it constantly. For comparison, I am nlso sending you an advertisement by Jacksonville, Florida. I will appreci­ PHONE 536 ate it if you will return these ads be­ cause they are a part of my file. If there is any place in tho world, that I know of, that nctunlly has something to tell tho world it is Sem­ to make the building still more effec­ inole county nnd Snnford, Florida. The tive in its already large and embrac­ county is full of things to tell, but we ing work. The plans include enlarg­ must tell it exactly like n man ad­ ing tho building toward Park avenue vertises his goods, or the product of about 40 feet in length. Insldo on his factory. tho cast end, there is to be erected n There is not an inland city In Flori­ fifteen-foot stage, tho whole width of da enjoying a greater blessing thnn tho building, with two dressing rooms Sanford pnjoys, by reason of its loca­ |WILL AI)D FORTY FEET TOWARD, ndjncent. The stage will bo equipped tion on Lake Monroe nt the head of -PARK AND HAVE A in an up-to-dnte mnnner with foot- navigation. Your system of nrtesinn STAGE i liRhts, etc. On occasions when an ex­ wells is filled with opportunities for tra large stage would be odvnntngp- exploitation. The celery nnd lettuce o Under the auspices of the • Holy u b , provision in made for the Inrger farms, from the breaking of the I Cross Men’s Club, at their Inst moet- space. Beyond this, there is to be the ground nil through the period from | Lag, it was moved and adopted that regulation CO ft. clear floor spneo the seed bed to shipping, arc an op­ Ithr Club remodel, improve nnd cn- for the basket bnll court. From that portunity for constant stories of hum­ j Urge Holy Cross Parish II oubo so as point back -toward the west end of an interest. The county is full of thq building, there Is to be erected in lakes nnd streams, nnd brick roads elevated tiers, permanent seats. When run in every direction. Not a dny. o n a a n D a n n a n D o tho bnsket bnll court is not in use, for passes but 1 think of the wonderful BB D D stage plays, etc., the floor space will opportunity for a good live ndvertisD Q be provided with chairs. Underneath ing man to send out something about tho rnised scuts opening off Pnrk Snnford. 'avenue, will be two rooms, on one side C. O. McLAUG!II,IN. n for the priest’s private use, and the , ------------------------■ Many porsons, otherwise lIJ A n i/ B vigorous and healthy, aro M other for committee room, meetings, / T i l A D A | j p I I M etc. Shower baths, toilets nnd lava1 i l U I i v / L U l l l m U IV IV bothered occasionally with ■■ tories nrc provided so ns to make the Q Indigestion. Tho effects of a Q Holy Cross Parish House a very com- Ifotv n Snnford Citizen Found Freed­ q . disordered stomach on • the Q plcte plant, nnd one of which the om From Kidney Troubles. H system aro dai>gorous, and U , whole city will l>e proud. If you suffer from backache— ■ prompt troatmpnt of lndlgosThe Parish House is being used From urinary disorders — B Hon Is Important "The only M N mcdlclno I havo needed has m more and more l»g tW vnnon3 organiAny curable disease of the kidneys, 9 been something to aid diges- J J xntions of the city, religious, frntcrUse n tested kidn<*y remedy. B Hon nnd clean tho Hvor,” ■I nhl, patriotic nnd social under the dfDoan's Kidney Pills have been test­ n writes Mr. Fred Ashby, a 9 McKinney, Texas, farmer. D rcction of Father Peck, rector of the ed by Snnford people. ■ | Parish nnd with the needed new fnU "My medicine Is Can you ask more convincing proof P cilities the Parish House will fill the of merit ? g great need which is felt in Snnford Mrs. th-ii. South. Boole A, Snnford, for such n place. says: "It wns several years ago that I used Doan's Kidney Pills for backWill You Spend fi.Tc on Bat-Snap to achc nnd other symptoms of kidney Save $100? trouble. They gnve me great elief I One C5c pkg. can kill 50 rats. Tho nnd helped me in every way. Other I for Indigestion and stomach M nvernge rat will rob you of $100 n members of my family have taken H troublo of any kind. I have J J H never found anything that D year in feed, chicks and property de­ Doan's Kidney Pills with wonderful | touches the spot, like DIack- H struction. RAT-SNAP is deadly to g Draught I tako It In broken £ rates. Cremates nfter killing. leaves results, too. I nm glnd to give this en­ dorsement.” J doses nfter meals. For a long D B time I trL.l pills, which grip- Q no smell. Comes in cakes. Itnts will Price f>Oo, #nt nil dealers. Don't pass up meat, grain, cheese to feast simply ask for n kidney remedy- get | Q ed and didn't glVo tho good | rosults. Black-Draught liver D on RAT-SNAP. Three sires, :i5c, f>5c, B mcdlclno Is easy to tako, easy I $1.25. Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball Doan's. Kidney Pills—the same that Mrs. Smith hnd. Foster-Milburn Co., Q to keep, Inexpensive.” ' Hardware Co.—Adv. Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. Get a packago from your druggist today—Ask for and ™ B Insist upon Thodford’a—the D WE WANT MORE. L MICKEY DIED YESTERDAY. Jacksonville is getting some very B only genulhe. Important industries. One will be a (From Hand.,'. D.ll,) Got It today. glass factory making nil kinds of Louis Augustus' Mickey died nt his 4M home near Ft. Rcnde yesterday after u i i L 'j E a Q E a o Q D E a g s K a a Intkn Tintcs-IIcrald. n short illness. Mr. Mickey hnd been • • In poorthenlth for many yenra and came to Sanford nbout eight years ago for his health and the chnnge of climate nddotl years to his life. Al­ though not in the best of health at nny time Mr. Mickey was . always cheerful nnd wns nn active worker nnd kept- busy almost to the day of his death. He was born in Berkshire county, Pennsylvania, and nt the time of his death was 50 years of ego. Deceased leaves n wife and three U a boy between daughters and one son to mourn his four and eight years death. The funeral services will occur from old. When you tho Methodist church tomorrow morn­ suddenly discover ing nt ten o’clock, Dr. Walker officiat­ you haven’t a baby ing, Interment being made in Lakeview cemetery. »ny more but a regular, aure ’nuff little shaver it’a a pretty sure J. E. Surling, L. Allen, E. D. Mob­ ■*ign you’ve got to d6 tome building. He wanta a room of his ley, W. P. Fields, F. P. Rlnes and II. own. Maybe that means an addition to the house. A playhouse; II. McCaslIn, will act as pallbearers. The symuathy of -the many friends * dog kennel; a high boird fence to ahin over; and repairs! Ask of the family is extended to them in Dad—he knowal Dad buys lumber here. He’a one of our beat their hour of sorrow. ' " ■■"= — Everything f o r q u A u i y —nothing for show m ‘H A T ’S O U R I D E A in m a k i n g CAMELS—the Quality Cigarette. / m W hy, ju st buy Cam els and look at the package! I t ’s the best p ack in g science has devishd to keep cigarettes fre sh and fu ll flavored fo r you r taste. H ea v y paper outside— secure fo il w ra p p in g inside and the revenue stam p over the end to seaj the pack­ age and keep it air-tight. • And note th isl T here’s n oth in g flashy about the Camel package. No extra w ra p p in g s that do not im prove the sm oke. N ot a cent o f needless expense that m ust com e out o f the q u a lity o^ the tobacco. Cam els w on d erfu l and exclu sive Q uality w in s on m erit alone. B ecause, m en sm oke Cam els who w an t the taste and fragran ce o f the finest tobaccos, ex p ertly blended. M en sm oke Camels fo r Cam els sm ooth, refresh in g m ild ness and their freedom from cigaretty a ftertaste. [PARISH HOUSE BE REMODELED AND ENLARGED g Indigestion g --•-*•rr* j fr Cam els are m ade for men who think fo r them* selves. frVR R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Wln.ton-S.Um, N. C, fit BLOCKING IMPROVEMENTS. SANFORD MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS Holding city lots for speculation should be discouraged. Improvements in front of vacant lot* should be made for the accommodation of tin* general public,.and the interest sof (he holder should not bo allowed to block im­ provements.—Clearwater Sun. JOHN GOVE, Proprietor CEMETERY WORK A SPECIALTY 1018 West First Street 1018 West First Street POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE >> Bedford's o BLACK-DRAUGHT •• M A R IA $625 f. o. b. Detroit . • - ‘I ml I * What Henry Ford Says About; Machine Power Farming — A Little customer!. -; i • HILL LUMBER CO. QUALITY a PRICE SERVICE *1 “In the tractor the farmer now has a machine in which Ib harnessed one of the moat adaptable, efficient, economical sources of power in the world—tho internal combustion engine. "The tractor will multiply the productive capacity of each individual farm worker from three to four times over. “It will put the farmer on a par with the city manufacturer. It will put his produce-producing factory—for that is what a farm is—on to an efficient production basis. “It will enable each worker to earn so much more that he can be paid more and still leave a greater profit for the man who hires him. It will , enable the farmer to work fewer hours in the day, giving him more time to enjoy life. "I believe the .tractor will make farming what it ought to be^—the most pleasant, the most healthful, the most profitable business on earth.” -v7ii NEWBERRY'S RIGHT. The Houston Post says that Newtlcrry has the best right to his seat in the United States senate of any other senator—ho bought and paid for it.—Ocala Banner.. » r \- -■* A U T H O R IZ E D in s DEALE Buy (t with a Herald Want Ad. - - Gv.j i - -i- ’ 1 . ! i V’ ■, • • * ---- * - - - - — -if?, * s ir = ^* _. -•, . ■ * -i , t ~ \L ■Tti . ifiSM - * fZ . ■ -r # * / t”»* ■ *. nr �) — m__ 1 - ■-;' l ^ w t?; «V7 r-iT* THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28,1921 THESANFORDHERALD R. J. HOLLT ................... h w U u t u 4 U l t « V. Ji U U J I I I ............. -acre U r / u 4 T n u u u R A . V I X L , ........................... fiU U M .Q i m t iI M itifu K n rj Trtiij hr THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY (taoorparmted) iffM cum o* raicE nr adtavcxi on? t x a s .............................................................. p . t o UX * ? « * ■ .................................... ,.M TH R EE H C K T H * ........1...................................... i f EaUreS u Baond CUw M*U MatUr i i f u t IS, JIM , a t tha ra a t O flU t a t Bamfard, rU rU a , V * 4 *r Act *f March 1. 1V7I. Th« l u l o r d D atlr Herald U fs h lU W a re r / ■aftaraaea (axoaft Boadar) a a i th a m f h tr cor•an thla U adtar a* it k g, A drarttalaf ratoa raaa«M hla and made kaawa aa apfUaatlaa. H .M M« year, or H a par m a th , la adraaaa,________ w e ar ~H n m j -EPnainrgr Fhaaa III * F o r tle n A d v a rlliln g R c p ra re n ta tlv a | t h e a m i r ic a n p r e s s a s s o c ia t io n "la Profcsalonal Baseball Sport," asks a headline in the Literary Di­ gest. We don't know. Suppose you query Orlando? t. m Wo want to see Sanford High and Orlando High play football here on Thanksgiving day. We believe wo can promise them a good crowd. --------------- o--------------- Daily passenger service on the St. Johns river between Jacksonville and Snnford, and a boat most every day from Jacksonville north to New York. A strike would not hit Florida so hard after nil.—Orlnndo Reporter-Star. Lucky Sanford again. -----------o-----Looks like sun would shine again. -----------o----------Storm did no damage here—that Is, nothing to mention. -----------o—■ We were wanting n change in tho weather and wo seem to havo It. -----------□----------It seems to have spent its fury on the lower cost and west coasts, and even reached up as far as Lakeland. -----------o----------Tho Herald has been prophesying that a violent storm could be looked for after that long dry, hot spell this summer. ---------------------* And now that It is all over, we look for coo] and wintry weather and a big change in atmospheric conditions alt around. Let's get busy. --------------- o--------------After the debris has been carted away and business resumes in south Florida, it will be found that the damago is less than first reported. ----------- o----------We never miss the water till the well runs dry, nnd we never miss the electric lighta until a storm puts the plant out of commission fcy falling wires, etc. Bat it is all in the day's work. - o----------And Florida can recover from a catastrophe more rapidly than* many of tho other Btates. We have such diversified Interests thnt nothing less than the country going Republican makes us despondent. --------------- o The man that hews to the line nnd leta. tho chips fail where they mny, will win out. He will hnve his ene­ mies of course. No upstanding man is without enemies, but he will win, nevertheless. -----------o Nevertheless and notwithstanding, we would not order up nny more storms this season. But it seemed thnt this one just had to come to givo us a break in the weather, and now thnt it is over, we'can no ahead look­ ing for something else. -----------o----------The big meeting of the Rotarinns at Orlnndo has been postponed until Friday, November 4. The Rotarinns will come front all parts of the state, nnd on account of the storm damage, they could not poisihly get there this week, hence the postponement. -----------o----------Phef in Chicago says' thnt we can have a real Thanksgiving dinner for five people this yenr for $7.50, Now if some one will loan us the $7.50, we will try it out, and let the public see how it works. Or better still, send us the turkey nnd we.will furnish the trimmings. -----------c----------Received nn important communica­ tion from the Department of Com­ merce telling about how to test a rope. Wo are glad to get this infor­ mation for he hnve wanted It hndly since we use so many ropes in the printing business. Suppose Congress is testing ropes gettting ready to hang on them until they call time. -----------o------ ----New Smyrna people had a mass meeting to protest ngninst tho high taxes. The protest will do no good. If they think tile taxes are too high, let them investigate nnd see where the money is going and nine times out of ten, they will discover that the taxes are nut too high, hut living is. And we opine the New Smyrna mniis meeting is just a case of the "ins" mid the "outs." At the International Editorial As­ sociation held in. Honolulu it was de­ cided that the future newspapers would bo much smnller. We can vouch for th*q truth of that statement if pnper and wages go any higher. ----------- o---------The cirrus is coming. It will be the same old program and the snme old everything—at least it usually is the samo but the circus never grows old to young nnd old alike. We might add that we will be there on a front sent that night. -----------o---- -----Tnmpn says a stranger got there at 9:15 a. m. nnd by noon owned a home. That’s nothing, Orlando has some strangers who a rove at 4:21 p. m. and by 4:22 they own the town.—Orlando Sentinel. We have others who get here at 9:15 and at 9:30 they are in jail. -----------o---------When a merchant talks about "af­ fording advertising,” he is getting ready for the live merchant to take his trade away from him. People do not "afford” advertising any more thnnn the man who needs a suit of clothes, or u dollar's worth of grocerits “affords" them. It is not a ques­ tion of affording advertising. It is a vitnl necessity. • - —— -o----------"Let's Tell the World" hhout San­ ford, and in the telling let everyone have a share by joining the Sanford Chandler of Commerce anil making it unanimous? The Chamber of Com­ merce is doing more for Snnford than any other body of men within the confines of the city limits, and they should have the undivided support of the entire citizenship. ----------- o----------Among the new papers of the State is the Umntilln Exponent, of Umatil­ la, in the county of I-nkc, State of Florida, nnd for ft youngster of three issues, it is a lusty one. It contains eight pages filled with good rending matter, and much advertising—in fact, it has more advertising than any paper of similar size in the State. E. C. Miller is the man behind the pen on the Exponent, and we want to say that he is editing a good one. Success to the Exponent. 'Floridn hnn so many bright days, ----- ----- o----------thnt when it rnins all day, it tnnkes The "slip off" evening gown, is the people feel blue. Now if you lived in very latest thing for evening wear, some countries where this sort of says the fnshjon mngnzines. Well, we hope not. Some of them we raw Inst weather prevails more tlmn half of the yenr, it would he time to feel blue. year had some of these same tendenc­ There are only a few times that a ies, nn<) we are afraid for the result, whole day is given over to rain and • if the holdhnrk strap breaks. clouds in Floridn. And this little -----------o storm will make us appreciate the The Herald wnnts to see some act­ bright Floridn buh when it appears ion on the golf and country' club. again. The Chnmlier of Commerce appointed n committee some time ago to take Tlie New Smyrna News contains a care of this project, nnd to start some picture of the "bungalow benutiful" action on the snme, hut since thnt thnt New Smyrna people are giving time, nothing has been heard of the away to the person outside of Florida golf links. It is tho most important who writes the best essay nbout New question thnt confronts tho tourist Smyrnn. This is probably tho only situation hero today, and wo should instance of thin Kind In tin United take it up nt once. States where a city the size of New -----------o— ■■■ Smyrnn is giving nwny a fine homo The Railroad Labor Board warns absolutely free. The Idea has given tho public to "Refrain from looso talk New Smyrna a bunch of good adver­ and, provocative language” about tising all over the United States, cither side of tho controversy. We — * * o---------- don't know just what tho Labor Board Sanford is developing into a factory means by this but the board can be town assured that the publicwill dosomennd the more small factories we talking nnd the lionrd will come in can locate here and the more whole­ for its share of mnsting along with sale firms we can locate herte, the the rest. America is n free country more pay rolls we will have every' or was up to n few years ago nnd we week or month. We can hnrdly hope opine that citizens will continue to to have nny of the largest factories talk about their public servants just froYn the north, but Sanford offers a as much ns they wish. We admit thnt location second to none, in the State, everyone should usd caution in the for certain manufacturing plants, that strike and do their part toward keep­ can be located in'Florida. This Is ing peace in the community but peo­ one of tho best locations In the State, ple will use their perogative and talk bar none, having the best of rail and water facilities. right on, ^; m P ' ' I ff tm I . .. SOUTH 'FLORIDA SUFFERS. 000 or more In a year tens' of thous­ ands earn loss than this amount. The average citizen realizes that ho must pay his share of tho nation's burden, but he cannot see why ho should bo required to bear tho major part of the burden—and tho Senate hns again decreed that this is what ho must do. Is it any wonder that dis satisfaction is widespread in Tho coun­ try? The administration cannot escape the responsibility of its acts. The pendulum of public sentiment is al­ ready swinging, and the approval of this law will add to ita impetus. ----------- o---------ENDORSE REAL FACTS. WE WANT FREIGHT RATES REDUCED. South Florida seems to have felt Today has little sorrow i t «. Regardless of hoa* the railroad safe bet; but wo believe tho blow of the recent storm more strike turns out, If it ever happens at will show up better yet. A n f c heavily than other parta of tho State, all, the publie is to be taken Intq life were groping, with 8i0, Lalthough at this time, reports from consideration this time, nnd the. pub­ heavy tread, still hoping, a l w , l £ Key West arc meagre, and nothing lic will nc* lie dented. We want the Ing, for better things ahead definite is known of the damage in railronds to know, and we want the our loads we're bearing with p F * that part of the pcninsuln. These railroad men to know, that we havo equinoctial gales can bo anticipated L y pi,Krima •re ­ suffered for the past four years and pairing, every ten years or more, and. espec­ though weary be the havo goon ground between two op­ in us is implanted the faith in t ially at the close of a long hot sum­ posing factions and every time they come, in Eden lands enchanted, i L mer. It seems that if the September fought ,the public suffered ,and now birds arc singing some, WitwJv? gales are forthcoming on time, but that they aro getting ready to fight faith wo’d falter, and quit 0Ur j j j little damage is done aside from a again, we want them to know in ad­ chores, and you would need « u * severo blow accompanied by rain. But vance that regardless of the result— to drag us from our doors, it7 w In the event that the storms are de­ FREIGHT RATES WILL BE RE­ no fine Incentive this stale HfeV** layed until October, they are usually DUCED AND WE EXPECT SERV- accord, no spur to mind* jnTeo accompanied by wind and heavy rains There arc nlways some people who VICE. Don't" misunderstand us, and for progress no reword; then ill -a that aro damaging in many ways. This Is the latest storm of this nature object to the newspaper telling the us means the public. And in the gen­ pep would vanish, and wc worti S recorded in Florida in many years. truth and they usually csmaflauge by eral starvation area, the newspapers In -loth and growing, J * * About ten or twelve years ago, the saying that telling the truth will hurt of Florida were hit worse than any­ we'd end up in tho broth. But ,3*5 State was visited by a late October the town or the county or the state. one, and they Intend to fight back. balanced mortals have faith In to! gale that came about the tenth of tho In some Instances It is better to leave Don't misunderstand us—we have no ahead, and ao they greet with chortft! the bogies Hire and dread. w J ! month, and lasted for two days, blow­ statements unsaid hut where graft fight to make on cither side, but 'wo today is tougher than punk day. ing and raining so heavily that peo­ nnd political misfits are tho rule the intend to fight the victor In the result before? We haven't long so ,Uf ple could hardly get out to attend to newspaper should take a hand and let if the victor Intends to run things and tomorrow’s a t the door. Whrt a business. This deluge damaged the the world know that tho condition we think we know who the victor will we’re overloaded and galled and d J. celery farms considerably, but the while being local existed through no be. The St. Augustine Record voices ed and vexed? We shall not ion, storm this year was not accompanied fault of the newspaper. Tho Kissim­ the sentiment of the newspapers In goaded—tomorrow’s turn is next by so much rain, and but little dam­ mee Gazette has been taken to task the following; ao we erring critters toil onward —■ age was done in this section. It is lately for the same offense and tells More important to the public than by day, and bravely take our bittm rumored that lower south Florida has about It in the following: the threatened railroad strike (for the —the nectar's on the way.—Walt Ms. Several weeks since there appeared reason that the strike in all proba­ son. suffered greatly by the dnmage to the citrus trees, and our sympathy is ex­ In the Gnzette a brief editorial squib bility will not take place, it having tended to them. Florida has so • few j which read as follows: been seen that It cannot succeed; and the Circuit Caurt „f th* Sureth Ju ttk lrv "It Is n fact worthy of comment It cannot succeed because It lacks the l a cult catastrophes of this kind, that wo at riertd*. lu end for Samlnil. (W ® ty .—In Chen eery, hardly realize n hurricane of nny kind thnt all of tho confidence men and backing of public sentiment—the CITATION could happen, and in this instnnee, it wire-tappers and robbers nnd thieves prime essential to strike success—and seems that the damage to crops and «nd thugs that have been arrested in because there are several million more UUylwl lla/nau, Cnm pUltunt. property, will run Into the millions. Florida none havg^ been * punished, unemployed men if) the country to- l'n u l I I nT». ju n , D rfrn ilin t, However, the loss of life is Bmall, nnnk looters are convicted—and go dny thnn the number of prospective To l'nul IIa/M v, l l n H t n n L’nkiwauI t nppcnrlne from an am davlt flirt i. compnrcd to tho extent of tho Bweop free. Sick men men who shoot visitors walk-outers)—more important, we (-none tin t- jo a e r r ■ non-tMldrtit of th* III-. J Uirfrfon*. jron Paul 11, , - . , _. ■ of tho storm, nnd what might have in the back are convicted—nnd go say, thnn the threatened strike is tho Florida, •n il required on tha Eta d«j of lvc*ist*f l a IK II, In appear to Ilia Mil of retnnliiBi l .L T happened, and the people of tho entire free. Governors who connive at un­ probability of reduced railroad rates. cd ax alm l yon In thla eaure. state can congratulate themselves lawfulness—go free. Men aro convict­ And reduced railroad rates can come I t la ordered th a t ttila notire !* nuMMrd fc Hanford H erald w ire n work for ,t,M • _ * that it was no worse. There is noth­ ed of various crimes—nnd go free. only as a result of reduced railroad lh«fW1TNKSJI n j hand and ll* reel of „id . oa thla A. I>. jpn. ing quite fts bad as a heavy wind and Verily this is n free country." wages. There wns a time, not so long (HUAI.)Srd day of Octobrr, K. A, nouiiL A n, Clrrk of u „ n irett < w The writer was taken to task for ago, when the public seemed to be­ rain sweeping upon people, plunging . Hrtnlnul* IVootj. H ath whole cities Into darkness, and in a the publication of the nrticlo by an lieve thnt railroads nnd other public flKO. A. Prt'OTTKH, Solicitor and Counrel for 1-rfrr.ititL Ilk few minutes placing a well ordered able nttorney—who insisttd thnt Buch utilities were made out of money and comonwcaith back to the, first degree publication led the people of tho north thnt rates could conic down and wages I n C l r r a l t C o u r t , 7 t h J u d ic ia l (IrralL H in t* o f K l n r l d n / H rm ln u lr < ouatj. of disorder. But Tampa nnd nil of to believe there were none but law­ go up indefinitely; but through snd — In C h n n rrrj. the other communities are quick to breakers in the state, and its inser­ experience the people hnvo learned W . C. M o rrla , respond to tho call of law and order, tion would lessen the number of vis­ thnt the one hnlnncs the other, that VS. . If liv in g anj n nnd to take up the" work of recon­ itors to the state, nnd chiefly to Kis­ the greater the operating cost of the S t nilcn ml ely n ilII.p aAr tlilecsy ncrlulm liiK Interest instruction, nnd in a few weeks tho ef­ simmee, during the season now near­ corporatios the larger the revenue of d o r S t a n l e y II. A lleyn,-, deefn ttd . tf o t h e r w i s e , In t h o p r o p e rty helow Ire fects of the storm will hardly be ing. that corporation must bo—and 'Mr. s c r i b e d , n n d F r a n k O, Hunch, IMtr. I n c . n n d If d e a d n il p u rtlr* c U lclif noticeable in the quick going anji It might be ndded that more than Puhlic pnys that revenue. That's I n t e r e s t u n d e r F r a n k <> Uoach, l i ­ building cities nnd communities of two-score papers have republished it where you come in, where wo come inr c e n s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e . In ihe proptrtf b e lo w d e s c r i b e d . south Floridn. to the effect that the statement was where nil of us come in. T o t h o d e f e n d a n t s ; S ta n le y it. A lItfH I f l iv i n g , a n d I f d e a d In all pull The loss of life is deplored, but in true.. Without doubt the nttorney who •' Whether the strike Is called o~ not, c l a i m i n g l n t c r e a t s u n d e r Htanlty E A l l e y n e , d e c e a s e d , o r n t b e r a li t , ft the fnce of the worst storm thnt hns mndc the reprimand to the Gazette it is pretty certnin there will be n re­ t h o p r o p e r t y b e lo w d ra rrib rd , u f struck Florida in many years, it is knows it is true—for ho is a very duction of railroad wages, which in­ F r a n k U, I t o n c h . If llv ln r. If d e a d t o a l l p a r l i e s cl.-ilm luc tntercats marvelous that the less was not great­ successful criminal Intvyer. It is al­ creased during the wnr fnstcr nnd in u n d e r F r a n k O . Ito a c h ilrorared. if e , In t h e follow lug propotf er. Monetary losses can be made ways host to L>ok all matters straight greater proportion thnn living costs - oa tt ht uear wt e i s In S e m i n o l e C ounty, Florida, good, and while sympathizing with in the face—and not attempt to increased and which have reduced d e s c rib e d a s : T h o H 1 -t o f t h e N \V l - t of N E 114 those who have suffered financial loss, smooth o r things which the general since the war more slowly nnd in less a n d t h e 8 E 1-1 o f HE l - t of NE M l - t o f S e c . 16, T w p 21 S. It .Ra­ W»> cannot, help hut feel thnt it could public condemns. proportion than living costs reduced. c.MW o n t a i n i n g IS 1-1 a c r e s , m ore or l r * . No city or county or state ever And the rairoad executives propose I t I n h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t you u4 hnve been infinitely greater and de­ tf spite the toll of property loss entailed, made a success, a permanent suc­ to paw* on to the puhlic in reduction ce oa cmh p l oa fi n ty ohue rdeoi n a fpipl eeda r onto thethel ehill i 4if nnjl-the set-hack to many fino groves cess, by the issuance of false state­ of rates nny decrease In wages that o f I tJ a nIsu af ruyr .t h 1022. e r o r d e r e d th a t thla orett nnd farmers, we arc thankful that it ments or the covering-up of unplene- may he effected. That’s where you o f p u b l i c a t i o n b e p u b lis h e d In Ih i Bu­ publlitsM ft ant details. The way to stop improp­ come in, where we come in, where Sf oarndf o Hr de.r aSledm, ian onl ee wCsopuanptye .r Florida, was no worse. oati a w e e k f o r e i g h t c o n s e c u tiv e ufetkt er work is to make the proceedings nil of us come iff. W i t n e s s m y h a n d a n d ihe aeal «t plain to the world. Theodore Roose­ . President Warren - G. Harding is t h e s a i d C i r c u i t C o u r t n t Hanford. KIMAND THE PEOPLE PAY. id n t h i s 2 S th d a y o f O c to b er, A. D. l i f t velt, upon beipg cauterized because of quoted ns fnvoring ft reduction in ' ( S E A L ) E A n o C O L A tt C l e r k C ircu it Court If there is any doubt nbout whore the overturning of Wall' Street, nnd freight rates. Secretary of Com­ S e m ltu d n County. Ft*. Hy V K I uinil.'A H A D, C. the Republican party stands in its the temporary upsetting of all financ­ merce Herbert Hoover is quoted ns fn­ M A SSEY A W A R LO W , relations to the poor mnn, let them ial proceedings, said: "1 nm to blame voring a reduction in freight rates. • A t t o r n e y s f o r C o m p la in a n t. ll-JW keep up with the daily newspaper re­ for the investigation of Wall Strect-1- Secretary of Agriculture Wnllacc is NOTICE i ports of the notions of the Republi­ but I nm not to blame for what wns quoted as fnvoring a reduction In Nolle# 1* li»retij (Ire n tin t U># HreM can congress when it comes to n ques­ found there.” And the world raw the freight rates. ly Commt**lunrr* In sm l for Snnftwl* Florkla, «t ttirir n « t recolir mretlnt t» ■ tion of placing Ihe burden of war logic of tho remark—and since then Certainly Florida with its Import he[d in Snnford, Fin., on Nov. 8, Dili taxes. The Democrats endeavored to thnt celcbrntcd financial centre has of*tourists and Its export of fruits ■I 10 o'clock ». m., w ill rrrel-f f-kl* ft* w of on# c»r tottl of in#’*l rnl-fft*. » cut tho tax from tho poor mnn, nnd been better—somewhat.. nnd vegetables would not like to see rlia flml rew er (ilp», *p#c!f1r»t|nn n.»j I# **1 J let the rich man pay Aut some of his Therefore the Gnzette feels thnt its either passenger or freight rates in­ plication i t th* Clerk of ll-r Clrrell r#mt I w fire, Ilia Uiar.t rrrerica lb* ■ ill gotten gains made during the war, utterance regarding the way crimes creased. And a failure to reduce rail- re je c tata nHanforO, j or all Mil*. m G. A- noL’oum. while the poor mnn was starving to are settled and criminals are allowed rond wages will mean nn increase of (HEAT.| j( M tr ______________ _______________ death. But tho Republicans must pro­ their freedom wns timely nnd to the r a i l r o a d rntes n s c e r t a i n l y ns the night tect the rich, for it wns the rich cor­ point. Such assertions will not lessen f o l l o w s the day. Nothing thnt could Notice of Application for 1»* porations that put up the slush fund the number of visitors Florida will I happen would hurt Florida more nt Under Section 575 of the <-*»• eral Statutes of the Slate with which to elect the Republican Have. M nny put them t1" hotter on this time than a general transporta• of Florida congress and president. As the Jack­ t'.cir guard; it may stimulate citizens l tion tic-up. For that reason wc are Notice is hereby given that Gt<>sonville Metropolis aptly says: to take more active part in the actions glad the strike Is not gying to hap­ On£ of the fundamental principles ( f the court; it mny incite a feclmg pen, and that It couldn'c succeed if it Hunter, purchaser of Tnx Ccrtifieatt No. 30, dated the 2nd day of June, A. of the Republican party is to make thnt. Floridn should be the bottler did happen. D. 1919, hns filed said certificate » the "smnll citizen" hear tho burden managed; but tho je'oplc will continue Postmaster General ' Hays inndmy office, and has made applicatx* of taxes. to r . Jo Floridn• because Tiuridn vertedly used a misleading phrase for Tnx Deed to issue in nccordaK* This is true because the Republican Ins something to offer which no other when he spoke of “the parties to the •with law. Said certificate embrace* party is tho political tool of the capi­ state possesses. controversy." The implication might jtho following described property \ talistic interests of this country. The worrlmcnt of the kicker pgninst be taken *to be thnt the threatened It is not surprising, therefore, thnt the paragraph need cniiso no loss of railroad strike is merely nn ordinnry unted in Seminole County. Horida,, the Senate npproved normal tax rates sleep believing that the article in ques­ contest between the men and the man­ wit: Lots 123 and 124 Sanfort of four per cent on the first $4,000 of tion will harm Kissimmee. On the agers. It is not that. The railroads Heights. The said land being a****? income nnd eight per cent on all over other hand it will help the city nnd nil have nothing to do with the present nt the date of the issuance of «*\ certificate in the name «>f Unk , thnt amount Tuesday. the surrounding country. dispute. The "parties to the contro­ Unless snid certificate shall The Democratic members of the -----------o----------versy" are the railway unions nnd the deemed according to Inw Tax Senate wore opposed to a continuance PRINTER WAS PEEVED. Government of the United States. An will issue thereon the 28lh day o of these rntes already in force, hut agency of thnt Government, duly cre­ vomber, A. D. 1921. v Charley Harris, of Fort Worth, ated by act of Congress, has decided, being in the minority they were help­ WITNESS my official less in putting over amendments. Per­ Texas, n friend of Mr. Nubbincrs, in nfter fair nnd patient htaring of tho and seal this the 20th day of Octd*b haps the renson Senator Trammell the printing business, got slightly railroad employes’, that thcirr wages A. D. 1921. 4ec did not introduce his three promised pooved nt a letter from a doctor who should be reduced tty an average of (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. amendments wns because he was as­ wanted bids on several thousand let­ 12 per cent. The sole question, then, Clerk Circuit sured beforehand they would be terheads', different sizes, different is between .the unions nnd the United Scminolc County,1 thrown out without serious considera­ grades and different colors, and want­ States Railroad Labor Board. On that 10-Ctc By A. M. WEEKS, tion. ed the printing form held standing. issue there can bo no compromise— The Senate nnd House, both Re­ So Charley took his typewriter in certainly not by tho Government, NOTICE OF APPLICATION d is c h a r g e publican controlled, arc doing all in hand and wrote: The Govemnicnt is bound .to support TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNtheir power to relieve the big Inter­ "Am in the market for bids in one itself. This is credibly reported to bo ests, but nothing is being done to operation for appendicitis. One, two the position which President Harding Notice Is hereby given th*1 ' . lighten the burden of tho small tnx- or five inch incision—with or without will take. It ib difficult to sec how he assignee of J. B .. Lawson, tro m pnycr. He is the "goat" an usual. ether, also with or without nurse. If could tnke any other. There may bo doing business as J. R- k*** . g The nverage'American receives less Appendix is found to be sound, wnnt n chance for give nnd take in Second­ tor Compnny, will on the « J than $4,000 ns compensation for his include putting same ary and related matters, but on the December, 1921, or as won the Inbors in the course of a year. In :eling order. IT romov- j main question of upholding and on- as convenient, will present mflioaw-^ fact, the nverage salary is far below bidder is expected to i forcing the decision of the United account and vouchers to the able James W. Perkins, »t ** $1,000, and legislation under this hold incision open for about sixty States Railroad Labor Board the Chief margin is enacted against the mas-' days, as I expect to be in the market Executive of the United States has Florida, or wherever he f* time be, for approval ses, not against the classes, The fact (or an operation for gallstones at that no option. final 'discharge as that incomes over $4,000 are taxed time and want to save the extra coat -----------o----------. VANCE E. DOUGLASS, eight per cent does not establish a of cutting."—Kansas City Post. A project is on foot to have an ag­ Assigned J. B. Lawson ^ fair proportion. Whore tens earn $4,’. o ■ — DICKINSON & DICKINS0 * ricultural exhibit the year round at For office supplies, stationery, eten Attorneys for Assigneethe state fair grounds at Jacksonville. Sell It with a Herald Want Ad. come to the Herald office. V, » ■ •- - jr ,* -. lis a i / : 1 • • • , .. * • • ■ ' • ’ �I I Pair School Shoes / N 6 FREED RULES ON MONDAY, AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 31 At noon, three representatives of the store will visit the School and distribute number­ ed tickets th a t read as follows: Find the girl or boy with a num­ ber the same as yours and both • come to our store and each of you will get a pair o f .......................... SCHOOL SHOES FREE D IS C O U N T , ON A L L K R E ID E R “ PO LLYANNA” SC H O O L SHOES STARTING MONDAY, OCTOBER 31 S A N F O R D , FLA. First Nnt’l Bank Annex " The Family Shoe Store ’ ■MttlMOfl. s e e o u r w ,n d o w % { « -& 'i/er Betts, Mrs. Allen Jones, MTss Daphne MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT. Wimbish, Mrs, Dick Brown, Mrs. Fred Wight, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. C. E. . (From Thur»d»jr’i Dally) Henry, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Miss Flor­ One of the prettiest parties of the ence Henry, Mrs. J. M. Wnllnce, Mrs. season was that given yesterday af­ Joe Chittenden, Miss Frances Chnpternoon by Mrs. A. P. Connnlly and pcll, Miss Adclnido Higgins, Mrs. S. Mrs. Samuel Puleston, a t the attract­ M. Lloyd, Mrs. C. R. Kirtley, Miss ive home of the former, on Magnolia Agnes Dunins, Miss Mnric Teague, avenue, when they entertained at a Mrs. Fred Daiger, Mrs. Archie Betts, delightful miscellaneous shower, Miss Sara Warren Ensterby, Mrs. honoring Miss May Ferran Thrnsher, Carl Feran, of Eustis; Mrs. Henry one of the most popular autumn brldo- McLiughlin, Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, elects. Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. R. R. Denso, The guests were met at the door by Mrs. R. E. Newman, Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. R. E. Newman, who wore n'be­ Mrs, Rfljph Goodspeed, Mrs. Clnudc coming costume of blue georgette and ■Herndon, Mrs. Karl Schultz, Mrs. D. lace. In tho receiving lino wero L. Thrasher, Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, Mcsdames Connally and Puleston, nnd Miss Lcttic Caldwell, Mias Mahle Miss Thrasher. Mrs. Connally was Bowler, Mrs. George Knight, Mrs. beautifully gowned ii) blue taffeta Don Whitcomb, Mrs. Ed. Mobley, Mrs. over cream lace, Mrs. Puleston was Geo. Bishop, and others. attired in black canton crepe, nnd Miss Thrasher wore for the occasion Oliver M urrell nn exquisite gown of black canton W as Exonerated crepe, with trimmings of ostrich, her hat was a picture model of black with {From Thur«d»r'» . D ill/) feather trimmings; her flowers wero Oliver Murrell is homo today for n yellow chrysanthemums. few days visit with his parents and The decorations were elaborate nnd his many friends are congratulating beautiful, nnd featured with dainty him upon the outcome of his recent color motif of pinlc, lavendar and trial at Wnuchulln this week when af­ green. French baskets Ailed with frag­ ter two hours deliberation the jury rant pink roses and nstern were a r­ brought in n verdict of not guilty. It tistically nrranged with lovely effect. will lie remembered thnt Attorney Musical numbers were rendered by Murrell wns indicted for stealing nuMiss Mnblo Bowler, nccompanicd by tomohilcs as nn nccessory after the Mrs. R. R. Deas. fact being chnrgcd with making bills An interesting “word contest” ab­ of gales for these autos thnt it seems sorbed the attention of the guests, the were stolen by peoplo in Wnuchulln. prizes, a hnndpainted box, filled with It wns brought out nt tho trinl thnt l>on bons, was won by Miss Sara.War* Attorney Murrell wns nn innocent pnrly to the nffnlr nnd knew nothing ren Eaasterby. After the contests, Miss Thrasher of the nature of the bills of sale. ’Yhe was asked to sit in the “scat of hon­ verdict seems to have given general or," it being beautifully decorated in satisfaction n t Wnuchulln nnd other whlto clcmntls and asparagus fern, points where the enso nttracteij con­ with a back ground of the whito and siderable nttention. The men who green forming a pleasing effect. Lit­ were guilty of the theft of nutos were tle Misses Georgia Mobley, Camilla convicted nnd several of them have Puleston, and Olivo Newman, dressed been sentenced to five years in tho in.dainty frocks of crcpo pnper, with penitentiary. tulle bows in their hair, their cos­ tumes carrying out the color motif of CITRUS CROP OF WEST ORANGE DADLY DAMAGED. green, pink and lavendar, delighted tho guests with their artistic dancing, Damago In West Orange, according as each maiden danced into the room to reports reaching the Reporter-Star aho placed the gifts at the feet of the this afternoon, was chiefly cohflned honorcc. These gifts were opened and to the citrus fruit crop, which was greatly admired by the guests. Miss said to bo hurt to the extent of twen­ Thrasher was the recipient of many ty-five per cent. beautiful gifts of silver, cut glass, The Reporter-Star was In telephone linen, and lingerie. communication with Winter Garden The refreshments, of pink and and Oakland a t 2;30 this afternoon. green block Ice cream with individual Marshal J. A. Hodnett, of Winter cakes, iced In lavendar, with coffee, Garden, stated that the stonn was at were served by Mcsdames Connally, its height from 6 to 8 o’clock; that the Puleston, D. L. Thrasher, E. M. Ggl- electric light plant was compelled to lowny; Misses Camilla Puleston, shut down until noon today on acGeorgia Mobley and Olive Newman. court of‘fallen wires and that the This was Indeed a charming social wind blew in the windows of tho pub­ courtesy, and one of a aeries of pre­ lic library. . . nuptial affairs with which Miss No ono was hurt in west Orange, Thrasher is being honored. so far as could bo learned.—Orlando Among those enjoying the cordial Reporter-Star. hospitality of Mrs. Connally and Mrs. -I ■Puleston, on this occasion, wero: Mrs. Saturday only—brooms extra good, F. L- Miller, Miss Esther Miller, Miss 80£—Popular Marekt. 11-ltc Sara Wight, Miss Norma Herndon, Not even the law of gravlUtkm can Mrs. George DeCottcs, Mrs. A. R. keep a dreamer down. Key, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. Ed t PERSONAL NOTES CLASSIFIED WANTADS (From T t n r « 4 t / 't Dally) WANTED Mrs. W. C. Hill has returned homo from a delightful trip to Georgia and Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Whitcomb re­ turned homo Tuesday evening from an extended visit with relatives in Illinois. Mrs. C. R. Kirtley returned home , Saturday from a pleasant visit with relatives in Georgia, i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferran, of Eusi tis*. were the guests of the former’s sister, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Mrs. ' Ferren was among the out of town a t­ tending the “shower” given Miss Thrnsher yesterday afternoon by Mcsdames A. P. Connally and S. Pu« leston. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon re­ turned home yesterday afternoon from Tampa, where they spent sever­ al days. Miss Clara Phillips has returned after an extended visit to New York, and Boston, and is now ready to re­ sume work at her studio. Mrs. R. II. Faircloth has returned to her home In Lakeland after spend­ ing a week here as the guest of Mrs. J. L. Faircloth. WANTED—Young cow. Must be fresh and good milker. J. H. Mai­ mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfc SEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds of hauling. 31-lfc CAN HELP YOU to make your rent, buy or build a home, improve city or country real estate, pay off the mortgage. Disability fcaturo. Long term loans. No renewals. 3 per cent. Cali on M. W. Raiford, Enterprise Junction, Fla. 'D-4tp WANTED—Dolls to dress for Christ­ mas. For full information address Mrs. L. R. Mitchell, Box 64, Oviedo, Fla. 11-tf-p CIVIL S E R V IC E e x a m in a tio n ! N o v e m ­ ber. P o e ltlo n e t l , 400-11.600. A g e I I upw ard. K xp erlen ce u n n eceaaary. F o r free p a r tic u la r * . I n s t r u c t Ion. w r ite J . L eonard (fo r m e r C ivil S e r v ic e e x a m in ­ e r ). 159 E q u ita b le U ldg., W a sh in at g to n . I). C. ti-Z tjp ONLY BIG CIRCUS COMING! SANFORD Wed., Nov. 2nd H O W E’S GREAT LONDON CIRCUS -AND- FOR SALE FOR SALE—No. 817 West First SL Eight rooms and bath. For price and terms, write box 782, Daytona,, Fla. 46-tic SIXTH STnr.BT PAINT SHOP, T . B. m antevr. Order, prom pt!/ exoeeled. fartloo ro a r.n te e d . .— — — »»»-<■______ ll-U c I%lk. we««|r NICK Z R tlN O V A N . FOR SALE—Cabbage plnnta, $2.00 DRAMATIC RECITAL per 1,000; express collect ndd 30c WAS WELL ATTENDED. * per 1,000 postpaid. Orders shipped AT THE HIGH -SCHOOL day received.—Dorris Plnnt Co., Val­ dosta, Ga. ll-4tp The dramatic recital given on Mon­ day evening, nt the High school by MANY IllG SALES BRINGING Miss Ora Williams, render, wns well nttcndod.in spite of the bad weather. PEOPLE TO SANFORD TO TRADE Miss Williams,'wl)o is teacher of ex­ Many big sales now going on or pression at the High School, .is a grndquntc of Brennw nnd the Curry contemplated for the next few days, School of Expression. She gave the nre bringing, nnd will continue to four net comedy, "Mice and Men," by bring, people to Sanford to trade. Sanford morchnnts recognize tho fact Madeline Riley. that tho weather hns changed nnd peo­ From her opening sentence she ple can now bo Interested in buying held the audience enthralled. Her inwinter goods. They nlso recognize lerp»» tnUon throughout win charac­ tho fact that putting on sales is the terized by the delicate sy apathetic only way to stimulate business nnd touch of the finished nrtist. Miss help to make Sanford tho big trading Williams wns assisted by Miss Daph­ center for this part of Floridn. ne Wimbish in "The Dance of Youth,1’ In.the next week there will he many and nn “Oriental Dance,” both of which sho gave with indescribable big advertisements in the Daily Her­ grace nnd chnrm. Miss Julia Lning ald, nnd also tho weekly edition, for presided nt the piano nnd gave sev­ tho many stores that nre putting on eral enjoyable opening numbers. This special sales. Th's is the time to recital was given under the auspices watch tho store ads, and make your of the* Business-nnd Professional Wo­ dollar go furthor. Dollar snles and men’s Club. all kinds of special drives are being Inaugurated hero by tho various Hjo merchants who want to start the buy­ TRUCK CROP IN POLK TOTAL LOSS. ing of fall nnd winter goods. October has always been the first real start of ‘ Fall trucking in tho.Wnuchula sec­ tho winter buying, but on account of tion will probably be n total loss as tho late summer ,nnd tho hot weath­ the result of the Gulf hurrlcano that er prevailing, trade hns not been swept tho southwest portion of tho brisk. However, winter, is coming, state, necording to G. B. Skipper, nnd people nre beginning to watch the prominent Polk county cattle man of store advertisements ns rever before, Bartow, who arrived in the city on a because they ralizo that in the store business trip. Cucumbers nnd squash, news ns displayed In the Dally Her­ the principal crops there, wero just ald, they can save money. Friday’s coming up. Dally Herald from this time forward, Mr. Skipper ran into the storm on will be filled with the market stories his way into Bartow by motor. When about the big saving In the many gro­ ho left the city the light plant was out cery and meat stores, and provision of commission and the same condi­ depots. Watch the nerald. tions existed in Lakeland,! Plant City and virtually every town in that sec­ SOCIAL DEPARTMENT tion, he said. BRIDGE PARTY. Persons from F t Myers told Mr. (V rrai T b a rtd e /'i DeOy) Skipper, that the trucking in Lee 'Mrs. Ed Lane was the charming county was practically ruined by the gale. He placed no estimate on the hostess for the members of the Social money loss.—Jacksonville Metropolis. Department of the Woman’s Club, Tuesday afternoon, at the club rooms. The club house wns beautiful with $400 cash and balance Its decorations In keeping with the in 10 monthly install­ "Hallow’en Season." Jack-o’-lanterns covered the lights, while black cats, ments for Chalmers 5 witches, and other Hallowe’en feat­ passenger, 1920 model. ures were used. Tall wicker baaketa filled with yellow elder, tho handles & O. Motor Co. 182-tfc tied with huge bows, were effectively placed In the rooms where-the card Fresh cranberries, celery, lettuce, tables were arrangd. cucumbers, etc.—Popular Market. Of exceptional Interest ‘ was the U -ltc game of bridge played during the af- —B. VAN AMBURG’S TRAINED WILD ANIMALS Belle, J -lJ tp FOR SALE—Celery plants. Will be ready about the 25th of this month. Inquire a t Herald office. 6-6tp . $450.00 Cash and bal­ FOR SALE—Cheap for cash, sound, ance in 8 monthly in­ medium size horse, wngon and har­ stallments, gets the best ness. See E. F. Lundquist, nt Crown 1 1 -ltp used car in Sanford— ! Paper Co. Guns repaired nnd keys fitted. Sec Studebaker Special Six. McAloxnnder nt Rines' Electrical . ll-3tp Looks and runs as good Store. A1TENTION, CELERY GROWERS! as new. Cord Tire We have just received n‘ carloud of equipment—B. & O. Yellow Jacket sprayers, price of aame cash, 12 per cent below last year's Motor Co. • 182-tfc prices.—Mnhoney-Wnlker Co. 10-4tc “EXILE" BATTERIES, tho Giant BOLD CAR THIEVES . thnt lives in n box. We can now fur­ STEAL CAR IN DAYLIGHT. nish six Volt Batteries at $24.60. Wo buy, sell, exchange, recharge nnd rcO. C. Fellows, who resides on Snn- pnir all makes Batteries.—Itny Broth­ for avenue, Sanford Heights, had his ers. I’hone 548. 6-tfc Cole eight car stolen Tuesday by a LOST OR STRAYED—2 light Jersey pnir of nervy thieves. Mrs. Fellows cows, one buthcad ami one with was using the car nnd had stopped it horns; 1 dark Jersey cow nnd 1 dark in front of her house for n few min­ Jersey yearling. Finder plenso noti­ utes, nnd while she wns in the house, fy II. C. Davrs, Lockhart, Fin., nnd two white men stepped in the car nnd receive reward. ll-4tp drovo it off. No one snw them tnke B A I.B — SO n eres o f land. 35 n cree the enr, but several snw these men KOH rendy for p low , lo ncrc* b rok en lip. fa irly wood hou«« on p ln ce, c h ir k .n on the rnilrond crossing thnt morn­ Iiouho. «te. R ru ll tree* ' M ile from th o ing. As the storm enme up and poHloffU-o, h a lf m ile from railroad , (in rannl (Sood .o il . Addreiia K irby Onknocked out the service, Mr. Fellows toon. at O ntoen ll-llp hns not been nhle to cntch up with the M lT I t K TO IIO(. IIW M IIISI lie d hoar ho*. rlKhl ear thieves yet. It wns one of the nerv­ cutP O UONwDn— er can h ave nam e by c a llin g iest steals yet recorded. and pay Iiik for d a m a g e d on e by hog. 3 Rings— —2 Steel Arenas----- Hippodrome 5ft Clowns----- 50 ' 1 • -A 384 Arcnic Stars 1 trains of double length Railroad Cora; 1,000 people; 500 Horses; 100 Jungle Beasts * Permanent Union of the Amusement Giants of Old and New Worlds -Two Mile Street Parade, nt 11 A. M.2 PERFORMANCES DAILY, RAIN OR SHINE, 2 & 8 P. M. Tickets on sale on show day nt Bower & Roumillnt's Drug • Store nt same prices chnrged on show grounds GIRL RIDERS CONTRIVE TO GET NATIONAL COLOR IN COSTUMING Thc girl riders with tho new consol­ idated circuses—Howe's Great Ixmdon nnd Van Amhurg's Trained Wild Animals, coming to Sanford, Wednes­ day, November 2nd; nro American, English, Spanish nnd South Ameri­ can, and It is remarkable how each manages to effect a touch of her nat­ ional characteristics nnd style in the more or lias conventional gnrb of the Indy bareback rider. There is just n suggestion of the hunt nnd the park in tho fluffy flounces of tho English girls; there is nn airy nothing thnt recalls the castanets and the fandan­ go in the dainty dress of the Spanish girls, nnd there is a certain stamp of the exotic in those of the girls from Buenos Aires nnd Rio. But for chlcness the American girls on tho white "resin-bneks" lend them nil. Tho cur­ rent fnd of the day on Fifth Avenue is reflected in the pretty fluffiness of the American girl’s costumes. They’re smart, those costumes, nnd they are' invariably made by the girls' them-, selves. And that’s true of oil circus wardrobe, except thnt (or pnrado and opening spectacle, which tho show furnishes. • Every costume for every net is furnished by the nets, and the women of tho circus make them dur­ ing the long winter months. Of course there’s many n fetching gown and bodlco mndo in the shade of the dress­ ing tent between shows. That’s why one finds tho Women of the big tops so often busy with needle nnd thread. It's a habit. ternoon. High score being made by Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, she was awarded a lovely box of stationery. This wns nlso n “Box Tea," and prizes were to be given for the mpst attractive box. There were two ckccptionnlly attract­ ive ones; those of Mrs. Vorco, and Miss Irvin. Mrs. Vorce’s wns a box beautifully covered with blnck nnd gold crepe paper, with oil the Hnllowe’cn symbols.on it, nnd tied with n lnrge bow of gold ribbon, while Miss Irvin's box was more of n basket form. It, too, carried out the Hnllowo’en sug­ gestions. In cutting for tho prize, which wns n Mndcrin Tray cover, Miss Irvin was tho fortunate one. After the enrd game, refreshments were served picnic style nt n long ta­ ble, covered with dainty covers and centered with yellow (lowers. lYiero were four tnblcs of plnyeTS and several guests came in for re­ freshments. Mrs. Lane wns assisted In enter­ taining the guests by Mrs. R. J. Hol­ ly, Mrs. W. T. Langley and Mrs. A. R. Key. The Popular Market will move to its new building on Park avenue where they will have two telephones to take care of the business and givo the people good service. They have marked down prices on all their goods, getting ready for this move. 11-ltc Jacksonville is getting some very important industries. One will be a glnss factory making all kindi of glassware from Florida sand.—PaIntka Timcs-IIerald. White Rose and Hcinze canned goods received this week.—Popular Market. 11-ltc Tom Moore OptometristOptician fp YOUR SATISFACTION IS MY SUCCESS Ravcnwood Coffee is selling fnst as it is a good coffee and the premiums Office Opp. P. O. arc worth whole.—Popular Market. 11-ltc To See Better ' Phone 191 See Moore ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■(■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■mil E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. OLDEST AND LARGEST SEED HOUSE IN FLORIDA' M*£ 1 I JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA SEED POTATOES * Spaulding Number 4 Roue, Early Red Bliaa.Triumph and Irish Cot biers. We are now ready to quote contract pricee for December and J January delivery. Our Seed Potatoes are the highest quality, Maine grown, selected seed. Advise quantity and variety you will want. MARTIN’S HY-TEST SEEDS Have made good with both the small gardener and farmer and the ones who plant thousands of acres. Plant your Fall Crops with Mar­ tin’s Hy-Test Seeds and Insure results. FALL CATALOGUE Martin's Fell Seed Catalogue la now ready. Write for it* Everyone interested in Florida Fall Crops should avail themselves of informa­ tion contained In our descriptive catalogue. Supplied FREE on quest to those who send in their names promptly. Write for It tc E. A-. MARTIN SEED CO. 202-206 East Bay 8L ' . \ V. t i ___________ *6 » • T ' . Phone 4377-1229 r a fc i �LD, FRIDAY, ER 28,1921 l a Circuit Ovurt. h t u l k Judicial Circuit, la u 4 fa r b n l i i l i O ooatr, T larida.— l a Ofcaaoary. CITATION P. P . U rD rtda, Complainant, ** l u Circuit O turt of Un I n u i v , * CITATION I n C l r r n l t C o a r t . S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C ir ­ to. ®* PnlfiliHl, tt. Ct Ikiw rr if>,4 *• a c u it. N ln tr o f K tn rld a, C o u n t, o f Vernelle B. UcRrlde. Pafendant. Complainant*. " " * E<lw,r'J S e m i n o le , —4 a C h a n c e r , TU Vernelle S. kfcltrlde, ro ato fflea Ik)I No. 113. ft. Ring ha niton, Tenneaaee: It appearing from an a ffld a e lt filed la thta Jam a* O'Neill, a t a t , Defendant* X T * * " " - *“4 ,h* ““known trim , cauae th a t the naldenca of tb a defendant to J. P. M u p aelw h tte and O rlan d o Hank & lllnghamton, Tanneaeaa; tb a t It la tbe ballet and er ’ J a me# 0-*N>mV ° j" T ru st C om p an y, a co rp o ra tio n , C om - e f afftan l th a t tba defendant la over twenty* Wlfa. LAltton V aacbo, 0 ^ . ^ ! V & * *W p la ln a n ta , oaa year* of ago and tb a t there la no peraon I U « a r il . M m e e d . D. n . va. In be atata of Florida tba aarrlcaa of a iob* \V. A. W h itc o m b an d Atrnea I). W h it­ poena upon whom would bind tb a aald defend­ w „ ;s; f ™ »• com b. h is w ife , an d W. A. W h itcom b . ant! paater aod w ife. Jo a e p liln a ^ t**b T r u ste e . J. W a lte r F ly n t and M ary Therefore, you, Vernelle fl. McBride. a re H. F ly n t. hi* w ife. A. J. H old er. A la Hamoal It. C a r p i » n t . ^ I ! l ^ by required on tba Tib d a , o f ‘N o n n b e r , A. C lyd e D o n n e ll -and C. M. D o n n ell, h er hero Bdllb C. Q a rtlrn , (lacamaad. A o . i i . n ? 1* P . 1D2I, lo appear to tba bill o f com plaint flted h u sb a n d . Mre. M. B. J o h n so n , a w ld - agalnat you in thta cauae, otberw lae a decree l7lrLV’ , 0 J J ' J " '" l * ^ d Hick*. adm lnlatratoro of iba r o t , , . . , 7; *»• proronfeaao WlU on aald d ata be en tered agalnat Mitchell, d era.ro d . „ « a ^ ? ^ * * * J fc pNL* *■aona o r p a ftlra clalm tag , By rfcbt! m u ^ II la further ordered (bal aald notlra be pub­ Interval in ami to ibe fo llo w ^ lished lu Iba Banford W eekly H erald, a new*, property altuaia. 1, 1b, .m l batw h, ,tT ? W ? paper pobtlabed In Banfurd, Seminole Ooualy, I , of Seminole and State of n « i , u ^ Florida, for four conaecutlre weeka. P .M k u U rl, described a* follow,, l" , i , WUora* my band and aval of tba abora H a t­ Beginning a t Ibe W aal Quarter B roth. ed court on tbla 291b day o t Septem ber, A. D. M n f * ^ ^ . TV ri ^ b * 131 >• TUwnaU? 1921. (10), South of R a n ,a Thirty-one (St) v .,i *f** (SEAL) E. A. DOUOLABB, Ibrncw R ati l(CO fe e . to n,# Wetter)* if' Clerk C lrcnlt Court. * * rUtbl-of-w a, o r if* U k e * Hemlnola C h a n t,, Fla. lha A tlantic Ooaal U n a Railroad, I b e a r e ^ , ? JOHN O. LKONARPT. e a a te rj, along aald right-of-way Too r,*, 7 2 * ' Solicitor and of Ooonael for Com plainant. W aal Ito l.S fe a t to ,1„ w Z t ' l ™ 7-5tp. , « lion 31. thence North OTn feel containing SO a r m . and atao: 4>**«*. In lb* Circuit Court, BeTenth Ju d ic ia l Clrcnlt, In Beginning 0T0 fe at Booth of tba W m and for tba C ount, of Bomlnolo, ta r arc lion poal of Section 81, TowrwM .^ff Florida.—In Chancery Poatb or Ranee 3) Eaat, run tbenc* Hootk’j o u feet, t banco Kaal 230 feat, thence t k w l k i l w ife . Km tun T>. A yres, a w id o w , L eon fe e t, thence W eal 230 feat, thrnre Booth i 2 L Ir fllo y m id tlr n c e A. I^ D o y , h ie fc«t. tbanco Kaal 418.3 fret to the w ife , II. Sum m er*. F r a n k \V. G ood­ A. R. HJuhlora’'Com plainant, O ront Una. Iltanco North 23 detrreo E a a t l S S rich nnd F r a n c e s O ood rlch . h it w ife . re. f aald G rant line 240.3 (eat, tbanco R an iota* C en tra l U n io n T runt C om pany, o i’ N ow A'ork. n co r p o r a tio n , an d Chnrleg P o ll, T. P en t. Jenul# Dougborty, 1. A. Me- feat to tba W eotorl, lino of the H rht of waa tS Donald. M. A. MtDoagld, Georg* W. lin k . Iba A tlantic (c o a t U n a railroad. Ia^e a U * N . K dm innton, D efen d a n t* . E. O. Poletor F e rtlllie r Oo., * Florida Cor­ B ranch, Ibctira N ortherly aioo, th . W e « S I O H U K tl poration. and lb* unknown b tlra , dortw ee, u lino of aald right-of-w ay. 803 rA l. thence T o th e d e fe n d a n t* . L. M. ■Igneeo. grant*** or o tb tre claim ing under 1401.S fe at to point of beginning, awl » w ** an d M ary C r o sth w n lt. h li vlfe, Ira P o ll, T. R ant, Jennie Dougherty, J . A. Mc­ Beginning a t a point IS.W ebatna North af tw h is . W h ltm e r nnd M ary W h ll ir , Donald. U. A. M eD ouM . Go*. W . U n k , aad Point of lnler.tertli.-n of tba Eaat Una of ml T ru stee, w ife , nnd Ira W h ltm er . E. O. r a in ie r F e rtlllie r Oo., a Florida Oar- Banford tira n l with tba Weal line af fVcaU Mm ____ F r a n k J. J a c o b y ■ (u n a r r ie dr),i fW,, L. I>«r*tloa. Defendant*. 31, Townablp 19, Booth of B a a , a 31 K a a rte S d ____ M a tetl M oore, h ie w ife . M oore an L...Z D oll, T. Dent, reeldcne* nnknow n, Jennie Ibanea Eaat 421.1 fe a t to tba C u t line at tto an d W . U M oore. T r u s te e , c. M. To:D ongbertr, roeldene* unknown; J , A. McDon­ Hanford G rant, tbanco Booth S3 d r u m «•_! W h iile m aa rrrri ie S te v lc k l e ((u u nm e dd)), , la a b e l ald, re* Ideuce unknown; M. A. McDonald.' res­ ahro« tb a Raat Una of tba Sanford Great a * R o u sh an d H a r t , H ou eh , h er h u eidence unknown; Georg* W. U n k . roeldene* f t a t . thebe* Want 25X13 feat, iheoca North 270l* hand. C h a r le s B. D o o le y . L u cy F. unknown; lb* brlre, dertoee*, grantee*, leg- fbat to tbo point of beginning, rOl.rrwiaa ■*W a k e fie ld an d D orter T. W a k e fie ld , klree, or other* claim ing under D o ll, T . Dent, aerlbed *« the North h a lf of tba foltowla* Z f h er h u sb a n d , C lara B, -G illila n d , n Jennie Dougberty, J . A. McDonald, M. A. acrlhcd p ro p e r!,, to -d lt: w id o w , M ary a. Bram m er an d G eorge McDonald and George W. Link, and to a n , ite ,ln n In , a t tba point of tateneetloo of th. ' K. B rn m m cr, h er h u sb an d . S a m u el C. end a ll o ib rr parllr* claim ing a a , Interoat E ast' Una of tbe Sanford Grant wltb tba D o o le y an d E m m a J. D o o le y , hi* In and lo tbe following described tend* iltu Una of Beet too 31, Tnwnahlp 10 Booth’of t u m .w ife , 8. H. D ew h lra t an d A lta H. a trd In Hemlnola C ount,. Florid*, to-w lt: 31 Ko*t: ra n tbanco North a beta the llan-a n t. D e w h lr st, hta w ife , E . A. G illila n d No. 1.—Beginning 110 ft. W o f tb* NW cor 13.A3 chain*, tbanec R a il 8 08 cbalae la tto und M ary G lU llan d , h i* w ife , E m m a • D. A yre*, a w id o w . L eon L. I-eltoy Of (be NW Q of ABU of UK Si, Section 0. Town- Reel Rue of Baaford G rant, tbanca Booth 23 4. •Irip .80 *., Rang* 30 E.. ran B 8»T ft., K 110 (iw aa) Weal along Iba Rant line ef B u ra d a n d G ra ce A. I.efto y , hi* w if e , IL Hutnmern. F r a n k W . G ood rich and ft., N K t, along railroad rlg b t-o f-w a, 730 fL , N G ran t to tba polat of b a tln a ln ,, m i . i . u . 39 ft-. W 770 f t .; and al*o beginning a t tbe N 4.14 acre#, more or lean, all 1,1a, and m T J F r a n c e s G ood rich , h is w ife . cor. or lit* NEV» of tba 8W U Of tb* BBU, Boe- Ui Bactloo 31. Townablp 19, Booth of Itasca U . U n ion T r u s t C om p an y o f N c a co r p o r a tio n , nnd C h a r le s N, E d m la llon 9. Township 2D 8.. Rang* 30 B ., run W WM f t.. H 002 H f t.. E 2M fL , N 3C# f t., B 440 It appearing from ' Iba aworn bill ef , Ion. It a p p e a r in g from t h e .s w o r n b ill o f tt.. N 221% ft., end the HRU o f th* NW U plain t Glad In tbla caoaa th at joo bare m c o m p la in t h e r e in file d by J. D. M ua*el- of th* HRU aod tbe B% of tb* NE% o r lb* claim aoma In iertet ta and to tba land, berttm w h lte and O rlan d o Hank At T ju s t C om ­ NW U of tb* HRU, end beginning 40 rode E and abora draertbad, Tharafora. ,o o . Jam ea O'Neill, are lierrb, rep a n y . ft co r p o r a tio n , c o m p ln ln u n is, th a t S3 rod* B or Ilia MV cor of Ibe N W U o f tb* th e d e fe n d a n ts L M. C r o e th w a lt and HB%. Hrcllod 0. T ow nablp-20 8, Range 30 K., qnlrad to ba and appear before nor aald c irrtil M ary C r o e th w a lt. h i s ’ W ife. Ira W h it- ra n W 139 rode, N 23 rode, B 40 rod*. B 10 Ooort a t tba Ooort Ilooaa la Baaford. rfcwlda. on tba 3rd d a , o f October, A. D. 1921. aad in e r nnd M ary W lU tm ee, h is w ife , and rod*. E SO rod* lo the beginning. No. 3.—Beginning 399 ft 8 -of tb* NW ear then, and U tr a w ake anewar to tba LIU af Ir a W h ltm e r . T r u ste e . F r a n k J. Jacob y, com plaint a ih lb lle d again*! ,o a. other*la* a or th* N EU of tb* BWU ot tb* HR Vi, Section W . I* M oore an d M abel M oore, h is w ife , and W. L. M oore, T ru fltee, 0 . M. 0. Townablp 20 H., Range 30 E ., ra n R 290 fL, deenra pro cuofeaao w ill b# entered. And all other partbra claiming *n, right, ti­ W h ite . Is a b e l S te v lc k H oueh and H arry H 32 drgroee, E 190 ft,, to R. R. rlg b t-o f-w a,. Ito u sh . h e r h u sb a n d . C h a r le s E D ool- H a t drgrore, 30 Min.. W along tbo N aid* of tle or Interval In and to tbo proper!, beretoitwea aald R. It. rlg b t-o f-w a , to 8. line o f tb# NBU described, b ,, throogh or nndrr h i , of the parof lha H W li of the HRU. W lo th* 8W cor of Ilea heroin named, or otberwUe, are required to ha aod appear before our aald Circuit Court at •aid 10 aero*. N 2<H ft to the beginning. No. J .—Beginning a t a point o f Interecctlon tba C oon ttouaa in Hanford. Florida, on the Tth of tbe K. line of tb e 8W U of tb* 8BU. Sec­ d a ,* of N o rrm lrr. A. It. 1921, »nd the* aad tion 9, Townablp 20 8, Range 30 E .. ra n w ith N there m ake enawer to Ibe bill of complain! atUna of rlghl-of-w a, of the S. F. R. It., H 01 blblted igalnat told nnknown p a rllr.. vit.erwha drgroca. 30 Min., W along aald rlg h l-o f-w a , INS a decree pro m ujeaao will Iw entered a p l a l ft.. N 28 d-groaa, 30 Min., W 100 fL . E 210 ft. i l l aald unknown p a rtie s .. tt la ordered th a t tbU notlra be pohtldied ta the Banford H erald, a newapapre pu!3l,t>.| la Hemluola C bont,. once ■ week for rigid week* aa to tbe known p a r i , defendant, and ftaVFV § week for tw elre tvecka aa to the unknown j tb Ilea defendant, W ITN ESS in, b a n d 'a n d the eea', of il.e t i l l C ircuit Court, tbla 4th d a , of A ngnt. A. IX Range 30 E. No. T.—The NW U of the NWU (Iraa B% of 1021. .(B EA L ) E. A. DOUGLASS. the N K U ), Heetlon 9. Townablp 20 S., Range Clerk or Ibe Circolt C «jrt I n N o rm a l, M cLean C o n n ty . 1111- 39 K. Heuilnole Couatr, Ft-rldt. No. H.—TtiO 8 13 rile, of the N E U »f tb# th a t tin’ d e fe n d a n t E m m a D. Aya . P e c o rrr.B . u lilo w , In a rcR ldcnl o f th o S ta te HWU and the H 13 ra le of the BW U of tbe g e o . Solicitor and of Conriael for Com;>UlsABL liiiils. anil th a t h er reN ltlence anti NW U of the HRU, Heetlon 9, Townablp 20 8, 31131c o ff ic e luldrena Is P eorln,. Ueorln Range 30 R. No. 0.—N% of H% of lot 3. Section 9. Towny, I llin o is ; th ___a t l h a d e f e a d M i n NOTICE L . L o l t n y a n d G r a c e A. L e l l o y , •hip 20 8. Range 30 E, It appearing from the aworn bill of complaint . Notice la hereby glrcn that Ihe l!mH of Ife, a n d II H m iiin crB , n r o r e s i d e n t s ComnilMkaiera lu ami for Nen.lm.a r.wo- M a te o f I l li n o i s , n m l t h a t Ib o lr filed In thla cauae agalnat you. th a t you h a te or County ty. Flotilla, will ro ro lt* hlda at tli-ir r - i t teg­ lic e n n d p o u t o f f i c e a d d r e s s Is ular m eeting to be held Tueaday, Noretuher WK therefore, you n I 'o trk U o u n tV , I l l i n o i s ; t h a t t h e 1D21. lit 1*> o 'clo ck , tti,. In CVsft llc o e t t L in t s F r a n k \V. G o o d r i c h n n d 'ip fio le ftongtw fjr* J. Hmiforil, Fla., for one c«r of m rlit ro litru , « ( i f o r p W, tja G o o d r i c h , h t s w i f e , a r e r e s t - iM iaU l, vltrJfirtl *rw rr |>l|w, p I*m» from 12'* lu 2I“ . u i u o f t h e S t a t e o f IllIn n lH , a n d t h a t to ilulivrrpil In S an fo n l, K li, ■ r e s ld e n r t’ a n d p o st o ffic e a d d re s s I lo an ] rlg lil lo jaj «?f tU iHon 1‘ 11>-. 7-’o r d t ’o u n t y . I l ll m d s ; lilila. In d < -fe m ln iit U h n r l e e N E d r n is • K, A- IKlUUl.AB^a a r e s i l i e n t o f t h e .S la te o f i n l ­ C ltrk Wo»rtl of Coontj ix m b I^ a n d G-.iif" Ills r e s i d e n c e a n d 'post »lpner«* Bfiuinolc . f it. FoitECLOsunta ‘ Iff j J--" lvj} Cftr* iJUsssig^— ! - 1 i i u Every one has a right to a beautiful home, and almost any home can be made beautiful with the proper application of CQOLEDGE HYGRADE Paints and Varnishes. Distinctive interiors .are easily attained th ro u g h th e artistic effect o f the painted wall. C O O h E D G E H Y ­ G R A D E Flat W all Paint produces a vclvet-like finish th at gives a room an atmosphere o f quiet refinement. W ith G H Allcanet V arnish Stain you can secure an ex­ quisite finish in the rich, rare colors o f narural woods, for your furniture, floors and woodwork. Easy to use, colors and varnishes in one application. Waterproof, hcelproof and scarp roof. C H House Paint C -H Houte Pdino ore mod* from *' fo rm u la which actual c m ha* proven beet for tit* Southern C li­ mate. Aak your painter, he know* the G h f line. o f* allrottin booitrt, T k t U n i t Aerou iht M V ,," Uluttratri ike tufa* e f /vie* L m e o e , le Ike heme. At A y n r Jteltr e r writ* ■« fo r free copy. SANFOItD, FLORIDA P a in ts a n d \ ¥ V a r n is h e s N V MHER UE FRIG Ell ATOU CAH8 F^R HELOW NEED OF CITRUS SHIPPERS WHEN MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT BRINGS BACK ITS BEAUTI­ FUL LUSTRE AT ONCE. Advance Man H ere For Big Circus T hat is Coming ORLANDO, Oct. 24.—Another woo hits lioon added to the hnndicap of the h’loriilu sliijiper of citrus fruits it be­ came known today nt the "conference of rnilrond representativts and irrowers nnd shippers of citrus fruits to discuss the matte of refrigerator cars next Wednesday. .Mr. O'Donnell has available to move the crop of .10,000 travel-red the continent many years or more carloads of oranges and in his capacity as advance tnan and grapefruit. twenty-five years ago was here with It developed that there will be a Forepuugh's Circus. He said more Eirreat lack of refriircrntor cars, the than luilf of the stores were closed nilway representatives asking the then as the freeze had ruined busi­ shippes to content themselves ns far ness and the cirdus did not do well as possible with ventilated cars. They i that year in Florida. He sees many promise to send as many refrigerator changes m Sanford since his trip of cars into this torritoy ns possible. twenty five years a g o and remarked The lack of adequate number of that if he had invested his money in refrigerator cars is due, it was stated, Sanford then he would be a million­ to the immense demand for this type aire now. The Howe’s Shows . nre of, car for movement of the Idg apple among the best on (he road and are cop in other sections of the country. taking a quick lri|> through Floridn before going into winter quarters either in Montgomery or Louisvijlc. CECILIAN CLUB Gray hair, however handsome, de­ notes advancing age. U'e all know the ly , I llin o is T h a t th e d e fo m ln n l C e n ­ advantages of a youthful appearance. t a Circuit Court, 7th Judicial Circuit, S- aiaato t r a l U n io n T r u s t C o m p a n y o f N ew Your hair is.your charm. It makes or Connty, r l a . —In Cbaactry ’ V o l k , a c o r p o r a G u n , Is a c o r p o r a t i o n « s.\ls tlrig u n d e r t h e ' l a w s o f t h e S t a t e mars the face. When it fades, turns BILL TO QUIET TITLE o f N o w Y o rk a n d t h a t I t s p r i n c i p a l p la c e o f b u s in e s s n n d p o st o ffic e a d ­ gfny, and looks streaked, just n few 'arrlo W. Speer, Complainant, d r e s s I n no l ! m n d w u y . N e w Y o r k C ity . applications of Sage Tea nnd Sulphur N e w V o rk T h a i t h e r e 1h n o p e r s u n In A rthur J Doyle, el al. Defendant. th e S ta te o f F lo rid a th e s e rv ic e o f s u b ­ enhances its appearance a hundred­ TO ALL PERSONS CLAIMING ANY INTKBp o e n a u p o n w h o m w o u ld h i n d t h e Halil K Sf IN THE FOLLOWIN')! PEBCRtltlP d e f e n d a n t s " r e i t h e r o f I h e m . t h a t ll fold. LAND, to-w ll:— Is t h e b e l i e f o f t h e s e e o iiip la ln u n ts ll ta eolcred Hint (Ida uetlc* be puhltahed In Lota 2 and 4 nf llloek 34; end laita 2 >nd 4 Don’t stay gray? L o o k y o u n g ! E i t h ­ t h a t Go- s a id d e f e n d a n t s a n d e a c h o f >apcr publlahed In of llloek 33. nf M e llo u tllte. «• |-er pl»i r r -j*4t h e m Is ttV er t h e a g e o f t w e n t y - o n e die Sanford Herald er p r e p a r e t h e r e c i p e a t h o m e o r g e t > • week for clitld ed In Plat Book I, p a re -120. Seminole re ca ll Head nulc I'unnty. Ft< panic* defendant, Record*. ini week* a* to th from any drug s t o r e a b o t t l e o f You are hereby required and ordered to *9and once a week for Iwelro (12) week* aa to the unknown panic* defendant. “Wyeth's Sage nnd Sulphur Com­ In Seminole County, Florida, in *lhe ft rat MeoWltneaa my hand and the real of the Circuit p in ln t h e r e in f ile d u p o n M o n d a y , tb e pound,” which is merely the old-time b ill d a y o f D e c e m b e r , A . D . 1921, (b e Court on tide Ibe 30th day of Aucuat. A. I). 1921, day In December, 1921, to ' anrwer the lilt M com plaint filed a y aju it you, and then-la foil (HEAL) R. A. JtOUULAHS, s a m e b e in g a r u l e d a y o f t h is C o u rt. recipe improved.by the addition of not. el*e aaoie will he taken ae ronfrond, to Ctetk of Ibe Circuit Court. I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d H in t t h i s , o r d e r be followed by final decree. Seminole County. Fla. other ingredients. Thousands of folks h e p u b l i s h e d o n c e a w e e k f o r f o u r (4) ll la furth er ordered th a t tbla notice be pahc o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In t h o S a n f o r d H e r ­ GEORGE tl. lir.lltllN n . recommend this ready-to-use prepara­ Solicitor and Counael for the Com plainant. Italied In the Hanford H erald, a new»p»p*f pa*a ld . a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In S a n f o r d , II.Led In Seminole County. Florida, onro eatk .t-l.ttr S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid n . tion, because it darkens t h e -hair beau­ week for Iwelro week*. W I T N E S S m V h a n d a n d t h e s e a l of \Vlt»e»a my hind and the aeal of aald C.asrt, tifully; Iicsides, no one ran possibly t h e w ild C i r c u i t C o u r t t h i s 2 2 n d d a y o f In ih« Circuit Court of tho Bofenth Ju dicial C lr Aucuat IS, 1921. . c u lt of F lorido. in and for S-omtnolo (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. tell, ns i t darkens s o naturally and t F rum T ueid«y*i Doily) C ounty.— In C hineory Clerk Circuit i .o ft, The Cerilian Music Club gave a evenly. You m o i s t e n a sponge or s o f t Hemtiiole County, Fta. CITATION DICKINSON * DICKINSON. ifelacli Realty Company, « brush w i t h it, drawing this t h r o u g h very interesting program last Satur­ Holirlloro fof Com plainant. _____ 1 pldlnunt. -* the hair, taking one small strand at day afternoon at the studio of Mrs. William Ate Sander Dor ha man, U^lulUntore el n time. By morning the gray hair d i s ­ •Fannie Stcmhridgc Munson. In addi­ a I* etc., Defemlinte, tion to the usual piano numbers, Miss appears; after another application or N O ltC E OF A P FU C A T I0N FOR TAX DEEDS, To W lllUtn A Itiu n d e r Iiurlianan. I4t|Ultlalor of Florida Land h Coloolietlon CYtmpany, LimitUNDER SECTION &7S OF T H E .G E N ­ two it^t natural Color is restored, and Ada Wagoner, of Kissimmee, gave a EAT LESS MEAT IF YOU FEEI. ml, a corporation ot Rnsland. and all former ERAL STATUTES •tockbohlrra of Ibe Florida l-altd A CYiIonian■ it becomes thick, glossy and lustrioua, delightful group of songs. BACK ACHY OR HAVE BLAD-" tlon Company. Limited. ■ corporallon of EnsThe entire program covered; N'ollcr la b rrrby c tr r n th a t:’ IV. IL Klm brrll, nnd you appear years younger.—Adv. HER TROUBLE^ - '• pi,-rliarof o f T ax (V -'ltli-n tr So, 2323, dated the Uml, and to tbe unknown <ifrtwa. cranlrca nr other rlalmanla. by. tbmusb or nndrr tbo Barcarolle .............. ................ Ilendel ■2nd day of Jliuer A. D^ IMS., ha* filed arid cerlb • loro.named parllr*. and lo any ami all olhrr fb a le in my offlee and ‘ a* m adapplication for or p.ritra whomanrrrr rlalmtnc any • Georgia Mobley Mont forms uric ivcicl which excites |a< deed lo liaur In at Ttlanre n lllt law. Sabi |H-r*ona rlglil, title ot Inlrrrat In and In Ihe followI’olonnise ............... ......*__ Schnell nnd overworks the kidneys in their e rrllfle a te embraeea Ibe rollm tIn?-ilcwrltwd prop­ l»S dricrllanl land. .Itualr, ItInt and Ivlnr e rty alluatm l In Seminole County, Florlila, toIn the CYrnnly of Seminole and B ute of Flor­ Hazel Packard Died nt Orange City, Florida, Oc­ efforts to llUer it from tbe system, w lt: Lot 7 and 8. Blk. O. Aulln'a la t Add. to ida, more particularly ileacrtbrd *• follow*, 0> ledo. D ie m b! land beta* U f f t l at tbe date to-wlt: March of Fingnll's Men.......Rathhun tober 23rd, 1021, Mrs. J. F. Leavitt, Regulnr enters of meat must, flush of Ihe lu u a n re of anrh r rtifte ate In the nam e nf Reelnolnfe *1 a point 132 fret P a rt o f a point Louise’ Thrasher er. Aaane, lls .2 (ret Smith of ib r B oulliraat' lfttet>.o'U"U nged ninety-nine years mid eight the kidneys occasionally. You must W. I,. Palm T a i C ertificate o. 23-1. datml t ie 2nd g Onnn .Trial Street and Hand Arrnne. aa Ink the 7th il*y .if aald month, to-wlt: Is* J. Lewis Browne relieve them like you relieve your dayAlan months, only lacking four months of Mazurka ilrd of June. A. D. ISMS, baa f l .r j .a id i.-rtlflcale •Lowu by II. ll. T rafford'a map of Hantanl, (1). c f Block Right (8) of T ier Elxt.t I*}. •+ rontlnn to E. B. TrafforiFa Map ot tti T°*» In my office and lin* made application for ta i Velma Shipp reaching the century mark. bowels; removing nil the acids, waste d<-ed to D .ue In acconlanre with law. Said re rli­ Florida, run Ihetivo Sontb 101.2 feet to the of Sanford. Florida, l« aalU fy the d»cro* eoIrrod In aald eauae. Term* of rale: raah, em taacra tbe foltowlnc dreCrltird property She has lived in Orange City for Allegretto ...... ..................... Haydn nnd poison, else you feel a dull mis­ aft-lmale BCHELLB MAINF-S. a trit In Seminole County. Florida, lo-w ll: laita • Pearl Hobson Special M»«t*r. forty-five years and in survived by H ery in the kidney region, sharp pains E. F. IlO l'B IIO t DRR. T Narcissus ............ ...... ......... Nevin B on n n d daughter, \V. F. Leavitt, o f A ttorney for Oomp lt. *— in the back or sick headache, dizziMrs. R. W. Lawton Sanford, and Mrs. Nellie Andrews, o f ness your stomach sours, tongue Is NOTICE I Nolle* la hereby glron tb a t Ui« Bnaml Orange City, her h u s b a n d , W. W. Norwegian Bridal Procession...„.Grieg coated nnd when tho wenthtr ia bad ly Dommlaalonero In and for Beuilnole l onaty. Madeline Mnilcm Leavitt having died nt Orange City Florida, a t their nr i t regular mrating t“ “ Iwld In Ranford, Florida, on Noromher i. I®*** Pnpillons .......................... Lavellce you have rheumatic twinges. The in 1882. at 10 o'clock a . in., will revel re bbl* foe B** urine is cloudy, full of sediment; the Charlotte Smith rhaee o r one ear load of m elal enlrert*. or fled eewer pip.’ , ••welfleatlon may h* bad by OF" Dolls Dream nnd /\wakening..Oesten channels often get irritated, obliging pllratlroi a t tb# Clerk of Ibe C3renU you to get up two or three times dur­ fire, nt Hanford, tb* bdtrd roeerre* lb* ritb t f Nezzie Stone In tb* Circuit Cam ef the Seventh Judicial Cirreject any or all hlda. ___ _ ing the night. ranee; and all oibe- p’.-ona or parllr* claiming Little Folks numbers; 1*. fti and for Semi­ (8BAL) E. A. DOUGLAS*any right, till# or Interval In amt to lb* prop­ (Mlc bieranole County.—In Chancery. To neunrtlize these irritating acids Heigh He' March ............... Marston erty hereinabove itm rlbftl, by. through or uniter lb# aald William Ateiaudrr Itncbinin, Liquida­ and flush off the body's urinous waste CITATION NOTICE OF BAEZ Cnrmeh Guthrie tor. aa tforooald. or by, through „r under any Notice 1* hereby giro# th a t under »n>l by nf th* former etoekbolder* of the Florida Mod Boy Scouts .—................ .... Lindsay get about four oundcs of Jad Salts Beatrice Dunbar. Com plainant, OU esn’t do your best when A ‘Colon tu t Ion Company, Limit*.I. a corporation la* of a decree o f foreeWwnro ami aale l « ta. from nny pharmacy; take a tableHelen Douglnss ot England, or olherwlae, are beteby required out of tbe C ircuit Court o f the Seventh Jmi y°ur back ami every muscle Joaepb Dnnbar. D efendant. to be and appear before our aald Circuit Court a r c u l t of rioelda. In and for W g j t t Tho next meeting of the Club will spooful In a' glass of water before Tu Joeeph D unbar. Realdence Unknown: £»bei with fatigue. It appearing from an a ffld a rlt filed In tbla at tbe Court Houte In Sanford, riorld*. on th* Apply Sloan’s Liniment freely, fvith. be tho second Saturday afternoon In breakfast for a *fcW days and your ca'iae th a t you are a naa-roatdent or th* S tate Tth day of Noromher, A. D. 1921, and tbm nro* l . in n a a a ro u . oia a m , a. out rubbtnt, and enjoy a penetrative kidneys will then act fine and blnddcr or Florida, therefore, you, Jnaepli Dunbar, are November at 3 o’clock. William' llnlhoutly. are defendaat*. I W g, glow of warmth and comfort. onlerrd and required oa tb* Btb day of Decernfor aale and w ill roll to tb e Wgbeel disorders disappear. This famous her. A. D. 1931, to appear to tbi hill of con. tddder for caab a t the front door of Good for rheumatism, neuralgia, exhibited agalnat you In tbla cauae. Ilnua* In Raufortl, Seminole County, f w " * . „ Where There’s a Baby on Farm Keep salts is made from tho acid of grapes plaint sprains and strains, nches and p a i n s , It la ordered* th at tbla notice b* puMlehed tn Ing the legal hunt* of aale. upon Mond^it, ■datica, sore muscles, stiff joints aud for rig h t nnd lemon juice, combined with lithin, the Sanford Rat-Snap. tem per 71b. 1921. lb* tam e be*»S «, weeka. the alter effects of weather exposure. day. tb* following deecrlbed real r*l*l*. “ ' “ J** Rats nre on most farms. Once they nnd has been used for'generations to W ITNESS my hand and Ihe aeal of Ibla court lying and being In Seminole tMunty. r on tbla 271b day o f September, A. D. 1921. . For forty years pain’s enemy. Ask get inside the house—look out. Rats clean nnd Htirqulatc sluggish kidneys (SEAL) B. A. DOUG LAOS, yourn. ,h!x)r. Keep Sloan's nandy. The Eaat Quarter IRU) of , ^Troromr Clerk of the Clrcnlt Ooort, kill infants—biting them is not un­ and atop bladder irritation. Jad Saits Quarter (NW%) e f H e North**'1 < 2 2 2 At all druggists—35c, 70c, $1.40. Seminal* Connty, Kl« (NEW) of. Heetlon Thirty-Two C**)’_ *y**S2 usual. Nursing bottles attract rats. is inexpensive; hnrmlcss and makes a 0 E 0 . A. D*COTTE8, Nineteen Koutb (1* S). of Solicitor and of Counael fur Cbmptatnant. Rati (31 B), eentalutng ten (10) »«**• Break a cako of RAT-SNAP and delightful effervescent lithla-water 7-Oie JOHN 0 - L K C N A n u r ^ ^ throw It around. It will surely rid you drink which millions of men and wo­ M atter In »*ne«*7* In Franco a. rpined lanscape is one of m ts’nnd micc. ThrtJc sizes, 35c, C5c, men take now and then, thus avoiding aEOROB a . IIHRRINO. , . . gp. Solid toe foe QmnpUtoaet$1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball serious kidney and bladder disease.— where the German passed; over here Adv. it is one where the bill poster passed. Buy it with • Herald Want Ad. Hardware Co.—Adv. HERALD ADS get results. Y �V THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28,1921 ORLANDO ROTARIANS GIVE SILVER CUP TO AQUATIC MEET. That the Orlando Rotary Club is interested in every pood thing, is giv­ en proof in the following letter re­ cently received by R. W. Greene, di­ rector of student activities at Rollins College: Mr. R. W. Greene, Rollins College, Winter Park, Fin. Dear Sir:—Throughout the world ROTARY stands for everything thnt makes for better citizenship, and the Orlando Rotary Club is no cxcoption W om eter W ent Lower Rere Yesterday Than Ri Recent Years « NOTED IN 8ANFORD 8ECTION ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND POWER SHUT-OFF TODAY One of the worst storms that has truck Florida in tho past ten years scarred yesterday when a gale hit t^e coasts and. for thirty-six hours accompanied by a terrific’ wind and rainstorm the state had troubles witfi it impassible to repair them but little could be glcnncd from the storm centers today.' Sanford experienced a Bevcre wind at times yesterday and last night and early in tho evening tho electric light wires coming in contact with trees were torn apart and on account of the danger to pedestrians anQ cars the plant was shut down at midnight and remained out of commission the great­ er part of today.- Port of the city was out of lights last night at nine o'clock tho transformers being blown oat nt various places and the city was ia darkness but the people havo be­ come accustomed to this and but lit­ tle inconvenience was Buffered. Tho Daily Herald, as usual, along with other manufacturing plants, were idle todny and the paper will be cut in the news columns. Reports from the farms around Sanford are to the effect thnt tho water will damage the growing crops to some extent but nothing serious. bjws I By TV. AiaocUUd I*r«M) JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 26.— The hurricane passed to sea be­ tween St. Augustine and Titus­ ville about midnight and is now moving up the Atlantic const. Conductor Kelsey, of the Atlantic £.’oast Line train which left Tam­ pa at 9:30 Inst night said he was in Port Tampa yesterday morning when the storm struck. He de­ scribed this rising tide aa a tidal wave. Port Tampa City was quirkly under two to ten feet of water. Houses unroofed; the Const Line phosphate, terminals damaged. Rather than have his train marooned at Port Tampa,* he took it to Tampa during the day, with scores of Port Tampn residents. Tho lower portions of Tampa was flooded.- Stores in the Franklin street retail district was under eighten inches of wat­ er, the power house was flooded , at noon and all power cut off. When the train left Tampa last night the city was without lights, or car service. Tho wires tho greater part of the distance to Jacksonville were down and the train felt its wny and arrived on time this morning. Kelsey re­ ported the storm left destruction everywhere in its wake. The Sea­ board Airline trains from South Florida did pot arrive here late this morning and the Coast Line •rain from St. Pctcrcburg which has not been heard from since yesterday morning had not reach­ ed Leesburg at ten o’clock to­ day. .*It is not known whether •he train, which was due to leave St. Petersburg last night even started. The Western Union suc­ ceeded in establishing its wire to Plant City this morning accept­ ing messages for Tampa subject to five or alx hours delay. Re­ ports from Lakeland and Plant CiJy declafo enormous damage to •he orange crop in five counties that section. Many towns last night without lights on aceouKt of shutting down of power housr* *hen the wind threatened to break transmission Unea, endangcring pedestrians and other traf* of 7j miles an hour and the barometer reached 28.81. It wns the high wind blowing the high tides over the city of Tampa that caused most of the dam­ age, putting the utilities plant out of commission and stopping all business. The cable station of the Tampa Elec­ tric Co., located on the docks, was un-’ We have viewed with considerable der several feet of water, and poles interest the great efforts you and blown down made it necessary to sev­ your colleagues are putting forth to­ er the live- wires, putting the city ward making Rollins College one of practically in darknem, adding to the1the greatest educational institutions misery and suffering. The damage es-1In the South, and want you to know timated in south Florida by the storm that you havo the hearty endorse­ yeatrday, will reach between five and ment of this organization and those ten millions, it la reported, and the; whom wo have the honor to represent. citrus crop suffered greatly. * I Such high ideals, complemented with your untiring efforts cannot hut re­ JACKSONVILLE, Oct.. 26.—With sult in the achievement of your great­ the gulf hurricane apparently having est ambitions. We think the Intcrscholastic Aqu­ passed Into the Atlantic after sweep­ atic meet inaugurated by you two ing across Florida peninsula yester­ yenrs ngo to be especially worthy of day and Inst night in a Northeaster­ prominence, for it is typlcnlly a Flor­ ly direction cities and towns today are ida event. Your success in making taking stock of tho damage. Wire the spirit of fair play the all pervad­ communication South of here was ing thought In these meets has not stilt severed early todny except down missed our appreciation.' . ' the East Coast which was not effect­ In testimony, therefore, of our ap­ ed seriopsly by the blow and only re­ ports on conditions In South Florida preciation, we desire to offer a silver brought here by train crcwr. Appar­ Loving Cup to he nwnrdcd to tho win­ ently no life loss but meager reports ner of the highest number of points Indicated the damngu to the orange in the 1022 Intcrscholastic Aquatic crop ami told of inundation of low­ Meet to be held at Rollins College in lands. Low parts of Tampa were un­ April. der several feet of water on account Wishing you every success, and as­ of the high tide in Tampn Bay and suring you of our deslro to cooperate the Hillsboro river. Some railroads with you whenever you may have oc­ aro under wntcr causing trains to de­ casion to cal! upon us, we .are, tour over othor lines. Rotarily yours ORLANDO, Oct, Three known deaths from the storm according to a four-pnge issue of the Tampa Tril>uno pjintod nt Plant City early today which reached here at 11 o’clock. A number of families rescued by boats. The roof was blown off the Tampa Times building. Tho Knight and Wall building was inundated. John Rowlnnd, who arrived here this morning from Tampa reported water yestcrday afternoon on Bayshorc boulcvnrd was over the top of the lamp posts along tho seawall and Franklin street wns under four feet of water. Another party who made their way hack from Tampa last night reported they hnd to cut their way through eleven miles of fallen telephone poles. By S. Kendrick Guc TRACTORS -------------HOUSE WAItSlINC A ___ (From One of the most functions of the s “house wnrming" g Mrs. John Holly, n west side home, “D evening. The hous. decorated in cut flow n bright fire in thi (»!lVe a touch of cm living room, Jolly games were them being contesta BIRTHDAY PARTY (Trom T u n d . y ' i Oiilr) Yesterday being tho seventy-ninth birthday anniversary of Mrs. Jonothon Peck (Rev. A. S.,Peck's mother) a number of her friends decided to givo her a surprise birthday party. A few of her friertds dropped in to chat in the early part of the afteruon while a number of the others slip­ ped in the hack way to prepare the refreshments and arrange tho gifts. After all the guests had arrived Mrs. Deane Turner made a delightful little talk anil presented Mrs; Peck with a lonely tea cart, which was the gift of a number cf her friends. On tho cart Were gift-i of nl! kinds, and among them wciV two delicious home mndc cukes, sandwiches, camif, etc. Mrs, Peck wns very much surprised nod de­ lighted with her gifts and thanked the guests in her charming wny. After congrntulaiiina were mndc the Indies served sandwiches, cake, tea and bon-bons. i Detailed Instructions in Use and Coni struction of Tractor by Ford Experts, j* Complete Line ot Implements in Actual | Use. Grist Mill, Wood Shw, Feed GrindI er and other machines driven by Fordson % Tractor. OYSTER PICNIC ANI) SUPPER PARTY (Tram Mond*y'i Dally) Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gillen were the honorces nt a picnic at Ponce Park yesterday. Tho dny was delightfully spent motoring and at the Beach and at noon a delightful oyster dinner was served. Late in the afternoon the party motored to the horqe of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bryan whose they were entertained nt supper. J Among those enjoying this'pleasnnt day were: Mr. and Mrs. W.’D. Giilon, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Methvin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bryan and family, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Estridge and family. ST. AGNES GUILD MEETING TuMdty'l Dally) The members of St. Agnes Guild were most pleasantly entertained yes­ terday afternoon by Mrs. Julius Tackach nt her home on Eleventh street. Plans were made and discussed for tho entertninmont to be given Novem­ ber 1st ot the Parish House, which will be in the form of a “measuring party." At the conclusion of ebusi­ ness Mrs. Tnkach delighter her guests with several aolos.. Refreshments of Ice cream and cake SOUTH ATLANTIC PORTS were served by the hostess, assisted EDITOR IN SANFORD. by Mrs. Seth Woodruff. In spite of the bad weatohr, a num­ (Froa DtUr) ber of tho members were present. E. R. Waite, editor of the South At­ Among those were: Mrs. Archie lantic Ports; magasine; of Jackson­ ville, was in tho city today and paid the Herald offico an appreciated visit. Mr. Waite is doing a,great work for the port cities and has enlarged hia scope to take in the St. Johns ‘river ports as well and has given Sanford We have a few used some fine advertising lately In hia widely distributed magasine. cars that we are offering (Tram at Real Bargains. Call' and look them over.—B.1 & 0 . Motor Co. 182-tfc I LUNCH SERVED AT 12 O’CLOCK �CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NOTES the Chamber of Commerce will soon begin tho important task of zoning tho city into residential, manufactur­ ing, wholesale and colored sections. A city, should bo planned the anme os a house and built accordingly. 'Some of our largest cities are now employing heroic measures to correct errors re­ sulting from the lack of city planning when they were small. It is tho duty of n Chamber of Commerce in the small cities to give citixcns vision, en­ abling them to prepare for the big cit­ ies of the future. (Tram UauiMj'i Daily) Mrs. It. C. Bower and son, Harry, i who are spending some time at Day­ Some of the materials for the new tona Beach with her parents, Mr. nnd pavilion to be built under the auspic­ Mrs. Harry Ward, are expected homoj es of the Tourist and Convention Com­ Wednesday. mittee of the Sanford Chamber of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key and | Commerce h a s ’been placed on the their guests, Misses Henderson and, W wcultube bulkhead. The heavy rains of the J-iyeSTi Fannie Tucker, of Orlando, motored, .last few days have held up the work. to Daytona Beach yesterday where The original plans of^he committee they spent the day very pleasantly were to havo had this work completed with Mrs. A. D. Key, who is spend­ by the first of November.- Tho pavil­ The Good Roads Committee report ing some timo with her nephew, Dick ion, when completed, will also servo WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10th—Governor** and SATURDAY, Nor. 12th— Opening Day. Twitchell. as a band stand and arrangements very favorable progress in their cam­ Press Day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Tjbbnla and MONDAY, Nov. 14 th—Children's Day. THURSDAY,* Nov. 17th— All Florida IMt have been made with the local band paign for funds which it was neces­ little son Munson, left yesterday for FRIDAY, Nov. 18tli— KlwanU D * . ’ ’ TUESDAY, Nov. lBth— Shrine Day. to give concerts twico n week begin­ sary to raise by popular subscription, their home in Haines City,, after SATURDAY, Nov, 10th— A uto Races. in order to improve tho Titusville-Gcning December first- An amount was spending several days hero with their provided for fhe band by the Board *of novn road. The fifth Florida State Fair and Exposition at Jacksonville, much enlarged Recent reports to the chairman of Mrs. Fannie MuilRlfca and Improved, ranks with the greatest fairs In the South. The state and fed­ Governors in the new budget and the eral governments are participating extensively and many fair attractions, of the Good Roads Committee from GeMrs. W. J. Steed and/baby of Kismusic furnished should bo an added more than usual merit hare been provided for your Interest and ontertalnm’ent. neva, Chuluota, Oviedo and Longwood’ “immec are visiting her parents, Mr. feature for the entortainment of arc to the effecct that theso people ' and Mrs. J. D. Ball, at their home on tourists wintering in Sanford. Park avenue. The Lake Front Improvement Co. have contributed liberally to this pro­ Misses Fannie Tucker and Hender­ ject. has agreed to tho use of a portion of son, of Orlando, were the week end their property for quoits nnd tho us­ guests of Mrs. Raymond Key. ual outdoor recreations indulged in by Mr. and Mrs. F, B. Langley and son visitors in other touriA cities of tho Frank, left Friday in their car for state. Lakeland where they will make their (From W»d»»,d*7 '« D ali/) future home. The Langleys will be Miss Sorrell was in Orlando for Tentative plans hhve been drawn up greatly missed by their numerous by the Tourist and Convention Com­ over Sunday visiting her parents. friends. mittee and submitted to the City Miss Kate Abrams and Miss Mor­ Commissioners providing for a drive (Fima Ta**d*r'i Dill?) tise Vernon, of Winter Garden, spent way and sidewalk along the bulkhead The world's greatest sensation, Auto Polo, h as been secured as the premier amusement M. C. Johnson, of Clermont, spent last week with the former’s sister, attraction every afternoon and night, exciting hon e and automobile races, thrilling which will connect Park and Palmet­ the day here yesterday attending to Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw of Sanford. free acts, athlotlc contests and many other forma of amusement and entertainment will* to avenues. The city, will, in all prob­ business be of absorbing Interest. ability, erect a white way along the Tom P. Terry, of Pheba, Mies., ar­ Dr. Coleman, father of Mrs. Will VARIED Enlarged exhibits of all the acThe truck and tractor display TRUCKS bulkhead' and assurances have been rived yesterday and has accepted a Hoolihan, is back in Sanford. He 1NDUStivities summed up under this' is representative of the best TRACTORS given by the owners of the lake front position with the Zaring Grocery TRIES classification. types of these machines. Ma- FARM property that they will erect six comes every winter and is much loved Company. by the Sanford church and commun­ chinery displays cover practi- MACHINwhite way posts on Park avenue. The many friends of Mrs. H. L. DeFlorida's rapid development in LIVE ity. cally all agricultural equipment. ERY Forrest will bo delighted to learn that the live stock industry is STOCK Negotiations are being carried on she has returned from New York INDUSTRY graphically shown in the pens i i .to Mrs, J. D. Roberts is home ngnin Florida's State University in a with tho Clyde Line cndcnvorlng where she spent the Bummer, and will of fine stock. ,hnve that . . . company defray . ; after a pleasant nnd *profitable visit the expens-1 special building displays its re­ be nt the Montczurrta for the win­ in North Cnrolina to friends and rel­ POULTRY Fanciers of Florida and olher markable development and cs of tho erection of a white way on atives. ter. " " 0 PET Haig, feature extensive exhibPalmetto ave. represents the advantages oh- UNIVERFrank Peters, of Cuba, spent the STOCK its of fine poultry, pet stock, tained from its courses in en- SITY OF day here yesterday at the Montezuma Mrs. F. E. Steinmeycr, wife of a BOYS’ AND rabb;t», elc. Plans of the Tourist nnd Convention gineering, etc., and its value to FLORIDA enrouto to Geneva where ho will spend Committee are to have a parkway on former pastor, nnd well known and osmo time. GIRLS’ Florida Boys' and Girls' Clubs the state in its research and ex- EXHIBIT tho middle of both Pnrk nnd Palmet­ loved in Sanford, was called here last "CLUB of all kinds have exhibits of penmen tal work and .other de­ Mr. Frank A. Storer and Mr. Henry to avenues and tho white way for week on account of tho illness of her J. Wilma hurst, of Del,nnd, nre for this WORK great educational value. partments. both these avenues to bo placed in grandchild, little Kathleen Adams. vfvjk guests nt Holy Cross Rectory. F o r fa r th e r la fa r m a tlo n nddrran D . K . IIA N A F O U IlI)K , S e c r e ta r y and G e n e r a l M an ager. these parkways. Tile plnns nlso pro­ Mrs. Steinmeycr hns just been to In Snnford, they nre met by mnny 211 U r a l-L 'p r h n r c k H id e . J a c k s o n v ille , F la , Jacksonville nnd Quincy attending the vide for n 10-foot drive wny on both friends. Special Low Fares oml Liberal Stop-Over Privileged Are Allowed on All Line*. executive meetings of the Woman’s sides of the parkways. Home Missionary Society, returning The beautification of our water to Tampa just ns the message camel Mr,and Mrs. John G. Lconardy mofront has long been neglected, anil it to come here. The many friends o fjtorc(l to pcLnnd Monday where they is certain that through the activities Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Adams will i went on.business, of the Tourist and Convention Com­ he glad to le&rn that Kathleen, is John L. Ilrngg, of Stntesboro, Ga., much improved. B. E. Bragg and H. 0. Edenficld nre mittee of the Sanford Chamber of spending a few days here at the MonCommerce, the much tnlked of im­ Mr. Brady, guest of Mr. and Mrs. , tezuma while touring the state. provements will materialize. Musgravcs, accepted the invitation to , M. II. Tucker, of Jacksonville, A.' iyroMOTivES In order to assure those who nre in­ sing two solos nt Sunday night ser­ C. L. It. It. watch inspector, wns in terested In a Golf Course for Snnford vice which were appreciated nnd en­ the city yesterday. Mrs. A. P. Connelly has returned to that something is being done, it might joyed by all present. her home in Snnford, after n visit be stated that the committee appoint­ Don't forget the prayer meeting with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Murchison, nt ed for this purpose will huve n report of n definite nature to make in tho tonight. We hnd a very large at­ their home in Riverside. Mrs. Connel*1 II. E. Tolar has purchased the new tendance last week. Are you faith­ ly wns among the out-of-town guests bungalow of M. Minnrik on Laurel very near future. ful in doing your hit for the Master. at the Murchison-Sprntt wedding re- avenue. The sale wns made through It is conceded that Sanford will nev­ There's a vacant seat when you are ccntly, and while here wns delightful- Ed. Lane, the real estate man. er attain n reputation as a tourist re­ not there* No one can do YOUR work ly entertained.—Jacksonville TimesMr, nnd Mrs. It. E. Eldridgc spent sort until such time as we have a golf for you. Union. a short time In Tampa last week. course. It will be recalled that Presi­ dent Harding, during his recent trip to Floridn, stopped only nt those plac­ es which havo n golf course. The most influential men in the country play golf. It is their recreation and phy-‘ sicai exercise. We can never hope to attract men of affluence to Snnford unless there nre tho same recreation­ al facilities here ns nre offered by other progressive communities in Florida. SEVEN RED-LETTER DAYS OF PLEASURE AND PROFIT FLORIDA STATE FAIR METHODIST NOTES JACKSONVILLE N 0 V .I2 - I9 1921 Auto Races AUTO POLO Horse Races J .- , POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE [jSBv. - ■ ' w. • •; W h y i t is b e s t c i t r u s grow ers The ship by water movement which was inungu rated by the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, has nirendy reached such proportions ns to make the Clyde line officials begin the daily service enrlier than intended. It will be recalled that Associated Press dis­ patches announced the congestion of freight in Jacksonville, necessitating the City of Jacksonville making n special trip in order to relieve this announce that this boat is being over­ hauled and will be in dnily service by the first of the month. Every mer­ chant in Sanford and contiguous ter­ ritory should issue billing instructions to ship via water and continue to ship that wny even though rail rates de­ crease. The Central Florida Water Traffic League is gradually building up an organization that will soon be In position to furnish full information as to the rates of freight where a combination rail and water routing is necessary. Membership in this league will also entitle the member to the privilege of hnving his freight bills audited and tho league will handle his claims for shortage and over­ charge for a much smaller fee than is usually charged by the different traf­ fic organizations who make this their business. m w * It is* not what fruit brings in the markets that counts, but money that stays at home in local banks. Many a Florida community could oum its packing house, operated to do packing at actual cost for the growers, if profits paid to specula­ tors had stayed at home. . Compare the developments, the homes, the hank balances with those of the neighborhoods frofla which speculative buyers are accustomed to.take the crops. Co-operative marketing returns to the growers all for which their fruit sells, less only the minimum actual cost of selling. It stands up under stresses where speculative marketing breaks down and speculative buying stops. The big problems of the future o f Florida's citrus Industry must be worked out by the growers, the men _ who have investments at stake and the welfare of the industry nt h ea rt These problems cannot be solved by any organization of outside capital, the policies of which are fixed in other states. Nor can local prob­ lems be solved by speculators in other Florida towns. The Florida Citrus Exchange maintains the largest and most efficient selling organization in the north of all the marketing agencies operating in Florida. Its members benefit bu the broadest and most accurate market information. They get results, and at lowest cost The Florida Cit­ rus Exchange, also, purchases in Florida every commodity and every service it is possible to ob­ tain advantageously. Each grower also would have a tidy balance to help in spraying and paying for fertilizers if those profits had been kept in the community. Look over the citrus areas. Note how progressive are those locali­ ties where the fruit is picked, packed and marketed co­ operatively. Attention is again called to a pre­ vious request made by the Sanford Chamber of Commerce to list ail aviiablo rooms with the secretary. No fee is charged for this service, but those who list their rooms with this organization are asked to notify the secretary intho ovent their rooms are rented suW^uent to listing. All in­ dications nro for a heavy tourist trav­ el this winter, taxing our hotolB to their utmost. The City Planning Committee o£ Florida To co-operate requires only to conduct yourself so that others can work with you. In the Florida Citrus Exchange there are no initiation fees and no dues, in the ordinary sense of the word. The payment of the actual cost of effecting the sale of fruit covers every-. thing. Is not such an organization ofgrow ers one in which you should hold membership? Has not the time arrived when you should avail yourself of the advan­ tages it offers Ask tho manager of any local Association or of any Bob-Exchange, or writs to the business manager of tbs Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa. of f-% 4 -H e ;!,. 1 . ‘ 'u , i ................... f t — ■— ■ ------- . ( 4 �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28,1921 Armistice Day Will Be Celebrated U N IO N -M AD E ji newwork garment so design cd that tbo drop-seat will not Buttons are Invisible •how. — and placed so as notto stick In wearer’s bock when lying down. CAMPBELL-LOSSING POSTW FULL OFF ONE HIG STUNT, The Logical HENRY M c L 4 U L I N French Dry .Cleaners Your Farm o r [Grove (Treta M ia lijr'i D u ly) Ocala won the football' game Satur­ day nfter they had put Henderson nnd lyampbcll-Lossing Post American McLucns out of the game by dirty Legion will have a great day here on tactics nnd Had they played ns they November 11th, and it begins to look started Sanford would have won the LONG WEARING n nv ns though the parede in the Knme but Henderson and McLucns COM FORT C O V E R A L L S ate mania (nan hast malarial! and inaiutaad morning would be something like n were so good the Ocnln team started lo wear. Ooods are thruok helot* Iba fatmeaU are mad* op. n lie long ns every business nnd every to put them out nnd succeeded nnd nf­ Insist on "PAN AM A •’ Brand tivie organization and every order in ter that the quarterback position could K a ta lif e . Ca* MefaUa, A la. v the city will bnvc n float of come kind not be filled and the signals'wero not *M «<U ^ in tho procession. Tho Legion boys given correcAy and Ocaln romped To M a k e ^ ■1 » \ ; are working hard over the program home with the bacon. Sanford has Good" m m v been playing a good clean game nnd Conch Ed. Meisch nnd>nll the facul­ ty of tho High School want them to the State, continuo to play a clenn game but it Tlie Legion expects to build a new seems that other teams are not- so home some time in tho future, and conscientious ajid thereby lies tho talo h°ve been grooved a lease on a fine of tho players being knocked out. * piece of properly oa.the lake front by The Ocala correspondent of' tho the City Commissioners, and every Tampa Tribune had tho following ac­ added to what they have, count in the Sunday Issue: will soon mnkc enough to start the OCALA, Oct. 22.—(Special),—In building. tho first game of football played here MASTER MASONS NIGHT Armistice Day will not bo n profit ■this season, the Ocnln High school de­ AT MASONIC LODGE. to the local post but will be put on feated the Sanford High school by the for a big time for tho local boys, nnd scoro of 25 to 0, in a pretty nnd woll tho visiting boys, ami for home folks played game. generally. It will just bo a big day Ocnln seemed to have had the bet­ tho ne^m ecting of tho local Masonic for the |Jhrpose of everybody gcttjng ter training of the two tennis and lodge. together for n big celebration of tho Sanford was often calling for time At this meeting, in addition to the day thnt is more important to tho out. Both Henderson, playing full regular business of the lodge, tho American public than the grand nnd back, and McLucns, at quarter, were First Degree will be conferred upon glorious Fourth of July, knocked out in order. When McLucns several candidates. Instead of tho For the purpose of paying some of went out no one wns left thnt could regular officers of the lodge putting j the expenses of the day, without ask- run the team, but Ocala In her second on this work an entirely new team j ing the business V erests of Sanford half, took out both Hall and Knight in has been selected who will put on the for anything, the Legion boya arc giv- the bnckfield nnd substituted ItnwlB degree from start to finish. No mctti- ing away n Ford car, and if you want nnd Blowers nnd "Little Ted" Drake one of the, smnllest players we ever seen here in n uniform, took Field­ ing's place at left end, Sanford chose to defend the north gonl, Ocala kicking to Sanford, San­ ford tried two passes and were held for downs. Smith mnde six yards nnd Ilnll, first down. Williams then gain­ ed four yards and Hall lost the snmo amount. Smith gained six nnd then enrried the ball over for the first touchdown. They fnilpd to kick goal. During the second quarter Ocnln fail­ This meeting will be held on the ed to gnin nnd tho half ended with the evening of November 1st, at T:30. A score, Ocala 0, Sanford‘0. large attendance is expected at this Smith playing full for Ocaln, wns Miss Christine McClellan spent easily the star of the game for Ocala meeting. • The following have been selected Snturday nnd Sunday with the Misses High. He made all four of the touch­ Ruth nnd Evelyn McClain. for this work: downs. Williams, at quarter, ran his Miss E’hel Lcfiles spent Sundnny team well. Sanford opened the third E. D. Brownlee, Master. . with Ruth McFnrlane. L. B. Hodgins, Sepior Warden. quarter by kicking to Ocala's twentyMr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevail, Mrs. five yard line niuT Williams brought J , H. Ferguson, Junior Worden. Hnrry Rivers uud children, and Mrs. the ball hack fifteen yards. Smith Johnn Gove, Senior JDencon. I. M. Prcvntt spent Sunday nt Moore made twenty and then they losf tho _.D. S. E. Starr, Junior Deacon Station with Mr. and Mrs. Will Prc­ hall on downs. Sanford failed to II. F. Kent, Senior Steward. vntt make first down nnd it wns agnin E. S. Ward, Junior Steward. Miss Helen Moran came homo from Ocala's ball. On the first play. Smith Banish thnt nwful insomnia that Longwood, Saturday, to spend Sun- went fifty yards for a touchdown, but failed to kick goal. With the ball on worries you every night.' Lot your dap with her parents. Mr. Culnier Esthcridge has return­ the twenty yard lino and fifteen sleep be restful nnd refreshing. Taned home after a two months visit seconds left to play in the third quar­ lac docs it.—Union Pharmacy. ter, Smith carried the hall for the re­ among relatives in Georgia. quired distance around right end and Mrs. Tom McClain hns returned ++***4-+++0++>*-fr->**++++++-S-4 kicked goal. Ocaln 10, Sanford 0. from Chulucta, where she spent two | . The Florida Scout J weeks Ocala worked the ball up to San­ with her daughter, Mrs. Maime “For Wide-Awake Boys" + ford's twenty yard line, Fielding mak­ Sigff. 35c Year t ing n gain of twenty ynrds on the Mr. amid Mrs. Porter Wakefield WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher T only fake run Ocaln tried. From spent Tuesday shopping in Sanford. *| 002 French f thero-Smith raced twenty yards to the Mr. and •Mrs. T, W. Prcvntt left final touchdown. Ocnln carried the Wedensedny morning for n visit on ball to within three ynrds of nnother the east coast with Mr. Prevatfs touchdown hut were held for downs sister1, Mrs. Eugene Mathis. LANDIS, FISH & HULL nnd Sanford failed to gain on tjie first Mr. Will Prcvntt, of Moore Station, play and the game wns over. Attorneys and Counaellors-at-Law was a visitor here Monday. DcLAND, FLORIDA The lineups: Will practice in. tho State nnd Feder­ Ocnln (25) Sanford (0) al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ HOWE'S COMBINED Stevens__ .......... L ’lU o s o amining and Perfecting Land Titles. CIRCUSES WILL RE HERE ....... Aycock IN FEW SHORT DAYS Troxlcr, L. ....... Adams ....... Denton It won’t be long until tho dappled SCHELLE M AINES Troxler, J McAlexnndcr horses, the clowns, tho grunting hippo LAWYER ........... Sfoye and all the muchly loved sights nnd Fielding.* Dorland.... .... .....RE....... O FFtC K IN T U B C O U R T HOUSIt sounds of the big show will be with Williams ..... Q ns, for circus day—Howe's Great LonFLORIDA SANFORD Knight......... ....nil..... Holly on Circus nnd Van Amburg’s Trnlned Hull............. LH .... Woodruff Wild Animals' circus day in Sanford, Smith........... fb will he Wedneseday, November 2. . — Anderson, referred the game; AnThis now consolidation of two well derson, Riverside, M. C ,'umpire; It. GEO. G. HERRING known qircusces, a union which will Anderson, linesman. Altorney-at-Law have ns its resultant porformnnees of N j . 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildir romnrknblo scope nnd nppenl, requires four trains of seventy foot steel cars, SANFOUD, FLA. CREAM FOR CATARRH a big top Beating 12,000 people, 11 OPENS UP NOSTRILS cars of canvas, five hundred nnd fifty horses nnd 700 people ns ade­ Tells Row To Get Quick Relief quate complement. from Head-Colds. ItV Splendid I The nrenlc program will be pre­ JE W E L E R sented In three rings, on two stages, MY SPECIALTIES: in two steel arenas, in an nerinl con­ In ono minute your clogged ostrlls Pickard's Hand-Painted China clave nnd in tho quarter milo hippo- will open, tho"nir passages In your Gorham's Sterling Silver rffomo track. Three hundred and otgh- head will clear and you can breathe Rogers' Plated Ware ty-four hrenic stars andthrcc hun­ freely. No more hawking, snuffling, Elgin and Waltham Watches headache, dryness. No dred trained wild beasts, to say noth­ blowing, ing of horses and nineteen elephants struggling for breath at night. Your Parcel Post Your Cleaning and take part In tho big show, which opens cold or catarrh will be gone. Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream with Impressive pagepntry. Dyeing to The street parade o f the show, Balm from your druggist'now. ply a little of this fragrant, bi.tiscptic healing cream in your hostrils. It renotratos through every air passage of the head, soothes the inflamed or swollen mucous membrane and relief comes instantly. It’s Jmit fine. Don’t stay stuffed up with a cold or nasty catarrh—Relief 611 Main SL Jacksonville, Fla. comes so quickly.—Adv. Wc prepay parcel postage on returns Tanlac is purely vegetable and is For, tho common everyday ills of TRETFORD, PERRYMAN & made from the most beneficial roots, herbs and barks known tq science^ mankind them " la nothing to equal Tanlac.—Union Pharmacy. Union rharmacy. AtTORffEYS-AT-LAW Will practice In all County, State and For office supplies, stationery, ete^ Post cards—local vtswi Federal Courts. the Herald cfflce.Over 1st Nat. Bank Sanford, Fla. come to the Herald office. TO KEEP UP WITH RAPIDLY EN LARGING BUSINESS OF PAST FEW MONTHS JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 22.—1Tho Clyde Lino announced today that tho river traffic between Jacksonville nnd Sanford was increasing so rapidly it will inaugurate n daily freight nnd passenger servko between tho two points within the next thirty days, with many stops enroute. The pres­ ent service is tri-wcokly tyit traffic was so heavy this week it became nec­ essary to operate one steamer on specNO. M— Many The Clyde Lino steamer City of Jacksonville was pressed into service this week to haul the extra freight which was stacked up in the Clyde Terminals at Jacksonville and hero at Sanford the present freight house nnd dock arc entirely inadequate to take care of the immense amount of freight thnt is coming through this port. It shows that the "Ship by Wat­ er" project started here by tho Chamher of Commerce is getting the at tention of the shippers and the Clyde Line is profiting thereby. It is stat­ ed that a daily boat service will be inaugurated at once and larger tertninals will be built hero ns soon ns possible. Yesterday Good Day For Trap Shooting, Fine Scores Madfe W here a Substantial, Durable, Convenient, A ttra c tiv e B U T ECONOMICAL H om e is Desired; Where it is essential that building costs be reduced to the minf* mum you ran find no home s c satisfactory as the Our shipment includes thoroughly kiln dried and well manu­ factured lumber and all the hardware, shingles, sash, doors, nails, etc., shipped direct to you in one freight car. Each sill, joist, stud and rafter is cut to exact length. The porch columns, window and door frames arc built up at (he factory. Tho material for the side walla and roof is so assembled as to eliminate all waste and sawing on th* job. A factory expert will be sent to undertake the construction of your home, guaranteeing you satisfaction. Wrile jor illustrated catalogue, addressing Dept, Z-167. A, C. Tuxbury Lumber Co, (From F rid a y '! P tily ) Yesterday proved a good day for the trnp marksmen who were nt tho Rod A Gun Cluh trnp. Practically ev­ ery man improved bis score yesterday over that of previous days. Thu attendance yesterday wns light­ er than usual on account of the fnct that the business houses no longer closo on Thursday nfturnoons nnd also due to the fnct that many men are very busy nt this season of the year. In the future the shooting will start at J o’clock each Thursday afternoon ns it has been found that it is much more satisfactory to shoot in the lute afternoon. Yesterday's score together with the sensun percentage of those participat­ ing in the Inst two day's shooting are as follows: Name Yest. Season Score Feet, Gibbs, L. II.................... .736 Knight, G. W. ......... .735 Allen, Raymond L..... 25-1G .720 Thigpen, \\V J ............' .680 Stringfellow, W. A..... 50-32 . .672 Kennedy, K. .................. 25-12 .648 Charleston, 5 . C . Entzm inger Bros. A u th o rized Sales E n g in eers, Longw ood, Fla C onstruction E n g in e er, Sanford, Fla P hilip R. A ndrews REAL * Real Estate Service SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J IF YOU N EED A NEW OIL COOK STOVE Brumloy, John Hardin, Roy .... Whltner, Chas. Pulcston, S. ...... Newman, R. A. Hand, Walter S Howard, C. 0. Hill, W. C. Wallhour, Robt. Cheney, A, B. .. Hickson, D, C. Mobley, E. D. .. Maxwell, R. C. Hawkins, }'...... Purdon, Jno, ... Lennedy, L...... Higgins, Ed. .. Herndon, B. W, Tolnr, J. N....... Fox, Meade ... Puleston, Will We also have th e Clark Jew ell Line o f G AS RANGES The B all • James Stuck? Hays, $125 for Plumbing Bills. "Wc couldn't telf what wns clog­ ging up our toilet and drains. Wo had to tear up .ho floor, pipes, etc, found a rat's nest in hnsement. They had choked the pipes with refuse. The plumber's bill was |125. RAT-SNAP cleaned tho rdden out.” Three sites, 35c, 65c, |1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv, Hardware Co SANFORD, FLORIDA -Thomas R. Baker, Ph, D* «f D L iD J C J ia rR iiiu a Rollins College, Aanalytic and Consulting Chemist says of the water: "Of the many waters of this and oth­ er regions that I hare analysed, I hare found none superior In all good quali­ ties to thst of the 'Elder Water "—Phone 31I-W. Office In Miller Building ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO. "IDEAL FERTILIZERS" brings to the mind of the Florida growers not alone the best of plant food combinations but a thorough co-operation on every point touching their interests. * ** We offer SERVICE not only from our home office nnd our experienced salesmen and brnpeh managers, but Mr. Bayard F. Floyd will visit properties often enough throughout the year to enable careful oversight. Let us all work together for bigger, better crops and greater profits. R. C. MAXWELL, Manager Sanford Branch WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY Manufacturers of IDBAL FERTILIZERS AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE, FLA. � 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, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 28, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 28, 1921. 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>, October 28, 1921; <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/2be449f0b62020e0f09e4d35cc7b2b78.pdf 1afa55ae0d83a54ea6ae3a365d2bd58d PDF Text Text / SA N FO R D IN THE H E A R T OP THE W O R L D ’S G R E ATEST volum e xm V E G E T A B L E SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921 N U M B E R 10 President Opens Unemployment Meet Several Deplore N ew T ax Revision o f Committee Air Their Greviances Which Led to the Strike Call . The public is cordially invited to at­ Francis McDougal Swanson is a tend the Hallowe’en entertainment and graudato from Saint Joseph’s training cooked food - sale to be given nt the school o f Hot Springs, Ark., the ex­ Lake Monroe school Friday evening, ercises took placo Wcdensday, October October 28th, at 7:30 p. m. Guesta 10. Mrs. Swanson graduated with are also invited to como masked and honors and will remain for five SENATOR UNDERWOOD yER THE PROSPECTS OF AD represent different characters, if they months longer to take somo special 8AY8 so desire. Every one is welcomo to AND NOT EVEN CREATORS JUSTMRNT WITH BROTHER­ training. Her many friends here Join the weird festivities and .help CAN UNDERSTAND IT HOODS OF RAILWAYS congratulate her on her progress In liven up the jolly occasion. The cook­ her chosen profession. ed food sale will be' given for the WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.—The com­ Clair Cameron Is nt the Orlando benefit of the school but the enter­ promise tax revision bill was assailed General Hospital doing office work. , tainment and carnival will bo free. today in the senate by both Demo­ The social last Friday evening at crats and Republicans. A w<mj flange upon the wheel o f a Moore’s Station church, was as usual, Senator Underwood, of Alabama, ____ car of the local freight wrecked the a pleasant success. Mrs. R. L. Grier air their grievances which led to tho train Saturdny evening nt the Lake the Democratic leader, characterised had charge of all the arrangements. strike call while the chairmen of most Monroe draw bridge, derailed three the measure as the worst ever present­ Much to the regret of the neighbors ed to congress. No one understood it, of eleven other principal railroad un- Band cars and tore up the track from President llardlng formally Opening the national unemployment confer­ Mr and Mrs. Vanco Douglaq are pro­ ho declared, except a few treasury ex­ ions decided whether they also would the middle of the bridge to the end of ence at Washington In the auditorium of tho Interior department. On the paring to build a home on Magnolia perts who drew it, and he predicted call a walkout. The labor board mem- the trestle. The local freight was platform with Hie President, left to right, are Secretary of Labor Davis and avenue, instead of at Lake Golden, that if the bill became a law the courts bers were optimistic over the pros- made up of n long’ train of cars Sat- Secretary of Commerce Hoover.. . / where their home burned a few weeks would be several years in interpreting pects of adjustment. o f the' brother- urday nnd tho weak truck was about ago. it. hood members’ complaints but no the center of the train. The engine Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth were Charging the Republicans with a plans were announced for discussion came uncoupled and sped onwards dinner guests Sunday, of Mrs. Mar­ failure to be candid with the Ameri­ with the railroad executive's boards while the loaded trucks crawled up on garet Mnrshnll in Cameron City can people the Democratic leader said program to avert a strike by tempor- top of each other, ran off the bridge, Mrs. Robert Wright, of Cleveland, they were tryirtg to have it go out ary maintaining the present level and plunged to the right nnd fell from the Ohio, nnd Winter Pnrk, were visitors that taxes were to be reduced when as ^educing freight rates. trcssle, a distance of.about ten feet. nt the Ellsworth home on Beardnll a matter of fact they would be in­ Summary of tho strike situation: No one was injured but one of the creased through the operation o f the avenue, recently. The outsanding features of the strike train hands fell into the St. Johns rivadministrative provisions of the ravMr. and Mrs. John Shnnku nnd six situntion: In the cast the railroads cr. He was promptly rescued. Trafenuo measure and tho proposed Am er­ children, arrived hero recently from today began advertising for men to fic was held up over night but the ican valuation plan in the tariff bill. Sharon, Pa., to make their home. They fill tho places of strikers while .in wrocknge was cleared away and the Bomb, Widely Known During the W ar, W a s Sent resided here for sovernl years, going Senator Moses, Republican, flew Chicago the government agencies are track repaired in time for No. 84 to back north five years ngo. At pres­ Hampshire, paid his respects to the at work to prevail upon the Brother- pass through Sunday at nbon. Through the Mail— Valet W ho Opened the ent they are guests of Christ Bucurel, committee bill and also to the amend­ hoods and switchmen's union to withThe Mcisch Realty Co. has purchaaPackage W a s Seriously Wonded draw strike order. The roads decided cd a large tract of land in the Monroe Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Brydon, of Cam­ ments sponsored by tho agricultural to operate passenger, mail and milk district nnd will subdivide into fnrms eron City, road, have as their guests bloc,, which ho termed the ken-caphas been found. Newspapers today for the winter, Mr. Bryden’s brothor, klan—a play on the names of Senators trains first, then restore freight scr- and make nil tho neepssary improve(O , Tit* AJkocUUd Pr«u) Kenyon of Iowa, and Capper, o f .PARIS, Oct. 20.— Police authorities voiced horror at the outrage. vlcc rapidly as crews can be obtained, ments. wife nnd baby, from the north. * Kansas, leaders in the bloc. Endors­ An-appeal of the American Railroad Agents of the Florida East Const investigating tho explosion of nn in­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Kennedy were rceont ing Die Smoot manufacturers’ sales PARIS, Oct. 20.— Tho bomb explod­ Men’s Association, fraternal body cm- railway from Tnvnres were in this sec­ fernal machine in the. residence of guests nt the MeDnugnl home on Cel­ tax, Senator Moses declared the com­ ed yesterday in the homo of Myron T. bracing 10,000 yardmasters, yard tion Saturday advertising lots in that ery avenue. Mr. Kennedy has charge Americah Ambassdor- Herrick yester­ Herrick, American ambassador, ser­ mittee bill "plainly was drawn under locality, Severn! Hales of lots were of the baggage rooms nt the Grand the inspiration of tho slogan ‘soak the day report that apparently a British iously injuring the valet who opened made. Ceptrnl Station in Jacksonville, and nt . Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore Aulin, Mrs bomb widely used during the war was the package containing it. The joom one time was n Celery nvenue celery rich’.’’ M. E. Jacobs visited Mr. and Mrs. J concealed in a package sent to the wns’ wrecked. Herrick nrrived nt the grower, nnd former owner o f the T. Jacobs Sunday. Merchant Electrocuted ambassador. No clue os to those who house two minutes after tho explos­ Hawkins farm. T. E. Wninwright was called to hia 1)IottC(1 the assassination of Herrick ion. Mr. nnd Mrs. English nnd Mr. nnd A t Raleigh, N . C. Today old home nt Folkstom, Ga., by the ill-1 Mrs. Dear, of Tampa, were visitors — Guilty of Murder ness of hiH father. He returned home Inst week at the McDpugal and Sunday night and reported his father Weeks’ homea. . North Carolina Tragedy Ends With as improving. Miss Susie Fay wns nt home for Electrocution of Murderer NEW YORK, Oct. 20.— Railway e x -1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy StnfTWd of the week-end from Pnlntka, where she ccutivi-s yesterday took nctive steps Knoxville, Tenn., are visiting relatives has n position with the Southern (Dr Tk« AuocUUS Ft» m ) to keep their lines running if the here. RALEIGH, N. C., Oct. 20.—J» T. Utilities o. . William Hightower and family have threatened rail strike materialised Oc­ R. C. Long, of Rlahmond avenue, has Harris, former Ridgecrest merchant moved to Beck Hammock. tober 30th. joined a party of friends on a sovernl nnd brother-in-law o f the late Fed­ K. B. Osteen came over Sunday nnd A member o f tho General Manag­ day’s fishing trip over to the east eral Judgo Jeter C. Prichnrd, was elec­ ers’ Association let it bocome known took Itcv. E. L. Smith bnck with him Meeting of Teachers W ill Endeavor to Bring coast. trocuted nt the state prison here this . thnt today all roads entering New to Osteen where he dined with Mr. morning for the killing of F. W. MonAs “ old timers" any, tho hack bone About a W ay for Schools to Prosper York woul djoin in an advertising OBtcen nnd family. In the afternoon nish, philanthropist of Tuscaloosa, of tho drouth appears to ho broken. campaign for workcra to fill such va­ Brother Smith conducted services at .Ala., nt RldgecrcBt last September. in the future So tho growers haven't.dry weather to cancies ns might occur. At the aamo the Baptist church at that place. Two shocks were required to produce complain of now, hut troubles, how­ Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Green, of Ta­ lime the Erie issued nn appeal to the ever, "come single,” It Is said. Every death. Harris mnda no statement public for volunteers to man cabs and vares, spent Sunday with their dnughORI.ANDO, Oct. 20.—It developed will be tho revision of the high school concerning the killing. At the trial fall ns soon as seed beds nrc full of platforms. Other lines also are keep­ Tuesday, at n meeting hero of educa­ course of study. Superintendent John­ Ilnrris’ counsel set up tho plea o f lning their eyes on commuters as a pos­ tional authorities to formulate plans son, discussing tho plans yesterday plants, nnd fields set to crops, tho snnity while the prosecution contended sible source of labor. for the forthcoming meeting of the morning, aaid it is tho plan of tho au­ i ranee cattle como powlng In here at Harris killed Monnish because o f the Railroad officials professed to bo i Florida Educational Association, that thorities to make tho courses more nights, after overy one is asleep, latter’s activities against bootlegging. little concerned about their yard forc­ a vigorous fight is going to be launch­ nnd more elastic, and to do'away more and wander up n"nd down tho fences Tho defense claimed Harris was suf­ es, upon announcement that thirty lo­ ed at tho convention to 'pull Florida nnd more with hard and fast rules of looking for a good place to hop over fering under hallucination that Mons ' . . or break through-, then they trampol nish had been intimate with Mrs- Hsr-‘ cals of tho railroad yardmasters’ as­ PROCESS COLORING out of tho poverty-stricken condition curriculum. Supcrintondgm Johnson estimates FOR EARLY ORANGES sociation, claiming to have 2,600 and eat and destroy more than their that how hedges in the educational rls. that n tbotfland teachers and educaINTRODUCED AT LAKE WEIR system of the state. members in tho vicinity o f Now York tick bitten bodies nrc worth. Many , nail voted to stick. A t the same timo times over every night the season PROPOSED BRUNSWICK It is a notorious fact that in some ( B r T b« l i u e b M rr * M ) John F. Welsh, an organiser, for the county, through, tho farmers generally hav-« sections, notably in Dado MOTORCADE CALLED OCALA, Fin., O ct 20.—A success; The Baptist enough to contend with nt the best Seaman’s Union, hinted that the rail­ boasting the proud city of Miami, that week in December. OFF FOR TIME BEING roads need not look to coastwise ship­ ful process for coloring oranges wore the schools figuratively speaking aro church has been chosen fo* tho ses­ without this thing to worry thorn. ping lines to move any passengers developed, atthe packing house on living on bread nnd water. And in sions. Wonder when tho law will bo Axed ns On account o f conditions growing stranded by tho strike, as ho said Lako Wicr which will permit tho ship­ this city, exhibiting evidences of Tho big gun of tho occasion will be it should be, so those who wnnt cat­ out of the threatened rairoad strike ping of fully colored early In tho sea­ members of the union would refuse to wealth nt every point of the compass, Dr. Elwood P. Cubbcrley, of Lcland tle will have to provido for them. the Brunswick, GGa., motorcade to man coastwise vessels In tho event of son of oranges, meeting the standard Superintendent Johnson said the Stanford University, of California, Forida Eaat Coast cities haa been acid test. » railroad atrike. schools are worrying along on n scant who will como all the way from the indeflnitey postponed, according to west coast to be present here. He is The association o f railway execu­ $17,000 a year from city sources. word received by the chamber o f com­ tives issued a statement asserting that To bring the finances up to within one of tho foremost educational au­ merce Wcdnsday. the public, “ the real paymasters,” hailing distance of tho requirements, thorities in the county, and those ar­ Tho party was to arrive in Jackrouhl not afford rates necessitated by ranging for the meeting feel they a measure is going to be fathered by sonvite noxt Monday at noon.—Jack­ present labor costa, and statements of have secured a trump card. the Association this year, sprung with sonville Metropolis. rate reductions made since the 12 all the momentum possible, to make it At the meeting held here Tuesday J*r cent wage cut waa ordered, in or­ legally possible to do away with the with Superintendent Johnson were: three-mill tax levy limit now specified W. S. Caw*hom, o f the F. E. A. and SAYS BROTHERHOOD . r (l° "how that the roads were makCHIEFS, Carlstrom Aviators by law and to raise tho limit to ten state superintendent o f high schools; >ng sacrifices themseves and not put­ BUT IB UP TO THE RAIL­ Indicted for Murder STEP TO COME DOWN ON mills. ting tho whole burden on labor. R. L. Turner, state rural inspector o f ROADS GRAIN. FEED AND • That will be the big shot o f the schools, and secretary o f the F. E. A .; By Charlotte Co. Jury . LUMBER SOUTHERN BANKS AIDED O r n * tw clitil Tr—») convention, the problem of curriculum J. H. Brinson,’ treasurer o f the Asso­ CHICAGO, Oct. 20—The prospec­ Case Will Be Transferred to Federal and school administration being rele­ ciation and state superintendent o f gated to second piece by the crisis o f negro education; and C. E. Yowell, a tive railroad strike cannot bp post­ • ; Court at Jackaonville WAS hS & > n 20^— Decision WASIHNCTOn T d !4C ^ O ot. 20.— member o f the executive committee of poned, but it can be settled. This, was money need. 'Ivances totalling approximately by the Interstate Commerce Commis­ ft* n * Pnii) * the opinion o f four -big brotherhood The next big question to como up the F. E. A . ♦G>0,000 to southern financial institn- sion on pending cases Involving re­ PUNTA GORDA, Oct. 20.—Indict­ chiefs and president of switchmen's ions were announced Wednesday by quested reductions in freight rates on ments charging murder were returned-, union after a conference this morning TWO WERE WOUNDED hay, grain, feed and lumber under­ LAKE MICHIGAN BOAT e War finance corporation. The adby the county grand jury against at which it was learned thoy had con­ IN BELFAST RIOT. BURNS AT MARINE CITY. stood to be imminent today after con­ consisted o f ;$500,000 to a Lieut. B. K. Jloker, Sergt. 8. Bryadsidered all possible phases o f the sit­ ference of railroad situation in which nk in Georggla on export cotton, vad and Private Yougblltbe, Carlstrom uation as they may be presented this <»7 TV A mm UM * im » (Br Tki iM tUbl Tnm) . Harding. Chairman McBELFAST, Oct. 20.— Two persons afternoon at meeting with the Labor Field, for killing o f F. Pitts hers MARINE CITY, Mich., Oct. 20.— j ,0°0 10 » bank, in Georgia on ag■icultural loans, $65,000 to a flananclal Two members o f tho crew of tho were wounded during the firing in Board. ‘ last April snd authorities received s • ', iMtltution in Texas on livestock loans steamer William H. Wolfe, wire lost Stanhope4street area last night be­ request from Washington to transfer ♦21,r.oo to a bank In Texas on Hrewhen the vessel burned opposite here tween the military and snipers. One Seventy-two thousand dollars Is be­ the esse to the federal court’ at Jack­ loans, and $42,000 to another was a young girt. . sonville. this morning. ing spent on tho erection o f the one'*** bat* «l«o on livestock. stand and A ny'coat o f arms will do fo r the half mile•race track, grand You never realise how eloeWy a That general put in railroad rates •- A* * gesture can resemble explosive pro­ Association o f Nations except two stables in connection with., the state haa been imminent about as often ea ‘ * or,d new* the day it happens, fair grounds at JaJcksonviilc. ^ your door each evening. fanity until you watch a traffic cop. axes rampant on a grindstone field. the down-fall o f the soviet regime. 7 . * �where &Ofifty Brand Clothes are sold N ew Pumping Truck W ill Give Plenty o f W a ter at A ll Times ■S• " Mlh i dutt ^ • , -j U You have a large selection Under the fUrectlon o f the two Curie*, with V. E. Dougla-w, Deputy o f good and topcoats trustees, J. W. Bell and Charles Bales, Clerk, and C. M. Hand, Sheriff In at­ to choose from here, workmen are busy laying a concrete tendance. . THAT VOU LD FOLLOW TH walk and building a fence at the Minutes o f the last regular meeting fl Prices are as attractive as BUR8TINQ OF WATER MAIN8 graded school at Monroe. The fence were read and approved. IN BIG FIRE the clothes themselves, which will be a substantial one, made Bids fo r one car o f culverts were fl Come W e 'll show you The City Commlelon received bid*[lfor durability as well as beauty, has here opened and read, there being two on October 7th from the American La- a foundation of concrete. Heavy steel bids, one from the Dixie Culvert A the clothes that have made Franco Fire Engine Co., White Motor posts support a strong wire o f good Metal Co., and one from the Florida this store the style center. Co., and thp Bryan-Wheeler Co., on a quality about thirty-six Inches high. Metal Products Co., and on motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by O. P. Swope, triple combination motor fire appar­ Two Iron gates ,a small front- gate, atus, and after careful consideration and a larger side one, will be used. and carried, the above bids were here­ the bid from the American LaFrance A concrete sidewalk leads to the by referred to Engineer Fred T. Wil­ Fire Engine Company was accepted yard and a front pavement, about four liams, to Ubulate and return with his fo r a triple combination pumper, Mbd- feet wide, on to the front steps. recommendation. Bids for one truck as advertised by el No. 75, haYing a capacity o f 750 About an acre is to be fenced in, the the county were here opened and read 4 gallons of water per minute, a 85 gal­ remaining four acres will be a tennis as followa: ' cost less in the end. . Good lon chemical tank, with a body car­ court, a.' basket ball ground and a Bid o f R. H. Griffin, for one ltt-ton rying capacity o f 1,200 feet o f stand­ baseball diamond. A woodland upon clothes always have and al­ ard fire hose. This piece o f apparat­ the right o f the school will be mado Federal truck for the sum o f $3,000.00 ways will prove the most us is very much needed from the fact Into a park with swinge, merry-go- and Model T. Indiana, also bid fo r one 1-ton Federal truck fo r the sum o f that Sanford has a four story build­ ’rounds and othef childrens’ amuse­ economical. ing, the Valdez Hotel, and our pres­ ments. Benches and other seats will $2,285.00 and Model T. Indiana. Bid o f Coite W. HOI, Inc., for one ent water supply would be ineffective, also be constructed for the grown ltt-ton Republic truck for the sum but with this pumper water can be folks whero they may come and enjoy of $2,975.00 and Will allow $676.00 for taken from the present mains at do­ a. picnic. As soon as the yard fence Model T. Indiana; also bfd for one 1mestic pressure and this pumper will la completed, trees will bo set and ton Republic truck fo r the sqm o f supply two heavy streams with suffi­ flowers planted. Only the native $2,240.00 and will allow $566.00 for cient force to throw water over our plants will bo used, and each will be Model T. Indiana. .tallest buildings. . placed with the view of obtaining the Bid of Mack-International Motor By the addition o f this pumper the best effect. Magnolias, oaks, and oth­ Truck Corp., for one ltt-to n Mack city can have an unlimited supply of er Florida trees will be planted a truck $3,488.51, allowance for Model water from Lake Monroe and other good distance from the building, and T, Indiana, $600.00. Net price $2,­ sources of water supply that may be shrubbery and vines close about the 838.51, also bid for Dual-Reduction ‘ available. ’ ’ The Southcastcrn'Underwritors’ As­ house and near the fence. Unsightly Drive Mack truck lH -ton , net $3,­ sociation agreed to givo us a reduction objects, if there arc any, will be hid­ 433.91. Bid of William C. Thomas, for one in insurance of 5% per hundred on ail den away by beautiful vinos, but in insurance policies now in force or planting, wc shall try to follow Na­ ltt-totr Indiana -truck, for the sum o f E. A. Douglass ___ „.. . 75.00 Dr. J. T. Denton .................... 30.00 hereafter written after this pumping ture’s-. laws as closely as possible. $2,300.00, and will allow $500.00 for for one car o f metal culverts or vitri­ . * _ Geo. A . D eCottes_________ —. 60.00 Every child is expected to furnish at fied sewer pipe, Bizes from 12” to 24” , old Indiana. apparatus is Installed. This saving Total .40 Frank Harris - ........................ 75.00 Motion o f L. P. Hagan, seconded by bids to be received nt their nezt regu­ alone to policy holders will amount to least one plant, and Mr.- Jacobs; the H. C. Du Bose . .. .......... 40.00 lar meeting, November 8th, 1921. principal, has generously promised to O. P. Swope,and carried, the bid of over $4,000 per year on the present W. J. W ood b u ry --------- ---- --- 5090 County Guard Fond • Motion of C. W. Entzmingcr, sec­ Wm. C. Thomas, fon ono 1%-ton In­ contribute some fine fruit trees. Tho amount of insurance In force In San­ General F u n d ........... ........ -.$78.13 Geo. D. Barpard Stat. Co. — 118.6T ford, pot counting corporation Insur­ other teachers will, in like manner, diana truck ‘ chassis for the sum of onded by O. P. Swope and carried, a . r *-# i -- • ’ ‘ V A, B. V iiw s .... ..................,..... 6.65 committee composed o f Chairman 1 L. $2,300.00 as per bid, is hereby accept­ give fruij^rees and many plants of ance which Is carried by themselves. E. A. Douglass ......... .......... 1790 Road and Bridge Fund A. Brumlcy and Comr. L. P. Hagan • . ■ Wc feel confident ed. This piece of apparatus will cost the different kinds. and Supt. J. M. Wynn, nro hereby ap­ Wm. W o o d _______ ___ _______ $ 80.00 Haynes A R a t liff______ ___98.60 Tax Assessor A. Vaughan, here that wc are going to havo one o f the city $12,500.00 with payments distrib­ B. A llm a n __________________ 25.00 H. A W. B. Drew Co......... 5197 uted over a period of five years, one- most beautiful school grounds in tho presented tho three copies of tho Tax pointed to submit plans for the con­ 6.09, R. A. Goodspced ...----------— . 160.00 C. J. Marshall, M. D......’...... fifth to bo paid per annum, interest at country, nnd believe that it will not Books for the year, 1921, and the struction o f a permanent stockade at J. M. Wynn ...... ........ — ;.......308.16 36.001 F. L. Woodruff .................. the county farnl, at the next regular € per.cent, which is below the rate of be surpassed by any other rural county commissioners •proceeded to 620 Dixie Culvert and Metal Co. — 249.56 L. G. Strlngfellow ________ compare tho two couples with the or­ meeting o f this board. Interest bonds would sell at this time. school In the State. . 2.10 Albert Hall ---------------— 42.00 Sanford Novelty W ork s....... Engineer Fred T. Wilfiams, address­ iginal and same were found to bo cor­ Thin engine is the very latest cre­ A tract o f forty acres o f land 3530 E. ; A. Famcll ... ____ .23.50 T. J. Miller A Son ............... rect and the Tax Books for tho year ed tho board In reference to the pur­ ation in fire fighting equipment, and known ns the Post farm, but owned __________ 3580 it goes without saying that Sanford bp the heirs o f Miller, and Schndeyno, 1021, were accepted by this Board of chase of one car o f Tarvia, and on mo­ Robt. W. HuntA Co. ____ »__ * 16.10 A. Vaughan 1 . Seminole County Bank 67.50 ..... .......... 175.00 S. F. Doudney County Commissioners. tion of O. P. Swope, seconded by L; P. will bo placed in the class o f the most o f Stanford, Conn., has been'purchas­ 13.01 172.85 Mobley's Drug Store ... Georgo W. Knight, ct al., addressed Hagan, and carried, Engineer ' Wil­ Wight Tire C o . i—; progressive cities with reference to ed by J. B. I^iwson and William Roe, 4.05 Fargo Lumber Co. 64.81 Gillon A F r y ------ .......... * having an up-to-date fire department. o f Sanford. ' This tract adjoins the the Board In reference to the Osceola liams is instructed to order a car of W. ft. Hand ...1____________ 11.00 6.76 C.; M. Hand ____ ___— Tarvia, same to be paid for out of the # The City. Commission should be con­ C. E. Henry place on the south and road. 4229 E. A. D ouglass_____ __ ___'„ 102.00 Southern Utilities Co. 8am Younts and Geo. McLaughlin bond fund. ' gratulated in showing their interest in 6xtcnds to the Monroe road on tho 3080 Hnpp Bros. C o ...................... * 88.60 Southern Bell Tel. Co. Motion o f O. P. Swope, seconded by city nfTnirs by being on the alert to west. Tho- first tract of land from this appeared beforo the board, and re­ 60.45 Robt. W. Lord ....... ...... ...... 14.00 W. J. Woodbury ______ quested that the American Legion be L. P. Ilngan and carried, tho clerk of purehnsc this fire equipment, thus division wns bobght by S. T. Buchan? G929 ' Fred T. Williams .............. 05.50 M. D. Gatchel ----------allowed to use tho Court Room, on this board is instructed t o . draw n saving the taxpayers on their insur­ an, of St. Louis, four years ago. Tho 197 C. F. Harrison ------------------62.50 Western Union Tel, Co. November 11th, Armistice Day for a' warrant on the county guard fund, for ance rates, and at the same time pro­ deni wont through the J. E. Conley dance to bo given by the Legion, they the sum of $78.13 which is the balance Thrnsher & G am er...... ...... ... 10.50 21.76 L. P. McCullcr ____i___ tecting the city against conflagration, real estate office, Messrs. Lawson and agreeing to leave it in os good condi­ o f said fund, samo to bo mado pay­ J. D. Baggett. 2990 203.20 E. A. D ou glass---------which is sure to occur should one,of Roe are busy already cleaning up tion and on motion o f E. Curlett, sec­ able to the General fund, and the Hill Lumber Coi ....____-a __ 4.40 40.05 L. A, B rum loy-----------our wooden buildings in tho congested and getting ten acres in readiness for onded by O. P. Swope, and carried, the county guard fund to be abolished. * Mobley’s Drug 8 t o r e —i— 4.00 1.58 L. P. Hagan district becomo uncontrollable during farming this fall. (LOO 477.00 C. W. Entzmingcr-----above request o f the American Le­ Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by Stoncy A C o o k _____ _______ a fire. ^ • 7.40 ‘ The following young ladies and gion is granted. Wight Grocery Co. .—--------805.54 O., P. Swope — ----------L. P. Hagan and carried, Engineer 6.(0 gentlemen are attending high school 8.00 E. C u r le tt---------------- !. Motion of C. W. Entzmlngcr, sec­ Fred T. Williams is instructed to pre­ L. A. B ru m lcy----- -— - .___ 51.00 nt Sanford froip this place:. Misses onded by L. P. Hagan and carried, pare plans and specifications for the L. P. Hagan -------- -------- ----8.00 W. C. Williamson — Thelma Lnkc; Violet nnd Winnio Comr. E. Curlett, is authorized to re­ construction of the new hard surfaced C. W. Entzmlngcr .... ........... 8.00 $1,309.45 Swaggcrty, Ario Mann, Roberta pair tho road to Curryvillo .expendi­ roads In Special Road and Dridge Dis­ O. P. S w o p e ______________ _ 4.00 Total ___1-------------Wynne, Snrah Hutchens, Myrtle ture not to exceed $25.00,, also to trict No. 2, Seminole county, Florida. E. C u rlett______ !_____ ^___ 8.00 There being no further business Price, Laura Shelby, John Hutchens, have bridge at Mr. SheldonVfarm re­ W. C. Williamson ~ 75.00 board stands adjourned to meet gain Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by 77.49 at their next regular meeting he No­ Brown Stafford,-Walter Price, Roscoc paired, expenditure not to exceed $30, L. P. Hagan and carried, the clerk of The Texas Co. ___ 52.62 vember 8th, 1921. also to repair Fort Christmas road, this Hoard' is instructed to have the Ed. HlgginS, I n c .__ Robinson and Philip Miles. . Ball Hardware Co. ... 46.04 expenditure not to exceed -$25. Mini. J. W. Shelby and two daugh­ coping on tho court house painted two WILL MAIL ALL THE CARDS th* Joo H ick son ------v.... 40.66 ters, Misses Malllc and Laura Shelby, .Application to the State Board of coats o f paint, . The way they're grabbing BROUGHT TO HIM ON • Wm. C. Thomas __ Health, for the relief o f one George ...2,300.00 food we’re sending to Russia leads POST CARD DAY. • have arrived from Knoxville, Tenn., Mr. Roberts, Mr. Parrish and Mr. nnd with Mrs. Shelby’s son, Clinton, Wilson, was approved and signed .by Donaldson,' o f Brevard county ,apto the bell 1 that her greatest trouble T o ta l_______ this Board. e ..-$.$5,208.60 is stomach trouble. I,. II. Gibbs, o f the Sanford Foun­ have-gone to housekeeping In the J. pcared before the Board in reference ’ Notary public bond o f A. D. Shoe­ dry and Machine Co., is a live wire, E. Conley house. Mrs .Shelby has to the Gencva-Titusvilie road and maker, was approved by this Board. General Fond purchased a fnrm adjoining Marion Try a Herald Want-Ad today. and being a live wire, he recognizes bridge,. • . Douglass ------------------- $125.00 Firo arm bonds for the folowbig Shelby’s farm, the eldest son, on thfe the fact that Post Card Day is a good Reports of the several county offic­ named persons were approved and li­ thing for Florida.. He phoned the cast, nnd S. II. Buchanan’s place on ials were received, read and ordered cense ordered issued: R. L. Dann, J. Herald oOTlcc the other day and »*ld the north. A residence and other Im­ filed. provement* nr? expected to bo com­ F. Smith, A. D. Zachary and Joe Nc"Hi*? if Sanford would set aside II ros, Warrants paid during the month of special day In October, for Post Card pleted In tho spring. . September were ordered cancelled of t)r. J. T. Denton addressed the board Miss Bertha Clark has returned to Day, And the people would brine their In reference to a negro prisoner, now record, hor home in Georgia after visiting post cards to the Sanford Foundry and in the hospital with a broken leg. The following bills as audited by Machine Co., ofTice, he would mall Mr. and Mrs.- E. Stafford and family. Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by the clerk, and approved by this board, Mrs. Charles Henderson and son, them free of charge. Mr. Gibbs L. P. Hagan, and carried, SupL J. M. were ordered paid: Frederick, have returned to Tampa shows that his heart and his pocket Wynn, is hereby authorized to have Fine and Forfeitnre Fund. book arc in the right, place—for tho after visiting Mrs. Charlie Bell. the old Indiana truck, put in first Schello Maines ................. ....... f 60.00 Miss Antionetto Tarbcll spent sev­ city o f Sanford unselfishly—and If class condition, same to cost $250.00. W. C. William son------------------- 65.00 eral days with Mrs. L. B. Mann this more people would becomo interested Motion o f C. W. Entzmlngcr, sec­ let the chips fall where they may. IP O. L» West .....(..in. 1.00 in (his post card day and would agree week Mrs Mann has been slightly ill onded by L. P. Hagan and carried, you have been intending to build this F. R. Miller -------------- --------- 1.00 to send out at least ten cards aplcco but Is now improving much to the Comr. O. P. Swope Is hereby author­ Frank B ro w n -------—--------— 1.00 year don’ t let a ised to have road in Oviedo repaired. on that day, telling about Sanford, pleasure o f her many friends. Sam Stephens „ -------------------1.00 f e w pessimists Mrs. Daniel Talbott, o f the east there would be much good publicity Motion o f O. P. Swope, seconded by B. F. W h e e le r______________ 1.00 side, spent the week-end with Mrs. a a d calamity given this city for a nominal sum of EL Curlett, and carried, Comr. L. P. P. J. A lle n ___ \ * .. mo^ey. Now let the Chamber of Ben Lake. Hagan, is hereby authorised to have C. W. Brown . howlars a c a r e Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stafford, o f the approach to the Wekiwa bridge Commerce, the Rotary Club, the Kiy. B l e y -------rjrou away from ; t , , __ wanas Club the Woman’s Club and Tennessee, are expected here to visit clayed. T. C. Shupe a great opportunity. You never will have another chance to buy all the other clubs join in this move­ friends soon. , Motion o f L. P. Hagan, seconded by C. M. Famcll Mr. Georgo Cain has been confin­ lumber at 'present prices. Experts agree that rock bottom ment that is causing so much com­ E. Cutlett and carried, Comr. C. W. F. L. Crosby ________ ed to his home by Illness, but is now been reached. -Use youc own good judgment and start your ment in every city in Florida and has Entzmlngcr, Is hereby authorised to J. B. Jon^s ----- .----------Improving. • not yet caused a flutter In Sanford. have road leading west from Mr. Dal­ t . W. Entxpiinger-----building now. You will never «-cgret It. W e will g « a better A party o f young people gave a las plsco In Altamonte, to Spring A. Y. F u lle r________ __ lit— but our advica »• to buUd now. price for our lumber if you waitsurprise party to Mr. and Mrs. Chat. Lake, strawed. • J. E. Phipps' That knocking that an automoblllst Bell, Monday evening. A very enjoy­ hears Is also opportunity knocking.— Engineer Fred T. Williams here re­ C. M. Hand able evening was spent. fo r some garage man.—Burlington ported on the bids filed with this C. M. H a n d --------____ Messrs. Dan Talbott, Ben Lake and board for the purchase o f ono car o f C. M. H a n d _______ News. • • • Henry Miles spent a few days at the metal culverts, and on motion o f C. E. F. » ■■ ■ 1 On ■ . . W. Entzmlngcr, seconded by L. P. Ha- L. G. ■ tho road to normalcy, wo have b“ eh The stork visited the home o f Mrfl , and carrisd, all lost barrage, and Mrs. Lonnie Oglesby Baturdap ’ rejected, and the Clerk o f thla cuious. But we ’ U instructed to re-w for bids and loft a nice little girl. da— North Suits in. i CLOTHES GIBBS OFFERS TO MAIL POST CARDS FOR SANFORD l CO. HILL PRIC SERVICE ' yi • _ / *^ . y ‘- . (r. 4 1 : ■•■v:, • f i f e v • r» : - s a • • • ,■ ' • • �THE SANFORD WEEKL YHERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21,1921 WATER TRAFFIC LEAGUE MET AT LEESBURG Several Hundred W ere Present at Enthus­ iastic Meeting SANFORD WAS WELL REPRE­ SENTED A T ANOTHER IMPORT­ ANT MEETING OF LEAGUE VIRGINIA BURLEY N otables TU R K ISH The three greatest cigarette tobaccos, blending MILDNESS ■AROMA Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Campbell and Lheir two children, returned home Sunday evening after a pleasant two weeks vnention spent with relatives at Munice, lad. A. I..,, is the electricinn at the A. C. L., shops. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cramer and their two boys, Glen and Curtis, mov­ ed out from Sanford/ Monday, to their cotago in Grapevllle as their things have conte in from their old home near Nashville, Tenn. „ __ Tho bridge man is helping out his fnthcr in his agency for the Singer sowing machine, working for an Or­ lando firm. They hnvo recently pur­ chased a fine new delivery car. Mr. T. 0. Tyner bought a machine through Mrs. Westerdick returned homo Monday from Orlando, her husbnnd going down to get her nnd Mrs. Parkinson and granddaughter, Miss Helen, after eleven days spent at tho conference. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cramer al­ so attended for a few days. We nre so thankful for the needed rnins which came on Thursday and Friday. We think this is the first to nmount to anything since the middle o f August, making it the longest drought in tho twent-six years we have boen here. Unless God adds His blessings, man labors in vain. No doubt we needed to pnss under the Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lundquist and non, Raymond, with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Hodginn, Mr. nnd Mrs. August Swanson, Archie Swanson, Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist, and their lit­ tle ones, Mr. nnd Mrs. Foster ,nnd nlro a couple of cars o f friends from Pierson, Fin., spent ■Sunday on tho banks o f Lake Harney, where they ate their lunch for dinner nnd then drove on through Oviedo, then to Palm Springs, where the rest of tho day wns spent going in bathing nnd eating their picnic, supper. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Krcll are now living, 'in Windermere, where Fred expects to paek oranges this winter. Mrs. Mnloi’s sister and husband, have been here visiting nt their homo for some time. — Got your Scratch Pads from The Herald—by the pound— 15c. At a special meeting the Leesburg Chamber o f Commerco called for the purpose.of co-operating with the newiy organized Central Florida Water Traffic League,'a largo representation from their local organizations were present to hear discussed the plans the League had provided to assist the Merchants and Growers to ship the most economical way. A dinner wns served prior to the formal meeting which took place in the dining room of the Lake View Hotel. G. G. Ware, president of the Leesburg Chamber of Commerce, and also President of tho Leesburg Nation­ al Bank, presided ns chairman. ,S. J. Sligh, of Orlando, president of the Central Florida Water Trnlfic League wns the first spenker. He called the attention of the meeting to n, confer­ ence of shippers nnd rnitroad represen­ tatives to bo held in Jacksonville on October 27th for the purpose of secur­ ing a rate reduction on Florida per­ ishables. Prior to this meeting o f the 27th there will bo n special meeting of the shippers which has been called for C p. m., on the 2Clh. The meeting of the shippers will be for the purpose of presenting to the railroads specific facts showing costs of production per ' acre of Florida produce, nnd secure nny other information of vnlue to present at the joint meeting of the shippers and rnilrond representatives on the 27th. Both of these meetings will be held in the Chamber of Com­ merce building, Jacksonville. On the morning of the 29th, Mr. Sligh stat­ ed, n representative from the Inter­ state Commerce Commission will Have n representative meet the shippers in Orlando to go over sundry problems effecting the shipper. This meeting will be held in the Orlando court house. Mr. Sligh briefly stated the purpose of tho visit to I#eeskurg nnd the general plans of the League. Col. Geo. W. Knight, vice-president of tho .League and president of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, went into lengthy detail explaining the ob­ jects nnd purposes for which the Lea­ gue was created. He stressed the co­ operation the League had already re­ ceived during its short existence nnd the wonderful possibilities it held for benefiting the shippers nnd merchants of Central Florida. Col. Knight told the Leesburg peo­ ple thnt it was the intention of the League, in nddition to educating indiv­ iduals and communities to the advan­ tages of water transportation, to main­ tain a department for the handling of claims for shortages anil over charges, nnd that it had been estimated the revenue to the I.ongue from this source alone would be considerable.. Members of thu League would be priv­ ileged to have elnims for shortages handled on n 10 per cont basis and overcharges on u 25 per cent basis, n c also stressed the necessity of securing greater tonnage for our inland water wnys, if federal appropriations are to he obtained for improvements. A. P. Connelly, of Snnford, in a very forceful manner, brought out the point thnt with the growth nnd devel­ opment of Florida's agricultural re­ sources that the railroads would be hard pressed to supply the necessary facilities for handling the volume of business this development presaged. He volunteered the suggestion, made to him some years ngo by a citrus grower, that tho time would arrivewhen it would be necessnry to pur­ chase a fleet of ships to operate to every navigable port in the world in order to create new markets for the consumption o f the enormous produc­ tion of the peninsula Btnte. This oper­ ation would require n large financial outlay which should be raised by as­ sessing every grower so much per tree. Mr. Connelly nlso stressed the import­ ance of developing our tonnagu via the water ahd ns n Natural consequence a physical development through federal aid would, bo accelerated. L. S. Scroble, of the Clyde Lino, program were Mr. Futch, o f LcesLoeaburg, Mr. Burton, o f Leesburg, Mr. Tarpley, secretory of the League, Willis Powell, secretary of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce; J. G. Ball, Sanford, nnd Sec; ry Penrman of the Snnford Chnmber o f Commerce. At the conclusion of tne addresses, motion was passed by tho Leesburg Chamber of Commerco that three members from thst organization be elected ns directors ol the C m •*' Florida Water Tvnflfr League, and thnt the League be assured c f the support o f the :•» rshirts nnd grow is of Leesburg would ship fyy water whenever and wherever practical. Sanford merchants should secure membership in tho league at once and take advantages o f the facilities of* fered by the League's Traffic Depart­ ment for handling their claims. Dues in the League are $10 per year, and check shou'd be mailed to W, D,' TorpIcy, Orlando, together with application blanks which can be secured from the secretary o f the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. CATES’ BLOCK BIG ASSET TO BUSINESS HOUSES OF CITY; BE FINISHED SOON The Cates' Block on West First street and Oak avenue is one o f the finest of the'new buildings now going up ii\ Sanford. When finished it will contain four store rooms and eight apartments on the second floor. Store rooms and apartments will be strictly up-to-date and most modem In every detnil. J. J. Cates, the owner, is rushing the work to have it finished by the first of December although he has already moved Intel, two o f the store rooms but tho apartments will not be ready before thnt date. Store rooms and apnrtments will take enre of the great demand for business hous­ es and apnrtments in* Sanford and Mr. Cntcs is to be congratulated upon his progressive spirit in building such a fine structure and filling up one of the good business corneas with a real building. GULF STATE MARKET TOMATO * Gulf State Market pays better than any variety you have ever growth fo r the follow ing reasons: 1— 'The vines arc exceptionally robust, resulting in a heavy crop. 2— The vigor -of the plants results in unusual freedom from bliglpL 3— -The fruits are almost perfectly globe shaped. 4— The fruits on the same cluster mature well together and are o f uniform size. 5— The fruit colors a rich purplish pink clear to the stem after packiug. 6— Eurlicr tlinn nny other good purple tomato. AIRS. J. D. JINKINS ENTERTAINS THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY (Flam Saturday', Dally) In honor of her mother, Mrs. Per­ ry's Hllrd birthday, Mrs. J. D. J inkins entertained the Missionary Society of the Methodist church. Although it was mining quite a number braved the storm to honor Mrs. Perry, who has lived a long.life of usefulness not only in her own home, hut in the church and state. She lias always been a great missionary enthusiast. In a unique way'several told of their summer Trips whioh was’ inter­ spersed with a musical program. The society presented n Iienutiful bouquet to Mrs. Perry, who received it grac­ iously, after which Mrs. Jinkins serv­ ed delicious refreshments. You can’ t afford to miss the chance. If you try Gulf Stnle Market this or on part o f your acreage, next year you will go strong on it. Write us for seed to he Bent postpnid to your address at S2.00 per oz. I Address D. M. FERRY & CO., Detroit, Michigan P. S.— Our facilities for producing choice purebred seeds ate the best in America. BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES lizer without getting our NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OP MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, fnsrcl hides, Sprnyrrs, Poultry Supplies. Get August 1st, 1921 Price Lists. Now famishing "SIMON PUKE" and "GEM BRANDS'' CLYDE LINE EXCURSIONISTS TAKE IN SANFORD IIY AUTO The last of the summer excursion trips of the Clyde Line Steamship Company was made this week and on Wednesday the trippers visited San­ ford on the St. Johns river trip and were taken to Orlando nnd other points and then hark to DeLnnd Land­ ing where they caught the boat. They were all well pleased with all fhey saw of this part of the slate and one of them who had an "alligator voice" nla. Among the excursionists Were: E. A, Morrison, Georgia; D. W. Mur­ ray, Rocknwny, N. Y.; C. M. Miller, Boston; It. B. Fender, Jacksonville; J. J. Cruise, New York; Mr. nnd .Mrs. Albert W. Gtaw, Collingwood, N. Y.; W. H. Morgan, Camden, N. J.; H. C. Beck, New York; Alisao Naknnu, N. Y.pMiss Josephine Drescher, Jackson­ ville; Miss Madeline. Randall, New York; Joseph Bouguen, New York. L A R G E STOCK OF B A TT E R IE S A W uh poisons and toxins from system before patting food Into stomach. Wash yourself on the. inside before breakfast like you do on the outside. This is vastly most important because the skin pores do not absorb impuri­ ties into the blood, causing illness, while the bowel pores do. For every ounce o f food tnken into the stomnch, nearly an ounce of waste material must be carried out of the body, f this waste is not eliminated day by day it quickly ferments and generates poisons, gnses and toxins which nre absorbed or sucked Into the blood stream, through the lymph ducts which should suck only nourishment, A splendid health measure is to drink, before breakfast each day, a glnss o f hot water with a tenspoonful of limestone phosphate ‘in it, which is a harmless way to wash these pois­ ons from tlie stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels; thus cleansing, sweeten­ ing and freshening the alimentary cnnnl before eating more food. n A quarter pound o f limestone phos­ phate costs but very little at the drug store, but Is sufficient to make nnyonc an enthusiast on inside bathing. —Adv. HALLOWE’ EN DANCE A T THE PARISH HOUSE MONDAY NIGHT, OCT. 31 •The Men’s Club will hold a Hallo. We’en Dance at the Parish House on Hallowe’en night, Monday, October -31st. The Men’s Club are arranging a program thnt will be'a joy to tho hearts of those who attend and they 1will have n fine orchestra, rcfrcBhI meats, Hallowe’en favors, etc. The Hallowe'en dance will open tha season for the vnrious social affairs that will be held at the Parish House during the winter months. Everybody is invited E. O. P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZE R CO. JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA ARE YOU INSURED? IF N O T , SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS eral F ire Insurance Florida S an ford Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING V in attract right along nnd ,building Uon— lots are being I___„ ..sold _____..._______ . _ in this section is such as to gladden the heart of those who have the g o o * o f Sanford at heart. This is no idle talk-yl have weighed the statem ent and to say juBt what is my candid convictions would put it most too strong for the careful, conservative person tha person whose eyes are turned backward— The fellow who has VISION will agree with me now— the other Inter. WE SELL FOR LESS N ew Filling Station 5 “ Foot o f F irst S t ” 5 ■■■■■■■■*■■■■■■■■■■■£ to b®M P«ted. Other speakers on th e , by Bajl Hardware Co.—Adv, Watch the South East Corner of Page^y30^ For office supplies, stationery, etc., come to tha Herald office, �THE SANFORD WEEKL YH pledged Their Support T o Raise M oney for Roads MONEY TO BE RAISED FOR TIT USVILLE-GENEVA BRIDGE AND THE OSCEOLA ROAD trade 1 , territory lcrrtl°ry into quickc quicker communi­ cation with Sanford. The Trade Ex­ tension Committee, at the time of their visit to Osceola, assured thu peo­ ple of that section thnt the influence of the Sanford Chnmber o f Commerce would be expended In having a pass­ able road built between Osceola and Sanford. At the time a number of the Sanford merchants expressed themselves ns 1 being willing to defray a portion of any expensei necessary to put this road in shape, realizing that any amouht contributed for such a purpose would find its way back into the cash registers of the merchants in Sanford. The improvement of the Titusville road is almost of equal importance as the Osceola road, as it means the sav­ ing of a great many miles to and from the East Coast and will be the means of bringing a great many tour­ ists to Sanford by this route. It is admittedly unfortunate that lack of county funds makes necessary the raising of this money by popular subscription, but exigencies of this kind occur in every community. Live men mnkc live communities, and live communities have the happy faculty of successfully overcoming what are ap­ parently insurmountable obstacles. The Good Roads Committee is out to raise $1,500.00, Salesmen of phony stock raised $70,000.00 in the county lost year. The money raised will be ■pent under tho supervision of the county commissioners and the county engineer, The proposition ns submit­ ted to the business men of the county is endorsed by both the Sanford Cham­ ber of Commerce and the Commission­ ers of Seminole county. The entire amount should be raised in n week and work started immediately thereafter. At the regular weekly luncheon of the Board of Governors of the San­ ford Chamber of Commerce held Fri­ day in the Valde* Hotel, the mem­ bers of the Board unanimously voted to have the organization assume the responsibility and guarantee tho raislag, through popular subscription, of amount. necessary to assure the building o f that portion.of the Titusvillc-Gcneva road in Seminole county and also the road to Oaceola, generally known as the Bridgend road. ‘ The details of these projects had been worked out at an Informal meet­ ing of business men held the previous day. At this meeting it was brought out by one of the County Commission­ ers present, that there was not suffi­ cient money available in the County Road and Bridge Fund to proceed with Its part o f a joint program In which the Commissioners o f Seminole, Vo­ lusia and Brevard counties had agreed to spend in their respective counties whatever money was necessary to put this road .in good shape. Volusia coun­ ty hns guaranteed to build the bridge located at the head o f Lake Harney and for which purpose has appropri­ ated $3,000.00. After the many years of agitation on the part of Seminole county to improve this road, it is now squarely up to tho county commission­ ers to put. up this money or. witness tho project falling through. The same Is true of the road to Osceola, its im­ portance hns been admitted and our county commissioners hnve reached an agreement to accelerate tho. improve­ ment to this road. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rebinder, of Fort With this in mind it was suggested Meade was here a few days Inst thnt n fund be raised through popuweek on business. Inr subscription to bo UBed in conjunc­ Mrs. Claude Kaulerson nnd Mis/ tion with available funds in the hands of the County Commissioners which Clifford Proctor spent last Thursday wilt permit them to proceed with the in Sanford visiting , friends at tho work on the Titusville road, to which Gables'. Mr. Logan was <n -Sanford Friday they are committed, and also nssure the much needed relief to the people on business. Mrs. Kate Kiibe has been sick. Miss of Osceola. The final opinion o f those present Clnra Harrison taught sehqpl in her at tliis informal meeting, was to the pince during her absence. effect that the Chamber of Commerce, The Red Cross met last Friday at through ita organisation,. wnB beat the town hall with a good attendance. qualified to undertake the securing of Wade Raulersnn, of Okeechobee, is the necessary funds for the purposes here visiting friends, outlined. Accordingly, 4hd suggestion Mr.; and Mrs. Wm. Kilbc nnd Mr. as made at the informal meeting wna nnd Mrs. J. W. Flynt, Rpent Sunday formally ccflweycd to the Board of at Mt. Verd, visiting Mrs. Flynt's son, Governors, and, as previously assign­ Jack, who is in school there. • ed, unanimously agreed to. Mr. and Mrs. Izar Hnrt and Mr. The matter was referred to the nml Mrs, T. W. Prevntt visited Mr. GimmI Roads Committee of the Chnm­ nnd Mrs. E. H. Kiibe, Sunday « ber for execution. Speed being the essence o f this proposition, the mem­ bers of this committee held a meet-' ing immediately after the luncheon and tentative plans were drafted to raise this money. The committee will have their plans completed to permit them to start out the early part o f next week. The opportunity Is now .presented 1 tr> "iffsumate a pet project c/f the mer­ chants of Sanford in bringing a rich Muioari Lady Suffered Until Slit Tried Cardni.—Says “ Remit Was Surpriiinj.’*— Got Along Due, Became Normal and Healthy. Springfield Mo.—“lly back was ao wtak I could hardly stand up, and I would have bearing-down paint and wu not wall at any time,” ears Mrs. p. V. Williams, wifa of a well-known farmer on Route «, this place. "I a«Pt getUng headache* and having to I* to bed,” continue# Mra. Willlama describing the troubles from which •he obtained relief through the nee of MCardn! "propoe'd™ ^lUbgT{ t * or 'me! ***•»» atte^takLnjg some Cardul - . that I was Improving. The result sarpriMng. I felt Hk* a different person. 1 from weakness “ d weak back, and Wit all run-down. I did not rest weH at night, I was ao aerroue and cross. Mr husband said " ° u,d get me some Cardul, which J* It strengthened me . . . My **tor said j got along ft «wd healthy condition. ••T too much for it " Williams descrlbi BIncf th* ao »» "•Bee it hastnm helped RECITAL AT HIGH SCHOOL Supt. T. W. Lawton was a visitor to the school Thursday. A. Y. Fuller returned Thursday from Gainesville where he attended the citrus seminar. Mrs. J. H. Allen was a visitor in Sanford Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Long, of Ohio, are located in the Neimcycr cottage for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pounds were visitors in town Friday. Mr. Terry, of Columbus, Miss,, ar­ rived Thursday and is stopping with Mr. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis and littlo daughter arrived Friday to spend some time with Mrs. Lewis' mother, Mrs. Geo. Lewis. F. J Neimeyer was transacting bus­ iness in Sanford Friday, Mrs. II. R. Chapman and little sor la expected to arrive about the‘ 15th to spend several weeks with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel. Mrs. Florence Hudson, o f Orlando^ was up on Saturday giving her regu­ lar music lessons after a month’s vn- cation, Mrs. J. H. Allen and Claude HinchclIfT, and Larry Ford, spent the day Sunday at Coronado Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barlow, of Orlando, were tho guests o f Mr. and Mrs. George LcVigne, Sunday C. C. Hanner, of Orlando, was a visitor in town, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank ToplilT were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Full­ er and family Tuesday. Prince Albert’s a new note in the joys of rolling em T a lk in g about ro llin g your own cigarettes, w e'll te ll you r ig h t here that Prince Albert tobacco has ’ em &U lashed to the mast! And, fo r a fact, roll mg' up P rin ce Albert is mighty easy 1 P . A. is crim p cut and Y o u ’ ve got a handful-ofhappiness com ing your di« rqction when you pal it with P . A . and th e m akiri’ s papers I F o r P rin ce Albert Is not only delightful to your taste and pleasing in itsrefreshingarom a,butour exdusive patented process frees it from bite and parch! next instant you re puffing away t0 ^eat band P rin ce Albert is so good’ that it has led fou r men to smoke jim m y pipes where one was smoked before! It’ s the g r e a te s t o ld b u d d y smoke that ever found its way into a pipe or cigarette! P r i n t * A (bar# I# hU h >W7 fW into shape before ydu can New Abstract Co. Es­ tablished in Sanford— — Ready to Start Soon R. C. Ilurnsdale, of Orlando, hns ar­ rived in the city nnd will mnkc it his future home. He will be in charge of the business of the Nosh-Link Ab­ stract Corporation nnd will immediate­ ly go to work to compile the data for his abstract hooks from the county records in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, E. A. Douglass. This work tnkes much time and is necessary in order thnt a complete set of books enn be obtained for the records of tho county. The Nftsh-Link Abstract Company is a duly incorporated company, com­ posed of W. R. Link, George S. Nash nnd It. C. Iturnsdnle, all of them ex­ perienced men in the abstract busi­ ness. They now have a business of the same kind in Orange county nnd are well known to many people in this nnd ndjoining counties, Mr. Burnsdale will rent office space and’ become a pnrt of the business life of Sanford. Mention o f the company was made in the Herald nt the time o f the in­ corporation. Col. A. M. Thrasher, for many years a resident of Sanford, nnd a man who always had n great interest in' the schools, sends the following letter to Supt. Ijiwton thnt wns read to the high school scholars nt the opening of the schools: Paris France, Aug. 10, 1921. Hon. T. W> Lawton, Supt. of Education, Seminole Co. My Dear Sir: Being a citizen*of Sapford, and one who knew Sanford before she had j a school, I feel n lively Interest in her schools, nnd the school children of the dear old town. Her schools are tho pride of Snnford. Snnford ought to be proud of them. To show, in n small way, my inter­ est in the schools, I herewith send you my check for "thirty gold dollnra, which I offer ns n prize to be given to the student of the high school, clnss of 1021-22, who, nt the close of tho scholastic year, shall stand head of the class In scholarship. True, it is a small prize, but if it induces even one of the class to great­ er effort to achieve success, and to study just a little more, to win it, I The Business and Professional Wo­ men's Clubs will present Miss Avn Williams, tencher of expression in the Sanford high school, in a recital, on Monday evening, October 24, at tho high school. Miss Williams will give the come­ dy, ‘‘ Mice and Men,” by Madelino Ryley, in four acts. This Is a clever play of the day of 1786. The leading characters, a man over forty, belicving that the perfect wife musti be offer another prize of educated from a state of simplicity to the ideals of her husband.'He there­ head of the high school class of fore proceeds to impart his views to 1022-28. • ' . a girl fresh from school. The result If, notified, practically a year In ad­ is a clever comedy which Miss Wil­ vance, it will give the ambitious stu­ liams gives In full, furnishing a full dent ample time to prepare himself, evening of fine entertainment. or herself, In friendly rivalry with IUss Williams is a graduate of ihe their fellow members of the class, and Curry School of Expression o f Bos­ ^resolve to win/ I am quite euro you ton, and comes to us with the highest are proud of the great success, and recommendations. Don’t fall to see advancement, made by the schools this .-fine play. Tickets on sale at under, and during," your ndministrn. tlon. ,or «*la eTsnrwhar*. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 1 ,19i21 Cordially yours, A- M. THRASHER the national joy tmoke BIRTHDAY DINNER dancing were enjoyed until a late hour. "Theae Rata Wouldn't Eat My Best Elizabeth's guests were: Ruth Hen­ Grain,” Saya Fred Lamb. (From B itunlir'i DUIx) ry, Rebecca Stevens, Camilla Puleston, “ It's hard to keep rats out o f a Little Miss Elizabeth Whitner, the Pearl Robson, Georgin Mobley nnd feed store. Tried for years. A neigh­ bright young daughter of Mr. and Frank Chase. boring store sold me some RATMrs. B. F. Whitner, entertained ' n SNAP. It worked wondera. Gathered number of her young friends Wednes­ From the editor’s point of view, the Up dead rnts every morning. Bought day evening at a 0 o'cliwk dinner nt her home on Oak avenue, the occas­ real melancholy thing about these more RAT-SNAP. Haven't a rat now. ion being’ hcr 72th birthdny anniver­ days is thnt every, man nnd his broth­ They wouldn't eat my best grain-when er thinks his poem on Autumn should I threw RAT-SNAP around.” Three sary. The talde had ns its centerpiece, the be published. sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaran­ wonderful birthday cake topped wilh teed by Ball Hardware Co.— Adv.One renson Florida's future Is as­ twelve lighted tapers. The place cards were unique nnd added much to the sured is thnt the sunshine cannot be Seminole county will have a fa ir bottled up nnd taken nwny in a hip-' some, time in January. merriment of the evening. This .is a After dinner games, contests and pockckt. move in the right direction. M A R K $625 f . o. b. Detroit What Henry Ford Says About Machine Power Farming "In the tractor the farmer now has a machine in which is harnessed one of the most adaptable, efficient, economical sources o f power in the world— the internal combustion engine. "The tractor will multiply, the productive capacity of each individual farm worker from three to four times over. "It will put the farmer on a par with the city manufacturer. It will put his produce-producing factory— for that is what a farm ia— on to an efficient production basis. -“ It will enable each worker to earn sp much more that he can be paid more and still leave a greater profit for* the man who hires him: It will enable the farmer to work fewer hours in the day, giving him'more time to enjoy life. \ "I believe the tractor will make farmihg what it ought to be— the most pleasant, the most healthful, the most profitable business on earth /’ AUTHORIZED DEAL �tr THE SANFORD W EEKL YHERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21,1921 THESANFORDHERALD BEAUTIFY TUB ROADWAYS. titar In the get together meeting in Sanw w ford o f the Orlando and Sanford **** Chamber o f Commerce, Judge John M. Cheney, and I. W. Phiilippa, two m o f Orlando's greatest boosters, spoke about the plans for beautifying the = = Sanford-Orlnndo road. It was also the idea o f Judge Cheney to at some IJ* timo in the future, have a wide road from twenty to forty feet, and make It one of tho widest, one o f the best, and one o f tho most beautiful roadwaya in the State o f Florida, as it is now one Staferd D *U / H *n !d to feU isk e* t w y a lt e r a m (u n a p t S a a d i/) u i th o m s h lp eor- o f the busiest. The Timcs-Union has • n Uia In d ia * n ctio a . Odrarttotef rata* n u tho following good article about beau­ tiful highways: Florida is called “ the land of flow­ Fortlini AHrtilUinr llcpnirnuilvi ers." It Is a pretty name and sug­ SSOCIATIOK { THE AMI'RICAN PRE gestive o f fascinating dreams. The climate o f tho State is such that some kind o f flower may be found blooming at all times o f tho year and some of the single varieties in mind a Marcchal Neil rose vine that had blooms on it every month in the year except one. Wo should not claim such a pretty nnmo for our State without living up Sanford has just added another triple combination fire truck to her equipment, giving that town two of these powerful machines. Plant City is forced to get along with a flivver! — Plant City Courier. Yes, but look who we are! service. The government .Will oper­ ate tho mails— that much is certain regardless o f whether .th6 unions are working or not. The Democratic ad­ ministration was blamed fo r granting ail concessions to railroad men during the war and after. Wp shall now see how*, the Republican administration shall handlo a situation that is not under forced pressure ns the country/ was during war times. The adminiv tration has had ample time to investi\ gate the merits of the case from all nngles. It is serious, it Is difficult, it is stupendous and will probably govern the actions o f nil the laboring people in the United States in the fu­ ture. It will demonstrate whether la­ bor prpblcms can be arbitrated or not nnd whether the idea of striking is the right idea in settling disputes, it will settle many questions. May the right prevail and regardless of par­ tisanship, mny the country settle down to the prosperity that is ours, if nil this bickering and dickering could be stopped forever. The public, as usual, will probably I be the goat. “ All men.are my friends," says the hero of a current magazine story. Ask­ ed why, he ponders n moment, and an­ swers, "Because I’m theirs, I guess.” That's just as good philosophy for a nation n» for an Individual.— St. Au­ gustine Record. Every citizen of Sanford should get behind the congressmen and senators to mnke the improvements in the St*. Johns river that are needed, and the traffic figures will bring the bur­ den right up to Congress nnd there can be no equivocation. The Okeechobee News proposes that the judges in all bnby shows be made to poke their heeds through « hole in n canvass for the mothc ’ to throw bancbnlls at. Good idea. It would more than pay the expense of tho show— Tampa Tribune. Well, the petition nuisance has been nhated in Sanford nnd the election will come in December nnd then it will nil be over for some time to come. The petitions engendered more bad feel­ ing and were the greatest annoynnea that the city ever had fastened upon it. Here's hoping the petition plnn for nomination j*f city officers will 1»> abandoned. Notice of Application for Tax ilced Under'Section 575 of the Gen­ eral Statutes of the State of Florida Notice is hereby given that Geo. E. Hunter, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 30, dated the 2nd day of June, A. D. Hi 11>, has filed said certificate in pplication my office. for Tux Deed to issue in accordance with Inw. Said certificate embraces the following described property sit­ uated in Semigolc County, Florida, to* wit: Lots 123 and 124 Sanford Heights. The said land being assessed at the date of the issuance o f such certificate in the name of Unknown. Unless said certificate shall he re­ deemed acconling to law Tax Deed will issue thereon the 28th day of No­ vember, A. D. 1021. WITNESS my official ■ signature nnd seal this the ‘20th day of October, A. D: 1021. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, ' Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fin. They grow 'em big down in Plant City, judging from the size of the footbnll team sent here to bent 0. II. S. Inst Saturday. It will be noted that Chief Ed. Vestel hails from Plant City. He used to play center on the P. C. tfetm there about 15 years ago. — Orlando Sentinel. We thought he plnyed with them two weeks ago in Orlnndo. W.,rren Stone, head of the Brother­ hood of Locomotive Engineers says the government can stop the railroad strike by taking over tho railroads. Maybe the wish is father to the thought. Mnybe taking over the rail­ roads would he all right hut unless the government shows more business sense in the future than they have in the post w'e say, "Nay, nay, Pnuline." OUR FALL LASTS O N LY TW O MORE D A Y S From 10a.m Detailed Instructions in Use and Con­ struction of Tractor by Ford Expert^. Complete Line of Implements in Actual Use. Grist Mill, Wood Saw, Feed Grind­ er and other machines driven by Fordson Tractor. ' # LUNCH Every one who really appreciates EXCLUSIVENESS in their dress, the latest styles, and very moderate prices, should come as early as possible to our wonderful showing o f new Fall and Winter Apparel.’ It is a pleasure for us to show.you our line, whether you want to buy or not. Come in make yourself at home, "THE STORE WITH A PERSONALITY — * * * * * ';' - 214 E A S T F IR ST ST R E E T SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A SERVED AT 12 O’CLOCK �1 — r vi f _v--"r:— ------------------- ? - v~ ’ t THE SANFORD WEEKL YIIERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21,1921 XaealpU far BU Moathai ................. REPORT OP C O U N T Y F IN A N C E S Nbaa Making Balanra .......................................... . BEFORE NOVEMBER SECOND SAYS RAILWAY UNIONMEN unions nnd others of the remaining or­ Greatest Strike Ever ganisations which will walk out, has not yet been decided. According to Contemplated by the B. M. Jewell, president of the RailR a i l r o a d Men way Employes’ Department of the American Federation of Labor, that is one of tho questions to-be deter­ mined at the shop crafts meeting to complete their plans. "I do not understand that the train „irr R. U. EXECUTIVES W ILL service instructions allow for the Stand p a t a n d l e t w o r s t operation of a single train," Mr. Jew­ COME TO WORST ell said, in pointing out the brother­ hood clauses saying that employes (*r n» *»■•> had "identically the same right to re­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 17<— Offuse to perform service on a mall fid,] Washington's Interest In train as on a freight train. The public lit Impending national railway had better get its wnlking shoes on. gldie entered today on reaction It looks like an absolute tie up of ail j the i ill way executives and trains," he added. ' jthor leaders of the proposal o f Tho force permitted to remain on the public group o f railroad la* duty in past strikes, to protect prop­ her board of one feasible plan to erty, depended on tho circumstances prevent the tie up. In brief the o f the strike, Mr. Jewell said. Usual­ hoard proposed that the rallroada ly a small force was left on duty Immediately put Into effect around shops to prevent deterioration freight reductions equivalent to o f equipment, he said, nnd a small vage reductions authorised last force was kept at union stations nnd Jiiy. That requests for further depots to guard against actual suffer­ wage decreases be withdrawn; ing on the part of stranded travelers. that employee* withdraw their “ The men allowed to rernnin at work strike order pending action o f the in our organizations," Mr. Jewell said hoard upon any request for furth“ will be decided on when we meet to «r wage reductions which the car­ complete the strike call plans. Wc riers subsequently might file. can't tell yet how many thnt will be, There was some expectation to­ but not mnny." day ol a statement from Postaiuter General Hays in reply to the announcement that mail trains would not be* given special consideration in case a strike de­ veloped. !]0 RAISE WAGES CLEVELAND, O., OcL 17—The find conference on the. plana for carrjing forward the general Tailroad slrike was begun here to­ day. Warren S. Stone, president of Ihr engineers conferring with vk^-p residents of that organisa­ tion «ho are to bo in- direct charge of the strike within their various district*. W. G. Lee, president of the trainmen, already vru on the job directing plana for the walkout of members of . that organisation. Three leaders of the other Dig Five Brotherhoods axe capccted to arrive during the day for a general conference of the Big Five leaders tomorrow. CLEVELAND, Oct. 18,—Chiefs «f the Big Five Brotherhoods convened here today for their Irat conference aince authoriza­ tion of the nation-wide railroad •trike in Chicago last Saturday. It was announced Hhc general plans for conducting the atrlke •odd fw discussed but whether any question of outstanding imporlancn presented Itself was'not ■tiled. . CLEVELAND, OcL . 18^-The scheduled meeting here today of the Rif, Five transportation brotherhoods was cancelled this morning when tho five executive* * ere requested by the Railroad Labor Board to meet with the Boord h Chicago Thursday, WarS. Slone, president of the en|inecrn, announced. . CHICAGO, Oct. • IB.—Telegrams sntnmoning tho chiefs o f the big four r Iborhtiotls nnd switchmen's unions coniTerence with tho United States r hoard in an endeavor to foroI nctur.l walkout on the nations Imada, were dispatched to labor ***dm today. A conference-is call-' °r two o’clock Thursday afternoon * e labor board headquarters here. . 1 m<™l>cnt of the board Is In the V y cxccPt tho public group, which 5 been in conference with President »n ing nnd the Interstate Commerce ^m ission in Washington. Public m," rs reached Chciago late today. ° oiRlise of what the conference u '1 discuss is announced, but it was a new proposal would be pren ed to the labor men in an effort “ Prevent actual walkout SENATE HEARS LABOR’S SIDE OF CONTROVERSY IN THE RAILROAD CRISIS THAT FACES THE COUNTRY. (By Tb* AaaoelaUd P riu t WASHINGTON, Oct. 17— Presenta­ tion of labor’s case in the Scnato In­ terstate commerce committee’s inves­ tigation of genernl railroad condi­ tions was begun Saturday by Frank J. Wnrne, statistician for the railroad brotherhoods. Charges were made by Mr. Wnrne thnt misleading nnd Incorrect figures regarding railroad operation receipts nnd net income hnd been presented' to the committee during recent months by the railway executives, he execu­ tives, he said, had submitted "statis­ tical fnllncies.” A mass of information nnd detailed charts designed to prove inaccuracies in the executives' figures were pre­ sented by the witness, who denied thnt the railroads had suffered heavy loss­ es from government control nnd said their revenues during the war were the largest in history. Mr. Warne declared thnt to secure rate increases from the Interstate Commerce Commission, thp railroads hnd spent excessive amounts for main­ tenance without necessity and thnt the "Innd grant" railroads profited doubly during the war control period by re­ ceiving rates without any reduction for their Innd grants from the govemment. In recent years, Mr. Wnrne stated, railroads hnd made large expenditures for permanent improvement, pnying for them out of operating revenues nnd charging them ns expenses of op­ eration. He also charged thnt roods had manipulated maintenance Ac­ counts so ns to affect favorably or adversely their net operating revenue and income results. These were .de­ pressed arbitrarily, he said, during periods when the carriers were seek­ ing rate increases beforo the 1. C. C. Mr. Warne will continue his testi­ mony this week. A. C. L. MEN WILL BE OUT > NOVEMBER 2ND OBLONG TO SECOND GROUP IN PROGRESSIVE STRIKE ORDER CHICAGO, OcL 17.—The Atlantic Coast Lfhe is among the railroads of the second group included in'the pro­ gressive strike order. Employees of tho second group walk out at 6 a. in. November 1. Other roads in tho group include the Now Haven; entire nwrnt ^'"’ ^ h o o d s in explanations to Frisco System; Louisville nnd Nash­ ville; Erie; entire Santa Fc system; ton not *P«c Wr what skeleLehigh Valley; Nashville, Chattanoo«ter .*r' rc’ ** any< wnB 10 remain in 'g v ° n ? ftcr Ibo last man walks n and St. Louis and several other small roads. The entire Burlington 'f b° r 2n<1 Under lhc Hit of Uys- ..am memb«u'sl" number two ttystem; New York Central and Balti­ more and Ohio are’ scheduled for a *Vayfr; l ‘ men 00 alrlkc W,)l ke*P walkout at 0-a. m. Novcmkpr 3rd along w p t s J k c o m p a n y 'J «tsin *)•» ?Cn. ** urj devignateH car- with several smaller lines. The bal­ itr of »».**to ** Pflrf°rmed by author- ance of the country's railroads in the fourth group are to go out November lie 0rKaniz* u °n« M ^ ‘ ent to which tho’ (hop crafts'j 6 th. Ch ica g o , oct. 17 , Absolute ces« b o n o f tr a in acrvice, with a mini• fo rc e on!y sufficient to guard nr , " fir° nn<i *Litnage,to railroad on tlu*y in shops and depots * indicated by the drastic regula “1 °n» Issued « *by the railroad brother' r- connection with their strike ottunay, Dlabare*manta far Sin Mr*that ......... SEM IN OLE CO U N T Y Depoaltory Rilanra, March Slat. For the Period Ending: March 31st, 1921 r n i* v T v f? I,.U*Mnr t*P0Tl of ,w '* * lp « * »»<I dlaburramml* of the Count, fund* of BRMtNOI. v l th* prrlos] * tiding kUrcfa 3 U t. 102!, with the MUorra am) amount of warranta notof «•» •»*•*!* and. UaUIUlra, an.1 th* vatu* or Count, property. other It* ., J1™ 1 of ,b * “ W SumlnoU Count, •• reported on the 3U t day of Marrh. 1811, b , tb* “ “ v " ' T " 1.' / t^mmleetoner* end the Clerk of the Circuit Court !• hereb, publUhed under the prorl.lun. o l Chepter M is, Art* of 1810. U » of riotlde. r.RNEST AMOS, Comptroller. GENERAL FU N D tVprallory tlatinr*. October lal, 1820 ...................................................................... | Oulatandlqg H arrant*. October 1*1, UOO ................................... ................... 2,018.52 22.40 N#l BaUne*. October 1*1, Iftart Barajpt* far Sti Meath*! .................................................... *................ I'rom— Tai Oallfftor, T i m . T i l 0»Hwtof, M c fiu n * * * * * ♦ * * * ,...* „ , T t t Col Ire I„r. T u n and U rn w n .........................! I .'! ! | ]* " t omptroUrr, Redtmplloiu . ,. •11(1111 (-omptrohrr. Urente* ................ B»ak. Intrtrtt ............................. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. ' V.' ” '.” ' V.V.' Fla* and t’orfrlture Innd, Traaafer C1*rk. QaiUncalloa r«v» ........................................... ci*rk. woodm ff * w i u i . m - 6 n i i : : L. A. Ilromlrj. R a l« ..................................................................! ” ! ! ! ! ! W - O . Wltiumaon, Brcrlpl* Poor Tarm ..................... V . 1 !I . . . . . . . W . C. WllllaBuoo. Oranfr* .................................................... ...................... 1.604.12 1.580.44 Nat IUlance. October let, 1820 ..................................................................................... Raoalpla far Bli Men the: Procn— T » l Collector, T a ir a ................................................................................................... 1.6*6.44 Making llalanr* .................................. .................................... .......................... Dlabnraamaala far Sla Monika: Engineering .................................................................................................................... Cleaning DttctM ...................................................... ................................................... a.rf6.TB 1.000.00 4.HH.20 MO,00 soo.oo i, , . Nat Ralance, October tat, 1030 ........... .. Raralpta far 111 Month*: . 24 67 1,331.60 1.07LX1 . . . . . . *$ | 182 183,64 M lt M la t t t lt u a fi Making llalaacn .......................................... .. Siaknraac ante far Bln Mentha; Inter**! 1‘ ald on Rood* ................... .. engineering ................................................ <80.36 186.00 1XS3 U llM I fll 307.13 tiepraltoty Balanra, March 31*1. 1631 . . . 182.03 F U N D IN G R O A D BONDS, $450,000.00 F U N D 200.00 euu uv 100.00 Ralanr* In band* Rood Truateaa, October lal, 1820: Sinking ruml, October lit. 1830 ............... Rond fund, October lal, 1630 -TftX* *1 * » * 180.00 000.00 ............................... | 41.867.61 6* •■*-** — 4,017.84 pjjq 380.80 320.80 1P8.00 sn.so 223.88 .400.03 382.03 83.40 45,873.77 40,000.00 6,889,77 Oulatnndlng Honda ................... ......................................................... .. Nat Ralaara ............... ............................................................................ Raralpta far SU MenUta: Krom Tax I'mlleetpc and Comptroller, Tate* and Redemption* Rank, Interrat .......................................... ................ M llH I tllK lI t Making llalanr* ................................................................... DU bur** man U far Six Mentha; Cotlpnua DMtrlct No. 1 ...................7.................. ............. Funding Rond ....................................................................... Highway Rond .................................... ............. Kipenae Account ................................................................. 1,310.67 17.641.80 1.463.80 16,404.50 33.260.4S 4.823.50 6.552.50 S. 250.00 18.71 16,544.71 Leaving' llalanra ............................................... C r .-K m v Depoaltory U xlxnra............................. 1 . . . . 817.32 060.03 528.80 6.743.79 4.000.00 1.746.75 42,000.00 Net Ralance. March Mat. 1821 .......... Rond* Outatandlng, March 31*1. 1U21 ........................ llalanr* In band* Rood True Ice*. March Slat, 1621: Kinking Kund Caah, March Slat, 1631 Road Tund. March 3lal, 1821 ................................................................................. 36.727.81 4.017.84 43.746.75 H IG H W A Y BOND $300,000.00 F U N D 15.381.02 LUt <346,752.04 Nose llalanra In banda Rond Tnutaaa, October lal, 1830 ................................... Outatandlng Bond*, October lal, 1920 ................... .......................... ...................... .. 245,753.04 1,011.53 Nat Ralnnca. October lal, 1820 ..................................................................................... 13.00 RaralpU far Ola Meathai Krom 1,028.55 Bank, Intareal ................. ........................................ ................................................... 28.50 Making llalanr* .................................................................... ...................................... I.AM.OA Dlaburaamanta far Six Manlhx: Tt> Contractor*: ........................... .. ............................... 1,300.67 Tax QoUrclor, Taaaa ........................... .. 14,406.06 730.00 300.30 14,00 Net llalanr*,' March 3t*t, IPII *.............................................................................. Warrant* Otilitandlng. March 3|at. 1821 ....................................... ................. 1 TB0LS4 rnxn I 16,366.17 2.IB7.65 I.37S.SD Ifllloo B.M ip.50 K37.4S 371.67 5Q0.00 123.78 I IS 00 Mom itopuattory llalanr*, March > lit. 1021 ............................... ........................................ Depoaltory llalanr*, October lal, 1830 . . . Ontatandlng W a m n la . October let, 1639 550.81 10S.M leaving llalanr* .................................................................................. .............................. Df. — Duplicate Warrant No. 2337 larurd ................................................................. Depoaltory llalanr*. March 3l*t, IP2I . . . Depoaltory Balance. October lal, 1820 ......................... ............................................| Dutatan.llng WarrnnU. October tat, 183U ........................... .................................... F L O R ID A GROVES D R A IN A G E DISTRICT FUND 322.5a Maklnr Balance ............................... OtakurHntat. for Bl> Maatkl! ........................ ...................................................• S*l*r> of Clerk .o f It.* Olrrolt Court *t t'oaatr Auditor and <*l*rk lo o m / Conimtnloncn ..........'.................... ......................................... ...........f c*r ntroi and Mllcijr* of Oimmlaatonm ..................... .................................. ca r of HbarUf for .Utcndancr on* Count r Com ml a*l o o m ........................... Balartaa of Olkar Off Iran and Employ***: Oionly C-tlntc ................................................................................................................. A Horary fur County Com rota*lour ra .................................................................... Snprrtlaor of Itrgl.iraikm ...................................................................... ......... tounty l-hyalrlan ............................................. ...........................................i t ......... Cbonty B*mon*tratk*i Ayrnt .................................................................................. Rtpaln to Oeaaty BuUdlnfa: » W t IUiqh ............... ...................................... ............................................................. Jnlt ....................... „ ................................................... ............... Eipaaaaa of County »ulldin*i: J*nll»ra and Othrr AHrndanla Id»bt* VuaJ and Walar . . . . . . In,uranrr ...................................... » ?*«. 111 ( fit I IncMra tala ......................... ............................................................. Cara af County Peer: , Repair* and Addition* to I’ onr Itodara and f in n i K 11* litre Operation of t-oor llmjnr* and Karma ................... . Alkmanrr made to paujirr* ontatde of pr»ir booara and paid by warranta Coronar'a Inquaata: 1'rra of Officer*. Juror* and Wttnrabra .................................................. ............ Stationary and Printing: flrnrrai Htalloorry— Blink*, ate. ........................................................ . Record Hooka ......................... ......................................... ........................................ A d,rolling required by law and paid for by e o d n ly .............................. .. Commluloni paid to Off loam T a i Aaaeaaor ........................................................ ........................... ............... .............. T a , Collrctw ......................... .............................................. ............................ ............ I*1*!* ................... ........................ ................................................................ ................... Clerk Circuit Court. Iterordlna and OenrraL Coon W o rk ....................... ............ Iliprnara of Urnrral Rlac IIon ...................................................................................... Kipenae* of Grnarnl Klertlon ................................... ................ .................................... New Electltn Itnolha ....................................................................... '............................... Donation to Kalr .................................................................................................................. Refund Jeaaup Dralnac* Dlalrict .................................................. ........................ .. legal Srrtlrr* ................... .................................... .......................... ................................. 46.07 B L A C K H A M M O C K D R A IN A G E DISTRICT FUND 5. 7 (0 .ID 2,180 38 1,(475.05 40.75 700.25 1821 1.854.8* : tM m 347.606.63 Noll A Noll ....................................................................... ......................................I 52,458,51 F IN E A N D FO RFEITU RE FU N D Depnallnry, llalanr*. Dctuler lit. 1820 Ontatandlng Warranta. Ortider tat, IPW 8.KHM Net llalanr*, OcUibrr lal, Ip s o ................... Raralpta far Bit Month,: * SeBM.PO 00.70 R. 0 . Langxton ........... .................. ................. ...................... .. KnglneertAg ............................................ .................... ...................... .................... Kip*n*e Account ............... ..................................................................... .. rih« iini (’call* 120.22S.3S ...ia a a 12I.3S1.56 IWpraltory Ralanr*. March Mai. 1821 ASSETS A N D LIABILITIES I'rom— T i l CollM'lor, T «tr» . , 58.851.43 4.75282 162.50 . 2,022.40 a.osfl.io Maklftf Hal * nr# .......................................................... ..................................... .. Dliburtamanta for BIx Mcnthi; Cent of Criminal cullmi Bbrflff* tntl I^puilr*, H! 11a In Crlmlml Cu m ............ f (jofiiitbl#a, Gbat 11111* In ('iiinitial C*#ra ^ , I'ritinlf Jnitf*, Ctmt Hill* In ('rimIn 11 r«*M Jiiflle# of Hi# Pram, cV^i lllll* tn Olmlnal ('*•#• (YHintjf PfM enttnc AHona#/ ., Wllnpaa I 'm . , ! , . ......................................... ... . . ........ .. Court Blttnujtraiilifr In InaulTrnr/ ( > • « , . ................................ ............... .. Ollier KlIHftHN of Criminal |krn*rrtitloua .... fibwl ( r * ComidIaaloti on I’inMi. etc., Collect e>l Feedlm l1rUnuera ...................... ........................... ................ Trana|M»riatloa paid tut, ami htarhargr Honey [>al.l tu (oonljr (’onflcla Worked art Rihh] .. ,,, l > r of Juror In Olmlnal Caw*. Ccitiulj ntid Juatlce iv ir t Coorta Ha l*r/ of Jailer ........................... ................... ftalarj of Motor Oojt . . ............ , ..... Fund* Trkftafefrrd .......... ............. 0,7o7. no 14,001.01 R7H 10 1(17 M O 2H.(M 120 02 (!W(2 34 00 71 00 *380.00 150.110 Depoaltury llalanr*. March 31tl..-1821 9.405.32 ROAD F U N D Nrt Ralance, Ocl.dier tat, RCJt Raralpta foi Six Month*: From— Tax Onllertnr, Taira ............................................... ..............................•................... T a x Collector, - IJren w * .......... .......................... ...................... ...................... T u (kdlertiir. T ale* and I.teener* ............... ..................................................... (knnp Iroller, Rntruipllou* Fine and Kurfeltur* Kund. Refund State Rond IWpartrnenl, Refund . . 4 lo t 25 iuro * ; W arrant* Outatandlng fur Currant Kipenae* .. T l n i W arrant* Outatandlng ..................................... Florida Urovr* Drainage Dlatrlrt llonda ............. Krudnole County H ighw ay ami R efunding Ilnnd* Kenilnole County Highw ay A Refunding Rond* Kpeclat R oad'and llrldgu Dlatrlrt No. I Ilnnd* .. < Total $748,720.79 6.158.48 9,483.03 2.30 I ia H i Liabilities 01.00 07.71 6.000.(0 f $213,860.30 Total Available Aaaeta 132.411 300 00 03,3#i Nel Ralance. March 31*1, 1821 . . . . . . . . . . Warrant* Outatandlng, March Slat, 1821 R*|Hj*!inrr lu ia w v IK-t..|*r lal 1620 mttatandlng W arrant*. October tat, l:i2u Assets llalanra t'aah In Depoaltory ...................................................... .................... ................I 15,753.00 tlncollectevl Taiea, currant year ............................................................ ........................ 33,000.00 Ralanra faah lo ban>ta Ihuid T r u * te e * ............ .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163,127.SO 4.tCil 23 230.75 83.500.00 7,000.00 231.000. 00 300.000. 00 176.000. 00 v M Value o f County Property Court Houae ............. Pour Itoua* and Farm Kurnllur* and Ftxtura* Funllur* and Flilure* Furniture and Flilure* |!u«il M ifM iw fJ , TimU. IJtf Htork ................................................................................................... ♦ i i for for for fir . . . . I ................. - ......................................................... Court Ihmae ....................... ............................................. Jail ............ ................ .......................... ........ : .............. Iheir Ifou** ii JJ’12255 J3.000.IM 'anSn'nn B.noo no la0.MO.OO 1.000 00 1111,000.00 T oU l 5,021.97 163.50 rM 5,787.32 387.06 5.000,00 1.153.75 Making ItaUnc* .............. .. . ... ................................. DUbuia*mant* far Sla Month*: Bupartatandaara and Buparrltloa: 7rat ou Hvlarlr* of Road Hu|»*iinlfndrnl* and Ofcr.ccr* ------------ . . . . . rjsno l-ald t» County IVtaimlotoana for Road Inapwtbm Conitructlon and Malntananc* of Road* and Brtdgaa: 1.174.15 C.*ir of Material . t.ntu 42 Tool* and Machinery. Co*t apd Itrpalri . ... 805.15 1,1v* Htnck, Coal and far* and Feeding ......................... .................... 5,180 31 I*ald for free bailor, other than (Inard* ..................................... . . . . . . . 540.00 Kay of Conrlet Ouarila ......................................... .................................. ............ 861.83 feeding and Car* of fktnvlrl* on Road* ........................................................ 311220 Kerry man ....................................................... ................ ................ ■ 4,116.80 ' l-aytnenla on aeeontit of I1rl<l*ra Uullt by Cuolrart ........................... .. DUtrlbutiaa of Cotta by DlalrleU: lat. Dlatrlrl, <l,R50.7rt: 2nd Dlatrlrt, 87.6V5.»ai: 3nt Dtairlcl, $231.46; Ith Dlatrlrt, (1,71)3.13; Stb Dlatrlrt. $3,055 IP, I‘ *ld lo Iurtapofaled fttle* and Town*, onebalf collected....................... 4.801.21 Surveying ....................................... ............................ .......................... ................413,31 17.513 IU 22.131 41 Fertilizer Materials Castor Pomace M i I Hardwood Ashes 20.1881.13 N et lla la n r * . M a rA i 3 l * t , D12I .................. Warrant* Outatandlng. Marrh 3l*t, 1621 1,468.31 188.65 Ite p rw llo ry Italanee, M arch 21*1. 1821 . . . . i.fwi.at Ground T obacco Stems 111 BUILDING F U N D l>e|u>*ltory llalanr*. O elnW r lat. 1820 . . . . Oulalandlug W arrant*. Uclober lat. 1620 57.41 Non* K A IN IT — SH EEP M A N U R E - Nel Ralanr*. October lal, 1820 .......................................................................... ............ Rrretpta for Six Month*: From— Tax Collector, Tatra ......................................... .................... .................... Comptroller. Redeuipltop* ......................................... ...................... ................ 57.4! GOAT M ANURE 2,622.47 120.04 And Other Materials 2,751.51 Making llalanee ............... ............................................................ ................................... Diahuraamaat* far Six Man Ik*: Inlerrat on W arrant* ............................................... ............. .............................. .. 2,808361 812.10 Depoaltory llalanra. Marrh 3txl, 1821 ......... .......................................... .. 1.666,82 jttndd • T ■- * Our Prices Will Save You Money TICK E R A D IC A TIO N FU N D Dapoaltory Ralanra, Oetolwr 1*1. 1630 . . . Outatandlng Warrant*. Dclobrr lat, 1630 1,704.34 None Nat Ralanr*. Orlolwr 1*1. 1620 ........ ........... Raralpta far Six Month*: 1,704.54 fruiii—- Ta * IVIIertor. Tavev ........................... Contplrolter. Redamptlon* ........... ai lik*A **4 Dlaburaamanta far Six Mentha! Making Ralanra ............................................. .. inti real on Warranta 2,6Z2.4f 64.51 i~ fiTTiiWS " l i p Ml *• 2,IW6,t* PHONE 638 4.381.52. 136.10 ttM lll) 1*111414 Ji ; cj ♦ 4.256.12 Drpoaltory Italaoe*. Marrh 3l*t, ^fb2l . . . . . M C O U N T Y G U A R D FU N D i-» Depnattorr Ralanra, October lit, 10M) . . . Outatandlng' Warranta, October lat, 1820 . .4. . Nat llalanra, OctobaT lat. 1820 ........ .. Raralpta far SU Month*: ........................ Making lMlanra ............................................... Dlaburaamanta far Six Month* i .................. •iiiiiii •*in Depuaitary Ralanra. March Slat, 1821 . . . . P U B LIC ITY F U N D flfpoiltiff/ lislincf. October I i l t 1020 * ■ * * * ...* * . o«tstanUliLC W i m n U , O f l o t e ltt« 1030 , > . ( . . * .\ * ,*.*• f * I *| |||I I It |i , i Nat Balanra, October lat, 1630 a a f i i u i i i i K a* af■« • *#** * mmt * 78.13 Non* PIPE ORGAN CLUB 78 13 None initiated and Mrs. Rand Merriwether was unanimously elected. * A most delightful luncheon o f sandwiches, pickles, punch, cake and fruit was served by the hostess. The t}pxt meeting is to be held nt the home of Mrs. Arthur Johnson, 200 Laurel avenue.— Mr*. K. R. Murrell, ■ Tho Temple Pipe Organ Club held 78,13 its regular weeidy meeting at the •Non# home o f Mrs. Kent Rossi ter on Cel­ 79,13 ery avenue. Answer to roll call was by names of favorite authors. Mrs. Barnes pro■ . , .i sided in the absence o f the president, Jr.* 45.07 Non* Mrs. C. B. Ryan. Sen it With a Herald Want Ad. One new member, Mrs. Farrell, was 49.07 ' ttM 1 s (>■ jxms mmmmm * f'W . . .. •. . '.‘ f I* ■** J* r # =w_»*jr£ * • ~ ' ' n. I �«' <» •*mu - : J t*-**»’ h* -r - *• THE 8AWF0HD WEEKL YHEBALP, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, ■ ii ■ i OtlR SCHOOLS SHOW W fe A S E OVER LAST YEAR IP In response to thq Inquiry of many telpphono subscribers: “ What can I do to help my serv­ ice?” this advertisement is p-.tbliahea. • * . ' ■ r v t A V T ' *17 *** 1 *7*=?VXV* CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tell* Hew To Get Quick Relief from Heed-Cold*. II1* Splendid 1 la O t m lt C u t , l a r w U J*4UU1 CircaIt, U u 4 far S»mla*l* C*u»tjr, Florida.— la Ota—tty . ' r. n. Urarid*. CITATION Complainant, . l a Iba Ctiuult Gburt af tba #f Florida. f!( falfcfai, 0a**t7~U C^aaosry. ‘ ’ “W ' ru CITATION 8 . Pules tea. R. c . Dower Vrrn.ll* S. McIlriiU, D erm h n t,' Complainants, 104 Edw»rg TO VrrarlJ* 8. Madrid*. I’oriofnra D o t No. 110, vs. Ding ham too, T M s m m : Jam*# O'NellL e| , L . 11 apptartnc fraan an arrtdarit fllad la thta TO Js----- ’ raaaa (bat th* raatdaara of iba daf»odaat lilnatiamtun. Tran*****; that It la Iba baUaf under Jame# O’ N e i l l * ° U > t r of affiant ibat tba dafrodiat la over (w ta tj ooa yean of a«a ami that Ibara la no paraon Haggard, In ba atata of rlorMa iba aarrlraa o f a aobA. 8. Bp poena upon whom would bind tha aald dafend wife, Inter, d ee illlj11 ___________ a st: . w ife, Joeephtn***?: oT Therefore, you. Vcmrlla B. UeBrUe. are hereby required on tba Tib day of November. A . MOi 0. aortu® D. 1931. te appear lo tba bill of complaint filed penler, deceased, and j j nAm“ 4* acalnat yon In tble rtua*. otherwise a decree llleka, administrators of “ 4 J * proconfaaao wlU on aald date b* entered acalnat Mllrbell. deceaaed. ®*u *e *4 £ * • yon. sou* or parties claiming i It la further ordered that aald notlcn ba pub­ Interest In aad to (h* r X ^ i jE k w lished la the Sanford Weekly Herald, a news prepntT. altuau, lyUg .nd U ^W',,l* <2 * 5 paper published In Sanford, Seminole County •F o t Seminol# and Blau CkT Florida, foe four conseeutlee weeks. partlcuUrly described Vt l o l l i , ^ Witness my band and seal of tba abort atat Ueglanlng at tb# W „ t ad coort on this 23th day of September, A . D. of Section Tlilrty-on* ran -n J T ,* w its i u 1831. (IB). South o f l u n g . T h i r t y H i m * ? (BEAL) B. A. nOUOIJIM. thence Baal lo s e reel ™ M.rb r w L, . ' i . * ^ Clerk Circuit Court. Semi ante County. Fla ;k i / j THE SANFORD WEEKL YHERALD; FRIDAV, OCTOBER 21,1921 Dinner Dance at V a l­ dez W a s Great Success Big Crowd Attended I# RED CROSS NOTES -i In one minuto your clogged ostrils ALL THE CITY SCHOOLS MAKE will open, the air passages in your BIG GAINS IN TOTAL Report of the Home Service Secretary head will clear and you can breathe ATTENDANCE Covering the Three Sum­ freely. No more hawking, snuffling (From BiturtUy’a Dalle) mer Months i The Valdez Hotel scored another headache, dryness. No Snnford schools are showing a re­ blowing, success last night In the/ first dinner markable gain in attendance this year •truggllng for breath at night. Your Tho report of tho Homo Service dance of the season. In fact the din­ Build your own winter home and forget about and while all o f tho pupils have not cold o r catarrh will be gone. Secretary given below shows thnt ner dance really opened tho social sea­ enrolled and it la difficult to find out * Get a small bottle o f Ely's Cream high rents and mechanical meals. There are no more there has been nn annual nmount of son for Sanford and from eight till at this time just how many will be Balm from your druggist now. Ap­ convenient, satisfactory and economical homes than activity in this department of the Red twelve the merry diners alternately enrolled during the month o f October ply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic Since Bell invented Cross during the summer months. ate o f the choice viands or danced be­ a comparative statement o f the en­ healing cream In your nostrils. It Soldiers served, 57; county cases, the first telephone there tween the courses ns they pleased. The rollment this week with that of last penetrates through every air passage 14; letters sent, 393. dining room of tho hotel was beauti­ year Is most interesting: have been almost a hun­ o f the head, soothes the inflamed or A letter telling o f the coming nnd YOUR HOME IS WORTH PAINTING JOHN O. (.EON A nil V. * W ful in decorations of tissue paper and This year tho enrollment is as fol­ swollen mucous membrane and relief purpose of the Clean-up Squad wns Solicitor and of Counsel roe Complainant dred types of Bell Telephone designed to Remember how beautiful your home looked when palms nnd vines nnd the pnlm room T-Stp. lows: comes Instantly. sent to every soldier, in the county. As you first moved in— how fresh and dean it was? was also thrown open for tho dancers containing 30 u r r e # ;™ _ . High School, 210; Grammar School, combine strength, simplicity and utility. a result mnny speedy scttlefiients of It’s just'flne. Don’t stay stuffed up b tho Circuit Oourt, Bereath Judicial Circuit, la giving them plenty of room between aad far tha County of SemUele, “ Built Solid at the Pyramids** All in original beauty and freshness can be re344; primary schools, 479. claims against the government have with a cold or nasty catarrh—Relief Florid*.— la Chaaeary ggt , -ra-'tho tables and the whole of the palm itored easily and economically with Last year the enrollment was as comes so quickly.— Ajlv. been made. CITATION room floor. follows: . Your desk telephone has more than a The box of layettes, sweaters nnd They represent the strongest and most practical thence East 418.3 frit “ 7 , IS I Tho celebrated Stetson Univanity Complainant, Orant line, thence North 23 High school, 170; Grammar school, LAWSON BUILDING NEW HOME A. E. RJoblom. stockings made by tho women of San­ hundred parts and is built like a watch. rs. construction yet placed on the markcL Five orchestra furnished the music * 0.8 rn t . t b e ^ T g f r . ^ W 305; primary schools, 410. Dolly T . Rent, Jennie Dougherty, J. A. Mc­ t o r t to lb* Westerly line 0f th, h . i T*? ‘• U ford, Gencvn, nnd Chuluotn for the Donald. U . A . McDonald. George W . Link. um AUaatk OoooCuZ r.I^l4rU^ » ^ ] » nnd the evening was one continual Some o f its mechanism is as delicate as a These figures show a great increase Through our construction; department we will near East relief has been shipped to K. O. Painter FrrUllaer Co., a Florida Oar- Branch, thane# Northerly a h * / ' J. B. Lawson is building a beautiful Rilntr and round o f pleasure. The Valdez Hotel peralloa, and tba unknown bates, devisee#, a*in every department o f the schools bungalow on Park avenue between U## of aald right-of-way, 803 f i . watch. . Bush Dock, N. Y., for export. construct and complete your home, ready for your «Ignore, granites or olbers claiming celebrated for its social affairs nnd f*e< U, p o u t of t ^ i k 7 ' ' , ^ L ^ from the primary schols to the High Eleventh and Twelfth street*. The Dolly T . Pent. Jennie Dougherty. J. A . 61e- 140I.B $ , Tho chapter la indebted to the little Beginning at a point iT s h c h S , arrival in Florida, guaranteeing complete satisfaction for Its excellent cuisine reached tho top Donald, M. A. McDonald. Geo. W . Link, ##d I<olut of lat*r.metlna of iba v f ? ** •» School and the big enrollment the first bungalow will be o f tho airplane type t b t 1 v * y , illuatratc# th# value o f paint girls of the sewing class which the E. O. Painter reriltUer 0 0 ., a Florida Cor­ Banford Grant with th# w « t i t i ."* ? “ 5 with every detail. of its reputation last night in the h on aon y in th # h o n e . A i k u i for free week at the High School is • source of of bungalow with a coquina finish and poration. Defrndaata, *1. TOwnahlp 19. Booth o f l H U j , Unstinted effort on the part o f the com­ secretary nnd Mrs. Caulcy, n volun­ Tb: Dolly T . Deal, residence unknown, Jennie thence Baal 431.1 feet to Urn eL . , dinner dance. Every couno wan serv­ . c o p / « « I o d o r chart*. «• I much congratulation upon the part of will be up-to-date in every respect. H. Dougherty, residence unknown; J. A . McDon­ Banford Oran I. thence Baulk » U' . , W_ ll» teer hqlper, have been conducting this Write us for full information, catalogue and spe­ pany keeps your telephone equipment in ed with clock-like precision by a small residence unknown; M. A . McDonald, ree- •k® 4 tho Bast Una of lb* RaTfort1^ ! ! school officials and the patrons o f the T. Pace, o f the Sanford Contracting ald. summer out at Moore’s Station, for Idears unknown; Georg* W . Link, real cial plans, addressing Dept. Y-167. fc*L thence W est 390.8 f « t . N ^ fJ * army of waitresses and thoro were no condition for instant service. school and the public generally. It Co., is in charge o f the work which is unknown; tb* belt*, devisee*, gran tea*. the nice soft wnsh clothes which were feet to lb# point o f baglnaLny. delays or long waits between counos. (teas, or others claiming under Dolly T . Dent. oertted aa tb# North hajf af tV, _ • ** ± NO. I I — Os* *f lh* shows that the scholars are not quit­ added to tho layettes.. A "wash rng" scribed properly, to-wll; * * * « to-1 M a n , Attractive assurance enough that it will be done Jennie Dougherty, J. A . McDonald. M Paper hnts nnd balloons were among A C. Tuxbury Lumber Co. McDonald sod Georg. W . Link, aad h _ H*aa*a I# Our iteglaalng at tb* point or lnltmeeUm w . ting school in tho Eighth Grade as is hn indcspcnsible article and, it is a SANFORD, FLORIDA right in every particular. and aU other parties claiming any Interest the favors given to the guests to enliv­ C«UI*su*. w t Um of tb# Banford Orant Win, tL**-** One o f the ways in which you can help formerly but are seeking a higher ed­ Charleston, S. C. pity towels nnd soap could not have In and to tb* fallowing described land* situ­ L*f * 1 . TOwnahlp id J *E en the scene. . _____ ated In Seminole Oouoty, Florida, to-wlt: * ™ U > * « « Worth l l a g X i l . ^ ucation and from the high school they been ndded. Below is n copy of n let­ your service is by never leaving your tele­ U0 f t W o f Urn N W cue 13.83 chain*, thence Eaal 8 on ct*alM*f! T" I Will You Spend 65e on Rat-Snap to N#. I; — Mr. nnd Mrs. Campbell were nmong of tb* N W H of fltfK o f I I U . Bectlon B. Tbwnifnr . arc going to the colleges and making ter which shows thnt Seminole county **•* fbeac, Bo«4 m i* •hip SO § ., Rang# SO * . . run I w l f t ..' ■ 110 Save $1007 the dancers to see that everything rrooo W«ot along tb. Kaal. U n e ^ V ” ^ ! phone where it is liable to-be knocked to good records there that redound to the is still in the lend when it conics to do­ ft.. NEly along railroad right-of-way TSO f t ., N One 65c pkg. can kill 00 rata. Tho 30 f t . W 770 f t .; ami also beginning at tba N .14 was nil right nnd right up to tho min­ ing things up right: M .cm mo^L* acres, mor* or lea*, all lying J 5 S 2 teachings inculcated in the Sanfort the floor and damaged, and by never o f tb* NBM- or lb* 8 W U of tb# t t U , Sec­ ute and nftcr It was over tho guests averago rat will rob you o f $100 a cor. tion 0. Township 30 8 ., Rang* SO B-, run W "My Denr Miss Smith: schools. The rural schools are also showered them with congratulations leaving it near an open window where year in feed, chicks nnd property de­ « * ) ft.. S 603 H f t , E 304 ft.. N 800 ft., B 440 , 1} , * vS ^ l laF r n m ,b® • * « « . bin m "Thank you very much for your sending in a large quota o f Scholars ft., N 22114 ft ., and tba BEU of tb* N W |i Idalnt filed U tlda c o m ,h .i over the affair which was easily tho lb* 8 E 14 and tb* E ft of the N E H o f tb# claim m a t Internt In and to the ■ -* rain may put it out o f service. letter with shipping notice enclosed. to tho High School (his year and all struction: RAT-SNAP is deadly to of NW14 o f tbo HE14, and beginning 40 rods ■ and ab o n deMrlbed. best thnt has been offered to the pub­ I nni perfectly delighted with splen­ the schools are starting off with tho rates. Cremates nftcr killing. Leaves 60 rods 8 of Ibo NW cur o t Iba N W H o f tbo Therefore, you, Jame* O’ Neill, ar* henw lic in Snnford in mnny years. Many Section 0, Township 20 B, Range B0 B ., qaUred to ba and appear before oor Ml d a L £ did box you have Just shipped to Bush brightest of prospects fo r one o f tho no smell. Comes In cakes. Rata will SKH. run W 120 rods. N 23 rods, E 40 rods, 8 10 *« »< > “«• la H.aforA.rS? out-of-town guests had reserved space Docks. It is really one of the best . ° o tha M day o f October, A. D. i m l J best years in the history o f the San­ pass up meat, grain, cheese to feast rods, E SO rod* lo tb* beginning. 2 .— Beginning 300 ft 8 of Iht N W cor •ben and there make answer to Ue kuiTe — sonic of them being detained on ac- "boxes we have ever had, nnd I am on RAT-SNAP. Three sizes, 36c, 65c, o f No. ford institutions o f learning. Ibt NBH of tbo B W U o f tb* B E * , Section complaint eihlblled agalnat you. otber^tl T m 1 $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball ■ Township 30 8 .. Rang* 30 B., run B 200 ft., decree pro coufoooo will be entered. the boards of Volusia nnd Brevnrd nro coliiit of the heavy rain which Contin­ proud—with you—of the work done by SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 83 degree#, B 1P0 ft., to R. R. right-of-way, And all other parties claiming tnr h a . County Commissioners Hardwares Co.— Adv. • ready to net. This bridge is ono of ued during most of the evening. the loyal women in your chnrtcr. I a 01 degree*, SO Min-, W along lb* N aid* of I,1® «n u d to tba property herHukew I aald All those present are hoping thnt well know just what such a box menns R. R. right-of-way to 8. line o f tba N B U drarrlbed. by, through or otnler any of or u* ■». the most important in tlfe link of new AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY of Three Counties Fin­ of tbo 8 W U of Iba HBU. W to lb* 8 W cor of herein named, or otberwlM rrqkhad I*I aald 10 acres, N 201 ft to tb* beginning. bo and apnear befoc oor aald VtrnliG*?,» roads thnt nre being built in the north­ the Campbells will give another one and I hope you wllf express my most tb* Court House In Hanford. Florida oa tMtal No. 9 .— Beginning at a point of lnlereaetlou ally Agree on Bridge eastern end of Seminole county nnd soon. The following excellent menu grateful thanks anti appreciation to of tb* E. 11oa of tha HW’ U of the RE St, Bee- day of Norember, A. I),' 1021, md «o «>• bill of computit a* 1 means the cutting o ff of mnny miles was served during the evening and nil those who had a pnrt in mnking the lion 0, Township 20 8. Rang* 80 B „ run with N .‘ ^.7 tilbliN ffiiRAt Mid onknow n part!** ciUrvkl lln* o f right-of-way of tba '8 . F. It. R., 8 01 1 / NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PAHTNEH81IIP garments. to the cross state trnvel from Kissim­ pronounced perfect: 1 degree*. 30 Mtn., W along aald right-of-way 183 a decree pro, confnso will ho entered all said unknow n parties. Oyster Cocktail Monte Carlo TAKE A GLASS- OF SALTS IF Nolle* la hereby *t»*n that th* copartnership ft.. N 2S degree*, 80 Min., W 100 ft.. ■ 210 It, mee and Orlnndo to Titusville nnd "While wt have rpceived mnny It la ordered that tbla notice I* rnhUAidkl S 3 ft. Consomme Celestinc Salted Almonds splendid garments in response to our heretofore citriln# between F. W . MAHONEY the Banford Herald, a newspaper pobUitsd k I YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLAD­ points south on the East const. No. 4 — Tlie EV4 of Ibe N E lt of the N W H of and HAItAH U. WALK till, Indlrldoaliy. aa * i » . flemtnolt County, once a week for eUkt wasteI Queen Olives Celery Ilcurts cutrli under lb* last W ill and Testament of the B W U . Section 0. Township 30 8 .. Rang* 80 aa to tb* known parly defendant, and camaI DER TROUBLES YOU. Upon tho return of the commission­ appeal for help, we arc still far from d r ou ch t c o m m i s s i o n e r s a n d CIIAIU.E3 B. W ALKER, and aa Kill derlsaa Fillet of Sole Normandie Pommes Jul­ reaching the quota thnt wns assigned week for twelve weeks as lo tk* on krow * w No. S.— NWVi of Iba N H of lot 3. Section 0, Ha# defendant. ers, Chniminn L. A. Brumley and O. under tba last W ill and Testament of CHARLES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Township 3J 8 .. Rang* 30 H. ienne W1TNKSH my band and Iba sea. of Ik* —u I P, Swope cnlled a meeting of citizens to us. Whenever It in possible I am No mnn or woman who eats meat R. W A L K E R , under lb* firm name of MAHON­ No- 0-— l-«t 4 of Bectlon D. Township 30 TOGETHER EY W A L K E R COMPANY, dot ns tallness at Range 30 B. Circuit Ooort. this 4th day of Aogtat, A. II }.ong Island Duckling, Gunvn Jelly, asking our good women to continue A u th o rized Sales E n gineers, Longwood, F la . regularly can make a mistake by Sanford, Florida, baa bean dlaaolrtd by mutual together in the First National Bank No. 7 .— Tba N W H of tba 8 W H (tea# BV4 of Tb* aald SARAH R. W ALKER bai Sngo Dressing (HEAL) E. a. DOUGLMB with the sewing. If you think you Iba N E H ). flection 0. Township 30 8 .. Rang* yesterday morning to explain About flushing the kidneys occasionally, snys ron**nt. The Seminole County Bonrtl of retired from aald firm and builneaa, but tba aald Clerk of th* Clrcelt Coat, 30 R. Snowflake Potatoes French Peas could- get more sewing done, I can ___ Seminole ( ouaty, rhta I n well-known authority. Meat forms business will ba continued by F. W . MAHONEY County Commissioners was invited to the attitude of the counties of Volusia No. 8.— Tb* fl 13 rda. of Ibe NBH of tb* under tba name and alylt of U A IIO N B T .W A L K ­ U EO. A. D eC O TTE B, Asparagus Mayonnaise BW U and tha R 13 rods of tba BW H of Iba send you some mnterinl I have on, uric acid which excites the kidneys nnd Brevnrd nnd Seminole. F. P. For­ ER COM PANY, and F. W . MAHONEY baa ased, something, needed here for many Solicitor and of Counsel for CocinDlmM. meet with the County Comhiissionors C onstruction Engineer* Sanford* F la . Neapolitan Ice Cream Petit Fours hand thnt wns donated, nnd which j * •uiped all the debts and obllcatlooa of tba late N W H ° f •!>* HEH. Section 0, Township SO 8, 31131c To Bring Out the N a t­ years. Range 30 E. ster was mnde chairman of the meet­ they become overworked from the «*P»fU»er»blp of Volusia ebunty and Brevard county o f M AHONEY-W ALKER COMCafe Noir No. .0 .— N54 of 8 H of lot 3, Section s . Town­ NOTICE . will make suits for little boys, nnd! Also a boulevard to be built on tho strain, get sluggish nnd fail to filter Thursday at DcLand regarding the ing nnd R. W. Penrmnn, secretary, ship 20 R. Range 30 K. ■ ural Beauty o f This Haled at Banford, 1'lorld*. tbla 101b day of Notice Is hereby glreti that the iv*N g| II appearing from the sworn bill of complaint some chrmises nnd night gowns for nnd Commissioner Swope explained . lake front from Pnrk .avenue to Pal­ the waste and poisons from the blood, Neptenitwr, A. D. 1021. tuilding of the bridge nt the hood of filed In Ibla ran** against you, that you bare or County Oommtssloaere In and for Seminal# (Wu-f C. E. ENTERTAINS FOR MISS F. W. MAHONEY. girlM. The need overseas is appall­ Part o f City the object of the meeting nnd gnve a claim some Interest In Ibe lands berelnaliOT* de- ly, Florhla, will rccrlrr bids at ti.rlr Mil na-l metto nvenue joining up with these then we get sick. Nearly all rheuma­ lake Ilnrney on the new Titusville HARAII It. WALKER. srrllwd, therefor*, you, Ibe said Dolly T . Dent, ular meeting to he held Tuesday N.ormtvr Rk I GREENE ingly grent. nnd if we are to save th« brief account of the finances of the two avenues with a White V’ uy and tism, headaches, liver trouble, ner­ T tic. road and on other matters. Jennie INxighrrty. J. A. McDonald, U . A. Mc­ IU2I, at 10 o’clock, a. m . to the (Viri liras ail Sanford, Fla., for one car of metal rulrertn t lives of the children, we must send beautified with palms and flowers and vousness, dizziness, sleeplessness nnd Node* of AppllcaUoa for Taa Dead Under Beo­ Donald, and George W . Link are hereby required vitrified aewvr pipe, altca from l r ’ ta !» “, The meeting was a most amicable ebunty in regard to the road nnd (Trom Saturday*# Dally) lo be and appear before our aald circuit court at tian 671, Oeneral Statute*, Laws lie te delivered In Hanford, I'D more garments. With all good wishes bridge fund and outlined a plan where­ shrubbery’ and made into one of the urinary disorders come from sluggish Ibe court bouse In Hanford, Florida, on Ibe one and mnttcra that have lain dor­ of Florida Thr Presbyterian C. K. entertained Hoard reserves lb* right lo reject tny w tl| 7th day of Norember. A. IV 1021, and then and hid*. Notice Is hereby gl»rn Ibat II. I). Daniel, norfor your chapter, nnd many thanks kidneys. by the bridge could be built nnd the most beautiful drives in this part o f mant for mnny years were resurrected most delightfully on Friday evening R E A L , rtiaeer of T a* Certificate No. SIS. dated Uie 3rd there make answer lo the bill of complaint egagain, I am, E A. DOUGLASS, road to Osceola could be built nt once I.IMIrd agalnat yt l, otherwise a decree pro con The moment you feel a dull ache in •l«7 ° f J»ne. A. H. 101S. ba* filed *tld cerllfland brought to light with the under- j in the Church I’nrlors in honor of Clerk Hoard iif i'i4infj Om AND PLACE WHERE VISITORS the city. The city commissioners, tho . c*te In my office, and hie m id* application for leaao will be entered agalnat you. "Yours for Roll Call, 8-3lc alunrra, Hemlnole County, f k l standing thnt Volusia nnd Brevnrd if the qioney could be raised by pri­ Miss Gladys Greene, whose marriage CAN ENJOY THE ADVANTAGES Woman's Club and other organizations tho kidneys or your back hurts or if t»« deed to laaue In tram lin e* with law. Raid And any and all other parlies claiming any right, title or Interest In and to Ibe lands here­ "OARQLINK D. CLUIS, certificate embraces the following desert tied vate subscription to supplement whnt the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of have agreed to lend their aid to the were now willing to do their part. Sev­ to Ernest Matthews, of Leesburg, will OF LAKE MONROE properly ilineted In Hemloote county, Florida inabove described under. I>y, and through Dolly In Circuit Court, 7th Judicial Citcult, "Director Volunteer Service." the road and bridge fund now con­ County, Fla.— la Chancery City Planning Committee nnd- this sediment, irregulnr of passage or at­ lo-w ll: N W q of BRq and W U of R f f u nf T. Dent. Jennie Dougherty, M. A. McDonald. J. eral months ago Seminole county take place soon. The rooms were dec­ SHW. Sec. 20, Twp. 31 8 .. Rang* 83 Bast. GO A. McDonald and Georgo W . Unk or otherwise, tained.. . . tended by n sensation of scalding, stop work will be finished in time for the agreed to give $500 toward the bridge BILL TO QUIET TITLE orated in greet., white nnd yellow, acres. The aald land b*lp# aaaeaaed at tb* are hereby required to be and appear before Few people in this city realize the our aald circuit court at the court house In It was decidedMo ask the Chnmber quantities of daisies and goldcnrod be­ advent of the winter visitors. Tho eating meat nnd get about four ounc­ dale of lhe laananre of surh certificate |n the Bsnford. *nd this will have to bo mot now thnt Carrl* W . Speer, Complainant. Plorlds. on the 3th dsr of December, scope o f the activities of the Chamber name of M. M. Smith. Ilnleaa aald eertlflcats of Commerce to take charge of the ing used. < ra. . . . boat basin is also in the province of es of Jnd Salts from any phnrmncy, •ball I* redeemed according lo law tai deed A. D. 1021, and then and Ihero make answrr . of Commerce in their constant efforts this committee nnd they hope to have tnke n tablcspoonful in n glass of will laaue thereon on lb* 21*1 day of October lo lie MU of complaint eihlblled against said Arthur J. Doyle, e t al. m fen-lanl. campaign for subscriptions nnd the ♦♦♦♦4”S ”M’+^+4>4'+,f* + 4 M T*+++++*t TO A L L I'EKSONH CLAIMIN'!) AST I NT As each guest entered, he wns giv­ A. IV 11121. unknown parties, otherwise a decree pro conBUT IN TIIE FOLLOWING ItSBCUBZEl fr«*o will 1# entered against said unknown parF l / i . i / l n Q ' f ubusi ncss n i t ’ll of every part of tho to mnke Sanford the biggest and best in the next twelve months a Inke water before breakfast and in n few Witness tny official algnalure and aeal ibla il en a yellow daisy with whieh to try his LAN D, to -w ll:— the liith day of September. A. IV 1021 I lOriuft bCOUt j ' Vtrtfiity ns well ns citizens generally fortune Inter. Punch was served dur­ It la ordrrnl that lids nolle* be putdlatied In I-ota 2 and i o t lllnrk I t . and lata 3 n 4 4 | city in South Centrnl Florida. The front that will not only be a thing of days your-kidneys will net fine. This K. A DOUGLASS, the Sanford Herald, a newapaper published In o f lllork 33, o f M rlhinvlltr. aa |-r plat rto ‘ For Wide-Awake Boys will be asked to subscribe something ing the evening lay Misses Mae Holly Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Caiunly. Florida, once a week for eight r<l In fla t llook I, page IJi. lt-niloola Ckastf | "ship by wati;r" campaign inaugurat­ beauty but will fill n long felt want in famous salts is made from the acid of DRUGGIST SAYS LADIES ARE Seminole County. FI* 35c Year (SI weeks as In Hi* known parties defendant, Records. for this fund of which only $1,500 is and Anna DuBose. A unique feature grapes nnd lemon juice, combined with Uy: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. and once a week for (write (12) week* as lo ed by the Sanford Chamber of Com­ making the lake front what it should USING RECIPE OF SAGE TBA IF YOU NEED A NEW You ar* hereby required and ordered le i WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher ; ; needed to tnke care of this work thnt of the entertainment wns a Hhndow (lie unknown parties defendant. p*ar before'our Circuit Court al lie Ural Bn merce is only one of the many big be— the most beautiful part of San­ lithin, nnd has been used for genera­ In the Circuit Court of tho Bovoatb Judicial Clr- Witness my hand and tba aeal of Ibo Circuit in . AND SULPHUR • 902 French Bemlnol* Connly, Florida, on tb* flnl 16 will mean so much to every part of piny entitled “ A Romantic Roninnce in • tions to flushvjind stimulate tho kid­ cult of Florida. In and for Bamlnola Coun­ Court on Ibla Hie 30th day of August. A . D. 1031, day In D***mb*r, 1921. lo answer lh* US af | stunts started and pulled off by the ford. ty,— In Chancery. , (AE AL) • B.’ A. DOUG LASS, tho county. The Chnmbcr of Com­ Five Reels," featuring Miss Greene complaint filed agalnat you. anj tie tela f neys, also to neutralize tho acids in The Lnkefront Improvement Co., live wire members of the board. Clerk of lb* Circuit Oourt. not. rise asm *'w ill b* taken aa coofrawA •# I Hair that loses its color and lustre merce nt the meeting of the board of ns the heroine nnd Mr. Matthews ns CITATION — •Seminole County, Fla. b* followed by final decree. urine bo it no longer causes irritation, who nre the owners of tho lake front Among the many constructive plans or when it fades, turns gray, dull nnd GEORGE O. HERRING. 11 I* farther ordered that Ills nolle* 6* t govemorn today nt noon took up this Llllyliel Haynes, Ikimplaluant, the hero. Tho parts were most clev­ Solicitor and Counsel for th* Complainant. LANDIS. FISH & HULL Haled In tb* Hanford Herald, a newapaper t of the Chnmbcr of Commerce is the property, have promised the uso o f thus ending bladder weakness. 3-131* mntter And the enmpnign will be erly taken by Miss'Snrn Wnrren East- lifeless is caused hy a lack of sul­ Haled In 8«udno!e County, Florida. e*e* « Jnd Salts is inexpensive nnd cannot the streets on the Inke front for this I'aul llaynra. Defendant. planning of a City Beautiful as well Buy the Best that Is made w eek for Iwslra w eeks. phur in the hnir. Our grandmother AttorneyH and Counsellora-it-Law started nt once. To I’aul llaynea. Residence Unknown: W llnraa my band and tha teal o f aald OMt erby nnd Victor Mcl.nulin. as a City Substantial and under tho grent work nnd will nssist tho move­ injure; mnkes a delightful efferves­ . II appearing from an affidavit filed lo Ibla In tb* Circuit Oourt of tb* Seventh Judicial Clr- A ugu made up n mixture of Snge Tea nnd DoLAND, FLORIDA .t 18. 1U31. The meeting yesterday cleared up cull of riorlda, lo and for (UmlneU Another feature of the program was (H EAL) B. A. DOUGLABA •jehnirmanship of Deane Turner the ment in every way. It means much cent lithin-tvnter drink which every­ eauae that you ar# a non resident of the Btate of County.— la Chancery Will practice in the State nnd Feder­ Florida, therefore, you I'aul llaynra. are ordered the threatening skies of discontent a fortune game, where each guest Sulphur to keep her lockH dnrk and Clerk llrra ll Ck#rt, “ City Planning Committee" has inau­ to their properly nnd they pro work­ one should take now and then to keep and required on the SUi day of Drrrmter, A. It. al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ nnd arguments thnt have been rife for beautiful and thousand)* of women S em in o le County, fit- | CITATION " ‘71- •" appear lo Ihe l-lll of rumplalnl rildt.lt found his fortune hidden in the pet­ nnd men who value that even color, DICKINSON « DICKINSON. . Mrlsch llra lly Company, a corporation. Com amining and Perfecting Land Titles. gurated a very ambitious program and ing hand in hand with the City Plan­ the kidneys clean and active nnd the ed agalnat you In (Id* rauae. Bollrllura for Complainant I "** I some time regarding the building of als of n huge yellow daisy. Next was plalM Bl* It la ordered that lids notice be published In one that will be carried out. It is ning Committee of the Chnmbcr of blood pure, thereby avoiding serious TB. • NOTICE or MASTED'S SALE tho Osceoln rond nnd the bridge nnd nn “ Automobile Romance" in which thnt beautiful dnrk shndg of hnir the Hanford Herald once a week for eight weeks W illiam A lfia m lr r llucbanan, kidney complications.—Adv. lel<|uM«lor, «( nothing more or less than the beauti­ Commerce to beautify the entire Inke WITNESS my band and Ibe seal of ,atd court Nolle* la barely siren that unjrt a»4 6f J •1. e tc., IW em lanta. other matters nnd the county commis­ the honoree nnd Mr. Mutthews were whieh is so nttarctive, use only this on tbla 3rd day of October, A. D. JB2I. . fying of the lake front—the prettiest front. To William Alciamler lluchanan. I-lijuMatof of virtu* of a final Uecre* of form -ur* a»* J»*7 old-time recipe. SCHELLE M AINES sioners and the Chnmbcr of Commerce the stars. K. -A. DOUGLASS, Florida I-and A ColonliatIon Company, Limit* enteral In Ibal certain caoae |*nJln* 16 l** ® MONDAY BRIDGE CLUB ENTER. .(SEAL) spot in the city—and the spot that has . I'lerk nf the Circuit Court cull Oourt of lh* fl*T*nth Juillrlal llrrall *f 0* Nowadays wo get this fnmous mix­ HP. a corporation of Knaland. and all former We also have the Clark Jewell Line o f will work hand in hand for'the better­ Seminole County, Florida TAINEI) * LAW YER • Ice cream nnd cake were served by ture improved by the addition of oth­ atockholdvra of tba rtorlda t*«nd A Colon la*, Slate of riorliis, In ami for flcmlnole •been badly neglected in the past. Tho FIVE PLEASANT CLERKS OEt). A. DeC’OTTKS. tlon Company. Llmltad. a corporation of R ut­ Chancery, wherein Georgia K. Granger l* 0* ment of the whole county nnd will put the social committee, including Mrs. er Ingredients by asking nt any drug ______ Solicitor and Counsel for DefendanL 8 Ole O W C * IN T H E COURT HOUSE IN CITY OF SANFORD committee in the report of tho chnirland, and to tba unknown davlaeaa. yranlaca complainant, an.l I»elU 61. Hrown. 6»4 4 - 0 GAS RANGES over the mnny improvements necdei Brownlee, Miss Gnyle Marshall^ Robt. (From Monday's Daily) or other claimant*, by, throuib or under tba llrown. Lilli* Tuuiblln Tjnrr atM W. C. T7»* t . NAMED LAST NIGHT ninn at the board of governors meet­ store for a bottle of "Wyeth's Snge NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEEDS Aral* Bits*belli Tumblln. Allc* May TumbBalk# aU>f# namr«l parttca. and to any and all other SANFORD - - FLORIDA in every part of the county. Mrs. II. B. Lewis was the charmUNDER 8ECT10N 178 OF THE OEN. Cobb nnd Pnul Dooley. * peraona or pertlea wbotnaocrer clalmlnc any George A. Tamllln ar* defendant*, enter** m ing yesterday gave out the informa­ nnd Sulphur Compound," which dnrkERALSTATU TES rl^Ut. title or Interest In am! to the follow­ Hi* flth day of October. A. D. 1931, hiK hostess Saturday afternoon, when # (Troro Monday's Daily) Miss Hcrmina Lehman sang two ens tho hnir so naturally, so evenly, tion that they wore to build a pavilion ing deacr|t*«| land, altuate. lying and being In# described real estate lying and t**1* ■*; Five of the most plcnsant clerks in she entertained tho members o f the Nolle* Is hereby gl«m Ibat: XV. R. Klmhrrll beautiful songs to the great enjoy­ thnt nobody can possibly tell It has lu Ihe County of Hemlnola and Rtata of Hor- Hanford, ftemlnol* County. Florida, will **<•*• FREE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL at the foot of Park avenue— a place purchaser of Ta* Certificate No. 3321. dated Ihe Ida. mom particularly described aa follows, at public outcry lo lh* hlglcal and M S j * Sanford were named Inst night by the Monday Bridge Club, at her home on 2nd ment o f all present. OPENS TONIGHT WITH for rash, t*for* Ilia Court IIm m Dm ta to-wlt: • day of Juno,’ A . D. IUM. Iiaa filed aald certi­ where tho visitors can rest and enjoy been applied. You just dampen n “ Smile nnd Fclolwship Longue" nnd Mngnolia avenue. • GEO. G. HERRING ficate In my office and lias made application for Beginning at a point \ U feet Rail o f a point ford, Florida, dor In# Hi* legal tour* a f j “ j* After some C. E. songs the party sponge or soft brush with it lind ■ CAPABLE INSTRUCTORS ' the Inke and a place where the people ta i deed lo laaoe In accordance with law. Said I1S.2 feet South of the Soothfast Intersection Ilia first Monday In Norember. A. I>. IWLJ'JT SANFOnD, FLORIDA Dr. George Ilyman named them before The rooms whore the card tables certificate embrace* tho follow lug drorrllird prop­ of tommerclal fltreet and llaml ATenue. aa In# lh* 7th day of aald month, towll: DJ* ^ closed with the C. E. benediction. landing in boats can bo accommodatAtlorney-at-Law draw this through your hnir, taking (1 ). o f lllork Blfht |8| of Tier Eight t W £ the regulnr services, reading the fol­ were arranged were effectively decor- erty situated In Ketnlnide County, Florida lo- ahown hy K. It. Traffonl'a map of Banford. cording to K. R. Trafford’a Map of IbaTwa The free vocational classes to be w ll: led 7 and S. Illk. C. Aul|n’a lit Add. to Florida, run thence South 101.2 feet to the one small strand nt n time. By morn­ No. 11 (Jarncr-WoodrufT Ruildin conducted by the Bonrd of Public In­ lowing letter: nted with baskets and vases of cut Oviedo. Tli* said land being aaaeaaed al Ibe dale .North line of First atreet, thence Raat along tha of Hanford. Florida, lo satisfy lb* dee"* * ing the gray hnir disappears; but, l*r*d In said cause. Term* of role: c**a. of III* Issuance o f such rertlflralr In lb* name of J}0* * ** r in } •U tdt. 1UH.2 feet, thence Dear Doctor Hyman: flowers. ’ RCIIELLE M A . N I ^ ^ W . L. I'alnirr, Aaane. North 101.2 feet. t!»ence W est 10B.2 feet to the SANFORD, FLA. struction will open tonight with strong whnt delights the ladies with Wyeth’s Also T a t Certificate No. 3321. dated the 2nd l*olnt of twglnnlng. We wish you to announce to the con­ Of exceptional interest was the instretors in charge. day of June, A. IV HMI, baa filed aald certifies!* Snge nnd Sulphur Compound is thnt,1 It appearing from the awom bill of com­ E. r. HOUSHOLDER. m gregation at the Baptist Temple tho game of bridge played during the a f­ In my office and baa made application for l i t plaint filed la this cats*# agalnat yon, that yon _________ Attorney for Oompll. Mr. A. II. Stone will conduct i lo Dso* In accordance with law. Said terll- hare or claim soma Interest In and to the lands besides beautifully darkening the' Consulting Chemist say* of the water: “ Of the many waters o f UI* *o4 et*NOTICE! findings of the judges in the Smile and ternoon, nnd high score was mado by deed Hrs«* embrace* the following described properly abora described, therefore, yon. th# said William Noll** la lieroby «lr*u Ibal lb* R”* ^ I course In Blueprint Reading, and Me HENRY M c L A U L I N hair nf er a few npplicnt ons, it also [ er regiona that I have analysed, I have found none superior la *11 good aaail situated hi Rewlnole County. Florida, lo-wll: tads Fellowship League. Alexander lluchanan. Liquidator of tba Florida ty Commlaalooera In and for Seminole ivaaw. Mrs. E. F. Housholdcr, who was chnnlcal Drawing for machinlste, 10. II. *hd 12. Illk O. Audu'a let Add. |u Drledo Land A Colonisation Company. Limited, a w l rings bnckjho gloss nnd lustre nnd t|e- lo that 0f the ’ Elder Water."— Phone 311-W. Office In Miller Balldlng I'lorbla, al tlwlr neat regular meeilag ' . OR forty years Sloan’s Liniment Our five Judges, which were dif­ nwnrdcd n beautiful vase. The aald land being aaaeaaed at the dale of Ibe port tlon o f Rngladl. are hereby required to bo held In Hanford, Florida, on Noremta* gives it an nppcnrancc of abundance. metal workers and men in the A. C. JEWELER laeuanc* of such certificate In lb* name of W has been the quickest relief for and appear be fora oar said Circuit Court at tbo at 10 o'clock a. m., will r*r*D* »••• ™ ‘ “ J J ferent from the judges in any other After the card game Mrs. Lewis L. ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO. Calmer, Aaenr. — Adv. Court House la Hanlon), riortd*. cm tb* an) day rhaa* of oo* car load of metal r»l»»rt^ * V | neuralgia, sciatica and rheuma­ L., shops. MY SPECIALTIES: L'nleea said rertlflra t* ahall be redeemed ac­ of October. A. IV 1021, and thru ami' there fled aewtr pip*, apeelflrallon may <» kadw announcement have had pleasure In served a tempting ico course. tism, tired muscles, lame backs, sprains cording lo law. ta t deed will Im u * thereon on tnak* answer lo lb* till of complaint *iblblt*d pllratlon at iba Clerk o f lh* llrrall Mr. Donnld Whitcomb, who will „ l Pickard's Hand-Painted China rendering the following decision. and strains, aches aad pains. Members o f the club enjoying this lb* IHtb day o f Norrmbrr, A. IV 1931. ■gainst you In tbla can**, otherwise # decree fire, al HanfotU, lh* board ream*# l»* I Post cards—local views— tc each at probably have chnrge of tho course in m m my offlrlaI algnalure and aeal Oils pro confcaeo will b* rntfrrd agalnat you |a (hta rejerl any or all bid*. Gorham's Sterling Silver Two noticeable features of the de­ delightful afternoon’s pleasure were: lb*WII Keep Sloan’s handy and apply freely, rwinfllO* 131 h day of Ocluhrr, A. IV 1031. (HEAL) E. A. D °U O l-*» . rao**; and all other peroon* or parties claiming the Herald office. Blueprint Reading nnd Architectural vnlhoul rubbing, at the first twinge. Rogers’ Pitted Ware cisions that a Father nnd Son are men­ Mrt. E. F. Housholder, Mrs. F. E. (SB A f-» B. A. DOt'GLAHH. •ny right, till* or lnt*r*«t la **d la lb* prop- 9-41* 1 Drawing for carpenters and others *.VT bT ? 'il? h0T* d*#*rib*d. by. Ihrougb or nnjar It eases and brings comfort surely a. .. ElRin and Waltham Watches tioned and n Mother and Son. Smiles Roumlllat, Mrs. A. I). Wallace, Mrs. n® n' f Ry: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. lh* aald William Alctander lluchanan. Uquld#NOTICE OF W LE and readily. You'll find it dean and in the building trades, Is out o f town, afocraald. or by. ibroagb or under say and fellowship must run in families. Claude Howard, Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Nolle* la h*rtb/ « !* * « that o o ir t a»4. noa-tkin-stainlng. . *♦4 f" " ' r r slockboldcru of lb* Florid# Land In tk* Circuit Oourt * f tk* B ****U Judicial Cir­ but will soon return. Announcement lo* of a derrea of focaekwnr* *“ !“ * « 5 3 Also* thnt tho first named below re­ Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mrs. C. L. A OolonUatloa Onmpaay, Llmllcd. • corporation cuit * f n*rida. In and far Bamb­ Sloan’s Liniment la pain’s enemy. out a f lh* rirrall Coort a f L g , 1 Parcel Post Your Cleaning: and of England, oc otherwise, ar* hereby roqalrcd qf his courses will bo mndo through oo la County.— In Ckanoery, ceived a unanimous vote from the five Britt, anil Mrs. D. D. Caldwell. ’ Cl rent I o t Florida, I# ’ *od for Ask your neighbor. °*. ‘ P g w •'•(or* oar said arcu ll Court . Dyeing to , la p ranat Ibartln pending *k*t,l* nw r u m*A I Here is a machine that is'bound to in­ those columns. J* ,bf Hooa* |o Banford. Florid*, o# tb# judges on the five most pleasant CITATION 70c, I I_A0. " 7th day o f November, A . D. 1921, aad than Aldridge (a m m pU lunt and ■At■oil druggist*—35c, * These classes' meet on two nights clerks in the city. Roan T . D. Kaaaroff. hU wlf*. T. Where There's a Baby on Farm Keep Realrlc* Dunbar, Complainant, crease your profits. Compact, easily * " d„ ' b« ’ ® * “ w* r ta tb* bill of compUlat . «■ M eihlblled against you In tbla. eauae, otberwlM ■ William Hotbomly, ar# dafaodaaJJjI v*. . ini a week for two hours each and will IDEAL FERTILIZERS" brings to the mind of the Florida growers not alono the . Tom Brotherson at McCullough's. Rat-Snap. for ##l# aad wilt n i l to tb* tlgt**' handled, yet substantially built, it <)♦«** pro eoafraao wlU ba m itr a l.' Joseph Dunbar. D*f*ndant. bidder for rash at th# fro#t do* ot ^0. II Is ralera! , h„ , hU ^ pabIutird c l bo open for enrollment tonight at Mrs. Harvard at Yowell’s. . best of plant food combinations but a thorough co-opcrntion on every point touching Rats arc on most fanns. Once they Tb Joseph Ihinbar. Raeldenr* Unknown: House in Hanford. Bemlnol* Connly, I * * p*. will do the work of mnny men and do II appearing from an iffldarlt HIikI In Ibla H>* Sanford Herald, a newapaper published In In# lb* 1***1 boor* o f aal*. «P«« . 'T r j wl# 7:30 at the high school building. All Hodson Rail nt Ball Hardware Co. get inside the house— look out. Rats their interests. eauae that you ar* a non resident of tb* Htatr Heml noI* County, one* a week for right weeks rember 7th. 1931. lb* »ame b*.ta* giaaEi ' b* known defendant. William A l*i.u d *r Owen Stenstrom at Cash Grocery. Florida, therefore, you. Jn**pb Dunbar, ar* J,1 men interested should be atthis place it better at less cost. day. tb# followIq# deaerlbed re*1 " ' * ' * ' kill infants— biting them is not un­ of llurhanan. Liquidator of tb* florid* I .and A ordered end required oai Ihe Stli dey of Decem­ You will find it thoroughly reliable; Bruce Anderson at Bower & RouColonlaallon Company. Limited, a corporation lying and bain* In Bemlnol* nt this time, for the size of classes .We offer SERVICE not only from our h</ne office nnd our experienced salesmen usual. Nursing bottles attract rats. ber. A. D. 102i. to appear to tb* bill of com of England, and one* a week for twelra weeks plaint (iblh lled agalnat you In tbla cans*. millat's. Tb* Eaal Qnarler (EV4) “f and as all moving parts are dust proof WUUIteh must bo limited. and branch managers, but Mr. Bayard F. Floyd will visit properties often enough * . w 7fwl.o1ilknown defendant. Break a cako o f RAT-SNAP and It la ordered that Ibla notice be published In Will quick)* b* r*U*r*d by Qnarlvr ( N W « ) • ' *b® ' - * ? * ! £ ? mr b,nJ tb* aeal of ibe aald Tho decision next week will bo as lb* Banford Herald one* a week for *lgbt It is hoped that evory ono expecting and run in oil, it will give many years IW riH ® arraH|Coort, cm ilia iba 41b day of Au#uat, A. (N EW ) o f Bectlon throw it around. It will surely rid you week*. throughout the year to enable careful oversight. • , , ' Main St. Jacksonville, FI*. to tako advantage o f tho course In Nineteen South (1» ■ ) . o t m *** to tho five most pleasant places of my bind and the seal of tbla court M L O M td Bait (81 B), gootalnln# to# (10) »«**• o f rata and mico. Three sites, 35c, 65c, onWITNESS » ' t E. A. DOUGLASS, — prepay parcel postage on returns Blueprint reading nnd Mechanical of service at low cost o f upkeop. Write thta 27th day o f Beptemtwr, A. D. 1131. business in the city; . . Clwk af tba Ctreult Coort, . . Let us all work together for bigger, better crops and greater profits. • * . (riKAL.) B. A . DOUGLASS. $1.26. Sold and guaranteed by Ball today for description, showing con­ SMILE AND FELLOWSHIP. • Cl«rk of tb* Circuit Ctourt. Drawing will bo present nnd enroll to­ Hardwaro Co.— Adv. ‘ ____ Bemlnol* County, y u . GEO. A. I » .c i^ ^ E B .• 8 ,,I“ “0 ,• 0 °“ ,X’ F,OCl<U' OCOROE O. HERRINO. I Q t »ETF0RD, PERRYMAN & GEO. A. DcCOTTBB, ' night, In orde rthat nil may begin the struction and attachments that may R. C. M A X W E L L , Manager Sanford Branch > . flollritn* far CtomplalnanL----------------- ^ •i-wi5*Udtor of Oommi tor Solicitor and of Ooonael fog Complainant Sel) It with a Harold Want Ad, be had with it. » WILKINSON work together, thus avoiding confua,[ T X T A DAILY IfXEAT.D W A N T AD. T-#t* ' Buy It with B Herald Wont Ad. HERALD ADS get result*. „ ? ; ' -* :■ ‘ %»1 ;\T V '11*• ^ :-1 “ ! 7- ' ion and aiding the instructor In plan­ ATTORNEYS.AT.LAW Manufacturers of IDEAL FERTILIZERS 1 P^ctice in *11 County, State and ning tho work. ’. . The Acme Cultivator Co. AGRICULTURAL BUILDING T. W. LAWTON, Or*. ■ Fed®r*l Court*. JACKSONVILLE. FLA. 1 guperintendent’ SALEM, OHIO * Nat. Bank Sanford, Fl*. »***n «»*’ »«♦ Help Protect Your Service Spend Your Winter in Florida '—At Cost Plus Comfort * 1; Go o l e d g e f e p R A O E CARTER LUMBER COMPANY TITUSVILLE BRIDGE QUESTION AND THE OSCEOLA ROADWAY HAVE BEEN SETTLED AT LAST QUIT MEAT WHEN KIDNEYS BOTHER Legal Advertisements CITY PLANNING COMMITTEE WILL BEAUTIFY LAKEFRONT, MAKE MANY IMPROVEMENTS meetingT hursdw ■ Ife Entzminger Bros. H. T. Pace Wl { Philip R. A ndrews ! TO BUILDPAVILION Real Estate Service i * »! FEW FOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J OIL COOK STOVE I - I • ]I .I ’ L 'l;v| ii 1 Vil The FLORENCE Automatic ; - . .1 i The B all Hardware Co. A C M E -J R . SLOAN’S RELIEVES NEURALGIC ACHES Power Cultivator a—c-w ELDER SPRINGS WATER F ■ t e V * OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE SERVICE ROGERS & JONES Animent French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers . ^ Hobson's I* J W ILSO N & TOOM ER F E R TIL IZE R CO M PAN Y r.._\ ' ~ j" ti j _ J -STB ____ — ______ r . _ r*i __ -. • t . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 21, 1921; <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/5f79bd7bdf4f5a3c3183a1993e45ea97.pdf 349b8a77bf4dda9534382465565663bc PDF Text Text • % v* k*,: ,»r ^ I r. * *•• •*r & 5E& • • , • • . / ■ • . * >*• IN TH E H EA R T OF T H E W O RLD’S G R E A T E ST V E G E T A B L E SEC TIO N SHERIFF HAND REPLIES TO AUBURNDALE SQUAWKERS SAYS WERE HUNTING HERE ¥ _n J n L eads State W ith “ Close Second J a c k s o n v ille NUM BER 9 SANFORD, FLORIDA, F R ID A Y, OCTOBER 14, 1921 VOLUME x m 4.1. i ARBUCKLE’S CASK th e i s u p in c o u r t AT SAN FRANCISCO. • • (By TU AM*claU4 frui) 8AN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.—The caaa of Arbuckle, charged with man­ slaughter, is on the calendar of tho Superior Court here today. Arbuckle left Los Angeles last night to appear. WAS SKVEN TIMBS AB^JREAT AS SAME MONTH LAST SUBMARINB R-6 , YEAR HAS. BEEN BROUGHT TO THE SURFACE. (9r r u iMMbM run) .. JACKSONVILLE, Oct. IS.— New (By TW I mmUM ru n ] construction authorised In 12 ol the LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13 —The Sub­ principal cities and towna o f Florida marine R-6, which sank in Sanpedro w f t i w " . 5 * j « . f c n « b t r 20. -IU. IhetoM “ u m c llt le . durin, th . flrtt nine °< « * » « ' h ,r ™ br» u*ht '« the auifaco last night. . norths of the current year was in ex­ ' c u o t $19^71,700, according to build*' fog statistics compiled by Tho Aaaodated Press from official records of ■unlcipal building*. Inspectors and eoramisaloners. Real estate, building material and financial interests here declare that an -Astimate o f approxi­ mately 140,000,000 worth o f new conitruction in Florida fo r tho 12 months IN LONDON TODAY AND.LOOKS of 1921, would not bo fa r from the LIKE PEACE. ‘ mark, as the 12 citlea reporting In September almost touched the $20,­ ■ (By n , AiMcUUa T n u ) 000,000 figure the first nine month* of • LONDON, O ct 13— Mombcrq of the year alonev. Throughout the atate tho British cabinet and. Sinn Fein new construction on a large scale has leaders conferring here tod*/, odbeen in progress since January 1 and joumed at pne-thirty this afternoon it ii regarded as certain that the 12 after a scssios of one hour and a half. places with almost $20,000,000 worth Arthur Griffith, Sinn Fein foreign of new building thys fa r do riot ac­ minister, and hend of tho Iriah dele­ count for half of the state's total. gation, wns aaked when the delegation Jacksonville again led the state was coming back. “ We are not com­ during September with permits ag­ ing back here,’’ ho replied, when he gregating $405,851 while Miami was added, “ wo arc coming back at 11 second with $407,600, S t. Petersburg o’clock tomorrow.” third with $386,685 and Tampa fourth jrith $366,531. For the first nine 005, and for. Seabreeze $13,000. Tha largest single project wns that months of the year, Miami held first place with a total o f $3,948,900. Jack­ undertaken by J. W. Cnmac o f Day­ sonville was second with $8,695,200 tona Beach, who is building a $76,000 and S t Petersburg third, less than threo story structure. On the ground $ 100,000 behind the runner-up, with floor will bo .an automobile sales and * total of $3,497,695. . Tampa’s total service garage. Within tho ell will $ ior the aqme period waa $3,17^,716 bo two stores. A modem hotel of 60 with the triple cities o f Daytona, Day­ roomB will compose tho two upper tona Ileach and Scabrcexo and Orlan­ floors of this building. Permits for do following with $1,480,000 and $1,- tho Triple Cities during the first nine monthB of the year wero in excess of $87,000 respectively. • _ Jacksonville's total for the first $1,430,000. Orlando’s total for September was Sine months of 1920 was only $2,712,­ 600, approximately $800,000 less than only $83,327, ns against $113,910 for September, 1920, but tho slight de­ for the samo period this year. crease cannot be taken as an indica­ Miami’s September record was al­ tion of a falling off In construction most $100,000 more than for the same month last year while the.total for for tho year. The 1921 nine months the first nine months was more than total is $1,387,650 as against $1,358,­ $800,000 in excess of the figure for 545 for the same period last year. the same period in, 1920. The total Several largo projects are in prospect •for the 12 months of 1920 was $4,656,- fo r the last throe months of this year, $65. The lnrgcst single permit last one of them a hotcl'to cost $1,000,000. month was for an apartment house to A ’ temporary-permit for this structure already hns been taken out but has cost $30,000, St. Petersburg, which with Jack- not been Included in the total permits ionville, Miami and Tampa, is one o f actually Issued, tho builders awaiting the four cities leading the state in the receipt of the first shipments of l building, showed a gain o f approxi­ steel for Its construction before ob­ mately $120,000 last month over the taining tho formal permit. The total «»roc month last year, permits In Sep­ o f permits issued during all of 1920 tember, 1920, totalling $285,860. Build­ was $1,841,712 and In. 1919, $633,367. ing for tho first nine months o f the The largest singlo project authorized year showed a remarkable Increaso In September was an apartment house •« over the same period last year, tha to cost $10,000! Lakeland’s September . permits figure - being '$3,472,806 os *g»inst $1,922,720 for 1920. During amounted to $79,105 and the total for the 12 months o f 1920 permits aggre­ tho first nine months of the year was gated only $2,801,000, or more than $879^6(1 Prospects for a boom in $600,000 less than for the first nine construction the last three months o f months of the current year. The the year are bright, one of the pro­ largest single permit last month waa jects Including the buildings for for construction of a atom building at Southom College, which will cost sev­ a cost of $20,000. Several large bulld- eral hundred thousand dollars. projects are contemplated before ’ Permits issued In DeLand during | * September aggregated approximately the ■end of the ' year. Tsmpa’s September permits were $56,000 and there Is every indication Wore than double those for the same that building during tho last three month last year, when the total waa months "of the year will be more brisk °°ly $150,786. The September figure than heretofore. It la estimated that J V $360,531, The total for the construction this year already has nine months o f 1921 lacked only •mounted to approximately $2,050,000. $2,000 of being $1,000,000 greater than The largest single project authorized for the same period last year while In September was a $30,000 brick ga* the ‘ ggregate for all o f 1920 waa only rage. St. Augustine’s permit* In Septem­ J2.M4.392 and for 1919, *1,202,534. The largest single project authorized ber involved almost (Jouble the amount u l month was a grammar school, to o f those Issued the same month last v°*t $74,000. . Commenting on the year, last month’s figure being $30,835 building situation in Tampa; the city as against $15,680 a year ago. The total for the .first nlne months o f this funding commissioner declared that fonitruction activities were “ booming” year was $180,195 as against $99,465 m all probability they w edd the first nine months o f 1920 while the total 'for all . of 1920 waa orfy continue indefinitely. ' ~ „ , 1 estimates on permits during $110,685, and for 1919, $85,780. The C* September in the Triple Cities, Day- largest single project authorized in f . 0^ 1 l^ytona Beach and Seabreeze, September was • residence to cost : ’ « n $180,160. Daytona Beach led the $6,600. It is expected that permits Is­ corporations with permits ag­ sued the last .threo months of theyeor , $133,056. The September will exceed fa value those Issued the •Ior the city o f Daytona was $34,­ first nine months as the Florida Eas ' • . BRITISH CABINET AND SINN FEIN ARE MEETING The writer la today In receipt o f a marked copy of the Tampa Tribune of October 10, 1921, presumably sent by one H. P. Walker, of Auburpdale, Fla., one o f a party o f twelve man and twenty dogs, who had invaded the confines of Seminole county on a pre­ tense of bear hunting; coming aa they did, all the way from Po!)c and other counties, to do ao. . However, the writer being a sub­ scriber of the Tampa Tribune, and a close reader of its columns, had read the article before and waa touched with a feeling of sorrow for Mr. Walker in his exhibition o f ignor­ ance in hla statement o f a dead law resurrected in order to frame up. The fact la that a law on tho statute hooka is never dead until repealed, and I have never heard of this law being re­ pealed The fact, of the matter la, Mr. Walker and his party o f twelve men and twenty dogs^ came from Polk and other counties to hunt, out o f hunting season, of course, as hp says. They might not have had any intention of^Blllng anything other tlian a bear, and I do not charge that they would, for I take them all to be gentlemen and good sports, but who la it that can control twelve him with twenty dogs in tho woods at one time, and keep them from disturbing other game, save a bear that they might by chance cross the trail o f? .The fact Is, some of the doge wefo running deer on that day, aa seen by Citizens of this county. That being true, I would liko to ask, were tho people Citizens of Semlnolo county, the Game Protective Association say nothing of the officers of the law, who are trying so hard to protect and save what little game there is left, treated with due consideration by the parties who were1hunting out of sea­ son, notwithstanding they did ftot •hoot a gun that we know of, but did violate the statute law by carrying repeating riflea without first haying obtained permits, and for this viola­ tion, seven o f them were arrested and brought before the court and fined by the county Judge, who was not Invited to Folk county to hunt with a prom­ ise o f should ha come with a repeat­ ing rifle, without having first obtain­ ing a permit, aa Mr. Walker stated in hla article In tha Tribune. I again aak Mr. Walker *with all due respect, does he think the citizens o f Semi­ nole couney were being treated right, when he, with others, came from other counties out o f hunting reason to turn loose a bunch o f dogs, and men with guns, on a pretense o f b e ir hunt­ ing, knowing that the dogs, at least, were bound to ' disturb other game, which they did do. ? Does he think for a moment, that twelve men with guns and twenty dogs, could go Into Polk county to hunt out of season and the party 'not be investigated by the of­ ficers o f the law, and under aueh cir­ cumstances that any law that came to their notice that waa being violat­ ed, would be overlooked by the.offi­ cers T I do not think.so; not John Logan and hla deputies, for they are not that kind o f officers. In conclusIn, would- ssy that the party was shown every courtesy and respect by the officers of thla county, and I Heve Mr. Walker will bear me out In this statement, /m d must admit they were violating the law for which they FUNERAL OF SENATOR KNOX WILL BE ARRANGED KANSAS. DISTRICT UNITED MINE WORKERS HAS BEEN SUSPENDED. Tl.i P hilander K n ox, P rom i­ nent R epublican Sen ­ ato r D ied Y esterd ay (By Dm imtUt-l Si m ) PITTSBURG, Kas., O ct 13— Tho Kansas district o f the United Mine Workers o f America has 'been sus­ pended by John L. Lewis, internation­ ____ al president, It was announced today. OF APOPLEXY AND DIED VERY Alexander Hoyt and all other district SUDDENLY AT WASH: officers waa summarilp relieved. • ... INGTON SUFFER®- STROKE >>l ’ ■ MANY ARE KILLED * ' (B y TBa I m n U M T n m ) WASHINGTON, Oct. 18— A rran ge IN RAILROAD WRECK * AT BAD AJOSE, SPAIN- merits for the funeral o f Senator ■ Knox, o f Pennsylvania, who died sud­ (By TV* IwnUtil T nm ) • denly lost night at his home here afBADAJOSE, Spain, O ct 1 3 - Many r a stroke o f apoplexy are .expected persons were killed or injured in a to be made today upon the arrival o f wreck o f a mall train near Merida. out-of-town members o f the family. Tha train was derailed bv a washout WASHINGTON, O ct 13— Philand­ er phase Knox, senator from Penn­ sylvania and secretary of state under President T oft, died suddenly at 3:80 |o’clock last evening at his home here. 1He waa stricken with paralysis after descendng the stairway on hla way to the dining room for dinner and passed away fifteen . minutes later ON LIMIATION' OF ARMAMENT without .regaining consciousness. Mrs. Knox and the senator's sec­ TO BE HELD AT WASH* retary, W. F. Martin, were near the • INGTON " . senator and hurried to his aid. Dr. (OMtlSMd oa Fax* Bill Samuel Adams was summoned Im­ LONDON, Oct. 18— Prime Minis­ mediately, but he found Mr. Knox ter Lloyd George is preparing to go to beyond medical aid. Washington to attend the Impending Senator Knox returned to Washing­ conference on limitations of arma­ ton •only last Monday night, from ments and Far Eastern questions and a trip to Europe with Mrs. Knox sod were brought before the courts, plead t is understood that unless unforseen he attended the eeeeona o f the senate difficulties arise he will be there for Tuesday and Wednesday. Leaving tha guilty and fined. • the opening session, chamber about 6,o’clock yesterday a f­ ' *’ . • C. M. HAND, ternoon, the senator took an automo­ Sheriff 8emlnole County, Florida. BIG DIRIGIBLE bile ride through Potomac Park and WRECKED TODAY AT ■topped on his way home to purchase LANGLEY FIELD. tickets fo r a theatre performance last night (B y Tfea Am m U M T r o ll . Reaching home the senator went to NEWPORT NEWS, O ct 13— Tho big his library where he remained until dirigible from Langley Field was summoned to dinner. * . . wrecked in Hampton oads this m om *. President Harding, Chief Justice. ng probably with a total lots. Three' T a ft 8enator Lodge o f Masachusetts, men were aboard when she left the the Republican leaders, Senator Pen­ flying 'station. Two jumped when the rose, o f Pennsylvania, and other ALLEGED TO BE DUE I1Y T n B )iimp descended almost to the ground friends and close associates o f Mr. . STATE TREASUR­ "before drifting over water-while tho Knox were soon notified of the sena­ ERS •’ third wns rescued by harbor tugs.* tor’s death. (By Tfa A n o d iU d F n u ) The news came aa a shock to all o f­ CHICACO, Oct. 13— Suita to re- FIRE WTPF8 OUT * ficial Washington, for tho senator, ELI A 8 VILLE, TEXAS, thru hla services first as attorneycover a sum o f money alleged due FOUR BUILDINGS LEFT. general under Presidents McKinley ' • : tho state of Illinois will bo filed at -''‘Tj and Roosevelt and later aa»s£eretary Springfield, next Week ’ against the (Br TV* A*Mc(*Ud Tnm) ’ * o f state under .President T aft,’ had a FOR WORTH, O ct 13— Fire vir­ state treasurers for several years tually wiped 6ut the oil town o f Elias- wide circle o f' friends in all walks o f back, it was announced today by At­ public life, congressional, diplomatic v V, torney General Brundage. Suita will vllle, In Young county, this morning. and legal. *' , chnrge interest on public funds has Only four or five buildings remain in The senate met today and adjourn­ the business section of tho' town, ac­ been withheld. ed out o f respect to the la(e senator cording to telephone messages from and with tho house will name • com­ Southbend. • • mittee to attend tho funeral; Senator Cnox’s home is 1n Pittsburgh and he GERMAN EXCHANGE also had a surnmef home at Valley DROPS LOWEST Forge. The piece of interment has not QUOTATION IN HISTORY. yet been decided upon. -1? Senator Knox waa sixty-eight years (B r Tka l i m l i U d T n m ) _____ .• NEW YORK, O ct 13— The German old and was serving In the,senate fo r a second time, hsvjng first been ap­ WILL MEET WITH RBPRE8ENTA exchango dropped to the lowest quo­ tation in its history today; seventy pointed in 1904 to succeed the' lata T1VES OF ROADB TO RBand one-half cents fo rone hundred Senator Matthew Stanley Quay. He DUCK R A TES. marks. Previous low record was was elected to succeed himself (n 1905, but resigned four years later to be­ JACKSONVILLE, October 18— A ■eyentp-elght cents. ‘ come secretary of state. meeting of representatives o f the tell — roads and vegetable and citrus fruit WEALTHY RB8IDENT ' growers and shippers, will bo hfld in DIES AT MIAMI W ater T raffic L e a g u e Orlando, Thursday, October 27th, to WAS FROM CHICAGO. . V- - , M et a t T a v a re s W ith discuss means o f reducing freight LLOYD GEORGE WILL ATTEND CONFERENCE SUITS STARTED S! 5LECT JURY FOR RAWLINGS IN I L L I N O I S FOR MURDER RECOVER MONEY ANOTHER PHASE IN JACKSON­ VILLE KILLING OPENS UP TODAY (B r Tk« AaaocUUd Fraaa) JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 12— Work of selecting the Jury to try Frank Rawlins began In circuit court today. Two hundred names for venire wore drawn and the sheriffs office for sev­ eral days .has been serving summons. The trial of Hickman’s slayer is ex­ pected to proceed rapidly after the Jury Is selected, which may taken or or two days. .. rRANSPORTATION BIG MEETING TAXES DUMPED FLA. GROWERS AT ORLANDO BY SENATE VOTE CHEWING GUM LEVIES nALT PROGRESS FOR DAY. ! (By T W Aa*Mi*U4 f n a ) WASHINGTON Oct. 13— Adoption by the senate of the epubl lean com­ promise plan for repeal o f all the transportation ttxcs on next Janu­ ary 1, was completed todiy with the acceptance without a dissenting vote o f an amendment removing the tax on parce Ipost packages. Stnator eed, Democrat, sought to extend the repeal to levies on messages by tele­ graph ,telephone, cable end radio, but his motion woe voted down, 32 to 86. Coast Railroad Company la to effect an office building at a cost o f $250,­ 000 and St. Johns county expects to authorise the construction o f oa $360,­ 000 bridge across Mantanzas Bay.. • Perm ila issued In September in Sanford Involved qa expenditure almoet seven time* oa great aa those Issued the same month last, year, the figure thla year being $38,660 as •gainst $4,200 in September, 1920. The total for the year, to d*te also ■hawed ■ great increase, permits Issued the first nine months of 1921 totailing $256,853 as against $81,945 for the same period In 1920. The total fer all 1926 waa only $130,095. Construction in Palatka also is forging ahead, permits for September aggregating $28,500. The record fo r the same month last ysar is missing but tho total for the first nine metotha r-iu s (Br Aa SuaeUta4 Tnm) ratos on Florida fruits and vegetabl MIAMI, O ct 13— W. B. Ogden, a It was announced here today. The meeting la being arranged by the member o f a wealthy Chicago family, shippers, and notice o f the conference died here today with acute indigestion, •re being mailed to shippers and at the age of flftp-slx. growers throughout the state urging a large attendance. D ivergen t View s o f the current year was $266,000 os against about $40,000 for the same period in 1920. The total fo r all 1920 wSs approximately $71,000 and for 1919, $121,000. The largett single pro­ ject authorized last month was a res I dence to cost $12,600. BuDdlng here this year bos been ateadily on the in crease and there is. every indication that the pace wil ho continued during the next few months. * Gainesville's record for September was almost double that for the same month last year. FermlU last month totalled $26,405 aa compared with $14,180 last year. .The total fo r the ye*r to October 1, was *331,006 as against *135,870 fo r the same period lest year .and $181,500 for all o f 1920. A fre t house fo r Delta Bha to coat $15,000 was the largest project launched loot month. " R e g a rd in g R e lie f o f U nem ployed WA S H IN GTo'n ,' 1Ckt Dlvergent views os to needd economic read­ justment for relief o f unemployment presented at the National Unemploy ment conference todiy by'Its manu­ facturers committee. Majority mem­ bers recommended severs! sweeping mnsurcs including the repeal of the Adanteon eight-hour rellroad law and denunciation o f any group seeking its own Interests “ to resist economic Ad­ justment.” Minority members thru Samuel jGoppcre strongly emphasised that “ there must be adopted no poll reduction.' your feeratch Pads irom The Herald—by the pound- 16c. A ll o f L ak e Cou The Water Traffic League held one * o f the beat and most enthusiastic meetings o f the year at Tavares last night when over 200 Lake growers and shippers met to the water traffic problem and hear the questions o f freight, rates discussed. Vice-Prerident O. W. Knight, J. BrJl and A. P. Connelly, o f the W ater Traffic committee o f the Sanford Chamber o f Commerce represented this city at the meeting and gave a talk to those assembled and the ad­ dress o f A. P. Connelly made such a hit that they have invited the Sanford delegation end all the others a «e in bfod.to meet at Leesburg next Mon­ day night when an even larger dele­ gation vrill be present .to ' ' freight rates and water discussed. The people o f ty are ahoused and they members o f the Water.' more than half way in this ldi ing the $t. Johns river ra llroy ^ in skipping fruits tor. v •• . in • $ apvtiL*JEStS*i~*v - ?T * •* m m ■ ■ • -r 1 �THE SANFORD W E E K L Y H ERALD , F R ID A Y , OCTOBER 7, 1921 MEANS MORE LOTS SALES AND MORE BUILDINGS IN A FINE 8ECTI0N OF SANFORD In Sh ap e o f Loan From G overnm ent to G row ers AND WILL BE LOANED ON CIT RUS FRUITS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. FRID A Y and SA T U R D A Y October 7th and 8th Sanford is growing so rapidly that tho homo builders arc pushing out from the more congested parti o f the city and getting out in the suburbs which means a bigger and better San­ ford. Among the many new sub-divisions contemplated and that will be thrown on the market in a few days is Lane’s Sub-division in the Southern part of F R ID A Y an d SA T U R D A Y will be the city and the subdivision extends from Sanford avenue to Oak avenue SC H A E FE R -W E E D O N comprising some forty fine building .. D ay s W ith U s . lots at prices that will range from $150 to $760 on very easy terms and T h ey w ill h a v e a sp ecia l re p re s e n ta ­ the success o f the sub-division is al­ tiv e w ith u s on th ese d a tes, a n d w ill ready assured on account pf tho loca­ tion and tho very reasonable prices of h a v e w ith h im a w o n d e r fu l lin e o f fS ll tho lots. a n d w in te r sam ples. \ The Sanford aveenuo lots face the new subdivision o f Rose Court and Y o u ca n h a v e y o u r o rd e r p la ced ,, a n d have the advantage o f facing the East S u it d e liv e re d a n y tim e th is fa ll. and extend for three blocks South to Oak. The lota are high and dry and C om p lete s a tis fa c tio n is , a ssu re d a s healthy and in a part o f the city that to fit, sty le , q u a lity , w ork m a n sh ip a n d is experiencing a phenomenal growth. p r i c e .. . • Mr. Edward Lane, the real estate' man, is putting on this new subdivis­ R e m e m b e r th ese d a tes, w e ’ ll b e lo o k ­ ion and he will uso^tReSIcrald to ex­ in g f o r y o u . ploit the sales of tho lotfcsjn a few days telling the public nil abobt them and giving the exact locations,snrices, terms, etc. The,surveyor is busy today laying off the streets and lota and comers and arranging the plat and as soon as this work is finished many of tho lota will be cleared and put in first class shape for the inapectipn o f tho public. NOTICE or MASTER'S BALE NOTICE ■ Mr. Lane is to be congratulated upon Notice to hereby given, th ll on rrlday, tho putting this fine piece o f property on Notice I* b e rth / (Iron that under end by 2Sth d o / o f October, A. I). 1021. at the boar of virtue o f o flnei iW tOo of foreeloaur* end oolo 10 o'clock o. m.. ol the Oourt Iloaoe e l Titnethe market nt n time when lots are in entered In thel certain cause pending In tbo Clr- rlllo, Ilrerord Count/, Florida, tbo annual meetsuch great demand. Watch for tho ad­ d ill Court o f lbo Reventh Judicial Clrtult o f lha ln< o f tbe owners o f the Undo eltuated In the Htnta o f Florida, In and for (lomlnola Count/, In Upper 81. Job no Drainage District will bo bekl vertisements in the Daily Herald. Chancery, wherein (.corgi* B. Granger la t b o , fur tbo purpoee o f electing one member o f the SUITS Mr. and Mrs. Bill Satcher are re­ ceiving congratulations upon the brth of a son. The young man has been named Charles .Winfield after his grandfather Entsminger. After many months o f waiting, work has 'tbeen commenced in the West Longwood road. This will be ono o f the great improvements which Is certainly needed and will be appre­ ciated by all. School opened Monday ^Vnoming with Prof. Miller principal and Miss Helen Moran as primary teacher. Mrs. J. S. Dinkel and Miss Olive Dlnkel were vsitors in Sanford Fri- M adeto M easure WASHINGTON, O ct 4.-F lorida is to get-half a million dollars from the recently enacted agricultural credits bill, which will be loaned to citrus fruits growers in that state. • This was the statement made here today by Dr. L. A. Bite of Tampa, ''^"prfcipldenfc of tho^ Citizens-Amcrican Band and Trust Co., 6 f that city, after he and Dr. J. H. Ross president o f the Florida Citrus Exchango; C. H. Mr. Newell anl Frederick Grist Walker o f Bartow, and W. F. Miller, were visitors in Orlando Friday. also o f Tnmpa, nnd head of the Ex­ It behooves you to look out for change Supply Co., had conferred with sneak theives. Some ono entered Bill • members of the War Finance Corpor­ Satchcr’s house some time Inst Friday ation regarding tho matter. • or Friday night, and stole Mrs. “ Florida will have $50,000 avail, Satchcr’s diamond ring nnd Mr. able to bo loaned on citrus fruits ns Sntchcr’ A revolver. soon ns tho usual formalities incident to tho matter can be gone through , Mr. Partin nnd family o f Oviedo were the guest of Mr .and Mrs. Geo. with,” Dr. Blze said. “ It is necessary, under the recently LoVigno Sunday. • Maurice and Clydo Clouscr were enacted legislation, fo r the agricul­ visitors in town Slinday. tural arid livestock interests to handle There was church at the Baptist these mntters through the committees church Sunday, Rev. Burr, officiating. from tho different sections recently Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Y. Fuller nnd nnmed- by the War Finance Corpora­ daughters, Le'ln, F rau os and Emma, tion,” Dr. Blze continued. “ As soon spent the day in Orlnndi Sunday, the as this Is complied with the money g; cats o f Mr. nnd Mrs ['rank Topliff. will he nvnilnhle for the purposes Miss Florence Taylor has returned named.” This is one of the most important to her home in Fort Valley, C.n., after NEW STORE OPENS TODAY statements which hns gono to Florida several week’s visit with her aunt, RAFFELD-IIONIG CO., IN THE SWOPE BUILDING regarding tho citrus 'fruit industry In Miss Florence Lovell. • A. Y. Fuller in attending the Cit­ mnny years, nnd means thnt with this hnlf million dollnrs to bo loaned rus Seminar which is being held nt on citrus fruits, thnt state is to profit Gnincsviilc. Mr. Hnydcn Miller, of Jacksonville, immediately from recent legislation. was the guest o f J. E. Phipps, for a . This does not take into nccount any­ couple o f dnys thin week. thing to be loaned on livestock nnd Mrs. Robinson nnd Miss Ora Weiother farms of agriculture, but simp­ mer .stopped, in town Monday enroute ly on citrus friut products. to Orinmfo. Dr. Bizo, Dr. Ross nnd Mr. Miller Mr .nnd Mrs. Robnscrti, o f West reached Washington Inst night nnd Longwood, left Monday for their fu­ got in touch with the War Finance ture home Jacksonville, having sold Corporation inrly this morning. They their place to T. G. Roebuck. hod no trouble in placing the mntter Mr. I^ovi Dunbnr hns returned from before the corporation pertain Impor­ Coronado Be-.ch where he spent tho tant steps having #becn taken pro- j summer. • viously in tho matter. Tho three i Mayor Ilcnk nnd wife, arrived home Floridinns believe thnt this money I Tuesday pight nfter n six week’s visit to New York, the mnyor’s former Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co complainant, and I>ella M. llrown. and I.. C. Hoard o f Supervisors, who shall be a land ownItmwn. Utile Tumblln T /n rr and W. C. Tyner, er o f aald District. to aarra for the term of Arrl* Elisabeth Tumblln, Alice May Tumblln and ' three yearn and to anrceed Aroee A. Harlow, tiooryo A. Tumblln are defendant*. entered on 'now a member o f aald Board, whose term vt the 6th day o f October. A. D. 1021, the follow- j office eiplree on aald dayi and to transact eucb Ing described real eatala lying and . being In 'o th e r business as may, properly coma before aald Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, will I* sold •meeting. al public outcry to tbe highest and beat bidder! At surb election raeb and-erery acre o f land for cash, before Iba Court Ilona# Poor lo Ban- In tha district shall represent m e share and ford. Florida, doping (be legal hour* o f tale, on eacb owner shall bo entitled to ooe trot# In parIbe first Monday In November, A. D. 1031. Itb e - 1eon or by proxy In Writing duly signed for erIng tbe 7th day o f eald month, to-wtt: Lot One ery acre o f landowned by aald owner Inaald ( I ) , of. Block Night (S) o f Tier Eight (8) ee- district. • mntlng lo B. II. Trafford'a Map o f Iba Town The person race Iring tha highest number of o f Hanford. Florida, to aatlafy the decree en- rotes al aald election shall twdeclaredelected as tered In aald canae. Terms o f salat cash. aald aoperrlaor. HCIIKt.LK MAINE*. . Paled this 1st day o f October, 1031. Special Master. ny order o f tbe Hoard o f Huperrlaora. K. F. IIOUBIIOI.DKII, .' ERNEST II. EVERY. Attorney for Oomplt. • T-8tc 8 2lc Secretary. CITATION Llllybe) llaynea.. Complainant, re. I’ anl llaynea. Defendant. To I’ aul llaynee. Itryldenee Unknown II appearing from an affidavit filed In this •■use that you are a nou-reeldent of ibe Btate af Florida, therefore, you Paul llaynee. are rrdtnd and required on the Mb day of Iiecerater. A. D. IU3I, to appear lo the bill o f (umplrlM m in t­ ed against yon In Ibis cause. II la ordered Dial this notice bc.pahlufcsd In the Hanford Herald once n week for eight steka WITNESS my hand and the se-.l or eald amt on thla 3rd d a / o f October. A. P, I0CI. (8K AI.) R. A. DOVULAH8. . Clerk o f the Citron Chart, Seminole Coor.tr, lleetta. OKO. A. PeCOTTKS. Solicitor and Ooonael for I>efend*nt. SMe Try a Herald Want Ad today, The Store With a Personality” £. First St. About two weeks ago Senator Fletcher arranged for tho appoint­ ment of W. F. Coachman of Jackson­ ville, D. M. I/Ojvry o f Tallnhasseo, and T. I*. Wilson of Bartow ns tho Florida members of tho committee to art with tho hanks on these loans. Todny ho expressed great satisfaction thnt Fioridn wns to receive hnlf n mil­ lion dollnrs for her citrus fruit indiiAtry alone. “ It should be understood," Senator Flc{cher said, “ thnt this money will be loaned to nil citrus fruit growers. Irrespective of whether they belong to the citrus exchange or not. It Is a grant thing for this industry, nnd I nm glad thnt the state is to be so well provided for hy tho War Finance Corporation.” la Um Circuit Ceurt of tho Bavsath Ju-U-ia] C cult of Flerld*. In hnd for Bamtnol* Cota­ " ' ty,— la Chineary. Sanford, Fla Stunning New Fall Frocks NOTICE Notice la b e r » h j, glxcn that lb# lloanl o f County Commissioner* In and for Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida; will recelr# btila at their next reg­ ular meeting to tw I,rid Turaday, Novrmber 81b. 1031, al 10 o'clock, a. nt., In llie Court Itouae al Sanford, Fla., for one 'car of metal rulrerte, or vitrified aewrr pipe, eltra from 12" to 2 1 ", same lo Iw drlltrred In Hanford, Fla. • Hoard reserves Iba right to relecl any or all bid*. ■ E. A. POUOLABS, flr r k Hoard o f County Comrala8-f.lc . sinners. Seminole County, Fla. STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MANAOEMENT. CIRCULATION, ETC.. RE­ QUIRED BY THE ACT OF CON. . . ORESS OF AUGUST *4. 191* . • , Of Ibe Sanford Herald, publlsbed weekly al Sanford. Fla., for Oct. I, 1021. STATE OF F t.n n iP A . COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, aa.t Before me, a notary public. In and for Ibe Stale and rounly sfn m a ld , personally appeared N; J. I.lllard. wtio baring Iwcn duly sworn, ac­ cording to law, dc|meea and aaya that he la the Secretary-Treasurer o f the Hanford Herald, and that tbe following la, to the leal o f Ida knowledge and belief, a true statement of Ibe THE TEMPLE PIPE ORGAN ownership, management (and If a dally paper, rlrrnlatbsi), etc., o f tb* aforesaid putdlrallon for the date ahown In the above caption, required (Fretn Wednesday's Sally) by llie Arf o f Angnst 21. IP22. embodied In sec­ tion 41.1. I'oatal I j r i and Regulation*, printed Tho Temple Pipe Organ Club hnd on lie rererae of Ibis form, to-wit: its regular weekly meeting Monday >•—'That the names and addresses o f the pub­ editor, managing editor, and bualnraa afternoon nt the home o f Mrs. Forest lisher, managera ate! Name o f Pustnfflre address— McAlister, 516 West First street, and Pnldlaber: Herald Printing Co., Hanford, Florida. twenty-two members wore present, it Editor: II. J. Holly. Sanford, rinrlda. Editor: It. J. Holly. Sanford. rW lda. being tho first meeting with Mrs. Ry­ Managing Business Manager; N. J. I.lllard, Sanford. Florida 2. —That Iba owners are: Ifllve name* and an, ns president, several new plans nddreaaea o f Individual owner*, or. If n corpora­ were adopted. Next came the hrfndlng tion. rive Its name amt Ibe names and addresses f atockboldera owning or holding I per cent or out of material for different articles omore o f the total amount o f slock). Herald Printing On.. Hanford, Florida. to be made fo r the Christmas Bazaar. II. J. Holly, F. F. Pulton. II. A. Neel. N. J. A rummage sale wns then proposed, I.lllard, T. K. Wilson. Ed. Rourke, Deane Tread­ Sanford, Florida. moved nnd seconded but no definite well. Mr*. 0. B. Taylor, Indianapolis, Iiut. 3. —Thai Ibe known bondholder*, mortgagee*, time as to just where or when this is and other eecnrliy holders owning nr holding I to be, so all members keep your eyes per rent or more o f tolal amount o f bonds, mort­ Ijere is a machine that is bound to in­ , open for next.week's item and bring gagee, or other aecurltle* are: crease your profits. Compact, easily Mergenlhaler Linotype Company. New York. your part o f the rummage. The hour 4. —That lha tw o paragraphs next above, giv­ the names o f the owners, stockholders, and handled, yet substantially- built, it of meeting was changed to 3:30. An­ ing security holders. If any, contain not only tha Hal will do the work of many men and do o f stockholders and aecurlty bolder* as they apnouncement for next meeting to be pear upoa . _____ looks o f the company but___. aleo. _In with Mrs. G. M. McGahagin, 013 Mag­ cases wbrr* lb# stockholder or security bolder it better at less cost. upon tbe hook* of Ibe company aa truanolia. Social hour was much enjoyed appear* You wil| find it thoroughly reliable; le f or In any other fiduciary relation, the name hy all while dcliciouB refreshments af o f the person or corporation for whom surb trus­ tee la acting, la given; also that tbe said two nnd as all moving parts are dust proof pineapple sherbet nnd cake was serv­ paragraph! contain statements embracing af. full knowledge and bellaf aa to tb* clr- and run in oil, it will give many years ed by the hostess with Mrs. Pitts as flant'a rom sla n m and condition* under which stockhold­ er* and security holder* who do not appear of service at low cost of upkeep. Write her assistant. upon lb* buoka o f Ibe company aa Iruateaa. hold ■lock and securities In a rapacity other (ban today for description, showing con­ o f a l*>nt fide owner: and thla affiant baa Delegatoa to the Disarmament Con­ that no reason to believe that any other jrersrin. as struction and attachments that may aoctatlon. nr corporation baa any lalaraat direct ference will do a great good if they * . or Indirect In Ibe aald alork, bands, or other se­ be had with it. don't waate too much energy trying en rill r* than aa ao stated by him. . N. J. M LLA R P. to do one another. ,t‘ . • lec.-TTras, Sworn Is and anlwrlbed twfera me thla Tib day o f October. 1P21. ' —Get your Scratch Pada from Thf. ("K ALI ■ MINNIE BAKER, SALEM, OHIO . . 1.. M lt r y Public. Herald—by tho pound— 15c. My eaptsilaalon. expire*, October, 1024. ACME-JR. Power Cultivator The Acm e C u ltivator Co. SPECIALLY REDUCED FOR TW O D AYS Every woman always enjoys having a new hat, so here is your • • ‘ opportunity to secure a new Fall H at at a big reduction, FRI­ D A Y and SA T U R D A Y . �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTORER 14,1921 HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT. B y-Law s W ere A dopted an d Much W ork Done (fr» m T w r i l j ’ i XfeOr) M b* Lucy Bird Smytho was Injur­ ed Saturday in an auto accident while riding' in the Buttle car coming from the football game at,Griinda, It was thought at first thrft she waa\fatally injured, but sh e!* better tqdiyy much to the jrratiflcation o f her many friends. AND ENTIRE STATE IS BEING IN TERESTED IN THE BHIP BY . WATER PROGRRAM hrtc Friendly VIRGINIA BURLEY' TURKISH * I U ■ a cm a x * A t a recent meeting o f the Board of Governors it was decided to continue the good work accomplished by the Trade Extension Committee nnd the suggestion was made that a perman­ ent Cotnmittoc, consisting of tho re­ tail members of the Chamber, be or­ ganized to handle not only the work previously assigned to the Trade Ex­ tension Committee, but any question, effecting the retail interests of tho *‘r-i : LIBT TYPE— TOURING ... ............ ........ ............... $380.00 RUNABOUT ........................ ............ . 350.00 LIST C H A S S IS ..................................... TRUCK C H A S S IS ................. . LIST The Chamber of Commerce intends to keep on file a list o f ail available rooms, apartments and houses, furn­ ished or unfurnished, that any indiv­ idual may havener rent. A particular request is made of those having avail able rooms, which can bo rented dur­ ing the cdmtng season, to 'lis t them promptly with the Chamber o f Com- $320.00 445.00 .T Y P E - ING ........ ...................... ...... ..... $460.00 B O U T .............. ................... 420.00 3IS ....................... 390.00 TRUCK C H A S S IS ...... ..... . - ........ S E D A N .................................. .............. COUPELET — .*. P L A C E Y O U R O R D E R S NOW FO R PR O M PT D E L IV E R IE S FO R D D E A L E R C. C. COBB, Salesm an S an fo rd , F lorid a TEMPLE PIPE ORGAN CLUB., (Ittra TnM daj’ t DtOr) GE TEA AND SULPHUR TURNS GRAY, FADED HAIR DARK AND GLOSSY The Temple Pipo Organ club met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. M. McGahngen, 613 Magnolia avenue. The president being absent Mrs. Schoile Mnines was asked to oc­ cupy the chair and conduct the meet­ ing. Roll cal! o f members was re­ sponded to by nnmes o f American composers which ndded much interest, and while Ihere were only fourteen members present, some new business was transacted. The name o f Mrs. Farrell was presented and accepted as a new member for the next meeting, which will be with Mrs. Kent Rossiter on Celery avenue. Bazaar gifts were discussed and some articles agreed upon. After adjournment jo social hour. By special request Mesdnmcs Phillips and Maines sang "Wyoming." which" was very much enjoyed. De­ licious refreshments of grape juice and1cake was served by the hostess. D EN IM old-fashioned, twilled1'Deniml"--the "-th e honest, honut, long-wearing cloth "like the? used to make." - Almost everyono knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound­ ed, brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streak­ A n first-class Unlon-msd* garments for men and bon. ed or gray. Years ago tho only way Sold under our Iron-cfid to get this mixture was to make it at guarantee. Ask your dealer. home, which is mussy and trouble­ Kahn Mfg. C o, Mobile, Ala. some. Nowadays we simply ask at any Made To Make Good drug store for-"Wyeth's Sage and Sul­ phur Compound You will get a largo bottle Of this old-time recipe im­ proved by the addition of other in­ gredients, at very little cost. Every­ body uses this preparation now, be­ cause no one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as it'does It so naturally and evenly. You tlnmpFor office supplies, stationery, etc, on a sponge or soft brush with it and come to the Herald office. draw this .through your Hair, taking oho amnll strand at a time; by morn­ ing the gray hair djsnppcnrs, and af­ ter another application or two, your hair become^‘ beautifully dark, thick, lizer without getting our NEW PRICE LISTS. JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF and glossy nnd you look years young- MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers. Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Supplies. •$* Get A ugust'1st, 1921 Price Lists. Now furnishing "SIMON PURE" sad "GEM BRANDS" WILLIAMS DIED TODAY, MAN SHOT BY MARTIN E . O: P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. IN PERFORMANCE OF DUTY JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES J n i1 H ii -i ‘ D EM O U N T A B LE R IM S A N D 30x3V2 T IR E S TYPE- DJEM O UNTABLE R IM S, 30x3Vi T IR E S a n d ST A R T E R all mattora pertatning to shipping were an inspiration to the meeting. The by-laws as compiled by the com­ mittee appointed for that purpose at the last.mocting were read and adopt­ ed and the following officers were elected fo r the ensuing year: S. J. Slitrh, of Orlando, president; Geo. W. Knight, of Sanford, vice-pres­ ident; W. Mi Tarploy, of Orlando, sec­ retary and treasurer. The following representatives from various sections of the adjacent ter­ ritory were elected ns directors: Ge­ neva, It, S. Peed, Endor Curlett, II. H. Pattishall; Osceola, P. Fcitner; Paiatka, J. W. Hart; Orlando, W. M. Tarpley, S. J. Sligh and E. A. Fleur: noy; Lake county, Willis B. Powell; Sanford,. D. C. Marlowe, J. G. Ball; A. P, Connelly and G. W. Knight; Oveido, O. P, Swope, C. S. Lee and W. J. Lnw- ST. AGNES GUILD James Stucky Saya, "Rat Cost Me 1125 for Plumbing Bills." Among the many new homes being built is (hat o f Dr. Pulcston at Rose Court which will be a two story stucco -home with all the modem conven­ iences and up to date^in every par­ ticular. Rose Court promises to be one o fthe most popular subdivisions In Sanford. TOURING .. RUNABOUT CHASSIS .... W ITH S T A R T E R Many good talks were made by J those present from the various points and the reports showed thnt the or-i ganization is gaining strength every-i where nnd more people arc now ahipping-by water than ever'before since1 The Retail Merchants Committee of the early days when there were no the Snnford Chnmber of .Commerce railroads. Secretary Powell, of tho will continue the Trade Extension nnd Lake County Chamber of Commerce, I will work to bring a greater volume of stated that his people were greatly in- j business to Sanford from the. imme­ tercsted in the movement but did not, diate trade territory which now goes understand much of the intrncies of elsewhere. This will he accomplished ■the trnffic nnd the mnnner In which through the inauguration of Dollpr tho goods could be transported to Lake Days, Ruy-at-Home Campaigns, Spec­ county and said thnt if the next meet­ ial Sale Days, Gain Days, and besides ing could 15c held in Tavares he could, these recognized features will inau­ promise two hundred people from 1 gurate originnl ideas for attracting Lake county who nro enthusiastic ov­ those in ndjaccnt communities to Snn- er the project but wont more informa­ tion'about it.* Secretary Cox o f the( It is nlso tho intention o f this com­ Orlando Chamber o f Commerce nho mittee to bring to Snnford prominent told about the leaven working in his business lecturers who havp made an city nnd that many merchants have1 exhaustive study of the retail busi­ decided to cut out the oxpfesa and ness. It will be recalled that last year railroad nnd give nil thoir business to the lecture, "Getting the Most Out of the Clyde Line and thnt now two. o r ! Retailing” was brought to Sanford three trucks were kept busy every day' under the auspices of the Chamber of hnuling freight from Sanford to Or- , Commerce, and proved of great inter­ Inndo and in a few more weeks these trucks would be coming to Snnford, est to the retailers here. A . E. Yowcll will continue as chair- loaded with fruit thus making the', man o f the Retail Merchants Commit­ truck line pay both ways as well as! . | tee, which consists of all-the retailers the Clydfl Ltipj , • There were many good talks made in Sanford who are members of the by vnrio.ua representatives nnd the , Chnmber of Commerce. meeting demonstrated that this movement is not a one-day or one-week or , DANCE AND PROMENADE onc-ygar movement but thnt it will | last as long as the stntc endures and (Frem Totaday', Dally) A delightful event of Friday even­ from this movement will come gov- | ing was the dance nnd promenade giv­ omment aid for the rivera nnd harbors en by Miss Carolyn Spencer at the of Floridn.nml Orlando and points in , home o f Mrs. Allen Jones, in compli­ Lake county will some day hnve their j ment to Misses Lillie Ruth.Spencer own canpl from the. St. Johns river ( and enjoying the regular water rate j and LaClaire Jones. The rooms of this spacious home right* to their doors or' there will be were most artistically decorated with truck lines established everywhere or quantities of ferns and pink vine, bas­ tho trolley lines will take their place, j It means so much to nil of Florida kets, and vases of'these graceful vines were effectively placed in the various nnd especially this section of Florida1 •thnt the mhre one discusses the possi-1' rooms and on the porch. Dancing on the porches and prom­ bilities tho larger they loom upon tho enade were enjoyed until a late hour when the guests were Invited into the dining room, where they found the ta­ ble beautifully decorated, the pretty motif o f pink and white being carried out. On either end of the table were largo birthday cakes, one in white topped with seventeen tapers for Miss Spencer, whoso birthday anniversary it was, the other iced in pink topped with fiften candles for Miss Jones, who shared honors with Miss Spencer, The cutting o f the cakes afforded much merriment, each cake having the lucky symbols in i t A delicious sal­ ad course was served by Mrs. Jones TO GUARANTEE BEES -assisted by Mrs. Claude Herndon. - There were about thirty-five mem­ bers o f the younger set who enjoyed bliss Spencer’s charming hospitality. 'One 65c pkg. can kill 50 rats. The 'kveragv rat will rob you o f flOO a year In feed; chicks nnd property de­ struction. RAT-SNAP is. deadly to fates. Cremates after killing. Leaves no smell. Comes in cakes. Rats will pass up meat, grain, cheese to feast on RAT-SNAP. Three sites, 35c, 65c, ‘$1Y5. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.— Adv. , ' T Y PE — T,YPE—: TOURING ... RUNABOUT C H A S S IS __ A small but very enthusiastic crowd attended the Florida Water Traffic League meeting at the Vaidex Hotel lost night but what they lacked in numbers they made up v^ith the die* patch o f important business and the manner in which they Went about per­ fecting the organisation. * President Will You Spend 65c on Rat-Snap to Save >100? F. O. B. DETROIT REG U LA R PALATKA, Oct. II.—Arthur Wil­ liams', a tramp, who was shat by Spec­ ial Agent J. L. Martin, of tho A. C. L. R. R , near hero Friday while he was aboard an Atlantic Coast Line train ns an unauthorized passenger, died yesterday as the result of his wounds. A negro riding on the train wna nlso wounded at the time and Officer Mar­ tin had to be taken to the Sanford hospital with a badly shattered wrist. Martin is said to have grappled with the men while the train was in motion in an effort to remove them. Williams is said to have fired on him at close quarters and the special agent return­ ed tho fire, shooting Williams through the left wrist and abdomen. In the absence o f any information concerning his relatives, the expenses o f Williams’ funeral here will be borne by the local post o f the American Le­ gion, Williams having said he served with a Pennsylvania regiment during the war. lie gave his home ns Phila­ delphia. ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY AOBNT8 General Fire Insurance Sanford F lo r id a I H A V E THEM MBRKER GRASS BRINGS BIG PRICE. LAKE WALES, Oct. 8.— A crop vauled $1,000 was produced on one acre o f ground here in four months thla summer, according to Edwin Spencer, o f Lakeland, county attorn­ ey fo r Polk county, and owner o f the land. Marker grass waa the crop with which Mr. Spencer'believes a record was established. Joe Callman, a Rumanian farmer, of Peace Valley, about fou r miles from here, produced the crop which was purchased by the Valpairiso Development Co. Merker grass Is a native o f South Africa, where it ia known as "Elephant Grass." It g ro v n r to 'a height o f from, 12 tor 15 feet In\four months and is* regarded as an excel­ lent stock food, the elements It con­ tains being similar to those of alfal- "W o couldn't tell what was clog­ ging up our toilet and drains. W e had to tear Qp Ihe floor, pipes, etc, found a rat's nest in basement They had choked the pipes with refuse. The plumber's bill was »125. RAT-S1&AP cleaned the roden o u t" Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed F or office supplies, stationery, etc., b y Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. come to the Herald office. • “SPURUNG’S SUBDIVISION” Uon— Iota are being sold right along and building In this section Is such as to gladden the heart of those who have the good of Sanford at heart. This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and to say ju st what is my candid convictions would put it m ost too strong for the careful,.conservative p e r s o n — that •person whose eyes are turned backward— The fellow who has VI2ION. will agree with me now— the other later. The Man W ho Sella D irt Cheap1 Watch the South East Comer of Pafc �. -■ i =.,s !a4 i i - i l . ■ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14,1921 GIBBS STILL LEADS AT TRAP SHOOT m Itiiriiiiiiiiiiitimtiiiimminmiiiiitimiiiii'iiiimi ini (rr»m T tliA j’ t D a ilj) r, i.1 One-tenth o t one per cent is not much, but it is enough to put L. H. * ; * Kfr Gibbs in the lead over Col. G. W. Knight in the season's \rap score at the Rod A Gun Club. . Twenty-six men wen out yesterday velop into one of the largest concerns and participated in the shooting ' at S^yholesale Coffee R o a st* i * that line in Florida. the grounds o f the Club on Union ave­ Mr. Snyder extends a cordial inviK ing- P lan t L o cated nue. The scores of yesterday were a, tation to the people of Sanford who little under the general average ow­ Through C. o f C , are interested to personally inspect ing to the wind. The top score is be­ and acquaint themaelvc* with the dif­ ing hotly contested by L. H. Gibbs, G. ferent processes through which cof­ W. Knight and J. H. Cowan, then be­ fee passes from the raw state until it ing but three points between the is packed and ready for the consum­ highest and the lowest o f tbe trio. er. M THE WHOLESALE DISTRIBU­ Col. Knight rose yesterday from the We worked on Cam els fo r y ears before we put them TION AND MANUFACTURING fourth place to second place by a score L an gley Supt. o f \ PLANTS— 8TART T O D A Y o f forty-one out o f fifty pigeons. on the m arket. T e a rs of testin g— blending— experi­ ■.,r-5..£jd ‘ 'ipSti-ls. se=^sZ? = On account o f tbe discontinuance o f New D ivision E stab ­ the Thursday afternoon closing sev­ menting with, the w orld's choicest tobaccos i. (Tnm TmUvr't XWlr) lished a t L akelan d % A. Snyder, hasd o t t*»« Bel eral w en unable to be out yesterday. * » The scon follows: Co, with headquarter* In Near And now, E V E R Y D A Y , a ll our sk ill, m an ufactur­ Give* Lakeland Two Division Heads Yest. t Season firt , nd .a branch in Jacksonville ing experience and lifelong knowledge o f fine tobaccos Instead o f One Name Score Pet. - d Miami, has decided on Sanford as Gibbs, L. II------------------- 60-34 .730 are concentrated on m aking Cam el the best cigarette ‘^ b w t possible location fo r * new Effective the first of November an­ Knight, G. W----------------- 60-41 .736 of their business. This con* other division o f the Atlantic Coast Cowan, J. H that can be produced. . ____ * .733 .701 hu secured a location in tho Line Railway will be established in Coleman, Ben ___ ____ Lakeland. Stringfelow, W. A . ____ .693 £ building and. h u already begun There's nothing else like Cam el Q U A L IT Y . And On the date F. D. Langley, who Kennedy, K....___ „ „ „ — 26-19 Mention*. there's nothing else like Camels w onderful smoothness, Daring a visit to Florida la st win* has been-train master a t Sanford for Wallace, A. B . ______ some time, will open hu office in Thigpen, W. J . -------- ... 25-17 tVi Mr. Snyder made a thorough In. fine tobacco flavor and F R E E D O M FR O M CIGAmtifiUon Of the advantages the d if. the Const Lines station building here Stevens, R, E. ..........76.40 in the quarters at present occupied by Herndon.-O. P. ______ 160-90 fguit cities in this section o f the RETTY A FTER T A ST E. the roadway department which depart­ May, L. U....... ..............26-16 4 4 e had to offer. In an interview ment will move to the wooden struc­ Bromley, John_________ 60-31 the Herald Mr. Snydar stated That's why Camel popularity is growing fa ste r than ture on Missouri avenue formerly us­ Newman, R. A. ____ _ 60-30 tb*t »t the time o f bis previous visit ed for office purposes. Whltner, C h a s.__ 25-17 ever. to vsi very favorably Impressed with Tbe new division has been establish­ Leonard, N. B . _____ * tte many inducements Sanford had to r ed because o f the growth of the Coast Hardin, Roy A better cigarette cannot be made. ;____ 75-42 riftr in the w ay o f natural adventLine’s mileage in Florida and the ev­ Hand, W. S . _______ * Ud, He left, however; undecided as er-increasing business enjoyed by that Puleaton, Dr. S. 50-26 W e p o t th e u tm ost q u a lity into to which city in the centra) section o f railway. After November 1st the Hill, W. C . ________ _ 75-38 the state would be the most logical T H IS O N E B R A N D . main line from Sanford to Jackson­ Walthour, Bob ____ _ 60-29 tor the location o f a branch such as ville will bo operated as a separate Howard, C. C . ___1___ 25-14 Is proposed. Subsequently upon re­ division while the South end from Maxwell, R. C_________ 50-28 ceipt of further data from the local Sanford to Port Tampa with the dvertsereet, ,B. J ____ # commercial organisation, containing branch line from naines City to Moore Hickson, D. C . _______•„ 25-11 Bright differentials, distances from Haven and the Coast Line’s Tampa Flawkina, P. __________ 50-27 other cities, etc., he again returned to Southern branch to Dradentown will Purdon, John ______ _ 75-40 Sanford, at which time he definitely all be under Superintendent Langley. Kennedy, L. ........... ... 50-32 todded to locate a new branch o f hia Superintendent J. F. Council will Hutchinson, J. C . ____* badness here. continue in charge of the West Coast Higgins, Ed. ______ ___ 50-23 Mr. Snyder is an experienced eofdivision, covering alt the territory be­ Mobley, E. D........„........ 25-15 fn man, having been in this business tween Fort Myers to the South to Smith, H. P . _____ thirty years. During tho past High Springs to the north, including Stokes, C. W ..............* ‘ Ire years he has established a chain * A Knouts Toascco co.. several branch lines. Mr. Council will Kilbee, W. G________ * s.c if wholesale coffee roasting plants In ot course, continue his headquarters In Herndon, *B. W . ______, 25- 9 other states and has been uniformly l u m m '. i i i i i i i i m i it i ii iiu iiH i ir ii iii ii iii ii iH n ii in i ! t ii ii m f it i ii ii iii r t ii im ii t if > .f i ii ii; ! ii iii ii ir :i iii ii iii it iii ii m t iu i im ii ii it i t Lakeland but the division here will Aker*, Frank ...... ...... * ;ful. Tho Sanford branch will • ». louse two superintendents instead of RWa, W. A. . . . render tho management o f his son, one. Hand, W. H................. * FOR FALL PLANTING frem •Contracts have been let for the R. Snyder,'who will* locate The establishment of the main line Tolar, J*. N. .......... 25-18 erection of a $10,000 new school build­ my Term. farm. Varieties: Eleaton with hia family. southern division will bring to Lakc- Bryan, L. T. .......... ing at Ponce de Leon, in Holmes coun­ The plant is equipped with up-todike and Missionary. Prices: 100, 7Sc; 600, $1.00; 1,000. $550, delivered. and at leaat a dozen families who will Fox, Meade __ __ ___ i, 25- 9 ty. Bonifay contractors have the con­ CABBAGE PLANTS, ready October 15th,‘ and after nt $100 per ljM t de­ automatic roasting, grinding and >ecome permanent residents. They will Puleaton, W i l l __ _____ 25- 6 tracts. With an active .cotton market, :g machinery^ and. the blends o f livered. Orders booked now. Addreta, H. Llghtfoot, Altoona, Fla, (Lake Co.) be seeking housing accommodations Speer, G e o ._________ * at around 18 cents a pound, many packed under the brands o f the within the next few days, since the # — Did not shoot yesterday.fanners hare sold both this and last Jar Co., arc imported direct from new division will be in operation in year's crops. This has w*ant a great ;il and Central America in a raw three weeks. There will be five train relief to many . Rtfs. dispatchers, one chief clerk and four .Mr. Snyder will immediately start clerks, in addition to the superintend­ two salesmen out to cover this terri­ ent and trainmaster.—Lakeland Tele­ Why suffer from a bad back, from tory and haa secured the services o f gram. sharp, shooting twinges, headaches, Jerome T. Kimble, o f Petersburg, V a , dizziness and distressing urinary ills T t codec salesman o f considerable ex­ perience. The Bel-Jar Coffee Co., will B aptist T em p le Sanford people recommend Doan’s employ about eight people and it Is Kidney Pills. Ask your neichbor. Issu es N ew sp a p er their intention to increase their plant Could you ask for stronger, proof of E v ery M on th N ow merit T la proportion to the yolurae o f busi­ ness obtained. A. W. Wathen, farmer, 400 W. First The Baptist Temple among other This concern is strictly wholesale street, Sanford ,says: 1 have used bit their product can be purchased good publicity stunt* issues a. four Doan's Kidney Pills off and oxt- for MARK frem any of the local retail grower*. page newspaper 'every month called several years and they are the best They have signified their faith in the “Temple Report" and while it is Kidney remedy to bahsuL I hare suf­ $625 f. o. b. D etroit Sanford by making a targe investment small In size it make* up la r«aJ new*. fered a let with my bask end kidney There is everyth inf, that tbe members here. Consequently they are entitled weakness. On several occasions •ad should receive stress'* support o f the .church wank to know in the Doan’s Kidney. Pill* h*va come to a y from oar local people. The Chamber Temple Report. It takes' up the. fi­ rescue when I was completely down rf Commerce, only after repeated e f­ nances, the attendance, the deacons1 and out with kidney trouble. Whenfort succeded in locating them her* report, th* Spodey, School report, tbe erer I feel their need now they always •ad obviously desires to see them de­ building report and everything, o f in­ bring the same quick results," (State­ terest and each month the members of. the chqrcb have a. complete and ment given May 2 ^ 1914). On March 19, 191$, Mr. W*|hep most, comprehensive report, tala •before them. And aside from the facts and said: *T am still as strong in praise I figure^ there are many other ■good o f Doan’s Kidney Pills a* ever. items, much news, much live matter haven’t needed Doan’ s since giving my and. on tbe back’ page the advertise­ Inst endorsement." Price 60*. a t all dealer*. Don’t lim­ ments o f four merchants, o f the. dty who make it possible fo r the Temple ply ask for a kidney remedy—get Report to come out in such fine form Doan’s Kidney Pills— the svnie that Mr. Wathen Imd. F<-ster-Millurn Co., each1month. The number this month will be the Mf ra. Buffalo. N. Y. Eighth Anniversary Number. Of course tbe Herald Printing Co., HOC CHOLERA does the printing. SERUM FOR FLORIDA* *»7 better. I PORQU PARTY FOR CIRCLE NO. I -,* gM gt&a - ■ -(.safp STRAWBERRY PLANTS WHY SUFFER SO? OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE r I ~:- M achine P ow er something to emblems to a * of my Bta* one*. I L Mrs. R, L. Griffin and Mrs. B. L. Shinhoiser entertained the member* o f Circle No. 3, of the Methodist cbn«i}. a t * porch party Tuesday af« tetnopa at the borne o f Mrs. Griffin on Myrtle avepue The afternoon was pleasantly spent Mrs. T. to . Williams. awarded a contract to a flitnia V f r CO, Texas, for U rge quantity o t ta g cholera serum. The amount involved M ■eWfqimntely $30,000* it is under- "In the tractor the fanner now has a machine in which is harnessed one ot the mast adaptable, efficient, economical sources o f power in the world— the internal combustion engine. ‘T hjyggetor will multiply the productive capacity of each individual farm worker from three to four times over. "I t wiU ppt the farmer op a par with the d ty manufacturer. It will put his produce-producing factory— for th at *• what a farm is— on to an efficient production basis. ^ fo r 1 boring store sold me SNAP. I* w « * e d w m Oj» dead rat* every m ‘I t will enable each worker to earn so much more that he can be paid profit for the man who hire* him. It will in th e day, giving him more time to enjoy life. ' iWiM “ I believe the tractor trill make fanning w hat it ought to be— the m ost ='== —- 4==rr£*4=_ pleasant, the moat healthful, the most profitable business on -earth.** * Hy Z ^ T a T Z j .* _ .' v / - "V ro^ C a rd a L " ~~ 1s . _1 * ^ ~~ A U T H O R IZ E D D |EALE ■ * ■- ■■ - m �TH E SANFORD Wi no money is being spent at the road that traverses some o f the best NEW YORK WORLD IS AFRAIp TO THESANFORDHERALD that PRINT THE TRUTH present time op the St. Johns river farming land In Central Florida and is THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Kor«i*rr» A H v .r lliln j Ittu r sirn la llv a ■ T1m AVrJUCAN pp,<5$ Arsoci * Ttnv The brave go whore duty leads, even when it is a tariff duty leading to the poorhouse. The city o f Kissimmee is now a 'Bird Sanctuary." We-are glad to see his. ‘ “ Thorn” will nqw be safe. Congressman Wllk, Upshaw wants all the secret orders In the United States investigated. He ia right. Let them ail come under the yoke. A Florida paper says that running a business without advertising is like winking at a girl in the dark. You Hugh Sparkman, o f tho Daytona Journal is not in love with Stato’B At­ torney DcCottes any more and says DeCottes will n<tf piny in his back yard as formerly. Audrey Munson, the actress, says she will “ quit her. profession if she can’t pose nude.” Well, in thnt ense we would think the profession would quit Audrey, tho naughty thing. The Tampn Times says tho health officer is checking' the dnirica. The health.officers inspecting tho dairies is one of tho biggest jokes over perpe­ trated on the people of Florida. Wish we could’ attend that meeting o f the South Florida Press Associa­ tion nt Lakeland Friday and Saturday and see the ladies pin thc prize on “ Thorn" for being the ugliest man in the world. • Another bank holiday. Fridny, Oc­ tober 1-lth is Farmer's Day, although just what the farmers are going to do with the day is beyond us. Maybe it will give the bankers u day in which to fnrm. Frank II. Shutts, of tho Miami Her­ ald has been appointed on tho gover­ nor’s staff with thc title of Lieut.-Colonel. Bet he will be unable to kcop any buttons'nn his coat after he starts swelling up. Who is Governor Hardee, nnywuy that he should stand in thc vvny of progress, says n speaker in Miami. Well, nil we can say is'that he is Gov­ ernor Hnrdcc nnd ho seems to be GOVERNOR, ALL RIGHT. another political campaign. Too much time is usually wasted on the clect-----— ‘ ions in the city and county and state. from Palatka to Lake Harney, al­ closo enough to the SL Johns river to Some time ago the New York World Every man and every woman should though wo ate supposed to have a make water and real transportation meet in the proper manner. through Roland .Thomas, worried the post themselves on the various condismall appropriation. ---------------editor o f the Herald to death with dates and pick the man or womfn who The Florida Water Traffic Lea'gue ia wires’ every hour asking about the in their estimation Would ihako the We want to congratulate the City Commissioners upon their purchase growing and enlarging its scope and it whipping of a certain man hero by best official—and women will soon of a new Are truck with pumping ap­ will do more for this section and far masked men. It seemed that the[ „ffcr themselves in this city and counparatus. This will mean the right the state as a whole than any move- World was obtaining articles from o ilJty f or office. -•n 4m ui . I I-* 1k ^ C AiiiU Y( a C? n.tt l. 1m Ka/soadMA ll n lift. 1 ( _■t « A f SI • It over lit the South in reference to 4the do-j m jt. should bo a friendly race always, kind of Are protection and aavo the ment-ever started in the South. tax payers many dollars aside from means not only cheaper and better ings o f the Ku Klux Klan and wher-. There ia nothing In the whole political transportation but *----------It .means--the devel .............. _ .................. ... and *----------- * J-“ V ever a band o f ^men ............. committed any ,ituaH0n that calls fo r charms reducing the Are insurance rates. opment o f the rivers and harbors of breach o f the peace and it could b«i counter charges in this city "election U ln fL ln afekal AWii» — SJ»»»4 f U.. t_ t J a 4 1l < J amb a / III n I f Itltl (tin Xlattf ' . . _ , _ , ' . .~ Tho Reporter-Star tells o f a window Florida, and government aid fo r the laid at the door o f (he Klan the New^ that approaches. Both o f the carat* display in Orlando o f a mountain lion same. The government spends money York World proceeded to fasten it' dates are well known to most of the ahot near Fort Christmas. We sup- where traffic warrants (lan d the traf- there. They wanted on article from\ people of Sanford. Both o f them have poe the “ mountain lion” was shot flc on the St. Johns river right now Sanford derogatory to the Klnn, of been In the public eye in politica and with one o f the big guns that are warrants a deeper channel, a wider course, and when they obtained the in private life. Both o f them ore mounted at Fort Christmas In prepa­ channel and much improvement ail true facts in the case o f this man who[< Anaciers, successful in their chosen ration for the uprising o f the Indians along the route from Jacksonville to had committed enough offenses to put‘ lines o f endeavor, they have been In near there, yes. And we would lik e jo Lake Harney. Our representatives in him in jail and yet he could not bef the high places and their works are ask If the “ mountain lion" had any fit- Washington are requested to wake up put there, the World did not like the. . known. They are residents, they are facts. They sent a special ropresenera ture on his person relative to Ashe­ and see that we get it. tax payors, they have received bon. ----:-------o-----------j tatlve here who spent a day or more ville and Hendersonville and Apopka __ _ _ __ __ __ ____ . ■ ora, they have served the city as air nomca and myriad crystal UkM Boys are not looking to tho trades investigating and he said the report and Orlando, and other mountain reall want to be law- o f the Herald was true In every par-1<,cnncn mayors, and as private orange groves and grapefruit u4 any more. SThey f sorts. in. many ways that prdgrea- green, cool forests; and drop regrrt. yera or doctors or something o f the tlcular. He sent bis’ report to the Unless the taws are changed in this sort and they are turning away from World in full and as yet we have nev-‘ $*Vc citizens And to serve their city. ftiUy down behind the palm, into tK* any adverse ___ of Meifce. W*teri of the Gulf and other counties, the making and the trades that would mean a good cr seen either o f these reports that T^cr® is no need’ fgr living for them the balance o f their ‘ gave the true facts in the case o f the opinion to be passed upon either o f j Ah, Florida, How grateful am I that selling o f liquor will ‘go merrily on. 1them. As officials o f the city, they no upheaval o f nitiona .verrd yog Of three cnsca in this countyafor sell­ lives. Tako the printing trade fo r in- man that was whipped in Sanford. The New York World should print will have their limitations Just as any from the galaxy of states- Poor fo. ing and making liquor, none o f the stance. When the editor started to learn his trade he received $1.50 a the truth whether it suits their partic* other man will have. Beyond certain deed would we be without you! You accused are on the road, and on ac­ week. You ask a boy now to come ulsr policy or hot. They asked us for lines they cannot g o and if any o f are bound to us by a firmer and mot* count o f that same old “ technallty" into a printing office to learn the trade a report and we sent them the truth, their supporters are looking fo r any- enduring tie than I mthat g fof t mere earth} tho offenders are enjoying their freed, for lets than $10 a week and he would Since" wo are Hot a member o f the thing.aside from service they will be yea, you are bound to us by the tits om. There is no use for tho officers give you the merry ha, ha. And yet it Klan and hold' no brief for the Klan Badly mistaken and qo man should o f blood and kinship, the t ic of. lore, to capture moonshiners or blockade the bonds o f material an,] flnanriti runners. The law does not seem to prosperity. Wondrous state, you HttJ* hold them after being efught Why dream that you aro to lx- the paly, o f all sorts will soon be forced to in- ed and it was a step in the right diIt is just a friendly rivalry among ground o f a tired and nerve-jaded stall machinery to take tho place of rection. and wherever the law cannot two candidates and both o f them are country. Littio think you now that That “ squawk" in the Tampa Tri hand work as thero is no one willing touch certain offenders here In tho fnnford citizens. The election and tho soon all o f your lovely places are to to come in and take n position where South they will bo touched by others campaign should be short and sweet be Inhabited, and you may not knov they might soil their hands. • (whether they be members of the Klan and c|eay, and then get-down to real that the time is soon to eome- whta business o f making Sanford the-great people are to value you nt something runny. Their dogs were running deor what ig tho w,u, MUml? If the New York World wa;.led tho city tha’t it should be. Politics can be like >our true worth, casting in their’ the men had rifles, they were pulled a9j,9 tbe Tampa Times. We do not truth and nothing but thetruth why played to the exclusion o f everything lot ivith you before it is too late. You for having rifles in their possession thJnk thcre nnyth|n jf.the matter "don’tthey publish the truth as it is else. Politics can .bo plnyed unfair. have been modest,'little sister, and and fined and yet they say they wore with Miam, Jn the schDol ctosln(r c ........................................... Politics can be played in such a man­ you have not told your virtues; you not hunting. Well, that s wha* they ak. ^ lt ,a thc Plorida legislature ner ns to disgust the fair minded vo­ hnvo been the fiower that Hoomod ia say but they could not pull this stunt that to blamD fop not p„ 9sing a ,nw ters and cause them to eschew the woodland solitudes, and. I will uy n Hillsboro or any_ other county in. that~ would havo relievcd Miami right of franchise altogether. The that if you the press agent organUttke State, and certainly they will not >cho0Is and alt - (he schools of the Herald hopes there will-be nothing tion o f your distant sister nn the Fabe allowed to pull * in Seminole. |stato. If the ,aw prevcnt9 gblns over snid or done ih this city election tlmt cific coast, you could scare entertain ° : • . , . in certain millngo for school pur* will ruffle-the tempers o f the most tho people who would come to your \V ",s Powell has been elected b y , poiC9 and a city double* in population, ardent supporters o f tho commission-1 shores. Do I love you, Florida! Yon the Lake County Chamber of Com- j( rortnjn ^ the scllooIa wU1 nced era in the race. Tho office belongs to shouldn't ask me, for you know I do, merce to serve another year ns secrc-j . . . . . . . . tho people and not to.any 'man dr set I’vtJ flirted with nearly all your oldir tary. An Honor worthily b e sto w e d ^ T *?* 1 of men. Look them • over.’ Weigh sisters. Some were fatter, some lett­ an honor, nit. It Is n Jpb tkat makes1not * £ * 5 ”^ the school fund many poortz, it regardless o f the New Yqrk World quid ideations. Think before you er, som et richer and Willis work oil day and part of the, ~ Wo11' th6re yoU nrC’ or any other Northern newspapers vo^’ on<i then quietly to the polls Some were longer and many wot night and he does it and he has ^ ® who know so little about the South »nd vote ns you please. It Is your shorter. None gave me the thrill tkti brought so many new people into Lake "H takes Florida that they only print the news thnt blessed privilege and noman’shusl- you alone edn give. Why, d o you knor money belt containing twenty thoua-: coincides with their policy. Why ness but your own. that before l met you, dear girl, I hid and ilollnm into a garb'go can by don't the World print what Jncl become cynical and hardened and. FAIR FLORIDA mistake. A few hours afterward he Hughes sent them and what the edi skeptical, and wondered why Lori* went back and, searched tho can and tor of the Herald sent them? on earth.1* Major J. J. Kennedy, o f Los Ange­ les, Cal., who recently purchased pro­ ELECTION TIMES perty near Haines City, and proposes Goode Gucrry, of thc Palatka News, ;to make his home there, has* written Thcre is nn air o f expectancy in the has started a campaign to save thc the following enthusiastic tribute, to •air, thc politicians scent the battle Ocklawaha Valley Railroad from the tire state to hit friend, W. T. Brooks, from afar-' and gather''round the sale and he has started something for 'estive board to Watch the tufn o f who gave it to the Haines City Her­ the good of tho community. Thc state Jack Dempsey does not like to bt the wheel, some for* the Interests of ald fo r publication: could do nothing better thnn' bvying Colled a prize-fighter. “ I nm a boxer* good government, some for the p>liti“ Dear old Florida! She's tho tail the road that is<jn the hands of a re­ he says. Perhaps draft evader sound* cal crumbs that they th'nl; they will that wa?s tip: dog; aho is the Anger ceiver and that will be sold-for taxes. more dignified to him thn iHirkef, Under the proper management the pick from tie table after election, In the map o f the United States that stntc could mnko money out of this some from the mere fun of being in points to prosperity; ih the nnntomy Those so-called “ Farm Loans" nrc wonderful. They wanted to loan San­ ford farmers at one time $100 an acre on $1,000 land. If they make all their loans on that basis some of the lands would be worth ns much ns fifty cents an acre. Thu weather is cooler, trade is pick­ ing up, thc merchants aliould get busy and advertise. Special sales are now the order of the <fny in every city in the land nnd Shnford should be bring­ ing the people here to trade. You can't do it by standing in the doorwny looking-for trade. We want to add twenty more dally subscribers this week to bring up our list to nn even thousand daily sub­ scribers. We set this mark for thc first of January but we did not antici­ pate thc rush of new people and the fine support of the home people. Twen­ ty more this, week makes nn evon thousand At tho Good Roads Meeting in Or­ lando Saturday it was discovered that the State Road Department was in pnlitics. Impossible! All o f which re­ minds us that it has alwnys been in politics and nlwnys wili be as long as the members are appointive. And -what public business in Florida Is not in politics, wo pray? The Sanford Chamber of Commence iA Making n record of which tho peo­ ple o f Sanford can well feel proud. I f thore nre any in the city who do not know what the Chamber of Commerce is doing let them attend the weekly meetings at the Valdez Hotel and find ouL There are none so blind as those who will not see. The S t Johns river.traffic h*s more than doubled and we want to call the attention o f our senators and repre­ sentatives to this fact and we also to d l l their attention to the fact .When the growers* own co-operative marketing organization began business more than a dozen years ago it started with a dean slate. It was a new institution, with new aims and ambitions. It told northern jobbing concerns what it intended trying to do, and it won friends. It went ahead successfully with the project of standarising, grading and packing to give unvary­ ing values It made more friends. plies are secured. It maintains a large chain of representatives, covering practically every possible earload m arteet for citrus fruits tn the country, men who have devoted years to this business of making better known the fruit shipped by growers of the Florida Citrus Exchange—gaining new customers and keeping old customers satisfied. It since has stood resolutely fo r the square deal, both to growers and to purchasers o f their fr u it Each year it has gained many new friends in the The Florida Citrus tablished reputations. Its Sealdsweet trade m m , which features good fruit, whether blights, goldens or russets, is known by hundreds o f thousands o f consumers who demand it o f their retailers, they In Citrus [W h y n o t �\ ** .*'sd-_= . -- * • 1 * -f-\ -1 1 • *• * • . • -1 ■ . > . • Y._ •» • ^ T;":— * -a • # % •* •’ • e 1 , 4» > i - ■e— - | * * *1 * TH E SANFORD W E E K L Y HERALD, F R ID A Y , OCTOBER 14,1921 ( t n m W*dM*4Ar*a Sally) 0. L. Harper ,of Ocoee, has bought SCIDED TO BUILD ADDITION TO from Dr. Weathers the stock of the PARISH BOUSE AND START Oviedo Pharmacy and has just put b i g SEASON L. M. Dowdy in charge of the store for the coming season. A new soda fount will soon be installed, new The Men's Club o f tho Parish House stock put In and many improvements artt last night at the Parish House, made. Dr. Weathers left Wednesday this being the first meeting o f the for Macon, Ga., from which place he j y i and a large attendance greeted will go to some college of pharmacy. president Whitner when he called the While the friends of Dr. Weathers re­ ntn to order and explained the natpre c f the dub and the wtfrk that they in­ gret to have him leave Oviedo, they tended to do this year. He explaind rejoice with him in being able to take that the work o f starting a white way advantage of the broader opportuni­ ground throe aides o f the church ties presented him. Mrs. W. B. Young entertained the property was one o f the objects o f the dub last y e a r along with many other Ladies Bible Class o f the Methodist Sunday School Tuesday afternoon Fourteen members were present and a most delightful afternoon was spent. The d a is voted to pack • box next Tuesday for the orphanage at Enter- Miss Teague Simmons, o f Mount* villo, N. C., who is attending Stetson University at DeLand, sperjt the week-end with her aunt, Mrs. W. Theodore Langley, CROP TAKES A TUMBLE AND A. A. Prevatt, of Wilson, N. C., was ESTIMATES COME among the out o f town vtsltora in DOWN our city yesterday . GAINESVILLE, Oct. lli-W I t h Cit­ W. A. Jordon, of Live Oak, spent the day here yesterday attending to’ rus fruits ripening rapidly and the movement to market under way In business and mingling with friends. Mrs. A. C .Smith and tittle son, Cor­ South Florida, condition o f the crop nelius, have returned home fnom a de­ haa taken a tumble aa a result o f lightful three weeks visit with rela­ continued dry weather in September, tives and friends in Green Cove saya the monthly review o f the Fed­ eral Bureau o f Crop Estimated here Springs. JrW . Dickson, o f Ocala, was in thtr "hero on crop condition! in Florida the city yesterday transacting business. first o f October. The condition of oranges was low C. L. Stokely and son, o f Mt. Dora, er than It haa been at that time in were among the business vlsitots three years, being 81 per cent o f nor­ here yesterday. mal aa compared.with 85 per cent of Miss Marian Packard and Miss a month ago and 91 per cent last SeidJer, o f Detroit, are the guests of year. Grapefruit showed a condition Mrs. Sherman Routh. Miss Marian o f 80 per cent aa compared with 85 is a former resident and her many a month ago and 79 per cent last friends are glad to have her back in year. The condition o f limes showed Sanford again. very little change with the bulk of The many friends o f Mrs. B, G. tne crop.harvested. Smith, o f Oviedo, will be glad to leant Indications are that a larger than that she is recovering from an opera­ usual percentage o f the Florida cit­ tion for appendicitis. She was taken rus crops will be lost this year from while on a visit in Arcadia, and was splitting and dropping, s#ys the t»v rushed to the hospital there fo r the operation. Harvesting is well advanced, corn, Mr. and Mrs. W. M- Wright return­ ed Saturday from a ’ visit to Mrs. Wright’s family in south Georgia. - Misses Elisabeth Lawton and Mable Swope spent the week-end with their parents last week. Mr -*nd Mrs. Frank Norris, of Greensboro, Alp., have purchased tho Womblc place and will move there as soon ns possession can be given. W. !. Adams, representing the The Woman’s Club is observing this Equitable Life Insurance Co., left this week ns clean-up week, trying to get morning for Lake Wales, where he the weeds pulled up, and all the trash goes on a business mission. burned up, E. Bundy Kenlaw, o f Richmond, Roy Williams, o f Sanford, spent Va., was in the city yesterday trans­ Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs. acting business. W. B. Williams. W. W; Vickerp, o f Alabama, is reg­ Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope, Miss istered at the Montezuma while in the Mnble Swope and Mr. and Mrs. Frank city attending to business. Norris spent Saturday afternoon in W. B. Rhodes represented Tsmpa Sanford. here yesterday. Mr .and. Mrs. L. E. Wright.and i W. B. A Lop, of Dublin, Ga., one of family spent Saturday in Orlando. the prominent business men o f that II. A. Denmark, of .Valdosta, Ga~ is city, is spending several days here in Oviedo this week attending to busmingling with friends and attending j to business. _ . Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walker, sis­ ter of Mrs. Wilcox of Front street, and motber-irt-Iaw, Mrs. Goodhue o f for the present. Florida are visiting at the Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clark left last home. Mrs. Goodhue leaves Satur­ week for Arcadia, to be with their day for Washington, D. C , to join her daughter, Mrs. B- Q. Smith, who is husband on their journey borae^—Bainthere at a 'hospital. Mr. Smith and bridge (N. Y-) Republican. Mrs. Clark returned Monday, report­ Frank L. Woodruff, Jr., returned ing Mrs. Smith rapidly recovering home Tuesday Evening from Greens! from an operation for appendicitis. js expected, the fathers bringing their sons and in some instances the sons bringing their fathers in a general get together meeting. Songs were sung and a good time had by everybody until the wrestling match was announced and Collie Rig­ ger* and Victor HcLaultn gave the audience a good Idea o f bow the wrestling game is played and fo r .fif­ teen minutes wrestled all over . the mat the bout finally going to Collie on points. Refreshments, consisting o f choice cheese sandwiches, pickles, bottled Bek and hot.coffee were served and while filling op on the viands the question o f enlarging the Parish House was discussed and committees were appointed to finance the pro­ ject nnd start the n^w Work at once. This will give a stage for plays, ,a good seating capacity and a place where entertainments o f all kinds can be given with the view o f paying for the new building. This will be a step in the right direction as the Parish Mouse is one of the most popular plac­ es in the city now and with the addi­ tion will be much better prepared to take care o f the crowds thht witness basket hall games, etc. The Men’s Club is one o f the real live organisations o f Sanford and they are doing a great work here looking aflt-r the welfare o f the young men and giving them the right sort of amusements. Edward Ward has been retained fo r physical instructor for the new year and will give the busiT'i : 1 men and tbs young men and the - Rev. J. P. Hilbum presiding elder boys the proper kind o f exercise and of this district, will be at the Moores Khptment to bring out the best there Station church this coming Sunday, to preach in the afternoon and even­ The membership in the Men’s Club ing. Rev. W. T. Rancher, o f Apop­ is baaed upon the willingness o f the ka, who has the charge here, will be candidate to do something big * for Sanford and anyone is eligible for here to assist with the advices. Everybody is going to the social at membership. I f you arc not a ’mem­ Moores Station churrh Friday even ber give your name to the secretary, S. M. I.loyd at Lloyd's Shoe Store and get in the game. Dr. and Mr*. James Purvis, of Tam 1, are here for the winter. Dr. Par vis has bought some land near Crippin’s crossing and is building a house P and will farm -this season. , [g J. W. Miller, -of Charlotte, N- C , is here to spend the winter at the ill home of his ton Brown Miller, on Cel­ ery avenue. Mr and Mrs.-Alex Watts arrived *7o here last week from Melrose, Scotin land, and are guests o f Mr. Watts* J .|sister, Mrs. Brown' Miller. Mr. and tr- j Mrs. Watts expect to make their fu ­ st- |tare home here. ttJ t N. C. Frazier is here from CharIT- j lotto, N. C , to remain daring t ie « t j winter with his son and wife, Mr. and t»-1 Mrs. L. I- Frtfrier. at their home on ban a high atmosphere humidity. Mr, Humphrey recommends that the inftvted Umber when in position be remoyed and burned. “Following this,” Mr. Humphrey's Letter continues, “ you should secure d suitable antiseptic like coal U r creosote or sodium fluoride and paint this °r spray it upon the timbers adja­ cent to the infected area, which timmay lodge spores on their surface. I should have mentioned that in remov­ ing the decayed material the carpent­ ers should cut,back into what appears to be sound timber for a distance o f °ne or two feet to h e sore that all in­ fection is removed. "In addition *0 applying antisefkte Lnjho remaining adjacent timbers ft ■should also be applied to, adjoining moronry and also to the soil Immediately under tho timber. If sodium Boride is used I recommend a 8 per « n t solution aa it is not soluble in much, higher concentration. ; "Timbers which a n used to replace at Good Ground, Long Island. Mr. and Mrs. Will Rowe and little son, hare gene back to town after tie summer at the Raynor home, and moved into their new home cm West Mbs Hoskinu Jones left Sp&inT night for a trip north and will viris points tn Virginia a n d will be with friends in ft# * Y « k city * *•“ fure returning home.Mr. and Mrs. D. L L s f Sought ten acres o f land the tee­ ner o f BesnLIl avenue and M a rietta and wBl build thenasefyes a home at once. Much spmpathy _ is expressed f « Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCeskkte. There dear little daughter, 15 mootho f M died o f bowel trouble after aa ittaeasa o f two weeks. A deer sweet m t* erne cotton, peas and hay* crops under weather conditions which have been almost ideal. Yields o f com snd hay are showing up better than expected. Sweet potatoes, sugar cane, sorghum for syrup and other late summer crops hsve deteriorated sharpeiy in condition on account o f dry weather over most o f the state. Condition of- rice, tobacco at time of harvest are below usual and pro­ duction o f tobacco will run under last year. Rice production will show an increase because o f extensive plant­ ing in several localities. The quality of the state’s limited production of oats was little lower than usual and yields are reported to have been the lightest in some years. A preliminary inquiry on velvet beans indicates that yields. expected to run about 76 per eent of. normal with only sixty per cent of the usual acreage for harvest. Pastures ranged from poor to fair over the state with improvement ex- r j ) ‘j Castor Pomace Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems K A IN IT — S H E E P M A N U R E GOAT M A N U R E A n d O th er M a teria ls Our Prices Will Save You Money PHONE 536 Work is to start at once on the building for the Growers’ Commercial Bank at Haines t!fcy. W. C'. Robertson will be in charge of tha construction and the work will go forward verp There is a fortune waiting for the man who wilj invent a pill to get ac­ tion from a sluggish flivver. W a Kt I d hauling. CAN HELP YOU to make your rent, buy or build a home, improve city Don’t count your eggs until the o t country real estate, [my o ff tha revenue bill has been hatched-— Co­ mortgage. Disability featore. Long lumbia Record. term loans, No renewal Cab on M. W. Halford, Junction, Fla. ' C. A. R. AUXILIARY T*i <cruft'll* 5*. ztu. a*'*4 <*• m The Faille Harrison Chapter, N. S. 4i aa* J U Jam, A. I* He*. bH W H Hk> IWtUIrtte la m i *ffW# 1*4 t l . w s IV-l O x fur 1*1 D. A. Ft, of Sanford, haa caught the 1* I111>1* *"<* ('*.» with III. a*la irrtl spirit o f its home town “ Advafite nev­ fen* 1 i tn 'w a* m m *( oittim e*erv l - 4 m ftn ti« ( • •-*— >!. r v * M l- teW ts !**• er be discouraged," they arc to have e» t. l lII. H i IT. e a V j k r t U ’ • I n A M ta f f r U M TL* h H b r l U l t f M II HI I i l thr 4*!* v t IS* an auxiliary to their chapter,'Mrs. BW n a 'crtlftrrt* la ft* u n *4 W, Jv Starling has been appointed organ­ ising president o f the Cl A. R- (Chil­ dren American Revolution), and haa received letters from the national o f­ ficers in the highest praise o f our re­ gent, Mrs. W'. E. Watson, for efficient D. A- R. Preu Reporter last evening to visit his sister. The SL Petersburg Tunes says: G UARANTEED Messrs. Harry sad Carl Prrras, of ■'You can win the favor o f rotate woEurtii, joined Messrs. D. L. Thrasher men by praising their babies. To win ies and rise within from (5) to (55) and George Sprer, oa their fishing trip others 70 amort praise their poodle days, seldom longer than US) days, to Daytona Beach. dogs.” Bat.dogred if we try to wm 'quickly decays timber and prevents Why y s a iii jssr. brtU iy with your * th* fa ror c f the others! . . , Lrti. fj.i_i__________t: generaler out o f order? 'See. H of-j ---------------------------Mac Battery C o, “ Foot o f Fast St_"r( A large Chicago cigar masufactur.9-ltp * L g -m a s w-J! mm* bis factory to Mr*. Alfred Ldja* returned home Tampa ta the near future which wfU Tuesday evening from a detirktfni, increase Tampa's output o f between Exclusive Manufacturers Visit with relative*, in Tampa* and sad TfiOO/XJO a year. ’ stars fee* Florida aa tt i M f i f , (j FOR SALE—Celery plants. Will b# ready about the 25th o f this month. Inquire at Herald office. M tp FOR HALE—To dose ratal#, ten ropm * house tw o . blocks cast Of Stetson University, DeLand. Suitable fo r fu! location! Apply to Jt H, H trickinson, Adrar„ 1020 Eleventh and Laur­ el are., Sanford, Fla. 7 -lip FOB SALE— Sound, medium mo horac, wagon and harness. Apply -to K. ? . L., at Crown R sperC e. 9-ltp FOR SALE—Complete pumping ou t­ fit, electric motor, pump and Largs tank. Magee, corner .Park and High �E n gin eer Scald ed by Steam D ies Pew H ours L a te r a t O sceola, F la . A n attrerirw booltlrt, (From T astes*'* Dally) “T it Home Am u tit ffluKreta* the vtiii* o f paint har­ m ony in (ha Loan*. A a k «u fo r frre cop y T H B O N L Y E C O N O M IC A L P A IN T IS THB BEST PAINT. Never use an odinary paint on the outside o f your home. Y ou pay just as much foe labor whether you use the best or poorest paint, but poor paints soon SANFORD, FLORIDA Tom M artin is B adly W ounded in F ig h t fo r L ife the swiftly moving train battling with two desperate Criminals was' so nart o w that his friends are glad his in­ juries are no worse. His physcisn hopes that he will .suffer no bad ef­ fects from the wound and Tom m y will probably be himself again in a few This incident only carries.out the KNOCKED NEGRO FROM TRAIN report over the state that hundreds of AND SHOT W n iT E MAN AFTER desperate characters are coming to HE WAS WOUNDED. J. K. Stevens, an engineer at the plant o f the Osceola Cypress Co., mill at Osceola, was so badly scalded by steam yesterday morning that he died a few hoars later. It seems that a valve blew off while he was making some reptirs on the immense boiler qf the engine, and the escaping steam dcluggod him before he could get out o f the way. The unfortunate young man was literally cooked from head to foot, and*no medical al dcould aave him ,ami death relieved him o f his sufferings several hours after the ac­ cident happened. The remains were brought to this Alty by T. J .Miller A Son, and pre­ pared fo r burial and sent to his old home at Welbome last night. The sac death o f this- young man has cast a gloom over Osceola \ where he was loved and esteemed b y all who knew MAYOR JOHN MARTIN WILL SPEAK HERB ON ARMISTICE DAY Mayor John Martin, o f Jacksonville, has accepted an invitation to speak here on Armistice Day at which time he will be the guest o f the American Legion. It is not known just when the speaking’ will occur but it will probably be about one o’clock or josi after the big feed. Mayor Martin la a good apeaker and is full o f pep and being a candidate for governor wil no doubt give the people here soniethlng to think about in his address. Armistice day will be filled with good things and the program is growing every day. The boys expect to get out a program o f the many events in a few days and it will be one o f the best that has ever been arranged here fo r a big day. Campbell-Lossing Post is a live wire organization and they intend to Mw h o o p - 'c m - u p ' on the dote o f Nov e r i i b c r 1 1 th . BUSINESS MEETING AND BRIDGE. Take Snlln, to Flush Kidnvya and Neutralize Irritating Acids. Kidney nml Bladder weaknesses re. suit from uric ricid, snys a noted au­ thority. The kfdneys filter this acid from tho blood and pass it on to the bladder, where it often remains to ir­ ritate and inflame, causing a burning, scalding sensation, or setting up an irritation at.the neck of tho bladder, obliging you to seek relief two or threo times d u rin g'th e-n igh t The sufferer is in constant dread, the wa­ ter passes somethimes with a scald­ ing sensation and is very profuse; agtjin, there is difficulty in avoiding Tom Martin was taken to tho Fernald-Laughton hospital here where he was attended by Dr. Ralph Stevens, the A. C. L. physician and at this writ­ ing he is resting easy. Tho bones in his left arm are badly splintered but his escape from death on tho top of Bladder weakness, njost folks call it, because they can't control uHnqtion. While it is extremely annoying and sometimese very painful, this is realty one o f the most simple ail­ ments to overcome. Get about four ounces df Jnd Salta from your phar­ macist and take a tabiespoonful in a glass o f water before breakfast, con­ tinue this for two or three days. This will neutralize the acids in tho urine s6 it no longer ia a source o f irrita­ tion to the blndder and urinary or­ gans which then act normally again. Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless, and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and is used by thousands of folks who are subject to urinary disorders caus­ ed by uric acid irritation. Jad Salts is splendid for kidneys and causes no bad effects whatever. Here you have a pleasant, efferves­ cent Hthia-water drink, which quick­ ly relieves bladder trouble.—Adv. 9100,000 FIRE IN MACON I mutism can be quickly relieved by on applies (mn - o f Sloan's Liniment. It bnngs wsrmtb, esa# mod comfort'and lets you steep soundly. Always have • bottle handy and apply when you feel tbe first twinge. * It ptndraUt without rubbinf. It's splendid to fake tbe pain out of tired, aching muscles, sprains snd strains, stiff .joints, and lame backs. *For forty years pain’s enemy. Ask yournciglibor. At nlTdruggists—J5c, 70c, IL40. ROCK ROAD FOR SMYRNA County Commissioner Beck will build one mile o frock road in this district aB an experiment, looking for­ ward to t -c building o f rhore sub­ stantial roods al lover tho district, in­ stead o f continuing the wnsto of mon­ ey in maintaining the unsatisfactory shell roads, which arc now in use. The building o f this road is hardly an ex­ periment as the matcrias to be used arc coquina rock and tarvia, and this material is proving very satisfactory on the DeLand-Daytonn road. This road will begin just south of the South Canal and will extend for one mile which will probablp take it to, or near the church at Hawks Commissioner Beck is making an effort to interest tho city officials in building the road o f the same material he will use from theend o f the con­ crete road on the Dixie Highway to the canal. I f this is done it will give nearly two miles more o f substantial road. Estimates are being made of the costal nd the contract will prob­ ably bo let at an early meeting o f the board o f county commissioners.—New Smyrna Breeze. MACON, O ct 11.— Fire which broke out at ono o’clock destroyed t^ie>bqild- Where There’s a Baby on Farm Keep Rat-Soap.'' fng occupied by the National Bajfc Rats are on most farms. Once they Co., and tbe Golden Rule Pawnshop, causing a loss o f about |100,000. The get'Inside the house— look o u t Rats kill infants— biting them is not un­ exploding o f hundreds of cartridges-in usual. Nursing bottles attract rats. the pawn shop hampered the firemen Break a enkq of RAT-SNAP and in their work. throw it around. It will surely rid you bf rats snd mice. Three sizes, 35c, 66c, 9400,000 FOR .COTTON MEN. 91.25. Sold and guaranteed by Boll Hardware Co.— Adv. WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 2 ,-A p p rov zl of a loon o f $400,000 to South Cor: If there Is anything harder to find oliha banks fo r financing cotton loans than a neodlo in n hay stack, it’s the was given today b y the War Finance girl who says: “ I'll Trash the dishes Corporation. sus jws3R„ftrswi .sss L ■'T J t U further ordered tb it M id netlc* b* pubM M In th» Has ford litre U . a m o t m p o t pnbIUb*d In Btmlnolo O b tetj, for roar coqaacaUft M ori 1. •Ml at Urn O n * ob this Mtb dty Of B tpU aU r, A. IL ) » . A. DOVOLABS. * ftirl 8. Solicitor t e Ccm jiklaaat, s-Ots S r # -, Dtlteal Banted, Florida, tfcte lOtk day of September, A. D. ISM. H is t ’K V J a j s r i J s y g s ? s w r - - *3 5 1 f j l t t H P l Bf IsUtMtUot Sf cw •f Seated Orest wits the w ,Z r » 2? SO f t . . W n o n . i » t e » l * o tftgtan&g a l t * ooo f t .. » MBS4 rt. ■ OM ft.. H ass « U this CBBM that JOB U u t*n a t ta tad to tba Usd. k Wltarea m j o fficia l tlgretare sad t t t l tbla H l W W 9* Btpumbte. A. D. 10). (S e a l ) *»• - bji w are W i s m w SBV(, BrcUsa 0, T t r w l l p , S S| B u j « a. a . D o u a ra s a , Clark CtrcMt O o v l. SrolBOlt O o a ttj. Via. a. m. w a n s . n. o. W*t£* H^TeTumBWuV Notire It h rre b j glrrn tbtt Hater tad b j rlrta t o f t n a t l decree of roreckwur* ta d Ml# ratcred la tb tt err tala catM pending ta tbt circa ll Court o f tb t S tr tttb JsdJclal ctrea lt of tbt Rtata o f rioH d t. Id to d fur Stmlaota Croat y, Is Chancery. wherein Otarfla K Granger )a tho complainant, anil Delta U. Urown. and L. O. nroww. U lU t Tam bit a Tjarr tad W . a Tjaor, Arrle Elisabeth Tamblln, Alien Uaj Tiuablla tad (J*orgc A. Tam blla art detent) an (a, r o t , red ta tb t Olb d i j o f Oe lobar. A. D. 1 0 1 , tb t follow. Ins deoertbad real batata lying and twin* la Sanford, Stmlaola Cronty, Florida. wlU bt told at publio o o te r j to tbt hltbcat to d boat bidder for eaah, before tb t Ctyrt f l o u t Door la Satfont, Florida, d a ria s tbt local haore o f aal*, on tb t flral Monday la November. A. D. IBM, It boIns tbt Tib day o f laid month, to-w it: Lot Oaa ( I ) , o f Work K lsbt (S) o f Tt*r E ljb t (8) terordlss to B. It. Traftard’ * Map o f tb t Town m J i B B O'KHII, a n iff.i M M U * SrO d s j o f October, A, t>. I M l e t e ISss tad tbare a U t u n i t to lb* tm .re tbf ssu.'swr 2ty*is% a a r - T fi- u a • g .n f.a u g s g R r a t s w x a u i M M tlbtd, t r . ta n a s* a* sndtr ib j of it* no. Uos te n t* m M , or oth m rlw . tr t required* if b,fop* w SSM cirmll Crert It **» Ocmrt iloare ta S ta ted , Florida. oe tba Ttb A tj o f Horwtbtr, A. D. 101. tad tbre u d ttar* ittk t t u r n - to tb* Mil of remputat « . blblttd against Mid unknown ptnlM . oiln o te t dsers* pro rnnfdaan w ilt bt tntired I [ilu t t il M id aakaowa partten. Una o r rlrbt^if woy o f tba 8. r . It. I dr great. SO Ilia., W alonf aald right-off t . N 0 d*grata, so u is .. W toe r u 1 No. 4.— Tba BH o f tba NBU o f tba X W U a f tba B W V i S«clloa V, Tdwnahlp SO E., Itacga SO It Is ordtred tb tt Ibis aoUre bo pnblUtd la Oka S tth rlJ —— . . •. . . . - B. No. B.— NW H o f tba HU o f lot S, SacUoa S. Tbwnablp SO S., flanga SO B. No. a — Lot 4 a f BaetUa 0. Townafclp 0 & . Ctrealt Omtrt, tbla 4Lb d a j of Annul, a . a Baas* SO B. Na. 7.— Tba NW H a f tba S W U Oaaa B H a f ISM. (3BAI.) B. A. DOUOLASS. •' f— Clark o f tb* Clrenlt tkwrt. ________ * - ■ Saailaolo Coonty, rtetda. E. r . lIOUSItOMlER. A ttsreaj for Cbm,11. . -------- ------ gamp *w Bo iiaus* ov M. Notloa la btrebr g lrre that tbo U-wJ «t la tba Ctrealt Court a f tba Sorealb Jadlolal Otr-1 It appearing from tba aworn b ill o f MnapUlat call of M srlda, ta tad for Soralaala Coatfiled la tbla conaa agatoot yoo. that jo a bare or ly. riorlda, w ill rerelee bide at their sen reg­ tr .— la Chaaoorj. I claim aoma Istoreat In Ilia laada barelaabore da— -------I ter Ibod, therefore, job. tba u t d !»oU j T r Beat. ular meeting to be held Teeaday, W m m t-i .stk. CTTATIOS llrn n la Doagbartj, J, A. UeDoaald, M. A. Me- IBM, at 10 o ’ clock, a. m., la the (Vmrt Itoaee at ................... _ ------------1Uonald, aad Ueurge W. Link are hereby required Sanford, Fla., for one car o f metal rohertt, or Llllybel tloynea, OomplolMst, J to b* aad appear tafora oar aald circuit court St Tttrtnrd a n t pipe, eliea front I I " to 31". a w I tba court houaa la lit a ford, rtorido. on tba la be dalleered la Hanford. Fla. Hoard reaerrea tba right to reject my « »n Paul lUjnea. Defendant. 17lli day or Nortmbar, A. a IBM, aad thru aad To Paul Itiynea. Ileotdenca Unknown: (there make 0newer (o tba Mil o f complalat a tE. A. DOUOt.ABH, It appearing from aa affldarlt filed ta tblolblblted agalnet you, otborwiaa a decree pro coan t t f Hoard' o f Count/ t a m liceoa* that yotf are a mm reel den l o f tbp Slata of fw eo w ill be entered egalnet you. • riorlda, Iher* fore, you Paul lleynea. are ordered I Aad any snd all ntbar pertlea clalm lnf may S-Ste_________• alo o ere, Seminole County, fit . and required on. tba Sib day of December. A, D. I right, title .or islereat In and Jo tbe-lapda bare­ Ia Circuit Court, 7th 7a d d el Circuit, Bemteale 'It. to eppeer to -th e hill of complaint aihlltt- I im boee deecrlbed under, br. and through Dolly Oouaty, FU.—Ia Cbaaeary I agalnet yoo la tbla caoae. , |T. Heat, Jennie Dougberty. M. A . UeDoaald. J. It U ordered J b a t tide notice be publlabed la |A. McDonald and Oeorga W . Link or otbarwlae, iulred to be and appear b a te * are hereby ____ _______ __ ______ WITNKHH my band and the real o f aald court our aald circuit court at tba euurt houaa In Carrie W . Speer, Complainant, oa tbla Srd day o f October, A. D. ISM. Sauford. Florid*, oa tba 3th day « f December, TB. (SEAL) B. A. IJ0U0I.AH8, A. D. IB31, and then and ibare nt»ka aarwaf Arthur J. Doyle, el al. Defendant. Herk o f tb# Circuit Court, to tl.e bill or complaint axhlblled agaln*t Mid TO ALL I'BRSONS CLAIklINU ANY I.STStHeni Inote Cbunty, Florida. on known partlre, other wire a decrea pro n a HOT IN TU B FOLLOWING DESCRIBED OKO.-A. DtCOTTES, feaao w ill be entered agalnet M id unknown parLAND, to-w lt:— Hollcltnr and t>wn**l for Defendant. S-Btc lieu. ' I>ota S and * af It lock 34; and Lota 3 and 4 It ta ordered that tbla qotlca ba publlabed la NOTICE tha Hanford Herald, a nnrapaper'publlabed in Nolle* la hereby siren, .tb it an Friday, tb* Hemlnola County, riorlda, care a weak for algbt ZSIh day of October. A. D. IBM, at tba hour of (8) waaka aa td lh« known partlaa defendant, 10 o'clock a. m., at the Court Houaa a t T ltu - ■ad once a week for twelve (IS) waeka aa to rlll*, Hrarard County. Florida, tb* annnal meet- the unknown partlaa defendant. Wltwaaa tpr bend and tba at*! o f tb* Ctrenit Court on tbla tba SOtb day o f AkguaL A. D. ISM. for the purpose o f etectlag ooa member o f tb* (flBAL) B. A. IW DO LASS, Hoard of SupMrtaore, who shall ba a land own­ Clerk o f the Circuit .Court. er o f Mid (Hatrlct, to aarr* t e the term of Be inloo 1* County. Fla. It la further ordered that tbla notice be pebthree year* and to sneered A tore A. Ilarlow, OEORCK 0 . nSRO IN C, IDbed la tb* Sanford It ere Id. a o#w*p*p« now a member o f M id Board, whore term of Solicitor and Counatl t e tba Com p la loan t. llabed lq Semtnola Oouaty, Florida, once *4r» o ffice eiptre* o a M id day, and lo transact aorh 3-lSte week foe twelve w eek*.' ,__ other bualnaaa aa n a y properly torn* before said Witness my band and tb* seal o f aald Court. meeting. - . August IS. IBM. ■' • . At each election each and every acre o f |ae<l Ib tba Circuit Court e f tb* Seventh Judicial Cir­ (SEAL) N. A. DOUCLADd. cuit o f riorlda, la aad far Bamlaala In tha dtalrict shall reprreent me share and Clerk Circuit t’m r l, , Oeunty.—la Cbuoaryeach owner th ill he entitled to one rote lo perHemtnole tkjunly. FDecm or by p ro iy In writing duly signed for ev­ DIC1MNBON * DICKINSON. . *' CITATION ery acre of land ow ned by Mid owner in Mid BoHctlora t e Complainant._________ H IW MaDch Realty Company, a corporation. Com­ district. plainant. Tb* person receiving the blgheet number of rules at said election M all be declared elected u William Alexander fluchanan. Liquidator, *t laid iBtiDtTYttor* " al, ate.. Defendants, * Dated tbla U t day o f October, 1 0 1 . To W illiam Alevamter noehanan. L iq u id a te at Hy order a f the Hoard o f Raperrlaoe*. Florida Land a Colcnlntlrm Company, U n it ­ EONB8T II. HVKRY, - Departareat o t Ike Interior. • ed. a corporation of England, and all former 8-atc_________________ ____________ Secraiary, United Btataa Load Office stockholders o f tba Florida Land 4k Colonisa­ OaloeovllD. Vlorldn tion Company, lim ited, a corporation o f Rag­ In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit, la and September 10, lWL land, and to tbe unknown derlaaa*, grantere far Bemlael* Oouaty, riorlda.— or otber rlalmants, by, through t e under tb* T o Tillman Smith, o f Unknown addrre*. i t e Ia Chancery, * abov* named parttee, aad to any and all other You are hereby notified that te persona nr pertlea w twinsoever claim ing any CITATION w ts give* Malt land. Florida. m J W t e ™ 1* ? right, title or lateraat In and to tb* follow ­ F. D. McBride, Complainant, * ing described land, situate, lying and betas aildreea, did on August B, ISM. flU •* va. la tba County of Hemlnola and Slats o f Flor­ flea bl* duly corebore ted a IT Ucat loo to o « l a « Veraclle 8. Mcltrlde, Defendant. ida, more particularly described a* follow*. and recur* lb* cancellation o f y***J_n “®T To V ctm ID H. UeHrtde. Hoatofflcs Itox ’ No. IIS, •trad Entry No. 010273. Serial No. O lO T King |iant ton, Tennceec a ; • June 90. 1B1B, t e BBH ** It eiipcarlng from an affldarlt filed In tbla Township 31 Range 31 U., T a U a b a j^ Weri cause that tha residence of tba defendant H dlan, and m ground* t e bla eontret ba aHrri* ltlngbamtna, Tennessee; _____ ■ that ______ It ^Is tba_______ btllaf that H id totrjtnan baa nellher raaUDd aiw0 o f affiant that tba defendant la over twentym ltlrated Mid land aloe* fleptmaber. IBI». are one yean o f age and that there I* no person bla faltars 'o do *o has not bare due l» » In' he stale o f Florida tb* sorrlre* o f a aohrmnloyment la military or aarel . poena upon whom would bind tha aald defend­ U nrtad-teatre, o f any cbaraclcr, In **“»♦ ant; Therefore, you. V eitelle 8. McBride. an " V i * are, therefore, further notified «*»«* hereby required on lb * 71b day o f Novtmbar. A. M id alleguttoas wit) be taken aa D. IBM, to appaor to the bill of complaint filed your M U retry will be against you la this cause, otharwlre a daerre er right to he beard, attber before tbla o fw * £ procoafeaao w ill <;:i aald data b* ratared agalnal oa appeal. If you fail le H D J W this ofnee within twenty day* after tba FOUBT l l P ? It la farther Ordered that aald notice ba pub­ ration o f tbla oeUco, a* t» lished In tb* Sanford Weekly Dartld, a news­ ewer, nadar oath, specifically ta» paper pubtDbed la Hanrord. Hccnlnola County, tba allegations o f r e n te !. “ * • « « ” Florida, for four conaecutlr* weeks. proof that you h art reeved ' W f •* „ W itness my hand aad real of tba abov* stat­ ewer on the saU co o te ta n t eltbar In paf** ed con n on tbla 0 t h day o f September, A. D. hy regtatered m a lt „r 101. Yoa ahon Id state ta year “ “ *|r (BEAL) E. A. DOUOLASS, the poatofftce to which yoa <Daira fu rte r Clark Circuit Ctourt, tire* « b* real t . m ^ „ nATjB, Heal note County, Fla. 7-Stp. - Nolle* te fearetr strea * « t a n t e saJ W T ta* Of a dee re* o f foreeWrere aa dM> ‘ eat * t tb* Clrenlt Coart * f d r e a lt te FtertSa. U t e tetJ te«U a *te^ »™ g la a reore ttereU jretelns w b ^ - W w i a w Aldridge Is rrtropUlnant a te MRIer Rota f T D. K areroff. bU " I f* . T ' o f t e William Hot Dimly, are darttea*!*- * t e aate aad t e j i **u mnUm ^ c 3 » bidder t e n a b at tba treat M r Houaa In Sanford. Samlaate OmatF. log tb* lag al boar* e f rel*. ^ u r e fa s te vember 7(h. ISM, tb* ***** ^ ^ i . I t ^ a l l M i t e d * r . tb* follow U g tererib*d,r**> (SJidi, lying a te twins t* StaOaola Coaaty, f m » -- T b * 1 B u t Qoarter IBW) ^ Q o ir if f iH w t t ) tW ( NEW) a f Svetioa T b lrt/ Tw-. ’‘ ■ joinc q. f.*0 NA»Dr. OICOnOB O. HBBRINO, RnlUlhw h r nae ^ 4 =T < �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14,1921 ( T n n K u i t f 'a D»Uy) Mrs. W. E* Watson leaves tomorrow for Macon and Mitledgcvillo, Ga., where she will visit until the last of this month. Miss Rineau and Walker Dickson, of Longwood were the guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Matthews, Miss RiiAau and Walker Dickson motored to Eustii and Mount Dora and Orlan­ do, and wliile in Orlando they were the guests of Miss Mildred Dickson at the Jefferson Court Apartments. Alien R. Lee, of Baltimore, Md., was among the out-of-town folks reg­ istering at the Montezuma Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, G. E, Chichester, of Dcnherry, Conn, are spending some time here at the Mont'ekuma. . Dr. J. C. Deen left last week for Baxley, Ga., where he was called by the death of a relative. Ha will also visit (n Douglas, ta ., before returning New Paint you esnnot afford to overlook the exceptional UBod-car bsrgai below, everyone in the best mechanical condition, nnd NEW CHANDLER, 4 passenger Roadster.............. ! Caah, balance Monthly COLUMBIA, 5 passenger ......................... j .C*}h, balance Monthly BUICK SIk ......................... ......j FORD, Light Truck Caah, balance Month! CHALMERS, S passenger ... Cash, ba AUBURN, $ passenger...... Cash, ba: OAKLAND, 5 passenger Cash, bal $200.00 ice Monthly FORD, 5 passenger touring, O V E R L A ID , Mrs. Dan U. Wilder, nee Virginia Brady, left Saturday evening for her homo in Jacksonville, after spending several days here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brady. Mrs. Wil­ der wss tendered many social cour­ tesies while here. Robert Robinson leaves tonight for Norfolk, Va., ho being a delegate for the Holy Cross chapters o f the Broth­ erhood of Saiijt Andrew, which Is hold­ ing its 87th annual convention in that city from the 12th to 17th o f October. Mrs. Howard Overlin returned homo Saturday evening from Evansville, In­ diana, where she spent the past month with her father. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sherwood Harvard and faniity motored to Orlando yester- $100.00 6 Moat of the above W e ,1919 tttd 1920 models. Come in and used ears or telephone us for Information concerning them. Do not delay! 209 Park AveoUe Distributor For M o to r C a rs W om an’ s C lu b B o o k A n d Y e a r ’s P r o g r a m C om es F rom P ress The Woman's Club book and'annual program came from 'the press last week and is one of the neatest and best Year Books thnt the club hns ever obtained from the printers. This year the copy was in early, tho proof was read in time, the book was printed j on time and the work was most satis­ factory in every respect and called for many complimentary remarks from the club at their last meeting. Yes, the Herald Printing Co., did the work. The F lo rid a S cou t „n •■(» « _ A .. k_ _ 'h For Wide-Awake Boya" 35c Year WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher 902 French j .* Wash aw ay all stomach, liver, and bowel poisons before breakfast. To feel your bert day in and day out, to feel clean inside; no souf bile to coat your tongue and sicken your breath or dull your head; no c^istipation,' bilious- nttancks, sick head­ ache, colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stomach,4you must bathe on the inside like you bathe outaidc. This is vnstly more important, because tho 6kin pores do not nbsorb impurities into the blood, while the bowel pores To keep these poisons nnd toxins well flushed front the stomach, liver, kidneys nnd bowels, drink before breakfast each day, a glass o f hot water with a' tcaspoonful o f limestone LANDIS, FISH & HULL phosphate in it. This will cleanse, Attorneys and - Couniellora-at-Law purify nnd freshen the entire alimen­ tary tract before eating more food. DcLAND, FLORIDA Get n quarter pound of limestone Will practice in the State and Feder­ al' Courta. Special facilities for Ex­ phosphate from your phnrmncisL It amining and Perfecting Lend Titles. is inexpensive nnd almost tasteless. Drink phosphatod hot water every morning to rid your system of these Vile poisons and toxins; also to pre­ S C H E L L E M A IN E S vent their formation.—Adv. L A W Y E R om cB IN THR corn r llOUttlf SAN FORD - - F L ORI DA N ew C rate C om pan y In corp ora ted H ere, to M ake F o ld in g C rates GEO. G. HERRING Among the many Industries to bo started in Sanford in the past few Attorney-al-Law days is the Universal Folding Crate N o . 14 Garner-Woodruff BulldlD Company, articles of incorporation of which appeared in Friday's Daily Her­ SANFORD, FLA. ald. Tho Universal FoJdng Cralo was fully explained in a previous article in the Herald and means just whnt the name implies—a folding crate that can be shipped knocked down, taking JEW ELER up but small space in tho cars and MY SPECIALTIES: being made so solid and substantial Pickard's Iland-Palnted 'China. that it hns made a great hit among Gorham's .Sterling Silver the growers of every state where it Rogers' Plated War* has been introduced. Elgin and Waltham Watches The officers of the new company are as follows: Parcel Post Your Cleaning and Phillip Slmrtiont, president; D. C. Marlowe, vice-president, and John E. Dyeing to Wade, secretary and treasurer and thfc place of manufacture will be in this city. The company Is Incorporat­ ed in the sum o f 425,000 and have the right to manufacture the varloua leaner? folding end collapsible cratea . and packages of the Universal Folding Crate Co., of New Orleans whKh Is Uyers THETFORD, PERRYMAN & WILKINSON ATTORNRYfl-AT-LAW (Tram T a w l n 'i D iO y) Howard P. Smith went to Jackson­ ville yesterday on a business mission, returning home this evening. Mrs. J. C. McMillan and daughter, Mrs. Alston, o f Charlotte, N. C., who ore spending n month in Orlando, were the guests yesterday and today o f her brother and wife, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Robson. Mrs. McMillan and Miss Edith Stewart arrived in the city yesterday from Philadelphia, coming here to nurse her mother, who has had an operation in the FemaldLaughton Hospital. Mrs. Alston will return to Sanford soon to spend the winter. Mrs. C. W. Speer is in West Palm Beach visiting her daughter, Mrs. InC. J. Marshall, wife and mother, left this afternoon for St. Petersburg, where the Doctor will attend the Med­ ical Association. They will return Thursday morning. W. T. Roberta and family from Grayson,. Ga., have moved Jto Sanford and will be at home' at 308 Park ave­ nue. Mr. Roberts will represent the N ow York Life Insurance Co., in this part o f the Mate. We welcome the Roberts family to Sanford. The many friends of Mrs. O. I* Taylor are giving her a w arn welcomo to Sanford where sho will spend the winter months. . Mrs. Taylor Is a former resident o f Sanford and will bo the guest o f Dr. and Mrs. Brown­ lee for some time. Mrs. Taylor is now residing at Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. N, J. Lilian! returned this afternoon from Okeechobee City, where thpy spent several days the guests of II. A. Neel .editor o f the Messrs. Hownrd Smith, E. A. Douglas and R. R. Dens were business visitors in Arcadia for the week end. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Overlin wero greatly surprised at the wondorful among the Sanford folks motoring to Okbeehobee country and tho wonder­ “ The City Beautiful” Sunday after­ ful new city of Okeechobee, nnd says thnt tho News Is being made into otio noon. Dr. nnd Mrs. J. N. Robson nnd chil­ o f the best weekly pnpers in the state dren motored to Orlando Sunday nf- nnd hns a wonderful future. ternoon.' A. P. nnggard, of Twin Cities, Misses Eleanor nnd Margaret Rob­ Idnho, is in the city on a visit to his erts, Mrs. J. D. Roberts and Ernest buddies, Dr. Ralph Stevens and Col. Gormcrly were a congenial party mo­ G. W. Knight, Mr. Haggard wns in toring to Orlando Sundny afternoon. the engineer’s corps in the world war Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Herrcn and nnd fought under Col. Knight and wns party of friends motored to Oilamjo with ho nnd Dr. ^Stevens in many yesterday where they spent the after­ serimmngcs and the hoys nro having noon very pleasantly. n fine visit together, /to is in love Dr. L. R. Phillips' has returned home with Florida nnd especially with San­ from St. Petersburg where he attend­ ford. Ho has been engaged in en­ ed a meeting of the Wesley Brother­ gineering work on government work hood* classes. on tho big irrigation dams in tho Mrs. Howard Smith, Mr. and Mrs. west . L. C. Kolb, Miss Louise Kolb and RryHnrry Hecren has offered to do­ un Higgins made up a congenial party nate a silver cup to’ tho winner o f the motoring to Orlando yesterday nftor- canoe race in tho big American Legion noon. armistice day festivities. There will, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly, Robert be, canoe races and yacht rnces and all Holly and Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Mckinds of races and the lake front will I. nulin went to Eustis, Mt. Dora, Aopbe a scene ofexcitcmcnt nil afternoon. ka and other points yesterday after­ Mr. Heeren is an enthusiastic yachts­ noon, making the trip in (he Holly man nnd wants to see more boats on Ford. the lake at Sanford. The House pf Mrs. M. Minnrik and children re­ Hecren In Pittsburg Is one of the turned home yesterday from Lnkeland largest wholesale Jewelry houses in where they spent several days as the Pittsburg nnd Harry will give the guests of Mrs. Tom Gotten. boya a cup of which they can well feel Mr. and Mrs. W. Belding, and Mr. and Mrs. Baker spent the day yester­ day very plensnntly at Daytona Beach. Mrs. Tom Gctzcn left Friday for her home in Lakeland after spending some time here with her mother, Mrs. II. B. Connally. Misses Clarn Miller nnd Sarn Mndru "earn Applied la* NoctrllX are spending the winter at the Tem­ Air Passages Right Up. ple’s Girls Homo. Mr, and Mrs. O. D. Farrell nro Instant relief—no waiting. Your pleasantly located at tho Temple’s clogged nostrils'opcn right bp; the air Girls Home on Park ?venue. passages of your head clear and you Lieut. A. Bivins, of Arcadia, spent can breathe freely. No more hawk­ the week-end hero as the guest of Mr, ing, snuffling,. blowing, headache, nnd Mrs. B. W. Herndon. dryness. No struggling for breath ‘ Mrs. S. G. Messer, Mies Violet Mes­ at night; your cold or catarrh disapser nnd Herbert Messer, o f Sisters- pears. ACME-JR. Power Cultivator H EN RY M c U U L I N Jacksonville,. Fla. Prepay parcel postage on rstuma ville, W. Va., are spending1the winter hero at the Temple Girls Home. Dr. J. C. Deen returned Sunday from Barley and Douglas, Ga. Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm frorti your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, healing cream in your nostrils. It pen­ etrates through every air passage of thu head, soothes tho inflamed or swolleh mucous membrane and relief comes instantly. It’s just fine. Don’t stay stuffedup with a cold or nasty catarrh.— Adv. ~Ever Think o f — instead o f R enting? Evfcrthink o f the solid comfort and freedom o f ' y o u r own home, so essential to real quietude and rest? Ever think of the economy possible in and result­ ing from the erection o f a small, winter bungalow? * • r * For lhr.su and other convincing reasons are popular as the logical winter home in Florida, An investigation will give ample p roof o f their stability, beauty and ^radical method o f construction. Our illustrated catalogue sent free on request shows a number o f attractive designs, one o f which should appeal to you. . A ddress D e p t . A . C. Tuxbury Lumber Co. ' Charleston, 5. C. E ntzm ing er Bros Authorized Sales Engineers, Longwood, Fla Construction Engineer, Sanford, Fla SANFORD, FLORIDA IF yOU NEED A NEW OIL COOK STOVE We also have the Clark Jewell Line of GAS RANGES The : B a ll Hardware Co SANFORD* FLORIDA C i L I / C R O r i U l l U O IT t\ I M l Rodins College. Aanalyilc euiiKulling Chemist esja of the Water: “ Of the many waters o f tkia and oth­ er regions that 1 hive analyzed, I have found none superior io all good quail Ilea to that of the ’ Elder Water."— Phono 31I-W. Office In MlOor Ualidtus ELDER SPRINGS W ATER CO. Post cards—local views— ic each at the Herald office. Hore U a machine that is bound to in­ crease your profits. .Compact, easily handled, yet substantially built, it will do the work o f many men and do It better at lets cost. You will find it thoroughly reliable; and as all moving parts are dust proof and run 1A oil, it will give many years o f service atdow cost of upkeep. Write today for description, showing con­ struction and attachments thnt may “ IDEAL FERTILIZERS” brings to the ihind of the Florida g ro w e r not alone the best o f plant food combinations but a thorough co-operation on every point touching their Interests. We offer SERVICE not only from our home office and our experienced salesmen and branch managers, but Mr. Bayard F. Floyd will visit properties often enough throughout the year to enable careful oversight. L et us all work together fo r bigger, better crops and greaterprof Its, • R. C. MAXWELL, Manages* Sanford Branch WILSON & TOOMER 1 P^ctlce in eg County, State and ing the recognized center for the manufneturo of crat*| and fruit arid vege­ j__ Federal Courts. "W 1st N at Dank Sanford, Fla, table containers of all kinds. X-167, The Acme Cultivator Co. SALEM, OHIO ' . BUILDING COMPANY JACKSONVILLE. r U . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 14, 1921; <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/be1d4d2cf6f31c5bcfbe60ef3b0a86ba.pdf ba330c2b7a8698f783b6cf3761dbc818 PDF Text Text SANFO RD IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUM E N U M B ER 8 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7,1921 X III O ne o f the M aryland's H uge M otors Did Not Know Anything About Robbery Plan DEPARTMENT JUSTICE AWAIT8 ACTION CON­ GRESS ON THE K. K. K * ' GOVERNOR HARDEE * WILL NOT CALL A * SPECIAL SESSION * * * . ---------* MANY VICTIM8 8 0 BADLY MUTI­ AND ACCUSATIONS OF RAWLINS * LATED THAT CANNOT BE. # and novitzky a n d o n l y . • i IDENTIFIED . WANTED IIIS FEB. • 1[ v- t J 1 1 \ w *'* * 1 ' ' 1 flL Q u 1 * —----- . *• ; ■ ( B j TV* A**»cUU4 P tm *) 1 \ \ f xv « i j 1i IwPVB§ K (B? TV* Au m U U J Pr*M) PARIS, Oct. 8.—Nineteen person* / 1 H 0 - \ 1 I * V V X "k 4 V v j/v q JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 6.—Judge are known to have lost their liwes in Gibbs denied the motion of tho doa collision of two suburban trains in fensc for instructed verdict and ar­ a tunnel hero yesterday. Only four Southern Baptist As­ gument will begin at afternoon session have been identified. Others . being sembly Investigates badly burned in firo which followed of court. . . * ' Charges Against Mays the crash. Some of the victims wer* JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 0.—Counsel so badly mutilated that it is impos­ (B? TV* Ai*ocitl*4 Fr»*j) sible to determine whether they ara for Pope resumed today when court ASHEVILLE, N. C., Oct. 6.—Direc­ malo or fomale. opened argument on motion that the tors of the Southern Baptist Assem­ Seventeen of those Injured in the TM h !* one of the four electric m otors supplying court instruct tho Jury to render a bly at Ridge Crest who met hore yes­ tunnel wreck have died in hospitals^ of the p r o f ile r s on the (J; S. S. M aryland. The m verdict of acquittal. Tho grounds up­ feet high mill weighs til* tons. terday as court of inquiry to investi­ according to the Havas Agcncyj bring­ on which tho instructed verdict was U. S. ATTORNEY gate charges of alleged immoral con­ ing the total number of dead in the sought were that allegations of indict­ REMOVED FROM OFFICE duct and seditious remarks attributed tunnel wreck to thirty-three. Explor­ IN KENTUCKY DISTRICT, ment ngainst Popo was at variance, to Dr. Livingston T. Mnys, correspond­ ation of tho seventeen burned cars haa that Hickman wns not killed during ing secretary, ndjourned Inst night to not yet been possible and it is feared perpetration of robbery, that Popo WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.—Thomas give Mnys time to obtain supplemen­ (hat they contain additional victims. was not present and that tho state R. Slnttery, United States district tal nffidniits in his defense. State­ had failed to connect "tho defendant attorney for tho northtm district of ment issued by council that mnny of PARIS, Oct. 6.—Many persons am with the case. Both state and defense Kentucky, wns removed from office the chnrgos against Mays had bpon believed to be dead and burning in tha concluded presentation of evidence today by President Harding, on the disapproved. , wreckage of a rear-end collision of yesterday, Pope being tho only witness recommendation of Attorney General two suburban trtins in tho half-mile (Br Th* A**oeUUd Fr«*»' the Yankees' ns they came on the field in his own behalf. Ho denied nil al­ Dnugherty. tunnel leading to the St. Lazare rail­ NEW YORK, Oct. G .—With one vic­ for batting practice. . legations of the state. road station from which five bodies tory gained, the Yankees go bnck to Indian summer day followed chilly already have been recovered at 9 the fray today with the Giants fully night. Sun blazed in clear sky and JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 0.—John H. Twenty scriousconfident tl\cy can turn the tide their fnns in bleachers grateful for light Pope, local attorney, took tho stand in • , and fifty-three ly irijured porsons way. The Giants did npt appear dis­ westerly breeze. his own behalf yesterday, nt his trial % slightly injured also had been recov­ couraged by the initial defeat* and de­ on a charge of inurdcr in the first de­ ered. • * , termined to. win tho second gnme nnd Bnttcrics for today will b(S: For the gree. The defense announced it hnd Seventeen coaches were burning, 1even the series. The Yanks nnd their Giants, Nefh nnd Smith, nnd for tho m> other witnesses and began its nrand firemen, almost helpless, were ! followers believed they would win Yanks, Hoyt nnd Schnng. guipent on a motion for an instructed cutting n hole through the roof of the 'again by speed or bnses,. aggressive­ • First Inning *rarrfkt in favor of the defendant. WORKING TO HAVE AMERICAN tunnel through the pnvqment of Rue Firsth nlf first: Ginnts nothing. The argument had not boot) con­ CARGOES SHIPPED OVERSEAS n ess in field and opportune hitting, to do Rome, hoping fo create an upward ’ say nothing of the kind of pitching I-nst half first: Y'nnks’nothing. cluded when tho case went over until IN AMERICAN BOTTOMS draft in order to allow the smoke and Mnys exhibited in blanking the-Giants Second Inning today.- #The stato rested early in tho gas to escape. Both trains were fill­ 3 to 0. It wns in speed the Giants First half second: Ginnts nothing. afternoon session. • ed with' homeward bound commuter* IX)S ANGELES, Cal., Oct. 8 .— were reputed to have advanlngc oyer Last half second: Ynnks nothing. l\>pc wns on the stand Icbs than an nnd authorities say thnt anyone re­ Mnriy was the root of all questions the American League chnmpions. Even Third Inning . hour. He denied unequivocally that maining in tho tunnel is almost cer­ hero today in the second session of Manager Huggins, of tho Yanks, ad­ First half third: Ginnts nothing. he had nny knowledge of the impentTtain to.bo dead. tho American Bankers' Assiclations, mitted the Ginnts were fnstcr but his I*ast half third: Ynnks nothing. ing robbery of tho Painco theatre here' The collision occurred when tho forty-seventh nnnunl convention. One j team showed the most speed yester­ Fourth Inning the night of September 4 by Frank 5:52 train for the suburb, Mariy-Le- • question with n promise of making it­ day. Hoytf Brooklyn Scholboy or First half fourth: Giants nothing. Rawlins, who shot nnd killed George Roi, crashed into the rear-end of a Shawkoy, may pitch for the Yariks Last holt fourth: Ynnks scored one self one <f tho big themrp of tho II Hickman, manager of the play- j train for Versailles, which left four ' today while the Ginnts may send in run. ; ‘ . meeting was revealed in alignment of houne. Pope admitted he had very minutes earlier on the aamo track, but 1 Nchf, Tony or Barnes. Tho Giants to­ forces for nnd against business ex­ Fifth Inning probably been at certain places de­ which stopped inside the tunnel for ' day will be visiting team while the tension through branch banks, espe^ First half fifth: Giants nothing. scribed by state's witnesses. He de­ some unexplained reason. Crjes for Yanks will occupy .the places of the . Last half fifth: Yanks nothing. rally by national banks, a ssuggested nied that he hnd told Irwin and John­ help and moans were audible at both 1 home crew held by the Giants yesterin a proposed law reported to bo fos­ Sixth Inning. ny Novitzky, two state's witnesses, I ends of the tunnel. dny, this chnnging process involves tered by natiohal banks. First half sixth: Giants' nothing. when hp borrowed their car on the It is feared that thoso who were shifting of unifonms nnd dugouts. • Oscar W. Schaeffer of Girard, Kas.. Last half sixth: Ynnks nothing! night of tho killing thnt he and Raw­ trapped in the burning wreckage may There is not likely to bo any change ip declared an "octopus" menaces state lins were going to "stick up” the tho. . Seventh Inning never bo identified, aa they would . alre. moorings, Amcrlcah business men the hatting order of the two clubs. First hnlf seventh: Giants nothing., banks. In addressing tho state bank­ surely be burned to a cinder in the in­ His story-wns to the effect that he have been sending their cnrgocs abroad Last hnlf seventh: Yanks nothing. ing division, ho branded . extension tense heat, yet unrcachcd by the fire- • POLO GROUNDS, Oct. , fi.—The was n viptim of curcumstnnces; he in foreign bottoms. t Eighth Inning ' men who were directing streams of hnd defended Ilnwlins nnd W. C. Mel­ Tho Department of Commerce has Giants primed their southpaw single First half eighth: Giants nothing. water from both ends of tho tunnel. ton nt their trial on a grand larceny countered by organizing q new divis­ gun, Artie Nehf for today’s world Last half of eighth: Yanks scored scries fray with the Ynnkecs. The charge. M/dton was arrested in con­ ion of transportation with .E. S. Gregg twor unB. , nection with tho present case, but dis­ ns chief. Grityg now is actively, nt' Ginnts also held in reserve their right Prominent Red Cross Ninth Inning bandor, Fred Toney to jhell American charged after a grand jury investiga­ work. • ’ . . Worker Died Today First half ninth; Giants nothing. tion, nnd so far as known left the city Hero’s .how hc^will attempt to set Leaguers who toppled the Giants yes­ Final Giants no runs, two hits, three terday in the first contest. "Can't A t Home in Menton immediately. Neither Rawlins nor foreign shipping machinations nt errors; Yanks, threer uns, three hits, Melton had ever paid him anything naught: , (Br n» Ai**«Ut*4 h w ] because of lack of money, Pope said. He will usk organizations of busi­ NICE, France., ,Oct. 0 —Charles .On tho n[ght of the killing Rawlins ness men, such as grain growers' or­ Carroll, of Carrollton, Md., who played. •TOO MUCH THEORY ON • . told him ho had learned that Melton ganizations, farmer's organizations BODIES OF COUPLE a prominent part in the American Red • ‘ -VOCATIONAL TRAINING FOUND IN HATH TUB* had received some money from his nnd chambers of commerce, to co-op­ Cross work in Italy during the war, AT JACKSONVILLE 8AY8 THE DIRECTOR Mster. He asked that Popo como with erate with him. died suddenly today in the garden of him and ho would make Melton pay Suppose the grain growers' associa(B r Tk* Asmc UU S F r a u ) his villa at Mentone, near hore. He WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.—Tho pres­ l’«pe something for the two of them. tion tells Gregg it wants to ship six ' JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 8 —Tho bod­ was a direct descendant of Charles ent systom of federal vocational train­ Rawlins had the impression that Mel­ shiploads of grain from Baltimore to ies of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Bancourt | Carroll, noted Colonial political leading contains "decidedly too much ton, acquiring somo money, had gone England on a certain date, Gregg sees cr who was one of the designers of thft "under cover." to it that six Amorican ships aro on were found in a bathtub at 1U17 Boule­ theory" nnd needs'tho njecton of pracDeclaration of Independence. Rawlins suggested they get Novitx- hnnd nt Baltimore to take the cargo. vard here this afternoon. First reports teal methods, Dre4tor Forbes of the ky’s automobile, as he didn't know And Gregg ia inducing Uie Ship­ to police indicated drowning. veterans' bureau declared in n report JAPANESE EMPEROR where Melton was. Pope obtained the ping Board to allocate its vessels to to President Hnrding made public to­ of the car and they drove to a private concerns on the basis of vol- ARMED CONFLICTS 8BEM8 TO BE SINKING day and covering his recent country SOURCE OF WORRY, wide inspection of hospitalisation and downtown poolroom, the location of umc of traffic at the port where the REFORMATORY SWEPT ( M i Th* Aa*o«l*t*4 Fnas> v'hlch is one block behind the theatre private lessor is located. . Formerly WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. fl.— vocational training facilities. nY FIRE; THREE AND TOKIO, Oct. 8.—Emperor Yoshihi*and one block west. Rawlins went in tho board allocated its vessels irre­ In makng public the report Colonel Armed conflicts now in progress and to, whose Illness has been causing . MAYBE MORE ESCAPED, anarch of Melton and returned in a spective of traffic. , y the continued threat of renewed clash­ Forbe* characterizes tho' system as alarm in Japan, is said to be in worse few minutes, saying he lived up the That meant thnt somo ports were "unmistakably and absolutely wrong," IONA, Mich., Oct 6.—Michigan Na­ condition in official statement issued *treet nbout a block. They then drove jammed with idle ships while at es present, the chief obstacle to busi­ and expressed doubt whother "very <0 a point a little more than a block neighboring porta wharves were ness condtions returning to normal many men have actually*been* re­ tional guardsmen and members of the Ihqre. *° the rear of the theatre. There crowded with goods uqjible to find car­ throughout the world, according'to a habilitated by the government and state constabulary this evening were ] , Rawlins again sought to find Melton, riers or were being shipped out on report mado by tho special commit-' • patrolling the outer wall o f the Michl-1 FIELDS AND STALEY tee of the chamber of commerce of the have gone back to their respective gan State Reformatory here, where *hile Pope waited. He waited a con­ foreign vessels. * ADMIT EXPRESS THEFT. siderable time, he said, probably ; Right now Gregg I* making a thor­ United Ctates ,returning from an ex­ communities as wage earners andd as­ Aro destroyed all cell blocks, the ad­ sets." three-quarters of an hour'or an hour, ough atudy of inland rail and water tended trip through Europe. . MACON, Oct. 6.—Ernest G. Fields, • "We havo farmed men out under ministration offices, the* chapel and Retting out of the car frequently,, aa transportation. In ita relation to fore­ and R. E. ftaley, fugitives until Wed- • warden’s offlco. During th cflro thpt this system," the director added, in K. K. K. VICTIM DEAD be became .impatient for Rawlins to ign trado. He’s trying to get foreignnesday, in connection with tho recent caused a loss roughly estimated at commenting on'tho report. It ia noth­ feturn. Finally ho drove back to the bound cargoes - to ports by tho most trail of sixty-four persons accused of half a million dollars, three prsonera WACO, Tex., Oct. 8.—With the ing short • f crime and slavery to put Poolroom in an effort to learn what economical routes. ' conspiracy to steal from the Ameri­ escaped from the institution. , . . became of Rawlins. Later, he re turnTho division may later take up the death yesterday of Louis Crow from men into some of tho places they have can Express Qo., pleadod guilty In Only tho factory buldings of the rej cd the automobile to ita owner. Ho proposed waterway from the Atlantic wounds received in a fight at Lorcna been put. I am opposed to the sweat fomxator^ escaped •tho biaxe, being United States district court today and nevor met Rawlins again untij they to tho Great Lakes which virtually Saturday night when Sheriff Bob shop system and I do not propose to were flned $400 each. > . saved by the direction of the wind. >rero arraigned together on tho charge would make Detroit and Chicago ocean Buchanana attempted to stop a Ku let more of the former service men be Gov. Alex J. Grocebeek, Roy C. U. G. B. Hogan, well known Laur­ Klux'Klan parade, announcement of exploited by mushhoom bouses -that of murder. He disclaimed haying over ports. .. Vnndorcook, head of the state de­ ens county farmer arrested some time the date when the county grandJury have sprung up merely to exploit the Gregg also will delve in^o cables ,°re seen the pistol, mask and torn partment of public safety, and p a r ­ ago at tha Instigation of department will bo' summoned to investigate tho soldier and get the government's °* B towe*» **ken from Rawlins and other communication facilities don Thomas C, Burns, were Iff con­ of justice officer?, on a charge of pe­ incident was awaited bore. Neither "men he was arrested. money." . U• bound up with foreign trade. Com­ sultation today to map out plans for onage was freed today by the federal district Judge R. 1. Munroo nor Coun­ plaints of discrimination agplnst the rebuilding o f the burned structure grand Jury when a “no bill" was rety Attorney F. B. Tierey have indicat­ —Get your 8cratch Pads from The American trade by foreign cable com­ and ^or caring for tbs’ Jnmates. . i turned. . :ed when .the Jury would be called. the Herald offlc*. ' • , ‘bs Herald office. panies continue, ■ • DENIES “ CHARGES * TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 6.— * (By the Associated Press)•— * Governor Hardee today an* nounccd hu hod declined to call * a special session of tho legis* • latnro at this time as request* cd by citisens of Dade county, * ' in connection with the issue * of county school bonds. Judge * Will II. Price, of Miami, con* forred yesterday with the gov* ernor concerning the proposed * session. It is understood that * during the conference Price * transmitted the proposal that * Dado county would pny the * expenses of the session. * v •'* * * * * * * '* * * # * # * * # # # # # # *. # WASHINGTON, Oct. 0.— (Ry the Associated Press).— A decision by the Department of Justice as to investigation of the Ku Klux Klan will await action by congress on the pn*posed inquiry, Attorney Genoral Daugherty said today. Many Others Are Badly . Burned in the Fire �. ‘ ll,’ » ■V ' . . ’i- iJ ~ ' ■\~TS- a 1. '"■ , . • . . . *yjC-yr ■ ^ '.^Vyra: i .n •■ »• fV ^ T H E s X N F O R * W EEKLY H ERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER 3 About Sixty Members From Sanford Were ' There ford buftxdi was hers and supplement­ ed this question with n glance at the Colonel. What r. penalty for being good looking? However, the Secre­ tary wns observed sitting close to the Colonel apparently to protect him from the wiles of designing females. Besides the hour wns growing late, and the inclination was to go home. EARLIER IN THE EVENING THE D. A. Cheney, who regulates the CENTRAL FLORIDA WAITER prices and flow* of gas, water and TRAFFIC LEAGUE FORMED. “juice" in Orlnndo, demonstrated thnt he has also been able to regulate his vocal orgnns and entertnined the gathering with two songs. The last one, "It's Always Fair ^Venther When Good Fellows Get Together," left a feeling of Badness with a grent.mnny nnd the recollections of bygone days were probably responsible for the mental, finnncml and commercial wonderful expression nnd technique heavyweights of both Qrlando and he put in the lines, “With n Stein on Sanford were •present ns wns also the Table nnd n Song In the Air.” 'that “we’re with you* ’spirit which wns so much in evidence at the San­ Tht facial expression of the tydf ford banquet. . appointed liquid survey committee re­ In the snmc respects thnt “some ported no progress,.and after adjourn­ men arc bom great, others mnke ment, returned to Sanford to trans­ theipselvoa -gTents, etc," tile cjtizcns act unfinished business. of some communities are horn with a Mrs. Johns sang nn Italinn classic. civic spirit while others get theirs She Is n little lady with a big vofco from bottles. Inasmuch as’there were' nnd ns sweet as “The tintinnbulntioti no bottles in evidence last evening, which musically wells from the hells." it is safe to assume that the spirit of No fear of Mr. Johns ever deserting enthusiasm, which permeated the the family fire’s, anil a ll‘Mrs. Johns gathering wns that Ixmi within the need do is to exercise Hint wonderfulprogressive individuals from both voice of hers, for i t ’is irreslstnble. communities. Amongst those present .were some The speakers of the evening stress­ who looked ns tho they enjbycd the ed the inestimable benefits which Italinn part of it. This was probably would neeme to Sanford and Orlnndo due to the fart that nt some time or provided they continued and further other, they hnd eaten spaghetti in developed the amicable relations some one of the B. P. red ink gastwhich now now existed between them ronomieal emporiums for which New Tiic Hon M J. Dnetwyler, president York was famous. n fthe Orlnndo Chamber of Com­ Our Hon. F. P. Forster injected merce, presided as toastmaster. Mayor Duckworth, J I.. Giles, Flowers & Vorhoes, Snm Johnson, Howard Lynear,,Franklin King, Mrs. Fuller rind R J Slygh, were speakers from tho Orlando Chamber .and Rnnford was ably represented by I'resitnde Geo. W. Knight, H. R. Stevens, F. P Foster, Forest Lake, D. C. Mar­ lowe, K. T. Woodruff and many nth- to whom wo will nward the Wreath of the Sorrel Cow. •Shorty Cox, -secretary of the 0. C. C.» told the secretary of the S. C. C. Mr. and Mrs. Tullis were visitors in Inst evening that his hoard of direc­ Orlando Friday. tors hnd instructed^ him to lifnd n fac­ Miss Leiln Fuller spent the week tory for his townj Orlando (or lnnd with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Topliff, re­ dough). .1 : turning homo Friday. Mrs. J. S. Din’kcl and Miss Olive The Central Florida Water Traffic were shopping in Orlando on Friday. l.engue Born in Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hutchins and • Yesterday. • children, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Proceeding the lovo feast of the Or­ A. Y. Fuller and family, Wednesday. lando nnd Sanford chamber of com­ Miss Frances Fuller accompanied • merce .reprsentatives from commer­ them home. cial organizations of sections inter­ Miss Omnh Allen is spending a few ested completed the organization of days in Sanford ,the guest ilf her sis­ The Central Florida Water Trnffir ter, Mrs. Newman. Mrs. Howard Smith and three longue. According to the by-laws, the ob­ children, Raymond, Donald and Olive, ject of this organization “shall be to returned from Miami Tuesday, where promote the development of the fa­ they have been living the lo^t year. Miss Ilettic Arnctto left last Fri­ cilities nnd business ,vin the St. Johns river, to secure equitable freight day for DeLeon Springs, where she , rates out of, into nnd through Central will teach school. Mrs. Bryan, of Lako City, spent Floridn, nnd generally assist in im­ proving the Bcrvico of Bhip via water several days with her dnugter, Mrs. o rtruck, nnd solving the traffic prob­ Spinks. Mr. E. W. Miller, of Youngstown, lems of the shippers of. freight into and out of Central Florida nnd its Ohio, passed through Longwood* enroute to Orlando to spend several trade territory. At the evening meeting the com­ days before opening school. Miss Mariam Williamson is spend­ bined chambers of commerce Btood godparents for this lusty Infant,' ing two weeks at Daytona Beach, which upon maturity will givwn good guest of her aunt, Mrs. Roy Mc­ account of itself. Cracken. .* Friends cf W. J. Woodberry will re­ gret to hear of his death which oc­ curred in Sanford Sunday,. Septem­ ber 25. Mr. Woodberry was an Old timer here, but.left several years ngo on account of ill health, going to Glenn ,of the.Orlnndo Sentinel, pre­ sented n resolution expressing the regret of the meeting nt not having Bob present nnd wishing him a spedy recovery. f!ii nn and bus contemporaries, the BrotMcr Twins, and Bob ’lolly usu­ ally have a great deal to disruss and imhffi, when they get t>.getber This probably o<counts for the solicitude shown by Glenn last P M Col. Geo. W. Wright, who, when not. engaged with his personal af­ fairs, guides the destiny of the lives! Chamber of Commerce in Floridn, made n talk 'thnt went over big, to use n theatrical expression. One of the lady speakers put n literal Inter­ pretation upon the following remnrk, made by Mr. Foster:'VWe have met our friends nnd w** nro you nr." .She desired to know which one of the Snn- • . , «»*« S tation iriably say that. Maximum * . value at the price always finds I t friends whether it’s Clothes or what-not. SANFORD SHOE & Sanford Florida That will strongly appeal to the Feminine Trade For early fall wear lovely dresses, fashioned of the new Silks, an decjdedly favored. Frocks of Roshnnara Crepe, Canton Crepe mn: Crepe tie Chine enhance t,he value of this group, also I’oiret, Twill Duvetyne, Velour tie Fnntasair, etc., in all the very latest sty lei and colors. ■• • • ‘ • . Seasonable Specials oArrivitig Daily • D. C. Marlowe, distant relative to the famous Julia, and Sanford’s Deane Swift, in his inimitable style pulled his famous flag speech as delivered during the recent conflict by one of our prominent “moichnnts." I). (’. believes in helping us “see ourselves as others sec us.“ Some of the local high lights were hoping that 1* t!' would only be allowed two minutes, but he went the limit to the great de­ light of all present. Forest Lake wns anchor ninn for •Sanford. An old campaigner, Mr. Lake knows how (o call strikes on an asking the number of,prominent lakes audience. An Orlando member tnmn PHONE 121 STRAWBERRY PLANTS dike and Missionary. Prices: 100, 75c> 500, $3.00; 1 ,000, $5.50, delivered. CABBAGE PLANTS, ready-October 15th, nnd after nt $2.00 per 1.000 de­ livered. Orders booked now. Address, 11. Lightfoot, Altoona, Fla, (Lake Co.) AGAIN WE• CAlfL MOTHER’S ATTENTION TO OUR . i * . • • . • B u ste r B ro w n Shoes CAT GOES FISIIINf RENTAL BATTERIES FOR ALL CARS O ur Clothcraft customers First Street Retrospect of I he Orlando .Mcrting By A Side Liner , The only regretnble' feature of th»‘ whole affair wns the absence of “ Ye Genial Rertlie, Bui Holly.” Laid up with a bilious attack bf> did not feel that be would be physically capable of dispensing with the tasteful vtnndp no knew would be served up by the Orlando bunch. It made the Sanford contingent nearly ns sick ns Bob when it became unparent he vvnilil lie un III it ' . pM II. In tilfl feel a lot hel many Orlnndu friends can help him. another PENSACOLA, Fla., Sept. 29.— Joseph Burke, who resides in Bayview Park, here, owns a cat that is mnking a local»reputation as “fisherwoinan.” Tabby regularly goes to the whnrf in the early evening nnd does her fishing in shallow water. She usunnlly catches from four to n half doz­ en small fish but Monday night es­ tablished n record, so .far ns her own­ er knows, by landing twelve. The cat does not possess the usual feline aversion to water but jumps in without hcsitation.^lcr method of fishing Is to stand on the tvlinrf n short distance above the water n/ul when a smnll fish swimming near the, surfnee approaches, she jumpfc in, fastens her teeth in tho back of the flnpy one nnd swims nshoro jvith her prize. • A new club house will be erected ■ soon near Pensacola for the Pcnsaco- | la Yacht Club. ’ . *4- The uvernge child takes five steps to every one of the adult. There buy good shoes for the boy and girl. BUSTER BROWN SHOES i leathers that money can buy and are made by expert shoe builders that the BUSTER BROWN priced shoes of other makes The prices nre reasonable them*give them a trial. Do not forget that we have a BUSTER BROWN pencil or tablet for every boy and girl wearing or buying shoes from us. Boys’ and Girls’ Hose, per pair.................... ...... ............... „..25c to 50c Boys’ Casimer Suits, two pair of Pants, per s u it.......... .......... ..$12.00 High School Boys’. Suits, Long Pants, per s u it...........$16.00 to $25*00 Men’s Suits, each.............................. u ...................... ...$18,00 to $40.00 Boys’ and Girls’ Rain Coats, each..::,-;.;. ..........$3.50 to $4.50 Complete line of Boys’ Pants, Blouses and Shirts at right prices. Fit your boys nnd girls out for school nt tho store thnt is offering the greatest value for the least money. ’ . * SANFORD, FLORIDA SANFORD, FLORIDA �. 3 MM . 1 BT^T"---- —'ii_ ■' ■ *.«sg B r o s r 7-, ■•• ' - *— 3 T H E SA N FO RD W EEKLY H ERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER 36, 1921 ________ SANFORD AND ORLANDO HAD SECOND LOVE FEAST AT ORLANDO LAST NIGHT Ito whom we will award the Wreath of the Sorrel CoW. * Shorty Cox, .secretary of the 0. C. C., told the secretary of the S. C. C. Mr. and Mrs. Tullis were visitors in last ovening that his board of direc­ Orlando Friday. t o r had Instructed him to land a fac­ Miss Leila Fuller spent the week tory for his town, Orlando (or land with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Topliff, re­ dough). turning homo Friday. Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl and Miss Olive The Central Florida Water Traffic were shopping In Orlando on Friday. ♦ _ . '• ' . League Born In Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hutchins nnd Yesterday. children, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ford bunch was hers and supplement­ About Sixty Members ed this question with a glance at tho Proceeding the love feast of the Or­ A. Y. Fuller and family, Wednesday. HE;.Colonel. What r. penalty for being lando and Sanford chamber of com­ Miss Frances Fuller • accompanied From Sanford Were • good looking 7 However, the Secre­ merce .reprsentatives from commer­ them home. ** There Miss Omnh Allen is spending a few tary was observed sitting close to the cial organizations of sections Inter­ Colonel apparently to protect him ested completed the organization of days in Sanford ,the gueat-tff her sis­ from the wiles of designing females. The Central Florida Water Traffir ter, Mrs. Newman. Our Clothcraft customers Mrs. Howard Smith and three Besides the hour was growing late, League. According to the by-laws, the ob­ children, Rcymond, Donnld and Olive, and the inclination was to go home. invariably say that. Maximum ject of this organization “shall be to returned from Miami Tuesday, whore EARLIEli IN TIIE EVENING THE i * £ : *■ "J 1 ’ v CENTRAii FLORIDA WATER D. A. Cheney, who regulates tho promote tho development of the fa­ they have .been living the last year. value at the price always find? Miss Ilettie Arnctto left last Fri­ TRAFFIC LEAGUE FORMED. prices and flow of gas, water and cilities nnd business ,via the St. Johns friends whether it's Clothes or “Juice” in Orlando, demonstrated that river, to secure equitable freight day for DeLeon Springs, where sho (fro m W .d a .t d i j'a D a li;) rates out of, into and through Central will teach school. , he has also been able to regulate his While the proverbial Pipe of Peace what-not. Mra» Bryan, of Lake City, spent vocal . organs and entertained the Florida, nnd generally assist In im­ was not J n evidence last night, its gathering with two songs. The last proving the scrvlco of ship via water several days with her daugter, Mrs. modem counterpart, |n the form 0f r • • one, “It's Always Fair \Veathor When o rtruck, nnd solving the traffic prob­ Spinks. good cigars, were lighted after a very lems of the shippers.of freight Into Mr. E. W* Millar, of Youngstown, excellent meal, served In the Orlando Good Fellotrs Get Together,” left a and out of Central Florid* and Its Ohio, passed through Longwood cnfeeling of sadness with a great many Chamber of Comma™ hc.dqu.rt.r. I " '“ A * ™ * 'trade territory. • routo to Orlando to spend several to a gnthcrtng of 150 propte. i i .'" " '1 " '!« » At the ovening meeting the com­ days before opening school. ___».I ^ . m were probably responsible for the mental, financial and commercial Mlsa Mariam Williamson is spend­ wonderful expression and technique bined chambers of commerce stood heavyweights of both Orlando and godparents for this lusty Infant, ing two weeks at Daytona Beach, ho put In the lines, “With a Stein on Sanford were present as was also which upon maturity will giv*>a good guest of her aunt, r Mrs. Roy Mcthat "we’re with you’ ’spirit which tho Table and a Song in the Air." account of itself. Craeken. s was so much In evidence at the San* Friends cf W. J. Woodbcrry will re­ Tht facial expression of tho self ford banquet. gret to hear of his death which oc­ appointed liquid survey committee re­ In the same respects that “somo curred In Sanford Sunday, Septem­ men are bom great, others make ported po progress, and after adjourn­ T H E C L O T H C R A F T STORE ber 26. Mr. Woodbcrry was an old themselves grents, etc," the citizens ment, returned to Sanford to trans­ act unfinished business. Mrs. Cnl Pnlmcr, of Cameron City, timer here, but left several years ago . of some communities nrc born with a Mrs. Johns sang nn Italian classic. hns ns her guest her cousin, Miss on accpunt of ill health, going to civic spirit while others get theirs from bottles. Inasmuch ns (here were Sh0 -is a little lady with n big voice Martha Gatlin, of Jacksonville. Miss Hoskins Jones went to Jack­ no bottles In evidence Iqst evening, nnd ns sweet as “The tintinnbulntion which musically wells from the hells.” ±= sonville on business last Friday, re­ it is safe to assume that the spirit of No fear of Mr. Johns ever deserting turning Sunday with the Misses Shepenthusiasm, which permeated tho gathering was thnt bom within the the family fires, nnd all'Mrs. Johns perd nnd Simpkins with her for a progressive Individuals from both need do is to exorcise thnt wonderful short, stay. voice of hers, for It is lrrcslstable. Mrs. W. W. Miller has returned communities. . . Amopgst those present were some home from Jacksonville nftor several Tho speakers of the evening stress­ who looked ns tho they enjoyed the weeks stay, hnving received much ed the Inestimable benefits which Itallnn pnrt of it. This wns probably treatments taken froul a specialist for would accrue to Sanford and Orlando due to the fact thnt nt some time or nsthmn and n complication of nilprovided they continued nnd further developed tho amicable relations other, they had eaten spaghetti in merits. Mrs. R. |,. Grier, of Cameron City, which now now existed between them. Rome one of the B. P. red ink gnsth: •L I , - i The Hon. M. J. Dnotwyler, president ronomical emporiums for which New wns the lucky one this Wednesday to get the free dinner set of china nt the I o ft he Orlando Chamber of Coin-' York wns famous. Our Hon. F. P. Forster injected Sanford Cash Grocery. I nlcrce, presided ns toastmaster. f r >1 Mr. nnnd Mrs. Vnnce Dougins hnvo 1 Mayor Duckworth, J. L. Giles, some political serum into the meet­ I , '■ Flowers ti Vorhees, Sam Johnson, ing which reacted in a most refresh­ the sympathy of every body in tho Howard Lynear, Franklin King, Mrs. ing manner. It wns to the effect thnt loss of their home on Lake Golden, | Fuller nnd S. J. Slygh, were speakers Florida would be the recipient of the fire started about 0 o’clock Tues- 1 from tho Orlando Cbnmber .and San­ greater Federal patronage if we had day evening ii, n defective chimney, i The piano nnd some other things on ford wns nbly represented by Presi- two strong political pnrtics. You had three gueses ns to which the lower floor was saved. It 1h un­ tndo Geo. W. Knight, H. R. Stevens, F. I*. Foster, Forest Lake, D. C. Mar­ were Republicans nnd which Demo­ derstood they hnve insurance. Their lowe, E. T. WoodrulT nnd runny oth­ crats. A look nt the expression on home has . nly been finished n few their faces nnd one guess would suf­ months. ers.; fice. Mr. Foster’s remnrks struck Holton Brown is here from Fort n responsive cho/d in the breast of Christmas working for his brother-in­ Retrospect of the Orlando Meeting “Inland Wnterways Woodruff." one law, J. F. McClelland. Hy A Side Liner For early fall wear lovely dresses, fashioned of the new Silk:>, nre of the staunchest legjonnnries of the Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zcrnnvcnn were The only regrrtnble feature o f‘the decidedly favored. Frocks of Roshnnara Crepe, Canton Crepe and whole affair wns the absence of “Ye G O p. (Grand Old Profiteers) nnd hosts Tuesday evening to » party of # ^ rePe de Chine enhance the value of this group, also Poire!, Twill, Genial ScrilH", Hob. Holly." Laid up as a result the suggestion of Mr. 22 friends from town. The evening Foster wns heartily endorsed by Mr. with n bilious attack be did not feel wns very pleasantly spent in games. Duvetyne, Velour de Fantasair, etc., in all the very latest styles thht he would be physically capable Woodruff verbally, nnd by the smiles Very nice refreshments of ice crenm, and colors. ' . • of‘dispensing with'the tasteful vlnnds and applause of Frank Miller. A be­ cake nnd fruit «vns served. The af­ he knew would be served up by the liever in transmigration of souls fair wns given in honor of Mr. and Orlando bunch. It made the Sanford stated that K. T. Woodruff, after Mrs. Stiles, who Were married in New eontiifgent nenrly as sick ns Hob when shuffling off the mortal roil would, in York city recently. Mrs. Stiles hnving . it became appnrent hi- would be un­ all probability, take the form „f n come front Cordiff, Wales. able to go. He should feel a lot bet­ fresh water Neptune ami haunt the Mrs I. A Bruniley w r i t e s from PHONE 121 rivir. also the rnnnl—when Charlotte. N. ter today if tne well wishes of his S: that it is very dry and hot up there with many wells many Orlando friends can help him. it is pit. ■* I>. C. Marlowe, distant relative to gone dry. Glpnn ,of the Orlando Sentinel, pre­ the famous Julia, and Sanford's Deane The tennn'. houses on the T sented n resolution expressing the Georgin nnd later returning to San­ regret of the meeting nt not hnving Swift, in his inimitable Htyle pulled lowny farm hnve all been newly ford where’ho has since lived. He wns Bob present and wishing him n spedy his famous flag speech n s ‘delivered painted nnd present a very neat ap­ hurried nt the I.ongwood «y*metery FOR FALL PLANTING frwi during the recent conflict by one of pearance with green and white paint. recovery. Monday afternoon. my Tenn. farm. Varieties: Klon­ our prominent “moichnnts." D. C. We hear r.l cut rn:n all nroiiii.i us, Glenn nnd bis contemporaries, the Mr. .Walters hns bought the old dike nnd Misuionyy. Prices: 100. 75c; 500. $3.00; 1 .0Q0. $3.50, dclirurf. believes in helping us "see ourselves but it is just an dry here new. as if postoffico building rind will have it Drossier Twins, and Hob Holly usu­ as others see us." Some of the Ibcnl ( ARMAGH PLANTS, ready October 15th, and after at $2.00 per 1,000 de­ ally have a great deal to discuss and high lights were hoping that D. (’ the Volstead net wrs being enforced remodelled for nn apartment house. livered. Orders booked non. Address, H. I.ighlfoot, Altoon?, I II. H ake CO.J imbibe when they get together This A good many gr.nvers hnve stopped J. E. Phipps left Tuesday for Mi­ would only be allowed two. minutes, I prolmbly accounts for the solicitude but he went the limit to the great de­ setting plants i p . the land cannot be ami, where he will be until Thursdny. shown by Glenn last p. M. wet up enough to keep the plnnts I light of all present. alive. The Mnhoney-Walker Co., ! Forest Lake was anchor man for ISSBIS ■■ 'l l C»l. Geo. W. Wright, who, when Sanford. An old campaigner, Mr. have put up a number of gasoline • • « not engaged with his persnnnl nf- Lake knows how. to. rail-strikes on nn pumping enginer. here, and wo un­ ' fairs, guides the destiny of the livest asking the number of prominent Inkes derstand they hnve fifteen more en­ AGAIN WE CALL MOTHER’S ATTENTION TO OUR Chamber of Commerce in Florida, audience. An Orlando member upon gines to put up in Hast Snr.fnrd that • • made n talk that went over hig, to in Sanford wns advised there were arrived by tile boat from Jackson­ use a theatrical expression. One of three—Monroe, Dnndffnnd Forest— ville. Every farm on the w.i-nt aide of the Indy speakers put a literal inter- l.he greatest of these being Forest. Bcnrdnll a venue, from Geneva ave­ pretntion upon the following remark, The meeting wns interspersed with nue south, has one or more qf the made by Mr. Foster: “We have met booster melodies in which nil present pumping engines at work. It la no­ our friends nnd We nro yours.” She participated. These songs were fresh ticed ^he fnrther from Inke or river FOR BOYS AND GIRLS desired to know which one of the San- from a wicked pen slung hy tho secre­ the wells nre located that they are tary of the Sanford Chamber of Com­ the wells to cense flowing first. Lnv ?,nnnn?bohiI(f taft!8 (ive ‘s tT •0,eVerT,y,J?ne of the adult. Therefore it is economy to merce. He, no doubt, received his in­ S h p J s 1 r i ° r the b,oy n n (,*lrl’ BUSTER BROWN SHOES nre made of the best spiration from the lasr meeting in CAT GOES FISHING. f lint th!> ri U t i ?S n n S w M -madu J;v e x Pert shoe builders. The fit nnd service Sanford, nnd more particularly from “Foot of First St.” room nrici>fl m1im«*vj S rci " ‘ S K-Vca mn^es B,cm cheaper shoes thnn the medium 302 which wns made famous on PENSACOLA, Fla., Sept. 29— them give Uiem^iTrinj1”^ 8" Tb° pnces nre reasonable. If your children hnve not worn that occasion. Joseph Burke, who resides in BnyVooros nnd Flowers, of Orlnndo, view Pnrk, here, owns n cat thnt is were the song lenders nnd hnd some mnking n local reputation ns "fisherwenring'or BR0WN °r f° r b“>’ «"J *irl clever songs of their own. They op­ woman.’’ Tabby rcgulnrly goes to tho erate under tho nonc-dc-plum of Mutt whnrf in the early evening and docs B°ys’ and Girls’ Hose, per pair.............................................,25c to 50c and Jeff. her fishing in shallow water. Sho usuBoys Casimer Suits, two pair of Pants, per s u it........... ........... $12.00 It was n wonderful evening—could nnlly entehes from four to a half doz­ not have been otherwise considering en small fish but Monday night es­ High School Boys’ Suits, Long Pants, per s u it.......... $16.00 to $25,00 the wonderful hunch present. Fine tablished a record, so fa* ns her own­ Men s Suits, each.................................................. •......$18.00 to $10.00 Grub—good smokes nnd best of fcl- er knows, by landing twelve. lows evidencing a most sincere desire . The cat does not,possess the usual Boys’ and Girls’ Rain Coats, each....... ............................ $3.50 to $4.50 to co-operate in everything that will feline aversion to water but Jumps make Sanford and Orlando c*ch 25,000 in without hesitation. Her method of _ Complete line of Boys’ Pants, Blouses and Shirts a t right prices. RENTAL hy 1025. The 0. C. of C. and tho S. fishing is to stand on the tvhnrf a " C. of C. mean thnt very thing, too. BATTERIES short distance above the water 'and £ thl money"'1 Kirl!‘ mlt for ach°o1 nt tRc ’,lorc th"' '» ottering the grimiest vnlilc for President Daetwyler, or "Dot" us he when n small fish swimming nenr the-, ■ FOR ALL CARS r.t.I is affectionately called, ns n diplo­ surface approaches, she. junip% in, i mat is a regular Elihu Root. Wit, fastens her teeth in the bnck of the .5 ness the finesse with which he handled finny one and swims ashore with her 5 tho political question previously refers prize. * " • " red to. . I he Orlando people arc to bo com­ A new club house will be erected SANFORD, FLORIDA SANFORD, FLORIDA plimented on their unlimited supply soon near Pensacola for the Pcnsaco- ■' of good story-tellers. It’s a toss-up as la Yacht Club. ■■■I IIIIIIM II m ■ L0NGW00D NOTES s HAD A BIG TIME SANFORD EAST SANFORD Sparkling Seasonable Specials J. M. DRESNER’S 214 E. First Street . Sanford, Florida Stunning Ne<w Fall Frocks That will strongly appeal to the Feminine Trade .. Seasonable Specials oArriring Daily STRAWBERRY PLANTS B u ste r B ro w n Shoes HOF-MAC N ew . F illing S tatio n THRASHER t___ �i . *y£M S'-PT> < CtS*r r f • - •*t : *1 ^r*T-i fv-fi SANFO RD H E R A L D £ THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME xin SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921 POPE TAKES STAND IN HIS OWN BEHALF ON MURDER CHARGE Did Not Know Anything About Robbery Plan DENIES CHARGES ACCUSATIONS OF RAWLINS AND NOVITZKY AND ONLY WANTED HIS FEB. and iSr Tbt im aM jl p M y JACKSONVILLE, Oct. d—Judge Gibbs denied the motion of tho dc(esse for instructed verdict and arI (ament will begin at afternoon session of court. 4 JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 6.—Counsel for Pope resumed today when court opened argument on motion that tho court instruct tho jury to render a verdict of acquittal. Tho grounds up­ on which tho instructed verdict was ooo|ht were that allegations of indictutnt against Pope was at variance, that Rickman was not killed during perpetration of robbery, that Pope vu not present and that tho state bid failed to connect the defendant with the enso. Both state and defense concluded presentation of evidence ytJtcrdny, Pope being tho only witness in his own behalf. Ho denied all.al­ legations of the.state. O ne o f the M aryland’s H uge M otors / fci * # Ha # * Ba ft* * * * * * * fca • y \,. *r V f\ » | NUM BER 8 NINETEEN PEOPLE KILLED IN COLLISION IN FRANCE TWO TRAINS IN TUNNEL 3 S i J ifh,' i ' ■iffy Eailu Jlli * **a* * ** p* * *Ka* GOVERNOR HARDEE WILL NOT CALL A . SPECIAL SESSION. TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 6.— (By tho Associated Press)._ Governor Hardee, today an­ nounced he had declined (o call a special session of tho legis­ lature at this time as request­ ed by citizens of Dado county, in connection with tho issue of county school bonds. Judge Will H. Price, of Miami, con­ ferred yesterday with tho gov­ ernor concerning the proposed session. It is understood that during the conference Price transmitted the proposal thnt Dade ‘county would pay the expenses of the session. DEPARTMENT JUSTICE AWAITS ACTION CON. * GRESS ON THE K. K. K. WASHINGTON, Oct. 0— (By the Associated Press).— A decision by the Department of Justice as to investigation of the Ku KIux Kian will await action by congress on tho pro­ posed inquiry, Attorney Gen­ eral Daugherty said today. * # t o * * *a Pm # # r * * # * * Many Others Are Badly Burned in the Fire * * « » * « * MANY VICTIMS SO BADLY MUTTLATED THAT CANNOT BE. * IDENTIFIED * * (» 7 Tk« A uoeU U S T n t t ) « PARIS, Oct. 6.—Nineteen persons FOLLOWED CRASH Southern Baptist As­ sembly Investigates Charges Against Mays I are known to have lost their lives In n collision of two suburban trains In n tunnel hero yeaterdny. Only four havo been identified. Others being badly burned In fire which followed the crash. Some of tho victims wore bo badly mutilated that It is impos­ sible to determine whether they am mala or female. Seventeen of those injured in the tunnel wreck havo died in hospitals, according to the Havas Agency, bring­ ing tho total number of dead in the tunnel wreck to thirty-three. Explor­ ation of tho seventeen burned cars has not yet been possible nnd it is feared thnt they contain additional victims. ASHEVILLE, N. C., Oct 6— DirecUf lh™ * of ,h" f»MJr «‘icctrlc motors supplying 7.000 horse power lo one tora of tho Southern Baptist Assem­ i i 1 " l’v,,*‘rr<"" ilu* I . S. n. Maryland. The iiiniiiiiiolh motor Ih twelve bly at Ridge Crest who mot hero yes­ f»i*t high uml weighs till tons. . U. 8. ATTORNEY terday as court of Inquiry to investi­ REMOVED FROM OFFICE gate charges of alleged Immoral con­ IN KENTUCKY DISTRICT. duct nntl seditious rcmnrks attributed to Dr. Livingston T. Mnys, correspond­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.—Thomas ing secretary, adjourned last night to R. Slattery, United States district give Mnys time to obtain supplemen­ attorney for the northtm district of tal affidavits in his defense. State­ Kentucky, wns removed from office ment issued by council thnt many of today by President Harding, on the PARIS, Oct. fl.—Mnny persons are tho chnrgcs against Mnys hnd been recommendation of Attorney Gencrnl believed to be dead and burning in the disapproved. . n . I . * i Daugherty. wreckage of a rear-end collision of J (By Th* AitodiUd Fnu) two suburban trtlns in tho half-mile ] NEW YORK, Oct. O.-With one vie- the Ynnkees as they enme on the field tunnel lending to tho St. Lnzaro rail­ i tory gained, the Yankees go hack to for hatting practice. ' JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 6.—John H. Indian summer dny followed chilly the fray today with the Ginnts fully road station from which five bodies ftpc, local nttomey, took tho stand in night. Sun blazed in clear sky and already have been recovered a t 9. 1 confident they enn turn the tide their kil own behalf yesterday, nt his trinl fnns in bleachers grateful for light o’clock last evening. Twenty serious­ i wnyThe Giants did not nppenr dison a charge of murder in tho first dely Injured persons nnd fifty-three _ couraged by the initial defeat nnd de- westerly breeze. frre. The defenso' nnriqunced it had slightly Injured nlso hnd been recov­ | { | | . | TIVIK* termined to win tho second game nnd | ao other witnesses and began its or­ Batteries for today will be: For the ered. L**” 1TILII1 i I j pven the series. The Yanks and their ient on a motion for an instructed ------■v | followers believed they- would, win Giants, Nefh nnd Smith, nnd for the PHILADELPHIA, Yr., Oct. fl— • *5ov,cnlocn coach‘*" burning, et in favor of tho defendant. Ynnks, Hoyt nnd Sehnng, mi n j in and firemen. Almost Helpless wera b>’ speed or bases, nggressiveBe argument hnd not been con­ WORKING TO HAVE AMERICAN First Inning cluded when tho case went over until CARGOES SHIPPED OVERSEAS 1ness in field nnd opportune hitting, to Firsth nlf first: Ginnts nothing. ;f. say nothing of the kind of pitching IN AMERICAN BOTTOMS discount rate on nil classes of pnper de Rome, hoping to creato nn upward today The stato rested early in the I-nst half first: Yanks nothing. Mays exhibited in blanking the Ginnts .afternoon session. from fl 1-2 to fl per cent. Second Inning draft In order to nllow tho smoke and WASHINGTON, Oct. 0.—Idle Ship­ 3 to 0. It wns in speed the Giants Pope wns on tho stand less thnn an First half second: Ginnts nothing. gas to esenpe. Both trains were fill­ ping Board vessels wil be used by the were reputed to hnve advantage over hour. Me denied unequivocally thnt LOS ANGELES, Cal., Oct. fl— ed with homeward bbund commuter* Last half second: Yanks nothing. United States Department of Com­ the American longue champions. Even khad any knowledge of the impend­ merce to combat an intemationnl\com-. Manager Third Inning Mony was the root of all questions nnd authorities any thnt anypno re­ of ............. the. Yanks, nd-----— „ „Huggins, ........... , ... ing robbery of the Pnlnco theatre here First half third: Ginnts nothing. hero today In thp second session of maining in the tunnel is almost cer­ . bine by forcign-owncd shipping lines- mitte«I the GinntH were faster hut his Last half third: Yanks nothing. ' tke night of September 4 by Frank In « (Itn it <lol ■ ■r i:m n n t n ,f A. >Mn»ia_44 f. * tho American Bnnkcrs’ ‘ Asslclntlons, tain to bo dend. (c iltlt clln u 'iw l I Itn •«« n a i n n ^ n .l •4J4.I teum showed the most speed yester Rjtu-iinc ...u . . . , ,,, , _ to the detriment of American Rawlins, who shot and killed George Fourth Inning forty-seventh annual convention. One The collision occurred when the dny. Hoyt, Brooklyn Scholhoy or pmg. R. Rickman, manager of the plnyFirst half frturth: Giants nothing. question with n promise of making It­ 6:fl2 train for the suburb, Mnrly-LeDuring the war these companies ae- Shnwkcy, may pitch for the Yanks bou'e. Popp admitted he hnd very Last half fourth: Yanks scored one self one i f the big themrp of tho Roi, crashed into the rear-end of a cumulated vast reserves of funds. today while the Ginnts may send in run. probably been nt certain places demeeting was revealed in nlfanmont of train for Versailles, which U\ft four When the armistice wns concluded Nchf, Tony or Barnes. The Giants to­ Kribed by state’s witnesses. Ho de.Fifth Inning forces for and against business ex­ minutes earlier on tho same track, but Bird t i, i. i * . . 7T~' r*” .***’' | they started their race to exclude Am- day will he visitihg team while the First half fifth: Giants nothing. tension through branch banks, espe- which stopped insido tho tunnel for ay ftovitzky, Novilzkv two° stato’s t V'>n witnesses, “"I John* orienn shipping from importnnt trade Yanks will occupy the places of the Last half fifth: Ynnks nothing. "J cally by national banka, a ssuggested somo unexplained reason. Cries for home crew-held by the Ginnts yester­ lanes. _ *hen he borrowed their car on tho . -Jiiith Inning.' ^ • In a proposed law reported to bo fos­ help nnd moons were audible at both Thus fnr their operation hnve been day, this changing process involves Bight of the killing that ho and Raw­ First hnlf sixth: Ginnts nothing. ends of the tunnel. tered by r.ntionnl banks. shifting of uniforms nnd dugouts. successful. For while scores of Ship­ lins were going to "stick up" the the­ ping Board vessels drifted idly nt their There is not likt-ly to he any change in Last hnlf sixth: Ynnks nothing. It is feared that those who were Oscar W. Schaeffer of Girard, Kos.. atre. . ■ Seventh Inning declared an "octopus" mennees state trapped in the burning wreckage may moorings, American business men the hatting order of the two clubs. Hi* story wns to the effect thnt he have been sending their cargoes abroad First hnlf seventh: Ginnts nothing. hanks. In nddresslng tho state hank­ never he identified, ns they would **•' ft v" tim of curcumstnnccs; he in foreign bottoms. Last hnlf seventh: Yanks nothing. ing division, ho branded extension surely be burned to a cinder in the in­ POLO GROUNDS, Oct. fl.—The “ d •k'feniled Rawlins nnd W. £. MelEighth Inning through brnnrh hanks ns n forboding tense heat, yet unrenchcd by the fire­ Tho Department of Commerce hns Ginnts primed tlu-’t southpaw single n at their trinl on n grand larceny . 4.H.U .4 -j ........... men who were directing streams of hirst hnlf eighth: Giants nothing. of ruin. ™divis- 1 gun, Artie Nchf for today’s world countered by organizing ..a ... new !- thsr.ep -Melton wns arrested in con- ion of transportation with E. S. Gregg I scries fray with the Yankees. The water from both ends of tho tunnel. Last half of eighth: Yanks scored Discussion ended in tho ocoption df Bwtioa with the present case, but dis- as chief. Gregg now is' actively nt | Ginnts also held in reserve their right twor uns. a motion placing the division on rec­ *iyred after a grand jury investign- work. . hander, Fred Toney to shell American Ninth Inning oni ns- "absolutely opposed to branch Prominent Red Cross j, .lon’ and so fnr as known left tho city Here’s how he will attempt to set Leaguers who toppled the Ginnts yes First hnlf ninth: Ginnts nothing. banking” with tho understanding that ^mediately. Neither Rawlins nor foreign shipping machinations nt terdny in the first contest, “Can’t Workier Died Today Final Giants no runs, two hits, three .the question .would bo taken before T* °n h"'l ever paid him anything naught: ■.jnt..• whether it will be Hoyt or Shnw- errors; Ynnks, . threer uns, three hits, tho cgoncral oesslon tomorrow. A t Home in Menton Z T "f lnck of mon°y* ^ P 0 “ i<i- Ho will nsk organizations of busi- key." bbM Miller Huggins, manager of no errors Comptroller of tho Currenfcy Crls, the night of ti\e killing. Rawlins ness men, such ns grain growers’ or(B r TH« S isetU U # f n u ] singer todny told the Bankors that h l»m he hnd learned that Melton ganizations, fnrmcr’s organizations BODIES OF COUPLE NICE, France., Oct. fl— Charles .profiteering banks must bewnro for TOP MUCH THEORY ON . received some money from his and chambers of conJmerce, to co-opFOUND IN BATH TUB • Carroll, of Carrollton, Md., who played tho government is watching them and VOCATIONAL TRAINING inai Pope rope .come .como with cratc with him. er- ... Be u-m-a asked thnt a prominent part in the American Red . * AT JACKSONVILLE . SAYS THE DIRECTOR. will not hcsltato to charter now na­ I,_and bo would p .......... "o u iu mnke m age Melton M elton pay pny Suppose the grain growers’ associa­ Cross work In Italy during the war, tional banks within their territory; "omething for the two of them, tion tells Gregg it wants to ship six (H r Tb# AMOciiUd P ra u l died suddenly today in tho garden of From tho flnnnclal standpoint, the WASHINGTON, Oct. fl— Tho pres­ in* hnd the Impression that Mel- shiploads of grain from Baltimore to JACKSONVILLE, OcL C-Thc holl­ his villa nt Mentone, near here. He Bequlring 80mo monoyf had ent systom of federal vocational train­ Important feature today of the gen­ England on a certain date, Gregg sees ies of Mr. nnd Mrs. Antonio Bnncourt was a direct descendant of Charles un*»T cover.’* ing contains "decidedly too much eral session of the convention was tho to it that six American ships arc on were found in a bathtub at 1917 Boule­ Carroll, noted Colonial political lead­ Rawlins suggested they get Novitz- hand nt Bnltimore to take the cargo. vard here this afternoon. First reports theory’’ and needs the njccton of prac- report of tho economic policy commis­ er who was one of the designers of tha tcnl methods, Drcctor Forbes of tho sion. It recorded that tho worst finan­ i r "U . 7 0bill!. “a he didn’t know And Gregg is inducing (he Ship­ to police indicated drowning. Declaration of Independence. veterans’ bureau declared In a report cial stringency wns over and natural u*,- l f ! Ct°n Wa8’ P°P® obtained tho ping Board to allocate its vessels to to President Harding made public to­ recuporatvo forcen were working for downi ° cnr nnd th°Y drove to a private concerns on the basis of vol­ ARMED CONFLICTS JAPANESE EMPEROR day nnd covering his recent country recovery. vhirh?" pooi ro0m* the location of ume of traffic at the port where the SOURCE OF WORRY. . 8EEM8 TO DE SINKING wide Inspection of hospitalization and Formerly »nd l ' \ ° i nC, Llock behlnd 41,0 theatre private lessor is located. WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. fl— vocational training facilities. REFORMATORY SWEPT (■ r Tk» i iw c U M T n m ) Varch h , Z \ W'8t Rawlina wcnt «n the board allocated Its vessels irre­ Armed conflicts now in progress and In makng public the report Colonel nY FIRR; THREE AND few fe* . '• °....... *'*e*t°n and returm returned In a spective of traffic. TOKIO, Oct. 6— Emperor YoshihiMAYBE MORE ESCAPED. to, whoso illness has been causing .t J , T U‘8’ 8ayf"ff bo l,Ted Hved UP up the the That meant that some ports were tho continued threat of renewed clash­ Forbes characterizes the- system as street 'y * no es present, the chief obstacle to busi­ "unmistakably and absolutely wrong,” C pST ,,?ck^ v o jammed with idle ships while at alarm in Japan, is said to be in worse to th,n ‘tUo more than * b,ock neighboring porta wharves were ness condtions returning to normal and expressed doubt, whether "very . IONA, Mich., Oct. 6.—Michigan Na­ condition in official statement issued Rtwl|ns 7 “r, °f the ^'atre. There crowded with goods unable to find car­ throughout the world, according to a many men have actually been re­ tional guardsmen and members orthe here. while i W,n 80URht t0 ^nd Melton, riers or were being shipped out on report made by the special cqmmit- habilitated by the government and. state constabulary this evening were too of the chamber of commerce of the have gone back to their respective patrolling the outer wall of the Michi­ FIELDS AND STALEY* ‘ Hdfr.K..P •liable 0,.WBiU!d- He waited a con- foreign vessels. Lme, he said, probably Right now Gregg Is making a thor­ United Ctates ,returning from an ex­ communities as wage camera andd as­ gan State Reformatory here, where ttre*. ADMIT EXPRESS THEFT. set*.” * flro destroyed all cell blocks, the ad­ WtinJ an hour or hour, ough study of inland rail nnd water tended trip through Europe. "We havo farmed men ’out under ministration offices, the chape! and u "^“nie Z Z t ot th0 car*_r. .. a.’ MACON, Oct. 8.—Ernest Q. Fields^ . transportation in its relation to fore­ K. K. K. VICTIM DEAD this system,”, tho director added, in warden’s offlco. During th cflro that and R. E. Ftaley, fugitives until Wed­ rztoro'Ti iT r ! Ient for Paulin- to ign trade. He’s trying to get foreignV,nal|y he drove back to the bound cargoes to ports by the most commenting on the report It is noth­ caused a loss roughly estimated at . WACO, Tex., Oct. fl— With ' tho ing short • f crime and slavery to put half a million dollars, three prisoners nesday, in connection with the recent C S j I f '" "n e^Tort to learn what ecdnomical routes. trail of sixty-four persons accused of the nul ,I !U- Later, he rehirn- . Tho division mny later take up the death yesterday of Louis Crow from men Into some of the places they havo escaped from the Institution. • conspiracy to steal from the Ameri­ proposed waterway from the Atlantic wounds received in a fight at Lorcna been put. I am opposea to the sweat Only thq factory buldlngi of the re­ can Express Co., pieadod guilty in »ere a r r a i J ^ I "" ^Sra,n UntI1 theY td the Great L a k e s which virtually Saturday night when Sheriff Bob shop system and I do not propose to formatory escaped tho blaze, being United States district court today and °I4murder murder. n" t,j.ofr® .tiler 7 011 the charge would ipake Detroit and Chicago ocean Buchanans attempted to stop a Ku let more of t)te former service men be saved by the direction of the wind. were fined $400 each. Klux Khm parade, announcement of exploited by mushroom houses that fct,ore Zi-en th dl8cjajmed having ever ports. Gov. Alex J. Groeeheck, Roy C. tl. O. B. Hogan, well known LaurGregg also will delve into cables the date when tho county grand jury havo sprung up merely to exploit the Vandorcook, head of tho state de­ ^ of n t, iP 8t° ' raMk and torn ena county farmer arrested some will be summoned to investigate the he w.! ’ Uken from Rawlins and other communication facilities ■oldier and get the government's partment of public safety, and'Var­ w«s arrested. • • •go at the Instigation of department incident was awaited here. Neither bound up with foreign trade. Com­ money.” ■ . dan Thomas C. Burns, were In con­ or justice officers, on a charge of p*. district Judge R. I. Munroe nor Coun­ plaints of Ulscriminauon discrimination against — y -------- « » • sultation today to map out plans for th , „ IOCZ American trade by foreign cable com- ty Attorney F* B. Tierpy have indicat—Got your Scratch Pads from Th# the rebuilding o f the burned structui’o onage was freed today by the federal !raM J-w.,0cal ^aw*—le each at Hzrtld office. grand Jury when a "no bill’* was re­ pantes continue. • .’ 1^ whcn * * *ar* wou,d • the Herald o n c e •nd for earing for the Inmate*, turned. • . * * ***# « K m i « *>u* * I* YANKS TAKE SECOND GAME OF WORLD’S SERIES TODAY TO USE SHIPS TO BREAK UP ■ FEDERAL RESERVE REDUCES RATE ON ALL REDISCOUNT ; ; z : ■toUs owner- * . • ■ - hi ■M iI m I •_i -f. �\- " »'5 * ■ ••• THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921 M IN ST R E L BARBECUE AND RACES SHOW GREAT PROVED GREAT EVENTS LAST NIGHT IN BIG GALA DAY HERE DIXIE MINSTRELS SHOWED TO well received' and then somo of his great dances and was called back so Riders Were Here From BIG HOUSE AND SCORED ninny times they had to ccaso calling GREAT HIT Many Parts of him for he was all in. Sam Is a footlight favorite and can certainly dance. Florida (From rrtd*jr'« D a ily ) Tho Dixie Minstrels mode their in* The esthetic dancing of Miss Daphitial bow to n Sanford audience last no Wimbish in Egyptian costume was night and n well filled house ^greeted n dream of grace, this young lady bethem and made them feel that their {ing the embodiment of the dancers of ’ ‘ ’ "" ' * ancient times, graceful, talented, beau­ DANCING AT NIGHT WA8 A BIG efforts were appreciated. The old Princess Theatre had been metamor­ tiful in faco and figure, exemptyfylng FEATURE OF THE DAY'S IN­ phosed in a mysterious manner and the spirits of woodlnnd nymphs and TERESTING PROGRAM was almost disguised by the magic fairies. Tom Martin and Mildred Holly cap­ hand of an artist who had budded (From Frid» 7 'i D tU /) 1 trellis work, caused vines and flowers tured the crowd in their catchy duett Yesterday was ono of the greater to grow and had mode a beautiful ef­ entitled “Oh Me, Oh My" being a days in tbjchistory of Sanford. Then fect on a stage that is undoubtedly sprightly song and dance and both of were ma/iy hundreds here to spend the the most wretched in the state. The them being good in their part. > day—not as many people as Sanford The grand ensemble of the entire hns entertained in the post but one two sides where the minstrels sat were flanked with a white trellis and posts company closed thciilg show that was of the largest crowds in present years Before you*re a day older from bite and parch (cut held white electrit bulbs that blended a great success In every way. and it was a good natured crowd, one The following were tho members of that had thrown off 'all business re­ with the flowers nnd vines and artis­ you want to let the idea slip out by our exclusive pat- * tic effect nnd the stage really looked the circle and chorus: straints and had come to Sanford to under your hat that this ented process) are a rev<H good—just like a real minstrel show] Hob Holly, jr., Miss Wimbish, Miss- have a good time. It was one of those stage would look and the boys dressed . cr Mere, Miss Henry, Miss Milter, old-fashioned days filled with that is the open season to start lation to the man who never in white pants, black socks, white ; Miss ShinhoUor, Misses Holly, Miss hospitable spirit of olden days when som eth in g w ith a jo y ’us could get acquainted with a shirts, black ties carrying out the Smith, Miss Wilson, Mrs. L. J. Alii-- people met nt a barbecue to talk and White and Black Revue, George A. Dc- . son, Miss Cowan, Loo Peck, Mat Tar- race horses nnd have a good time gen­ jim m y p ip e — and some pipe I P . A. has made a ifipe a thing of jo y to four Cottes, the interlocutor in black ev- j bell, Tom Martin, Maurice Ilelstrom erally, prince Albert! cnlng dress, the end man in purple Sid Rive, Percy Mero, Geo. McLaughmen where one was smoked The barbecue was all ready for the and green suits made a most cn- tin, Lil Connelly, M. Wimbish, Clnr- hungry crowd about one o’clock and Because/ a pipe packed before! trancing picture as tho curtain rose ence Mahoney, Lee Peck, Forrest there was plenty of everything, espec­ with Prince Albert satisfies •while they sang the opening chorus Gatchel, J. Michael, J. Musson, Tom ially meats—good old Florida meat Ever roll up a cigarette and the merry minstrel men cavorted Meredith, Mr. Warren, a man as he was never satis­ with Prince Albert? Man, that Vied with the finest of western across the stage. j The producing staff were: meat and took first prize. Eugene fied before—and keeps him man — but y o u ’ve got a Billy Hoffman, black face in "Down Executive Committee—J. G. Mich- Roumillat, the boy who has been work f r l n t m M l t i r t fa sa tisfie d ! And, you can Yonder," Percy Mere in “Aain’t We ael, Chairman; I*. A. Mero, IV. A. Con- | |n(r early nnd late with the barbeem party coming your way! a«U In toppy rod b u t* . tid y rid final nelly, J, T. Ilrady. Got Fun", Tom Martin in "Save stunt, had charge of all the big do prove it! W hy — P . A.’s Talk about a cig a rette hm ndoom o po u n d mnd hull pound tin tic Dram for Me"; Bob Herndon in i Publicity Committee—J. T. Brad), ings end promptly on time he sounded fcam id e rt mnd in tho flavor and fragrance and smoke; we tell you it’s a "I’m Gonnn Quit Saturday," and Geo. Chairman; I\ A. Mere, F. E Mere the gong and the crowd went for the p o u n d cryito l f U l l h u m id o r w ith coolness and its freedom McLaughlin In ‘‘Free, Simple nnd ditb. feed and it was some feed. Plenty of opongo m o i t t i n t r Disengaged,’’ were Ihe black Ticket Committee—IL A. Wash- meat barbecued to a turn nnd pickles top. face comedians th a t kept the .burn, Chairman; P. A. Dooley, W. A and coffee and ice wnter and bread audience in a ronr nil tjuring j Rumph, E. A. Chittendon. nnd butter nnd many people brought C opjrrlfhl I S31 the first part. They nre always good \ Stage Committee—J. T1 Brady, well filled lunch baskets nnd added to br R. J. K»rnoltia nnd they were especially good in the Chairman; F. E. Meredith, R. A. the occasion by having a regular pic­ Tobacco Co W taaton-SaUia, Dixie Minstrels. Greene, S. A. Dutton. . nic lunch under the shade trees on the N .C . The black face boys who sat in the Producing SlaiT lake front. A s.the bund played the circle and interrupted the interlocutor Rxccutiv(. Committee—J. G. Mich- tournament was bold the first event of the national jo y smoke by pulling some good stutf all thru .neii Chairman; I\ A. Mero, W. A. Con- the afternoon nnd the following prizes were awarded: the show were Bob Herndon, Tom nt,|]y j j- u r„,|y FUNERAL OF MRS. First prize—Sum Brooks, of 0 “Thesc Rats Wouldn't Eat My Dost Martin, George McLaughlin, Percy Publicity Committee—J. T. Urndy, F. I„ WOODRUFF, JR. teen; second prize, D. I*. Self, of ChuGrain,” Says Fred Lamb, Mero, Billie Hoffman, Paul Lnke, chairman; P. A. Mero, F. E. Mereluotn; third prize, Barney Beck, of Snowball Sutton, Lill Connelly. dith "It's hard to keep rats out of a IFiom Mcn3*y « Daily) * Thu ballad singers were Maurice , Ticket Committee—H. A. Washburn Sanford; fourth prize, Phil Leonurdy,, feed store. Tried for years. A neigh­ The funeral of Mrs. Frank L. Wood­ Helston who rendered "Crooning” a chairman; P. A. Dooley, W. A. of Osteen. boring store sold me some RATruff, Jr.,-occurred from the home on In the horse race the horses were lullaby song ns only Maurice can sing | lumph( £ \ Chittendon. FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS OCCAS­ SNAP. It worked wonder?. Gathered it, nnd H. J. Clause who snng "Mamstage Committee—J. T. Brady, lined up on Palmetto avenue and rode Oak avenue Saturday afternoon nt 1 up dead rats every morning. Bought SIONAL!, Y IF YOU BAT my's Little Sonny, Honey Boy" ns only chairman; F. E. Meredith, R. A_ straight across the bulkhead to the (►'clock, Dr. Brownlee, of the Pres- more RAT-SNAP. Haven’t n nit now. MEAT REGULARLY.1 railroad track, the winners being Ru­ Clause could sing it and Sid Rive, that Greene, S. A. Dutton, byterinn church, officiating. Thu in- They wouldn’t ent my best grain win fus Brown, first and Henry Cameron, old time minstrel man who gave them „ No man or woman who eats meat torment was made in Lakeview ceme- j I threw RAT-SNAP around." Three "I Found You" as only Sid Rive can *• second. . regulnrly can make a mistake _by tery, nnd the beautiful floral offerings sizes, 35C( 05c, M.2f>. Sold and guant* Entire Co. render a beautiful ballad. II. J. Clause Opening Overture By In the little pony race Chas. Beck Ap T 1 (lushing the kidneys occasionally, says nttested to the love nnd esteem in, teed by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. was firat, Elertor Cameron was sec­ and the t:ntire company closed the ^ which the deceased wns held in this I _ _ ____________ a well-known authority. Meat forms first part hut not before the funny’ fcntran™ ,,f Minstrel, introducing ond, Harney Beck, jr,, was third, and uric acid which clogs the kidney pores cRyj Sell it witli a Herald Want Ad. Jack Stemjkl was fourth. fellows had scored some good hits— , ‘,s7^ local hits were missing—and with In-, Interlocutor Geo. A. DeCottes., Last night the street in front of the R0 lh«y ■luRghhly filter or strain only terlocutor DoCottei had nn evening of "'s Gonjedinns Bob Herndon, Tom court house was filled with sawdust Pnrf °f the waste and poisons from You will make a roiiltb fun. Ami by the way George Dc- Martin- Gt'or^ McLaughlin, Percy nnd lighted by hundreds of lights the blood, then you get sick. Nearly _______ if you order your ferti­ Cottes is some good looking middle'Mero, Rdhc Hoffman, Paul Lake, strung across the street the compli- «B rheumatism, headaches, liver troulizer without getting our NEW PIIICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OP man . Snowball Sutton, Lil Connelly. menU of the Southern Utilities C. ! hie, nervousness, constipntion, dizziMATERIALS, Prompt-Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, insecticides. Uph Allison and Fred Rudisill, the * Balladista Sid Rive, Maurice thc dancers held sway from sevi 'ness, sleeplessness bladder disorders Sprayers, Poultry Supplies.______________________________________ *> boys who put on the show and nursed Helston, IL J. Clause, o'clock until midnight nt which tin come from sluggish kidneys. Get August 1st. 1U2J Price Lists. Now furnishing "SIMON PURE" and The moment you feel a dull ache in it into being put on a little skit nt the Harmonist—Sam linumel, M.J they hud tn take the baud off the phi "GEM BRANDS" piano while the stage was being set ^ inihish, ( larence Mahoney, _ Lee rm and urge them to go home as the kidneys or your back hurts, or if E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. and snng some good, cntchy songs nnd . ^ ec^' l' orrc®1 Gatchel, J. Michael,* J. they wanted to ‘play until morning. the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of i FLORIDA hits. Boh Herndon then enme on with ,Musson, Tom Meredith, Mr Warren, The street was a trifle rough but tho sediment, irregular of passage or at- J J^CKSON\ILLE rl one of his inimitable monologue hits!*- ^h, Everybody Loves to Go— dancers did not seem to mind it r tended by a sensation of scalding, gPt impersonating the old time negro ............... -......... ....Entire Company they tripped the latest dances' on » about four ounces of Jad Salts from t **+*+*■ preacher nnd kept the audience in nn Down Yonder............ Billie Hoffman snwdust just ns their forefathers i.«. any rellnblc pharmney nnd take a ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SE E uproar while he "lucidntcd" about the ^,0t h u n .....Percy Mero many years ago. Tho sidewalk was tahlespoonful in n glass of water bcchurch debt. Bob is nil old timer on A ~ Crooning .... Maurice Ilelstrom much better aud both street and side- f0re breakfast for a few days nnd W. J..T H IG P E N & CO M PANY the minstrel stage and-always good Snvc a Little Dram for Me .... walk wns well filled for nbout three your kkjneys will then net fine. This ! but getting better with age. The ...... Tom Martin ^m,rs' . fnmous salts is made from the ncid AGEHTB quartette composed of Maurice lidMammy s Little Sunny Money H was n great day from the first ()f grapes nnd lemon juice, combined ston, S- S. Ilnumel, Tom Martin nnd Boy H. J. Clause events in the morning until late last with | ithin nn,j has been used for j A. C. Warren sang severnl selections ^^ Bin Gunn QuitSaturday night. It will be a day that will i'nK' generations to flush clogged kidneys, o r r i c c p e o p l e s h a n k n tu u i iN G nnd catchy potpourri that were most: •••• ...... ..... Boh Herndon er long in the memory of those who nn(| lhrm to activity, also S a n f o r d , F lo rid a ably rendered, the voices blending perI Found You Sid Rive came and partook of the hospitality of to neutralize the acids ip urine so it fectly and they received the glnd 9*—Finale of First P a rt................. the Sanford people. no longer causes iritation, thus end­ .... J. Clause and Entire Co. hand all along the way. ing bladder disorders. ACT II • Tho Cabaret Scene in which George Jad Salts is inexpensive nnd ennDeCottes, the interlocutor, entertains A Surprise Bub Allison, Fred Rudisill STOP CATARRH! OPEN not injure; makes a delightful effer­ ACT III* his winter guests opened with the NOSTRILS AND HEAD vescent lithin-wntcr drink which all # beautiful girls gowned in benutiful Monologue ...... :.........tl ..Bob Herndon regular ment eaters should take now ACT IV. evening attire seated nt tables nnd Bay* Cream Applied In Nostrlk and thjm to keep the kidneys clean j Quartette—Maurice Helston, S. S. Relieve* Heed-Cold* at Once. the host entertains them with cabaret nnd the blood pure, thereby avoiding Bnumcl, Tom Mnrtin, Mr. Warren. features*consisting of tho song nnd t, ..... . . . .serio u s kidney complications.—Adv. ACT V. chorus by Miss Daphne' Wimbish "I'm If your nostrils are clogged and ' Cabaret Nobody’s Baby" nnd the chorus of your head is stuffed and you can’t bcautfiul girls assisting her with a Geo. DeCottes entertaining his Winter breathe freely because of a cold or PLANT CITY STARTS TO MOVE GRAPEFRUIT catchy dance went big. | guests in Sanford, Florida. catarrh, ji-st get a small bottle ofj Sum Baumel gave a song that was Scene I.—I’m Nobody's Baby.......... Ely’s Cream Balm nt any drug I HAVE THEM PLANT CITY, Oct. 5.—Seven cars —■ | ..._......Daphne Wimbish nnd Chorus Apply a-little of this flagrant, anti­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■ Scene IL—Dancing........S. S. Baumel septic cream into your nostrils and let of grnpefruit, nil shipped here from 5 J , Scene III.—Esthetic Dancing..—..,.... it punetrate through every air-pis—j territory to the south, with the ex­ ....................Miss Daphne Wimbish sage ot your head, soothing anj Imnl- ception of some early lociil fruit, hnvc '• “Foot of First St.” 81 j Scene IV.—Duct-, Oh Me, Oh My ing the inflamed, swollen mucous Ijmw shipped to the northern markets - .......... Mildred Holly, Torn Martin membrane nnd you get instant relief.! [» is .attractMetropolitan Musical Cortfpnny -Ah! how good it feels. Your nos-i from Plant City. The movement being alien* Chorus—Bob Holly, Mias Wimbish, trils nre open, your head is clear, n o '£ n!n Thursday and has been regular Uon—lots are being sold right alpng and building in this Misses Mere (3), Miss Henry, Miss more hawking, snuffling, Mowing; no through todny, when one car was shipMiller, Miss Shinhoiscr, Misses Holly, more headache, dryness or struggling pod. section is such ns lo gladden the heart of those who have MIbs Smith, Miss Wilson, Mrs. L. J. for breath. Ely's Cream Balm is just! The vegetable movement Is nssumthe Rood of Sanford at heart. 8 Allison, Miss Cowan, Leo Peck,, Mat what sufferers from head colds, nnd ing importance. There hnvc been 240 Tarbell, Tom Martin, Maurice Hel- catarrh nebd. It's a delight.—Adv. packages shipped in two days, not inThis is no idjc talk—I have weighed the statement and •----------------- »-----eluding today’s movement. A quanstrom, Sid Rive, Percy Mero, Geo. Mc­ to say just what is my candid convictions would put it tlty of eggplants nre moving, nnd a Laughlin, Lil Connelly, II. J. Clause. YOUNG WOMAN DIES FOLLOWING DARING LEAP goodjiroportion of both white and most too strong for the careful, conservative person—that -------I yellow squash is being bought nnd person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who "Preparatory to the construction of LONG BRANCH, N. J.. Oct. f>.— shipped. Shipments of cucumbers,' tho new bridge nt Jjike Worth, work­ has VISION will agree with me now— the other later. RENTAL nmi P«'PP''r far are inslgr.ifi-j men have started tho neersnary office While attempting to make a flying nnd workk-huilding," says tho West leap from a speeding automobile to an , CW I14I’D* r is BATTERIES . , txmght. Prices arc considered fairly 1 Palm Bench Post. Actual workk on the airplane Lite yesterday Miss Madeline Eggplants are bringing from FOR ALL CARS bridge construction will bo started ns snnn A, u . ' nmJ ,aV‘8 Wan M hadly iniur®d that “he $155 to $lJiO per crate. There is a 1 , I . . ol! Uled from a fracture of tho skull in a strong demand for yellow squash. Yelt. , . e. c*Iu,Pmfcnt “"ives. ^ 0sj)itnl here last night. 'Her homo is lows nre worth from $1.75 to $2.00 on "The Man Who Sella D irt Cheap platform, and ana whites wmtes run run ^ ^ n n n ? >T ^ in F° rt Picrec’ F,orida' ‘ M,85 ^ v ls jth e local platform, ere* and stee1 2,000 feet long, and lost her balance as she reached for' from $1.50 to $1.75 per crate. Pepper There rung of a .there .will . . . be . eight . arches. . ... „will | the bottom -----— *.-----rope ladder sus- Is worth around $2 per crate. Okra is .* be a thirty foot roadway, with five- pended from the plane and fell to the demanding from $1 to $1.25 per-hamtoot walks on both sides. ' ground. • per. ' k *•' - ■ • :* <j . •t ■ mm /w HAD A GREAT DAY hIOW ¥ 00^11ta ike to V a pipe—and P. A.I1 1 I I IF BACK HURTS BEGIN ON SALTS BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES r fKJi m ' General Fire r Insurance Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION’ m I New S tation * �5 ; ^ *v- i , -----1 _ _■ THE 8A N F0 R D W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921 * * * * * * * WILL BE ORGANIZED AS SANFORD INSTITUTION Legriolt PUBLIC SCHOOLS I American Will Celebrate LAKE MONROE OPENED TODAY Armistice Day FOR THE TERM * * * * * * * * * * * * Expert to Stage Big Parade, Dances and Carnival Progress marks tho way in tills part of the county. laind is being ALL OF THE SCHOOLS ARE FILL­ Campbell-Lossing Post of the Amer­ ican Legion is one of the livest posts cleared, houses built, and tho farm­ ED AND FINE CORPS OF of World War veterans in the state ing section widening upon all sides. TEACHERS nnd they nro up and doing all the The stately trees that have long made amount by many thousand to place time. They have virtually secured a I T n m K osdiT 'i Charter Being: Prepared their money In a home institution and beautiful the boundaries of tho Mon­ Sanford schools opened this morn­ lot on the lake front from tho city roe road ,aro now falling before tho For New $100,000 not wait for a foreign company to put relentless ing with a large attendance at both upon which they expect to erect a fine axe. Tho highway from in a trust company to tnke care of the B a n k & Trust Co. many calls for investment purposes. Lake Monroe to Fiiat street was es­ High School and the Grammar Schools building in the near future—one that will be a credit to tho city nnd county The new bank and trust company pecially attractive on account of tho and tho two Primary schools. Appro­ and to the local post. will start with the best wishes of all density of shade and tho lovely sub­ priate exercises were held at all the rrh e The boys are planning a big day the bnnks of Seminole county nnd all tropical effoct. Already /fourteen hero for November 11th—Armistice schools and tho new school year starts Three Inseparables of the people and will take its place acres arc under clearance upon tho Day—and with big parades, carnival among the large institutions of the east side, that portion having been off with tho brightest of prospects. One for m ildnew.VIRGINIA RTOCK AFTER ONE DAY'S CAN- state. At the High School Dr. Walker, Dr, features, dances and a good time gen­ purchased by Postmaster Elder, of VASS OF LOCAL BUSINESS Uurhahs, Prof. T. W. Lawton, R. H. erally the day will he another mile­ One for mellowness. BURLEY Sanford. Upon the west, J. W. Bell is MEN AND INVESTORS Pcnrman and V. I\ Forster nnd sever­ stone in tho history of the locnl post. clearing ten acres, and Neal Cole­ One for a ro m a .T U R K IS H They have not settled on the entire al other well wishers of the schools man, who purchased the Warren assisted Prof. McKay, the principal, in program ns yet but they are working A new financial institution for SanThe finest tobaccos perfectly place, is completing the improvement welcoming tho high school pupils and on it with the help of the Auxiliary ford, or rather a rc-organjzation of of his farm. Out upon First street, gave them good ndvico upon tho com­ ladies and Armistice Day will be one aged a n d blend ed . aae'already established, will bo the Mr. Hartline has bought a tract, built bank and trust company, articles mencement of another school year. of the big events of tho month of No­ a home, and is getting land under cul­ The high school this year gives n very vember in Sanford. of Incorporation- now being prepared tivation for farming. R. H. Booth Is bright promise of having the largest The county commissioners at their for the same. It will be a reorganiza­ clearing up land for.cultivating and last meeting granted the boys the use enrollment in many years and they, tion of the Peoples Bank and whether the nstnc will bo the Peoples Bank A HOY HARDIN NEXT IN ROD AND will eventually build a larger resi­ have the largest class, of freshmen in of the court house tor ihe dance at GUN CLUB REC- * dence. L. C. Bcrd has bought the the history of tho school. night and the overfmvr crowd will bo Trust Co., or have another name ORD Roe place, and is rabidly improving Krjij UCTttfflC* accommodated at a good dance plat­ Boles but a small difference for it his new home. form near the court horuso on the bulk­ ANCIENT STEAMER LINE «U1 be a new proposition with all the (rrom F r l d . y ’i Dill?) Mrs. Ora Denning Layton, " field head where there will be all kinds of features of the banking system and RAN TO ROCKLEDGB L. II. Gibbs, now holds the best rec­ worker of the Florida health associa­ *ith the trust feature added to give ord for marksmanship for the season VIA LAKE POINSETT. new features to entertain a big crowd. Try a Herald Want Ad today. tion, employed by the State Board of the patrons a much better service In at the Rod & Gun Club trap. many ways. C. H. Lcfflcr brought a card to the Next to him comes Roy Hardin, a Education, visited' our school Tues­ To demonstrate the ready response man who has not been shooting this day nftemoon and gave a very enter­ Herald office this week that adver­ that met the efforts of the organizers season until yesterday but who is taining Instruction upon sanitation. tised the steamers running from San­ and the need of an institution of this showing up well. . J. II. Cowaii comes Mrs. Layton encouraged the children ford to Rockledgc vln Poinsett. The kind in Sanford it is stated that in one third with n standing of 733 for the to observe certain rules of sanitation card says: Steamer “Astatula" leaves promising that in five weeks- they Sanford every Monday nnd Thurs­ day's time the $ 100,000 capital stock season. of the new institution wns largely ov­ On account of the Gula Day cele­ would be entitled to n certificate of day nt 8;30,arrives at Lake Poinsett ersubscribed nnd the books had to bo bration yesterday many of the regu- membership in tho health crusade. All next day at 7 a. m. Three miles to dosed. Of this amount 025 shares are- Jara were unable to bo out as the races that carry out the regulations for ten Rockledgo by hack meeting steamer Sanford people and only 75 shores are and tournament were being held at weeks obtain a prize, the children to giong north Tuesday, and south Fri­ out of town investors, thus insuring the same time as the trap shoot and tho fourth grndo a pretty Mother day. Returning leaves Poinsett nt 3 4V, tbc people that it will bo a strictly many were busy. To make up for Goose sanitation book, tho remaining p. m., Tuesday nnd Friday, nrriving nt bone institution in every wny. It will this sevcrnl men were in yesterday’s grades, a crusade pin. The children Snnford on Wodnesdny nnd Saturday bare strong outside financial backing contest who came in for the celebra­ that persevere in sanitation till the . . . . . . , . morning, making connection for all putting considerable outside money tion, and attended the shooting rather end of the school year, are awarded a In Jnnuarytho Btenmcr j nunitn into Sanford for investment purposes than the races. Is An Ever-Increasing Liability gold pin. Mrs. Layton is very chnrtfiami will do much toward' building up On the whole the score is not quite ing and her suggestions were met will be put, on the line mnking tri­ The longer your home remains unpainted the more Sanford and Seminole county. The so good as on previous days but it is with hearty approval. Her next visit weekly typs. Joe Smith mnnnger, and costly the repair will be when you nave to renovate it. trust feature means that money will still good amateur work. Yesterday’s to our school in five more weeks Is E. II. VanDeman agent nt Sanford. It’s cheaper to paint now, and it’s cheaper to use a Many of the old timers will remem­ be’availablc for loans on real estate to results are ns follows: cagily anticipated. paint that actually protects the surface. ber these little river steamers that satisfy the insistent demands being . • Yost. Season A heavy rain fell hero Sundny. The made tho upper St. Johns river trip made every day for tho building of Score Boll was thoroughly moistened nnd and the card shows thnt even in the more homes ami the enlarging of the Gibbs', L. H. 25-15 left in good condition for the netting early dayB the uppor river could be capita] stock with the money available Hardin, Roy , 50-36 of celerry, lettuce, cabbage, etc.. negotiated. It wns n enso of neces­ from other sources will make a differ­ Cowan, J. H. ... ........ 25-15 Farmers are busy here this week with sity then to uso thg river nnd every­ fl»Intr Vtrnithtr ence in the ability of the bank to Knight, G. W. ... ......... 50-32 such crops .though many had already one used it ns there were no rnlfronds. C H H ouse Paints ate the result o f 38 years o f experi­ place more money in realty loans. The Coleman, Hen . ........ 25-19 plants in the field as wo have an Now the people are again using the ence. A ctual test has proven th at they wear longer and meeting of the stockholders will be. Woodruff, F. L., Jr.... * nhu abundance of water in thin section, hoat lines ^because the high freight give better service than ordinary paints. A sk for free held as soon as possible after the pub­ Stringfellow, W. A. 50-33 booklet* and color chartsthe nrtoninn wells always respond rates hnvo,n>rerd them to lio so. lication of the incorporation notice I Wallace, A. H. ........ 50-34 freely nnd nnturnlly despite the most If the boats in the enrly days could iStevens, It. E. ........ 50-31 prolonged drouth. There hns never go from Snnford to Lake Harney nnd * Kennedy, K. yet been a single well to fait in tjic on to Ijiko Poinsett they rnnld go will probably be actively connected Newman, It. A. 50-28 Monroe locality. Mr. Harry I^nppin, there now nnd with a rnnnl connecting SANFORD, FLORIDA . with the new institution with II. I*. I'uleston, S. . * of First street, has completed the re- with the Indian river go nil the way Smith, the present vice-president nnd Whitner, Chns. ........ 50-21 tiling of the front five ncres of his to bjlnmi. H. It, Stevens, the president of the Leonard, N. It. r.o-30 farm ami in mnking preparations to Peoples Bank at present together with Hand, Walter S. ....... 25-14 •*<1 tile a back five acres. The middle five MTcrnl other local financiers and Hill, W. C.......... ........ ‘75-38 acres of tho place nro tA be kept in stockholders mnking It n progressive Hickson, I). C. . ........ # the woodland nnd will furnish a loca­ * ‘Hickson, J. T. . Mf tion for their future residence, n officered and directed by Seminole Howard, C. C. 25-11 modern home which they expect to county citizens. 50-25 Maxwell. It. C. build some time noon. Mr. I.appin Is The new hank nnd trust company Y ount/ Snn, fast getting his plnce in line, condi­ will l*e ready for operntinn about the Overs tree? I! .1. 25-14 tion, which, with thnt good location, .first of November nnd will add great­ Wight, It. U. * makes this farm n very desirable one. ly to the other,strong financial insti­ Higgins, Ed...........25-11 Mr .and Mrs. L. B. Mann enter­ tutions of this city. Tho bank nnd Hutchison, Jos. • -I'M 50-26 tained tho young folks of *ho B. Y. P. tryst company 'will have*a capita] Douglass, Vnnco E....* M A R K U., very delightfully Fridny evening. stock of $100,000, Tho First National Smith, II. P................ 50-25 Refreshments were served nml the Bank with $50,000 and tho Seminole Kilbce, W. G. 25-12 County Bank with $50,000 evening pleasantly whiled away in $62.5 f. o. b. Detroit makes an Stokes, C. W. . 50-24 , merry games. srrny of financial strength that will gt 00toff, C. A jolly party enjoyed a chicken pitattract investments toward this city. [Mobley, E. I>. Inu nt Hawkins’ Springs, Saturday. It -shows (he strength, the courage, Herndon, B. W. * They were Mr, nnd Mrs. .Charlie Bell the witdom. the confidence of the Akera, Frank 25-17 home people when they put up $100,000 Fitts, W. A................ 25-11 nml son, Ernest, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. H P h> one day nnd oversubscribe that Kennedy, Ilobt. X.440 Wynne and daughter, Misses Itobertn j •''MIS .440 and Josephine, Miss Linda and Henry Stonoff, M............. ....* Miles. .420 Kennedy, L....... — ....* -y Mr. J. B. Johnson and wife have re­ * .400 Herring, Geq. G.... .400 turned to their home here after spend­ Rumbley, J. A. —1 __# .400 ing the summer in Tennessee. Hand, Will H....... .... 25-14 Messrs, Lee Pryor nnd Morgnn .370 Bryan, L. T.......... .... 25- 7 .347 Chndwick ,of Knoxville, Tenn., spent Tolar, J. N........- .... 50-17 .200 a week here, camping. They will tour Speer, Geo............. .... 25- 7 * .200 the state before their return north. Fox, Meade .......... Bedford’* Black-Draught Highly Dial, Bert ‘........... __ 25- 4 .16.0 Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Hawkins nnd *Did not shoot yesterdny. children, spent Saturday nt the beach, by a Tennessee Mrs. Jordan is visiting relatives in Grocer for Troubles Re- * Alabama. The Five Smilers suiting from Torpid Mr. Frnnk Lnppin, who spent tho Named by Dr. Hyman past year hero with relatives, has re­ Liver. at Baptist Temple turned to his homo in Mnssnchusettes. “In the tractor the farmer now has a machine in which is hamessod Sut Nashville, Tonn.— The ofno ( L i ivin Mend*?'* D ill?) (l*rora Mr. nnd Mrs. C. M. Rabun and Mr. one of the most adaptable, efficient, economical sources of power in the MacJ' Thedford’s Block-Draught, the j Ur. Hyman gave the results of tho nnd Mrs. King, spent Saturday at world—the internal combustion engine. feniiino, herb, liver medicine, | j investigations of the th Good Fellowship Daytona Beach. touched for by Mr. W N Parsons • ' League lost night at the Baptist Mr. Charlie Bales was In Leesburg “Tho troctot- will multiply the productive capacity of each individual £ ! ? .'« «nr, "It Is without Temple. It had Bbcn advertised for on business this week. farm worker from three to four times over. Koubt the best liver medicine, and I B°me time that Dr. Hyman would give Mr. nnd Mrs. Mork Naughcr ,of I f 1j boll0TO * could get along without the names of five of the most pleasant Tennessee, havo moved here. . “It will put the farmer on a par with the city manufacturer. It will seti 11 for •oar stomach, head- men in Sanford on Sunday night, five Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson havo put his produce-producing factory—for that is what a farm is— on to an had liver, Indigestion, and all of the most pleasant merchants next returned home after, spending tho efficient production basis. • , , r Jfcublcs that are the result 01 Sunday and five of the most pleasant summer In tho north. -v * ^rpld liver. . employes in Sanfhrd on tho Sunday “It will enable each worker to earn so much more that he can be paid Mr. W. J. Jewell is confined to "I have known and axed It for year* night following. moro and still leave a greater profit for the man who hires him. It will Last night Dr. Hyman, said tho his hpmc by illness. to f.vCan 1111,1 do recommend It Rev. Stackhouse, the Methodist enable the farmer to work fewer hours in the day, giving him more time to „e7 one* I won't go to bed with- League had after much discussion and minister, hns gone to Tennessee enjoy life. . . In the house, it will do all It mature deliberation decided upon five 1 0 <I°' I can’t say enough for of thf* most pleasant men in the city where ho will locate, “I believe the tractor will make farming what it ought to be— the most Mrs. Horry Rabun Is recovering and \thilc there were many more they ManTother men and women through' had finally decided upon the follow­ after a short illness. pleasant, tho most healthful, the most profitable business on earth.” ' *ot tho country hare found Black- ing: R. J. Holly, Edward Scoggans, A Southern reformer has been fined ^ M m Parsons describes Jno, D. Jinkins, J. G. Ball, and C. E. Honrq. Watch them smile when they for drunk and disorderly conduct. "If iti Bna 0 1,1 isolating tho liver ta the righteous scarcely be saved, read of this decision. the funcUwu* snd la cleansing bowels of Impurities. where shall the wicked and ungodlp When the modem daughter la feel­ appear?” ; UUt*-Dr*usht liver mtdfc Lce*ro ^ ort**n*l snd only gwnulns.- ing especially gracious, she Is willing Wk;v'liCI® A U TH O R IZED D E A L E no Imitations or sutoUtoUs. to concede that her mother is a “nice For office supplies, stationery, etc, . •- * • . .S.* come to the Herald office, . u k for Thadtoffs. bid thing." OVERSUBSCRIBE GIBBS HOLDS FIRST PLACE TRAP SHOOT AN UNPAINTED HOUSE . COoledgewHygrade CARTER LUMBER COMPANY J SOUR STOMACH INDIGESTION - Recommended - W h at H e n r y F ord S a y s A b o u t j M ach in e P o w e r F a rm in g t m ■M •• * ■ . ■ - * •* - �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7,1921 THE SANFORD HERALD * rorftjCvt Advert t JWEAMIRICANPniC’SA * c »riov The Tampa Tribune in an editorial lys: “The eyes of tho world is on amps." You bet; and all of south Florida is proud of Tampa. The organization of the Florida Water -League shows what concerted eaction will do backed by tho various Chambers of Commerce and the trade bodies That is real team work. The cool weather U bringing out the people to trade and the merchants of Sanford are taking advantage, of the cold spell to put on big sales and do business by stimulating trade., Adver­ tising is the early bird that gets the Sanford schools have opened, and the prospects are bright for a fine record to be made this year. It be­ hooves nil tho parents of tho pupils and the patrons of the schools, to up­ hold the hands of the teachers in making our schools the best in the state. Reports this morning say that wes­ tern meats hnvc taken n big drop and yet many state papers are claiming that Florida beef is a drug on the mar­ ket. It seems that ut -present Florida beef.is higher than western beef. Who is suffering now? Florida cattlemen or western cattlemen? Sheriff of Texas town told the Klnnsmcn thnt if two of them would go with faces unmasked the Klnn could march. Fool orders made by a foolish sheriff. -Why nsk two of them to go unmasked. Either nsk nil of them to go unmasked or forbid any of them marching. Rains nrc here and there is a big difference in the temperature already and the signs are good for an early fnil nnd winter and a big trade. Tho celery fields are looking fine today with the prospects of n good crop at good prices. The rain3 are worth thousands to this section. WHY PICK ON FLORIDA BEEF.? making many mistakes from the view of public opinion. The enforcing .of There is so much said in the various all the laws and ordinances would de­ state papers now about the Florida populate tho city for half of the popu­ beef having no markets and being of lation would be in jail all the time. no value and about the tick's,.etc., that There are many fool restrictions about a stranger in the state would imagine automobiles that would keep the cars that the Florida cattlemen were on off the streets and make Sanford a the road to the poor house. Like ev­ place to be shunned and there is much ery other crop in Florida cattle in a kicking from strangers about the measure depended upon the outside traffic laws being enforced and. it is markets for a sale but like, all other the stranger who helps to damn-your crops, cattle can be sold at homo and town regardless of whether the laws keep the cattle owners from starving are stringent or loose. An officer at to death and the outsido world can all times should be a diplomat and wag along without them. The best have the manner of approaching a markets for Florida becf'arc right in stranger that will at least leave a Florida if the people would get that good taste in his mouth. There is notion in their heads. We are always nothing so disagreeable as having an trying to buy something outside of officer yell at you In a strange town the state and the same holds true of and tell you where to head in and take our beef and pork and other meats. If you up on the slightest provocation to a hotel wanta chickens or turkeys or face the judge on a, trivial charge. All ducks they usually get cold storage of you who have been in such a posi­ stuff when they could just as well use tion In a strange place can bear out the home grown. The cattle men of this testimony. Officers should be Florida arc not worrying about the gentlemanly, courteous, accommodat­ cattle business half as much as some ing and obliging. They should be other people. The cattle men are not mighty careful how they enforce the tasking for any aid from any outside law and should know the law and parties and they sceht to be doing very know how to enforce it. well and if the specimens of Florida However, it is a difficult matter to beef brought into the mnrkcta here in get officers to suit everybody just as Sanford are an example the cattle it is to get editors to suit everybody. seem to be doing very well. And if there is no market for Florida beef at TOO BUSY TO TALK present neither is there any market •for tho beef of the great West and Yoy never see the real busy busi­ Southwest and the cattlemen of those ness man standing around discussing great beef countries arc having 'just the affairs of state or county or city as hard a. time ns the cattlemen of and bemoaning the fact thnt Mr. So Florida nnd much worse. They are and So has an office and should, becalling for money and nsking for help ousted because he put tho talker’s son nnd wailing nnd gnashing their teeth in jail or hit his friend or soaked this qver the cattle question and the ticks fellow for something and that the do not seem to enter into the argu­ country is going to the demnition bow ment at all. We do not see where this wows. No indeed. You bcc the fel­ knocking of the Florida beef will get low who has some kind of a job to us anywhere nnd this newspaper that which he pays but little attention and has always been* nn advocate of fence spends his time on the street discuss­ laws and tick laws thinks that n more ing the fellows who are mnking the systematic campnign could be made town. The man who has hiB own busfor the sale of Floridn meats than such a Campaign of knocks to be made against the Floridn beef.' We note the folowing dispatch from western points in the papers of yes- j terday that shows the cattlemen of | the talking about his betters. It Is the man who is doing something here t in Snnford who gets nil the censure , and the censure comes from the peo­ ple who are doing nothing thomilcIVcs. if the people of this city who spend | their time talking would get right ini to the thick of things and become town , builders instend of talkers this city j would become the city of our dreams —a city of twenty-five thousand peo­ ple. But from the time thnt Sanford was started until the present time there has Iwen too much valuable time lost on the "street corners discussing the trivinl .affairs that menn nothing to anyone and the big ones arc allow­ ed to go by. I Hanford has the brightest prospects There are just . about twenty-five of her history nnd Sanford is going t too many street corner gossipers here ahead. All it takes ir special sales and if they would lake n tumble to nnd cheaper prices and more advertis­ ing to get the people to come here and Hundreds of millions of dollars themselves ami get into the working trade. Sanford is the natural trad­ worth of feed will go to waste if im­ class they would get a big grouch off ing center for this part of Florida nnd mature cattle continue to be sold for their systems and help to do something tdiould be made the center by special slaughter, he said, because there will here instend of standing in the wny of Inducements. insufficient cattle to absorb the progress. And usunlly they are vii^t nmou'nt of corn, alfalfa, sugar | against everything good nnd whole­ There is so much good to talk about .pulp nnd like crops, which will be har­ some nnd purp and decent. * • Dr. Walker said something about in this city o.»*l county and so little to vested. this class in his sermon Inst Sunday kick about that the Herald lakes up but little of the criticism thnt is level- OFFICERS SHOULD UF. CAKRFUI •md he intends to say something about 'hem for some tim e to come nnd if led at the few men who seem to he do­ he will just come out and tell some of ing things and nre in the public eye. The Herald makes hut few criti­ ■the names this paper will 'take great Knocking never put nny place on the cisms about the-actions of the officials mnp and while healthy criticism is of the city or county. We believe that 1pleasure ill publishing them where ev­ good, continual knocking is had nnd they are doing their duty us they see erybody can see why they are camou­ there is n difference between construc­ it nnd while they make mistakes they flaging the main issue here in order to cover up their own muddy trucks. tive criticism and knocking. SOFTENING THE WATER ate in the main doing as well ns they can. This hns been our policy all the Reports from Washington sny thnt time and.we are not in the carping the nation's debt continues to increase critic class of continually)- harping on nnd it will probably increase • right the frailties of either officials or of along. Wo bminto such spendthrifts citizens. To err is human and the hu­ in government channels during nnd af­ man race is made Up of mistakes. And ter the \tnr thnt it is hard to get batik yet there nre times when officers to safe nnd snne lines ngnin. Rut are too prone to bent up a man or those of us who had no chance to shoot a man or go beyond their auth­ mnkc a million learned to economize ority in order to show their authority. during the war and'wo are trying to As the Irish policeman snid when he economize now hut we have to give heat up the prisoner, "It is not because all thnt we save to the government to I hnte you thnt I bate you hut just to show mo authority," and this seems to he the rule with some. The Tnmpn Times is keeping up the The Herald knows none of the cir­ fight against the commission form of cumstances connected with the shoot­ government. Few newspapers want ing of a .man here by the officers ex­ the commission form of government cept thnt he was commanded to halt for it certainly cuts the advertising nnd did not nnd was shot by the offl- the printing business. Grown men thnt formerly wont into the papers cers. He was not advancing on tho come into the Herald office every day but the Herald still believes the com­ officers with the intention of killing looking for work. They seem to mission form of government is tho then* as wo understand it and even \ think that any ordinary rough neck most business-like, the* most syste­ hat! ho escaped he could have been ap-Jcan step right Into a printing office matic, the most efficient fbrm of city prehended again but the officers prob-' and' go to work printing. It tnkes government in the country. It is so ably know why they shot when they from three to four years of the hsrdgood that the counties nnd states did nnd they will probably have a 'e s t kind of work for a greenhorn boy should hnvc the same kind of system. chance to tell it in court for there nre to learn the printing trade and many IWe liked It from the first, wo ndvo. few instances where it is justifiable to of them never learn it then. Printing ■rated H nnd wo have no reasoh to feci shoot a man. In this instance the of- is n renl trade and to learn it one that it has not been n good thing for ficers say they only shot to wound must start ns n boy apprentice nnd Sanford. Until we nre convinced thnt the man nnd stop him nnd the serious- there nre few of them starting, They it is net good and only figures will ness of his wounds will either con- would rather take an Easier job at convince one, wo will favor the present demn them or justify (heir actions.'' Imore pay. form with a few nhangrs that would There is so much foV an officer to ! •• . _______ save the city money/ nnd we will take look out for when he Is attending to. The teeth in a law are usually worn up these changes Iksfore the legisla­ his duty that It is rather difficult fo r, out before Congress gets through ragture meets again. a man to attend to his duty without chewing. / SOMETHING TO CONSIDER. The people of Sanford are now and !) have been for years and will bo for _J J years to como very much concern- | *• ed over the question of taxation. You , • > cannot have improvements without j taxes and the city that has n low tax (‘ J rate has mne of two things: It has (*• no inipnrovcmenta or it owns the ; \ ‘ public utilities. Now if the people of JJ Sanford want to improve their town j J J and want lower taxes thoy will have *> to get busy on the question of mu- !. nlcipal ownership. The Southern Util- [ ities Co., I" just like the railroad com- J | panics—they will havo to be shown • ■ and you- need expect no favors from !! them and not even the lowering of one ) ‘ cent on anything they sell. After the 4[ war when everything was high they • * were entitled to a better rate. Now .! i M ANUREthat everything that enters Into the J J manufacture of lights and gas and )) GOAT MANURE water and ice has been lowered the ’ ** people are etntitled to a lower rate. !! And Other Materials Do we get itf Sanford is paying more ! \ | for ice and water and gas and cloc-J«> tricity than many of the other citiea | ! in tho state of Florida and Sanford \ \ will continue to pay it as long as th e | 41 Southern Utilities Co., is allowed to ,'! collect It. The only remedy is to start \ \ the ball rolling right now for m uni-1;! clpal ownership and while it may take 4' years' to put It over It will eventually ! \ ! be put over if the people hero are 1\ \ sincere nnd have the backbone to go , 11 PHONE 536 ahead and vote bords for tho only im -. ■• provement that will turn tho money ! ! directly back th tho city treasury.' \ Streptss nnd sewers nnd sidewalks nnd many other improvements are = needful and Bhould be made but they ‘ a gathering is for purposes demon- $2,500,000 ORANGE COUNTY turn nothing back to the city colfera. strnbly criminal are public authorities HIGHWAY BOND ISSUE Your municipally owned plnn’s will safe in going to this extreme, IS VA I,I DATED be money makers for you from the It is generally better to give nn orvery start and you will see a big dif- ganizaiion the benefit of the doubt, ference In the tax ra*es in a few rather than to try to suppress- it by' years pftorward. * such a high-handed process. It Is It is well to take up this matter a t probably so In this case, once. A new ice factory here would ( Evidence seems to be accumulating bring down the price of ipe and the to the effect that this Modern Ku Klux present company has no franchise to Klan, a pretended revival of the old sell ice. Any one can start a factory order pf that name, hut more truly here at nny time nnd if you are n o t' a revival of the old "American" or satisfied with the quality of ice nnd "Know-Nothing" party of nnte-belthc quantity your redresB Is to start lum days; is nn undesirable institunnother fnctory. The one prime no- tion, Unnmerican in purpose nnd Castor Pomace Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems It is possible, while disapproving of the Ku Klux Klnn ns it hn? been re­ vealed lately, to disapprove alsp of some of the methods used to suppress the order. In various cities the a u ­ thorities have taken it upon them­ selves to forbid meetings and initia­ tions of th e Klnnsmcn. take care of themselves. The light It may he questioned whether such now heating upon the Klan, with action.against the Klnn is legal, eith- growing intensity, will probably sufer when taken by the’ mayor or po- fice for the purpose.—Tnmpn Tribune. lice without specific authority or when ----- ----- o—------ — taken in pursuance of local ordinances Real estate is moving ip Sanford especially directed ngninst the Klan. these days and it begins to look as It is still more open to question though there would be at least one whether such procedure is sound pol- hundred new homes started here duricy. • ' 'y ,ing the winter months. . There ought Tho right of assembly i.^ono of the 1° be five hundred. most sacred of American principles,' ------------------------not to be challenged! except for the While thousands of men in New gravest cause. Thnt any particular ns- Y°rk looking for work thousands sombly, or the organization it repre- of longshoremen strike for more monsents, is judged harmful to the public ^>Ufl ** B°cs from one cxw p l f a r c is not necessarily justification lrL’mc the other until it would seem for declaring it outlawed. Only when a cai“clysm would be tho result Mr. Robinson, attorney for the board, stated yesteerday that it had not been definitely • decided how the bonds would be disposed of but he considered it likely that only $1,000,000 of the bonds would he advertised for sale now. The regulnr monthly meeting of the bonr.l of tcunty com­ missioners will be held this week.— Orlando Sentinel. Work has started at lake ilutltr on tho construction of the electric plant. Some of tho material is on the ground. In Europb they are extracting edi­ ble fats from tar for the manufact­ ure of margainc. For the sake of one's appetite, however, they still cling to the old nnma. 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TURNER HERE JUDGE HOUSHOLDER TAKEN INTO CLUB AS BABY ROTE (From Tuetday'e Daily) Hit th e Nail onthe Head /T Mrs. A. K. Mnrinh Ann nnd Kinchcn, have re­ su|ij»er wiui air. ami airs. Grnpeville was blessed with n fine turned home from North Carolina Speer, of Sanford, on Thursday ovenrnin last Saturday and we nil needed where they spent the summer. J ing. After supper they nttended the it badly. Mrs. W. D. Gillen and son Billie street dance in Sanford. What splendid cool weather for have returned homo from Black Moun-j The little Misses Radrn and Louise' work and the opening of school. We tain nnd Asheville, N, C,, where they, Culpepper spent the week-end in Sanhear there nre thirty goingg in on the spent the summer. They were joined ford with their nunt, Mrs. Davd Upsnln bus; nine new pupils this time by Mr. Gillen who returned home with Speer. I t ’* getting up courage to drive the among them, little Esther Ericson, ' A 'largo number of people from Russel and Raymond Lundquist arc first nail th a t’s th e hard p art about Miss Nita Moore was the guest yes- Genova attended the Gala Day celeentering for the first yenr. terday of her sister, Mrs. K. R. Mur­ bniton in Sanford rd on last Thursday, building. You can tru m p up dozens o f reasons for postponing tha Andrew Bertelson, who has agnln rell enroute to Orlando where she will Miss Moian has as accepted the posljob—b u t did you ever know anybody to be sorry be b u iltf taken up his work at tho shops after ngaln teach at the Cathedral School. tion of teacher In the public schools his accident, was on the sick list for akeTand' are n r '^ in n ^ the h “ city S " StheJ "Ck' •tLongWOOd left Monday M ost building materials are low priced now. N ot e v ery thing U a few days but Is better now wo are ILakeland, guests. up hcr dutle8"and nt thnt p,#ce to take glad to hear. of Mrs. Getter’s mother, Mrs. H. as cheap as lumber b u t by the time the o th e r things h av e dropped l The Sun Beam Band of the Baptist Emil Magnuson is making his homo Connelly, probably lumber will rise. So all in all this is a good time for! j church and their friends, held a de­ Mrs. Howard Harris returned from for the present with his sister and lightful picnic on the St. Johns river building. H it the nail on the headl City last nfght. husband, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lund­ Lake PrnnU t t . . Ln» « Osceola last Friday. A largo Frank L-Woodruff, Jr., h .. gone lo numbcl. , nd quist, who have been such a comfort a pleas­ and help to him during the long ill­ points in North and South Carolina ant evening of games, refreshments for a few weeks* visit , . . A. . ... ness of his wife. t v , ,t were served under the trees, and the Mr. nnd Mrs. Ambrose moved into ,J ; I'. n " ? ‘ T o”* " T ' ? return*! home on tho four town and Mr. nnd Mrs. Henderson d«>. nt Dnytonn Bo.oh whom h. I. o.d0cV train, .11 reporting . nice llmo j and family are now occupying the enjoying fishing and crabbing. an3 Mrs. I. D. Hart, of Beck j q u a l it y p r ic e Mrs. Clarice Hand, Axet-IIansen, Beck cottage in Grnpeville, coming Hammock, were visitors in Genova is spending a few days with her par­ from Pnoln. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hand. She Sunday and took supper with Mr, and Nearly all the people from thia sec­ "Mrs. Clifford Proctor. tion took in the grent day in town on is now living in Lakeland. t Mr. nnd Mrs. Prevatt took supper FOR FALL PLANTING from Mr. and Mrs. John Turner, of TnmThursday. Tin u,t,« l __ , • ' I with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Wick, Sunmy Tenn. farm. Varieties: Klon­ A card received from Mrs. Collcr pa, A\no were here yesterday on a . visit, left Inst night for Miami nnd . announces the arrival of her husband dike and Missionary. Prices: 100, 75c; 500, $3.00; 1,000, $5.50,' delivered. \ _ ' . , , , \ _ * 7 CABBAGE PLANTS, ready October 15th, and after at $2.00 per 1,000 de­ at Cnnton, N. Y.-, and thnt they are other points on tho cast const. lira. II. W. Pcarmpn end t hlMren ' p' ' ? p“^ <,, " ‘ w” k l n ? c,,' v* " tnt present at the homo of Mrs. Bessie livered. Orders booked now: Address, II. Lightfoot, Altoona, Fla, (Lake Co.) Sollico, whose girlhood days was spent h .» . returned. from D.ylonu Brach t. , j“llTlr *° bUBlneM 'mJ ,l,llln ' in their home nnd nre enjoying mak­ where they spent the summer nnd tho School opened on Monday nnd a ing n number of calls and visits family are now comfortably gituated good many scholars arc attending. nt 3 o’clock this afternoon, Rev. "EXIDE" RATTERIES, the Giant in ono of the new Brisson homes on' ^ that lives in n box. We can now fu r­ among their old friends. William Kilby is teaching the Thompson will hold the services. west First Htreot. Secretary Pearnish six Volt Batteries j t $24.50. We Mr. nnd Mrs. H. H. PattishaH re­ Rev, AJberton, ns usunl, gnvc us a primary grades, and Mrs.-Dooley the good sermon on “The Inward M>tn," man say she now feels like ho is liv­ intermediate grades and Miss Georgia turned last night from their trip in buy, sell; exchange, recharge and re­ pair alj makes Batteries.—Ray Broth­ tho north. on Sunday, t.nd MrA Albertson a ing again. PattishaH the grammar grades. ers, Phone 548. fl-tfc Mrs. Tom McCIcnn left Monday sweet poem, "Weaving in the Loom (From Thursdai*. Daily) Mr- 11,1,1 Mr"- WKilby were In night for Chuluotn, where she will of Life." They made eighteen calls Mrs. H. E. Carlton, of Arcadin, is Sanford shopping Monday, Saturday in the three fields, nt Pnoln, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Bryan Mr, nnd Mrs. Wnkefield nttended spend two weeks with her dnugh’er, Upsnln, Lake Mary, in ono locality at their home on Palmetto nvenue. ! the movies in Sanford Monday night. Mrs. Mamie Sing. Mr. Mnm Long and Mrs. Fred Long calling nt the homes of Mrs. Mealor, Mrs. Howard Harris returned ■homo ‘ Mr. T. W. Prevatt nnd pnrty were GUARANTEED Andrew Bertelson and Emil Magnu­ Tuesday evening from Lake City, unable to go to Snnford Saturday of Chuluotn, were the gucstH of Mr. son. They were dinner guests Sun­ where she spent several weeks with night but' expect to go thia-coming nnd Mrs. T. W. Prevatt nt supper on SURE SHOT, kills timber, any spec­ Saturday evening. After supper Mr. ies nnd size within from ( 6) to ( 55) day at tho IlallingQr home nnd for her parents. I Saturdny. days, Heldom longer than (16) days, supper with Mr. and Mrs. Bertelson. Mrs. R. L. Griffin nnd Mrs. R. L.' Mr. D. D. Donne died suddenly nt Fred Long entertained n number of quickly deenys timber and prevents his friends with selections on the Shinholser will entertain the members his home Wednesday afternoon nt <1 sprouts, nlso kills Palmetto immedi­ banjo. Thbse enjoying the evening of of Circle No. 3 of the Methodist o'clock. Deceased was R7 yenra old, ately. Write for particulars. church, at n porch pnrty, Monday af- nnd was one of the oldest resdents irf music were, Mrs. I. M. Prevatt nnd tor noon at -3:30 at the home of Mrs. Geneva. He leaves besides a wife, daughter, Christine, Mrs. Harry “SURErSHOT” Timber Killer Co Griffin on Myrtle nvenue. OCALA, FLORIDA three sons, Hnrley, of Miami, Arthur Rives nnd children, Sir. nnd Mrs. McMr, and Mrs. Hal Colbert huve ns Misses Mnrion Packnrd ami Stella of Jacksonville, and Stewart of Ge­ Farlane and children nnd Mr. Curtis Exclusive Manufacturers and Distrib­ guests Mr. C’s brother, wife-and lit­ ’ ' Seidler, of Detroit, Mich., nre the neva. The funeral service will be held Woods. utors for Florida and Cuba, tle daughter, of Port Tjimpn. guests of the former's sister, Mrs. W, Mr. nnd Mrs. David, who recently A. Routh, at her home on West First returned from Brunswick, Oa., have street. been visitors at I. D. Hurt's. Mrs. C. E. Stafford nnd daughter, Carl Chorpcning nnd Perry Camer­ Mrs. Edward Betts returned home on j on went to-Bostwick vin the A. C. L., Tuesday evening from nn extended last week nnd brought bnck four hors­ visit to the Virginias and North Caro­ es for Mr. Cnmeron. The boys camp­ lina. j ed out nights on the way home and Mrs. E. D. Bullock amf grand-j had a fine time.. daughters, Misses Cox nnd Runyan,, Argel Cnmeron and party of friends of Ohio, nrrived last night nnd nre spent Sunday at New Smyrnn. now occupying her home recently pur­ The death of the lovely little son of chased from G. A. Speer, on Fifth Mr .and Mrs. Ben Monroe came as a street. grent shock to every one. They have Miss Frances‘Chappel, who gradu­ the sincere sympathy of all east San­ ated from the nurses training school Car Owners want more rubber on the tread where the wear is ford. nt St. Lukes' Hospital nt Jackson­ hardest; more gum between cord plies to perfect a resilient and Mr .and Mrs. M‘. A. Jackson were' ville, returned home last week nnd powerful carcass. And they want a scientifically constructed Non on a week end fishing trip to Daytona will spend the winter with her pnrSkid tread with all angles and contacts to resist skidding and give Bench. Among their catch was nn 18 entss, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. II. Chappell, sure traction. Firestone Cord Tires have met these demands o f pound seabass. on Celery avenue. the car owners. Rhode Island Red hens belonging to Judge and Mrs. Scheile Mnlncs have MVs. J. C. Ellsworth laid a curious returned from a trip to tho old Malnca Read Letters Below—■ egg one day recently, a perfectly home nt Lake Butler. While there* formed, very lnrge sized egg shell they'attended the big picnic and bar-j Records from 29.000 to 57.000 Miles .with a normal Sized egg in side in' an­ becue celebrating the first birthday of the new Union county. Judge Mnines Cord Tires built the Firestone Now and then they are empha­ other shell. Two shells, one egg. sised • by unusual Instances such way could not fail to produce C. K. <'horpening has accepted the made the speech of the day and told mileage. Every day, from all over as quoted ' below. Performances contract of crarrying all the east side the people about the prosperity of the l new counties of South Florida nnd es­ tfce country, comes the word'that like these demonstrate the ulti­ children to school ngnin for the next 10,000, 20,000 or 80,000 miles are mate possibilities of Firestone eight months with his two trucks nnd pecially of Seminole. frequent and consistent records. Cords under careful driving. trailo'rs. The parents nre all much pleased for they feel their children s«st s, m i Sept. I S t i l l Vlreeloie T lr nre snfe in Mr Chorpening's care. ffiu S sr 'A S si'fc -. jacktetrUle I h lane* pell*. Jecktoavillf, _ R. C. Long has just completed iho WANTED O eatlem eai— Gentlemen:— painting of the three school houses I t occur* to oka tl« t you m teh t bo lotereotod f i ibmJf herewith the h lttery of • U i4 Fir*. WANTED—Young cow. Must be la the ml lease that I obtained from the a e t e l •tone Cerd tire. Thl* tire bee run 37,009 b u m . for the colored children in Sanford. r tree tone Cord U rn oa my D odfe coupe. The V hevee _____, ___ It eeeea timet. The everts* retreaded fresh and good milker, J. II. MelSeat tire went over I*,East Snnford was favored with a ntlleef** to eeth-retreadeoeh- retteed000 taUee. The encored 18-tfr In t wet (bout 7,>00. 1 fine shower on Snturday and another mer, Box 102, Sorrento, Fla. tlr* .roilM up a mile think you will afree Uile e t ' rem arkable record, on Sunday thnt done a wonderful lot SEE M. 8. NELSON for all kinds of t 1* eepeclallp unutuu hauling. 31-tfc a* 1 know the owner to of good to all growing things. ' HILL LUMBER CO. SERVICF STRAWBERRY PLANTS • Sanford Rotarians had a big time at their lunchoon today having as their truest District Deputy John Turner, of Tampa, a man well beloved by every Rotarinn in tho United States nnd Eu­ rope, who has met the smiling John at •various times. Mr. Turner has just returned from the Rotary trip to Scot­ land, England, France and Spain and jn the latter country had the honor to install Rotary for the firtit time. John hnving lived in Tampa over since Ponce DeLeon discovered cigars in that city knows the Spanish lan­ guage and was chosen for tho task of pinring Rotary in Spain which ho did to the entire satisfaction of Internat­ ional Rotary and the Spanish Dons. John today gnve a very interesting talk on the trip to foreign lands in which 1,500 Rotnrinns from tho U. S. A., nnd Orlnndo met flic Rotarians from other countries and it was nn in­ ternational affair in every sense of the word. Mr. Turner had but little time today but'he made it count nnd aside from his very interesting talk on the trip to Europe gaye the Sunford Rotarians a fine talk on Rotary and all that it means. There are few Rotarians in the country better versed in tho subject or that have Ro­ tary in their hearts as largely ns Dis­ trict Governor John Turner nnd his ■election to this important post was n great stride ahead for Rotary in the Southeast nnd his Florjda friends nre very proud of him and his visits to the various clubs over tho stnte are looked forward .to with much pleasure. <Wa- of the features of the meeting today was the advent of Judge Housholdcr, the’ baby Rotarinn and only the press of business kept the RotarIans from giving the judge a real ini­ tiation. He was welcomed-by Presi­ dent Stevens and by J. G. Ball nnd re­ sponded in n neat Rpecch that John Turner said was the finest he evor beard from a Rnby Roto—but then of •course he r.ever heard the genial judge before. D. L. Thrasher also made n two minute talk on Rotary thnt was filled wiih good cheer nnd good things for the members. District Governor Turner'paid San­ ford Rotary club n find compliment -and said they were doing things nnd »'< re gaining a fine reputation among the clubs of tho state receiving a fine ■compliment from the Orlando club, that was sponsor for the Sanford club, Mr. Turner also called attention to the fact thnt on October 28th Orlnndo will tlm meeting place for the Rot'trians of tho state at which time there will be at least BOO Rotnrinns in Routh Bros. Bakery that city and Orlando wants Sanford Opens Downtown Store to help them in entertaining the quests, jt will be an all day affair Routh Bros. Bakery have opened a *n‘l promises to eclipse anything ever downtown retail store in the Princess held in the state before. Thentrc building in the room former­ ly occupied by the Quality Shop. Here Let your battery filled with distill­ they will have fresh bread, rolls, ed water free at the Hof-Mac Battery cakes, pies nnd confections of all kinds L<>.. "Foot of First Street.” They every day. The retail store will open ronko their own. 71tc next Saturday nt noon. You know the Snnford Maid Bread nnd the nice hot rolls that have made Routh Bros WOMEN’S GUILD nt famous. You can get them now nt The first fait meeting of the Worn- any time nt tho retail store. '.See the '■u-s Guild, Holy Cross Parish, waa advertisement In the Daily Herald. p'd nt the rectory Monday afteriioon Thousands of weak-run-down men * 1,fl n splendid attendancei Many enand women have reported astonish usinstic plans wore laid in regard •he lornin, tzaar, December 1st iny gains in weight from tho use of ®r d 2nd. The Guild i» making this . * ,Janncr year, working along now ' "3S l>li,t will (five tho public more -in value received in the largest baever held in Sanford. TIMBER KILLER EAST SANFORD anine is manufactured in one of - . ,artte»t ■and most moderaly —Get your Scratch Pad* ^ wjuipped laboratories in this country, Herald—by the pound—15c. d by Union Pharmacy,—Adv.' 11 "Making Extraordinary re CLASSIFIED WANT ADS t FOR SALE FOR SALE—No. 817 West First SL Eight rooms ami bath. For price and terms, write box 782, DaytoPa„ Fla. 46-tfc be a eever# driver. Hewever, he rleee bie Urea proper (nlutlon. The tlr* la queetloa I* not yet out of eervlta and hie every Indication of helnf auflciently e tro a f for t o ­ other retread. I am mall Ins photo xreyhe uo- ckalaa. The T tlfea Batru _ (root bettor th an 11.0M m ile * _____ , •till la food conditio*. I expect to set i t leaet 10,boo uUlee Iraai eath of thorn. I need tcercely th a t the Flrietoao will b* axy tlr* t.T1 1‘AlkT* kiibl'. T. H. i»lk. til.V.II Tm h l lnr im B treneyrr. Oriirre prompter - i r r u tr d . Ratio, fort km em rm ttettl.______________________ 3 - lI lp FOR SALE—Celery plants. Will bo ready about the 25th of thia month. Inquire at Herald office. 0-0tp FOR 8ALE To close estate, ten room house two blocks east of Stetson University, DeLand. Suitable for apartments or large family. Beaut!Iu location. • Apply to J. H. Hutch­ inson, Admr., 1020 Eleventh and Laur­ el ave., Sanford, Fla. 7-4tp • TRUCK TIRES, Goodyear non-aklda ..................................... other sizes any make in prepor- DEALERS BRYAN-WHEELER MOTOR CO BROS. ^ ^ f o f a Bros: Cfo Vulcanizing Works ^ �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921 } gFt * • j[B H >4 ~ i- I P W L' I W ear A nd Solid Comfort _ _ .......................... ti 1 ■I l f i >• Wearers of '‘Panama*/ brand workiiTg clotbos-Ovcralls, Coveralls, and Pantspet money’s worth, pins long wear and solid comfort. "Panama” garments for men and boys are mode by*skilled labor; inanap-to-datafaetory; are high-grade, mid are covered by iron-clad guarantee. PAN AM A* - U N I O N M A D E - Mado of heaviest, toughest, Indigo Don im; have double-stitched scams; rein­ forced pockets; extra wide suspenders, and rust-proof buttons that won’t come olT. Cut full size, roomy and com­ fortable. •anama” iFORT HERALLS * A new work garment of twilled pro-shrun material; invisible drop seat, eaally let down; and CONCEALED BUTTONS THAT NEVER TOUCH THE BOD YT Aik your dealer. Kahr M a n u f a c t u r i n g C o . / M o b i l * , A l e . M a d e To M a k e Good' I)r. Belcher, charging him with being nn accessory nftcr the fact is dispos­ ing of the body of Miss Turner, will be taken up some time during the winter when a judge from another cir­ cuit comes to try another caso pend­ ing in Pinellas county. It Is not con­ sidered likely, however, that this in­ TARPON SPRINGS PHYSICIAN dictment will be prosecuted. CLEARED OF CHARGE OF DEATH OF MONROE BABY MANSLAUGHTER DR. BELCHER IS INNOCENT SAYS J U R Y (From Monday'* Dally) (B r Tbe Associated T ra n ) CLEARWATER, Oct. 1,—"We, the jury, find this man not guilty of eith­ er of the two counts in this indict­ ment; so sny we nil.” As the words penetrated to the farthest corners of the hushed, al­ though crowded courtroom, n spon­ taneous hurst of applause came from the mass of spectators. A little cry of delight was heard over the applause, and Mrs. Irving J. Hclchor rushed Into her husband's arms, smiling happily. The trial of Ur. Irving J. Belcher was st nn end. The Tarpon Springs physician, who had been charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of twenty-year-old Virginia Turner, of Clearwater, whose body was found floating in Booker creek, about fifteen miles from here, Aug. 27, was n free man. After exactly one hour of delibera­ tion, the jury of six ''good men and true” found the verdict for the defend­ ant. Another indictment pending against The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Monroe died very suddenly Saturday morning and it is presumed that he hud ptomaine poisoning of some sort ns he was in the best of henlth up to that time and was taken with a violent illness thnt carried him off in a few hours. He was the picture of health and had been on this earth just long enough to endear himself with his parents and relatives and friends when he wus taken without any warning. The funeral occurred from the Mon­ roe home on Colcty avenue yesterday afternoon at two o’clock Dr! Walker of the Methodist church and Dr. Hymon, of the Baptist church, officiat­ ing, and followed by 11 lurge cortege of friends nnd relatives was taken to Lakcvicw cemetery for interment. The sympathy of the entire com­ munity goes out to the grief stricken father and mother whoso cup of- sor­ row. seems almost overflowing. Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. rx j e r J B j a g In response to the Inquiry of Jrinnv telephone subscribers: "What can I do to help ncrv-y Ice?” this advertisement is published. P ro p e r C om plain ts H elp the S erv ice ! Telephone subscribers often hesitate to report servi ce and other trou­ bles for fear of reflecting upon or injuring some employe of the company. ' Proper complaints, giving the details of the difficulty and the day and hour on which it occurred, are a help to the serv­ ice. Such reports enable us to locate and re­ move the cause of the trouble and, best of all, prevent a recurrence. Discouragement and disorganization are caused by those who complain to their friends and neighbors and publicly con­ demn the service without reporting their troubles to the company. You can help your service by making such reports promptly and in detail to “Complaint." I m- SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY I t /,. ~ : W i lt o J i ■!-. . . -4Bl - ' « STILL CAPTURING STILLS SHERIFF’S OFFICE BU8Y MASHING UP THE MASH. (From h t n J i j r '* Daily) Sheriff Hand nnd his force of depu­ ties arc still busy -capturing the stills of the stillsido and last night they had reason to suspect that one of these Volstead evaders was working near Longwood, so Sheriff Hand and deputies, William nnd Jacobs, mean­ dered down that way and found Jeff Parrish nt tho still. There was 700 gallons of mash and 20 gallons of shine and with all tho liquor and with the one who was captured at the still they came to town where the whole affair will be ironed out before Judge Householder Monday morning. Stills are working all the time despite the best efforts of the officers of county and city, to stamp out this illicit traf­ fic, and liquor will be made as long as people want to drink it, but the offi­ cers are right on the Job, and they never fail to locate the still once their attention is attracted to the location. The public is to blame for the Illicit liquor traffic by patronizing, the men who make It, and shielding them from the officers of tho law. l a C trealt Ceurt, and for Be th Judicial Circuit, U l a Ike Circuit Court o f the B enotb C ount/, Florid*.— _ w u a t y ,— l a Chanoery. CITATION 8. n . Young, Com n. Main* Bell Too Respondent. To: Mala* Dell loony, riU ie rtM , Georgia.: a n y f f ld a v lt filed In this I t appearing ratine l in t Ibe reel Sene*' of tbe defendant 1* F itige rah), Georgia, th a t II to tb* belief of afrtant th a t tbe defendant to veer tba age a t iw rot/-one /c e re , end th a t there to no p e n e s In tbe S tete of F lorida' tbe t e n tee o f a sub­ poena upon wbom would bind tba raid defend­ ant. Therefore, /o n . Maine Hell Young, are hereb / required on tbe Ttb d a / o f November, A. D. 1 M 1 , to appear to tbe bill of (proplain! filed a g aln it /cm In Utle cause, otberwlee a decree pro roof m o will on ra id date be entered agelnat /on. I t la fa rth e r ordered th at r a il nolle* be pobllabed la ibe Sanford H erald, a newepaper pub­ lished Id Seminole Coo04/ , for four eoneecntlte weeks. W itness in / bead and tbe eeal of tbe ebore a tjle d court on thU I t lb deg of Septem ber, A, D. 1021. (HUAI.) K. A. DOUG I. ASS. Clerk. U r: V. 8 . DOUOLASS. D. a Z. BASS, Klaelmmeo, Fla., Solicitor for Oom pU laaat. d-Sta In tbe Circuit Coart, Sere a lb Judicial Ctrealt, la end fa r the C ount/ ef Seminole, Florida.—In Chancery CITATION fl c ^ , S i nu; a ,lower w*«d m;(Itea. Jgm ee O’NetlL e t aL . m frad an ta. To Jam es O Neill, end tbe unknown helm Tteece gTasiaoe. l e g a t e , w 0” ,nf h*>"- «eunder Jam** (j*Neill. Auguatui j v .« 1 “ *• w ife, Loutoa Vangbu. d e r e a ^ H aggard, deceased, u , n . 'T®- H. A. H. Speer, U ereeneu. c e /^ . W ar^ ? w W arren, W. ' w ife, — ■■■■ I rater, pea te r sod wife,■ef. deceerodT Cl.renre gS! net 1.. Rev. b * t. Bam BamoeTTaSn)'t,ntoJW SiS^!Edith ' renter, aooe or p a rtlra ctolmlng^^.ny K gi, »*• Interrot la and to l b . fellowiJg property situ ate, lying end being t* ly of Seminole end s ta te of n o rld . ^ particularly drocrltwd aa fallows Ileglnniag a t t h . W eet Q u a r te r ^ ^ H r o tk i^ WUrTowaablT^^NtollS (19). Sooth T ob,triT'00* f Range Thirty-one (3M thence E ast 1000 feet to the WrotartT**!: tb e right-of-way o f tbe L ik e ** the A Ran lie Coast U a e Railroad. w Jf e asterly a long aald rlgbt-of-way TP0 f ~ 7 n^ * ~ W rot 1461.3 feet lo tbe Weal | | B, tlon 31. *brace N orth 676 fre t lo bcglanlag, c m la la la g 20 scree, and also: Beginning 678 fe e t Boalb of tb* w n t w Au i IU h IWroi wP D_-.1_. . _ , , r , ‘ 1$||s te r Met too poet o f B e c tlo a a i.'T o w M h le Roatb of Rang* 81 F-aat. run thence South a o ir fro t. thence E ro, n o fret. throre B ^th J feet, three* W rot 230 feet, thence Sooth m fro t, tbrnce E ast 4IS.3 reel to the ( t a - .S G rant line, tbeoce North 23 degrees East i w M id O rant line 340.0 fret, tbeoce East lo j? ! feet to tbo W esterly line or the right ef w , , U tb# A tU stle Coast U a e rellroed, l a k , Branch, tbrnce N ortherly along th . g M. * ? lino o f eald right-of-w ay. 80S (A l, t U „ w i ; 1461.3 foot 4o point of becInDtag, and »i—Beginning e l a point 13.63 chains North 0f ih. Point or Intersection o f tbe B u t Un. . f Sanford Grant w ith the W rot Uae of rL ! ! 31. Towaebtp IP, 8cmtb of Benge 31 E j . r 'h en ce kaat 411.1 f r e t to lh* East I S S aafo td O raat. tbeoce South 23 drgrre. w Z l ^ o o g the E ast Uae o f the Hanford Oraat S fro t. thence W rot 296.8 feel, thence N«eu n o a r«et to the point of beginning, othtrela* i Z •ertbod as th e North h a lf of M m S JT acribed property, to-w lt: * ■ Beginning a t tbe point of lnlcnrcU oa ef the ' E ast 11m of th e Sanford Grant with th* o w Une of Section 31, Township jp Sooth of t t,B« 3 t K e lt; run tbeoce North along the Hat,.. olT 13.63 chain*, tbeoce E ast 6 OH cbalae to E ast line of Sanford G rant, tbrnce Boalh a a* grace W rot along the fleet line of Santee G ran t to tbe point of begtnnlng, reoutata* 4 U ecree, more or lets, ell lying tod u ; , . In Beelloo 31, Ttownehlp 19, Bouttf of llaart 11 E ast. , I t appeeriaE from Ibe ewom bill of neat p lain t filed la tbto ranee that joa bare a* claim some Interest In end lo tbe lauda Urtla. above deecrtbed. Therefore, yon. Ja m as O'Neill, a rt berth/ re­ quired to ha and appear before our eald cirrtU Court a t the (Amrt House tn Saaford. Fbrida. on the 3rd day o f October, A. D. m i , sad then and there, m ake enew tr to tbe Mil g com plaint e th lb lte d against you. othrrwlae a decree pro confeneo w ill be entered. And all other p a rtie s claiming any rljkl, tktie or l o le r n t tn and to tbe property hairimtsve described, by, tbrough or andtr any of the pay. tiro herein named, or otherwise, ere requited t* be nnd appear before our eald Circuit Court at tbe Court House la Hanford, riorltla, on it* j a day of Novtmber, A. D. 1P2I, and 1Ton tad there m ake answer to tbe bill «f complaint aib lid led against eald unknown partlra. otherwise a decree pro ccmfraeo will be entered aralnsl all aald unknown parties. II to ordered th a t this notice be published la the Sanford H erald, a newspaper puMlihcd la Seminole County, ooce a week for rich! w**U a* lo Iba known party defendant, and uoce ■ week Tor twelve weeks aa lo tbe unknown par-, tiro defendant, W ITNESS my bend end Ihe •*•’. of tba aald C ircuit Oourt, tbto 4th day of Augnst. A. D, 1921. (HEAL) E. A. DOUOLAM. ^ Clerk of Ihe U rcnli Coart. Seminole County, Florida. GEO. A. DcCOTTRS. Solicitor and of Guoturl for Ck>tr.pi Roast, ‘ Bl-lStc '. A. E. SJobtom, Com plainant. va. Dolly T.- Dent, Jennie Dougherty, J , A. Mc­ Donald. U . A. McDonald. George W . Link, K. O, P ain ter F e rtlllte r Co., ■ Florida Cor­ poration. and tbe unknown betra, devisee*, eealgnere, grantees or dtbera claim ing under Dolly T. Dent. Jennie Dpogberty. J . A. Mc­ Donald, U. A. McDonald, Gee. W . Link, and K. O. P a in te r F e rtlllte r Co,, a Florida Cor­ poration, Defeiidante. Holly T. Dent, realdenro unknown, Jennie Where There’s a Baby on Farm Keep TO:Dougherty, residence unknown; J . A1 Mellon•Id, residence unknown; M. A, McDonald, reoRat-Snap. Idene* unknown; George W. Link, residence Rats are on niost farms. Once they unknown; tbe betre, devisees,' grantees, leg­ atees, or other* clatm lbg under Dolly T . Bent, get inside the house—look out. Rats Jennie Dongberty, J . A. McDonald,. M. A. kill infants—biting them is not un­ McDonald and George W, Link, end lo to y ell o ther p an leu claiming any Interest usual. Nursing bottles Attract tats. end In and to tbe following described land* eltn■ ted Seminole County, Florida, to-w lt: .Break n cake .of RAT-SNAP end No. 1In,—Beginning 110 fL W of tbe NW cor tbe NW U of 8 BU of BE14. Section 0, Town­ throw it around. It will surely rid you Of ship 30 8.. Range 30 E „ run 8 a v l f t., B 110 of rats nnd mice. Three sizes,' 35c, 05c, ft.', NEIy along railroad right-of-way 750 fL , N 90 f t., W T70 f t.:' and also beginning a t tbe N $1.25, Sold and guaranteed by Bali cor. of Ibe NEH of tbe BWH of the -HEW, SecI Ion 0. To win hip 20 S., Range 30 B.. run W Hardware Co.—Adv. COO ft., H 602M ft., E 204 f t .. N 300 f t ., B 4«0 FRED FREDERICKS -ft.. N 22114 fL . end the HBii of tbe NW14 tbe BE14 end -tbe E H of tbe NBU of the SHOT BY OFFICERS Man can forgive a woman who hna of NW U of tbe HE 14, and beginning 40 rode E end IS RECOVERING. more authority thnn he has, but he S3 rode 8 of the NW cor or the NW14 of tbe S E H , Section 0. Township 20 B, Range 30 B-, can’t forgive one who has more brains ran W 190 rode. N S3 rode. B 40 rode, 8 10 (From Tuesday'* D eity) rode. B BO rode lo tbe beginning. thnn ho has. No. X —Resinning 300 ft S of tbe NW cor • Fred Fredericks, shot by officers of tbe NBH of tbe SW H of tbe 8B(4> Section B. Township 20 8., Range 30 E,. ran B 200 fL , Saturday night, is recovering from H 32 degrees, B 100 ft., to R. R, right-of-w ay, his wounds, which a t first, seemed S 01 degree*. SO Min., W along tbe N aide of •aid 11. It. rlgbt-of-w ay lo B. Use of the NBU fatal, hut his rugged constitution will of tbe SW H of tbe HKH, W to tbe 8W cor of ■aid 10 acre#, N 201 f t to tbe beginning. stand him in good stead and the phyj No. 3.— Beginning at ■ point of intersection NOTICE o r DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP stcians think he is out of danger, al­ of the H. line of the SW H Ure HEH. H*e1■-— t tlon D, Township 90 B, Ring* 30 E-. run w ith N though badly peppered by small shot, Notice la hereby gtren th at tbe eopartnereblp line o f right-of-w ay of tbe S. F. It. It., 8 01 heretofore e ile tln g between r . W. MAHONEY 30 Min., W along said right-of-w ay IR2 and also a pistol ball in his leg. Offi­ ami HARAH II, WALK t i l , Individually, aa e ie - degree*. ft., N 23 degree*, CO Min-, W 106 ft., B 210 ft, ra lrl* tinder the laat Will end Testam ent of H 3 ft. cer Harrison wants it stated thnt he CHAII1.ES n. W ALKER, end te sole dtrlsee E H Of tbe NEH of tbe NW H of was only doing his duty when ho shot under tbe last W ill end T celam enl of CHARLES IbeNo.SW4.—Tbe H . Section 0. Township 20 8., Range SO H. W ALKER, under .the firm name of MAHON- E. at the fleeting fugitive, and that he EY-WALK E ll pOMPANY, doing, butlneee at No. 8.— NW H o f .tb e N H of lot 8, Section 0, Sanford, Florida, baa been dissolved by m alo ti Township 90 B.. Benge 80 K. nnd City Manager Ryan both had shot consent. The said SARAH II. W AI.KEIt has No. O.—Lot 4 of Beet 100 P. Township 20 fL, guns with the small shot, nnd both retired from raid firm and business, but tbe eald .Range 30 E. builneee will I* cooUnued by T. W. MAHONEY NW H or the SW H (leu* BH of pulled down on Fredericks ns ho went tinder the name end style of MAHONEY-WAI.K tbeNo.N E7.—Tbe H ), Section 0. Township 90 S-, Range ER COMPANY, end F. W. MAIIO.NKY has aa 30 E. through the scrub and ns Chief Killi- earned ell the debts and obligations of Tbe late No. S,—The fl 13 rda. of Ibe N E H of tbe of MAHONEY-WALKER COM 8 W H end the ft 13 rode of tbe SW H of tba brew also fired his pistol, the per­ copartnership l*ANY. H o f tbe HEH. Section 0, Township 20 8, forated condition of Fredericks is the Da let! at Hanford. Florida, Ibis KRb day of NW Range 30 E. Beptember, A. I). 1P21. No. 0.—N*4 of BH of lot 3, Section 0.' Town­ result. NOTICE r W. MAHONEY, ship 20 H. Range 30 E. Notice to hereby given thel tn* |p-ard of SARA II U WALKER It is rumored that ns soon ns the 7-Me. H appearing from the aworn bill of complaint In this caoa* agatnat y o u .'th a t you have or County Commissioners In and fur Seminole Coos, condition of Fredericks warrants it, clalifi tom e Interrat In Ibe lands hereinabove de­ ty, Fla., will receive bids a t tb rlr n ett ten U r scribed, therefore, you. ibe aald Dolly T. Bent, m eeting to be held Monday, Octuber 3rd, 1011, the matter will be threshed out in the Kollos of Application for T ee Deed Under lion 478, General Statute*, Law* Jennie Dougherty, J . «A. McDonald, M. A. Me- at 10 o'clock a. in. for the purchase of ra # _ court at which time it will ho determ­ of Florida Ikmald, and George W. Link ar* hereby required truck, either on* l-tnn Indiana, one I ton Fed-’ Notice Is hereby glren t in t D. D. Daniel, pur­ to h* amt appear before our aald circuit court at oral, one IH -lon Republic, same to le r-^ttlppad ined ns to whether officers can shoot chaser of T ar C ertificate No. BIS. <l«trd tbe 3rd Ihe court house In Hanford, Florida, on the w ith pneum atic lire*, and the *iiccr«rol bldjtr l,k e ln_ tl1* ,1‘e nt n malefactor after he is command­ day of June. A. D. IDlfl, baa filed said cerllfl 7tli day of November. A. D. 1021, and' then a n d '10 ra le In m y-offlce. a n d bae made application for (here m a k e ’answer lo the tdll of com plaint r i owned, hy Hcndnole county.. The hoard rrerrvae any or all bide, ed to halt or not. This has always ta r deed to leans In arcordence w ith law. Bald hlhltcd against you, otherw ise a decree pro cuo- tbe right ✓to reject . E. A. DOtC LASS, e rtio ra te em braces tbe following descrtl>ed freao will tw entered agelnat yon. ' Clerk. been a. mooted question, nnd the re­ cproperty situ ate d In Betuinule county, Florid*, And any and all pi her parties claim ing any 6-3 tc . sult will lie watched with much inter­ to w lt: N W U of Hl'.q end W(4 of 8W(4 of right. Rile nr Interest In and io the lands here­ la C ircuit Court, 7th Judicial Circuit, Bamlaeto HKH. Bee. 2 9 * T w p . 31 8 ., Range 32 E ast. CO inabove ileecrlbed under, by, and through Dolly County, F la .—In Chancery est here and elsewhere. • err*. TIi* said land being assessed el the T. Rent, Jennie Dougherty, M. A. McDonald, J . dale of the Issu in re of such c crttflra le In the A. Mclhmald and George W. Link or otherwise, BILL TO QUIET TITLE 'None of the officers had any wish name of M. SI. Hnilth. I'nlrsa a tld certificate are hereby required lo he and appear before Mir aald circuit coQrt M tbe court house In shall t-e redeemed according to !*w tax deed tW#kill Fredericks or to seriously will Issue thereon on .th e 31st day of October, Han red’d, Florida, on the 3td dsv of December. C arrie W . Speer, Complainant, va. A. 1). Ki2l. end (hen and there make answer A rthur J. IViyle. el al. IW rndantwound him, nnd the shooting would A, P. 1031. my official algnatnre and seel this h> Mr HR of com plaint eihih lted against aald TO ALL I'EILSONH CLAIMING ANY INTER­ probably never have occurred in day­ (heW itness tilth day of KcptemlH-r, A. II. lt*31. nnkrnw » parties, othrrw lae a decree pro conEST IN THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED frwAo will I e n t e r e d against aald unknown parIREALl E A DOUGLASS. LAND, to-w lt:— light. As stated in yesterday’s Her­ a4-»j| Clerk Circuit Court L ila 2 and 4 of Ilkiek 34; and lot* 3 and 4 Hettilnnle County, FIs, It la nnlerrd that thla notice be pobllalied tn of Block 33. of Mellonvlllc. a* pcf plat reced­ ald, the officers went to Fredericks' lly: A. M. W EEKS. II, ( the Hanford Herald, a newapaper pnbUabrd In ed In F la t Bt»k I, page 120. Hemlmde Coast/ place to capture a still nnd when he 0-atr Hcndnole County, Florida, once a week for rig h t Record*. ‘ (8) week* t a to the known partlra defendant, You are hereby required and ordered le ap­ was ordered to halt after starting to Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Sec­ and once a week for tw elve (12) week* a* lo pear before our Circuit Court at tbe Court Hoero tion 471 General S tatute, tbe utfkpown parties defendant. In Semlnbl* County, Florida, on Ihe first tirorun, ho failed to do so, Qt)d the offi­ L eifs ef Florida W ltncro my hand and tbe eeel Of the Circuit day In December, 1921. to answer IB* bill ** cers fired on him with the result thnt Notice U hereby sire n Ibet F, T. Williams,’ Court on this Ibe SOth dey of August. A. D. 1921. com plaint filed a ra ln sl you. and therein fill (HEAL) E .,A . DOUIILAHS. not. elae asm* will be taken a* eonleaeed. t* purchaser of T e* C e rtio ra te No 1(131, tilled ho was seriously wounded. Clerk of Ibe Circuit court. b* followed by final decree. III* 2nd dey of June, A. D. 1002, h»» filed eald Seminole County. FI*. It Is further order*.) th et thl* noltre be p*> rrrliric e te In my offlre, *nd lie* Uiede appltra. Itabed In tbe Sanford H erald, a newtpai-cr f'*bGEOUGi: O. HERRING, tlon for ta* deed to |»*ue In accordance with H E A T B R E A K S W IN D O W S . llahed In Seminole Cbunty, Florid*, one* earn Hullrltor end Coontel for tbe Complainant. Uw. Said re rllf lr e le embraced the foil raring week for twelve week*. dr*erlhed property *liti*lrd In Seminole County, 3-t3lc W itness my band and the aeal of « H I'ourt, Florhl*. to-w ll: N E tj of NW H of H W q, of Sometime ago T. J. Miller, who is Section ,1, Twp. 2 0 ,'Booth. Renee 30 E»*t. 10 In tbe Circuit Court of tbe Seventh Judicial Cir­ Voguat 18. 1921. (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLAS?, * . cuit ef Florida, In and for SamlnoU having tho oltl theatre building re­ »rre*. Clerk Circuit C.-urt. ' The m id land twine l u t w i l *! the del* of County.—In Chancery He ml rude County, Ft*modelled, was engnged’ in having the the Issuance of such certificate In th* turn* of DICKINSON A DICKINSON, . CITATION Unknown, tfnlee* said c ertificate ehall be rdSolicitor* for Complainant._______ 1 IJlr plate glans windows set nnd was very deemed according lo law i n deed will laaa* Melach Realty Company, a corporation. Com­ plainant, on Ihe 7 lb dey of October. A. I). 1U21 careful about nltowlng spare for con­ thereon 4-0TSC va. W itness my official alenature end te a l this NOTICE OF CONTEST traction nnd expansion. Upon being the lot dey of September, A. D. 1921. W illiam Alekander llarhanan. Liquidator, et (For Publication) H. A. DOUGLASS, al. e tc ., Itefendanta. questioned about the m atter of setting (SEAL) Tn W illiam A le ie n d rr Buchanan, Liquidator of , clerk C ircuit Court 3-Gtc Seminole C ounty,, Fla: Florld* la n d A Colnntratloo Company, Lim it­ the glnsa in windows, he gave out a Departm ent of tba Iatartor, ed. a corporation of England, and ell former United S ta te s Land Office valuable fund, of information about lo Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit, In and stockholders of th e Florida Land A ColottJro­ U alM evdte, Fl-rl'l* lall llon Company, L im ited, a corporation of Eng­ for Seminole County, Florida.— Septemlwr 19. I***glass in this, and other countriecs, land. end to the unknown devlaero; grantee# In Chancery. or other claim ants, by, through or under tb* To T illm an Hmltb, o f Unknown addrro*. CUoand the relation of largo Window? to tcatee: • . ___ ataive named partlra, and to any and a ll other CITATION You a re hereby notified th a t Jemro Bmwdf. persona or partlra whomsoever claiming any heat and cold. It 'seems thnt others F. I). McRrlde. Complainant, who give* M aitland, Florida, *■ LI* |-wNdnc* right, title or Interest In and to tb e follow­ have not been so careful,.and tho fol­ Vernell*te.H. M cltrtde. Defendant. ing deecrll-ed land, situ ate , lying and being addrero. did on August 0. 1921. flic In » ® « Ihe County of Henduide and H u t# of Flor­ fire Ida duly coroboratrd appUcatlrai to esiros lowing from the Kissimmee Vnlley- To Vernell* S. McRrlde. I’,-to ffIce R ot No. 113, In id*. more particularly described aa follow*, ami necnv#' the cancellation of Rlnghanrion, Tenneeace: stead E ntry No. 0DB73. Serial No. flJM W * * * Gnzcttc, brings to mind whnt . Mr. It eppearlny' from an affid av it filed tn lid# . Ib-wll: for HEH of NEH-.HecRae.IK Beginning a t a point 132 feet E ast o f a point rauee th a t the residence of the defendant I* ...W .-U.,. 21 0 .. .Range . . . . a . 31 *E.. ^TaUakaaaro Township H., Miller said sonic time ago: Binghamton. Tcnnceecc; th a t It t* Hie belief l t.2 feet South of the Haullteaat interw ctlun ■lien, and a* grouml# for hi* control be » >r*ro a ffia n t th a t the defendant la orer twenty of ComnvercHI S tre et and Rand Avenue, aa Rial aald entrym an ba* neither resided nl Both the handsomely adorned win­ of »n* year* of age anil th at there la no perron shown by It. It. T raffu n r* map of Hanford, cnlllvatcd aald land alnrc fteptember, 1rorv—■r ‘ . 1, Florida, run thence South 164.2 feet to the dows of the Merchants nnd Farmers In he atate of Florida Ihe service* of a iph North failure i.) do *« Ba* not t-een doe to line of First stre et, thence East along tb* l« rn a upon wbom would bind the aald defend employment to tnllllary or naval mcv I c * Bank facing Bonrdwhy have been a n t: North line of F irst a treet. 168.2 feet, thence - Red Hlalro, of any character, la R»* " Therefore, /cm, Vernrlle 8 . McRrlde. are North 164.2 feet, thence W rot 163.2 feet to the wab shattered because of the Bun’s rays hereby required on tbe 7lli day of November, A. olnt of beginning. I t eppeartng from tbe aworn bill o f ctlrn bennting upon them. The loss will bo D. 1021, lo appear lo Ibe bill of complaint filed plaint filed In this cause against you, th a t you said allegation* w ui oe ia* r„ - against you in ttila cause, otherw ise a decree r aald entry will W canceled ■••J®"* considerable. Stanley Bullock, assist­ proconfrasD w ill on aald dale be entered agalnat ■ave or rlaltn some Interest In and lo tbe lands j.m ^ shore described, therefore, yon. tbe aald William e r right to t e begrd, e ith e r before tbl* 0 you. ant cashier, was standing close by I t U further ordered (hat aald tw tlre be pub- Aleaander Buchanan. L iquidator of tbe Florida on aiqwal, If you fall to n l* "JT eaa d A Colonisation Company, Limited, a cor­ w ithin tw enty day* a ft* f tbe them when the breaks occurred, and R ated In Ibe Hanford Weekly H erald, e news­ La cation of this notice. •* shown b#w». » paper puhllahed In Sanford, Seminole County, poration of England, are hereby required to be ewer, under oath, specifically reapomB g and appear before our aald Circuit Court a t tb* investigation shows thnt they wero Florida, for four coneecutlre week*. Ibe eliegaUnne of contest. togalberw J ^ ocas my band and eeel of Ilia shore s ta l­ 'uurt House In Hanford. Florida, no tbe 3rd day proof th a t you hive served l , * W “ -Improperly set, not sufficient space ed WJI coart on Uito 20th day of Heplember, A. I). of October, A. D. 1921, and then and there •veer on tbe eald contestant either In t* make answer lo tbe bill of com plaint exhibited being allowed for the natural expan­ 11121. by registered w ell. _ ‘. t , m b # ef agatnat jt»u In Dill rauae, otherwise a decree E. A. HIRT1LAHS. You abould e la te In your answer Ibe pro ronfmao will be Jnlered against you In this sion. The location of the glass gives (BEAL) Clerk Circuit Court, rauae; and all other person* or partlro claiming the poatufflce to which you deelre further Seminole County, Fla. Rcro to t e rant .0 you. ^ them tho full heat of the sun during JO HN 0 . LKONARDY, sa y right. R ile or Interest In and to tba prop­ erty hereinabove described, by, through or under Solicitor e n d e f Counsel for Complainant. the hottest hours of the day, and an T-3tp. the aald W illiam Alexander Buchanan, Liquida­ ___ ______________ tor. aa aforesaid, or by, through or under any (M ip. expert glass-setter always allows for of the former stockholders of the Florida Land NOTICE O f SALE the expansion of such large sheets of In Uto Circuit Court e f tbe Seventh Judicial Clr- A Colonisation Company, lim ite d , a corporation . cult e f H a lid a , lo and fa r Semi­ nf England, nr otherw ise, a re hereby required Notice U hereby g iv e , th a t ow** material. In this ense, it Is stated no nole County.—In Chancery. In be end appear before our eetd Circuit Conn lue of a decree or foreckwure a t the Court Ilona* In Hanford, Florida, on tbe out o f tbe Circuit Court o f the Bert*'* allowance w r b made for the hent; CITATION 7tb day or November, A. D. 1921, end then Circuit of Florida. In and for » end there make answer to Ib r bill of com plaint In a cause therein p en d in g wherein consequently the breaking. . 1(treff, B eatriceTH inbar, Complainant, exhibited again*! you In tbto can**, otherw ise e Aldridge 1* cooiptolnanl end Thoe. * ■ . ^ r ,ad ■ __l______________ decree pro cunfenao will be entered. l t « a T. I>. Kaaaroff. bto wife, T. Joseph Dunbar, liefrodant. It la ordered that this C itation be published In W illiam Uothomly. »r* defendaa a. I ^ James Stucky Says, "Rat Cost Me To Joseph Dnubar, Realdcure -Unknown: the Hanford IleraM , a newspaper published In for eel# and will roll W .JrO ro rt It appearing from an a ffid a v it filed In thl* Hcndnole Cmmly, one# a week for eight weeks bidder $125 for Plumbing Bills.” for ra th *1 the front ' riuridi. dtrcause that you are a non resident of the Slat# to Ihe known defen d an t,' W illiam Alexander llbuae In Sanford, Hemlnol* County, ' Se“Wo couldn’t tell whnt was clog-' of Florida, therefore, you, Juaepb lluphar, ate aa Buchanan. Liquidator of Ibe Florida la n d A log the legal boor* of "P?? a*!ordered and required 1*1 the fith day of Decem­ CbkmlMtlovr Company, Lim ited, a corporation re m te r 7 tb . 1921. tbe aanro L».lD* »‘ l,legal , | ,**»*<, ging up our toilet and drains. Wo had b e r .'A . D. m l , to appear to the bill of com-' of England, and-once a week foe twelve weeks day, lb# following ileecrlbed re*1 **'*1*’ ypeida, as tn tbe unknown p arties defendant. to tsar up i.ho floor', pines,-etc. found a eaklblted agalnat you It) thl* ennae. lying and being In Semln.de , , a , . •« »• brdcred th a t this notice be pnbllal.ed In W ITNESS rny band and (lie M il o f Ibe said ili lh, Noriketo* ra ts n O S t in bliscmcnt. They had the Sanford H erald ooce a week for eight 'Ircull Court, ret tbto tbe 4th day of August, A. lo-w Tba E ast Qoarlar SB U ) <■ „ ,b* * Q,atv*r — week*. D. 1921. Q uarter ( NW H ) o f V » ToV"*1' choked U\e pipes with refuse, Tho W ITNESS my hand and tba eeal of tb ll court (SF-AI.) B. A. DOUGLASS, ( NE H) of ftoethm TWriJ"0 tbto 27 lb day of September, A-*D. 1021. Clerk of the Circuit Court. plumb«r’a bill was $1B$. RAT-SNAP on (SEAL) K. A. D0UGU18S. ____ _____ Seminole County, Florida, v cleaned the roden out,” Three sizes, [ Clerk of tbe C ircuit Court, GEO. A. DeCOTTES, Seminole County, Fla. ■ l'l3 te ° 1*eI*W *n<J o t Couneel fug Complainant. 85c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed GEO. A. DeCOTTKS, Solicitor and of Coanael for Complainant. by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. ' GK0RGB O. nBHHINO, T-*te HERALD ADS iret results. S olid Ior fur Ooaptolnant- Legal Advertisements b » b gria#£J&~> a �T U B SANTORP WEEKLT HBRftBD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7,11921 ■■■■■n ■■s u m m■■■■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ new iy, we will sooil be m a position 1 we are going to live up to our * • * * * The Store That S^fcs You Money OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE By Henry Clews & Co, NEW YORK, Oct. President taking in all the roads operating 1,000 Harding's unemployment conference i* miles or more, is not yet a market WHOLESALE IMPROVEMENT IS the outstanding event of the week in factor, but fi certain to exert a most LEADING TO A l e s s e n in g a goverenmental aspect, and again i far-reacl)ing influence upon securities OF UNEMPLOYMENT confirms the opinion that hi long from the investment standpoint. One WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.—American, been entertained by the con lunity early influence of it would undoubtedbusiness condittahs Improved decided­ concerning, the president's desire to do ]y be that of promoting speculation In ly daring September, In fte view of ail be can in the aid of business. The railroad issues based upon the probthe Federal Reserve Board, 'which concrete proposals of the conference able effect of such consolidation in mndep ubllc last night a distinctly op­ still remain to be developed, but creating a demand for outstanding timistic review of conditions for the should at least result in bringing stocks. The fact that the amount of month. Important changes for the about co-operative effort toward the securities to be issued by each of the consolidated enterprises is not to exbetter were seen in the* credit situa­ improvement of conditions. The'Senate and Taxation ceed the physical value of the constition, "distinct encouragement" In Delay in the senate with reference tuent lines would furnish the basis many basic business lines and strong liquidation indicating increased abili­ to the tax situation has been disap- from which such speculation would pointing, but may result in the im- start. Public hearings before the comty of business to settle its accounts. The "wholesopie ’ improvement" provement of a measure which is thus miasion are to be undertaken, and which the . board's correspondents far decidedly below expectations. It (these will be a market factor of utfound in almost every section, appear­ is announced that Senator Smoot will most importance. The “plan of reed to have been based largely on the ofTe’r bis sales tax plan on the floor adjustment of New York .City Railadvance in cotton prices. As the re-Jand in a form which will be both ef- roads" offers many suggestion*, some suit of the-higher cotton values liqui­ dation has taken place and wholesale and retail trade has been buoyed up, the reports said. Marked Improvement, |n the credit situation was cited by the review as the noteworthy feature of business during the month, the board declar­ OFFICERS WERE UP ing that "taken all In all, from a file of the public, it would probably re­ BOUND OVER YESTERDAY financial standpoint, the month has lieve the general mass of the {SopulaTERM OF CIRCUIT COURT. tion by eliminating the indirect bur­ heen in the main a period of distinct dens that follow from the extern prof­ encouragement," The board noted only a alight in- its tax and the high rates of income creasc in employment in the thirty taxation. While there Js opposition day*, but added that while the end of to the adoption of a sales tax at pres­ the harvesting and crop movement ent, there’ can be no question that It Is •csson might tend to increase the gradually gaining adherents and that number of unemployed, this w ls like­ eventually there to a good chance of ly to be offset by a growth In demand its becoming a law; based on necessity and .on merit, It ought to, n ft b a ind ^ ***** ^ manufacturing simple form of taxation, fair to aR. "Railroads hart begun to increase Altogether, the t»* situation in Ha •he number of their employes to' some essentials rum for the first time; seems _______ «tent, especially in . the far West," haH was fired upon by the ofT.cer. and the review continued, “and the fact filled with bird shot- He has been at that building contracts have reached the hospital 'since and is thought to » record figure for this year promise* be oat of dinger by the physician*, partial employment in that service The outcome of the case will be ‘’“ring the autumn.” liter*-has been » steady *nd reasonably heavy move* watched with interest. "ivnt of agriculture products to dis­ ----------------------:---tributing and export renter*. .The It b all right to guard the Panama ^»rd reported. Prirek of nib* of ***** edvancad to an extent, al- proving their Mjmdfnt b»-t£e e; investors. Announcement tha1 ^ ^ ^ ) » ttr ib u te d to local market- Inufriialv Ununvrrf Commissi definitely considering a prop® consolidate the railroads of the SANFORD, FLORIDA Mr*. E. .A- Farnell ahd Alton Far­ nell spent Wednesday In-Sanford. S. W.. Walnwright was * visitor to Orlando last Wednesday. little Miaa Gladys Kelsey returned Sunday from Manatee where ibe has been- spending several month* with her aunt, Mr*. I^undy. Mr\ Mhry Jorv.f.*, Andrew Auln and Ml** Alice Powell spent Sunday at Monroe. ZR-2 Catastrophe Due to Accident, Says Coroner's Jury No Evidence as to the Ariosi Canoe of Thompvan, grammar school; Miss Ike Disaster Ruth Young, primary. Teachers ahi pupils are all very much interested - HULL, Eng., Oct. 4.—The catastrpin the work planned for the yeaf and phe to tha ZR-2 August 21th In . the school Lids fair to have one of the which more than forty persons, includ­ moat successful years of its history. ing sixteen Americans lost their lives, Misses Mable . Bwoope and Elisa­ was' due to an accident according 10 a beth Iawton and , Francis fiwope verdict reached by the coronet's jury from Rollina College spent Sunday. at the resumed inquest hers today. No evidence as to the actual causa of with their parents. ‘ Born, to Mr and Mrs. B. P. Wheel­ the'disaster, the verdict says. er, Friday,. September 30th, a fine A scientist -says the race la growbaby girl, Marion Louisa. ing taller. Evidently the.next genera­ Edward McCall, from Stetson UnL tion will find it even more difficult to versity, spent the week-end with his make ends meet. parents, returning to DeLand Sunday afternoon. Modern novels give us glimpses of Mr. and Mrs. B. Q, Smth, Mrs. almost everything in theworid except Theodore Aulin and little Theodore good grammar. Aiitin, Jr, are on an auto trip thro south Florida Mr Ao.lin joined them Sunday at Arcadia Mrs. L. E. Wright was given a sarprite party Wednesday afternoon In honor of her birthday. Many nice pres­ ents were presented to Mrs. Wright and a most delightful time was spent by the guests. Another surprise given Every day we take our teaMrs. Wright was a visit from her toner's license number and son. Lewis, of Jacksonville. j Emmett MeCall returned Wrdne*- • each evening drawone. The IuH|renumber entitles tin day to Lakeland. .. j, Mr. and Mrs. B. L Wheeler spent w *dn«dar in.Palatka. FIVE GALLONS OF Misses Ruth Young, Virginia ’ g a s Fr e e Wright, Elizabeth Young and ReverAnytim e within * a weak. djr Wrght went to Orlando Monday Come on down. Winning afternoon. number shown in window Mr. and Mrs. R. W . Law tA n were shopping in Sanford Wednesday. The woman's dub, opens Friday �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7 , 1M1 Our 10 Day Opening Sale offers you Big Reductions in Ladies’ and Children’s Ready-to-wear, Wool and Cotton Dress Goods, Silks, and Men’s and Boy s Furnishings. F rid ay 7 th to S a tu rd a y 1 5 th SPECIALLY PRICED One lot of Tricotine Serges and Satin Dress­ es, all new Fall Models— Beautiful Styles in Charonaise Satins and Taffe­ ta Dresses, all highest grade Dresses— 1 lot Tricotine and Mens’ Tailored and Fancy Mod­ els wear Serges, toy lac­ ed and fancy models, specially priced at— One beautiful assortment of Silk and Wool Dresses, all sizes for— Big line of Stouts Suits, sizes 41 to 63. (Alterations free) Prices Reduced in Every Department for these 10 Days Clothes for School Boys Ladies’ Cotton House and Street Dresses, each $1.19 Bungalow Aprons Special ........................ 27-in. Dress Ginghams, for, yard ...________ 2,000 yards Soft finished Noin Book, 36-in. w id e ................... Yard wide Unbleached Muslin, worth 11c today at mills, yard 36-inch Indian Head, y a r d ............— ...... Big Bath Towels, good grade, . at Reduced Prices ~ HOSE 25C $1.29 hi,c $2.98 HANDKERCHIEFS efa’ 25c TRUNKS $24.98 $29.00 COTTON GOODS 1 lot Children’s ............................ White, Black and Browi Silk H o s e ........ ......... All Silk Full Fashion \V and Black H ose........ "Johnny-to-Pants” Suits, just the kind for hard school wear. All prices and all sizes. One big lot Hnndkerch each 1 special lot of Pants 1 lot good values, for .............. 1 good value for .............................. Large size Huck Towels, 64-inch Damask, Heavy Awning Stripe Tick, y a r d .........;........................ Heavy Grade Pajama Check, yard w id e ............... ............ fo r .............................. One extra good value Wardrobe Trunk .... All prices reduced on better Draperies 1 special lot of Boys’ Blouses for school wear ................ 10-in. All Wool Serge Special, yard ........ Men’s Phoenix Sox, all silk per pair............................. One big table of Cretone and Curtain Scrims, solid white and A Q n fancy for, y a rd .......................... AH colors, 36-in. Terry Clothe for y a r d .................... Crepe de Chine, Satins and Messalines, all Men’s Work Shirts, 40 inches wide, yard •t , LADIES’ UNDERWEAR One big lot of Gowns and Teddies, Knit and Muslin .....'.... ....tjr \ Q All Corsets and Brassiers reduced for these 10 days. B i g full line ju st arrived. - Store Closes all Day October 6 th Pin check, khaki pants and Headlight overalls, Arrainging and marking down the stock for the 10-Day Opening Sale. Sale Starts at 8:30 Friday, the 7th. One lot Men's Balbriggan Underwear, each 2,000 yards Percale, good count, extra good quality. 36-in. wide, I Q e 2,000 yards soft finish Nainsook, 36-inch wide, nn extra good grade for 22c. Special Roasters Fry Pans Colon ders Boilers . 3 Knives Set 3 Boiler Set 2 Pans Set 1 Big Milk Pan One lot better grade for SHIRTS One lot of Dress Shirts— Men’s all-wool vel­ vet finish Serge Suits, guaranteed 100% wool. All siz­ es. Special for— Everything New That’s Good SANFORD FLORIDA / �^ - * 7 »! '±r'>»_£-»:_j_v.zr.• -5^r*^r--‘ a v.-i_i •*r -*? T^Sgj[r=^c 4.-"r-.r _*s* -- ; ■*• s ■wwp THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921 CHAIRMAN y o w ell thanks PERSONAL NOTES «'; ALL MEMBERS OF COMMITTEES AND THOSE WHO DONATED <► An Id ea !H om e BEFORE BREAKFAST (Frota XoatUy'i Dully) Robert E. Herndon nnd Arthur Mar­ shall motored to Bartow yesterday to attend the funeral of Jnmes Timberlake, Says you really feci clean, sweat And fresh inside, and Master J. B. Coleman left Friday To the Big1Merchant’s Gala Day and Celebration for Tampa where ho will pttgnd school Are seldom tlL You come to Florida to enjoy the climate—why not own your this winter. Last Thursday and Made it a Success hoiffKaujl save rent money? Don’t buy one completed—build ono If you are accustomed to wnkp up Mrs. J. B. Coleman IsN ji Pnlatkn youn$rf. It will cost you much less. with coated tongue, foul breath or a where she was called by tjio serious You know what a nuisance it would he to start building a home C h a irm a n A. E, Yowell, of the yesterday a Herald representative was dull headache; or if your meals sour and find out that you haven't this and you haven’t that, or that you jYadc Extension Committee, who had informed that the committee would illness of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key motor­ and ferment, you have a real surprise figured wrong on the flooring or the shingles. Before you had fin­ charts and general supervision of the come out nil right on the financial awaiting you. ished adding these extra items and buying the material and supplies eomniitt°cs on the Merchant's Gala part of the niTair as ho had figured ed to Daytona Beach yesterday whore Tomorrow morning, immediately from various shipping points, it would cost you a quarter to a third 'D(tf celebration Riven last Thursday the accounts very close a week ago they spent the day. They were ac­ upon arising, drink a glass of hot companied by Mrs. A. D. Key, who wjll more than you had figured on. , wishes to take-this means of thanlt- and knew about how much it would remain at Daytona Beach for some water with a tcaspoonfut of limestone ’ jg- a]] those.who sOrvod on his com­ take to "arry tho plan through. That Why not let us build you a time with her nephew, Dick Twitchell. phosphate in it. This is intended to mittee and did so much toward mak­ this Extension Committee could pull Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D. Zachary and first neutralise nnd then wash out of ing the day the great success that it off such nn elaborate affair making ev­ family have returned home from Day­ your stomach, liver, kidneys and thir­ achieved. The members of the com­ erything absolutely free and pay all tona Beach where they have spent the ty feet of intestinca all the indiges­ mittees worked early and late to ar­ expenses speaks well for the commit­ summer. tible waste, poisons, sour bile and range for every detail and only those tee and for the business men who re­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Gatchcll left yester­ toxinn, thus cleansing, sweetening and who have been in similar positions sponded so generously to the solicita­ day for an extended visit to St. Louis purifying tho entire alimentary ca­ know how much work- there is at­ tion for money to meet the expenses. nnd other points in the middle west. nal. —and guarantee you a full bill of material_to complete your home* tached to such a biff undertaking. Everyone who assisted in any way, Emilo Pons, rcturfed to his home in Those subject to headaches, back­ at a "manufacturer to consumer” price? Every is accurately ry plan ia There were many good workers on and especially those who donated meat Tampa after spending several days aches, bilious attacks, constipation or figured nnd dauble checked. There is no possibl sible chance for mis* the committee and they rallied to Mr. and trend, milk, pickles, etc., are hcre- here as the guest of Alfred Robson. stomach trouble, are urged to get n takes or misfits. Yowcll's call like soldiers and met ev- by tendered the thanks of the Trade Mr. nnd Mrs. S. 0. Chase and fam­ quarter pound of limestone phosphate If you wish to do your own building, we will tend a factory expert, under cry demand made upon them. In, a Extension Committee through the ily, have returned home from Day- from the drug store and begin enjoy­ our liberal term*, to assist you in building, thereby guaranteeing you the exact fitting of all pans and the placing of the responsibility of your conversation with Chairman Yowell jehairmnn, Arthur E. Yowell. tona Bench where they hpvo spent the ing the morning inside bath. satisfaction upon our shoulders. Just ns hot water and soap cleanse, summer at their cottage. Tor Free Illustrated Catalogue Address Dept. 8-167. thing of the sort. For the present, Mrs. John T. Brady returned home purify and freshen the skin, so hot water and a teaspoonful of limestone the lot will be vacant which will be last night from Pablo Bench where A . C. Tuxbury Lum ber Co., much better than having the old stable she has spent the past two weeks. She phosphate act ou the stomach, liver, A Charleston, • S. C. building cm it that wns a menace to also visited her daughter, Mrs. Dan kidneys and bowels. Limestone phos­ phate is nn Inexpensive white powder other property nnd looked bad on this Wilder enrouto home. and almost tasteless.—Adv. fine corner. Miss Mildred Dickson has left for It is understood that tho City Com­ Orlando for the winter to be nssitsnnt missioners will nsk other property to Mrs. Margaret Ilnrnes a t the Jeff­ DEATH OF MRS. FRANK WOOD­ RUFF, JR. owners of frame buildings in the busi­ erson Court Apartments. OLD LIVERY STABLE, CORNER ness portions of tlie city to tear down Emile Anion was the dinner guest OF PARK AND SANFORD, (Trom Friday’* Daily) the buildings, especially where they yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. WilIS GOING Death came to the Woodruff home are a menace to other property, nnd son. this morning about one o'clock, and jletract from the appearance of San­ S. C. Dickson, of Longwood, wns the One of the nnclcnt landmarks of the ford. robbed it of the young mother nnd guest of his daughter, Mrs. Chris city, ami of Inter years, one of the eye­ j Having these buildings on the prin-; Matthews yesterday, wife. Mrs. Mary Rnnsome Woodruff, sores, also, is being torn down this Icipnl corners of the city wns nil right j Miss Rinonu and E. W. Dickson, of beloved wife of Frank l* Woodruff, week. This is the old livery ntnblc at jin flie early days, but the march of Longwood were the guests yesterday Jr., wns taken after n few ■days of the corner of Park avenue and Second progress demands thnt tho owners j of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stewart, battling with the dread destroyer, and streets that at present is tho property either build or tear them down, nnd Mrs. Roy Symes, of Writer Park, with the hopes of friends nnd rela­ of l. W, Phillips of Orlando.. A force allow the vacant lots to stand until is in the city today shopping, tives alternately rising nml falling as of men, under G. E. Hodges, nro tear­ such time as they can build or sell hourly bulletins were, received from Little Miss Juanita Smith returned' E n tz m in g e r B ro s . ing down the building and Mr. Hodges, them to some one who will build. In j home Friday evening from Jackson- the bedside where skilled physicians will salvage the lumber and sell it for ono way, this seems a hardship on the ville where she wns the guest of her attempted to save the life of the lit­ A u th o rized S a le s E n gineers, Longw ood, F la . tUikllng purposes. There is much owners, but any owner of a good corn- aunt Mrs,, W. F. Roussinu. tle mother who hnd just given birth gomi framing timber in the building cr iot in the business portion of the j Mrs, 11. W. Cameron and threo to a son, only to hnve her own life and like nil tho lumber put into the city, who is unable to build, can easily (laughters, Dorothy, Lucile- nnd Elea- given as n sacrifice. C o n stru ctio n E n gineer, Sanford, F la . buildings of tho early days, it is of double his money on his property to- nor left this morning for Bartow Death in always a shock to a com­ the best and could be ueed for many day and can always sell at a good where they will mnke their future munity, but tho death of Mrs. Wood­ purposes in the building line. profit so the ordinance thnt condemns >home. ruff, who came here about a year It is not known what the future these buildings is not nn injustice to R. C. Balfour, jr., nnd Homer Wil- ngo as a sweet nnd winsome bride, has * — • <i plans of Mr. Phillips are in regard to nny owner. liamk, of Thomnsvlle, were guests of fallen upon the city ns a mantle of building on this lot, but he told a rep­ The Lnkcfront Improvement Co., the Montezuma Saturday. sorrow to be homo by the community h il ip n d r e w s resentative of tho Herald some time were the pioneers in the work of tear­ Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Baker, of Or­ us a whole, a sorrow thnt enshrouds ago that he expected.to build a nice ing down old buildings, nnd they set lando, were visitors here yesterday, the lives of all the citizens. Mary R E A L , structure on the lot in the early the pace when they purchased the old, registering at the Montezuma. Julia Hnnsomc was born in Kentucky ( ypring. At one time, Mr. Phillips con-' Sanford House, ami because it was un­ Dr. L. D. Rhodes, of Tcnnille, Ga., in 1898, and lived with her father, complated nn apartment house on this sightly, demolished this big three was a visitor here Sunday. Rev. A. J. Rnnsome in India for some corner, hut the city is building so fnst, story building, and also tore down Mr. and Mrs. Carroll D. Newcomb years during her early childhood. Rev. and the business portion of the city is other buildings on their property. and son of Stuart, Gn., nre spending Ransotne being a missionary to India, spreading over the side streets now, Their example eould well be followed sometime here at the Montezumn. PHONE 371 J nnd living there at this date. Her that it might be better for store by other owners of this kind of prop­ Mr. nnd Mrs. B fA . Howard nnd mother died while she wan 14 years of rooms or auto soles rooms or some­ erty, nnd they need not wait to be or­ fnmily arrived in the city from I‘aage, she coming to tho state to re­ dered to tear down buildings thnt are hnkeo Snturdny where the fnmily has side- with nn aunt in Grensboro, N. not only fire traps hut nro objection-) been visiting for some time. They will C., and nlso lived with relatives in able in mnny ways. be at home south of the city nnd'Mr. Charlotte, Union nnd Ninety-Six, S. The Florida Scout $ Howard will return to Pnhokee Tues- (', Graduating from Woman’s Col­ "For Wide-Awake Boya" if y o u Ne e d a n e w dnj' where be has large property in­ lege, in Dues West, in 1918, she 35c Year terests nnd is engaged in the real es­ studied voice in Chicaago nnd then WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher tate business. Mr. Howard is also en­ nccopted a position with a rhautau002 French . gaged in the fishing industry at qun course for a year returning to 4+-m *+**++++++4++**+**+++ » _____ Okeechobee City. South Carolina to reside. She was IT'S GRANDMOTHER'S • RECIPE mnrried to Frank L. Woodruff, Jr., on (From T u tt4 » ,'» Doily) Buy Ihc Best that Is made TO BRING BACK COLOR AND LANDIS. FISII & HULL Mr., nnd Mrs. J. M. Dawsoq, of November 24th, nnd came to Sanford ‘ * * LUSTRE TO HAIR Attorneys and Counaellors-at-Law Richmond, Va., nre spending some to make her home. • She leaves n father nnd stepmother, DeLAND. FLORIDA That beautiful, even shade of dark, time here nt tho Montezuma. Will practice in the State and Feder­ Perry Jcmlgnn, of Sanford, spent nnd a little, brother, nnd many other al Courts. Special facilities for Ex- glossy hair can only he had by brew­ relatives, to mourn her loss, the •milling and Perfecting Land Titles. ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul­ yesterday in Tnrri|ia shaking hands brother nnd aunt expecting to arrive phur. Your huir is your charm. It with friends.—Tnuipa Tribune. Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas F. East and here tomorrow. makes or mars the face. When it Tho funeral will occur from the into fades, turns gray or streaked, just nn little daughter, Yvonne, nre moving We also have the Clark Jewell Line of SCHELLE MAINES application residence of Oak avenue tomorrow or two of Sage- and Sul­ today into the house recently occu­ LAWYER phur enhance.^ its appearance a hun­ pied by Mr. and Mrs. Magtio* 61 305 ^afternoon nt four o’clock, interment GAS RANGES being made In Lnkcvicw cemetery. j * • dredfold. OFFICIC IN TUB COUIIT llofiNK French avenue. The sympathy of the many friends ‘ Don’t bother to prepare th(X mix­ Mr. and Mrs. Magee arc now occu­ SANFORD - •• FLORIDA ture; you can get this famous old pying the home thpy recently pur­ is extended to the bereaved in their n a a a n H H B n rqcipo improved by the addition of chased from Frank Crnynm, on San­ hour of sorrow. other ingredients at n smajj^coat, nil ford Heights. You Spend 65c on Bat-Snap to ready for use. It is called Wyeth’s SANFORD, FLORIDA The Misses Muriel, tenchora at tho Will GEO. G. HERRING Sage , Save $100? and. Sulphur Compound. • This high school, pre with Mrs. R. E. Tolar can always be depended upon to bring for the winter. One 65c pkg. can-kill 50 rats. The AUorney-at-Law hack the natural color nnd lustre of average rat will rob you of $100 a Miss Ida Gray has returned from No 14 Grtrner-WoodrufT Buildir your hair. year in feed, chicks and property de­ —Thomas K. Baker, Ph. D . of her summer vacation nnd la with Mrs. Everybody uses “Wyeth's” Sage Barber for the winter. SANFORD, FLA. struction. RAT-SNAP is deadly to Itolllna College, Asnslyik «n* md Sulphur Compound now becnusc Mr. nnd Mrs, E. M. Johnson, of Or­ rntes. Cremates after killing. Loaves Consulting Chemist says of the writer: “Of the many water* of this and oth­ it darkens so nnturally and evenly lando, arc spending some time hore at no smell. Comes in cakes. Rats will e r regions that 1 hare analyzed, I have found none superior In ail good q u i ) that nobody can tell it has been ap­ the Montezuma. pass up meat,-graiff, cheese to feast tiea to that of the 'Elder Water.”—Phone Slt-W. Office in Miller Building» HENRY M cL U J L IN plied. You simply dampen a sponge on RAT-SNAP. Three sizes, 36c, 65c, A. J. Daurcltc, represented Tampa ELDER SPRINGS W ATER CO. or soft' brush with it nnd draw- this $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball JEWELER here yesterday. through the hnir, taking one small MY SPECIALTIES: C. M. Johnson was n business vis­ Hardware Co,—Adv. 3trand at a time; by morning the Pickard's Hand-Painted China gray hair has disappeared, nnd after itor here from the “City Bonutifui," The world newa the day it bappena. Gorham's Sterling Silver another application it becomes beau­ yesterday. the Herald office. Roger*' Plated Ware E. M. Nelson, of Mobile, Ala., mnde tifully dark nnd appears glossy nnd Elgin and Waltham Watchea his' headquarter at the Montezuma lustrous.—Adv. yesterday while attending to busi­ ness. CITRUS SEMINAR OPENS. IVcel Post Your Cleaning and Miss Elizabeth Humphries, of Dade Dyeing to GAINESVILLE, Oct. 4.—Control of City, Qne of the teachers in the public destructve diseases and insects of the schools here, is pleasantly located for Work on* our new factory is progressing well. It will be ready to serve our cus­ citrus crops was foremost in the dis­ the winter a t the home of Mrs. R. B. IX tomers the coming season. * * t cussions at the opening day's aesson Langley, on Tenth street.. There have been many recent improvements in such equipment and wo are putting J. W. Brown, of Rivcrland, Fla., o fthe citrus seminar, which convened in the* latest and best. "* today on .the campus of the Univer­ was transacting business here yester­ Automatic weifehers shut off delivery and ring gong at exact quantity specified, and day. sity of Florida. spo.ial mixers blend the materials more thoroughly than ever before. Accuracy and Howard Lyman, of Altamonte, was One hi/ndrcd and fifty, persons Inperfection arc the special features considered. in the city today calling on his marty Main 8L Jacksonville, Fla. tcrested were in attendance. Ideal Fertilizer is to be even better.than in the past.' Get In line far your fall re­ The visitors were welcomed b y ' friends and transacting business, Mr, ™c Prepay pared postage on returns quirements. President A. A. Murphrtje, of the Uni- Lyman is an orange grower and a versty of Florida, who said the school fertilizer salesman and knows some­ R. C. M AXW ELL, M anager Sanford Branch THETFORD, PERRYM AN & attendance in this state had Increas­ thing whereof he speaks when ho says .. W ILKINSON . ed 850 per cent in the past 12 years. that the orange growers and the veg­ etable ■growers of Florida shout^fc) '*»“ ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW M ANUFACTURERS ID E A L FER TILIZER S . S tM S iB H While the conference is splitting make good money this season. practice In all County, State and AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE, FLA. hairs about the Far East, Chifna will • Federal Courtsi H Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. • 1,1 N at Bank .Sanford, Fla. take her queue from America . • for the Tburist ‘ fS . ."•1*]* 3; “ I f If] ■4 '.SflU BEING TORN DOWN SALVAGE LUMBER :* ;r>{ H . T. Paco \ P ■v R . A Am i! S i Real Estate Service! I SANFORD, FLORIDA SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK O IL C O O K S T O V E The FLORENCE Automatic *r The B a ll H ardw are C o. -'w is V - . fd !3g ELDER SPRINGS WATER OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY - . ' -jE- ' - ■ . ■ • . . iris r r t —. =»:=•-: i ~ J r r r - ~ ^ . _________ , _ V - . -t mh mm 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, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 07, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 07, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 07, 1921; <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/96bca5bffd0a27e4667eab6db381139f.pdf ec16e4c6d57f4cc89d014be9dff476d8 PDF Text Text r ■ SANFORD IN THE HEART OF TH E WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 7 SANFORD, FLORroA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921 VOLUME XIII . UNDER $5,000 BOND TRIED FOR MANSLAUGHTER arbuckle at liberty Within Few D a y s I f the Present Plans D is tr ic t. A ttorney P a n Out PLAN FOR IMPROVEMENT . BANDS, PARADES, EXHIBITS ‘ OF SANFORD’S STREETS, ELIMINATING SIDE STREETS FOLLOWED ONE ANOTHER STARTING OFF Li. Ill— 3 CTi i DREAD LINE STARTS IN NEW YORK CITY FIRST TIMJi IN YEARS. P a r * / T r e n t D C LIGHT EAI EARTHQUAKE SHOCK FELT BUT IN LOS ANGELES DID NOT KILL ARBUCKLE. (B y Th* A u o e liU d T n u ) (By Tk* A u tcliW d Trt*») NEW YORK, Sept 29.—New York’s first bread, line alnce tho stormy days that marked the start of tho world war, is in operation today at tho church of St. Marks, In the n \E PLACED Y fflTBR SA Y AT Bowery- Tho broad lino opened last CONCLUSION AND OTHER RE­ night and about aix hundred men were TURNED BY GRAND JURY • TWO CHARGES • M erchants’ Gala D a y Prom ises B ig Tim e For Everybody . LOS ANGELES, CaL, Sept. 29.— Slight earthquake shocks wero felt (n tho southwest section of Los Ange­ les early today. The tremor lasted only a few seconds, and no damage is TOURNAMENT RIDING. BA< reported. . . AND EVERYTHING THIS A F ­ TERNOON-DANCE TONIGHT • BARBECUEATN00N • tTPnv'V'V ■’(•ti- ;* * fed. / 1 V • RGENCY . MEASURES FOR IDLE • (fn n T b u r td iy ’i D u ly ) The big day was started thia morn-SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29,-F at­ ing when the parade swung down ths streets headed by Sheriff Hand asty Arbuckle It at liberty today un­ •1 grand marshal and tho Sknford bandi der a $5,000 bond after two weeks’ playing inspiring airs os the horses preliminary hearing on the charge of / b r A k v a y ; ,• pranced and the little boys were w ell murder In connection with the death , a r .f \ -in yf -----------------repaid by the gr««t sight for qpmlngof Miss Rappe and will be tried on a 1 l Pa MUNICIPALITIES MAY BE CALL­ down before daylight to see it all. • charge of manslaughter within a few 1 ED UPON TO FURNISH Captain George DeCottcs, of Companydavs if the present plans of District WORK D,,lcd his gallant men on a fine hors* Attorney materialize. Two such IN LONDON WITH BRITISH GOV­ and looked tho part and his men ERNMENT AND WILL BE charges pending, one placed yesterday ( B r TIm A tM o liU d F n u ) LAST CALL »t the conclusion of th/B preliminary WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 29.— lowed with their ammunition carte,.* hearing and the other returned recent­ Tho possible emergency measures by oach cart being pulled by a mule and • (B y T t* A u o d iU d h u l l ly by tho county grand Jury. Whether f? ft u. municipalities to cut down tho num­ the array of military men and their LONDON, Sept. 29.—Sinn Foin he would he ablo to have Arbucklo op*• • ber of th ccountry’s Involuntary Idle equipment made a most imposing aphavo been invited to take part in a pcarance. Many of the men were un­ pcar to answer to ono complaint aud was taken up today at n public hear­ conference hero Octoberfit in a noto able *to get off from their work arid .then try him pn another'ono on the ing before the public works commit­ dispatched today to DeValera by Pre­ \S tho entire compony+waa not in the pa2 Mmr dntc tho district attorney was ted of tho nationns conference on un­ ----rndo but enough wero there to above not sure. On tho Grand Jury accusa­ mier Lloyd George. The note is con­ employment. Inquiry was directed tho public what Uiey havo In the w a y tion ArbucUlo was placed on his own sidered to be the British govcrnmpnt’s townrd dovclnping what measures of armament. ‘• recognizance to return October 3rd.' final word in cxchnnge of messages • might bo oaken by towns nnd cities between London and Dublin. Following tho company came th» for speeding up public works. Lloyd George informed DeValera, merry minstrel mcn in costume w $ h | Pope Trial D rags however, the government could not al­ a piano on tho wagon playing a mer­ While Jury Selection ter the positidn that Ireland could not ry tuno and two rng time darkles bo allowed to- separate from tho Brit­ playing the bones and tambourine ad­ Goes on Apace ish Empire, but must base her propo­ vertised the big Dlxlo Minstrels to ­ sition upon self government as a mem­ night. Tho Quality Shop had a bevy Caonot Get Enough Men In JackBonber of the British Dominions. of pretty girls in tho pArnde-as did . y llle —Try Sanford tho Loxington nnd Hupmobile ears* Willys-Knight and Handlcy-Knight. Some time ngo, the City planning the balance of the street for parkway (B y Th* A u a cltU d P rau T nnd Overland cars, tho Dodge cars and. JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 29.-C irCommittee of the Chamber of Com­ which can be used ns a piny ground CHICAGO. Sept. 29.—A multiple several others. The Hof-Mac Batter­ cuit court marked time this morning merce, brought out n comprehensive for children, keeping them off of the shakedown system through which Chi- ies had their “boat” driven by B illy in the Pope trlnl, when the second vo­ plnn of improving tHo city streets, paved avenues. At present pr «es, this engo policemen wore alleged fo havo Hoffman, Lord’s Purity Water had 1 tin' of ono hundred duo to appear plan will save city nnd adjacent prop and especially tho sldo streets, by obtained as many ns hnlf a dozen rake- car, and the rear was brought up by yesterday afternoon only flfty-nino nfty owners $2,600 over what It would eliminating the serccts altogether In offs on the snnjc case of whiskey was tho tournament riders and there was present. Court adjourned until mnny places In the city, whore there cost to pnvo the street nnd ecnstruct revealed in the government Investi­ n bunch of these Florida ridore'of this morning to permit the sheriff to — i— ' were no houses facing tho side streets sidcwnlks on each side. gation of tho police department said ranges nnd that they will givo the pub- . get more. When court opened today FORD-NBWBERY CONTEST CON­ now ,nnd making one sidewalk down Property ownors desiring this plan by Chief of Police Charles Fltzmorris lie some real riding this afternoon | FLICTS ALONG PARTY only eleven additional veniremen wero tho middle of tho street and- grass adopted, along with their property, to contain 2,500 bootlcffrcrs in a goes without saying. • LINES rounded up. Judge Glb^s declared an plots In the center, an Ideal play­ should present to tho City Commls membership of 5,000. ’ * The parade was good for havingIndeterminate recces and ordered tho ground for children nnd where there slon a petition requesting same, nnd The request of Chief Fltzmorris (B y Th* A i|* c U tt4 Pr«««) been jumped up in a hurry a few dfcys sheriff to go out for more veniremen. WASHINGTON, Sept. 29—Opinions would be no danger from automobiles signed b yall adjacent property own­ thnt the federal authorities help him ago as it was decided at first^ta cut ^ clenn his own house, mado Inst week, out the parade but the parade is h all*: conflicting along party'llnes were pre­ as there would bo no street, Tho Idea ers. State W itness Called sented today by the mnjority and tho is a good ono, nnd will, no doubt, bo On account of there being more was placed before tho fcdernl grand of the celebration and more thaiir half . minority members of the senate priv- tried out In this and other cities in cross streets thnn nre necessary, in jury with n score of witnesses, most of a racing event and it givea the To Stand A gain T D n l n f m i * f^ n K P 'ileges and elections committee on the the near future. Sanford has too the residence portion of the city, the 0f them policemen, testifying. crowd tho proper pep to take in what i n u e i c n e r Vj UBV Fonl New,,erry 19 IH senatorial elcc- many nlleys nnd aide streets talcing Chapibcr of Commerce has recom­ Ono of theso witnesses, according to comes later on. At nooq todag th* tion contest from Michigan. The ma­ up a lot of valuablo room thnt could mended this plan to tho City Com­ officials, explained tho multlplo shake big crowd will bo entertained by/'the( B r T h* A>Mcl*t*4 P ra M ) down. Members of the police force, big free barbecue, on the lake CLEARWATER, F la.,'S ep t. 29.— jority . report cleared Newberry, tho be utilized for the. children to much mission for their consideration. better advantage. The following plan Republican candidate, of corruption Dr. John Bowen, witness for the State The City Commlsrlon feel fnvornhle organized in bands, ho said, would ob- nnd thousands will bo fed here, wna drawn by City Engineer Wil­ tnin information as to whiskey ship­ folks are bringing their baskets and and all other charges and recommend­ in the Belcher trial, was recalled to to the plan providing all adjacent the stand thla morning. J p testified ed ho be legally sontod. Democratic liams who made the following expla­ property owners desire this plnn ments from other cities Into Chicago, will be a general gathering of nnd then, In uniform, would rob tho folk's for many miles around. was nation regarding same: on examination of stains on the foot members osserfed Newberry adopted nnd will request It by pre- cars in freight yards under tho pre­ After tho parade this morning €« rug in the Belcher car led him to be­ elected by corrupt and illegal moth-J Omit thd paving. Plnco a sidewalk tense of confiscating tho liquor. tnin DcCottcs gave a fine address lieve they were blood stains. Ho said ods and practices and recommended 1down the middle of tho street leaving ; sentlng a petition. The whiskey then was sold at fair­ tho big crowd ip front of tho court Mood congealed on fibre of the rug his sent he declared vacant. W lth.fil-' ly cheap bootlegging prices to get cus­ house and the morning was a ing of reports the case now goes to 1 • hich it would not hnvc done had It tomers to take it in case lots. When ono with tho great mingling o f m como from a dead body. The State the senate • for final decision which 1 probnbly will not be made for several the liquor was dclivored, however, a crowds on First street and the expected to finish Its case today and weeks. In the meantime it is under­ policeman appeared and demanded a shopping and trading of tho ot the defonso planned to conclude its substantial amount from thoTccipient town people. A big horse And mi stood Senator Newberry will not ntside this afternoon. for protection. A fter tho sum had auction is going on at the lake front tend the senate sessions. been paid, other policemen would raid and there la plenty of excitement SPAIN’8 QUOTA IMMIGRANTS Charles El. Bedford and John W anam aker Both the place, arid, after collecting an­ an'atmosphere of a county fair. ELAINE'S RIOTING NEGROES HAS BEEN EXHAUSTED protection fee, would "confis' TO KNOW FATE TODAY. This afternoon will come the \j S ee Clouds R olling Away and Sunshine Flood­ other JSSORVS WIFE DETAINED cuate” the liquor, resell it and repeat ament riding, the horso rr.dng;' ithe process of graft, sometimes half machine gun company shooting, LITTLE ROCK, A^k., Sept. 2 7 .ing the Country from C oast to Coast (Br IgV'AmcUUM rr»ul a dozen times before turning the whis­ Rod and Gun Club shoot and man] • * . _ . *__ • WASHINGTON, D. <3., Sept. 29.— United States District Judgo John II. key over to a favored saloon-keeper other feature!]. Tonight the M/s. Maria Sanjurjo, wife of n Span­ Cottornl of Guthrie, Okla., after hear* NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—Tho speedy will be restored to normal by spring, for sale by the drink at high prices. Minstrels and tho big street dance ish professor at Cornell, haa been de­ ing today arguments on a demurer return ot rro.pcrity with plenty of un fom en development,. According to federal officials, tho 1f ro'nt of tho court house. ■M tained nt E llis Island bcennuso of filed by tho state in habacs corpus .. , o i l It is my opinion,’ ho said, that Investigation will go bnck to tho Mike I Tho Sanford band is furnishing work for all was forecast yesterday Amer,cnn i,UflijJC SB mcn now havo proceedings in behalf* of six Elaine Spain's quota of-lmmigrantri has ex­ DoPiko Heitlcr^cnso where two bands music and everything looks like hausted, but ordered released for ad­ (Ark.) negroes whose* electrocution by two notable figures in industrial nj)Un,innt cause to bo optimistic and of uniformed polifccriicn fought for feet day. *As the Herald force last Friday was stayed by a tempor­ and mercantile circles, Charles E. Bod- hopeful as to tho future. Likewise mission today by the Immigration bu­ possession of a carload of liquor, val­ gone on a strike at 2 o’clock to d a y ! reau. Sanjurjo married this summer ary injunction, announced thnt his ford, president of tho Vacuum Oil those who are engaged In relieving the ued at $165,000 and shipped here from program and tho writo-up of the ruling on the demurrer would bo ready Company, nnd John Wanamaker, mer- unemployment situation may find tho while on a vacation In Spalm Kentucky. Detective Sergeant Eddie day will follow in tomorrow's H ei tomorrow. chant of New York nnd Philadelphia, 'snmo reasons for a belief that It will Smale, absolved in that case, now ti Attorneys for the negroes bhsed "Business Revival Week,” said Mr. be brought to normal before very CALL STRIKE AT under arrest with two other detectivo OPPOSITION TO KU KLUX their efforts to obtain a new trial Wanamaker, "I think will be expand- long. ONCE IF TRAINMEN sergeants in connection with the pres­ IN SOUTH JAX BETTI VOTE TO WALK OUT- through habacs corpus proceedings on ed into a business revival of years ’ “Business and with it, employment, ent investigation. Ho is tharged with LEAGUE ORGi the allegation that the original .trial and years. I have more faith In Am- havo picked up steadily, since the extortion. * •’ • of the* negroes on a charge of muferica today and more belief in our low ebb reached this summer, and CHICAGO, HI., Sept 29— An Im­ Charles F. Clync, United States dis­ ( B r Th* l i w c U U l F n u ) mediate strike o f the 168,000 railway der, in connection with the Elalno riots prosperity than in all my 50 yenrs as both continue to show a gradual and trict attorney, still was preparing a JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 29, trainmen employed on American of two years ago, and at waich they a merchant. There will be plenty of steady growth. Unless the central full report to Chief Fitxmorris in sition to the Ku Klux Klan group roads will be ordered if th e strike were convicted and sentenced to death work for all if wc show our faith, not European or some unforsecn crisis which he promises to name every South Jacksonville one of annou by relaxing our efforts, holding hack Intervenes there is every reason to bevote, now being counted, ^favors It, w a# influenced by.mob spirit. member of the police force against purposes Fifth Ward Betterment Attorney General J. S, Utley,in de­ in fear, put on blue glasses and keep- Ucve that the improvement will con­ James Murdock, vice-president of the whom he has evidence. Half a dozen gue organized h t that town last night murring, declared that the question ing our money In our pockets, but by tlnuo throughout tho fall and winter, organization, Announced todqy. polico commanders were questioned by “As a m atter of fricti” sa id Mr. had been brought in the state courts making needed improvements, start- months..” “New buildings are r.onlhig Mr. Sylne in addition to the policemen Murdock, "a strike r e sliy , has been nnd ruled against, and that hnbaeso ing to build and rebuild, buying and taken before the grand jury. It Ip be pletion,’ snya tho. Clermont authorized already by the leaden. corpus proceedings brought in fcdoral sellings—putting to work our energy FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED OUT lieved they wero asked abvut reporta in a leadline. The n< imp's per tells * The minute the vote is counted the court on these grounds should be dis­ our brains—everything wo have—for The fire department was called opt that policemen had been seen Intimid­ advanco made In the construction *. atrike order w ill be issued—provided missed. n o cited as a precedent tho the good of tho country. ating Rovrnmont witnesses in the ease the Bailey-Ixlar building and at "Instead of curtailing our ad­ this morning, to the rear of the Her­ the vole favors • atrike and there is Loo Frank case of Georgia, In which and offering them money not to testi­ Jcnea building. Both structures little chance that it won't. The lead­ it'w a s held that evidence of hostile vertising we are enlarging it. Instead ald btilldlng where the ehack used' fy or to leave town. • going forward rapidly, and wQl e n will not oppose the wishes o f the manifestations ,once admitted ,could of standing pat on our stores as they for melting metal for the Horaid ready for occupancy in a short • r . not agslq bo used as grounds for ac­ have been, we are refitting, rearrang­ HPm e n .” ■ Another building'that tn fast Work has started on the handsome linotypes had caught on fire in the ing, rebuilding and improving them. • Counting'the strike ballot will tye tion. roof. It was easily extinguished with new building for the First Bank at ing shape is that of the First N i To do this we have given employment 'K completed within a few days. Daytona Beach last week disposed to-Iargo bodies of mechanics and oth­ the loss of a few shingles but will Bradentown.' Tho furnishings am Bank. Clermont will he much have to be rebuilt of corrugated iron equipment Of tho new bank will be when the Improvements no —Get your Sorateh Pads from The of $20,000 worth of bonds for general ers, day and night” finished and occupied. up-to-date m every respect, and put in fire proof condition. In Mr. Hedford’s view, conditions municipal improvement. . Herald—by the pound—15c. (B y Th* A m «c U U £ F t* !* ! SINN FEIN ARE INVITED . CONFERENCE l \ u t * M M l r $ | J? hj~\j ^ in — 1C — ill , 1 m ni MICHIGAN CONTEST UP INTHESENATE CHICAGO COPS HAD SYSTEM ON BOOZE RETURN OF PROSPERITY ANNOUNCED BY TWO OF NATION’S BIG MERCHANTS L i. . f \ * , • ,»* * : V * * - . • • i . • • M 7& .• v - ' �( ■ C T IA P T E R 8j j j — ( N o. l i t ) . * computed and c rrd ltrd qu arterly." C IIA IT E R (1) Money# deposited w ith or collected by the tor# alt improvements which may have heretofore . B A N ACT* to Regulate the Exhibition o f Motion Sec. J. A ll laws or parts o f law in con flict Coin AN is m A C- aT P . m ............. vid ln .. g .V. ■ .•c"^rt^ioJi<o f the O ffice G u n r° rL u J the «* tt „ in . •nttunr. • *been made upon aubm erjed lands. i f t l Pictures in___ the-a --State s u h tlit the fprovisions (( a| ) ___ ________ _ _______ . . m^of -1lorIda.^ P rovidin . g lo r with t a r l i i o n l hereof tare i t hereby h earty irepealed. o f T ra ffic O fficer, and P rovid in g foe the Ap* as provided In Sectloh ' Sto,e ewrtjft25? ' Provided, that the grant herein made -shall ap­ B ills o f exchange or drafts ____________ drawn against the Ai-pom tioenl of M cm bcft o f the National S et. 4. Thla ctct ahall polntment. C om p en u tlon . Expenses. D uties and lion 1 hereof, for gradua „ „ } bv s ? 3 Thla A A shallbecome becomertf# effective imme- m oney on deposit to the credit"Of tha company or ply to and affect on ly those submerged Itnds which .Board . V i n i and r a m •«. a w e r . and approval atmrtivaf *by ■ -. 'the u * • o_I f W Review, Providing Penalties for diatrly umin upon its r(wviuge Goe- due have been, nr m sy be heresfter. actu ally bulk­ r o w e r , o f S u ch T raffic O ffjccr. and tne the Florida Florida State S He r« C ii ' theretck ,4;V ' and I. the T erm 1Florida luriua ana *1 ernor. the V iolation of this A ct. ™ M ore than E ig h ty and they ahall he la ir d „ ! ! „ P ?' * * ' *•» W a L ? (S i lia b ilitie s to the stockholders o f the com­ headed or filled in or permanently improved con?|fe It 1-nailcJ by the L t t ii l a t u 't '«/ lb t S l u t <•/ T h o u iin d ^ d M ^ n.', Than C ' , '*n| ’ * r Approved M ay 17, 1911, tinuoualy from high water math in the direction pany for dividends and reserved profits. O n e Hundred Thou* the president or |>?Mlden ? (1f 'k t r*',n,,• M e j o sand T* pulation. According to the la s t Preded- inslitutiona. 1 n * * *n>'and all n i j Florida: <4) T b r discount and red isco u n t o f u iy bills o f the channel, or a t near In th# direction o f the C JS - Section 1. Ihat the G overnor of the State .if in< Federal I'ctlrrul C l rn r n .u * uai. C H A P T E R 8 ja8— (N o . i j j ). ctlcabtr to equitably eijuitahly dlstm distrihutc |ng , . , . . S e c . j . A ll law . and t u n . , ' payable. M ill receivable, domestic and foreign bill* channel a i practicable njte the T jty lo r id a lie anil hr i< h rirh y aitlhoiirrd to appoint A N A C T to Am end Section | t o o l the Revived of exchange. trade accrptance*. and bankers’ ac- submerged land », ami sh ill in no «ri*e affect auch l i t It Fm oded by Ih t L e [iila lu r e 0/ Iht S ta le o f herewith are herebv rrne.il.-f ' 01 ’ * • in confix P j h r e e competent |ei*.'n«. Irom the State of Fl.-tGeneral S tatutes o f ITnrida. Relative to fjtiali- ceptancet, provided. however, that such Indebted-• • uhrncrtfed lands I. until actus!!)' filled in or per* F lorid a: --------‘ Sec. 4. T h ii A rt sh ill u L , .<r ** . v.’iid a, to b ' m rm hcn of tin National IP.in! I He (iralion t of D irector* of Banking Companies. n l. . , . as .SSection 1. 1 — - T hat in s all com ities o f mor* than agetT and approral by# the u!>0" its w —^W* neaa »liall t*r mcurre«l under such restriction*. Iim- •HUffnUj/ Hb m 011v•cd. l .a * 1 .1 a■I» . I _ i . _ 11 _ _ I t « M *v*« ****** Vk* A » . . I a i s a m ****** v . l a 9 - r’J W V | | | t ) y . Sec. i. Noihing in t!u« article contained shall flo.ooo and le^t* sthan 100,000 pcd>ulaiian# maccord* ' * tle w . l i t It F*na<ted by Ih t Legislature of the S to tt of jtatious and regulations at may be imputed by the Approved June 14. |9 I I . B ’ -J kj. J. '! S.at 1! •h i:' ' la « lu l lot an) !■ ■ '< b e M construed a% lo release the title o f the State ing |o the last preceding Federal Census, there Flot%4*\ Fornplroller /•o n . firm 01 Vi ip-nati o m .Ii\|- ■ >>. rrtiilnl. 1 off the tliall fficee r, Section 1. T hai >c«tioii hccllon 4114 of ihe Urvited of l-lorfda nr any of it* grantees to any o .hall be established e*tahlislied the Ihe office o f T raffic O ffic CH APTER 8 tj* _ r v .\pprore«) June 14. 19 i V. ll’.Hk'ate an) Moln.n f u t u r e film or Inni. in t.enerat Statulet of Florida, relative' to <)ualificaswamp ed .lands within said fficer_ tahall hy A Na .. A C Tmm*Relating ,5 ? ’ .­ . * or . overflow . s __ . t.lire _11 lim its o f awhich I g*__ __T ra _fffic *L . OCa>*. l.'lo.ibe I. appointed __ " . to c fTTlI'f lltllm o f |lirrctor« of Hanking l* mil m et. be and H be State o f .F lorida, tthat ha# not l^cu appioyed tiers o f C ounty ^School e| l S ^ ? enu.lion °1 Wrw. C H A P T E R *JJ4— (N o. i j g \ . thi same, but the grant herein contained shall be the (iovernor o l the State o f F lo r ila upon the reco f j tor i»**.uu 01 V*,pry tbr r^auonai N ational Uugid ol He>»e», Ha ap|Hiinirr% |j,c t4 me it hereby amended to a t to lead a t fob A N -A < 'T. to Regulate th c'S a le o f Millc’ V rram , and to Ihww persons ami b<«]irs corporate umnicmiation o f the hoards the Sale M ilk, Cl limited * ............................. C ouB ‘ l' CommH* e n u o f Public instructim , i„ ‘ hr Successors ur by the S Sttate C'ctiHXthip Ib«ard jow t: O.V S a le or ila m ifa c tu re o f Ice Cream W ithin owning lands ‘actually bounded hy and extending sioners o f said counties, * Population of M oir Than TbiJty IUh“ . . .New . 4134. (J703). k?ualif»cations of O ircctora.— Sec. i. The term /uf office o f such " ‘j l f the State. . of Y o rk. to high water mark on such navigable streams. the ^tate of Florida uch T T raffic raffic O O ff. „ nd. and Not More Than F ort. K V * " 1 S#e* J. T h is Act shall not apply to any film F vrty tlirretor m utt, duririk* his whole term of U t I t H nocttJ hy th t L t£ ttlo tu rt o f Ih t S lo lt of h ayyss.a .a n u iiaiiw rs. ficcr shall he nne year, beginning •w ith Ju ly tat, d harbors. pie. A ccordin g to the S la t, tv V Tho^‘ *!'d Used by schools, churches, fraternal organization* arrvice, l*e a citizen uf the United S u tc’v, And at Sec. 1. J. T h• is shall lake effect as of the day, o f each year, provided that such officer Ff.vff./rt: . • fcec. • Act • Ticer. may now l i t l l H ^ otltJ by Iht ,nJ t Chambers o f Com merce, or films for scientific |*a t| three-fifths o f the directors must have re.................... * the Act d o he appointed to serve until Jan uaryy 1st, lo ia . Florida: ' ° t »*» 5 r« # if Section |. T..... he standards for milk and cream tow it: l)ecem ber jyth . 18^6, when Sec. j . Th«v salary uf such officers edu catio n al purposes. sided in the State for at least one year preceding shall be a* follows: tilled “ An A ct to Benefit ( ommeree. wa* adopted fflcer. shall be Section t. That members „r ' *>ta sLf. a*. . S«c. 4. A‘nv person o r persons violating tor fhrir election, and must Ik- residents therein durM ilk is the whole, fresh, clean Isioit of this Act, either directly or indirectly* i,iir their innitiiuaitcr in <|fTiee. Kverjr slirectur tinn obtatnrtl by the complete milking 11 he deemed guilt) o f a misdemeanor and u,u»t own in lus own right at least ten shares of more healthy cowa, properly fed * n conviction thereof shall be punished by a the capital stock of the company of which he is a eluding that obtained within fifteer „ of not more than Ijo o .o o , by imprisonment director; any director who ceases to be the owner and five days after calv in g , or such the county ja il for not more than si* months, nf |cn »hare* of stock, or who becomes in any at may be necew ary to render toe * auchft fine and imprisonment in the dis- o lhcr manner disqualified, shall thereby vacate cally coloitrom free; and thall contain not levs c. 4. That the Slate of Florida save*, reserves equipment for the use o f the T ra ffic O fficer and payable in monthly installnirnu I*»r , tgr ‘hy 'both ilia place as such director. . (,‘ tte tio n o f the court. Sec. i . T hat in counties m.wii i ' than It.so H.$o per cent solids, not fat, and J**S p«r __ accepts all natural oyster beds upon and all his . deputies as may be required fo r the proper 4 • S e c J. A ll law* and pa il* o f laws in con flict Provided, T lu l Ihe foreguing section, inasmuch cent milk fat. minerals and oils in or under the submerged lands conduct o f the office, and lo pay the actual ex- r. o f this A ct, Ihe several Sunetiwi0"'i ia S H b m w itn are hereby repealed. as it provide* for the number o f share* o f capital Cream shall contain not less than 18 per cent until the same shall be filled in and improved by pentes of »uch T ra ffic O fficer, and his deputies lie Instruct ..... - ------- --------------------" ! school fund S ‘VT S e c 6. T h is A ct shall take effect upon becom- stock to he owned by each director in his own o f milk fat, and not more than j -io per cent o f the. .................................................. riparian ner. incurred --------in Ihe —discharge o.............. f the ........................... duties o f the ......... ow ............ . lo r tbclr services ? ' t®vsty rvtci in r right, shall iu»4 -ap p ly to a director o f a hank , cid reacting substance calculated in term* o f ___ s. N ___ _ in . thi* Act shall affect or re- O ffice, said expense not lo exceed $50.00 per com p en utlon . fa.yoo 00 each ” " cu °> *H ethsr Sec. othing T ing a law. whose capital am ounts to ) j s ,ooo. oo or less, but U ctic acid. peal’ Chapter 4B0J, w s of' m Florida, approved month each -officer or ....deputy. T he ‘ * - la *— “ ,J ................... J ' Approved J u n e '<4 * I9 *t“ * ------ 'for ............*" !............ .......... ‘r v - aforesaid - ' — a id in monthly In Installments. tuilm_en tt. t i C " ‘ ptr *'i‘ Jl nn rr -- NrsMs Mytklt the W Waa- moneys moneys shall shall be be paid paid out out ooff the the Fine Fine and and FF'orfeitthat in such case the director mutt own in his From and a fte r the passage o f this A ct, it shall June a, t*99. entitled “ An A ct to G rant the orfeitSec. J. " T h a t all tawa or part. r,r 1 ,1 C H A P T E R Hjag— (N o. n « ) . o» n right at least five share* o f th e ’ capilal stock u n la w fu l (or any person, firm , association or ter Front o f the C ity o f I’ensacola." which is ure Fund, and the C ounty Com m issioners are di- flict with this A ct be snd 'ih. . . 1 *a o*., ---------- above ‘ ,A ------,J - J corporation to sell •• or offer . an y milk ........................ --------- ------- reeled - a ... repealed. ‘ _ “ m* *'« hereby l \ i A N A C T Ui l ’ rohibil I be hmhibition of Crippled, of the company, in the manner provided for sale or hereby confirm ed.............................. and all grants and* conveyances to 1----issue .1.-1their —irratrts fo r the same. . . .does not- com ply . . with . . the . . above stand* - ■ made . . by the . . . .Commlvaioners • • ------, , - J •— ,J j k \ M alform ed »nd H U figurcd Human Ileingv and for other tanka. cream .that provide*! for *in — la id Sec. «. T he T ra ffic O fficers and Deputies here* Sec. 4. T h at this A ct shall u l a » • Aoim aH . and lo Provide IV n alliet for \ loia Approved M ay i t , to stard. Act are hereby confirm ed and validated, and the in provided for shall patrol the roads of their re* atcly upon its becoming a law * CnfCt j U r ^ i a n t T h ereof. Sec. j . T h e standard for ice cream shall be as S tile o f F lorida does hereby vest in the grantees spective counties, and enforew the traffic laws and Approved June 14, io j i * * B * l l E n oeteJ by th t L tgiifalm rt o f the S to le o f C H A P T E R Hj j v — (N o. i j i ). follow s: ^ ...................... o f said commissioners, and the persons snd cor* regulations, and th ajl have the same powers o f* H . P lffid tt ... . .AN A C T to Am end Section u « . .Nrticlc V o f hotly from cream , poratiorts mentioned in the u i d A rt. all the rights, arrest and service o f crim inal process as S heriffs Ire cream is a product made C H A P T E R 8546— (No r e t V u Section i. W hoever vhall cftbibil for pay <|C— C lu s te r II, Revived General Statutev o f Flor* condensed milk, or evaporated ....... milrc and. sugar, title hnd_______ interests_ granted by. the u i d commission- ami Coustablea, and may arrest with or without _ ________ N A C T Providin g for j h , K ntrinte5 , nt , 8|. IVRompenaation any crippled o r phyvically dittnrted, it fa. R rlaiing to Security to be G iven by Hank* with nr without a natural flavoring, and contains era and by the provisions o f u i d A cf. warrant persona violatin g the la w t o f Florida, ualformed or d u fig u red man, woman or child in for Deinnit o f State Fund*. '.h.e ,! ual,c S b o o U of an A 4 U & thi* A ct contain* contained shall be Sec. 6. Said T ra ffic O fficers and d ep not less than 14 per cent o f milk fat. Sec. 6. Nothing in this , u ties'shall S tale o f Pupil* from A ll Counties n y circu i, ahow or similar place »>rin any other jt f^nocltJ by the Lt£i»loturt o f Ih t S to le of F ru it ice cream 1* a fro rrn product made wholly construed to apply to lakes, except tide water be allowed for m aking arrest the same fee* a t o f F lo rila Bordering on t h T s t t S s of V, £ * ^*^plAce to which an adm u don fee U charge*!, and FI o h Jo: from cream , condensed or evaporated milk, and lakes. S heriffs, and the same mileage fo r conveying prisand Georgia and to Prescribe the I w ' ^ • ♦ whoever know ingly advertivea or know ingly cauvSection t. That Section 144, A rticle V of sugar, ami sound clean, mature fruit*, and conSec. 7. N othing in this Act contained „ shall be................................................................................................r oners, the same to be t i l e d a* coats in c a ~ t b^f Duties o f the Board o f Puhlir ' to be advertited any vuch exhibition, and C hapter II, Revived tGeneral Statutev of I’lorida, tains not less than ta pi>vr er cent construed to used conviction. A ll auch fees and fin es Imposed, tmon n u c«rt o f milk fat. construrd to apply apply to to beaches brachc* custom arily A ll Counties o f the State of Flori l* jw J lt H ‘ 1the vame it hereby amended to read r t t r solicits or procures the attendance of other* N ut ice cream is a fro ie n product made wholly hy hy the the public public a« bathing beaches. conviction, shall be paid Into the F'ine and Forbeaches . ____ ______ _________________ ___ _______________________ o n d A ^ S u t . o f Alabama and cW rg L 3 *1 , 1 any such exhibition with knowledge o f the na- a l follow s; from ___ su gar, erram or evaporated ____ milk. Sec. 8. _______________ N othing in th is 'A c _________ t contained ahall be ___ (eiture Fund o f auch cottnllr n,, condensed nr milk,_ ' ?! tu ie threof. shall, upon convictyon, be punished y j ,f •ecurity to be given by tuch ban kt and sound, rum-rancid nuts, and contain* pot less construed to prohibit any person from boating, Sec. 7. T he C ou n ty T ra ffic O ffice r shall, ap- •• /? r_ imprisonment m in trie S tale I ’rison for not rx* 3, lna)i tinder tbr .preceding section Ihatf 1 a per cent o f m ilk fat. la th in g .or ........... . .... fish ...... ing ... in water ___ covering _ the. »ub- point, upon the recomm endation and nomination Florida• “ <-, Z'*‘<Jf»re of tht Sltlt J tnr iinprivonmciit , |>. ,|n ignated ^ . * c e d in g one year, o f by fine not e x c e llin g 31,000. . convivt o f bond* nf the U nited Statev, and From and after Ihe f| a * u g—_ e o f this A ct. it shall _ merged land* o .f thi* or from exercising any o f the C ounty Com m iM issioner* o if m th cir eir rrespective c l l u . . 1. - r That e . . tK It t. _ . . Stale . 4 u m j ciu iim iu n cii u c ip fc iiv c Section i t • See. f . W hoever vhall exhibit for l*ay or com* the tmndv of the veveral Stale*, county and mu- lx* u n law fu l for any person, fi»m, association or of the privileges heretofore allowed by law a« to counties, one or more, not to exceed three. D eputy , i 0 # *11 ro tin iie, «f Iw c , ? Public **■ pftnvatton any cri|*f*Ic«t «»f phytlcally divtorte*!. ntci|al Ujndv, and county or coi/nty school time curiNiration to n u m ifa ctu re. sell nr offer for sale tuch submerged tamt and water covering the same. T ra ffic O fficers, who thall have the same powers nti ik« -.z a E.5 1 *1 °«.Florida by* I V m alform ed or dU figurcd lK“a»t. bird or anim al In WJirrantv. iivued by any one o f the counties or any ice cream that not• comply with ....................................................................... th e. until such subm erged land* shall in Ur and duties ffic O ----------fficer* gn d ahall . ? atul Georgia, ia •* - doe* * .... *he filled *1 - — a t the- *T ra ----------Cwfgi*. i* re-; .i ,: , <•*•* r. t- * » S i y c irc u s ,show or similsr placer or any other pH jc cities of the State o f Florida of the value there- alntvr standard. improved by the riparian owner a t herein author- ceive the same com pensation. S aid deputies ahall k ?I” e” rr,r"»tfM tt i*1o which an admission fee it charged, and who- 0|f may he agreed to by the G overnor, Comp* See. j . A n y froren milk product that doe* not j i ,,! / ' hold office d u rin g the term o f office o f the T ra ffic |?|“ nr . n . T l ! n l n l n . , J . pubUc KhooJ »*W * Cjrcr know ingly advertises or know ingly causes to i ru||e r and TreasuiVr. comply with atan>iards• for ice cream provided in Sec. 9. Nothing in this A ct contained shall affect O fficer making • " .......... ................................................* " * - .............. "• «£« appointment nnle„ removed for iadjoining d r o i n'Slat, C S for ^ t ^,h.l hent/.n« T e ^ and . n ^" im - JL** ,,^ gd vfttised any such exhibition, and whoever Sec. a. 'Ihi* A c t tliall take effect im m ediately Section a shall have plainly printed on each pack- or repeal Sections 1056, 1057, 1058, 1059, 1060, cause, »ge, eith er wholesale of rtta il, the common names 1061, to<a, io 6 j, to<£|, o f the Reviaed G eneral • Sec. 8. I f for any reason any section or sections r 0unIlrr. Uo r Cm^Ji'r, A n0 f , a f h_ id io ' nln« G o u e i^ [ikitt or p ro cu rrt the attendance of other* at upon it* approval b y Ihe G overnor. *uch exhibition with knowledge o f the nature Approved M ay 11, to st nf Ihe ingrrdienta contained therein and shall not Statutes u f F'lorida. o f this Act shall lie declared unconstitutional it 1» nrid^' I ^ G r t n J * uC° u ? ,iM o{ ,h« *Uts tbeeeof, ahall upon conviction lw punished by tmalidate an y other section or section*. ■ ■ he aold u nder the name o f i c e ‘cream. S * t. 10. N othing in this A ct contained shall ahall not invalidate i!' nrbonm ent in the county ja il for not exceeding *1* C H A P T E R 8510— (No. i l l ) . Sec. 4. A n y person, firm or association vitflat viol A uthorifin g i. .crtxin and T ru st ing ''aany _______ ,' months, or hy fine not exceeding $100.00. AN A C: T............................ . IIfanks ................... _______ o ____ _ A ct . . shall o f the provision* f this Companies Incor|«orated Under the l.aw s o f guilty o f a misdemeanor and" npon co n vk tlo tl n June 14,, I9 *iL > A p p ro v ed Ju Florida to in the Stock o f C ertain Cor- thereof si " lie ' fin e o f.......... not more _____ . Invest ... _____ shall fiunishecT by a . ....... . EV.v* poration* O rganised for the_ Purpose o f Engag- than $500.00 for each offense or imprisonment C H A P T E R H w i— <No. ijt>). . . A C T R elating te .th e Pow er* of the Trustee* ing ‘in International or _F’oreign B anking o r the county jait for six months, in the discreti ........ .. . . . . . . . . pupils To and from school, o f the Internal Improvement Fund o f the Slate Other International or Foreign Financial Op- of the court. Sec. is . T hi* Act shall lake effect Immediately C H A P T E R 8541— (N o. 147) o - p f Florida and to A uthorise taill Trustee* of ______ _ __________ ______ ___ _____ _ flict upon becoming a law. erations. _ _ . . ' . . ... . ^c c - 5- A ll law* and , ______ parts of laws in con , A N A C T A u th o risin g the Ittu an ce o f T each ers' b y rt'ptalerL11-,* V — '" " H 1'* h t ,t " ilh »'» htrtJ 2, aaid Internal Imptovcment -Fund to F.xchange f\t /| j-Hacl/.f by I h t tr { ii/ iil» r r o f I h t S ia lt o f herewith are hereby .repealed. C ertificate* in Substitution fo r C ertificates Is­ Approved June t, to st, S « . j . T his Act shall take effect i-nnedist* „ Lands of or Belonging to aaid Fund for O ther Florida: ' • Became a law without Ihe approval o f the Govsued in O ther States. upon its becoming a law. • ’ ■ S j u n d * Belonging to Private Owners, and to Section l. Subject to tire provisions of thr* ernor. U t It l.n o c ttd by Ihe L r fiilo tu r e of the Slate o f C H A P T E R 857*— (N o. 14j ) . Approved A p ril j , , 1911. ■ i i l A g r e e Upon the Term* and Com iitlons of A n y Act. it shall lie law ful fur any banking corim ralion A N A C T to Amend Section 497* of the .Revised F lorid a : ® * y S u c h Exchange, Including the Payment or Re nr trust company organised under the laws o f General Statutes of F'lorida, Helatin'g lo Farm C H A P T E R ®5JS— (N o t 4n>. Section 1. .Any applicant, who ha* received a i: , ’ crtpt of Any. Sum D crrv*! K tx r * \ jr r t» K fju il t lirb la. »tn| baking a capital ^*Hk •*( nf»t Ir%% s\N* A C T C reating a Hoard o f Charitle* for bach conditional a lig.................. n m e n t to teach ........................... school in Florida, |jia n Bonds as la w fu l Investment*. .............................. .............. .......... ... r .! , ?N r T ? R * 5 0 — (N'o. t ja l. .. l ' 'U * the N*aluci o f Such Exchanged l'«o|*efty and Iju.ooo.fni. to invest, amt Irom, time to time County H aving a Foptilation of O ver 100.000, F t l l F.nadtd by I h t L t f i il a l u 't o f I h t S tair of nreventing to the State Superintendent o f Public A C T l ixing the Final Date for th* Ii'ing of ' B '^ t o Execute and Deliver D eed* *»I C onveyance* t,a%r , „ %r%tr .l, in the ag<rrg*ir not exceeding and Prescribing It* P o frert an«l Duties, P rovid­ lia tru ctio n a valid teacher's certifica te issued its the Annual Reports of County Supt intrnfats .1 F lorid a: aaid I'urpote*. . i«» |>rr •mliirti f»t tbr amount of il* capital *lf»ck. ing for It* l-’inancial .Support, and Providing Section i. T hat Section 4978 o f the Revised another *tate whose requirem ents for the certifi* ° f Public Instruction, and I^reKriblng* Ptaib 1! J fi ft (inactfJ by tht l.ffit la t u r t of tht Sto tt of • tp ihr ( jp$ta) ttm k of a«»y c«»r|»ur*t»wn organized for the Q ualification n f It* Member*, and Re­ General S tatu lrs o f Florida be and the same is cation o f teachers a rc sim ilar and fu lly equal to w r the \ lolatlon o f Thi* Act. {.iiP te r id * , • . f t he pttrpoae o f engaging in international or ....... ................... pealing A ll loawf .in. C ....................... o n flict with ................... thi* A c t. hereby amended |o cead as follow s: those o f F lorida; furn ishin g satisfactory evidence y F.nacled by the Legislature of Ike Stitt §f c “ “ tion 1. T hat the T ru ste e s o f the Internal rrign lank mg or other international or foreign j i e /| Unacted by the L ftiilo tm re o f Ihe S to le o f **4978. Farm I-oan Bonds la w fu l Invrstmertt «. f having graduated from an approved four-year F lorid a l Yemeni Fund o f me the State «ol tumcial operationt, provideil *tKh la»t mentioned Florida: provtm em ru n u or n «Florida . l»e and for Fiduciary F unds, E tc.— Farm loan bond* law* high school, em ploying a faculty o f not less than Section t. It shall he the duty of eszk i d j are hereby authorised and rmi*oweri red, in ir|M»ratinn il one in who*e »t«xk ijational lank* Section i. T here if hereby created a Hoard of . .................................- ........... .. ...................... -fid investment for trustees, administrator*, guar* fuur teachers d evoting fu ll time to high school County Superintendent of Public Inttmc tAW<U tlont ba\e the ligh t, “ *r :ir 'discretion, to e tc h in g s lam!* b tld nr owned t, with the approval Charities in each county having a imputation o f dians, etc. T hat farm loan bonds Issued under work, and, in addition thereto, o f having com**,(Jn } ° prf P*re and file , lo invest any part over 100,000 according to th r ta il Federal Census, the pi 1“ ■ A t w. t l • |J ijj - — , -- — ....... Siptf* ball Iw >ponvr>rd lo *aid TruM rra in exchange therefor, siirh |n*e*lm«nt. which application their successors ate anpninfed and qualifietl, e i rial Agrnt* f*»r the United States a o l other pur- sulntitutioii a Florida teacher's certificate of like intendent of Public Instruction, when usd report* j g j d to agree uj*on and pay or receive. a% tl«r »i*r • mil f••r mi a* lb# t *»ni|*rtollrr shall p r m I ibr cept that of the first Hoard appointed under this from any county I* not filed and accepted W •se«t* and approved July 17th. 191A. by federal grade as the one filed. m a y ' in the judgment of o n l 1 ruvree* re*pi- e. «*lm h shall state \* t Three n»eml*rrs thereof shall he appointed land tanks, ur joint stock land tan ks, shall tie a Sec. j The State Superintendent of Public A ugust 15th. to n otifv the County Hoard of PuV (a) Ibe name of the i«»r|N.ration in whose for thr frrm of two years and fiu g members law ful investment. for all fiduciary. tS y sum ur *um* of money deemed nrrr*aar> by lie Instruction that tne rrport of the County 5* . # and trust Instruction i* hereby authorized and required ]•-JH I^ Q T rustee; for th< purpose «*f r«p»atlru»g thr •t«w k it is desired to invest, ami its principal place thereof shall Ik* apjxiintrd for the tetm n f four fund including all funds In the control o f tru%- when the requirem ent* in Section 1 of this Act rwrintendent ha* not been received*, or ha* cat • ^ l u e s o f such exchanged property, and to make of business. jear* except in the ra*e n f an appointment to fill tee*. insurance. companies# . assignee*, guardians. arr complied with, to issue to such applicant with- been accented ou account of the defective man&ef (hi The amount *»f the capital st«*rk and *ur- a saeancy. in which case the appointment shall adm inistrators and executor*. a» may be acccptrd usd enter Into contract* nr agreement* for such • • • which " " ' 4 11 lit « was made V I I I . (and M i l l Iit I shall P I I 8 II be |l out: the tee date daft ‘ ' out exam ination a certificate in substitution for in pbi« " f (be applicant, and tbr amount *d its de purpose*. be fi*r tbr u n esp irn l term. T h e G overnor shall a* security for all public deposits." ... o f the County Hoard o f Public Instructs 1 of saA .pgrpose or mirv the one filed. I n a l said Tri»*ter§ nf tbr Internal 1m ith have the jHJwer to remove any/m em Urr o f tuch )H »S|tS See. j. *The certifica te filed for substitution rn ttnty to withhold the further payment of aalary l ^ 8 c c , 2* Approved M ay a l, i o j i . MVsemeiit Fund hr and they a ir hereby author (c) I be number nf shares to be acquired, and Hoard for cause and shall fill all vacancies that • ball |»e equivalent to and hot lower in grade J? Ihe said C ountv Superintendent until tW yitdand em powerH to execute am i deliver a deed or thr maximum price t winch it is proposed to ae­ may at any time occur therein Each # member than a Florida |*riat (»radc or a State C ertificate. C o u n ty Hoard o f I ublic Instruction is notified ( 'H A P T E R * 5.19— ‘ No i 44>of conveyance in their discretion nece**ary -^mrr rbrm shall p v r bond t«» tbr <h»u nmr for ibe faith ful AN \( I Relating to Sf»rcial (itlicer* for thr Pro­ and lb# certificate issued in lieu u f the one filed ',v the State Superintendent nf Public Instrae* n ’.i I f U I» Ibe aggregate amount »*f investm ent«. if perform ance of his or her duties in the uim of proper for the pnr|**>*c of car r sing nit" »tfr«-t tection and S afety <■f Common C arriers. 'Ilieir shall !>e valid for teaching in any public school **on that said report hat been received and ae* ' l a y Such exchange .»• any contra* 1 «»r agreement aoi of ibe applicant in the slurb of cnr|»orationt IpiRHio n with a surety company ipialitied to <b> Passengers and. Employes and the# Property . # . , of of Ihe Stale of Florida for a period o f three £*!**«* #T J*r . 7?rm/>rr or ,mrmher* of any Ctmtf "jp tre fo r nutie by sai.l ] r s i t r n un*ler or pursuant organized f*.r tbr purpose of engaging in inter bunions m the M ale of Florida, a* *u retr. which : *ch( ‘arriers. Passengers apd Employes, and years from it* date, but in no grade above the B oard o f Public Instruction who ©hall be rrspoaProviding for thr Appointment. Pow ers, D uties, tenth unless the applicant has completed a four* •due for the violation o f thi* Act shall be tokjed ,* I k ! i r * S r ibc power or |«8iwrrs ve*te*| 10 them by this national or foreign banking, or other international tnimls. shall l»r approsed and kept by the Hoard nf X f t . or otherwise, and any such deed «*r deed* of foreign financial operation* and the name* of ('uu ntf (*omn»is*ionei* for such county in winch Q ualifications. I enure, Rernmal, and Comj»en- >rar course in a recognized standard U n iversity, ®° jnoval hy the Governor or complaint fiWd by IPkll fu lly convey to and ve*t in the purchaser •*» *<nh corporations* such Hoard •»f Chanties may be created T he pre satmn of Such Special Officers, College or Normal SehAol, under the provision* *he State Superintendent of Public Instruction. (ei Such othrr inform ation a* the i otnptmller M n te e the properly *0 c«mveye*l . miutsis on said l»>nds shall Hb paid as part of the He It Enacted by thr l.egntaturt of thr S ta le of ••I Section 1 of thi* A ct and hold* a lle g r e e on the *t^‘ All law* and pa^rt* nf laws in ronflid v j f t . t. That all land* convese*! t«» *at«l Iru* may re«|uire rsj*rnsrs **f said Hoard of ( liarides I la la»is thereof, in which case the ipb**ltulfd eertifi- with ’* the provisions o f this Act sr# herrhy rv *n j 1 lie t ••ninttoller shall base |»-*wer to Jtgg ptlfxusnt to this Act nr ratified hereby *baH . * Src 2 T he Hoard of C hantie* tliall provide Sectnus 1. Upon the application of any rail cate isMifJ will be valid (of traclnng in all grades pealed. him undf r the for ihusr «•f thr inhabitants who by reason of r"ad, rxprrss com|«anv. or other c«»mfnori carrier, of the High School, including the eleventh and ig held and disposed id by *ai*l Itu sierv pm u a|*pr*»sr any a|»pluatloi| madr S rc. 4. T h K Ac* shall take effect u|ou ft* NO­ o| 1)11% \rl, or I • reject thr same, if in age. infirm ity or of m i*fortune may hate claims •bong honors* 10 thi* Sfate, the Governor ||vf |o the laws o f Ibe Stale >1 Morula aHe#t' *>• I shall tw elfth. , A ll certifica tes issued under the pro* age and approval by the Governor. S g l Trustee* of the Internal linpf*vem rnt I nod lot opinion, fof an> rra*"i». ll- gian lin g o l ibe upon thr aid and sytn|Uthy of society, it shall ap|M»int one or more »(*evial officers for the pro- \$si«m« o f this A ct shall have all the rights, priv* A pproved June >4. I9>t. • A || acts • am endalurv ibrreto. • apphralifin would m*t Ik* rs|*cdirnt " f •«« tbr best ri"l mils furnish trm|»orary relief to the indigent, tret ion and safety o f such c*rr irrs. their passen ilegr*. and l>eucfit* as to life extension conveyed 4. A ll laws ill conflict herewith air he*«hv intrrrsl of llir applnant bank or trust com jany but slia'I also study the cause o f their (Miserly and g n » 4t,,l employe*, and the pro(»erty proj o f such c a r ­ to the holders of sinfilar certificates obtained by C H A P T E R 8548— (No. i j j ) 'J Sgpealed. and shall take e first whrn approvr-l b> •>t tbr cotlittninit) w lirtr tbr bu*inr«s of the app'i *erk a constructive (dan (or a permanent remedy, riers. pa«senj;rr and em()b»yev exam ination in this State and of a like subject to A N A C T A uthorizing and F*m|*owent!g the B- »ri #ant i* i arned on. \ fie r thr approsal *»f the snd as«i«t tbrm !»ack in the path* i»f self su|*|w»rt t he Governor. Src. z. Each s|»rcial officer shall have and ex- resfHation for cause. of Public Instruction o l Each County in the I riniptf " lb r , and not l*rforr, it •bsll I- lawful f *r ssoenesi't |H»v*tble, to the rm l that they mav h r­ rreisr ibroughotil rs r r y county m which thr com f ^Approved June 14. *9 -*« Sec. 4. I h e feet accru in g from Sect I«»n*i o f this S tate o f F'lorida Now Having an OutiUn&ag ibr appluati"*! bank t" inakr thr in%r*tmei»| j*r«»- * "Me useful citizens, and ceasr lo be a charge oion earn er fur which he was appointed, shall do A rt shall be turned over to the State Treasure^ Indebtedness Flvidenced by County Schs-M War* in $19 application C H A I T E R 8 s i * — <Nn > n i o|*on tbr county. 'per . I|ir _ business, operate, or «rwn pror*erty. (tower to and d im m e d with other exam ination fees for the rants. Notes or Otherwise, Made, Issued i d \ iM A C T to Amend .*Ncv.fifin 4 »U" »^t the Revised Set 1 Ibis Act sliall take effett immediately • y Members o f the H a rd of C harities make arrests f*»r violating fI<1TI o «»f| Ifw on the prop^rtf paym ent' of salaries, traveling and incidental exD elivered by such Hoard of Puhlic Invtrortio^ d h G e n eral Statutes ©f F'l.*nda. R e’atinif t*» the $i|—n its lo o m in g a Isw *ball witboiit c«uvi|»eri«ation. compensation, but sa said lb».si |*CI V H lM u .scs of the State Hoard o f Examiners a t pro­ !«all serve *et\r without il Hoard «if such common c a r r ie r s and t<i arrest (>c»•onf^ak^ I)u !y Signed by its Chairman and Atteyted kf IB tp co fp o ratio n . Rower*. Duties and l.tabiHtirs .Vpprosed June j . tu-'i lu ll laave Ibe jH.wrr to employ such (aid a*%i*i* whether on or off such carrier's property, violat- t f t f d m . Section o f the Revised (^neral Slatits Secretary, for and in Consideration of S« r \\i ■. . m and x .,,1 ito n .pay >« — the ■ I . a nnecessary > a i , 1 r »< expenses n a tia aa I that n a l n may i 4 V i _ ** . . _ . _ L_ _ . _. a . . . . .1 . . L . * * ” ' . . ''*W fu st and S ecurit) ( "infunir* D u n g Hu*ine*s ante ing any Ilaw on such c a rrie r's ' _nroprrty under ithe ute*. ice Rendered as Teacher, for FaV** PerfurtBZx C I I A I T K R 8531— (N o. ii6> . f a tbls State. % , • fir incurred by said Hoard, in the proper perforin same conditions under whicli deputy sheriffs may S ee l «u- T his A ct shall only apply where the and M aterial F’urnithed in the Coast ruction tl AN A C T In Prescribe the E xercise nf T rust Ftinr anrr Uf its functions. by law make arrests, and -shall la v e authority to State from which applicant* for certificates under School Buildings or Addition* Thereto, F'orii* f Jl Enacted by the l.c n ilo t u r t o f the S tole of Mils Of the Right to Act as I ru*tee. Executor. ^ec 4 Njid H<ar,| shall r 'r r t one of its mem carry weapon* for tfie reasonable purpose of their this A ct come, exten d to I’b u id s certificate holdtu re. Equipment or Supplies for the Same, Of, T 6 6 if i . . , t> , Ndmuutt 1a i" f . Registrar M"«k« and H-md*, \ |#r$s a» chairm an, and shall hold rrgular meetings offices. . er% the same rights and privilege© as in this Act for M oney le a n e d to and Receive! hy Sark # l^KfXtinn l. That Section 4100 nf die Rrviset!Guardians >1 Estate. Assignee. Receiver or Coin a i least uttce otic a month. “ hey sliall keep m inutes' Sec t Before entering into the perform ance of provided for holders of cer tifii ate (rum other Hoard of Public Instruction (•»’ I durational rm l Statutes o f F’bunla, Relating »•» thr m I states uf Lunatics or \uy Other iidltee of of their pr»»cee*lii»gs and shall, ‘ . on or *before ‘ the lus duties e ie r y such *j»^4 iv* officer shall enter slates Piir(M»«rs ami for Interest on Such Eons To ration, power*, tlullrs and lialubtir^ of trout V«i Kidurixry C aja citv by * ( a|M oati"’i* or t (til of boot t ii.ifitb. ’ hr H-.a 1 I. d .f < into a g*H-l oid sufficient bond pavable to the See 6 All law* and parts of laws in conflict Issue and Sell Interest Hearing < War* security com tanie* doing business in this I.f I Inf 4Mll .l1* \\ ’lllltl Ilf** 1 lull's cr( ill! i which \ "in ” is-1 to rrs f..r lb# t 'lltity I .-*vern«i I I Ik ib Ij ymJ bis »ii< rrj«"f4 in thr with Ihe provisions o f this Act are hereby rerants in a Sum or Slim* Not h» h«ceed Me, be amt the same 1* hereby, amende ! %•» as I t C ha» ties may be i levied a report •d’ |cn al *11111 '•( J ci.nwfi ##o, nith *‘«nir sn irtv corn pea lexI Tntal Amount of such Outstanding Indebted­ Trad 'as follnww IA.- Nf-I’ f i’ f x(K"tn|i|ureS ing a st^’ roiru? n( fhrir r «|*r •**I’ t ill eS du ilu 'in g panv 4 '*fhorizrd f" d • business nt this State as See. ?. This Act shall take effect upon its pa*s ness, or for such Portion Thereof as *uch Board * OO. zNff»irs • by H a u l * I ••- * • / n i r i r i t i g • .4trfilar mtoith surety tberm ii. conditioned f"f" the faith ful |*er age and approval hy the G overnor. M ay l»c Liable, Under the Provisions of the jb e r ; E lection • VJu«-»u»n. Me«nug Vi ti.r #i e passage of s»i »i•-f • i I at 11 in « \ ft «ball l>e the duty of tbr Cm iM y t mn form ance of In* duties, a n d . to pay any and all Approved May 19, i q z i , , . Constitution o f the State o f Florida, Where A lin g ; V o tin g . F.lv^to-g tlrtu r** P " »,f *i*« tin# o |-o atinn t it d u ll he uni.*# noiers in each county where such Hoard of lamage done by any illegal act committed by him. N ew C ounty lla * Been Create*! irora a M j l ► very Trust (*uit»|win) shall ,l»e iu<*tiJKei| •ball ztMKUliuii th rxerci»r »> *f the trust func- i l u i i t i r . -lu ll l>f c tr x ln l to Ifv y an annual tax in I*- approved f»y the Com plrnllrr of th e.S ta te of o f the Coupty in W hich tuch Indehte*!ne« C H A P T E R 8541— (N o. iaR ). it 0/ annually not le*s by than director*. at** t«ihetr < >. •> a ll • • • ! - . . I . I n . n t .. .a ! .I rO i.n l ■* , 1 I. Jelrcte«l the tisr stockholder* |««*nw now preKribcd by #the laws y f the State on all real and |>^rs<inal pro|K*rlv IIn said county F’lorida. ly c u rre d . and A uthorizing and Empowering aay . A N • A C T to Am end Section 579 o l 4 he Revised (ttal meeting a» hereinafter provided; a major* nf* ** Ebivbla tu be exercised by trust companies * ‘ " or in Aii amount to tw fixed by sab! Hoard nf Chra Sew 4. Such fpecial nffirers shall not receive any G eneral Statutes o f .. F lorida, Relating to E lec­ N ew C ounty, Created front a Portion of-Any a w v u lin n s . ur to exrreise .any r*f Ibr duties, (low­ o f the Hoard o f Directurs shall cqnstitttte a ities fwhich a m o u n t,*howevtd, shall never extern! fees or salary from thr S late of Florida or an r tion* in Special T a x School D istricts for the C ou n ty in W hich tuch Indcbtedne** Wa* la* prutn for the transaction nf business. The a n ­ ers or enjoy the emoluments, profits or lienefits one mill of the assessed valuation of such conn cou nty., but their com(ren*ation shall he agreeil cu r red. Likewise Issue and Sell such Jnttre« Purpose o f Issuing Bonds for A cquiring, B u ild ­ i l meeting o f the Stockholder* shall l»e h n d »l which m ay he granted or may have heretofore tv ), to )#c p u d in quarterly installm ents to said upon and pati! by the carrier making such apjdi Hearing CuujM.fj W arrants in a Sum or Suns ing. Enlarging. F urnishing, or O therwise Im­ f principal place of business o f the T rust ( ouv hem granted by the l.egi*latti*e of (hr .State of |ha»d of I baritie* the 1 oib day of l u iiu r v . cation . Equal to the Amount of the Proportion of ««a proving HmJdiugs or School Grounds. k y during the first fifteen days of January of Florida to e*»fporaV'*ns 01 a**.#, iation« without •\pril. tidy and O ctofi r of each >*ar t 4w the put V c % The •pecial ofTiier* provided for here­ V f It tinacted by friz Legislature of the S late of Indebtedness for W hich It is Liable, as Trosiied ;h y c i r at an hour and day to l*e fi»*-d by thr fu iiiig fu st i»titao«r,| a chart* r under the laws uf pos# id d efrayin g tVie- espense* o f said th a rd *»f in shall l y commissioner bv tt»e t»*»verrior f«»r the Florida: by the Constitution o f the Stair of Florida, w if such ( hardies Tawa. Notice of such onmvxl meeting *1141! ^ the State ••f I I uI j granting the v«e . term •*( two years and shall be removed by him the Purpose of Securing Money to Liquidate Section t. That Section 479 o f the RevU rd dished and a copy of ©aid notice d u ll Ik* mail’*’ I |-'» f n duties • d fo ’ Mtn.irt ''ei b **.»i-| H-.ard •>! ('ban tte* ij aiit)iori«r«t* at any tune, in the manner and for the causes G eneral Statutes of Florida and Pay off such Outstanding Indebtedness, ana and the same Ss . • "i 4. ach stockholder at bis last known resident v at \tt) . irp..i.it **«••< ivi'iM attempt !-• receive and a«|mini«ter <lonati«*ns hV private provided by law Providing for the Payment of such, lnfrftst h rtrh y am en d ed a* follow s U set (••'lb la r l.r s witbiu the •« .*j»e i»f its tbitirs hut the Co‘|tl t two week* brf«»re l»«e date " f tbr meeting Ilk -i| ttlC f 'IB 11 •»!• See In • ach case wher*- anv of the special 1 bat whenever ibe residents of a s j k t u I lax Hearing Coupon W arran ts.• . |l 'r -ztP r s tii'I h av e Iwen f\ ti. w bub sin It I b 'if l •»( I parities may f*e « e ••flic* is rt!e» t an arrest, tbr sheriff of the county *chi mi I district in any enuuty in this S tair ahall He l l F .n ad ed.b y the Legislature of the State »l A newspaper tniblisbed in the p ’arr w lirtr ibe E fl . ill • t a I »h lite r g» 1 »»• d b* il», >»ate (iclpal place «'l bllsl’ir % I l f tbr I lost • ' 1 1 •* '" «tr-| shit* ii - wise t< liable lot the disburse which such arrest is effected shall f*r entitled desire the irsuance uf bonds by said special tax Florida t . f located; or, If Ihetr »h iio newsj*a$K» | iM m Ih I I * • ••I • -> » b< •tr«iur.'. iifl 4 ..I 1 iiiTS'lcineatni’ nirrit tliere<>( In the law ful fees the same as though such arrext. school district for the purpose o f acquiring, build Sevtiqn l . The Hoard of Public Im tnaclwpoi auch place, them in one |*uhl»sbr«l in tbr |d.»#r atnl shall l*e ptinisbablr a% s ih Ii . and any Act per­ See 7 Section i j o f (mha()ter jf'jo . l-aws nf had liern effected by him or one of his de(itilirf. ing. enlarging, furnishing, or otherw ise improv* .•ach C ou n ty ' in the State of F’lorida. f t t thereto It! the same conn tv . At all inert . formed by thenj in vi**la»i*u» *•( any #»f the pro 1‘bifida, approved May jo , l«j»7, creating a Hoard by Cousty •ed uy See 7. Any i*erM>n who shall have tieen Jam- ing buildings or schiMil grounds *?F for any other an outstanding indebtedness, evidenced o f tfockhedder* for the election of J t r r .t * * visions o| this \« I shall l#e null an t v#*id. f C la ritie s fur the City •.( Jacksonville and pre Aged, either in ni* person or hi* (»r«iperty, by the exclu sive use o f the public free school* within ithin School W arranta, Notes or otherwise, r a w . . Sr« $ A'l taws an I p vits •»( laws in c**nfl|« t »4 ’ ibing ti* |n#wn % and tlutirs and its relation to w rongful act nf such officer may bring suit for any tuch special ta% school district, they share ahall entitle tbr owner I" one y.'tr t>* ahall and delivered by tuch Jtoard of Public director, and a st’wkholdei ina# vote at any heiewith a ’ c lierrby ij-|K-alr*l the Hoard of C ounty C o m m iv s io n e r s a n d ail law* ihe redres4 o f such w ron g on the b«ind o f such present to the county board o f public instruct ction lio n , d u ly aignr^ by tne chairman and A,tcstr4 jn g o f tlie corporation by proxy in writing See 1 Ibis Act shall take effect upon its ap- or ( a its .o f laws in conflict herewith, for. o f.........county the county ininwhich which the thesaid saiddistrict district isislocated loca , . . .are, to the officer hereInbefore provided ............. ...... by the secretary of auch Board, for and In c©a* him; every director must ow n and bold provat by the Governor extent nf such - co n flict, hereby repealed. See. 8. This A ct shall take effect upon it© be* a petition signed by not less than 15 per cent o f sideration o f service performed as teacher, tot . Bwn name not b y tlian ten unpledged Approved June 14. i q z i . See 8. H im A ct shall take effect im m ediately coming a law. the duly qualified elector* residing within the ©aid labor perform ed and material furnished in !»• I t * ' o ( the par value ut $100.00 nr .more per --------I . ujwn (ta passage arul approval by the G overnor. Approved M ay a t, 1941. special tax school district, setting forth in gen- construction o f school buildings or additions inert** ©hare of Ine «i()ilal stock o f tn rli Trust ( omC I I A I T E R R x j*— (N o. ' i j 7>. Approved June 14. i q z i . - - — eral term* the amount o f the bonds desired to by to, fu rn itu re, equiprqent or supplies for^the u®e, T he atock bolder a or tllr^clora shall an- AN A C T to F’urthrr Regulate the llusines* of r iM i» * r t- n ^ — 7 ” v C H A P T E R 8440— (N o. 145). issued and the purpose th ereof and that Jbe pro- or (or money loaned to and receivedyby A5* 1 choose a president and (*ne nr more vice* Itankiiqr in the State of Florida and tn Regulate . V H A P T r.R •(N o. M »). A N A C T to Amend SectifAi Z46J of the Revived cerds derived from the sale o f such bonds shall Hoard o f P u b lic• Instruction (or educational p«r* ihe ('barge for FIxehange by Hank* and to Heg- ^ tlXrnti from the Hoard o f D irectors, and the ^ ^ to I rovide for Assistance to F-x Serviee General Statutes o f the State of Florida,. Reiat* l*e used for the |>urpo*e* set forth In the ©aid pe- (>osci and for interest on such loans, shall be, ©«« ctors shall appoint a secretary, a treasurer and / lilale the Protest of C’ hrctfs. , Men and W omen in Securing B en efits I rovid* ing to (be Duties o f Pilot Commissioners, the tition ; provided.* that in special tax school dis* is hereby authorized and empowered to iiaue too officers, agents, ami employe*, who shall b^ He It F u n d ed by the Legislature of the Su>te of n r t b * ,rf.n *Be l n lffn States. Examination and Number o f Pilots. Irict* located wholly or part tally in* cities o f a t,- sell interest bearing coupon wafrants in -a FlonJa: in ©uch manner and nolu office fur such Be /f F.nac\eJ by ihe Legislature of the Stale o f He /( Enacted by the Legislature of ih e 'S lo t e o f 000 population, or more, according to the last or sums not to exceed the total amount °« ,a E Section 1. That hereafter banks In F'lorida M i s the by law s may prescribe. • r Ion da: 1* • * F loridaI * Federal Census, the said petition may be di©* m itifan d in g and u n ja ld school w arrants notff th a r g* r for , rxchange tint'exceeding one-eighth c , J. A ll laws and parts o f l*w» in cim nict shall 1 * , , ll{ # _ c.^ , J * - r lJ* A diu tan t G eneral o f the Section 1. That Section j 4ftj nf the Reviaed ren ted with and the proposition of Issuing Bonds other evidences o f debt issued and c.f «...v one per ............. centum when paying or remitting d .I* u hereby authorized «uu and i.cn General Statutes of the the M State o f pFlorida, relating tor for the Ihe purposes purpose* as as herein herein outlined outlined may this A c t are hereby repealed. ... .............. ................... " " # "for V StatF o f rFlorida 'u ,,,« be *T ■a n"«-»• v e u y -rnuuiacvi cra i M aiu ies 01 ate ot io rp u . relating linen may may be i>e initm- such .lien Hoard nciaru as a . aforesaid, a m r c u iu , for rur the me purpose© »»- tlort, drawn upon upon them; them; that that whenever whenever aa cheek cheek directed directed to to assist assist all all ex rx service service men men and and women w.----- in to the duties o f Pilot — * • * Exam* ~ . . by . • the• board o f public instruction 1** r oof f Ibe • thereof . . a. t (pproved M ay I K 1911. c linrck* k s drawn Commissioners, the Hated inti ruction Ihe u i d . o r for auch portion --------or checks are forwarded or prevented to a bank preparing claim s for, and securing such rompensa* ination and Number o f Pilots, be and the tame is said county or by the T ru stees o f* u i*d' ~ Special ~ T a * may he liable, under the pro ei.lo n . of the C H A P T E R R5Z7— (N o. i j * ) for a payment, except when prevented by the tkm , hospitalization, vocational training, and an y hereby amended to read as follow s: D . . .istrict, . . . . . . . or w. by .i» both both Untie© tKutira. tution o f the State o f Iflorlda, where a new twne A C T Am ending Section* J J $9 •««* in t»«rson. Ihe paying bank or rem itting other benefits or privileges to which IhVy are or Section 1461. Com m issioners to Examine and *Sec. a. A ll law . and p a rt, o f law# In co n flict ty h a . been created from a portion of Ibe cone I • Revised (^ n era l Statute* o f Florid*. He* bank may (v** or remit the same, at its option, vnay become entitlei! under the law* o f the U nited License Pilots. Said Hoards nf Commissioners shall herewith are hereby repealed. in which .u ch in debted ne.. w a. incurrM. » kUng to County Depositories. cither in money, or in exchange drawn nn it^ re State*; and that ,all service rendered under the examine persont.w ho may wish to t»e licensed as piSec. j . T h i. A ct .h a ll take effect upon i t . ap- an y new county created from a portion °* * / It Enacted by the Legislature 0/ the Stole of »flv c agent or agents in the C ity of New 1 ork provisions o f this A ct shall be without expense to tots in all matters pertaining to the management proval by Ihe G orern or. cou n ty in which inch Indebtrdncu w a. IncurrK, or In . n r rc»frve city wiltiin Ihe S l.lh l;cilcral the_ c l.im .n l . Vle n d a: . . . . _ , ,, , o f rre .irl.; a l.o in regard 10 their knowledge o f a . taifa . r reruu nldi ahall .n ail be. or, and »nn la 1. hereby n u tu r liVcwtu *^ Approved June 14, i o n . Section 1. T hat Section 1559 o f tk* lln rlw u lin e r t r D jiltic t; «nH, al il. ‘ , " “•7 . — ■ «« h«C. ». T h i. A ct .hall take effect im m ediately the channel »nd the harbor where they with to act thorlred apd empowered to lu u e and •*!! * * . Ftocld* l>c. . m l the Mine I. tc > *uch c .c li.n g t not e .c c c i I 'm c r . l S u tu tee». o f F lo jld . Iw. eighth o f one upon i t . becoming » law. a , p ilo t.; and If upon exam ination they find them intereat ht-aring hearing coupon warrant# In in # » . . C I I A I T K R 8 5 ,4 — (N o . 149). intere#t ,. red a . .. fo llo w .: . per centum of the aggregate o f the ch eck . • Approved Ju n e t , i o n . * qualified ...................... H S | W n te o d r dd to read foil to take command. .o f. .all. .c l a w , o f. v c a e .l . A N A C T to Amend Section# 518 ciB *nrt »nd 519 o f the .u *um rn . equal to the amount o f the proportion »• lo he County Drpo»itorie#.— A n y .n presented an.l tuiid; provi< ............... _ Reviaed G e n e r a l S t a t u t e , o f Florida. R elating auch Indebtedne*# for which it I# llsble M J ” . . ... . llaH e *° - n ,er ,h ** P °rt- »nd *te thoroughly fa1. N ttio n .l or S t.te , authorire«l to do bu .l- charge .lu ll not be lr,» than ten cent*. I’ roridrd CHAT-TF.U 85J7— (N o . t , j ) . miliar with the channel and cu rren t, o f the harlo ath e M atter of_ G ran er- viurvj vided 117 by **ix the vw Constitution o f Ihe *— S u te of rjo* . tin .g G rad __iu te State C__ iiiiiiuiw 'ii w, " r, ^ • Iwoper per cent further, that the pprovm Art.lu ll not ap-. A N in th i. Stale, that will ••p»y cent per per (m ther, tlu t the ro .i.ioon n oot f th thi.i. Act ACT G ran tin g and C on firm in g Riparian bnr, they .h all appoint and licente auch number p -y Iwo tifica trs to the G raduates o f C ertain C olleges the interest bearing coupon warrant* ” erf,“ . on daily balance, of Ihe C ou n ty G eneral ply to foreign lu ll, nf exchange. R ig h t, and Subm erged and I'illed in l-aml». o f thoae found qualified a . are reqniaite to peran«l U niversities in this State. _ _ vided for to bear Interest at a rate not lo See. That hereafter it .h a ll he u n la w fu l.fo r B t l l F.nacltd by Ike L r tiila lu r e o f Ihr S la te o f form the du tie. required o f the pilot* (or that He l l lin a d td by Ihe L e tie la iu r t o f (ho S ta le o f 8 per centum per annum, payable annuauy ,ue Fum lt, the C ounty Finet and fo rfe itu r e mda, the Road Fund*, and each and every , ny ny peraon nr notary public, nr other official in F lorid a t . . . . . . . . . port, «o there .h a ll not be more than ten p ilo t. F lorid a : »emi an n u ally, a i may be found necetaary ot » S r aej^rale and dl.tin ct C ou n ty Fund, re- n,lii. Slate, knowingly. In protect any check for Section 1. IV herrat, It it for the Iwneflt o f for the port of B e n u c o la ; three for Ihe porU of Section 1. T hat Section j t 8 o l Ihe Revl»cd pedient and shall he In #ueh form and • J r ffT . E f v e ly . and al»o, u|H»n the general or common *ir,lyT'an_d »iw). upon^the im e r a l o r non payment, when p .ym en i l. declined »olely on the j i l a l e o f Florida that w ater fron t property f A the aame” ^ Sai'iJni aa*V tthe b « ,lfloar7 l» u i n g ’U « « , shall .h ali prrt» prcwrSS f l^pl'a c h & d a and. " f_. r n h r l l e " 'a t > th "~ FjtTt A n d G a 'n e A T _'s ta iu te '.'o f F1oJid2 ____ . U * a n J ‘ nation# Itoard Issuing Mme m ft pnty Khool fu n d , and on each .pecial tax (be ground that the la y in g hank exerel»e» i t . be Improved and „ „and developed; Cl , .. , „ W e .t Pa.#e. in cln .iv/; fo u r for the nort o f Fer- hereby amended to rtwd a . follow#: and none o f such .u ch warrant# w a rra n t. #h*ll shall be b J 9/ - * . ■ hoi dUtrict fund, reapectlvely, when the depo*- t<|><i->m to collect exchange on »tich c l» U . not ex **“ \\ herra*. ^Ihe^ State being 0 *e proprielor^ of all nandiiu. and Na.tatJ^ In le t: eleven for the port Section 518. . A it persona . __ ____ who__ haee _ heretofore heretofore forfora alo longer n ger period periodo fo ftun# lim#than than“ wX 7' J Jt jomlJ- j T to the credit o f tald fu n d ., re .p ecliv ely . ex- eeeding one eighth o f one |-er centum of the aubmerged la n d , and w ater p riv ile g e , within It# o forr the of Tort or m ar berrqfter 01f Jackw>nville; jicx » o n v ille : eight right lo Ihe p ort, ot I’ort Tam- nr , bereqfter graduate graduate from from Ihe the Norm Normal al or o r the the date date ooff b»ue. iu u e . Said Said w warrtn arranUt. to U> be be numon ^ ^ . P ta.ooo.oo, and 4 per cen t per annum on hal- .m ount of aueh check, or thr minimum charge . ________ , ____ . . . __ . . . . . . . . ____. . . . __ pa. Tampa. St. re te r.b u rg and M anatee, inclusive; C ollegiate Departments o f Ihe U n iversity o f Flor- con secutively, beginning with number 01 S a o f auch funda re.p cctivcly, dcj>o»itcd for a not le«» than cent*, a . »ct forth In Section 1 from im proving th eir water lo ti; tnerefore • three for the port o f P u n ts G on la. three for the ida o r-th e Florida State C ollege for W om en, w ho each w arran t shall h»ve attached tkeert® 1 Zod o f three m onth, or longer, and g iv e ., a . it . hereof; and any peraon. notarv public, or other T he S ta te ' o f Florida, for the eon.idera consideration port o f.C Irarlo tte Harbor and three for 4 he port in the regular exam inations held In the*e institu- coupoua, each coupon bearing the number - ■ ■ tip e m e , a lu r r y bond l.aued hy a-mto aurety official, knaw inglr. violating th i. arctlnn .hall he above mentioned, , object tn an y inalienable 1 lirnable truat nf Boca Granite; four for the port o f St. A n lio n , at the clove o f the Ju n ior and Senior year*, w arrant and representing or calling lor a p X r J J ■ m a n y authorlred to do b u . n c . in th i. State, o r yeiponiilite 'fo r alt dam age, to a ll' interested per- under which the S tate ty>ld» raid lan am d ., b, di» diveat. d re w .; two for th* port o f Ce»lar K eys; eight for made or shall make a generdl average o f not le s . or sem ian n u a l, a . the case may b*. * M lb fa c to ry d e n o tll to the credit o f the roun- .o n . or corjiinalion. and h i. official bond »h,ll l>e it»elf nf all right, title and intereat to all I:— . „ „ p . . • v l . > .c .i, m m iut i » pun pi m . »I*»II o j jwr c m : on all .u o jecta p u r.u ea in a com- intereat on It# W irrxni. m u ^ covered hv water I , ine in fron t n l . » i n ! " » ) '* * P°d °* K ? .W ” , r! , h , w fo r ,b * poM o f, o '' '^ *n M F*r ««>« °n •!> su b je c t, pur.ued sn d com- intereat on It. Warrant. Each warrant • « 1 j ifficient Federal. S tate. C ounty nr M sn M n ri |uM e <hcrc]nr ' covered by l t r iy n« g u .tln e ; ,n«f e.* two ycarV iih a grade on no #' K 1. ^ 11* t»y^ W w»ter lyin g. in In fron t o f an a n y tract o f A u uguvtlne; and two for any non port no” not .p ecla lly pleted plctcd duVln, during th these years w with " /halrm an #nd ' "attrtted by ©• t t 1 1 fo r the protection o off .ta aaid fu n d ., I. i» hereby ld fund#. S« Th»t #U «» • and p a rt, o f la w t In m n- land owned hy the U nited State* or hy any per- mentioned In thi* chapter, and thereafter when subject below 60 per cent .h a ll be awarded a grad- r e tir e o f the llo a rd U tu in f the »»■ — )■ «"„« * 3 -d a C ounty D epository #nd aulhorlred and flict herewith hr and the #.me a te hereby ret-ealed. m n . natural or a rtificia l or hy a n y m unicipality, vacancies occur In Ihe number o f pilot. In any o f uate State certificate hy Ihe State Superintendent have the teal o f u id Bogrd affixed ‘ hereto* ceive p u blic fu n d . In the manner and See. 4. T h i. A rt to take effect Immediately county or governm ental corporation under the the porti o f th i. State. Ihe rom m lt.lon er, of that of Public Initruction upon certified report, filed Ihe in tere.1 cou p on ., attached thereto 11 upon il* passaRp and apnrnval' b hy the.G•G ovrrnor, or, laws laws ooff Florida, F'lorh rein alter provided.” „ , , _ y the o vern ly in g noon any navigable .tream port may. Intheir dlarrrllon. grant licen«e a . with him hy the p re .id r n t. o f theae Ih .titu tio n s .ign ed hy or hear the printed or UthographeJ * . T hat Section 156a o f the Revived t.en- or upon Its lipcomint a law ................. ithout h i. approval, or hay o f the .e a or harbor, a . far a . to the edge pl ot, heretofore provided, until the mimtw, of Provided, that graduate, o f the Collegiate Depart- rim ilc .ig n atu re o f u i d chairman »nd Hite# o f Florida, be and the tam e b hercApprovpal April jo . i q j i . o i the channel and hereby v e rt, th8 full title to pilot, r e .c h e . the number allowed bv th i. rhapler merit .l u l l devote three tw en tieth , of their tim e Kach w arran t and Intereat c o u p o n /b all . aded to read follow#: the «ame. .uh ject to tald trn .t In and to the for that port; Provided, however. Hut pilot, who to the rtudy o f p.ych ologv and education; and and .h a ll bear their due dale. ‘ Said warrant. ion l$6e. Depo.i«orie< to K eep T w o Ac r i l A P T E R 8533— (N o 138). riparian proprietor., givin g them the full rrghl are now dulv licenw d .h a ll hold their Hrenae providerl. further, in lieu o f .u ch time devoted to intereat cou p on , sh ill he |UO*d Upon and ut# for E ach F und; JIow Intereat on Depo.ita AN A C T lo Amrntt Section 4141 «f (hr Rpvisrd and privilege to hmld w h a r.e . Into rtre .m . or aceording to (aw. Said p ilo t, thall he entitle,) to the rtudy o f p.ychologv and education tw enty- out o f the C oun ty School Fund of the cout»y tusrtk xrltrif* as O fn fr il S tat’itrs of F'l^’ ota R r'a tin f lii *hr In w a ter, of the_hay o r harbor a . far a . may be hold Ihetr lieen.e and appointment during good four m on th,1 teaching experience In the public which Itaucd. „ ot « ^Each ta n k acting . . rt#iM>sitnry depository sliall , , . . . foofltT tw o separate a cco u n t, for, each fund depovdrhtrditrss of Hankins Companies. g. - 2 S fe i t * rI lo *h* P d p s c r i h p d . and to behavior; Tfoxided further. T lu t the limitation o f schools o f this S tale m ay be accepted. See. 7 . I t shall be the duty w ith it. on* o f which aeoourtto vh»'l contain B ' J 1 F o ld e d hy ihe l.r t i>htHr, o l ihe the State of fill up from the shore, hank or beach as far as the number o f pilots shall not lip construed to apSec. 2. Tha b t ale o l m i up irom m e m o re, hang or beach a . tar as the number o f pilots s h ill not lie construed to apSec. a. T hat Section *<lo"of the R evb ed Gen- Ilosrd •d o f P u blic Instruction bsultig a b liv balance account, auhjrct to immediate o hr.}Ja> „ , . . * . . r ’ l y . ^ dtolreM, not obstructing the channel, hut ply to apprentice, who now have w rved the full eral Statutes o f Florida, be and the same U Ing coupon warrant©* provided for In f f i king, and th r other .h a ll contain the .ay in g Section 1. T in t Section 414J o f the Revised teavinc full space for the requirem ents o f com- time provideil hy law. Hut such apprentice© shall L * " t . . . . *-hereby, amended to read as follow s t and Its successors, rach y e tr during lb* a n ts shall run. to set apart out ®' ’ ” „ j pay * u A n y chartered college or u nlrer..f lb .n i snAftz* . F un d .sufficient money tn to meet »n“ihsrt* ,# 4 tale that w ill subm it to tuch intpec- School r*_a ! regu lation , a . the S ta te B oard o f Edu- off aaid w arran t* and tb« Interest on as the same shall become doe aVUidrZ j. tvh,e. coupon M ium i w warrants Ttoiea7 o tr»" • fe r money .'from one ° f the llabfe to i n Amount exceeding the .m oun t o f it's o f th rir line# continued To the channel hy bill In t t t b b r t o ^ 'l w n d 'f o r ‘ Th7 (VlVhful ‘^ rfo r m V n c e 'o f « rib i'. and 'l l 'h r i n / f £ T n d <\ h ^ t V n y ’ m eh^ in.G toSec. J. T a rra n t. *herein .» .- - - . ^ „ ints o f each fund to the other account capital stock at such time a c t.u lly paid In and re- chancery or at law , and to have and maintain ac- h i. duties. _ . ■ Don prescribes and sustains t h e s a t r i or an e q u lv f o r T n d the Interes te o u p o n s ahall b* P D “ J L 3 ' A ll interest e a r n e d o o an y o f such de- malnlng ttndim lnbhM . by los.es. or ‘ otherw ise, lion o f trespam In a n y court o f c o rn p e te n tjd ri^ Sec. T h at this A c t shall take effect Imraedl- alrn t course In the norm al or eollegfat* depart- the order o f hearer at the County S c h o o lF .* * II be credited to the account and fund on account o f demand# o f Ihe nature fob . diction In the S tate, for any Interference with such a lely upon becoming a law. m enu as m alnU lned in the State tfid 4 r s i t T o r D epository o f t h . county in which lock warm *" it was earned, and all Interest shall b* low ing: property, alto con firm in g to the riparian proprieApproved M ay ty, 1911. ; the Florida State C ollege for W om en, th# grad- a r s M u e r L MB il 1 SB l fl! I ■ .; w . ■ m\-S -j O T # . » • . ______ . . . ■ • ___________ _ ‘ -t --------- ------------ . , - - " j.- . ' -ia �■*% THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921 Sanford Schools and the County Schools at Sam e Tim e TEACHERS LIST Only through the local associations of the Florthe grower who stands by himself must have fat Ida Citrua-ErtShange may any citrus grower obtain years and lean years. He pools with himself over the manifest freiefits Of pooling. | | | | ‘ a period o f years. practiced by the Florida CitP o o lm g a get* F it I ENDS AND PATRC SCHOOLS URGED TO ' PRESENT The -S*iiford schools will open next l i v e F lo r id a t h e o n iy p r a t in s u r a n c e . Monday morning at 0 o'clock, with,the largest enrollment in the history1 o f the city. h is a The * _ p e r h a p s i n th e k n t g r u n fo r m e f All friends end patrons of the kchoolai are cordial]; invited to at­ tend the opening exercises.' Teacher* and pupils will appreciate your pree- :u U Pooling in most Florida Citrus Exchange asso- SANFORD , High School Principal (Science)—G. E. McKay. Math, and Eng.— Mrs. G. E. McKay. Latin and Stenog.—Mr*. R. 0 . Maxr. :.r> rt-Jir i o t ' l . vM b - .- ’ll - i f H f* r Mathematics—Ida Mae Gray. . History—Elisabeth Humphries. English—Sara Brans Muriel. * Spanish , and History—Geraldine Muriel. k Grammar School Principal—Clara Miilen. • Eighth Grade1—Mrs. Pearl Babbitt Eighth Grade— Mrs. Selena M. Bar1; i •. tter fruit and ■ ’ t .n -r . i - - - a business basis. It is endorsed by the most successfu l and the far-sighted growers in every section— growers whose achievem ents. have made citrus growing a buSlness rather than a venture. Join the Florida Citrus Exchange And' help to bring about conditions under which £Ou may pool your fruit with that of other growers. 1r• v * ’ o f any local Association, or of any Sob-Ex chango, m m manager of tho Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampai < d - crrm i HOLY CROSS WHITE WAY , ■ ' If deprived jrs. Then, iny perishshipments tisfortune, Ask tho mam or write to the WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28.— Hon. W. J .Bryan, who three or four First Grade—MaTy Irvin (bid. prln, years ago" declared he was going to W, Side Primary), take .up his citizenship in Florida, has "First Grado—Mary Howard. been in Washington for a brief visit Second Grade— Mary E. Robinson. this week. Mir. Bryan while hero talk­ Second Grade— Mrs. ■Nettye Moore. ed interestingly regarding public Third Grade—Carolyn Spencer. ' questions. ^ Third Grade—Mildred Huston, A few years ago when Mr. Bryan Fourth Grade—Gladys Adams. purchased a home in North Carolina Fourth Grade—Ruth Gilion. it w as o ften ' stated that he would Fourth Grade—Louise Kolb. probably be a candidate for the United County School Teachers States senate from that state. Later, The-public schools at Oviedo, Ge­ when he acquired interests in Texas, neva, Longwood, Altamonte Springs, newspaper writers published' stories Pools and Osceola will open on Mon­ to the effect that Mr. Bryan would day next," October 3rd, with the fol­ probably run for seTutor from Texas. lowing teachers: Mr. Bryan neither affirmed nor de­ Oviedo nied, but remained silent; however,, Principal— Prof, M. J. Okerlund. * be did not become a candidate. Now, ; Intermediate— Mrs. J. N. Thompson. since his announcement that he has Primary—Ruth Young. recently adopted Florida as his legal G eneva• residence and will become - voter in Principal—Miss Georgto Pattlshall. that state when he has been a citi­ Intermediate—Mrs. M. E. Dooley, . zen sufficient length of time to entitle Primary—Mrs. Kathcryne K11bee. ’ j ■- ‘ 9 j , - r " him to'register, enterprising newspa­ Lake Monroe per writers, without any authority Principal—Prof. J. Tilden Jacobs. from-Mr. Bryan, occasionally suggest Intermediate—Mrs. S. H. Buchanan. the probability, of him becoming a Primary—Mrs. Minnette Jacobs. candidate for the'enate.from Florida." Longwood It does not appear that Mr. Bryan is Principal—Prof. F„ 8. Miller. responsible for these rumors. Around Assistant—Helen Moran, tho capltol it Is the opinion that Mr. Chuluota Bryan I b too astute a politician to Principal—Prof. W. L. Sleg. even consider becoming a candidate Assistant—Mrs. W. Li.&ieg. for the senate so soqn a fter‘declaring Altamonte Bpringa his citizenship in a state in which he Principal—Miss Olccta Morris. Is not yet a qualified voter ahd can­ Lake Mary not so qualify untit one yean after No teacher (transported to Sanadopting his legal residence therein. It Is recalled that only last year Mr. Pools Bryan was a voter in Nebraska and Principal—Mrs. Helen . Pearson. was a candidate in that state. Osceola While it is predicted hero that Mr. Principal—Mrs. Agnes McCormack, Bran will not become a candidate, should he decide to do so," those Avho .are fam iliar with Senator Trammell's PUT CREAM IN NOSE v splendid record in the senate and his AND STOP CATARRH , — m devotion to Florida dn "whieh state ho Tells How To Open Clogged Nos­ has resided for more than forty years trils and Ena Head-Colds. and during which time he faithfully served his pcopls as attorney-general You feel fine in a few momenta. and governor prior to his election to -Your cold In head or catarrh will be the senate, freely predirt that he will gone. Your, clogged nostrils will op­ be re-elected by ah overwhelming ma­ en. The air passages o f your head jority. Many Floridians who vtalt the ‘will clear and you can breathe freely. capltol agy the sentiment is quite -No more dullness, headache; no hawk­ generally in favor o f Senator Trnming, snuffling, mucous discharges or mell's re-election, and that his ser­ dryness; no struggling for breath at vice has been so satisfactory that night. there appears to be no probability of Tell your druggist you want a small him having opposition. Lottlo of Ely's Cream Balm. • Apply a little o f * this fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nostrils, let It pene­ - The way Amarica Is taking fta dose trate through every air passage ofcthe of deflation may lead outsiders to beadj soothe and heal the swollen, in- suspect that we put tho yell, in, yel­ . ■ Homed mucous meptbrane, and relief low. : come* instantly. It ia just What every eold and ca­ just Started on remodel tarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay stu ff­ it National Bank, build ed-up and mlserlblev—Adv. ing at BrooksvtUe. — MoUne shall meet with unavol Seventh Grade—Laura Chittenden. Seventh Grade—Ida Mae Hall. Sixth Grade— Winnie Brown.. Sixth Grade—Mrs. W. A. Lester, Sixth Grade— Mrs, Sinah T. Bray. . Fifth Grade—Edna Chittenden, Fifth Grade—Ruth Kanner. . •; Primary School Principal—Mrs. Stella P. Arrington. First Grade—Ethel Moughton (bldg principal E. Side Primary). First Grade—Hermina Lehman. Second Grade—Prances Hughey. Third. Grade—Mrs. Basel Hough- .4 =F- t h e d iffe r e n t— * >/ the xporker and e gambler, which . \ builds little and often embarrasses Itiuch. Following is the complete list of the teachers for this year: b * f HUy tali*factory, h protect receive* , . i - t § §, * WESTMINSTER CLUB ENTER TAINED. One o f the most progressive and biggest things ■done recently in San­ ford is the establishment of the Holy Cross White W«y» a series of tho modem up-to-date posts stretching along, the church's property on Park avenue, the whole block on Fourth street and around on Magnolia ave­ nue, It thus lights’ most effectively Holy Cross Pariah house, Holy Cross, church a t. Saint Andrew's" brother­ hood house, Holy Cross rectory ahd the Pariah bowling alleys. Outside of the business section of First attee t, it Is the most brilliantly illumined part this simplo mixture was applied with of our city. The White Way la the im­ wonderful effect. , mediate results of the Men's Club of But brewing at home is raussy and Holy Cross, which is a very large, out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at wide-awake and progressive club. The <any drug store for a bottle of ■flrdt regular "mooting of this club for ' ‘VWyoth’a Sagp and Sulphur Comthe season will be the 2d Wc^no|day pound,"’ you will get this famous did preparation, improved by the addition of other ingredients, which jean be de­ Tho White Way war first light*!' pended upon to restore natural color last Sunday {right, 18th Sunday after and beauty .to the hair. A well-known downtown druggist Irinlty. There are still large? and greater s a y s .it darkens the half so naturally changes and Improvements under and evenly that nobody can tell it has way at Holy Cross, making it cne of been applied. You simply dampen a the very largest and.m ost complete sponge or soft brush with it and draw institutional plants in the whole south. this through your hair, taking one All are invited to come and joih in strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears, and after an­ this big work. other application or two," it becomes beautifully dark and glossy.—Adv. TIIE TEMPLE PIPE ORGAN CLUB. ITrtm T M *d*r’ t D k IIt ) Tim Temple Pipe Organ club had its regular weekly meeting' Monday afternoon in connection with a lake party at Crystal Lake with Mrs. Sinah Bray and Miss Clara Miilen as hos­ tesses. Twenty members met at the church promptly a t 3:30 and motored to the lake where they enjoyed a delightful swim after which the meeting was called to order and one new members, Mrs, Field, was initiated ami as there was no unfinished business to como up and the absence of .'the new presi­ dent (Mrs. Ryan) the club spent the remainder of the afternoon in social chattering until 5:10 when Miss MHien announced that plates had been laid for refreshments which consist­ ed .of cherry cream and pound cake. At 6:00 the club adjourned, each" as­ suring the hostess that they had ney-. er spent a more delightful meeting. And as no definite place foe the next meeting could be made, we left hop­ ing it might be just ss enjoyable as this.—Contributed.' SENATOR WATSON DENIES n B IS IN K. K. K. AS MEMBER ( T i m T s — S«r'« D sQ r) . after which the evening was plus] antly spent nuking articles far fit Basesr, which will be held in Dtae her. A t a late hour the hostess itmt] tempting refreshments of salad, tudwiches, olives and punch. * About thirty members, wen pnej The members of the Westminster Club were very delightfully enter' tainod last evening by Mrs. H. H. McCaalin at her home on Magnolia avenue. The house Was effecHvriy decorated with red roses, and hibiscus* and There are two clasxex of people "ferns. On the porch quantities of pink those who fake their tax retard ut vino In baskets were used. A short business se*»f6n w ss held, thoso who have nothing to tax. BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES User without getting our NEW PRICE LIST8 JUST ISSUED. PLBXTTOf MATERIALS, Prompt Bhipments. Order now. Fertilizers, InsectkM* Sprayers, Poultry Supplies. S Gpt August 1st, 1921 Price Lists. Now furnishing “SIMON I’URlPjrf “GEM BRANDS'* E. 6 . P A IN T E R FERTILIZER CO. JACKSONVILLE -3. ARE YOU INSURED? FLOBA IF NOT, SEE . W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY r -r A Q B N T* _ » eral Fire . , * Insurance Sanford F lorida CLYDE LINE TRIPPER8 ENJOYED THE HOSPITALITY OF SANFORD CITIZENS Dear Editor: », .. Received your copy of Sanford Her­ ald, but you seem.to have omitted me from the list In the paper. I enjoyed my trip immensely and especially the genial “Captain of Osceola" and I was in Mrs. Calder’s machine and also heard her explain the different pointa of interest, etc. Perhaps no one on the trip would value the press notice-as much as myself. We-appreciated the hospitality of the druggist who treated us all to free ice cream on n hot day. It was a stroke of business quite worthy of a yankee for nearly eVbry one bought something and persuaded Mrs. Colder to take her other trippers there. " M. COLYER BURGESS. New York. “I Spent 11.25 on Rat-Snap and Saved the Price of a Hog." Jam es McGuire,'famous hog raiser of New Jersey, says: “I advise every farmer troubled with rata to use RAT-SNAP. Tried everything .to get rid of rats. Spent |L S $ oh RAT-SNAP* Figured the rats it killed-saved the price of a bog." RAT-SNAP cornea in cake form. No mixing with other food. Cats or dogs Won’t touch It. Three sizes, 35e, 65c, f 1.25. Sold and guar­ anteed by Ball Hardware Co, WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept. 27-— Senstor Thomas E, Watson, of Geor­ gia, 1 na letter to ^preventative Tague of Massachusetts, today dcnU' * a pub­ lished, re n r , (hat bo js “king of the Ku Klux Kl/in" n Geonrn. s .“I am not a member of the Klan, nor an yothgr secret organization, ex­ In time of war, the nations tniat cept the Junior Order of .American in God; now if only in time of peace, Mechanics," Senator Watson wrote. they will trust one another. I HAVE THEM is attract* Ing alien* Hon—Iota are being sold right along and building in this section Is suchjui to gladden the heart of those who hare the good of Sanford at heart.. This is no idle talk—I have weighed the statement and to say just what is my candid convictions would put it most too strong for the careful, person—that person whose eyes ‘are turned backward—The fellow who has VISION will agree with me now—-the other later.. _ c o n s e r v a t i v e The Mon Who Sells Dirt CheajC Watch the South East Carnetof PaA* 7 W? �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921 SMILE AND FELLOWSHIP LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVE IN SANFORD ie Meeting o f D ele­ gates From Four Counties I The eighth annual session, of the Lminolo B aptist Association conat Geneva, Fla., at 8 p. m., Monday, September 19, 1921. I Rev. W. W. William, State Sunday Lhcol secretary, led an inspiring deE trr., aervice- The annual sermon Lgg preached- by Rev, R, W- Thiot, Laitor of the First Baptist church at DcLami, In forth in a L nyforccful manner tho part Bap(tktahave taken through all the years knthe great struggle for religious liberty and the right o f every parson to worship .God according to the dlcfcof his own conscience. [ The delegates attending from Saniford w e n Judge and Mb . & helle Ifsincs, Dr. and Mrs. George Hyman, jfrs. B. E. Cox, R . S. SelUck, Mrs. A. ly. Lessing, Mrs. A- 0 . Lowing, Mrs. y. E. Gatchel, M. M. Stewart, Mr. and Hr«. Harry Darrow, Miss Carrid (Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. David Speer, [Dr. and M rs. Tom Moore, Jno. D. -jinki n , and others. Rev. J. N. Thompson, pastor of the churches at Oviedo and Geneva, was elected moderator, and Jno. D. Jink[Ins, was re-elected clerk and troas- JACKSONVILLE FILLING * 8TA TION SAY NEARLY 400 CARS PASS IN WEEK. * The association, which is compris|ed of the Baptist churches at Chulu[ets, Daytona, DeLnnd, Eustis, Geneva, ILike Monroe, Longwood, New Smyrjna, Oviedo, Sanford, Titusville, UraaItills, and smaller ehurchfes within this territory, was exceptionally well at­ tended, many vhmors in addition to the regular delegates,, being preeenL While Geneva is one1 of the* smaller churches in the association, the people of tho entire community, Irrespective of denomination, opened their homes, and bestowed upon all corners, Hhe most bounteous hospi­ tality. Never has the association been entertained in more lavish style, and 'with greater hospitality. The reporta from the various churches shows marked progress In til liness of church activity, especial­ ly in increased membership in many of the churches, the additions by Baptism during tho last year being dents, Janus Day, Jr., and Howard Gallant. ' . The Sunday School and B. Y. P. U., Work has made threat strides forward, and two of Jho most conspicuous In this forward movement arc the Un­ ions at Lake Monroe and Chuluota. The members of the executive com­ mittee for the ensuing year are B. F. McWhorter, of Umatilla, chairman; H. B. Stevens, DeLand; B. F. Wheel­ er. Oviedo; Hon. R. L. N utt, Tavares; ■J. N. Thompson, Oviedo; A. B. Can■nady, New Smyrna, and Jno. D. Jinkins, Sanford. Delegates to Southern Baptist'Con- ”1 WM weak and run-down," relates Mrs. Eula Burnett, Of Dalton, Oa. “I was thin and hist felt tired, all the time. I didn't rest welL I wasn't ever hungry. I knew, by this, i needed a tonic, and aa there Is none better than— • - - I began using Cardnt," continues Mia. Burnett "After my first bottle, I slept better aad ate better. I took tour bottles. Now Pm well, toil Just fine, eat and sleep, tty skin Is dear and I have gained and sdr* feel that Gardut Is the boat tonic ever vention, Hon. C. W. Entimirigcr, Longwood, alternate, Sam’l McBride, Oviedo. ' Delegates to State Convention, 0 . C. Bryant, J. W. Osteen, T. W. Coldwell, T, E. Webb, R, W. Lawton, A. B. Cannady and M. M. Stewart Member State Board of Missions, Dr. George Hyman. The church at Lake Monroe, which haa the unique distinction of con­ structing .their building in less than thirty days, invited the association to meet with them for the 1922 session, and this invitation was accepted, time, Monday after thrid Sunday in Sep­ tember, 1922. Tourists have begun to gravitate to­ ward Florida. From the chill of north­ ern forests, the sizzle of middle west­ ern plains, the rush of -the coming enstcra and the drlzste of an advancing California rainy period, they are weaving their varying routes through the webwork of American good roads, to tho state of heavenly climato and ribbon,-roads. The first reported arrivals in Barto wcamc through from Atlanta bound to FL Myers, about two weeks ago. Since thpt time, they have been noted in numbers' by the garages and filling stations where they stop for supIt was reported in Jacksonville last week, that .during the third week in September a sinflc filling-station own­ er reported the passage of nearly 400 cars into the state from points from Maine to California. Tho tourist sen*son is beginning unusually early this year, and Florida towns aro doing well to make preparations for influx of visitors who will come early and stay The housing problem promises to bo a serious one again this winter and man ysouthertf cities are preparing their tent grounds for use of the carl lest occupants. According to one prominent real estate man in Bartow, thia city could well afford to supply two or three apartment houses and fifty or more private residences for thfi^demands that will b<* made on it if present inquiries continue at tho rapid rate at which they have started. INSPECTION FRUITS AND VEGETABLES'AT DESTINATION Mrs. Wcsterdick spent Wednesday with Mrs. Glldewcl) on the west side. - V. C. Collier's men will soon finish the neat little bungalow cottage he is erecting in Grapevillo for his neph­ ew, Charles Cramer. Alfred Ericson spent' a couple of days In Orlando with his brother-in. law, Emil Msgnuson. A. F. Wcsterdick and two grandtons, spent a day in Tavares viewing the orange grove there of his sister, Mrs. Benton. He finds they are not suffering from,the drought so much as we are. We hear the Pierson boys are wa­ tering their grove. *v Mr. and Mrs. Barney Bock and children, Charles, Minnie and Barn­ well, are spending this we<& at the beach. Her father, A. F. Wcsterdick, has alsq gone over for a few days. Rev. Albertson writes us that he expects to be with us, also with Lake Mary and Paola, on the first Sunday in October, at "the regular time, Providence permitting. Annie, the beloved wife of Emil Magnuson, of Upsala, passed Away at the Orlando hospital at 11 o'clock Thursday* the 22, 1921. Sho had been failing in health since Christmas, but she has not been well for a number of years and though all that skill and loving hearts and hands could do, was done to stay tho dread disease that was sapping her life. Wednesday, sho underwent an operation for a tumor, pressing on the liver. Tho doctors thought if she could stand it, there was hope sho might regain her health, but evidently her-strength was too far gone to stand the shock. : One great consolation her friends have, Is that she was ready to go. 'Truly to. hnve known her was to love her,” and Heaven Itself if vte be permitted to enter, will be a sweeter^ dearer place, because sho is there. ' Tho funeral was held today/ Friday, at the Lutheran church of which /h e has been a faithful member, and interment nt Lake view cemetery under Frank Miller's charge. Our sympathy goes out to the stricken husband In this great sorrow, and to the sisters, Mrs. John Bareli, Mrs. Alfred Ericson, Mrs, Adam Karr, and brother, -Andrew Bertclson, coming so soon after the death of their dear mother. Friends who met Judge Benton Inst winter will be sorry also to hear that his death occuhrd last week' at his northern home near Rochester, N. V. It will be remembered ho was the brother-in-law of A. F. Wcsterdick, 'qnd came hero for his health which has been pdor, being in his 74th year. They bought a home at Maitland and another 22-acre orange grove near Tavares, but he felt the call of his profession and could not lie persuad­ ed to give it up. His family expected to come down and buM:i this fall. Evidently he had a, stroke as ho fell and could not help himself apd boon passed away. His loved ones will have tho sympathy of many in their sorrow. George Alden Benton was a direct descchdcnt of the'Aldens, of Pilgrim days, ond a few y e y s ago, he and his wife visited tho old homo still standing ai Plymouth. We understand that the little son of the people from Pennsylvania, who have bought and are building a home across from the Presbyterian church, but whose name we -hqvo not yet learned, fell last week from the buildfng breaking .a bone In his arm. . Mr. and Mrs. Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, of Piedmont, came up to attend the funeral‘of Mrs. Magnu- Professor Weils A. Sherman, of the Bureau of Markets, United States Department of Agriculture, will apeak at the Citrus Seminar, to be held at tho University of Florida un­ der the auspices of the Agricultural .Extension Division,, October 4-6, on the subject "Inspection of Fruits and Vegetables at Destination." This is a subject that has received much study during the last few years, and It is ohe for the solution of which vast expenditures arc being made by many commercial concerns, as well as state experiment stations and the United States Department of Agricul­ ture. It is hard to know why fruit qr vegetables shipped in apparently sound condition and under refrigera­ tion, roach destinatiqp in varying de­ grees o f decay. . Professor Sherman is in charge of Elmer Bergquist is visltm? here this phase of the work of the Bureah again from Tiger Bay, and-will attend of Markets. He is also in charge of the funeral. the news service of this bureau. Part of his work is to standardize fruit and FLORIDA IS PROSPEROUS vegetables into the various grades. He is particularly fitted to talk to tho While business conditions arc not fruit and vegetable men of Florida on aa bad here by a great deal, we still the foregoing subject. are suffering from “reflected condi­ tions." That is, being a far south DEBS MAY GET HIS state, we are classed in a sweeping PARDON AS HOLIDAY generalization of all southern states. GIFT, NOW THOUGHT. Notwithstanding the fact thAt there WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28,— it no real money tightness here, no If Eugene V. Debs, socialist, In pris­ crops shortages in view, no letup In on at Atlanta, is pardoned or hia sen­ the volume of yearly visitors’ (they tence la commuted, may be either In are coming earlier than ever before), the. form of a Christmas or New northern advertisers show a wariness about the state. The fact is that Years g ift from the president. Delay over\th e treaty o f peace ;there is whet might be termed an with Germany today forecasts weeks "exodus" already on from the north of delay before - senate action, and to Florida, and northern business the other diplomatic negotiations men are afflicted with what might which are to follow, can be at a stage be termed in common parlance, “cold fe e t" It might pay those who yearly fo r the official proclamation. do big business In Florida to come down and get warned up a little—and incidentally view our conditions as they are in reality—which are deddedly rosy in hue at the present writ­ ing.—Florida Grower. Telle why everyone should drink hot water each morning before breakfast. The representative of the Smile and Fellowship League is in Sanford for at least the next six weeks and prill, give reports in regnrd to six groups of happy people. It has arranged with Dr. George Hyman, pastor of the Baptist Temple,' to make the announcements. • The following announcements will bo made: Sunday night, Oct. 2—The names of the five men of Sanford most pleas­ ant in their greetings. Sunday night, Oct. 0—The names of the five women of Sanford most pleasant In their greetings. Sunday night, Oct. 16—The names of the five clerks most pleasant in dealing with customers, Sunday night, Oet. 23.—The business bouse nearest 100 per cent, in pleasantness, employer and em­ ployees. Sunday night, OcL-30.—The five most pleasant young ' girls or young ladles. Sunday night, Nov. 6—The five most pleasant boys or young men. Learn to Smile and Makes Others Happy, To see the healthy' bloom in your eleprer. to wake up without a headface, to see your skin get clearer and ache, backache, coated tongue or a nasty breath, in fact to feel your best, day in and'day out, just try inside bathing every morning for awcok. Bcfrre breakfast each day, drink a glass of real hot water with a tea­ spoonful of limestone phosphate lq it as a harmless means o f washing from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bow-* ela the previous day’s indigestible waste, sour bile and toxins, thus cleansing, sweetening, and purifying the entire alimentary canal before putting more food into, the stomach. The action of hot water and limestone phosphate on an empty atopiach Is wonderfully invigorating. It cleans out all the sour fermentation, gases and acidity and givea one a fine ap­ petite for breakfast. 1 A quarter pound o f limestone phos­ phate will*coat very little at the d»ug —Gat your Scratch Pads from The store, but'is sufficient to demonstrate Herald—by the pound—16b. | that those who are subject to consti­ pation, bilious attacks, acid stomach, rheumatic twings or whose skin is sallow or pallid, that oho week of In­ side bathing will have them looking and feeling better every way.—Adv. m G ENUINE DURHAM tobacco makes 5 0 Ws want you to have th e heat paper for "BULL.!* S e now you oan receive with each package a beak of 2 4 leaves of I R U f e tbe very lineal cig arette ,—■■■■ Try a Herald Want Ad today m CIULDREN OF SCHOOL • AGE MU8T ATTEND SCHOOI. . I respectfully cull the attention of parenlA^yid guardians to the Florida Cumpu&yry School Attendance Laws. Those raws make it obligatory for qyery child between the uges of seven ond sixteen years, inclusive, to attend schoql regdlarly throughout the entire school term, as fixed by the Board of Public Instruction, penalty being pro­ vided for In case of failure to comply with the law In this ^matter. Certain exemptions are provided for by Inw, Compulsory School Attendance Laws. These exemptions, however, ’MUST be sccUVed in writing from tho Coun­ ty School Superintendent. Anyone wishing a copy of the compulsory at­ tendance laws should write* to or call on the Superintendent, who will be glad to furnish thom{without cost. T. W.. LAWTON Superintendent, P L B A S A N T WALLS Make Pleasant Rooms Soft and restful in tone, the wails o f a room should form a natural background for its furnishings. Th« v«lvvt-lik* finish *nd delicately »uhdu<d ihadrs of G H FLAT WALL PAINT giv e < room an aunotpher* of plMiant rruiulnm. Rilntr snd^vV drnlther SANFORD, FLORIDA For ofTico supplies, stationery, etc., come to tho Herald office. gj . ■- ii s . * f ■a ' Ij ! -,ij jS 1 ■ 1 H f1 $625 f. o. b.-Detroit 1 . A I; £ I I 1 1 fe * ■ What Henry Ford Says About .Machine Power Farming "In the tractor the farmer now has a machine i%which is harnessed' one of the most adaptable, efficient, economical sources of power in the world— the internal combustion engine. "The tractor will,multiply the productive capacity of each individual farm worker from three to four times over. “It will put the farmer on a par with the city manufacturer. It will put his produce-producing factory—for that is what a farm is— on^to an efficient production basis. “It will enable each worker to earn so much more that he can be paid more and still leave a greater profit for/ the njan who hires him. It will enable the farmer'to work fewer hours in the day, giving him more time to enjoy life. . “ I believe the tractor will make farming what it ought be— the most pleasant, the most healthful, the most profitable business on earth,” . A U T H O R IZ E D LLtifcJJ .m T ".rii A i i f i s j o u j: i *r Jr» * . S iI | - / • �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921 WOODROW WILSON AT HOME, G R E A T IN W A R , G R E A T „ IN PEACE-M UCH GREATER lions of a Country THESANFORDHERALD course. It is shown doji mu) n golf have been due to the'' great power TH E RAD CHECK LAW. every' season in wedded by Congressman Frank Clark, .Merchants arul others having oc­ Florida that towns and cities boast-j who was_ our congressman then, or it 1. H O L LY .....................rr»»U#»t c»d V«Ht« I . I.1I.I.A 1! D ........... G t c i f l u ; t a d T r t t i u r t r ing links receive the most desirable might have been due to the fact that casion to hapdie the checks of cus­ A. H E L L ................ ................O t a tr tl H i n t f t t class o f tourists. No doubt the. Tiusi- i the .Republicans think more of the tom ers should post them selves care­ reM U btd C h i t rrid » r ^ ness people of Srnford will a t no late w atefw ays than the Democrats, or it fully on the provisions of tlje "bad i^ny decide to carry on to completion 1might have lieen due to the fact that check law" passed by the legislature the excellent plans offered some time 1thl' wnr »*opl»ed nil the projects for at* its last session. (IsearptriMd) ago.—Times Union . ’ (the jmst four years. Section 1 of this act rends ns fol­ iStUISCRirTIOM PRICE Df ADVANCE: _____ ■- U _ _ _r_ _ * If the latte r then we would like to lows: L E A D S Q U IE T I'jlFE IN W A SH IN G TO N TW o f ONE T E A R ....................... ........................ .......... (i.H> see Congressman Sears do something ”'Jt shall be unlawful for any person Y E A R S A F T E R F IR S T B R E A K D O W N BIX MONTHS ................. ...... .......... . l.Si MY are standing behind'th e Clyde in this respect. Frank Clark did it to draw or u tte r to nnother any check THREE MONTHS.............................. I? I.ine and the Clyde Line will stnnd be­ under a Republican adm inistration and without there being at the tim e th e re ­ Eat*r*d t# Second Cltu Malt Mtttor Assfutl E3. hind the shippers right on. What we (Uy Tba jU*oci*t«4 sight is ns good although he has ,[jj Sears having been in the harness of sufficient funds on deposit or to il» 8, at tbo Pott O.Tlt* it Sanford, riortda. should remember always is that the Mr. , , ,, , WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.—Wood- carded his favorite nose Vadar Act of Mirth S. 1*75. * „, . . . . . for many years should by this time his credit with the draw ee named Clyde Line came to our rescue w hen!. , . ... . row Wilson fell a sick man two years spectacles. His hair has turned know how to get these nppropriajimls therein to insure the paym ent of Tfce Basfoid Dally HaraU I* poMUbed arary ... ' „ _ i • _ i i ... . l ago Monday. Since then he has pass­ snow white, hut has not thinned. [[i3 ift-rnan (ticapt Bun,lay) and tborQufbly co»-i"e n ted ld a 1HI lid anti WO should •ry thla tradiac aactlan. Adr.rtHln* taUa r«t». 'stand by the Clvtlo Lille even a fte r for his constituents. We w ant “action same upon presentation w ithin a rea­ ed under the shadow of death and out appetite is too robust to p]t.;. .. ^ ’ saatla and mada known on applIcaUen. fS.OS not only from our congressm an but the railroads reduce th tir rptes. sonable tim e a fte r negotiation, pro­ of the W hite.House. per roar, or lie per month, la adtaneo. phyysicians. Last March when he from our senators as well. With more --------------- o ------- -------vider! th at this section shall n ot a p ­ Thousands of Am ericans of w hat­ left the W hite House with Presidentdredging and more curves cut from * * lo o ; H E R A L D DUU.DIM O. Pbona M l And about November first the Clyde the channel the St. Johns river will ply to any check where the payee or ever political faith recalled thc anni­ elect H arding, an attendant had to notified versary of the beginning of the fo r­ plnce his feet on each succeeding step Line will put on another boat and feed this territo ry for hundrpds of holder has been expressly^ forrlBn Ailv«r"'lt> : llrp re rn iitlt, prior to the draw ing or u tterin g of mer president’s illness and wondered from the portico. Thc other day ho THF. AMERICA - (‘R'CsAA >SCC| ATION take ca re ,o f all the traffic each way. itiiies on the river nnd hundreds of name th a t the draw er did not have on 'w hat he was doing. AlthouglM ie no sent his attendant away and dimbed Keep up the “ithip by w ater” cam ­ miles off thc river. The Ship by W ater campaign is g et­ depost or to his credit - with the j longob figures in the daily hcnlllincs alone, not without some effer*., [nto And Orlando did herself proud, ns paign. It is the g reatest thing th at drawee sufficient funds to insure pay- ns He used to, Mr. Wilson still is his automobile, just to pec.if he-eouldSanford ever started. It means not ting results. usual "news.” „ • only cheaper rates but it means more nient as.aforesaid*" do it, nnd semed pleased to find that ------------o----------------- ----- — o ------- — Therefore it seems appropriate on. he e o u id .. This section applies to all cases, W ell, Orlando can do th at thing all improvements on the river by the gov­ WHICH DO TH E RAILROAD .MAN­ ernm ent. More traffic menns greater w hether the check is draw n to meet this, occasion to. tell the latest news Mr. Wilson is. fnf from a w.fl rrjnn AGERS PR EFER ? rig h t, and bo cap Sanford. improvements every time. Show thc an existing obligation or Is given for about him. today; he was fa r from a well man--------- —o---------- Mr. Wilson, Jbeaides following the when ho entered the White Hour. 0Ver governm ent that the St. Johns river is goods purchased or money advanced. The troansportation facilities of W ith the Orlando and’Snnforel spirtaking care of .double the form er tr a f ­ the country are wholly unequal to Section 5, is im portant as supplying ways of <* retired gentlem an w ith a eight years ago. Dut during the last ’ i t of boost and "do some thing,” we lively in terest in the world’s affairs, two years there have been times when fic nnd the government will do some­ the demand w hich will como upon the foundation upon which a prose-, can accomplish anything we havo a lives by the eight hour day which, be his voice w as inaudible nnd when he thing. them whenever freight rates have cut ion fo r giving a bad check enn be m ind to.—Reporter-Star, once tolA congress was . "adjudged b y ’could not support himself.................. alone. His ' * * • *•* y • ... .. . — !------- o - ---------- • been ■adequately reduced and busi­ started. It reads: "Section G. That it shnll he the dutlu* ,b ?Upbt arid experience, of recent condition today shows more improveSherman said w ar is hell, and Sher­ ness once more resumes lie wonted Two o f the greatest inland cities in ? p? n w hidl 8oc|etV i» .m en t th a n his family and friends dar-' th e S tate, and yet .they have the SL man was right. However, there nre activity. If railroad m alingers are ty of the draw ee of nny and a ll'c h « k a ns hereinbefore defined, before r eJuH,lf!ed ns , n -tho inter- ed hope for. other disadvantages in this world, and wise enough to promptly bring abcut Johns riv e r to back them up. You fusing to p ay same Co holder ujion lM t ° . h"?Ith ’ . 0 {T 1 f lc" Cy nnd lconLtcnt« r- Wilson brought with him to the one of them is being unable to nttend a general decrease in freight nnd pas­ e n n ’t b eat them. ' , presentation, to cause to be w ritten or T , ■‘“ J 0 haV,° ^ h t hours J White House the small saving, of a a banquet a t Orlando. However, our senger rates which will 'b e forced — ------- —o ------, for sleep, eight hours for work nnd life tim e, which he preserved. Uur. friends come ’round with a big stam ped ip plnin langunge thereon upon them, if they do not voluntarily Looks like thc editor will have to eight hours for relaxation, nnd k e e p s'in g his term s in the presidency hii g e t away fo r a few days and take that limousine, John Mclsch, F. P, Forster take the lead nnd do it them selves, the reason fo r the draw ee’s dishonor to the schedule pretty fnirly. (loyalties from hooks previously writ*. .fishing trip to Coronndo, w here the and Dr.- Stevens—the capitalist, the they w ill,soon find every loedfhotivc dr refusal to pay shine, and in all | *Fhe morning work Is done in the ten mounted into rather handsome * j„ k choir si ™ s a d sea waves are saying something. bqnker and the doctor—ot take us and every car working to full capac­ prosecution, under th l. nct t t o ln- ,|b„ ry . Thl. down to Orlpndo nnd sec thnt we were Wilson used in. hii study “show n.« marked .dump si,,.,. |, ity and they will hnvc business to t reduction .n cvulence o( n n /U n p .M ,„ Mc „ ------------o -----------1-------- *•— Rut it* could not be justify crowding every enrshop nnd and dishonored "No, Holly, wo stopped drinking Ar- taken .enro of. , , , check, , having the-1*nt — p r inceton are •there. Thousands of .the W hite House. While he was ..reibut-klc coffee a long time before F a t­ done. We know when we nre knock­ every locomotive plant with new or­ drawao b refusal to pay stam ped ; or voiun)CH which were* packed away ident circumstances helj»ed him w ty got into trouble and.it was fo r per­ ed out, und nothing less than a knock­ ders. The utm ost producing c/ipacity w ritten thereon with the reason there-{w hile he was iu the W hite House are 'money. - . sonal reasons.—SL Augustine Record. out will ever keep us from attending o f all the locomotives and c a r plants for a saforesald, shall he prirna fncid j there: Through the windows may be 1 The w ar and .the suspension of son Cham ber of Commerce meeting or In the country is not equal to supply­ evidence of the making or u tte rin g of seen thc indigo blue strip of Virginia cial functions and nnd entertainment were « --------------- o — According to the Jacksonville pa­ banquet. T is good though, to know ing locomotives and cars th a t will be said check, and the due presentation Hills wwhere ho used to go golfing quite a nitem . It has been estimated pers, there evidently seems to he a thnt you have friends and we will needed whenever the railroads are in to the drawee for payment and the and not fa r away hangs a bag ,o f golf tbyit {he form er president's (M.ket(hook was nt least $2f>,000 ride r k>man named Pope on trial down there. tel! the world th a t we have plenty of financial shape to order the rolling dishonor thereof nnd th a t the same stick?, n rem inder of a better day. AtInched to "Used Car." cause he w as not called upon to wine In fnct, there is nothing else seems friends in Snnford n^jd Orinndo, and stock, without which they ennnot pos- j was properly dishonored fo r the reaThe form er president nnd his in -'a n d dine numerous dignitane- ,v .j „f. sibly handle the rise of business ju st1, snns w s^ten or stam ped by the to m atter to the Jacksonville reading we nre proud of them. --------------- o — —— * drawee on such discredit with the separable companion, always have ficial persons. public. ahead of us. — ---------o----------ALL ARE GUILTY. It is essentially im portant that fa t- drawee named herein to insure the their luncheon served in the d in in g ' Upon his modest fortune now he room. Then conies n nap of nn hour, lives simply, with an establishinimt 0f --------| seeing railroad managers who nppre- honored check." Cobh nnd all the rest of the base­ arid then, unless the w eather is most only three servants and a " u r .I .ir." F a tty Arhucklc Section G, provides as a penalty for Arhuckle is the only one be he- 1d a te these facts shall lower their ball stars will now hold the hoards, • 2-------------------------- . passing* worthless checks n fine' of j Inclement, a m otor drive. Mr. Wilson! and F atty Arbucklc nnd all of tile j ^OTC Uu’ bar of justice for the killing Lrates''v o lu n tarily instead of w aiting not over $r>00 or im prisonm ent not while in the White House, became n t ,*rup* O FFICIA L ’RAKE Oi l" I ROM other sensations will havo to stay |°L ^ ib p p e, hut nil of those in _ until public clam or compels them to T H E BOOTLEGGERS quietly in jail until we get t h e ' 4*10 I,n rt*' who stond Id|y by and n l - ' lower them, and prepare nt once for ‘^ c o d in g six months, or both, in ihe Inched to a certain automobile. I t ; World’s Serious” off our hands. .lowed the girl to ho killed, if t h e , enlarged traffic. Railroad m anagers discrction of the court, while, if re ­ went hack, hs is the cusfom each year | holder of _____is mnde ____ to __ the __________ _ thc __ to the m . anufacturer, from whom Mr,!( The question of who shaii watch testim ony is true, are equally ns guH- may rest absolutely certain th a t they stitution -» *o worthless check the fine is made not ■ ^ dson bought it as a used cnr. He t Fu* watchmen is becoming a vital ..no Gllbcrt Leach hns' made liis excel­ ty as Fatty. . Thej* were mighty poor will not he a Mowed to hold the present hnd it painted black with orange in the prosecution of the pndi'bititm over $100 or H O days im prisonm ent, lent Leesburg Commercial' into a men who, hearing the cry o f dis.* passenger and freight rates. If they trim m ings—Princeton colors—and in campaign. Too many of th "dry" or both. twico-n-weck instead of weekly. T h at’s tress, did not only ask thn tthe door care to invite a contest with the oounthis car which he regards as an old enforcement officers have L. 1 Under these sections it is a dnngerthe stuff, Giltwrt. In another year. be opened, hut if it was not opened, try they will find themselves nbsftfriend, he goes driving into the coun­ the fact th at they have itching palms ous thing to draw a check without be­ proceed to open it by force. This Iscesburg will w. nt n Daily C o m m e r - i '" T ? " ,,r ^ 1 I ’'Rely overwhelmed by public sontitryside. ‘ He dislikes exploring new which the bootleggers qml rum run­ ■cinb . ^ 4 .w ould hardly have occurred in nny nient-nnd legislation will 1m; invoked, ing sure the funds nre in the hank to routes, but ra th e r enjoys driving over ners find it profitable to keep well . _______. ___ '* -A * —* [o th e r place except among a hunch of which will prove disastrous. ,to the meet. it. At- the satpo tim e, hiLxiness. the same ground at about the same “greased." There seems to fie no men enn not rely upon the mere ex­ moral perverts, and wo say this with JFifteen years ago "Holly’s Trolley" all due respect to those of the pro­ roads nnd to the country. For the istence of this law as full protection; time. The p arly is always home be­ more profitable occupation in the . j United S tates than th a t of <•».force* "was in the public eye. It will be in fession who may not have lost all sake of the rnilronds nnd the country hut they m ust co-operate w ith its fore dark. Dinner is nn informal affair; someofficer in a. locality that is fund the public eye ngain soon, and this sense of decency and womanhood and alike, for the good-will which should provisions in order to he in position exist between .th e public and all times there arc guests, always old of its bdozej like the city of New time jt will Ik? put over. A trolley manhood. transportation interests, we tru s t that to prove up their case, if they are friends or associates. Mr. Wilson for instance. Six "dry" inspcc* line from .S anford ta Tampa in ns such n contest will not ho provoked swindled. no longer dresses for the occasion ns ' tor8 been caught in the graft inau re to come as Sunday. They should, therefore, if they hove CLYDE LINE IS RUSHED. by shortsightedness on the pnrt of he always did while President; it is vestigntion in th at city, of whom four soundness of a, railroad m anagers, but we w arn them nny doubt of the on fnmilc. Rut no meal in thc Wilson have been suspended and reenniaii,iniW e hope* Bob Holly can soon g et ohetk, present it to the bnnk on hoi.se ever proceeds until grace i s ',.(! fl„. dism js*n|. If then.Thc Clyde Line is so rushed with Hint unless they act of their, own ac­ ml* Lin interurban trolley lino In opera­ new business thnt the boats' arc sev­ cord the public will act ami with even whicji it is drawn, at the earliest pos- said. Mr. Wilson has always said it U1.re „ uiMy it would seem t 1 the tion, if we can render any assistance, eral hours late these days and the line more power than it hns ever used si » e moment, and if it i, refused, himself..nnd months ago when he was ' IMMm|ty hns been altogether lu. uhL call uppon uo.—Reporter-Star. Ju st has put on extra help tb handle‘ the before. When once public sentiment see that the hank stam ps on the check RO weak he could hardly stand with- They should hnvc received long prisTtcep your foot on the exhilnrator, old business. This is due to the campaign is thoroughly aroused, ns it is now (not on a paper pinned to it its re ­ out aid, and his voice was alm ost in- lon sentences. ’ The business relations Tcllow, and-get some capitalists in te r­ made by the Sanford Cham ber of ngents an,t the booth egers being aroused to the injustice of rni.l- fusal to pay) and the reason thereof. audible, he Bteadied him self on h i» j„ f ested . * * Commoree and assisted by the cham ­ rond ‘rates, there Is no possible power Then, with this check so stam ped ns chair and whispered the plea for di- bare been intim ate and remunerative ---------------- o--------------bers of commerce of rill thc other cit­ which can stand against it. More­ evidence, he can make the required vine blessing. • to Iwth parties. One agent i- > N ew spapers declare that the habit ies has sent thc- cry around the state over, the part of wisdom for railroad affidavit for the arrest of the p e rs jr Never Neglects the Bible. ed as sa y in g -th a t he had inn « r calling u n^an or woman well edu­ to "Ship by W ater." It was the s ta r t­ m anagers, viewing the "subject from issuing it, nnd the chci'k itself, with A fter dinner he goes in for rend- bigh as $3,000 p**r week, but tb cated ju st because he or rhe hns a t ­ ing point for the downfall of the ex­ the welfare of their holders, demands the notation of the bark thereon, is ing or amusement. Once a week Mr. 'ly 'h c had been obliged to givi ...... . tended college, is nil wrong. A lot of orbitant rates charged by the rail­ th at they reduce their rates and th u s 1 sufficient evidence, unless the m aker Wilson hns n motion picture show of (1f jt tl) ..j )1(1 mnn higher up " -nt folks who "go through" college, do roads and now that the railroads have increase volumes of traffic and at thc of the check sets up some collateral his own and frequently sees the f e a - * -pbe paper making the » th a t nnd m in in g more, ami a lot of seen the light they will hrstep to low­ same time win public favor. They defense. .tun) film a t the same tim e it is being *suggests that if a mnn is obliged to I his Passing worthless checks upon un- shown nt Ihe theatres down town. O f - 'include his winnings at poker •other folks who never see .n college er the rates a t once. Hut when they can Avin thc public or they can arouse w.xnept in pictures or as they pass by kns^en lowering of the rates wo the h itte r hatred of the public; the suspecting persons has heretofore cnsionnlly he goes to a vaudeville Jjnt.0,ne tax, he should also inch. I his show, L! his p arty taking seats in the "rake off" from (he bootleggers.— . t (he buildings, nre entitled to the shm!,d nat. ha<rtcn ‘o return to the railform er would add to their prosperity, been one of the most commoiv m etlv • classification of well-cducated.- -SL reads. We should tifto the railroads the la tte r would mean n vast destruc­ otis of swindfing in this state ns it is last row, nnd entering and leaving Tampa Times. only W here it is impossible to use the elsewhere. But w ith the due enforce­ w ith 'every effo rt to avoid ostentation ' Petersburg Tin* t-; w ater and then use the railroads ns tion of values of railroad securities. ment df this law—nnd a re—lyr happens, however, that ------ ----- o------------ R i i u iiti is is w it; vvic­ ijj - —it.r ............... i - v *-------------» the LET THE KLAN HANDLE THEM. If railroad m anagers are wise, they little ns possible. When any corpor­ hat it is enforced—* somebody fails to ijlscovcr thl* visittori tim ’s duty to sec thnt ILnkeland now has 548 members of wit! promptly recognize the situ a ­ ation ,is forced to reduce the rates by ipping ie virtually broken the practice enn he broken] and n dem onstration of hnndclnpp the new cham ber of commerce, nnd "One Hundred Russian Ana* '• -!< another agency th at promises relief tion, eve nthough they honestly be­ up. The watchword shouiu be prom pt- “ Lvays ensues, m ore of them to follow. Lnkelnnd'a lieve th at they cannot afford lower arc Loose in U. S.f Under Bond, ay* . the form er corporations th n t were so Evenings at home, however, a u ness in presenting the check nnd in example in coming into thc chamber freight rates, and will test the ques­ n headline in tho papers. Will. a!L prone to raise the rates beyond nil securing the w arran t for the a rre s t 8*,cn4 ' n Ihe fam ily circle. Ihc foro f commerce in a body and making it tion of freight rates and save them ­ we can s’ny is, that if they wifi just reason should not have thc business of t U guilty o'nrt;.. so that he can n o t] m er P n ',id<?f,t and Mrs- W i' 8on r<*nd unanimous, eouid well he followed by a fter they see the light—a t least not selves and save the situation. turn them loose down here in •Cun' get outside the jurisdiction of the a book *0S® ^cr, or perhaps Mrs. Wil■other cities th n t we m ight mention. OPUl they have been sufficiently chas­ If the railroads will make this ford, nnd let the Ku KIux k: ! ,,ne SD," ,r cnf aIoud’ ^ ’u n - t a it is one I t is as much the business of every tened to lem eqjher the day when they move of tficir own volition, nnd do it stnte before he is apprehended of the detective stories of. which Air. good crack a t th em ,-they will a ' be mnn in a city to join the cham ber of snw tjjC |jK|lt pAimptly, it will be but a few months Wilson was said to be so fond.- He here to bother anyone with their 'tab commerce, ns it is to join church, c h u rc h ,' The w aterw ays of Florida have been before every locom otivejjnd c a r will DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS. takes to bed early, not to sleep, how­ outrages nny longer. Out on ni‘nd lodge, lodge, club club oorr society. society. sadly neglected by the shijipers and by be crowded to capacity, nnd the roads ever, but to relax, to read nnd write. for nn.nnnrchist is just like turning ----------------o _ ----------------------- 0 the government and the going back will be in a position to crowd every Three years from now the D em o-; Likc Mark Twain, he does much read- n Hon loosi? in a rirriis, lcttirc hint Sanford needs 100 more houses to the w ater shipm ents ‘will do more railroad m aterial shop in the country cratic party , if re organized, will be in* and w ritin« 5n hcd* _Propped _up devour all th a t comes in his , Rhrig h t now. We really need >500, but for the development of the great wnt- with orders, w hich, will keep them Stronger thnn ever, and will sweep j by pillows, nnd with a little writing The law does not scent able to 100 would do us n whole lo t'o f good, erw'ays of this state than uny other busy for twelve months or m an; to thc dilly-dally, shilly-shally Repuhli- bonrd *cn}« his k,lcc* he reads and these scoundrels, and therefore the HPt’e nre tu rn in g people aw ay every | agency. For years Sanford people come.—-M anufacturers' Record. cans off the m n i> -th at is, unless t h o l ,nnke* noU's’ *omc of tb?,n v?luw ,‘ Ku Klux touches them wherever the)’ d a y U-cnnso we cannot accommodate have asked for appropriations for the Republicans offer something definite nous n#nd D L ^ortlw nd. They are not stick up th eir heads. Whatever els* them with houses. W hat is the ana- deepening and widening of the chan- LARGE MAIL ORDER the public may say about the Ku K ux nnd concrete nt once to alleviate the for a l™ok w bkh ”' a" y ex p ect w er? More Sanford money Invested [n<d ° 4 tbc ®4* doknB river from PalatKlan, the charge of disloyalty t" g,J>' present condition^. If they p e r s is t', However, the evening may be spent, HOUSE READS ALL „ - i t i, however tired he may bo, there is ofte em m ent is not one of 4hent,.nfid they hcro with which to build houses. W e ka 10 SanfoTd and fro,n Sanford to while Rome is b u r n in g ," ..,. ’. COUNTRY PAPERS* in ,"fiddling lack the money to loan out fo r hous- b^ike H arney, l o r years vre have ask„ . ., , , , . thing the form er President never nog- arc really nnd truly American ad nnd offering thc pdoplc .cake when . , , v , ... , 'lects. it is the reading of a few wny through, nnd until the la-4* 0 es. We have always ladkcd it. There *d for thc recognition of our claims as they cry for bread. Neither do we the m blc. Wht!n he paya "We haye n bureau whose duty it m ust be a w ay out and > w ay wilt be *5 e K,n%t ,inlalnd vraterw ay through America touch all phases of criminal an* rK °r e l**m>crati(- poojni^bt he invariably rends aloud found and. when ft is found the homes Florida and aiked for the; cut through is to read each - week the country ° party as constRuled ju st lwfore the. sh o rt. pn88a(rc from thl* Bible life, it Is useless- t o ‘talk about putting Tfrlll be built and Sanford's g re a te st into the Indian riv er thus giving «lw newspaper* from ail over the country, Inst election. I t will take organized whjch „ |wayB rcsU on , he r<.at| | nfr tn- the Ku Klux o u t'o f business. Thrf people tpc chance to take a d v a n ta g e ! _ , , problem solved. Seem to he a sechet nrib-r wi.h * of the salt wftter .canal and the S t . f Therc iS not a IV“ P " «ny conse- effort and progressive ideas to put hie a t his bedside.. ..----------o ■ - ■ chnrter just imj* like other srerct , - .......er just Scnd- A ttendant Away Johns river nnd assist in making both 'lUence m our trade territory th at our the Democratic party where it he■"Sanford needs golf, links and a w aterw ays thc grentesU in thc South, bureau does not get. anti they are willing to g" as Lir ** This bureau longs .get rid of the cheap skate ofFriends und adm irers ask, what is •i-iruntry club, declncey the hanfonl wa8 and jg our only hope in reduc-! looks over these papers and when w e. ficc htdders and hnngera-on, the pen- Woodrow Wilson’s real condition „„„ now ? any. °*kcr secret ard,^r ja yarth* H erald. "No city can expect to havo the freight rates nil thc time and Find n town where the m erchants nre nut politicians who pose as statesm en, ] |e will bo sixty-five years old next Pu4d*c their aims nnd ritualto u ris ts w ithout golf links and in giving the.shippers the beat kind and advertising in the local paper we im- nnd .hundreds tof others' who* have. December and has passed through nn er 4ban tba4, no man know* an>! Sanford there has been started such the cheapest transportation in _ the m ediately flood th a t territory w ith our helped to ’-*” -_ j ■ -which » > « *fcw 'irien • ----- **-■ ruin** IF" the chances pf the ordeal survive. The a—n institution." The Herald urges tho world. --------- ................. . _ — j litfra tu rc . It always brings results Democratic p a rty in tho past. And m easure of hik progress toward The town of Inverness have cal Yolhmlng up o f plans fo r a country | Under the Republican adm lnistra- f a r in excess of the same effort put thoir policy toward the south will also health must be measured w ith thpse „ nc]ectjon for the latter part of Ocd o b and a golf course, projected some tion Sanford nrid the St. Johns river forth in territory where the local mer- need to be changed, if they expect tho fhets in mind. His normal w eight in ,• , ....ifn.f df tfvei*’. tim e ago but not .brought quite up to j received more recognition than they chants use th eir local papers," said solid south of ancient history. We health while ho was president was tober to voto on 0 ' . .*’ _j ' **"' for * --------for • th e point of actual construction. T hera 8did under the eight years of Domo- Herjnan osenlcld, advertising . m an. are thinking dow n'here in Dixie,f and 180 pounds. He shows little depart- city $75,000 a water work* im T H E H ERALD PRINTING C O M P A N Y 2 4 r i m J J ■ C m nbe no qUMtion I -\1• : - t o t h e a ttr a c ^ c r a tic rule ju st p a ls e d .’ This m ight a g t r f o r Sears, Roebuck A Co. .» it is always good to see people think, ure from that figure now. I = ‘ I - His cyc^-sew er lysteUL,! �' * . _■ • » ♦ mam . - ^ T \ TH E SA N FO R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , S E PT E M B E R 30, 1921 !»■*■* i REDUCTION r« ON Hupmobile Closed Cars It <!- -S E D A N .......................................... $ 2250.00 A REDUCTION OF $235.00 If K— C O U PE ........................................ $ 2200.00 A REDUCTION OF $200.00 We can make immediate deliveries of either open or Closed Cars C o rd Tires are now Standard Equipment on all Hupmobile Models SANFORD, FLORIDA C< CLASSIFIED WANT ADS WANTED * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE GENEVA * * * * * * * * * * Mr. and Mrs. Kndor Curlett won* visitors’in Tampa Tuesday. Mrs. Holland Heed, of Lake Harney, spent Friday with Mrs. Clifford Proc­ tor. Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield anil Mr. and Mrs. T, W. Prevail were shopping in Sanford Friday. Mrs. Clifford Proctor, accompanied by Mrs. I. 1). H art and family spent Sunday- nt Daytona Bench. Ruth Me F aria tie spoilt Friday and Saturday with Miss Betsy Clnrk nt Osceola. Going down to itttend the birthday pnrly of Miss Betsy. Mr. ami Mrs, T.* W. Prevail motor­ ed to Osteen Sunday to spend the day with Mrs. P re v a ils mother, Mrs. J. M. Littlcr. . .Mend Baker went to Daytona Beach dn Friday to spend the week end. *| Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stevens, of Osce­ ola visited Mrs. M cFarlans on S atur­ day evening. Castor Pomace Rev. J. I. Albertson nnd wife, our ! Sunday school missionaries, will be with us again next Sunday, preach­ ing at II a. in., nt Lake M ary, 3 j>. m. in Upsnln and in the evening nt P a­ ula. W«* areal ways glad tu have them with us. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haskins wore Sunday visitors n t ’thc home of their sister, Mrs. Niece and father, Mr. Malm. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tyner, of San­ ford, and their mother, Mrs. C har­ K A IN IT—SHEEP M A N U R E lotte Tyner, of Tampa, who has been recently visiting with them and with GOAT M ANURE friends In Jacksonville, were Sunday guests at.dhb honfe of Mr. and Mrs. And Other M aterials T. O. Tyner; on the 2.1th Miss 11row’ll of S-anford was a visitor. • Eddie Lee and a Indy friend spent Monday evening a t the home <>f his b _____ 3p nrence Bergqulsf Is h av in g n lit­ ger returned to Orlando Wednesday tle rest up nt the home of his parents after spending a few days with* their nt Tiger Buy, and his brother, Elmer, mother, who has been confined to Iter is here ju st now, both hnve h urt a bed several days "with fever. finger. Mrs. T. J. Mct'leaYi has been very Our Gfapoville young m e n are tuck at her Home. Her many friends about all off on a mptor trip this hope .for her speedy recovery. RHONE 536 week and things seem p retty quiet. MUs Olga Vihlcn Is enjoying n well earnt-d rest nt the home of her p a r­ c<• ■> <■* -:-v -5- ■>4 ents, was- a enller at the home of Mrs. ! Jes?e Lee, Monday. She has just re- I \ good friend stands by’ you when c* •;* <■ ■> * •>•» turned from a three weeks vacation iii tie!ii. Sanford people tell how -k* * 8-8*<• Doan's Kidney Pills liaye stood the spent with friends nt Miami, Mrs. A. F. W ester dick leaves with lest. Mrs. E .' Woodcock, of 300 Elm Mrs. Parkinson and granddaughter. Avc., endorsed. Doan’s six years ago Miss Helen, of Osteen, on Thursday and again confirms the story. Could to attend the annual Adventist camp­ you ask f o r . more’ convtnciirg testi­ mony ? meeting in Orlando, for ten days “Time has only increased my re­ Mr. and Mrs. A. I,. Campbell and gard for Doan's Kidney Pills and l , f little ones, left on Monday to visit cheer full v give mv endorsement," 4* two or three Weeks with bis ri’blttvt”* •■ay M rv Woodcock. “Mime giving iii Indiana. 1,000 my la»! statem ent, I have used D Friends will be sorry to bear that Mr. nml Mrs, ('has Rnptone of Bos and they proved most satisfactory in ••• relieving me «f a -even- . ;m ,.f kid 1 foil, have given up lb, f.]”;, they bail ne>’ 11iiubie. i Staii'iniUit given May T Don't fail tu drive through mir fillin g .station and try your of coming south this winter, so Mr. 21,1914).’ ' hml Mr*. Stent, who have been keep('n Mar, It ]p. i n i \ Mrs \ \ ....i. k * w heel a lig n m e n t. T h e W e a v e I n d ic a to r s h o w s von if vm ir mg up their place for them wilt move "tUiaiis Kidney Pills nrade a , k, to . their .. , , of, said bat own home in a rotiple loinplete l ure m mV ease of kidney Y w h eels need a tte n tio n . Weeks. I trouble some years ago and the eureJ 1S 1 psala had a good rain Sunday, | h, a s .i i t s U, e a,. ,t g l.a d l y g i.... . •{■ ' v r th is endorset only a few drops fell m Grape merit and u nli to *confirm mv f or me r ! Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems A GOOD FRIEND WANTED—Voting cow. Must be fresh and good milker. J. II. Melmcr, Box 103, Sorrento, Fin. ISitfc Mr and Mrs. W. N .Blackwood, of ...... .. .. ..... . . SEE M. S. S NELSON for all kinds of 0/1undo, were in Oviedo Sunday. hauling. 3 i-tfr Mr, and Mrs. N. J*. Lawton and Mr. | and Mrs. C. ,S. Lee visited W inter WE WANT a 'lady or gentleman agent to handle city trade in San­ Tark and Orlando, Tuesday, Frank N orris spent Saturday in ford and other vacant cities. This is a wonderful opportunity ns you will Kissimmee on business, Mrs W. E. Argo, nnd Miss Palmer he retailing the genuine J. It. W at­ kins Cpcoanut Oil Shampoo, Garda Are ', spent Tuesday in Orlando. I Pace Powder, Fruit Drinks and over Mr and Mrs. S. W. Swope went to ther products. Write toilyy for \\ a.■ : Park Tuesday to, the opening flee ample and particulars.—The J, i of ]:■■!Itrrs College. It. Watkins Co., 08 Memphis, Tcnn. Mi'.s A. D. Mitchell returned F ri­ 4-41 p da) fr.mi Mobile, Ala. Mr. Frnnk N orris visited Sanford FOB SALE Monday. FOR SALE No. KIT West First St. A i:i!ly day service wn sheld by the Light rooms and hath, _ h. i r ’mice Hapiiil Sunday school last Sunday. and. terms, write .box _ 182. 1lay tuna,, Milton H aight ,of Westfield, N. J., Fla. tfl-tfc has returned to Oviedo and will be * I \ mi s i m i : r i - v i s T s h o p , T. s TwiT, tUJklldt.fT 11f*|rf RmtORE[j a: iated with nis father In the eefsWbvfl ta tilm l _____t'H_______________________a-isip im r t IJock business this winter. statement FDR SALE Celery plants Will be Mngnuson ■'jteui h few dayA fam ily .meeting of the Oviedo * ready about tile 2'.fh of Ibis month. I'll’ e I'O: ;it all -i. .del D’.'I t III] nt the h>*nie of Mr und Mr Lre -im, ply ask for a kidney . remedy get srh-ot was held Tuesday, afternoon Inquire a t Herald office. O-Otp be iu expecting soon to leave to take Doan's Kidney Pills tin mine that |*. ar.a plans made fo r the opening next BEST GRADE STABLE MANURE up bis work again for Mr. (’base. Mrs. Woodcock had. Foster Mill.inn I Monday, October 3. in carload lots. A ttractive prices. We hear that Mr J. L Sundq'ir-’t I I. Mfrs.. Buir.ib’ . N \.|v Mi iand Mrs. W. J. Lawton and Prompt shipments. W rite for quota has been ill fuf a few day**._ rb i n, spent Shlurday afternoon in. tions. Bergman Manure Co,, Box 2l<L’l Mrs. Ballinger was in ‘Fpsatna V \ N ( K IMH’GI.ASS HOME-BI ItNS Winter Park and Orlando. Station A, Jacksonville. Fin. G-2tc Tuesday .spending the day with MrTlie O, P. Swope cottage on Gro(i'rsm W*JnetJ»r'* tl*llyl ham avenue, has been sold to Mr. C. j *SALK- ' V‘ k ^ a te , ten room Ebba Lee and mother, Mrs. Stcilt, Tin- country home of Vance Doug­ I. Ib-ed, of Chicago. | house two books east of Stetson also railing on Mrs. Barrel and tlr-. .1 dward , i McCall c* it ileft #. ilast» week, tfoi University. DeLund. Suitable for Erieson. , lass ,.0 Golden l ake south of the ejty . ,, , , , . . o. . „ apartm ents or large family, lieauti Mr .and Mrs. Edwin Peterson and , burned to the ground last..night I. ui.r Del a ml where he will enter Stetson ! 1 i* and M r» D oii-laipt fnl bent inn. Apply to J. H Hutch daughti gnters mol bred 'over Sunday from a total Ions, Li . ersity. ,u |.r r irisoii, Ailiiir . lb'jn Lleveiitlt ami Lain I hr i t 11>>111•- |,l Hull. Illll Uli.1 pi • t I ii| jo -I I'p i-b, <1 nisi and Mrs. W ,f. Varne und fain . 11 1to b ” 111• .Hid 11 W.1 It. f ’ll' *1 ave , Sanford, 1 la 7 It; the day w n b lelutiv'es mi f ti'.ipev iMe i • nt Monday in Sanford In ”Ut Inct item- w. gave the ml iii” t ’ omforlabl. md ■ ov. t,,. r.i -o W eathers made business trip People who have been helped by news of (lie death of Mrs. Emit Mag . biirban homes m tins si-cti.m. It is to nrlandu Tuesday. Tnnlnc arc always anxious and will­ ntlson, which \v« think will be in tin- not known ju st how* the blaze Mtarted . Mr. nand Mrs, S. W. Swope and son it might have ing to tel! others abdut it.— Union weekly. Rev. W alker, froin Sanford, but rumored th a t Fr m is , visited Sanford, W inter Park caught froin s defective wire its Mr. Pharmacy.—Adv. conducted the funeral servings and n at ! Orlnndo Snturdity. Douglass bad bis own elect ides "plant large number of relatives and sym ­ Lev, L E. W right nnd Mr. Frank TRUCK TIRES. Goodyear non-skids pathizing friends attended the funeral and the entile pbo. v . . well lighted N t u were visitors to Geneva Wed32x t S f 27.10 with many I.emit tfu Mural .•ir.’ring'. The sympathy of tbeirr inuny friends lltiflll r mI;*y . 3 1x 11a . 3100 covering the r •live nt iaikev i . « Her l> extetideil l ” \1r a.tal Ml- It .oubiss S. Barksdale, who has hedn re- All iff her sires any make in propor 10 ,.r I.'. 1 md, and family in l b ” ! I**1- of home and sister. Mrs \ Inin ! ■g Miss A. D Mitchell ns ageiil lion. Get ”iii pm*.- befnie you buy. ,i)nl \i t .... . f 11r 111x11111g 1 or -”li. anil Mr and M ■ S. A. L. Ry., r a turned Satur- Ray Brothers. Phone 118. ll-lfc Mrs. Jackson, f rout P ud m. m t . also da to Orlando. attended. n o t ic e : J C, Collier,. of S.a Sanford, riford. le left ft on i 1 have grnfophones, guns and b|Saturday for Canton, N; Y., to bring ryeles that have been repaired over 30 (From -W edninlux’ * i f i l l r ) , days in my shop. Owners will please back his better half, who lias been’ Mr. and Mrs. George OeCottes re­ call and get them or I will have to sell spending the summer north with their GUARANTEED' • f / turned hom e-last night from Daytona them for the repairs. rehitiv'esT bl RE SHOT, kills timber, any specBench where they spent the Week end Yours respectfully, *« and size within from (5) to (55) W. A. PARKER, with Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Bishop. * . seldom longer than (15) days, 217 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, Florida “It Must Have Been Dead at Least Mr. and Mrs. !t. !.. t bristenberry >l *■ kly decays tim ber and prevents 4 -lte ’ Months But Didn’t Smell." will be at home to Jliyir friends n t S1 'Uts, also kills PnlmeUo immedi* th e ir' apartm ent at the home of Mr. “EXIDE" BATTERIES, the Giant au ly.. W rite fo r particulars. and Mrs. It. Waltmir on Laurel ave­ . "Saw a big fat in our cellar las! that lives in a box. We can now fu r­ “M UK-SHOT” Tint her Killer Co nish six Volt Batteries it $21.10. We Fall." writes Mrs. Joanny, “and nue. Mrs. 8 , D Lazarus and little son OCALA, FLORIDA ___ buy, sell, exchange, recharge and re- bought a 35c cake of RAT-KNAP. broke it up into small pieces. laist b*uve tonight for their home in Brookh ■'dfiMvc M anufacturers nnd DhftrBi- pair nil makes Batteries. Ray Urothlyn, N. Y., a fter spending several ulors for Fjofida jm d Cuba. ers. Phone 1-18. 0-tfc week while moving we came across weeks here with her mother, Mrs. the dead rat. Must have been dead Frank nnd brother, Felix Frank, nt six months, didn’t smell. RAT-KNAP la wonderful." Three sizes, 35c, file, their home on Palm etto avenue. Mrs, $1.21. Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball Lazarus has been extensively .enter­ tained during her visit here. Hardware Co. Mr. and Mrs. \V. J. McBride nnd Porter. Whiglmm left this morning in. Mr .and Mrs. M. C. Cleveland, hot- the McBride ear for Alabama w ter known ns Grover, have arrived In they will visit relatives and friends X Defective sight is i>ve of the greatest drawbacks to the v •> the city from Cleveland, Ohio, and for several weeks. •j. health nnd development of children. It is ninny times responsible \ £ will he hero for the winter. Mr. and Mr. and Mm. Robert W nltour mov­ for backwardness in school. Perhaps your youngster’s vision is \ * Mrs. Cleveland left here several years ed into their new home yesterday, faulty. It won't require much effort on your part to find out ami + ago, a fte r spending one w inter on which they recently build on Laurel * you will certainly lie better ■satisfied to knuvv. ■ . * Bannpa Lake, where they o w n e j a Happily, many visual d efects'of childhood yield readily to ^ t'omnlete line of army goods at skilled treatm ent if applied,in time. Now that school time is ... nice orange grnvo and since that time J , here, when the eyes will be In constant requisition, you should J Jms been in Mexico and other coun­ Thrasher & G arner’s .. Prices are be doubly sure that your child is fitted for the .iitlV. tusks. The ^ tries. They will be nt the Frank right 7.2tr School, the clothing, the books, etc., are nil eared f<>r, of course -y Brown place mi Banana I nk* fot, the \1>- und Mi- I l a n k \ k c r * a t, mi-*hot most im portant of all -'rem em ber the eyes ’ J winter mid truer many Sanford friend J i> cupying Ha n apartm ent at ■the ^ Wi; are udding a full assortm ent of fmines’ in rhiUtr. n’.- sizewill be glad I., hear of their being harm’ ..f Mr u i . f \(r'- Robert Wall <to our stock which will enable us to tit your boy or girl "Mb £ Imiiie again and that they will be lo re our on Laurel avenue. glasses compatible with his age and size. v uall winter. “Grover” has never lost • New arm y McClellan suddles, nt his lov^ for Sanford and he will be one-half price, $15/ nt T hrasher & in the old game of raising oranges Garner's. 7-2tC nnd fine chickens again before he Mrs. I). L, Thriisher and Miss May knows it. t. OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN. . Thrasher motored to Kustis yesterday where they spent the day, + OfTico O p p o s ite R o sto ffic e R h o n e 192 Ten qew store buildings will he Tnnlae is made of roots, herbs and | — -------------- T O S E E B E T T E R S E E M 6 0 R E -----------------completed within thenext few mqnths barks nml contnins no m inerals or ♦ + + + *+ ****< , * 4. * 4^ ,+ .j.** j.^.*** ***«<■*** +■>*+**♦ in Haines City. opiates.—Union Pharmacy,—Adv. ******** Fertilizer Materials PERSONAL NOTES TIMBER" KILLER 30X3 A NON-SKID •• • 30X3 NON-SKID 10.50 G U ARAN TEED ( i* l M ILES V vi l e a n i z i n g Frank Akers Tire First and Elm Avenue i + + + + + + + 4 r t - + + 4 + + 4 ‘!-4 + ,t*4 + 4 + + + + + A 4 + + 4 4 t + + Y” 0 ' .mi 1 l i t i . . l l - i o . b ’l e d e ......I b e , , i t | i - l ” llo |i b w m Ii < "tie . I > y . 'U I stuinneh dnmrdei;. with t'anlae and CITATION you will keep well and strong. Union r I* ,A|t-Hiids*. “ -s # Pharmacy f—Adv,’ Y p n tpf In n mHi Iif iii«I*-. Iv f *«m y m! If. \ S Mrh, ill. |*.Mt.<rrt.in fU.» V.r H'». 1 ~1■-filUHx.aIII II.. Oll.sll C»uM thfudli >.; Cl 1*4.i ■r RAtit i>l* i n 4 3.*r iL-iim nots Ctruiii* — Ih i3i*Hrffy ■ ( M A I Il>N I’T !” M1, . I« ■f- -#■inv- rr t t In Mj 1b■r" ■ •:1 1 1— li.rtd f M l \ . m II. *1 V T L » h I*: «!.* *% -«j-ii:r 11 ■'« it--*- Ttt* Hat ' % \ < a ■h*.5'!' - 5- 'l tig-- '! i* *«»*-, t Ifr *• 1 11it" U- . -,t*’. 9--,:.| * fl i* #lirffe#F f%trifT4P*l fli#f 3*A1(1 tjnflrr t*i* |.n T i* i*nnfg-n| \V*rfcli 11* A HnfWPi+rf4iti»lrMl id PajtfiiTrt, SMltlywl* Cifiitity* ftft 11 1’ ,:fifrfP’ l BMPl *1» H-r ->Mi 'lr ’ *'! » l»*f. A. f* UnSl* t R p r U !«» Ilii* 1*111 t f t M*1H Vl* U i PTltifeiiPfl ii:5*f 4ic*l Ifl 1M* f-UTJ=# I t 'U «tr«yrv>4 tM* n«iL. l - ^ut.HPmai Id llir N*rtffhl Ilrrali! utev S * Wrrk firf rlfchl rbrruL*, f*«gf 1UI/** m&ris WltHhS nti Lfltu) -ami 4 1 «*f fl}= s tjfli# |t >»f Sp|ifFtniwf. A . I). IV,fT\f?34i m* I iihil ■ tft11 f1if” --rill nf ffitP (’■HfTi ,m.| M«4*i « i 11,t* 11^11 ' .4* n li t i l l , <1 . -t * 1-t\ 1) i :**i .wf »r i <itin \ i » ' Ns-li. li-*f 7tits* K -<f tj=»* » it* t\i PtflpDaell1 l i. \ . tim i tMitiilT* I h. J m JIN a lift i f T f i i w l f*»| I . ulijil s 1‘s «*tf imm *.! i lr*w t111. ill I w tfL i-tiwt, I i *»\ UHfA 8i»illc-||frr |n»I .'f l i.yni^l f. f f MispMItiafil. 7 -n* *. . Q uch / I Eye Strain Dulls the ! iChildi | TOM M OORE J I --■■_ . ■ Goes Against to h a v e to s e ll l u m b e r a t present prices but it certain ly is soft picking for the man who w .iiils to btrih! b u ih l. I- Ymm !’. p rrits t s suv say that lumber* w ill ic sci so 1 heap ni’ Vi’t lie In .H' again. a pa m. tn g tit w h y postpones b u ik lI1hr he man in ’ ain language, a boob. u s fig u re o n t h a t j o b — y o u ’l l 'b e N ow is the tim e . Let s u rp ris e d ! ' LS£ v'.v| SERVICE -* : QUALITY PRICE �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921 ta Circuit CVurt. h t i t U Judicial Circuit, and for Sotrriuclo County. IT ertiti,— -» la Chaantry. ta the Circuit Court of lb* S a r.n th Judicial Cir­ l a C ircu it C o u rt. SoToath Ju d ie L i cuit of Florida. la and for ftoraiael* County.—In Cfcantary. —la C h ie c ,,,. ^ " * n-rtda..Couat/oTiilaS,^ CITATION CITATION B t L t TO QUIET T lT L r Vnnnr WllUini I, . F a* trr i 1 1 11 Yim af, n t* ie ;a J J , 0«vr*tA . It ,*• fn>«j i s affidavit filthJi ta tHl» ‘••u w U>ft tfe* r*«t4#w# of lb« l* l l u c r n t ) , <’.«***l i . It At It li th# belltf of i f 1 f ttiti (h it lh« iU fffll»nl U o r r r tb# m o of to v n ij-iin r jtAr*. *a4 th a t I* t » prrooo in iho Ettoto of rtartil* tho t# r r t« | of a *st>i*MOi is;«*o «Lont frouM Mf*J ih« m 14 ant ~' T tiofvforr.. M%lnm HMl Youatf* Af# feofo- ONE QUALITY -"' tp-.pimi osa th# ?lh tlajr of JfrOOWO^Wfi I l*. It**! in appear to th# MU t«f romplftltit fjlr-l • *. Is Lkt» caii*#, a ■i#CTfO f*r*» o-mf**** *111 on **1J J t t # ho tfttrrw l aratnat JfU, It t* further ordered that »«)<! nolle* t+ gmb* tfi tit# S*f*f*tt\l ftrra ii. a £«ir>ft*|&? pub* l i s Cifttat j , Wi«nr*a m* ta n d A ll fin e s t o u r s k ill, fa c ilitie s , to b a c c o s a re a n d life lo n g c o n c e n tra te d on k n o w le d g e th is o n e o f th is N o th in g is p o s s ib le to O N E to o B R A N D , g u o d m a k e a fo r c ig a re tte — »*F a L i fla v o r o f c ig a re fty A n d C a m e ls is a l w a y s s ta n d a rd . m e llo w -m ild p u t th e T h ey Y o u a re c h o ic e s t m a in ta in e d c a n re fre s h in g a lw a y s s m o o th n e s s — to b a c c o s — a n d e n tire o n ly — 20 c ig a r e tte s — ju s t th e r i g h t s iz e to s a v in g p a c k in g . in th is ! C a m e ls p ro d u c tio n in to C am el C a m e l a n d Q u a lity . Q u a lity a t so H e r e ’s j T l \ ^ 4 O frills p a t th e in g e t goo d a s th e s a m e d e p e n d com e c a n a s q u a lity . on th e ta s te s o n T h a t ’s a n o th e r. S u c h do p u t n o t ju s t fo r im p ro v e la list fo lk j» In e d ra rrltie d p a r t Ion la rly dr*<rU«*»l a * f d l a v i . to - w lt ; 5-*to all U a ( r»M o f the North***! N n rtheiet q u a rte r o f aaM o c ( 2 1 1. journahlp tw e n ty -,«« m g o es w h y y o u n o u s e le s s N o “ e J c tra (» ) K e .t , ) , ( Bt ? “ 4 r«t Ah me lu . * “ ’rtly. '-•* I t , tl# thread or cl atm cl of tVei the A llantte t'oa.t- (Joe railroad, -la k e Charm B raailt. reOfA N ortherly •.Pei* the W ratrrly line- of raid rlfbt-of.w ay, JUJ feet, theoca W eal H t-1.5 feat t» p etal of P e e la ala * ,' and a k q : lte»i&Ma* a t a |» Jn l I M rh a la e North of the INdnt of tn tm e rrto o o f the B a.t Ilka of Ike Sanford C r.tit with the tVret llae o f . Section 31. T -w a .U p 13, South of lladure 31 E aat; ran t b r s r r P a .t (21,1 reel tu tl* E aat Ilee of the # anferJ tlra n t. tl-enc* Soalb 25 deyreea tVeul «! -*.- 't-e Eaat line of t i e S .a fo rd C ra n t 2yO ff*t. lie n e e t\> el fre t, t ir n r e N orth 270.1 *«* to Iba p .ln t of laalnaiO it. othenela* de wTllw l . . tie North h a lf n f IM M to w fo t -1e- (1*31. q»» tn n d red e l r h t , -three ,ti handred etahty-foar .tlM ) of the *-■ o f Fieeet City, O n n y e Park u f la t t«»k J- a t p a ra ra, neoor.u Coanty. H orlda. T Tlia tU ht . v. lit aa|.| .el.) rich! itl + i u r t l k a L D efeo .taata, • ___ ■ o tle rw lie tfeK rtt^d r.‘ " J *«£oqtl,ue.t “ .* !>:t e f it j T-.K -ilr T. P ru t, rm tJraee a n ln iw a . Jennie Soqtlrtaat q u a rte r-o r ------------1 t «-f Ibfc IV ^ifaerty, teet l-r.r» onksow n, J. A. Mfputitlo a eU tran tlB}. t£nrs*felf» tuw n.hlf t » « jj . t. rre ilrtc * SE»& .»a. M A M fiv n .U . rrANikji I). ra n ra tu rn ly -o ln e o j p , , . '*1 I J n u e a d » n : l l e e q f . f f . U a k : reullenc* . M Ilea auom H: J , - a , ^ a a k t« w a ; t i e b a in , i n tree*, araaleee. lev,\a .traw n fcwela O led t b . f V J s an I a le e .- t . i t t l a i H i t e . Dtally T. Heat. a re defendant, to the ra id Hit: that i? d e n c a are uidiK w q: th a t each t f ; - V i i . ! S oaoe.1 defendant., If U«lae. t. m r il, , " j tw enty-vne 1211 y e a n : that there J, ‘ " •o the State of Florida t ie u r . r . of M k l r n a t l j ; Fk<rtda. a > w lt; 71 E*a»: rua th eo te North poem ai-m e t o u r » « '( ! hlad t ! . . Z,Zr IW U t-itf 110 ft AT o f the NW r«r : r-'- * ■ ' » thence Pa*l ante. If U tlns. and It f^r-. r de- t t * *414 atei-m b ill herein rilo! t£ -. •■. O* S t: 14 of S E H , Seatlua le. 1o»B- « * » t Ur-» kf Sanford O rant., thence Sooth U.F th* .1 _____t_u_ , .. R tr;r e ra n » S3 J ft.. E 1 W ’-tv .t nS the l ia . t -line *f F -a f"rd hwll.# belief Of com ftlatfisnt th»t. 1 -1* ** t* tiJ i h ^ s r t il r a a d t l f h r e t f e ra e T??) f t ,. N to H e j,4 a t of twetiminy, maninlnv fcn or are p e r r i n ,. JtK erei!, -. in 7T\) ft ; and »!*. t^flfcn.r.f at TheX ' '■* ! ■ 1 ,;r '* 1««- all Iflti and t-'lnc r._;tlw | rr--T*HJ. u-. .»e n.i.'.r. , r ■ N E t, of (he SW’ t, C.r t i e P E *,. Sec!■**-*• o 7.1 rowewhip 19•. N -o ri o f lljiiy e 31 k',*nB t i the reiOipSvlivoi, -B C ip 31 A , IU et , ® R . r a Tf Pi« It t* iherefioe nrdered th a t jfi 2 ’a ft.. E 2-d ft.. N ft,. EHO C •;•!-**-)no from t * a il o f jo q a p ia a r to , th e Hi) of , f t , , » | t ie S E t, uf the N W t, tlx lm file ! la title c a n * In filed «.n or f..ro 1 {v !JT October, t . p. 192* \% ta d the E 14 of the SK . - • ‘ • -• c >• ere-i » te d -r S I.*4- »sd t-rfiar.ir# 01 r*l» E and J> >* q n r t M • It I* f n r ilr r eedarad 11 a* m i, - f - r e N IV fo r -d ! t e V W o f th e T r r r e '.o # jf - i >i r r , O' ! , ! , ' fr i* r O ir.f.ad H»raM , ti.t ed in S -iiford. Keodaidv <•-u e T e t i 1!} Sf a Heave id E-. * «• <• **-4e.-pe-ur laf^HT* ? 5 f ** f- f flf?d ? | %i fu5t4r-C- ruda N 43 (,»!». E i f rad*. S |i> I t the 1 r - t , f . the la tic td a y *® the "ra! fay of Oftrde •vnN K C S . P. v In n ria i* . . l^ -in a ln v i f fi * r f T ie NW < w « * n -‘ r i f t a k e .-■* -srl -if S ra d h o la . CraitttJ. I , ■: 1 f ! » ' i , of t i , s fV j. S e rtlia t-* ir t e iH U tc l a v e lu -; :i a*a . ■ a fcfut r to: , 30 s Ii*r.vn2ft E.. ran E 2>V f t , l rt c-S>(e*f.-« 111 he r*. E : l « It., hi R. B. r tf h W - w a y . . Ao-1 all e th e r p a r tle i f ll g re a te s t sh o w ! th e l?s and IL A. iHHUI-AJtA. CW *. i» c tV>Hy T Pent, Jennie IV osherty, J. A, Uc1v-c a !.l M A McLVtnald. tlevws* W. Link. K O P a ia U r. fertK ia**-t>cv a f ljf l.U Ctlrf - u ' - a » B -1 t i e anka.iwB i t l r*. detiaeee, u ■ Irr.H i. V ranleee .< u t te r . rLaltuUc tinder I W tj T Bent, JeaaSe IXmaherty. J . A. Mel\a sa !d , M. A. U eltetaSd, fie ■ K O. p .la te r r e rtlllie r tV. a Florida Ctor- ric h p ric e . p a c k a g e . N o th in g th in g s a int#f#a! Hfupert.r, Visitif#. Sflns and Wire to the CottoIf vf Srmlnal# and S ta te t*f Florida, more tw e n ty -B la e p a c k a g e th e fL ut fr-o n t s a v in g ro h so n W e C a m e l w ra p p e rs !” x jU L ^ fv n o n e m o d e ra te th e m a k e T h is J. W CITAT10X h ig h , a n d s iz e I l i r r l f |M sa m e .fr e e d o m o n e in*! J, J 11 j-t- J-.*, *il!2=lftlii raiuf» at U># r t t i l r o f tK MlU'twIl ilr.ra io t. and agalrtat at! other j*r* *Mt« vt porilr# cUlAilnc any r ifh t. till# of la t i e Circuit Court, b f i t t i Ju d U itl Circuit. La > ai far t ie C esaty »f BeralasU, in e r tia .—la C i n ery i t ’s a f te r ta s te .- re m e m b e r s tra ig h t u tm o s t Cillth i" CortlfO, ijfrfiwtl, Attiasda tj- Car t ^ a tr f tbo ##*l e f tho otwr# i t j . v y n o ro L A K * BASm, KUal^.c*##, F li., S&lirltof CespUlfcAnt. c ig a re tte . C am el Q U A L IT Y e x c lu s iv e w< for f o o t 1 fOMMuttv# cra*#*?. IIr r. fimmorj IL CarptO ator, t l r e r A m t . t t y l e d f e a r ! os t i l * l i t b »lat o f J5#pt#mt<r, A. 1* IAJ1 th o C A M E L . In to a»4 ,» 0RD2Z*; f r - I ' J, f t •*t-, D *faul*ati» j j . 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Set O v d T t ’. r i « A .-M < .r-.-.er h e ’ d ‘ tA t e > a r» t ni ;Jj. o f th e o e i m t l e r A h 'y )t l l l f i t rew ?er ItA. 1*51. t i e a a» e , tetn * » d a y . t i e f C V r . r-.r Ae^ T thad real ee--* tAwa! ftehU- T ia b a t Q c a r ta r t K t a i o f i k « u a r u r t> r* rii> e f Ila Naet>a*< > M \ a ) • * 1 k n a T A lnj-T w -* , a * ^".rtrr t?tuy aad rs-w lt; t h a t w a kata* a N -u - .i ( » A e w ti-k « l , ft k u r » �' •• -- 1- *_ i . . . fr •___r. •• *“ V -V . m THE SA N FO R D W E E K L Y H ER A LD, FR ID A Y , S E PT E M B E R 30, 1921 A Drop-Seat Coverall That Hides The Buttons —■zr PERSONAL NOTES MEAT CAUSE OF KIDNEY TROUBLE I F ibot Ko:id»j'« D i i l r ) Sir. and Mrs. C. E. Henry and Miss Florence Henry, motored to Leesburg ■ 5 H5B W B TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS today. Aft^r years of ezporlmenting wo’vo produced IF BACK HURTS OR BLAD­ the garment yoti’vo boon wailing for. A tlropMisses Ruth Henry nnd Carmeta DER BOTHERS scnt Coverall with ro-luforocd b a n d that Bnrlier spent the day at Geneva, to­ c o n c e a ls the buttons and protects the body. day. If you.m ust have your meat every, '- P a n a m a '* Ur. and Mrs. L. C. Ingram , of Or­ <lny, eat it, but flush your kidneys lando, spent the tiny here yesterday. with salts occasionally, snys a noted While here, they were guests at the authority who tells us that m eat [ Montezuma. forms uric acid which almost paralyz­ Mr. and Mrs. U, N.-Richardson, of es tile kidneys ip their efforts to cx - 1 tiro made from best pro-shrunk msterinl Rradentown, were visitors in this city pel it from the Wood. They become* by skilled Union workers; and so clever­ 1 yesterday. sluggish nnd weaken, then you Buf- 1 ly is the drop-seat concealed that there Mr. J. A. Ingram, of Griffin, Ga., fer with a dull misery in the kidney | can bo no objection to their ( L a day I*.,.*.. .w .f-w - l ___ _ ...L spent the here yesterdny a«*t tit the,. wregion, appearance. Hootny,and will sharp pains in st. the.. Lback or sick not bind or rip. Iron-clad Montezuma. headache, dizziness, your stom ach' 'guarantee. Ask your dealer. Mrs, W. J. Thigpen nnd little sours, tortgue.is coated and when the! •'Mad* to U akt Good" dnughter, Katherine, were expected weather is bad you have rheumatic; Kahn Mfg. Co., MobUe, Ala. home last night from New York, twinges. The urine gets .cloudy, full where they were the guests of her of sediment, the channels often get) sore and irritated, obliging you to sister, Miss Katherine Wilkcy. U. R. Ilrhtson and little daughter; seek' relief two or three times during In Your O w n Winter Cottage Helen, were the guests Saturday of the night. free from upisc, hurry mid cxpcti&Cs of crowded hotels. •To neutralize these irrita tin g acids, his sister, Mrs. W. J. McBride. to cleanse the kidneys and flush off :V. • ' *“ • Mr. IIarr>- Wnrd and Miss Fern W ard spent the day here Saturday. the body's urinous w aste get four D. C. Marlowe returned homo Sat- ounces of Jad Salts from any phnr• -m A V C Z M 'C .1 urdnny from W ashington, where he m acythere; take a tablespoonful in a glass of w ater .before breakfast for a went on business, “Built Solid as the Pyramids' few dnys and your kidneys will then V. C. Collier left Snturday night for offer to you and your family Jind.lhe opportunity you have been of recent years hns been due to the New VoTk where he will spend two act fine. This famous salts is made Lhiking for and at a very low cost. Let us guarantee you satis­ o f Team Work, in knowledge which he gave the world from the acid of grapes and lemon faction w ith the construction of y.njr winter home, through the weeks with relatives, his wife, who services of a factory expert sent free of charge. juice, combined with lithin, nnd has Agriculture” W ill Be regarding this creature. Front a hudiM'ss (mint of view, it will tiny you to hns spent the summer with her sister, been used for generations to flush President Morgan was a member of investigate, Write for illustrated catalogue ad* will accompany him home. dressing D ept.. AA-167. His Subject and stlpuilntc sluggish kidneys, also the Commission for Study of Rural Mt. nnd Mrs. Wldemnn Caldwell to neutralize the acids in urine, so Credits and Co-operation in Europe A. C. Tuxbary Lumber Co, ■I he Need of Team Work in A gri­ and with other noted scientists made returned home Sunday from Jackson­ it mi, longer irritates, thus ending Charleston, S. C. ’ w. culture" will be the subject of an nd« a critical Study of agricultural condi­ ville wherothey were the guests of b la dd e r weakness. dr- > by Ur. II. A. Morgan, president tions in the old world, bringing back the form er's father, Ur. W alter Seay. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in­ Mrs. S. S. Hntimel returned home jure, and makes' a delightful efferves­ of the University of Tennessee, a t many ideas th u t have been incorporat­ Die Livestock Itoundnp, University of ed in the farm ing practices of this Saturday from E r ’iiswicl:, On., where cent lithin-wnter drink.—Adv. she went to assist her father, Mr. Florida, on Ootober 6th. This is in­ country. Zelmettovkz, put on » "Fashion Show" BRIDGE PARTY AND formation ju st made public by offic­ at his store there. ia l who are arranging the program , . LINEN SHOWER. ALLEN-BROTH ERSON Mr. nr.il Mrs. Frank lJ-e Woodruff, nrul will conduct the meeting. irntm D»llr) Jr., announce (he birth u‘ a son, Sun­ Dr Morgan is one of the foremost I From TavadA F'i P a (Lf I 1 Mrs. C- It. Kirtly was the charming Among the home weddings-solemn­ day, Scj !«* oiler 2o tt. leaders in the agricultural world. Few hi. - have devoted so much time and ized tiiis season, one of .the most in Mr, and Mrs. David Caldwell and hnstvss at a bridge p arty and linen foresting was the marriage of Miss ei’.'ft to the uplmilding o f the South, M aster Jiio. Caldwell motored to Day­ "shower" in compliment To Mrs. I lick Brown, a recent bride. agriculturally, n s .has he; his services Anna Francis Allen to Ernest Augus­ tona Bench Sunday. The rooms when- the card tables to the farmer* of the South cover a tus Hrotherson, which took place this Miss Ethel Kersey, was the week­ morning at 10 o'clock at the home of end guest of Mrs. Vance Douglass at wen- arranged, were artistically dec­ )• o<i of thirty-three years. orated. Quantities of cut flowers be­ A u th o rize d Sales E n g in e e rs , Longw ood, F la . Beginning in 1889 he was state en- the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Lott her home on Golden Iaike, ing user!. timtologist of Louisiana for sixteen Allen. I)r. S. \V. Walker, pastor of Mr. and Mrs. G A. Speer, ,\tgi Of exceptional interest was the ye.,rs. In 1905 he becan^* director of tile Methodist church, ulTiciated, using „„„ .spier, am! Mr. and Mrs. Vivian the Tennessee Experim ent Station. the impressive ring ceremony. In the Speer, /spent the day at Daytona card game. Mrs J. G. Sharon, mak­ C onstruction E n g in e e r, Sanford, F la . ing high score, was awarded a hot He filled this position so successfully living room wherfc the m arriage cere­ Beach, yesterday. of powder. that in 1919 he. was also made presi­ mony was performed, a pleasing color Misses Louise Sheppard nnd Edna Following the game the hostess de! t of the University of Tennessee, note of green nnd white was effective- } Simpkins, returned to their home in carried out with ijunnlilics of vines , . * brought in a large tray filled with wh h position he uow holds as well ns Iv * * , , , , Jacksonville, a fter spending some flower of the, . . . . , , j lovely pieces of linen which sin- pro ! c director of the Tennessee sta- and f.-rri nnd the lowly . . . . time here hs the guests of Mrs. Claude U..r,, white Clematis. In the Northwest Howard. They spent several days in seated to the honnree. Refreshment;* of frozen custard and nngrl food h was while located in Louisiana as corner of the room u large white arch Orlando as the guests of Mrs. Cecil sta’e entomologist that Ur. Morgan hipi been erected, over which frniled I cake were served by the hostess. Butts. R E A L m ,<t. critical investigations which graceful asparagus fern, suspended ‘Among the guests were, Mrs. Dick 1' !ght much new light to bear upon from the center a big white bell fring­ Brown, Mrs. J : (J. Sharon, Mrs. Ralph iFrom ?a##d*jr’« Daily* Clematis was t h e l i f e history of the cattle tick. He ed with clusters of Mrs. ljal Wight spent the day in W ight, Miss. Norma Herndon, Mrs. wn< the first loan to learn how the charming against the hack ground of Ugjando yesrterdry. John Mel SCh, Mi*h. Rohl. in nes, Mrs.' t:,k develops and to discover thut the hanked greenery th a t formed n pret­ Dr. J. N. Robson, Sir. Alfred Rob* Fred Wdight, Mrs. Henry" WigMt tick actually could be eradicated. Much ty setting for the wedding group. The sin and Cieir guest, Mr. Rr.iiln Puns, Miss Frances Dutton, Mrs. Joe Chit­ piano and mantel was covered with k ’’ t h e success of tick-cradication work from Tampa, sp*-iil Monday aft- moon tenden, Misses Daphjie Wimbish and the exquisite flow er nestling iti its 4-4-K -K 4 * + 4- + - H - 4 4 -•»■ »»»»♦ ♦ nt Coronado, luring some of the big Agnes Duma* and Mrs. J. G. Ball. bed of green. 1Ji h from flic Atlantic, In the entrance hall tIn- stairw ay v , -o,i - f 'be mat t i-t -f Mrv l y e a t h D I I k ) l o « S b i fitil lit The Florida Scout * was entwined with tin- wedding Itell i I IMO• s l11a.is. Know l(a l-S im p e e i ! M l l l l " ' ( •• , w i . - h IS b e e n vine while hack 'if It an effective "For Wide-Awake Hoys" spending some tune it < -ironadu has fresco against the wall was formed of + 35c Year "Have always feared rata. Lately IF YOU NKEi) A NEW the same flower in graceful profusion. accepted a position with tin- Sanford l WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher noticed many on my fa rm . A neigh­ Groceteria Co. The wedding music was. played by J 902 French Mrs. M argaret Barnes, of the J e f­ bor said he just got rid of droves with ! Mrs. S. W. W alker using the brldgd *■***+* * * * 4-* * * 4.4.+ 4-4-J-H+++++ ferson Court, Orlando, took dinner ItAT-SNAP. This started mo thinking chorus from Loh'engrinn for the en­ with her brother, Mr. Ay left Fitts, on Tried RA T-S^A P myself. It killed IT trance of the bride and Mendelssohn'! LANDIS. FISH & H U L L * ^ Sunday, ('apt. and Mrs. W’. A. Fitts, and seared fhe cost away," ItATwedding march a t the conclusion of Huy ( h e B en i ( h a t is m a d e Sr., who are visiting Mr. Aylv’It Kilts, S N A P c o m e s i n t h r e e s i z e s , 3 f i c , U 5 r , Uinrneys and Counsellors-at-Law the ceremony. $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Hall will soon remove to Orlando with Mrs. The bride, who was given in m ar­ Del,AND, FLORIDA. ■, Hardware To. . dl practiee in the State nnd Feder- riage by her father, wore a wedding Harms. Mr. and Mrs Henry llautau, gen­ < '-arts. Specinl facilities for Ex­ gown of Hurtling blue -mini with tuna BKIDG/, PARTY. amining and Perfecting Land Titles. of richly embroidered brown net. ial malinger of the Union News Co., W aist and tunic were made Ui one- have leased the home of Mrs. Barnes (From Tuefttlijr't D a i l y ) piece effitct fashioned i-i straight lines of Rose Court. Mr. Edward McCulMiss M’c ll. W hittier entertained SCHELLE M A IN ES nnd finished w ith a sash girdle of ley, Jr., is th eir guest. most delightfully yesterday afternoon wide brown silk ribhm . With this We also have -the Clark Jewell Line of Mr. B. F. W hltner and Mr. Benj. LAW YE R at n bridge party nt her home on charming frock wan w orn a stylish W hitucr, spent Sunday nftem odn and orncB ro tiik court iiousk GAS RANGES off-the-face hat in'harm onizing color Monday a ’cthe guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Magnolia avenue, there were six’ tn* hies of plnyers., w ith . mbruidereil un-turned brim and S A N F O R D - - F L O R ID A S. O. Chase, a t their Daptona Beach The pretty color scheme of pink soft chevillc, crown. Her bouquet was cottage. and green whn beautifully carried out of bride's roses and orchids. Mrs. Donne T urner und son, Deane, Following the ceremony there was Jr., have returned home from tholr in the decorntions. Q uantities of pink and ferns being used. . GEO. G. HERRING an Informal-reception after which Mr, summer nt Contrcvillo, M<L, Eastern vine A very absorbing gam e of bridge SANFORD, FLORIDA nnd Mrs. Hrotherson left in their car Shore. AUornejr-at-I,aw was played during the afternoon, high for a wedding trip down the East Mrs. Ben Caswell returned home M rs ^ Archie . 14 G a rn e r-W o o d ru ff B uild it* Coast which will include W est Palm Sunday evening from A tlanta, where score being made by Beach and Miami. The bride wore a Belts, who was awarded a wicker she spent several weeks with her SANFORD, FLA. travelling dress of blue linen ratine basket filled with pink roses, the hnndparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B- Huff. embroidered in w hite, with accessories le tied with pink and green tulle. The Mrs. Henry MeLnuHn returned to match. cut prize, also a basket of roses, was Consulting Chemist anys of the w a te r: “Of the many w aters of thin and e th ­ M rT nrotherson, who is a 4petite and LJ .° n’C n ,U,|i« hit ful trlP won by Mrs. I,n Verne H urt. er regions that I h a r e analyzed, 1 have found none superior In all good quail A il K n tfllln X? H O dainty Womlc, is the oldest daughter to Asheville, N. C., Spartanburg, S. At the conclusion of the card gaum ties In that of the 'E ld e r W a te r" — Phone 311-W. Office in Milter Bui JEW ELER - of Mr. nnd Mrs. L ott Allen. She has C., Macon nnd Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Mc- Miss W liitner served n delicious salad ELDER SPRINGS WATER CO. n charm of m anner nnd winsomeness Lnulin was away five weeks. course. MY SPECIALTIES: — — — — th at makes her very popular. Pickard's lland-Painted China There wore about twenty-five The groom is the efdest son of Mrs. Rend W hat U. 8. Dept., of Agricul­ guests who enjoyed Mists W hittier's Corham’a , Sterling 81lvcr ture Says About W hat Two Loretta Brotherson nnd a Sanford boy Ungers' Plated Ware charm ing hospitality. Rata Can Do. making good in the business world, Elgin and Waltham Watchca -— Both young people have many friends According to government figures; to wish them n long life of happiness two fa ts breeding continually for Parccf Post Your Clennin'g and together. 1 three yenrs produce 359,709,482 indi­ Dyeing to A charming bit of sentim ent a t­ vidual rats. Act when you oee the taches t{i the m nrringe of Mr. nnd first rat, don't wait. RAT-SNAP is *Mrs. Brotherson, the father and m oth­ the surest, cleanest, most convenient Work on our new ‘factory Is progressing welj. It will be ready to servo our cuser of the groom hnving been m arried exterm inator. No mixing with other ^ o n ie rs the coming season. « and Mr. Brotherson born in the resi­ foods. Drys up a fte r killing—lentes There have been many recent improvements in such equipm ent nnd wo are putting dence formerly the Tolar home, where Dry no smell. Cats or dogs won't touch < in the lutt-st nnd best. the wedding o f this morping was sol­ it. Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball emnized. A utom atic weighers shut ofT delivery nnd ring gong a t e x act quantity specified, and Steam Dyers H ardware Co. Upon their retu rn they will reside special m ixers blend the m a te ria ls more thoroughly than e v e r before. Accuracy and 6, l'Maln SL Jacksonville, Fla. ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alien onperfection are the special fe a tu re s considered. * . ‘ 1 j " -'ftispJ-f The report, that Lloyd George has Me prepay parcel poetage on returns Second street,, w est. They will be a t -:<«1 Ideal Fertilizer is to be even better than in the past. Get in line fpr yo*ur fall re­ r £ r> * neuralgia will be mad news in Dublin, * l. home after Octpber first. quirements. hoped he the out-of-town guests probably, where it wa* Mrs. J. E. Motes, of Plant would be visited 'b y som ething more ft. C. 1 Manager Sanford WlLKtNSON1 City,**and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. M at­ perm anent, in nature.—Kansas City . a t t o r n e y s -a t - l a w thew's ami Harry Baxter, of Ocala. . ‘ Star. Mill practice in all County, State and MANUFACTURERS ID E A L FERTILIZERS --■-»* Federal Courts. The*world psws the day it happens, —Get your Scratch Pads from The AGRICULTURAL BUILDING FLA. ° v c r 1st Nat. Bank Sanfcyd, Fla. the Herald office. the pound—16c. FORT ERALLS Why Not Solid Comfort TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT WILL LIVE STOCK MEN 1 AT GAINESVILLE “Need m i E n tz m in g e r Bros. H. T . Pace I P hilip R . A ndrew s !: Real Estate Service;! SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371 -J j l OIL COOK STOVE The FLORENCE Automatic T h e* B a l l H a rd w a re C o. ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R - S r ^ 'u HENRY M c U U L I N OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD OFFICE ■ ROGERS & JONES French . ■ . . ■ - gM _' New Cleaners COM PANY 1 V' ^ 1 : ,i ... : vV � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 30, 1921; <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/7750b26409b1738f238e5e5d86ca3c65.pdf 3a3e968eb4991d8427ec70c478b59f2d PDF Text Text WORLD’S IN THE HEART OF VOLUME VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 6 SANFORD, F L O R ID A , FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1921 Rain-Maker Hatfield and Hi* Tank THREE MEN MURDERED v . WORE ARMY UNIFORMS MET DEATH ON TRAIN, TWO MEN CHARGED WITH * '■ MURDER AT, LAKELAND l » AGED MAN WAR KILLED. -------•• CMr n» J M M trrm) LAKELAND, S opt 22.-M *ck O'Neill and Henry . Smith, charged w ith the shooting to death , of Levi August McCollum, a t hla home €Otb, and now in Jail, a t Barlow, will be formally charged with murder, ac* IN AS SPECIAL DEPUTY cording to Sheriff Logan. McCullum SHERIFFS. — ' was shot to death ffrom ambush in th e early evening while fitting on bis LOS ANGELES, CaL, S ep t 2 2 ^- fro n t porch. It is believed robbery All locals of oil worker* International was the motive. . . . Union, Itf Southern California, voted a strike in sympathy w ith the KcrU county fill field worker*. Eight thouwind men are Involved. * i County Striker* Reinforced .by * Thousands . • (B y T V. A m m U U I F tvm ) / Huge Chemical Works in Germany Proves \ Death-Trap 8T. LOUIS, Mo., Sept. 22.—The bodies of hree men, believed to have been murdered, were found within a few miles of each' other in southern Illinois, late last night by the crews COVERED BY CATASTROPHE of the Missouri Pacific trains. Two WHICH 18 O NE OP WORST of the men wore army uniforms. The * IN HISTORY Shu: .‘J police believe robbery was the motive, and assert th a t the triple murder oc­ Sept 22^-Frencb curred on the same freight train. The »i MAYENCE, troops and volunteer worker* tolled bodies are not Identified. through the night in ruins of chemical plant a t Oppau. where hundreds of workmen were killed In an explosion yesterday. Estimates of dead ranged The Wisconsin Society of Equity offered to pay C. M. Hatfield, the Cali­ as high as 1,800 but definite figures fornia “rain-maker.” #2.000 an Inch fer the rain ho might cause to fall Id the were obviously impossible. More than Lodger state, lie set up hi*, tank, filled It with Ills secret ehemlcal mixture, Bakersfield, Cal., S ep t 22.*—Armed three hundred bodies have been re ­ and 4.24 Inches felt within the specified time. The photograph shows natfleld strikers, who have been sworn In a* covered and it la known at least 1,500 and hla tank. special deputy aherlffa and .constables, persons w en Injured. Oppau virtual­ today picketed th a 1great oil field* in TO WASHINGTON FOR INVEST! ly swept away an d explosion hurled this dlstret . . ORLANDO JURIST WILL SIT ON desolution over wide district on w est GATION BY DEPARTMENT The plekekta formed a "law and BENCH AT CLEAR bank of Rhine between Mannheim and : OF JU8TICH order** committee end, with the ftfr. WATER K y . FrankenthaL Investigation ordered parent consent of the civil authori­ but those who visited the ruins declare <*» T V. A*M«WU4 I M 1 ties, who are in sympathy with tham, WASHINGTON, 8ept. 22. — High little open which finding can be baaed. . T A L L A ^ iffsra E T ssp tl^ .—Gover­ they blocked all roads leading In the officials of the Ku Klux Klan will be Order being maintained In Oppau and nor Hardeo has formally designated summoned to Washington for interro­ vicinity by F n n ch soldiers, the dis­ oil fields. Judge C. O. Andrews, of Orlando, of gation by the Department of Justice trict being within th6 French sons of The oil Holds in this district are the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit, to IMPORTANT WITNESS . Attorney General Daugherty indicated occupation. among the world*! ric h e st covering preside a t tha trial of Dr. I. J. Beichcr, IN ARBUCKLB CASE today. Director Bums, of the Depart­ several hundred square miles and of Tarpon 8prlngs, charged with man­ ment’s Bureau of Investigation, Mr. FOUND IN NEW YORK MAYENCE, Sept. 22^-The disas­ containing hundreds of the most val­ slaughter in c o n n e c t^ with the death Daughorty said, had been instructed ter appears to have been one of the uable producing wells in tha entire of Virginia Turner, Clearwater. The (*T T V. t a M g M rn m ) to set hla agents at work on tha in­ most terrible in the history of indus­ country. • trial togins Monday at Clearwater.l NEW YORK, S ep t 22.—District WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. —T h e vestigation of tha Ktan'a organisation trial catastrophes. Tha first explo­ The striker* declare they will not Judge McMullen was disqualified o n ! Attorney’s offleo announced today in various part* of the country. sion occurred when the shifts y e re account- of his distant relationship to ' th at It had located Lowell Sherman, American People "want more work being changed, at 7:45 a. ra., id a lab­ and lea* play," Senator Harrison, both Belcher and Miss Turner. actor, and served him with the re­ Democrat, Mississippi, declared yes­ oratory where 800 men were workquest subpoena fo r questioning in terday in the senate in describing ng. All of these a*e reported to connection wtix the Arbuckle case* lave‘been killed. President H arding's-recent trip to ■ --------------------- — This explosion waa followed by ft New York state on the presidential 000 men are on strike, of whom 450 A m o n g S a n i O r a H IIIrapid succession of others, which ren­ yacht Mayflower. The trip waa taken, are mombera of the “law. and order d u s trie S P a s t M o n th The .Eighth.Annual Session of .the dered assistance to the first. victims be said, "while millions of Americana committee," and about 8,000 are still . were hanging their heada in shame," Seminole Baptist Association was en- impossible. St work for companies not affected by 8aBfonl WU, soon Be Numbered The concussions .were *o -terrific because men “who helped win The war tertained_moat.royally by!tha people that they were felt in this oity, some Were being oJYered on the auction of Geneva; not only .ware hornet open->5 miles from the scene, while a t ed to tha delegatee, but on Tuesday a block in Bosion.'.’ biles at the "dead line" on the edge Florida In general la a cigar making Was Undoubtedly T hat of Adbura I “What the American people,.want," Manhelm, 18 miles distant, almost aw­ fins dirtner of barbecued meats and of the oil fields and refuse admit- at«te. Some sections make more titan Schripner the Mississippi senator .Bald, "are other delicious viands, and on Wednes­ cry window was shattered and sev­ tance to them, if tile passengers do others but good cigar* can be ejade more results and fewer recommenda­ day a dinner of fried chicken, and eral peysona wero killed and, 36 other* not pass m utter. The strikers have' Bny where labor and shipping condiA body of a man believed to be Ad- tions; more meal tickata and fewer chicken pie and other delicacies, were njunnl by debris. , organlzed a court which examines tiona having much .to do with the sue- burn Schripner, who lived ftlon* near bread lines; more prosperity and few­ served to delegates and visitors a t the Some persons were killed a t Ladstrangers found inside tha lines. I f CCas of the venture. This tcity has here, was taken from a small lake er poorhouses.". wigshsfen, across the river from Mantown h ail .’ • they can t gfve satisfactory explan- several factories now but’ a new one near Markham, aboub five, miles from Declaring that there were nearly The following resolution* were helm, many roof* were blown off o f atlons, they are "deported." has recently been established tjyit here yesterday. . ' houses and all the windows In the tewn 6,000,000 persons out of employment adopted by the Associations: The striker* are we|l organised, promises to put the town on the map A coroner’s Jury returned a verdict in the United States; Senator Jiarri- . RESOLVED, that the •moasengeri, were broken a t Worms,' while e t Op­ They cat regularly a t field kitchens among tho cigar towns of the state. of suicide. The body had apparently eon charged that the Republicana had visitors and friends assembled in (he pau itself nothing remains but a been in the lake for several days. It failed to keep campaign pledges o f Eighth Annual Session of the Semi­ heap of ruins. The shock waa fe lt as was badly decomposed and weighted increased prosperity in the country. nole Baptist Association in . Geneva, far. as Frankfort, more than'40 miles down with a piece of iron, The prob­ express thejr gratitude to the pastor, eway and many windows were broken able identification waa only made by FLORIDA BETTER OFF the members end associated worker* there. The whole district waa envel­ THAN OTHER STATES his clothing. of the Geneva Church for the hearty oped in thick smoke, which together R E L IE V E S TRAMMELL. welcome and generous hospitality ac­ with the cutting of telegraph and Little is known here of Schripner,, who had been missing for several corded us during the entire session of telephone communication with neigh­ r * y TV* Am m Ii US TnmX here to make cigars until the trouble days.. Friends of the man said 1he boring towns, hampered the efforts WASHINGON, Sept. *22.—Senator the Association. seldom came into Sanford, remaining could be settled. . at assistance. All the available fire RESOLVED, th a t wa express our The/location is a good one and the’ in hia hut and working .among , the Trammell has returned from Florida most hearty thank* to the women « (prifades were rushed to the spot, but factory stnrts off with .the brightest truck groves of his neighborhood. He where ■he spent three weeks. “Con­ ttya Geneva church and community for the work of rescue was found by the of prospects being fostered by the is said to have deserted a British ves­ dition* In' Florida are good," he said, the splendid meals, so thoroughly pre­ relief parties to be exceedingly diffi­ Florida Produce Co., and the cigar* to sel before coming here because of "On the whole, 'I think Florida is in pared, 'delightfully arranged -mid cult. • be distributed by the W ight Grocery harsh treatment and lived in constant a more envious position than any bountifully served. The reapeex^ who penetrated Op. other state in the union." ; Co., of this city—all home people and fear of being arrested. RESOLVED, th a t we express to the pan reported finding hundreds of dead all with the best Interests of the city authorities of the Town of Geneva our and wounded lying In the debris. The a t heart. C. R. Klrtley, tho manager appreciation for the generous use of uninjured inhabitants fled in pagie who is also the manager of the Flori­ the public hall in which the meals when the explosion occurred. da Produco Co., and H al Wight of the were so attractively served. l Reports from the scene variously same company are the presiding fqrc•RESOLVKD, that we extend our* describe'this-disaster aw dge to the cs in the factory and they are ably thanks to the Methodist friends for supplemented by Joe Menendes, one the free use of their church buiTdtag of the beat cigar manufacturers in the AMSTERDAM, S e p t 22,-T he to ­ for the Womans' meeting and other state who literally grew up in tha ci­ tal damage from the explosian at. extra sessions. . g ar business. He recently had the FOUR TENTATIVE JURORS WERE CITY OF CHICAGO BRINGS SU IT RESOLVED, th a t we express our OppaQ yesterday la estimated a t oner AGAINST BIG DAILY FOUND YESTERDAY AND profound gratitude to Brother H. 8. hundred end fifty miUlon marks, ac­ NEWSPAPER ~ -• >’ FIVE TODAY Sol lick, of Sanford, for the splendid cording to Berlin advices. map of the Seminole Association, PARIS, 8ept. 22.—Up to thla mom CHICAGO, Sept. 22*—The ten mil­ which he has prepared with such artis­ JACKSONVILLE, S ep t ^ ^ E x ­ 1-ONDON, Thirty bodies were ra- “Brush find" are the two brand* betic work and painstaking care, and tag sight hundred and fifty bodtet lion dolar libel suit of the City of Chi­ amination of veniremen for jury to rav, red from Mount Mulligan Colliery |ng made now by the new factory but th a t we commend'the map ids* to oth­ were recovered from the ruins q t t t a in Queensland, Australia, gas ovplos- othcr brands will be pyt out later and try Pope proceeded slowly this morn­ cago against the Chicago Tribune op­ er Associations. chemical factory a t Oppau, acoordin* inn which occurred yesterday, u th$ buaineas rrowa the owner* ex­ ing. Four tentative jhrora V ere ob­ ened today with counsel fo r the news­ RESOLVED, that these resolutions to ft Mayence dispatch. Twenbp-ftvi paper askihg tho court to uphold the tained when the court adjourned yes­ -----------. ' " pect to build a larger factory and help be Incorporated in the minutes of thft THREE MORE NATION8 Sanford to grow in the manufacturing terday and the fifth waa obtained this general demurrer bated on tho consti­ Association, and that we resolvo to so cal .attention. tutional right of the freedom of the ADMITTED INTO LEAGUE Hi*.-, The makers of these cigars em- morning. Five jurors were accepted work- thla yesir th a t our membership press. If granted the demurrer would BARLY THIS MORNINO. phasite the fa c t that while the mer- from the first fourteen men’ examined of nearly three* thousand 'shall each have the effect of dismissing the suit of the venire of seventy-three. chants pay more for these good cigars "win one" a t least, during the coming pre-war level wbqn it get* on tho grounds of insufficient evi­ ( * ; TV, I m r f a u : Vm ) . The examination of veniremen the smoker* pay the five cent rate— Associations! year. . x * GENEVA, Sept. 22.—Three addi­ pre-war prices—and they Intend to proceeded rapidly the last hour this dence. ,*T*t - r * ^ 6* -r_i rfo tional nation* were admitted to the make them and continue to make morning's session and five more ten­ I-tnoie of Nations today. They were them the beat five cent cigar* on the tative juror* were aceepted, making I* being ten in the box when#court adjourned Kithonla, Letvift and Lithuania. . market. • Read their'advertisement in this 1$- for lunch. I t is expected to box will FRUSn CLAIMS FOUL sue and patronise your home indus­ d d d e a ir ft t o l e a v e b e f o r e ’ AND THB'CHAMPIONBHIP. tries by smoking the’ . cigars made • • i t b e b r o u g h t t o t r ia l,1* 1 ‘ O r T V. AMMUU4 t n m ) ‘ right here in yourrown city. Go up on preemptory challenges by both the - (ft* TV. S i. m I.U 4 T n m ) s a id . ; ‘ •' CLEVELAND, Sept. 22.—Declaring to the new factory and.eee how they defns and th stat taoin etaota etsolh TALLAHAS8EE, Sept. 22i—T1 CHICAGO, Sept. 22.—Judge Lan­ defense and the state. he was deliberately * fouled several aro made and try one of these new. clwife of Putnam Ponsell, sentenced dis, commissioner of baseball*! .p e t hang tomorvow w ith J. B. M artin f time*, Danny Frush, who was knock; n n th at a n proving lo ntlafactory r<1 out by Johnny KUbkhe b u t Saturn from the .e rg «Urt. A four-story Masonic temple will with President Heydlar, of the N at­ the murder of John Tuggle, discuss . d*y in • contest fell the featherweight be built a t Panama City in the n ear ional League and John of the Ameri­ her husband** case with the Paid championship, issued ft,statem ent to- . W inter P ark dtisena wiil vote the future. The first floor wil lcoqslat can League today to draw up provis­ Board «t a special meeting of t in which he eUlms Ahe title.’ He ional eehedule^for tim ^world's series. board today. She W |s accompanl latter p a rt of, this month for tor of stores. ,« foul. in* the - first -round when by two small children. ; For offkft supplies, * u ti. come to the Herald office, !season, according to Landld. . Buy it with ft Herald W ant Ad, ? ; ‘*1- - '• 'fT vrv 41'’tv >r Republicans Have Not Kept Their Campaign Pledges The People of* .« Geneva Enter­ tained Royally Bodjr Found Floating in Lake Near Markham - DOLLAR SUIT Man w a ; Hang To­ Landis and Heydler Discuss World’s Series morrow; Wife Discuss­ es Case With Board Thqt Will Start Oct. 4 �WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPT County Commissioners In Sanford, Fla., S ep t 6, 1921 Mr. F. F .Domcr, here prelented petitions signed by himself and oth­ ers, requesting that the Board of County Commissioner continue the services of Mr. C. H. Berry, or some other competent demonstration agent for Seminole county. Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by C. W. Entxmlnger, and carried, that this petition be taken for future con. sideration by the BoArti- whereupon several prsona addressed the Board In regards to same. Mr. Kiser, a citixcn of Brevard county, et. al., appeared before the Board In ’reference to the'Titusville road and bridge. Commissioner C. W. Entxmlnger, offered the following resolution, and moved its adoption, same being seconded by Commission­ er L. P. Hagan, and adopted. Whereas, The Couhty Engineer has reported to us that the bridge across the St. Johns’ river 6q the GenevaTUusvillo road is not safe and has not been for some time, and, Whereas, The Board ,of .County Commissioners for Semlnols county have at all times stood ready to ap ­ propriate funds u rt to exceed $500 to cover Seminole county** fair pro­ portion of coat fo» putting thia bridge in good condition and making the road in Seminole county approaching same possible, therefore-Be it Resolved, That this Board will co-opeiyte with Volusia county In placing said bridge in good condi­ tion and will bear its proper portion of the expense of sani'e not to exceed the'sum of $500 and will make the road approaching said bridge from 8emlnole county passable, and thia resolution shall remain in force and not be rescinded before giving thirty dsys notice to the Board of County Commissioners fo r Volusia county, Florids. Adopted this 6th day of September, A. D., 1921. * Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by E. Curlett, and carried, clerk of this Board is instructed to advertise for one car of metal culverts, bids to be received a t the next regular meeting of this Board, specifications can-be had a t the clerk’s office. Motion of C. W. .Entxmlnger- senonded by O. P. Swope, knd carried, Commissioner L. P. Hagan is author­ ised to have culverts a t the Monroe church put in as requested by Mr. L. B. Mann.-. _ Motion of C. W. Entxmlnger, sec­ onded by O. P .Swope, and carried, Tax Collector Jno. D. Jenkins, is hereby authorised to purchase the ne­ cessary supplies for his office. Bids for the purchase of one steel desk for the court house vault were here opened and lead as follows: • H. A W. B. Drew C o .- . . — .$857.69 826.40 965.00 Geo. D. Barnard 8 ta t Co Motion of 0. P. Swope, C W Entxmlnger, and carried, the bid of A B Vance being the lowest bid, same is hereby accepted, the sum of $826.40 this to include Installing same in the vault of the court housesame to match other metal furniture In the court house. Commissioner L. P, Hagan, offered the following resolution, and moved Its adoption, same being seconded hy C. W. Entxmlnger, and adopted: Be lt resolved: T hat authority be and the same is hereby given* granted and conveyed onto the Osceola Cypress Co. a corporation, Its successors and as­ signs, to build, construct, operate* E. Curlett, and carried, the salary of the Janitor for the court home, la Merely raised to $78 per month, same to take effect as of August 1st, 1921, and the Clerk of this Board is hereby instructed to H ire proper locks put on the doors of the court house. The following bills against Black Hammock Drainage District, and Florida Groves Drainage District, were approved by this Board: Florida Groves Drainage Dis­ trict, W. B. Williams_- . . . $ 608.00 Black Hammock Drainage District, W. B. W illiams.— 1-216.17 Florida Groves Drainage Dls- ' trict, F. T. Williams-----1. . . 22.50 Bla^T Hammock Drainage District, F. T. Williams 45.00 Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by C. W. Entxmlnger, end carried, the clerk of this board is instructed to advertise for bids for 1 1-ton Indiana truck, 1 1-ton Federal truck, 1 11-2 ton Republic truck, all to be equipped with pneumatic tires, and the success­ ful bidder to take lnjthe Indiana truck now owned by Semirihie county :as p art payment, bids to be received at their next, regular meet Ingi Notary Public bonds of A. L. Betts, R. R. Deas, and H. L. DeHart, were approved by this Board. Bond of W. A. McMullejT to carry fire arms, was approved and license ordered issued. The Clerk of thd Circuit Court here presented his semi-annual report for the six months ending March 31, 1921, which w a s'approved. Reports of the several county offi­ cials were here received, reed and or­ dered filed. , W arrants paid duting the month of August, were ordered cancelled off record. . The following bills having been audited by the Clerk and approved, were ordered paid: ____ o n m u L ru n s K. .A. I k n i l u t '. « moo road through Black Hammock- upon, along, through, over and across the following described lands in the fol­ lowing sub-divisions o f Seminole county, Florids, to-wit: Florida Groves Co.’s first addition to Black Hammock. The Van Arsdale Osborne Broker­ age Co.’s addition to Black Ham­ mock, and O. P. Swope Land Co.’a plarSof Black Hammock, more par>fcularly described ss follows, to-wit: »■ivit A strip o f land.seven (7) feet in width on esch side ef a line beginning eighteen (18) feet south of the center quarter section post of Section 6, Township £1 South, ange 32 East, and running west two miles to a point eighteen (18) feet south of tne cen­ te r quarter section poet”’ o f . Section 1, -Township 21 South- Range 81 E |s t. thence on a four (4) degree reverse curve in a northwesterly direction to a point eighteen (18) feet Sorth of the east and w rst quarter aection line of said Section 1, then west two and one-half miles to a point eighteen (18) feet north of the west quarter Section post of Section S, Township 21, South of Range 81 East. Be it F urther Resolved: That the property rights and privileges hereby granted and conveyed unto the Osceo­ la Cypress Co., its successors and as­ signs, shall constitute a franchise for building, constructing, maintaining, operating and conducting said rail­ road over and along the right of way aforesaid, and Be it Futhor Resolved: That the tracks to be laid along said right' of way by the Osceola Cypress Co., shall be laid with rails suitable for the operation of said railroad and in such manner as not to impair the useful­ ness o faald highway for the passage of vehicles- and said track shall be Dr. J. T. Drnton 30 .0 0 A. IM 'n llr* 00.00 laid so as to conform to the establish­ O*o. »"r«nk llarrt* • ... T8 .0 0 ed grade on which said railroad is or II. C. Du Ho** . 40.00 W. J. WcK.lt.urj • 80.00 may be built or constructed, and TO. 00 1SS.04 Be It Further Resolved: That the 1.87 X. BO Osceola Cypress Co., in consideration » 8.IT of the franchise and privileges hereby Xi 83 S3.IS grsnted shall make and keep in good ais.oo repair the highway crossings, alleys 401.TS 0.40 and ditches wherever the same shall 0 .4 0 8.00 croaS'Baid right of way hereby grant­ 2. OS 80.83 ed, and upon the failure so to do, the 42.24 same shall be placed in proper condi­ 0.00 1.80 and Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs also passed tona lately. ’ tion by the County of Seminole and , \ 10.00 around the “goodies," so everybody Charles Bales was a t Leesburg m thecost and expense shall be paid by felt very much pleased and enjoyed business last week. • the Osceola Cypress Co., and the occasion very much. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rabun spent Be it Further Resolved; That when Jacobs sire very hospitable and every Sunday at Chuluota. .. . said right of way is abandoned by the Mrs. iWalnwfight attended the Bap* one receives a hearty welcome in their Osceola Cypress Co., that any grado t u t 11. Y. r . U. meeting a) Chuluota thrown op by said Oseeeia Cypress Monday night. ▼ Co., shall ve leveled down, and Marney Lyons continues very 01 at ' Be It Further Resolved: That this his home here. • franchise shall take effect from and Jake Miller is confined to his horn* after, the date of the signing of con­ suffering an attack of malaria. tract between the said Osceola Cyp­ Rorn to Mr. and Mrs. Jsek Hender­ ress Co., and the County of Seminole hopeful of gdbd prices for their proMiss Elenor Bolly has returned son Tuesday, a girl, based upon and Inaccordance with the IIIll l lir d w m Ob. . . . . Born to Mr. and Mrs. William HsO» due’s this fall and winter. • home after spending the summer with It. II. a It*ban ........ provisions of thia resolution, the said i . M. Wjnn .............. .. a girl, The fololwlng composed a party to her grandparents in Cleveland, O. Osceola Cypress Co., being hereby re­ Kdwtnl l l l f f l a i. lot. , Daytona Beach for a few- days outMisses Annie and Mary Wallnsky II. Ilantol ......... quired to signify the acceptance or S. n . ' W ilnrtftit ........ s i AppliesUsa far T u Baa* UaJet Swing: Mr. and Mrs. Dan Talbert, of have returned to their home in Wis- Vatloa Uaa K. A. rurnfll .............. 171. O .aaral Blatatss. Lavs rejection of the franchise hereby Mobl»j-» Dm* 8 tor* arnarlAa the E ast Side, Messrs. Ben Lake, J. consin after an extended visit to their Node* la berabp (W tn that D. 0. D u k V pargranted withjn three months from the K. C. U i p t n ............ R. Murphy, Henry Miles, Miss Linda unde, Mr. Gallatsie. Henry WalinD. R. flir t .................... rhaaer of T aj C artlflral* NS. »1J. datvl lb« « date hereof, and if accepted, shall R. A. Dou*U m ............ d a / of Jana, A. D. IMS, has filed aald.cWUOMiles and Thelma- Lake. They re- sky, their brother, who is alsd here, rata Ilobl. W. l/w d ............ In m r orflcv. and baa mads appltradai fw begin* work .on the construction of J. D. B arrclt . . . . . . . . . port a very delightful time and toll of accompanied his sisters to Jackaon- U s deed lo lasaa la aeeurdaaea with lav. Said J. I’onto*. A*rat . . . embraces tha faUavin* daaRSaf said railroad within one month from J. the big thirty poung bass caught a t iville, but returned in a few diys. The certificate W. H . I I .*1 a .......... ! peapertf afMatad la S«ialaota roontj. rtorlda. the dato thereof and prosecute the W in! A Hero ............ . V •* the in le t. Also they saw a ta rp o n ’Mlaaea Wallnsky were indeed charm- lo-vlt: NWH of a a i i and WH »f t n lio lt Abstract cv». , completion of same as rapidly as* SHtoofj a erne . : ........ some five or six feet long up the Hall- Jin* young ladies and they made many C\ r . Harrison . . . . . . . practicable. fax near Port Orange bridge. ’friends while here. Ho. Claj u r*. I V . . . Adopted, this 6th day of Septem­ Wight Braa.* O#............. A crowd of the young folks stormed 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Wynne, Jr., and M. a Nrl.ua ............. . ber* A. D., 1921. 1■ a . w . H ast a m . ........ Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs a t their home daughters, Misses Roberta and JoseIllll Lumbar Co. . . . . . . • ' L. A. BRUMLEY, * Friday evening and spent a very phhte visited relatives at M t Dora, Albert lla ll ................ R. A. DOLN11.ASS. Chairman. Cl. P. Paitnn ................ pleasant time playing games. Delight-1 Adelphia Kremburg, Bus Hawkins, »-T*J T. Williams . . . Clark Ckaett- O w t 0. P. SWOPE, .Noll A Noll ................ . Saariaala C #*t7. fto. ful refreshments were taken along.'and Cecil Bales spent a day a t Day0 . f . Harrison ........... a. m. w x x u n. a E. CURLETf; Noll a Noll ........... Hrml on Is Ooaatj • Baak L. P. HAGAN, . U. U. Jacobs ............ U. B. Dea* ........... * . C. W. ENTZMINGER. Marshall Hprnrrr Ob. J., Board County Commissioners, Th* T rias Caoumaj , o f lUnford ' . 7 7 , , Seminole County, Florida. CIIJ N. B. Rama .......... Motion of C. W. Entxmlnger, sec­ *- *• B m m lrf .............. I* P. Ilasan ............. onded hy E. C uriett^nd carried, this C. W. Enttm ln m ........ O P. Harapo Board agrees to pay Mr*. Gray $25 B.* INirlrtt ...................... in cash and buy jier a ticket to her J. W. Curler ................ Bea Oampboll. home. A. B. UsboM * . Petition wa^ hpre presented to this Wlibt Urararj Us. ., Board signed by J. M. Evans, «-t. si., S1**?? —!!T* .......... *..........•'.......* 30.00 requesting th a t the following describ­ U » A- *J?iSaB*-** (100 6-00 ed road be opened up and designated S* y ?!* L . ...................... soioo a t a public road, beginning a t the Sw. i . m . uiaO * . . ; . s ...................; ............. 122.28 t}*1**1**)"” ................ . cor. of Sel-4 of N wli4 of Sec. 22, Tp. t?* J* lVn;r,iW4ff ................ •••••• 191.84 H,00 x* 21, 8. R.- 29 E., thence west 5640 f t Offtttrml lUmM Tmmd ....... 1,500.00 to intersection of the Forest City There being no further business the and Orlando clay road, Board stands adjourned to meet again Mr. J . M. Evans, also filed his bid next regular meeting, October 3rd, Give us your business. We will save you money. School days are dose at hand. We are fo r opening up this road for the sum better prepared than ever to fit the boys and girls in Buster Brown Shoes; also in cheaj* of $76, same to be cleared 80 f t wide. er, but good shoes, at right prices. We have a nice Buster Brown School Tablet for every, Mbtion of O. P. Swope, seconded NEWBERRY IS 8BRVING TERM boy and girl wearing or buying our shoes. .. by E. Curlett, and carried, the above ■V;.." • .. ' «'•--* V . •„,-.u~ i , v - . » V i . .‘7-\vr petition is hereby granted, and this VMmM.f'. D»Uj) bid of J. M. Evans, for opening up Newberry’s new drug store opened this road fo r the sum o f $75 is hereby this morning with a large crowd accepted present that promises to be a stam­ Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by pede this afternoon when the free ice C. W. Entxmlnger, and carried, the cream la given away. The new drug Clerk of tkla Board is instructed to store la a thing of Iwauty and as neat We are special agents for Army Goods, Tents, Cots,. Mattresses, Breeches, Shirts, Leg­ wire to proper government officials, and clean as" a pin with all the hew gings, Canvass and Leather; Trunks and Blankets, all a t remarkably low prices. Service to cancel! the shipment of tern F. W. and up-to-date fixtures and new stock D. , trucks to Seminole county, as thia of goods. The ice cream and cold and satisfaction guaranteed a ^ \ county can not use these trucks. drinks are served in a manner that Motion of C. W. Entxmlnger- sec­ w ill get the trade and Mr. Newberry onded by E. Curlett, and carried thv is well pleased with his new venture Clerk of this Board is instructed to in -the best city in Florida. draw a w arrant on the Fine and For­ feiture Fund fo r $1,500 to be trans­ The remarkable thing about it U ; ferred to the General Fund of. the not the number of miles you can get / eoontfil4'--. - . ’ 1 .*>^1to the gallon, but the amount of dust J 'Motion of I* P .‘Hagan, seconded by you can swallow to the mile. .. ................................................ ................. .... are the finest'shirts made anywhere in the world. They establish the American fashions. They have no serious m ate, either in quality or in social preference. And, because they are the best shirts, they possess the added ad­ vantage of being the most economical They cost more than some others, but less per year than any others. We offer a satisfactory ser­ vice to every man who is far-sighted enough to appreciate and want the best. • Fall SManhattans are cReady • IX/p /Jf-p lowering the high cost of living by re rr. c / -t# c ducing the prices on pur merchandise We are agents for Steel Fiber Suits for boys and High School boys (two pair pants) Knickerbocker Suits .....................................$12*00; SANFORD,. FLORIDA SANFOl �T l -•- - '" ~= > Many Were Present ” OLD FRAME BUILDINGS IN BU8INESS SECTION OF SANFORD A lfa 8TANDING MENACE li* LM of these buildings to tear them down fo r in every case the property sells for more with the building removed than it would with the building oh the lot. No one wants these buildings except for salvage and they are of no use to the ow nep and Sanford will never be a real,city until the City Commissioners m ake a clean sweep of all the fram e buildings on th e princi­ pal comers of the city and make it clean, showing neither fe a r or iavbr when they start. With building ma­ terials and la b o r coming down the owner of a good comer in Sanford can get money to erect a suitable building If be, desires it or he can sell the property for a good sum o f money and make much more than he can by holding it. No public spirited citizen of San­ ford or any other city will stand in the way of progress. The City Commissioners a t their la st meeting f*v« notice tp the own­ ers of the stable property at the corn­ e r of Park avenue and Second street to tear the building down or have it torn down as it had already been con­ demned and was a menace to public, health and to other property In th a t block in many ways as well a s being p sore eyo to the public. It may seem hard to property owners to be told th a t they must have their property torn down but there are many exten­ uating circumstances in connection with «u<;h. orders. The property re­ ferred to has been in a dclapidated condition fpr years- It .was used for livery stable purposes in the days when the..livery.stables seemed to be the principal industries for they were CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WANT8 always placed on the principal corners TO TAKE THAT MANY of the towns. Other cities have gone ALONG through the same process of condem­ nation proceedings. It is only a ques­ It is the purpose of President Geo. tion of time when such buildings must W. Knight, of the Sanford Chamber either be sold to parties that will tear of Commerce to have at least one hun­ them down and build structures suit­ dred members from the Sanford able to the growing needs of the city Chamber of Commerce visit Orlando o r they ,musf build on them a t once Tuesday, September 27th. The secre­ themselves. In the event th a t they tary of the Orlando Chamber of Com­ cannot build on the property there is merce has again .Inquired the number always a chanceto sell.at a good fig­ who would attchd the banquet which ure and they do not stand any loss by the Orlando'Chamber of Commerce is the orders to demolish the buildings. preparing on th a t date end has been Such structures are fire traps that advised that there would bo one hun­ are a standing menace to any city. dred from Snnford. It is up to the F ire starting ,in one of these frame local organization to return th is visit buildings will often burn up * town with the same enthusiasm and in larg­ and cause untold damage and proper­ er numbers than oh the occasion l of ty losa to men who have erected fine the banquet recently held in Sanford. buildings near them. I t Is not fair-to The Orlando people are prepaVing a the men of Sanford who are striving wonderful reception for their guests fo r a grea'ter city to allow these build­ from the City Substantial and are ings to stand. This is the day of pro­ constantly asking that as larg e a gress and those who cannot progress number as possible come over' from should make way fo r the people y b Sanford to help make, the a ffa ir a can and will progress. * success. » : ’.r ~-r<-7 V. • At the same meeting the building The spirit which was evidenced by th a t stands a t the corner of Second the Orlando boosters on the' occasion s tre e t and Oak avenue and borders on of their visit is one that cannot help th e A. C. L. tracks was condemned. but be productive of results. Already This building has 'been used fo r w are­ they have shown their willingness to house purposes fo r many years but co-operate and had a large meeting on account of its 'peculiar location is when the Sanford Chamber of Com­ not f i t - for anything In the business merce called for the organisation of a line a t present and would really make permanent Ship by Water Committee. a fine little 'park if the city could a f­ If we want to s e e b u r Water fro n t de­ fo rd to purchase it for this purpose. veloped get in with the Orlando boost­ >, These old buildings that have serv­ ers through whose co-operation wider ed their purpose and are now a men- roods between the two cities will be­ i «ce to the city in many ways should come a certainty. These^are the days all be condemned, the owners allowed of co-operation through organisations a sufficient time to build or sell them to further sJcompllshments. When the r and in the event they cannot then they organizations are alert and efficient should be torn -down fo r thoy are in they re-affirm the trite expression the majority of caaea no source of th a t In unity there la strength. profit to the owners as the land la Fill o u tlthe postil card which the much more valuable than the build­ secretary Is sending you and retu rn it ings and the owners are paying high­ promptly. The’ members-will be ad­ er taxes for. the land than the Tents vised subsequently of full details so will bring them in return. th at they can be governed accordingly, _____ __ I t is. not a hardship on the owners L. R. PHILLIPS RECEIVES FINE JEW EL. ■ * Om?‘proud and happy man in San­ ford today Is L. R. Phillips, city clerk. Although the doctor Is happy moat of theeinio, he Is espScialyy so today on S lack-D raught la T he B est M e & ♦ co u n t of tho fact that he was p re­ *$ne I l i a Lady E ver th e d . Say* sented with a beautiful Past M aster’s jewel last night by the members of I t la O nly M edicine She the local Masonic lodge, Dr. Phillips was roaster of Sanford Gives H e r O uM ren. lodge during the year 1905, and while Cherry Tillage Ark.—In telling of It in customary fo r the lodge to pre­ h er experience with Thed ford's Blade sent,the retiring m aster with a Past I . _ Mrs. Lotus Bills, R. f t ft-No. M aster's jewel, U* seems that for this place, said: “I used financial reasons it was Impossible ought as a laxative, also for b torpid liver aud Indigestion.1 It to conform iftth this custom.ju s t at liver medicine I have ever th a t time. Realising this, several only medicine Lgtve members of the lodge, feeling th a t - I feel like it has sated tae" ak 'l k t * the doctor, from his long years, of ‘doctors' bill*, for when the faithful service, should be accorded veemplntn of feeling bad o r have n this recognition, purchased a fine jew ­ just give them a good dose of Blaalfr el and presented it a t the banquet held ...................... e t the close of the meeting last night. Hon. F . P. Foster, In hi* own fine way, made the presentation. Ho told of the many fine qualities of the bonoree, whom be haa kronen jiijd asso­ ciated* with for maqy, mrgy years. I t came a* a complete surprise to Dr. Philips and be briefly and sincerely thanked the m em ben of the o rder fo r this fine remembrance. Coming os .it does from the membership rather than from, the organisation; it Is doubtless inore-appreciated and Uat night will probably be ope th a t he will not soon forget. ONE HUNDRED • 0 TO ORLAND SEPTEMBER 27 FOR HEADACHE, LIVER TROUBLE a U in O r f Will Hold' N ext Meeting hi DeLand November 21 . .'A' i m A CLEAN iji^-^T'7 - - 7.‘, THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD,.FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 1921 THE CITY COMMI CONDEMN Concerted Effort .W ill Be Made for Greater Sanford _*r^. •. i3“: £1 -”!**4£i r ir Herald—by the pound—tie . Monday, September 19th the Or­ ange Belt Bee-Keepersi met a t the Woman's’ Club building in Sanford, for the purpose 0f completing the o r­ ganisation. Mr, Newell, Mr. Reese, Mr. Goodwin and Mr. Sterling, all of the S tate Plant Board a t Gainesville, met with the association a t which there was a good attendance, ' Many subjects of vital interest to beekeepers were discussed. . The next meeting is to be held the third Monday In November* a t DeLand. • ' . ' , 7 zAU bee-keepers and those Interest­ ed In bees requested to attend. Get that r ^uzzing In yonr smote. section I joyfjLfffflmy pipe can and or your peace ana content I Just check up the men in-all walks o f life you meet daily who certainly get top sport d aglow with fragrant, deli ' Iy Prince -Alberti And, you FLORIDA'S CONDITION RANK WITH FOURTEEN. The Chamber of Commerce of the United States has mailed' the Herald a map of the nation showing Good, F air and Poor conditions in tho forty. P r in t* A l k r t i t eig h t' States, There a re ' only six M i l In N p w M "good" spots on the map-^portions of w * . t U y r i i tbm. h m n d to m t pnm nd .Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, New A lb ertis qtti_ , _ _ . ......................... hmJSUla^njfn lb* Mexico, Colorado and California. Florida la one of fourteen state* freedom from bite’'afrd p ta h (out out by-our exclu­ where the condition 1* ftiven as "fair" sive patented proces8)r-^iU ring up records in your without a "poor" spot on It. That ‘is little old smokemeter the likes of Wblch you never encouraging but as a m atter of fact before could believe possible! *°""r Vif‘ Florida for the most p art tn "good" sit the way through. You don’t get tired of a pipe when itia packed with The brief survey is as fallow s:, PRINCE ALBERT Prince Alberti Piute that in your hat! Vd w A nation-wide survey of prevailing 7L fl i jfJ . j / . V 1 Bi’ j S l . fir crop and business conditions gives us definite knowledge upon which to base our conclusions 'as to the-* probable trend of'things in the Immediate fu ­ ture. The atory is much the same every wjrere: A partial and unequal harv­ est; plentiful returns In 'dose ju x ta­ position with parched and burnt up fields; both prices and demand ^for farm products that are fa r from sa t­ isfactory to tho producers. .Yet these catnc products are seeking a m arket wherever they can Jind it th a t the ob­ young couple left for Virginia where ligations of th farm ers may be d is ­ •‘ they Will flpcrtd-several days. v charged. There is an abundance of (From (uturdmj’i D.11,)^ -? ; Mnf. Brown 11 the youjlgret daoghfood stuff in the country despite small A wedding which came as a great te r of Mr. end'S irs. J. G. Ball, is yields in some grains. surprise, to their many friends was hfghjy accomplished and numbers her An enormous inflow of .wheat to - r 4— — the marriage of Miss Marrie Franees friends by’ the score. * market indicates th a t there is noth­ IF yO U R BACK HURTS ,QR.HI,AD­ Bali ^to* Richard Bcntly-Brown, which ■' . Mr. BrpWn Is n rising young buiiDER BOTHERS YOU, DRINK ing to that old stuff about, form ers took place in Fust Is yesterday. ' Mro. A cte’m an’o f ‘hfa'citf. LOTS OF W A TER* holding back supplies artificially to _ J__ _ / Brown loft yesterday ‘ morning? to ’ 11 The numeroU* friends of this young force up the price. Likewise that there When yo|ir kidneys £ u rt and your visit her sistor in Kissimmee, but’ in-^ Couple join In wishing them every is more wheat in the country than of­ back, fe^lk pore, don't. get scared k m ficial ^figures declare. 6ne m atter is mosfc apparent in the proceed to load your /tom ach with horoscope of the future. The measure lot of drugs that excjte the kidneys youtii. Following the ceremony tho dome tb the.Hferatd office. of the volume of business and of our and irritate the entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys, clean like you commercial welfare hangs upon the keep your b:wcla dean, by flushing You will make a mistaks demand for farm products and their them with a mild, harmless: salts AJ if you,.order yoor ferticonsequent prices for the year.. All which removes the body’s urinous User without getting our NEW PRICI JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF other "berometerics" are as nothing wpste fnd stimulates them to their w. Fertilisers, Insecticides, by comparison, and can be relegated normal activity. . The function of the MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Sprayers, Poultry Supplies. , -fc, >:* F to the scrap heap. Fortunately a t this kidneys is to falter the hiood. In .24 riGet August 1st, 1921 Price Lists. Now furnishing "SIMON PURE" tad writing, Europe, is Importing largely hour* they strain from it &O0 grkinu "GEM BRANDS" * of our grains and tha export of cotton Of ,acid and waste, sq we can readily firom -July 1, to date, are more than undeistand the vital importance of JACKSONVILLE -?* . FLORIDA double,those for the same period of keeping the kidneys active. ■ . last year. . ■ r .egg .. ji . r r . 1 .' ' . ! . i j: * l . . , i ______ •. . . s sa Prink lots af water—you can't Cotton, as Ufual, has done the u n ­ drink, too much; slab get from any t e w M t e r i ie e w r w ^ » » d e t i a i M i t t w expected. Sustained higher prices pharmacist about four ounces of Jad mean an amount of business In the Salts’; take a table spoonful in a glass A R E Y O U IN S U R E D ? *l j South th a t can come from no other of w ater before breakfast each morn­ w . j . T H ic p e n a C O M PA N V cause* N or does It seem likely th a t ing for a few days and your kidneys there will *be th a t fatal and futile will act fine- This famofis salts 1? ^AOBPITl . it,'7 •tth holding .o f cotton for impossible made from the *cid of grapes and lem­ higher prices that characterised the on Juice, combined with lithla, and previous seasoh. The memory of th a t has been used for generations to ejean ;nL-w}-tl , OfW CX VeuPLBH M *^u HIHLDIN4q i desperate miahkb: and its enduring and stim ulate clogged kidneys; also S a n fo rd , • . 'F l o r i d * consequents are {oo recent to bring to neutralize the acids in urine so it no longer is a source of irritation, Us repetition. One possibility's*at Jeast worthy of thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts U* inexpensive; cannot in­ passing thought. .If there be a de­ mand o f iny moment, both foreign jure; maltha-a delightful effervescent and domestic, from now on, and this lithis-w eter drink .which everyone a t least seem likely, the greeter por­ should tik e now end then to keep tion of the carry-over in this country their kidneys‘dean and active. Try will be practically Used up by July o ' this, also keep up the w ater drinking, next year. With gqperai business and and n<> doubt you will wonder what became of ynur kidney trouble and readjustment on an ascending scale, both at home and abroad we shall bo *»«kacbe.~A<lv. ’facing a situation where the greater part of the world's supply of cotton POST CARD DAY FOR FLORIDA TO BE OBSERVED. I HAVE THEM will depend upon thegrowing crop in this country. W h st/u ch a contingency The Florida Development Board has means to tho prosperity of the South suggested th a t October 1, be observ­ sounds too optimistic to put in' cold ed es Post Card Day. Railroad offic­ Print , Already ne wphases of the situ a­ ials have announced that winter tour­ tion finds expression not t only in ist tickets to Florida will be on sale wide-spread more cheerful feeling in in all territories this season from Oc7 ^ e .cotton belt, butalso in somewhat tober 1, until April bO, with final tion—lotH nre bcin^ sold right along and building ill this freer buying, This la true likewise in limit May 81. Last year a number of section Is such ns to gladden the heart of those w h o have the grain regions where farmer* are Florida Chambers of Commerce and the good of Sanford* at heart*. liberally marketing hogs, wheat and other agencies offered cash.prizes for I the greatest number of postcards corn. This is no idle talk—I have weighed the statement The commercial w orld will not reap mailed on Post Card Day. as much benefit from this as surface to say j u t what is my .candid cdhVictioiiB would put It Indications seem to promise. F or a "1 Spent $1.23 on ltdt-Snap and Saved moot too strin g for the careful, conservative p erM ^ th a t U e Price of a Hog.” ; very considerable proportion, of the person whoee eyes ore t u n i e d ] |^ ( |i f U f ^ ^ -W)u>. money the farmers receive fo r their James McGuire, famous hog rajaer Ims VISION will agree with mo now— the other later. products will go to settling the obli­ of New Jersey, says: "I advise every gations carrid over and' the bank* will fawner troubled with re ts to ~ use get theirs first, 'and they arc past RAT-SNAP. Tried everything to get masters in this art. In some sections rid of rets. Spent $1.25 on RAT-SNAP when banks and dealers have been ^Figured t h e ra ts U kilted saved, the satisfied, there will not be much le ft price of A hog." RAT-SNAP cornu In ' q rthe farm ers for new purchases. Sake form.'No mixing w ith’other food. **Tht M a n W ho Yet when ell has been said tha situa­ Cpts or doga won’t touch it. Three tion will be fa r better than a t pres. alses, S5c, 66c, $1.28. Sold and guar, ■set. antced h y ’Ball Hardware Co.: w DUCTION IN E. 0 . PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. Si G en era l F ir e G roves, L o ts SANFORD IS GROWING Buy it with a Herald W ant Ad. HERALD ADS get results. r- - ■ -c;-4, 7~~* m s tir a n e e •' ' . ’ ; el : '?! ■s , * 1 ^ �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY; SEPTEMBER 23, 1921 State Road Departmerit May Con&iitn Daytona Wood Bridges PROGRESSIVE TEA. High and Rolling And (7 rom X« 4 i | D Q ) Studded With Lakes '* A^delighUnl event in church circlet and a plefting social feature with is Altamonte b u a j toe membership and their friends, of the Congregational church was the progressive tea given on the Heights AfJp FILLED WITH MANY SAT ISF1ED NORTHERN VISITORS DURING WINTER MONTHS. Evidently because of an lutimatum delivered to B. L. Armstrong, head of the Concrete bridge, by Governor Cary A. Hardee following a visit of a local committee to the chief executive last week, the concrete bridge* was .today opened to traffic afte r being dosed for four iponths,..; , * The orders to open thb concreto bridge was co-incident with a ykft.fo the Triple Cities by Major Cbaa. A. Browne,, chief engineer of Che state road department, and his Assistant, James A. Mortiand, who Tuesday a f­ ternoon inspected the three bridges spanning the Halifax river between Daytona and Daytona Beach, The state enginerc. will make h it report direct to Governor Hardee and the contents of .the. report .will not bo known until given out. by the governoir, .. It is safe to assume* however, th a t both wooden bridges will be con* deemed, as they are stated to be in a deplorable physjoal condition and un­ safe for, the modern day traffic de­ mands. It is maid th a t the concrete bridge la also rapidly deteriorating.— Daytona Daily N ew s... Altamonte'Springs’ Is otae of the beautiful little cities of Seminole coun­ ty that bsa been hiding her light un­ der s bushel somewhat in tha years gone by but th a t is coming out every (Uy in the sunlight of publicity and attracting many tourists and invest­ the next stop in the pleasant itiner­ ors. Those who see Altamonte Springs ary. Hiss Gussle Frank featured the are struck with the wonderful site entertainment program a t this home which this thriving place occupies and with an attractive group of vocal sewonder why all creation looking fq t a lections,’ accompanied on the fplgno BEE-KEEPERS HAVE LUNCH winter home did not settle there in the by Miss Charlotte Smith. A delicious THE MONTEZUMA beginning. The truth of the m atter la luncheon course was served by Mr*. that Altamonte Springs has been the Frank, after which the gay party The Bee-Keeper* who are here a t­ horns of many of the big bur,inesn men moved merrily onward to the cosy of the country for many years and the lovely home of Mr*. Reneau, where tending a meeting and having lunch Altamonte Spring* Hotel sheltet* a more music and reading* were great­ at the Montezuma yesterday were: T. multitude in the winter months. They ly enjoyed. The color note of the Perkins Dean, New Smyrna; F. S. AK come down for a quiet place and for decorations changed here, quantities exander, Bereaford; WUmon Newell, rest and recreation and find it there of bouganvilla being* used with ar­ Gainesville; George P. Colby, Lake and finding It want to keep it to them­ tistic . effect. Pineapple sherbet and Helen; H, A. Spencer and wife, Lake Helen; Mrs. A, M*. Spencer, Lake selves, therefore, there has been but cake were served-by the hoetss. Helen; H. S. Morrison, Lake Helen; little said about this beauty spot A t each home the charm of a •grac­ among the many in this fine county ious hospitality prevailed, adding ju st C. H. Clute and wife, Sanford; Frank that has so much in diversified crops another successful affair to the many Sterling, Gainesville; Chas. A. Reese, Gainesville; W. E. Dunaway, DeLand; and prospects. already sponsored by the ladids of J. S. Frierson, DeLand; Scott Hodges, Altamonte Springs baa taken a the Congregational church. t)«Land; J. C. Goodwin, Gainesville; •port in the past year and having been Tim TIetsema, Geneva; John T. Hull, incorporated has taken on new life FRANK AKERS TIRE CO., DeLand; J. B. Nodmann, DeLand; J. and proceeded to make the many ad­ BUYS FILLING 8TATION B. Case, Port Orange; Orie R. Mstvantages known to the outside world FROM EDWARD HIGGINS. thews, Geneva; Mrs. Nellie Taylor, ami this winter will see. many new Orlando, and C.- D. Kline and family, faces at the hotels and many new Frank Akers Tire Co., has 'come Orlando, owners-of fine homes and orange back into being the purchase o f the gTrfves and many- all the year round Edward Higgins Ailing station on RECITAL. residents for Altamonte is also West F irst street having been maae Ideal summer resort being situated (rn a TMthi‘1 D*UjO upon the ridge In the rolling country recently. Frank Akerrf has been the A very enjoyable and Interesting presiding spirit la the new station of that part o f the county musical program was given a t the Altamonte Springs has an altitude and before this had a place of his own Congregational church la st Saturday of 220 feet—thus getting pine filter- next to the Are station but fo r „the afternoon. •d sea air from the Atlantic ocean 80 past six months has boen with Ed-s The Pipe organ selections were giv­ biles to the E ast, and the Gulf of ward Iligginc. Frank is back on the en by Miss Charjotte Smith, a young Mexico to the west, forming th a t won­ job again and in connection with the student of Sanford High School. Her derful ozone krtown aa the “Atmos­ sale of that good Gulf gasoline and numbers were well rendered and In phere of Altamonte” and when com- oils Will have a complete line of auto bined with the odor of orange blos- accessories, etc. He will handle the The vocal selections were given by soms and jaasamine ih season, and this United S tatej tire an d .o th er good Mr*, a . M. Phillips, soprano and 'from combination comes breeting into one’s things in the specialty line. Look for oratorio. Mrs, Phillips was in excel­ window 24 hours a day, it la bound lent voice, she sang. w ith, deep feel to give the ailing their health, and ing, most expressively. the healthy more health and Joy of The entire program covered living. Prelude A.. Hosse DOING8 OF COMPANY D. Altamonte Springs has in its terri­ “Piano Transcriptions— — tory hundreds of acres of orange and (a) “Shepard’s Talc” ............ Nevin grapefruit groves in high state of t The Dixie* Minstrel^ are coming (b) “Prelude” .......i_ISidney Smith cultivation, and baa within her, boun­ along fine. Monday night was the.Arst Vocal— daries fiye beautiful lakes with clean, full rehearsal ,nnd- Allison and Rudi“Song of an Angel” aatidy shores, no marshy borders. sell, the directors, say judging from “Festival Overture” ... Wallace In fact Altamonte Springs hap ev- the rehearsals it Is the m ost prom­ “A t the Cloister Gate”----:— .. erything that any other section -of ising show1 they have ever staged, .... Dr. Minor Baldwin Florida may have plus many good and they w ant to compliment San­ “Come Unto Me", (MeaqlahV... M things that many other* hare qot and ford on their splendid talent* The ..Handel if any of those interested will read the songs', are very tuneful, and snappy, Offertory C Minor Bastiste description of th l. beautiful city in an- and the Ijfsury chorus would make othcr part of th i. issue they will pack ZigAeid ravingly jealous. The cast PIPE ORGAN CLUB MEETING tw ir baggage a t once and come to will be made of Afty of Sanford’s Altanionte Springs—the only AlU- best homo talent and professional (?r*w To.wUy1. XkUr) Regulai* meeting of the Pipe Organ players The show will be a mam­ moth mlnajrel musical comedy,-Vau­ Club was held Monday afternoon with deville, revue. Beft Williams, Bert Mrs. Forest Gatchel, on Oak avenu*. Unfinished business wap taken care Sevone and A1 Jolson, will not be in the east, but believe me boy, they of, and owing to the reelgnation of Miss M artha Fox as vice-president, sho will be there “Agumtively.” Mrs. C. A. Barnes was elected to fill her place. In addition to the officer* for the CLYDE LINE EXCURSIONISTS ensuing, year, Miss Fox was elected . WERE HERE SUNDAY! flower chairman, to see th a t flowers The Clyde Line excursions contin­ be arranged in. the church for Sunday ue to. bring the people from the east services. * i Under the new by-laws of the club and northeast to Florida and to San­ one new member, Mrs. A rthur John­ ford. Last Bunday there was quite * son, was received and Initiated. crowd took the ride to Orlando and Social hour with tem pting'refresh­ other points in this vicinity. Among ments of potato chips, pickets, tea and those who were in the party were $ e cake were much enjoyed by twrtityfollowing: ope enthusiastic member* o f the club. M iss-Virgins Falk, Bronx, N. Y.; A t adjournment, the president an­ Miss Irene Greer, Idias Eva Green, nounced that .th e next Monday, the New York; Miss Katherine Schuiiger, club would be entertained by a lake New York; Mrs. Anna Will, Brown- party a t Crystal Lake with Mrs. SLnah ville, N.-Y*I E ra A* Gardiner, North Bray and Hite Clara Milieu as hostChatham, N. Y.; Katharine A. Floran, esses.—Mr*, Kenneth Murrell, ReportNew York; Rose H. Mullen , Nqw York; Miss Adels A. McGowan, Bronx, N. Y.; Miss Fannie Caridek, OVIEDO GUN SLUR SHOOT. BIRTHDAY- PARTY triAa tM U ^ a n»Qj) Master Frederick Daiger entertain­ ed-** number of his tittle friends 'yes­ terday afternoon a t h it home on Fourth street. The occasion being his fifth birthday anniversary. The pretty color scheme of yelled and pink was carried out with baskets of Golden Bod and pink vine, these were effectively placed in the living room and on the porch. In the dining room the chandelier w as gracefully entwined •with fern and pink vine while the table had a* a centerpiece the pretty birthday cake iced in yeL low and topped.with tiny pink roeeholders with five pink lighted tapers. The afternoon w*a pleasantly spent with games and. later "Pinning on th*e Donkey’s tall” proved most in­ teresting. Little Miss Georgina win­ ning the prise for this, which was n box of candy. M aster,John Walker Minarik won the booby pri;e ,a ball. At the conclusion o f the game re­ freshments of ice cream and cake were served, and each child was given a cunning little “Hallqwe’en” figure filled with candy as favors. . Little Frederick's guests included: M artha Bishop, Louise Purdon, Mar­ garet Bennett, Georgina H art, Doro­ thea Lawson, M artha Elmeta Bryan, Carolyn Hill, Marguerite Gamer, Bety McKinnon, Chartea Betts, Braxton Perkins, Bryan Higgins,1 Franklin Bennett, Harry Bower, W alter Fox, Wilson Smith, Melvin Taylor, John Walker Minarik, Tolar Bryan,' L, P. McCuller, «jr., Wyman Harvard, Ruth Henry and Camilla Puleston. The “grown ups" were: Mrs. Hen­ ry Purdon, Mrs, Howard Smith, Mrs. L. T. Bryan, Mrs. J. B. Lawson, Mrs. Frank Akers, Mrs. John C. Smith, and Mrs. R. E. Herndon.- FIRST FIVE-ACRES OF CELERY P t * N f & U BT MIKE STOINBFF AT LRA8 TMIKE 8AY8 SO. Mike Stoincff, of Celery avenue, waa* in today and nays th a t he Is the “earliest man” in the celery game this year.^ He bases bis assertion on tha fact that he has already'Set out in the field five* acres of celery. We" have yet to hear from other precincts be­ fore annooncing. that Mike Is elected but It looks Ilka ha geta the rubber handled scoop ahdveFf&A, being the “earliest man.” \ ADVERTISING PAYS % ‘ ED LANE 8 £ Y ) T N U IN E Ed Lane, the 1 estate man placed two local ads. umn yesterday, calling a< two houses per had n out two h o u n , both d and- fifty other Is phoned house wanting to Ed hot-footed it |hla morning, ahd ’ads’ out, they a death." The ’ wa •column Daily Herald is he marke this city and cou ity, and il anything to buy, sell, teasej chfinge, put it in the Hera! D IS T IN C T IV E IN T E R IO R S Ahi What relief I -Your clogged nostrils open right up, the* air paacan breathe freely. No more hawk­ ing, snuffling, mucous discharge, headache, dryness—no struggling for breath at night, your cold or catarrh C H FLAT WALL PAINTS produce • vdw ttt* final) which gives • room *n eonosphtr* of quta refinement Don’t Stay stuffed upl Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of thli fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nostrils, let it penetrate through ev­ ery air passage of the.*head; soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed mucoua membrane, giving you instant relief.-Ely’s Cream Balm is Just what every cold and catarrh sufferer has been seeking^ It’s just splendid.— T W i i C H PAINT AND VARNISH for . every purpose. Ask for it by aeow. 8 AN FORD, FLORIDA , • t r a d e m a r k $625 f. o. b. D etroit. ■ 1W eBM Machine Power Farming "In the tractor the farmer mow haa a machine in which is harnessed one of the most adaptable; efficient, economical sources of power in the world—the internal combustion engine. _ . ‘T h e tractor will multiply the productive capacity of each individual farm worker from three to four times over* * "It will put the farmer on a par with the city manufacturer. It will put his produce-producing factory—for that is what a farm is—on to an : :f — n : « The following acores were made a t .M i AB8EE*L—Favoraction upon only eleven out of °.nc hundrod an< fifty applications for til. S U t . B o u f , t . . . t i n , b .ld l u t Seven Were granted conditionpardona, and flnea reduced in two c**ea Rnd eitisenship restored to two . ^ r i o n s , prerioueljr.pardoned.•• Apparently the w ar slopped too the reg u lar weekly shoot <jf the Ovie­ INVERNESS WILL MUNICIPAL PLANTS. do Gun Club: C, W. Brown, INVERNESS, Sept. 21.—The city Poulaton ..86-50 council has selected October 25th (is —88-50 the date for the election on a proposed — 32-60 bond 'tarue of $75,000 for the w ater P. JL Croeby, —29-50 W D r k i and sewerage system; Oti% Thoo Aulih — -28-50 owners of proparty .w lthinlK tiM w . W. E. Argo— -27-50 porate limits will be permitted to Dr. Simmons -2 5 5 0 •vote in th* election. The bonds would -25-50 fW far* a t tha end-, of twenty-flve “It will enable each worker to earn so much more that he con be paid more and atm leave a greater profit <for the man who hires him. It wm enable the farmer to work fewer hours in the day, giving him more time to enjoy life* . \.r ,. J i * ■ “I believe the tractor will make fanning what It ought to be—th e most pleasant, the mdst healthful, the moat profitable business on earth.” ~ritfiiimBnffiilimiOTrqrrI'nVi'itiurrn• •. • •- ' - �-r •SI T '4 —- y_:> , / i • . XFfp: jygg ■ fv 3* . s^: ,- V-- [R THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1921 THESANFORDHERALD AN INTBRURBAN LINE KHOM SANFORD TO TAMPA *. / . HOLLY ...................r m U u l m 4 MU«* * . I . MI.U U ............. h t n l w r u l T m w n r In this day of discussion of cheaper freight rates and better service It is r»Ufck*4 *T*fr rru*^ kj well to rejuvenate the idea of build­ ing an lntenirban line from Sanford to Tampa and to work for it and to (laowymtod) IT * MAN ftl exploit it until sufficient capital can • u B s c m m o i f t r ic e m a d y a n c e j l>« attracted to Florida to build it. Fifteen years ago when the editor SIX KOETQ1 . . . . . . . . . a. » i. . . . . . . . . . . . . . W l T H U S HOXTHS.......................................... , » of the Heraty was the editor of the L. i u M u I m r i O u t Mall X itU t M n *» ■ . Orlando Reporter-Star he had thla IIS*. at Ua tM t os it* at B u t art, VlatUa. dream and even went so fa r aa to have Oaaw M t f X u t k l , i n . meetings (jailed in all the cities and D»Xlr HaraU U »«U U W • towns from Sanford to Kissimmee, In­ q t l u 4 i ; ) tW U w m U r terested the farmers and had options aaaUa aM on much of the right-of-way and the t w l M l l , la i lands adjoining t h r rig h t of way. Af­ €£. ltl ter coming to Sanford we again be­ It XXX*LI) DtJTLDIJta. gan the agitation for a traction tine f o r ili^ n A f t v r r i l . n . i H rp n s« tt< * U > * from Sanford to Orlando add several T| IE AMERICAN PfU^VA'S^CHTinv; capitalists were interested but one drawback and another came up to hit Ship by w ater 1 m the project in the face and like many UW1 other good things the w ars-and ru ­ ‘ij iv/ aVV Y«i; safy It again, it is hot. mors of w a n stopped all road build­ V . r - - —o i. . ing and irw e n t to join the other good '*'• Are you growing with your city?. things put on cold storage.* We also had high hope* of the San­ • ---- -------«-----------But we should worry, it will soon ford, A Everglades Railway started fft be cool enough. this city and built as fa r as Cameron ■o ■■ City and operating trolley c a n as well Are you boosting for your Cham- as freight c a n , would some day be ber of Commerce? . * r built to Oviedo and join w ith the Sea­ ■ ■ o —-----— board Railway and thence to Geneva 4 Are you booeting for your Building and join the Florida E ast Coast Rail­ and Loan Association? _m ’ way and give Sanford a wonderful o---------— system of railways and competition of St. Johha river, Ockjawoha river or the right sort to bring down tho rates any other river, but ship by water. on freight and help to make Sanford ■ ------------:— o -------------------- a basing point. Such a line with the Are you boosting for every good addition of electric railway service for thing connected with the growing passenger and express and eventually to even take care o f freight would Cfty of Saqford? have made this city and this section ------------o------—— There is nothing selfish in .this slo­ of Florida the greatest In the South. The time is dnw ing near when this gan. i t means so much, to the dif/ertrolley lino will be built from Sanford ent communities,. - - m u f l 9 i l P rJ _ -> - - / 1 to Orlando and on to Tampa. Tho tip * — ;-----j f f f . This is the Season of ouf dlscon territory from Sanford to Tampa is tent—-tail end of th e host, tail ijnd.of now one of the richest In the state, is business, tail end !of. adrortiaipg, tall nc of the most populous in the state more people and more reve­ end. of coUectiana-r-what a aad.Ulc of 8 nue to draw from than many sections the taiL in the north that, are now operating Equipped with the famous Ansted Motor, six wire .wheels,, Sanford has been favored by n a tu m ^ ro^®)r bn®8- it would prove a raontwo extra tires, windshield wings, front and rear bumpers, ■ ■ to ■ hshare M I Iour n mfortune N ey maker from the very start and but ■we■ ■ want front and rear snubbefs, trunk rack and trunk On the rear with every other p art of the state. would induce thousands of people to and other special equipment that goes to make this the fnost * Ship by truck will follow the ship by come to Florida and settle, along the tracks of this interurban railway. It complete automobile on the American market. The Lark. w ater program .: would not only be an inducement for — o-----------out-classes anything under $4,000. Is unequalled’ inJ per­ Again we want to call youa atten­ the b ig 'a n d little growers of fruits formance, durable and economical. tion to the golf links and the country and vegetables but it would be an in­ tourists to Uve club before the w inter season begins. ducement for wealthy MMBHIBMf It means everything to this city if tb® country in the winter and fo r you w ant tourists. jthe busy business man to reside In the - 0_______ I suburban district and commute to the We can make immediate deliveries of the Lark, the regular All we want ju st now is a gentle cities each day. live passenger, the Model T seven passenger and the Thorolittle drixalb; drissle of a rain that,- Anyone who ha* lived in the , Mg fwill dampen the groutid but. nqt,=*tlefl can see the possibilities of.this enough to coma throtigh the hoie in ^ no *>*4 it is only a question of time the bottom of our shoes. | to ,nter*8t the men of affairs who will q * • jjumd a t the chance of building this If you aro doing all these things, *‘ne* F^ces on materials for this line you are only doing your whole duty “re coming down every day, capital is a s a real citizen If you are not dotoward Florida *v e r y day. ing any’ of them, you are neglecting TI’ ql t th ' n' / or Florid» * ~ m,n* your duties as a real citizen. I* ,d one *"d «nd T *npa DISTRIBUTORS FOR _______ ______ jat the other end are destined to be *■ * . H X E L . . . . . . . .................. O t M it l K u w v THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY O K E ■ T E A ! . . . . . . . . . . . . « « * « • . . . . . • . • . > M " W 1 ------------------------------- TEXT BOOKS FOR SESSION 1921-22 For Sale by Mobley’s Drug Store, Sanford, Florida FIRST GRADE Eg Wheeler’s Primer, Revised....... ’, J ) Wheeler1* F irst Reader X) F irs t Reader, Natural Method.. )ne Prim ary Pencil................ ............... Orte Box Crayoiaa ......................... ........ Money for Paper fTo the Teacher)__ Berry’s Copy Book, No. I___ ...... -26c —25c —* . .. 34c .... 05c *■■Mtw*..20c - r - f —.... 25c ....07c SECOND GRADE Wheeler's Second Header, Revised___ (X) .Second .Reader, N atural Method... One Prim ary R uler.— One Box Crayoiaa ...... One Prim ary Pencil__ Money for Paper (To the Teacher)... Berry’s Copy Book, No. II--------------- ----- 35c 12f :----- .OBe 10c -----—06c —25c -07c THIRD GRADE Wheeler's Third Reader..... ..... Third Reader, Natural Method.... old's Mastery of Words, Book I_____ Milne’s Arithmetic, Book I..... ........ .......... .............. , Money for Paper (To the Teacher)...*— .— .... Berry’s Copy Book, No. I ll__________ - - - - - - Tk . ------- i ; ^ —.... 07c 1 ^ W e h a v e j u s t re c e iv e d : a c a r lo a d o f th ese c a r s ALL ARE 1922 MODELS Get a Demonstration and You’ll Be Con­ vinced that the LARK has no equal - A I n A il l n o n / 1 W l ~ ~ - i —- _ FOURTH GRADE Wheeler’s Fourth Reader.— :........ ....... ...... (X) Fourth Reader, Natural Method______ Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book I................... Milne’s Arithmetic, Book I.____ ___ ______ Hyde’s English Book Number I ...... ........... ....... Frye’s .New Geography, Book I—.:___ .... Money for Paper (To tho Teacher)...—... Berry’^ Copy Book, No. IV..... ------- . . . . . . . . . -»*♦*»•* -nr* ----- . . . lyS» n.«T, , , ... 60c ~.54e -32c ....32c ....25c ' . 83e .... 25c —..07c FIFTH GRADE Wheeler’s Fifth Reader, Revised....... (X) F ifth Reader, Child's World. Milne’s Arithmetic, Book IL... Hyde'etEngHsh Book, Number Frye's New Geography, Book I F.vans* F irst Lessons in American History Berry’s Copy Book, Number V------Arnold’! Mastery of Words, Book I SIXTH GRADE a Sixth Reader, Revised. MUne’a Arithmetic, Book IL—..... I■■i *i »i*1■ij eiss»i nl Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book II, Hyde’s English Book, Number II.. ________ Frye’a H igher Geography, with Supplement Brevard & Bennett’s Florida History___ _ Ritchie's Prim er dt IIy g U n e _ i£ .^ ‘ ~ Berry’s Copy Book, Number V I - SEVENTH GRADE Wheeler’s Reader, YU—. .... ..................i._ ... .G0c Milne's Arithmetic, Book jjtT|t<i ...... 41c Hyde's English Book, Number ILi. ..... 46e Frye's Higher Geography, with Supplement...... -,.,11.00 __wU. m“ _____■ Thompson s History of •»**->dh . . . . 1.00 Ritchie's Primer of Sanitation.......... . ......tOc Arnold’s Mastery of Words, Book II. ___32c SEMINOLE, LAKE, MARION, VOLUSIA, BREVARD, The thing in the world I, T - T ' * ' . ' 1! ' " " or* \ n<’t Berry’k Copy Book, Number VII____ ......07c uu Faith ct.ttL in 1_ ............. . ones like Orlan­ ORANGE AND OSCEOLA COUNTIES faith. your self firrt; /.!,). f.U h ^t° mention the great ^ Keuna do, Kissimmee, Lakeland and ta your fellowman; faith tay o tty clty j betwesn the two th a t will prof faith In your county, and faith In ,t „„ wuch ^ EIGHTH GRADE your country. Get it today. Orlando having the w ater transporta­ Wheeler’s Reader, Rcvi VIII Sanford needs pure soft water, and pipe line would bo a fine sta rt toward - o ----------:----------tion will coiq® Into their own with Arnold’s Mastery of W o.u., ,Book II---- --------- { a municipal w ater works. Think It Evelyn Nesbet Thaw gets front ^ once thU gre, t artery of tr, de Milne’s Arithmetic, Book III. ' Sanford can get pure soft, w ater by i(Va nrroEM i n t.. k wla ' > . . . going to one of the clear w ater lake* over. page again after m many y ean . TThree ^ i trmvel u opened. up aa it should Hyde’s English, Book II„.2L..... .... — :-------o-----------Thompson’s History of U. IS. ...... th at abound south of the city *n nny men tried to kidnap h er in New York be. NOTICE! Davit’ Productive Farm ing— ...... the' other day. Well, it caii’t be laid direction. The present sulphur water ' Thla has been the dream of the edi­ Ritchie’s Human Physiology ...___ All Grammer School pupils expect on Stanford White, a t any rate. is the purest in the world, but it is tor of the Hefatd for many years and Berry's Copy Book, Number VIII ing to take examinations, please meet ----------- o----------not the right kind of w ater for laun­ ® P§r® are not too old and the scheme is Turkington’s My Country........... at the Grammar School building on * " ’ Sanford is growing as fast or faster not too f>r away for w to Hve ^ gce dry purposes and for manufacturing Thursday, September 2$, 1021, a t 0:00 Note—Each pupil In the upper grammer school grades should own a plants, and'for many things. Sanford than any city in the South, but we *},e consummation of our plans drawn o’clock. dictionary. The school recommends Winston’s Simplified Dictionary. Price 90c. should put in a pipe line to a clear N qw pupils entering the Grammar can stand many changes as yet. There fifteen years ago. All of these great Books marked (X) not to be used until after Christmas. water lake and bring this w ater to School please meet the principal In the so meny things th a t we should be (improvements are bound to come and the city fo r .manufacturing purposes. office a t eleven * o’clock Thursday doing th at It is difficult to know where all of this p art of Florida would do It would pay the city to do this, and morning In order to be classified. This to begin. well to keep them in the public eye for FOR FALL PLANTING from then go afte r the different factories applies only to grades from fifth thru it is publicity that will eventually my Tenn. farm. Varieties: Klon­ Admiral 'Sims has spoken again and bring them to pass. th a t would like to come here. San­ the eighth. dike and Missionary. Pricest 106, 75c; 500, $3.00; 1,000, $5.50, delivered. la in bad again aa usual. I t would ford will never be a real city until CLABA MILLEN, Sanford owns its own’plants,und this • Principal. seem th at the Adpiiral should retire REDUCED . PRICES ON OLDSMO- CABBAGE PLANT8, ready October 15th, and afte r at $2.00 per 1,000 de­ livered. Orders booked now. Address, U. Light foot, Altoona, Fla, (Lake Co.) and write a book. T hat lx tho best M1LES AND TRUCKS way to “shell the enemy,” In the piping times of peace. * ' Olds 4 dropped .$ 200 -------— o-----------Olds 8 dropped ...................... r., . 100 Daytona u starting fi crusade Oldsmobilp .Trucks, C h a s s is __ ...1095 against the opening of stores on Sun N. II. GARNER, Dealer day. All this agitation comes from 6_ltc the hoggishness of some merchants who want to keep their place of busi­ ness open all day Sunday and Sun­ day n ig h t T i t is a pleasure to serve you and our ser—------ —o-----------It is funny how a man rushes back : vice is better than the best : — ----- THE NEW----------to h it wife when he gets Into trouble, Fatty Arbuckle is hiding behind his wife’s apron strings again after giv­ ing her the grand bounce for five y e a rs‘ while be cavorted with the lt*s;tetunf up courage tt- JriVe chkkcns at Hollywood. \ ■ first nsil that’s part about “Foot of First Street” v -S——--- ‘-Q--------bttllding. Yon esn trump up dozens of reasons for postponing tk* This is the time to build that home, |oV- but did you ortr know anybody to be sorry he bufltf fix up th a t new addition, arrange an­ other bed room, get ready for the bigMost bunding materials are low priced, now. Not every thing h pat tourist season that Sanford has ever had. They are coming, and com­ M cheap as lumber but by the time.the other things have dropped ing early, and we should bo prepared M beH y lumber will rise.* So all la all this U t good\lm« h * to keep them in Sanford. Hit the nsil on the head I • ‘ 0 —'• • GENERATOR and ELEC­ ■e ■‘ ■ A fter all else falls, Roscoe A t TRICAL WORK wife files to him when he is nger. :They have been separated ;’l >-■ for five'years after Roscoe became swell headed w ith success. The little who helped him to fortune ro; turns to him when he needs her most. 1 !Tw»s ever thus. . SANFORD, FLORIDA **« i , n * I I ■ • ■ 4 .... .... . . . . . . STRAWBERRY PLANTS Drive In ANNOUNCING H O F -M A C BAT'rKRY co: Batteries with a •; TWO-YEAR Guarantee Batteries at GUT PRICES Welding ROAD SERVICE New Filling Station .. I. . . i m i. a . ________ , sauminmu^wuuue' i , : ; : M SERVICE EQUALITY �\ **** * ■ * f l« ! I I j J I 3 H Vil#iiiir!V / U ^lt #■{>": \ f ; rfrf.V THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 10*1 n Altamonte Springs, One of the Beauty ;*i;V Spots of Semintole’s Wonderland ’ :4. i • ••^ - ^4jj| ‘ * W * - *? 4-1 - ' *■*.,-*-* ;• I -* * h i ■ % ,> If - i \ • • jim u v ^ xzL» oitxviinijo nas an at- - over tne country for its wonderful cuisine mosphere, and so have other placand exoellent management of its owners;^ es mmSeminole Alta, <*r- -County, — ~but - — — George E. Bates &- Son) is the largest of- -these HWH® 8 ftwnosphere has the pecu- . lakes and is noted for its black bass fishing, , _*iar quality of a Lodestone—it*8 which is jealously guarded by the* owners of inhabitants may remove to other places in • the land surrounding the lake, who welcome other climes, but they, always return or have the true fisherman with sporting ideals, a very strong desire to do sp, and of course The “Altamonte Hotel” is located at the there is that--not very mysterious reason—* east end of this lake, upon a bluff.overlooking Altamonte s beauty-rfor all humanity is the full length of its waters. Lake “Adedrawmto b e a u ty *..... * • “ ........ “ is'across a park to the rear of the hotel, laide” J ______ i l ;_ i _ i _ _ :»_i j_i _ . « i ij .1 l i___ j n ___ • Altamonte Springs is placed in such a fav­ and upon tips lake is the “Altamonte Spring” orable location, that her man-made beauty, of absolutely pure water. combined with the natural beauty, forms the Thq paved highway from Jacksonville to Alta-Monte that' we Toiow today. The Alta­ Tampa and all South Florida passes throughmonte of George Frost of Boston, of Herman Altamonte. A day’s ride in an automobile Westinghouse% of the great Westinghouse may encompass two hundred miles in any di­ n m n n w i T * tirV in Ttfrtwrt Electrical OCompany—who were among it-r* its rection without leaving a fine paved road, founders—is not the Altamonte of today. making Altamonte an admirable location for Fpunded as the home of rich men* only, we automobilists, a fine, large garage is under now reach out for residents of humbler construction and will be open for business in means also, as we realize that riches alone do d few weeks, two stores with filling stations not make a town livable. are handy and every advantage enjoyed in a * city at hand. It stands to reason that the state was scoured by these wealthy men to find their .Altamonte Springs is located on the Tampa ideal before founding their town. Therefore arid Jacksonville Division of the Atlantic Altamonte's location is the pick of the state. ’Coast Line Railroad and gives fine service, Altamonte Springs has an altitude of 220 Western Union Telegraph office, Express and. feet—thus getting pine filtered sea air from Third Class Postoffice, Electric Lights, beau­ the Atlantic Ocean 30 miles to the East, and tiful shady streets of large oaks, within 14 miles on brick highway of Sanford, arjd 9 the Gulf of Mexico to the West, forming that miles on brick highway to Orlando. Winter wonderful ozone known as the “Atmosphere Park, with Rollins College, is on th e . same of Altamonte” and when combined with the W.’ i road just five miles to the South. odor of orange blossoms and jassamine in The hotel is the center of social life with season, and this combination conies breezinn card parties, dances, etc., and Altamonte’s into one’s window 24 hours a day, it is boun winter residents and home-folks, are of a su­ to give the ailing their health, and the perior order and of a prosperous, enlightened class. Our surrounding country and neigh­ dreds of acres of orange and grapefruit, boring towns of Longwood and Maitland are of the same order and are fine neighbors, and groves in high state-of cultivation, and has are only two miles away to the North and within her boundaries five beautiful lakes South. with clean, sandy shores, no marshy borders. The practical side of Altamonte Springs is Lake Orienta (upon which is located the “Al­ not to be slighted in this article, for, aside tamonte Hotel”, famous among tourists all ss -mm • « * • * ai f ‘M u u a u jr , n iu u i i u i l K : lo H U lc U as having 40 acres in covered conservatories devoted to raising the beautiful Asparagus Plum osisfem used by florists. This is ship­ ped in season mostly to the north, and the in­ dustry represents an investment of over a quarter pf a million dollars and a payroll of hundreds of dollars a week. Hon.jCharles D. Haines, ex-congressman from . New York, heads the largest of these conservatories, The Royal Extension Fernery, Incorporated. ' Mr, B. L. Maltbie, of the Maltbie Chemical Works, of Newark, N. J., is one of Alta­ monte’s latest developers, and is planning a great future for us this winter. tamonte has a Chamber of Commerce, whose Secretary, W. B. Ballard, i s glad to give information upon request Alta­ monte Spring's has just recently been incor­ porated and is officered by unsalaried men of progressive ideas, but within keeping with a lowmillage. George E. Bates and Son are meri to whom . Altamonte Springs owes much, as many com­ ing as their guests buy property here and stay as residents. Palm Springs, a noted resort, is only two and one-half miles through the pine woods to the Northwest of Altamonte. Here Mr. Les- & 0 . Motor Co., Autos Mobley’s Drug Store Sanfortf Coca-Cola Bot. Co. Clyde S t Johns River LBie The YoweU Co., Dept. Store u ;i., Hrice- Contoactor HiU-Implement & Sup. Co. Lo Lee Bros., Plumbing E[ui A I^0"tcEarber 8h0p S. Benjamin, T W A I I e n Sded Co. General Merchandise ^ 0-rd paint & Wall Pa- A. Raffeld, Ladies’ Wear per f 0. H. R. Stevens, Mayor Waters* Kandy Kitchen C. M. Hand, Sheriff Sanford Battery Service Co. g . C. DuBose, Real Estate Ssnford Machine &Foun- Frank Akers d,-y c®, Gillen & Fry, j^ y Bros, Battery Service Sanford Steam Laundry Hote| Montezuma J* J- Manger, Cigar Mfgr. Bobbin’s Credit Store Crown Paper Co. Carter Lumber Co. — SanfotdTF AR M cL s Boweiiifc Vf f l ^ ar0Hna Chem*00 Overstreet & Payne, D. L. Thrasher, , '', t / a ^ ** iA - . * : IH oteT t, 'jh.vmi , v» A. J. bossing. Quick Sendee Transfer A L T A M O N T E ----Sanford Barber Shop Geo. E. Bates & Son, J. K. SMITH, Prop; . Altamonte Hotel . / —------ G E N B ' V A A. H. Fuller & Son, * C. F. Harrison, Geri. Mdse. M Cui At - jm i ./ V M m M cI H iv o iii Pnr*o Lumber Co. " %jy? •. - c e l t s ’ . *J KUinSrildtiae . .V D.‘B, ■■ - Is Preserving €•> t E. A. Osteen, G IA I *• . i * * L or exploited, but is now on the verge of a growth that will not be'sporadic, but steady and .substantial. ** ? ‘ ’ w ' -'i ■* i '■ -= i . A peculiar circumstance is the fact that there is only one “Altamonte Springs” in the world, and we are “IT”. Numbers of “Altamontes” appear in the Postal Guide, but only one “Altamonte Springs.” % General Merch&ndine j i| • • give a pleasure resort for the free use of the public, and orie that is greatly appreciated. Mr. Beeman has a pretty little cottage at the Spring as have others from Sanford and S tfis E lig E5S Longwood. THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: -a: Kent Vulcanizing Works Elder Springs Water Co. Lloyd Shoe Store 4SANFORD•OVIEDOSurprise Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge Standard Auto Top Co. 0 . P, Swope Land Co. Chase & Co. Commission Merchant L. A. Brand, Optician C. L. West, Groceries A. Kanner, Chas. E. Henry,- * Star Theatre General Merchandise F. P. Rinei Commission Merchant Lawton Bros Co., Roberts’ Grbcery I t E.Stevens, Physician Haynes & Ratliff, „ Hill Hardware Co. T. G. Simmons, Physician Printers, Office Syppliee Bryan & Wheeler, Autos Wilson & Toomer, Hill Lumber Co. * Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. George A. DeCottes, EdW. HigginS, Autos. Fertilizers General Merchandise1 Attorney-at-Law Meisch Realty Co. Sanford TTuck G^rowers, Inc * £ Spurltag. Real Estate ^ a lt y ^ a n & Guan O). f. J. Miller & Son C. T. McCqlley, Garage Automotive Supply C&3 Hodges <&McMullen, E» A. Farnell, Groceries Seminole County Bank .WM** Barbers Speer & Son, Dry Goods Sanford Fanners Exchange *■ McCaU.Gcn. Mdse. Peoples Bank of Sanford Wl on J. N. Tolar, Physician"; Florida Cuba Cigar Co. * -------CH U , L U O T A— Mrst Nationa! Bank S a n f o r d Shoe & Clo. Co. John Russell, J*E* Ssmder, Dry Goods Commission Merchant Real*Estate ' Stanley & Rogers, Groceries L. P. McCulIer, Groceries \ C . Marlowe h .B. Lewis, Real Estate D. D, Daniel, Groceries John T. Brady, Jeweler . »Brown’sM e»t Market n r,. Cowan’s Tin Shop Chuluota Company, Geo. W. Knight, 1 Groceries, D- Martin, 1 he Ball Hardware Co. Wight Bros. Co., Autos Meats Real Estate and Insurance — -LONGWOODCates’ Crate Co. Haight & Magee Chero-Cola Bottling Co. John G. Leonard! Groceries, Feeds Automobile*? A- * R e h c r Bros., Auto Painting Attorney-at-Uw . M (i r n £ rnnV»aCr t « / . « r V r* E. W. Henck, Mayor Southern 1 a; P.ConnelIy, Real Eetate _ Deane Yumer, Groceries Leorge Fox, Cold Storage Mahoney-Walker Co. . f. - * ■m IS MR m 1 �--1 . . • • ., - * » ■ • *V•' I . . • ‘ * • n* ' IS b S iw •mk't !siu‘{ !r m y -L , 64,1 I * do? » tom hSn e lp iJ l^ T V c r 8^ ice 7 this advertisem ent is published. sey** * * * * * * * * * * * T O E S A N F O R D W E E K L Y U E B A U , F R ID A Y , S E P T E M B E R 2S. 1 9 2 ! ' ' ~r~ " ■"" ’.W CoMty— JSkV tfri U3£p «la CkajiMry. Iinj b#10f u m m I >■ t •M* of .Mil mllQnit la tte V»»W * « smifKiN* akali* oarOlBf to law. In d##d will I lb. Both da/ of ScpUrntwr, a I>. 1*31. -U ** quiet nrxn . ciTinon <SBAL> s. a. pornr im « J r t Cl real i OoarC^ Btertkoto Cuaaty, ru. letc U/i *. M. 1VUSK0, I>, O. la Olrcalt Court, Tta TwaiS.i i s * Ooaatr. TUIMa.-Ja «a oiuza or r n u o i n o t , T. C. Ilr.noon. Oo-»URlfl»nt, ts. Dtetndast*. u ti la Iho abor* V ■ir. SPi ** hflt Monday la Octthtr. ID2I. at ||n l u h •ola Cteaty Court lion**. Saatard, norldt mb# balna lba -ntlrd day of U>, tora’ik, '. ^ 2 LcS^uS5r«2:a **"■ ..‘Ma .. wmmmm £•••• ©Kttll. ft it, Dtfeidaets. Chart#* a ADdr.v. ' WAY 's : ’ ,W WlltUm I. fw iw . at at E'fSM;hriiuhlun,. . 1. V - . v7sJv»ti- . = if iw - TO WATER i ■TRANSPORTATION THAT WAS BRING NEGLECTED " AND WILL NOW BE USED Mr. and Mrs. Dock WUaoh, of Tam­ rtJiLa&L Miam?0 *n *r ,pendln* the BUD»ner In For jrta n “ P i pa, are visitors a t the Flyna hotel. .w T ^„h overalls h av e, - Hamid, dMo.Ml, 7L IlTwitttett, derate [ Mra. Wilson is a sister of P. N. Sto­ R- W"lker »ntl Miss,Clair* terved ibo 8 dot The September issuo of the South ****' Wamtt W. LcnTaad Walker left Friday for Winter-Gard- 8*ys s' glass oI hot water with ver who recently died. wlfo. ------- lamer.. dMaar * — d#r*a#*d7 &«*•**'c£! I rES^a^n lE“h,,,,t men in oyory Atlantic Porte Magasine, . published | Oaaltr and wtfa. Joatphlna Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Moran went to *V *.h*r® Ml“# W»lker Will teach enuad. Rav. Bimul ' te before breakfast for tho upbuilding of the.American Bdllb a Oartlm. school.this winter. • New Smyrna. Sunday . to meet his aorrt, brrT^ illness away, Merchant Marine and. the development Miss Adelaide Higgins has returned brother of Miami on his way out w . SS gS & fcsF -B If B P B stS S e of Domestic and Foreign Trade rela­ home from Orlando where she was the Physicians the world over recom­ tions through South Atlantic porta, UNI west on account of the health of his guest of her sister, Mm. Harry Dick- mend the.Inside bath, declaring, this son. f ,SS.n?a£3fc“ S carries a department devoted to the (lla.ta. lying .ad b*Inf In • Bod.rh.ndTu w |£ r?.d, r ‘ •~n. •• K ftSU I *and eomf is of vastly more importance than S t Johns Rlyer Ports development. In Audi AopLIg Krtrk' unlooU aad SUta afflor Mr. and Mrs. Claud Raul arson was moDay eaa t Ilr dt.rr.UM k. follow., to-wit, Sometimes yoQr tele­ In DeLand Saturdayy on busineas. oar *poQ* hni|! Xtan<,M H arry H err° n * nd M r‘ And Mrs. Moughton left yesterday in Mr. Fred McFarland came homo phone rings and you find <isd K^*r the Herron car for Ocala. ; ■nta*. Ain Wednesday from Betiton, A id, whet* »our deal. that you have been called ‘ha Sa.ford lUrald, a ntwip^r nubiShld* it Mm. Stella Arrington has returnod h ? vhaa been working at the aaw mill Bastard, B#art**l* CtentTfEXE. ‘Mrt,U-wa ®f Look foil home after an absence of three Wltitoto tha tend « r £ j £ U o m U m Ctork mt telephone i y mistake. for the past, seven months. lr*do-S d Men oand women . ^ are urged to drink ^1 1‘ti 3 w b ttP^wr ‘ months. She spent two months in Tal­ Mr. Logan v rii'in - Sanford Tues­ re the future of thpso important rivKA.I lahassee. teaching primary methods each morning, before breakfast, a nr ports. The article on Sanford W h ere. day on business. D u r a b ly ; ! <?wk Ctrruit Oonrt. Stflloo Twtnty^n. ■». * i^ iu and theory, going from there to Mon- glass of hot water with a tenspoonful •tresses'the fact that the excessive *»’ I ui> Mtb. lUteTt, P. N. Wakefield ‘was in Orlando C o n v e n ie n t, a ir sa sT n ^ ss att-aa-** h»l 2 The operator m ay have, m ade th e mis- , ticello where she was the guest of of limestone phosphate in it, as a Wednesday. 4 ; ;r ‘ MADE T O her sister, Mrs. June Turnbull. ' Mrs harmless means of helping to wash nwtda^-Ja tak e, o r the calling p a rty m ay have called • A chicken pA supper will be held M A it c a c — Arrington also visited in Quitman. from.the stomach, liver, kidneys and CTTATIOS fro m m em ory, giving th e w rong num ber. at the town hall Friday, Sept. 18. Ga., and Jacksonville. In Quitman m.W t I r i J h? r l4l“ ^ / " d l f M t l b ^ t r a l Florida, as a result o f ‘its geo­ Mrs.. Ballard and son, Homer, and A. I . SJotdoa, CotnpUlanat, ’ .. .s she was the guest of Mrs. Joe T1I1- material, poisons, location'Is also brought out I--., a. i . sour bUe and tok-lgrtiphlcal r lutfl Where it is essential that building costa bo reduced to the mini­ * * *3 Mr. I. W .-Prevatt, Was shopping In I * U r r . Bmt, Jaaala DucybtrtT. l a Mm. fi:;! «I man,2and in Jacksonville tho guest of ins, thus cleansing, sweetening and!{n this article Sanford Satardsy. mum you can find no home so satisfactory as tho, . Whatever the cause, It is well at such' l ^ r*‘ Dickerson. She Was accompan­ >KSSS'VTlii. ^ IVdat »Uhtr-fw '(UM)'' JEWS. Cknal M o re | The ^ 5*ht dlfferentUIs as b Clar* Harrison roturned home Wed■^ ie d home by her son Briggs who hss eating more food^yj^ . _■ [tween Sanford ahd points further *?.- £sr«,r!;sji „ times to practice the same courtesy that =• leaday'from Miami, 5 3 i r T . Mat, itvnim O o c ttirtr ] 0,A . WeThose who wake up with bad.South have been noted and the atteni D»nr) it I"***1 visiting in Monticelio with his (Tram U d ^ tr ib w lt.T , tbMM C u t t l l . l fast to tha h r liZrir tha olbtrw 2!^ you would like to have extended to you had of tha >lck, with W . grandmother, Mrs. T. M. Pulestoh.; ,J Soatb.ul qaart.r «r h l' f Hiss Agnes Hanford Orut - ; r ,r :tor ." .ssalient r r 0dfacts. ™ w The « Waat I Mr.' Barber and Man Frgxell ran poritloa. lufMMl.aU. th# t u t IlM of Um7 am. | a dull,(, aching these sauent were shoF-!. Mi8B Kathleen Brady loft this morn- havo _ Mrs. i ^ T‘ » « . .BWMfdtw Mkaow^ JmuiU ft,!. th.or. WMl **«. . ■- head, , • sallow - ‘........c°m . -|eaiied i«u«eu io uicse facts. •« The you unintentionally disturbed the wrong into each other Wednesday afternoon fH t fo th# point of (°r mr}ter Park where, she will [stag in »y* • i d , . In front of the Flynt hotel. No one Si™ .’S hir f i S S t s t tlon Soulh Por" a client*! that h“ *are recogRollins College. a business.l•attend I : Mr. P. JJ F f iunongst ■ttl should obtain a quarter pound of Ilme| was hurt bat the cars were tern up Bokaowa; tha balm, darUa«. r u r Mr. and Mrs. Hni Wight were •< Ulvmtim of tha I -t. ■, visitor in Sarifohl if « niisd- as- moulders of public opinion, pretty badly. /•:• Our shipment includes thoroughly kiln dried-and well manu­ I k The 'stork vlsli ill Butler’s roal-i5,nonK tho SBn,0r<l folks spending the and P“D'« publicity hm u w * i 8t 0" -imna « y appearing In in this publl publi' .•'-*-31 Vlortd. |h. Mtvlce IS M t* i --. MgtftSjftthB 118 BUU 0f .11 OlhW isnre on Wednesday and left a yesterday at Daytona Beach. factured lumber and all the hardware, shingles, sash, doors, nails, In such a' case the calling subscriber is , ‘ c” t ve^ UttL° buV B cation will, without doubt, be produceh.lno. tbjoto Bait a OS (htliu m la ABd to !ba fOllowlDc iWcrlD#sJ Until tltu 13.«B ■‘a. thOl.nta, «’ UrlBf. .,nd T M fM ‘ i? l,,h# 4 o f Sasfprd Or.nt, lhawra BuOtW COLONEL If ATHBW8 CH08KN Aad ,la 8* light pound boy. Mrs. Butler an d ' ,*!r‘ “nd Mrs* W* E• Wataon motorth° value o i IPHld® Itivo «*of s*»«i great i« result*. A cut ox of the m t* rL A*! I ‘ha Mid iwom hill hit.i2 n!l. etix, shipped direct to you in ono freight car. Each sill, Joist, stud and _ ____rtortfa. to-wit entitled to the same treatment he would bathing.—Adv. Ur*n| to am ^nlnv nnlnn/tiriiw IC<I to D*ytona Bench yesterday. “1 TO HEAD AIR SERVICE. ; lake front has been reproduced jn this j^oong “Bill” arc doing splendidly.. rafter is cut to exact length. The porch columns, window and dodr «.U » m . _______ Mr. and Mri. Widcman Caldwell left your office by mis­ :issue and shows up very favorably, losactloa SI. TowMhip John Milton Clarke left here Toes.frames are built up at the factory. Tho material for tho side walla PICNIC AT STONE ISLAND. • WASHINGTON, S tp t 21^C olon.l ® a , W TTOft 1 in»l . Wo hd.Unlna .1 tha N j The. leading article in this issue, un­ take. .. . I day for Montvefde, where ho will. est^rday* afternoon for JkcIdO'hvfllo It I. tb«r»’forT^rdVrvdni'b»» ■ • > and roof U so assembled as to eliminate all waste and sawing on tha several days as fl.lB l ■ « Mason Mathews Patrie, forps-engin­ a v. a sl su ,?n •' "Permanent Suprem • fntcr NS student In the Montverde' ^ here 7 _ they , y 7will apend MTcraI N . ‘ (rrrtn S«lurd»7’» Dnllr >| der the ..caption „ eers, was nominated today by Presi­ boro !?TTl Ut*r**< ta “ * ,o ttc job. K factory expert will he sent to undertake the construction p i 1industrial school. * |w X R the t ° ^ CT'B Dr.' merry cret^d of picnickers went <! ! f j n a ^ ot dent Harding to be chief of the air f tba SBC «4 th# S*" your home, guarantying you satisfaction. ] Mrs. Bryce George, with Miss Co- * Mp , 7 ^ * ... _ to Stone Island Thureday a fte r-, **U‘f,,<:torUy dIaP«B*n«[ °* our govern; r>________ i t __iJ „ .n i __and Mrs. H. W, Cameron and1 service with the rank of Major-Gener­ " W U o f l h a SJEU, .Bd tMctaaia* io r o l a l t l " mvnl »naent owned merchant marine. .The •L‘5* KWH of th# SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE al * *: .. Write for illustrated catalogue, addressing D epl Z-167. pro­ approved ”-S‘fc-.’Lffiu,* * — “ I,«*minK school session. . ,. | CapL and mT M B.-IWlnatar ISO (| | of lha HW cor . Ate kU other partlro elaimlat aay rltht. |L AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY (SBAL) o f lha N I U of lha SW R of tha SBU. Baetloa where they monarebs of .11 C V Y m ^ n,cn#wm C. H A . D O C O L A M ;i i1* <*.lB,,r^ 1 ‘■•r^.toVa our merchant .they surrey. Stone Island is only »‘ ^profitable 'C T operation of oi our merensnt * a . . c» a a t e •in C h a r le s to n , S . C. fUrt -<1_ (toll « si d*4r^: V}'K\ |ROBINSON * BB1D0H. abort distance (mm Sanfonl hut It l , . ? COt,""J P,rtV' nt ,h l U"Ju,t iRii-f '!8* u • -■m Mid E. n. rlfht-of-irar lo eTu.. ,f tha NBu nones Solidion for Oxapliltunt. :tft« ’’ .*! t ?‘|tf m n ? *l*l* nmeh longer by ran! g „ l„, , | , t h e ““."r of tha BWM of tho M M . W lo tbo a w cm a? .j Mid IS .«2 a . H SSI ft U t U b**lrui7« at her home in Eau Gallie. o .t « n ,; ; ^ . " „ 'd s a s . s H sS H sH H si , a 1 ____ i fH t ,s ni**rur ' 'N o . ».— HfflnolD* at a' potot af Inlctaack *■—" §sa.TL2S(^£sl'liiasdB Ver* D. Walker apihfclb*rta . • i»a! J « (i«g'te uTT m” m^ 1' o5?iurw.r#?Si' of tha * . Ito. of tha 8WU of lha n S l i . A party .consisiting of Mr. an^i Mrs. Mrs. Ponce,-of .Miami, was a guest I?' » o-rhwk * “ ra. tha parchaM of * ® * . ’ rfw .n* blp 80 *. » 0 B.. run with N 0t NeW Vork’ atopped over guest^"pnased sevcra|,"houraPin cln* I?’*° a,d matar,B,,y ,n making It prof-! R IZ fT l Ifl g C f w I V 3 r N Wl^ ed ***1<*‘ | UVLL *o" ad 5 t r m x H ^i . 1, ^ ima of rt«hH>tw»7 Of lha S.WV r.. B. Roy .Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs..Bonta tM It, B., B SI Of MY .and M b. Bartow Mann"over <x» * 4 too IWptbll 4*tr*r*. SOS u .,w afeot Mid r!*ht ot+n * th* SaSwRSeftkL a Sb£*lS ujcyrta W . Spear. OowpUlaui. and family, spent last Sunday at \ i r e Ry Et^ . yr T d U!itt? 'S S r f vorBatIon'‘ <**<» work, game., cffcc‘* ' A u t h o r i z e d S a l e s E n g f f i o c r s , L o n g w o o d , F l a . ft.. H » dafiaa., SO Mia., W lOSft., 1 I Sunday, and attended the ODoninr I ^,U| lltaa. ___________ Ooaot/. ooca a ux«M(fol «l*hi wall ~ mrs, «- i;; T ol.r snd ,little, daugh-. pUy|ng croquet snd wandering o v e r 'n ? J " L ‘S nif "du*try J cturn to C K > • * , ,i P«ning|,o U,r In tb. trad# ■•d lb. tha ladl.a. Inch bidder B a n# 4' ■ J ka<mn ptrtj Rica sure Beach. t * tte Sawmpart* SarrihUat. u s l e ^ . ^ /• »»£ '• ■ • « at J)af«HiMt. .aergfce of the new BapUst chureh, tetr, Mary Elixabeth. are spending this No. 4.—Tba SM of the W IU Of.th* NW U of waak for twain wAki “ «o tba aakMira p^- J *•««■«»• cokttlr. Tha hoard OI-A IU IN O 4 x n t im a . 1) bid. tho S W g . Baetloa S. TowM hl*,|»’ a 7 » the farm where Mr.^ Commons habifor the fssuance y\ ? ^ f woft,CJC C° ntinuc" with p A«C C *tJ • School here will open October 3rd, week at Daytyna Beach. IN T tis . Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Wainwright,. th. rUht to rtjMt .nr or . ■rOLLOWINO D U C IIU S i)r„i j.__ i? ProP0**! mer' ' "iP • ■ !■ *W •. * r-T * * * * * * * * * * LAND, to-vii:— A- DOUOCASS. » / hud tad tha Mat of tha Mid some fte . bred hogs, cattle, chicken. t a S andTe° t with'Miss Agnes McCormick as prinNo. NWM of tha NU N Mf. and Mrs. A. W. Smith and of lot t, Baetlao s. O nW t Ooort, thla 4th dap af A l t a i . have left- for Macon, Ga., where Rev. |t i ! l Clerk. D. u4 * of'mLf V ?*r8 Ml * « < « UU t TYmnnhlp SO 8., O. C o n s t r u c t i o n E n g i n e e r , S a n f o r d . F l a . 1931a • * ^ SO N. . ®* P i. , M pyr j4t | n w i 5^p*L Both principal and pupils are daughter, Juanita, are visiUng reia- *n d * 0,,t,,• A. K A, Wainwright will enter Mercer »»«m .f apytiam^, f t T u i w » ,<tf itii— V'i'. ‘L' uY'-rtr itn-r > -.'jin* #•«"! iH *■Ht <1> ' 0f these bonds pp a prorata A. No. a —Lot f af (S B A L ). i. TOwnahlp X * . tetii.ru ' teok 1. p.*« 130, £To,ii,h & A. DOUOtASS, :' The opening services of the new About six o’clock the official barbe-'»n ««»k:wnMUw P ' : » ”a* , Bant* SO & • | HrniriU. eager to start work in the flse new tive$ In Jacksonville# a w * of th# a r c o i t r ----r—t t v t college and continue his studies in the - * U** ^ No. 7.—Tha NWU o f tha IW U (Imh a u af Ouoaty. To* « • brroby raqolrud tod orduttd la wBaptist church a t Lake Mohroe, was m inistry ^ _ n * i • NottM IwbMwbr• .Irta« awnaaiu cucrs, J * n U onardl and Joe Bali 'in the late c m e r^ J c ^ n H ^ h?."crvc^ whool house which is belnrf rapidly MP twfaM mo ntM ti n__ _ .T ., 7. ^ iba NNU). nactioa s. .Towahlp » T . * HUrfCT that I). D,. Da n Tsu tti^u 1 •• *te o»wt iia a llargely u m f "attended ...............Sunday. A sunrise luffr* and V f’ M* »nd • W W Biking Solicitor I j completed. K the i b big % steaks -U .V . .over m in, « S T B E & little son Billie tpotered to Daytona1the ho tllS ta No. * —Tha S IS i * . o f tha NB Mrs. Annie Driggers, of TitusvilM, • s,rii if fr,‘: V n sU rrl.it wh.U at_______ . k.. ’• IIY" H norV°*l» that had, been burning mervice was held early in the morn­ B«ach yesterday th.v . 3 7 SWH .ad tha 8 IS red# af iha SW coap u at f l u • • * '—* — — ____ icotaplahil filed irtinit yao. aad ikuruto M o f lha lives to thd ca'uso for which the fleet ^ w f f i ^ s i S N W U « t tha Hb u , Sacthn ». SO 8. xtm ex o r ________ ing and waa very beautiful’and Im hss been visiting her daughter, Mrs. | ,he m r k «**k» ™ SB Ranca so r ... • T he Cspitsl" will bo tho name of ,i.y I follow *d hy : L*J» *£» “ roof"** 1 « pndkb axonoE h i l i p n d r e w s on s wire grating rifht over the hot was primarily constructed, The plana preaaive. Rev. E. Let} Smith, the S!rm # n ; ^Mer B o n -,n* U w ‘ Tot, te s^ tsa r s jsw w s . sr B,.Tow»Q ENXRAL| h tte new theatre which Is bring conMrs. U w ton, of Oviedo, and her Bell, and children, * coals and the, savory odors that .went would necessarily encourage the for­ pastor, officiated at the song and ^shwteii nt Orlando. It is being bunt sister, Miss Gayle Marshall, have re ­ mation of an organisation which could «o Notlra la baruby fir m Ik .I: J, B. Utaa. » . Mrs. Baum Garden, of M t Dora, R E A I .# up from this favored spot brought out _____ st tha y a s s s s t i u B prayer ceremonies in the early hours •f T»i OartirtMla No. 1SS, datal“ ' «f brick and cement tile and stucco appropriately be called .thd Merchant claim aona lniurrut la tha Uadi harataahbra 4aturned from a brief vi/rit to Jacksonotrtlflcatt * l*tete.,ajjtead aad tha *m! of mMc. «i. ------y - g(■ - mthaS. tharatwv, jca. tha n ld Polly t . Boat. 3rd day of a. A. D. ISIS. Baa n u f u id car-1 \nm,t is i some tremendous appetites and when of the Sabbath. At the regular mom- »UIW Mr,. H«UI. W .,„ . U .t , « k . llflrtiu 'ln mj •sad will bo fire'proof. It .will seat (!)I Mrs. Harry Rabun is confined to It : a the ling table is d been laid ^Ith ev­ Marin* Minute Men of Arteries, to I™*. 1^W t r . J- *• Nenoa.Vt U. A. Me- tar T n Paid __( _ _ _ . . B. a. Dbuotosa, , lug service a t 11 o’clock, Rev.-Smith Iknfuid. tad Caorta W. Uak i n bur.hr raqolrud 1,400 people, • • > th. < • CUrk Circuit Court, t D. m i . Ua 3i.i 4 a , o i Octobfr, •and children have re­ ery kind of good things to cot , the consist o f . ox-aurvico men tn every her homo by illness. ta ha aa4 ippuar boforu oar Mid rlrtall SUmlaolu Cuoaty, r b •t - i g s w s i n f t j g g g S chose as his teat, “The Greaf Tem­ • turned from a two weeks’ trip spent great big steaks came on steaming state in the Union. PICKINHON * DICKINSON. “ r .°f2*UI »l* * * »w » aaS taal thla ‘ t e « “ r‘ teas* In Saaford. florid.. Master Fred Bell is improving after 7th day af NotmoIkt, A. D. loil. and __ Solidton (ar CbaaplalaMf. ple," and his oration was replete wlte 1 U U With the ox-serric* men sharebold• The world news the day It happens, at Coronado Beach. “ Baku .ai«rr la tha Mil of cowplalol axseveral weeks- illness, jprdd is a very hot snd so delicious that they would 8. A. DOUOLASS. vigor and inspiration. M m Smith, |-.tl»e Herald office. • n in the greatest enterprise ever at­ " “ “ c“ "“ “ 1 | u (u u . o ^ , . CTark Cl rant Chart Mr. .snd Mrs. R. S. Holly snd Col. almost melt In the mouth and m i: • : . Bralaola Chaalr, TU. Abo Thu Oartlflrata No. US, dated the 3rd 0«*lr. Tbrtdu,—! , Cbuaeury. tempted by any nation, th e '“ foreign wife of the pastor, who la quite* an bright and rtmnly little fellow, a n d U , ■fi A . If. W EEKS J. H. Rhudy, of Gainesville, made a of them melted right soon. I t is W e d. a ..,*r his schoolmates are hoping for him a accomplished woman, and possesses speedy recovery. «««■ la Circuit Court, Saru.U fudcUl Circuit flying trip to the city today, leaving to repeat what some of the pienfe psr- propogandn would be^elimlnate^ which and Ikroayb Polly PoU » tt rla.bora ” * dM , “Otbad V v nod.r. . r. by. "1. ■ «! Ikroofli -t aa4 far SamlaaU Couaty. TlarUu!!- ’ much musical talent, both vocal and T‘ JDt * « b« r|r. W. A. Mr Poo. Id. J. ™ C, rrt* OoapUlaaal. this afternoon for their home. Their ty said after retuhiliig home, that is now being disseminated throughout .fa Ralph, the bright little son of Mr. A. UrPeetld aad Oaorta W. Link ar attenriau. property altaaled ta instrumental,-charmed the audienoe « a baruby ruaalrad lo te aad upper batata many friends were glad to' so* them v e y ate more steak at Stone Island the country calling for the Junking of i na« % 7 r?rrw CITATION uar Mid rlrcaft coart »* tba eva/t boon la M.rLd^ To Arthur S'. lby|a,“MamphU, T iio n m . • For Wide-Awake Boys" by the rendition of a beautiful solo, and Mrs. Curtis Muse, came i^ a r again. Col. Rhudy was graatiy sur­ than they ever ate bffbre. An hour this fleet, thereby subjecting our com­ imf? u ft** it*?'M f’.'n* i Saarord. Horl.U, ua tbu 3(h day of December. To rra«l r. tkiyb, San Aatooia. Ti i . i . "" drowning by falling into a tiling bpx. 8. P. Younr." Coaplaln.Bl. A. D. 1911. aad (tea tod Iter* » . k e m w 35c Year "Open the Door of the Temple." A ^ . r t . T a t " rUf‘e“,# “ *• •» 0- To * . U. Doyle. Saa la lM l., prisodj « t , the busy, appearance’ of ° r more after the Wg'crowd had a(*rt- merce to the dictation of foreign oper­ lo ILe MU of compblat oihlMlud ««uta«t When found ho was holding to the II halnc made to appear tail yoo kite m f ry lO.-lhfief ■ large and responsive audience took aide with both hands and M.Im Bull Voain*. IlM|woduat. * WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher 11 Sanford, and, expects to com* back ,* 1 e*ti«* Metsre. Ball ahd Sharon ators. i t T 9 » ,: N e e d a n e w unknowo purlieu, olberwUe a decruu prw raa o ^ 7 f 3 ^ cr u— ill I* *»“ ![IV to ftwoc will be uaturud icutaat mu oakaawa par- rate was nearly ' ' •» Th® editor o t this publication haa tl.laa . Bull Toony. flliyuruld Uuaoul. • Iba. ! | . . 902 French < > part In the noon-day service, many somo time in th* near fu tu re .. Ho ia ,wepe missed snd they were finally tax ?A, oicjrt;,ij. K . ^ .vexhausted. ‘0 S ‘C L ■ ■ # V a _ c.iL,,.,K?ri. , kL *n *fn4.»U filed ta ihU requeued th* secretary of the Chamcoming from a distance. ‘tel *ku mlduaru of tku duf»ad.al M It b ordered that tab nolle# bo pablkbed ta ■< a former well known attorney of v i r - , d*Bc0Vered ' the woods near “the PltiEunld. OuarEla. thui It I* thu bulUf of a? Ihu Saaford Herald, a newrpaper pabUahed to her of Commerce to bring this sug-‘ . ’Tho primary department of tha Oaat tbit ihu dufmAout u arur ts- .!i Hemloob County, rjortda. onea a wuek for *l( ht t^ te t! W « . Btotfc 13. Tier A, Maroro. ginla who, 6h account of his health, ro,u,tlng pit with a part of a steak In ....refora ______________ Toa iare tba ordered to te aod r**ta- uad lh a l I bun U^^Buruoo (*) week, oa la tte Vrown purtlM dufeodaol aald bad teUa i n aa ad at Iba data oTtha bLake Monroe school under the super­ had made Florida hl8 home. on® hand and a big sweet potato in 'American Lesion in W-lbaroro oar Cl real I Ooort at IM roort heilTb la Ihu Sltta of Florida tha uurrlta o f a^tuV aad a e r • weak tar twain (i t ) wuuka.ua to _ _ •rJ'-u.to '(».■*ifV inuulntiu lisutu (n|Cii'.f (( . .LANDI8, FISH A HULL, fertincata la taa oama of u- 1Hemloob Ooanty. oa tho ITrat Maodir b Oh F. Trtnnli. ■pea whom would bind tbu raid dufand- the unknown partita defendant. vision of Mra. Jacobs, teacher, gave •Little Dorothy Haynes returned ^ **>” « wupd .-ieep snfl mak'i h e l r ^ w ^ f n thhi ^ t t J ? ^ ? t ‘ he Wlloaun ay tund.kkd Shu neul of lha Clreal I Ah# Tax Oartlflrato No. lOd, 'dalod the ted I ,B? ‘ to. »»awar tte MU of rowyhM AlUirneys snd CoonMilors-st-Uw a very delightful little entertainment . Ttiwfon. you. Ualna Bull Tama*, art hurw- Ckmrt oa tab the »oih day af AocouL A. a last. day of Joa#, A. D. ISIS, baa filed Mid ctrUI fii?1 terala a*alaat yoo. aod (bento fall ' iVj B u y th $ B e s t t h a t ts m a d e Sunday afternoon from a visit. in*,,nff funny-W>i«» ‘hat Bounded like a pUn | . subsenuent v ™ « ! L . n , >■ . :--P" « * 4 L ) B. A. DOUOLASS. by ruqotnd oa lha Tib day of Nor^akur, AD Ocala la m y office ami «... r ite Jr,U *•*« aa anfanad. la DeLAND. FLORIDA Friday afternoon. Sunbeams,' * the Jacksonville, having accompanied her c®w bellowing. It was also voted that luiStion thete Rhares would be In llf dark of tho Ctrcalt Ooort. ■ for tax teed to btea ta amw?i.,A JTTkb iSSt ‘"TT1 urin ,,V’ . *7 Oaal dawn. . 'ftiii ‘jtiuiftH] • thitiiH lifjfa i E L . to t0tV \ l T *te.M n of coopUtal hluj . Win practice in tbe Stat* snd Federordered Itet that tata tab aotlre notIre h. to t_. , •gataat yao la thla n a w , oikurwlM a . iu m i Bald cartineala ambn cm U m t o tb ^ ln 7 ^"ieerth: .. J*. t*rl brr. qrd^ father, several davn , « " • Dutton’s ' “Raspberry Jam " ^ . ln title {jf the program, waa very hap­ (C S Jil (O i Courts. , Uabed the Saaford llcrald. 1 j i l i ’-o k sm tlih lil #<l # ‘ - “*■ Specisl fscilltlea for Expro^nafuMo win oa Mid data ha ualured aemlaet OEORflN o. HRRRINO. .1toalad la Seminole OooHly^bM tiabed U *h"1 ta ~ ueach -a newepaper “yte *■ '■ ■l ta Mid caoaty, "ooca week tor tow Solidlor aad Uoanaal tar tte CompUladat. M*properly. pily carried out in song and story by IF MIXED .W lT n SULPnUR IT rSmining and Perfecting Land Titles. tewlti Lot S3, rhrtdk Land a OoloabT caosecallra l*,— ~l.i» >r.,| vacated for, ex-eervke men snd which M Ste weeks. . . It b further ordered that Mid m i i m k . * • ° k ’t Add to Booth lUnterd. Th# Mid -load ' N J the‘wee little folks who so* naturally traveler, having made the return trip f lor^ a * ^ 7 * Co. cigars were betWllneoe my tend tod tte teal of h M reart DARKENS SO NATURALLY brtad •••■ ••111 al tha data of ta# laaanc# of ad the secretary of tho treasury had sdS52 !- ‘JS t 11 **• < ^ l » Otert tte Bernik Judicial Or- w h eortlflral# la tte m m o f OakaowiT Aataet IS, 1931. k^lE Sablaob Oooaty, tar foar conMcoi'r. acted the parte with their bright alone. She was the guest of her ^ o ? 1*" th e x o ttag e cheese vlsed^woijld| prove disastrous finan­ WMkl *u> NOBODY CAN TELL (SBAL) . H. A. DOL'D(_!*«, eolt ol MarUa, ta and fat Seadaale A t o Tox O r tlflr .t. No. KM. doled ta# ted . '• Wllaaoa my aunt. Mrs. Stevenson. ,qf.-iBtonc Island canle from cows that cially if congress decides to distribute Cbrk O m it ‘ tert, smiles and winsome manner. Quite tey of I t e l 4 . U. 1919, ha# nbd n ld crriilV aunt, Mrs. Stevenson. f t e the kool of tte ahere err tin • ly W coart ai __ Semlaob Coaly, m , ■ppllrm Kth day . t Baplambar. A. :iu*. * large number of the patrons were DICKINSON * DICKINSON. Hr. «ntl Mrs. a P. Smith M H r . , “* ? i M" s' cash bonus for all ex-service men. The old-time mixture of Sage Te* D. 1831. • ____ . t ciTATuar ta accordaor# with la Solution for Oomplibtat. I4 » (SBAL) Mabch Really Oompaay, a rorporailoa. rttunt.lt _ , omhrxrto . te th# followlow l a w y e r E. A. DOUOLA88, W e a l s o h a v e t h e C fo jk J e w e ll L in e o f present, all of whom seemed to an­ *nd Sulphur for dsrkening grsy, M. U. M.hry to S o t o o i V'n.errr pblnaot. , ki i WMtty •)taatod I. Seataob Comty. riorlda Cbrk. «»m C B IN THE COUNT H O U M . __joy the exercises very much. ' 7.*l,: L«t S3, rkwida Uad a Colonlteute ny: v. e. pouoLAaa, p. a Beach where they spent the day. y e s * , f hl o c,7 I k lUl* Pa rtF 4*710 stresked snd faded hair is grand­ Read What U. 8. DepL, of AgricultiAM, Kbalmmaa. ru., WlllUm A ku odrr Bochxooa. LlqobUlar. ot P®- • Add, ta Sooth Bastard. Tho said Land toNOTICE: or CONTEST GAS RANGES U rd.y, They wero Accompanird home £ - Miss Dandoo, of Maryland, who mother’s recipe, and folks are again •!*.. Prfoodoota * Solid l « for Oompbloaol. v** i' T " ? At Ite data Of tte booanco of tack ur< FokUoatha) tore Says About What Two- - i ' A' 8-31c TO• I.William SANFORD FLORIDA 4 It under Ruchooxn. Ltanlibtor af •vttflMla ta tte auaa af ttakaowa.. by M ..tor, Horton M.bry w h. h . . brrn “ 1 “ ? ' *5? b“ > « • ------purchaaed the Powell place, has ar- using H to keep their hair a good, Kata Caw Do. rkwida Land * Ootaaltalloa' O m p m ™ U milPM— aald. tertlfleatar ahail te n1«uuj ae• n 6 t ic e i tho guest of Arthur Zachary, jr^ queen in all tho world and Stone Is•? 4*. t •4. • corporaUoa of Kocland. aod alt former rivpd to spend the winter. Miss Dan- even color, which is quite sensible, DtyartBMBt af tte Zabrbr. . :A.l. A*te "f1 . ^ 1931.' - . “teooa «. Notice , is hereby given that the elockboMere of Ifco rkwida I#nd * (Vlonlea30te day or S*ptratwr. A.1D. land, the ideal ipot for a real picnic. ::l According to governm ent'flgurjl, United Statoi Laa* Offtoo =T T Wit 4 J doo was formerly * missionary, and •s we are living In an age when • Uoo Ocespaay, Uiolled. a corpora tlo# of Kaymy arnrlal •Itoalura tod M,| .OalnanrUb. rbrida ... bad. and lo Ibe unknown detleeM, KtanlM# Among thoss present it, the.picn.. two rats:breeding continually^• for day of Auyott, A. D. 1931. (From Taoodtyb DtUy) *' 8*t>lro>ter 10. lBL‘ has traveled extensively in the East, youthful appearance is of tho great­ Board of County Commissioners in ra* i or otter claimant!, hy, taroayh or n 4 w tte (SBAL) . m . A . POU(11.A S H , -GEO. G. HERRING Ttnmaa Smith. *f Uskaowa aJ.lrrw. (W Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lewis are leav-iwer®i-Wr) *n*d Mrs. Henry Wight, Mr. three years produce 359,709,482 indfand J o r Seminole County, Florida, a ; Otero aanod partbo. aa* to any and all olbw Into*: Cbtk Cl real t Ooort., having visited India, Phina,.the Holy est advantage. vidusi rats. Act when you' nee the ('•‘ w e i ar partbe wboeaeoerwr cbtmtoE nay i . ing for ■ two weks visit in Asheville, and pre, Fred 5Vi«bt, Mr, and Mrs. their next regular 'meeting to be hel< HANFORD. FLORIDA • Soaitanlo Oooaty, ru. Too or* terrby dolifted that Jamra lirvfW. . A ttorney-at-Law rlyht, title or Intermt Id aad to tho tallow^ Land, and many other foreign coun­ Nowadays, though, we don't • have in Sanford, Florida, on October Jrd __;____ By A. M. WEEKS. I*, a who ylfao Malllaad. rbrida. at fcU pmtMr. • I (Kirtlcy, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. ™ Bali,, Asst ret, don't em it RAT-8 NAP h n; . tJ R |*»E doocrtUJ bad. ellnete, lyla« aad belna ad.tr***, did oo Aayoot 9, 1931. O le lo U to < H G arner-W oodcit/T B uildic tries. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Og'esby will the troublesome task of gathering 1921, a t io o’dock a. m., will receive t a l t e Oooaty of Stmbab and But# o f nor- »• Oroaltt Ooort. Court, IBaratk Jadbltl OKwait, Stab fir* bto doly wn hw lwl appllrallgo lo uoIm Mrs, J. B. Colder will leave tqmor- Modgson Rail snd M®rry Francis, the rarest, cleanest, most convenient owe* particularly described rurtat. aod arror* tla* raaortblloa of yoor note-, atltl rent the place, and Miss Dandoo the iage and the niussy mixing at bids for the purchase 0f one car load Ida. tO-wlK • ~n*J ae SANFORD, FLA. row for Fort Lauderdale to visit V. D®phno’ Wimbiih, Sars Wjght, May exterminator. No mixing with other •toad Entry No. 0IS373. Srrtal No. 0l«3TI ■**» *T .-to S ' . will do light housekeeping in the home. AU drug stores sell tho ready- n metal culverts, specifications • may Joa# aa. 1919. tar SBM of NSU. Srrtko ta * ! * ‘“A*' 143 f**» Hart of a point food*. Dry® up after' killing-leaves Colder snd family. ' ,Holly, Mrs. Endor Curlctt, Mrs. EichFret (tooth of tte Boattmaat Uterewctloo s a b TOB EAETmOE * TuwotUp 31 «.. Roar* SI XI K. TaUaktM TtOakaaM U N«k L Baker, l*k. O, new addition of the home, which she to-use product, Improved by the ad­ be had by application a t tbs Clerk of of OMsmorrUI S tm t and Rand Area on, aa U mMdi for kll CMtMt hr lU*f* ;t4 •>'ilif Misa Helen C^ikhsm, of New York, rier ®nd Mr. snd Mrs. Chsa.Thillips of no smell. Cats or doge won’t touch Ueltina Coiirie, Aaaaitu* _ ! * tiy B. B. Trafford'e map of Saatard. klaryarot W . Itanttr. ■Mm ................. rd ot.o Iter told rnlrymaa bto aritter mldrd *c« t* •* will occupy. dition* of other ingredients, called tho Circuit Court's office, a t Sanford, rbrida. roa tteaca Sooth KMX feet to tbe it. Sold and guaranteed by Ball is' spending some time here a t the p rnuv®: Mr. snd Mrs. John Leonard!, W *B. calUrttod Mid Uod (taro ttoplamter. 19l9l tk* HENSV Mc U U L I N Conaulling ChernUt saya of the water: “Of th* many * n « n ol thh mo4 !».'» -,i blf flltirv to Art M lltaa m i hdM Arne tl hM A large crowd from this place will "W yeth’. Sage and S n i p l ^ Com­ the board reserves the right to reject {[• t ij ! • * te nrat el roeI, tbeacw Boot alone ta# Kranttk W. IliaUr. ol tL ’ • i IMr. arid Mrs. Jstaies Shsfon, Mr. and Hardware Co.1 " *'• Montesuras. •r r.giena that I have analysed. 1 have found non* superior la aU ge*d e NOTICE Or B4TW rainlaymMl It military or aartl Mote* of to* r'iTo ? “ « tmCTL oflh KX * feat, thence Went 108.3 rent to attend the Baptist Seminole Associa­ pound" I t is very popular, because any e r all bids. * ^ rt— Itef ao,W . od by United Butts, of tay ctertctor, to Mm* « '• nding seversever Mr*L Rv,,J* H®,,y Bn3 ttrs. T. C. VlnMias Sars.W lght is spending JEWELER ' tie. to that#ef the *Hdar;Water."—Phen* 3I1-W. Office U MlUer Holt point « f b#ttaataf. , . ®f „0r4" ■? mad# aod ratorod ter* To# arc, *tb#r«for*, farlkrr aoUfted tail to* tion whicha convenes at Geneva this nobody can discover it has been ap­ Work haa begun ort • ' new It appeariny from tte Bl weeks :ln*Cairo, G*.,' visiting re U -,«•"*• V r/'sh d Mrs. I.’ D. Martin, Mr. - ■..-o'i (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, 15 ^ J>«< W . Itorklot. Jody* MY 8 PECIALTIB 8 i pitm nbd ta tab rtaoo tftlnot y^! u tt week. ’ Mid tltoyallo#* w in te ta k te m naaftow ^gA ; Uvea. . [and Mrs. Sam Younts, Prttry Mere, •tory office and atore building /at plied. Simply moisten your comb c i . ; k. ante or fltlm team btorott ta Ud to tte 1 tepJ^teJT^ 'AfiP. *te ^7 yow Mid ta lry will to coarrlrd wllkral tortoFiekartTs Hand-Psinted Chins _,,A- !>■ ISM. tte aadtteynod Itenftwo. yoo. tha told Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Rosa, of Lock or a soft* brush w ith it, and draw M*. and Mrs. George Davis H a rt,Dp- «"d Mrs. Blackman, Mr.' snd Mrs. West Psini Beach. THh building will •r rlykt to te hoard, ti tt e r tefor* tkto offto* W ■MU attar for Mb at yobUr tortloo '•or ha in’• Sterling Bllver 4h«itte ^ a i t Uiwi7B ,r ,t e ’yiSrtd" I4.prt.it(« of tte ...__ _ on appeal. If yaa rail t* nto lo ihl« M * tiaat. Iddd#r tot rata la^Uo, b u s Land * vUitcd* friends in Ukeladd for the y*mes Msgee and Mr. snd Mrs. Corn- be built o fhollow tile and cement B art,, spent the week-end with their .this through your hair, taking one door ta Saatard. Stalaob • llb la rwaaty day* aftor tt e WURTH m ...a Utetodn cor- 1 **• <W1 Hosere* Plated Ware ratio* te ta b aoUcw, aa khowa brtow, y«a- week-end. m®ne. n? with handsome ekterior design. daughter, Mra. C. H. McKinney. . small strand a t a time; by morning ■Oder rata. «p^n«Uy r##f«^tirt * krtw tro tt e b y tl boon a f pa to. Ik* follow lay Flrln snd WnlthBM Wst . ‘‘Lteard, n tr td a . t e t t e 3rd day t e s t e d b a d lylay aad brloy la Mrs. W. A. Lester left Sunday fori An o{ th®m solemnly v o w isd th at Ik# aRaymUra# te naRSkt. . toff lk«r wlta ** Mr and Mrs. H arris Doyle, of Phil­ the gray hair disappears, but w hat Notlco U terthy p ir n that: a . B. *- rri I*. A , tad tan aad (tea •■jwty. tTortda. to-wtt; "i ............. proof IU I i n h a rt a rrtrd a ropy »f f * ~ TEX Omlfbota No. ass. doled tbo of Octater. k. ,‘te , ----7 -----------Mdntieello, FIs^ where she will visit ,**■ *°uld not^be the'Isst’pfcni^party adelphia, ar* visiting Mr .and Mrs. d*Hgbta the ladies with Wyeth’s Sage 7 . “ ) “ 0 eompUUt oikltotod •war m t t e aald rra tm ta a l a ltter la 7»n, A. D. ma. haa nld um tot ta tab eaate. ottenrito a d#rm ky rryU ltrcd mall. . a a P arcel P o e t Y o o r C le a n in g a n d he* parent*, Mr. and Mre. 0. R. LinStone Island and the picnic season .......................... u tent# and tea M dTlLtete F® A- Doyle. Their little son, Daniel, has •a d Sulphur Compound b t t s t T ** **‘**■4 tyktart yte ta tkb ra rrk ta m to pay tar till*. Toe ateald atato ta y*«r m a w ta# « ■ • ■ • **!*•* 4 ^ » B tete ta ' .boovy J . Tk— tonj for severs! week*. 0 1 >nliw »;»H»Br oA and the most beautiful «4 an otter pttooao ar partlro rtalmtay entered school heire, V tte .>«■!■<fins to wkkk y te dartra tartkw D y e«— in g ato amtfkate _ I • k ^ P . OONNEU.T,. OrlS. •idea beautifully darkening the halt* tte foUowlac ■or risk!, tub OTtatarwt la ,aad to tte pr*^ a te m a t ta yoa. • ... — .y— ra. Joe Fields arrived In •*>o1 m ^•h® Monroe ia at Its best* In '" ' ‘*»U. Mr. and Mrs. F. WlUis, 8 r.t Jack­ *ft*r a feVr applications, It a lso pr*2-fCA ‘^ T ’ “ • gOET. W- PAT**-. . m bsref/V i >3 fatartertba «f 8. • -‘ *\* ;f the city laat hight from their home fn (ho early fsU.^i *+•;; •• nr •f ... sonville. are visiting their son,. Mr. tiuees th a t soft lustre and appear­ _ - wlta B Um a. r. By!? a-*ip. •ay ROBINSON Sk RBIDOEH, A Twp. » "Mia < 1 ... . & Bmrt. m m Boath te 113 ----- - m AuguaU; to vUit tbe parents of Mr. . T. Willis, of this place. f * aaaca «10 • EML ____ SoUrttori for (btoplataaat. ance of abundance which la ao a t­ Jteta.te. Work on our new factory U progressing well. It win R It rt. N as dorte? W dT ^ te d. a corporation our OCALA’S HIGH SCHOOL art :Fi*Jds, Me. and Mrs. W» 'T . Fields, Mrs. Keach Telia Hiw ' She Got to , . , Mr. and Mrs. Neal Mathea and tractive. ,OM»ky rt]a(r*d aam. tete? « ‘outers the coming i te d m lb a tte a ta r Ta* Dood Umdor JLtil FOOTBALL who residt on Sliver Lake. They are 1 Know Rat-Snap. ; daughter, M is>Lol» Mathes, of Or­ t T ---ta „L .^ ** ■*J4rb”ridrp*,‘ la -Saarord, a . oa tte »s ts * to N “o ir a t Norpmter. A. D. I 9* ^ o m f*. IfTi on their honeymoon paving Just been lando, haveretorned home a fte r visitTh# big mill o f th* W est Yellow a n t e oa*wtr to t t e UU of Nolle* It• O^oby ytraa Uat r. T. WUUama. OCALA, Sept 21.—Ocal# Oi«h \ •■ wedded and made the trip here b "Have always feared rtts . Lately irifc Mr. and Mra. C. H. McKinney. •7 TEx dirttfteato No. 1331. dated Pine Co., located near Madison.' will ££,f n t g -te te a -ta -o w IB te f*ta la mr offic# t t e Sad day SchooFa football eleven Will have it® Automatic weighersq^ut off delivery wnd ring gong at exact quantity specified nn.t 17 *C Jaw*. A. D . 3903,. tea mod aald their Hupmobiie, having no trouble noticed m any on m y 't*hiS:*A 'BeighMr. and Mrs. William Bailey were “ » 4o#d to tea* la Jjte^te^tato atatite te tebiuted 1 a rarttflrat# ta my oftam. ate tea mad# ***um« operation on October 1. This tartlfboto rmkrocw# •| _ first test October*I, at tiainesril«» Mala 8L Uoa far taa .D a , except a t ona^o^-the farries, and not bor said he Ju st got rid'bf drove® with • a H S fS ®vcr before. /! £ £ £ S j guests of Mrs C. A. W hitens *t San­ *te to law in tceordaaro wtta Ctooaty, tec* a w aJkT or *mte*>*d ptateiiy Mtaabd te a*. features c Prepay when it meet* Gainesville high- °°V ------ d»ftodaat WIlUaa hed until, they arrived fa RAT-SNAP. This started' m « ford, Saturday, and met their sister mill has been closed for several ; ^ nbu S t i l ly allteM ^<taJtatorr cbl^|^ te ^ M. * Mortal, toft' Ideal two open dotes remain on the 0c®» be even | Sanford ,whkh srenia to be the fa{e I tu fo r the day, Mrs. J. L. Hamerick, of m onths.. M te lta U te domplak/. ‘ u ^ U t d T T 4* » . Tw p » . tadt, N 31 rod*. W 13.33 r*dk te Jtastaad. ta d t e rn a v o te for tw rlr* quirementa.’!’1' ’ i '_‘ V schedule October 8 and 15. G affl^J. of every stranger conning to town dot* ar tte taa ■•Mint — **** itte y M M ^dar.nta# S ta t e a partte# dotaadaat. •*® 1'TJ >(,:* n ’-11 f'li of mtet tocorttfbw* Tte Mid Uod May laaroord at tte T H E T F O R D , P E R R Y M A N & these days. Jo* D a former Sanfonl ready scheduled__ore„ October * _ * J kaud and tte Mai of W slton coqnty has authorixdd the « t a «r *7 ^ Mra. Chsries Bell sihd son, Ernest, « Ioral or* of *o<* rartlfb a t# la t t e asm# or ^ . ;■ . . . . i t-.CJhmi -aW IL K IN S O N .j.iI jj’ i , te*a to iS. St GsinesTille; 22, Sanford at and His many friends are 0 b Ing congratulation®. He l« with l-ATtijlTf' p : .1) practice b all County, SUta and Fields Auto Top Co., of Augusta, r tan a t Ocala; 11, GaineBville a t Orel®*. * ■, j»f ; 24, Ocala * I ,1a .mekiqg a great success ,o f • —Get your Scratch Pads from The ARRICUI.TURAI.I lBt N*t- Bank 8 anford, Fla. buainess. :: • ' Herald—by the pound—15c. ..................................... .. ..................................... « »’ Courtesy Helps On Wrong Calls r - k VhXimim , . ,. _ _ L FRESH u#^ wmmi MMMmM sssslsS ® » .* » afifeS K iT . .• BUT M CAL I *I m U r v D a . l^ k . - ___ w a _ .A n t M a a t a w " ." . ' Legal Advertisements A. Tuxbury Lumber Co. .. i f 14’ H T » — °“- *•mmmsm w* fflS g S S F iz _ f . • mm mm .. . ^ 7* " I A .ta n # i ... a m I P R . A . . - fT--r - m ■; The Flonda Scout l- " ...... TORN HAIR DARK - WITH SAGE TEA STOVE SCBELLEMAINES . mm ELD1 ‘ tisr- French Dry deaners’ ' ■ . Steam Dyers l* f*AV =.*- in, ATT RN T*-AT-LAW , ■•' . V , , i V1. j’ • • - *7? -. * ' ' ' ' t o d i t o . J ------ *____A . f . k a J t a 1 i ■ \ �year# younger, twenty-five years dred and forty-three pounds and my healthier and . twenty-five years stomach is as sound as a dollar. In stronger express what Tanlac hss fact,*! believe I <lduld eat the old army dons for me better than any other rations again without It hurting me way I .can put it,” said George D. in the least. S h a# rv eteran of the Civil War, who "I never miss a chance of saying a now lives a t 321 Walnut street, good word for Tanlac and I would like 8pringfleld, Mass. to urge the boys of the "Sixties” who "I am now seventy-eight years ol£ ans not feeling right to give it a trial, and I don’t hesitate to say I have !f0r I am sure it would put them in never known a medicine to equal Tan- h„6 again just as it has me. For a lac. For fifteen years I was sub- man 0f my ag? to "have no physical Ject to attacks of indigestion th at ailment, to be well and strong and enwere to bad at times I would have to joy |[fe nB he did tyrenty-five y e a n lay up for a week or two, For a long ago, Is certainly something to be time I'liv e d on crackers and milk alone as' nothing else agreed with me. "When I started on Tanlac I weigh­ ed only one hundred and seventeen pounds and my days were thought to be numbered. I’ve been so wonderfulSwope entered Rollins College, Mon­ day. T h e ‘Baptist association being held hi Geneva this week is being attended by a ’ good many Oviedo people* The Methodist church, which has been undergoing repairs is now finish­ ed ,and will be ready for the regular services. Encouraging hews from Mrs. W. P. C arter and Mrs. J. C. Lee, Sr„ has been received by friends. The friends of hire. 0 / P. Swope are pleased to know of her sotady improvement. Mr. 0. P. Swope and Sidney Swope, returned from fhlcago la st Friday n ig h t Mr. Roy Williams, of Sanford, is . spending his vacaton with his parents In Orlando. Miss Nellie King left Saturday to take charge of the prim ary departI ment of the TildenvIUe school.1 « The young people gave Mabel ‘ Swope and Elisabeth Lawton a sur­ prise party la st Friday night, which The onlje explanation of Tanlac's |w ia jin occasion of much merriment great success Is Tanladb true worth. and greatly enjoyed,’ i The Methodists held another Out­ —Union Pharmacy.—Adv. door Sunday school last Sabbath, and Wiretcss telephone message 'from through the kindness of the Baptists, 'held their preaching services in the Germany: "God save the mark I"— Boston Globe. „ Baptist church. • Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hwopi spent NOTICE! Monday in Orlando. I have - grafophonea, guns and bi­ • Mr. and Mrs Blackwood and Mlsa Innii drove out to Oviedo on busi­ cycles th a t have been repaired over 30 days in my shop. Owners will please ness. • ’. call and get them or I will have to sell Mr. and Mrs. Frank'Norrls and Mrs. them for the repairs. Yours respectfully, L. R. Mitchell spent Tuesday and W, A. PARKER, Wednesday in Orlando. 217 Palmfetto Ave., Sanford, Florida MTslilM Elizabeth Lawton and Mabel t h is w e e k 0 1 quart glass jgr of Peanut Butter. 10-oz. can of rT r— r ... Welsh’s 14-02. Apple Butter, glass jar...;......:.............< 16 1-2-oz. can of Pink Salmon, per can.................~...J 1 dozen cans of tall Cream, per dozen.......... ...........$1 1 dozen cans of small Cream, per doz........................... I Beat Western Pork Chops, per.lb....................— J Beat Western Steak, per l b . ...... ............ — ................ Beat Western Round Steak, per lb........................,..J "Star” Picnic Hams, per lb. ........... ..........._..............J Mr. Mom Taylor returned homo from, Palatka on Friday. Mr. c n 1 Mr*. Sumniersill and chil­ dren, of-Osceola, and Miss Summersill, of Jacksonville, and Mlsa Mar­ garet LitfScy, of Osceola, spent S atur­ day evening with Mrs. Fred McFarlane. t Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Philips attend­ ed the piicnic a t Stone Island last Thursday. A goodly number u tte r e d thp chicken p!tr supper last F T lS / night atthe town hfll, which .was the Ladies Aid of t h | Methcdist church. Mr. J. T. Flyna left Tucrday t i t Georgia fo r a abort visit among rela­ tives and friends. Miss Helen Moran is In Oviedo vis­ iting her grandmother, who has been very UL - * ‘ *- ” Mrs. M. Caroline Wilson left F ri­ day morning' for Daytona Beach where she will spend a month with her husband, Dr. Wilson. 'While in Geneva Mrs. Wilson visited her niecCj Mrs. McFarlsne. Mr. I. M. Littler, of Osteen, spent Monday evening and part of Tues­ day with his daughter, Mrs, T. W. P ra v a tt • ♦\ The barbecue given a t the town hall by th e ladies of the Baptist church in honor of the B aptist convention was a gr$at success. Fully three hundred people enjoyed the barbecue dinner on the grounds Tuesday and a large number 'took snpper there. On Wed­ nesday, chicken pie and pillau w m served for dinner and nearly ns great a number attended. Tho delegates re­ turned to their homes Wednesday nght after having been royally en­ tertained by the Geneva pooplc. ' Mr. and Mrs. Culpepper arc en­ joying a One screened porch which they have recently b u ilt Mr. William Kilby has built a fine barn on his property. Mr. and Mrs. David Speer, of San­ ford, attended the Baptist barbecue a t Geneva. Mrs. Speer visited her sister, Mrs. I , M- Wicks, There will "be so ry ^g £ |S 3 h e Meth­ odist church next Sunday, both morn­ ing and evening. Rev. R ig h t of Oviedo-, will preach. * Mrs. Endor Curlctt and Mrs. Eichner, attended the picnic -at Stone Is­ land last Thursday. Mr. T. W. P revntt nnd Mr. Fred Mel’nrlane, were In Sanford on busi­ ness Wednesday. “EXIDE” BATTERIES, the Giant that lives in a box. We can now fu r­ nish six Volt Batteries a t $24.50., We buy, sell, exchange, recharge and re­ pair all'm akes Batteries.—Ray Broths, ers. Phone 548.G-tfc Mr. Robinson was a visitor In Or­ lando Friday, going down to close the deal In the sale qf his place to T. G. Roebuck. P. E. Phipps returned Friday from Plitnt City, Tampa and other southern points. Mr, and Mrs. A. Y. Fuller were vis­ itors in Orlando Friday. Mrs. Will Rineau has returned home from the Orange General Hos­ pital where she has been for several weeks but we .are glad $o /ay.Ahc is much improved. * Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Dtnkel and Misa Olive, and J. E. Phipps motored to Daytona Beach Monday and were the guests of F. H. Rand and family. ■'*’ S. A. Wilkinson, of Sanford, was a visitor in town for several days the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Al­ len. Friends of M aster B. J. Overstreet will be pleased to learn that, he won one of the Dayton bicycles ^cycles that the Tampa Tribune is giving away In its subscription contest. Rev. Burr held services at the Bap­ tis t church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J . H . Allen and Claude Hind iff motored to Coronado Beach Sunday for the day. , Miss Taylor, of Valtey Fort, Go., is the guest of her aunt, Misa Florence Lovell. A. E. Board man and Mr. Hunter, of Maitland, were visitors iri town Sun­ day, coming up to look after Mr. Boardman’a property In' West Long- * lt M ast Have Bees Dead a t Least 8 Months But Didn't Smell.” • . Another barrel of thoseagood Apples In today. Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Beets, Etc. 5?%: Dressed Hens and Fine Friers "Saw a big ra t in our cellar last Fall.” writes Mrs. Joanny, "and bought a 35c. cake ’o f RAT-SNAP, broke it up into email pieces. Last week while moving we came across the dead r a t Must Bftvs been dead eix months, didn’t amell. RAT-SNAP is wonderful" Three sires, 35c, 65c, $1-25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co *' '■«' :; t i”‘ - > •': ->’■ - i Will be the time for you to have that Fall Suit made to your measure. The Schaefer-Weedon Tailoring Co:, of Cincinnati, will send a special representative *here to show you one of the greatest tailoring lilies on the market.I You can have your suit m ade up, and come out at any date, and if you want it in a week's time you can get it—that is another great feature about this line, they deliver the goods on time. We have handled their line for sev­ eral years, and find it far superior to any we have ever handled. . It would be a pleasure to us to have you call and inspect this line, whether you buy or not v ‘ :l le t celery, lettuce, cabbage, caulaflower and other fall grown vegeta­ bles in the Held. Celery plants gener­ ally are looking fine. The dry weath­ er is a very serious question fo r all, for every day more wells refuse to flow, Engines, are being placed to force the w ater on many farms. The American F ru it Growers, Inc., are placing several and many others have installed them. Among them are, A, Corpsny, J. C. Ellsworth, W alter Raulenon, B. Steel, M r < Chatman and others. "Troubles never come single.” The Jack Daws and rice birds have ju st camped out on some of the let­ tuce and cabbage seed beds to eat .every seed to be seen, and dry weath­ er has hindered seed from coming up Rov. W. T .Jlancher was over from Apopka Sunday and preached after­ noon and evening a t Moore's station church. Mr. and 3ft*. Jam es English, of Tampa, accompanied *G. C. McDougal home from his visit in th a t city. The English's arq contemplating coming to Sanford to reside if a suitable lo­ cation can be found. M. A. Jackson took a party of friends over to Daytona Beach Ashing on Sunday; a 20 pound bass and a string of lesser sire b^aa was brought home. Doctor. Haxeldon enjoyed a blrthday on Tuesday.- A large party from town came out for the eveningta t the You will want a bottle of the won­ Haseldon home on Silver Lake. derful Tanlac remedy. You can get It Mr. and Mrs. Madison.Wade and lit­ from the Union Pharmacy.—Adv. tle son, have returned from Knoxville, Tenn., whore they Went with th j re­ BEST GRADE STABLE MANURE mains of th e ir little daughter, Paula, - -in carload lots. A ttractive prices. for burial. Mrs. Wade and the chil­ Prompt s h i p m e n t s . W rite for is o la ­ dren had been with her parents in tions. Bergman Manure Go., Box 2103 Knoxville fo r a visit and reached 1Station A, Jacksonville, Fla. 6-2tc here about th ree” weeks ago with j Paula very ill, Iter dea.h occurring in a few days. The cause o f her death is said to have been bowel trouble. GUARANTEED Much sympathy is extended to Mr. SU RE SHOT, kills timber, any spec­ and Mrs. Wudp in their sorrow. Mr. and t f n , L. A. Bromley and ies and size-within from (6) to (55) son, John, le ft last Friday via the A. days, seldom longer than (15) daya, C. L., for N orth Carolina, to visit quickly decays timber and ^ ev en ts their relatives, the Frcsierfe, Hunters, sprout?, also kills Palmetto immedi­ and other friends near Charlotte. ately. W rite for particulars. 'Possum hunting Is the attraction up “SURE-SHOT” Timber Killer Co OCALA, FLORIDA there ju st nqw, so they say. Mr*. LUly Jones and'M isa Hoskins Exclusive M anufacturers and Distrib­ Jones, joined Miss Sheppard and utors for Florida and Cuba. Mias Simpkins front Jacksonville a t Daytotih Beach on Sunday for the day. - Miss Susie F ay was a t home from Palatka over Sunday. She w as accom­ panied by three young lady'friends for a week,end visit; Mrs, F ay enter­ tained a party of yoqng folks on Saturday evening in their hon r. Alys Chorpening was a very happy little girl on Tuesday as th e th a t day reached the advanced age of eleven years. Numbers of pretty -gifts were received and a picnic ■ supper and bathing party planned a t Haseldon1* f *_• *-* : v^_. beach on BUver Lake. Every body had a fine tim e ., ' Mr, Muirhead had the misfortune to have his barns burned .down a few days ago w ith considerable loes to him. The Are is said to have been cauted by some careless smoker among the hay. I t {« U ld, "«I1 signs fail in fair weather,” but according to w h at the "old timers" say, there should have been a good rain either three day be­ fore or three days after the moon was in the full in September. There was a full moon the 17th. Mike Stonoff, Ben Monroe, O. J . Pope, John Rumlcy and Slmion Filip arc among the first to set golden celcry In the field. A good many grow­ ers are waiting for more w ater power to wet up their land to enable them to WANTED WANTED—Young cow. Must fresh, and good milker. J. H. mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. U hauling. WANTED—To do your plowing harrowing. Call Geo. Conyers, Celery Ave. 4 WE WANT ag en t to handle city trade la 1 ford'and other.vacant cities. TUi a , wonderful opportunity as yon \ be retailing the genuine J. R. E kins COcoanut OU Shampoo, G« Face Powder, Fruit Drinks sod a 137 other products. Write today ! free sample and particulars.—The It. Wntk'ins Co., €8 Memphis, Teas U FOR SALE-rNo. 817 West First I Eight rooms and bath. ForfB and term s, write box 782, Dayton Fla. m gignnrfnw b iiu |« r . v x t m tuim-. t. i r ti Or4*f* promptly citcaUA fii-t k>u im r i n tm L FOB SALE—1820 Model, 0 cyi.J*j touring car, ’ practically new good condition. Apply, A. P. F b R SALE—Celery planTu. “ Wff ready about th? 25th of this nMS Inquire a t Herald office. ^ TRUCK TIRES, Goodyear non skJ4 32x4 Vk All other sizes any make in prop* tion. 'Get our prices before you buye- Castor Pomace H ard w ood A sh es / G r o u n d T o b a c c o S te KAINIT—SHEEP GOAT MAf And Other M: Mayors, bankers, lawyers, promi­ nent government, state and county of­ ficials, prominent business and pro­ fessional men and Ministers of the Gospel have endorsed- Tanlac.—-Union m . ___"m1 ' �also J S *? *" 19 »° ** ** « sy n -h 'd I* JJ U « vi ■ yiT j d a ^ l i a ^ o nf f f A j a T m of Same;' kepral r f the devised GenStatute* of Florid*. Relating to Requireit* to Obtain C rrtificatcfi Section a t70 of Revised General Statutes of Florida, Hrlit* Ao the Appointment o f Ik Hoard of EelecMedical Examiners b r the Governor; Stxa iy t of the Revised General Statute* of rid*. Relating to th* Examination of Ap»nt* by Said Eclectic bo ard ; Section area he Revised General Statute* of Florida, Re‘ g to the Duty of Said Eclectic Hoard; lion * 1y j of the R t riled Genera] Stalutea Florid*. Relating to the Appointment of ical Examiner*; Section a ir* of the Be1 General Statutes o f Florida, Relstlng to Qualification of Members of the State rd^ of Medical Examiner*; Section 117J of “ T ti*oe exceed * 7,7 J®. 000, that U to *»y, ssw r sa a d a H S S n » B W Ch4P, *r ?“ *• A ct. ol 1019, L aw . of ^Florida; f L * 4 11 * jg a i ? S ^ , * 3V * . J . b w 1 1 j 4 j , t0 „ 1 *. *H See* 6 v 1 ■< . . .a »u 40 vi t. „ jg an Secv . S’ **° 5 i 6 , r ‘ ,g , . i *,* ,4. * ® l ’. 8 * ■o 1 7 18 a t i j ,4 j , ,6 , 7 „ I*, all Secs t . . . . a . ■ 1 6 1 7 I ? i l J t S. t y. 8 * ,0 M j / 31 vi'vv and t i - I L f 4 41 jn. J j c * * 4, 1* * , „ * , w B*C4 i f 1 10 11 la i j 14 «ed provided, further, that th e amount o f.b o n d . aulhorired an d issued by said Hoard in any fiscal f w ‘ *4ch I**r being deem ed to end on the oI “ ***«her Id each year tal»«S, shall no* exceed the »um °! It.jo o .o o o , but nothing herein contained rtd l be d etm ed * lim itation of the right L egislature to authorise iddltlonal bond* payable from drainage Use*, within i f td £**?*<*- Provided any auch additional authoritv shall be accompanied by th e levy and Irapovjllon of addilionxl taxci and attestm tn ta sutfl- . a s s ? ■' f c s g g a a r a d ir a a if s s s I *0 '7 *8 34 J$ and j 6 ; bonds shall conatilute an obligation to equal dig,y l8 , B « , ^ I*, .11 Sec* , C y „ w m m m U J4 J J *nd jS ; also V u ? h o rih r e X 'l l j and to; 39> *11 Sec* 1 a 3 4 j a o 10 t i a* a , as a j .6 and 36; afto y ,v ,g , 9 M J ( „ 33 34 ami j j ; aUo 39, all Sec* 1 * 3 4 3 6 7 8 9 •* a* i j and *4; also 4<>, all See* 19 rw at aa a j *4 10 « 1* and 36; * l » 40. all Sect t * 3 4 3 8 7 8 9 IS 18 ty 18 to so er aa aj *4 a j ; ' 3* 33 34 3J 38; also »o, all Sec* 1 * 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to J ',“ dTp 44* R 43. all Sec* 5 « 7 8 , o H of 17. *3 *6 ay *8 W * V p 4' s .! between Range* 36 and ^y, lota 3 4 TP. « re t i 1* t j «. t o V ,.j ‘W TP4 43 39. p e t . 44, lota t a and w .~ . v», 1 ~ , i j j i p R43*|, al.l See* «• *3 |e ? r a " r ■ ',515 - ** ■* *<» ^ i 0 Of th* Revised General SUtutea of F k wit: Section aidp. trialing to requlrvmen t*i* eertiUcntea; Secivon aiyo, relating to pointment o f a Board o! Eclectic E t t a Uu Governor; Section a ty i. relating to t ‘nation of applicant* by a4l 3l EelectTe Dm Hon aiya, relating to tb'e duty o l salt Board; Section *173. relating to the app o •peeifieally i medical examiner a! Section aiy«, f t Hte qualification o f members o f the Sts of Medical Examiners; Section » iy |, r* the term* o f offleo of th# m embers of Board; Section a 176, relating to th# tl< “j ."X ‘ la^JfaV e » « •• *• - d « • I 1 3 4 J 8 8 9 10 11 4,°: *U “ i s v t f a it" ,? a e i „ „ , . VSS5T* “1Wii......*1™S'i «a ttftt*,.. -d... ■•Tr i S * 4 h , w £ v i " “ y M ta m a w rj-jv » . . . f. urea to ta a *U Tp 38, R 33. «U Sect 19 *9 3* 3» 4» ««d W L% R j j . aU See* 1 a 3,4 J M » • $ $ , ' , > ; L “ - ** ■ * •’ " ff ilr A k s , ,Jf *4 ** •• «7 •« I* »o at at *3 and ag| * *• *» . . , ?BdPv8V '. l 2 v 4 ,* * " S*e * * * 14 '* ,6 J* " ‘w V ^ . i . u , t o S J f s , d ‘ J ,, V v any proprietor „ V b - l 'j d V d S .- s-fadsse latlng to Violation* o f L aw Regulating the Duties o f Medical Examiners: Section 3333 of the Revised General Statu te, of Florida. Refating to the Practice of Medicine as Physician Without Certificate; and to Prescribe Pensl_ «ev for Violation* o l ibis A ct. B r It Bntcrtd fry l U L tfitia lu r t t f like f l a i r #/ 1 _ . . _ . l:u 1 l b « .M n T p . j j ' . n d l * *-l V 1 M d f . . . n 1 . J , , , j Y 16 , , lB * d l . ' . j ’ .6, 7, , fld - 1 l l f fc# >• cftjt* p*T l e f t If hertby lc v k d *7f 35 *nd j ( ; ilio io aa ; and thereafter for a period of l " T p * 7- R 40, alt Sees 17 t8 19 ao a t 15 *6 ? T « !» beginning with and Includln* th# year a7i« »9jo 31 31 j y vi 35 and }6; also L .T s Is* of 40 cent* per act* annually D here*® ~P 4*. R 40. all See* 1 * 3 4 3 6 7 8 9 to flJH^ird upon aald landtl and thereafter a tax I* 1* i t 14 i j 16 17 18 19 so at a* a j *4 a j i5 ’ .’r ^ u > e r acre beeftmlng with * M fnelnJ»9 3J 3 < 3 * S3 34 3J *n5 H i aUo f L ’i a rear «9*7 i» hereby ItvUd upon aaid land*. Tp 49, Ti 4j . *ij 1 * 3 * 3 6 7 8 9 10 ^ . I ’ t h , following described land. In » '* 'J «4 M .8 „ ,* , , E ffa L tiriT to -w U : « 40, atl Seca 6 y 8 9 in t t ta t j R § | 5 a 'jt& ji i i *■" ■*« H v * •> » v s k . . . . ---- . . . --------... ....... inflammable malerlsl a ccu m u la te, eslittng, o r resulting from the riearing of the land ahall. when collected in piles, heaps o r staeks, be protected from fir* by ,6 .the clearing o f the land around such 'heaps or piles to prevent thy spread of fire therefrom in ,o ease of fire, and that such heap, pile or stack shall a6 he burned or otherwise disposed of aa xhsll be lt *a _ 18 H ,|J , of atufam enta •rMl^quailheaHons under the pro* Sec. y. This Act shall take effect vision* of thi* A ct. and tbs rule* and regulations upon its becoming a law. Approvi under the provisions of this A ct, and the rules I9 *t. and regulation* of tbs Hoard. Such license shall ------ « of Revised Genera] Statute* o (' Florida, Ex- .SU tn on the following ground*. (>) th* emplor* » M in g and Ewoeptin* Certain Persona iu D‘ « it of baud or deception In applying lor ft- I n T p s j ’ R ^ , all Sec. 1 . , 4 i 6 7 8 9 l o t ! -a t e r o S M the Fine and F Fund, and the County Commissioner# an f'H horitcd l° l , ’ u« for «uch expenses. The County C M h I of inch counties are hereby authorised nuft inch necessary equipment lo r (M the Probation Officer and hi* assistant* be required for the proper conduct of the Sec. j. 1 The Probation O fficer ahafl Clerk o! the Juvenile Court of such and perform the duties of »uch Clerk. Sec. 6. A il law* and part* o f J#*S flic* pith the provisions of tbj* A ct be s1 Statutes a s a fof Florida, feV: » f l V " . w ™ . t w « *"t <<• » < i « i j 3 C H A P T E R 841 » , all r W o i *9. all Seca i j . i t , Ilc |j countie*, out c f »*«l. K*d it ih ijl f iv e tU o h iU in tb o ^ iy to the A K A C T to Arnold, Section jf& o o f person to whom it (a Itottsd to practice m tdidne l*ener*J Statutea of Florida, Kristivt Fn this State. Every unrevobed license and la' " I Decree* in Chancery, doreement of recordation mad* «* provided in Br l , fi.a cted try tk , U f iik t w r , */ this A ct shall be presumptive evidence in ail Plrrids. court* and place* that the person therein named . n „ .... iiceneed to practice medicine. I t *1 )3 V & aL ! l>e_ the duty of .he toereftortretonrer, « 4 -g_tb_* M .* U ‘ Ua‘ 3 3*. all Secs r 1 j 4 J 8 9 to 11 ^ T p 4T tR « . A i of A See. 4. The actual expense* of the I o fficer and his assiaUats, ineuired in chargo of the office of the Probation wSSmSas Sub av s M ‘V I 16 3V nJ •'“ J3j: aim ’ * 6 7 11 '* ,8 '* 10 9, all Sec* 3 4 1 8 3 8 9 enl ilcenw . and a fee Of of 1150.00 for issuing • license by reetprocrec of etsm iocr# m.-y grant •a . li ity. The '‘" " f ilon’ to licentiate* of boards without e Hiring equal o f -I h 'i . b ^ ^ h i r other •(* Stale o f Florida, nrtrvldcd p i---------------Hon* wit auch tare relided in this State far at applicant rior la such application, and shall least:* m' that it la hii intcullon to to become become Mitafy th< * bon* Hr--------- ent anil practitioner in this State, __,___ No part_____| of any fee it returnable under any cir* nor ‘ hall this A ct be conatftied aa “'cumataitcn, — *------ — affecting --------- , or th in g in g tana in referent# to license " by‘ phjticiana and surgeon*. u * «o o# paid Prooreutfon* s — bee. is, 1 owei t of Hoards: The aaid Hoard sJ oath*. to summon ' ‘ " H lawful to stack, pile or accumulat# any brush, *rm?h . w Ct-h^ n u b i T m a ^ a l .within too 1 f l *h u nV..b ^h* hnmlnw o f^ fi L „ V k ! W n l ? wood I, prairie o r othrr'tinds by fire shall b* don# by the Fire W arden of KvcTgtadei Drainage Diatrict or by bla deputy, or b r permit or order from aaid F ir* Warden o* deputy, and In so- mor*i rerpltuda; (e) the practice of madkfne *®d« • falae or assumed name, or the Impereon*. another praetiifonee o l a Ukn o r differ♦ "* »f® «l <d) habitual lntempevanre Id the us# “ d*"* apWts. toreo tc* « r vtim ulanu to such »« “ »?>*,*» *0 incapadiat* him for tb s per form01 . S * prefesatonai. dutiea; (a) the precurM L S L H f f l f .°,r r i/ d .,ho'r r e W m U e s i^ ilished; (b) causing the p u C B r It BmaftiJ fry Ikr a of a fraudulent advertiseFfc»Wd#>*. ; Sec clectlc itment k s s s e v e chareea may ba preferred by >0ration or th* Board may, on i irect the executive officer of aal told ehartes. Said charge* ah time and niac# for the hieating Of arid’ charge* Slate Road tDepaitmef thall be fixed b r said B,toard a* soon aa con- being clothed with c veaient, and a copy ol lha1 charge*, together with affecting public rood* issued by said Hoard; ! a notice of th# tim# and place when they wOl beteby etithoriird and temporary certificates to b« heard and determined, shall apt u [hall be served upon th* grants of—____^ money appro accused at least ten d ay. before the date actually of CcmEre«* and aU flaed for aaid hatring. A t aaid hearing the *e- ply the r‘ __ il8 jj „ | l t ing to record 1 aim# re the cured shall have the right to erota-#x*min« th# in thin Slat# fn ac< 2 5 & S t o 2£ * 'S J 2 2 f i witneasre before him. and to produce witnesvei condition a expressed In hi* defense, and to appear personalty - - counsel. Said Hoard may, upon aatisfaerer [It. relating to practice of m ide that any licentiate ha* been guilty of th# charge* against him, im pend auri ^ -------without certificate; be. «nd — each of them, are hereby repealed tiata from the practice of medicine, end is hereby given, and that the .license uf said licentiai* upon a twi ---- s may receive from lb# F See,---a. Hoard; Qualifications; T hat a ----msy ’bxve the ’ pro-' ,0V* *!' m * r sum#, o f moot Y*]>*VnJ 1* t, la hereby established to b# known by lh* and style of^ o l th* __ State llpsrd o l Medical 1 provided In lh# said i s m ; said Board shall be composed of ten^D rS- *® ib« d ten lt court oY^he circuit in*wbrch **td Theshall n have the _ . •"'endtnent* thereto, and to 3 thall Ueenae I* recorded. , T t^ ' accused -ball i .e ;U« ------ -------- — tiring physicians c mind a tri»l da novo before the circuit J''” ** * nd **“ °°rf and meet an any ex 1 medio demand trial lh a elrsult !fb ba r t s ilM b of t a . , . _ PH I thereaftsr lh# court shall beer and dsJ? ,11cb work a* fa provided for I rtuaiM court, and u— I_! i., ___; _ _ ' . __ I ____ __ . " " . 7 " lefoe In tM» State, and who shill h iv e 1 4UB' CU l.rm ino l l a m ill ftMIHirtlHMiiA likto s guilt or luuntowaa Innocence aw olt tkg the accused a# se- C(MIV7M CongreaaI 111(1 and amendmenta thereto, from reputable medics! schools end have the evidence and law applicable to the ®n« *vlll on each dollar o f Ui tb* active practice of thrir p .......- ahall be produced before jiim , end on- within the State ol Florid* for the ------]* S u r e for it Irevt a period the guilt of the seem ed shall appear beyond Tr*r 194* It hereby levied, sal year*, bat none of them ahall be coot aaonsble doubt, tne court ahall render Its to be attested arid collected a* 9 any way j- with any medical eoHcga; aal don to favor of tire accused and restore him su rsie d and collected and temitte* ^ tI ■ ■ . J * duties and poatesa 1 dl rig h t, to preetic* under thi* Act, Said Treasury. tlW tucb OO1were relative to the protectk public henltlh and tb* centre! and rvgu o f medicine it. the State #s {£*, ^ a 'b e. prescribed and conferred up u * . , 5Hoard; How Constituted 1 Th* rtmU within ‘ a after the pasaagt *ct »nr>oint Irian* who ahall po q u a llflto ffo o .fp ,.... x|S! I £ r ore scribed* t h « e f « * ° d r4* ^ ,,WU M 1 BtHL.f, n * b e titr to tarry out the provision*' i 7 ol tola A ct the Governor of this State i* hereby c(i n ^ t h m aha! provide auch compensation foe the aaid Fire 1 *m proper, .1 b m May N S T ta ’ i 3 M ** >3 i ; I ^ R 3r. between T p . 4* and 48, lot. . # '.n d W g j j t o f i j Fire W ardens for tb* m id f „ (c I may eitabllsh (ire patrols nul) taf R 37, all Sec* as a« 35 *nd 4«i “ so ’ In R 18, betomea Tp* 41 and 46, lo U .r a 3 4 ?! R .U See* t a n t 1 f . ,1 n " ; « ■ Y’. , ' ,‘ j V - l i '< f *° •• T p , . „ ............ .............. ......... 5 ^ 7 v ! * s t : ^ “ ■ »„■>,->5 :a a „ '; »»Gj Wa38. ah Sect 1 * 3 4 1 8,s7 ”8 9*• i» 5 M B k t6 tft'sa w ia w ! led U90n arid land*; and Ibereafur a U * of \n V i . . , , ,6 ,8 10 ao at ** »3 *4 etnrt t* T * « e annually, beginning with and In- the pronator 8 . 0 3 0 3 1 3 * 34 34 3J and 3«i , , ^ ' “ 8 {h* ">” • * hereby levied up on,told ^ T T h u upon afi other U nd. embraced in .raid *4 drminif* district s S d not n«rcinbclore d ttcH lx d . 3° e*c*pl‘ *nch as are described in the paragraph* immediately following, r t n of » ecnfi per are* to annually is hereby levied, beginning with and in* ___ - e lu d in g .h . y e a r , OSS, _ S 9 K 1* Tp 4J. R 39. atl Sera s 6 y 8 ty and so ; la R j l . between Tp# 43 and 44> •«*» > * J 4 I snd 8; also . : In R 39. between Tp* 41 and 44. to** 4 S * ad »; alto A tax of 31 cents pet acre is hereby. t*vfed •at the year beginning ipsa; and thercsfler Im a period of four year# beginning with and includi»l the year ip s j. a U x of 38 cent# per #<»e mairilr It hereby levied upon arid lands; arid IVrmiirr a ta t of 40 c r e tt per acre annually beattain I with and ineladlnw th# y«*r 19*7 t* •ettbr levied upon aaid Unda; * .. That upon the following described U adi In arid l* I’p ' mT ' k ? I a t 5* i “ V aJfo Tp . j , K. j of of of 1 1 *9 34< So 1 of ot »» approvi am «. all Sera t a 1 8 ta 17 ao #1 • I.1 j ».^U j i , all Sees 1 » and is ; also . Sees 1 a to 11 i | * • * f »J* * * • Tp 43? R 3 t. ali Sec. • 4 J * f • f •» ‘ I is 13 14 ij .3 *4 s j.a n d i t ; alw» la Tp 37, R s i , all Sera 7 ry >8 aa at . 7 »> " • W it den snd hi* deputies shall exei era to makings a rra y s , to requiring otherwiae enforcing tn# previsions e^ , , See. y. A ny p#rann or person*. 2*® * ' ration or whoa# agents or tmplo; • wilfully, m aiicloariy, or etoswwise a ill R'** to be act in tony lands In K v Tp 45, R jj, all See* jo and j i t riao See j, w4 V V S if." P 4*. R 35. all Sec# # 3 4 5 * • • «» »4 **, t o « b | m s . w v s W / r , . . •5 |< IT i l 19 to a t se *3 a# »* ** *T i* 3* 13 34 33 and sfri'riao . ‘ P 7. K jS , ail Sera » a 3 4 8 8 9 >o I t snd'* 4-6 ^ ** ** 1 1 *J * 4 *8 ** •» ** >* P 4l 3 R * 6^ all Sec* 1 a i to t i t# i | *4 j? 5 « a a .t t * v ? ? v jf » : w w '7 18 19 *0 11 1 1 13 i j *8 ay a t a# j o | t ,J4 JJ and 36; also P jo. H 56. ait Sera t a j to 11 I# t j 1* . l Y ££Sh!5f W ; A 4 c r . " , k ’ ,“ H e m to Counties of fOO^OO or More tloo and H arin g T w o o r More Circuit B r U Em eriti fry the LtgiMrtmrr e f the . to th# U w ft hereby . ^ ^ S t i ^ ^ ? ? h * n ^ r V ,n o ^ <MVheTr'ohi.n f f i w S ^ a s S i'H ^ o f t# ij, *a emend td by Chapter 15. as amende.! by Chapter y*8 s of th* IIP. Laws of Florida, b* and the san r amended to road a* foliowai . S S L K ’S N I I I I t ) 14 I f ** I I 1 ) I* «» «• IJ 14" * 4 ! * 7 « t H «7 ' * a t J* Jt J» 93 84 IS H f t s fi to 13 i« - h T . 1, I B M F d S i aum. b m u h ti i- * • 9 4 8 • 7 * * *9 S X "I jto.for four year# from dale df appointment, • duties and authority of th# Probation Officer ill bo thoa# prescribed for Probation O fficer. Chapter ( u f o f the A cts K r’ 8 u®^Jw# . ~ ORtoara to aacb co ira^iHatoMe^SSrirka to £ t^ T « S h o • « Federation o( Worn prrered condition lh a t 1 thereof shall b e used u aod benefit o l alt to* p no other purpose; and l anefi permit or stttfrr t » r other purpose or « thereof for such purpoi dt1 “ * K r i n a to , » h of M . ijftte b W A* to* • « . •* ■*” ,s: a t i a s s ! * % s s % » i S ' f j p A { .V s v of *« lto n 18. and nort *>• tow gihlp 58 south, re*idea, o r in which auch practic* I b* entitled to on*-, ' A n AN. A C T to Cede Uptt °! W omen1, C lub. C to Township J Thirty-Seven East, in Br j t Smarted fry tht Lt Florida 1 Section r. That for tl ih# people of the S u re ITfind* hereby {-*.)#. *n » ' Women’. Q a b* south tlce medicine, or ahall practic# a false or assumed name, or shall and Ub# at# another practitioner of a like approval ’mi f*c. iooq M * l «maofii V ‘ cniraeter* c,h ^ r t c r he A ^piictuofii » r » u ™ .h. from cm * ***' Uh me. upon eonvirtion thereof, be didat** to practie# medicine or turgery in any ST than I p r e e , o r by Imprimpmret M l th# approval of.the * ^ L of IU.branches shall be accompanied with proof (*“ ______ —a a -t-y ea rn , or by both lo ch fin* imprisonment. In tb* discretion ol the court CHAPTER ?. 18. A li lawa and pwrta of law# inccmslM. AN ACT to Provide erewith #rt hereby reperied. iy- T h i* A ct sh ill taka effect Immediately Pjm It* becoming a tow. Approved Jon* to, ip s i. s ra tv V aSpa.© asr» #uj ® v f , talnad ■ * license s i aforesaid It abaft b* unlawful f “ - ( o f tori to practice madlcine In this State, snd if p# aball practice medicine In tbta S u te , without ” 2 ? first bavin# obtained a tforese. h* ahril b« dremed VZL I f * " vfoUtrd the provirtotis-of this Art. A ll * (1, epplieanu for ■ license to practice medkla#—•* ' _u. fo* • renewal of any such tfeente which hat been refuse! to M iry out ord a ■ s r . u '. 'a .Y x holds himself out aa being abt< operate or prescribe for any h injury, defo;..ilty or physical shall either offer or undertake I . method to diagnose, treat, operate, or for any human disease, pain, injury, or physical condition. Thi# A ct th ill n< atrued to a ile d commissioned medics serving in the United S u te * Army, Nsv lie Health Service while to cummltiione on* while actually serving without **Ui « orefesaional feel on th* resident medical tb legally Incorporated hospital! o r sojr l« Hr r e / practice ittertd dentist exclusive! ‘---- * of dentistry; o r any per « who 001 9* ‘ h# fund* collected by the aeolianU without the use of dni; rrm, i nJ fr |0 ^ divided equally 1 hold two «*Rx f»U or tell* lenses — -!»— • Jimbt 01 hrra of the Hoard. Said Hoard o r t# engaged to regular meeting# In each year, on# meeting *h*llI nther apparattu or app) PBPSIIW . . ty<ls lor ih t pur* be held In June at some centra! and convenient the m echinlcst examioa place in to* State and on etteh date ** to# Board poa# of c o n it/ u e dfn t ------- ............................... ....... glasses or lenses, o r any iawfulty qualified phyri' shall select, of w hich meeting notice shall be glven by publication thereof once a week for four qfan to other attic* or cowntrie# meeting legally trgislcred physfoiana in this State tp consultation: successive weeks In * newspaper of general efr* CU|„ |on throughout th# St»t»: the other meeting or any phyvirian duly registi ther c<m^tre -- -he held oh the second Tueadey of October called to atrrnd Isolated case# ♦ -hall 1 -hereto Xt the Stale Capitol. Cali meetings may be held bnt not residing or habitually »t the discretion of the president. Raid Board or Ibe furnishing of medical — -— shall adopt a weal, which must be affixed to all ol emergency; or th* domettic #<1ministr#l family remedies; or the practice of chiropt licenses issued by it. Th# It««rd shall from time to time adopt such rules and regulations at it osteopathy by osteopath* who have beer deem necessary for th* performance of Iu licensed by the State Board of Osteopathic es, and shall examine and pat* upon lh* qual­ am inert; or chiropractic by c“ have PtoW 'duiy licensed by the ifications of applicants for the practice of medi­ Ixam ineri; o r naturopaths, not pre* cine in thi# Slat* #i herein prescribed. Irinea o r edmioUtermg drugs; or Sec, 6. Application* for Uccna#; A n y person Iwlvea; or to# practlvo i t toe re llf. wishing j o obtain the right to practice medicine any ehurch. f» tol* State, who h * r not heretofore been reg­ ■ nsltlea for Violation* t A ny pereon istered or Heretcd *0 to do, (halt before II shall "rin g medicine to this Stale without be lawful for him to practice medicine I# tills W. tb* provlalona of IhU Ac*. Or any State make application to the Doerd throuth the C01 thall. vTolale the provision* of, thi# secretary treasurer thereof, wrum such form snd to C*1 V kSu B f g i^ .is s - a f e S a g oow. 4 d(\- U r ic * , such peraon shall have ob- " ° l T n«U r iS r e K u T w iS jt J ia and upon convict ion t to auch punishment and penalty a# a r* P for misdemeanor* under in# L aw i of FI Sec. 8. A n y party or partita furnnhing “ th* p n t t k ted by tola A majority of th# Hoard shall constitute a quorum. See. a .- M ember; Oath ot Ollle#; Immediately and before entering upon the dtatto# o l ttid office the member* o f the .Board shall take th* consti­ tutional oath of office and shall file the same In lh* office ol th* Secretary o f Statoi and (her# shalt thereupon issue to him # certificate ol h it appointment. Sec. 3. O rgan isatio n l,M eetin gs; That imme­ diately aflet the sppointment snd qualification of and or­ ient, vice. rom carelessness or neglect 0 g, starting, looking atter and l — tied, authorised, ordered, or requl S i , . 4. . ; The F ire Warden shall have *u i‘ authority' and to require the ovrnrra o r | tracers, tenants, or other occupant- to burn srrwla# dispose of material deemed netesaary ■ let7 to be burned or otherwise disposed of, or failure o r refusal so to do auch person, ielor. leasee, tenant, or other occupant ahall bject to th# penalties hereinafter prescribed. im of fire* (n the Everglad#* from which g* will retu lt, end of such magnitude a* may nrcessary. the Fir# Warden ahall have auy to require service or aervier# of any p m ir person* for astlitlng him in chm inittoi , rxlmguithing auch fire* #nd fo r 1?* ;e to property fn Ewrglade* D r And the aaid Doaid shall pay th-----a t mar b« agreed upon, or such sum u th* nT fund.’' p ro rid H for’ SSffim #! • M f W j k r f £ d| Commissioner# of Everr i d thall have power and lu s t, publish and enforce ions as th# arid Board m sr "Tying o u t th e purposes of and regulation* shall have shalt be enforceable under th t Governor In to* tame manner. «lo« JJJ* *®2J|J** JJ*eg *ra»b t 'O.n» ° ‘ eo” to# owner, 1 ^ ia ft e r six month* 1 r,/ r _'h * federal appoeifonment 1, M id board may, referred to herein have been met, r license, or grant - {» u**d in th# dltcretfoo of I . restoring or con- department for the construction liege* of and per- of road* under th* supervision dlclne at defined mem, said fund* to be paid out I it the fee therefor ner ** provided for In thi# A rt. i# las nance of to* Sec. A T b it all law# end e conflict herewith, In clu d in g Chi tie* of M edicine; of 1019, l a v s of Florid#, b* at *T p«, . 1*, *. *a •h ■ • - «• Ks > m . 1 , , 1 ' ” J r ri"o ‘SeC* ' ' * 4 * 10 • 11 ill Sect 4 5 6 1 I 9 10 i j • I0 j o " , , „ t . u at .6 ay *8 19 u V f n d 16; rise ii4 fl* t8 all *.«■ * 1 * 3 4 5 8 8 9 1' , , f s ' s s s j r a 4 . ', x V j jV n d 38; ! w .h e r h i. Hereto j } Th# salary a 41' �• -M ',---“Jt-_-»aiOT* u tp ,o. an s«c« u i n i n l ill Sec* 19 . Jf jo Ji Ji and V 6 7 > 9 to j , 19 it Still Hale and Hearty':., .G.™ A. ., :|j! r.:V *n Tp °f »sM \ 1' A 'A 'U 't ''” J 3 '* ,J ,J 1419 i JD^.i , s> ,|| Sec, _ 9 lo * i SPECIAL t£ Dr»in»*e Diitrict; «•»« U>« amount of hond* Um iutam lln* under thl* A ct *(>,11 not ” e**H l7.7jo.ooo, that U to My. **. I1*0}" tll,e 1 8 ,000.000, , 1 pro­ yiucu ior -and authoriird ut»dcr the provision a of tk l oi y?5 tie Mr. Mose Taylor, returned homo | from Palntka on Friday. Mr. mi > Mrs. Summersili and chil­ dren, of Osceola, nnd Miss Summersill, of Jacksonville, nnd Miss Mnrgnret I.Iifllcy, of Osceola, spent Satur­ 1V. e°, " ,n* »*m« *hall becomi lo ^ Provided for by a link day evening with Mrs. Fred McFar. .i.fi h*rt. ? ' ‘Subed. and auch additions, ifh .L c?n*,‘'u,1' •« obligation to equal diglnne. ilh the bonds herein authorired, and equally ...vm».,.°r * •o’horired may be entitled Mr. r.nd Mrs. Chns. Philips attend­ / - " Ml drainage taxes then or thereed the pilenic at Stone Island Inst ‘ V U I> on ,he llnd»bonds *i»h*n oraxidteriei dbtrict. ”t prefertnee to any of Thursday. °'ryc *h, other bonde or terie* of bondt. * are hereby * nrepealed. '1 P*n » ol i» conflict A goodly number attended thp chicken pie supper last Friday night C o ., atthe town hall, which was f-Ivcn the Ladiea Aid of the Methcdiat church. ?kfAPTER ?4 i4 —(No. 19 ). Mr, J, T. Flyna left Tuesday for ANSettf7 ? f j Uof *? *nd *M»king Uni Unlawful the SKV‘‘.n« «"2 SUrllng of Eirea In Everglade* Gcorgin for a short visit nmong rela­ SamJ 4,|ie F*1hi,|hg the Eitin«ulihment of the tives nnd friends. i *««uU,la. the Accumulation or Bum Material I V .P* *'\d 9*her Inflammable Miss Helen Moran is in Oviedo vis­ Pn iV. i. * d V” 'InR *h« Hr* Warden with Ihnr... V?w ee™ w,,h fif,fffnce thereto: Auiting her grandmother, who has been I thome the Governor to Appoint a F/retoWarvery ill, • oFffni ,veroUt,0.nnI)1r li? *ihe* *DoK .d ol U°nimia.loner« ir f' vv.8 ?' e Uiatrlct lo Pay Such Mrs. M. Caroline Wilson left F ri-j cha.e ' VM.1 S . ! ndr 0 , . r.r S w ic e * . and to PurI W .N*a.r.’. lL !^ »»d V7 »«>«ln|C day morning fo r Daytona Beach where she will spend a month with her husband, Dr. Wilson. \Vhllo in Genova Mrs. Wilson visited her niece, Mrs. McFarlane. . Mr. I. M. Littlcr, of Osteen, spent Monday evening nnd part of Tues­ day with his daughter, Mrs. T. W. S v ) P re v a tt . " . v The barbecue given at the town hall by the ladies of the Baptist church in honor of the Baptist convention was a gr$at success. Fully three hundred • ^ i people enjoyed the barbecue dinner V ^7 on the grounds Tucsdny nnd a large number took supper there. On Wed-■ nesdny, chicken pic nnd pillnu wns GEOR(rE I). BIIAW, Springfield, Mass. served for dinnbr nnd nearly as great ‘'To nay that 1 feel twenty-fivo ly built up, I now weigh o n e 1 hun­ a number attended. The delegates re-, years younger, twenty-five years dred and forty-three pounds and my turned to their homes Wednesday! healthier. and twent^^jvo years stomach is ns sound ns n dollar. In nght after having been royally en­ stronger express whnt T |g n c hns fact, I believe I could eat the ol»i army tertained by the Geneva people. 8 et celery, lettuce, cabbage, caulndone for me better t h n n — ^ y other ------ rations again without it hurting me Mr. nnd Mrs. Culpepper nre en­ flower nnd other fall grown vegeta­ vmy I can put it." said George D. fin the least. joying a fine screened porch which bles in the field. Celery plnnts gener­ Shnw, veteran of the Civil War, who I ... , they have recently built. now- lives at .'121 Walnut street L 1 w u r ""»* a chance of saying a ally nre looking fine. The dry' weath. Rev. W. T. Rancher wns over front WANTED Mr. William Kilby hns built a fine Apopka Suntlny nnd preached after­ er is a very serious question for nil, Mott |^ | noon nnd evening nt Moore's station for every day more wells refuso to WANTED—Young cow. fresh and good milker. J. n, Kgj,! chu rch. 1 2 fiow. Engines aro being placed to mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. ls-tfc never known a medicine to ,- L .| Tan- , “ T T™ " W° U,d ,,ul thp"> in j » the Baptist barbecue Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnmes English, of force tho wntcr on many farms. The Mrs. -spec, Speer visited her Inc. For fifteen years I w„„ s” . I T J,,sl ns * hn» For „ I Geneva. Mrs. SEE M. S. NELSON for alM d iS ^ ] Tnntpn, nccompnnicd G. C. McDougnl American Fruit Growers, Inc., arc Jort ,0 attacks of indigestion Z t !T ° m y1 *° W <* ** Physical -'«ter, Mr. I. M. Wicks, hauling-___j , ^ . . home front his visit in that city. The placing sovernl and many others have were so bad at times I would have to Ii* J'T r l 8 tr o i1 8 ™ or° u i‘‘ *>“ «"vices at the Mcth- English’s nre contemplating coming installed them. Among them nre, A. WANTED—To do your plowing , Iny up for a week or two For « lon\- V f° "" h° ( l" 1 years od<8t chu" * Sunday,-both mom- to Snnford to reside Jf n suitable lo­ Corpnny, J. C. Ellsworth, W alter harrowing. Call Geo. Conyers, Mt time I lived on crackers and milk ^ <‘l‘r,n,nl>' ft'"»‘-thing to be in« nnd evening. Rev. Right, of cation can be found. gH Rnulenon, B. Steel, M*-- Chatnmn and Celery Ave. . alone ns nothing else agreed with me lhnnkful for nnd thore is nothing too Oviedo. will prench. never vwuw como amgie, single." WE WANT a Indy or geatEwj] M. A. Jackson took n party of others. — “Troubles - ----- -- .•«•» “When I started on Tnnlnc I w eigh- 1 * ° ^ Cnn Sn>' f°P Tanlnc-" I Mrs- Kndor Guflett and Mrs. Elchfriends over to Daytorn Bench fishing I Tho Jnck Dnw« «nd rico birds hnve agent to handle city trade in ed only one hundred .find seventeen Ta,dnc is sold in Sanford by the !" r‘, **,tcndcd picnic at Stone Is- on Sunday; n 20 pound bass nnd n ■Iust cnmPed out on some of the Jctford nnd other vacant cities. This is I pounds and my days were thought to j Union Pharmacy and lending drug-' xrr “J .1 . string of lesser size bnss wns brought tuce nnd cnbhnge seed beds to eat n, wonderful opportunity as you *fll be numbered. Pve been so wonderful- gists everyw here.-Adv ” , P t nnd Mr' Frod home. -overy seed to be seen, nnd dry weath­ be retailing the genuine J. R, Wit-1 r-----------------------------------------------' Mcbarlnne, were in Snnford on busi­ Doctor Hnzeldon enjoyed n birth- er hns hindered seed from coming up kins Coqonnut Oil Shumpoo, _ ness Wednesday. Face Powder, Fruit Drinks and dny on Tuesday. A Inrgc pr.rty front also. Swope entered Rollins College, Mon­ In Tp 4 j, H 37 . all Sect as j 6 35 -and 3 6 ; tlso In 137 other products. Write today fc > InTp 4j. It 37 , all Sect 1 s 11 u ij 14 1 5 S«n town rnmc out for the evening a t the ---------------■ day. . ' if 11 j 44 m *6 27 28 fend 3 6 : felto In . . t KXIDE" BATTERIES, the Giant Hnzeldon home on Silver Lake. | Y,,u wi,l want a Irnttle of the won- free sample and particulars.—'Ths J ■ lo Tp 44. It 37 . oil Sect 20 21 2 2 23 25 26 27 felto Mr. 0. I*. Swope nnd Sidnnv , I■ 1 nptii!<t «*sw-l'dion being held th,,t in a box.. We ran now furil 29 li jj ]4 15 and 36 : il» In Air. nnd Mrs. Madison Wade nnd 1H -Idcr^ld ’Paulae remedy. You can get it R. Watkins Co., G8 Memphis, Tenn. I loTp 43.It j 7 , all Sec* f 2 3 4 5 8 0 10 11 5 anti ln ,,,’nt’vn this wick is being .attended I___ ^ "h sixa. Volt .Batteries it $2150 We f. ------1 _____ rv . * returned from Chicago‘ last' ‘Friday’ It., J it IJ 14 t< 1 17 jo 21 22 23 24 25 26 2 ; fH In by n good many Oviedo peoplt*. buy, sell, exchange, recharge ........... and ro- tie son, have returned front Knoxville, |^rrim *ko Union Pharmacy.—Adv. I )) 34 15 J^I t^*o and 6 night. • --------------------------• In Tp 19. It 38. ill Sect 25 *6 27 28 29 30 A lav of 18 cen Ihe Methodist church, which hqs P"'1- all makes 'Bntteries.—Ray Broth- Tehn., whore they went with the-re-1 FOR SALE Mr. Boy Willinms, of Sanford, is been undergoing repairs is now finish- ers- Phono 548. c-tfc mains of their little daughter, Panin, | .'8T GRADE STABLE MANURE l 4 OK SALE—No. 817 West Pint i spending his vnenton with his-parents for hurinl. Mrs. Wade nnd the chil- > ' n cnr*ond Attractive prices, cd ,nnd will bo ready for tho r e g u l n r * ------------------------ • in Orlando. Eight rooms nnd bath. For dren'hnd been with her parents jn i Prtrtnpt 8 h,Pment"- Write for quotnnnd terms, write box 782, Dai Miss Nellie King left Saturday to Knoxvillo for a visit and reached'Q °nfl‘ Ber<fmnn Manufo Co., Box 2163 ■ Fla. take chnrge of tho primary depart­ " S S U hw now, (ra,„ Mr,, w. e. here about three weeks ago with I A' J ncksonville, Fla. fl-2tc Carter and Mrs. J. C. Lee, Sr., has -------SUl'II M lllf.l I' AIN l‘~ s 11i,I t I M l ment of the Tildenville school. Paula very ill, her den It occurring in iiionager. Urdrra pr'ftuptl) e»ef\tfd. been received by friends. The friends Mr Koldnson Was a visitor in Orfq»ili»u gturaniml. The young people gave Mabel , a few days. The cause of her death •<( Mrs. (>. I*. Swope are pleast-.I to l,,,,do Er»dny, going down to close the FOR SALE—1920 Mode I“ (i .^ylT Swope nnd Elizabeth Lawton a sur­ know- of her setndy improvement. deal in the salt- of his place to T. (J. is said to hnve been bowel trouble. touring enr, practically new tir prise party Inst Friday night, which Much sympathy is extended to Mr. Roebuck. GUARANTEED In good condition, Apply, A. P. was an occasion of much merriment I\ E. Phipps returned Frldny from and Mrs. Wade in their sorrow. The onl>» explanatiqp of Tnnlnc’s SURE SHOT, kills timber, nny spec­ hclly. and greatly enjoyed. Mr- nnd Mru. L. A. Bruntley nnd ies and size within from ( 5 ) to ( 5 5 ) great- success is TnnliiA true worth. Plant City, Tnntpn and other southern The Methodists held another ouL —Union Pharmacy.—Adv. points. son, John, left Inst Friday via the A. •lays, seldom longer than (15) days, FOR SALE—Celery plants! WlU door Sunday school Inst Sabbath, nnd rpady about the 25th of this Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Y. Fuller were vis- O. L., for North Carolina, to visit quickly decays timber nnd pi-events through the kindness of the Baptists, Inquire nt Herald otTice. their relatives, the Frezieni, Hunters, sprouts, also kills Pnlnictto immedi­ Wireless telephone message' front ' ,0hs in ° r,nn',n Friday. held their preaching services in the tterninny; "God save the mark!"_ Rincnu has returned nnd other friends near Charlotte. ately. Write for particulars. TRUCK TIRES, Goodyear non-skifel Bnptlst chun-h. Ilnsinn r.lnk* home front tht* Orange General H«>s- Possum hunting- is the attraction up In H lirtwrrn Tnt 43 and 44 . lolt 1 “ SURE-SHOT” Timber Killer Co 32xf1 ,<l ........................... $271 Mr. nnd. Mrs. S. W. Swop spent I f and * iUn pita] where she hns been for Severn) ^ just now, so they sny, 34x4H .................. sij •OCALA, FLORIDA k li LfUrffi Tpa 4 ) anti 44 . loft 4 Sunday In Orlando. 1 weeks but we nre glad # 0 ,s»y she is Mrs' P '1^ ’ •,on,'s and Miss Hoskins I v al».1 NOTICB! All other sizes nny make in propor-j nnd nnd anna M iss'‘ I have grafophones, guns and bi- much improved. ■^ J-*'* *»| 32 cent* per acre It hereby Jones, Joined Miss Sheppard and Exclusive -Manufacturers nnd Distrib­ T Mr. . .. Mrs -Blackwood ......... ............. tion. Get our prices before you buy*- I »f thp trar hfRinninu iqjj: an«l ihereafler 1 utors for Florida and Cuba. • Innis drove out to Oviedo on husi- •r1ycl®*. that hnve been repaired over 30 Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Dinkel nnd Miss Miss Simpkins from Jacksonville nt ............... ou ................... . "• *’• ‘oiinpi iinn I • period of four y’rara hcKinnlnir with and inch R°y Brothers. -Phone 51R ri 4sB. I **f the \r/r loij, a lav of 36 cent® per ** to Dnytonn Bench on Sunday for the ' c X m l Z l t e “ r f , ! . ' . ” !!! f?*HS ™ vf- »"■' J- E. Phi........... J iftnuiily w hereliy levied upon fefeld landt: day. Dnytonn Beach Monday and were the a lu of 40 centa per acre annually Mr. m d Mr,. Frank'M nrrl, an,I Mr-. fhi'm" n,2 rBfJo ''" V° IponinB with and Including Ihe year 1927 I-- R. Mitchell spent Tuesday nnd guests of F. H. Itnnd nnd fnmily. “ Miss Susie Fay wns at home from I W ffby Iniftl upon aaid landt. Yours resp spcctfully . . * * S . * I Wednesday In Orlnndo. I Thai upon the following described landt In K. A. Wilkinson, of Snnford, wna a Palntka over Sunday. She was accom­ W. A. PA * • i Idmrirt. to wit: Miss Elizabeth Lawton nnd Mnbel ?*,' Palmetto Ave., Snnford, Florida visitor in town for several days tho panied by three young Indy friends I ^ »p j?, It jt, all Sec* t a j 8 ix 17 ____ *i**ilC * I*7 x* j* »nd jj; al«o guest*of Mr. and Mrs. William Al­ for n w eekend visit, Mrs. Fny ento'rIn 1 1> 18, ft j i , a|| Sec* i a and ix; xl*o len. 1, tnlncd n party of yoqng folks on b rionds of Mnstor II. J, Overstreet Saturday evening in their hon r. will he pleased to learn thnt he won * • • . * Alya Chorpening was n very happy one of the Dayton bicycles thnt the little girl on Tuesday ns she that day Tampn Tribune is giving away in its reached the advanced age of eleven subscription eftntest. * years. Numbers of pretty gifts were • • Rev. Burr held services at the Bap­ received nnd a picnic supper nnd tist church Sunday. • bathing party planned nt Hnzcldon's Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen nnd Claude Hincliff motored to Coronndo Bench bench on Silver Lake. Every body had n fine time. Sunday for the dny. Mr. Muirhend hnd the misfortune Miss Taylor, of Valley Fort, Gn., is the guest of her aunt, Miss Florence to havo his bam s burned down a few days ago with considerable* loss to Lovell. A. E. Bonrdmnn nnd Mr. Hunter, of him. The fire Is said to have been 1 quart glass ja r of Peanut Butter 75Maitland, were visitors in town Sun- caused by some careless smoker ‘Iny, coming up to look after Mr. among the hay. m '? zu.ca?x0f ° Yer-8ea Preserved Figs, per c a i u O ^ o l Welsh s 14-oz. Apple Butter, glass jnr........................40c It is said, "all signs fall in fair Bonrdmnn’s property in West Longwood. J® 1**»*07.. can of Pink Salmon, per can.... ........ 25c weather,” but according to whnt tho 1 dozen cans of tall Cream, per dozen • s i 50 Mrs. Newman, of Snnford, is spend­ "old timers" sny, there should have 1 dozen cans of small Cream, per doz. T ' :...... \ ....... 80c ing a few days with her parents, Mr. been a good rain cither three day be­ 'in i 1 i 7 ,tf *3 J° j* j * 3J • " d J<: »I»0 ’ Trtwteea o, 1. K JJ. *11 S«c* 1 j 4 J 6 10 i t i t IJ be atib)ect Best Western Pork Chops, per lb. ......... ' .......... aqc nnd Mrs. Bill Allen. • fore or three days nfter the moon II* T « /i o ‘I'M .1! *nd J*. *’*° -f. •»xld TruMeea, in lunnerancq 01 in* iruit upon ' ,i, u _ »/,:_ •J "« 1 . h ’S' *" S*e. j e S « 7 8 0 .0 11 which the taid land* are held are herebr au- „r vtoUito, was in the full in September. Thore L lo .. 1..? '• ** »*.»J *«•*$ »8 *7 *8 1non*cq ihorirrd and empowered Pt lima aawii and ■ m i cm r m i « u « m u to i u par $»■/ the »n» lime M i n e out o u i of Ol rtrnutv d r o u t T Kir. F ife 1 Bfest Western Round Steak, ^ f i b T ........................... i t ianv n v fund* f u n d * In i n lIheir h # i r npoitculon n ttrtllo n rderived f * r i v w . t from Irnm slim ^ ih»r«il ■‘It -Must Hare n*cn Dead at Lenst 0 wns a full moon the 17th. th* n i Tn V - V i i -15..*cd j4 i 4,40 . «nr fund. In Ih ■ i|| ? . 7 : c ,4 ‘ • " S e c. r a j 4 J 8 9 to 11 ..f« 0| | ,„ d , or ...a . „ olhrrwite. T. proiid^ -"S tar" Picnic Hnm,. per lb.- ! ....... Z Z Z Z Z Z i t e Months But Didn’t Smell." Mike StonofT, Ben Monroe, 0. J. Our Prices Will Save You Money Dt I L 5 * '6 '/ *° 41 ** *■ » •* ** *7 *—• ** -Sec u « i a. m. That i n n fi Section 19 of Chapter 84j8- of the th-^du'lv nf s i . „ r- . . . ...............................Acta . ActeofOf, 9 191 ri., V„nd. 1 V, ,,. J.a. a* amended b r Chapter 69«r. Acta ruilnw A iin .n .. Pope, John Rumley nnd Slmion Filip Another barrel of those good Apples in today. K *J »4 M R.o J . ' ° " '* 11 14 ° ! MI'S, a i intended br C h .n i.r 7i«a of iVe A c t. ^ M r o r S “Snw a big rat in our collnr Inst nre nmong the first to set golden cel-' la Tn4 , ? Jf. * " d JJi •'*« . . , . O f *919. L aw . of Florida, be and the tame fa".V D l.irfe f to Im I* *!• R J‘ - »“ See. 4 y 6 7 • 9 10 14 hereby emended to read at follow .! * * e LJtwtrlct. *eo • Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Beets, Etc. Kail." writes Mrs. Joanny, “and cry in the field. A good many grow­ * “ Sec. 19. T h e Board of Commiatlonera bought n 35c cake of RAT-SNAP, ers aro wniting for more water power broke it up Into small pieces. LaSt to wet up their Innd to cnahic them to week whilo moving wo came across Mayors, bnnkers, lawyers, promi­ the dead rat. Must © re been dead nent government, state nnd county of­ six months, didn’t nmclL RAT-SNAP ficials, prominent business and pro­ is wonderful" Three sizes, 36c, G5c, • - -«• fessional men and Ministers of the ' PHONE 536 • / £, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Gospel have endorsed Tanlac.—Union n* 1 Hardware Co. Pharmacy.—AQt. *-• ai-'TSf T t M - i~ ................... bliah f T • y/. U . i i ' ‘i-aWa*" V ••• • : *~ : '= ’ F rid a y a n d .S a tu rd a y 2 3 - 2 4 Will be the time for you to have that Fall Suit made to your measure. The Schaefer-Weedon Tailoring of Cincinnati, will send a special representative here to show you one of the greatest tailoring lines on the market. • .* You can have your suit m ade up, and come out.at.’any date, and if you want it in a week’s time you .can get it—th at is another great feature about this line, they deliver the goods on time. We have handled their line for sev­ eral years, and find it fa r superior to any we have ever handled. . . It would be a pleasure to us to have you call and inspect this line, whether you buy or not. $■ "“>,-•32 W »nd il * pa 1 li ___— ... i .„y ' y7 h ,t r r .......... ........ ........ * ‘n-i. Same; Jt». The board of eiam lner* may grant a licenae *, , h. ® ^en* Without examination to licentiate* of boinla from f hA/* et o1 ,he. w u b oi me I'roDatioo Utficer. i ^ U ,’nK 10 Heijuire-other atatei, requiring equal or higher qualilica? ,*,ue,8 " ° t •<> exceed t j o per month. | ? r * n Sr c . c*,r*! ,s *c,i<*" * 7 0 of lion* with the State of n orida. provided »u?i ,h>! uy <h* Couoty Commltiionera o f f t*o ih ^ A lS .V n im i'V u' f w ° | | F1° V ,U; e 1*hall have revided in thU State for at ‘ pch COtmtlet, out of the Fine and Forfeiture l »? i i „ i iP f? »m ,Br. ° f * ' Board of Kelec- lea»|.6 month* prior to auch application and afiail ^un‘b *nd the County Commiuioner* are herebr I Medical .Examiners t.y the Ooveiaior: Sec- aatitfy the board that il b h i. iir V S on'’ V * ' aul hOri i ed and directed to I Section 1171 of the R tvitril T mI” ' t* Q. <fa,< ’ *>; *U ,’i , p ,l>,r pb/Jtclana and of Florida ?JRelitin* to u J i* 1 S * T|i,fC- • 14-n * ° we,r * ll ° L Borndg; Medical F ia m ln e it* Se elfin Appointment of Ti e >a,(| Il.^arJ •lu ll have power v b r f llenefM S u m i e ^ K lJ iV .4 U< “ f - i‘ ° - i t n c * . and £la tin£, to ^the Term S ,Vof Office » of* 2 ' V S t .lH W fC u aurgeom. be required for the proper conduct of the office, I'roKcutiona: Src- J- “ The Probation Officer •hall be the to adminUler of the*, Juvenile Court of auch couotie* to take te.ti- *n,i pr.form .‘f t dulie. of euch Clerk: ua<!w .* h? . Src- .?■ BUS « H -w ssn e fe Act T h .ll take effect immedlattly an act ? £ £ £ £ % r'eiaung to the *ntl *nu regulation, tp ef " ,f. ”i “ r l i.* 11 ' regulation ol of tile the Hoard. Uoaid. Such Such licen»e heenv. '.hall Iloard and The A u t h S u S * . S S rl Urt ,,c , , «ntd by ">« Ptt.ident and atte.ted by the Hoard, and the AuthorMy to Make Mulct for »ecrtury treasurer ol the board under it* adopted 9 F = iaii.1 ? vat 3a t -f. l l. _ . - . 1 . ». . . . • 3 F ® V sT W - “ - 8 T S S S 1 -2 SH8 Uting to Examinafiona by Said* BoardTsirtlon Ihb*!^" .hill" b?' prwum^fre* eVideJ^^m nI at.. « in i B*PlL E.mae,ti iixsrssssffV'siiLs: . X Z ^ 4 >*' LttUUlmr, t f lh* Suit *..4 a ,c .i“dss Arle“c*, Mtdictne; Section a. 8 . «o aid the proaecuting’attorney, of the Sh hi.in- lf r i^ . - G^rtr>ij?U[U,e* °S t'orid.. Me- enforcement of thl, Act and In the promi Grmtinw T,mrmrir« i° rfoard ol persona charged with violation of its provision. — nnu. ana mail De recorded In the Cbm* 1 S £ M r r S & 5S « s i M. i i peawa! Statute* of Flor- • lictnliate,e name to be removeJ from the rec* until the um e.hill od| Reviled UR *iJ’VCentral ° ion Fee; Section aiH 4 ?'d* in the office ol any clctk of c™ ™t in thU corded a. aJOreaafd. ifoTeu d h Ol_ Statute, of Florida. Ex* Stale on the following .round. r . t . “. 'oroen as d“ aT* ,or order _b**n__*i,n4d *“d »•* timedi- | 1 Gov- 1 K Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. EAST SANFORD Wlt** b the Practice ol Medicine and cente which ahalt Include the fee for examina- in.tallmrni. .. 5«rr» to PU the Fee* for Llcemta In 1 Surt>7 tion 1 ’ r llcetue, and a fr« of f 5o.oo 5k “ . Said aHoard; for Peroration. of Lleatfl ■-hton. 1Provide i.Ii. —— . # 91 . ■I. * •hall he charged for iliu m , a licenae by reciproc- Officer 4*nd : CLASSIFIED WANTADSl nt — SUM Ooaem- D“vU «*“■*• ,;;"1 OVIEDO j ---------------- T- M »v. «T v ' LONGWOOD NOTES M . 1 ’•! B. ^ If I TIMBER KILLER [!'ll 5i *f i : til I '.Sri- £jfi I ^' P« •! ‘ii M i fc J l i l f . tftlrVJP (or and Fertilizer Materials . O u r M a t in e e S a le s &mi are very u brs C a sto r P o m a c e ’ H ard w ood A sh es PO PULAR” THIS WEEK ONLY ’ ,'UnUhed" m . U |taU W a 'V *d “ «h si's'sK""1".o” -v. redcntlxl. , y . l L w 7 "m em ber o Z U «e. U & 0 ,or. • nict^wriVh thiV A rtUaT.' hnd ^ 4rt* 01 ' “»• auch float * incmudit’ AN ACT AN ____ *<»»—(No. tf), A C T to Provide for the K n U r.r . pote. ® D' ? l £ W * h ,kt L4* * * ? • ' ,k* Sb jm penutlon, Section ». That the n ^ r-t . 1 n Probstlon Of- o f S u te In .li|Utlon. L . „ r t C0™®** V°VuU*nipowered and *d iraeted to 1 Judges, (or, undertake and procure |h Uli tf teration and repair o f the Capitol ■ubatontkl eontarmltf wUh toT*, Dressed Hens and Fine Friers -4-. * T . * Chase & vwujtvia. t%nm1*1isiy| pnyf. T w B i y ®9Li»«a“'j*/-. E m S•dJuL’sm W s ^m i “® . • . • 1 ( -- * - a ■ ____:__ * __ m is iis p tZ iro e l C? VF 'r C o u m h i l o n t n ‘ Ol the laid co u n tln out k Iporary U- of the F « „. and F o rfritu r, Fnod i J f a W S M J ^ *^ SiiblKfei. '_________ . tn Immedlxteljr KAINIT—SHEEP MANURE— . GOAT MANURE And Other Materials - ° ' , S U ,e* ” ««■ * , -. or*ihil* Sec- k< Thxt ,hl l»* .. o l a like 1 f " K ! Immedlxteljr upon It* nxi theieof, be b,r ,be. CoT*‘rnoc. Occam* p * mpritonm tnt ? 1 "** ‘ PProtral o( the CoTem or. ' G r o u n d T o b a c c o S te m s . I. D . M A R T IN ” dU" i&vr- - h ,f*J °»1 HrmL ■ih'hM .' - it . ■ - a-- - �i ' * »' fi* * Si S A N F O R D . F L A ., 1921. General and Permanent Laws Sec. 6. That jn y M n on . firm or corporation -Set. J. T tat Section 'l * ? ' Kcrit^a found guilty o f the violation o f thl» Act ahall be Statute*- o f ihorfcU, t9 -»°. rJl ~*n^ , *° A h deemed guilty of the offence o f “ paaalng worth- keling Bureau of the SU te of Florida, be leaa checks” and ahatl be puniahed by fine not ed to readaa loU°"»t r« -m i« Io n er ;k.e* °„5 ho S S (> n r n l erty o f whaterer nature belonging to .such oi-L.it tbe. ----; j or«r to ik« « ... shall turned the <;»•(* State (nmn. Comp._ ‘. ntl. trollcr by the State Auditor, am Syc . That the Comptroller o f the S u te o f ih ifil Florida ia hereby aulborUed and directed dlrecte to prer in* tne^ acribe a form or form, of _.Inancia. prohibited Iron* being u‘ *^ *n S * * catching of ibrttnp o f p fi* p *°r purpoaea in the water* of the A tlantic within the Jurisdiction of the State / __ tinleaa aueh veaae ha* been jfe n ie d by the Con • • • culture of Florida to take ahrif* Enacted by the Florida Legislature of 1921. Published by o t h . ' f lh t eountlM o( the ........., „ ........... ...... ..................... — - — ------. State of Florida, plct* reatitution to. the perty or partlre Injured by may the eapenacs of the Marketing ^oram. ndant ahatl aloner exceed the aum of la j.o o o k n n u M y . ' „h lch ahall provide for and require an accuiate or owner* therof. and to pay an annual the commission of the defense. aueh defen inment not of . $*!.ooo annually, all _ the receipt*. dtaburaetnenta, unpaid U x of two thousand doUars, and upoa ~ ta lined not exceeding lio e or impriaonment — - . turn u« »• . . . --------------- , or ao ra " 7, , *“ *'*# ,*.1! report of _ ---- I- .------------------— »n carry r . , r . out the protision oroeiilon «. of -•••• thle wj rrln tl«•in*d" I M | , , n'j liabilities liabilities of of *uch eueh cou coun- of inch amount the Commfaalooer o l Ag exceeding thirty day*, or aentrnce impended in U neeeaaary to the diacretlon 'o f the court upou payment by Act. ia hereby approprUted out ■o f the ( “ " £ ,ueh form atkl manner aa to act forth a ahall Ittue a lieena* to aueh boat fertlllier (tamp* to on. derived comprebtn,|y, and in d complete complete atatement atatement and and lre­ name, authoriiing it to bu need for the defendant o f the accrued coat nf pfoaecutlon. .. _ from tb# aale of fertlllrar aUnma to oe comprehend** See. y. That In proaecutiont bad under thla paid In the manner a* all otbar Slate port of admlnldration conduct and condition of cafchm t ahrimp or prawn for * Florid, p Z S fS b & J& S W L& aueh water*, and (ball ■ Act, the affidavit Information or Indktment penaea ar# paid.’ ’ r— . r . l the financial affair* of each aueh county, and all poaca n____ — rft. tar • ------kea. ACT hlahinc T lo r.d a Induitrial kra. charging the offrna* may ha la the following Sec^ .4- That Section H I* . Revlted Oeneral aeparat* ^ fund* __ _thereof. ___ . —be- at- name---in-------aueh--lieena* „ of the . Such _____ form*—may wilfully afflrma or aweara • form, "that the (aid defendant. A B.. in th* Statute* o f Florida, I0»o, reUtlng to the M»r |t from |Jme |im€ b mM Comptroller, and *al<l boat or ve titl and aueh llcewa* tmulfZ -----7 r ; —■—- — — “.— 1vim . iu«i inv u iq ucicnuaiii, n . — ... •«■ a w u w -> • — - I *** paaa - ................... .........of* the S u te of Florida, be amcno he ^ hlvp |h# ^ |0 - ^ H h e and promul- trwiaferable. I’mvlded, the money fr fal»*ly in regard to any material matter or thing' county and.................................................. atate aforemid unlawfully did a ketlng "Bureau committee " ' ° 7 . any •»? T f f T i '1? mentioned in Section i rmn^in c rm ln wortblea* worthier* check o f tenor and effect, effect fol- ed5 to re*ad* aa folio .1 ' .. .. . ___. i gale rule* for the effectual adralolilration and ol lieen*** under thla A ct ahaJI be h y npoor th* dhc V r»* o t Jnfortcmtn, o f |he ivoviakma of thle Act. and the ahell Hah land, and ^rovfded^ "Befora entering Remainder o f th# Period End u . L n i L .. deemed guilty of false awrar- lowing, that i* to *«y (here act forth th* check lo tb* • nd •h*u .*>• imprisoned in th* S u te priaou yrTh.tini. with all endorxetnent* appearing there- his* Vlutlex " a a " s ite M*rkrting Commissioner, the ™ prescribe and alter, from time te time, *uch *uch licentca *hal| lUUuHB •# exceed in * twenty • “ and * g or -lu ll-lit ■ parttcularlration • 9 * 1- _t.,inn. -.*.!■ by the laat not■ * exceeding on)” State Marketing. w»-Cotnmlwlqner ahall gfvg M M other ol] " ”years. via# ouu• no mv other 1/tHl tag further |'wi latumi •«•»(*•« aiwn* ---- * r-o*#rnor forma and book* a* may be neceviary in of the Shell Flah CommUiloner o r M* the JpproptUdoM giber „ ___ _ ,______ See, j . All w itn ttK i lummoned before tny (hall be necenary, provided, that for good cmu«e In the aum of alLWho payable . ________ „r c .l t . connection with and conforming to the provl- Ued deputy. A. , .• t I-c U tu re for lfoapittl aod the committee mentioned in Section i of thii Act being made to appear, the court may require the o f the Slat* o f FVorl^U for the u*e ot .the M»ie tiona of |1>U non-rcridcnt. w within the thia Act. j1' Section j . A non-f*#til*nt. itw a ut# ^ 5p!*r, for the (0* B oy, « K Inauf- ahall receive two dollar* for each day'* actual f,frn|,hinx o f • bill r ■ «•“ ! ftAnlihlng o f a bill of perticuUra to the defend- nf Florida, whkh bond ahall beexecuted by aome ^ g. 7 ^ ,, i(t haU b* tb* duty of lb* Coun- ol thia A ct. ladefined to beany pen ‘ would be emUrraated or preju- Surety Company to be »PProved Ify 'I 'f CommUtloner* and Cletka o f tb* Circuit than an alien who bat notredded bona preparation of bit drfena* by tb* u o f S u te (/onri anu t|)(j tne the coun CoUnty Board* 01 o f . i'uouc Public inatrucInatruc- conunuoutly eontmuoualy In in this State lor for on* o n * -----_r y _____ , . conditioned that tb«•M arketing . - court ty Uoarda yean CommUiloner alull. well and truly gecwont ie r, „ on |0 ml)ic owl, fill In and aulncrib* aueh reSee. 4. That any alien or non-rerideat who at \ Any committee mentioned in Section 1 ‘ " s ^ ' g 7 Thi1 t ’^ r f l h ™ * ( h a l t U ha taken f i ! T >welSaVnd I n i *Uwfutly apply all money* w hkh porti or atatementa o f county 1finance* upon the take or caich ahrimp or priwu coqtra N l __ . _ v6S.es U needed now o f thla Act ahall have power to compel by duee* or bp)d t0 or __m ___ . ___ ______ n by M - Comptroller provitiona of thia A et. ahall upon . form* prcacrlbed aald Comptroller form or ____ ^Wheicaa, tb* «um Inatltecum the production o f any hooka,' record*, let Whcieaa. L ccru tn f againat aald ln*»lP^od o f any l» o k i, record*, let- rrlative to nbU Inlng money" money oorr property propany under unurv aa the law direct*^ and that be will wen anu from j fom j0 tjm a n d to awvar to th* accuracy .Ihtrqoi be fined not more than I 1 4 * rnaintenance for the me ter*, ta rover •l« <1*1li?*o c “ * . - r 7. , « luaintenance maintenance t m . or othfr other d documenUr, « u m en U ry evidence it It may de- u l ^ ppr„ rttene**,enc, ^ . n0T th* th, ' term* lfTm* nor nor effect " • o f the* faithfully perform th* dutka requited ot mm |n<] tomp|rttneM 0| , b t u m e to th* beat o f their impriaoned in the county jail not Unger and "lion*. o*(ndAp^J. and June, t* e t. “ »hown [® M ,“ ‘"e in reference to any nutter be- negotiable: InitrumenU- *— law-*of•*-tb*S u3 te o f Florby taw." . r . kt^wlrdee. Information and belief, and file the year. tie * Sec. That Section t j a t . R*ri»»d lienw ai utame m e wj-|b (be Comptroller o f the Stale of FlorSee. %. T h at tbe owner or owner* Efetbe fo llo w in g itraU *d »tat«nie^1 fey-. Sec. j. All expenaea Incident to bcarlnga or - at* -,x u _ or „ i r t l -a law* In eon- M Statute* u iu te * o o rf Florida. r w i i u j , i*#o, ■* *". t ; u ' ln* , * ° - - - ___Jde, Id*, at aueh tlmea aa the a m * may be called for or waael. owned wholly or In pert hi krtlog Bureau o f j h e S u t* o f Florid*, he amend #||J yy l d ew led, — of tk* State Florida, amend- #n<| n |d Comptroller. or non realdent. who ahall knowing' !?„T” t.l ,^f 0.,L' .by*.*.nL C.ura™iUf f , w i t h thU AVt are hertb^ m ^pebk -■ foBowi! ----“Sec. 9. That 1* * “ SM!S.Jk“ for m a ln u u a n ce 4 1j.j0 t.js; Ca^* P U r f L ° i . ,h« f S**- «“ • ‘n ,l » Aet .hall u k e effect open *lu *be- ed* to read* aa . Tha It ahatT be th* duty o f the Clerk permit *o be uted. eueh boat or vraael Exchange Bank “ >r m » ,t,io j.o jS Cap- Florida out o f any moneyi In the Slate Treaaunr coming a Uw. Approved May in, io *t. i j a f . ” The CommUtloner o f Agriculture and f , b O rcult rcuh Court and the County Superln- ol the provtaion* of thla Act ahatl ■ ) • - ------- - i - r - .. --------.d in g eommtiatonrr ar* am nori.™ V™ tendent of Publk Inatructlon of each inch coun- Hon be fined not te n than Ijoo, nor ”. . •. , *ur*7 upow ~H A. P T E. R-------. . fN o. »). 1 . wartant drawn by the corapC 840*— ault. adriae. adiyt and prorautgat* «<» *klpiu« ty to preaenre In their reapeetlv* office* ia a St.*00. or be Impriaanad in th* county Inte- lr° ” er_upor1 the requUition of th* chairman of A N A C T tn p y ^ d e for th# R elief o f Cha*. P . throughout thia State Rule* and Regulations tor |obtUntJll pro,|,ted for that purpoa*. com- i r u than three month*'nof. longer than • hMtt lunh. 'n f l k e untuW Bill* in comptr®'1" • “ u ^ i.a l'u n p a id — main- aueh committee. Lovell. Adjutant General o f Florida, for tnas he Inqwctlon o f quality, the truthful, honeat p|(t( t[)(1 tc tu r llc cople* of every aueh financial Sec. A' Thai any boat or waael w hkh „ cf $66.Si 1.971 bllt,.£ l .) 2 i Pnewla for malnteSec. 6. All law* and parU o f Uwa in con o f pert o f a la r y from January .at, 19*1, to hranBlng o f each package ahlpped and ^ i m ptr>report o r'au trm en t with the aignature* and at- ihta Aet required to obtain • Ueena* for ... Hmtncr f n . o 6a.o4 ! j ^uolT*01.000.00. to* flk* herewith be and th* aame are hereby repealed. 'lime. joth. 10*1. bv reaxon o f failure o f the hibiting o f any ahlpoer horing tb* beneitt 01 ^ , 1 , , thereon, w hkh laid report* anJ record* or catching ahrimp or prawn In th* water* nance, $1*. * ....................................... • S S T l o r A pril.\M *r S l t k m e y and . Sec. y. Thla law ahall Uk* .d ec: ImiaedUtely alature .................. o f Florida aaaemhled In t«t9. lo ahipplng through tbe Marketing Bureau, who will (tu „ ^ # , o f |be puhiie record* o f a id a i d that thall be uaed for tuck purpoa* U rial ul j17j.S7j.9j- Total l^ * | 1 y ^ 9 j .» y i amount upon it*i pataage and approval by th* Governor. ana ^ 9 9 ,^ ,. tnd open at all Ume* to tb* uae and a Keen** having been flrat procured. M make aufflrlent toproprUtlon for the payment not atrktly oh«*rv* and obey aoeh Kuira Regulation* In the preparation, packing an.t ahlpin.p^tJo,, 0( (ke public. provided, ahall be aubjeet to a penalty < maintenance <" JulT a ^ * * B S a M M b TM .U Approved M a y '*. «9 »«nf the eatery o f the AdJnUnt General a* fixed -trdrd to compute ic* p* . . ping of hla farm and orchard product*. Sec. to. That all of a i d report* mid* a* which may be recovered In ■ ault he a ft* W* Uw. CH APTER 8400— (No. 3). See. 6. That Section IJ*4. V *nr™‘ a fo rea ld to the Comptroller thall llkewla* be to be brought In the name of the State of Jj6o,8;o.y. _m u n | d and held hyt Tuwl* Where**. Section 1404. Revlaed General SUtbjm ^ reference, a n d ' be Ida, In which tha writ ahatl itau* without IkT*' ^ h o o l - n i 'k K g t f a o f , Bank. |».ot«i«»o; A ^ h . . . 1 C i . t a L e. r a i J l . B u xl "u ,r* tea.n f F lorida., tga?. l.M .g to flltk n n— rum ua. ib jo . u rvianug in the me m mnma 01f Statute* o f Florida. io*o. authorlting tn* apointment nf gn executive committee (or ine tn the Intpoctlon of the publk at any upon the prosecuting officer of the court Stair Sank. f®-J f ‘ - • j . , . t o ; total 8»e.6t$.o8. S u ,u ,e * ° ‘ FI0” 1" Be- tha state, pmrfdr* that. T h e a la r y of the adtarkrting Burrau o f the State of Florida be. t|me> Sold Comptroller ahall cau»* each o f furhdlction of aueh action filing with the I Capital City unpaid. n» 17i'7?«Jcr#d fcl Ike r h . , . ml Ikrn Claim ml }"♦ *''• general ahall ha tj.000 per re a r;" and 1% Whereat. The Tw itlatnre o f Florid* **wtrh1ed and th* a m e la hereby, repealed. M|d rfp0tt* In condenaed form to be publlihed aueh eourt an affidavit that he ha* res • j " n^T*Plfor ^ I n tn u n c e for A pril.g M*y Or /I E ntcttJ by Ik* L ig u h lu r t »f Ik* Stol* •/ Sec. y. Thla Act ahatl take effect upon !«• |n , , one |o u , „ f tome newepaper publlihed believe and doe* believe that aueh boat S^ rion‘,!.. Tha»/ That S«H|>n Section 1444 .444 o o ff the the Kevl.cd Re*l*ed J j t W ^ " t l ^ Mfa'^ ^ ' t ^ S T AnnmorUtton . -- Governor, or “upon “ “ *- Ike •*-......... from whkh a i d report* (Hall be *cl baa been uaed lor lairing.or catching S li^ J u n * . •***• A X * * * * * 1 toUl ' 7‘ t M t ' l ^ ^ rWf iIT e o**m w « d approval. bv the w an t/ ^a in ex.1.1. h^ .ex eM,< rm rltlf flOf III# Grand toul. * J .„ April ll'tht FU^da ^ n/ r.*' n ' * ^ amended to read Including the laat h*1f o f the w a r itT becoming a Uw without the approval of the rrc(.|rtdi ind caute a copy o f aueh publication or prawn without firat having obtained g transmitted to tbe Governor for hi* in- for aueh purpoa*. aod contrary to tb* ,n,rf? ‘ Ili'idt. »i.J7J * 7 l DV ^ { ‘ tvkn liiif-.i in m .I m , : a -----• to he tranaml Who gEntltred lo P Peniiowep Amount: Pro. Pro­ t o i9. the whole year o f lean and the flrri half o f G ow m or. Approved May 6. t«*t. formation; th* eanenw ^>f which publications of thla Act. Notice o r summon* bt 1 j(,tiona B*nkv illi, }{*’ w v l m _ ^-A ny person who enlisted and a rv e d In tbe thr year to s t, at th* rate o f la.ooo oer year: C H A PTER 8404— (No. •). . shall be paid from tbe General Fund of the coun- may be agreed by delivering a true e« M.HoWl lit y .p S l & *c\»nw B»nk. mil its ri naval rervlce of the Confederate Statea State* ralHtaryor n 7 val"aryTce*of"Vhe i L ! * A ? J S ? ^ . i Z t ^ W a 't V e A N A C T to Consolidate the Anditlng and Ex- (]r tn(j ,k . County School Fund reapectlwly. to the owner or maatcr. or to any C lt lt t n i.B a n k J T a lt a t u a v e ^ |fc# hct.een the Statea of the United J T r f t W . d lu u . ^ 1. rA n d W ' amlnatlon o f State and County Finance*! to |t< XJut the Comptroller ahall hare th* eharge or rnntrol of eueh boat-or vraael. Provide for the Auditing ,n<* . Examination tBj |, gbtjj hi* duty to can** e w r y Sec. 7. That any cltlicn or realdent J * : ^ T . p l u l City ^ . T U l T i S S t r 7 "d n o t.d ea r, the Confede.rate a rv ic e . T m * C ^ l ^ P . *Lowl| ha*. .In e. under th* Direction and SupervHkin of tn* ItKb financial report or atatement to be exam- Stkte, or other prraon, who ahall allow 1 aa tha Adlntant General Governor and Comptroller o f all S n y n H , |nfd tnd by one of tha auditor* or exol hi* name aa owner, agent, truate*. te* f. 1 1.000 oct w ar. and Bnotra. Rerorda. Warrant*. Paprr* and Tran*- lm |nrr1 employed aa hereinafter provided, when- algoee. or trinafrree 01 any boat or I* t i n n . ha reunited to actioni o f all State Official*, ando f the .Of- eytr |n |be judgment o f the Comptroller th# owned In whole or in part by any alien or . Jnne joth, t o n : therea received fleer* o f the Sewrat Countie* o f the State; u m e rrf,,ri,|te or neee***ry. and for that rrildcnt. or who ahalj become trustee, lease In line of o f .duty, fractH wniie in mitr. .or who wa* other* frtf#. to Provide for_ Report* 01 the purpoa all o f Jhe book* of accountant lhe_Cottn- atgnee. or tr*n*feree of any aueh boot or fA# t.fgltlnlnrf o f fA# Stall o f k f ,hr “Fjq j j , ,n du*trUI S ch w l f * T* wj,e honorably dl»ch»r«ed for any came, and ahatl f?# f* Pntteifj Made to the G ow m or ComotrolVrj jo mor and ComotrnI'rr; to , Trexsurer, Clerk o f th# Circuit Court. County nr of the Interest of any alien or non<i nffWi/il! ?' ntirpo** of paying off the •"‘W * " ” ** ot ^ ^ f|df c„ i|rn of thla State for Confer the Necessary Aulhnritr (<omml, t ry Powers Power# and Autbortty Con,m|„|oner*. County Board of Public Instruc- therein, with the Intention and p u rp o a o f *W»lAn i T M t th** «iM O u t. V. T>w!l It on* the filing of hla for Carrying out the Purpose^ Pnroose* and P Prevt* ,(on ind County Superintendent o f Public In- abetting.. satiating _ oe furthering ____ jm * ,|on aueh alien ai claim for pen.lori. .hall "each receive 8100 per tlt'ed to .- d .honld he o.M th- u,m o f »*t.t4 for " , , n,( to maintain them irom >«• " ** * . . . he. .open non-resident alonl o f thla Aet; “to Make Appropriation* m ^ i ‘^ , in j‘ other county officer* shall ..............- In evading * any of t h* . in monthly payment, of t. i }. each. »«h *>»’ • ni! *•* m',n,h annum. . . . . ,1, period ending June JO , ' cy ipp repof this be ___ guilty to the inflection o f the __ Comptroller or hla . . Aet ahall — the perioo an emergency approProvided, however, that no soldier or their wid­ rcvrntRtlrf. upon conviction thereof Cre. *. Thia Aci '*> ", upon *P" •' . . .hall lake fu*CI HTHtH^t" IA*| nwi, ows. wiiu who arc are now now on on one the |*cn»ivii pension ivii roll •«*»• and w draw"" See. If. That If anv Countr CommlMloner ■ Hnc of not Ym « than $too nor ^ pruVal by *be G overnor. Approved A pril * 7 • • * a petition, th ill b<e re q u ir d to makip^othrr or Clerk of the Circuit Court or anv member o f or to he imprUoned In th# county and further proof; provided further, that a n y ' the Count/ Ii<vir<l o f Public Inftnictlon or Coun on^ n'nnth nor longer than on# year, Aet. who has C H A P T E R SjQ7— (Ho ii). , nd- applicant for a pension under this Act. tv Superintendent o f Public InftnKtlon ahall S e c H. That prof#c\ttlnnt and fctlona to if arvice. 1 .. . v r T ; V Provide Pund* f o r C o m p et I f f an rrry |otllly ma.le atlsfacto ry proof' of decline, refu»e or fall to make, tnhfcrlhe . or f o n t penaltle# under th ii Act may b# Invtl . o f a rv ic e (wear to or to fit# with mid Comptroller anv In anv county along th# ahory# o r |g th# meet* the requirements nf (his Act. although not o f raid flmnctal atatemenif or retnrnf rvntilred of which th e thrlmp or prawn have hevft ... Tallahassee; " " " ■ * •• J now on the pension roll, shall not be required to ....... ™.,'”-t.,:.hh..2. Ihr thla Art. it the time required by the Cnmn or rauvht. or the boat or vevvel ha# bent to Provide a . Much c7 dlew " ’ •k* new proof of service; that the provision* troller under the nrovlvlonf of thU Act. or If for fuch purpnae, or In any county Into “ 7 . .. Posstldcfor theFlorida State College ^ |h|f Ac| tb, „ ipply ,0 ,how_ who were anr fuch County rnmmlvfloner or Clerk or any Jhe thrlmp Or prawn may Hav& been brought Ilere’a your chan« for tho fineat pair of twin bablea you ever heard tell member of the County Hoard of Public ln«lr.»c- hr marketed or In which th# boat o r v t i * tion or Countv Superintendent o f Public In- hat been tiled tn t fk fo f fuch ahrimp of. Thoy are fire monlha old, a boy «kud a girl, named Max and Climax. They ftruetlon fhall (mnwlngljr or w ilfully make, o n come. • . i j l • ■ 0 .;, r„tl,g » which shoum oe rm ..-. - o- the S u tr t of the Units are perfectly healthy, hare fine dupogltlon*, and are good looking youngater*. tent, aubferlb#, tw rar to, or file any aueh flnan-s Jf- 0- That where* thrlm o or prawn af# fi Act shall app*r *° Equipped During the V autlM i * (> , that the provMon. o f thia t d a l report or itatement which fhall h# fflw , In- ’ n JS*., f V , n anr P**#on or p u to n i too. They are motherlcaa, fatherleaa, and homeldka, and are Juat crying thnmw ..................off the militia pf any nf tha Contract* Should he -Immeousse v . wbo wrrr mrmhers complete or untrue In any retpeef. or otherwise Hr prohibited from taking oe ca'rhln* th* States, who saw actual service in the a , * ! ’1' b . S u S V •>* Lrxutatura c f Ik* State of Confederate ........ ..................b ■elves trick for a good homo and loving parenta, teho wlU offer to gtvo them .in any respect violate any of the provisions of • ? nr boat or vessel which it Confederate sendee for at least cne year, or who this Act, or any o f th* rule* and re*qlallona nrohihlled from being uteri.fn* such pnrpo**, FhriJa: _ n«ard o f Education were in the service at the end of the war, anu who • ________* the love and care tho good Lord 5r-tlon t. That the • , 5 ,^ ,, Rmrd of herein provided for, be shall be guil*v o f a mis­ ‘ "iTcr07! ftri hV*!?r °* ,h l* Stale, nr on th* v * t hare Keen bona fide residents of the State of along (he Atlantic intended they should have. . . it* .. . jurisdiction, X.u... me m isn u c 1.0 1 cl .be State of Florida ^ " ’ hereby audemeanor and. upon eonvlctlon. hr shall he pun­ wit. pin Florida for fifteen years; provided‘ further, that such » ished by Imprisonment for not more than one In areatrr quantity than on* bushel, fpnl»nl S llt f . ° U l d l n V s ' hereinafter 11—»• . eMtmi These two little babico are V 'r!/'r 1 of ° !o computp th«'W biiUHInft r^ nl .. any aoldi^r or uiln r who fwrformet! ftclual vrTice session ahall l a prinu fa«l» evldenre iear in the county lait, or by a fine not exceedene* tha* (hat £ r ^ r Hfnr,0,heCTi"rid. S.s.e College for Wn^n f 7 war* tabs taken ng ts.ooo,' or both, in th* discretion of the ahrimp or prawn »«r» m ght he only two of dotena of fjne chil­ h’ C fck t'pu ep o se* and will within th# Court. dren, boys and girls of all ages, — catrhlng jntehtaarSliI* hereh _____ See. i j . That If any County Commissioner or sueh taking or Clerk or any member o f the Count* Bnsni nf all colors of hair and eyes, that PnMIe Instruction or any Countv Superintend­ A , ; - , . , " ; arc ^eagerly awaiting the day ent o f Public Instruction thall faff, d a tle r. or June 14, i f , i . refuse to make, anbaerihe. or swear tn. fit. nr wh4n we can find a good home an ciai sixirmmr* return any of sain aald un financial statement* •> nr* is- . , , l r T C H A P T E R f i s t — ( R a I96). V ports, or ahatl knowingly mak*. m ikt, consent, tub- A 1. / ' CT *° Aavig-nd Sections 1 and a o f for them. We have a particu­ ........................ scribe nr swear to any financial atatement nr , 1*°*'. Law* nf tnIo- B rin g An A ct ' ‘ ' 7 , r ,',"nSP’r|3n^ T i £ “ ' »TUeT.-,,ff l^ T y proof" shall "Vsot f»e Vohride red i d e a r tio n o f th . larly fine assortment of boya rmort which shall be f a l a or nntnir ln nnv par­ -7 U ’ ,AcV ° r ? r,',,e £ n "* « l S***nn 4 in rs# f»rnt that thtre should be ■ J ^ . Confederate rorernmenL • - - .. W ater Crawffsk In th# Water* of the < ticular. or ahall otherwise violate any rule or from three year* old to four­ 7i d_'n of th rrrnl ‘ pVroprUtlqn*'l*nd ^ ; “; See. #. c a appropriation* and •an " 7 te” .See. *. That Section M4J ° f th* Revised GennnrM a. and Providing a 'P enaltv for regulation adopted under the nrnvtslon* nf this I, one of A r t s ml y be n*ed to c w j r , Stl|ulM of Flnrida ‘ ‘ I* amended to read a* * *• mother that such eaeea* may, teen years—In tingles, doublota \a . f? me ' rom ,h® W ater* of the State •Act. It ahall be th* duly nf th* Comptroller to o f an much thereof a* th* “ m* follows, tmwll: • " : *t 4 T M y P l i p J a f c r> 'i j ^ommerrlal Parens**. D a r in g u ,««h deficiency certlfv a id fact to the Governor n f the State „ . 1443. Widow* o f deceased soldier* n r a llo r a ' i. '.‘ .-A ‘ and triplets. Periods, and for H aving Any Salt W attr ai'l 7 i nf Florid*, and to the Statr’a Attorney and T he aum o f Ijo .o o o la hereby k W * enti,|,d to penslonst am ount; -p ro v la.— 'The: widow fish in Possession by anv Person. Firm | See ^ % Count* Solicitor o f thr proper Count* Th# All wo a»k of folks who , . J V . n.im ose* herein stated out o f the <ny d ecea o d soldlar or tailor who enltated and noralion D uring Said Period* and to Vfailure or refusal o f any Count* Commissioner, prilled (or the P j Floriiki fro*" »n 7 |n the m ilitary or naval a r v ic e o f th# take our children la .that their re Transportation of th e Same D ari* h ,,., 'irexsurv o f the *ppVoprl*te^i°snd M ate o i ^ ^ |K, m, JT^f^Irm te^SliVrV’Twrln* S u |r| lh/r(nK the Clerk of the Circuit Court, member o f tbe' Coun­ o n V otherwlt*r the „same the war war between between the Close,| Season am! Providing ---tv Board of Public Instruction or anv Count* homo bo one of high Ideal* and for." ibill K, paid by warrant upon the State trw suw r States of the United State*, and did not deart Superintendent nf Public Instruction to conform rcquUlti<mtA the a rv ice. snd who performed a rv ice in actual drsxo bv the comptroller upon moral*, and able to gi*e a child nusrn ol tine of duty, for a period of not less than one or comply with any of the provisions o f this 'FlnriJat " ' * " " er ***<. Art or aueh rules and regntatinn# at shall be Section •' t v . . - -. . ....... . l'7 ' V by^ the ^Governor• arear, unless incapacitated for aueh duty by m**0" a square deal and a fair edu­ ror.t.1 nr in hi* an ao cr nr e a r l bed under the provisions o f **«ls Act. ahall . L j u ? ! * ! * of death, wounds received or diaase contracted of the State BoeM °f_ E<1ise*»t™ be r a n a for removal h r tho Governor. . X .1 '? * £ K ; • " « *»• * « M I* cation, and plenty of love and ,h*l,m ,n " I1/h»s ., n An ft 1d1.ll take rffrr't immedtatriy while in actual line of duty, or who waa otherwlae Srr by lh. Governor. honorably diaharged tor any Se j. This Sc*. I*. There ahall he annolnted hy th# Cesv••Seetfon i Is Jhall tw. G -t.. , , ^ '" d ha. nM upon its passage and app care, ’’ married alnce the death of a id husband, provided Approved April -»7r ■ I f that aueh aub*et;uent marrtafe ahall not F™*™1 the ago 01 of forty any widow -over over me iu..y year*, o f a deLet's hear from you today—Please, carrvlng nut the previsions of thla h„r ‘ ceased aoldier from drawing a pension under th* , » ACT W S ....................... W V —U - , . . . . . . . . r ......puipuxcs. or to have In thefr abalt bold thrir commission at the the Governor. Th# Ur ts.ooo per annum. The a tn a l and n ereaarv provided that salt^vatre v.n , J” traveling expenses incurred by thr Auditors and or takre at any time ^ Eaamlnrrs rmpl ptovrd for .the p u re o a o f « r r r - son* using same, for eafehU aT fl.h T T * * ! ? ’ ! ‘'.hi'ii 7 ' r i ' £ " * u.‘ ,nir “ m ,i ,or «»«klng flak, or tor rovtslor lowrd and Paid upon the a or rev.] . M b } c J t bT.»»F S u t troller, rierpt Iravrllng eapresra Incurred bv the .Sec j. J, ,hall be unlawful for mnJt 1 of the the Stale stale THoard kia^ 'o/E ^ atlan .|h,* ndduli,« C<J®" ^ /Uri.^ni) ‘pension he allowedto to -an yt . I®*7 * Auditors or RvSmlners whrn a* invrstleallon earrirr. agent o r ernplovee o f aoeh e»rri reciton of ot^ dT p<r(nr|n ^ n^ ^ ri, ge will.oba^uent Jun# BUte Headquarter*, 428 St. James Bldg., Jacksonville, Florida. und»r the direction and auoervlston o f the Gov- eelve for carriage or permit the rrnrrtmmm ernor a*providrd by the term* of Ihl* Act, in crawfish between the twentr-firat dav , :„ ,;r « h b «0. % e wd the “**M W;; Th, thia Act; provided provMed turin turther. that Judge W. H. Baker, Pree.; IL V. Covington, Treat. 1 Mareui. C. Fagg, BUte Sopt. WKrrexs The a la r y requisition °o f »»• ,a ,7 he provision, of Ihu which e a a tnrhtraveling eapen*** ahall be at- and the twenty first day of Tuna J 11' 11 i7 ■ 'ay, . .aa. Huml School Inspector for the ' h vidow Uiall not be required to make loared and paid only after’ approval Wy tbe G ot - regardless of where eald crawfish mli Rural Schoo* M. Holloway, « » « “ , |!J f S y o fT u g u s t .e t* . “ f , • « of ,lt , huvUndJa a r v i^ . but aueh ernor. . . boen caught or tecqrtd. . u ™ tim? covered from tbe iBih oey Sec. i j . That the Governor ahall rtnotap an S»c. j . A n y neriott. person, flr ’ to .ml ,0 md including D December eom ber. JE H .. J>»•»• V * ,» •i,ubllc ?„ | n. »• a ^ l ^ . J ^ {h S 1( 8, 119. 19° . Theraiore to Repeal Section* 1I8, i t proved by tbe 5 u t . Superintendent of Public would t a v . ^ pfoof |f ^ k ,d auditor snd accountant for aneh time aa may ration, or association o f persona s 1 ' 197. 19k. J**l be nerestary to mako a full and eumolrte andlt ptorislon* o f thla Aet ahatl be dees 191, 19*1 I 9J< 194. I9 J. 196, • ' >dy been receiving m i , m s , m j and a104 o ( th* R evised office o f the State Comptroller at teaat • mladrnjranor. and upon con vlrtlol Florida, of. the , ,nw — time of bi* death. . . . . . .. . General Statute* o f tb* tne State state o 01f . ruwio*. .. b The a id auditor to >n»ke l»hrd hy a fine of not more than I i« » " . Creeling the Office* o f the State Auditor aw l * . * / * V id f, tn the , S r i r S u T d u K S i ^ a i d Office, o ' r ^ rever, . r e r a n , receiving ..pmstaos ^under that all person* f * S ta " C ic b T , ’ appreprlated out* o f any ooney ta Governor and fo r Priaqnmrnt in the rnuntr fail foe , Aaajjunt S u t* Auditor, **d Prcacriking tkelr . . . . J* special Acta heretofore p a w d ahall 1n ^ o ( ,h( S u l / im a u r y not o tb en ria appropriated, to upon requlritlon apmonths, o r both. 1 1 .be _, a . . n . . n t M .ti e>llnianf Duties and Power*; to Repeal all L*w* In . 7 / ,b. n T h . a i d W . M. Holloway wa* o°« •«HMin(B .mount* ihrv they ar# are now now rreviving receiving incrrunucr paid to Chat. P . Lovell, adjutant general, o f mpensatlon for time Bee. a. A ll law* and Pert* of U w . ln< VBIU H I __ I I nn w o u l d _____ IJ .* sLx i.m a ratfi anil th# Ml “ “ - * ........ *— — -* * * • - - for o a k . Conflict with tb* ProvUlona of thta A ct; and , , „ ^ T h t a « - for arvice* ren- ItfrewHh are hereby reperied to -F fiv lJ e Penalties for Ib# Violation o f any ®"7 r d Iyil. . . . _ . . _____J H . M o ra l . . _*«• >. Thia Art. riSnSk. period# beginning JamaD * a f l B w i t f ,by°lk* Lrgfitatn^a *•/ Ik* S lo tt »t ,$**: ' f T*“ * tar «*7jrjp « «'» orovlalona ®f»n n ' hS7 ,M * ,n<1 •PF™ **! b y 'lh * ™ ^ Jane joth, 19 11, for loss ■ it, m i , and ending o( sNowmbcr, 1919# an<* .. f . . k - u w fo* (off " ‘^ r ' V k i V A r i ^ n ' X ' r i i e r i Immedlatelly t r y t . t , IJ " * - 4 t‘ rse ,,a 91 ** r 1 ■ ’ o f this A rt the aum o f I18.000 la.berehv spore«h*H b r r o j t , * Uw without such *pprm a la r y eg aforeald. . NVherrmu, T h # c o m p e n f itlo o j |r t v . out o f tn# monert In th# C m * ^PPfOteq Jun# i , i p n . Section I, It ahall . be tk* dnty * f tk* Coupd “ " " “ ' p "S ' s*U sslkaeala* •ssaamaarl afprl -^HeMMgeatMapprn^lbTlhf.r* 7 * 7 7 '2! fd * t j That — v___________ ________ . th* ___ State — comptroller ta * Rural School Inape^nr* ■ •■ 'liaLSSrice e l n o t M h e r w i a a n o r o o rU te d . Slier to la make M aa often aa a n be necenunr. Keveno*' r« tw It, becoming a Ia*r without th* Governor-. ,Q *drmw hlt w.rrw it for the turn o f »rOJ|gr in* expense* ioelnned in tho PWf***®*** * m See. ty. That all law* and parts n f taw* In . M . . ?— ^ — .7 ? ? . t f 9. " 'W « . n y ) . ftheir i'" ! data* ,7 .7 2 *up 7 #to” 1bo"amount of li.a jo -o o per an- t pproy^|. oral. Approved May *. 19* 1. JJJ }< ,n f ( , or o f chaa. P. Lovell, odjattnt gen- and at taea* one* aoeh year, ran filet with the provisions o f thla A rt are here- /' ” A C T to Amend General Statute* o f BUW h eals, Tbe amount due U o ja M W . M. Hri A rt ahall become effective »***,?%,*° * y® ,B ‘ , T t a T o Be Paid R y | Approved Jun* 4, I9 »«trgfW otorg . / ‘ Passing Worth!*** _ day o'i August, 1919. “ P to and tneludlnf Florida, and Providing Certain . a t . to Itk o b &*j of Hcccmbcrg 19*t» H"oun.“ *n •»-. ■ tto -fN o . 194). e-£7 7 0n_ 1• T^«« Section 8 yt deuce and Certain Forms o f “ that the traveling expense* of the a i d Sertlon 381a nf the Revfaed ” 7 ,rrml Statwte# of the State of may be used In Prosecution* a. 7n _. . i L.. a le / aenf.tfIs/ — “ ' ‘ - — - the same ia hereby amended to »h«h amount If evidenced by a atatement hereto tyB. D rey era: Drovgga and iHuhfd, and fc * *» tra d ln if^ r oth not horxev. mules or other By# Section 1. That _ Sertlon. „38 ta of the Revised cena# t a r o f t jo o ta t under Ik* provision* o f thla Acb aa^reijursted. In such _ _ ____ tea 'oof f . yFlorida. i a m p RRelating i o f the Governor,_ Greeral Statute*^ tn H aiil ahatl <yyfy engage ^ See. _ a. Upon tk#_ u n t_______________ C H A P T E R 840J— (N a_B ) Imre^ah* one or more 7 tbe Jtainra Drae Nrta Count!*# be^ and Sec?io7 TjtfrRm r(*ed General th* Comptroller ahall ftnrnWh one' mote o f Ike ftrinra or Dra# N rt* In Certain (— — • Amend S e >ltu m read u __ ___ appointed M hereinafter tbe^satn* h^herehv amended tn as^foliowa; he subject to thta _o f Florid#,da iQso: Section I J t l. Re- Auditor* or Examiner* any inveitlrm investigation desired ''Section sff ja. ITanl Sriner or Drag Neta -Pre^ *?C!,w*?x.rr2ST P « W » n n s U r i far.wto mak#' mak* anv HlHIIIKin, p,u*m«»w* __ General Statute* _» and aueh. Auditor »r Examiner hihitrd In Certain. C o u n t ie s - f t than he unlawful fctad into tMa Sut# jpg tion IJI7, Revised “ u <tct Fhrid*TbM <t^ . ( n 0| i f f , , . 81 be-and tho ^ J , y X ^ / - ' v h notiflrd^prlar ed prior *5to7 1 # drawing or examination under th* Cover- for any person, persons, firm or corporation to , trrc-. *• ?; . 1Vn'1‘ Act shall Section 1, i o m i Section i j i inry uttering o f a m e Hut the drawer did « * kaee, and report lo tbe Governor bla fi*h. or cauae to be fished, any haul seine or day of October, 19,1 same ia o f Florida, 19*01 Became a taw with ou t the Jed. depoait or tn hi* credit with tb# drawee aufficient drag n rt In any o f tbe Inald# a t* water* In the or ids. t9*o t ojo ;" oral Statute* o f Florid*. _ All R fistjn ^ to flnmngx.. in the funds lo Inmre payment aa afateaeid. j. That any • State or county official Counties of Brevard. St. f.ucle. Palm Beach, ernor. i M t . r t S r S d w . M. Holloway I t tb# Marketing Bureau o f ibo State •o hr paid '"ThTf IT'sJmli b i unlawful for any prtarid to* Retiral Section 13*4. R e v iaed d Corarai General w wbh o a office it subject to examination and audit Broward, and ail Inside aalt water* In Dad* Jalary and travelin* ______ expeaue* •* stah Rurld Statute* o T r io r ld a . tea o /T ro v ld ln g for an under the tarmg and prevision, o f IkU Act. who County north of Blacayp# Bay. A ny one rio l.tln g a w Af^ .C T IA P T E R 7 Z f— (N o Srhoot Inspector ren IxereH ve Committee o f t t a Marketing Burrau .b ell rafts** to aabmit bi* book, o f account, e t c any o tbr provtaion. of thta aertton .halt be A N A C T lo Authoria# and I tary of State of ‘ “ r f the State o f Florida °»d*, Tuoeker*. paper*, warrants and other prop- fined In the aum of not *0 exceed M oo. or by to the Att of the Plate p» rio n a a -t _ . .,. .» --------------------L a t . ---------- 1— — — •— ! »— imnrlaonmetit not to exceed one year, or by both and directed and reqnired to draw U t “ * ' ~ Id#. Free of aueh fin* »nd Imprisonment." . tb* Slat, Treasurer for tb# a id *um 1 t » n jm l G o tn il , Sec. a. At! laws and part* of tasr* In con­ in (»tor nf M. .nottowey. amt Additional Co^ ex of flict herewith are hereby repeated. Trraiorer I* hereby required to P«y F lorjiii, and Taro Sec. j . Thla A rt ahall take effect upon Iti be­ See. J. Thla Art »b*ti take effect j Futura A ct* o f th# coming a taw. Approved June 14. 19*1. •pon Its becoming a taw. Approved . * tD t r lo r tfo ; ,k* t»it. C H A P T E R 8itoo—-fN o . t# t). Section t e ._Xhst Oi# Ssgffgtaty A N A C T ta Restrict Allens and Now-Reaident* be known aa eueh. T h r office o f State MarIn T akin g or Catching Shrimp and Pntsre for J****j?f Florida be. and ko la Act. th# .» act d riw M .w llkln ■ reason- ketlng Crtnmls.tonrr ta hereby eetabllshed. and It tor* i r . examiners provided for CommerrTal Purposes In tn# Water# of the A t. "nd directed to (umiak to thi Iati, re to Subpoena Witneasea; to Administer Ono„ ore, th# reCotarecom- Governor or Cotnptf Comrtroller may doth# such andipresentation 7 . '!v*-_ . _T*_ 1.1. i_ ._ , 1 . Am. .h .il b> th* duty o f tk* Governor upon Ike araiiaav » TTithin ■ IIU« 1119 IUMI1HIH7D Ul Q _, ’ State o f -Florida gxw. l* V «t Untie Co#sf W th# Juriadletion 61 IHC Ike sT81B State S *®e Dsths; to Compel by due** tecum the Prtylur- a(,lc time isioner o f kfricultn Xgricultur# lo r or examiner with authority to subpoena wlt' imiationrr of Florida, and to Prescribe Peniltta* for V lo-, (* •« « •] Statutes of tion of Documentary F.video** end In P f0®1" fraud. ng CommlaJoncr. Commissioner, erl who nraeee and take teatlimuiy und#r oetb, and such ketlng 1 Penalty for Swearing Falsely Before Such s* t. 4 . n o f two years, year*, uni* un iea exasntner or audRor shall have auttawity to r a r term v i.u iio n ■ x “ * ulate surh priweedlngs liefore him In aueh man­ 1-rgiffUlir# C ow m itlert.. . # no* for c a sta ." by the U f U o t w r t o f tk# S M * * f o l^ e oM k# ner and lo tb* mm# affect aa i* prescribed by B t « 1316. Revised Genet toao. relating IB* martk# U 8 K . -U_ »r fo .r th* .... preeeading# bald and pending Kae C 2 * f* I _____________ _______ _ : r : C r r l ° rA^ \ o f F I .^ .a re. « taatlng tln . to .tk # MarSertlon, 1. That alien* and non-realdenta are B k t with th* nrovlilona S##tlon 1. W V i i m r Stat* o f Florida. V* amend- fora Master* ta Ckencery in the Circuit Court*. Florida, b Report* of ail m m lnat'iotw abait be hereby prohibited from taking or catrhlng shrimp aam e-ara hereby b y reps flaly cemllfutet! Marketing Commissioner mad* to" tk* Com ptroller,‘ and aueh a* show any or prawn for rommercUJ jrurposr* In th* water*. , ? * * •..3- T hat this nJ H^firr«#ntalU## , f $3,600* per annum a* Irregutaritle* ahall forthwith be furnished by the nf the Atlantic Coast wdthta the. .juriidjctioq o f yr __ f f__ l a t-*■ ly upon It* f i H W fK J lilllm WI aww aa9a -------- r - r - ,. - . - . . dferion ... *« *H#I1 h# Hi# duty *of th# chairman thereof, «nd *etitg!lon, fn c tiw where acting aa a „ °*-r be and hi* depotica, or kla as- Governor! and the Governor may call upon the tne State o f Florida, exes tor drawee'* hi« aalevy U htrehy rmpow/red to. latu# iiibt>o#nt in® fOalo UiUmaft# thrrroo lo# at ,or '" r '.T " — ‘. '"l.m T ‘ i'A d'lo all iwoao. stsUnts ahall be allowed actual traveling eg- iComptroller at aoy time for coplea o f any re- member of the craw o f a . vcssri owned ___ |l,,0 'r* V Approved 'jther necessary protest to compel the attendance dishonor ®r " f t"H o j li (ntrodaction ta ret- pen*** In th* discharge o f the dalle* o f M l of- port* mad# by any examiner or auditor under wholly b y ritiiena and reetdrnta of tbli Stata. ot witnesses befoe* tuck committee, and the chair- rot Ion* under this 't e llt ^ .w T r a d * W k W w to ba a o d T l th T d la r r t^ n T f tha Cwnmla- be provtaton. o f thle A rt. or a* a member of tb# ctffw, o r tnaater, or owner a a r a r r e C n A P T E R ' l j fa n . or any other member o f tuck commlttra, dene*-of any unpaid aogald aod dUheaoved eheclt. k e a nee. » » et^um iS n r a n T « M See. 6. That Section, tiff, 1I9. 190. I9«. 19*. 7 P*ft owner o f 1 boat or vessel which Ha* AN ACT to Repeal 6 — *r~, - — - - - .or writ• . . aloner. atari have authority to mdmlnlrt^ alt' ostbs * ad 3 (ng the dra***'# rare— *• * •tamped General Statute* of . . . ____ shall be art forth hi hemtaed atatnaenta i g j . - i M . t#J. tffd. i* 7. 198, 199, aoe. *01. »o*. been •Ijeenaed to take o r catch-shrim p or prawn affirmation*. |n (he manner o rr^ tltad by tat to t r e .b j o r e o s d t b tb . r r a ^ t b e r e f o ^ a . ^ i r r t . ^ under o atk r and o r e ^ t e d to th#. Cotumlratawgr ■ J and *04. offth# Rrri##d General Statute* o f. ta eueh waters, aa providrd ta the next a n i o n ,f J. "J - Chief Clerk ----­ w iin c.y, who shall appear Helots aueh earns. ----. . -­ o f Agricutturr. and both a la r y and travrttae e » tb*-ffltat* t^ FWvridj o f «#»i Creating the offtae# of thla A rt. , • , ” hy ,W S S f Win any t V matter S w about t s tittering o f ** for the purpose o f tratlfylng — • — natkty out o f the funds o f State Auditor and Assistant Stata Aodltor. Sec. a. That every boat or vraael which U , — . the »Mrk such fe r tln a r stamp* In tk* fm acribtag tkrir power, end dull##, and fixing owned In ariiole o r In peri h r an allan or nonThat w a property d •tan hg officer* and eratheir compensation, be end tk* u m e are hereby realdent. whether as an Individual, partner o r .J7 . . . 1 7 . 7 ®! manner a* other Stata ’ ky tk* drawee coontle* I all r •tockhotder, ,o r ta l a y o th er capacity, la hereby lr)r °* ,h* C h ie f- a e r k pioyaes are paid.' • -. " • extent* an 1 1. '/ .- - • 1 *• -Ih'r-mKSBSi A u th o rity of the State. General Revise Statutes 1920—Sections 1499, 1500, 1501 and 1502. c,‘A^L$S^oV*tb. SSliJj'l", .vimm ffw “ V “* * r -~ “ “"dj"1JSWSU T. 1 ' l *1[TilT.1A.t .hill i.k.n .,li Mm jMjy* WJ* pi. £ w as. ‘S. 2JS STB { How about a Dandy Pair of Twins? ? St' sk.hs!fcrrjiJ*JSTS&,s “^ a . ^ “r 1 ^ gSn-uit f r ia y n a e The Children’s Home Society of Florida “Florida’s greatest Charity” M SSS'tSw* a = it t .T .a W * ! '■dgnis^areg J m . - a r s w t s S » «%£££' § JsS sxSlM ffSW iJW w V ” ! w. M W .......... J-_____________________________ lirL f,:; p s^ S S S S a t i >W '55*J«i A -iV J & ji ____ 1 U-w ' A . . I • L 1 > �J A Sic* w ith th e ptovitlone hereof bo and lb* u m t aaid M. M. W hitehurat for the lota sustained device any are hereby repealed. by him lor reaaon of auch auapriuloo: therefore. Mexico, or I Comlit ut ion having lor 1«* ol Do I t Knecffd by tho U tu ta tn r i o f tko Stalo of B ttt tw it ol Admlniatratibn HuiM,,,. In the B W fc i _ C . • w ool, library and S u it rtuatum a?*’ Ule®W? L ---S ----M l. V -l f- f .r e B a g 1 ny Section l. F o r the puriwae o l earn in g out crel eatenaion work at appr o, , j g « * Sec j . T h la A e t shall take effect, ImnftdUtcly U* It Kneeled by Ike t'firb ria r# • /f lie #/ B th eu, Stata' an~A'ct ol Congrcaa Congress and end Section* 660 to 64y. both l- a * r o| H onda, approved u . , ,V *-h*ptt* 7*!,. i ~ $l«f# »f , " r iofr j 7 ^ S . ’*Bjher S ^ : J v . Hrst dav o°tl Jan- an Act ol Florida t held in tu t upon l u passage end. approval by the Governor, X u . h‘° 4 ? ’ n n ^ i h 'dav ol Mareh ol any year, inclusive. ol the Kevieed General Statute* ol FlorAgricultural E *p er.m « t S u ii? ; i t 1** - *■------n • llaw a ‘ witbout the approval ol the Section i. .T hat the aura ol t i . j ,va.«j be. and uary to tha fiHemlh day M March o| any year. ( h » (um o| #41f7lr .hall be evaiUbte July penaea. aalariea, repair . ? uDv „ or rnrtral » ^ ‘ . I S ,l 7 « r | | o H u . Governor. ^ 2 «Si •K* earttp (« Itprattd tnnrflfim lM r»u1 1 |°* * " £ AU P * ™ " * 1 B*»* without «. »*»'. and tbe aum ol t47.4l* ahall be available G a l IndoatryTtield crop* Plu ltp *a<1 r^mptaett, C - T v o i e d on b» the elector. at the neat genwlae appropn- or operating auch bualneaa or . v t u i, ,__ il,*J , . . . . , „ a sh# aaid *uma arc hereby appro, fertiliser*. pecan in^e*tlffilmf^1 , ?*” '• soils snj “ *T r l« ,,„ n and .boulJ auch amcndmr.il -bo I^ a p r U tio n ahall ehali -be “c . p appropriation S eCnTdlehdgj , immediately L ^B ee. 4- !*•»■ a UW. Approved May ,6. .p a .. upon beeuiaii'-K ft CH AP PTER ,» l—(No. TER « «a»J— (No. a* 8.) — a - . - . l Secrtona one and two ol AN ACT * Eomtied ir An falntenancc, and A r t ^ v l d k l lor lb* U r e . b«l«Hen«» £v»“» " •" I k>- £ . s"n & „,. c «ui the id Providing riu vU io n l ol t.fttfSffto'S'l-Zi“-" " '**SMi“ _______ Florida: S ectio n I* mentioned In Section i ol iW l A c t, payable out ol any moneyp In th e State T reaaury not otherw ise u e n rin roun(j teaael o l the follo w in g ditnentiona, or cubical e«juifalenl th ereof, to wit: I t ahall m eaiure I 8 H Inch*. Inaide at tbe top, en d »y a w u in . AU Uwa and part* ol lawa in conflict A ct mre hereby repealed. t p p,opria«*d. a . .u .n , . 1. . Sec. 4. T —h •i. *A ct* ahall'lake * • • elfect " upon •it. pa.a.1 th e Uudget Commiaaion. The ..I d C om ini..lon ^ y T fi.t thla Act ahall take effect ja m * . ,nehel (rom the bottom l? , an. ,n d a 4 Vi Inch** e ippr0T, | by the Governor, or upon it. ahall be compoaed of the Governor he to m p - diaiely upon ita becoming a law. Approved Juna dj t l , lhe an|, 0( , uch tub or m eaiure may bHroming a law w ithout hla approval. Approved l roller, and b ta u Treaaurer, who ahall eaereiao 14, 1pa 1. be | |h e ,hape of an inverted frurtrum of a cone. i l tle | 4, • T h e r e li hcrelyr created a U udget .Cotnmiaidon for tb e State ol Plorida to be known i w | » < i . o a n i i 01 camput. I . , , . , , ’■•-a* tying on home demonstration ,or tarand girl* not attending colieec .„!1 1* *°*“ a Ing bulletin*. ., . gjo.ooo. ............. * ' 1,lj ' of Pnap F lorid. School for tb* Deaf 1 , Flor' raprnac*. aalariea, repair*. uJlvcr, . J a CtrT,s« m em plni“, ni^ , ent,, < 180 160,.000; for com complciin« “l®* ------------------ ol’ Pm•Sf'"f *i L f f *?*?.1. -------building and erection tnmary for equipm ent of Mid building, 184 pent im provem ent., I 6j.ooo ,h r p*nB*A gricultural and Mechanical C n it,.. , groea—C urrent capcnica, aSartes, tep*ir« « £ equipment, $4o,ooo; for buildlngV I n j 0'!*** ‘"T."** ^i0^00?• , , Board of C ontrol-O perating captn.v, |or I,,# Florida: Section one. Chapter 7815. auch. power* and d i . c h . , , . auch d u n e . a . a rc Two of the.* m e .au re . filled , rounded and ■b an k ed 1 e ♦ * p ‘ r* tl A m L 'W ■» ____ • v r .. ..v I W O O l 1»IC»C l i l t e a u i c » • • • is v g , i v u . i u a u j 1 Section I. 1 • . . , ..^ n Act provitllng tor C H A P T E R S4 J 7—(No. 4 a ). en t. ..............• - .................. — C I I A I T K K ^ lM ^ o -(N o . lh 4 „ on , b a n e l. and all oyatera to r.. c lat m„. Acta ol av*f> **” “ *“ J „ ,„ u o l ol Slate to n hrS « " gr0 ,,A U * S la te D ep artm [menu. Institution*, A N A C T to Amend Section i j i j o^ the Keji»cd ^ M ^ /n t h lg ^ U t e I n ^ h i'ih d ahall AN A CT to Provide for tbe L evy of Taxe* tor ahell me W-.‘ General S l.tu le . ol Morida. K el.lin g to Slate a*®4 , of thi. cqu tha t* re.. M D'* ‘n, 1e{^” c,j. 0 *, |hc t he^carry in g oui out oi ol the Etc., to Furnlah Eatimafra too the '* Budget Com; '~ u lvalent, the Vear* io j i and i ,* j . . . vkta. and f‘,OT‘f , ? c, , nJ making an approjnla- mlaaiorr.—That on or belrfie L ,-nfu,.*n.5f-Fu" 1, , : . , d l " 4c . T r e a . u r e r .*■ the °& or or mmTaVm" eaiure noiuma holding •. " ^ " ‘S n l<" r ' ‘m multiple u lu T there- JJ* ji E o a d td i y tko ~L*tulaluro o f tko Slolo o f provnuna o l thi* A tt. • . ,_ ,« •» be January, biennially, prior to the «“ meeting ^of.Sthe v ,‘ *,n,L, V 'nm m luloncr. of S t.te T n .tiU tio n a of; and it ahall be unlawful for eny person to have Florida: ’ tlon therefor. Apri_ * ^ yrraj „ follow*: Siale LegiaUlure, each of the aeveral State drJ ! ffrrIrhrr State Hoard and Oflicialt with Relin h it potaeaiion any measure for o ritcra or clam* Section 1. T h at to provide the necessary fund* parttnrnit. bureau*, divltiona, officer*, conVmiaM d t b« “ roCOn S r U k t e tbe f ir.t day of July. ereneV hrrifo and a n d J Making Appr "p ahell ahall’ differ in equieaient else from to meet the c u rren t espcnles of the State for erence ^T Thereto, Making . rial ion. ^In the erence Thereto, and M a k in g A .ppropriation. m M , ure herfin prorlded lor; or dem and o r ihc year. 1911 and ig ai. there ahall be levied 'o i.ir Priton Phyaicun aball examine •ionera, im tituliona, and other agencie* and unip ti, the State Pr‘^ n ' vic„ into two grade* gO * ‘ 1 * ■ .. . . . . .jg . . . end grade at m » « of cU „ one. whKb (ummivvion, on official eitlmate blanks furmahrd Florida : Ing or liltin g , and no veaael or measure ahall be taxes1 within the aeveral counties o l ' the State a .1 \°i ml\ able bodied malt con vict, cap*- lor auch purpose, an callmalc In itemiied form Fni or aelUng o y ile r i a t e la m i un ij Section t. That Section l i i a of the Reviled uicd In buying ix of not exceeding »U. mill* uprm the dollar ah«U cooaiit ol •» • D* dav’a work at m im ul lum ped *“ by the .... Shell for eath of ,he, J.8, r,*.°- f**~^rnorr * ! f .J ? f mgav*rc> h k of doing t V ic h ab.lt con .in of .(rowing the amount needed for.the neat two year* General Statute* ol Florida la hereby amended It ha* been mcaiOred .......... * and ----------............................................. ... ................ ’c S Z g V ™ Matlieginning with the fir.t day ol July thereafter. to at to read at follows: , H *b Commiaaioner, hit agent* or deputiea, with g S J * 4?4 ! „ r,h ! L £ \ « r Ih o C ld T « 5 b l o ^ . pm y ^ J u» ;s « h . J #p! 7 64»s- * - • U W ; W *4 * “I itu In d *lt m »'r convict, which which mu.t be u.ed S ut« Fire In .u r.n ce F u n d .-A fund la a metal Ug or .tamp, ahowlng he quantity of i ut^ r M,4t « ,,,*«« ‘»f * * * *b ou gtt female convict* a n . «!*.» one. Th oflictal • eitlm ate blank, ................ . . . . .. . _____ j . . _ _ ||ef§ of cj , m i lueb measure will bold. aatlalled . . . __ that a smaller levy. will nroduee produce aulll auffl*• * * • Comptroller is hereby ^ In making — . . . ---------- - - - .............. _ _____ ____ ___--------------------------eet the o re d t tll*'!K .^.?IT o tt>* b l.lc Prlvon Phral- Budget Commiaaion, ahall be uniform and vhall u rfr to br deaignaled as the State hire Insurance II shall be the duty o l the Commiaaioner of cicnt ck n t revenue to m meet . = -*■-.* . U 8k*11 ^ h iifc la n a * on tb* firat of each caltnchin, or I ’in, .11 male prlaoner* at tha FI d ,, month to examine an ^ « , ^ n , n J « rrtifr Stal# P rb o n harm * . . Grade one and what prlaoner* are cU“ e<L sta te C o n v l^ Ul>>d arc available lor A c and the K E ”.‘.7« . 1 SW^SSS'JM'K KS ^ ^ S S r l H T a ST1S.1" n u ... i j j — , -----. . tiy the Uuilget CommiMion; end an estimate ol ..u n three lourirvt ol ttt repucem eni T ijur. al a rate a i nea/Iy practicable that charred UIK>n other property of a similar character by insurance comoaniei in this State, j j , e Hoard of Com miss ion era of State Institu tS P F jfsa sS <ss» in which ahall __c iiA r r r F .R 8 4 4 t-(N 0 ,€ r all AN ACT MaWing Appropriation, fuj th, t h . Commi..lorVft . l . M l W . , , . K g f S F X & J S S S t i Z . ’ y i l l P& K ” vention. Eradication and Conttol ol t . « . !f* 5 5 ?"*from ,™ - the .p e rso n , •» ,he t n u« e» * nnot r eapen.e* the mills C o in tv Ully Injurious Insects, Tests, m d Hon*, u the sum of twenty five 2cents an(jm^ttx |cvy * »of to^exceedof two fort Which May’ Have Be"n .! ‘ *b « ‘u" j j K “ i a r j y 1B ,IMreas,* ; s i^ s fv ts s s i c a*fe 1 Intro-luced Into the Stale of Florida, fer Ouar .. _____ ..... _________ purpose antine, N ursery and Honey Her lim w etin?^ . a o ...» .... . of and rebe neca * constructing, reconstructing, j s ? working ^ Be U .ed and Eapendedj 0 n d 7 r th ,X ? c t'« £ increases or decreases. These c lim a te s , togethet efM ry fnr fhc payment thereof are hereb i w ; .............. tnrlt* In , « h of the State Plant Haird •* U m . 1. *». -.** explanationa ol increatei prjjted from any mofteyi In the General K n orvrnue r n u c ufe or ^co| j > j„ w b|cb he ahall rrg iatrr the S I U ! ' FarSIT rtiSl ^ lir^ ” n lh e 0puu'c n a d ' with with the the accompanying aecom and decreases, * iifm oe m m o ritU n Road I>rr * r t i n c o ^ { for and maintained out and decreases, shall be Included In the budget, J.*un<i „ 0| otherwise appropriated, and the Comp- . e vState s : r,?*.iV a . * & n aita X « r , w “ i / rbe fumll* provided by “ l4 ^t°c*u VncluJ- but with their recommendation* theteon. warrant I n p ay m e n to faa m * In favor »of lthe r'and* num.ber, 1 « and said record All Grad* or Cl»»* I - .t V m t Sec. 4. Slatem ent. to be Ftirnlahed by Comp- p-;tr in.urance Fund upon requliltion of the ! * 'u* " e5 / n public. ins all (rmal* tonvlel*. ahall be P1***4 . , J h tro ller.-O n or before the, fifteenth J»y of fan- S u „ Treaturer approved by said Board. » be oiven for the i'’ P*c l' n ? . »t*the S u t* Prlm n r S r ® * * 4* " u, „ t to uary. biennially, prior to the meeting of the LegShould * fire occur upon properly inaured In fllf.r f ' llb -.A 11_ ? * " * . I*** certified a . ‘ ’ i l n a i Kvon a , practicable. the flnanrial n ee d t ol the iudtcU pr, as provided Road Depertment atalU ■ « » j . x * , he S u l . by law. itemised In strict accordance with tb e aeod an.au.ho.Med «o; ,d o r ,u 0| ^ , „ iUUe budget classification* adopted by the Itudget Com Prison Firm U *C . .i,c camp or camp* p rfm nm and pUce ^ D ^ i m t n t . All s i r s ' a u h.,.is?,S' j s a i Maintained by the b , except not exceedTrad* or CU aa.one C o n v lC t^ e. |fce S u (e BsA&jLrm Shr&s Grade and Claa. «*o c o n v ic t.^ . l.lature; JJg •!*. Stale F ite . I o .u r .n c r V u n d z ' z ? 1" that .wonld . re- . f i { h-* h* p w i ' it>0* turn ,h li A c‘ *re t,d at follow.: . . . i maintained i»ure. in each appropriation account, and th.1 i t It" hereby made the duty of th e Board of p ,,e1TC? l,|.ih l? , ' ro.m P 1*6*11 on ,lle pension See. *, All State convict. ' ite rn uc« irom all aourqe*. tncludlnia»e*prn. ll,u ,r* Commiaaioner* of Stat* lnatitntlon»_and all o th er . . ‘. J i T 4 ._ i _____ ,u . , , t sppropria W hereat, I t ia only right and proper that th e ml wnrVed under rule* and ,.r *1' , q tate and revenue* from apecial and all other appi ?odvld*-i by the Board o f ^ m l a . k n e r . nOfu Stale for each nf the llr i two .p p ro p ri.llo n Be f t Enactrd by tko Lrgiiiaturt o f tko Slat* o f A N ACT'“ i'rovldl'ng for the Eatahlit^menl of an ______________1 ... ____ _ A gricultural E iperim rnt Statem „r Stationi Section 1. T hat for th e purpoae of the*m ainIn the Everglade* of Florida; to Provide l.itri» and Fonda therefur and to Define the 1’a.en and D uties of the Tructeei of the Internal Inprovem ent Fund, the State Roanl ol Vaca­ tion of Florida, and the Hoard ol Control in Relation to the Same, and lo Repeal Seeiicoa 6 u and 6 j J of the Rcvltr.1 General Statute* of Florid*. Be It E nacttd by I hr l.rtiilatnrr c f Ikt Slot/ #f Florida: .hall im m ediately fu in i.h to the Uudget C om m it rtlM » T F n 8114— (N o. ao' AN . ACT «n FJtehUah’ and Experiment S u tto n ln #of , Am C ounty State -f 'H - Field Revgarch nn « ' td Make It the D utv "I the t'oar.i KriVbtUh Soeh Branch vide for Carrying ' and Appropriating Money lor f ' tTh€ftof. | 1 , . i rT Where**, *he tnhaeeo I ' H r*t ° , n i *'"! *,V,*n«;iifer in d .« H ere , ,,| , ■> n( i. - K V ^ r ^ n y B,o,,«ml. Of ................ , , „ of $ 10.000 annually agreement ahall be determined by the Hoard of perron* in ctiarge ol auen property to have <ueh dangerou* eonditlon* im m ediately rial aid from the State. tep-tired nr remedied upon the w ritten notice !u d . S er 7, Inform ation to he teeured by lh« from thr S tair Treartirer or hla tep eeaen lltive „„d.wt llio lgrt Com m iaaion —O n or betore the fifteenth of aurh Inrardon e condition, and auch amount* ■lav of F ebruary, «t »• anon thrrealter at practl a* may l.e nereaaary to comply w ith ructj notice r ’ lite t.ienm ally. prior lo the m eeting n( the I eg ( „nit..t or notice* rhall hr paid h r the Hoard of ( ommiairlalu te W ithin fi*r da>» alter the beginning • loner* of St«te In r'ltu tlon* or hv the Hoard ot rt.e - . t | l f e - l « rarelul rtitvev of all departm en t!. I111- perron in charge of auch peopettv out of anv mondlvtaton*. officer*. Iv*ardf. eoromi**ion*. in- re* appropriated for the maintenance o f the reI’.apenaa 1 ttiinlion * and other acenciea and undertaking* •p rrtK e inatitutlona or foe repair* or perm a­ 1 1 ,e Stale, through which thee *hall he in t>o*- nent im provem rnf of auch inritrahlr1 propertiea, M onth I* e , r i l j,n »cav*. 1n of the w orkin g know ledge upon which to or fm m any inridrn tal or contingent fund* th ey hare ih eir eerom m endalionr lo the I .egirlatnre. may have on hand In the event of a di«agrre... Sec * llu d g rtr an,l Slatem ent* to he Sub­ ment between the State Tte***nree in d the Hoard mitted hv the Budget Commiaaion to thr T.egl* or perton h arin g charge ol auch pronerty a* to ciea or umlertakiuea recrialng or a«king finan- - - W hereas, necauae of auch victory Tallahassee w a. th e only Capital of a Confederate State not carituretl during the war tmeween the State*, and W hcrea*. tretain patriotic* petaon* (retaona having tiavtng agreed to donate certain land* at the <rene of the mid Hattie of N atural Bridge for the uae of a park, and upon which to erect a monument in mem ory of tier loyal Confederate soldiers who took part in this battle, and Where**, J. 11. Fletcher, of River Junction, Florida, who participated in the aaid battle a* a Confederate soldier, ha* v,ei.1rrta k rn nut wf hi* meager mean* to inatigat*. a movement fo c re­ ate a Bark, and erect a m onum ent upon Ihc scene of *a!d battle field, and Section 1. That there I* hereby pw.idtd I* and created on auch land or lam! u{ the State In the Everglade* ol Florida aa the Trurtrct tf . , ,, __ , . the Internal Im provement Fund may direct, aa be end the aanae 1* hereby Agricultural Experim ent Station for the ,rom JOtn. iQ.i- . _ . improvement Be tl F.naftrJ by I k t l.tg iila lu rt o f thr S ta ll of Florida: _ Florida State Hoapltal. Section 1. That there be and la hereby approprialed for the. Florid* Stale Hospital located at Chaltah.rochee for the two year* neat alter June loth, i«*i, the following: Colorcil liiberculon* lluapltal, <1 . 500: Colored Receiving Hospital, $ 50,000; Completion Em ployeea' Home and Furniahlng, J 11 , poo ; roof for new power and lee plant. < 1,800; switch board for new power and Ice plan! Jj.ooo; pine, fittings and recording equipm ent for plant, <4.000; oil separator, vacuum trap, ra h a u lt bead and steam separator*, I t.jo o ; scale and coal barrow i for lant, | 6oo; concrete pavement around power and jy ,., 0j , be tame. „ gecThe Trustee* ol Hie Imermt lispecntnent Fund are hereby authorired aid ' lueaed (<> t f , , , |, j c an(f withdraw from *»le mi U»4» nnw or hereafter owned by the im r nfeemry jor tb r u , c antj conduct of the m l E aperim rnt Station, and to provide ind cosurqel c y j i , , drain* and other rec'antatim work* |b l , m a„ b f required to complctele protect and g ^ c r , (h e aaid land* from overflow. The u>4 [and | ah.ll be a* suitably and conveniently l» CJl(d , , possible and ahiM nut be tea* than tb , c rti( which may be added lo 1 * the nerdi do rnand.* the ........ Internal Sdc. a. T- he — T rustee* ------ - of — -— — Irrpeme m ent Fund are hereby author 1ted to accept nations of land*, money*, or other thing* h( ralo* that may be utillaed to effectively carry oat lh» purposes of thi* A ct, and if in the juJgmmt el lhe u i d T ruftc^i xnu the Hoard «*| ( on not cooditions w arrant. In addition to the main jo b * herein provided, they may establish teich brsack or cooperative station* a* they may deem adds- m tho 5» - i d A m jM k Mn . h a , , . n r « n .T i ... of (the . Confederacy, being »ny month may Iw carried forward to th e neat .U nited • D aughter, • ■ . _* — here.v b* authon.cd o make her * “ “ r c ju l.llto ‘ n . upon *th** ___ . of »b* J ^ * « « ^ . d . f « . u e h money riorw a in auam ai »enooi ior uojn Oinipteoller a« th r tam e i* needed to carry out the provi«irtn« Src. i. That^ there f»e and i* hereby appropri hereof,. an«f unnn fuch rrt^uiaitiona the Comp ated for the Florida Induitrial School for floya trailer it hereby authorired to draw hi« w arrant located at Marianna for two year* from June further aulhoriard to cooperate with the ......................................, .. prop" reo rrai a.uihoritie* u in o n u n m fed eral in e.t.bl.shing — « id- --r sut**. or rtc tirtn u to d propefljr #ppn>prurinf any tutvw idisease* ^ o i n^ . ^ , ;d .o ,n. r : v ..............." M .io n ’ -of " lb ; Budget Cummi**lon ahall submit to tile prr-wding detailed ee*e»rch •.Hirer >ad . . nd mnot' of eaeli house printed copies of a h y ilsrt, I . .Whcrea*. Whcrea*. further *'"'— lllirr •»( <wb „ uh ran* judgtnrnt. m based on their own conclusion* and Ian of all containing a complete and. Itemired P !• forerV ff«tr*e methoda «c*n • be * * * * * ««' eapenditure* for each State drrpartm ent, and * fctR n g themt .and n f f f ib r y »n |ircpetard ■ uresu. division. oIBcer. b-vird. com m i**ion. In him and »hat acti.m* taktas «o decrease the fire dditionxt fund ppr Florida: kn r. |*»r |hr ru irrn l i|'p«ipruli'»n y^Xf, »n*l ard of r.in lrn l j* Secti.in lhe H* r n » f .»» f f.T t n locate ond j . ’ I I- and _That ,1 direct l.te.-lr J ■ „ rn« XUthorlacd. S u tio n in rltcd. l*mnrrimrnt Sixti^n ^|,r llii fw*n fn m m iu io n *hall accomp.nny the maintain w ith : near O'and eapendiw -aect'pn h - %ol rIbe < « r M '11 t i " u M * ' * : 'T , v A statem ent of the revenue* ns trctlon .growing ‘ ion year* neat ^ ^ » n 7 " u -lfW !2 5 ' Z Z J X ' t o . » r « M th e B / ^ ^ ' X i r h e m ^U? , . « i" ' «he official budget classification adopted by __ bh w direction _____ ot lhe |t„dget Comml*»(on. X■ML T T h » ^^the supervision end auch U hora^rV *od V ^ r i m e n i . '. l a i r ^ T*‘ ,r4 ' VaV A '.(.ie m e n t rtf th r current . s . e t . Uahll Af V o filn d . . Hir*. tr«rfve« and •urptiia or deficit of the SU tf. In the Boird 0| tio.oAo or much \ •tjtrm rn t **f th r fund* of th r State y Tn^* . r ___ j, i*rrrtir »rnroprl; or otherr thing* of v alu g .th at may w . fo r the purpose* of thlv A d - V ra o td ti.. ent * n ation e'mttvwpU'f" *’T 'h i* , h' Act f.\ (( r r a ; V “«5 t f Y , r“ |5! and the am ount. ire Insurance inturance FumJ ru n u . ■»»« ■ihvuhii and* e .p e n .e t art 'nrccA*ary t . pay .itch ' .alary * impria.cd out of .fie State Fire In^ appruprlat ' n,i A iiu r m r n t th ow ina thr Hudffrt C om m it f„n ,j,h , „ ch information and antw er inch quet- pnrf ^ ,^ protecting ( | |b f j0| nt r „ m mltte# «h*ll require, and to oy*ter andclam and< Became private bedding ground*, and to enlor , „ , iont fha„ b r a,tm il, r<|. w i,j^ , he • right «ral rerl a carry out the purpose of thi* Article, a*, one of ^ appropruftd. . . . . „ . Sec. 6 . The Board of Commiafionert of t t j gUdea Drainage Diatrict it hrreby autkoritc-J t» ■ directed to appropriate annually, beginning J»7 I _ service, < i.to o f ta n n e ry . J.aoo; ahoe departm ent. Ibc State Treaaury *nd tbe Board of Commiurs*Everglade* Drainage Urtirtci. . |M rithout' the approval of tha G or- >4 jo : printing departm ent, < 1,000: wood working eraa of Ev»rgUd_e* DHtrict. departm ent, t,a$o; sewer connection *1 No. a, ___ See. y. The State Board ol Education **« J* * 1. 500; tailor shop, < joo; shorthand, typew riting Hoard oard of Control ahall. with the ad''?* "1 It,» Internal Imnrovcmrnt runs. I filet hfTt* Ith Sec. 4. Thi* I & u .V f C H A PTE A N ACT to Appropriate , and Mafntr Roval Palm • W herra*. the | Ida. was ceded 1 • o '* Club* tmder -----Law * of Florid *. and approved Jpne * '" . •«»* om- to carrv out the provUlon* of thi* Act. Thr rived from thi* special privilege tax ahall conditioned upon the Florida Federation ^ n q m o n rq upon r c , , ofUkl\, n„m6o rrnor shall flv the eo m pent.tlon of such ncr*on« a,i,le a* a. a planting fund for thr connty In which r*on« aside for Epileptic* w ... G eneral' Statute* ar« hereby repealf-. Be It P.martrJ by I k t L r p i h l s r r r f Ik t Stair a f ated foe th , Florida . F arm Colony fo r two yrara from Ju n e jo th . I9»i. a» follow*: Sec. to. All !»*»• an<l PM1* 1° ,1 11 Florida: N urses'1 Home. <50.000: Infirmary and furnlah- fRet herewith are hereby repealed. . Section t . T hat Andrew Ja c k -on J^avlna la spent In planting the pubal ** he shall employ in ta n connection, anq cau*e collected and ahall be «pei n u* PTjl 9,ww, .000: v>M cold,. .atorage <4.$ool Sec. I t . Thi* Act ahall take effect oo^MJ . . . . . . . plant, ...,w v . farm «•..Apprmw 1 hereby n a m e d a pension Irrym th e State rf Flor­ Inga. <40 th* **me. together with thefr ncce***ry traveling Rc oyster and clam reef*, * ' age and .approval by the Governor. implement*, <y,$oo; road*, walk* and beautify. J*a!m State I’ark; and _ . . . . . __ spenae*. to l>e t»e paid. pain. Section IJJ N o person, firm or Corporation ida at the rate of < 15.00 per m onth, and aaid pen­ Ing walk*. ft,o M ; water. Ilghti and aewtrage. June 14, 19*1. I*J 9 - No pert* W hereat, the Florid* Federation, of W omeni'* r*pen*e«, See 1 a. T h e re i* hereby appropriated out of .h .ii r n*>*r In the huvlnes* nl wholesale or sion ahall be paid from tne Pension Pund In the < Club* in conforming to th e provision* of aaid — ------• *——* <* -----. 18,— 000;‘ * furnishing and — equipment, 0.000*; — main a ^ s r r t ’M SSL .. -« »•*•> f - j a -jf*r^2Sa.*±as: C H A PT E R 4 4 4 J -(N o. 48). tenance. <t«e,ooo. * Sec. 5. That the unexpended balance* rem ain A N ACT to Aid Ann* Dommatt C h a r'". ter* of the Confederacy, Incorporated, Inw In the appropriation* mad* for said InrtF A ugustine. Florida: In the Completion * trtlo n * In 1919 he contained In fuH force and ef­ Ia, the Loving Coring Memorial. fect and be available for the purno»r* for which m ent for Memorial, f F.rectru,“m ■O' Augustine, Florid*. 1" M000. ' ^ s^T o l - - , Um W in* Losing, D stlnrulvh'd > " Co^ r d i | i.la; and Tot lhg.C urb.ne. Railing g*■ W ork Around A e Said O ob* take* of the park and w ork of beautifying the park and the protrejion of the rare plantx and ■l*«rniftr«nt nxlm t xittuted lbefeo«». J ! <n * of funds for tbe payment of the inoebtrtl* of approaimateiy $j.>oo on tbe buiidinga and in connection with the conllnuons car* ol the property and Its beautification, all of »JBch is ^•nvldrred - . 1^ In £the intrrevt intrrest af nf the feneval^w genev.l w rilsre. etur*. Ui# State l'ark bglng u*e«l aolely for public pur- in c « re e ririn g "financial a**!«tinee from th e .State ,,f Florida, and the *ald Budget Commission shall ^ lam ifb ed proraptly ^*tb xll »uch Information #f vnay.be ro ju ifro by init! Budget Commiaaion or | (fl is«i«tanta • ^ , 4 Inconsistent Aer* R ep esled.-A ny and >1( Aef> of r|a ol ^ f f i |„con*l«t«mt with the -prp, „ (on,," oo((^ tb i, A Ac1 rt arf hereby repealed. Appfovecj k jiT 6 , flJ| l u tI , 'F * « t « l by I k t l.ffitla to rr a f Ik t Stole of FloridaSection t. That the turn •r.d for the Tear *nd:ng Seft. n tu llr thereafter, be and the ' propriatpi out of any funds Mfegvwlte M herwtir approprttteq. approprlsted. to me riojw w r r a t r «o|um ..v m e a e s s it ,p u .™ to « » « » . a-._ I-* / nTlnh*. .k w to be evpended and used suspens on and removal, and on account of auch hrm ol lir.-T WotSriv'a by.R exclusively In .the d ^ e lo p m ^ lm p riv v e m e u t and mainteninre of“ the'"S ori^a 1'^ tn a >State P ark , losY^of com prnsatlon during auets uuaoenalon, I R T b S S m ^ S SrowTd. *7 d the psym eut there- to w it. from and Including M ar toth. A . D. 19*0. 1 for to Iw u sH and en'oved hy all the people of up to the first Tuesday .F u r th* flrrt M onday In the State of Florida and the public g e n m l lr , January. A. D . tg a t : and . . . t Public psrk and rrounda. and not otbovwU*. W hereat. I t la th* conriltutlonil duty of th* See . That *H law* and part* uf U f * b. con- Leglalatura of the S tate of Florida to relmburx* tb a ]| p»y a Rrente tax of <50per annum. Any .C H A P T E R 8415— fN o . 40). aBtj a|| boats of v e iitit. rn fiK n i in lhe ih fli induttry before becinninx ope ration a, the AN ACT to Place the Name ol H on. T. C. Car­ roll. of Maeclenny. Florida, on the Pension or person operating su A boat or vessel, Roll of the State of Florida, and to Anthorir* •halt procure from the Commissioner of A gricul­ the Payment of a Pension to th e Said T. C. ture a license based on the following schedule: C arroll Boats not over sixteen feet long or over four feet Be /» Enacted by I k t Leciilatmro o f Ik t S to tt of wide, a charge of one dollar, shall be made. Florida: Bo*t* over l i fret long and four fret widr. an 1 . T hat th e C om ptroller of the State additional charge of twenty cent* for each add!- of Section Florida be and he i«_kereby aulhorirrd to . .. „ . . . . f „ G ’ 'flla h e r __________ __ Apolieition for s u c h l i c e n s e s 1 1 „» blinks to b ? fornlYhed hv t h j b * . k ' Uw Became ■ law without the approval CoHeg* for Women, the F lorid. School for the *°Ji r il^ h i S j ^ ^ ,h * _____ D eaf e .f ^and a n d BBHad. Iin d . _Xnd and the th* Florid. Florida A Agrieuitura'. gricultural Shell r* eh license* --------m %<9 X e^hinlcil C M trff. for Srwmr% . . . . . . w». required .w ,,,,™ a h a tlb c e o lle r te d b r the Shell F l.h CommUriooer . C H A P T E R R a tb -fN n . 4 r>. . •o h r fjrpportrA anil maintained1 fbv Chapter $584 J*r hla duly authori.ed deputiea a* provided by A N ACT M A K IN G A P P R O P R IA T IO N for Vo- o f tbe l a i n of Flofldx. ■ ptmired fd Tone 5th. 1905. “ 7* . . _ . ■. . . . . • catlonal FducvUorv In Execution of Sections wbfeb r t I turn thall J wbe expended r r —-AL— M *Shelt I t *ha» ,b« unlawful for any peraon to eateh or take with a trawl n et or any kind ol rnet* or- gfe to My. Both Inclutfve. of the Revised , ~General- Statutes of----Florida. --- by Mock and frequently blackened i» \ ‘^ 1 t.r ily undcrt.ook th.__c.re of B. fire Yirr»V^clotr around J S S L I r V for 11 year*, at th rir own e x p rit"d .« i B 5 W nerea*. Anaa D um m trt Chs.g of the Confederacy, of St- A j M j g g j , ITnlvrrsitv Current _______ expenses,______ aala-___ for ,w. th e ____ purpose of making c o o tr jr '. U n lr m lt? of F lorida— lo rid i—COTw... rtex, repair*, upkeep and eqcipmenU $140,000; fo f prepettyV»ft«r property. " v: fj *># *>fVv>. % Vac ' 1" s i _- t . < I , _____ Education Created and , to he Maintained by Chapter 55*4 . of the Lawi .......... ... ____ _ of Florida. Approved .J umn e _ Ji lth ro s \Ving k .., 1905 1905.. _now \V lne L oring; oring: and . . . . . . r,tti*fF ■ U p ' * * — v * known at the t/n lv e rslty of n o rld s, th e Flor W hereas. The State of F l o r i d * h Ida Stale College for Women. Florida School m em orialized General Kirby Smith h r,p lor th r DraF and T>umh. and the Florid* Agri ataluc in the II*R “ I fat"* k*» cultural and Mechanical College for N egroes; . pri a lion of < 10.000 for .that purpose, c - v j and for the Support and Maintenance of Sum- Trt made any appropriation for * u m er Schools Created b y Chapter 6498. Laws of the grave ail General L/»rtng o f *l*r Florida. Approved Ju n e sth. i# tt. m em ory: and at, . Bt Florida: Si r:**t , r* l k t I tgiilatnry a f Ik* Stall o f W hereas. TwentT-em* T J J " . -I tke ' A rm D nnunett Chapter. Daughter* ^ Section i- That the »um of $ 1, 585.00. o r *o federacy. and th eir rind*** •hr C hapter. C ltlidrtn of the Cr-«fc<ler»cT. on ■pprofirrated lor the xupport, m a in te n a n c e ___ grave, ___ ____ of _G_____ rte ra l ^ » * a 4 ^ ! ^ 4 n O j r p t j m n t a i of Jk c t'n lv e rs lrr .of F h r l h . Flor- Mi outside Iha m cioaorv { ‘- t . l ' . ' m * “ jnnt orw ra; Ida" Agrirmltural experim ent Station, Florida State m Sh. Tohnw Couaty. onrtarked. --Si » •*4 p,,kfl rftori- 1 �m / -fc ■i fS- •a -Vi < - — -— * U \ ^ 'P s y W J 3 r ' -- * w Ij.\5 P :‘ >v ; w *7* „. ’ i . ._ .... _ . , WJ H * l __ ‘ . '■ ** ’ . • - " f ry,,;-.-: a • ^ S N K m H g t f j g g f iM ry< 1 H •hill be the bearer of such challenge or acceptThe Secretary. of the Senate (ball receive the ance; but the leg al1 disability -•--•* - - • -------- ----- -* *- — - ------•.receive me until alter trial and *•»Sixth, h o peraon per an election who (hall on on or or before belore the the l o u i . _ ___ __, ------------------........ ...... ............... .. .. day ol auch election, Ida or her poll Uxea lor the »*r»icea with (aid committee. | two year* preceding the year in which anch elec.5 «c. J The per diem and mileage ol th i mem *,on *h»H b« held} 1 rovidcd, That no peraon shall berm ol the Senate and House ol Representatives be prevented Irom voting on account ol not »,* r d ' ,,'n ‘ be secretaries, clerks and having so t>ald a poll lax lor any year l »which shall (Haches ol the Senate and House ol Represent* n o t h i V P l » #r t t l a tor f Ilf I w a a « » a a a l . U m « s h I— ns l l v t l t l l l l l lit* f i m u i p t l i n (■ aw m i l Inr sss > ..l s L ... R B u | K S ’f t M S ’ n * ! her by reason of his or her not hiving been «{ ‘ be Senate shall be approved by th^ Preaid ol age, or having been over fifty-live year* S ' 'b e ^cnate and attested by the SecretaryI noll i l 'A U ol age, or who has lost a limb in battle, 5 «n*te, ™ M o( the House ol Keprcacr n r m li.i s h a ll h ■ C . . L I . a f_ . l . ■ I llV C l thrill hr atin ilivP tl )>«• t h a U n » LK.ep . ro _ «cn . uor wlbu'shaU have bicom i” dlsabled“ u the U nitid il,, c * *h»J' ** »P Pf°'**ri~ V "ths"' S f ia k e T 'd 'V h v States Army or Navy service, and who shall have °.,1 Kepresentatlvea, and the Lomptrollci Procurjd .n d .h.H .cenrim ate ^ the ^ ° ° *h' T r W Seri oen Z. Trailer or semi trailers used lor hire In* a bridge or sharp turn or steep descent or the highway, exceeds filtceu miles an rate 01 s|»eed shall be p rin u ta c ie evlis l the peraon opmating such motor veoperating tba (ante at the rate o| speed than to reasonable and proper and in Ho' the provisions ol tb U | chapter, H the corporations, having a acoarata'unlTW ^iik'rT'L^i of speed ol a motor vehicle uperated. upon ne»a^ shall require* the «ime re ^ a u it on or U- •»'* the highways ol this State pairing an> any street nia o w e in pa«snng cense lee as trucks lor hire * °r railway cat which *• •'•«««■ «• » . . ’ •••■ -•— Provided, that no motor vehicle shall be oo- on the same (ids is statiooary. or about to stop ul the car on which passengers crated on a public highway outside* of anv mtml? i« .t - ^ •1 ♦ .r. ** C O l IflJT n l U n l C * exceeds i,£ ‘f t X ^ a t V ^ o i n g " . 7 l2 3 P f t flVc t r i M i S S etved ? ’ S U sod " f t . edischarged, ^ speed (hall be !P,°r' J . " ‘ I 00* pounds, including the weight prim s fad e evidence that the perron operating 0 ,|., “ c^ m.0'.0 r. c ' h,eLe* , ^ *ucb motor vehicle Is operating the same at a I ryvidcJ further,^ that the Countv Commimion- f*le ol »p«cd greater than it reasonable and e r ^ I l^ M y w S r t y ^ ^ ^ L 'v e * Ihe ^ r i ^ C l t o 'S ^ u t a F i n d f l T & l S E I , 1'^ l * S l f o t ^ S o i m o f t f i f & l S E their discretion, permission to on eritr ™ i« r" ler V r o v il t d Uia l u u Z t V ^ T „ V e ^ . £ r o1* ^ Sec. I TM . a .h a l l ‘ lake effect Uc.o*ti-,W>. ,b# * i" » license f cense tax based a « ? X * ' B8'- Aa lo th .* ? ? ueta sold, U a U I I SSL «» •uchwJh and alter June auth . 1 . , *** 8nd “ • Sec. o. N o t h l S . » 10 as to apply to c tu d e 'u fl'o r’ to '! b* « “ ,5,ru'd sene oil c‘ °u. or kero. ro. A ll Sec. lu. ^ . . ■-----herewith^are h ereby“ tpSled* ° U " ,0 Sec. ,1 . This A c t sh sT m w T .rf • day ol June. i 9 j i . App o v ^ j " 1 on ,h« t«.sk u°* .0. A N \ « F f 10 | '0‘ borlee a n d ^ rr o ^ e YJ,' „ , Aaaeaameot and Collection ol — °.f lh« Levy. ............................ . s v rhid Com m ons the Lommkter Senate h, or House . m ,Tand- *issue *n<* bis same aame. take effect upon May j i , t p jt , )un* 14. ip at. State one year previous to any general election, Comptroller shall audit the shall be [cquirrd to pay more than one year's warrant or warrantp (or the Sec. 5. This A ct ch ill C lIA I-T E R 8,96— (No. a o t). P° 1 l«*e»- rrrfvlded. That no person who hss l o A CT to Amend hcciixn ,4<»V ol .be Re- only been a resident ol this State one year must becoming a law. Approved 1 tiled General Statute* ol the Stale ol Florida, Just produce a poll tax receipt Irom the Slxie — C H A P T E R 8400—(No. 14). ! uTUline to Carnal Intercourse with Unmarried bom which they moved irom, before being perA N A C T jo Appropriate. Sufficient l^unds to Pay ’ l .m t l r L'nder Ei«hteen Year*. milted to vole. the U elidrn cy in Salaries ol the Member* ol I , r, hmatitJ by tk* L c(u h l» r c c/ Ike S id e cf> Seventh. No person shall be permitted to vote. •he State lloard ol Examiners. ’ * 3 or shall such vote be counted, unless the person Wherea'st"r i e e h u t e ~ o ( * 7 h e * * n v l i * 1 11 ^ u r m % l t r i n r ' u n m . m ^ p«r«»n.ol prcv.ou, P aste character, who at the tint* ol auch inter- J “ “ * '«• -urae la under the ag* ol eighlecn years, shall C H A P T E R 840&—(No. u l \ punished by imprisonment in the S u t* penno, a n „. a. ^i w - j t p « , s ,m * Health Ulhcer of the State of Florida, for the ^ d i n g T s . 0 0 0 . or boih- Approved June Lom ol Salary, ry. Fee* Fees and Traveling Expense* l-.spcntes Prior to and Subsequent to His Unlawful , C U A P T E R B s/p -lN o , tJU). Suspension from the Said Office. V A C T to Amend Section 4 of Chapter 3946 ol Whereas. On Ibc Alb day of June, i f i y . pursuTie Laws ol Florida. Appioved May to. ipoy. Entitled " A n A ct to Regulate Osteopsths and ant to. ihe laws of thu SUIe,, Or. WT. 11. t o a ► .employed by the S u ,e Hokrd ol h ealth a . I ‘jsteopath y." S i aa l _ . . . . !5 a,,_ ? ,.‘b ._°‘ ,i 5” °.!_,b « S '* '* of F lorid, l o r , , oard of Exam* sueh by the le ts received meet the nrcessarv Traveling^ t l Z m rt ine nrcessary traveling e*Pfn_*es_*nd the •nd *(ern V 'd ,»»••»* Jaeklng hinds to pay talaIT Ithe____ riei o l' f ’ laid ssld Hoard Ilosrd for the months " {••• ro f February, -March. April, May. and June, t g n , a mounting to » *o'»l deficit of fa.so o ; ~ Section i. Thai there ____ appropriated ere -la hereby oj «he funds In the State Treasury, not other" l i e appropriated, the sum of * i.jo o , which sum, ?_r W mucf, thereof a . I. necegsary. shall b« u.e^ n ‘ f?.,*?"1* ,b l ‘ 'fu r w h e e l tralle( shall be 1‘rovldcd. that motor vehicles, trsilers and semi.O j^nted public hl|h»ajr outside ol any mu- trailers trader* ol o l a weight ol 4.000 4,000 pounc pounds o( > a on a *1 ? highway leas. In.« m .--PM corporation In this State carrying a load clndlng the weight ol the vehicle atyfl the load ?i_,!?0,e ‘ “ * n b,ooo pounds, including weight ol carried, shall not be operated at a eater speed trailer, a j miles 17* per hour and « oil ii „ , i j , i ,u ., __ ___■ . . ,, . .than *s <■ my-.or or . vtnicies. vehicles, , *.,r0Tl? , Y/ . , “ 1 ' no .»o-wheel trailer or semi- .railers and semi trailers ol a greatc/ weight than ^*f r****1^^ be on • public highway out- 4,ooo pounds. Including the w eig|t ol the ve*» / S ta te C and lho load carded H ull n^. be opera,Vd rrylng a load of more tfun j.o o o> pounds, pounds. inIn- a. a greater speed than ao miles p & hour. Proefud •wing weight ol semi trailer. vided. that mo,or vehicles, tr .lle r .^ n k semi-,railProvided, ' ------- . ’ • « " • equipped with era equipped With solid tires shall not exceed ta H?...dia' ” , . t i iu !i,0pe? ,e‘1 on a publlc highway miles per hour.- Provided, lhal motor vehicles, e OI of ‘the " e . "limit* “ •'•» ol of a municipal corporation trailer* and semi trailers operated upon Ihe highng a load of more then S.oJw pounds. In « l * of th i. State together with . lJad carried V y „ ol euch motor vehieleV same ehell not exceed y feet In width end Va fee, ' »o„«our *b eel trailer equipped in height. Provided, that motor vehlcJea when vith “ Ud .“,i,b* fT* b? operated on a p u b lic meeting other vehicles shall when practicable be highway outaide of the limita of a municipal cor- tufRcd/io the right to tha that the lelthand wheel o f !^ r ,,ion • load of more then ,T S o "h eel* (ball b« at (exit ,8 r- 1,!? ln*e h M f7 ra ,hT c' n ,tf l" c |uding weight of trailer. of the road on the righthi Provlrjed, that no two-wheel or ______________________ aeml-trailer •« •«»•* »oo feet .................................... _ prior to ^R ipped w||h lire* ahall the sen aame. vi|h »olld (olid tire* shall be operated on a an^ *nd ^Hile while patting passing th* ... r K w u X S 1. ! r n.d. o r hoie nldpal cori1^ I t l o U,,fde °! lh f of * m '’ ' *f hM °* • I mo,or vehicle deal res" t o 'p i .s 'o t h r r _ ____ l , ,00 potin ^Vj°r .?,r rjd n f ■ m*d of more than vehicles going in the same direction and at a * Vrovlded. no perron? firm" „V eoV^rarion shall w undini a horn devie'e' iS thsl purpose propel T . n, I)T v m 3 M r,^ * U! ! ‘ ? ht. p.rpp*c',fd «r 81 r t ? lr *Ht <0 »he rear ol th . Iron, vehicle, over _ J Public mad of this State, any ■ "< * «be front vehicle upon such notice shall at tractor engine, or tractor unless th . of the w heel, of . . . J n , 'rim : : 7or tire once, when practicable turn to the right inTlid'cnlJr .bet the.lelthand jwheel or wheele shall be at are of smooth su ri.ee K T L S t t X c ? leas, .8 inches' i r ^ t h V - c ^ t . V o Y 't h V 'm a d ' pn , , r .-----. — --------------- - ------- Stk2 i “ s $ tol k ! i d examine thoroughly J V 8 1 = 3 4 ^ S S » o?A j departments, upon prouucuoii or * • berelualter specilied, lro«i * t®01" * * .'Von • the Atncr.esn A _ .,^ nV , uhvs' subject*. /AAnatom the ' following loUowing subjcctsT n atom y, paysuby^ vncculufv. theory And n c tic t ot gyncculugy, theory and p practice oi ot* osQfTl,y. obstetrics, ‘cbemlstry, chemistry, hygiene, pa.hul patbol_ » sical diagnosis, minor surgery, r» bade | >!ogy! 'toxicology, and no preletence *ii aball1 b< be 1 r*n to any school ol osteopathy. Ihe diploma -nlioned must be, lor those graduating prior to ly. i»o;, Irom a college requinng » co u n t ul enty months; lor those graduating since July. 1 07. and prior lo July, ipso, Irom a college reI ulng a coutac ol ay month*; and lor Ibis gradling since July, 19x0, Irom a college truuiiing Imiuimum course of jx months. In sdduion in nieilm iniry education equivalent lo a lourar high achool foul sc. When the Hoard, upon th examination, ahall be satislied a* to the 'allticalion ol an applicant, they shall gr n a certificate to that eilect, which cerUHcale Ml emilte tbe peraon to whom granted the tight I practice osteopathy in any county, when Ihe [ me shall have been recorded .a* hercinalter •mired, and (ball Confer upon him Ml the fights d duties conferred b y law upon other practo ccft except the rignt to adminiattr internal ditmc and peiform major aurgery Such examination ihall not be required ol grad I Uis* S u i e * ' ^ " d UM“ s s r Sec. ^ i , r * ftet upon iti ws - s S Florida, on the ajrd day o| June. l« lg , without n0,lce 10 ,he S,8,e H *f>.b • Xficer, and lor no C H A P T E R 8410— (N o. i j ). M u,e kno" ? . o t h e Mid State Health Ollicer, w ti T T tytported J g S S to liava dispensed with the services A ^ ^ '» «*«*«« S«c7 lon .0 , and to Amend . .w . ro tj, 0§ i j ollicrr; officer: end and « . , , __„ ol the said of |),e , he u iald ollicer; Section . . ,006,, ,007. loop. , 0 , , . .ro w hereas. During the time that 'elaoscd from . ' ? ' 4i lo w , t o t;, 1018, roas, , o j i . sioo. ,60s Whereas, 'elapsed __ _ _ June *|td to August xjrd, 1919, the said W . II. 0 “VutuVei* S t h S S relating to Hie Operation ol Motor V el rile.*’ t*-0* 01 *W*a ’ _ _ *he duties ol J _________ the State_______ Health ld S 'Trailers, Semi-Trailer* and Motorcyclet. S (qjjteer, and^ incurred traveling expenses to the atocran amount of la g j. none of which has ever been • 5 S ^ . t t r A R l S f , o , par,, ol law. in con.hc, IVftwilh are hereby repealed, kac. j . T bit A ct shall take cllcct upon its homing a law. Approved June 4, 19x1. W. II. Cox (or traveling expenses and «b* all bat lue him *' 'lor sers' services ns such State Health h in t 7 - '1.010, to the termination ol * is lour»ro". year period of employment, and when sttch amounts arc »o found and asrrMainrd. Ilri s.iid Comptroller is hereby authorised to draw his warrant in livn t of the said W . II Cos to r<wff tbf ».Amr. See. i. Tha! 16.114 *• hereby apprnnria!r«I from any fund* in the Stale Hoard of Health fund*, for the purpo«e of paying the tame. ^rr f . All iswt and psrtt of lawi in rnnflirt hfipwltn irr here t*v fepettfsf. I Thu Art fth.ill take effret upon itt pAttagc and upbn becoming a law. Approved, Jttne j . to il. C I l A l »ER «$<n (No |86> d A C T to Fix tbo Compensation ol l oioncrs A j Counties Having s Population ol More than uLooo I'eople. * * II Hooded by ike Lr *-*x •>/ ihe Stole of '} Florida; . „ , sectio n -1. Thai --v - in Counl(ts - .having- a1 -popu . _, ol _. more than ej.oou l«°P'*. according to 1 last Federal census, the corapenaation ol cor, (h all be aa loltowa: For viewing a dead jfy and issuing a death crdilicalr, where a cur h r * jury ‘ is not aunimoned, and where the Leased was not attended by a physician in t last illneaa, I j .oo ; lor summoning a jury, idtng an inquest, and making return theirof, L same fee* a i now provided hy law (or Jua Jet ol th# Peace. Shcrilfa knd Clerks ol C ii. A*_ Court* fof~fttm l*r acrvicet. and Js-oo per ^ and Mi cents p it jiiindred wpf'J*, For teali t IIA I'IE H 8407— (N o. i j ) . A N A CT llrgulati'ng ihe Payment ul tlie Per Diem and Mileage and Eapenies ol Memllcrt *'l Hie Legislature and the Per Diem ol Em­ ploye* ol the Legislature. Section 1. That the State Treasurer it hereby authorised . to. -|uy- the . -per di . em and mileage and eaprn.ea ol the members ol the Legislature aa the same accrues, and the per diem ol employes ol the Senate and Iht House ol l<eprescntaiive!\ a* ihe samj accrues, upon the presentation to the Stale Treasurer ol an order ol Ihe Comp Holler, countersigned by the Governor, for the •rated amount, which order* ahall, at the close of the Legislative Session, or in due course, he presented to the Comptroller, w h o ‘ shall t«-,xir lo the State Treasurer a warrant or warrants there (or. Sec. j Tha, the sum of it., <uw hie.iiustiv f *A ctively' ^ ‘ “J V 1! ~"fug? engaged >n the practice of oatcop• . a. ro. . I i .* * -.a I 1. • t i n s * n ( • I * %y in tha S u te off ft.* Florida at the time of the I'M A gr and appruv^l of tint Act, or of appUI n taw bo are Uccnlialcji, ol tho»c states and piov* ** according equal pnvilrgca to Florida been but suen pcrs<»n shall t>c required to p*tr gular fee and receive a liceitse as alorcvaid, U be requiied to record the same as ,r •hall off’ cers'Vnd public o fficia l*-•( the'severed*countiea Ltlsl.. ol the State. c ...: m u n iite 8nJ . n,,Jn‘cH’abties fir' hc Owner shall include any person, rm motor vehicle by right "o f'"puTchsie.'’ giVt'*I cV k or otherwise. P rensse, gm , lease The term "Chatilfeur" shall include anv ner.on oper.ting any moto, vehfcle . . .n em p !o v,i „( the owner therrol: Provided the term '^Thauf leur" shall no, spply lo a person using a motordriven vehicle a* an incident to their em nl.v menl In tusitr other rapacity P Ihe term "T railer" a. defined in thi. Chapter shall inelude all four-wheel yehlclc. coupled to o, drawn "by a motor vehicle. n.ar!?#rUr7 M ”'Sinclude fm! T|r8iItrdt,infd ,nvehicle «*»*• Lbapter shall any 8* two-whrel couplrd to or drawn hv any motor vehicle. ,..lh "M otoreyc r Side Car" a. defined in thu ( banter ahall Include anjf attachment to a motorcycle Ior extra conveying capacity, requlrins the use ol one 01 more e .tra wheels The term "Solid T ires" defined in th lr Chap ter .ball include all tires ol any material or tubstance, which do not depend upon confined air (or the support ol the load ‘ coqnneu air The term "Pneumatic lir e ." as ‘define in thi. Chaplet shall include all tires re* made of rubber and fabric inflated with h T h a t Section loop ol Ihe Revised Gen­ eral .Statutes o| Florida, lie, and the same la hereby am ended to read aa follows: r ,nn7 \ Application for Registration on- Blank rurniixiRd: lo rp i.— Every owner of a motor ve hiclc or vehicles, trailer, semi trailer, or motorryefe side car, which ahall be operated or driven UHOn Ibe 1 1I fl IWx w . —I a ll. Cm rn a aa j - ,h - & s r ? a “ k ; k ! tF h S S tr 8j ij|j DC.»■ •. . — d. ... ?; m — .................... r Section i. Tmhat a t Section section 4O1 818 o f the Revised ; * General Statutes be and the same i* h e re b y , amended so as to read a* follows: Section 4«i 8. ( a S j t l Dutiea and Power* o l Commissioner*.— It shaJl be the dutv o f — ^ Com. m isslonerc 1 -T?™ ; '. 7 1. Tl oo nuke reasonable reavonable and just lust rates ol o l freight and passenger tanlfs to *be observed by (nerved ail rail. roads, railroad companies and common moo carriers > . doing business in thi* State over their respec­ live lines. This clause shall include the Hah.t to — : ,j prescribe how much baggage may be carried free with each passenger atidT h e riT a o f excess ban user 0 “ 8 * '. . . ssft . * - _ —. 2SSL aotlmrkn^L'and rited and reonlred ??!?_•! to draw ,Ir,° rl,d l- •» ^ " id fn tic M 'jo h n E.#,S o S ? srhollen' J>®rh'»*i» He'rVbjr ol If. J, Rialock on the !1-‘ tr,d ,*nd »»rv*d In the military service of the w»rrant in ftvo r i* Confederate Slates during the war between the Treasurer of the Slate of Florida from time to •i . . .LI I- '■ '7 ,'7 . , T 7 '.,r ! Stales, in Comnanv “ t! cT * w*r _netween the .1— wiiwria. TTie *u,^1 !or°the"Loring Mem'ria7 pf-wplcie is J to place the curbing, railing and concrete ? ! iroun.l the base. In _*ccordance with thy i s sat^ not l d 1g a . c ■ be made subject to redemption . . 1 p*r, at a bred time and price, to be i( n ltiren rd in the certificate thereof, and tbe holde LL.Ii iir.’ i . ••viucra thereof . - ______ _ .a . 7'* kc reasonable end Just rule* end reg-1 ulations for the prevention of any nnjuat dls-J crimination against persons or localities hi charges in iumisning U tilities, d .h ey shall have power: and just rales i . i,To make — ■reasoneole *— » j uss Joint joinr rates S t .r l " f mr r i,r* doto* basinet# In (his a State as to Ml trMflc passing from the line of Z l «o ano.Rer. _.nd to eppor.Jon such Join, .rate, U tw een ^ d dsrriers baf. a e o ^ ana grailroad iU a t , — - —-— 1— _ iKint •> .ii n ranrna<is kn? 'V *° ,h* «°mpl»Jn*nt, the compUinant shall i .P*nle» crossing - or meeting each other at Has n a m e * . P i n . I— * 1. . t . l l l ..s . _ nmt ... .L . J’ * 1' I.be name of such . -*rson In the bill, Lbut the point, or serving the" aame• city,* town or" V failure lo so State shall not Invalidate snv drrrra Hy. provided tliev I . • . ' 10'w rite si non-payment of ETerMade^ ' n Z , ^ n il * W taxes shall bo and ls ifercb! J ^ n8« * ..W * b S ‘ Se^"aefl'A ?l*l“ he” ‘? P^vlded for*PPl'f,!,!' » . ^ j* A ll law* and nartt of h * . herewith are hereby repealed. * ' '" '^ntet ,H C3J L _ 7 bi , _A, ! L ,h *Jl ‘ ?ll« e/frot It. p„ u n a n d ^ m l n T r U w J X p ^ fonc 'l •«*i. P> ” Junt _ C f t A J T E R Bc j - J N o. |g) A N A C T -,o A m end Sections s , n.t _ ' ' 6*s6 ol the Acts ol J ’ 0,. f ,W ring. Sec. 4. That when Ihe payment* and work .» n tha Loring Memorial which are lo be eovs > - appropriMioit--------- *w*'i h— ,. oVl by this shall^-------------------have been pompitted, ihe said Anna Dumractt CTiapter, Daughttn -I thr Conlrdrraey, Incorporated, ol Si. Aug. utinr. F T o r i^ .l u .U ^ a W j .n ^ccoutrilng o M h e poney so expended, and shall file a copy thereof .xith the Comptroller ol the State of Florida. II iny surplus remain, it may be used by the said Chapter Ipr Ihe care and upkeep of the said Lorirr Memorial. , See. 5. That tills A ct snail gn Into effect Impediitrcly upon the passage, and approval of the lire ty th* Governor ot the State of Florida. Apprutrd June 14, 19*1, ^ ,8-««,ton * °.nr b»,f ‘ ‘'ft* required under ,h.f 'n .l*'ralio nn snd*”lriTniTn amt licensing of >ection j. Foe the oiiriHrie of , 7 ' . Section t o il, provided, however, that no redttc- J^olor vehicles, the C o m p tr oHer. lle r ................. II satislied of completing, anil maintaining the work, o l " ^ Hon .hall be a llo w e d 'o r vehicles""operatrd"“or "•* forrectness Ihereof,' "shaii draw his warrant »ge and reclamation lirrehr suth,,-,,. 1 1 f*?' ‘ * n ,c Kun,‘ <" f » W of such person for such •""• may be found to be due. , c„ 'F Thai Section 5509 of the R rvisrd.G rnf r»' S ' 8' u‘ « »f Florida fw and the same i. hereehr amended to read is follows: T AJr<>' Jr*i,.uiT ,!» R '« j‘ ‘ cr Motor V eh ld — 'Tr»lleri and Motnrrycie Sidecars,— ‘ ...................... Any peraon or. persona who ahall operate or drive a motor vehicle, trailer. s4mi trailer or motorcycle sidecar upon the highways ol this State, ilhout lira! Registering the same and paying Leon the day oi such publication application (ball be And Appointment of GuArdUna Ad Lltam for. u A riauc to Iht Governor lor iu u in c e ol letter* patent Such Uercndants, and to Provide the Manner Florida tberconi and the orlginM of aaid proi>osed charof, and Who May Make. I’rool ol Publication between Ih* tee shall l>« upon lilc m Ihe oliice ol the S e n t ­ of Notice m d Requiring Prool ol Publication - - U ry oi State (or at least live day* belore presenTo He Recorded. And to Make the AppearW hereas S-td Soldier enlisted In tbe State ol lation ol same to the Governor lor issuance ol «nce Day ol Orders Issued Under Said Seerlorida In said organisation and served through^ letters patent thereon." lions a Kuic L<ay Not not L luett s s man h t Weeks Rule Hay than tig Eight out the wsr and was honorably discharged at th* Sec. t. That Section 40,6 o l the Revised Gen­ from ihe Makinff of Such Orders, and the expiration ol said »*r, and erM Statutes oi Florida be and the same is amendPeriod ol Publication of Such Orders Eight Said H. /. Olatock is entitled to a *d to read as follows: lonsecutive W eek*. He It Hooded by Ike Legulotore 0/ Ike Stole o f .Vh* ?! r , r »•'“ « tilorM ,, i n 1,1 r**P*«*» except a* to the length of scripuon. Hondo-. . amt d lv^id e d 'ln i't' C,| *11 eorporations shall be Section I. That Section t l i a ol the Revised ^ w T x ' fIne e ' laws | " ,h'.„ 5 U,C P ,° rW* Und" divided into shares of not less than f 10 each. General Statutes of Florida be and the same 11 " " ~ . m g laws,1 and r” .*' I * - '* nothing but proper that the re- and Ml payments of stock'and of interest money hereby, amended co as to read » ,< “ shall enter upon t h e 'n x roll ol ‘th'ii whlch ,h'T countie*, end which valuation , f , PWth« of the benefit ,h »" •- * .A, ct. %N .. . Wliicr In alt other .V i .pr?.TidH b f .ls aiteiiraen t. collect respects the law"iTv‘e7nm. a ! ’S S H S . '" * ' See. (1. Tha* Section tors of the Revised Gent” 1 Florida he and Ihe same Is. here, ’Z r ' ' V ” '1 V ,, t j . r ‘' " n ,,r* Municipalities May Not Sem T feiH !ren,r* on Trailers and ,S rmi Trallere and Motorcycle S id e c a r s - I , shall be 'mlswlnl f^r any county nr municipality to ^ "J , 7" or *f««»‘ rafIon fee on any motorcycle sldecar '-n thi* State. w n ,‘ nr 7- Trial Section 1014 ol the Revised eral Statutes of Florida be and the aame nv amended to read a* follows *n*4. Transfer of HegiMration: Fee._1 sale o f a motor vehicle, trailer, aeml trailer torrvele sidecar alrrady registered under visions ol thl» Art. the Vendee shall immediately notify tbe Comptroller of the aame upon a blank to he furnished hv the Com ptroller for that purn?*'i certifying the name and business address of the previnu* owner* m»nuf*clurrr or dealer. and |lie number under which «uch vehicle It rr* Utered. ine name »nd b u tin rtt *ddrr«a of |he veqdee. other data for orlg, , together ...... with -•*.. all •••••»* imi « *required ftt|un r*i i»»r nn»* in * l l e s i r i t s i I,.— f al a . in *l reai^ rition. IUpon the filinjr ofa •nch ata»emenl. auch vendee thall. in cate the vehicle It lo Ifte utcil hr ihe new owner for private u*e. par ,0, .lhc Comptroller 1 fee of $10o m»on rcccfpi of which ihr Comptroller thall file *uch Matement and note upon hit rnriitrarfon book or Index the fact of \uch change of ownrr«hip. In the caie of Ihr *a!c of tuch vehicle Already Cri-iftlrrrd for | H iim j-n-fr-rj u j ?- •'t b^ t f S T l ^ d ' lUU^Tr*. Ve m ovl.lons W a S S L ^ i t ^ S i Slalutcs ol Florid*. 7 ' ,h GeneVj (Mules of F lorida.' v * " ‘* Rc*»<d "*vtscd Gf8m ^*C' b shall be ihe duty of ih . -r ' sessor* of each o f the seversl cot?n.l..* TV In whole or |„ p . r, w|,Mn ia , j n Z Z ,-a b 2 2 < o r such certHlcd valuatlono ot S u te time in whlch lor the rear ear to paw. Provided, that nctards ol County Commissioners may themV'iv” °T 0 f^nJunctfon with munlclpalitres. prorpo- rJV* mmmmKm.,-----—or w eighing — _____ _ IWi machines (or m *,- •cction «"* PttfPO^? of weigh In f motor vehicle*, trailer* w%»»v i i i s s j g u n hr of a mlidcmcanor, and or «rml tralleri and lheir load*, upon conviction shall p pynlihed by a fine not S e c i t . That Section to jt of the R eviied GenaetAOfn ahrdl ctaoln rn etaoln of# Florida and me the h aame la here- ---- , -----o in r — Statute* w * runw« he i»c anu i ciceed ln g $joo. or by confinement In the countr Amended, to read aa follows: I W U ^ CV i! . I.*1* w o o 'b8- . Dlcpo.itlon ol U c e n .e Fund - A l l moneys • L e e J n ln ^ ' w ,* ? n' .o r T re * .u ,r under the provisions e ^ o n 0^ “ b . T 5 T3 ■ nm»r* fn . „ r . n, . f f r . u b e H , Q . l l c e n . / . . ^ l i J * n.l* V : h i" no( * 7 V "m’ ’f r pUJ” ' po,*,8f e or1 “ m f* V H . g V .1,8. . . m JeA " ? ! ™?rf . ,h8? 8clV8 sFJr U fal ,WOf* . 'f'lu lred under the . . . . . ........................................ J r rm !ilnr\lhtuhil A ^ Z 'F iv e -per ^en, 11 b T d e far mo,or. vtblele treiler, or semi trailer owned *» follows: i°H cent ^ eball hee ;^ tetS vasfde for *■ * -Road ~ c,P7 *, , ;1 Jbe United S ta ir. Government. <»>ei m Alntctuncc ol' the *Stale Deportment: ihe State ol Florida, the rn im tln o l <ht. as ner nrr cent th ill S a Section 1. scaled on "n Ml "real, ' J S S m V S ^ « '1 In the E v u .w u c a irritnan, Evergladea f^ainsge D U tri« g the land. 1..1.1 Sr i _ th " “„ .net including lands held r " ol *l-lorid^ *0041. Internal Improvement I um f ol th« loa. Ida. annu annual^, b e g . m 'n , ^ H t h ^ r f '« « ? l U r ! year la a i1 *a u x ol „ . -raiU in -----tax ol o one n„ ——Jo •••ciumn,nclu<W tK. the valuation* and the — ia ^ on r *ch “ he dolL/ j main,^ 4 ' t a g '^ d * * ^ ^ ^ iknown u 1 nance, repairs, upkeen sn.i . . “ **.J k»r ma,nl. n e e e a a a r y p u T p o S ? ^ n f i S L 0" ^ Sec. a. The basis .,'**• f menl as herein provided ahljf'»S.*.Jor ,he aues*. valuation of the aal.t , . *'“ 11 the same >■ .I*" ly r e and ,h ^ ld. nPd . t r S '*'e »nJ J ' h* the !n Iern il ImnTo— i ,h , 'd bS the Tru,, hereby a seesse?a t en^m<!„l .UnJ ,or Sil! 7 In the Same riiin im wh£'i, *qu*1 lo 0,hrr Uni! lee* of the Internal ‘fmn— 7. ,m o *m. Hie TmJ 9,ulrfd *° ascertain anV^ TrtflT'Ih r roe ^und same *'* t0* Z,rl of EierM's, vergUdr. n r,| J S ! . ___ B r a ln ^ e 'ijT .t r k T n u y Us j" shall be certified l o i f e T asT jfff*1” * ' Sur!i hits . m . 1— ■ — bv*alffdJ1'uI , e fbtf furnished proof of his service sfate ,h ., ‘ h ,“ 'f |t ? S ? f t ci,i' rn* «» <b.s se7v* — .?»*( actual linowledge Tbat* h i d‘|‘d • mtd' ed. but n o tb.. V * Ue *€ ^ h i m '* ." CU' bu* w»S,O " ho Wdldd‘ <»id*no,' J ilt Where**, He* h i, i,P- n i , , , * hs» been informed alter exhaustIve search that t !,.,. *? Informed •* «r. «» living comrsdes, therefore tncre arc no no other other living Ve l i E aicU J h ihe Legtiljture o j the Stale of FloriJa: Section ne b e,7 n d ° V y B.“ rd ot Een.lon. i*swr,d' *J,mnietfd” the erection above them td. Jy lILnrg Memorial. *n obelisk of tbe needle Jn Vhfre bases, standing complete • » t i * * u nlei«ht. all of <he beat irra n b L ^ n d .‘ " e ^ V o l I 2 j S i tt'inr i"i *t ^ P .‘««»"of , h e,uCOT ? lrtiilt -® l.u in g In thf^Flo is G lo troops of iri "■ “ tTi-.nole" Wars, in me United States, the o I * ! * ,,,r state* and Ihe Egypt *n Arm ies; the C^ r Jn!riled md dedicated with fitting cu e •W * u“ n'"the Thirty-fourth anniversary "of hia HS a s a ^ e S ^ & S r i :> ^ .HMrri,.le meir i:nd ^ i ,, l T ; ; , l ,.h r l ' ' n ^ scribed lands in said district, alt Ivrinc Tn'"! df‘ sh,p South of the TalUhaaie. pTAlfel , i r S .R anges East o l Tallahassee M eridt.n l't . .it; *?.8 " Meridian, In Tp. 4a, R Tallahassee j a|| Jx, all gtCJ Secs 1} 3^ f 9 1 0 1 1 i j >4 i f 16 xt 3 1 i j j) a6 i j U n snd j|; also" In Tp 4j, R , , .11 c _ , , 11 ml In .T p 41. R — 1 ‘ . 4 *0 and j 7; the discretion qf (he court. In Tp 4 j, R 35, all Sect 19, 10 u , Sec. 14. That Section x6o, of the Revised Gen­ J * n U and 36: Alto eral S latu lrs of Florida be. and the same ia hereIn Tp 44. K 35 4l|/Sect 1 > j 4 ny amrnrml to re**! as follow*: 14 U tnt* Regulallon ***to Hunnin* ' •In' VTp3 4*, R 36, all Sere 13 13 74 Motor \ ehielef. Trailer* and Semi Trailer* or alto s *otorrycIe Sblecar*.— A rv perton or perton* con* ,n ,T P *J. R J«, all Sera i a i j - j vlc,f'J ol violating any of ,,,c the pfovifiont of Chip- 362 alto _----IV.*’ *'•-•••■ 1 » • -»•/ "• f pr 1f , ter_ • title f6. ffir«t dieition of ihe Merited Gen In ‘ P 44. R 38. Ml Secs 1 4 3 6 eral Statntea ot Florida, shall ‘ " " he fined not ex­ ,S ‘,R6. J7< 17 *nd •*: »'»o ceeding |to o . or h# imprisoned in the county ’VInJ -r4 T p 40 ,|| gees ,o. u tj fail no, rb exceed i months, or he pnnlrhed by JS and s6; alto noth J^en fine and iRipfU*«nmrnt In ihe ditcre- , -*tIn3*T p*J 4 jS ,. ft 37> . i f .4 , f , llon of the court. Sn'ro1 *: q ,6 j * *nd it See. 14 Vi. If any aection. suh section, sentenre. clause or phrise of thia A r t . l . for V; !i "• 8,1 -s«* s? ■ * m *7 99 ,M snj aft; j 4 4) uf o ta It 14 l| 11 ,, „ , JJ1 4 " he ..Id S r . kforgsn enlisted In the ^ u l^ i^ lu o U e d c ^ , T b *‘ Section j . t j ol the R e v l.c l Gen- e lid in g n a V ’^ ^ ^ r ^ T S * {V* ‘ I?8*' 0 ,1 Statute* "* ol F' Florid* be and ---------Ihe u n c --is hereby ....... required to Mop. “andJ tha ertabliihmrrM See. t. '1*lila Act ahslt i , u .tr.e* x*. v-onienenne Army o n n rCarolina aronna in Armv in In n North In, me the year v e .r ^ th .T te n T e r c in V o f l ! ro p ril! r « i |U nrU ‘ K* .....................* ' ' ' * S*W ha. been .mended so ar ,0 read *» follows: ngs and w harie. at which . . tie '8" proval by the Governor * ** * " ” * Up0" ** ,p ‘ ln d served In said Armv until thr *end pi S i PJ *u«-cribed and paid. . .II any corporation , shall on ahall j i i j . Order ol Publication: Designation ol tTnbe required to stop; t0 d « is « a h L k T^LS Hrcame a law without th* ______t . c . ‘ P* * » f - »"d wa# honorably dlsehargr.1 In North transact any buainMt before complying with •hete cGovernor without- the approval ol the Carotin* In i 8«j . and moved to the State of Flor- r • /s ■ ■ 1 • « m . _ 1 . m If —. . -a . . known Drlendanls; Proof of PuNicalton, Who «nd require tha erection of such riel.h'f**.*? M ay Make: I roof to He Heeonled.— It shsll be passenger depots, homes n latfn m . t* JJfhl *--------- ----------------- ----------------- he County with all nec'essaV/ con t’e n 'J e n c e r ix ^ h A N A C- T- ----- — w ” * " * • w» s x o i u u fIS)John lll ' requiring p Z r ' r l u S d l t ol P **« n g« « “in d 7 2 H elating to the I'eniion Claim, land Rule Day delivery and trro.7 'ri* tlo 7 , ^ <(?e|g*htd nSJyT vnle for the Payment Thereof. ___ Wbereas. Sampson Johnson was a Confederate l na publlth auch order once a we . soldier and (or lour year* fought for a cause un weeka in a ntwipaper publlah^d he thought to be right, receiving ’"* b:J LT • ‘ ‘^ c i e n , f o r c e d the heir., d e il.e e s ,’ grantees m .lm iH ed "tbrrt'l^ a“n j? t b « e M t * " ^ i d S , tm o < ........ ......... ................. ^ __ __ person are prt per ms ■ .er the huiine** of th# raeri.V. under a deceased • •aft fte% ftWas Hill sl< # #■►.!•• ,.f at T ►. o , 1. 1. 11.1 • . . CAT r l 9 f|x ■ L. c_"fct “ hon '•* ™*de parties defendant to Ihe bHL The onler of ■a». 710 i/u blish such schedulM ° r.u '-/UblI,,‘ «uchiislx> schedule the tiovernor. Approved publication shall describe such unknown defend, and d .ra re ol all •> 1 u ,b * V * '’ _ ant. a . ".II parties claiming Interest* under (the P and to order . u« * w „ „ e e , f i n . b? otherwise in the Property, p ro p e rty .'P m * tv. i «. be miiie made lirtw hrtwetrn fused to " forward' saId"'.nnll^TiU» *£ “ •s,'l,* r ! I d r ,,,inlT. Florida; therefore. C IIA B T F R a , , , r, j., v . a_ s. deceased person) or otherwise" ' ‘Me ele a ‘ m m - ™* *n m (joint pain* C H A P T E R 8444— (N o. 49). 444- f W A.T ACT fo Authoriie. the Re ticn of the Arsenal To lie of ihe .... Stole n aHooded j f f t by a -ihei SLegiilolore B . ........ : ef Section t. Thatr the ' - rlaidr -S. 7F. 7Morgan, ™ * ol r n ? ' " ' ’ el I lorida on the Site Formerly Occupied by f f Florida-. • • Bradford 'County, Florid*, he. .and he Is hereby, f m e ■ n'tl ^ r5lf0^7 ^ c* Jretr? •M * cotiMilute due and proper aervice upon all tlbedutea of all comtnnnlfrjirrJ-fJ'4nrin,rL °^4. the St. Francis Barracks Huilding at St. A u g ­ Section t. That $.40 be, and the same is, crin trd a pension ol iye no per quarter. ustine. F'lorida. Florula lor ove, xt year'. In", Q ' he p8M,,, rl*i" ’ ing in le re .l. under said deceased lining by railroad ? < “ !• J hereby appropriated out of the pension fund U'L’ , . , . r l , 8n,, , person, or otherwise, in anch t See. 1. T in t the said Pension Board Is hetehv • F# h Fnlic tcJ hy thr Legiilalute e l fke Stole of ol the State,- for the relief ol Sampson Johnson, ft , , i , :h r . r : ' ... . r .. . ht, ‘i b l ? ’rn V rf *."ry O N” ,! '* « "°» n person and the heirs, , t r c ' , . , " / .............. . •sid amount' being the sum that Sampson John autljnrifed sod directed to plare the name of now ol . *1C I*.unable to earn a live- or other claimant* under aaid known perton ihali Section t. Whereas, tbe St. F'raneia Barrack* von would have received from" September xolli, the said S F Morgan on the pension roll of the *.-ft. _ . *tn **e BsiMuig located on property belonging to the 1899. to September aoth. 190a, il his application State of Florida, and lo pay unto him the said pension In Ihe same manner ax now provided bv easier and H M m*ke b ' U“ d8r* romplaln, in said cause, the said Clerk shall de- whether owned or operated , depot Federal Government at St. Augustine. Florida, bail not been held up. Whereat Ills servrlr. i r i I K rihe auch delemlants in Ihe order ol publication con,lection with its main II„ I 8nT .'•llr o a d •tt. white being used by the State ol Florida aa Syc. a. -This Act shall take elfeet on becoming law lor the payment ol pension* In the Stale ol . . If.. Briny. ng, *nd, . ,1_ company . in i t -r!ul under in agreement with the Fed­ a law. became a law without the approval ol Florida of^*uch*^nt,ure* *TT!oe*be,0et*pecIa^n^deaervIng*** V " (n?.,nt >«*'?•" .. Ip, arty,. o r l that h a t ^purpose e ^ . ^ -and a ” ??1' , organ?,ed , , , ftor to ••ec j. ThU Art shill take elfeet Immediately recognition, having enlisted in June, (*6i. in deail. all parties claiming interests under (name quire the eral i-sernm enl that Ihe State ol Florida would tbe Governor. *u c h “ n ,o n d o p S upon It* pasxage and approval bv the Governor. Company 1. jgtb Mississippi, and having been of knnwn party), deceased or otherwise." In the terminalih r h v * '.h " nn naicts n all buildings upon the (a id . property hstt ,»# -l-n . i„,r .1..' nt ... leasee or operator tha he h briefly Imt j«r,nti«i. definitely de-' of ,.# of any Became a law without the approval ol the Gov­ discharged from the Huapital at Macon, GeorKia, property, which ■shall utej hy the State o f Florida, destroyed by lite; ’I C H A P T E R * 4 jt - ( N o . 56). •criWd In Ihe » r i ". **. ___*“ 'd, and the p ' . Sn i86j, and ud . A N A C T Granting Tension to Mrs. Sarah F. ernor. liratinn ol such ortler lor the period flod ol 8 weeks, pot nr which m a r'be 'm u i l S n u * ! OT ,,P,0,* Whereas, tbe Secretary ol W ar ol the United Phillip*. * Whereat. More-than xj years liave fasced tince •• Hrrrinbeforr apecifie<i iball con it it tit • .lu#- im j nl the aaitl Com U aionm «ndl 01 Stales on the jhth day ol May, 19x0, requested Whereas. Mr*. Sarah F. Phillip* Is the war ended, and it it Impossible now to find C H A P T E R 8576-IN 0. 181). proper Aervice perton. ifII livaon or or coftipanv coftin%ny operating nncratin^ . . i s 60! " . ,b t” *# aervice upon tneh auch known person, liv- son the t.< vernor ol the State ol Florid* to take nec- of the Stair of Florida for more than fifty yean comrade, to lcstify to hia war service, and in f, and rball constitute due n d pr<»per aervice minal to fumith •».. . i i t . j r ! * ! ^ . 04 AN A CT Authoririog and Directing Ihe Board Ing, (hall ami proper aervice minal to furnish to the railroad tsiary steps to restore such buildings on aaid and the widow ol a worthy Confederate soldier, Whereas, fie has never applied lor pension for ol Commistionrra ol Slate Institution* of the •ne reason that he felt that he couli upon all parties claiming interest, under him lair and equal participation InTlti . i V s i * let; and as was evidenced by the fact that ahe received State of Florida to Re-convey to the County I dead, all of the defendant* may be embrace.! lieges, connrctIon, in t V r e h .n ~ " » 5 h& Whereas, the restoration OL**!'! building to be without It until now,- therefore pension for several years, via., Irom Augurt Commissioner* ol Alachua County, Florida, Cer­ In one order (or publication and prool proof oiol purnipubll- other oilier benefits t>enelits of ol arid aaid drJwt drnnt i^ t # ? L t , , i C Bird >> an arsenal (or the btate ol Florida lo­ •olh, 1903. »o Jtfly 1st, 1909; and V * ponded by Ihe Hegiilolore e f Ihe Slate e f cation'shaiTbe’ miule by the affidavit cation ahall be m owner, prescribe an allidavll ol the owner, prescribe am! and rtifnrr. enforce h^S0 . . 1? lerralnal ' efn,‘ n8‘ •'•<!. tain Lands and Authorising ana Directing the cated at the headquarters ol the Adjutant Gener­ Florida: Whereas, JJnder Chapter ? j 8j , approved Jt»n* puhllsher, proprietor, editor, business manager lor the use ol such terminal* o rf !t*^r»*b e al of the Slate ol ITorida i( necessary; therefore t- 7, 1909. she wa* required' to relilc her applica­ Board ol County Commlaxloner* to Re-convey Section I. That the Comptroller Is authnrlse.1 ■ - - - — ; ot mrrmin oi inr newspaper in wnicn ine Oltbe order ptivllepes Ibrreof or foreman^ol the new.paper ln which ,frn,ln8 li w S R ® “ • •' to F. B. Godfrey. J. E. Turlington, J im ri If. an I I,. The Governor, the Secretary ol State o( the tion lor prmion and to furnish certain other q ? ,. b* r ,h, . , ! y n -w ,d IO p,8.i e ,he ? 8",c " *hxll have been puhll.hed, and such affidavit x State I Florida, and the Adjutant General ol proola ol her husband's war aervice, which aha Parrlah and C.—Hl^willoughby said I^nda. ,h f r n; i,,1n ro" rot forth specifically the date ol each publics; the Sts'e ol Florida, be. and they are hereby, was unahle to do at that tim e: and puUkatto!! - n l f . l n , ,h 7 o - ° [ w k £ , , Whereas, The BoanT^ql Commissioner* ol Stale nT ih / q i .i i rr lm e i I 1. coniiit'itr.i 4 Fotpmioaion to ne known as At Whereas, Tt ha* hern made to appear that her Institutions ol the State\of Florida selected cer­ .tenil Huilding t'ommisslon, arid the aaid Com- husband rendered faithful aervice to the Confed- tain lands' In Alachua County, State ol Florid*, id* in the tarn ■ noon is hereby authurited to adopt and erate State* Government until discharged on ao- as the site (or the establishment and location ner that warrant! .. plans ... » k s t t v K s „ : r r ' ; l , s ft: S s r s v - k : ■ pectinations and in accordance accordance therewith tni "* of tbia State. rt- count of ditaliilliy, which fact is also proven by ° f lb * Florida Farm Colony lorKpllentle and ir m l restore upon the lot In St. Augustine, original discharge, paper: and Feeble-Minded, whleh aaid lands so originally trSec. i. Thit A ct ahall take effect on July tat, amendatory • “ with f t zthiss ' & s e s c jAct e nbe.c and s s ttbe t same lo make connicilona” "^^r‘l*£".a.. 7 "ro 8<1 ,« , “ l ondr lately- occupied bv ‘the St. Francis Francis liarBar- W hetras. After said discharge from the terries lected were purchased by the Cltlrena I air aI ip j i t . Hecame a law witlmut the approval of the flict . . ky hf 51. axe hereby, repealed. along lhelr r e .i,ro ii« li„ ‘,h. BHt*I* aid* tt r»cV>lluiliimg, thebuilding to l>e used at an 0f t*p) Confnlerate 'Statra he did render faithful Committee andconveyed by F. B.Godfrey, J. E. Go vernor. r Sec. 4. That Ihl* Act ahill become effective and condillaiia n * uP°n reaionabla t Aronit h» the Slate o| Florid* inaccordance service until the dose ol the war as a soap maket Turllngtop, James If. Parrish and C. H. \V11‘ •— Immediately upon It* passage and approval by ............ « » • H by in.in. ToToregulate regulatethe ther lcharges for _ atone# .? ‘i' te.mSn‘ between th . State ol Florida for the Confederate States government; the/elore, loughhy to tbe lloan l of County Commltxlpner* C H A P T E R R .ftj^ fN o . M . the Governor, or upon 111 becom ing a law w ith . age. dem urrage • „ .! r f f l ? 5f. (f,r ••••’•#•» Wl i. !tc, ‘ ;n“ : d States Vy ar I)epartment, • • ne II Hooded by Ihe l.egitlalore of Ihe Stole ef of Alachua County, oy said Boanl o| oty. Floriikt, FlorbU, and by of A N A C T lor for Ihe the Relief Helief ol I.. I# L. Megga, County roch^‘ a o n 'r o v '.l" ^ Lh.ii^noVritec. TjLtel V .' ,,Lmu" 8» f »nd reciprocal' d emu mure , but shall not aliect Provided, that Ihe raid Building CommWtion Florida: - -noard- ol5 ** • • * andr fur . County Commlaslon i.lonera conveyed• to the Comml.sioner In District Number Pnxlltutrd PX r ^ to the naWagc hereof * Annrn7 rT ' ^ gula c and direct t h . T ^ j ! y .fct f| tei. rr rnicnng MMU into ■any (or the arepair — • • ! i.contract W SIIIftV. w s »..w wje -.a nCCIIOn Ir. . I U * t Ihe Pcnflon lloard be author Section That Eour Dqv.l County Florida, for fma. ol Sal June ,4 tSx., Approve,| far u .e of rtf'lgerator cara. refrig,ra?or I 1 Commliaioner* ol State Institutional and W d't-'oraiiop ol said building ahall take up with | „ ,| ln J the. , fe hereby directe<l to place the Where**, The1 Board _________ ____ ______ of Commlailoner* of State J 'F Became of His Suspension from Said Of* 9 ___ dental *to t r o n a w r u t / * ' * ” 8nd ,erTf«4ft w 'W r department of Ihe United^ State* the name of Saran F. Fhilllpv upon the pension roll Institutions afterwards required the conveyance fleftk . H A P' 'T4E •*- T o rcgula?et .efuracter and kind ol such repair and restoration of Florida and the Com ptroller It hereby In toflhem of certain other land* fronting end abut­ th day day_ of A August, W here*., On- the oth iigu.t, A. I). A V * r - r Cu,,iA. ^ R to M ^ IN o . y t). rogulale *al?" all .o th er matter* oertainl, ol ta-I hinhlmg. and il Mid JiuUdlng la repaired ttructed to iesue hit warrant to her in tyaymenl ting on the Seaboard Air Line Railway, whleh • 9*0, I - I- Mcggs, County rom m lasloner ‘ he rec'elvlng. handling, care ,r.n ?S w l.V l ' loner In and A N A C T ReU'Ing to Fraud or the Attempt to manner and . . Florida, tor b i.trlct No. 4. Duval County. waa oM M «dr£Zi ^ M.urV n* la romfnrt V" T of property, and tp he mar. . . . . i . ' . ir..11aiV^ <s . ^ . .Vo" 3 i l l Pe n ,loh hereafter . . . . . . . . . . In ... Ihe ■ ne came w ins .u ..a y i m s (SKI units nave tieen purchased and conveyeq said lands have been conveyed -------- , . . „ dutie* ol 5'b‘ ain Certain Information Whether the Same comfort, convenience, proper an-nmn 7‘ oorr exi cntixe building than was destroyed by |n |},c amount that other prnstoners of lh« to the Board d olof Commissioners ofof State e eaerclxe Commissioner* Sut# InstltuInstitu­ w i »• aloictaid, then in that even( to enter into State of Florida are paid. * ™ ra m w iB uau iurairi or oiaxe snsniu 01 me Hunts 01 Exi.ta or Not: T o Prescribe Certain Evidence, If*nxportat on of p a s ie b g » ,h .T l7! I oliice; a n d * -* “ *•“ ut„ r,0,, j * “ x-enam tvio eoce. ■ '...•i~vranon 01 passenger*? r that .h a T f lax i p i #. •« —. .a ft. V ’ i a - I State* C l • • # • I . fnr .* 2it * fto n n • • , . tions In lieu of eertain other lands; and accepted in sKirrtnmt with •the Unit®*! Sec. *. That thli Ac! ahall take effect on July by said Board In Bru of the lands hereinafter de­ •vhrreas, the Sedate has refuted to allirm such ! 5 d. J P*n*llle* for the Violation ol of Hie ptinKr. T h e operation d#f*i3 i's |sfoportionale thare of the ev|>enclitur# it! iq ii Hecame a law without the approval ot scribed; therefore. •iispenxlon or rembval: now. iherelore. ,, , . . . . , . . _ , „ ,i r8,j ! . '’ r of 8,'7 Mher general grant of r«p***'N ».» pfiMluce tuch better or more ripen- the Governor. Ii Footled hy Ihe legiilature of Ihe Stale of , , f '* 8 Legulaloee of the Stole of " Chapter shall not be h e l d t o L 11 He 11 Hooded by Ihe l.eti-lalore of Ihe Stale of Be Floridat o»f Im*. it heinx the intention of thit pfo_Florida: . . . ,,y 'he grama of specific power*. Florida: *' » ihe State of Florida ahould not expend C H A P T E R 8453— I No. 38). Section 1. That th* sum qf 18m. t j he. snd the „ „ ” lio,n V . J ,8J on. 8n.d „8,!*f ' h* 8nJ , !,J • T ° J>"»«ibe all rule* and regulaUe Section t. That the Board ol Commissioners same * * '•» " amount than it nccr*»an to repair and AN A C T to Grant a Pension to L. J. Wood, ol it hereby, appropriaic'l 0111 ol any money ol lint Act It ahall lx unlawful lor any P'dprlale for Ihe caecution of anv o M h e ol State Institutions ol Ihe Slate ol Florida la rriiufe V,,p building to a like condition *• before Sopchoppy, F'lorida. ’ In the State Treasury. .nut otherwise appropriate^ l^',‘ ? n . or f * ^ ." ,8 *° ,U,,8ti f ,°.r •» deIhcm by law elriier In , U» damage by lire. __ fraud any individual o r individual! out ol any • '" » • or by implication. A ll m l#. . . . 1 1exp i Whereas. I.. J. Wood of Sopchoppy, Florida, Herein and hereby aathorlred and directed to to be paid to I# Jwc. j. For the purnoae ol carrying out Ihe pro- has applied lor a pension under Ihe laws ol Flor­ convey to Ih* Board o( County Commissioner* g ol value, by assuming to have or be able •» "» made and preacribed b r th . stuonx ol this Act there Is hereby appropriated ida. lor aervice* rendered lo Ihe Confederate jblaln any secret, advance or inside Informa- 8h*H .•» made prim* facie awldeitr.’ u . t f * 4 the turn ol Iqo.ooo or *0 much tnerwif ax may „State* „ „ , during u regarding, any perton, transaction, act or " w »b*t the schedule* are made rntJ.. the war between the *tMt*> a* a be nete-wary to be paid out ol the Stale T reav member „. ...» ......................... .. * ol the Shell Point Ranger* under com- whether auch person, transaction, act or dence-, F-»ery rule, regulation scheit!!?# * err n( Florida Irom funds not otherwise appro- mln<j „( Captain A. C L an g; and exists or not. . heretofore or herealterSsude hv th# prui'd. and_ which shall be paid lor the rejsaii Whereas. Owing to the lapse ol time and Any peraon or perrons guilty of vlolat- f'» , •};*B b* deemed and held tn h i an-l restoration ol of th e ‘' building provided *dM ■ lh • *ol• •hia comrades * * ................ tni t he build ng herein Proxided who errvrd with him. and •>*'*<> J6- 57* 3*. 41. 44. 45. 5*. SJ. 54. SJ. S«. preaentatlon. provision* of Section 1 o( this Act shall Jurisdiction and their powers , . x Mr (iron warrants drawn by the Comptroller upon j,now ,bat he performed (althlul services and {*• 59. 80, 61 In Section 3J, Township 9 ffonth. Sec. *3. That thla Act ahall take tak eflect upon its be deemed guilty ol a felony and, u p o n ‘con vie- unable and just and in ch aa aw i.h.v# s. " • ! u-e s tjir Trraxnry, which warrant* iHill bt not desert the cause ol the Confederate Slates, Range’ »« K*«*. and to executive and deliver thpassage .anti approval bv Hi# Gn Hon thereof, shall fined not more than $10,009 m8,le in the premise* and »# iT.*. . 0 ‘M f* • passage . Governor, or upon ra«n unly in Paynwnt ol bill* which shall have , n,| jx unable to secure the requisite number 01 **ld ns becoming hemming aa la law wittu out auch approval. Ap- and ten years in the State penitentiary. nude and arrived at In d-~ »8y* -e a •aid Board Board ol ol County County Commissioner* Commissioner* aa good goo«l Its g" •PP'nve.l by the Governor. witnesses to his services; and . s . • ■ n and aufrielent deed ol conveyance (o and lor proved June 19, ip a i. Sec. 3. All paraphernalia of whatsoever kind 8n,‘ auth a» can and ough •Srr * This Act shall take eflect upon itr Whereas. Mr. II. II. Rraswell ahortly prior said lands. fn possession ol and used In defrauding or atthe contrary plainly v ,n'' approval by the Governor. Appioved m |,j, death did certily-under oath as to having tempting to defraud at apecilied In Section t o| thereof or be made lo at»r Sec. a. That Ihe nosrd of County CrdnmlaH A P T E R 8 4 6 1-1 N „ 6 8 ) . ' and a Jan e 14 . 1 9 x 1 served In the tame Company with Mr. L. J. Wood • ioorra ol Alachua County, Florida. If herein AN_ A C T CProviding tnU Act aball l>* he!«l ami accepted bjr any Court iaiactorir evidence, and ana or the Appointment ol a _ I............. aside and that he did not desert; of Juritdictinn in thit State a* prim* facie evl- ***M invalid •anleat the conirm * — *n and heretic authurited and directed to convey .to Com m ission to Inquire Into the Most Feasible dence of tfuilt^ ax. C H A I-T E R 8446— (No. * 1 ).. pre«umntiofi« shall In i aw \ * *PP*^ri. Now. Therefore-. As Mr, Wood is In hi* sev­ F. B. Godfrey, J. F!. Turlington, jamea If. FarFlan for ComnenMtlon to the Soldier*. Sailor* im i n cl in ill .. A.N ACT (or the Relief ol S. A . Johnson, ol Ea- enty-second year. Is totally insolvent and phyi- rith and C, It. Willoughby all of those certain Sec. 4. 4. Thia Act ahall take effect upon its be- f f /he CommUaloneri and all d n tih tf**!**-* of the State of Florida in the Late co m in ^ a law. Approved J rambla County, F'lorida. ically unable to perform manual labor or to earn lands _ mentioned and described hi Section one •jurisdiction and Powero^ahall be r.r o lv 2d # ,‘ kN W ar With G erm any: and to Prepare a Hill * Approved’ J' une ,4' '»*'■ ols aewwauaaraw Escambia C o wu .nx ty a Bring (or himself, and ii deprived of a pen­ ol H. " htrrax, --- • “S.• •A. • . ;Johnson, u u tn u iq y ww this Act. and to execute and deliver to the to he Submitted to the Lcgietature ol the State paid occupational license taxes In a s ., sion a.uu by uy a m m technicality; ic,uiiix.i mere C H A P T E R 8467— (No. 7*). " ‘the fUiboad cim m G alon iro ^h,||U 7 I V.18' 1^ » 1 1 . e tk c . , 1 !? ld Pn ' U °<R"r. J. E. Turlington. Jamea II. of Florida When the Same Convenes in A. 0 . county and Slate as Stevedore lor the year* 1904. Be II Hooded by Ihe Let A N A C T to Irovide a Method for Securing Con- ramedIM law* to be conatrued l i h m i t .b, d* a“ Legulalure e f Ihe Stale of Tarrlah and C. IL Willoughby a good and auf'y*s, 1906 and 1907, amounting to 16o , 140 ol Florida: 01 conveyance converai eed of to and tor said lands. De ?l .Hooded by Ike Legislature o f Ihe Stale o f RrtldiVt SD7ftCn d ln t? W,m' n‘ Sull, Up° n N‘’" ' If1.* intent to rtg u iiti which went to the State, and 1*o to th* County, Section 1. T ljil L. T. Wood, of Sopchopny, firient deed Thai Sec. 3. This Act shall take effect Immediately Florida! F'lorida. former soldier In the Shell Point lipon |f, passage and approval by tha Governor. Section 1. That w hereat there haa been Intro­ "hcrVaa, A t (he time of the payment of aaid Rangers Ran under command of Captain A. C. Lang. Approved lune ix io n * duced Into th# House of Representatives ol Ihe ocrupaiiunal license taxci there was no law re In the war between the .ta le * h* and tha aame ' ' W ' 0™ J une *4. «9* i. State of Florida during Ihe aeaalon of the I^gl*•*>• »am' lo be paid but wa* collected j, hereby granted a pension In the aame same amount’ amountlalure ol A . D. to s t, a bill providing a bonus eat "J by Ihe State and County Tax Collector* »nd ................ • ile In like manner aa other pensioner* of1 J— tw o. to | *1 Et.ambia County; therefore, Ihe „ „ A ^J----------------ton *49 o f __ _____ be It Loaded by Ika Legulalore ’ "‘ o f Ike Stale e f ihe Slate o°/ F ferid ifts *bereb5 ' dberie'd"#” */ re! A ^ *?ey|,f _ d 0,,.E Ior,d8 ^ ih* D ie wae'srilh CW m iny r a f.eneral Statutes of F'lorida Relating to the _______ ____ _. .... Mandat _ quired to draw hia warrant upon the State TreaaT O t S *.o * l. Vy ..r” the !on „ot '.h* and congestion of the reridet In a o m . other State of the United State., See. j . T lU V A et g d X f t o " gflkrt f i t * Appointment ol^Insnectora and Clerks of Eirecalendar both Senate Section t that the abm of $40 be, and the tirer and pay the same in like manner aa other . . «' . . . . . . . ... — Ive* th*^*State *2 ? n o r l!li° U!!' o r . 8ny ,° 'r , * n. c,o u.n lrT. «•>•• hi* ’ residence li upon ’ Iti becoming * law. Approved J u n * . lion, and the Division- roli -Registration Hooka. • Representative* la hereby apprupriatexl out of th# General pensioners are paid • . -. -.j— -------. ------•J,” - °0/ . .‘ ,,h ....V •---j l 8*- ? . F l o r i d a , it la unknown, he ahall be entilled to process by pub- 10a. ^ ,h« Slat* lor the relief ol the, Sec. a. Thia Act shall take effect upon Ita be- B * bJ ,k t LegLIaloro o f Ike Stale of J>**"»ed unwise and Impoaalb luring the present session of the Leg•— ..?_■ !“ _?.?5b ? p“ t ' d d tti‘ 88 4 pfttiy 7 D , A " J ° bn*on out ol any monev In the S u te com ing a law. . Became a law without the apc A .Z l, t v .. _ . . ,.f .,.‘ ,8' lonI duHn* the peeagnt a defendant to such ault. IJcaiurjr not otherwise appropnat co lor the our- proval ol the Coveruor. ^ S e c io n ^ t . That Section **9 ol the Revised lalatnre of the Stale of Florida; and Sec. :K 8470— (No. ya). P'»e ul- carrying provision* ol thi* Act. . ■. — tying out the provtsiona Section j o j i o f lb e ... rc x. That the Board of County C o m m it C H A P T E R 8454— (N o . of «b. S u t e of Florida •toners of Eacambia County, Florida, be. and A N A C T Granting a I'eniion toI 5$ ile y Black*'c l-xrcby, aiiiboriscd to pay the aaid A. ,Juhnuin _ "* JO ou, „ j ,j,e " General' ’ Revenue ‘ Fund ike Legislature o f ik e S to tt l Where**. W iley Blaekwelder. a native elllaen Hon Uooka.>-For the purpose off cam carrying rin* on and ■ "« uoY tm or ol ine s u t e ol Florida la hereby a i- in u id ’ ejectment solta to appear in aaaid caute ..... ol the said County lor th* purpose ol relundlng of S t John* County, Florida. h»x been a resident •penal eelections, Ihotiied to appoint a Com m iiilon of threa clt on the R o ll Day of aaid Coort — not less than f ocR ft*n*r*I or special Section 1, That Section jo j j , ol th« »? him ,LiO U n T" ,e amount erroneously paid into the of tthe h e 'S Slate t a ., v> of .................................. Florid* all his life,. during which !* »h»B-be tha duty of the Count,XJ ~ Comm (salon er* ^ T n ''i* of„ r ° C ,ds* wbo‘ t du,y “ ' h8" lour w V k . from 7,h . making and p u ll vouniy T t t l , Ufr „ ie, j„rth in the preamble ol time cltlien ; and me he haa made an excellent clllien !n ,5?cb county, at It Iratt Iexit twent twenty ■d ayi prior to th* m conjunciion wim ine tnecial committee ap- auch Order and and »h'*~*ald 6 r y * f "ahal be' o uhflro#^! " M lr o iir " ' St8,B °* F ‘« id a „ T8 Prior.., ° '.ha ; utl) Order Ihe u id "OrtTer ahall1° be 1 Act- Approved June 14, 19x1. •Whereas. « - ------ " -H e*—ha*•--------- -» v i.t ren- holding ol become of — an ------age which of anv general or apeclal election therein. H n»rof by the State Convention of the American lor four^week" In a ^ * w M « , t h . e o l n t . w, . . a “ I ,'.b* M m * U hereby ami Int three Intelligent, discreet and fair- t-eflon at Ita convention held May 16th and tyth, said action la lnxti“ *eJIP P* f ###• ni ■ •!J[ . . a i . . ... 'c a d •• follow*t ders him unable lo make a livelihood by manual •», appoint ... C H A P T E R 6447— (N o. ,a ) . labor and has no property or elfpeta from which minded AJ* Ap T Making an Appropriation to • Atalal or out of whleh he can derive any inco in ii,e Errclinn o( a Monument at Marianna ,R» Commemorate the Battle of- Marianna. ’ T O ................................ ( " D n September *7. 1864. 'her* wa* Confederate muiht at Marianna the Battle ol Mananna^whleh the ~ a» one o| the three battle* fought on Florida u f f il v ,b « W8r between th* Slataa; and p, ny 'inereaa, the town of Marianna In aaid battl* St. A. **• heroically defended with great loaa ol lif* entire tue old men and young boys of aaid town who Marrh irtic! .tfr .o!d or t ° ° T°ung to join th* ar. Wbereas. necessary for (he holdIT.'. 01 tbe Conlederaey; and war with Germany. over the age of Bt rears, and I* In poor health jn ( of ,uch a le c tW ; ___ _ the ' l f*u4 i.,b e de8'b of any particular •nd they ________ m»y. divide „ • ~ . CHAI>TER «4 « - ( N o. j y ) wib. , i , ' t88* . 'h* **id old men and boy* b y their and suffering from doubl* hernia and la depend- registration books for each aueh election diatriet a. aThis A rt . tshall lake effect upon It* A• N — u -ar........ Declare It ‘to be Unlawful Unlawful for A ny b nuBxfahlii'rii’ i ° ri A C T .to r-—g-- *• ° be 8ecood e*im1 r** V8‘or *nd superb btroiam have left an Ing upon benelactlon* of other* for austenanc* |n , uch manner as In their iudgnunt will «nd approval by tk t Governor. Peraon In the State of Florida. Who Standing P P«w»b«d1 by Imprisonment In the “ * *»»mple lo cjtlten* ol Florida that ahould barged with A n y Criminal Offense and Hav- ,or o r lor kay num ber o f year* 1 De i Z ^ l e d ” by ) h T i , n Z o ^ } n ’s Z l'e o f W 84' !b^ bp,d,n* «( * « b t l ^ n ^ T h f c W ApP^ Ted JnBe *4‘ 4« ' ' ‘ • De It / Wloacted " p,c.**'Ted. p04‘.*H‘-rV r l o f Ike S ta le e l ° p J i d a in g Executed a " “Bond* — by W *°. LertriM * ’ H lgU lalure o f Ihe. S ta le o f ty-CommUtloner* In each county shall cause, th# . . __ ____ xrented aa B Ball Shall Thereafter ,w£ i '7 ----->“ «■ Forfeit Such Bond b by Not Appearing In-Court , W hen perpetrated w ithout *ay Honda: . tertiAn • That the Board of Fensiotu he and P81? 8* °L„*Pcb, jn*P*ctor* and cI4rk* ol election . . . . C H A P T E R B464— (No. 69), According to the Terms and Conditions of death, by a neraow m . « — i t U m r 'u l * ', Tb8* tb* • “ « of f j.ooo be and the they a rt hereby directed to place Ihe name ol CountyrU|f there "h/ P',bllf b,*A *? ,0?h A ^* A ? a^St ‘.h*. W earing of the American Sueh Bond. l k f T . u , t by «Ppropria‘ *d. o at of i n y m o n e y l n W iley Blaekwelder on the roll ol pensioner*) to 1 | _ \ • J J H S S pfln1, *d ,n ’ Purrwul .ufy Ptherwlae expended lor the whom haa been allowed penalons. and that he Y iJ J l 8 £on,P|<:uot». P‘» « ■ « ' K 2 2 f.,°« «f*ctlog a permanentmonument and be paid the aame amount In the same manner i h ^ r o u n f ^ l * V ^ * 00 " tw *PJP« Printed m *r,l c l . I 81 Mxrianna .anna to iqcommeraor.te cominrrouvaiv ine vniur ». a* the tne ppensioner* now on on the Ul* roll. lull. L — lc8“ ---- , •« •• d—iy/>»• day thevalor. en .lon en now i f. hMdtoS* h - M * ,bcfor« the » » h »_ 8 .* -t— 1* *---- — - -if.-x i-#. i——. * » * noioinw anv vrn rril or ‘ Peei*! in##iil eleellon #leei!#**« fGnna ff*8.? 0,. ' h* defender* ol the town of Mar- Sec. a. This Act shall become effective Intme h ' l i - ’J . f. r * ,CT,*r8l ?.r M6. " tb* Battle ol Marianna, September Mf. diately upon ito becoming a law. Became a law ,,lch county. ..Approved May a t, 1911 .. — . _..y person who wilfully xrrar* , cf,*.rft*u “ a w o m a n , imurmauon or in- h er# .t.i. G ' L x ' f t ” ■ * ™ “ «• mwa 1 the badge, button or other Insignia ol the Amerl- diclment with the commlaslon of any crim in al. n ! i "* v S " V * baroby •* * without, the approval ol tne Governor. _____ c* n J-egion shill be punished. ur x The money appropriated under Section 1 „ conviction T i,b,n._,b8'.3 ,7 ,8 ' ° f .’i bn‘‘bft*'com7 n g, 'a u l ‘ * A % e * " r t • Act shall be eapended under the directherefor by a fine not more than Ftoo or by IrafT ,er: d ln,° *.n.d «*4cuted any ball bond, con-.jx -(N o . 60). JO TA PTBB 8460— (N o. ftj). 19**. priaonment In lh e county tail for a period of not Honed upon hia or her appearance belore any 'U pervltion of W illL .................. .. Jllim . Henry Milton A N A C T to Plare the W im e of j . T. Stevnrt, A N A C T to Amend SecHon* Voft*. 4054 and anx than alx„ month*,........... or both r **“ * In thi. State *---► b. .a .i .l ' ^ d * b j AN' A C T « ! A J T R K « 4 3 t- ( N o . yftj. c tir yV Daughter* of the Confederacy, and th# __. on _ the I ... ol .. ............ General .................Statute* ............................... , mh (uch flne *nd Im Cojjrt to lorfri, roch of H o u fto n .. Florida, I’eniion Roll o l the Revised of Florida _ K« more Li • nainnan of Monument Fund. Daughter* the Stale of Florida, and to Autltorir# th* lallng to the Publication of Notice of Aonlb ; Provided, that the provision* c l this ty ' b®,S C ' V ,8‘ *.h* " rae 8nd I),le« * W .r r iT i.' . - d j ! a ^ '? cu, l“ g draft , tV?n,*deiaey. and thMI be paid over on Payment of a Pension to tha Seld J. T . Stowcation* for Charter* ol ( orooratlon. lor Pro Act ahal not (pply to any member of the Amerl- df.IgnM ed In the (Md bail bond. ‘ rio illl" n i f l « A f t b o r i a e Sherilto i m- " ° l the F t m U m . #i — id Chapter and aaid art! to ‘ he Par Value and^ P a y ^ t ^SubSerlmtona* “ 5 L*,I o!Il . . . . S:d; J ' Any oer^n, who ahall violate Section n . r '^JiiVS*:8 !? ¥*b*. Sea'ck Kl8“ Chih'm ]n” . ld fn ‘■- °* ( " ''S t o c k , and the Rrqulsltea to be Compiled Th* Ae< *L***W U ke rifegt Imrnrdlatrly * <? / . bl* Ae b a h a l l upon said ball bond •• dr- * p tJ lA u f otC, - ““ * Act ahall take effect U w n m De 11 Enacted by Ike Legtilature a f Ike Slate af Thia lu Florida: ■ ' w 'lh Before th * Transaction* ol Business upon " * ,!«•“ « and appreval by the Goxernor, l cf,b*d, ,0 of this Act, bein g estreated cjL.u#. . approval by tb* Governor. Became Section 1. That Ihe Comptroller of the State Be II Eoatled h f Ihe Legislature e f Ike Slate e l o r. “ P?" **• becoming a law without auch appro- ! y J r^Tr #°L ,h 5 having lurladrrtlon oxer qv#7 fI Cntlrt. m'."*#1. 1 ’rithout the approval, of thft Governor. of Florid* b e ,, and he la hereby authorired to Florida: 7 * ,aU * ' »»'• Approved June 14. 19*1. *“ *.h bond, be deenfed n l l t v o f a misdemeanor 1 , 7,1 n ?-W* ° r Pofi«* • ' * 4 ~ " ....... ' * ~ -----— — • ,3an4 --------------a a a | ^ j J-'»tC. Or ol M ^ m tM W fftjltT ta , l»y unicipality bt and upon conviction therrol. ^ . C I l A r i r c n T - ! e xr * Cl88* ,h« n » m e.o l J. T . Stewart, o f nouaton. Section ». That Section 40(1 o l the Revised > believe and uoea ' , - h y Imprisonment In the county Jail not AN ACT n „# .tT K R t.l44? “ <? 0' i J ,>v\ w » Florida, on the pen»lon roll of th* Stale of F»or- General Statute* of Florida be and th# aami to CHAPTER - ( N o . y o ). Ing aig month*, o t T " the territorial Jurii ‘\hert.a. w Lea S iu m i * ? r . M S,ew8rt *° ^ p8ld 88 ° ' h«y 8T.yndf d '? fta.followa: _ol or by both aoeh fine 1 petitioners are paid. . lulaArion to .p p ly ^ e v U e / S r o ^ t . e . 1 7 f F t o r iii,'1 ReSee. j . Thi* A ct eior!d^^to, ' b*( been a resident of tb* State of See. ». Tbia A ct thMI tftke effect upon beeomv fa . ' ['da (or nearly fort* v e .r . du.imr which lime T 1,. n7 ^ r ^ . # x . , _____ _r.u l. V Sendee of ;Proeew Publleat . ln* «o ------ "• *-i IIM o x.1f Publleatloo passage and approval Upon Unknown pefendanta In Certain Case*, Approved Jane t*. . . . . . and the Making and Publishing- of O rd e rT lS 4 " •ItoriM lu . _ . •oeh «ri5|e tr U . Such Ca«t«, to Provide for *^rvlct b» r thft traffic o f __ __ Such C..M. to aut to to Provide for -Service bv CHAPTER *4«9- ( l » fc y4> i.... ...... •;,r,:^r'Ki;''P:,r.'KX7V.'srww ,.UT“ss£&- jjng.iV 1»j •" . eaiurcr. be and the xaf.ic la heitby repealed. ISec. a. That tbia A ct (ball take eflect inline(Wly upon ilk p u u ( t and approval by the jvem or. Approved June 14. 19*1. * ■ ■- — . 1 ’ C H A P T E R Bjb j — (N o. *00) I N A C T to Amend -Section ------ - 5411 — —ol - the Reviled • General S -u iu ix . -1* the State* ol Florida, KftI Latins to Latticing Away lor Clandealme MarfrU gc. • . * Jl Hooded by Ik* Legnoiore 0/ ike Stale ef Florida t , , i h. l K„ c v i,b C U. ' ^ I T ka! c « r l Irtn t i l I nl T hat. S e c t i o n ,4 .} o l . h . { U f t e d «t! Statutes ol the State ol Florida be, and lame 11 hereby, amended to fetd aa loUuwM . Whoever baudulently and deceitlully en* ________ U i ....a m t s m . l e e the* l u l l _ J « w a y any u n m w u ed 'p erso n ' u n d « the age f eighteen years Irom thdt lath ers house, or ^ .b e , may be lound., w U hou.^lh. 1 R f, 9 * Section 1. That ihe pay ol the member, ol tbe g a r * W tctionft • .................. r _ s ■ Preaftnt present I^gislatur*. Legislatttfft. convened Anril April sth. jth . roai. 19x1. T hat Section joo ol the D_ Revised ot»U be per diem In *rtOnion addition .. ol . 16.00 1 . per . _ day — T to Statute* oi the St*te of Florid* be. (nd , . l e f ---C ! h* ^l lvo*, ., 18* 0W.rd by ,h r ConalJlullon pi Ih* * hereby amended *o as to read a t follows: .oo. Political l-artira Within Meaning ul.Law ! State ol Florid* at ten cents per mile each way. See. i. TJiM ‘ he pav o| lh« Secretary ol tha • political party which,, at Ihe .general election Senate and Ihe C h irf Clerk of the House of Rep and County _" State . ______ 7 ollieer* then nest pre- resenlallve* and of all clerks eleeled 'by ihr jfln g * primary, polled more than 30 Scn.’,,,‘ *n*‘ ,h* tloaae of Rep-esenlatirra and “_ the . ,enure vole cast In the S u i t la , , Hie nflteial Menngraphrrs ol Ihe Senate and Home Governor in said election, and where n, Rrpresentatlvea. including the offlcial *110 • aMd gcnrtal election there l i t no e.ndtdaie. „ - rahhe,a .rrving Judiciary Com m it,rr, " V Governor to be voted lur, which ahall have "J i/ ' , n,| ol s rn>„ 4n,| llo tlff Rrp M more than 10 per cent of the entire vole rerx-ntallvrx. th.xll he 1r.no r „ d ,r r , r h - r ,, o"ve7 ri.roe^ ,y " « r o f n.dge,.hin d *{t T o ^ b e " ! ? ^ .',^ wholly within ih# ' S i i i . S E ? 8!the ^ nouy within the limir. limits J 'oli .a -municipality, n*ni- of anch municipality shall be given.'' See 4. T h i, Section ,009 ol the Revised Genreal Statutes of Florida be, and the same is h by. amended to read ax fbllnws: ----- — . ... ■* t,!^ ° g .wC rr‘.in” '>, rod Num ber of' R egl.lrition U(mn Hie filing o| auch applies,ion and Ihe p iy mem ol ihe (re herein Provid^d’ '( o r '" ih # C o ,-:n'o .roller .hall ..s ig n ,„7 h mo,!,, vihiele a dU ••relive numhee. and wiibou, espense to Ihe .0 plieani. t.vur and delive. tn the owner a eerliI irate r .-e i,„ „ |o n and one number plate (or each vehicle, trailer, semi trailer and mo lorcycle lid# car so regirtrrrd. ol the Inrm anil I in Ihf State fur it* candidate for Judfc ol pay r\l »1! committer clcrkh authnrited hv th# «i«e herein provided lor. In Ihe event ol the lotx tSapretne Court ol FT n 1*. is hereby declared Senare or llm ite ol Be|.,e.enlaliv ex all be fh ■ . n u tllilis n or dcairuction oft a certificate ol reg« b e ft [Kshliral party within Ihe meaning ol Htia pet diem. R id e , within the State,andahall nominate The Sergeant at Arm* ol the Senate and the . B candidates provided lor In this Article under House ol KepstsenUlivcv and A taulant Ser tuicyFle sidecar may obtain /rum the Comptroller ,c , , , ■ -gexnl *1 Arms . -. when .. , * proyiiK>ni I-heieol. I, ernplojed. shall receive a * duplicate therrol upon tiling in Ihe o/lice ol ■ . County olbcet* then next pieced Ihe par ol the Memcngcr ol the Senate and the «he Comp,roller an affidavit “ howing the b eta r\ politic*! party .winch, at the general election per diem ol *6.00. primary, than‘ jo- per cent ol House oi Representauvei shall be I6.00 per day and un.,n the payment ol a tec ol on? dollar to? I1 entire Sftu w and east Cocastformote ' each. “ vote j(s candidate for Governor, each duplicate. tee ot one dollar lor ( sh8',1 «ulby. ,"> 8 " 'l - 'w i n o r " '. ^ ^ ahall' be punlahed. areordlngfy. ; See. 8. T hat Section ib ij o f the R evised Gen- erM Slatutex ot Florida he. and the tame Is here­ by. amended to read ax follows: ** •oift. Tim e Allowed Purchaser to Procure L i­ cense.—The S u te Comptroller (hall issue license tags with the letter* " T E M '’ and numbered .treutively: • " “ ‘ ‘ roly; these thexe license* licenses to lo be imutd irxued on can!board and 8upplltd supplied “lo» d' dealers at *5= a jc each. each ,0 be *.J,8i d 8nd 8'« « 8‘ used upon moior^ vehicles, trailers, »cmi-M riller. . ‘ ^ m o ro fev ri? M ' ,8,,,lr‘ - rom " d mo,° ' cJ,e‘« sidecar*, when sold d in lieu ol ne (hat al ro""?! n° , ', W r 8 ,lc? } 8< ,8* ' provided, P temporary license, the V l , , ' 1 I , ' “ “ '"ft_ M,d tempura dealer riiall lx required to stamp or write in ink ihe date tuch license was issued and giving il a numlier and enter Ihe aame on a book kept lor that purpose, giving the name ol the. person temporary license waa issued to. to (ill in ^th e ' ^ proper blank — •*— ------•« — -‘ [’/f’. f ‘,*8nk, ^,T ,nf ' he. fn-ormall.as the CompIroller" may lIol,rf. d7 '/e ” ,5 lo8i,n* ,8n,e ‘,Jf m ,il •“ the C? 7’ p,,fo1! " * i,h 'PPhcation lor a regular license r i,h .!** (<?r “ rae«Hat the vendee gball 1*. allowed to operate aame upon Ihe highways C H A P T E R 641 i — (N o. 1$). A *\ ^ ‘-.E Im posing License Taxes Upon Dealers in Gawlline, or O t here r L ................... ike Produci. d ' IV " trulcum; Providing lo bucb Commodities to me xrompiroucr; i t o vidjng lor the Diapoaltion ol the Money* I)e‘ ro "‘ 5 uch l a * ar.d F ixin g a Penalty lor Ihe \ lolation* Hereof. •2 . a ___ . I...'.. 1 . a .. . lik e 'oroduct* I***0^"?' ° f oUlc, d e r i g n ^ . u ^ d 7oV rU m in .U n t h e i l n r c T k ' ing ing. ur imwer |K>x>er purpoaeai in this stale aball .??°k.' pay a license laa ol Ij.o o lor each place ol business and in addition thereto one cent per gallon (or every gallon ol gasoline, or other like product# ul petroleum sold by him lor the purpose, .loretd.^ said license t*"» ol Jj.oo aball be paid lo •recei * £ comptroller » P ‘ ,o ile rVwho fu iT aball h M i j issue K to tbe « licensee 3 4a p‘ .° r errtificate evidencing ihe payment ul ^ e n lo r o ^ n?^ H T o.7:, rH'r;,, ,o _< c u ,t c *' polled or displayed and 10 kept at aB Hme^ nni’n |0 n,# public^ view at ihe niai# h .!! S S Z which if c .am r i . i.tu r l T ,or cent per g a ll™ na “ “ .In. TJ 1 J.V i' l ° ,1 one fT i^troicurvx ” . 1in*v ,or oth*r *•*•• pr°ducla 3 4 ,3 5 and 46 In Tp 4a, R , ‘ na Tp 4 1 K J'* • " J° J' »* » 19 xn, x. 14 « Jf 3* ifA _ fn T o 41. R 3x, Ml Secs 3 4 j $ 3 aUo i„ Tp 44. R J5, Ml Secs xi xx xj J4 xnJ^is* a i m ' " ‘ .o '" ^ a 45' H 8,1 ’ 8 5 6 i f . Talso . '* '»' 30 81.............. 88 8«*7x; xftx8»9 ,x 35; In Tp 46, H 35, all Sect i »4 I! 16 i l j6 ; al«o *n T p 47 i i i3 i 4 2} ; j j 8 9 and it;' J4 d ij rl 7 8 « is it J| J| 1*4 3 4 9 i« 11 11 i] i; jP 35 R J5. *H S f d i i i an*! rj q jj l« f i ’w ,. " j l 5 n ^ J « ? ' J l i * " ’ 4 J» “ ^ w r f e i z : . M sec., , j , '4r , '^ , , it3 u 4 a^5 n 6c 87 55 8nd j4 , 8,w ^ ty 4®' JS> 8,1 Sec* I x and i j ; aWo ty 47. R 3«. *B Secs 6 7 18 19 xu J. 1> 8nd d ii t ‘ to * .R 76, all " Sect 4 5 6 7 8 9 i< if In Tp *8, • " . l 9 _xo *1 aa x j a6 *7 j 8'34 33 and 36; *!•* ^ 18S). ieriton xt j ol the Revised Florida Pejtainlng to the -----Electors. «• Florida*^ ■ *** l-,t u U ,u r , f l ,h f S,JU ° f ........ . . . ......... - _____ ( t® ! t»tfte UMUlcatlons Tol of elector* be sod the same |x here^amended so .0 as to read a* follows, to w it: t o n atft. jof the »ge ol is and npwaidt, that shill at the, time o(. re»* * v iw t fl Of !nt United and resided .and had hi* or her hsbiuC5 hfm *. »"d ptror^nf nermanent JjwJ* U. Florida foe one year, and* in the county I ; »'* qualified ar*1* months, month*. ahall. Mull. II otherwise otberwia* quaBfle.1 2 r -iiq 'f rii. 4<i—«*W !,w ‘n PS l*1 r‘ ueh cb county, eounly, be deemed a ^allBeal lon s under ih* Const!Coni.. •nitlled eseetor eleetur at , t alt *tt elrn Mretlons undey the »T*inniijiTa dllaena c»u*rn» oi m e United un urn n Naturalised' of the S utra, ' n*“ r, * L * * 4 M**rt 'ttg iiln tU m ak*Jj Pro at** Jb* regislration officer their eerlificatex ■ \nmiuaiion or ouiy certified ccupi«» therrol. ’ ’ BlMtorMUatlon duly eeTtifled I |t j rKall m ike oath that thrr are the Identical f i t f t . before they I t ^??*** tuch certificate* I pi** p<HI be ?•« allowed to rcwUfer; reglMer; PnnrH Provided That the glow ing cla ss,• o f persoits thall not be entitled 1 T®5* 1 .. . . r* r ilk l. -Persons not duly registered according ____ . Persons under guaVdianthlp. including • krirt I* or confined in anv puhBe peixm. P*y **f tRe secretary o| the speaker o l the capacity. excJ«t^ie°ol\lriver’ iwr nal"#* *° *^.8,in* ssc £ n sr-s& . lr,« . entitled to pa, Ih l ^ to MuflD. e g t^Tth, work ol the luuro.l .a^stan, , ^ m Pry r| Ih* fn a tr^ a ^ d T h e aVri.tart cHirf rierk q( the House thall he #ntitl?M (or days after the aJotmSnenl^at V e r « alorrsaid. The experienced indexer appointed under Chsp fVr 6 i i t , f _J|«•# »( K1'M?Ab lit# c##f# tarv n| the Senate and the Clerk a n o u in trt'b v the Senate and the A Hour* R e x o RkrtkM S to tode£ # s i’ Senate and Hons* io u m^.la W V h ^ blT J . ? . J.T fifteen days to comp’ W the Indexing of the Leg. talatlve jouroslx. aoct. ul o*■ maar. now ________ _____ _____ ever, <xnly alter the____________ om plerion and_____ delivery u| th*_ _ _ Indexes^ . .. to _____ copy ol the the Attorney General and *^er Attorney O i u r t ! hai ann^ned the com p'eted »urk aa required ■ M hy O v<aT i lChapter 6«)6 lax,a ol Florida. The mil Secretary of the S Bill Clerk of the llottad of R ft»rfw ?m ir# i aha!l each have_ pay for ten dar* alter the adjournment ol ,h r Legislator# to complete fheir nnflnirhed work *®d to return their b«okx and bills properly in dexed. aixorted xxxd labeled in convenient form to the Secretary of Slate; payment ,for^reference -w ‘ SerretarV A F . »j^_«yiAe«tft o f’ the Secret ao* ' t V1. ' # *7* ' b'rT®, > *»•»* «rtght of vehicle, according to f . e S Z * ' " 7- « cluM’" °» ‘‘ N**8, P*r passen**& V 0'? ^ ,, ' whVn'rou I^ e d '^ '.h ,rUf’“ , n Pri" lr "** o" ' t tr»^ mri , PneoJ,8» c ,• ‘•4*. 7je per ion vehicle fraction therrol) g r o ij weight ol c * t> %* 'ru '^ a for private use only 7a ? Buijoe f r ^ i p , t h e ^ ^ '*w' u^ W -too lbs. J O r i C L m8ior ,,8c“ on ‘ h" ~ 0 geos, weight ' Sol ^veSeekm' SL Mo.or^ ^ c k x „ , H for hire. w hen. _____________ .. _ _ ...................... f?Vr tfn»iUf t l xr f* rt,< * * '5° peT ,0° ,k t1 r m i.or ('action thereof) gross weight, .iftclud’ £ taetory-ratrd load capacity. l^eto^-rated load expaeitv. ‘ ^‘ eequipped o ^ ^ l Lwith . f t solid n5 r tire*, f j . jnjw per h r toob btr ,{*.when (Or G rin l ‘r ' VInn,!t y rrri' factory-rated capsf). city.rro*t weight, » L r * tVT,|rTr »«l«7^b!!ea for depot! and addition to fifty 'A - - 'A * u l Z 5 ? l .i *..; d cro«« weight of I r t i l r t ^ S e m i l r o B ^ V Lthan_____ _______ brrraftrr fight a duel. rt,* p r ix .t, use onlv, c o n n e d with r a e m m ^ t l ^ t ' *c Pee roo Ihs. ” o r raalnr frlljrion theerof) g .* i n S ’ftJlp j t & S & E P S A &&£ n a a r *■- .......... 1 o i i l l « * l!’ ^ y‘ ; 80 “ il i s i S '. s r -bt ”%ur<1 ^no. s n ,tt #od8"*W «h' property leiture *F W ‘ h» rate of ^ e d Hon i f hr._ m t ln e tach motor r d A d t 'n P^ 00 ^ . A A Ia °P fr8,)n« «b« table r*t>T<tJ1, to resMmible and p r ^ and In viobtron of the provtxion* qf tMv ™ 7 ,'#d ' l i i V ' T . « «"• s r J i^ ■w ** V» w * * r. P80*84* !'" * utvlar and taken to mean an firm, c<,rP°r»Hon. corpoTt'fcm! ’ In T p ” jT ,' i t '1 9 , or aaaoeiation tn r u a tif hs Ihl. Stole a T L ^ I r a a ie rorh #1 7 b . 01 *7 ' n* •* ,g *9 JO J l J* 5? * r » d b r «hl. Act 1. have ^ ' 7 . PT d.“ c! ! *» T■p J*. ],. t* . i K jfc •4 . H rr u**d hotel' in Ur* Inr PM paring the dailv calendar u, _____ ... Chief n # rk ol the llm ite of Retwcxenta hire . . . fcqntpped w«th pneumatic tires). I t . to per "* . . — 9ro tb*:' b?- (O r major frsetion thereof) gm m w 'if h l l-oo for o f trailer . felony, b y t aer, -m a il ol record. .. . including *ny person, lirm, on caruoration or aaaucialrun 3 2 jJalao . trailer, semi trailer, or motorcycle sidecar i t the 10 rngage in or carrv Ike business of a d e a lt* ^ In Tp 4y. R jg . Ml See* i a j I'. *nd A1 '’. . s k * 5 = 3 “ In T p 44', R jfti Ml See* 7 17 1* 19 *® 81 the licenae provided lor herein. ^ x8 *9 jo j t sxj t and 34: *I»o . A ll roan cjs derived irom tbe license tax In T p 45, H33, Ml Secs 1 a j 4 9 •• •' 11 '• - thia Act Mull be paid into the Stale •4 U ** *3 *4 a t *6 and 36; Mao uby p e n d e d to rea-l at follows: £••. r«4*ury to , ® credit ol tbe "S la te Road License . „ * bv In T p 46. R 38. Ml Sec* 30 3 > »"d $**, 1*T| tU e; -Sixe -Form— •• Number f unJ u” d' » ,’ i' ,unJ •• h*'*b y created lor the relo lt . Number P ------• l' In T p 47. R jg . all Secs 4 * * 7 * W 1,!* ptatea shall be of rm cu l at least 7 inches wide, 2 2 2 * ? b Mnl' ' , A tld . money* derived •7, 18 ao at aa* j * j aft *7 a* 34 3J „ tax -alorrsaid ahMi be nxed i»r 'Ji n "?• <«» than i 6 inchca in length, rtgtn, and ana shaii m an f[ lh° ra '7 * 'teen** ---- ---'“ " “ w « w « nxcq tor j ' J PI pJ 48. ? ! K R 3*. .Ml Seci 1 a 3 •• " '* 13 show in bold cbarac............. ■ -------------------of .S u te roads and *4; also characters the year ol registration. .L. i . . . ruction and maintenance aerial number, and the abbreviation of' the name . pffi° 0J!td*d " name 0| ^ e s..a l5!xdt.d ..bJ nb rr Uw* Uw‘ under und' r lhe direeIn T p 50. R j8. aU Sec* 6 7 I IJ «« '» " of tc h ‘ rail* tiST, |„ ii^x. m . i f ^ ^ i ? u ! t f ” ra en ,: . w b2 " “ T ,r?m 17 18 19 ao xr ax *3 *4 a* x6 X7 x« xf J« J *r* *Vi r*o *n fo?*warnuua for w — i t £— ± on me v •— J 3 « um j t i . mjmj || H w riget on po ! In T p j t , R 38, Ml Sec* t a J 4 J 9 •• ‘ ‘ x u mI , nn a e d lo e h i r e i h e‘ ^g r o , . k,f 2 8" ee , « .>‘ -»8^ » SSu ± .tbe.cop.trugtion" an, mamtrader* am/f semitrailer* . te ' roadn............... In T p J9. R Jg9, Ml S e c x j a* *1 * » 0,h*°« lo ‘ bia A ct ahatl be conatrued St T rS M . . . and* n| vehicle, togeth rr with faeid capacity -nd in ea-xe of m otor " . I ^*8" ” * “ ' , £ • “ - °* .O u p te r 190s............ 901. A ct* ol i f t r s u s c .fiz r . . ______ _________ _ Gasoline . . . __ ____ _ Act. ised . .lor earrying passengers foe ________ known luapceiion " b le. lr il used for paisengera _ hire. * J h __ « . a* the 1 0 1 1 1* 16 t y 18 19 and ao; also aeating capacity. • •fH*- 6- A n y ■ peni m i firm, f' I corporation o r assoIn T p 4a. R j9 . all Sec j t ; «l*o Section to a , of the " ’ • '-“ »'8" " erml Statute* of Florida be, and the *1 , -----, . ——u.-uxu aocoruingiy and by amenftfed to read M follow*: •0»1- Reekie*. D riving Prohibit; Speed. W idth not ta x ri£" i°.r, J Url h tr 0,,CT’,8l- ,h »11 hr ,inrJ In T p 44, R jo . Ml Sec* 1 and *; a1” . a than^ j.ooo. and - ’39. Ml -Sec* 18, * i j r» J ' f r . and H eight of \ chicles with Load. County Com ip addition therein!' I> n°L ' 'b an 1Ij.ooo. 9 In T p - a j, R M ,y Provld?. Scale* or W eighing, Ma- of the C o m p tiS K * to ' . i L ’ ro i'’ .;'!!! d,*f.rc' and j v ; alto . . . „ta •'■ chines.— N o peVs^nshail " m i r . V a f t a S T ? , Mri'e ? l d 3 t o ^ ............. 1 o, ihia A ct And the 3n 3p ” !•Sxc* 1 J ( J,. J M Tr a't . rote Of r" K k,, r l , ' yi «U (m ei ^ e o -.i'.-i* . ^ 5 L . A.nd ,h « PP" , ' ■ ' • a • ’ g f • e ^ ^ S a IJ 1 S t« W all” Sere ft, f, JJ J4 »nd 3Si Ml W es 1, * aB See* mm mj mo . . - itrf •» •• •• 48' •*» , 33<4J 4 *d <}«:V5 ' * 5 ^ 87 I j L a ^ k £ . JM In T p 41, R 40. all Seci i | " J« J» 31 34 JS and jft; »Uo _______ ‘ ...... 40. Ml Sees *• JL. and l f j f . M . i i i x’i V . ” ~ • j ! M if 1 ^ Sheriff. Deputy *t Amend Sertbwx «ft|« " * o l* th * R e v ile d aueh P o lice O lflc’er m ake tatutca of tpao. RHaHng to tb* Du- County l r g t i l a» P 'V - - i.fi by-*‘h beA,,.^h:nda.jgrL7'h'r?ta If r-yL^ - ' * ' ••• . ' * . J : ■■' . • ■ 1 . .. . . ♦ T - a tt-ST U �rV ' "1 T*-- ' ^^ __ _ ^ * 'ot t ? ' M erida '*'* * * ,k * LegU lalnrt o f ik e Stale e l 1 •* * ! S ection i. Each year ............... * Jjpatbyh e ||*| of land* so ld (or P<Mto fo e hands o( th e Clei Ya mC C lff k shall M r K a n • • i t s ™ i* n® 1 ys.s.iauH WUtllll J— r illlf nmrth .Nfonday fn M arch f eon C oiin ty— Flighth M onday alter the fourth M onday in March. „ . P*H T erm s . F o u n tr— F m u th M onday in Septem hrr l.ih e rlv < n u n tv - F iis t M onday in O ctober iv- l o " « m in T y -F o u rth M ogd sy in O ct,.h e , jk iilla ( "iin tv — Srrn m l .u_ ........- _......* mg of testim ony, at prescribed hr sec; t j ! ®Pl r * le to relieve the said g u a rd ia n or ( han errv T»l representative w. o f XMT ---- -U ---•t ail o -- r'"„,, - m e[ r r y 11.1 m- ill«> or . . . S«»nnniri prem ises. Adopted J u n e ,4 , b ? «h* Supreme w n e T u n,ibi|i,y ,n ,h t •" .......... * v hr .n ? .1 n ° ,,dj' ,n '"7 1 «n<l now n rif.-rt veo ■ ,------be sn d the same are here!., validated and .1, Vtciy C I I A I T E R R«74 —(N o y .,) r t ,,d >«hd in all i r .,,e c l. J iou P I A C T to Amend Section j , . . , i f the I tr .i.e .) ..... c•molt J ir h i ' ,,,r ............... Ill of this A rt shall I • I sT * S ' * ' “ ‘ es of Florida H rlalinc ... I in a : A < !S .M * F ro ^ ,, t y , , U P r , *‘ ," ‘ ’ |mn '■ H Ef'.a c , , i b* «*e L r fila t u r e «»'T , Florida l *ccflc*ccttnn i . That S ection je o s ntraln era! S tatu tes of the S tate o f h«rri tam e ia. hereby am ended to ’q o i 1* 104) For l.tm r fH .litrk, E tc.— in favor of persons it ,lr o r .*FrTicc* lot any other ling rporation, upon Ihe personal the ter upon which the labor or Jate vned. o r which it used jn the ; •xlallo n o r em ploym ent in which ‘ Go^viee* it perform ed." '!*<) 2*5 ". a- ‘T’ * ' lh,i* Act sh all hrenmr e ffectiv e it g‘ h ° B becom in g a law A pproved June i , i & *• i c t C I , A p T K " h« M — ( N o . go) •• , ........... ........ U c M A C T . t o F ix tho T im e , fo , H olding Ihe Reg cuil lu .lw e .'T fo H 't" " ? .' T b ' "• >»' *-.r canbxr T erm * ** 4 * T e r m si o ofl ll (he Crim inal Court of R e co rd id m.m a m f ' L r a b ™ Per an pp 4 n ge C ou n ty, \ po h E na cltd by . . . .... ..................... .. a ,.,. = 7 s r i y e <— * Florida : 7 .( a *• T"*> 'h<: C rim inal Court of K cc r S A f e x a S ® ‘W - S W J s . e n l' o{ O ran g e County shall hold at •* ' If tM t*rm s In each year, beginning :__ In* aaorvss.1 \ l __i _ > « " ■9it. ttvu. ,* Itm 191 V. n * F l e n d l e l*J *■ ’ of he and U£?."v *‘ , y ____ K Arr eajfr^-nrran. x n v ,A £ T ' “ A m en d S ections 3401 and 6 *• 3411 o f a s . * , , m , ilt or , oll c „ ^ p ll|n H " w t £ r 5-A" •: t t r a ^ rv ftC s 1 o( (n(j ' ^ " ' L f o r i i e e »/ Ut* Stale o f - •t S !, ' u,.r?a P! ° ,ld * K e ? v»A d Foeeefoaure w" I’ersonal ■ ««™»wi r1 rtujrgi ®" o p e r ty , and to th e no In Attochmofito. . h ,k * W * 1* ” ,, ' f lk ' S l a u c f « - s i W a f t ft--* im en dad oo ta to rrad a t followat •4* lif t, i 'i ' e w ' " ° n 'r ,f Be. It E n act. , i®r*®<frcf°r “ °* U F * !n “>"«tTJgZfSSBt Hrevard shall he *I* M **“ --------------- A ll lawa or carts o l I . . . 1 n> filet h»rc-l> " *-- - - * .i.2 r w l' h ,h '* A c t are hereby r e i a l e d con flict pealed, See. g. T h i* A c t *h*/| ta t e effect nnon i i . KSee, com ing a law . Anh__ Ja r * "P®" *»• uoon I approval u 7 the G overnor ^ B e c a m e a law without the ap p roval of theTSfov: C ffA F T E R l , 8 r ( N a i S " ,U ’ ° f jn- „ ,uch Prison sh a ll-b e deemed bind* . _ Florida: _T, -ho*e X nLfri foen,ra SU “ or m un,dP*l"y for r® * *"0? *v Jf>»* the Fall Term of the Circuit *** | ,¥|„t P * "rr * 'h* tax, assessment or toll was \ ° UI? of 'ft* Seventh Judicial Ctreult in . . h JI Preme 4- ted by Ike L e t I ' m m m s i s & .w w m » - n , , , Hne ^ her me P •* lo llow a: M h ,P7 and Ira rn m n a n ra ti.. . ----- ' * a™ > " • .. - - - - - ' M— l sn .l .i, ** ,0 »ub fc l m a ,,tr- Pfottlf*. W* | h . ilo p k C .m m i..| on .h i l l b . . . I .W I Z l 'i o f. Ibe Sub-Commission, u i f * filed »nu and preserved preserved in in tar tbe oy» nl * ■nail be „,,lru H . t>p ve -----I •*‘ *y H iHSave, S nr a. wE 2 b i ..I 2 rS- * I•• »la*aveW. ”-• -or >r ' "M Say K IG K ereafter S h S Be II 'F x o n e 4 Ex c e e di ng 80.000. V- . h„ W l , fS ec. z n 8.r uIn and J u a f ed, foe adoptionk adoptionV 'lAnba w.l. . ihaall be. fully •.complitt^L s s • l I ■— (**• fo/ aji ^ ^ ^ o p ^ ' c O T t r a r i V whlT'biddgl) lo t) . ,6 ) . * ‘ foe ! ! "O*fficer % •£ n|& Z ' £ S*a*e f e in- d ^,'0h \ A* dmiA * '‘ *> aition of A ll F ees an, I 1*2. V5:. ’"'. L’ i't'ob A p p ro ved J u 'n , '" ! ' — ------ACT* 84J8— (N o . fo g i. AN LlH c :, ’T . c R A « ' - ( N o . ----wjww, * b* disbanded si the discretion nl the Commander >■ . ,• m L l.ic I, subject to the reatrictknts ol the ,S i any of the It oops remain <>n duty in said vicintiv Ii L , Such oi d m .l u l l take e ffe c t w V .ih er a n l c ,‘ ti I * ? * ntl hV f COgnliancc ot lh< tMmc •u b ject*. • tloiial Defense Act. L i C f o * * ’ ''* * p,,* e r! < * ' *° P“ nJ»huieqU,L Sec. <*6. L e a se s ol Absence lor State Em o ltu c r ha. issued a sim ila i o i d . i . and th 2 cum t’ oree*. A ll officers and em ployees of the Slate m an,bog oiticrr ul su ch troops may continue l . — ' 1 7 - * r ^Lurt\ r ,o v ,ll7** by laws and regu b tiosU said p toliihilioii in l'«rce u n til the d e p a riu ir ol ,,lc. Arn’ >’ ot «h« United S U t t d Tb« V! H o n d a » ho shall be members of the Florida .National Guard shall be entitled to lease ol ab­ the tro o p ., although the s h c n li. mayor or super- K v ifo w ^ ih f* |^,mC. , i * t nl" , '»l in this M ate ahall *o J m udr » of procedure pre I sence liora their respectise duties, without loss in tcndcm ul the cuu n ty, c ity , town or village i i . i w • . «>l pay. time or efficiency ratin g. on all days may h a s . p . c v . b c j a o 'e o r l l w or dd feren t d?fo A im ! * 1 ,0' " m,Ur C0UM* in ,h f U n i,e d alter which such se llin g , bartering, len d in g or . s T / ’ ,, T . , n ., . . . , .... during which they shall .be engaged in Held or giv - d• on. * *'fC* 44 H- • ne Ketired L u ll When any comin g away vital I » be- c-----* a rr ie coast defense or other training ordered under Sec j* . G overnor M a y Order G uard Into fn issio n ed officer or m in te d man ha* served f e n ; the Provisions ol this A ct. provided that leaves c o n se c u tiv e years in the Florida .National Guard, ol absence granted under the provisions id this .vnuual l.ncam pm ctitg R a tio n s , M vic.: S u b je ct to .if u **°? ° * n application, be placed upon* •ren on tru ll n c, rx e etti tcvcn icen days at any the restrictions ul the .N ation al*TJcfcnsc A ct, the the lf e t ir n l List. An officer who, at the lim e of ™ one time. * « ( kjv ernor may annually b o r d e r into service the n iakin g applicati<»n for ' * ‘ >f retiremeni, has rem ained j Sec .*7 Hire of l i o n e t ; T he payment for whole, or such portion o f the Florida National tn ih r sam e grade (< ur a I'in o .l ul ten v rars, o r ' hire of ho rtet for tu ch officer* and enlisted nun l , u - , d *• be may deem p r o p e r ; the period »»l such has se rv e d as a com , •• - s-m m istio n ed officer fo r m o r e : at are required to l>e mounted, and for hortet service to t*e fixed hy th e (toveruor. su bject to lhan fifte e n vea.s. pr h a v in g served in th e A n u y . the restrictions m entioned * ------- _ ab* o v e . “W*hen ornecessary lor t.atleties o l held artillery, and lor derrd into th service of th e State, tfx ) such ra and N a v y oi Ihe Unl«e,| Stales in tim e o f wmr fhlj such horses and m ules as may he required lor lions arc not nt sited h y m the G n itcd S tairs h . v :n - ^ i * *,onor*J,ly d , , c fj* r<rd Iherefrotn, fend — ......... . >•» e S u e u ,-uairs machine gun com panies! and (or wagon' trans­ ------ --- . . . . fm »'rw.'1 " ' c H<>"di N ational Guard i portation. when in active service, including camps G overnm ent, th e State sh a ll furnish ta lio n s for *,n mar be retired w ith , oi Instruction, com bined camps, practice marches, the ollicers and men uf Ih e same q u ality as the !„ i ' c •lc ,l?d rations lurnished the K e g u la r Arm y, au.l j.a y such n r * ' aL b" ' " !,h*, h r ld hy him at Ihe lim e of_ Isaradcs, maneuvers and other e icrcis e s , when espen svs oi said rn cam p in e n l as the tiovern or , , n * *°i5 • ' ordered hy the tiovernor as Com m ander fo-Chicf, d in..g Mti the •tw trav.ltit.K elin g t» tx _ ._ r ',a ,h m I , •jm q.er, t --. in c lu ...... | ,' ............ , , h *H l>e ■kept cl,» upon ,m t»eeop ..'! . shaH when bills (or such hire arc approved hy may- deem penses of td h ccis and m en lncurre<l in obeying r „ f«**ferJ ^under the supenritkMI ot fo e A d ju ta n t the l .overnor, be paid out ol the m ilitary appro­ ,* •"*** report to th e A d lu U a lt l priation by the s om ptndler by warrant on the such orders, whrn sucli e x p e n se s arc not paid I'H . ol th e U n ite d S late s. Jj i V ’* 1 ° r rr a I’ C , r *t»f. during the m onth i M ate 1 re ta in e r; provided that no m oney shall be by Ihe t•l•vellun rn t S ec. I’ow ets n| C om m an d in g O ffic e rs In 2 , , , r « * n>|'er.and, (ailing to do so, ih efr nam es paid lor hire q j horses by the S tale when same A ctive S ervice: Ihe co m m a n d in g ollicer ol tro .ps v .1 . th e rolls of th e F lorida are furnished by the Federal G overnm ent. Gusid. T hey sh all also report to th e S i - H ill'. E xpen ses ol U llicers and Enlisted in -eainp, garrison, or o th e r active service shall v ? have the power to in ca rc e ra te , and detain until ,7 . nl, ‘ ‘ cnfral anv ch a n g e in their residence, M en, W hile T ra ve lin g U nder O rders to be Paid: • ' Pl*«e on the K etircd List b ein g a d is A n y officer or enlisted man o l the Florida N a ­ such person can he turtle,| o v e r to th e c iv il aun rs,,tinI,,each Ilnc!.,o n on ,y * '? ,n in recognition o f long ,n d tional Guard o r ol the United S tales A rm y dc­ Ihorilies, any tiersoii g u illy o f d riin k e nr*s. itliin one ITuI 1° f o u ! ,tr%fcr\ no o fllc rr or enliste.) man tailed (nr duty with the Florida National Guard, of the l* * c r , or d isord erly conduct, wvtinin m ile of such cam p, g a rr iso n or ^ *er be retired w hose service has n ot been ..... . «• *•'••!»# Kdi11•tin »ir sta ir. 5Such raveling on m ilitary business, in obedience to Bit Stars flllMl||; a ls o ktvn have aaisfUnrsto u th ority In to jUmifSf V " ” .1 am ani1i ,1,u" u ftOf Will ||)f officer Of lo lthe orders ol the G overnor, may be paid all a c­ com m anding officer shall abate anv m enace to the h e a lth ,or sa le ty o f his ' " ier " I'c b e retired as a m eans of imnishmeot. tual necessary expenses incurred in the perform, S ec. 4 J. General C ou rts. M artial: G eneral com m and, within one m ile o f h it cam p, garrison “ ancr o l such d u ty; and the G overnor shall pre l ou rts m artial in Ihr F lorida National G uard m a r sctilm ru le , and regulations for the presentation, o r station. Sec. j . Com pensation (or l^systri iVyuties or D eath: be c o n v e n e d by ot.lrr of th e Governor, and a u c h U verification and payment ol all expenses author Every m em ber of Ihe m ilitia w ho shall be w ound­ l,le p ow er to Impose fines pot <J u e d by this A ctA and upon his direction in writ ed or disabled while in Ih e a ctiv e service o i Ihe e r r d in * l i aoo, to sentence to forfeiture o f Oar* 1 ing, the State Com ptroller shall draw a warrant State, in .case m u lt, breach • • |o .»7* n c e.-., .j o iv reprim to m dism . . ... . . . o i riot, tu III,I,tin, Oieacn o if peace, 5,,M L ----u iiiiiaand, n u , 10 tm issal itta l o r ,i in lavor o l such person for the am ount ol such ----. expanses. * . resistance to process, in v a sio n , in surrection or “d u ish raub le diKhatge n ?onn o f* ilitchatge from front the srrvice. srrvice, to a rree - 1 E m ergen cy P u rchases:' N o ollicer im m inent dan ger thereof, o r w h en ever called upon d ,,c" on o f noncom m issioned officers to the rankso l Ihr M ilitia o r N ilio n il (tu itil shall incur any ill tid of the civil auth orities, shall be taken care or a P ? « * o or more of su ch punishments m ay b « ! *“ P1 • >vi% s, ivs __e ,e x p e n se of ,the 11V State, " Jm“ ' n «d in Ihf sen ten ces Hnpoied by s u c h ’■ or “Jvid rd lot at th r ip r n t c whatsoever to be j a i l by the State, ol -■and ' r " shsll l>e l»e contlnilesl continued in t h ilee active setive service oi courts. except lu ch exprntfc* at arc author tied in this and shall the S u t e until restored to health . S ec. 46. S iw rill C ourts-M artial: W hen not i n i A c t, without 11r»t obtaining th e con tent of the Sec. E xpen ses ol ..... th e M.......w ilita ry epartm ent: . . . 40. — ,-------y -D D ep artm en t: o. .. u m ien .vines, e com(»overnur; pf m ulct) that in c x irrm r cm ergenciet, wt .' .he U nited Slates, m the com -, won as the look ro m m issio n shall have * l* " ‘ *«n years may he enlisted in the Kfori G c« » *«>*" hereafter tie m ade unless such ap- the com m anding ollicer o l any orgauiration or The general current e s p e n ie * o f the M ilita ry l)e- man," n g officer of eseh garrison, fort. post, cam p pled books and com pleted all contracts and •*'»<ional Guard with the written consent „ j rl i * J " 1! " " * ,h f 11, *‘»»e had previous m ilitary exdetachm ent ol the Florida N ational Guard in parunriit not otherw ise s o c i a l l y appropriated and 2 r o lh c r I’ lace, brigade, detachrd regim ent, or T'ovrd bonds for the faith fu l perform ance of rtn ‘ » o j ffuardians a s - may be nowr^^Jr^hereaftee , ^ 'j f n5c and. \\''T ,h a " hold Iheir appointm ents battalion, or o th e r detached or separata aettse aeivtce, may hire, rent or m ake purchases provided lor shall be paid fro m Ibe fund for cur* tract* for the furnishing o r supplying of books provided by Federal M ilitary U w » "" "* ? nnl ‘ h*1! ', l v t r*-ch ed the age o f sistyn u y appoint sp ecial courts mart lal for h #uc** n^c r i i , f*et a t are absolutely required for r e m f expen ses ul the M ilita r y D epartm ent, hy , me in the public sch ools o f the S tale , eith er , s « - 7- Commander-in C hief: 'T h e G overnor [?vur * ra '*- , u nlfM " H e v e d ..rior to that time w nam su ch lu fund shall be co, m m an d ; wm but. « auch special courts-m artial —hatever 7 V .........e o r title »>n.ii n u snail ne know-n Known „ ......— u. u -h>*K bools or elem entary sch schools, orida. or person a d m inut in ?st« fo- 5. ? £ i ia }2 o l rrtig " " . r jns .rio t i o nn ,.'ddira isab o r for a caura cause repot™ T l such ’ a r tfo t v ro m a in ln g 'a 'tU le m T O t o l and designated, upon re q u isitio n ol the A d fu la n t schools ools' to t o 'iissu s i u e 'hhis U °olf H Florida, Jr“ other u ih er"p c‘t ^ u law 7 fuliv f u11y ' adm 7 rfoe & Yility riy or' for’ a* in ■ n r « *« . be a n p o i_____ , ______ _ _ xlamition (act to the people ,h f governm aovernm ent o( S tale thafl shril hr fo. the *■ *»m *° b*i co iu t martlal con. the articles hired, rented or purchased the nricr t.eneral. approved by the G o v e rn o r, and n o p a y rlareafinn announcing su ch fact of the State ^Ci ‘lr,rT i f,C f "r lincd nci* by a court-m artial le ga lly con* w h rn br «•>« dremrd desirabl*. ik» State, amt direct direct th th ee u m nf n . *the - T ^m7ilitary :,V ,n J*, ,d.^De the focome .n <»• . J Lon—g .tuch . . . *• thereof, and th e n e c r u it y t h er e to r § h i II b«P 7 m* ment shall he made from s u c h fund e xce p t upon • P*c l*l cou rts martial, sh all have power to try ,he Slate, and use of #h« the books mxnder.in-g-Mw nitnJcr-Iri chief ~i of Itil 7 svsl 7 cT,' Ixened X - for '°.f| that ‘.V " duido **. .VVaaca n ce ie s am ■ opted. of the State, except when th ev .h .n L i’ L . n f l ‘),,icf r* ‘ " “ l1 when practicable be filled by ap- medtxjchr forwarded through ch a n n e l, to the A d ­ such requisition so presen ted and sign ed b y the , ’ " b,{ecl m ilitary Isw. e xcep t a |S « . 15. Each contractor, o r the several con- f"*® *he service o i the United States^ bu ? fo! ,,o m n l lif /’ ,,|cers of the M ilitra of jutan t General of the State, who .h a ll forward A dju tant tie n eral and th e ••uverno#-.*'* . com m ission ed w officer, lor any crime o r o ollense . iiv ii , iui iim a c made.......... p u n i,h .b | . ......... !,y th e ' military ‘laws of the fcetors eombined, shall establish and m aintain not command personally in the lie’ld u n le « !k!ni ^ U , e’ LI>ro. ' , ha' ,,0 lh jn g in this sept ion »ucn , statement to the G overnor with his rec­ Sec. 4 t. Allowance*; T h e re shall be anpually m om m endation. • . fbook depository at som e convenient point in »d »‘ **d lo do so b r a tem lu ion ol the L i. 2 ? ' fak,e,.V, ° - * ? « " o ilicets appointed at paid to the O iu rte rra a strr o f the llrlg a d c. each 1 ruled h ta te s or ol Ihe S ta te of Florida; and tuch 7 . Ir State of Florida design ated b y the Hook Com - •«•««. 1 01 ,,le E * * 1*' members of the (m vrrn or s S tall, and m em bers Sec. jo. Tay for State S ervice: O fficers and regim ent ami battalion, anil q u arterly to the com . special c o u rts martial shall have the-same pow er* i K..soin iplrrfpd with m o rta l p#ig»*Moa »a. M. S fr R t><sw.». _t .1 «-* •_ "I tnc . \ m illiatrat 1vc S ta ll who receive State enlisted men, when em ployed in the active serv­ ftramling o llice r of each co n i|ia n y. Hoop, to the t-l p u n tsh n irn t at do g e n era l courts m artial, ex-* •kail bold ice of the S late , as defined and provided in this m edical olficers com m an din g regim ental d etach ­ cept th at finei imposed hy tu ch ip e d a l co u titA c t, beginning on the day they assem ble at m e n ts 'o f Ihe Hospital C o r p s , and to the chief martial sh a ll not exceed 4 too. -S rf- -S7 - , Summary C o u r t. .Martial: W hen not i c i * ,n ' o n r * or other designated places until m usicians of IkJI1<1% IllWiit llm lr iM usIsIliw. . . . i the a c tiv e service o l th e United S tates, th e . the day they have returned thereto and been prop, e tly relieved, in clusive, Iraction il parts ol a .. day counting as a lull day (a day beginning at m idnight and ending the follow ing m idnight), shall tc criv c pay ami allowances at the follow m g daily ratrs: O llic e r.. the same base pay which iv now. or which may h rira ltc t be pro vi.lrd lo t like glad es in the A rm y ol the United M att*; and in addition the co*t of hire or renlal of quarters, and the cost ,o( hire o l horse and one forage ration, when required to be mounted, when not furnished by the Slate, and the actual cost ol subsisten ce; enlisted men tw ice th e pay now or hereafter provided lor like grades in l a5* . . . . . . . . . . . ---- « . ....,« ...iw -v iiv e Ihe U nited States A rm y. Each enlisted man u llic c s; provided, that the p aym en t of these al V' sumciiui * 01 pay and allowanceav T h« shall l>e entitled to one ration |>cr day o r -com ­ low anccs shall he subject to such titles aud re­ p ro ceed in gs of such sum m ary court shall be in­ mutation <d same at the actual cost of subsist­ strictions at may tie p re scrib e d hy the Xegiila- form al. a n d the minutes th ereof shall be. aft far ence, under such regulations as Ihr G overnor m ay tIons lor the G overnm ent o l th e Florida N ational ** PU C ticah lo , the same as are prescribed for su m ­ prescribe I he nay and allowances authoiirrd G uard, and that all m oneys so paid .hall he treat mary c o u rt* of the Army of th e United Statea. c co -------hy this section shall he paid out ol the geiietal ed as ,public ----------------fu n d , and a cc ou n te d for as a lto may Ncc. 48. Courts Martial k l . y Srnirnce to Concacritin u * ••— be m riteicn lirdl |»*r by ,thc R e gu latio n s. treasu ry: and not front the m ilitary appropria- *— fln rm cn l in |.lrl) ,,( F in es; All rotirts-mxrtigf. lion hevemaftnr provided for n rgan ij Minn. main I licrc Itere shall al* also lie paid to each com m issioned tn> lin lin g su qin u ry rntitty. of the Floritlx N stlr.nxl I n u m c . G tijq x iri. and upkeep. «.n warrant of the ollicer in the Florida N ational G uard, in ih r man Guar,I w h en rmi in tlie active tervtce of the U n ilra ( omi.troner on organisation p*> roll* or to u c h tin provided at«i\r in Ihiv section, when they Mates sh a ll h*vr |..»*ri to sentence to c o n fin e. IB rr t lor individual* as may he required by Ihe have servetl n ot less than o n e year. Ihe sum ol merit in lie u uf fines a uth orifed to l>e im|>dsed! jU (.over nor a* 1 om n un drt-tn-l'hief, accompanied J40 as a uniform allowance, a n d they shall fo- e n ­ provided th a t such sentences of confinement shall ' hy copies ol Ihe order* authorising service lie- titled thereafter lo * uniform allow ance ol )i$ nut e ic fw .l one .lay for each ilulLar of fin * auth o iu e d a n d imtHisrd. lore paym ent. pav rolls and vou ch ers shall be .■ ' ........ ••■ WCIICTW Ml.lll lor each com pleted ad d itio n al year ol service. r . ■ ” ■ >*•• ... w•* ms •11a I y »cnwi by the A djutant General tieneral and approv certified hy apfoovri1 h lf-t hx unt|rr tins A ct. am i r n n tn c tt for furn jniting the n ece .rary ' length of . e r v l e e to rn 4'- Armory Hoard; A rm o rie s : How III. >ec. jo . Sentence ul D tim itta l or Dishonorable by> the I rhe Governor. (governor. lion lam ed ; Rent ol Arm ories 1 lie tr shall he ap- D ischarge M ust lie A pproved __ _______ f 8-! «* have t»cen cxccu tcil, shall m s u c title an nfficei In Its placed upon the reined lot by Governor. Be­ See. j l . W hen TtiMipt are in A ctive Service: pointed within* the Slate of F lorid a an A rm o ry fore ■ circular letter to the edu cators of the State, Ihe Governor, at Commander in Chief, .hall have . S*p- MA ccoun ts and V o u c h e r s 'to be *>.'>« it d is )» E Executed: \Vheu the Vlorid* xecuted: \\ hen tlie Flor‘ ’ "N ational The troop* ordered in to the *ervice of the Stale Vtainirijf such inform ation he may deem t h e power, i n ca*e of war, invasion or insurrec­ A u d ite d : T h e lx>okt, accounts and vouchers of Hoard, lo con sist o f ih e ( .o v r r n o r , jhe A d liitan t Guard is n o t in ihe service o l the U n ited Stales jm u r v Adjutant G eneral and all other officers of the for thr enforcement o f the law, the preservation General ami three other p e rso n s to lie appoin ted •entence o f dismissal Horn Ihe service or dishnn: tion, n ot or imminent danger t h e r e o f , o r I h e | 5rr 1*> T h e hooks adopted as a uniform ays railin g of air nr any poitlon of the militia ..( 1 lorida .National Guard handling Stale or Gov ol t hr iicacr, ur for the security of the rights or h) b) the tire G overnor, who .hail !»c r..n comornis.t.-tte.l shall lon l.. . . . . . . . I ,,! ..1 oralde d isch a rg e (tom sam e, imposed by courtlives of citifens. or protection of pro p er!), shall (tcers ol the N ational Guard o l the State ol F'lot ol tfvih-H .k* fur u*e in the llitch Schools FU.rola into the s e r v i c e ol the U nited S t a t e s , tu r rn ment nrcipertjr *lu ll be audited upon tl»e di inartul. sh a ll not he executed until approved by hr deemed to he in active service O fficers and in cfratr the and an.I i m i l c._._ in 1’ c clcm rn larv irhnrvli xlvsll 1.^ . rrction of the G overnor, in tlie «4ine manner as itla. whose dulv it shall Ire to entisrdrr ami the G o v ern o r. * enlisted men jm ployed under orders of the Gov appro, e plans (nr all arm o ries or other build •’ (*• so. I’residents ol Courts-M artial M ay I*. rinor in recruiting, making tours of instruction, in 1(1 to lie used lor m ilitary p u rp o s e s before such mjj^ection cd troops, armories, storehouses, camp buildings shall he cither re n te d , purchased 01 “ « y i» *ran ts; Whcq no! in the active se rvice ot n*e U n ite d States, presidents oi cuurta-mxrtUI s»t«;s. rifle rjingrs, and m ilitaty property, sitting (•instructed by the State: and stm iin ary court o llice r. of Ihe Florida N a ­ on general or reicimctiUl courts martial, boards la ) W henever appropriation- may tie m ade hy tional G u a rd , shall have p o w rr to issue warrants, o exam ination, courts of inquiry or boards of th r S tair laVgislatiirr fur the- |>iir|H»sr, Ihr Arm ory officers or making and a*sisinitf m th c physical Ihiartl as a|q>uintr«l, -is rm jto w rrrtl to r r e t i or ilu ccled to ih e sheiilf of th e proper cou nty or r s animations, shall hr deemed lo be in active ix o v u lr u|*.n such term* as m a y hr .lcci.fr.I uj.ori any c o n sta b le , to attest accU scd persons and to •ervicr when it is so specified ,n orders flrd rrs by such Arm ory Hoard a* tvenig must advan ta biiu g tb eu i before the court for trial, whenevef shall specify in every case if pay and (ravel or ge. us to tire S tale, an arsen al and arm ories lot such p e rso n s shall have disobeyed tn order in writing 1u 111 Ihe conveniiie authority to appear expenses afe allowed • Ihe use o( tile u igan ireil m ilitia , and in w hich before su ch court; a copy ol th e charge or chrugea Ncc. ja . Troops. How O rdered O u t: When *1 A 1**; *,o red snd saielvr k e p i all p ru p crly oi liavrng b een ilrhvcrrd to the accused w ith such an invasion of or insurrection in the State is I b e lA 'n ile tl S ta le s ami ol t^rc Slate issued (or •*•;• O f, \Vr ««ate issu ed lor order, in tire manner p rovid ed hy law for th e made or threatened, or whenever there exists milslary pm poses. - and and which w h ich arm ories shall he aeryice o f , c iv il process; and to Ulue subpoenas a n o t, mob, unlawful assem bly, breach of the u s e i for drills, m erlin gs, and as rtinirs. as j-s place nisw- of ..I ten . . . . and su b p o e n a duces tecum , and to enforce b y peace or resistance to the execution of the laws d e rio u s hy Ihe units of and Ihe n tg a m ie .l m ililia attachm ent attendance u f 'w it n r t ie t and th e prfo **• , « f StatG or imm inent daritfcr thereof, and the as./gned to tlie same. duetton o i books and papers, and lo sen ten ce civil authorities aicf unable to suppress the same, f ’V * ,lc com m a ruling o ffic e r at every statiun it shall be the duty, of the Com m ander in Chief u llih e troops m ay, when a tith o r iir d hy tlie Ar- for a relu sa l to he sworn or to answer, as provided in action s before civil courts. * vr in case he cannot bw reached ami th c emer n/iry Hoard, rent an arm ory foe the use ol the Sec. j i . S h e riffs l-'ccs: F ees for sheriffs for k e m y will nut permit of awaiting lift orders it oops his sia sta.io tioun; ; ami and 11il m theerre he two ur or m m o re , , , t at «t i.ms . . . I.... as. I 1_ at.__e_ he two •. . o re ">e se rv ice of all process * issu in g out o f' niiTitxrv shall be the duly of the A djutant G eneral to* Is- „ oI IfoXtli h f2 n ki ,h *. , * m c ci,,r o* »own. courts, a n d fo r the attendance o f dtpuly J h e tW ? •ue an order to the officer in cpm m and of thc tthey shall, it practicable. I*e n iiiM n r.i in *!»*• iiiwm atte-i* *>»••*• • .b .n i.. w». - .. *'*** ‘ i ? " 1 11 p Ia c,:.C lbl?' b * ‘lu arierrd in (he upon su c h c rm r ts .'s h a irb e 'fo e 'w m e ^ a Z pro ym ea hmly *»( tro o i* best suited for the service* fur Each arm ory u iu sl contain an by law fur tlie service oi sim ilar process Issued *h ich tremps-are railed, com m anding h i m ‘to pro- .ante arm ory. bly room of suilalde p ro p ortion s, and sucli f o tlie c iv il courts ul the -jtate In (rials h e c ie d with thr troops under him. or av many assem 'rretire e t ir e «f«>linw tiK ltn ur o r ri»O Ul* w ill accomnitt irr n m n tn u im it u n * M in t* W.I..H I L . _ SS • storing foutn room * as will - . . - I s.|e,M ary c o u rt, when the accused hst been a c­ ------ --the rules anil regulations of the War thereof as may be necessary, with all possible • *e all m ilitary property is su e d for the H o op , summ ..V v . s . . . . . , ... hi i t u r lur r»c«»ri (liny, ann suen L * '*nr of $50.00. quitted, tlie sh etill's coils and feet shall be paid prom ptness, to suppress the same. In any case Departm ent govern in g the N ational Guard, now at that station, and niu*t W o t l i m v i t r constructed member of the Sttb-rom m U sion expenses incidental thereto as hr may aiithorire existin g or which mav hereafter be enacted or where neither the C ommander in-Chief nor the and equipped as may he p re scrib e d hy Die Ar out of th e pu b lic lun.lt in possession of Ihe commar be paid ax hereafter provided f.*r active r ' 'r f*4,d I (.00 for each d a y 's actual serv manning o llic e r ul ih r oig an iratio n f o which th e Adjutant General can be reached, and the exigrn service prom ulgated for ihe National G uard j mors lloaid N o armory shall be irnte.i ur ar r ' rr,lhig twenty days, and shall he paid i ) cd thr ocisilrifi shall require it. ihe ( «>niat> ir p ir .l (or use by any c o m m an d in g ollicer stiltt* accused b e lo n g . In cnUrt. m arital trials, (he (era Set 17 Naval M ilpia and M arine Corps Ihe See q ‘'i»l( »tf the Governor Ih r xtaff «-f -"t", 1herein, actual traveling e v p e n sr. S'1,1 pay ol s h r llli. -Irpuly sheriffs shall be Upon JuilKr o! »ny (m in t) where there may exist * one •,',. | „ and from Tallahassee, and a per the l.n senior vfiall consist of the following t.ffi i.osrrrnnr is author tied \n his discretion to or not. mob. unlawful assem bly, breach id the peace J |dan ..I dets.iiplii.il ,,| the Intildiiig. show ing an aic*»uut errtifJril at co rrect by the Ju d ge wrn i fr no| mo, e Ihan j JOO y0| |M>ari) rrr% in J.r ap|>ointed and rom m issioned by him g^nirr « naval militia arid a marine corps m ac l i m i t nsiuiis and ap|K>iiitmenls, shall navy been Advocate o l th r euuji and approved by (he A dV , e i , *U n *e to the esecu tlo il o| the laws uf ||,c jutaiil ( ic n c r a l. • pi .-.gi-.g an,| there it hrrehy appropriated v*»th kre vet rank, hut not as officer*, of the c*ir'lancr with the law% rfow esivtin g or which -Mate, or iniininnit danger thereof, and the civil .iih in ilted It) and appioved by th e A rn im y Hoard T hrv shall hold office at his nray herksflrr hr enacted hy the ( «.ngrr,« ol thr tc ) The A rm ory Hoard sh a ll have lull pow ei — ------t I .'.oop, or to m uch thereof as may National fiuaril. Sec. j i , C iv il OHicrra IO lo i-xecule FLaecute — Frocaaaca authorities are unable to suppress the same, shall is otherwise may* be provided: U nited S tairs govern in g the Naval M ilitia or -s 1 .ul s i rCi iou l s in l at. VM I a w t l a l ' IFenaltv I — - l a - , gfor ___ a * Fail* it liifir,.a ry - Irom any money in the State T re at to pu rch ase grou nd m the vatio u s lo ca litie s and S e n te n c e artial authority, ■am] it sshall be me the • ■the• power ■ ■and ••*« «*a»fis#iii/, mi ii iu ii nc J flO t r i t h a e s u l a • t s a. M . . f . t - I * . • M arine Corps of Ihe U nited States, and re g u la ­ base l..o u g h o u t Dm S ta le , w h en ever the etectlon of u .e : A ll p ro ces.es and . ^ e n e e . S f t W f o u r th ' the tor d u ly ol such county ju d ge, upon Ihe application an arm ory m ay he a u ih o ria e .l. said grou n d , in martial of t h i . Stale shall he executed b / ^ h bui Na- uf the th erllf or the m ayor ol any city or town i in *nd civil o ffice r* as ate prescribed by law lor fo* in said county, to issue an order to the officer In for D ir'u ra 'n J t'h q. 1 uf com m and ol any com pany, or body o l tioops, in for foe use of the S la te of F lo r id a . T he A rm o ry execution o f processes and sentences of t fach Hoard shall have authority to re c e iv e Horn councivil c o u rta : th r neglect o r .re lu ta |-« f* a n y d v U such county, com m anding him to proceed with the troops under him , ur as many thereof at may tics, m u nicipalities and other so u rces, don ation s ollicer of tfie Slate (whose d u ty I t -shall ^be to be necessary, with all possible promptness tu " { .-and a,nd ro n trih utlon s ol m o n e y tu aid in pro eircute. sa id processes ur sen ten ces), to eae cu t* . Im proving sm l m a in tain in g an a lse n a l, Ihe tam e, o r the failure of su ch olfictf to m ake su p p rr.t tlie tame. proper re tu rn ol til fines and penalties collected A ll ullicers or enlisted men while on du ly, or ! M . S m ' " 11 “ J*- ' • ' S " f * n ices. tic ., th ro u g h •n. the State and any p ro p erty so donated shall or In re c e iv e in euttody an y prisoner sh .H he assem bled Ihetefor pursuant In the order ul the I F l.'fiV * ,,, ,rr, P r o P f'D lor th e use ol the State deemed a misdemeanor; anil 'shall subject f o * G overnor or Die A djutant General or ol a county lodge, issued upon Ihe request ol tile slien ll ol irs bL.'t .fuch f0"""” ,nd m u n lclptll- ollender loand prosecution by th e proper d i s t r ic t pon 1 Vonvietlon S a n d to a l-enslly, a n a lly , u _______ _ any county, mayor o! any city of other civil Hes are hrrehy siitb o ru e.l and em jm w ered to m ake •attornev, ssr-ls o Mllen ilanse .. , .si - lo • the .I s as. such ol A. $100. u se ol* .the S tate ®1 of ran official having authority to make dem and |o| xurb donation* ami co n trib u tio n s for the ntir l-oses herein set fo iih W h e n e v er it may becom e r lorida. Die callin g out o| lio ojis lor active aetvicc fo aid of the civil authorities, shall receive pay necessary tn the public in terest to acquire p ri­ Sec « j. Findings 0f G en eral and S p ecial vate property order to p ro v id e necessary land ai th c rate p r r x r ib r d under Section ia ol this 1 ,u r n , .V*,la l *n b* AP proved hy Com manderlor cam p grounds, rifle ran ges or arm ories for A ct. snd such pay, and the cost ol auhsiating in Chtef H elore lleing E x e cu te d ; Fine*, to W h o m l and transporting the troops, and tu ch other nec- the orga n iied m ilitia ol foe S ta te , and th e sam e la id . N o Gildings ol an y general or sp e cial ' csta ry expenses at may he incurred in providing eannot he acquired by a greem en t satisfactory to courts m a itia l shall he e a c cu tc if until approved the A rm ory Hoard and th e p a rtie s interested in, * " * .* * P , ' C** of troops shall when •properly accom ­ by tlie C om m and er tn Chief, and when foe fin d -: plished. and all accounts which have been audited- or fo e ow ners of tu ch private p ro p erty , the A r ­ m g* are *o approved, fo e C o m m in d tr-ia -C M el I and duly credited as correct hy the com m anding m ory Hoard it hereby auth orired and em em pow pow ered ered shall snail c a u se th Die be issued to te e proper o rd ers e rs to b« ollicer of the Hoops and hy the A d ju tan t General he certified lo the C om ptroller of the State of Florida and the C om ptroller shall issue hla war­ rant o u th e State T reasu rer which warrant shall C H A P T E R ftjo j i f V * i.1 -0U* .? ' J"V fond* available (ur the purpose. If funds are not available in Ihe S tate Trca*areasm y for the Immediate p a y m e n t. of su ch claim s the C o v e n to r and C om ptroller shall be and ate a tith oriird to borrow m oney in such am ount or e w e s wm t & r s S f S B am ounts as from tim e to lim e may be necessary for lh at purpose any auch loans to be repaid out of any funds (irst becom ing available therefor, .o ra o n , that ,uxi nothing n ouiing In in this inia section lection shall ahall be f. rovided| construed to preven t the G overnor, Or the Ad° E */>*.n ‘ * , °* C o u rta-llerjuM nl G eneral in the absence of the G overnor where the aAnnriea are to be lo ca te d . W hen auch i|.|* aM ' 5 * ^ * 1 ?*’ *n,cuD *a in court msrtitd pro­ from callin g forth th e troops for th e purpose! arm ories a r l erected or p ro v id e d , the A rm o rv 1 a 11 ” authorired by law w henever em ergen cy may re Hoard shall \have charge th e re o f, and ahall . 7 raDhL^**aherCift,fo‘ n(* '-h | P •r m e .n , ol. “ >« * tn » o r quire. range for t h * r occu p an cy and u s e under the di L T ir ln i. * ” [0r **r v le« of com plaint*, ......... . 17 m e /xujuiani i i ____ L f ? ,u b P°«n »»„*nd all other necSec. i l - D u ly W hen O rdered O u t. and I'enal- rrction a n y respon sib ility of th e senior o ffice r J to m u itrr the orjraniiation in to the aervice. T h c of the ItnyHn com m and of su ch _ n o st. fj!w r ■ I,d la w fu l Ires to c iv il officer*, for servJy for F ailure to C o m p ly : A n y officer receiv­ rn liitm ll be rnaie in du. . . en . t 1 of . each ■ , aolditr r ■ih«■a *« uc n i n e in uu- in g *uch orders shall im m ediately n otify the of<e) T l j r rent of arm o tirs sh all he paid b y th e " w ” **k . !f e * ** ,b e t*1* »flow«d gdicate and the duplicate copy o l each rn liitm en t State ojft o a fu n j to be b ie n n ia lly appropria ed . u J i . T J l L c a ,t *' ,0 «*,h e r »"•> >ha p a y, paper w ill be forwarded to th e A dju tan t Gen- licers and em itted m m under hi* com m and, and by th e le g is la tu r e . p an o allten ce, a n d n ec e iu ry e xp e n se * of the m em . t as to on a* hta troop* can be assem bled, proceed Vi w Lh the r r P ° rl ol th e m u tterin g 'o ffice r. A fter the organisation ha* t»cen m uttered Into to the place where such m ob o r body of riotous S s H 1 * '" • > « « . c « „ „ o , l ii* j fb member* of auch organisation persons assem b le d , to break the law may he. or UIH« o lh rrI Iri peace II he or the sheriff■ of the county wi BkC •hall designate the persons selected at com m it and aloned officers, who, if th ey p ast th e required officer accom panying him, shall warn all such desist and disperse, 'persona ’’z lo r — -a., -and imj u»c lu en lurce aim j>rc*criDe rule* lor th eir and the s h e riff nf an• ''G h i;‘ s u « * f o , ^ n m H i ,e|oZheNA,Z n t d‘^ P li? « ” ®V,"the' " NMlonii Guard * fo"": "* " Uy b* COrnmU,ion,:d ^ ^ a* may be neceasary to restore peace and over- Rovrrnm ent and m anagem ent. A l l U nited S ta te s aubo otn . u L !ir ,l is* i f i f a w i l w . _g __ -------—___ Ts ,r.**l,U n c .e -. A n y officer failin g to com ply »"<f S tate property m ust be •k*eP p tt «h«r*in. th erein and and' the th e and andP sign slatted b vy the tV. Judge VA ad v " ‘ ‘ ° u*' ,Dt ed b fo9 , ^ o ?form ^ r i tity r M tOh*a|I|, o le » l v. . . . i . i u^m. " " ^• •" s t a l e Ve -A ?m G a*ndP.°ufoWJul'r‘. o mpany p a n i'1V ln d " hhat“ tbeen y ‘ nCOrpor,a , , .: W ben With th e p ro vision I of t ill, section and any of- to m m .n d e rt of tr o o p , u sing th e a rm o ries w ill i l l A d r oc* U tb" « < ■ ulninn. . ! * Q .,n con to all 'rrule*. t.1V i . e . and nr a n y ''V com orrnlb band organised under 1 — o* so •■notified by m h its commanncommandii, enlialed . man ~ •••■ iicu uy r s s ^ 'T s r j f V i S L s s r S i ; ; r .r .« 7 r , ■ g law i a ina crim in a l 1 f. training and £ w e^to ao sT /d ) i C° Z i V b^ J corP°rVf - " i,h Ing officer, who ih a ll fall to obey such order, a .are o f auch pro p erty itas o rn te riin n sgs'lnM ■ i***• emsIi cs .t . P 4 y mU.nn,„.,,D!?,lPr0p* r7 and ^ d jt protectio'tT un es* prevented hy physical d isab ility, ahall he misappropriation while " «ilT *i*" V " o r ormloss. o n A rm e ories, s , wntie oecu oecuSee. se. * •''-J rffiri^'™ SfV hi N .Z n M e8 S L 5 a'n d^rn to ''i K r * p w H b H ,''by“''l h i " i « 7 S “ ihe ""illtVd in d ^ f o e d f ro’d l l ' P ^ V ;'^ * Employment of a Stenographer In ■ C*4!!*. °* • ro W cm eaiior, and u|»on conviction ,w * «he aid. a ^ .t a n e . N ^ d L * S l^ tin n L°l S l a i t i now exi.ting or which may hereafter be Sf o T f« . tH»! *fme ^ ahall b« p u n lih ed bjr a (ine not cacee tlin g $joo, ^ m*an din s g^ th-e aM a tt . s a a a - * rapner m ay D* authorired’ b y th e coovenlnw” 1J 'f 'M (fo v e rn m ro u t h e r e f o Z ^ ^ °' '•">« « f « * n c e to foe N atron.) Guard or sLeretLrv r i s l , ™ f h * " . . beiI U., 1u ed bJ ,h f and b y imprisonm ent not exceed ing tix month*, of th e ollicer com for a ll grnrrri cou M . m a rtlfo W h„ ‘ L o t t e d b , 0 M U t U a l u r . l l ' ike Crara lhe orJ" ‘ -*"d «*«U tiona of foe W ar Depart- c o r n e r or fo 2 ,l PPT ^ " lon,n0, *aclJ either o r both, at th e d lteretion of the court, J * ) ,Th« Armopr. Hoard ih a ll also be charged •bortty l^ a : 7 ‘ -etulalmre o f Ike Stale o f m em • insofar a* Ihry may apply lo the Florida \ i The oincer. of end m ay also be dism issed o r dishonorably dis­ reporter U e m p lo ytd . he sh a ll be nald nwm w ith’ t h i ’ lu p c r v iilo n ” and 'r a T 'o .',1.” e” " o T l n y *?ion * T h a i (he G overn or n( F lw d d . •-- National Guard, and ahall attest all orders of Ihe 2 rfo e in ^ .w d i T 7 , ,h 1 c .* m “ ‘ i.ci* nt charged by sentence of court-m artial. certificate o l th e -Judge A d v o c a te Putwn ^he »p , ht >• hereby au lh orited e m n n ^ ii ^ U pm m .nder-fo-Chlef te ls tfn l 4 o (he m ililia, -H e , ILH ro n .Tl 1m e ? h . l i r . im* J ° L ? 1 ' ue7 U n “ K S 2 L 0‘ ! M from T h e m i & h, p . A .O W 4 .V ' • VS 2 duC* 01 A id in g C ivil auch ^»Por«« report» and Tre r itu un . . ; ^ £ ^ , *J,VU^ n l^ r io ^ °°1a,d ‘ " i'p D fo r m a n y a n d a I T t l <2 J T K r^ . w 2 ahall *b* n prepare P^ P *" rni . 1* lraDft^ ,d o l rf,r" ‘ °ro » « h A u th o ritie s; W hen an arm ed force ia called out PVWifo all e c r e ta r r - ooff (he K f U!A* ' orA“ ■• I ' k e s t t l L ! ? “ma.Jk * Ibe tf>« Secretary of W ar nr (he lh e S ecretaryth c rW« ’ A a° W , * ? f i v _ . ........................w . . , _ 1 *r t « ™ i f . t i ™ N * * * maw prescribe and require. , H e ahall per- lion and B r ° L l « M ,T " ‘¥ c iv il o ffice r ol o ffice r, m ay *«,D nd to . dlrec d In' 1o,m *ucn*other duties a t may be req u ire} of him u n,t 01 lio n of the geacral o r apeclfle o b jects to be ae L T . v“ - ? r , r t ° by the Com m ander In C hlef. H e ahall receive a * ° c h - cpnttltu tfon and by la w . cornpliahed and the duration of aervice b y the ae U n an ce and proper equipm ent o f th e ra m . T o l - “ f „ m !U-n U m 'd *«ama‘ » member * !*** Wlffti*- ou t the tactical d irection ' of the troops th e kind and extent of force to be u*ed, c ) T h e term of 'each M em ber o f Ih e Arm oVy S Z * • g.e e c m l anil the particular means to be em ployed to ac­ n .m d .' 'o?fo theV V e T no r. " ^Addf ju o ttan a n tT G gT ^ . ‘h* t, p p , 0 ', ,nl t °[ f ,d 'h eV er 'fo ,h an * n '" G o.Zv ern eni7- HIV ten ffrnra* tk . I ^ « £ u tS T com plish the ob jects specified by the civil of- eral. and (Juarterm aater General, ahall he for fnTr ? nT- *en ,c n c e 'he imposition or collcctioa * r« !*(• »«lely to the officers of th e ac — , “ > •*•» •i> ^ y p|wwinirarnt, . . « m ,and . J rin: rant ; . . r . ?w irit i . ex a u * . ; ? . 1^ ' . j , live rmhtta E very en d eavor must he made, both . . . . - V — hy the civil officers and offlcera com m anding thie Iroopa w h ich can be, con aliten tly w ith the presumed, and th e burden of pn>of will 27™ ° '.Z *?-d S Z S } ? . * ‘ " d ® " tlo lers fo n o p e r.llv e o r vo , . foe ra m , 4/-r i^jRVlV -~4 T * ih a T h S ' Su S e f/fo n ^ I # ° f »*e S ta le o f r , ^ da -h le h ' n o Z V ; , r n£ y ,nheraCa,rS U ,£ ° f W W W Population of 80.000. / .- ™ iT__ . a,,<:r eon lractora ahall C e n i u . , ---------- . . . . ____________ ____ t f 4* .kick It i= s - d v z ti - r a F S a - p S rs. - - ! i r , ^ r e a : „ , u ^ o r l,y h» i k m k s v i7 '. 1 * n7 7W ,» o ). fJSS X-Ss-As*>.fJ *** ° e 7 a ,n r-‘ b* P r ifo r i^ n r i of (heir dutv. s r f t w **as J 0" * ^ 11 w ' - w W ild ° ro * r, p f the G o v e m o r o r other c iv il magU traie. To” ; . d ' X ’ E £ \bl m ay order l- u orgsni ■— ------- — ----- r- , wwsi.il the Florida N at ..r a jsfttfe entrusted 4p ir. ita «V“^fo' care, with* \ a,U d e ta ile2 d!0 7 r »T 7K W buTfedro dril aiS ^a e e ouuPSO ■-■ -i- i. g f t J“ j n D “ ‘V l ' c * r « & ■ T o T a o ln an ol fod F lo rid a x" i .fry ii' T V-eer * Jand. enllited -n iisiea m -man vf^*H“u™ *riy . o r o t iw r ] *^P yln« f®» «*»• ' f m i1.1.'- S Z g M fir S l* • tom ii d ll 01 '?ch rommodilie* Tn lhe elty“ a fs C S S ffii& g !g m & a S 8 S & £ "f*fou l' Wn<j*. namely^general, n T tfo T ri^ G u L V»nd d 'T «un^ iS ru -«-*■ or^ fn ”the V& »I< n ; ho7 ' . uLhh % & o 7 e*oTon 1 fa,Zi Of three epecUl ~ o - r n - r t u t{ „ a& *a - •A S tr e e f T « * •JAurasirtajss, « % & Z i^ 3 E g S i3 c 5 l . ?z v z z r a K _ r,r.r" j " : — ” T U a b lllly i memoers 01 me n ecesaary ^ mililia ordered into the active aervice of the State Of their official d l.iie . ™ :u w - I - P ? ” 0:™ *".'* u i u ie ir ottictal d u ties, shall b e born e l „ , 8 . w n itliu tc (h t en- - — ' - ' is ? . Fi' hout uti*U etory « �J( r -1 I hr h i id rr o| -'!•* Ail u - •• JI 1 * •*;> 1 | .1- » ».* Itir 1 . * l * i .. . . , • • '! '| v . *'»• I l m . . . ..n r •lir-|irf-»ia|(. „ » i.f in r | , » ,f !'••»*»*.» .. *• I t r f f 1hf* 1 t i l l . .1 1 .•ill. 1 • i 1 �-1 w»- fjp r J * . Inal caata the accru ed .h a ll have the right to meet the witneaaei agaln at him face to (ace at .-.vj, 4y*.£:S .L . u U ijonTi £* rl* *■ - / CH A PTER and S ectio n 4 ol’ aa Amended by W ) C H A P T E R * > ; 8 - ( N o . i 8j > r atlir A N A C T tr tin i nig g a « l.uim to m mniatiun U iio n to to' the K u o * n . . “" TTthe l . Florida 1**1. , l t d . S S late l . t . Com I 'n i um m ission l n l in lor C .A u . . r■ , aa S ee >, in g the C on stitu tio n of th e A lU n ttr, (ju ll anti ;.-. M m tssippr Canal. W hereas, T he l.ej|iil*tu re of Florida hat ctrdoraeti ami approved lire ennitriiction 1|> the ,.. Tail ria l Governm ent of a canal acroaa the State o l Florida, connecting the Atlantic O cean with the trull of Mc»icO. a m i' directed that the Conu great of tlir United* S tatet he petitioned to cau te aaid projtoce.l canal to be drlrnitciy localrt! and T cunattuctrd ..a toon .a . p ossib le; and W hereat, rite co^\>t rue lio n ol a aca level c a ­ nal, capable yt tarryin g the large.I tr a itI* . corn- ait d water ' *\ * dutV le uno« o . !*” ' ’’ ' ' " M / UJX»|| i t . --# . -V Acl ,,ial1 ,ullo rltoot immc bcC O tn in ., . I.. A . ....... ......1 I -------- v g l - -wva I . • ■ •■ Lan d liuril. ■ — — —— — \ V.... h X r a, : ,thWe ^ Li ei g^ljU .............. . . State . . . . \0\ K ................«-. tu ,, o.l .the lo r - i l . ~ l W n g " V 7 h«“ ,S u , ; , !3 I ^ That the ° r * Ue. »um ®‘ ♦* ;; jj PCI p?r Uni ^ k nC\ ** , S t ile ICqualiicr of Ta»c* ahall investigate afl ~rfcatten o fW x a Gion anil i rr _ . • -U A ill „v * J. . the C ircuit C ourt of* M anatee reeetve luch compenaation aa may be in between him and t i g County Coramlabaraaota Courtly for auch a am tau cr aa r in lf r m Ihn I r r n t , r i . 1 ■ .,. a n .I r a r llii in the transcription and c trtifiu,^n cerrnird copiea, papers, file's, docum ent! in d 7 **,u. f,c o ,lr . . . . . . . >>>*» be ol the same foTce nuU ^l „ r \ t * '! c" m> fn u ' i(-n fo r the service re‘ ‘u " compenaation for Ithe services re,tbf L,!trTAl5f * .'J.' * « « t a . the original record,. 2f 'i k l r i A ^ L , “ 5.j5 S S -l l ! S . . W ^ ; a t him it> Section I I o f . g S f y Judge of each o f aald nev . _ „ j by a.iJ coun J 4,1Uot i .* , 1 i u u* a. .iicf I - m u , . " ! 14* * to lo p - > i it. ...t OU‘ « “ >• E 2 V K ’ I V*. IVace Idea. sir beeTne Courta o f U nion County shall have c ivil and criminal jurtadiction throughout aald county oTer cauaea o l action which ahall have accrued. and over Crimea and mladcmtanora which a l.a ll ... !>. . 1 _ I • a. f .. . > . ». ahall have been committed within the territory embraced in aaid cou nty aa hereby conatitutref, prior to the lira! day o f October. ■ »!., In the f ? m* m.ln ? * ^ ^ nd, “ m* “ ‘ ' f ' “ “ eatatence when auch cguae o l crim es or misdemeanors th lor each man for auctr 1 le o f D eSoto .. S. " ' ,,J * That all the ori’d lu 'l R egialm io n B ook, <wc 17 IhV W ? ? ^ , l o 7 n ? ? h e dutiM o l ^ ', } ,n ,h'* rl*-<''‘>n d i.lrictZ entirely within w i y • ) ‘ !l c -m lln u e to the duBea o l j>,*,e 1 o ,t„iy . Florida, .ball be the property ,,f nd proaecutlona, and alj ___ _____ __ iniitration and guardianship or adm !ih, ''. Z 'V V P P P y ? ™ ', ' * Prof l " Iranacriptlon of all other actions, p.oaeculi’ona or proceedings that wat T X V l i . ? 1 necessary for the may be pending in B radford County in the C itcuit In in , o l the citiiena o( bara.ota C ou n ty. C ourt or In Ihe County C ou rt, or any other Court “ ' t / ^ r o l lb e n T m u n t i c . K y K u t r . ' t X ' J i r^ 0" ^ * ''J ^ , ^ ( * ^ 1. 0 ?. ol until the I test M onday o f Ju ly. H i t . and ,i,e tig h | lo t h e ‘^ o a a c ^ I f c r J o f ''U ’ ‘ ^ eroted.. . c . . . . . . . . „ , „ t roll for D eSoto See u Tt.» a . ............... .... .. ^ h SM U tl'm e * rr" U nib!r <*' «f, « bo« d ° ! “ «4 J,r»* 4*1 o f O ctober, i q j i . whereof anv court. c f * * , ' * L* „ T »>' Aaae.aor o f T a s e s for M io jt e * {’ fiiccr or Ixard o f Union C ounty, would have County shall eontmue lo perform the nutlet o f hi* hatl luriaiiirfinn if m d rmtnfw fta*,! I,*.., i» g ^ South A tla n tic port at C um berland Sou nd ; there. ij'/JcT. ° o l " '[ . T o n " c,' m l" if,n,1* or ">c range nl ‘ aid A ssessor to adjust. V q u jh r V a*nd a s !” ! t U S ,a ‘ * o l" " fo r 'id !." ' |„° ' 'u L n * " ‘J,*r bc!?n »ln * »“ by m ik in g it p o u iU r to tnnt(»ort on b i r f«• » .. . Ih - hslw.?! i t * 0"* or m u,cuU r u jo ilib rlu m ol with the fin d in g , o l the satd « « « * o l T a m p a * n „* o r 'o M T . m ^ lU y f'“ ! £ ' Ikruugh * p ro irclrtl w ater route the products ' c J iu ™.*n e >t of the cou n try drained l»y auch .river*, and to c' °r o f le ru e . »ca*ment, either by adding • ^ U e d 'p e r c e n t u m s tr ic t!o 2 ° o | r o T h n e 'o r ^ r i ! , to the countv v a lm ti.... e*i**..x - i __11 hr LI mm . . 1 “ , , n c .o r lln c* of railway foil deliver theae prttducta at th e A tlan tic .Seaboard, ° f pn«m* w ithout th e u*e of dru m m r . n r — *7 n d ^ a i r ruDon Vti*1*. Cou,nlT* °"o "tlmJ “ p° 1 *oc'| e«f,1,led «>pi« o f •*•« record*, docuSec. 6. It ahall be the duty o f the’ Board o f rata abate o f the indebtedneae o f ll ,°f ern or, o r upon becoming • law without ruch ap-w t **>r • * * d u T ^ r e r o w t i l £ b w h*t’ “ ? ‘-.oun' J' Jud« of U F a y e tti c o ^ G e d . ^ n i ^ V *°r U* n*c_,‘b* i « '•* • J 0^ In d u ctio n of Union County to hold their Public In.truction o l the County of B rad fo rd by proval. , Approvrrl June 14, 1911. fa ™ , “Vh k .^ . ^ b J o a 'I ^ of * 5 £ Ccmnfy* Tmhri al£w original rrcorda. lbe Mm' f ° ' C* * nJ M ,b* f■ ‘9*1 " ! “ ttUn« on ,b« ln 0eto‘>*r' **•«»“ « Intereat-brarlng. tim e ^ .r ^ n U therefor. Q r tlitC o a r t Sec. T h J4. 'it Court c-o‘ »* _TT.. an . k . nr t .| n.t . . . r . * ..-'V‘,»e o* Utare Couuty, Florida, „ . ----e Board o f C oun ty CommiaaloAert f i s f e a s '? V & srSu ‘i r ^ ^ v jag * a *« - V*. fiBL. . 7 Entitled "A n Act ( o m tru ction ol and T o ll Bridge ampa Hay, and to ... o f the aaid U nion C ounty hereby if au th oriird and empowered to borrow from time to ltim e dur* C H A P T E R g j j i — (N o. ir * ) . ing the year Irom October tit , i g i i , to i Septem- A N A C T C reating C iv il Courts o f R ecqnf lo ber Joth. toaa. money, in lum a that will Countie* Having, or W hich Shall H ave, a Popa i . . . . . . ceed^^ 1 he’ "aggregate ’ the total* aum’ o l fs^ooo'oci ulation of- Morn T han One H undred Thousand, A cco rd in g to the I^at Preceding Federal Cut1 / givin g and iu u ln g interest treating time war-. aua. or aa Such Federal Census Is Hereafter rants ih etelo r. * T a k e n ; D efining and Prescribing the Power, *5- ^ T h e Spring Term , o f the C rlcuit Court and Jurisdiction o f S aid C ou rt; P rovidin g for o f U nion C ou n ty ahall be held on the third MooJudge* and C lerks o f C ivil C ourts o f Record, day in M av and the Fall Term of thd C ircuit and the Jurisdiction o f the Suprrm e Court and Court (or U nion C ounty shall be held on the C ircu it Courts in Relation to C ivil Court* e l third M bndajr In November o f each year. _ Sec. j&. R ecord; Abolishing the C ivil Conrt Created " T he title to any Any real estate cM itc tyfnir lyin g in I U nder the A ct Approved June jr d , 1915, end the tVrritory embraced In U nio ion County, to which Repealing Said A rt. an,I Also Repealing Sections Bradford County may hold lb e Irgll or e*ioitati>e r.rlcv either absolute or rc reve, j j i o and j j j 4, Both Inclusive. ,»f the Revise,) v c rtio a iry , t« hrreliy (icn eral Statutes of Florida, Relating to Civil U nion County. Sec. a ; . ThU Act ahall take effect and be in C ourt* of* Record, and A lso A ll .Vela in Conflict force from the first day o f October, i o j i . H erew ith: .u m t __ » ______... _a » /(# |« C , , A P T E R 8 4 4 9 -1 No. 34). C o m p l n y ^ . * ^ - ^ 1^ . **.*nrn«c ! Ircanie a law without the a;,proval o( the C ov- in vo lvin g Ihe legality o f an y tax, assessm ent or and thereupon auch certified conies o l rrc- ernor. lu ll, nor of th#» an ; » - » , ------- :•••• . ------ . r y ffp r t : that date, by ta le o r otherw ise; provided, thsf *H »uch tases collected hy try him on tire the propid new countie*, counties. f*»r f..r ftty rr pc**('iis in any o f Mid ------- ma * ' . . " ' • « iw ir i m 'li Ml the United S tair* in a greater degree than could be »ccompli«hrd by the con struction of thouun<h of mile* of railroad* throughout the wctlon with their heavy m aintenance and in tere«i .e*.* unpaid .\n«| past due on land* lying ...u *C» i County. onnt ritory o f l l l i l f County. a% hereby created, a n d ' v;rc All l a . |0 , n rn rnfo*rr* fo trr 'lii^ the ppayment a ^ tn e n f‘ thereof by by7 th thee'scIM tellinngg"'"! of |v Iv;’f>c in ^ *:f 'lrt'^ s fs ^.J. .r., ' r l drlinu-r-nt land* U n.l. in i- the H-* *ame .im r manner m ,n.,er an«l an.I with thr nV# , tf ,..rt *f ,P drlinqnrnt i .. . I l l v u ir .r ix n illiu u t V ■ I 111 VII _ _ V , b * 1* *1,07 ,b f. of U nion Coun- in ap agg/rgale sum not exceeding the amount o f 'T, L t*e*a.*c“c e**?..*?.* r s to all books, i*00*1*. P papers » K fa and files In his nnr-fralf one-half of one per cent o f Ihe the total t"t la* as,r«,e.| n', , f r mJ)r l,n .,g" i' facilitate the procuring valustioh ..f such county ' T / h * ’ 1' 1 " ' h* f lr *’ ^ vreise lire profetaWn or employment o f cou n sel' or attorney, or engage in the practice of law dur­ ing his term of oilier. charges; and Whereas. the building of such canal will greatly _/ m j i . That . WBcrcas. simplify the qurstnm of National D rfcnir; t t t t l * a short cut between the Atlantic, and liUlf of Mexico, - . thereby ___ 'D* eliminating rninating nearly wilt S ' ! *<’*,ro the coo aPP[Oved J jo •o as to rea mile* o f distance by the w ater route between rc Sec. 6. New O rlean s and inre G u lf '* on the one hand, the New \<>rl and L iverp o o l, on the o th e r,' f i . i / 's i t i willj a similar <4*1114 o| distance a< between the . . . Gulf port, and other A lls n lic SealH.ard and Ku- ft* topesn p orts, and will elim inate the dangers lo shlpj.ing incident to the f<as,aKc 0( Ihe Straits of Florida, .with tnt>'r<|<trt!l reduction of Marine In- '• J* ** v ,,t , e ,V , . ’ii tir< made on or after the joth day lerrm 1 willi the Board o f f hi i g j i , shall- lie made through Ihe ,,( |„,| ,.) r lfe County. ITori-Ia. Snd agree wun n u t the Circuit C ourt f o r -such new county Board n|«p|i a plan for the assuniptidrl hy P ix ie <„ . . - /. . . ' - ............... ..... ...................................... ■■ " k nr 1* *»4 i r . i i i i e 1. 1 iiir ft M t i r r ^ ouuty may have on Itand nr thatI «i*.» r«!. until the- tjfht tlay of (h t.vlvr, i « j i . and titrrr**f. and thry vlia!I *fl a«i.|r ftofn the ticneral wing to Manatee County on Ihe day this• •hall <nau complete en it roll of llra>lfnrd llradln n l R K r*rim r ,r „ „ er Fund such county such cniitpirlr ine the aw l u nexrn im m lu n d of tiich «uch sum each eath , . , “ heretofore existing pon completion ,e a r as a .Joking fund, which together with ac ,g 1,,* if* t .* u , . . It fh jll w tiic duty nf Jhc Ibrard of Mid at*f*fm cut roll, a* itrovuhd hy law, he rrued intrrr*t tlir rvon will lsa> sHlIi.-ieiii tew t.iv i m a ia v . h 4" « » s s i t j ms a it; < n m » v | iue w u * r *’Ult C oust. In ca*c of lo** or d n tn ic tio n o f Ittcb ^ * 1 Ihe the p n vatr Seal o f the clerk shall suffice su illcc Un*1 heal prrvatr Un" I »» OltlcUl Seal is provided. • SfC. 6 1h^f r Ahall 1m filttr Irrnti rtf I kw Ptwi •••ivh •* < a n ility 1! I. Jr tlU y reasonable m at. and that tile const met ion tl,r same is feasib le, and W hereas. I h e requirem ents ,.f modern cum tJ’ rrr<’ 4n‘l lb e quick «ntl r n | tran<|>oititi>.n I the ennrntatrsly nteiease.l volum e nf pnuln. ts. r , w ill at the rri|irrrrm rnti of the National l»e , fense and the facilities necessary to the .level r oprpent of an Am erican .M e t c b in t Marine m i th at stielr canal should he Constructed as I « «J» l«'vel canal. ,a ,|,e , ,h ,n 4 lock can al, and . Fhe t nmmrttrc on lfa il*'a r , ,n d . * f , i i . t o National H ouse ol Representatives. ( l h (- 0 7 * r r , *• T hird Session, in Refrort npi, - l 0'a : <6* m* 'lc on ^, n "'*rv •»-. roar, reeom in , **" * f l , ' ‘V,n 4" ' m hr t -rngres. „f $5„.m,o .„ e is h h r.UT n T ; u ,'*-r*n« and r e p o ,tin* on the f e w i M i l j and cost of s u e ! . canal and w , t „ . h i, c rr liftc iie of ir g ' W nereas. It U desirable that the nubile alien*j®r* he called to tlie adsantages. ol lire construe tmn. Of the proposed canal "and -waterway is , National a sset; that public rn .e re .t be enlisted In urgryg upon l ongress its early su r,e s snd con .a tru e lio n ; that the mailer actisels and s c S l V . 'j e 'r p ;r , r , ged s„,| .rge.l 1 and the P edeial aulh n i n e . . and that ...m e |„,,|y ■ H E r* Ihr Jf •lu ll rnn % «Mirily • tr t hr ffi I ( any ihimln .M\alula if fo r tT V n l U k r * h ,,K r W'hrrra*, T h r Unitr-I Slat wharf , n '' the ms&jXMTiLarsr a v alu a b le owner * I hiA Art *halltake rttcct im m M u tflv itewr *1 may have on* hand »»r that may tx* : prnval hy thr (*,o*rrnnr. nr upon »t% %ai,| 11-.ar*| on thr fir*t day nf Junr, A I> 19^11 w i t h o u t hi* a p p r o v a l , nr t»ein*( mJ That thr Spring Trrm of ihr 4 ifeint hi* >etn. ( o a r ! n f l>Uir ( “minty. Florida, ihall h^M oil thr Thiitl Monday in V r b ru iry snd thr Fall T*vm \pfil 1J. “1941. on th<* SrriHiil M..n«lay in August, in each yrar S rc a j A ll law* or part* of law* in con flict IIA P T K R B514— (N o. 1 to). I*rn\ tdins for thr Creation »*f P i* ir with thr provisions of this Act lx* snd thr Mine thr State o f Florida, amt (•»? thr s i r hereby repealed. and G overnm ent Thereof Src Thi» Act *hall taVr rfTrrt im m nliatrly t*J by lAc Legislature of thr Staff of ii|mn it* pa»*agr and approval hy the (lO tentor. • Approved .April j j , 1910. 1 That the C ou n ty o f P ix ie be, and --------hrreby, erratr,! and e*iahli*hrd. Sm h t It A l'TF.N h i t — (No. u n ) . -m. ■• if |.'i / I ' ,t ! ^ ' V '1 ' 7. »9I t,1 i« brretiv si f o llo w S r ' * ' *»i g] •1 ». k •*f I anti «r.* ■ ,( 1 «, it , metriwf *1 all fs,s t„ t d ) * H B trrr « m f »f , t . a renewal i mmp | FtArr Vo the point where it !• inter •*' *»f rrvtstrai a ittin^ fr«c rilvtl at fidltfw* ’ • ' ' e r t n i f i l i n e b e t w e e n S e c t| »n* M HrK'inriMig in th e *11111 o f M e t i m at » due G tw n a l ii p R, S o u t h o f R a n x r im Ka*t wr*r f i h e l u m t i v h i p ti ne I j g - t w e n . r**w n* hip « s f p e »ait| S e c t i o n l in e t o l b e T ‘ »w« j i a n d M* S o u t h . H a n y e i b K a * t . t h e m e d u e rakt b v t w e e n T*>wn%hipi 7 a n d R; t h e n r u n a l o n g the l in e b e t w e e n Tow n sh ip* j j and j 6 M r .l h Tx The point" 'of 'brtt'i n n in g!‘' '" * l0 W ntM ,n 4 ‘ *unly I'idite ut Manatee C ou uty a tranw ript of all papei*. tile*, d vuuinrhf*and record* in .the ct|fct<>dy **t It»e (ounty Judge of Manatee C ounty that may in any wi*e affectthe interests «>f SaiaM*ta ( f u m y , a* the Ih a id of County C otnm iv sn.nerj tin y from time lo time d ite tl; and the t ounty Judge nf M a „ . l „ fo u n t y .ball allow Ihe County Itnltfc of Sara^ita C ou n ty free scce«« to all In-.k*. papw-M, file*, tl-eutnrutx and records in hi* n tln c that ilia) hi any wise facilitate the prof i r i n g of *uch ttan n rip t; »aid fudge o f thc C ounty C ou rt nf Manatee C oun ty to receive such ornipentatinti a* may b* agrenl uj»on between him and the C od n ly toniiid»»ioncr» of S aia io ta C ounty Injttfr o| a «a •Aita I <*uitl) ^liall rrceivr mu li re » -••ivable t ••fi»|*rn*al Inn 4a •hall |»r tlKed by the H a rd • I 4 ou nty <V m rp iM io n rr* of S a r a t o l a 4 cu n t) tp| i>rv. an. lb e S p tin g Term o f the C ircu it C o u r t I County thall l»e hel«l targiitiung on Ihe .. ,* tl . .. iU I #T. . . m urth TI urvday .«■in A April and the /Fall ^ p .tl a n d . the . . I tTeerm rm , o o ff South. Range so F ^ it; thence south on th^ Range M iJ COUft o f co|inty shall be held beginning caled ; amt - ■ , . **r SRenl. then the Wheteas. It is.de.irxldr that the ,I .effMiatitre ol *iiil omr im rliitl >1. .If O eorgl. and o l th ' C e ll flo (be „ „ l,p o n ,h e t u , p i s t o n of th* u i j EF **r rhorripson. „ aforrsiM . ih* G vfrpo* if[KiinlfJ one C . E. F irrrin gto n td- JT- M sail office; s ix l suitable »enl P)P u o j 8 n u j,s -3 *3 p its »tfi 'ifju itv i occupy sxirj office amf rrH-eivr-1 th* ffflsls 1 therefrom for xnd during the period cf surpension; and erra i, but lor said suspension the ssid TJ(U i nompson would h ive received as sslrry saf com pensation from said office during ta;! period “ suspension the vum of 11,444.44: now. thow seen '•'led under the Constitution ami I a» 'f Florida. • That it shall he Ihe dutyr n l Ihe B oar -1 jfity ( ••mmUiioner* nf D ixie County, Flnr*1 ‘I’ II their first m eeting on the f|r*t Inly A I). . 0 4 . : and at said meeting ■Cl make arrangem ent* for temporarily " " the county governm ent. . F - ’teteif by tbe /.eys'rArf.ve #/ Ike S till if Ranges1 j o amt »l r.att 10 m e soinneasi co rn e r or t o w n s h i p 4- t>"Uth. R a n ge 40 h a s t ; 'h en ce Ue -i with Ihe hoe between T o«>wu*hij** w n s h i p . 40 an.I 41 . " ' l l 1. to the w a in * ol ihe G u lf of M exico, thence in a nnrlhweatcrly ilirecfion with Ihe watert ‘ 1 ’ G tilf of M n ifti (•• Ihe point o f beginning Sec 4. That the said countv shall he a part nf tlir First Congressional District, a part of the Tw enty seventh Senatorial District, and a part of brid ges in said -l»strl< Is, shall lie assumed b y lire S a r a . . -la. and ihe ( m i n t y Co m m ia Saras-ila l oiiniy a i r h ere by a ut h o rrt r d and empowered to prtnide for Ihe payment of the Interest and ainking fund n ecci*ar) for the payrnt of the outstanding tiond* of tke u i 'l S|*e« . ial ,(naJ „ ri(, | , i . „ r c„ :t* M m ,be the tame tame manner manner a* ^ „ rovj j w i ,|1C | JW1 of Florida for the asset*,.,.1 ,.t ! • ■ • . l i s p 1 1, _ p i . wp w p s , I n i . _ ' J« . Hr It / «.is te\l by the Legal-Hure of the Slate of in all rr*|»ect« m the place and stead. In t h e __ trr* a fcre iau l, nf *xich Judge of ih e C iv il Court Florida *«® rtl . wbo >* u r u b l. o r di>n;ialined to Sert iu n 1. T l u lt (mm and aftvr th* la sssg e of tht* A rt the t o n nty t nmmlssimrer, nf ,n y n r - “ * ‘.7?** d o f fUM tt, «b*« . . . , •. . . . ••. # :• „ r oin rr r a u ir me^ •in,i«g Bnv « ^ " r 'i * , t" It' •hr ,,r ,, Record established under this rfet shall be -■ - - i - ! . .**. « j m s. k N* Brs»rd »f County Com m issm ne;, ^ 1 0 hold ^ ^ ... «uch ...c . new n r . county, .. 1 V cm.duct.any term or terms o f . *or ,n * ,r *rl c r r , t*n< rt.rablr, shall wlrot r .“ i C“ Vr' >/ Rrwrtd. the Cl.cutl Jndrfe, or Vf tr i|ttaii(ied qualifirsl to to wsrrvr 'lh' ‘ J«s«l|f«-•. if therr be _More than t rrorn the ,n* male (tcMnni writ* w!i<i are a rt f" m *r,r l,r person* rve ^nt .the 4 county wherein such C ivil C ourt o f a* f“ ri,r' under the proviU ont o f Section a y ; r • vituated , may, and upon the order of. the *7 i *i *^,r ” evl»ej| General Statute* f ihall hold, pre*ide over snd conduct '* . *'r * ^ 1,1 a provided uy tfrm of term* of •uch C iv il C ourt of Record, i n f h 1 V 7l 11 i* ,r ' K rV urd t.m e ra l Statute* |< rfofrtlm ail the dutie* and be vested w ith all tb« which list ahall be aigtied and recorded a* pruvideii by Section J jy a nf said Revised t|*n rr*i.lsU liites. J !* .* * ^ ,? * r!fn Js*d>,” fi,*U£b *'o u rt Sec. That the C lerk o*f the Circirii Court of ord, an«l thall be *ub*tituteil in all respects in s.tv new cm inty, tl.r list ha. b rr„ m r.lr „ u,,11,he C iv il OowH prnvt.lrd in S c C m , , of this A ct. .hall write the f c “ rd , h'* U lnrs. o r aU « » e,L •aid name* on piece* of paper and place such. , * * l»ieer« o f paper in a bn* and •hall r|o«e and *eal ^r c * Judgment* o f C iv il C ourts o f , Recort •uch In. e a* provided by Section J77A n f the lie *hall hr lien* on real estate in likg m anner a J ' w»*ed General Statutes «•( rhr eitate »»f ITorida amt lodgm ent* •*( ( minty C ourt* when recorded K j ’t •in |-f ftBps within *ai*t C’o u n lv '•( U n m n u tn-tehv i t s a i r t l I ,»i (hr ) r a r l o a i Ihe ( nltertnf • hall o t b r i«%n r y.unpU- with all the pm vi'inn« uf cur ling to law in the F o rrisu Judgm ent book* J rule* o f p lead in g .'p ractice, proced •.f T tx e * o l llradford Cminty •hall i»r-cre*l to v»ecfinn ;77(* o f tlir •aid' Revised Ggeneral Slat *-: t,fc »»‘d e vide tier, and the laws o l (h b S tate prt. • • If* t tl tr ta*r.% w h i c h t h a l l . nr* the fir«i d a y r«f ute* of tltr State of F lorida. '•re .1 All law* and f a r t i of law* in conflict c u b in g rule* of pleading, practice, procedure an< tk t» * lw r. i«ja». t*e u n p a i d a n d |iakt d u e o n l i n d i evidence, am) prescribing (lie service* and retun t lying in the territory of Union C ounty a* hereby here .. with. . are repealed. . f of U rc tlil C ou rts, .* shall, so fay as — the; shall become eliective effective immeImme- ol P[ l created, enforce the - ......... n r« — ____ c r a t e d , and xml to to enforce the paytuent p .y.n rn t thereof hy a M Sec, 4,* Tthh is Act *hall sale of delinquent lands in the same manner and <ru,«!r " P ™ it* r * » » g t snd approval bv the Gov- »r« s^plicable. govern in C iv il Courts o f Kccoi Sec. 10. All the provisions of the Revised etn or. or upon i t . becoming a law without such eral -Statute. o| Florida, and laws am ende... approval. • thereto, which' can l*e applied to the C iv il C on r Approved June 14. t o n . * o f Record, nr tq anv proceeding therein, o r to 1 oflit-er thereof, shall be appli.abte thereon In . C H A P T E R * s io — (N o. 14$). cases escept where they aye s. -onalstent w ith I AN A(^T Relating to M eetings of Boards o f r . i m tv Commissioner a of New Counties and the provision* of this Act, Sec. 11. The C ircuit Courts shall have appellat Method of C alling and H olding Such M eeting! nnd Things that Mar Be D >ne at Such M eet­ jurisdiction in all c a s e , decided by th e C iv C ourts f Record, in the klm e. ---manner and w i t the Organisations o f ,-iucn Such airriin Meetings. •ings and sue t MK4 iiir«iituii 111 g*. ____bu^.1. .1 , • — rase s prior , In the first day o f Oct ob er 1 0 4 1 , He It / m u te d b Y th , l egiU ature b f the State of 1 . Mm0 , •• or hereafter preaefib^ sshethe, rr rtifse d or ...Id to ihe S lk fe or Individ F lon.l* ** *° *PP«ilxte jurudiction of rase* in the Count Court. oajs. shall l>e n u d e through the C l e r k ' o f Ihe C|rSrction 1 That the 11. aril of County Commit e«iit Court of Union ('o u n ty ; provided, that the •ioner* of any new countv in the State of Plorl i - W here the C irc u it C ourt b has rend L d ’ lerk o f the C irrujt Court o f U nion County *ha)l i‘l». whether in ch county ha* heretofore been *e n ereapJcliiW ju risd iction a judjpn *n t in an give to % the Clerk nf the C ircuit Cnuff of Urtd- ate«l nr may be. hrrealter ___ created, _____ _ may hold a U ivll C ourt o f Record c a te , the Sup. iprrns. ~ n ti erne O ford County n reerij.t for all ta* sale* certificate*, meeting immediately u|*ort the receipt of the com* ‘ ball have jurisdiction to require, by eg ttio rs ri, <7 and in hj« accounting •hall remit to the C lerk o f mission* by the member* of tuch Hoard* of G>un* otherw ise, upon petition o f any (tarty tl f»erfi»rm Src. it The A**e*anr of T ate * for Union (Anility ihall receive no cmn|>etisattnn from the State for thr li i m m r n t of taxr* for tai l county for thr year 19^1, Init lie «hal| receive for tuen -ervices at he may perform after Bit fu st d.sv o f January. r , „ . such eompensalion as is provided by law, and the County Comfhl* •loner* of Unjr»n CiftinlV ahall f»ay him *yrh reasonable r«Mnrtenv« * * y rv ic* e * rendered* by hnn from (be lion f»*r the f*r%t .lay nf October, i o n . to the fir*t day nf January, \<*a. »• they im y deem proper. And the Tav \«*e%*or of ftradford County and thr C lerk of the C ircuit C ourt o f II rid ford l i p l irp ilit f n tirl n l IT p as«S I / S P . I f*,....< S w I . . I t s^sr^sstjy d± a.*%fSw iw F *,. m I. - . i . pa al a t . . . 4. . .Iip il Ip I - p p . a .11 - J a. .L . fs.. . da> FO R TH E BEST FERTILIZERS INSECTICIDES SPRAYERS POULTRY SUPPLIES •x C ou n ty Judge o f June i, »9tr. * . .] ;; ‘ . county had have civil land ctim inal Juriadictlnrv throughout nave * a n io n whleh ahallI have v T h o ie who arc duly to vote # qualified . , , _w ithin “ *"• • •nd all pleading*: papera 'a n d doenments l n • n7 way pertaining to anv such action m o teen • pi & \»" r •n• U" 'md iiijr C f 1snail “ Vne "Coeiivereu deUvCe r ^ Toy y T ine he b V °Ib er officer o f T jtFayefte County. Flor* a . rs’ • n£ c" * ,,>dy thereof, tn the proper officer ' ii'xie C ounty, Florida. _ m n iilittin i p r in T m ’ lb r ’m s t ' d i / V f /»«>’. 1^ 1^* same f»- T h l* *h* l ,_u l e «ff« ‘ «P«" P "F manner and tn ihe u m r patent a* if *ahl county l g a ,n< i? P * 5 V# Governor. nail auen W ltieen ^ n tnt e«xiiicn i f ecc nw ^urn' T h ne nnr n' or of • o io n Appro« d " • 'J H . acerued or in ch crime* or mi*demeanor* were mm* milted. iAN s A C T CProsdd!ni? for'^ha^CresUlon' o f Union See. 8. A ll action, and proaecutlona a n d 'a l l if" ---------I p I p . i L . C i . a . p f 1 . 1 ____! J . _____ I « ___ . L n . ■ ••sasrrx.1. ■ wain ug-vraa X|ll< IU« Ilk III W1111II < • IKnr 11 OV I 'l Ihe p ^ i a l |r .1 Instruction o f --------------Brydfotrl memhers n f the Board o f C ounty Commlaslonet* t ? d / 'h ® '‘ - P * . i C o u r ia in l! /**• Eywrv ,aia aua,P ° i i" * indebtedne** n f the iToard 'f spread upon the minute* nf :!;# meetlnv n f the In.truction o f B radford C oun ty and a'as fioar-t o f C ou n ty Cotnm latlonart. In M ae b f upon an equitable division o f the turplir* fund* meeting* held a fte r due notice, three member* W d ^ T h L * on h.°„^boe f T V ., i f f Z" Ta 1 *n|f Jufi*dietU>u o f the Suprtc n"*' C fS u “ 9 ourU '? R * U ,,on “ » C iv il C o u rU Rec rtL* rtprodueed In S ectio n ! j* ta ''" '" T iS S" l on the fir at day of October, to ai. I o ' thia Act. the Board o f County Commlaaion- !.io,n .n* r « P « ‘ » effectual and ^ A U ti' ' " ! ,0 * '’ ' era ' °*.nay ' h“ o rg A c‘ C oun C o moftS Stheir fiT . bw \ inat V "11! " ..I « ^ C T a§ f c i in- itr, may approve the t,bond *.b* Fudge • hereunder ______ a / » . A ll . a . the original registration book, of Uke effect in__ .. , pproval by the Governor. -d fc k 11'"'imn i '.m — t , "M in e d -,h ITorkla. B-e origins ^ee. to. •^lmred o f ). Florida 77^1 anti after tha yea r I Firat Judicial Clt Rom County, 8 fc-WriaSp * Florfd*. «f the conven* Monday Florida, a 7001, , n4 o f T_. Uke effect • .o rrrn or. *nT»l»e affect ... ■ ■ *- ■ _ . is am ^?,r» : T ; W BH B W a rr-a- r i , H L tg U le lm t » f Ihe I •Fall be raid r '" i» y ) . -urlnf Term o f tlag ourt (n and for Sanja am J ... _ . Public ' - . l Board of '■ M hitmlrr Approved iV’ik ■ ' • the _ . . . . .............................. ... the •— said — ....................... - ........ - .County . . . . . . . and agree . . . . . with wrni auch su m Board uoarrr upon upon aa plan plan when w orn all ail Ihe m e mrmbera metnhera are are it ;.>ent :.»*nt at at auch aueh meeting mpeilnp • _________ mlsdempinor* whleh ,hc HotR*- of proposed County Court o f Record, Pro.lr * * Htnrv o f S*'**®1* lx qualified votera at aald eW - for the asaumptir-ni b e't !hall *1^ be 'fflle Ree byj Union U nion County C ou n ty of o f ill its j-ro pro and which written w ritten agreem agrerem e.;r*ha*ll | " Tl * an^ an'r! j,a<1«**..*nd C lf>k| of Civil Court, tof f R**« *t “ "irp ! r ,; - • z ! ' '"t f Of ''•» *n |I|A * - aald : l ' " r Circuit '^Z1ZZZ % tr ****&** s S ^ B 5 T #£ jb" -^ ? 4 , F O R P R IC E U S T AND O R D E R FRO M E. 0. ? s s i" # ip s " If Quality Considered 'rRUE a ^ S § a S f? 3 a ? s« iurisdietlon A T F A IR P R IC ES pn)V R eform afnr.. the month Jp ^w a a i -x e lu iiv e ■■ ’ . • . ’ • ' • • a U g • ■> l , i ,: % . 4 J a i - 3 . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 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, September 23, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 23, 1921. 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 1921; <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/69e2b19424190c66e83068c8692d43bc.pdf 02c26ee43707ceb8bd63b5e7e6b98418 PDF Text Text :,.7■ ■ " ■ . * ,' •• . ; . i. • .;> ,i W wr~~- >■T'H * tyjgn >rrm rn i n ».* » i as volume xm ass The Fashion T^view of fecial V fy e q lin g M eetings To Be Held in Chi­ cago Im p o rta n t N ew est * * * * * to to ^ - \ \ I a V ie w in g ‘D i s p l a y ..MYSTERY SURROUNDS DI8SAPPRARANCB OF lg.YEAR-OLD NEWSBOY B y M R S . R. A . T B R H B U N i •i ■ .- A>v 1 .’A- f ; o f ' th e M o d e s a n d C r e a tio n s . Mi' TO PROMOTE HARMONY mm ■ a n d g o o d fe e l in g M* * * * * # * # * a V' ' . i “ T HALF MILLION WORTH OF BATH HOUSES AND HOTELS ARB BURNED to # * * • Organization W ill B e Formed at Chi­ cago UGIOUS H O V E NEW YORK, Sept IS—(By The Fashion Show a t th e ‘Princess for every call of the season, refresh­ TAMPA, Bept. 16,-(B y the the Associated Press). — A ingly youthful In line. There is much Theatre, Wednesday evening, put on Associated Press).—Mystery. block of >otel#, bath ’ charming use of fringe and beads; and Jtj Cd f . :;fy| | i Vi ; «i by the up-to-date Baumel'a Specialty W....still surrounded today the dlsplaces on the and , of contrasting color* of ruffles and THAT WILL TEND TO BRING: Shop, demonstrated once again that * appearance of Aleck Filkin, board -walk at Rockaway CHURCHES TOGETHER I F T0 TilE NUMBER OF HALF MIL- * ’ 18-year-old Tampa newsboy. Sanford with her live-wire merchants, sashes there la seemingly no end. beach were destroyed by fire POSSIBLE. A**# ' ia fast getting Into the big city claas Fashion decrees for afternoon and UON SHOP' WORKERS ALL * The sheriff and police failed today at a lots of half a mil­ street wear beautiful dresses fashion­ commercially for certainly no* metro­ OVER UNITED STATES. * to discover clue as to hfa lion-dollar*. Two men were . (*7 TV. I m m UWS T n m ) • politan city could have given a more ed In Carlton crepes, serges, crepe* whereabouts. The boy was missing from one hotel after back satin, P o in t twills and satin­ .CHICAGO, Sept. 15.—An orgmHclever fashion review than thaj wit­ * last seen Tuesday delivering the fire was under control. xation lo promote harmony and good' l g a c k G O tftfc f t f t nessed by -a delighted audience last faced canton crepe, beaded and em­ I wither the nation will face a ganaral * ' his papers on his bicycle. broidered, that have . distinctive new feeling between all classes, races and night. The lady folks were out In 1 nflroad itrike may reault from two sleeve that marks the lateat -fall t o * « * » * t o t o » * * « * religions in America, announced as in great numbers and It la no secret, that to to tapcrtant meeting* bam next week. ^ ■jn process of formation here today with my hiyde'a husband and sweetheart, styles. IrtrtMnUtiveapof' half a million A charming model was shown in COMMITTEE RESUMES . Edward Dunne, former* governor e f were no leas interested In the wonder­ - * COAL FIELD PROBE Illinois, e l Its head. Tha society wtn crepe-back satin which had trim­ I g^op men Will meat 8unday to de­ AMERICA SUGGESTS ful designs shown to the best advan­ DISARMAMENT PROGRAM termine what action- will be taken * tage on living models whose grace mings , of the reversible aide with be known as'the National Unity CcaaaWASHINGTON, Sept ‘lS— Mem­ dL One prime motive, Its sponsor* Hard to the yrtigef do* And change and charm added much to the beauty straight bands edged with lace, dec­ WASHINGTON, Sept ’»18.—The k working rule* effective the flret of of frocks and hats. Arrayed in rav­ orating the lower part of the skirt in bers of the senate committee investi­ said, waa to combat Kn KHix Klfn, American government has sent to thi ishing apparel, the models displayed horisontal faahlon. This waa worn by gating conditions in the West Virgin­ / kit July. A countrywide ballot takand an organ!cation of councils will * ia coal fields will leava Washington be pushed where the Klan has obtain­ | n tome time ago, la eald to have re- governments' of all the powers lnvite< by their graceful poses, the gripping Mrs. Wight, nlted overwhemlngly In favor of a to Participate |n the conference on c^ m 0f theM, u * fIrit authentic Not much velvet was shown but Saturday'for West Virginia with the ed a foothold. . '* ' ^ of metallic brocade holds a place of pow­ intention of resuming the Inquiry fa (trike. Heads of esgiheere, conduct- the limitation t of armaments and far styles of ^the fall fall season. , - er for evening and also for bodices an informal manner. A subcommit­ •n, englnemen, anil firemen, awitch- eastern questions a Hat Of topics aug- The' varied styles of the dressmak­ TROPICAL STORK CAUSED gested for discussion. Officials of the er’s a rt designed for the nation were oined to other fabrics. Steel beads tee meeting In executive session to­ B(0 and trainmens brotherhoods will TWENTY-TWO DEATHS ■wt Thursday to announce the result state department refuted today to effectively displayed on Mrs. Fred and brilliant,devices, notably In red day decided against immediately re­ tf the ballot now being taken In those comment on the nature of the sug­ Dalger, Mrs. Sherman Lloyd and Mrs. eathar to attract attention, la used in suming the formal Inquiry fa the coal 1fir—The serge combinations. Fur is used for fields- pending conclusion of the mur­ 8AN J?A N ! rrinlxationa. Unofficial.reports in­ gested program; but It waa under­ Hsl Wight. tropical storm Sunday night a t San stood offered lists of subjects bands and simply treated. The Orien­ vrss Among the modish gowns worn by der and anon trials In Mingo eounty fiesta a large majority in favor of the ---- 1- - r — -----— — y. — Pedro Macoris, Santo Domingo, caus­ nothing more then.tentative and calMrs. Dalger waa a handsome black tal-touch Is seen on many frocks. and the grand ury proceedings In itrike. Heads of some of the organi­ ed twenty-two deaths and great dam­ Hack In combination with coloredr bro­ culated to serve for the basis of an costume for afternoon wear, accordion Logan county. sations recently cautioned the mem­ age to coastal craft in tha harbor ae* pleated falling in straight lines to the cades for bodices or worn with girdles bers to conserve their resources In agremnt. cording to advices received here.•Three n brilliant lines, is fetching and el -----------------------‘ uneven hem and finished with a deep SCHOONER DEBARRED preparation for a ‘show down’that is deaths caused in Porto*Rico. * BELIEVE SHIP L08T IN STORM fringe of crystal beads. A big picture ogether desirable. The Peggy Paige ra t to come.” 1 -------hat in’black, completed the stunning dresses, shqwn exclusively by the d r Tk* I mm Ii M 16.—Boston CHAMPIONSHIP OF HALIFAX, Sept Baumcl Specialty Shop in Sanford are B R m f f i j W N ^ d S r k e p t . 1 5 . * * $ A very lovely figure was-Mrs. TWO BANDITS BRID eTTuWN, BarDsaos, oepr. 10. ^ w , ht wearlng „ exquisite even the embodiment of all that Paris has Schooner Mayflower deharred today SOUTH AT STACK., ■ WHILE ROBBING'TllAIN as contender for the International - T h e schooner ^ ***£* in(r c«pe of blue georgette with fluf dictated for fall. . OFFICERS TIPPED OFP. two passengers and #rerf from Deq{ ^ mollne< Removing MEMPHIS, Sept 15.—The past Distinctive features of the new fishing schooner.races for tha trustees of the Halifax Herald trophy, won b u t season series between the Memphis •th* s e a l e d a charmingly f Mh- creations are the sleeves. They not * (*r rb. iuMtiw* rKmf have been lo. In the h ^ c a n e w h lc h ^ cyenlng o£ sunMt taffeta year by Gloucester achoner Eaplrante. Southern association, and Fust Worth, I,* , only Oover the arm, but the wriat and FORT WORTH, Tax., Sept. 15 swept over this region September 8th ^ tJght and side draperies. often droop downward to the knees; Texas, league pennant wfaner* fa de­ l.Tso would-be bandit# were shot and cide the baaebatt championship of the | A Parisian mode! of black beaded introducing the. famous Jenny, the , killed l»to last night by federal agents south, will start with a gama at F eet net, over black siren charmeuse, with DuBarry and Bell sleeves In their va­ P* railroad.detectives-when .they at­ Worth September 21, and will consist which waa worn a cerise duvetine and riety of enticing llnea. The rich au­ --4 itI tapted to hold up. a Texal Pacific of a seven game aeries, the winner o f feather hat to (hatch the big velvet tumn colorings of the trimmings are fiuenger train tan miles west of rose adorning the gown, waa artistic­ decidedly appealing. • tha four games to be declared southFort Worth. The tip received by fed ally displayed on Mrs. Lloyd, who 1st- An espedaly unique model of Peg­ em champions. . ' ml officers eaused the placing of a i ■ er on1waa seen in a gorgeous Import­ gy Paige deaigns is of navy Poiret heavy guard on the train. ed Georgette blouse, heavily beaded in twill, heavy red leather embroidery ARSON CHARGES AGAINST TWO: v vari-colored beads In bdautiful design. trims the sleeves and panels. The ONE HUNDRED PRESIDENTS AND | BRADENTOWN BOOSTERS SECRETARIES OF EIGHTH IF HE TRANSPORTED LIQUOR These two offering! are the last won red leather colar and sleeve-cape har­ SAVANNAH, Ga., Spt. 16.—War^ HANQUBTTRD AT DELAND DISTRICT FROM LOS ANGELES TO in importations for the nation; the moniously blending. Mr*. Lloyd dl«rants were issued today for J s n n r SAN FRANCISCO -young matron, you know, for we are played thta frock* Rahal and Mary Bahai, hla wifo, who <■i TU l i m l i t t l Vim s ) (>T As SMMUta* Tnt*) no longer wearing old lady frocks. have been operating the Datnty UtvDELAND, Sept. 15.—Forty BrmdenFascinating and entrancing are the JACKSONVILLE, 8ept. 16^-Ap <■ 7 n* Forsooth there are no old ladles in dsrwcar company on th e second floor town boosters, touring Florida In au­ wordia that fittingly describe the even- proximately one hundred officials of SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. lfi^ F a ttomobiles were entertained here to­ ty Arbuckle will be prosecuted .as a this agel Perchance,.If the dear old- lng gowna in their aunaet colors. The Rotary Cluba of tha Eighth district, of a'building a t Broughton and day by the DeLand Commercial club violator of the Volstead act if evi­ fashioned grandmother should stray designer seems to have caught the comprising the states of Alabama, Barnard streets, charging them with modern shop, seeding the old with breakfast and ride about city. dence now beifag gathered, shows ha into the Georgia and Florida met here today arson. ‘ They were issued by State Biyica laldy styles pf the years gooa by, «he ray# of the setting sun; borrowed the party left a t noon for Daytona traniported as much as one drop of would ^ Bprpngeq l0 find I1W},nciw u In mi a • tints of a marvelous sunrise and dip­ in annual conference to dlacuaa club Fire Marshal Sharp, who has been to heraelf ■here it will disband, tha members liquor from Lot Angelea to San Fran- m ^ ig tro n i^ r 'gorgeoua coloring and ping into brilliant reda with the hand activities for the coming year and se­ here for several days making an in­ honing home leisurely. . daco for hi* party La^or Day, Robert youthfol ltacaj f t r truly this ia the of a prodigal, have transferred'them lect the next district convention city vestigation. to fabrics, as an artist would transfer which probably will be Savannah. Dis­ McCormick, special assistant to- Unit- >djijr ^ «It : J U0 i .VIRGINIA RAILWAY * Turner, of Tam HOOPER STEALS BABB 4■ ed States Attorney General, announcVirginia Brady 'displayed ad- hla colors to canvas. Georgette crepe trict Governor CLAIMS SETTLED. a used in a lavish manner for the pa, presided. RUTH'S THUNDER—HITS 2 ed today. • vaniageously the creations, ' more HOMERS, GETS 4 RUNS. ./• •District Attorney Brady expected wero 8j,0wn with exquisite grate on splendid beading or crystal work that WASHINGTON, Sept j 16. — The to decide today whether to try Fatty ^ youthful fprms of thn Misses Mll- forms the conspicuous feature of the NEW NATIONAL. COMMANDER ollroad administration settled today Arbucke on the murder or man- drcd Ho,ly and u c U r e NEW YORK, Sept 15,-Rlgktfiel*With frock. Beaded nets, taffetas and laces . ( I t r u A i»cU U 4 1Tnm) with the Virginia afiway company all slaughter charge as the reault of the e<]Ua, d#I|ght on, .dmired the hand- are popular favorites, suitable alike er Harry Hooper, of the Chiaqp* MINNEAPOLIS, Sept 16 .—Oscar claims growing but of federal control death of Mias Rapps- Brady said if aome §uR wjtj, whlch was worn a.chic for the matronr the young society de­ White 8ox, stole Babe Ruth’s thunder:. . Carlstrom, dt Illinois, was today elect­ for <2,100,000. Another claim settled he decided to try him on roanaiuagh- m tle turbap feature<j by Miss Holly; butante and the high school junior., He hit two home runs, a single, drew ed national commandier in chief of the v u that of the Alabama Great ter charge and the fnurder charge bo and the prflt'ty afternoon frock of Baumel la. showing an amaxing a coupl eof bases on balls and scored United Spanish war veterans. Southern railway company for fl,- dropped he would be admitted to ball. ■tyle and value group of blouses that gatJn^ garAlBhed — four runs in the weatera team’s thir­ . . . _ with corel MO,000.; beads with Its lovely accessory, a hat reflect the very best taste in design, Is regarded as an acquisition to be ap­ tieth triumph over the Yankee# tirf* 812-000,000 WERE COLLECTED .. o£ rpd duvetine and metallic flowerr, made up of the choicest fabrics in all preciated. In addition to the joy of season. And he was supposed to have- . the beautiful colors so much in* de­ the. fash!dn ahow a moat delightful been cripple^ duo to an Injured leg, ' ' IN-PAST DUE TAX DRIVE exhibited by Mias Jones. t e x t il e w o r k e r s , and entertaining vaudeville program which has leapt him. out of the game The happy blending of colors and mand this fall. l a u n c h c a m p a ig n WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.—Collfc- ^ b(J appr0prlat« hats worn with each And the hats! They are thq. latest was rendered throughout the evening much of this season. Ruth, incidental-!, FOR 44-HOUR WEEK tlon ofapproximatcly $12,000,000 in coatu‘me; small hata for morning and note in style and beauty sponsored by including enjoyable musical selections ly, playing on his rome grounds, wma delinquent and• additional sales and gport.wear; big hata for afternoon, the leading milliners. Among them by Fellows' orchestra, and embracing hitless in three times at J>aL NEW YORK, 8ept, 16.—A cam- miscellaneous taxes by the govern- and gay, brilliant hata for evening, will be found the sphinx and Elsee some of the-beat local talent. A pop­ None of the balla he hit went be­ to make tha forty-four hour ment aaa a result of a special drive Bcc^ntuated the charm of the whole models; tha Samuel Ach and Kass ular hit waa the concluding parody on yond the Infield. . . the standard throughout the tex- ending Septesnber 3, was announced ahow. beauties, made up in duvetine, velvets the song, “I Never Knew" composed New York's defeat aided CTevetamFs: We industry waa launched yesterday today by Commissioner Blair. For their vaudeville numbers Mias and hatters plush. The picture hats for.the occasion by Mr. Allison and cause in the American League p a r*hfn delegates to the annual conve. , The drive, in which 1,726 field col- Holly w ore, a lovely girlish evening are dreams of loveliness with their Mr, Baumel and aung by Mr. Allison.' nant race,-By winning frofn PhihaWlion of the United TextUe Worker# of lectors were engaged, he laid, cover- frock of blue taffeta. Taffeta has feathers and flowers. Tha trim tail­ All the numbera were excellently ren­ 'Akerivt adopted n reeolutlon giving ed practically every larg* city In the been especially chosen this season In ored lines of smart turbans and sail­ dered and were received with appre­ phis, the Ohio aggregation narrowed %s me executive council full power to act country and apeclal . attention waa picture frocks for young girls. Her ors; the feather turbans, and glossy ciative applause. The entertainment New York’s lead to five point., ager Speaker out of the g a m bo-, •"d issue a proclamation to employe*. given to tha so-called luxury tax, song waa a charming selection of the eoque feather hat will be found in the program follows: cause of an injured knee, ha da woxs taxes on soft drinks, theater admla- vaudevile group. i/ . ' newest designs. Catering to the wo­ Opening Parody—1"Bub" Allison. thy substitute in Wood. In four th asa . A new 100 room hotel which will be alon and transportation. Mia. Wlmblah danced In * Ueom- men's trade exclusively tha season’s Joyful Tune—jBllly Hoffmann. at bat, ha hit a home run, a triply, a. jtodern in every way will be built a t «The results of the drlYe were em- Ing Grecian, costume of rainbow hues novelties and lingerie; tha charming Bole-Miss Mildred Holly. •Ingle, ' scored three runs Hallandale In the near future. It will inently satisfactory,” Mr. Blair said, with .G re cian head-dress t h a t w a i negliges sure attractive and appealing Popular Melody—Maurice Helston. three pot-outal 1 built of concrete. “Prior to government Investigation, adorable. The alnuour gree* of the to the dainty fastidious woman of *1 Never. K n ew "-“Bub” Allison. • . Ballad—H. C. Claus. hundred, of amended return, show- Hthe young body, was the very, poetry fashion. • • *** <» t o t o * * ' * * • Daphne WimJ » * * * * to to * * * * * Sha can revel In a riot of color and lng additional tax*, due were filed, of potion. • * ' _ M f a . E d . t r a f . 7 ^ . ehness of texture, daintiness and Faw attempts at deliberate, fraud The parade of fashion embraced the V JOB L. BARMAN TO. * EORMAL OPENING OF were discovered. fall’s most enticing models in all fab- substantiality among tha remarkable S o le -8 . 8. Baumel. BB MUNICIPAL, JUDGM sta te co lleg e for gathering of coots, suits, afternoon Closing Paredy“I t is/ecognlxed that in the making7rics. Normandie, Ravenna. Andrea, - i • J OF WB8T PALM BRACHI * WOMEN HELD TODAY The shoes furnished the models for and evening gowns,-and In fact, mi­ of mopthry returns mistakes are apt Bolivia, Veloura and duva-de-Wne, fa to occur, and where there ia an hon- costa and dolor# Inclqding aorrento, lady's wardrobe'may bo replenished this show, by the cohrteey ’ALM BEACH, Sep. * ■ TALLAHASSEE, Sept .16. est error on the part of the taxpayer, brown, beaver, Harding bine and many from the sole of her shapely foot, fa Shoo Store. ’’•A1 * —(By the Associated Press). tha crown of her prettjr head, at the Furniture by the eo no penalty accrual. ; •»_ —The formal opening of the Baumel Specialty 8hop.^‘where style Furniture Co. * Q t-i. n . t i . . ... . ... ♦ “WhilereNo ,,matter what your ...alyle-wish VYJ1UC* from I rom the preliminary _____jwm State Colle y for Women_ took 'port, » a si* • . E 8 ’«» J ZSIX? «•!!»■■ iH fA f la. 1*1 2 11 M .L m A S M S M W M M M a rW§DIi It ia -believed such action wfll'may be or what your puree dictates, ,*Pt«e today with Governor * arranged stag* nit be necessary only In Isolated cases, you can find a pleasing coat stylo fa * Hardee and other* offering apropriate setting for the evidences of fraud discovered In the the display. Suits are featured fa welcome to Tallahassee. It final checking up of rettfraa, will be Tricotlnes, Polret-twillS) Serge* and * !• expected the total enroll/ollowed by pnwecutkm.", ,: [ Monaayna, the latter a high grade ^ e h t w i l l - b a approximate!/ . . . . . wool material that U catching tl“ O Jaui* ■tudenta. • ", c b rl * ____ 1 id news the day It happen* popular fancy. . to * * * the Herald office. • There are practical pretty frocks vent into * , MAY SUFF PROI R Hi IV I T H IS W EEK m ■ ' ■v •v ; �; - .. ■ i *•.:»;• * •* ^ r\«~ , •* - . . ■• ftV7?jiP # ^1,V: . . e r -w -T .**. r ♦ v. , • * >1' ■ - * A . ’ IS ' p* »;>/r a ,v * W m .’ * f - . kfnnv>«\ « m n r r » ir n n n i T T\ DDTT\ AV QI?lV|VM RI cH Q. 1921 HAD BUSY SESSION AND MUCH DISCUSSION UERE. • -. . NEEDED • .• Good Roads and County Since tbe passage of City Ordlnance No. 207, it la unlawful for the A gent Raised Many common, or garden variety of chicken Points to be off the home premises. The or­ dinance applies to other domestic fowls as well as and the penalty is set at a maximum figure of $50. This news will be received with delight by the many Lakeland people who have ON EITHER QUESTIONS DROUT THE ROARP BEFO “ >AY. I NOTHING^S DONE ■• «#*. ORY TO PUT ON MARKET to !0 !, SAYS MANAGER MM Paper and Pulp Mill ht Leesburg is Parent Plant of MflUda Dollar Corporation to Make 1 . »* ■ ■*** Newsprint from Saw Grass The first Florida grass fiber pulp and paper mill, now under construc­ tion at Leesburg, will be producing news print paper from Florida sawgrass for the market early In Novem­ ber, according to - statement made to A representative of the Morning nal, Tuesday, by E- R. Lacy, president and general manager of the Grass Fiber Pulp Paper Corporation of Florida, ifr. Lack accompanied by his wife, spent Labor Day In the Tripe Cities and departed Tuesday morning, enroute from Leesburg, (g New York city where he wij loveriee the shipping of the last consignment of mill machinery to the Leesburg plant. ’ • . The Leesburg pulp and paper mill, Mr. Lacy stated, la the parent plant of a $1,000,000 corporation, of which the capital stock Is all paid In. Tills plant, when finished, will have a daily ca­ pacity of 40 tons of pulp, and to as­ sure th at the mill will be able to run to capacity throughout the year-the Grass Fiber Pulp and Paper Corpora­ tion has already secured long time leaaee on 21,000 acres of aawgrxss land around Leesburg, and in addition thousands at acres of sewgrass land in other localities of south Florida. After costa of plant construction at Leesburg, overhead expenses, advanc­ es on lease holdings and all other ex­ penses to date are accounted for the corporation will still have $500,000 In the bank; and it Is planned that aa soon as the mil 1st Leesburg is in op­ eration another plant will be put un• : der construction at another city in the aawgrass section of Florida, ac­ cording to the vice-president of the corporation, who stated that he did not care a t present to divulge the lo­ cation of the aecondmulp nflBr* When asked by tie representative of the Momiflfe Journal as to’tjie ca­ pacity of Florida aawgrass to produce commercial manufacture, Mr. Lacy stated that stwgraas would produo. 26.7 percent of Its weight in polp. On a conservative estimate, he stated, one acre of aawgrasa land would pro­ duce two crops of grass In a year of from 18 to 22 tons per crop. Sawgrasa pulp, In his opinion, produces the fin­ est grade o fhewiprint paper, being tougher and more pliable than the wood pulp product, '. . <OoL; W.' F -Stovall, founder and president of the Tampa Tribune, la president of the Grass Fiber Pulp and Paper Corporation; ]E. R. Lacy la vice president and general manager; O. F. Cook, president of the State Bank of Leesburg, is treasurer; Charles E. Daniels is secretary, and Gilbert D. Leach, general manager of the Lees­ burg Commercial, is assistant treas­ urer. . ■*■ The board of directors of. the cor­ poration la composed f W. O. Me-’ Clellen, president of the First Nation­ al Bank of Eustls, W. H. Waiker, brick manufacturer of Leesburg, Sam­ uel H. Waddell of New York city, and Michael Jones, of Cincinnati.—Day­ tona JournaL * ......... P B "*•~^iv rmt-i*rfV'.’> *.• ^ •fri'/Sf. ry.. - IU (fHJQ * 1• •-.in %8r. v Jr W W W . dllj) other tasty vegetables and fru it— A t the meeting of the County Com­ Lakeland Teh gram. fM-i:.. i. missioners yesterday; )hew were sev­ eral matters up for their consideration and while there were some heated argumanta about some' of them , It is hoped that the Commissioners and the U A1 1 1 / m, A U V A iaajata/ citizens of the county and city can I•' get together with the board and work out these problems to the satisfaction of all parties concerned. WASHINGTON, Sept 6^-PreparmThe members from the Good tlons for advancing upwards of a bil­ Roads and Trade Extension Commit­ lion dollars in agricultural and live tees were present and asked for the stock credits under recent legislation co-operation of the Commissioners to­ have virtually been completed by the ward making the road to Osceola, and War Finance Corporation, (officials connections with the Titusville road said last n ig h t The corporation prob­ jf; »- : and several other places where gofd ably will be ready within the next roads wdpld do the most good. It was week or so to function under its en­ finally decided to have the committees larged powers designed to (afford to see just what kind of tentative needed credits relief to the farmers, -. t __ T'W* ■ plans could be adopted after interview­ It was said. • • j | * ffifthT-Wl iS v4iB ing the business men of Sanford and To expedite the advances executive ____ -Vj; * the Osceola folks and bring the plans committees are being formed in agri­ • < . V,? • , ’ *..• . > *• '*-/***■«' .V A . to the next meeting of the County culture and stock-raising actions of f | A special representative from The Schaefer-WeedCommissioners. , ■ • . the'west and south and will attend to on Tailoring Co., of Cincinnati will be with us FWAnother warm argument was start­ preliminary details of. applications ed over the county agent question. At . A DAY and SATURDAY, SEPT. «th and 10th. making the necessary investigations the last meeting of the County Com and determining thq adequacy of se­ He will line of |samples t __ . . .have ---: a wonderful , * *f.. In many missioners when their budget; was curities offered. Ten or fifteen such weaves and becoming tones. If you want a hull . A: nisi)# up It was decided to drop the on high gear. It is practically all committees are being formed now and made up real snappy and made right, it will pay second or low* gear work for the aver­ county agent and save this Item- of others will be added as the amount of age car. No car can descend with expense in cutting down the mlllage. • you to see this line. few,: business In ‘the different localities the* use of brakes alone. Tbe break­ The farmers when it was learned that warrants. , ff Come in and have/ your measure taken for that new ing power of the engine also must be C. If. Berry the agent had been cut The corporation’s policy for financ­ .•gin out started a petition and it was gen­ I suiL Select a pattern of your own taste; and have ing advances, officials asserted, has The course starts at Chryital Creek erously signed by all the growers In s ts s s * It made to your own notion. pot been been definitely decided, but ' 5r•1' X . bridge and ends a t the very top of and around Sanford and by many of it Is believed that little of the $400 the Peak.. In more than 12 miles of the business men stating that a coun­ 000,000 balance with the treasury will BEATS LEXINGTON RECORD FOR the course, the climb Is, over 4,600 ty agent was badly needed. 1M0 BY TWO MINUTB8— be used for agricultural credits. De­ feet and every inch of It la of a ,0 . 8everal arguments pro and con ,OT LOESCHB DRIVER mands may be made on the treasury pontine nature. Lexington wins again at Pike’s were started and it was finally decld to make the first loans, officials de­ There were, three classes entered N-T— ■.fwTV r-' 1 ed Q ut since the budget had ‘been Peak. ■ • clare, but aa soon as the volume of for the race, the first being for ears Against the severest competition mads up for the year the matter needed credits can be guaged, it if. ew t offered In tphi world’s greatest of less than 184 cubic inch piston dis­ be laid over until the next believed the corporation will begin hill climbing event, a Lexington spec­ placement; second, for catp of 184 to l at which time it will probissuing Its own bonds. Current opera ial driven by Ot Loesche won first 800 cubic inch pUton displacement, NOT UP TO THEIR PROPE88ION, OCALA IS TO HAVE settled. All of the counties A PROMISING INDUSTRY tiona of the corporation In financing money on ‘Labor day in the- second and the third- o r large car class for j State that have any agriculturexports are being carried on almost class, cars of 184 to 800 -inch piston Oars of J100 cubic Inches piston dls-‘ Some Milton church- membera find ipects have county agents and . (Ocala Star, August 13th) placement and over.-* . ‘ » it too much work to get ready and exclusively* out of a revolving ftind displacement. ‘ “ were want one for Seminole The “Sure Shot* Timber Killer automatically established by the re­ Loesche made the climb of 12 miles The eplendld victory of Loesche and go to. church Sundaya’ >ven though the county pays part of hit the Lexington specie] in the class in they live within a few blocks of the Is the name of a naw enterprise to be payments being made on the approx­ and 2,200 feet In IB mlnhtea and47 and the government part of It imately $100,000,000 In advances -now and four-fifth seconds, lowered his which it was entered is only another church, while a t least one member we opened In Ocala. The new company eation will eventually be left own mark made when he won the tribute to the merits of the Ansted, know of, who lives about four miles will manufacture a chemical liquid tax payers and the Coramls- outstanding. 1920 hill climbing championship at the so-called miracle motor which in tbe country, is in attendance regu­ to settle and it .will be taken preparation for the purpose of kllllag MARK MEMORABLE SPOT. Pike's Peak, by more than two min­ swept the platter clean In the 1920 larly every Sunday, making the trip {mother meeting. , race. to church and back, with a team of trees, stumps, sprouts, roots, gram pounty Commissioners are do­ Colonial Dames of Virginia, today utes. The result of the race is s tributy mulea, not with an auto, mind you. and weeds. The officers of the com­ ing hi} they can to keep expenses placed a memorial on the spot where to the sportsmanship of Frank B. AnAfter all, It is just a matter of wheth­ pany are E. H. Hopkins, Reddick, ydown by trimming their budget and Alexander Spotswood, colonial gover­ sted, president of Lexington and al­ er one wants to do a thing or not that president; 8. T. Blstrunk, Ocala, tk»their Efforts In this respect are ap­ nor of Virginia, and his Knights of lied companies. Unlike many motor determines whether he will do I t — president; John Dosier, Ocala, secre­ preciated but the people do not want the Horseshoes, caught the first view tary and treasurer; H. I. Summerfleld, companies which retire from the field Milton Gssetta.» •• them to cut anything that If neces­ of Anglo-Saxons on the land beyond to rest on their laurels after winning Memphis, Ternu, director. The new sary and the agent seems necessary the mountains, known as the Shen­ one great race, Mr..Ansted, with the LITTLE ROCK WOMAN INDUCED concern has secured exclusive manu­ -TRADE FOLLOWS THE FLAG.” On the Summit of to the farmers. The people are sup­ andoah Valley. facturing and sales rights for 1020 title his, insisted upon again en­ TO TAKE TAN LAC THROUGH posed to appear before the County Swift run, Sept 6, 1716, Spotswood tering. During the brief term that Miss and Cubs. The patent rights and •PARENT’S RESTORATION Commissioners when they want any­ and .his knights drank to the health Lena MT .Clark served as actual trade mark of the "Sure Shot" prepa­ In 1020 Lexlqgton was a new com­ restored my mother’s postmaster at .West Pslm Beach the ration are owned by the Summertleld thing and make their wishes known of the king. The shaft commemorates er In the great Pike's Peak event. Ita .“Tanlac and the County Commissioners are this unique event. The preparations double barrelled victory startled the health so perfectly, that I began tak­ business of that office increased by Bros,, of Memphis. It is claimed that ■opposed to hear these petitions at for the unveiling of the shaft have motor world. As a result Lexlngtqn ing it, too, and just two bottles have more than one hundred and forty- the preparation will kill trees In t n any time they are brought before been In the hands of- a committee of faced in the 1021 race cars of special helped me wonderfully,” said Mrs. two per. cen t Before Miss Clark has to fifty-five days. It seldom take* Goldia Bird, 8101* E. Markham S t, been In Orlando six weeks tbe gov­ longer than fifteen days. Tho liqu»* th Colonial Dames Society for several design from engine to wheels. them. Little Rock, Ark. months. ernment recognises the need-sof iry- will be shipped in two and five-gsDcm The victory of Lexington in its ”A short time ago I seemed to have creased facilities in the postoffice at containers, and the officers of las class in the Labor Day race proved Tanlse, that celebrated medicine, A wel lha sheen dlacqvered at Se­ highly gratifying to President Anated. a general breakdown,” she continued. that point, and la proceeding to mpko company announce that they expect t* makes you eat better, feel better, sleep bejter and work better. Sold by llring that flows boiling water instead It meant that the Lexington special "My stomach' became so disordered enlargements. This is an tsm worthy begin making shipments from Ocala on September 1st. . theXlnlon Pharmacy.—Adv. of cold water. with a stock Anated engine, not only that nothing tasted good and I Just of comment—Valley-Gazette. . won In its class but was only a few didn't want to eat a thing. I fell off seconds behind the winnier of the much n weight and became weak and run bigger class, that with 800 cubic inch down. My complexion was pale and piston displacement and..over, afld a sallow and my back ached so I could isrdly lift ray little baby. I took lit­ car equipped with a special motor. The Pike’s Peak race has come to tle or no interest in anything and was , be not only one of the premier motor going from bad to worse. “But I think Tanlac is just wonder­ events of the world but it is remark­ able because of the faot that Its put ful to have helped me so in such a • • i short tims. I have only finished my jo the utmost test every phase of mo­ ** -v H.' tor car construction, performance, ef­ second bottle but already I feel like a different person. I enjoy what I eat . - _v . . • • ficiency and reliability. • • ■* per can ............................ and am gaining in weight. The pains The most dare-devil motor pilot la •os; Cans of Finest Sliced Peaches, thrilled and chilled on his first trip lave about all gone from my back ........••••••• per can up. Like other mountain roads, the and I have been built up ao I feel bat­ -o*. Cans of Breakfast or Herring Rqc, Pike’s Peak course Is cut’ into the ter and stronger in every way. I have nothing but the highest praise for X Q t per can sides of-the'slopes. T ogo- over the Tanlac.” Q lo * . Cans of Potted Heat, unprotected, edges would mean crash­ Tanlac la sold In Sanford by the ing Into depths anywherSfrom 1,000 0 4 per dozen to a half mile deep. The hazards of Union Pharmacy and leading drug­ the course are greatly increased by gists everywhere.—Adv. •U»e» per lb........ 142 hairpin turns. Some of Star Hams, NOTICE! turns are taken a t 40 and 60 jnilei an Notice is hereby given that the BARTLETT hour. Board of County Commissioners In ThS timber line is reached at 11^80 EANUTS AND feet above sea level. From that point and for Seminole County, Florida, at ANS, on, the character of the country their next regular meeting to be held Always Fresh. in Sanford, Florida, on October ifrd, changes to bleakness and cold. IRISH ,Potatoes, per peck, (only oqe It Is here that the famous switch- 1921, at 10 o’clock a. m., will receive .Vfjfc rp l,C4Cbids for the purchase of Poe cat load I -------p ed rto a cuitoiner J Llhsck jor-turnlng, twi»ting^_writing of metal culverts, specifications, may course really begins. There are PEFFIELD Fresh Creasy Cheese Squares, where' the road is 20 feet wide and be had by application at tbe Clerk of the turns are from 20 to 60 feet wide. the Circuit Court’s office, a t Sanford, Jv The average grade la aevan per cent the board reserves the right to reject and tbe maximum 101* per cent but any or all bids.. Ice Cold Chero Cola Free on Saturday (SEAL) -E. A. DOUGLASS, always up, up, up. »*I v VT- * u ’•», V ‘i ' o r 4-4tc dark. No car goes r t j j fa r at any time AND STOCKMEN LEXINGTON WINS (TABLE VICTORY AT PIKES PEAK 9-10 SUITS MADE TO r PROFITS BY WHAT HE MOTHER DID Do you know what kind of gas­ oline ybu are using? Buy at the Drive In Station 1st.. and Elm Avenue, And notice how difterent| your Car will run when you We offer this week at our in ,e :24c 24c 24c 50c 25c X2 oz cans °*Ilonst Ileef 15 ‘ •••••1. . . igh Grade L " S 1 iE U. S. Tires are Good Tires iw a ra m g g in s , m n sm . ... • - — mu �(THm. DtU?) W. G, Sims, of Groveland, was a visitor in the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Hoover, of Monett, Mo., arc- ■pending some time here at tKe Montwiraiu*’ Mr. and Mrs. D. It. Brisson and children, of Daytona Beach, are tho guests of the former’s sister, Mrs. W. hands were discussng recent murder*, J. McBrdie. W ill Foster Working: in according to the letter received by Mrs. D. A. Caldwell returned yes­ Foster, It i* stated, terday from Leesburg, where she has Turpentine Camp, Said Chief'Robert*. boasted of ''killing a white woman been visiting! her sister, Mrs. J, to B e Guilty ^ near Jacksonville^ and told his audi­ Mahoney. She was accompanied home ence, how easy it waa to commit mur­ by her nephew, C. C. Garrett. der and "get by with it." . D. A. Caldwell and son, Joe, return­ *! The-following day this information ed home yesterday from Jacksonville was conveyed to the sheriff by the where they have spent the past week. camp iwsvwiu wuv uivugiu X’wiwr C. Carol Garrett, returned to kin WOMAN WAS BEATEN TO DEATH and the Ihfonnart to Sanford and or*7 Home in Leesbtirg last night kfter IB AND M dered them locked up in jail. The spending' the day with ' his relatives Semnole S canty authorities invest­ Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Caldwell and famThe following from; the Jackson­ igated* the reports add informed' the ■ p r j M B p M B M W ) Jacksonville police about the ’prisoner Mr. Logan, of the Logan Mercantile ville Metropolis Is interesting: aiid the material witness. Co., of Geneva, was in the city yes­ to be b y jh c a i to business. was attached to the terday< attending t nfiiVI ~ q'lft tii # transportation to Jacksonville (tnm VMltyi SUty) street, was was beaten to death In agd confinement in1 ' the county Jail, Mrs. Minnie Murphy, S, E. Ives, •wired* Immediately to her:home nearly a month ago, Will Ella andFloyd Murphy, of Jackson­ lole county sheriff asking for Foster, a negro, arrested in Sanford ville, are spending some time here at >"to be held until the police several days ago by the Seminole . ^ t ! .* For Camels the Montefcma. w r 1 1 county authorities, was brought to nave the flavor and fragrance of choicest tobaccos, H. M. Young and family, of ChafcJacksonville Thursday nght and lock­ tanoogft, Spent several days here at ed in the county jail it beesmeknowfi perfectly* blended. (They're smooth and mellowthe Montezuma. Monday. ' mild. Mrs. Mary Higgins and daughter, The man, according to a letter re­ Miss Adetalde Higgins, have return­ ceived by Chief of Police Abel J. Rob­ * And th ere's NO C IG A R E T T Y AFTER­ e d from a delightful visit a | Daytona erta from the:Semihole officials, told T A ST E . Beach. a ’ negro tux]*ntina hand at a still Mrs. J . Roland Lyle and Mia* Pattye near Sanford that' ha with an ac­ We put the utmost quality, info this one brand. Lyle spent the day a t Lakeland yes complice killed "a white woman . In Camels are as good as it’s possible for skill, money Jacksonville a short time ago and got The secretary of the Sanford Cham- terday. and lifelong knowledge of line tobaccos to make a Mias Adelaide Higgins is visiting by; jrith.it*" The'turpentine hand told >or of Commerce* is In receipt of an the foreman at the still and Foster nvitation from the Orlando Chamber In Orlando, the guest of her sister, cigarette. ? •. wsg, taken in custody. of Commerce extended to the mem­ Mrs. H airy Dickson. In the letter receved by Chief Rob­ bers of the local chamber to* be pres­ Mrs. Thomas F. East and little T hat’s w hy C am els are T H E QUALITY erts, it was* stated that a. billy was ent a t a banquet Tuesday evening, daughter Yonne, have returned home C IG A R E T T E . used In the .attack and that after the September 27th, the place of the ban­ from Mississippi,, where they jipent assailants had beaten her they left quet to be designated later. tho summer with her mother, Mrs. her for dead. The man is also said'to The meeting of these two organisa­ W alter Smith. have told of getting |40 and complaln- tions, which was held here last month, Miss Dorothy Rumph left yesterday ed about the sm all' amount of money was the'Occasion of bringing them into for Jacksonville, where she will spend secured aftbr killing the woman, the closer relationship than anything that severs! days as the guest of Mrs. letter says, had beta attempted previously. Aa a Ralph Roumlllat, before going to Tal­ Sheriff R. E. Merritt, after Chief result of this new understanding, and lahassee, where she will attend F. Roberts received the letter, told Hen­ with the assurance of co-operation W. C. ry LUfenthal, county detective, about from each other, the many problems G. W. Spencer has gone to Gaines­ the affair. County Detective Ltiien- which heretofore had seemed insur­ ville where ho will take up his Stud­ thal was scheduled to leave for the mountable will be more easy of ac­ ies a t the University of Florida. praoner but the sheriff of Seminole complishment Miss Julia Zachary has returned to county had business In Jacksonville Both organisations arc efficient, Tallahassee where, she will '' attend and brought tho man here. and this efficiency is due to the sup­ •. ■, * « ut IhaVnl County Detective LUlcnthal declined port of the prominent citlsens of both F. W. C. ICKBUILT HOUSE. of the new Cornea he recently erected s thinking of returning some time in SOLD Mrs. W .B H H I M. McKinnon and little to talk about the arrest as to what the communities. These individuals are In this fast growing part of Sanfoid, the future. authorities intended to do, jg jififcrily working for their respective daughter, Betty, leave next week Tor George A. DcCottea has sold his CaL McCaughan and A. W. Gustug, between Tenth and Thirteenth itrset* How the Seminole county author! communities, but are broad-minded North Carolina, where they will spend of-Orlando, were in the city today quickbuilt house on palmetto avenue on Palmetto, ties' informant learned about the af­ enough to realise that their cammunlf the winter. Mre. McKinnon will be ooking over the tiffsinets prospects and expects . to build several more ___________ .. * fair waa described in the letter receiv­ ties-will develop in the same propor­ greatly missed in the social world this and expect to return a t an early date, homes as soon as possible. It is ru­ F ot office supplies, stationery, ste, ed by Chief Roberta, tion thAt the natural .resources of this winter, f -Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cameron and loth of them ape well known In San­ mored th a t he now has a sale for all come to the Herald office. The informant was first lodged n section of the state are utilised. ford, and their many friends were the Seminole county Jal] and held The members of the Sanford Cham­ three children, of Augusta, were reg­ giving them a warm weleome. Mr. A JO I >I several days pending an investigation ber of .Commerce will have the oppor­ istered a t the Montexuma Saturday. You will make a ■Wd* Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ritter, of Jack­ dcCaughan- married a Sanford girl, by the Seminole county officials and tunity to again mix with these* civjc If you order josr f«tiMiss Jdaude Wagner, and Mr. Gustus correspondence to Chief Roberta in dynamos of Orlando, at which time, sonville, spent the week-end here. User without getting our NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OP Misa Nell Hathcock, returned to her resided here for several years. Jacksonville.- Th® informer stuck by no doubt, the same enthusiastic spirit MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilisers, Insecticides, Mr. and Mrs* F. P. Langley were the. story he first told about Will F ob- will be. prevalent as was evidenced at home In Plant City after spending a Sprayers, Poultry Supplies. .*:* -i• •> ■** ter, the letter stated, and he was re­ the meeting in Sanford. wtaek here with her sister, Mrs. John among the Sanford people going -to • Get August lit, 1921 Price Lists. Now furnishing “SIMON PURS' i d Lakeland yestekday to attend'the fuleased. The man is being kept under * Members of the Sanford Chamber F. Leonard!. “GEM BRANDS’*' ncral of J. D.-Watkins, conductor on surveillance and can be secured as a of Commerce are requested to notify Mr. Harry F em n , of Eustia, was t le A, C. L. Railway. E. 0 , PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. witness, it is declared. the secretary if they will be present Ahe guest of his sister, Mrs. D. L. JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA .The sheriff 01 Seminole county in­ pn this occasion. This advice should Thrasher, yesterday, tended to keep the'informant confined be given at least one week before the Frank Miller received a wire today I l . l W H t H l M M l W M H W I M K M i i i W i l l i l l l l l l lN H I in jail.* as a material witness to be event. from Edward and Fred Doyle that used in Jacksonville against Foster, Keep Tuesday evening, September they were all right and had not been ARE YOU INSURED? I f NOT, SEE • according to the letter but because 27th open. Orlando advises they are drowndd- in the big flood a t San An­ thb man had lived near Sanford for making arrangements to give the San­ tonio, Texas. The Doyle boys are in W. J . THIGPEN ft COM PANY ycam and was said to be reliable, he ford contingent a big time. San Antonio with the Burrough' Ad­ was released. ding Machine Co., and their many Will Foster had Just secured em­ • jQlaas of hot water and SEWING-PARTY FOR VISITOR. Sanford friends aroNglad to hear that oephi prevents lllnoM phosphate ployment at the camp, the letter to they are safe and sound. and keeps us fit, ( r n t» S tto rtU ,.', D*u/J Chief Roberts stated. o r r t e s rc u rL sa bank boiuhno Mrs. A. L. Lilja entertained very Several nights after he was put to • (FrtiB) I . u li y'1 D.tly) Florid* SAYS A GLASS OF HOT WATER Sanford, work' he, with some of the turpentine delightfully yesterday. morning at a Mr* and Mrs'. A. W. Lee spent the pordh sewing party in compliment to AND PHOSPHATE PREVENTS Mrs. C. L. Smith, of Dade City, the day at Daytona Beach Sunday. ILLNESaf AND KEEPS Miss Virginia Brady spent the week house guest of Mrs. Robert Waltour. US FIT. ' The porch and living room were ar­ epd-.In Orlando, attending a house Party. tistically decorated with baskets of Just as coal, when ft burns, leaves Mrs. J. B. Coleman spent the week pink hibiscus. behind incombustible ashes, so the Sewing-on’ bits of fancy work and end in Palatta, with her mother, who food and drink taken day after, day ‘ music wore the features of the morn­ is quite 111. leaves In thg alimentary canal indt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee Woodruff, ing, Mrs. Smith and Mrs, Waltour geatibie material, which if not com­ jr., are now occupying their lovely A h ta u Lady Was Sick For Thru rendered several piano selections. new home recently built on Oak ave­ pletely eliminated from the system Miss Lucile Newby delighted * the each.day, becomes food for the.mil Year*, Suffering Pain, Nerrotu guests'with several vocal solos. She nue. li6ns of bacteria which Infests the Are. C. W. Stokes, Misses H aul and Depressed—Read tier was accompanied by Mrs. Waltour. bowels.^ From this mass of left-over Sorrell and Dorothy Stokes left Sat­ *Awes Cfin oi Daenwavw Mrs. Lilja w*a assisted in serving * I HAVE THEM t/w n Diory iucu Tq J# urday for Orlando where they were waste, toxins and ptomainelike (poi­ refreshments of sherbet and gold cake called by. the illness of Mrs. Stokes sons 'are formed and sucked into the by Miss Rebecca Stevens. blood* . Mrs. Lllja's guests included Mrs. and Miss Sorrell's mother., Mr. and Mre. W. H. Spriggs, Miss Men and women who can’t get feel­ i Rook. Ala.—Mrs. a ^ S te g a ll Smith* honoree, Mrs. Waltour, Mrs. Of near here, recently related the foV H. R. Stevens, Mrs. Emily, of Penn­ T. Spriggs and Marshall Kerrick, of ing right must begin to take, inside lowing Interesting account pf her re sylvania, Mrs. Irwin, Mrs, Newby, West Point, Ky., are spending some baths. Before breakfast each morn­ attract­ in g drink a glass of hot water with Miss Ludle Newby, Mrs. L..M. Tel­ time here a t the Montexuma. ing attenMiss Edleth “Stewart, who gradu­ a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate ford, Mrs. Shelton, MreJCoiirier, Mrs. .f*t5iJ J*' ated in June from St. Timothy’s Mem­ Utifi in It to wash out of the howeli the R. L. Griffin, Mrs. Ernest Krupp, Mrs. lion— Iota are being eojd rlg h orial Hospital, Philadelphia, and lat­ pterions day’s poisons and toxins, and of those who hare E. D. Brownlee, Mis. W. T. Langley section Is such as to gladden the h er took a post-graduate courae in Co­ to keep the entire ailmcnUry canal ana Mr*. W .T. Fields. the good of Sanford a t heart* lumbia University, New York, has dean, pure and fresh. now, accepted a position as instruct­ Thosj who are subject to sick head­ ENJOY DANCE A T D. ress in the Methodist Hospital, Phil­ ache, colds, bllliouansss, constipation, Thia la no Idle talk — I have weighed the statem ent and adelphia. Misa Stewart writes that others who wake up w|tlT bad taste, to say jufit w hpt la m y candid convicUona would put The dance give at the Valdes hotel she Is delighted with her work. stiffness, hr have a sour, gassy stom­ moat too strong fo r th e careful, conservative person— a t Sanford last evening by the Wom­ Mrs. J. W. Rutledge, of 307 Third ach1,after meals, are urged to « it a person whose eyes a re turned backward—TJie fellow who en’s Club for the benefit of the lunch street has just returned home from quarter pound of limestone phosphate has VISION will ag ree with m a noW—the other later. room fpr the echool was very largely an extended visit with her daughter from the drug store and begin prac­ attended by Orlando people. Among In Lincoln, I1L Returning by way of ticing internal sanitation. This will I sur^can^fw ituy^t^thi U honc w i r i n g up wbre: John Flctch Princeton, and Evahsvjlle, Jnd., where cost very- little, but Is sufficient to JUatings, Miss Rad- she visited many friends and relatives. make anyone an enthusiast on the did me, I donl er *’ ,Frank p **! tLouise "-■* a better tonic madt cliff, Tip Barlow, Dr. and Ifre., Cecil Mr. and Mrs. Martin Raines and eubi<*h-?Adv. saved my. Ufa." Butt, Marion Sanderson-Mr, and Mrs., little -ton, and O. W. Brady, left yeaNfiB>7 Thomas Broadwater, terday for Miami, where the Raines •The government of British East Mike aud Wilburn Flower, Miss Crink- are residing anffwhere Mr. Brady will Africa, has 'appointed an export to ahank and Mrs. Bowers, of Maitland, Visit fo ra fdw digs. H o will return to Sanford for ^ abort v iiiit ere re- explore the country and report on the iurning to him home in Chicago. Mr. probable success of drilling Wells for EXTENDS AN Not a Bite of BreakfastUntil You Drink Water General Fire Insurance CARDUI HELPED STRENGTH SANFORD IS GROWING «tt kj “SPURUNG’S SUBDJWSI0N” 1 . * 1 : . ■■ mWt �.1 u ; . ; - , • , ‘ ’ fife- ■*- , i r-A -. J - H S> m *'• v. iV&P• r •. .v *'«sh , i ■: **?; r-*.?? r TOE S A M fftR P W EEKLY H E B A t.0 . F R ID A Y , HKITEMIDBR 16, I9jjl ■ BY WATER AT ORLANDO D elegates From Every o f Central F l o r i d a Present S e c tio n BOUSING- fapL afs/" k in g tun ONE THAT WILL MAKE HISTORY FOB FLORIDA IN the futu re the propaganda and to look after the permanent organlxatipn, to draft the by-lawa^nd report n f the next meet­ ing which will be held In Orlando on September 27th: Committee Chosen to Draw Up Oeprgc. W, Knight, of Sanford, chairman; J. W. Hart, Palatka; E.^E. Truskett, Mount Doraj'W. M. Taryl, Ortando, apd A. P. Cqhnollcy- San for, who will draw up by-lawa and choose a name for an organisation'to cany on the fight to line up the ship­ pers of Florida on tho “ship by wat­ er” movement to combat the exces­ sive freight rates of tho-railroads. Those attending tho meeting-from Sanford were; George W. Knight, Secretary Pearman, A. P. Connelly, E. T. Woodruff, D. C. Marlowe, R. J. Holly and J. G. Ball. The Ship-by-Watar Campaign re« iw i a great big boost last night at tfc« meeting held in the Orlando Chamber of Commerce building and attended by representatives from evt n trade body within a radius of ,100 BU<> and even as fa r hs Palatka on tb« north. The Chamber of Commerce poms were filled a t the hour appoint«d for the meeting and it waa a moat enthusiastic crowd that greeted Geo. BEEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION ff, Knight, president of tho Sanford TO MEET SEPTEMBER 19. Chamber of Commerce, when he was Bade chairman of the meeting and The second meeting of the Orange nse to address them on the object of Belt Beekeepers' Association Will be the*meeting. Col. Knight hjui his held a t Sanford, Monday, September heart in this great movement and he 19, at the Woman’s Club bbuildlng, impressed hie hearers last night with at 10:30 a. m. All keekeepers are re­ <the earnestness of his convictions. He quested to attend and join and assist tailed upon the representatives of the in perfecting the organization. various communities represented and The program for this occasion will there were many vory able and inter­ bo aa follows: esting talks made and the statistics 1. Reading minutea of last meet­ w e given by Messrs. Sligh, Bkclley, ing. jUrlowu and many others of the tra f2. -Unfinished business. ' fk experts who had made these fig3. Running an organization on ires from the actual facts as they, business principles. J. B. Case, of were presented. It showed that mil­ Port Orange. lions have been lost to the growers of 4. What the State institutions can the state by the exorbitant freight and ore doing for the beekeeper,'Wilrates as against the water rates and mont Newell, Gainesville. after many of the business men pre­ 5. Getting th‘emost out of an or­ sent had expressed themselves on tho ganization. Mr. Colby, of Casadaga. subject it was decided that the dele­ 6. How to Identify bee diseaaea. gates present would hold a meeting Mr. Reese, of Gainesville. and perfect a permanent organization, j 7. Preparing a colony for the hon­ There waa not a dissenting voice at ey flow. C. H. Clue, Sanford. ■the meeting and Messrs.. White and 8.. Getting the moat, out. of our Seroble, of the Clyde Line, who were honey. F. A Schoman, Cassia. pretent, gavo those present to under­ • 9. Place of next meeting. stand that they fully appreciated the 10. Question box. efforts being made to ship by water, that the movement was already being lift, that^Ujey^WQuld. j u t on extra BROKE INTO CHURCH STOLE PASTOR’S BIBLE. steamers and would use the ventilator system on‘the ocean steamers and if i> i . t . . (From '• EUilj) MW accessary would use tho precooling. .. system that would absolutely insure L « t n ig h t some time after services, the safe carrying of perishables. Aa I PL a rtic* cn} c n i, ^ e ^Congregational Mr. Daetwyler, one of the big Orlan- ch,u,reh ,a nd, BJ0,0LDr- Burhan’s b.lble, do shippers truthfuly eald “the boats • taking it with them. It was highly could offer even a better service than poised by the pastor, as it hsd ail of the trains Tor *the refrigerator c a n his notes and data in It, and would licked a lot of being perfect with vrealiy have no special v*Kie to any­ their poor icing and poor sedice while one else, aside from the fact that it the steamers could guarantee a better was a fipe bible, and woutd sell in any ventilator- service and n temperature market. It ia getting bad when peo­ of 3'1' degrees which would insure ple break into churches and steal bi blea. «**inst decay of oranges.” In fact it waa the concensus of opinion of those present that where BURGLAR8 OUT AGAIN. sny community could g e t to water ' (F ra n X n d jq r'i D tU r) that it would lie to their advantage to The homo of Ben Guthrie was en­ •hip by-water and where any cities or towns were any distance from the tered last night while the family were . water they could truek to Sanford and taking a ride, and when they return­ •till save money in freight rates. It ed home, saw the man runnjng from Was made apparent by Secretary H art the rear door of the house. He had of the Palatka Chamber of Commerce started Tansacldng the place but waa that the ship by water idea was the scared off before he could get any­ right move but he strewed the fact thing. It is well for people leaving that if the move was started the peo­ their homes to be careful, for this ple should continue to stand by the petty thieving has started with the Clyde Line or any other river line th a t winter season beginning; and you can would help them to reduce the freight look for It right along. . fates and not go back to the railroads once they started coming down on the SEMINOLE8' BRIDGE CLUB rates. ‘ * f fro m W e d s w iiy 'i I k l l f ) In other words, If the ahip-by-watcr The members of the Seminole’s hove ls good now-it should continue to Lc good even if the railroads drop Bridge Club were most delightfully their prices in the effort to atem the entertained yesterday afternoon, by „ Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, a t h er home on (tidc. Jt means that the H ? ! ! * _ ■hould atand by the water rate r e"- ,Seventh stre e t gardleaa and put their faith and th e ir' Lovely pink hibiscus were used in decorating the rooms. money Into this great movement, A very interesting game of bridge If the spirit of the meeting is any was played during the afternoon. High criterion the people intend to patronscore being made by Mra. Fred Daig«c the Clyde Line In the future ev­ ar, who waa awarded amber beads. ery time-they can do so and it Is al­ At the conclusion of ths card game most certain that from thU time for* ‘be Clyde Line wiU be'rile"'to Mn* « ario* e ” r¥^ Ne‘ poIjUn tc* Put on a daily boat all the year round crMm "MPP** »«* refrigeration service from Jtck-;ch! ^ ' " trble , •onvnie north for the fruit, and rage-1 uTho“ M” ‘ 1 J W * tabic-. !charming hospitality were: Mrs. A. °ne manager* of a truck line beSanford U d Orlu.do p r ,« „ . , t mecri"g when It was found th at Mt. Dor* would have to ; send- their ■*utr to Sanford offend to put on a ‘»wck lin« from M t Dora to Sanford, *Wch shows tbai people are^beedm*n« srouaod to the fact that the f it CM” . I[°WBrd ®mi !*• ^ r*‘ J?1*, £ S L ^ T ”' AxtUf EetU, Era- FWd Daiger *nd ^ rB* Robert Hlnea.. Read What U; 8. DSp«, of A'grieultoreSaya Aba«t ' ? Rata ,Can Dm According tq ifoveiromenfligures, i* n*4 m rais bnodlnr l continually -for troubles if thav wfll onlv n^ Tk. ri^. two *r n®w *nd forever for the mori^Wif- - three years produce, 359,799,4^ indlsee the nc *• given to river lines the larger v,dn,l raU. Act when yod ae •»d better aerTict first rat, don't wait- RAT-SNAP is itlM surest, cfeancat, most convenient Jfovemment the ini ^*1 other forces exterminator. No mixing with other ^ the river foods." Dry* tip aflat killing—leaves | no smell. Cats or dogs won’t touch 1 w^ t later it- ''Sold and g u a ^ n t ^ ^ r Ball Wer* elected as a ittee to start Hardware Co. Trade Extension Com­ mittee W ill Offer Prize for Best Steer, S ep t 29 TWO ARE DEAD SANFORD’S NEW DRUG STORE RE8ULT OF ACCIDENT WILL OPEN TOMORROW ON DAYTONA ROAD. - FREE ICE CREAM TO LADIES. R. W. Pearman, secretary of the § ® |» Chamber of Commerce, waa enroutej , ^ n announcment of more than The various c'sub-cOmmittees ap­ to the beach Saturday afternoon when P*BB‘n& Interest ia the half page adpointed to arrange tiie details for the the auto accident, happened that kill- vertlsement of the Newberry Cash Merchants’ Gala Day, September 29th ed two men* one named Moses, from ; DruS store ln thl* 1muP tbq Daily are progressing very satisfactorily Maine, and one named Campbell, from Mmald. The new store will open Ur with their plana. The committee in D Land. They were trying to pass morTtrtv ™™ing In the new Welaka charge of the barbecue enounces that on the Daytona DeLand road when block, in the room recently occupied n cash prise of $25.00 will be given **»• J - T- Brady Jewelry Thp for fhe best steer donated for this pur­ the cara were overturned, killing | Moses instantly and* Campbell died j new dru* Btore wBI b*Ve * ncw and pose. The details for the award can afterward from a fractured skull, a t comPlete lino of dru** »nd be obtained from 0. Vf. Stokes. A meeting of the Trade Extension least Mr. Pearman heard that he has NunnaVa candiesy school suppliescigars and tobacco, and will, make a Committee will be held this afternoon died this morning a t DeLand. The specialty of ice cream and cold drinks. to complete the final*itinerary of the dead man, Moses, was carried to Day* get-acquainted trips. The committee tons by Mr, Pearman in the vain ef­ Frozenrite ice cream will be the parvisited Enterprise, Osteen, Lake Mon­ fort to save hla life but the spark had ticular brand of cream handled by roe, Longwood, Altamonte, Winter fled before;he was picked from the the mew firm, and to give-the public Park, Gabriella at which time the ditch and he waa taken to the under­ an loss of how good this new cream placards and hand bills were posted taking ' establishment. Mr. Pearman will be, the ladies coming to the store •aid the scene of tho accident was w * tomorrow from noon-emtU midnight, and gUtabuteii.. I The membera of this committee re­ gruesome sight and he never wants "w*1* receiv< a di,h °* lc® crw,m -*• and .the children coming to the store quest every member of the Sanford to rm* another'___________ from noon until six in the evening will Chamber of Commerce to use every be given an 'ieo cream coho free. ST. AGNRS' GUILD effort in advertising this gala day. Mr .and Mra. Newberry are from Valdosta, Ga., where Mr. Newberry <rna Tawlaria d. iij) DINNER P jCr TY. Mrs. A. W. Lee entertained the built up a fine business and is well membera of the St. Agnes Guild very known in drug circles in this part of iSlNI Mwlir1! Dtilj) A dinner waa given in honor of the delightfully yesterday afternoon a t the country- Sanford appealed to him and he decided to open the drug store newly weds, Mr. ancIMrs. Theo Stiles, her home on Laurel avenue. . here on the cash system, selling formally Miss Winnie Hooper, of The regular monthly business meet­ cheaper and catering to the high class Cardiff- England, by Mr. and Mra. J. ing. was held, after which the mem­ cream and soda water trade and also Collins, at their pretty bungalow In bers enjoyed a delightful social hour, high elass confections and supplies. the west of town. sewing on aprons to be used a t an en­ Read the half page ad ln this papef GreAt credit la due the hostess, Mrs. tertainment to be given in November. today and tomorrow, apd go down to ColUns, and her out of town guestjpSate In the afternoon Mra- Led the Welaka block and sec Newberrj. Mjra. W..Hanley,*of Jacksonville, whj served ice cream and chocolate and You will find a warm welcome await­ did the honors for the occasion. After white cake as refreshments, ing you and tintf of the finest drug the dinner which was served a'La The next meeting of the St. Agnes stores and 1cb cream establishments Englais, followed by coffee, iee cream, Guild-will be October 10th at the cake and cigars, music and singing home of Mra. Raymond KcyMst 3:30 In Seminole county—the kind you have been waiting for these many waa indulged in up to 12 o'clock, when p. m. years. tho party of some twenty-five couples, Those attending the meeting yester­ began to make a move for home, every day were: Mrs. John G. Ldonardy, It may hot be generally known, but one expressing their pleasure a t the Mrs. Frtnk Akers, Mrs. Fred Daiger, a bitter civil war ia raging in China success of the evening. > Mra. Jjf 3. Coleman, Mrs, W, M. Eo!dbettween tho northern and southern * ____ ' Ing, Mrs. Raymond Kjsy, Mrs. Archie provinces, and heavy casualties are In the furniture industry more than Betts, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mias Mildred reported on both sides. Tho door for twenty different kinds of wood mas­ Dickson, Mra. Chria Mathews, Mra. alaQghter o f ‘the Chinese seems to be querade aa mahogany. M. Minarik and Mrs. Julius Taknch. wide open. . : -¥ GENUINE .« r \ We w ant yea to M * s the beat paper lor "BULL,” So now you can receive with each | el 2 4 leaves el the very fin e s tpaper In the World, T. . VJ MRS. STANLEY'S ANNOUNCEMENT.' It is with a gntAt deal of interest that the Sanford Woman’s Club re­ ceived the announcement Of the can­ didacy of Mra. M. L- Stanley, of Daytons, for first vice president at large. Mrs. Stanley baa served for two terms as president of the Palmetto Club of Daytona, two terms as vice president of Section Four; aa State auditor, and as chairman of State fliiance commit­ tee. Mrs. Stanley's splendid Work In the Federation flta her far t^is place, and the Palmetto Club honors itself In presenting Mrs. Stanley. ^ i i ■ Try a Herald Want Ad today. I - ■>• The thousands of acres of young citrus groves over the peninsula of Florida iust coming, or shortly to come, into bearing must greatly expand our production of oranges and grapefruit. ■V . -\r-h , To date, the efforts of the co-operating growers who comprise the mem­ bership of the Florida Citrus Exchange have sufficed to expand the demand and the markets for Florida's citrus fruits sufficiently fa st to keep pace with the constantly increasing production. . it Tht Florida Ctirtu Exchange has proton and continues to ffrojo. Its^ operations last season tosrs the largest tn its history, but it soon fftiuit grow even more largely if. the problems which will be presented for solu­ tion within ths next few years are to be met successfully by the citrus pro­ ducers of Florida. So lo n g a s a considerable portion o f the ^ ^virgin itory for Florida oranges and gra; long as the production was lent to overload any o f a Ively small group of markets, it was all right to let the co-operating growers carry the burden of markets pioneering, o f advertising; of educational work to stimulate the consumption of Floridagrown oranges and grapefruit - - # During this period the hit-or-miss marketing operations o f a consider­ able number of speculative buyers,, who cared little for making new markets and less about growers' costs o f production, might hamper . and hinder the work of ,the co-operative Belling machine, but they could not seriously affect all the markets simultaneously. Rapidly the situation In these respects is un­ dergoing changes of great significance to growers. With greatly increasing production there is soon coming urgent neces­ sity of restricting the flow of Florida’s citrus fruits to markets through fewer channels, if disastrous gluts of fruit in various sections are to be avoided. Glutted markets profit neither producers nor ishable products which are lost to consumption through decay at tion'or at points of productit/n are an economic lose to the country at large, as weU as a source of terious financial embarrassment to the producers. LastWiuwn the Florida Citrus Exchange marketed slightly more than r-three B.dt that '*Sr* ■ ” agency] i more. it win give a n impetus to the prosperity-of those whose effort is citrus p: E . It will Stop many economic leaks, and avoid now are y p u ta r p _ n Q f c p w tide end as a member of Exchange—befcome one. ' .*,» •"Tr j l, . A aktha: »’ » -i.'-v isjyiij imj h im r-!-.. - T - v -: - . . . ■ lO c t s from on e bag of - .i . jij . ^ ¥ 1^ • im ti qgai i l i i | *; t : -** �•_' • -.4st 5=: -1-' : " I . ,’ yfeM frV 0 1AV , • ’ - ,f -* / ■*. 1 #TYk3L-5L',? *¥ r r J r~w*k1r | * i;zi*rj--,•: B 1 aside. We say this boy has a future, TH ESA N FO R D H ER A LD and we we might also add that he. la ------- " i *- P T E M B E R 16, 1921 -■ . * FACTS AND FIGURES ON THE FREIGHT RATES one of the best carriers on the list. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Representative merchants and If this little fellow can save his roon ’ey, some of the big fellows can do the growers of this and other sections hwtitii im r ftO*y Ir met Tuesday night in Orlando in re­ same. Get the thrift habit. sponse to a call issued by the Bhip- « ----------- 0----------a a by-Water Committee of the Sanford Saya the Tampa Tribune: “Some ___________ ffiwiim M)________ how wp never have known -a bald Chamber of Commerce to form a per­ 'TmiCMJTlOM tftlOX Of ADVAYOXi headed fat man who was hot an op^ manent organisation the objects qf ■■■■■I i > H » » H i a i i s u H n u i i u i H i H a u m u M n n m u i U l a i l ; | | | | u | timlst." John, you haven't met 'em which would be to formulate plans for B®Jf ***• fHIM the utilisation of our natural water­ when they get up in the morning.—' ways, These plans would embrace ► 4 u IwMt Ctu* Kill Kitur Aanai St, St. Petersburg Times. I. d IW M l OffU. at S u M T n a H f e . the education of shippers and grow­ Oh, we don't know so much about w W d i i w i i , im . -* that. We seem to get up in the morn­ ers to the benefits which would ac­ I u / r 1 ft*Of I n U U m UIiM i crue to them by the use of water in ing all right. •«■ (mwH J w Ih ) i l l H w n H f iving and shipping their commodi« iUi tnM if w tiN . U w Hi Ih n w -* ----------- 0----------* •wUi u4 «*!• b m m ■ (Ml Speeding trials and convictions for t l « m w My m Math, U u n iH i The contention has always been those guilty of crime will do much iu arnnno. that there was a direct saving in both toward stopping the night .riding and ~ -\1Z -• STjbyl - r . talY-Tp.? -~- -“ "? t l - ; - ^ ' - - he restlessness that is current every­ time and amounts paid for freight as f JF u tlin i A dv.nU in* R tp rtM n t.il* . where. People are becoming tired of between rail and water, and this con­ \ T H E A M rn iC A N PH ^33 A SSO C IA TIO N Ihe law's delays and the subterfuges tention was again verified' by the The automobile firm of Haight A Magee will in the future be known as HAIGHT A WIELAND—G 1 that endeavor to evade the laws qf facts brought out by different speak­ Wleland haring taken over the interests of J. F. Magee In the old organisation. ‘ . A re you shipping by water T ers during the meeting. the country. Life is held too cheap, The three cars comprise the lines of automobiles handled and afford a wide range of'pricre and -i-------- o— — too many pistols are being carried, Se.J. Sligh submitted some very in­ to salt every tost- and every pocketbook. * * Ag»la we wish to say—ship by th e’fundamental principles upon which teresting figures showing the losses -water. The sturdy little OVERLAND delivered in Sanford at $698 deHea any kind of competition in its rl... his government is built -are being to shippers during the past season on ----------- 0------ — account *of excessive freight rates. The stately WILLYS-KNIGHT—delivered ih Sanford a t $1715 has the only type of motor in the worte gnored. Fgurea’ submitted by Mr. SUgh that actually IMPROVES WITH USB. * d The .great S t Johns river will then -------------o----------- -f ' : ~ ' 1 \i * - -: . -j * ; -"r ~i ~'L L- V-___j- ~1~ ~ ~^*y. is ” * showed that Orange County had lost come into Its own. That fashion show at the Princess The UANDLBY-KNIGHT with its wonderful motor and exquisite Knee makes an irresistible appeal 10 two and one-half million dollars doe * the discriminating buyer. * ^ Theatre is one of the straws that And ju st in-passing, we wish to shows which way the wind is blowing to these excessive freight rates. Fig­ Come in and let us tell you WHY these KNIGHT motored earn are the bent investment in the automo­ ures on 20,610 cars of citrus fruits and It ag ain : Ship by water, in Sanford. It shows that at least bile world. / vegetables Shipped from that section, , j -y* / • -oSanford is awakening to her oppor­ using Haines City as a rate base, dis­ Thoso Orlando boys are waiting for tunities. ’This should be the trading f i R V l P I ? —° ur ®KRV,CE 8TAT1°N Is in charge of Mr. Reavea Sims, who knows automobiles inclosed the fact that the excess rates Sanford on the night of Sept 27. 14 1 f aide and out, and who can fife you prompt and efficient service on any mske'of car ' center of Florida, and our people paid on these shipments were $13,— .------ o----------Drive around and make'Mr. Sims’ acquaintance—you'll come again, we know. ■1 ahpuld not ba forced to trade In other 666,401.80. If'th e pre-war rate had And we will probably build that cities. Such efforts as expended last forty foot road and plant shade trees night by a Sanford firm will do more' been in effect during this period the R A T T I 7 R I F S ! “ We are now cqalpp*d to *lre r w h & very best battery service available in Santotal • freight paid would have been U / i i IL d lL L A J ford. We carry a fnll line of HARTFORD BATTERIES and parts. Oar Bat-* * all along It that night to put this city oh tho map than any 17,222,067.60, or in other words the tcry room is in charge of Mr. Harry Beckham who comes to us direct from the EX IDE factories and 1 i’ ........... — -O -------other one thing. They deserve this additional-rate meant a monetary loss who doesn't have to GUESS about your battery problems—he KNOWS the trouble and the remedy 4 No. Pauiine, Sanford will not have special mention. * to the shippers from these points of an auto camp unless it Is a regulated —Mr. Beckham la also a GRADUATE WELDER and will give you the kind of $6,444,334.20. The- shippers of Winter camp ip every particular. vice you need on that emergency welding job. .Harry NeeJ, of tho Herald, who is Garden section were forced to bear a —^----- 0———----presiding over the destinies of the loss of $3,216,354.00. The Hastings The-next big thing is tho “World's .Okee&hoboe News, a t present, says T I R R Q ~ ° “ r *t°ck °f *U,h , r *de T,RES U Yer* com pile and we will be very giad to show jo« section $264,604,00. 1 lllL u that new tire you need for your car NOW. Serious." Sanford is not*a contender that we would jump into Lake Okee­ The growers and shippers of San­ fo r the pennant this season. chobee If we could see the-immense ford may be interested to know that ■ 0— :-------quantities .of fish being brought in figures compiled for the period from All reports from the north indicate every day. We a rt coming down to November 10th, 1020 to April 0th, Night repair servlet will be taken a t reasonable rates. STORAGE es'n be arranged for either by the a cold winter, and thousands of peo­ see you soon, Harry, and see all of 1021, showed a loss for that period of night or. by the month. ple coming *o Florida. Arejve ready the varied Industries of that favored $755,350.00 which was considerably for them? A I | I | —The aim'd? our organisation is “SERVICE THAT SATISFIES" and we are honestly striving action. Like oil of Florida, Okeecho­ augmented by shipments subsequent —... — 0♦e* / i l l F l to live up to that ideal. If you will come in and' get acquainted with our department heads, bee Is growing. They just can’t hell to that period, Tho Daily Herald is growing in It with all of the wonderful possibili­ Mr. Sligh stated that Orange and j4 » . you will quickly find that we hnve the men, the equipment, and the desire to tfve you the kind of automobile service you have been looking for. many wayft. We want to make it the ties of the soil, of the rivers- of tho Seminole counties shipped 25 per cent 1 best emaildaily in Florida this win­ lakes, to back It up. of all citrus and vegetable-movements ter. Will youhelp usT out of Florida, and the total loss to ----------- 0---------- 1-----Orlando Is certainly a hustling these counties was $2,567,300.42. He Keep boosting for the golf links, city. The editor rX the Hrald waa further stated that the Traffic League the country club, the new tourist ho­ down there last night, and waa nl- of Orlando, of which he wai presi­ tel. We need all of thes'a if we arc to moat lost In the iabarynth of tall dent, had, in conjunction with similar have the city of our dreams. H; L. HAIGHT buildings- new buildings, etc.. Orange organizations and organizations of G. A. WIELAND • • ----------- 0---------- -----avenue looks like a section of the I growers, repeatedly appeared befqre Fatty Arbuckle seems about to get the Interstate Commerce Commission t. BOUDREAUX battlefields—houses torn down, new his. It is hard to believe that he one going up, piles of building ma­ L; an endeavor to ameliorate these ’ City Salesman could be guilty of such a crime. If hp _ji? J j j - - »ll terial scattered everywhere. Wo re­ conditions, but without results. It was is, the Arbuckle picture# should be nho 2Ir. S.igh’s belief that the Atlan­ joice with Orlando in this growth. banned for life. We will meet you at the county line, tic Cdast Line and Seaboard railroads . % — -H H ----------- ; ' fellows, and build that forty foot rc rc iv h j a Twenty Million Dollar .There are some of the biggest revenue from the state of Florida road, fill it with houses all along the comes up of-Its own accord after cel- celery delta have gone dry, those vbo things in store for Sanford that .this could not be losing much' money. or cry, peppers- or any crop is gather­ have engines use them continuity way and combine the two cities in the this business^ city has ever had. Keep pushing, Twin Cities of Florida. ed. The weather has been ideal for which causes many wells to quit (lov­ In conclusion he recommended that keep boosting, keep advertising. We Charles King, of Molena, Mo., is hay this season, as the rains earlier ing that would otherwise continue to In order 'to secure immediate relief -are building a great city here. As we understand it, the employes the merchants am) growers avail hero looking after his property he re­ in the summer made it grow and the flow some. More engines nre beinj ----------- ip --- — dry wedtJmr later, we* fine for the the railroads in considering their rHonfonl is in the public eye right strike ballot, that Is evidently being themselves of water transportation cently purchased, the Hayden place, gathering of it. It’s a poor stick of « installed as fast as can be afforded. There were three little showers the where practicable and which would id- on Beardall avenue, and ex p els to now, and will remain there if tho voted at this time, are asking for tho sure them more efficient service and com# here to reside but the recent farmer who did not save hay here this latter part of last week that cooled the broad 'minded people will just get to­ omploymcrit of enough men to handle cheaper rates. ’ death of his wife haa altered hip season. Just look about and seo the air and were greatly appreciated. gether and stay together on the great hay stacks on every farm. tho jobs without working the em­ Mr. Sligh was followed by F. L. plans. pipinclple of boosting the city. ployes from 10 to 10 hours and wear­ Skclly, of Orlando, who quoted the . Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Garrison, of The presept dry weather Is very ----------- 0----------Some men are pobless for the u r n ing many *of them out. They are differentials favoring'water on citrus Fort Reed, have bought the ten acre bad for the growers Just now, as so T hat youth of twenty,, in Chicago, reason that some women .are spinst­ -who killed two auto salesmen in cold raore'thon willirig to work their stipu­ fruits and advised that shippers of improved farm of W. L. Henley on much water is needed* for seed beds late^ eight hours but feel that It la citrusfruits could save 58c per boy ers—because’they waited too iony lor Richmond avenue and expect to make and-wetting up fields for plant set­ Wood just , to gain possession of a an injustice to them to put on the by shipping via the Clyde Line frotr ting-. Many wells . throughout tRp something better to turn up. new Packard, was only in the third it their home. stage i>f "auto Intoxication,” that extra hours and le t a legion of other Sanford to New York. B. Steel and sons, of the Celery strikes most of the people irom time men stand, about in idleness! The J. W. Hart, secretary of the Pa- avenue store, have bought out Mrs. J, strike will undoubtedly come in sC latka Chamber of Commerce advised C. Moore's grocery stock and rented to time. . short time, in the belief of tho Star, the meeting that past experiences had the store building on Celery avenue, —---r —®-----------and folks mifrht just as well get ready proven the efficacy of water compe­ and will conduct a first class cash Sanford needs one thousand houses tition in deflating rail rates when gen­ store. Miss Mamie Steele will be in for it.—Lakeland Star. to take core of the people .who are ' erally used for this purpose. He also charge. ( here now and those who are coming. advised that shippers continue to judge Chepey, in his speech the fAT*s have lost many fine citizens lately Mr. and Mrs. John G. Leonnnii-are route by water even after they had by jbeing deficient in houses. Sanford other night, was not "spoofing" when very pleasantly settled in their new gained thq much desired reduction, ft would gain in population Ifaufficicnt he said Sanford and Orlando needed would be extretneiy unfair, stated Mr. home on1South Cameron avenue. The Good Work Low Prices a forty'foot boulevard between’, the new homes could be built now. house has been almost rebuilt, many Hart, to expect the steamship com­ two cltfes. It may be some time in Phone 465 panies to increase their - facilities alteratiohs made and fine now porch­ the future, but it would be the best ' Are all of the business men of San­ merely for the purpose of affording es added- making a very comfortable ford shipping by water? If not, you pioney ever spent by the two coun­ tcmporarly relief In an emergency of home. *p Mr. and Mrs. .Ed. J. Cameron Rave ard slacking. Of course there are ties. Anyone traveling this road now this kind. *" many instances where you cannot ship and especially on Sunday, will see that returned from several months stay at D. C. Marlowe, chairman of the by prater, but there are also many the genial judge knows whereof he Traffic -and Transportation Commit­ Bostwiclc, at the Cameron ranch. Times you can ship by water when speaks. And *Mr.. Phillips' idea of tee of. the Sanford Chamber of Com­ Mbs. Mamie Robinson and Mrs. you do not stop to think about i t -planting trees and flowers and shrubs merce cited specific instances where Ethel Blggeis were out from town all along the right of way Is alio 'Thirik about it now. excessive freight rates had been re­ recently visiting their father, Fred good. .This should be built in honor ---------- 0----------sponsible for loss on shipments which Cowan and family. of the boys of the World Vfhr and no woujd have shown a profit had pre­ Charles Braddy was an oVer Sunday Fall Is on the way. It is difficult statues of bronze should bo built until guest-of hla sister-in-law, Mrs. Henry war rates still been effective. J. G. 'to believe It ,but all signs point that this roadway is constructed. It way. The fall openings arc here, the would be tho greatest memorial high­ Ball, of SaQford, speaking from the McCaskle, ont his way from Georgia leases are beginning turn, the way and honor, to the soldier dead standpoint of a merchant advised that to Lakeland, to take a position. Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpany and Mr, mornings and evenings* are getting that any country has ever built. Let practically 05 per cent of his business Was shipped via Clyde Steamship Co. and Mrs. C. S. Chorpeningjand young cooler, the children will soon LMj us build i t and that the service had always been people, spent Sunday a t ' Coronado starting to school. All signs point efficient and the consequent saving in Beach plcnking and bathing. to a moat prosperous winter season, Senator Parle Trammell U visiting freight was considerable. A. Corpany, C. E. Corpening and that campaign of advertising throughout the State while he la tak­ Representative of a freight truck Carl Chorpening were over salt water and get yours. l.V and "above b o a r d " — th ft’s th e 1 ing his vacation. This is the proper line operating between Sanfora shd fishing # portion of this week. -------- 0— ■— . * thing to do. No statesman can keep Orlando assured the meeting that the reputation .we’ve Ria<{e|;tn the Mrs. George Townsend, of Mellonand business superiority up with his State whan he spends all concern he represented would be wilt­ lumber- business and thef’s the established. ?on such a of hia time at Washington, and non# ing to establish a freight truck line ville avenue, is a t home after several weeks spent at Daytona * Beach, ms i conservatism and the quicker of his time in tlurfetafo. * Florida is between interior' points and Sanford way we ,propose to cofljinue. ot* the better. You’ll thank us growing and changing every day, and providing sufficient, business could be ,guest of relatives and la : much im­ When lumber took a big drop-dow n went latq-r if you will lay -aalde the old to have an Idea' of the different needs guaranteed to make its operation proved in health. bottom. And you’ll find us filling your order w i t h the very b « l rw iolb-covered, a n U q u a f t i f f ^ of __ the __ ____ -Ernest Hodges Is here from Tam­ .State, our .representatives profitable. , grade of stuff th at your money can buy Mjrnhere. Whethertt* “ *< have entertained in the past .hould" come home" M ofUm as jk>ssi- The entire meeting waa devoid of pa to visit hia mother, Mrs.'Toon. a b ^ R Newspaper Advertising a n d . ^jc and get acquainted. Senator the usual hurrah enthusiasm and the Mrs.. Ed 'J. hfulligan, of Green a clothes pole or a carload you can depend on full, measure, go°* fcrf^xten up your entire business cx-1 Trammel does not look for any oppo- earnest Inflection in the voices of the Cove Springs- is here visiting hex by the a .per cent, route.— giHon „ ^ u hU term; but If speakers showed that they were in parents Mr- end Mrs. J. C. Vaughn - quality, prompt aenrlc^aftd low price. dead earnest that the •!'i and friend#. _ i ■ J ha has any, it should not worry him H ■■Mi am aWhulJ MA$ mhIm k The largest amount of hay ever in East Sanford haa been i this season and of the best <d crab grass of Which there to be several varieties. All of stock like It, and It Is'no It as it’ a. j . u o tX T W. t. UTJJIll A * M l I U f f H • ** ^ I|C THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ss s A n OLD Firm With a / - t — ------------------ 0 ----------------------------- S i m p tt& tiZ X Z STORAGE AND NIGHT Whone 58 EAST SANFORD W E DO IT RIGHT Steam Cleaning and Pressing C. A. WHI0D0N the S E R V IC E ' w a k im m v ;-\" I* • > * m lS3s± �r~ \ 4 ■■ * THE HANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IQ, 1921 n — s— Do you know what kind of gas- ■:CLYDE LINE EXCURSIONISTS oline you are using? Buy at' the Drive In Station 1st. I• SEEING FLORIDA The Clyde Line summer excursions SEE M. S. NELSON, for all kinds of and Elm Avenue, hauling. ______ 81-tfe to Florida are proving more popular il A nd n o tic e Car w i l l how d iffe re n t your ru n w hen you Use High Grade GASOLINE I U . S . T ir e s a r e G o o d T ir e s Ice Cold Chero Cola Free oh Saturday * * * * * * * * * * * ij than ever this season. These excur­ WANTED—To do your plowing and sions were put on befow the war and harrowing. Call Geo. Conyers, 918 4-8tp were just beginning to take the pub­ Celery Ave. lic eye when the war came on and Wfc WANT b lady or, gentleman knocked all excursions into a cocked agent to hindle city trade in San­ bat. This is the firnt summer they ford and other vacant cities. This is have resumed and if the big crowds a wonderful opportunity as you'will that come to Sanford three times a be retailing the genuine J. R. Wat­ week aw to be considered, it would kins Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, Garda seem that all the folks in the north­ Face Powder, FYtiit Drinks, and over east, aw coming to Florida in the 137 other products. Write today for summer, time. It is certain that these /w e sample and particulars.—The J. Watkins Co,, 68, Memphis, Tenn. , excumions aw of greater value to * 4-4tp jFlorid* from an advertisingJ, point than the excursions in the winter.' FOR SALS Everyone knows tbst Florida has the FOR SALE—fio. 817 West First St. finest climate in the world in the Eight rooms and bath. For price winter, but few know th at the same and terms, write box 782, Daytona, holds true oi the summer climate, Fla. _______ 46-tfc , . and they can only gain this knowl­ r o l l HAI.K Oil 't i l AIiB— to a era*. ( a f n a claar. edge by coming down hew in the mid­ ad and (Itod In lb* Hanford eatofj dtotrtet. wlU tak* r l i , or rfoori propartr la azebaafn.— dle of the summer season as they John Itoaoar. t»«iia « * . l , M aitland, riorida. aw now doing on the Clyde Line. a a ip . Among the big cwwda of summer S I x t i i m t K r r i'A iK T s h o p , t . s. b n ti‘ m a n a t, r. Onlrm prom pt!/ ax am tad. Battotrippers coming here this week were racHoti t o arma lord.________ ~______________ s-U lp a party of people who brought their FOR SALE—3,300 to 5,000 celery automobiles with .them for purpose plants, about ready for the field. of seeing Sanford, Orlando, and De Call on or phone, H. H. Chappell, 5-ltp Land, and while it might aeem rather W>R SALE—1920 Model, 6 cyi. Paige extravagant on their part, to ship touring car, pnctically new tires. their autos down from New York, for In good condition. Apply, A. P. Conthis short trip, they were well satis­ nelly. 5-2tc fied with the returns when they had driven around Sanford, Orlando and FOR . FALL PLANTING from DoLand, and taken the autos on the FOR RENT—1 nice furnished house' my’Tenn. farm. Varieties: Klon­ boat again at DcLand Junction. These keeping room. 2 connecting fur­ dike and Missionary. Prices: 100, 75e; 500, $3.00; 1,000, 15.50, delivered. excursionists aw for the most part nished housekeeping rooms.—Mra. busy business men who want to see Riddling, 205 Osk Ave., Eagle Home. CABBAGE PLANTS, ready. October 15th, and after at $2.00 per 1,000 de­ Florida but cannot get away from 4 - 2 t p livered. Orders booked now. Address, H. Light foot, Altoona, Fla, (Lake Co.) business in the vrinter time, and they Coart, O aranU JadU lal Circuit, Is aw boosters for Florida from this 1» C trcslt and f rr BaralttbW County, Florida__ "It Must Hare Been Dead at Least 6 NOTICE! , time forward, and they are looking Mfntha But DldnH Smell.” I have grafophones, guns and bi­ to the time when they can leave busi­ CITAT10K cycles th at have been wpalred over 30 days in my shop. Owhew will pi case ness and come down here to cither I*. Vtrting. I ‘om jiJ^liunl. . "Saw a big ra t in ’our cellar last call and get them or I will have to aell remain for the winter or become resi­ klalna Itott Yoons. Ilggpmi.lfnf. ■’ Joanny, "and them for the repairs. dents ail the year round, Mr. Caldcr Tb: hiding 11,11 Young, rila /tr a lil, lioorgla.: Fall ” writes Yours respectfully, bought a 85c cake of RAT-SNAP, II a|>|>r«rin* from go affidavit fltod In th|g tyd several other autos assisted 1 cgnge tl.it th* rwUdmc* of th* d#f#ml«nt l> W. A. PARKER, taking the sight scew «around an flia f tra ld . ( t a r d a . Ib g | Il to lb* boiler of gf- broke it up Into small pieces. Last 217 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, Florida. th a t tb t d*f*ndant to o v ,r Ibr ago of week , while moving w« came across 4-4tc the entire party, was treated *to fine flgnl iw rbir-ono j t i r g , ami m at tW r* IS no p#rw i In lb# Stale of tTlorMa a rrrlt* o f a tub- the dead w t. Must have been dead ice cream by Newberry’s drug store. pnraa opun whom would bind lb# aald difrndsix months, didn’t nmcll. RAT-SNAP anl. The following were In the party: Tberofngo, ; n , U alna 11,11 Yonng, ara bare, is wonderful.” Three sites, 36c, 65c, ■Miss Jean E, Macbeth, Brooklyn, l-r raqslra.1 oo ibe 1th .la r of N orrm bcr, A, II. a i, to appear in the bill of complaint filed |L25. Sold, and guawnteed by Ball v GUARANTEED ■, N. Y.; Mw. and Mr- Ryan, Brooklyn, ant,In a l ron In Ibto ra iu e , oUierwlae a deeraa pro nmfeaao will on aald d ale I* tite r e d ■ (ttn it llardw aw Co. N. Y.;Mrs. Anna Bittes, Jersey City; SURE SHOT, kills timber, any spec­ I™*- t . Henry R. Meyer and wife, New York, , (I la f Briber ordered th at aald nor Ira be pobies and size within from (5) to .'(65) In tba Sanford H ers Id, a .M e n p a p e r pub. N. Yi; F. K. Dunn and wife, New llahed - , I , .days, seldom lodger than (15) days, Itobe.1 In Seminole (YmuiI / . for four ronaeeuitre H*^im,to Ow,^ quickly decays Umber and pwventa .York City; A. P, Benatre and wife, weaka. .U ltim o ntp band and the a r il of Ibe above i l l led ro a n on ihto l il t , dap .of Hepirmber. Newark, N. J.; E. C. H ilton,,Salis­ i a - " a i ■!»»«'>. *■“ « » • * » » « “ *' 1P31. ■ no o'ftorfc ■ Ow ht ,it,n!,..<■ ■■(■.# nteiy. W rite for norticulnrs, bury, Md.; Miss Mary J. Bartaide, II. IHU.II,> H. A. I*6UtlUAM. trurli, rltb*r Mon Indiana, an* Mm, V*0»' .....y. . ■. .. „ .. ' Clerk. New York; Mrs. Mow Grocotti Fail imimi nI» l\ wll„ •'(rt)#um "* ,|ir Iim, and th* a*®*Mrrwafal t» h «Hiu iin>*d ‘ SURE-SHOT^ Timber Killer Co • Rj.- v . m H b i b iiK, i "• oowoiaas. Uddtrl Tliver, Mass.; Misses Grace and Alice X. UAHS. Klaaloimea, n , Id Ilk* Is tba dtdda «tba ladlama trmfk sow I OCALA, FLORIDA > foe Oom ptoU tdl. l r . Tba board raaarraa»_ , , ••wtttd b/ Hamlooto «mo at/. .. id . * ... ■ Thompson, New Britain, Conn.; Jos. itha rt/bi ia rajact a n / at all Mdo. ' - . Exclusive Manufacturers and DiatribN. Byers, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Miss I. M. Try a Herald Want Ad today. Mle A‘ Dot,<,L-\^;k 1 utore for Florida and Cnba. Metz, Jersey City, N. J.; C. F. Hopkin*, Brookbm, N. Y.; Herman Bor­ ing, Brooklyy, N. Y.; Gustav Blumhardt, Maywood, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Julian A. Bohon, New York, N. Y.; Mr. and Mw. Alfred Seward, Allen* town, Pa.; Mrs. J. O’Rouke, Wanna T. O’rfouke, Newark, N. J.i Mrs. MI J. Whaley, Miss M. J. Barlach, New York; Mw. W. A. Siller, Mw. C. F. Jones/ Pleasantvjlle, N- Y.; Mrs. Chas. DeArden, Virginia ;DeArden, T R A D 6 New York; Mr. and Mw. Isidore Freldmar., Mr. Metz Cohen, Patter­ son, NY J.; Eugene Howard Costain, $625 f. o. b. Detroit New York; C. P. Hopkins, Brooklyn, N. Y. They also went down to see her on Monday. Rev. Clark< will preach for us Sun day at Upsala at 3. o'clock. Wo liked him so well we shall be glad to hear him again. We understand that he was long a missionary In Alaska- late­ *********** ly coming here with his family from California. Mir. Ericson kindly offer­ What beautiful summer weather, ed to bring him over from his home, but we are needing a good soaking near the Orlando ro * i rain badly. Some of the groves the (eaves of the oranges are curling * * * * * ** * ** from the drought, , Mrs. J. A. Voughh was quite.sick for a few days last weck*with stom­ ach trouble and the doctor was called * * * * * * * * * * to nttend her. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Swanson hqve Miss Ellen Puller left Sundny for purchased themselves a fine new tour­ Tallahassee, where she will enter the ing Ford and last week, A. F. -WesterFlorida State College, dick built for them a new garage. Longwood la the proud possessor of Wc understand Clarence Bergquist ih now a ■full fledged tire man, having a brand new postoffice which they finished his four years’ apprentice,- moved into last Friday, ahip a t the A. C. L,, shops. That's the J. S- Dinkel was transacting busikind of boys the world need* that is ness in Sanford and Orlando Saturnot nfraid of work and can stick to a day. thing once well begun. i Mrs. Hutchcnson and children ,of Mr. and Mrs. Augufct Swansoti and Quincy, is, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. [ ? -Archie, moved last week andl the William Allen. first of this, into their own new home' ■ Mra. 8. A. Wllklnsoi) and baby, of In Grapcvlile and are now busy get-. Tampa, are visiting her parents, ting settled. . j P .B. Tructt has moved into his Mr. and Mrs. Barney Beck.enter- store In South Longwood. tained their parents- M r.‘and Mrs. ' The Longwood school will open Wcsterdick and V. C. Collier, of San- October 3rd, with Mr. Miller, of Un­ ford, on the evening of the 6th, in iontown, Ohio, as princijal. The prihonor of the birthday .of the host, maty teacher la to be appointed later, .with a supper party with cream and Midi Omah Allen entertained his house guests, Friday evening, a t the cake as a treat. Mr. and Mrs, Ambrose spent Labor library. Games were played and cake Dny with her mother, Mrs, Perry, at and punch was served. \ I’litntko. their little daughter, Roberta' C. W. Entimlnger, Louis Entxr< turned home with them. j H'inner and J. F. McGhaney, were Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Campbell spent visitors in Sanford Monday, a recent week-end with her mother ’ Friends of Tunis Lewis will regret and sister, at St. Augustine, and a w ’ to hear he is In the Femald-McLaughnow planning a trip to visit his moth- Nn hospital. «?r in Indiana. . j Louis Entzmlngcr returned from Mr. and Mrs. Lucas and their two Tampa Sunday, J. T. McGhaney relittle ones, from Longwood, and the turning with him. minister from .Orlando, were dinner! H arry Phipps Is the guest of hU guests' on Saturday at the home of brother, J. E~Phipps, fo ra few days. Mr. and Mrs. Westerdick. Mr* and Mrs. Frank Topliff, of OrOn Sunday Alfred Ericnon motored ’ ‘"“ ' " f “ r - “ d Mr* *• ■lawn- to Orlando with Mr. and t i n . | Y\ T U " ' __ Emil Mnghuson . . It wan thought1v >' » ' * ,l"> h" bf " h* /ln« Th« Evidence It at Your Door. w .l for Mm. Mognuren to enter. Dr. ,hr' r **«• remodeW and enSanford proof*la what you want O h rl.f. hospital e f ts , .a X-ray * ■ & * * ’ n,“, ' d l" l,> ,he "*'* and the statement of thiir highly wdiminution here. H er many friends and j * wee * apected resident wil banish all doubt: W. A. Stafford, proprietor of a tion^whlrtflb j***1" **** opelraJ 1 Taniac, the remarkable remedy that plumbing establishment, 408 Holly !h ., Wl" everybody I. talking-.baut, I. .old by that .he may regain her u.ual hwlth. ,h t ^ „ i , [m. ey. _ Ad,. avenue', Sanford, says: "Kidney com­ plaint had qnnoyed me to t some little while. I' had backache so bad I | couldn’t stoop to pick up anything 4wh*en working. I was pretty well T h ird I handlbapped. 1 was also afflicted ‘with a kind of dizzy feeling and them w ere, times when I could see dark specks in front of me. I felt general­ lot odnces the Following Freshly Arrived Goods ly run down. I doctored, but didn’t get much benefit, so 1 sent for a box 17-oz. Cooked Ox Tongue in glass.„.$1.50 of Doan’a Kidney Pills at Aldridge’s 2-lb. glass pure Airline Honey, glass....75c Drug Stow. I ’wasn’t long In flnding out the merit of this wmedy, for it 6-oz. can Beaver Brand Lobster, can..4(k; soon-cured me and I have wmalnad *15%-oz. can good Pink Salmon, can....25c free from kidney trouble for yeaw now.” 4-oz. can of fine Fresh Mushrooms.....35c j GOc a t ail dealers# Foster-Mil burn 10%-oz. can o f Gold1Bar Spinach Op., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv\ :UPSALA AND : GRAPEVILLE L0NGW00D STRAWBERRY PLANTS GO NO JARTHER SEPTEMBER MATINEE SALE (this sale only) per c a n ................ 25c Welsh’s Grape, Peach, Strawberry,’ ;* Raspberry and Fruitlades, glass, ,40c 14-lbs; SugarTor...;.:.................liaWT 1 peck of Irish or Sweet Potatoes, pk,..65c f t e s h Carrot*, Beat*, Cabbage, Beans, Okra, Peaa and other Vcffetables -Pears, Apples and, other Fruits * Tantac is a splendid tonic and sys­ tem purifier, now selling a t the w te almost J e n MUIon bottles a yearr —Union Pharmacy^-Adv^ • & C. HARPER IS INJURED 1 C , Harper, who is an electrician for the firm of Gillon A Fry, felt from a ladder while working inside a new building this morning and sustained seriously Injury. It is thought thdt his hip was shattered. ^ H I B M e n r y Ford Says About Machine Power Farming "In the f a c to r th e farm er jpow hjts a machine in which is harnessed L<rin'«Lof the most adaptable, efficient, economical sources of power in the world— the internal combustion engine. , ■fThe tracto r will m ultiply the productive capacity of each Individual farm worker from three to four tim es over. ! 1. ; “I t will p u t the fa n n e r on a p a r w ith the city m anufacturer. I t will put his produce-producing foctory-^-for th a t is w h a t a farm is—on#to an efficient production basis. " It will enable each w orker to earn so much more th a t he can be paid more and still leave a g reater profit fo r the m an who hires him . I t will enable the farm er to work fewer hours i n the day. giving him m ore time to enjoy Jife. " I believe the tracto r will make fan n in g w hat i t ought to be—th e m ost pleasant, the m ost healthful, the m ost profitable business on e a r t h /' �V FRIDAY, 8 ifiu d tfSISa* fS ’Suu a a s r a js s iM —to n>nw i. e d it* to law , U « d**U will Im w Uior**« * Sotb day 0* September, A- D. IDM. W ltaere m y o fftc U t, a lg a a iu rg w td • « ! *- 18th day o t Atrguat. A. D. lW .n ; .(BHAL), « . A. DO'JGLAM, t 7' V - i 7 = \ a ■UX TO QUITS ITTIE q T a in ton. U. O. Dovof and B ^ w u d n ig g lm , property. a ita il* . lying to d beta# t , of Hemlnol# and S lat* of- FI pa rtlcn tarty deeetlbml a* fallow*, lieiln n ln * a t tbe Wool Q u a rter i or flection Thirty-on* (31). T o*oat (ID). Soaih o r R a s ta Thirty-on# (Si three# Caat 10M foot to tha Waal the rtt1il-o(-w»7 o r the I A ka Q ia rt j ' M i§ arlfa: Vloia Cfariatla* HoegqaUt Howat, Sarah M. Chortb aad wi Bodot rart aafl u , 0f t eaid rty b t-o tarey TOO t * foot to tha W ast line o s t a N orib or* t a t to '■ V — ( » ) aootb. L a ll th a t p a rt ta il, lowuMp < » ) Baal, lying Rootk tad R u , raid G rant Una 340.3 fnot, tbonoa Boat 1013.'i fra t to tba W eatarly Una o t th e rig h t o r.w a r of tba A tlantic Ooaat U n a raUtoad. U k a C h a m Ilranrh, thro oa- Northerly aloog tb a W w tggt? Una of aald rigfat-of-wiy. SOS feat, tb m rb Want 1401.9 te a t to point of tiagtenlng, a a d ateo; Beginning a t a potst 13.63 chain* North o f tba Point or U taraactloe of tba Baal Uaa o t t U Banford G ran t w ith tba Want Baa of BecUoo Every one has a right to a beautiful hom e, and alm ost any home can be made beautiful'with the proper application o f CO O LEDG B H Y G R A D E Paints and Varnishes, Distinctive interiors are easily attained through the artistic effect o f the painted wall. GQOLEDGB HYGRADE Flat Wall Paint produces a velvet-like finish that gives a room an atmosphere of quiet refinement. *5 r - e l f b t dlT S J, oa# k a a lto l *»T*nt». g s s s » ! 2 > . n£ ,, ,r a i g y a d fc rv s t* s st s . » . s i t ™ « . a “ St) SEt iS 4 t ® S f s j s a w a r t w ,£ Joesraa I ! * Sa rjft eunknow ;£ R hn|*th*a.1 *1“of j*o.JOQtt» f "u2u t 4each aaoMd d a fa o d a a ta .'ir U rine, la oral Ui* i ; i , f tw enty-re# ( U ) y e a n ; th a t there ta m ^rmm l a tbo B tato of rio rld a tba a m ir* or a n b » p^ L .wbwn 7*!!1- U n d <h* MW dtfaad. \ l Ut1b« ' ta rtb e r appearing f ro . th a aatd aware bill herein fUad that It L th r b o lltr o f tb a ‘ complainant that that* la a Mr. w o AT a r t pttaooa laterretad Is the abort X Mrtbad p ta p a rtf, whom name* or aarne* art ant ia r a a t o 'th e t e a t h f i i t . It la tberafora orderad th a t too-and rarh aad ■u n » appear to tha bill of mmolalat bn*. O H H ouse P aint C-H Hmut pjinti u* m*ile from • formula wliirh actual for Ka, proven b*»t for th« Southern Qimata. Axk your pcuiur, ha know* tha C H line. With’G H Alkanet Varnish Stain you can secure an ex­ quisite finish in the rich, rate colors o f natural woods, for your furniture, floors and woodwork. Easy to use, colors and varnishes in one application. Waterproof, heelproof s g g z g u f l r “ W i th# *rj *? * It la f a rth r r ordarod th a t tbU nolle* b* pab> llabad In tba Raaftad Ilarald , a newspaper p*ktlalird to Banfatd. Seminole throaty, riaridT ( « f U h t -(■) coaaccatlri weekT^ W ITH E M , K. A. Dougina*. Clark of tha a s « l t G o u t o f Bemtnal* Comity, nortda, at tha SANfORD, FLORIDA t a Circuit O m it, 7th SadlcUI Ciremll. S*d 1m U C ounty, n » . — In Cbtncory B IL L TO QOJXT TITLE Paints a n d \J Varnishes C irri* W . 8pc*r, C o a p U liu n t, ♦S»> * OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH How TO Get Rsllef When Dead mod Nom o n Staffed Dp, M any Big Propositions Contemplated to Put City on the Map . BUT ARB NONB THE LESS REAL AND WHEN CIVET# OUT WILL r MAKE PROPERTY RISE . With new business starting u p 'in every part of Sanford, with many new business blocks contemplated and big business of every kind that will locate here in a few weeks, with the nundreds of dwelling houses being erected all over the city, Sanford presents a moqt busy appearance to the newcom­ er. In- fact Sanford has gained the reputation of being among Urn teal live cl ties of the liate and with good 'reason. Last month the total of dwelling houses ran well over the $50,000 jtnark and there are more to follow this month. Several new sub-divisions will be opened this winter close to the city’s boundary lines and the loti will be prioed a t a figure that the many home builders can reach and there will be -at least 500 new dwellings started In the months of October, November and -December. There are several big pro­ jects on foot that will bo made public through th e columns of the Herald In « few days that will make property take a rise and will also place San­ ford in the front ranks of the cities •of the state. These projects will go "Into .the thousands, one of them a t •least being a $200,000 proposition and will bring Sanford’s track raising from a gamble to a stable business aad one that will have a good chance t o make good with markets assured. It seems th a t tha many Halms of •Sanford to bstag th* greatest track­ ing center, the greatest shipping cen­ te r ami the fasleet growing city in tha state as well aa the future tourist city •hie being made good with a rush. All it takas is a little mors pep, a little swar t push aad supreme confidence In your own home town. Other people recognise our claims—why not you? a M. BBRRT HONORED r WITH GOLD FOUNTAIN PEN C. M. Perry web formerly the eotui^ Get a ^ of ^ Cream T T m k , e? eotinty. • «nd BftJm from your dru^ iat and npp,y . .tood high in the ranks of^county „ (tle of thia tngTnnt anttseptic creAm sgenlB all over the State of Florida. jn y^,,. nogtyij,. it penatratea thrpugtl He was elected president of the coun- every air piUMge of the head, aotfthty agent's organisation* and a t a ing and healing the swollen or inbanquet of the association at Gaines- flamed ipotous membrane, giving you ville the other day, when hia resigns- instant ralief- Hqad colds and catarrh tlon was read, the county agents pres- yield like magic. Don't stay stuffedent decided to send Mr. Berry a token' up hand miserable. Relief is sure.— of their appreciation, and sent him * Adv. fine gold fountain pen with his initials ------------------------engraved thereon. Mr, Berry-prises The new Lee street visduct which the gift very highly, and will keep connects Jacksonville business dJsit in loviniFremembrance of the many trtet to Riverside, will; be 'thrown good friends he has made among the open t ’ othe public about .October 1agents of tbe State. It Is announced. RESOLUTIONS OF SORROW. At the-monthly conference of th e ,” 0* ^ of County Commissioners in teachers of the Baptist -Sunday, *nt^ tor Seminole County, Florida, at Sch'ool, held Friday, September 2nd,, ^ ,0*r ncxt regular meeting to be held 1021, the following resolutions were *n ^*n^ord. Florida, on October ffrd, *’ ; 1021, at 10 o'clock s. a. m., will receive adopted: • 11921. Whereas, It has hs> pleased the A l-,bid“ *or Hie the purchase of one car load mighty Father, in His Infinite wisdom, ®f mel*J culverts, apeclfications mayr to remove from this earthly life, Mrs! ** had by.application a t the Clerk of H. S. Selleck, a beloved member and ,Circu.it Court’s office, at Sanford, teacher in the Sunday School of the the board reserves the right to reject any'or all bids. Fir»t Baptist church, and | (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Where*s, The members of the Sun­ <-4tc Clerk. day School of the First Baptist church are desirous of expressing their sincere sympathy as well aa tes­ tifying to the high respect in which bhe was held; therefore, be It Resolved, That while we bow sub­ missively to the will of our Heavenly Father, we deplore the departure and loss of one who was faithful and loy­ al to tbe Sunday School and a fine' Christian character; be It further . ....... Resolved, That we tjnderly condole rS S Z * i t t the bereaved husband and daugh- 0 i rSZTsT? * terdn their hour s f .trial and afflict- "T*'*. Bang* * *«-i. « too, and devoutly commit them to the mu Uj swty *Mremm* care of Him who doth not willingly S J t ^ f afflict; be it further . „ Resolved, That copies of these reso- « u r * t C a. ix is ik lotions be pobUsbed tn the Sanford Herald and sent to members of the *'rrtlnf*t* mwmw tre TEACHERS' COUNCIL. jry man can tom •«»*• « t ? utreT b* m -. S if f l.'- J S L t* 1 * SO B. No, 8 \V 'i NW U Hang* No. ’ • R.—Tba S IS rda. of tha NBV4 of the and tbo B 13 roda o f lb* BWU of tb* o f tbe RE 14, Section D„ Townablp 30 8, 30 E. N H of BH of lot 3, Beet loo « . Town- itdp 20 8. BBaga 30 E. It 'appearing from tbo awnen bill of com plaint filed t* Ibia ran** AgaUat you. th a t you bar* o t ria l in tom* Intereat la the land* hereto a hot* de­ ar rile d . therefore, you. tbe aatd Holly T . Dent, __________ ____ ______ Jennie Dougberly. 1. A. MananaU, McDoniM. M. M. A. A. MeMrDonald, aad Goorge W. Link t i n hereby required to be and appear before ocr aatd r irra lt court a t llA Court liouae In Hanford, Florida, on . tb* III. day o f November. A.1 D. 1021. and than and there m ake anower to tbe b ill of complaint **M htird egelnat you. o tb e A lta a decrea pru con few» w ill be entered agataatiyoa. And any aad a ll o ther nartle* claim ing any right, title or latareot In t i l l te tb* land* hereto«bore deecrtbed under, by, end tbroagh Unity T . Bent, Jennie Pougheriy, II. A. Mclhmald. i . A. McDonald and Georg* W. U n k o r atberw lae, a r t hereby required to fa* and appear be fen o our aatd circuit, court a t tbe court bouee In Banrord, Florida, on tb* Stn rt*T of December, A. IX 1031. and then aad there mike* anower In t i e t i l l of com plaint exhibited kgatnet aold unknown parties, otbetw la* a decrea pro coofeaso w ill be entered agatmat aald unknown p a r­ lies. t t la ordered th a t thta nolle* U pobllahed U tb* Banrord lle rald , a newspaper published to Beml note County, Flertda, one* a wee* for e ig h t ISI weeks a* |* tb* knows parties defend**t. a ad one* a week- fur (w ait* (13) week* *a to tb* unknown p a rtite defendant. tv Ifnew* my band aad tb* seal of tb* Circuit Court on tbls tb* 30th day of Augnat. A. IX IBM. (SBAL) B. A. JtOOGLABS, Clerk of tb* Circuit OoBfV Seminole County, FIs. GEO RGB O. HERRING, ' Solicitor end pauneel for lb* Complainant. 3-I3IC A rtbnr J , Doyl*. * t at, H*f«Klint. TU A IL (‘K1LHON8 QLAW JNO ANT IS'TEB• W IN T U B TO LI A) WING DBSCHIDUk LANI1, to * aIt!^ , LbU 3 and 4 of Block 34; and Lota 3 tod 4 C ircuit Court, th is 4th day of An gnat. A, D of Block S3, a t UallMTllW. aa p e r p in acced­ in*), * • r ed In I 'ta t Pooh 1, page 130, Bernini* local/ tlecunU. (SEAL) B. A. DOCOLABB, Yon a n hereby required and ordered ta ap­ Clark n f tba ClraBlt Court, Hamtnol* County, Florida pear be for* Otif Circuit Court a t the Coart ttoan 1A Seminole County, Florid*, on tti* tin t U nGEO, A. DeCOTTEB, Solicitor and of Coanoel for Com plaloant. day lu December, 1031, to i n e r r lb* bill *f romp la lot filed aaa la a t you. aad therein fill ew i, e la e-ta iu * eU I be ta k e n ’ aa mofnaed. I* he followed by final dai I t la fu rtb a r oVrfcrrd th a t Ibl* Mile* be pahUahed in lb* 9*8ford Elerald, a newertper peb-^ llabed In Semibote tbo a t* ffWtila MM M i i W w teh for t e a l re w atka. 'WHOM* tny hand aru Angaat i s . 1D31. (REAL) B. A. D0UOI.A8S, Clerk Ctrrolt Coort, - Remlnote County, FI*. DICKINSON k DICKINSON, IUM 4 la lb* SaaM rd Here Id. a **«P *F « llahed la **ld county, «>*• *»*h week ter <** contem ll** week*. ' __, Wit ore* aiy hand and tha a a a l.e t Matt A a rtu t I S 1831. . fKBAL) E A. pOUt)LAR-X • Clark Ctrrelt D»«x Refataol* Omaty, T it. DICKINSON * DICKINSON, . 1JM SoUcltora for O tatpU toaal. I_3U la tba C traait h r ! o t tba B ereatk Jn41cUl Ctre a lt *f V # U a , la aad fa r Beiala ala C eaaty,—l a O u a o ary CITATIOK Mr tech R ealty V -eipaay, a rorporatloa, Ooop D ln aat. : re. W illiam AI* u n d e r IlocbaiMn, Lbfaldator. a t al. etc.. Itefeadaata. Tb W illiam Alexander Bacfcaaaa, U qvldalor or Florida Land * Oalaalaatbm Company, U n i t ­ ed. a corpora 11ms o f B astand. and all form er atockbeldera of tbe Florida Land * CnloaUalion Company. U n ite d , a corporation of E as­ ts ad, t a d la tb* a a k a q a a dee tee**, yiab leea or other claim ant*, by. ihroogh or aadar O a •bore named peril**, •*<] to a n y a ad v l other prreoae o r pert lee whom me r e r c U In ta s a i r rig h t, till* or la trrre t la a ad to tb* follow-' log drecrdw l lend, e llo a tr. lying aad being la I he County of Bem lad* aad S ta te dr Flor­ ida. more particularly dreeftbed aa follow*. ttM rlll Dagtanlng a l a point 133 feet K art o f a potat 1M.3 feet fo o ts o f th e Boalheaat Interaoctloa of Oom m errUl S tre e t end Rand A rea a*, aa abowa by K. R. T raffo rd 'a map of ‘ Baaford, Florida, ra n three* S re ih I ot g fa«t la tha North Ua* o f Flret atroet. three* Eaat along tt* North line o f Flret a tre et, 108.3 feet, thence North 104.1 feet, three* W est IDSS fre t ta the point nf beglaalBf. to-w ll: Lo* S3, Fkelil* U a d a O elualiatlan t'».‘» Add. te S re tb See ford. Tfcl aald taad be­ ing e m tM il.a l the d a ta nf lb* tere aa re o f each e erltftra t* ta tb* asm * o f Unknown. Calces m id re clin e * tea shell be redrm ed atcarding t* law ta a deed w ill teen* ihereon oa the 30th day o f Septem ber. A. I). 1D3I. W llnem tuy e fric la l «lgnatar* and se a l th is t i e loth dey o f i a g m t , A. !X IBM. I8KAL) B. M. DOUGLASS. Clerk C lrcalt Coort. Seminole C a re t? , Ft*. 1-Olc By A .-M . WKBKS. P. CL fa Cl fee It Chert, B erealh Judicial C ircuit. S ta te ef Florida, Great? *f BeMteelo. ■ BILL FOB FABTTTTON M irg a rtt W. H e a te r, g widow, re . . • Kenneth VV. Itn a trr, *1 *L NOTICE OF BALK NOTICE te hereby f t r r e th a t under u 4 fa? rlrtn * of gg order of m l* made aad entered here­ in by tb* ttm o re h l* Jam** W. P artin*. Jadg* of the ah*T* Ity ird C hert, r e the l i t d a y a t Srpirm ber, A. D. 1131. lb* ngflenlgrefl rommta■k*wr* wflt o ffe r fo r m l* a t pohlte a o r tlr e ' to tb* higbewt aad h m t Xl.Uer for c a r t ta f f r e t o f lb# r e n t bore* floor In Rea font. Nominal* Chenty. rto rld a , r e IfoNdg?, O rtab rr fad. tSSI, hetw m a tbe legal h re re o f m l*, tb* fn lli irtBg fleorrtbod .land lying, and being tn Seminole throaty, FlncM*. tm w tti Lot e re t i l , of Bee ti r e re * < |), t ^ g r t t e tw eoty (ID) S retb. Hang* th irty (SO) f a t l . I t e i f a i H t* pey t a r Title. ' OF INTEREST TO WOMENIt is expected that delegates from women's labor organisations of 49 na­ tions wjll attend the second Inter­ national Congress of Working Women to be held at Geneva next month. " . -1 k j ~v_ Lady Surma Mar Cimoom, who b«s been chosen as the leader of the As­ syrian nation, and the first worn*1) president in the world, is a native A»* �Col. G. W. Knight Receives Medal for Distinguished Service It is not everyone who goqa to war that is accorded the great privilege of doing something that would entitle them to a medal. These tokens of the appreciation on the part of the gov­ ernment are not pretty baubles to be given to special favorites but are {or real service and are only given after mature deliberation and rigid Investi­ gation. The following letter to Col. O. W. Knight, of thia city, demon^states that — 1he- served lhis _ r ci o u n t r y class work garments nen and boys. I f UNION-MAOfc JJide of best Indigo Denim. Hopjpr, easy-flttlng and tom foitlble; seams doubledtched j pockets re-inforced fcwlde eufi »nd«ra| ru*t-proof buttou that stop on. \ , k your dealer for “ P*na o a /’ (he work eloUtea.with the iron-clad One Big Day With Old Fashioned Bar­ becue a faithfully and %kil*iii the real and Str eet dance Mrs. T. W. Lawton's Sunday school class gpve a surprise party (e FianWILL BB ONE OP TBB.BIGO e At cla Swope, Iasi Friday nighty < fj Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Moore, AND BEST GET-TOGETHER EVENTS OP 8BA80N Mlapit, are visitors in Oviedo, st ^ a m. ' | i «_ ■ a 1 A I * a :W i ping at the Hotel Oviedo. Mr - .and Mrs. Frank Noi “u“ * Greensboro, AJa., are vlsltii n,j ! ^ aUr* Mi* U R . Mitchell. M J* ris baa decided to move to; H • but will remain in Oviedo unt cIde> uP<>n a location. • sya-1 **** Swope left jv* port, Miss.- Monday, w hen j enter the Gulf Coast MOItar) some- 1my* u * etudent the next s< in be y « rI oldM,“ A* D< Mitchell, also: ta a Mobile, Ala., on the S. A. L .,j urna_ morning. Miss Mitchell wit there ffucst .of her uncle and aunt,) n the m¥* J.°hn 0. Rush, while in i all of Quite a party of young pq It absolutely free, tended the B. Y. P. U., amoij San- were Misses Pope, Young and lo on M essrs/ Alton Farnell* l t, is Wright. , sis of The Methodista held an i ecbrd -Sunday school last Sunday, wj Te in* quite an enjoyable session. Thi church i ask which* Is being repaired, m Pres-1 ready fur services next Sunday, td « f-1 Mr.' James Carlton, of Micanopy, is want the guest of his sister, M n. J. EX when Thompson. t thn I Sr— _j _________ , u . 5 lag: -• "To Col. G. W. Knight: Dear 81r: ' "Under the prbvisionji of the act of Congress approved July 9, 1918 (Bui. No. 43, W. D., 1918), a dlstinguishedservico medal was awarded -on August 12, 1921, by the War Department to you with the following! citation* / . I F o r . exceptionally meritorious and distinguished services, near Bethincovri, France, on Septem­ ber 25, 1018. He was assigned the task of-placing foot bridges over Forges River and cutting the wire in front pf the enemy pot* nitlons. In this, bis Inspiring leadership and constant supervision were conspicuous. Later he organised the regim ent foe-the No­ vember 1st offensive which en­ tailed the building of nine bridg­ es, every one rof which was com­ pleted in time for the artillery to keep pace with the Infantry. His organisation of the .work at hand* enabled the advance to proceed without delay and also enabled the Infantry to have the support of the Artillery, and to keep in dose touch with their transport” "Very respectfully, ** ** “P. C. HARRIS, “The Adjutant General War Department,! "Washington, D. C.” ' aa *F * i |I i i em r V-i t rr™ * V I IT f* • —A t Cost Plus Comfort Build your own wittier home und forget about high rents and mechanical meals. There are no more convenient, satisfactory and economical homos than “B uilt Solid as the Pyram idsn They represent thc^ strongest and.most practical conMruction yet phiccJ on t h e ‘markcU / Through our construction department we will construct and complete--your Home,/ready for yquf' arrival in Florida, guarantying complctd satisfaction with every detail. ' in fo rm a tio n , catalogue and spesing Dept. Y-167. ”‘ ^ , '^ C t^ b m y .lM m b tr Gfuqfostonsii $• C* ■: Authorized Sales Engineers, Longwood, Fla —Get your Scratch Pads Herald—by the pound—16c. The many friends of Mrs. 0. P. Swope sympathise with her In her bors, to enjoy Sonata good sports, to enjoy a good dinner out of doors, to The Florida Scout Mr. Daniel, of Chuiuota, has put up joy the street'dance a t night and it For Wide-Awake Boys” foundations for. a small cottage, on is all yours Just as free as the air. A-email lot next to the hotel. There It: Is only one of the many stunts that Publisher is a demand for. houses. If the houses Greater Sanford is pulling and in­ were only large enough for on ordi­ tends to pull in the next twelve nary family^ great many could be months. We want the people to know rented., that Sanford is the greatest little town on the map and we want them to know that it Is the natural trad­ SHERIFF HAND CAPTURES TUB DIAMOND THIEF. ing center of this part of Florida and for. that reason we are hftsts to thous­ [Tram TtUa j ' i Dad») ands and intend to be the hosts to Sheriff Hand returned ,yesterday many more as the'season advances. from Jacksonville, where, he went to We have so many things in common deliver Jhe negro,.Will Foster, wanted with the localities adjacent to us and wo want to have you come to Sanford by Duval county authorities, on a and talk it over and there* fa no time serious charge. He alao brought like the 29th of September to do this back with him a negro.named Dennis Ford, who was captured In Jackson­ talking. Come to Sanford on the 29th. You ville . on description furnished by the LANDIS, FISH ft HULL will be made welcome. You wilL not sheriff's office for therobbbery of.the diamond ring*, from the Drummond Attorneys sad CounaeBon-at-Law home several weeks ago. They cap­ DeLAND. FLORIDA tured both the ring and the negro, Will practice In the State and Faderel Courts, Special facilities -for Exand Mn, Drummond ,1s being con­ enduing and Perfecting Land Titles. gratulated upon the recovery of the ring as it was her engagement ring and highly prized aside from the fact SCHELLE MAINES that it was. a valuable stone. For Tonsilitis, Cats, LAWYER ozficb IN THB court no USB SANFORD -*• FLORIDA GEO. G. HERRING Attorney-at-Law No . 14 Garner-Woodruff Bulldlr SANFORD, FLA. HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER \ MY SPECIALTIES: Piekardt Hand-Psinted China Gorham's Sterling Bliver Rorers* Plated Ware Elgin and Wbltham. Watches Parcel Poet Your Cleaning and Dyeing to ich Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers *8t " JacksonviDe, Fla. thetford, . ....... . _ practice in sll County, State and OwL i .Courts, 1st Net. Bank Sanford. Fla. TAKE 8ALT8 AT FIRST SIGN OP BLADDER IRRITATION OR BACKACHE Construction Engineer, Sanford, Fla ’-The American men and women must guard constantly against Kidney trou­ ble, because we eat too much and ell our food is rich. Our blood is filled with uric acid which the kidneys strive to filter out, they weaken from overwork, become sluggish} the'elimi­ native tissues clog and the result is kidney trouble; bladder weakness and a general, decline in health* When your'kidneys, feel like lumps of lead; your back hurts or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or you are obliged to seek relief tw o-or three times during the night; if you suffer with sick headache or disxy, nervous spells, add stomach, or you have rheu­ IF YOU NEED A NEW matism when the weather is bad, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Saits; take a table­ spoonful in a. glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This fa­ mous salts hi made from the add of grapes and lemon Juice, combined uAth lithia, and has been used for genera­ tions to flush and stimulate dogged kidneys; it neutralize the adds in the urine so it no longer l» a source Of Ir­ ritation, thus ending bladder disor­ ders. Jad Salta (a inexpensive; cannot in­ We also have the Clark Jewell Line of jure, makes a delightful effervescent STONE-COBB NUPTIAIA llthia-water beverage, and belongs in GAS RANGES every home, because nobody can make (Tram KamSajp's DsUy) . A marriage of Interest to, .their a mistake by having a good kidney LOOK YQVNGt BRING BACK .ITS large g £ p p of friends is that of Miss flushing any time.—Adv. NATURAL COLOR, GLOSS AND Izetta Stone and Mr. Robert Cobb, “I Spent $1.23 oq Rst-Saap and Bared ATTRACTIVENESS the Price of a Hog.” which was solemnizerd a t the Pres­ SANFORD, FLORIDA Common garden sage brewed Into a byterian church- Monday morning, a t James McUuire, famous hog raiser heavy tea with sulphur added, will 11’o'clock.* The wedding was a quiet of New Jersey, ssys: “I advise every tu m 1gray, streaked and faded hair affair, with only the presence of rela­ farmer troubled with, rata to use beautififlly" dark and luxuriant. Just tives. Rev, E. D. Brownlee, perform­ RAT-SNAP. Tried everything to get a few applications will prove a revela­ ed the ceremony, using the VanDyke rid of rata. Spent fl.25 on RAT-SNAP tion if your hair is fading, streaked ceremony of the Presbyterian church. Figured the rats it killed saved the Consulting Chemist says of the water: “Of the many waters of th k or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and* Miss Stone was charming in a price of a hog.” RAT-SNAP cornea tn «r regions that I have analyzed, I have f e u d none superior in all go Sulphur recipe at home, though, is traveling suit of brown with shoes and cake form. No mixing with othfer food. ties to that ef the ‘Elder Water.”—Phone tll-W . Office Is Miller troublesome. An easier way is to ge*t hat and gloves to match. Miss Stone Cats or dogs won't touch it. Three E L D E R SPRINGS W A T ER CO. a bottle of Wyeth's Ssge and Sulphur sises, 35c, 6$c, $1.26. Sold and guaris the only daughter of Mg Und Mrs. Compound at any drug store all ready antoed by Ball Hardware Co. for use. Thia is the old-time recipe! , F.-A. Stone, who have made,Sanford improved by the addition of other in-i ! their home for many years. Mr. Cobb Is a* rising young business man q f HERALD ADS get results. gradients. While wispy, gray, faded hair U not sterling qualities, and is associated sinful, ws all desire to retain our with the Sanford Truck Growers As* youthful appearance and attractive­ sodation. He ,too, is a Sanford boy. Immediately after the ceremony, ness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,! they left for an automobile tour. “ A fter several weeks absence they ,wiU ber.at home s t SiP Oak Ave. Work on our new factory Is progressing well. It will be reedy to serve our cus­ tomers the coming season, „ . , . .j They have the good wishes of their en a sponge or soft brush with it and many friends. draw this through* your hair, taking Thera have, been many recent improvements in such equipment end we are putting oim1email strand at a time; by morn­ InUmiatest and best.; - ^ ,, . ; ? '..JIT,, . — ---------------------- ---■ ing all gray hairs have disappeared,! Mrs. Reach Tells How She Got to : Automatic wolfhigsshut off deliverjBSiid ring gong at exact.quantity specified, and and, after another application or two, . ; Know Rat-Snap.' ‘ f i s p e c ia l mix*™ Mend the-materials mors thoroughly than ever before. Accuracy and • • . .. .* your hair becomes beautifully dark,| perfection are the special features considered. • &&& glossy, soft and luxuriant.—Adv. “Have always fearfd rats. Lately Ideal Fertilizer is to be even better than in the p u t . Get in line for your fall noticed many on my farm. A neighqiiiraraenta/'’ ' V*/ .'em i . $2$ BTUtfbNTS IN , . 1 I bor said ha just got rid of droves with ORLLANDO 'HIGH. RAT-SNAP. This started me thinkinir H. C. MAXWELJ., Manager Sanford Branch JRLANDO, Sept. 13^-The pfiando, j h School opened(his morning with an enrollment o f 820 students, as comP»rtd with 228 present on the opaniog dav « n . r a » . Hlrdwaro Co. The Ball Hardware Co • � 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, 1921 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. 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Burial Place of Stolen Autos .1 • NUMBER 4 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1921 volume xin : ' .. • ■■-»-■?-■---------s s * a ------------------------ • - ■-- ■---------------= * « ----------------------= r n l l l f l IkirO l l i n i f t c n T A B AV iuVWv •?tiY •J. . » FIRST DEGREE MURDER ■ VM *4 ft ft ft Have Received Know­ ledge o f Premier’s Latest Note ft ft ft ft ft « # i r ft -ft MELLON’S PLAN TAX REVISION BE UP TODAY WHAT REPEAL 2 EXCESS PROFIT 2 MADE “ P U B L I C WOULD MEAN 2 • V *‘ - - * % -.■ f Jacksonville Makes No* Delays for C arrying /MVOut Justice -.-3 STOP CRIME - WAVE THAT IS SWEEPING OYEK: WASHINGTON, 8 e p t 8 ^ Individual Incomes tax re- • Secretary Mellon’s auggesCOUNTRY ON ACCOUNT O r , . turns would fall off $70,000,- • tion* for tax revision, which LAW’S DELAY . 000 to $830,000,000 in 1922, • ,w«rs abandoned by the house through increased exemptions * ways and means committee to heads of families,'while In * AemiaWd tnm) JACKSONVILLE, Sept. «U after the Intervention of ¥?• . DUB3UN^ Sept. 8-—Sign* of 1923, the total would be cut * Rawllngs waa Indicted today for President Harding, will coma •gain $160,000,000 to $760,000,000 * first degree murder by the c a n ­ up again today before 'the are ipparem •«««* u»* Blnn aa a result of repeal of tha # ty grand Jury for the killing of senate finance committee. Mr. Fein leaden h en this morning. higher Income surtax brack- * Georg* Hickman Saaday night; Mellon will be on hand pre­ They hare received knowledge of e ta .. Collections of- back taxes * The Jury returned the Indictment pared to discuss those sug­ the content* of Premier Lloyd next year would 'be $300,000,- * eight mine tee after it began con­ gestions, the estimates as George's reply to DeValara 000 under these estimates and * sideration of tho evidence. W. CL revised after the white house which will bo mado pnblk b en $340,000,000 in 1928. • Melton, of Atlanta, and Rodneyconference on August 9th and this evening nt the eame time aa The House bill would cut * 1 lu Smith, local taxicab driver, far the tax bill as passed try the note given oat by the British. A* miscellaneous taxes from $1,- . # Chicago ppllce not-long ago discovered that an abandoned quarry pit Jail in connection with the Inreahouse. . far as could be judged Irish lead­ 340/100,000 under the present * of water waa a burying place for stolen automobiles that bad. been etrlj tlgallon of the killing of Hick­ The senate committee com­ e n a n net distarbed or aurprUlaw to $980,490,000 in 1922. • ■of valuable parts., Already a considerable number of car* have have beeft man, bound over to criminal coart pleted preliminary considera­ ed by Lloyd Georgia commnnlcaThe changes include: * • recovered from the pond, which Is very deep. o» a charge of vagrancy. Court tion of the house measure •-.LilflAill J* f V . ’- . ' • : VM Repeal of the Transport*- * lion. officials said It waa hardly poaalyesterday, but decided to tion Taxes $262,000/100. « a r 4i^a«™ ble to begin Barling's trial be­ postpone any decision on the LONDON, Sept. 9.—-The British Repeal of the Insurance Pro- ft fore Monday. ♦ ___ various changes made by the •■■sm fn mium Taxes $19,000,000, * cabinet has invited Air. DeVnlen to house until after the treasury 1 send delegates to • conference with Reduction in Cereal Bever- • secretary had been heard. Mr. Russian Government age Taxes /torn $19,000,000 * the cabinet minlstcra at Invomeae on Mellon said today he wobld to $18/100/100. * x Sept 20, accordingJbo the Daily Mail’s Will N ot Permit In­ have no prepared statement • Reduction in the tax on soft * Inverness correspondent, who adds: for the committee but the sen­ vestigation Conditions * ‘ drinks, fruit Juices, syrups, * “Only one condition .la Imposed, '• • ** _ ator* will have before theta . etc., from $41,000,000 to $12,- ft namely, the understanding that I n ­ <ar i s i I jm u m Vnm) treasury tables showing esti­ HAVE SERIOUS >• 000,000. . * WHILE IN NEW ORLEANS VIOL­ land must remain within the em­ MOSCOW, & p t 1,—The mated revenue yields and gov­ BRS AND UGLY 8PIR- i ENT FLUCTUATIONS Reduction In the levy on * pire.” .. ernment expenditures. • Soviet government has RECORDBD it S h o w n m • The communication .to U r. DeYa- f sporting goods from $4,000r .* The contemplated new * permit the International Russian 000 to $1,000/100. ' * * * lira, according to this dispatch, asks sources of revenue such as a « Usf Commission recently (ay lb# iaitiliM Vnm) Reduction In the Candy * for an early reply and points out tha NEW YORK, Sept 8. — Cotton one-cent increase Iq first- * * by the Allied Supreme Coundl to In­ Tax $22/100/100 to $14,000r * unemployed held In many apparent uselessness of conducting class postage; a stamp tax-of * vestigate conditions in Russia pre­ broke 160 points more on the opening 000. England yesterday two cents on each bank check * paratory to siding in tha famine negotiations by a further exchange M > Reduction of the tax on fur ft 'o f market here today while in New serious disorders end a graduated license tax ft r of notes. In order to allay any fears ____________ ' articles from $9,200/100 to $4,- . * | Orleans that market opened with vioU on automobiles* to average # regarding Ulster that the decision 690,000. * ent fluctuations, quotations being low­ in TO $10 yearly for each machine • that nothem Inland must not In any Repeal of tha tax on toilet * er by 141 to 200 points. Nsw buy­ by the . HAVE OWN T B M P U r and increased hates on cigar• drcoraiUnces be coerced was n a f soaps, etc, $2,100/100. . * ing developed' on both markets arid Board of ettea, and smoking end chew* firmed by tho 5 Reduction. In the tax on * prices recovered part of loss. the police. the ' MIAMI, Sept. ing tobacco to yield an addl- ft Dealing with the cabinet meeting urnZm luxuries from $20,000,000. to Mahl Temple, Ancient Order, * . tional $60,000,000. . * the Daily. Mali tay il ' $6,00?,000. VOTE OF CONFIDENCE . WEALTHY FARMER . • of the Mystic Shrine, wlfl be •The premier1 told the ministers, Repeal of the levies on per­ REVOLUTIONARY SOCIALISTS CAUGHT SHINING IN • ft. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft . ft. f t s t a meeting in the temple’s that he regarded the aituaMon as fumery cosmetics, proprie­ l*“ SENT FROM MEXICO. ary headquarter*, today. Special <Ho• THE MOONLIGHT. ,4 grave and critical and he was con­ tary medicine, etc., $6,000,000. pensation was granted local Sbrlnera^ j vinced that a further Interchange of n r *W AaaSfUtaS Tnml (Sr Tka AMMfaUS Trim) ;iy -' ' -'. f to organise the temple by the recent: notes was useless. One minister, who MEXICO CITY, Sept. 8.—A vote TAMPA, Sept 8^-Goorgo DoW W_W W W W W w w W 1 meeting of the Imperial Coundl a t had been In personal contact with ■hong, of Keysvllle; said to be worth confidence in "revlutiondry socialists* Des Moines, Iowa. The second floor 8inn Fein opinion, said he was in­ two hundred thousand dollars, was in West Virglni*"' was extended last ’’•39 of the 8dbold building, No. 228 W est formed that It was the real Inten­ arrested and'arralgued here today on night by the communists congress | Flagler street, has been selected a s tion n fits leaders to secure e plebis­ 'a charge of operating a still on his now in session here. An agreement temporary headquarters until a r ­ cite of the Irish people after e fu r­ farm. J. H. Thompson, brother-ln: was reached during the meeting to rangements are completed for th* ther exchange of notes and to ensure law, was also arrested. Both waa re­ assist in any way possible the FREIGHT TRAIN building of a tempi*. DYNAMITED * ' r '•*'*•* that such) plebiscite resulted in e ‘'revolutionary socialists.” leased on bond, pending trial. LAST NIGHT AND ENGI­ mandate for a conference. •v, *v '-------- ; ------- ;-----NORTH CAROLINA MA& , • NEER KILLED John Hartridge, Jr. BURNED AT MASON w Gay Embroideries -----I n v e r n e s s , Sept 8.—An official BEING TURNED 1 BUT NOT 8BRIOU8LT. (tar fls im d ih i rnM) JacksonvijJ# Lawyer, ____ ii On Dark Frocks confirmation of the British cabinet's ATLANTA, Sept. 8.—Military pro- : t,»•; t.i'lfa/.sd T&-Efij r f t RESPONSIBILITY OF reply to the latest not* from DeVaIndicted for Forgery tection for employees and property of DISORDERS % nr ru • and Lace Effects • •. —■ ■■ « lera invites representatives of the i tho Atlanta, Birmingham A Atlantic JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 8—E. F . _ >------- JACKSONVILLE, 8.—John R*i|way wni be u k ed of Governor (Sy n t A.wcUt.d Pr.M) Sinn Fein to further conference, waa Wyatt, registered from Wilson, N. C., Evening Wear Will be Part of CHARLESTON, S. C^ Sept. 8 r E. Harrington, Jr., member of a prom- Hardwick as a result of numerous overcome by amoks and burned a b o u t' riven out heretoday. ’ . Winter Wear Inent Jacksonville family, and focal 0f dyn^qjjting freight trains *c- the neck and shouldefa early todag aa. With everything reported quiet along —— r* . attorney, was indicted by th# federal cordlnf to a lU teraent by Cqionel B. ik.Xikult of fire in hia room an. tfinthe Logan and Boone county line and <*7 TU AmmUUS Tnm) t Woman Stabbed By federal troops in complet* control of CHICAGO, Sept 8^-Gay embroid­ grand Jury yesterday on a charge o | It Qugg, receiver for the road, foUow- sixth flobr of the Mason hotel, was the situation, attention has now been Husband Yesterday in eries on dark frocks, lacy effects for forgery. The charge grew out of a ln f tha blowing up of a freight train removed to tho hospital w hen physi­ tufhed to efforts to determine the re­ smuggling case in which H a rt-'o h tha ouUklrt* of Atlanta last night Tampa W ill Recover sponsibility for the disturbances along evening wear and striking color com­ recent cians say his Injuries are.not? fa#ridge acted aa the attorney for a ln wWch the .ngfneer waa IdUed and Ueved to be serious; , The flames was-, -------binations will be characteristics of Bermuda negr**s, held aa a material „everllI trainmen injured, Spruce Fork Ridge that resulted in (By TW Im iltM Pims) confined to W yatt’s room, and dam­ ! ______________ TAMPA, Septr B^Phyalclana said government forces being sent Into winter styles for women according to witness. . ages will amount to about one thous­ _ of America. ( It is charged Hsrtridge forged a STEAMER APACHE the Fashion Art League today that Mrs. Lilly 8. Stephenaon, West Virginia last week. and dollars. Gowns will be fashioned after lines of ‘check given to the wpman,by the govI *h° was dangerously stabbed late TOWED IN TODAY • LOGAN, Sept.' 8v— About forty figure but not form fitting, the .Lea- jerhment in-payment as a witness fee. yesterday by her husband, during a ENGINES. BROKE DOWN. U. 8. SETS FORTH ------ - ® family quarrel, will recover.' They warrants was issued here for the ar­ gue announced. Skirts down to ten Hsrtridge vwss arrested several weeks MANDATE 8TAND . (Sr TU ArniUiu rm t) rest of men alleged to have formed inches from the ground. Sleeves will |ego on e similar charge, but was cx- • have Krown children. MORE DBFINITBLT. NORFOLK, S ept 8.—The Clyde part of tho armed forces whose march be tight from The shoulder to elbow onerated when brought before Fed. •- * Line steamship, Apache, anchored in RAIN IN FORE8T FIRE on Logan county brought tfas troop* with decided flare below. era! Commissioner Noble. Lynn Hayen Roads early today and WASHINGTON, Stpt. 7r—The po­ ARBAB OF MINNESOTA the coal fields. is being towed in by the coast guard sition of the American government on . AIDS CHECKING BLAZE cutter Manning, from off Capo B at­ the questio nof mandates has boon DOCK MEN AGREE (Sy TW to a llM frew) te n s , after her engines broke down. set forth more completely than here­ I ' J ■ 8 T . PAUL, Minn., Sept, 8,—Reports tofore and especially in reference to TO TAKE PAY CUT GRAPEFRUIT WILL BE ■ #f .ra,n falling In the western part of those of class “A* end ”B" In a new OF TEN PER CENT Ule forest fire area near McGrath and 8TORBD IN KENTUCKY. note to Greet White Pine; the latter of which waa LAKE WALES, Sept. 8.—Joe fl. end Japan, end through some of i NEW YORK, Sept 8,—A ten per destroyed yesterday, encouraged offlBriggs has made arrangements with It’.-is understood,iC " ' eialii to believe that the cheek put up­ nt cut in wages was proposed by BRIDGE OVER OLD TAMPA v H. Guy Nickerson of the Bayshore In Application of Man­ representatives of the Inlternmtional on the flames could be maintained. BAY UNSAFE FOR HEAVY Development Co., of Temps, to store dates Says Lord Alt night efforts at backfiring and Longshoremen’s Association at a con­ " TRUCKS, SAYS ENGINEER. :1 ^ 5,000 boxes of Irapegfrult In Mr. opting of fire lines by the 1/WO mll- ference yesterday with a committee of Robert C ed| Briggs’ cave In Kentucky, not far 'V* mcn end volunteers gave the lire the American Steamship Owners' as­ 8 —The 8T. PETERSBU RG , from Mammoth' cate, as an fighters the upper hand early today, sociation on the proposed new wage bridge serosa Old • (By TW bay, 1 conment to see i ftbe fruit will keep‘well dispatched *f • Wu.va . scale effective October-1- The steam­ GENEVA, “ V# ___ J . fla. I - _____ l L i i V n e c tin g S a fe ty Harbqt with Hflla^ORD INVITED TO WASHINGTON ship men submitted ^n agreement pro­ bor , h I *n. .* ng for a cut in wages from Althoug hoffkials would not dfecusai cents an hour straight time and I . ____ . by the League of Nations was m a d e • veloped to a Urge extent The cave the matters, im * understood that ‘ overtime, under the existing igbt bucks s ro -hpuld hy Cedi, representative! nmlnUln. a year around temperature note w ar forwarded after lnqui Ford waa invited today by Secretary to 66 cents an hour straight mobiles and llg be csrefulln crossing thq bridge,-sc- for ^ H c a at today's session of l« ty -elg h t degrees and U dry a. had been received frota sons War Weeks to come to Washing­ time'and $1 an hour overtime. ^ which can be. Mir. Briggs 1 sconfldant that. ton st his convenience to discuss w||h The Longshoreman propose^ a rate cording to Mr. Burleson, and It shopld ^ es to the . •. government officials his proposal to of 72 cents an hour itnlgbtltiiqg and the “ A” and t 0T r _sii-J. .■. . -took °P » general discussion. of ^ c - It will keep grapefruit In fine cpndi- i TTie bridge is safe enough for th e ; complUhments of orgenlxation to tion so that thay may be released at their purchase end lease tha Muscle $1.08 overtime as th a' basis for a In rdfns------*— *-M- he--•» - said he did not sutomoblls, said,*-* but — c a n"’a Alabama, nitrate,,and water new agreemnt. The steamship men .ordinary He to ep- time during the summer when th e . tha project. Secretary Weeks said that eame out for a bine hour day. The Ufatald be taken to avoid speeding. to critkUo stes, market U ftte: desired to discus* several phases longshoreman were firm for an eight The piles supporting Ihe bridge have . . In with the been eatentiaL-*SfW-WJf‘,e , of Mr. Fonl'a offer.but was not piwspace avauabble In the cave-. >fy taka rounty engineer; end are being ,P*red in advance of the conference to Longshoremen will p r ted with them and without furth- Mr. Briggs is aura that the plan will| . placed as rapidly as possible. place next w eek/lt be THIS EVENING AND DeVALBBA'B BETLT OJVfW OUT AT THB SAME TIME IDEMONSTRATION OF UNEMPLOYED IN NEW YORK ■ IN ENGLAND!: COTTON BROKE J ASK PROTECTION OF MILITARY FOR THEA.B.&A.RY. ALL IS QUIET RS WEST - - LY NEGATIVE POSITION THE UNITED STATES RESPONSIBLE FOR D LAY • ....................................................................... .. ■” y. fI ; ... *• . * ■ . ‘ m i I , ■, j , , ST ■■ .» �■* • ' ' » . • ■ -» •. . ' * . - W,*z . V ^ i.i Wf> THE iiWtuVM'i. • .v-1 s p g ? $ r^ ;! SEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1921 * * * * * * * * * * IBELCHER HELD, MANSLAUGHTE | f LAKE MONROE life********* SANFORD AND MET AT v ^sn Coroner’s Jury Verdict N Says Dr. Belcher Guilty tured looking toward better freight rates and bigger dtice—plana are not matured with 200 people present en­ joying a good time. It was simply that great spirit of welcome from one good city to anoth­ FROM DR. BELCHER AT THE COR­ ONER'S INQSBT AND HE RE­ er good city, it waa that great spirit TURNS TO HIS HOME of hospitality that distinguishes the south from any othei; portion of the CLEARWATER, Aug. 31.—“Vir­ globe whoro good people gather, it 80MB B i r r f MEUDBRS ORLANDO waa that spirit of the .old Indian cus­ ginia Turner died as the kesult of a C. OF Q WERE GUESTS OF tom that when you take salt together criminal operation performed by Dr. SANFORD CHAMBER r friendship enduring forever results. It I. J. Belcher," was the verdict return­ was that spirit of get-together,-of real ed by the coroner’s Jury here at 5:30 (TrW» Wit i n lif i Daflf) 1V/ ! *') V o’clock yesterday evening. A bond of On# of the-greatest gatherings that discussion, of good times, boosters meeting boosters, of city builders f 10,000 yvas immediately fixed-, by has bpcn held'her# In latter years was meeting city builders' and discussing Judge Charles Evans. A t 6 o’clock, the banquet of the Sanford Chamber their various problems. Dr. Belcher was on hii way to his home a t Tarpon Springs, his release of Commerce’at the Valdez Hotel last It was a meeting that will go down obtained by the furnishing of tha $10,­ nlghtVhen tho local dhamber was host in history as one of the greatest oc­ 000 bond by Barnard Kilgore of Clear­ to afcout 60 members of the Orlando casions that Sanford or Orlando have water and W. L. Jlnckney of Safety ever staged and much good will accrue (tim b e r of Commerce. The banquet from it. Old lines that while they Harbor. September 6th has been set was scheduled,fof 8:30 ana at that were imaginary existed none the less as the date for his preliminary hear­ hour the dining rpom was filled to have been wiped away. Old prejudic­ ing a t which time he will face a charge overflowing and several whoicame in es that might have existed have been of manslaughter. Whether' or not late were unable to get a seat. t . obliterated, old ideas of county and Belcher will waive this preliminary The Schall-Roblnson orchestra ren­ city boundary lines have been dissi­ hearing could not be learned today as dered several selections during the en­ pated and as the bright aun of anoth­ he refused to atafe. Belcher and the j trees and all through the meal kept er day rioea over the cities of Sanford girl were cousins. At the inquest, .which waa formed the crowd In dancing humor and dur­ and Orlando those who were at the ing the banquet Mrs. J. A. Taksch banquet no doubt arose with a differ­ at 2:80 o’clock, Fred Thomas, detec­ gave several vocal selections being ac­ ent feeling this morning toward their tive, of Tampa, who was etigaged by companied by her sister/ Mra. Seth neighbors and friends. Did this hap­ the girl’s father, A. C. ^Turner, to in­ Woodniff. ’ The home people expected pen to you? • • . vestigate the case, took the stand and It was great, it waa good, it waa related the course of his investigation something good from Mrs. Taksch and they were not disappointed but those real and the Sanford Chamber of of the murder which resulted in the from Orlando who had never heard Commerce never did a finer thing than arrest Sunday evening of Dr. Belcher. • her aing were literally enthralled aa to extend the invitation and the Or­ Following Mr. Thomas, Miss Violet her voice filled the banquet room and lando Chamber never did a better Albury, twenty yean old, residing at No. 3608 Tampa street In Tampa, told she was obliged to give encores to ev­ thing than to accept. the 3ury of her' acquaintanceship with ery number. The musical part of tho Virginia Turner. According to her program waa excellent but had noth­ testimony} khe was a close friend of ing on the gastronomic part as Mino the Turner girl and the two glrla saw Host Campbell had prepared some­ each othdr frequently last spring. Up­ thing special in the way of chicken, on several occasions, according to Miss Maryland style, and everything that Albury’a testimony, the two girls goes with it. From soup to cigars the spent part of their time together with service and the viands were most ex­ several boy friends of Tampa. The ____ \ . cellent and Manager Campbell came in "boys sho named as being mutual (From W ritlK U j'l D tllj) for much praise from the visitors. One of the best meetings held by friends are, Roycc Crum, residing at As the cigars were lighted President Georgo W. Knight called for order and the local Masonic Lodgo for many No. 808 East Ross avenue; Gene Mcnin a cheerful vein extended to the years was tho Past Masters meeting endez, <residing at No, 2204 Central held in the Masonic Ilsll last night. avenue; Emmit James, residing a t No. guests from our neighboring city most cordial welcome. He outlined the The attendance is said to exceed any 306 East Ross avenue and a boy by aims and ideals of the Chamber of meeting fn the past four years, with the namo of Julian Whitman, a ship­ Commerce and gave many reasons why approximately 100 Masons in attend­ yard worker. Miss Albury was bro’t to Clearwater by Detective Thomas as Sanford and Orlando people should ance. Tho work was wholly in charge of a witness. stand together for the many good Miss Albury further brought out things that could bo obtained by con­ the past master# of the lodge, nono of tho present officers taking any part the fact that ahe had not seen the certed action. In fact this was tho spirit of tho in tho work. Some of these men have Turner girl since May 1. Prior to evening sqd as speaker after speaker not participate^ in tho work of the that time, it was admitted that the arose when called upon each and every degrees in many years but to see the girls made frequent trips by automo­ one expressed the feeling it was a enthusiastic manner in which they bile with tho boys between here and moat auspicious occasion when San­ welcomed the opportunity to assist in Tampa. She had known Miss Turner ford rfnd Orlando could gift together the work Vroultt lead one to think that /Or about a year, sho testified. - ’ Drs. J. T. Bowen and Bird McMulwith the ono idea of helping each oth­ this waa their first opportunity of a llfo-time. . i led of this place, who performed the er and putting ovor tin- great shipThe third degree was conferred up­ autopsy, told the jury of their find­ Li.V1 by-water project that Just now is in on E. D. Brownlee, Geo. Chambetlain, ings. They stated that a criminal op­ the public eyo and public mind. And in the speaking the men were J. S. Routh and George Smith. Rev. eration unquestionably had been per­ not alone for Mrs. Lcoriardl, of the F. II. Rudder, master of the Daytona formed, but that in tbelr opinion no Business and Professional Women’s lodge, delivered the letture at the close physician did i t As their explana­ CJub, when called upon gave a moat of the work and District Deputy E. L. tion, they aaid that the work waa that excellent talk along the lines of city Shear, also of Daytona, was an offic­ of an amateur and it was badly bun­ building and co-operation. Lack of ial visitor at the meeting and deliver­ gled. The stab wound/which showed upon the girl’s skin as a very ’ small spacuiorblda a special mention of the ed the charge- to tho candidates. Sanford lodge la fortunate In hav­ spot,-could not hnve been the cause of speeches and since so many of the Sanford pcoplo were present and heard ing a large number of capable and her death, and that in their opinion . them it Is hardly necessary as they efficient past masters who are always the stab wound was inflicted after her were all good, all of them made a hit ready and willing to assist in the death. The right shoulder had been • and all of them helped in cementing work of tho lodge in* any capacity. broken also. . Mrs. Iva Straight, who resides in more firmly the bond of friendship be­ Tho w6rk last night was handled by the following past masters: Jno. D. Tarpon Springs, took the stand and tween Sanford and Orlando. President Knight called upon the Jinkins, C. J. Rurnph, F. L. Miller, told of seeing a young woman in Dr. following who responded: Mayor Jas. Moughton, W. C. DeCoursoy, T. Belcher’s office last Wednesday after­ Stevens, of Sanford; M. J. Daetwyler, E. King, J. E. Tcrwilliger, A. C. Mar­ noon, who closely resembled bliss president of the Orlando Chamber of tin, L. R’. Phillips, G. W. Spencer and Turner. She admitted that-she was Commerce; I. W. Phillips, of Orlando, U. E. Tolar of Sanford lodgo and C. not positive that tho woman was Mias and Sanford; F. P. Forster, president O. Bradbury, past master from Geor­ Turner, but that she believed that it waa she. She failed to identify Miss of tho First National Bank of San­ gia* ford; W. M. Glenn, editor of the Morn­ Sanford Lodgo No. 62 now has Over Turner’s clothing ns those worn by ing Sentinel; S. Kenneth Guernsey, 200 membcrs.nnd is in a very fine con­ the woman that afternodfa In the doc­ , . president of the Orlando Rotary Club; dition. The next meeting will be held tor's office. Mrs. John Lconardy, president of the on Tuesday evening, September 6th •The story of hoir Dr. Belcher's c ir Woman’s Club of Sanford; J. P. Hol­ at which time the First Degree will was pulled out of the sand bank on tho edge of Booker creek before day­ brook, former president of the Rotary be exmeplified. light Saturday near where the rfrl’a Club, of Orlando; John M. Cheney, t body was found Saturday evening, former judge of the Federal court and SEEK LAW TO CREATE STANDARD PACKAGES was told by W. L. Ballard, proprietor prominent lawyer of Orlando; Forest FOR SHIPPING FRUIT. of the.garage at Oldatnar, to which Lake, president of the Seminole Bank, of Sanford; R. B. Drossier, editor of WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.—Ths place Belcher‘walked four miles thru the. Orlando Reporter-Star; John Mc­ American Fruit Growers’ Association the woods early Saturday morning to Culloch, prominent capitalist and bus­ Is much interested in a plan that is of secure aid. " Judge O. K. Reaves of the Tampa iness man of Orlando; R. J, Holly, edi­ vithl concern to the fruit people of tor of the Sanford Herald, and N. P. Florida and Georgia. They desire tho law firm of Mabry, Reaves and Carl­ IT Yowell, head of the Yowell-Drew de­ early passage by congress of a bill ton, waa present at the inquest, to assist State Attorney Wilson on the partment store of Orlando. ... . . now pending In the. house, to fix evidence. „ After a dosing address of a few standards for hampers, round stave Dr. Belcher has steadfastly refused ' words in which ho assured them this baskets and splint baskets for fruits to make any comment beyond a denial meeting would not end the love feast and vegetables. of his gpllt, and did not testify iU the and telling them that tonight the rep­ It Is said that by standardising inquest yesterday. resentatives of various cities would Local officials continued their . In­ meet here to take up these important these packages the cost of mariufac-' tore would be reduced, there would vestigation last night and it w ai ex­ matters of Interest to all of Florida be a saving in the expense of pack­ pected other arrests would be- made President Knight adjourned one of the most interesting and important meet­ ing .loading In cart would be easier shortly.—Tampa Tribune. ings that the Sanford Chamber of and the packages would reach their The Osceola Cypress Co., at San­ Commerce has ever held* ; i — >-Sr destination iir bettnT CffnSUloh Than waa not that ao much work was they now do. The consumer would ford, is another one of the state's accomplished—no work is ever accom­ also -be assured of ' full measure, largest industries. They are now cut­ plished at a meeting of the body as a which la not the case with many odd ting about 100,000 feet a day. whole—it was not that the apeec'hes aloes of packages that are now nianu. The modern system of education jfw- - token as a whole really put over any­ factored and sold. teaches almost everything except a When congress thing constructive—they way to live, fomfortably on a teach Its recess it Is se t It cities ii to liter big plans 1 * , -A m Greatest M eeting of Grieat Boosters Ever Staged Here . ; NO TESTIMONY WAS ONE BIG NIGHT PAST MASTERS NIGHT WAS A BIG SUCCESS Really, we befleve we are the first upon the Job. Inelegant to be sure, to style it as such, as the teaching of school is quite a profession and fall* under the’ heading of poaltion, but when we gathered them qll in Morv day morning and wrought order from chaos, it was a Job. But a bright and happy one and an atmosphere of smiles filled the auditorium when Lake Monroo school opened its doors for another year, of work nnd fun. The old proverb Is frayed at the end but nevertheless true, that Jack gets to be a stupid boy w[hen ho works all day and never plays. So, between times, around and about, the earnest study and hard endeavor, we have planned all kinds of happy little sur­ prises and pleasures for our boys and girls, and our good patrons too, who are always so welcome to shore, our joys. ' Yes, we shall work hard and play hard in the allotted times of each and wo hope our children will repeat at the closo of the school year, the same as they said last year, “Oh, we are so sorry school is out, we Just love to go to school." ; . Our popular superintendent, Prof. T. W. Lawton, was with u^ Monday, and his kind and encouraging words were thoroughly enjoyed by the large number of patrons present and ex­ tended away deep Into the apprecia­ tion of the teachers. Our children alMove Mr. Ldwton, and know he la a friend and * genuine old, Kentucky hospitality ia extended him; with a sincere Invitation to come Often. We also had with ua Rev. who gave the invocation and made a nice talk. O fcourse our good 'trus­ tees, Messrs. John Bell and Charles Bales/ftad a lot of good things to aay by way of cheering ua up and start­ ing ua off right. Really, it was a very delightful occasion, and patrons, teachers, and children, wero happy and pleased over the bright prospccts for tho coming year. The for­ mer teachers will hold the different positions - as follows: Prof, J. T. Jacobs, principal; Mra. Jacobs, pri­ mary; Mra. Buchanan, intermediate; also music, teacher. The new Baptist church at Monroe is being rapidly completed. The build­ ing Is large and airy; with a nlde Sunday school room, a prptty pulpit, beautiful lighting fixtures, and all other necessary furnishings. Mr. L. K. B. Mann is to be commended upon hia generosity in the gift of the beau­ tiful corner lot. . Miss Shelby, of Chattanooga Tenn., is n guest of her brother, Mr. Marion Shelby. . Mr. W. J. Jewell will make a tr^p to his farm at Wauchula upon busi­ ness Saturday. Mias Lilly Miles, of Louisville, Ky., is visiting her niece, Miss Linda Miles, at this place. Dr. W. F. Blackman has returned from n business trip to Chica'go. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lappln, of the West Side, have returned from a business trip to N«w York City. * Mrs. R. A. Stephens is confined to her'home by illqess. ************ : GENEVA : * * * * * * * * * * * * _____ • A large crowd frojn here attended the society wedding In Sanford Fri­ day evening. Mrs. Kate Wilkp called on Mrs. Ballard Tuesdky afternoon. Christine McClellan, Lula and Eth­ el LeFiles, and Mrs. May Rivers, Os­ sie Howard and Jack Flynt, were visiting in Moore Station Monday evening. ; Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt moved Into the Flynt property. Lula LeFilea and Rev. Wright took dlhner with Mrs. T. W. Prevatt. The B. Y. P. U., meet Sunday night at the Baptist church. Prayer meeting was h^ld at the Baptist church Wednesday night community club met at- the town hall Monday afternoon with a large attendance. . A large crowd from Sanford at­ tended tho road meeting here Mon­ day night Miaa Ruth McFarland spent Sun­ day with Ethel LeFilea. . Mr. CUude Coffie and Miaa Clara Harrison left Friday night for Ml ami. Mr. Coffie and wife came home Sunday. Mias Harrison will stay for a couple of weeks. . __ _____ — Mr. and Mra. Fred Ballard, of Beck Hammock, spent Sunday with friends and relatives. » .• Work will start the first of the week on a 60-mile asphslt highway in Sumter county. Vvr- - ■ . -J,r J ; .You never realise how small • mil­ lionaire’s income really la until hia wife asks for alimony. ■ ll * ’ * -' • D V - . - '.s*. r. . ./ .v. ,vf. -tt* s’ ' its \ •- P k- & : .g . Every mother should pride herself on hav­ ing a boy who is hard on clothes. It shows he ia normal and is blessed, with a whole lot of life.. We have taken particular interest in the bdy's needs, and can furniahrhim with the toughest and most durable clothes that are made. Let^is help you solve the problem of clothing your boy. . Sanford Shoe&ClothjngCo. # -ft * * * * * * * OVIEDO * * * * * * * * * * * Mra. O. W. Wolcott entertained a t a dinner party last Wednesday in hon­ or of Mra. J. C. Lattice, of Winter Park. The gueats were Mrs. J. C. Lattice, Mra. D. N. Batchellor, Mrs. W alter Y{. Rose, Miss Harriet Rose, of Winter Park, and Misa Allie Knox, of Atlanta, Go. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. West are the proud parents of a fine baby boy, born Monday, August 20. , Misses Ruth and Elizabeth Young, Miaa Virginia Wright and Reverdy Wright returned Saturday from Sarasots. Mrs. 0. G. Wolcott and son, Henry, spent last week in Orlando and Win­ der Park. - . Mrs. C. S. Lee and Misa Mable Swope, entertslned moat delightfully last Friday afternoon in honor of their mother, Mrs. 8. W. Swope. The party was a surprise to Mra. Swope, which added much to the pieaesure of tho occasion both for Mra. Swope and the guesU. • • . Mra. fc/Spinks' and baby, of Lees­ burg, are visiting Mrs. M. M. King. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young ,and daughters, Catherine, Maxine and Wilda, returned Saturday night froqi trip of several wceka duration to points Jn Arkansas, Alabama; and Mississippi. Jamea Rush, left Wedncaday for his home in Opelika ,Ala. W. E. Argo, who has been quite 1)1 for -the past week, ia able t') be out again. Misa A. D. Mitchell entertained Monday nlglit in honor of Mrs. A. K. Crawford, her 1021 graduating class,' Misses Elizabeth Lawton, Olive Llzette and Mabel Swope, and Jamea Rush, and Francis Svope. After supper, Messrs. Dowdy, W .h o rs and McCall,- joined the party and rook games were enjoyed for tho rest of the evening. Mrs. D. N. Batchellor, Mr .and Mra. Artie Schultz, Mr. and Mra. John Coleman lattice, M. M. Smith, Sr^ M. M. Smith*Jr., and bliss Sledge, «f . Winter Park, visited Mrs. O. G. Wol­ cott Sunday afternoon. Mrs. C. T. McCully add little doagb ter, Naomi, returned Saturday frosa an extended viait to Mr*. McCuliejr’s parents in Ohio. ' * Mr. and Mra. W. R. Kimbrel sad * M «. W. M. Wright motored to Saa- “ ford via \he beautiful -Geneva road Sunday afterrioon. • Miss Olive Legotto and Mrs. A IL Crawford left Thursday for Jackson­ ville whorcthcy will enter Maasey Business, College. . ' Mra. T. W. Lawton and her Sunday school class, entertained at a chicken pilau at White’s Wharf Tuesday cra­ ning. The. party was given in fare- . well to two members -of the class, Miss Olive Lexette and Jamea Rush, Who are' leaving for school this week. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wright sad family and James Rush spent Tues­ day In Orlando. . f! Messrs. John Robertson and S. L» Murphy spent Sunday a t' Daytona Beach. W. J. Lawton and family spent Saturday afternoon in Orlando. • Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Wade left Wed­ nesday afternoon for Wildwood where' they will reside for the present, Mr. Wade having given up his run on the Seaboard into Oviedo. N. H. Tanner is spending the week in Miami. Mr. and Mrs. S.,W. Swope nnd fam­ ily spent Saturday afternoon in San­ ford. Miaa Olive Legette entertained a , number of her girl friends at a rook party Saturday night. Mra. O. P. Swope and.children re­ turned Thursday from Daytona Beach where they have been spending the summer. • Mrs. Ralph Basaford ia visiting,her. parents, Mr; and Mra. N. F. Legette. Passing the buck isn’t original with statesmen of today. / ‘Tho woman," said Adam', "tempted me." A whilesale tobacco. business has been organised a t Cocoa.* It will be known aa the Tobacco Dealers Co. ’ - at THE CASH First Street a n d Elm A v e n u e . • EDWARD HIGGINS, . < j* ICE COLD CHERO-CdLA FREEi ‘ •V O N -S A T p P 4 $ r A V '.Vu Sis W-V/fi-v vv : ;* •;-D' �' •'• •• '-• .- ■ g M S fim m ii - - ■-: - ’ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1921 and their many friends Were delighted GOOD LUCK LUNCHEON to see them Dr. Blackman has just Mre. George Hyman entertained a returned from a trip to Chicago. few of tho young girls at lunch Sat­ Miss Jettio Westmoreland left yes­ (Trem Koa<a)r*i Hafir) J. G. Ball returned Friday evening terday for her “home'In Greensboro, N. urday, in honor of Virgie's 13th birth­ 'from Jacksonville, where he went on C., after spending some time hero as day, Hone shoe* were used in many the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Snow. ways to insure good luck to the guests business. Mr. and Mrs. John Snow and their and honored. From rusty old horse Miss Jennette Appling, of Orlando, guest, Mias Jettie Westmoreland and shoes hung in all doorways to the is the guest of Virgis Hyman for William Snow, motored to Daytona pretty horse, shoe favors and a birth­ few days. • .. . day cake adorned with tiny silver Mrs; W, H. Belding returned homo Beach Sunday. Mre. Clarence Mahoney left Thurs­ horso shoes. At 12:16 the girls went Friday from a ten week's visit with from the same terminal, there being day for Oswego, Kans., where she will into the dining room where a three in Michigan and Ohio. de Line Rates Much no delay on account of switching or relatives Sam Younts left Saturday night visit her parents for a month or six course luncheon was served. g e n u in e draylng. Cheaper Than A t two o’clock Dr. Hyman took the for Daytona Beach, where he spent weeks* 7. —What kind of connections the are week-end. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith and lit­ happy singing crowd of girls for a Rail made at Jacksonville between river tle daughter, Juanita, spent the week r i d e , and then each to th e ir several Fred S. Daiger, and R. T. Thrasher, boats and ocean vessels? The closest left in the Daiger car Saturday night end in Tampa as the guests of Mre. homes. Virgie was the recipient of possible connection is made a t Jack Smith's slater. many-lovely gift*. Those in the par­ sonvlilo between river boat and ocean for Tampa. whero they will spend two . . Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Kolb left Fri ty wfre: Misses Jennette days with the former's parents. vessels. £} g ; day for Oxark, Ala., vfhero they are Orlando; ord Shinholscr, Margaret DELAND NEWS TAKES UP GREAT 8. —What is the time required for Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Woodruff, J. D. the guests of the former’s parents. Miller, Ru D orothy ,Ryan, QUESTION OF SHIPPING the transportation of freight from and Ralph Woodruff, and Miss May Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lee motored to Snry EM: tobacco oye, Thelma Godbye DeLand Landing to the several points Thrasher, arrived homo’ Saturday Titusville where they were the guests and Virgie Hyman. BY WATER evertfhg in the Woodruff car from n> the prevent time a greet deal of touched by the ocean vessels? (Give Hendersonville, N. C., where they of the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. the time for each terminal point). A. W. Lee, Sr., for the week end. Mrs. Keach Tells HoW She Got to interest Ms . being awakened in Florida 10c have been spending some time. Mre. W. J. Thigpen and little daugh­ on the question of water transport* Present schedule-is as follows; Ocean . ..*• Know, Hat-Snap. ? ■ H. A. Jones, Sanford, j r u listed lion, especially of the citrus crop to line steamer .scheduled to arrive -at smong the arrivals in Tampa yester­ ter Katherine* leave tonight for New Jacksonville, in tho forenoon of Sun­ York, where they will,visit her sister, j-noticed many on my farm. A neigh­ northern market*. day on a combined business and Miss KatlAftine WUkey. One of the most important factor* days, Tuesdays and Fridays. North­ bor said he just got Hd of droves with pleasure visit—Tampa Tribune. Of « 4 leaves of tU U fe• Misses Mina Howprd and Perrie Lee BAT-SftAP. This started me thinking in this very important problem is the bound sailings, 2 o’clock p. m., of G. W. Springer, of Sanford, is vis­ Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. tho vary finest clgaratlo Bell left today for Charlotte, N. C., river. This very remarkTried RAT-SNAP myself. It killed 17 iting among .friends and acquaint­ ’ in the world. River line steamer is scheduled, to where they will enter Queen's. Col­ the like of which cannot and scared the rest away." RATances in Tampa and may remain for leave; Jacksonvitie for the south at 4 lege. elsewhere in the world, sup SNAP comes in three sixes, 35c, 65c, Dr. and Mrs. H. K. Murphy, of $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball plies the one thing needful, to a large o'clock p. m., of Tuesdays, Thursdays the next few days.—Tampa Tribune. fiftsa Mary Elisabeth Moyo la visit­ Mulberry, Fla., were the week-end extent, for an unlimited amount tt! and Snturdays. River boats are sched­ Hardware Cowater traffic. If one were to com­ uled to arrive in Jacksonville at 7 a. ing in Arcadia aa the guest of tho guests of Mr. and Mre, R. L. Peck, 1~i-!-. 1 .WB1 pute the commercial value to the state m. of Mondays, Thursdays and Satur- family of R. G. Moye.—Arcadia notes at their home on Ninth street. <fty*£';:; r ! Tampa Tribune. ■ Mr. and M rs.J. L, Burk and daugh­ of Florida of thif itnfiam of water, he Miss Lola Evans returned home yes­ ter, of Dublin, Ga., are spending some would soon get far above the. six fig­ Note: While the information that ure mark. It Is simply an immense ir given by Mr. Scroble In reply to No. terday from Black Mountain, N. C,, time here. Miss Neel Hatchcock, of Plant City, reapurce, and its value is scared by 8, is of interest and value, it ri.v.s not where she spent several weeks. , James Higgins, o$ Haines City, Is the attractive guest of her sister, every acre of .land in West Volusia touch the point that is Intended by the question. Another effort will be was In the city yesterday. Mrs. John G, Leonatdy. county to a generous extent. made to secure the desired informa­ O. P. Swope, of Oviedo, attended Mre. C. L. Smith, of Dade City, is In order to secure reliable and first­ tion, end if successful will be given tho meeting of the county commis­ the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Robert hand information on a number of im sioners today. Walton r. portant particulars pertaining to the in another issue. wat«f transportation route from De- 0.—Quote transportation rates, per E. II. Kilbee, of Geneva, was in the Mrs. R. L. Griffin, Misses R. E., and Lapfl northwards, the News addressed cwt. or ton, from DeLand Landing to fcmily Griffitt, TKjrabeth Black, and city today on matters pertaining to a Bfucjes,of.questions to the local agent each of tho several terminal points, on Sara Evelyn Williams, and James reads and other county affaire. three of the most common classes of Huff ,and Mrs. A. Lllja. are a congen­ -- Mrtr-R. J. Holly, Robert Holly, Jr., of tho Clyde Steamship Company,. mrechandise, and-give examples of the f Mr. Miller forwarded our queries ial party spending the day at Palm and Mrs. T. C. Vincent returned last merchandise included in those classes. Springs. to the general freight agent of the night from Vero where Mre, Vincent company, Mr.- L. S. Scroble,'• at Tho freight rates carried In tariffs Is­ Mr. and Mre. Archie Betts are went-to look after her orange grove Jacksonville, and that gentleman has sued by Clyde Steamship Company, spending • few days at Daytona and .truck farm. They found it very ’ very kindly supplied us with quite are governed by Southern classifica­ Beach. dryl and, dusty down that way but Class compete hnd interesting replies. Wo tion on interstate business. Mr. D. A. Caldwell and Master Joe, everything is booming and the people give herewith the questions, .together rates apply in both directions. Inter­ left yesterday for Jacksonville, where are expecting a great season. state class rates, applicable between with Mr. Scroble’s snawen: Among the visitors from Geneva Jacksonville and DeLand Landing are they will spend hcvcral days. 1. —How many boats has the Clyde today was M1. E. Dooley, one of tho Mre. E. D. Brownlee returned home Line of the St. Johns river traffic" as follows: First class, 53c; second live wires of that section who is Clyde Line is at present operating class, 47c; third class, 44c; fourth, Saturday from an extended visit to North and South ^Carolina and Geor­ greatly interested in good roads and one steamer between Jacksonville and 37ttc; fifth, 30<; sixth, 25c. Between gia. other improvements for that bustling Jacksonville and New York as fol­ Sanford, handling both freight and Miss Virginia Palmer Is visiting in place. second, $1.09V4; passenger business, making three trips lows; First, third, 00c; fourth, flSVic; fifth, 50c; Orlando, the guest of Mr .and Mre. . a week in each direction. sixth, S S ttc.. There are' a great many E. G. Duckworth. 2. —What is tho average carrying Misses' Perrie Lee Beil and Mina capacity in tons of their river b o |^ra commodity rates carrying less rates Capacity of Steamer Osceola is 200 than regular class*applicable on ocean Howard, leave tomorrow for Queen liners. College, a t Charlotte, N. C. tons. Note: Our question called for rates Mr. and Mrs. John Purdon and fam­ J.—Whnt is tbe time required for a boat to make the trip from DoLand from DeLand Landing to each of the ily, Mrs. J. J. Purdon, Sr., Frank SAYS BACKACHE IS SIGN YOU landing to Jacksonville? Fourteen *event] terminal points of the ocean Purdon and Mr. and Mrs. Robert nA V B BEEN BATING TOO liners. Perhaps that may be secured Grovenstein and baby, are spending hours. . *11 MUCH MEAT later on. some time at Daytona Beach. 4, —How frequently could boats Yoa will make s miitakt 10.—Is there any difference be­ leave . DeLand Landing for Jackson­ Mr.' and Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, Bob­ When you wake up with backache If you-order yorr fertt ville, yrlth present equipment? .With tween north bound and south bound _bie __JMarlowe,, Mr.* and ■Mre. Henry •’ and dull misery in the kidney region present equipment only three trips freight, if so what, in the matter of Purdon and Louise Purdon motored to ft generally mean* you have been eat- User without getting our NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OP a week can be made in each direction tariff rates? None. Daytona Beach yesterday where they i»tr too much meat; nays a well-known MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Cfrder now. Fertilisers, Insecticides, What is the passenger tariff spent the day very pleasantly. Sprayers, Poultry Supplies. •> between Jacksonville and Sanford, authority. Meat .forms uric acid Get August 1st, 1921 Price Lists. Now famishing "SIMON PURE" tad touching DeLand Landing in each dt from DeLand to Jacksonville? Pas­ Mr. and Mrs. Martin McDaniel, of which overworks the kidneya in their “GEM BRANDS" section. However, another boat is senger rates DeLand Landing to Jack­ Bunnell, are in the city visiting their effort to filter it from the blood and available which can be placed in ser­ sonville for transportation only is parents and friends. Martin is a for- j they become sort of paralysed and E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CQ. vice, ehouid business Justify, which $2.88, plus 22c war tax. Transports- mer employee of the Herald, atyMoggy. When yolir kidneys get slug JACKSONVILLE * FLORIDA would give a daily aervioe between ion. Including- meals and stateroom Mrs. McDaniel, as Miss'Susie Brown, gish and clog -you must relieve' them, Jacksonville and Sanford, touching at berth, is $5.98, including War tax. 18.—What is the passenger tariff was one of the popular girls, of San­ like you relieve your bowels; removing DeLand Landing in each direction. ford. Their many friends are giving all the body's urinous waste, else you 5, —Do alb the river boats carry pas­from DeLand to each of the several them a warm welcome homo. Martin hare backache, sick headache, dizzy ARE YOU INSURED? IP NOT. SEE terminal point* touched by the otean sengers?,. Yes. spells; youtr stomach sours, tongue is now the presiding genius on the 6, —Whaf are the facilities at Jack vessels? For your information, I am W . J . TH IG P E N & COM PANY is coated, and when the weather is aonville for transferring merchandise attaching ocean liner passenger tar- Bunnell Herald, and la making good. bad you have rheumatic twinges. The A G E N TS Dr. and Mre. Osenbach, of Orlando^ from river boats to ocean vessels? ff, which Will give liner passenger urine » cloudy, full of sediment, chan­ The facilities for transferring mer­ tariff, which will give you additional and their son-in-law and daughter, nels often get sore, water scalds and chandise or other commodities from rates, applicable between Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sparling, of Kis­ I you are obliged to seek relief, two or simmee, spent most of the day yester­ river boats to ocean liners at Jackson­ and New York, which is applied ac­ opvica ecurum bans building day in Sanford looking over the city three times during the night. ville are first-class by reason that both cording to location on steamer. Either consult a good, reliable phy­ and surrounding country. Mr. and F lo r id * S a n fo rd . These rates include transportation, lines reeeive and discharge freight sician at once or get from your phar­ Mrs. Sparling have fallen In love with meals, stateroom berth and war tax. The document referred to by Mr. Sanford and in all probabilities will macist about four ounces of Jad Salts; Dr. take a tabic-spoonful in a glass of Scroble quotes ratea on five ocean tnske this their future home. Steamers, vis: Apache, Arapahoe, Osenbach is one of the leading phy­ water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. Comanche, Lenape and Mohawk.* Dif- sicians and surgeons of Orlando. He fernt locations on the vessels are spec- was head surgeon a t the Methodist This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com fled, and the tariff named according- Hospital in Indianapolis for twentyblned with Uthia, and has been used fire years. y. As a matter of general informa­ for generations to clean and stimulate Many persona, otherwise tion we will quote only the ra te ‘from sluggish kidneys,' also to neutralise t rw w T sw iar'a Dally) Igorous and healthy, are Jacksonville to New York, which var­ Mr. and Mr*. John G. « Leonardy odds in the urine so it no longer irri­ >thsred occasionally with ies according to location on the ves­ spent the week-end In Plant City with ta te s, thus ending bladder weakness. digestion. The effects of a sel. T he-different.rates are as fol­ relatives. Jad Salts is a life saver for regular on the lows: $39.45, $45.67, $47.29, $48.37, Mrs. W, F. Blackman, of Wekiwa meat eaters. It is inexpensive, cannot u * dangerous, and $51.07. Ranch, is in the city today shopping. injure and makes a delightful, effer­ of lndigaaThis is sufficient to enable one to USX "The only Mrs, C. E. Stafford and danghter, vescent lithia-water drink.—Adv. make an intelligent comparison with teeded has the rate* by rail, which will be given Mrs. Ed Betts, leave today for Nor­ to aid digeefolk, Vs., and Greenville, N. C-, where THE BOY SCOUT CONTEST the liver,** n the next chapter. they will spend the next two months. In further connection with various tinner. Dkk Terhunc, Jr., U in . Miami the In the Boy Spout Contests of last rates which our section of the state is a ttra c t­ encst of his sister, Min. J . W. Rowe. week, a tabulation of the twenty boys is directly interested in, Mr. Scroble in g alienMre. G. S. Harding and children, named gives the troops credit as fol­ states that the rate on oranges and this grapefruit, all-water, Clyde Line, De­ o f Jacksonville, are visiting Mrs, lows. "Methodist ------y —------t — J Harding's sisters, Mre. J. F, Abbott, .h mand to New York is as follows: Car Baptist -— -----------------oad lots, 69Hc per box; Ires than car and Mrs. W .N. Culp, While here they Presbyterian expect to motor to Dayton*. load lota, 77He per box. ^ ; Congregational Mr. and Mrs. Roland Reed, Mrs. rate on potatoes in standard This is no idle talk—1 have weighed the statement and Catholic - ___ barrels of 185 pounds, js $1J8 K per Eichner, aud Mr. ahd Mre. Endor say just what is my candid convictions would put H hArw barrel, in any quantity. Other vege­ Curlett; of Geneva, were among the visitor* to the city today, Mr. Curiett U. 8. Dept* • tables, taking estimated weight of moot too strong for the careful, conBervgtive person—that She coming in to attend the regular meet­ tar* Say* About What n fty Poun*. i» 68c per crate. person whoee eyes are turned backward—The fellow who It In Rata Cam De. A questionnaire has been submit­ ing of the commissioners. has VISION will tim e with me now—the other later. Mr. -ond Mr*. D. ’K. Eberwine, of ted to the officials of the Atlantic the Coast Line Railway, covering sub­ Miami, a rt spending several days According to government figures, stantially the scope of the foregoing here* at the Montezuma. two rata breeding -continually /or to take, queries, and when replies are receiv­ Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Torchy, of New­ three yea re produce 359,709,482 indi­ ed we will give the next chapter in ark, N. J ,- spent the end here vidual rats. Act when yon see the the transportation story. We would *1 the Montezuma. for and first rat, don’t wait. RAT-SNAP is that for parties are ln -| Misa Ruth Mettinger, of Jaekson- the surest, cleanest, most convenient revested in this subject, it will be well_ ville. the week end Map! of her exterminator. No mixing with other save this paper ao as to be able sister, Mre. Walter Morgan. foods. Dors up after killing—leaves to an b e ,’, Dr. and Mre. W. F. Blackman, of no small Cats or dogs won't touch Watch the South the Wekiwa Ranch, at Take Monroe, R. *Sold and guaranteed by Ball able fi the eity today o j ^ Hardware Co. COMPARE FIGURES =* » - * esSO ..a .- - * .' £ r ' ■ _l — :- f .* ' i j --±% General Fire Ihedford’s ;W ; ' 1j ; . ^ . **;.-- ' . . > .-jj; • • V. . . ~ fjjj - * Insurance �■ i- m t m a m m r n ■ mg ' ; TOE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WM v FERNALD-LAUGHTON HOSPITAL HELD. MEETING LAST NIGHT. d m Summer Excursions Arc B rin g P e o p le to t h e a t r e and b u f f e t SUfPER PARTY. ,, t r i a l n i n f a y 'l Smtly) IJr And Mrs. W .’A. Whitcomb en­ tertained the numbers of. the PeekWhitcomb bridal party and a few ertrn guests, last evening a t a the­ *• atre buffet supper, at their home in AT T H E TIME WHEN THEY CAN Orlando. The party left Sanford at seven, OET A TOUCH OF BUMMER o’clock, arriving In Orlando about WEATHER eight Mr. and Mrs.' Whitcomb then * Xjumka to the boosting that the escorted their guests to the Phillips Clyde Line is receiving from the var- theatre where they ait enjoyed the trade bodj*Jl,and merchants gen- show, after which they returned to illy In the ship-by-water campaign the Whitcomb home (whJch had been s steamers are carrying more beautifully decorated for the occas­ freight in the summer timo than everion, in pink and gi*$n, Quantities of before. The* CSyde Line in putting pink vines and fern’ Were effectively on the summer excursions is doing a deed, in decoritHng thrivarious rooms. Iteat thing for Florida and all the cit­ The. color scheme of pink and green ies on the water trip and adjacent cit­ •being later carried out in the refresh­ ies. They are bringing many hundreds ments. Mrs. Whitcomb served a de­ of people frohi the northern ciUea to licious salad course followed by an Florida—a class of people in the main Ice course. list would never see Florida at any Hr, and Mrs. Whitcomb's guests other time—people who are busy in included Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Peck, Mr, the winter AMlesnd cannot get away. and Mrs. Dooley, Dr. and Mrs. E. D. They are people who are looking for Brownlee, Misses Serita Lake, Ethel s home in Florida many of them, and and Florence Henry, Hermlna Leh­ they are going back home telling the man, Agnes Dumas, Dorothy Rumph, homo folks about the wonderful sum­ and May Thrasher. Messrs. Lee Peck, mer climate of Florida- and the beau­ Frank Purdon, Benjamin Whitner, ties of the state in the summer that Glenn Whitcomb, Paul Dooley and will make many of the winter visitors Sherman Moore. open their eyea in astonishment. 4“?-, t Mr. and Mrs. Calder, of the Clyde Line are also assisting in the great work by meeting the boats here with Automobiles, taking the folks to Or­ lando, Daytona and other places of interest and catching the boat’again at DeLand Junction, thus giving them t touch of the real Florida. All of this demonstrates beyond any doubt the pest results to be achieved from a Better and wider road between San­ ford and Orlando and taking advan­ tage of the water transportation in ATtrywsy. The many thousands of tourists that sow come to Florida by Clyde Line in rioter and summer are the greatest boosters for the state and with the passenger service enlarging and the freight aervjce being greater, the Clyde Line will soon be In a position to put on a‘ daily boat In the summer time and two boats in the winter time daily thus giving Sanford a 'wonder­ ful opportunity to become a basing point 'and one Of the greatest Inland ports in the state. The Sanford Chamber of Commerce' put on a big show when they started the "Ship-by-water” campaign—big­ ger than they ever dreamed of and bow is the time to keep it alive and keep pushing for better river service, government aid and all the easentiala that go to make for better and cheap­ er transportations. There never was a time in the his­ tory of Sanford when* such an active interest was being taken in the river transportation and this great artery of trade and travel that haa lain dor­ mant at our doors for so many, years bids fair to bo the greatest asset of this city and all th l adjacent territory. Thu Clyde Line officials seem dis­ posed to naslst-in the movement in ev. ery way possible and it is tip to the business men of this city to help them hy routing all their shipments possible ky the Clyde Line. EAST SANFORD Mr. and Mrs. Joe Csmeron and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Long end their young folks picnicked and bathed a t Crystal Lake on Labor day. 'S|Sj§ Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Commons were over from Stone Island Sunday, the guests at the Dutton home. The Commons just recently returned from a trip up the Maine coast, and to Bos­ ton and other points. Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Fay, of Camer­ on avenue, are expecting their son, Donald, home this week from Alpina, Mich., having finished a 4-years aervico with Uncle Sam as radio wireless operator, Donald is a No. 1 o p o tg m and has received many promotiofifa| A daughter was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Hardy September 2nd. Mrs. Hardy will be remembered ■ns Miss Lena Warren. B. J. Starling has made maoy im­ provements to his 2-tensht houses and has them both neatly painted red with white trim. vMr. and Mrs, J. W. Corley have made many 'improvements on their home recently and have erected an attractive sign, “Englewood Farm.” Little Miss Helen Morse was over from Rutledge the guest of Alys Chorpenlng from Saturday until Mon­ day. ■ The directors for the Sanford Trulk Growers, Inc., circulated petitions for the stockholders to sign to reinstate C. M. Berry as county agent. A. C. Corpany presented it at the county commissioners meeting Tuesday morn­ ing. F. L. Greene is back on the mail route again with his car painted red. Mias Hattie Estridge is- sending some very Interesting post cards from Utah, saying the west Is wonderful to her, the scenery grand, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart and Miss NEW MATRON TEMPLE Ruby Hart and their guests, Miss Ir­ GIRLS CLUB COMING ma Lee Mickler, of St. Augustine, and Miss Luclle Proctor, of Chuluota, A message frori the newly elected spent Labor clay at Daytona Beach. matron of the Temple1 Girls Club risks that ahe will reach Sanford in Dairymen to Meet at •bout a week. She is Mrs. Louise Miami, September 20 Shsw, of Altoona, Pa. Mrs. Shaw has considerable experience fitting “er for «ie work she is to do in San- The executive committee of the fonj. The' endorsements given state Florida Dairy Association has arrang m*t one of her great assets is her ed to hold the fourth annual conven­ *mc personality. She is an excellent tion in Miami on September 20th and “Wk-kecper and business woman. The 31st, 1031, That city was selected dining room will be well cared for by primarily because under freedom from "•r* -s be is a Christian woman, being cattle fever ticks in Dade county the * "Prober of the Presbyterian church. dairy f arming Industry has been rap­ «anford will welcome her and the new idly developed and dairymen from other sections of Florida will have ah institution she will manege. opportunity to see the benefits of dairying where the cattle ticks do not WEEK-END h o u s e p a r t y get a large part of the blood of the n (riM » jiMiir'i JMi/} cnw*... • •. ,. suite a number of prominent people With approximately Sixteen million I W ^ 0*41! ’ 0r!ando’ J «c*wnvine( dollars worth of milk and dairy pro­ DeLand and Sanford attended the ducts imported into Florida each year *c«k-end house party at Daytona there is no danger of over-doing the “ **ch given by George Davis. dairy industry along proper lines. Among those from Sanford were, Several creameries have -been or­ « r. tnd Mrs. Hal Wight and Mrs. E. ganised in recent months to manufac­ • Morse. The other guests Included; ture the surplua mllk produced in i etrjr Miller, Miss Aim Davis of De- their fespective communities Into but­ Mr* Angie Whitaker, of.Day- ter for consumption in the state. Robert, Browning, Mm. “Scrap­ The program which Is being arrang­ p y Robinson, of Orlando; Mr. and ed will cove^ a wide range of subjects I r lL Sn^ ' OrUofc; Mr. and Mrs. eo every dairyman ears find something IW H*muih' of f tu tis ; Harry of special interest at the convention Iatamohd, of Orlando, and Ted and alLare invited to attend, *-»• * " ****» of Jacksonville. ' !•**«': ■* ~-Get your'Sarateh Pads from The Buf It With a Herald Want Ad. Herald—by tha pound—16c, ; V ^ M W tr i Dally) • The new members of the executive committee of the Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hospital met a t the hos­ pital last night and reorganized the committee, electing A. P. Connelly, chairman, and Mrs. W. F .Blackman, of Lake Monroe, secretary. The committee discussed many things of importance to the hospital, and will Uke steps immediately to collect the membership dues that have beep due for two y ean , and have never been collected'since no campaign has been made to obtain them. The membership dues sro for the current expense of the hospital and are supposed to be paid each year. The first year of to# j existence o f the hospital everyone paid Up/&Ut since that time, they have not been solicited for their dues, and they how owe two years for membership. How­ ever, if they will pay up for one year, It will help the hospital and pay toe deficit .that faces them in the summer time, when there ire no patients in toe institution, but . the expenses are going on as usual. Miss Kathleen Brady is collecting the dues now, and everyose should pay up when approached. It is for one -of the greatest institutions in our midst No hospital pays ex­ penses, but is dependent upon the public for funds every year. The local hospital is no exception to the rule,but up to the present time has strug­ gled along and managed to pay the bills. It is really up to every citizen in'the county to help keep the hospital going by the membership dues. The county pays nothing for the upkeep of the hospital while other counties in the state pay large sums in their budgbta each year for the mainten­ ance of the local hospital. • The Fernald-Laughton Hospital is installing a new sterilising machine, and making several improvements in the operating room that will give the hospital all the necessary facilities for operating this winter. The hos­ pital is the pride of the city and county, and should have the help nnd support of toe people at all times. IT’S GRANDMOTHER’S RECIPE TO BRING BAQK COLOR AND LUSTRE TO HAIR. You can turn gray, faded hair beau tifutly dark and lustrous almost over night if you’ll get a bottle of “Weyth's Rage and Sulphur Compound” a t any drug store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, improv­ ed by the addition of other Ingred­ ients, are sold knnually, says a well known druggist here, because,, it darkens the hair so naturally and ev­ enly that no one can tell It has been applied. Those whose hair is turing gray or becoming faded have a surprise awaiting them, because after one o r two applications the gray hair van ishes and your locks become luxur­ iantly dark and beautiful. . This' is the age of youth. Gray' haired, unattractive folks aren’t want­ ed around, so get busy with* Wtyto Sage and Sulphur Compound tonight and you’U be delighted wtyh your dark, handsome hair and your youth­ ful appearance within a few d a y t^ Adv. L0NGW00D J. E Phipps returned Friday from Tampa. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dlnkel and Miss Olive, were visitors in Sanford Fri­ day* -' i?f" . • i’ ■>“ *. Misses Lillian and Oline Walts were Kuestn of Mr And Mrs. Bill Satcher a few days this past week. Mr .and Mrs. Ruter and children were visitors in Sanford Saturday. Mr. Rlnecue and Miss Fay and Martin were visitors in Orlando Sat­ urday, going down io s a t i r e . Reneau who has been in the Orange Gen­ eral Hospital for several weeks, J. A. Bistline was transacting bus­ iness in Orlando Saturday. jy^r.'ahd Wks. Payton Mussetwhita of w inter Park, were calling on friends In town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Topliff were toe guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Fuller. • v ’ ■; J .: Miss Susie May Lyle returned to her home in Orlando Saturday after a visit with Miss Emma Fuller. Miss Ellen Fuller arrived Thursd*y from Troy, N. Y., where she has been all summer and will spend a couple of weeks with her parents be­ fore leaving for college. Mrs. B.- J. Overstreet and little son, were visitors In Sanford last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, and daughters, Leila, Frances and Emma, and Miss Olive Dinkle motored up to Sanford Thursday to meet Miss Ellen Fuller who has JJust returned from Troy, N. Y. * W. S. Entiminger, of Plant City, is a visitor In town. Roy Coleman was a yliitor in town on Friday. , ' J. R, and Charles Greenlees return­ ed overland this week from Florida. They made the journey all right until they reached Missouri roads, and da) before yesterday their ear upset, pin nlng both of them beneath. Neither was more than bruised and made the rest of the journey to Lawrence with­ out Incident. ‘The roads in the southern states are far shaad of those in Kansas and Missouri;” said' Charlie Greenlees this rimming; “‘State control of road work In most of- the southernlitotes thru which we passed; ha* resulted in the building of concrete road* or dirt mads tost are finely surfaced and well kejri up. We have always thought the roads of Kanaka are bad enough, but our experience with Missouri road* them In a class by themselves, Tho Kansas highways, are much betl3r.”—Lawrence (Karis.) Journal* World. • l! <r*m WadoMdiy'i DoOr) On his seventh anniversary of the Superintendency of* the First Baptist Sunday School of this city, Hon. Jnb. D. Jlnkina waa presented with a sub­ stantial purse by the officers and teachers of toe school arid was asked to use the same on a vacation. It was suggested that he spend the va­ cation In Atlanta visiting the Taber­ nacle Sunday school which is the larg­ est in this section at toe country. Mr. Jinkins is one of the recognized Sun­ day school leaders in the state of Flor­ ida. In the eeven years ^that he has served in Sanford the school has grown from.an average enrollment of 180 to 617. He is live, wide-awake, full of pep and enthusiasm. He m aim anything go he puts his hand to. He is a member of that school of-workers that has as its stimulcnt:.. “If you say you can—you can. If ^ou say you can’t your canned." Saks o f co m m o d ities are m ade by the Exchange pany to members of Citrus Exchange at prevailing retail prices, when these are fair, to avoid disturbance of the reg­ ular markets and trade channels. In the end, however, all earn­ ings above costs of operation are returned to die grower-purchas­ ers. Refunds are in proportion to the amounts of purchases and expenses of doing business are extremely low. Cli f i a w m baykf Is M lass I 'M * it: r* ’ of too • ’ T' SOS ARRESTED FOR MURDER. LAKELAND, Sept. 6.—Bud Stradder, negro, alias WlU Johnson, wanted for the killing of another negro at M|dlson six yctra ago, was arrested here last night by Deputy Sheriff John Purvis. Purvis said Stradder admit­ ted he shot the other'man but declar­ fo r first class job work—the Hemic ed did so In self-defense. v TEXTILE STORES MOVE The United Textile Stores Co., hay» removed their stores from the second floor of the Garncr-Woodvuff block to tho store room in the Swope block, occupied in p*rt by Dr. Tom Moors, as an optical parlor. Thia gives th e ' Textile Company a much bette retore nnd they will have something to tall the people about in a few days. • ‘iff® F frte M A J W f Is m U a* w m m m st 2£S35 3 3 ' •~ * * ~ * * i IRST thing you db next — go get some makin’s papers and some Prince Albert tobacco and puff away 011 11 110016 ma<Ie cigarette that W ill hit on all your smoke cylinders! . , A n d , b e s i d e s P rin ce? -Albert's d eligh tfu l flavor, there's its freedom from bite , and parch which is cut out by our exclusive patente * css! Certainly— you P. A. from « u h :U )^ I n g m i„ y b,T . i you'! T a il’l l C M h t h i s o ttt« c o m o b .c k . hunch tomorrow. Do it while '8 good, for man-oman, you can’t figure out what you’re passing by l Such flavor, such coolness, such co that smol smol You , to get the words emenough is to go to'it End know yourself | • or a I~";$* ** tM-dt i iiifir ui^i 1 -4>' ■’ . *■ .1.., " • . . . d*:~' S| The various Sub-Exchanges and Associations of the Florida C |tnis Exchange are stockhold­ ers of the Exchange Supply or­ ders HON. JNO. D. JINKIN8 HONORED. ■■ . - These growers, purchase their supplies at the -lowest possible cost through the medium the Exchange Supply Company/ ‘ ORDERED TO LEAVE T. C. Cassaroff, a Bulgarian, who has been conducting a ' negro pool room on Sanford avenue, was taken out of his place last night by a band of men, supposed to be Ku Klux, and carried some distance from the city, where he was whipped and told to leave Sanford at once, aa some of hLa actions were distasteful to the people of this section. It is said, that this is his second warning and that he will heed it and get out. FOUND ROADS IN SOUTH THE BEST ON BIG TRIP Saving money ia m a k i n g money. rThe Supply Company makes money for members of the Florida Citrus, Exchange. jA 'ill ■' ..V,.* 69 S.-i • « ■ . * I #f you never ft' could . _ �The drat number of the Okeechobee News, under the new management, was received a t the Herald office this TH fr HERALD PRINTING COMPANY week with distinct pleasure. And it was e pleasure because we knew that Harry Neal ,of .the Herafd, was tak­ ■ u s s c x i m o i r n n s n r actakoz ing care of the News. N. J. LiUard, H. A. Neel and R. J .Holly, are the new owners of the Okeechobee News, CUm Kiil Si. end Mr. Neel will be down there for «1 M «r several weeks getting everything in shape end starting the News off wi sn eight page edition.* The now ow era expect to have a chain of weekly m IN tm newspapers in the State close enough BUILD 1*0. ia to, Sanford to make this the central plant from which .the other papers will be supplied with paper end T ir*._n A.Jvcrl'MutfJtmrVMntalu*^ --------t T H E AMERICAN printing material since Sanford gets the-benefit of water transportation.' BUB Ship by water to eome slogan. The Okeechobee News is published n Okeechobee,City, the county scat Started by Sanford, it is beIn* used of Okeechobee county, "end is in the everywhere in’the State. heart of the great stock raising coun­ ------:— o ------try , orange grpwfng and trucking, and {And by using it, altd doing it every* one. of .the coming sections of Florida. -where | n the State, the State > will ™ ■#IMi■ be* - ^- Better railroad fecilirids and the m oome great. roads that are now. bring built in ;r : f -± A -: irri 1- -- -J e%-^ + * 1 * ir f J " * t d - — - -*-— Okeechobee City will-make it the i Florida has more waterways than tral point for thq_ activities of -any State in theUhiOn, end: has been southern part o f -the State, end using them le fs.., W^tMibutorp.^ov* new owners will make it one of tile that part of emment aid for ‘Uiem, and this will best weekly papers in a few months if possible. come If we direct more traffic on The following editorial notice of the' change was in lest week’s Newsf -o No married'man should ever allow "With this issue of,the News 'll is business tointorfero with his home paper passes Into the hinds of M life, if business.earnot be attended N. J. Lilian), •£. J. Holly and H. to during spate time give up bust* Heel, all newspaper men of many -and starve to death ^-Clear­ years experience, who are majority w ater Sun. tockholdera in .th e Sanford Herald. ! For the-present, th e p apper e r will be Many new buildings and many big under the mahagnmenCof “H. A. Neel, W ildings are j planned for the next who. took Charge last;Monday iday. It will few months among them some new be the endeavor of the new manage­ -stores on First street end other ment to give the people1of this section streets. Sanford will be a city before .the. best piper >possible consistent this time next year. with the support received. A number — *------ o-----------of Improvements, botli in the plant W ith the many big meetings of the and paper arc contemplated, and will growers and shipper*} scheduled to M'jnade.aa. aoon>s possible. J m eet in Florida on the ship by water “Mr. N. J. LUj§rd, the senior mem­ question, it is ■ cinch that the people ber! of the firm, has been secretary o f this State will getSresults, and the and treasurer of the Herald Printing ship by water idea will get the proper Co.; for the past year. Before that be impetus. wns for some time business manager of the Neei-L1liard Publishing Cr., The Sanford Chamber of Commerce owning weekly papers at Browton, has started something in the "ship by Foley and Florals, Ate,, and was for w ater" campaign! It will mean more some time business manager.of the to this section of tHe State than one Pensacola Evening New* .and secre­ can foretell at this time. It will mean tary and manager of the- Escambia an inland waterway through Florida, County Fair Association, for plx cheaper freight rates, refrigerator years. "Mr. R. J. Holly, the youngest mem­ W its and many othe rthings too nu­ ber of the firm, is the editor end merous to mention. ... ft — .— ~o— — —— majority stockholder of the Sanford Herald. He is one of the best and most Henry Ford is the man of the hour. favorably known newspapermen in Ihey can call him a crank and every­ the StaU. He haa done} much to thing olsA in the category, but he bring the varied resources of the Sen'does things without consulting' any ford section to the notice of the world 'U f'th e higher authoritiefj-who may end stands high in, his profession. look upon him as a crank. Ho raised The writer has for the pest year the wages of his factory employees held the position of genera! manager many years ego and seemed to make of the Sanford Herald. Prior to that monhy by it. He raised the wnges of he was for several years owner and his railroad employees end made good publisher-of papers in Alabama, com­ sit it. He lowers the price of autos when-he gets ready and gets by with ing there from Colorado, where he was connected with a number of It newspapers* sa editor and owner. A cordial Invitation ia extended the peo­ The Clyde Line Is feeling .the ef ple of this city and aection to’call and fects of the "ship by water" cam­ get acquainted." paign and are hauling more freight -mJ-r-r. BOY’S SCHOOL SUITS / ., * * * S ^ 309 E. First S treet ] _yj W :t V / . 3 i ft . : ^ ’l - ; _-c ■ : - r* V y f .;- ^ t a'”* ’ ,* *d f •- ■ r -\T J r *' H , (P 1 * t 5 ? IJ j Opp. Ford Service Station i-, Vf?' Friday Smarts a New Price Record in Sanford --------------------- BEGINNING OF OUR------------— ; Final Wind Up Sale on Shoes and Furnishings Take advantage of-this and get th a t suit for your boy to wear to school. These are indeed values. It would cost us more, to replace them to­ day than we are asking. SERGE * and WORSTED, sizes 9 to 17 years, each, WE ONLY HAVE ABOUT TWO WEEKS LEFT IN WHICH - v TO CLOSE OUT THIS ENTIRE STOCK ' & pow than ever before at this time of the year. Keep a t it, you merchants. Ship all your goods by Clyde Line, It is only through the water competi­ tion th at you can ever expect to get reasonable rates. Your, river is the thing. • Help It to become greater and -greater with two boats on every day. 3 t will make Sanford the greatest city itrtil and south Florida. WE WANT TO KNOW. LADIES’ SHOES Work Shoes, p a i r ............. ...... ........ ........$2.50 Work Shoes, pair ....... ....................... ......2.90 ' -:-f t r . ^ J f tX'-: * - * 1V ! Mahogany Oxfords, pair........3.95 High Shoes, black and tan, p a ir ............ 4.75 Edmond’s Shoes, combination last, pair.. 5.50 OVERALLS and PANTS We have a big lot of Overalls th a t we are closing out a t only, pair ...................j Pin Check Pants, p a ir ............................. Unionalls, pair ............................ ......... Heavy Black and Khaki Work Shirts, . E ■ for onlv * . A FEW SPECIALS THEXADIES Voile Waists, each ......... ..!..................... White Gabardine Skirts, a t .!............. Silk Poplin Skirts, each ...................f.... Ladies’ and Misses’ Middy Suits, worth ^ 5 # 0 0 , f o r .........a ............ ...a... *........ a « “POLLY PRIM” Bungalow Aprons..... Opr new store wil) soon be ready and we will have to begin taking out our shelves and fix­ tures, therefore^his merchandise must go. Not a dollar’s worth of this will go in our new store, so it must be sold and sold quick,—hence these prices. Make your , dollar dq double duty now while you have the chance. We are living way down here in Sanford, Florida, U. S. A. .Some things get by us on account of be­ ing out of touch with the mein arter­ ies of big business but we cannot help but think that some things are also getting by’the president of the Uni­ ted States, his cabinet, his officers, 'The Sanford merchants expect to his secret service and all the con­ -entertain a big crowd here on Sep­ gressmen and !senators and ell the tem ber 29th. It will be e day of rest of the smalt fry and large office >eventa, and everything w ill'be free, holder#. For instance—million* of dollar’s •wen to the rats and the drinks. Tho Sanford businss men are the greet* worth of government piers burned up the detoys in making Inland water- j Let the farmers end merchants •est in the State when it comes to do­ the other day. Several fine ships have ways through Florida and other fpUTchaae their own ahtps end run the jllne as a stock company, then they in g things, and they will entertain been burned at the same piers at Ho­ States. •the folks from out of town that day, boken in the past few months. Wlio la I l f would be well for thtf people to will be more interested to make It -and show them the time of their lives. responsible fat this, and why ahoitfd find out for themselves. We do not ]pay and keep their goods coming via anyone want to burn thtf ships and think that spirit o f patriotism that j the water route.—Orlando Reporterpiers? The New York Post state* that took oar boys to France has entirely Star. I f there ie anyone around Sanford Same wjiy with an lce factory. And the U. S. Government own* THREE died out. Suppose the American -arte ia out of employment they can ragardle^ drop to price that get * Job with the government on the BILLIONS worth of ships, and yet Legion finds o a t would come the people should stand ’ Canadian or the Mexican border in the wo cannot have a Merchant Marine. by the new factory that first dropped prohibition , service. The only draw­ Who ia holding beck the greatest ANOTHER ICB FACTORY toe price. Ice and water ahould be back is that the mortality rate o n ih e thing that America ha* ever attempt­ the cheapest necessities that we pur­ dwo “fa r flung bottle lines" is very ed? In Saint Augustine the price of ice chase but in Sanford they are the We have just finished fighting for However, there are probably highest. hard boiled boys who would tike these things; Our boys, went’ over to was. painfully high and the service painfully poor.' A new company wns •the job if' there U sufficient of the get .these things, to r America, and a u u n u in’1 iy /-* t toi -_*pay.' -SrifiK many of them never came, . formed and commenced to sell ice, It seems almost certain that two of Y - *.4 t w; J* . *» * ‘R good service, a t a ' modest our principal comers will .have four ,---------- 0----- — the men responsible for the above acta old company-came story buildings on them in the naav go ... Reports .from Russia say that half ovar or did they remain in A ^ ” , t future. This will mean a . greater ^ a mill ton are starving unless U. 8. ea to pick up . fortune whlle 'our Sanford with a vengeance end will be *ivo them aid. The U. 8. ought to b o y were fighting to nuke Anunrlra^ the big etart toward that city of Wtijmlato that unlesa. they give Lenine safe for the corporations? ; , the company th at had been instrumen- TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND. 1 Trotsky the tu r n 's rufh" Out of <£ ;F. 0rld<‘ ' a ’ u ! to getting the tower rate end went irta (here would he nothing doing n7vi«bf°.hifr t L COuM ** company., .That waaJ Lawyers meeting in Cincinnati ate i kitchen, If they believe in navigable if the congressmen would wboUyto toe oldBut it’s the way many jijilth e m a to m and the world Jr k/ * * r . U u people’s business, hi- merchanU will do.who desert the rall- having-an awful wrangle oyer wheth­ hg Jw tter. off. without thank— s t ^ ^ the ro ^ ra tto n a . WUh navi- waya and patronise boat service-oner the government should control only Lento# end Trotsky should be * lT f?,.’.ther<> * ° u,d h* n° w - .ttt/th e railroads raddee their rate#. aeronautic* or not. W hat most of US ^carved to death f i w t . f i . ,4 r' W* bl f | Then, the chancra- ar# th* merchant* are Interra tod in to whether the gov­ !» r^ I to*1 toutdng of plera, of ships, for the boatmen will whistle for their in- ernment can control the railroads or j the delay in the merchant marine, for come.—Kissimmee 'Valley Gasette. not. i o v, . / -V r ’ • * ' White.Pumps and Oxfords, p a ir ............ $1.49 P atent Leather Oxfords, p a ir ............... .2.90 • Gun Metal Ojtfords, p a ir ...................... 2.50 Ladies’ Comfort Shoes, p a ir ..................... 1.95 High Shoes, black and tan, p a ir ..............4.50 House Slippers and Juliets, p a ir ............ 1.39 HUNDREDS OF VALUES THAT WE HA VENT SPACE TO . ' '■• MT-.-n ■ :• • : -L■= ■ . holding well. Much com wee housed. WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS IN FLORIDA. Cotton deteriorated during tho week, as a result of shedding *n(J J™*1' weevil, also, wwrr'bad to localities. Weather end crop conditions in the Opening of cotton wa aatinuiUtcd by State of Florida for the week ending clear, hot weather; ginning i* September 8, were as follows: creasing locally,,Cane.is to local mar­ Temperature:—The temperature kets, and appeara well matured m Was generally higher than usual over the season. Plowing for *U truck bM the section, except that it averaged begun but such work to delayed by about normal or below in the extreme dry weather. west end south. Precipitation:—Except light, local Paper money of e smeltor stoe t o * showers the weather was generally voceted by Senator Fletcher. VViJ, fair, end the weekly deficiency rein­ we have no objections only the p« fell ranged from 0 to approximately else seems small enough as lotto" 2 inches. Rato to needed generally, es­ are spending it, but whro a htoh*«I pecially o nhigh land. The greatest man holds .you up at night tho p total reported wee 1.56 inches at Deent else of the bills look awfully UrtJ Funtok Springs.' in your pocketBring back, the Condition of Crops:—The weather "shinplaetera" of wroluUonary d a£ as a whole during the week was un­ The ladies could hide to many of tto* favorable for crop growth such truck, end the dry weather detaped cane end on their dear shins. sweet potatoes on uplands. The plant­ ing of strawberries and celery began, There should be 0 hut the growth o /truck to generally from Commercial street to the Cly backward. Planting haa not begun, a general way; seed beds one need raid. Much hay was saved, the rotten. Yesterday the weather Being ideal for the purpose had to swim across • **• send and a t Wddey tt looked U* Citrua leaves ere "curling" in picture of D «th Veltoy. instances, but the crop, ea a rule, to •*- *■' ■ •. v •• ■ ' w 7 i « y m m " v : ;f M •- - - : U -V . -V - * _ *: - . * B h IE* S S b �V THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1921 .......................................................... .......... G lfjb Will Open bn September 30 th _____________— R A T E S ----------------------------Room and Meals by month $38.00 Room and Meals by Week .... . 10.00 Meals only, by Month . 31.00 Meals only, by Week . 8.00 Week-day Dinners, 50c, 12 for . 5.50 S u n d ay .D in n e rs .75 ************ CLASSIFIED WANT ADS GENEVA WANTED , ± * “* T A a A tow. ‘Mast he * ** ** ** ** * WANTED— tnah #nd Young ^ ralIkw j H< utj. Jock Flynt left Monday for *>* Sorrento, Fla, 18-tfe Verde where he will attend the Indus-j SEE M. 8. NELSON for ell kinds of trial school. His mother accompanied hauling. 81-tfe him there. * WANTED—To do your plowing sad A community sing was held, at thej harrowing. Call Geo. Conyera, 918 • . V*. i-*. it i , school house Thursday night. After a Celery Are. 4-3tp few hours of music and song light re­ Wfc WANT a lady or gentleman freshments were served. . , ‘ ‘ . agent to handle city trade in San­ Mr. Wakefield was • visitor tu ford and other vacant dties. This in MRS. LOUISE SHAW, Matron Sanford Tuesday. • a wonderful opportunity as you will ■ ': ,m H A K E APPLICATION AT ONCE TO Mrs. Endor Curlett attended the be retailing the genuine J. R. Wat­ jtiub meeting in Sanford Wednesday. kins Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, Garda t h e TEMPEE GIRLS CLUB, 515 Park Are. E. H. Kilbe-waa calling on friends Face Powder, Fruit Drinks and over in Sanford Tuesday. 187 other products. Write today for n I , . . n . > .» ♦««««♦«»..«♦«««, Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlett, lilf . free sample and particulars.—The J, Elckner, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Reed R, .Watkins Co.,68 Memphis,’ Tenn. KAINET—SHEEP MANURE— #e*» among the visitors In Sanford v ./..V, . \ . Jt • 4*4tp Tueeday. Mr. Curlett went in to at­ GOAT MANURE tend the regular meeting of the coun­ '^ v 'F O R SALE ty c o m m is s io n e r s ,'* .*'* And Other M aterial^ Mr. and Mrs. David Speer, of San­ FOR 8A L E -tfo. 817 West First SL EVERY BUSINESS, LARGE AND SMALL, MUST AD­ Eight rooms end both, For price ford, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. E. • JL - ‘ * V<f 11n - '-’ill fl f 1. _ is i ' l J £ VERTISE TO KEEP ALIVE and terms, writo box 782, Daytonou Wicks. . Our Prices Will Save Yon Money — 46-tfc s a 14 i* 1*v*TV # rt i mIa ■ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geiger and W w *.. ... . (From C. O. McLaughlin)" ' baby of Pennsylvania, arrived h e n FOR SALE—8 1-3 acre grove, con­ Monday night to spend a few days taining 100 bearing trees. Also ono1 need advertising can afford to Norfolk, Va^ Sept. 2, 1921with Mr. Geiger’s m o th e r .> good five roomed house. Apply Mrt. advertise for the day when it will Mr. R. J. Holly, Editor, Dr. and Mrs. Denton, and son, Rob­ J. M. Long, Choluota, Fla. 53-5tp require more customers. The bus­ The Sanford Herald, ert, and Katherine Aycock and Luclie FOB ItALB OR’TItAltB—10 »cr**. S in * cW«riness thata ndeds advertising ‘ *»t »nj (lk<t Jr, tit* H«nrwJ r .l.r j itl.lrtri, Sanford, Florida. Denton; of Sanford, called on Mr. and »1U ttk* fttj or TThvt prop,;It iq c id u n ,,.— cannot afford to remain slient on M •Mil. Dear Bob: Jolin Uno.r, Unit, No. 1, MdtUwt, llorld*. ra. T. w. Prevatt Sunday. As time goes on and I become more . the subject of service.” Mr. and Mrs. T. Walker Prevat and j g & ry m iB T paint nud.% In a recent issue of your paper you Mrs. Fred MeFarlane hod a most { m*iu*rr. ordm ^naptir familiar with advertising, and the suc­ . k. iuPHONE 536 cessful business people who do adver­ called attention to a Sanford organi­ miraculous escape from death Fr i day( vV'.^ n r ^ ---- j . . ------?- ! - p tising, I naturally notice most any sation which really deserves the sup­ noon when on their way to Sanford In i1™ SALE-Strong jack cheap,-also thing that comes within my sphere port, not only of the people of the d ty the Prevat car, a car driven by a ne­ two wheeled wagon and harness.— of Sanford, but the people in Seminole gro was about to turn onto the brick Mrs. H. G. Deitrlch, Silver Lake. . having any relation to I t — !----- !- ■■ —■ ■■■----- — — — , 8-ltc I attach for your edification an ad­ county. road in Geneva when he saw the Pre­ . FOR FALL PLANTING from During my recent visit 1 said some­ vatt ear and instead of putting‘ bn T vertisement I dipped a day or two ..... my Tenn, farm. Varieties: Klon­ ago from the New York Times, o f thing about advertising to the man­ his brakes he stopped on the gas, kOR RENT—1 nice furnished houseAugust 29. Many of the New York ager of this organisation, and he told ■mashing into the Prevatt car, turn­ ! ' keeping room. 2 connecting fur­ dike and Missionary. Price*: 109, 75c; BOO, 88.00; 1,000, $5.50, delivered. papers, and large papers in other d t me it was no use to advertise. My ing it over, throwing Mr. and Mr*, nished. housekeeping rooms.—Mrs. CABBAGE PLANTS, ready October lSth, and after at $2.00 per 1,000 delea axe advertising ytpedal features, recollection is that he said It was his Prevat dear of tb d r car, but pinning Riddling, 205 Oak Ave., Eagle Home, iivered. Orders booked now. Address, H. Lightfoot, Altoona, Fla, (Lqka Co.) hoping to Increase s'ales and general opinion peopte would buy stock if they Mrs. McFariane under the running ,1 ’ 4-2tp circulation. This advertisement from wanted to, and advertising would no ; boarding. Ju if by a few inches did the New York Evening Post is inter­ get additional subscribers. Of course* her head escape being crushed by the T t Must Have Been Dead a t Least 6 NOTICE! • SPECIAL FOR esting. You arc aware that the Sat­ did not argue the point with him, car. Her legs were badly mangled Months Bat Didn’t Smell.” I have grafophones, guni and bi­ Fisherman, Hunter and Tourist cycles that have been repaired over 80 urday Evening Post, with its large becauae my mind is well fixed about and other portions of her body torn Army Tents, complete with poles “Saw a big ra t In our cellar last d a n .in my shop. Owners will please circulation, and The Country Gentle­ advertising and I know that ndvertis- ■nd bruised, Mr. and Mrs. Prevat 16x16 .......... .....................!....135.00 Fall.” writes Mrs. Jonnny, “and call and get them or I will have to sell man constantly advertise for the pur­ Ing pays when it ia properly and in­ were cut and bruised considerable. Dr. Army Tents, 9x9 at .......... > 22JS0 bought a -86e cake of RAT-SNAP, them for the re pa Ire. telligently done. pose of increasing circulation. If Puleston made the trip to Geneva* in Army Tents, one man, a t .......... 4.50 Yours respectfully, broke it up into small pieces. Last ■ Yours sincerely, ’ 1 w ; A. PARKER, I k New York daily and weekly mag­ a very short time to attend them. Mr. Tarpaulins for Garages and C. O. McLAUGHLIN. azines having tremendous circulation and Mrs. Prevat are able to be out Trucks, a t,....... ....... ............. 14.00 week while moving . we came across 217 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, Florida. the dead r a t Must have been dead 4-4to but Mrs. McFariane 14 still confined feel the necessity of advertising, it Complete line of Army Goods, in six months, didn’t smell, RAT-SNAP, aeems to me most anybody engaged in Tanlsc has the largest sate of any to her bed. . liipitcd quantities. .Buy now whilo wo Is wonderful.” Three sixes, 85c, 68c, W tmy other business might fairly con­ medicine in the world. Over Twenty have them.—.Thrasher A Garner. 8-2tc1 91.26. Sold and guaranteed by Bell sider the exanyria. m Million bottles have been sold in six Hardwire Co.' GUARANTEED ^ ^ In the September, 1921 issue of the DEATH OF AN INFANT. *Tv Silent Partner is an item which ap­ years. No other medicine has ever ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H i !8UREl .$M(rt, klijk timbar, any spoc. approached it os a seller.—Union Radlo telegraphy is used by a ies and sixe within from <B) to (55) peals to me strongly: C. W. Entzmincrr and Bill Satcher Daniel Bennett, Jr., age 24 days, [L i ‘The business that does not Pharmacy.—Adv. were visitors in Orlando Saturday. oori of Mr. and Mrs. Dsn Bennett, re- manufacturing corporation to com-J days, seldom longer than <«> days, ..... — — municato between plants In Ohio and quickly decays timber and prevents J8. Dinkcl was tnnaaeting busi­ T ; Sii ness in Sanford Saturday. Mrs. Bell Allen is spending a few ■*sey and Massachusetts, days in Plant City, tbe guest .of her “SURE-SHOT* U m ber K iller € • 1 brother, W. G..Entxminer end family. OCALA, FLORIDA The old grouch wbo thinks young Mrs. Jack Hartley and Miss Etha, people silly would trade all hla vast Wauchula h is a new cigar factory Exclusive Manufacturers and Distrlbleft Tuesday for an extended visit to store of brains for youth. i which opened recently. j ■ atom for Florida ami Cub*. Thomasvilts, Gn., and other points. Let us help yon to.prepare your daughters for School or Col­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Topllff were lege. We can save you time and money the guests of Mr. and Mm. A. Y, Full­ -----------:---- -----OUR ASSORTMENT O F--------- — ----er and family, Sunday, Mrs. D. W.,Clouser and son, Maur­ ice, were calling on friends Sunday. There were services at the Baptist church Sunday; Rev. Burr, officiating. ' Is the largest in the City of Jacksonville Mr. J. E. Phipps gave a welnnee Pay us A visit roast at Palm Springs in honor , af Mt. and Mrs. C. E. Stuart, of Orlan­ and do. you can % AD S M A R K Misaes Ellen and Leila Fuller spent the week-end in Orlando, the guests $625 f . o. b. Detroit of Mr. and Mrs. Topliff. it will be a pleasure to show you J. S. Dinkle is having an addition built on to his store building, occu­ pied by Mr. Beltany. 1—We are headquarter* for—1 Mrs. C. L. Morton and Miss Ger­ furs and guarantee to trude, were calling on friends, Labor a«v* you 28% to 88%. Hundreds of Scarfs to select Day. ' i ' . ’-s from. --------------------------------------- Worth seeing. Hr. and Mrs. George Shippo and children, of Sanford, were visiting _ %_ Mr** Shipp's mother, Mrs. Gao. Lewis • C a sto r P om ace Hardwood Ashes »• * ■ a ■ «• « .. * i Ground Tobacco Stems ADVERTISING SPELLS SUCCESS ■ STRAWBERRY PLANTS UM BER L0NGW00D C o a ts - S u its - D r e sse s* Mark My Word FURS FURS M a r k s S a m p le S h o p 23 W. Adams SL Jacksonville, Florida CAMP FIRE GIRLS • HELD COUNCIL FIRE.' ’‘ is a boy between four and eight years old. W hen you suddenly discover you haven’t a baby •n y more b u t A regular, sure 'nuff little shaver it's a p re tty sure sign you’ve got to do some building.. H e wants a room of his ow nr^M aybe th a t meaua an addition to th,e house, A playhouse; » dog kennel; a high board fence to shin over; and repairs 1 A ik D a d -lh e knows 1 D ad buy# lumber here. H e’s one of o a r best customer!. (7 m n t n O j ' i DtUf) • The weekly meeting of the Camp Fire Girls, was held at the residence of Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, yesterday af­ ternoon, with a good attendance. After attending to a few business matters, a Council Fire was held, and a candle lighting ceremony perform­ ed. One.of tbe members, Miss Gayle Marshall, was initiated as wood gath­ erer, and after singing s camp fire ■ong, the members started out to folow a mile trail, biased by other mem­ bers of the group, for which, all re­ ceived an honor. A fter returning to .Che bouse an hour later, refreshments were served, and It was pronounced one of the beat meetings of the adoson. .Two weeks ego, the girls camped! f i r A week, bat a t CUy 8prings.I 'While there, two Council Fires were! held, a t which, two other members' were Initiated as ,wood gatherers j! Misses Demarias Murtson end MorOarst Berner. These initiations show j j B kaklng, for a large number of the others are soon to be Initiated in th at first rank of their W hat Henry Ford Says^AJbout . Machine Power Farm ing ■ • * . “in the tractor the fanner now has a machine in which is harnei one, of the moot adaptable, effidei economical aoorcee of power in world—the internal combustion enj “The tractor will multiply the productive capacity of each individual n worker from three to four times over. “It will putf the fanner on a par with the put bis produce-producing factory—for that efficient production baste. ’Tt will enable each worker to earn .so much more that he can be more and still leave a>greater profit for the fnan who hires him. I&§|pH enable the farmer to work fewer hours in the day, giving him more time to enjoy life. . • ' . ; ,: ’v ‘hem ost healthful, the moat profitable business on earth.** Vii(- • it, •. / .■ ' . . V m R .m �•/ / ■, .. . . • .- - , V • -v *• • w p ~1'• ~ THE 9ANF0M , WEEKLY HBRALD.yR.pAY, g E I^ M B E R jM g H trap -1-- In response to the inquiry of many telephone it can I do to help my serr* K ’asoribers: it is pub! * ' ?” this ad G ire Your Name - I fV : Or Your Number ’‘Hello," “What numbcr is this,** and “Who is speaking/1are telephone your time *tnd that of jhrases As soon as your party answers, the cor­ rect practice is to announce your name and start the call in the same direct manner that you use in a face-to-face meeting. • . For example, say, “Mr, Jones speaking, I should like to talk with Mr. Smith,” or Jones speaking, Mr. Smith, please,” or if Mr. Smith has answered with his name, s a y . “This is Mr* Jones.” "And when you answer a telephone al­ ways announce your name first. fl* SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH COMPANY r ■ SHOWER BOR BRIDE-ELECT Organ Recital at Methodist Church Drew Large Crowd (Treat T tHa j ’i Drily) sn o O T 'ffT 7* ftOD AND GUN CLUB. • v 1j JJk #4— 11 . . 1 • * . (V isa n m a i ' i Doilj) One of the pretUest of the pre-nup­ tial affairs given Miss Helen Peck, a bride-elect of this month, was the ( t o n Friday1* Dally) \ The first recital on the new organ shower given yesterday afternoon by recently constructed by the E. C. Mal- Miss Agnes Dumas, at her home on arkey Builders, of Basic, Va., and in­ Park avenue. stalled in the Methodist church, Was The wedding colors of white and given by Mrs. Hazel Coffin Lenleit, green were beautifully carried oiit in of Winter Park, last evening, at 8 the decorations. Baskets and crystal o’clock. The program replete with vases of lovely white roses and ferns color and variety wa* received in great were effectively placed in the 'rooms. appreciation bjr the large audience. The table in the living room had for In addition to the organ numbers, its centerpiece a white arch from there was under the direction of Chaa. which was suspended a tiny gold bell Polk,ia chorus from the church choir, and under this a miniature bride an'd and a quartette, both were welt ten- groom stood. The chandelier was dered and much enjoyed.gracefully entwined with asparagus The organ is two toned montlel and fern which was suspended to the four included in registration, eleven stops. comers of the table. Hanging from On the swell arc violin, Diapason, stop the chandelier was a hugh white bell CREAM FOR CATARRH Diapason, Salicronal, Aeoline, Flute from which hung gold bdls end wish­ * OPENSUP NOSTRILS Harmonic (4 ft.). Piccolo. (2 ft,), bones tied with green ribbons. Tells How To Get Qakk Relief chimes (18 notes). As the bride-elect entered the room from Head-Colds. It's Splendid 1 The great manuel, has great open the wedding march was played. She Diapasoh, Dulciana; Melodia, couple was most becomingly attined in gray (4 ft,). crepe de chifio with trimmings of jade In ono minute your clogged ostrili Pedal stops are sub bass and flute green. Miss Dumas wore a fetching will open, the air passages in your bass. There are eight couples includ­ frock of gray canton crepe trimmed head will clear and you can breathe ing, Great to Pedal—Swell to Pedal— with green. freely. No more hawking, snuffling, Great to Great 4 f t ., Swell to Great After the guests were seated a bell blowing, headache, dryness. No 18 ft., Swell to Great 8 ft., Swell to was rung and a crier (Miss Florence struggling for breath a t night. Your Swell, 16 f t , Swell to Swell, 4 ft. Henry) announced that a wedding In addition to the usual swell pe<b- proclamation had boen made, this was cold or catarrh will be gone, al the crescendo pedal and sforxando, read by Mrs. Robert Hines, and later* Get a.sm all bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your druggist now. Ap­ there ore four combination pistons for presented to the honorae. the swell end four combination pistons A guessing contest was then enjoy­ ply a little of this fragrant, bi.tiscptic for the great ed, the answers being things that be­ healing cream In your nostrils. It The fine balance of the instrument long to a bride’s trosaeau, Mrs. 1. E. nen'etrntes through every a ir passage and delightful tone qualities revealed Estridge guessing tho most correctly, of the head, soothes the inflamed or itself in the rendition of Mrs. Lcn- was given o dainty corsage of* silk swollen mucous membrane and relief fest’s program. The light numbers flowers. The guests were -then given comes Instantly. ■ were particularly pleasing in contrast slips of paper with their names and It's Just fine. Don't stay stuffed up to the heavier selections and all was told to take each letter and write a with a cold or nasty catarrh—Relief mellow harmonious.bit of advice for the bride. These comes so quickly,—Adv. The music committee of the Metho­ were then made in book form-and dist church and Dr. Walker, the pas­ tied with green ribbon and presented Compact apparatus using a kerotor, may surely be congratulated in to the bride for future reference. i sene stove has been invented by a securing so fine an instrument Miss Herminia Lehman sang, “I French physician for treating fro ten The recital program covered: Love You Truly” in her most charm­ hands, or feet with steam. Third Sonata in .C Minor ..Guilmapt ing manner, while little Miss Marion Students of world politics are aw;‘y e Prelude ■ Estridge, daintily attired in ruffled ’Adagia Molte green organdie, entered drawing a that the effect red has on the bullr u Chorus, “The Radiant Mom’’......„ white and green wagon in which were to increase the output. ...a........................ Woodward piled the gifts. These were opened Church Choir and greatly admired by the guests. Autumn Sketch ___ «**._____ Brewer After which refreshments of cakes Dona NoMs ...... Mota rt iced in green, white and green brick A Sea Song .................. ...A&cDowell cream, and green and white mints in notice o r A F F ijaA T iox f o b t a x d e e d p n d e b a x en o x wi or t h e Andantino Lem arc baskets of greeii and white were serv­ 0 EX U A L BTATUTXB k Minuet in G ......................... Beethoven ed by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Notlre la harvby girt* that; A. B. BJobloa. Quartette ............ Selected Robert Hines and Miss Florence Hen­ rabat** of Tax OarUfkalt No. 333, 0*1*0 th* R 1 ««»r of Joo*. A. D. 1SU. ha* ntod aatfl j Pope, Herndon, Newbarry,, . ■-** ry. Ortlflralh la my Offlc* and ha* nod* appUrettafl flood to Ima* In arrordanre with Shinholscr if Those enjoying this delightful event law. forSaidlax rerun**!* tmbrarea tho foltowtag Cantiline Nupttale t----- 1........DuBola were: Misses Florence Henry, Helen Jjjta^ ^ prejw rty allhirtd to SamtaoH Oooalj. Grand Chorus........................... DuBpis Peck, Marion Phillips, Dorothy Rumph B*g. g | Iat>r**e(loa of 8, Uoo of Sanford with ■ Us* S. F. By.. Sre. 10. Twp. 39 Daphne Wimbish, Serita Lake, Vir­ Gram Broth, Rang* 30 Paat. ran South S3 dogrtoa. B J3A -fh. N 10 •*. N 63 d*tr*re. W 8. S c l i . t a ginia Brady, Hermibla Lehman, Muh B T B I N M fiY B R — C L A Y T O N . By. Swly along **ro* I* bra. 13 acre*. TH* dames Karl $chults, Ralph Goodspeed, oald •old land bring '1H H M At tho data ra Um toof rech rerUHrata la th# Kama of B. D. (From W etaeedafa Drily) A. Goodspeed, Frank Woodruff, Jr., R. anaore |-rr<tun. Tax O r tinea t» No. HU. da tod th* 3rd The following announcement from E. Peck, Robert Hines and I. E. E st­ dayiyAloo: *f .a * of Jus*. Just, A. D .aSIS, boa fttad oald rertltlridge. ' . i n t* U my office and ha* mad* appUcatlon appUcalloa for ta 'the Tampa Tribune w1U>e of interest U x flood to taco* la *coocd*are with law. Raid t t A 4 f ■ r . ■ . .. ».f.r___ l/i-T * ., MCdffosto ---*--— ikm * *.tt_ “ to the many friends of the bride-elect. rertinrata *B>brerea ill* following -' daoerthM property altnatofl la Boodaol* Oroaty. rfcrid*. O N T H E B A R G A IN C O U N T E R . Mis! Stelnmeyer is a sister of Mrs. tftwltt «*g. NW cor o f NBtl of BWK of SBU « « . S, Twp 3D Broth, Baag* 3 0 Boat. Kan 8 Frank Adams, of this city , 31 rad*. B 8X31 rodgf*N 34-rod*. W 33.33 rad*. acne. Th* oald land U ittgL — *d al tk* Jtov. Rod 24rs- F rancis S tdnm eyer Where are we at^ anyhow? The t* to tba announce the eng agem ont and tip* latest announcement -is ti * t ” U proachlng m artid j Sam will realise less for thefwUw«* ia.. Beulah Elisabeth. Ms 205 wooden ships thkn it cost him «'* Ug-daod ta loofla ta • coord*nc* with taw. B Clayton, the wadding to be an event build Ofte oft them. What do you certificate HbfaraCM th* foUowtng proper17 Gloated la Bara1nolo Oroaty, rHc^Beptembflr 28. to-wlt: SH of SW 14 of NBH of N Btl. ^ :i. r-%r -:•?~: know about that?—DeLand News. -- , Bt //*»' - t o f o ': E--V K' V? i r 4ij ■grmrm ? - ^ :^2F- ■.**- *";*- ' “-*• Chancery. - OTAnOX fereo will bo entered agalnat fro. And any and nit other partlen claiming any right, till* or Intereat In tnd to lb* land* hereInabora deecrlbed under, by, and through Dolly T. Root, Jennie Drogberty, U. A . McDonald. J. A, McDonald and Ocarge W. IJnk or otharwtae, ar* hereby required to be and appear before our **td circuit court at tb* court bout# In Sanford. Florida. 00 th* 71* day of December, A. D. 1(131, and then and tbero mak* onawer to tlh bill of complaint exblbtlml agalnat arid unknown partle*. otberwla* a decree pro erafonao w ill ba entered agalnat oald unknown parIt U ordared that this notice be ‘ pub 11abed la the Sanford Herald, a nawapapar pabllahad In Seminole County, Florid*, rare n week far right (8) weak* aa to the known pkriton defendant, and 00c* n week- for twelve (13) week* »* to th* unknown partita defendant. Wltnren my band and th* ***l of (be Circuit Orort on thU the 30th day of Augpat. A. D. 1931. (SBAI.) * B. A. DOUGLASS. • Clerk of Ut* Circuit (Hurt. BemtnoU County, Fla. OKORGli a. HERRING, Boltrltor and Cronoel far tb* OompUlnant. 3-13(0 D tho Circuit Court’af thh ■erwlk Judicial Clr| null e t Florida, la and for Seminal* County.—In Chancery CITATION Melach Realty Oomtfny, ■ weporofion. Com­ plainant, B&t/'.vs. William n iliu n i AUitnder AIHHOBF UHtflSUSBt Ruchanan, Uquldator, M et Ter VnUa&^vfiekriNUr Duchanan, Idquldalor of LimitFlorida Land A Colon ta* Iton Company, Out *d, a Corporation of England, and all former ■tockboldere of th* Florida Land A Oolouliatiro Company, Idmlted, a rari>oriltoo of Lagland. and to tb* unknown flerteeen. gran (tea or other rUlmanU, .by, through or under tb* oboro named partle*. and In nay nod nil other perron* or peril** wbomaoerer. claiming any right, till* or Inlereet In and to tb* follow lug deecrlbed Und. altoale, lying and being ta tb# Oroaty of Seminole and Stnta of Flor­ ida. more particularly deecrlbed a* fallow*, to-wlt: lUglnning at a point 133 fret Boat o f a pot at 118.3 root Broth of th# Souibeoat Interoectton of Commercial Street and Rand Arena*, a* abo-wn by E. R. Trafford'a map of Banrord, Florid*, run thence Broth I04X foot to lb* North Roe of Flrat etreet. thence Eat) along the North Un* of Flint ■treat, iwt.3 fret, thence North 1M.3 feet, tbonre Weet 10S.3 feat to the point of beginning. It appearing from the eworn MU of com*lnt filed In thU cturo agalnat you, that yro re or cUlm aom* inlereet In and to tho Unde abora derail bed, therefore, yro. tb* aald William Alexander Rachanan. Uquldator of tba Florid* Land A Oolaoliatton Company, Limited, a corport lira of England, are hereby required ta be tnd appear before our oald Circuit Court at th* Court Doom U Sanford, Florida. «j tb* 3rd day of October. A. D. 1831, and then and (her* mak* anewer to tb* MU ra oompUtat exhibited again*! yro ta thU pan**, otberwla* a deem pro confrere will b* entered agalnat yro Is thti cauro: and uU other perron* or parti** cUlmlog any right. UtU or Intereat In and to the pruperty htrelnabore deecrlbed, by, through or under th* aald William Alexander Uechasaa, Uqulda­ tor, aa kferae*Id. ar by, through or under any of tb* 'former etachboidam of tb# Florida Und A (kUoutaattoa Company, Limited, a corporation of England, or otberwla#, nr* hereby repaired to be and appear before war aald Ctrrutt court at (fa* CTOrt Honre In Sanford. Florid*, on th* Tlh day of Noeambar, A. D. 1831, and tbre and there mat* anewer to tb a MR of complaint rehlMtad agalnat yro In tkt* raw*, otberwla* *' decree pro crofoaro will be entered. • It ta nrdraod (hat thte Cttattan be pabllahad In th* Hanford Herald, fl newspaper publUbed la Seminal* Ornaty, onc* fl week for eight week* *a to th* know* defendant. William Aleundar Ruchaaaii, Uquldataf of th* Florida Land A Cotonlaattoa Cumpggy, Ltmlttd, a rocpOratlM of England, and one* * week far twete* week* a* to th* unknown panjefl-4*fwdant. ■: " v > WITNESS my hand and tb# real o f th* laid Circuit Court, ra tbta lb* 4tb,d*y of Augnat, A. D. 1831. . - j B..A. DODO _________friftl e » r t rg # W f l ^ 6 3 K _____ Srinlaol* Oooaty, Ftarifla. a BO, A, DeCOTTES, ■ Solicitor tnd of ~ 8 i f. .■ day of June, A. D. IBIS, bin filed aald certifi­ cate In my offlc* and ha* made-application for tax deed to loan* In accordance with Uw. Bold certificate embrace# tb* following deecrlbed property alinatrd ta Seminole County, * Florida, to-wlt: Lot 9, Block B, Tier A- Sanford. Tb* tald land being aaieaaad at tho data of tba laco­ nic* of tneb certificate In tb* nam* of W. O, Stewart, Eat. Atoo Tux Certificate No. Tl, deled tb* tnd day of Jnno, A. D. 1918, boa filed tald certifi­ cate in my offlc* and ban made eppllcallro for tax deed to tare* ta orcflrdanre with taw. Bald Certificate embrace* tho following drecribod property altnatrd ta Somlnol* County, Florid*, to-wlt: Lot 4, Block 13, Tier A, Sanford. Tho Said land being t areared at th* data of th* tacut dc* of each certificate ta tho nam* of B. F. Treonle. Atoo Tax Certificate No, 103, dated - th* Xad day of Juno, A. D, 1818, hre filed oald certi­ ficate In my office and hog made application for tax dead to loan* In accordance with taw. Bald certificate embrace* tb* following describ­ ed properly, altiiatrd In tletnlaota Ooanty, Flor­ ida. to wlt: Lot 63, Florida land A OokmleeUoo Co.'* Add to South Sanford. Tho aald land being aaoeaeed at th* dat# of tb* taattroc* at ouch certificate In the name of Unknown. Atao Tax Certificate No. 1M. dated fh* Hrd day of Jane, A. D. 1818, b w filed aald rertlHceie In my of Re* and ho* nude application for tax deed to tare* ta accordance with taw. Bald certificate embrace* tba following deecrlbed property situated In SemlnoU Gouty, Florida, to-wlt: Lot S3, Florida land A Ootonlrettoa On.'* 'Add. to South Hanford. Tb* Hid Und be­ ing aaaeeaed at the dat*,af th* taeoanc* of such certificate In th* name o f Unknown. Dntare sold cart] (lea tee eb*U be redemed ac­ cording to law tax deed w ill tame- tbereoa on the 30th day of September, A. D. 1831. Wltnrre my flffM official aignatnre and real thta tb* 19th day of A'uguat. A. D, 1831. (SBAL) B. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fin. l-dtc By A. M. WEEKS. D. a (Vinnty. Florida. Tb* Hid eight (»> Hta hemg olherwlM deecrlbed aa tb* Bomb liaff at ■» Buutbeaat quarter pf Prolkweet quarter at Sre­ tire aiiteen' (16), townahlp twmty-ore (St? South, rang* txgauty-ata* (38) Bret. It appearing from tb* eworu MU of fbartm & Andrew*, beretn filed that you tnd each at yre are defeadanta to th* aald bill; tkat yrer rew­ are nnkoowo: tbit Hcb nf you. tb* aaM defendant!. If llrtng, ta oxer tb* eg* of -ore (31) yearn: tbit there to an prore SUt* of Florida th* a*etlc# of a rapoena upon whom would bind tb* Hid dtfm*onto, ir llrtng. and It fnrtbtr appearing Rare tb* Hid aworn bill herein filed that It ta Ofl belief ef tb* Qo»ptatn*nt that there to ■ preeon or a re perectto Intereeted In th# aboe* flP aeribed property, who** name* of new** **» re­ known to the eompltlnaM. It la therefore ordered, that yon tod eerh am ill of you appear to the Mil of computer! 1a filed ro or before Monday, tb* ir* toy * October. A. D. 1991. ' ________. It ta further ordered that tbl* notlre *# I * Ilehod ta lb* Sanford Herald. -1 ne.»p*:>« » • lUlied In Sanford. Somlnol* Cbunty, Fleet**, re a week for WITNESS, K. cult Coral of Semlnol* Court iloua* *( Ban tart day of August. A. D. 18M. •WEAL) X L - DOlOLira . 1 Clark Ctrcult P * J By: V. X DOUOLANS. X a ROJHNSON A RRIIKIBB, • SoUeltnre for Complainant.______ H * ~ la Circuit (Hurt, 7th jodldal Wroult. County, Fl*.—In Ckonoary BILL TQ QUIET TITLE Cirri# W. Speer, 'booipUUanl, Artfaur J. Dnyle, et aL Defewlani. . . l.TTEBTO ALL rKlUtONH CLAIMING ANY >T IS T U I FOLLOWING described Lote^S and*4 of 11 lock 34; end t«w of lltotk 33, of MettoorlHe. m per put nameIn Circuit Court, 8*Tenth Judicial Circuit. State ed In rtet Rook 1. page 1*>. Sewtaoto Itecor,U. . __ , , nf Florida, County of SemlnoU,— You are hereby required end prderwl •• la Chancery. . l»*r before ror Circuit CroH *t 'te « . in SemlnoU County. Florid*, m the,Or* BILL FOR PARTITION day ta Derember. 1831. to w m r lb# UU ra Rutiplalnt filed *f»ta«< yon. tbeerfo you. **d i Margaret W. tinnier, a xrldow. not, era- u n i Will be , »•■ 1. J i ) . J* ha followed by fta»» decree. Rennelh W. Ifntrr, et al, o t tbl* ^ It ta further *#re*d tr that NOTICE OF Itrtid. a n**ap*pra i r e NOTICE la bmhy gtreti that nn.ter end by ilebed In lb# Sanford Harold.ePiriflt. coca In Seminal* Ooanty, Ftortda elrtna of an order of aelc made and entered here­ by lb* llonnrabU Janie* W. Ferkltw, ’ H ' i t S n ' ^ l ^ r o d ta. m e l e f - i . of the a bore atyled (Hurt, on the lot Hefiiember, A. D. 1921, lb* undereigned atonerm w ill offer fnr aalo et putiftc aoettoxi to tb* btgheet and trot bidder for cieh in front .\ \ ' j Hataota (Hanty. rfci of the court bourn door ta Sanford. Somlnol* A PIOIINSON, 1XJm County; Flortd*. no Monday. October Srd, i«31, DICKINSON SoUcttore fra Oomptaiaant._______ i—between tb* legal brorn of eel*, tba following deecrlbed Und lying end being In Seminole ta OtaeuH’ Oaur ClteaU. * County, Florid*, lo-wlt; ; 's . . , *' ttrerer* I-ot one (I),' of Bratton on* (t), townehlp twenty (30) South. Rang* thirty (80) Bret. t o H 0V -tinn>*1>T* 1^Durebaera to pay foe tltta. ■ ‘ ■ A. P. CONNELLY, Carrie W. t^rar, Oomplataiflt, U . B. LEWIS, re. U O. KOLB. Arthur J. Doyle. «t n t . To Arthur J. Doji*. ROBINSON A BRIDGES, ' Solicitor* for Oraptataont. 3-Ctc To Fred F . Doyil bar*. ^ .“ n g ^ T o r « NatIce o f A] claim ta.* 8«w ;«P»* m Oerorel HUittf, deecrlbed lend to U ts S ra« L**i af Fieri** w ilt I*l* 3 aad 4 Of W"*Jf «■ ^ rUat re t of Dtoek » , 9fM * B « n U » . “ J*'Nolle* ta berekf olern that F. T, WIUI___ .rerTOd ta£t*tat Rook parch aerr of Tn* Certificate No. 1631, dated A^ U 1,8' ,M1- B a c w r i a i s g a siftta s ttoo fra tax deed to taere ta accordance with SemlnoU County ro ,h* taw. Sakl certificate embrace# tb* folkrwtag tdber. 1831, ------draertbed property dmated ta Semlnoit County, Ptorida, to-wit: NBH o f NWH of »W H. «* Seettou B. Twp. 30. South, Range 80 Real. 10 u The u ld land being «t tb* dal* nf ta tb* sauw kta Oban tm , deemed _______■araordtag _____ to _____ lawtag deed will i tberera rax Uw 1th day of October, A. D. IS w r ofnd*l^ MgflAtnre and eeet ‘h* Ml day *r Bept.mhra, A. D. 1831. ; . i (SBAL) X A. DOUGLASS. , d a rk Ctrcult Court. Seminole CTOnty, Fl*. t e a ; e • Lh- •- _•j, ,*t5!s.is3fj,aijvsrj‘t a s r th JadkUl Ort> the CtrmdF (Hurt W tSe f n it i f ______ nerldn,_ la aa4 fee • Deukt/n—ta Chafloery. S . Pulrttou, B. a Bower and Edward Utggloa, Karl The Sanford Rod *ahd Gun Club *. OuA/latnanta, to. Bmma Lre. Xltmmt, Dafmdant. ‘* held its first trap shoot yesterday af­ Jimee O’Neill, e t a l , DtfandAntn. • To Janwe D'KellL tad tba unknown hrlra, "^StrretT'vaUoita?'oier^ig?* #*,lh Tta^ ternoon, with forty-six men partici­ Tleeee, grrtrtece. legate*, or Other claimant! pating in the initial shootunder Jemee O’Hallt, Angnetne J. Vaught and wife, Iwaiea Vaughn, decenood, W «. U. ta 406 Broth Troup Street t Court. 7th Judtairi Ctreulf. The new traps recently secured by Haggard, dreraaed. D. B. U ltm ell. flaceaeed. that It ta tha beltaf e tT tiU e t rat*'^ Oouaty, n e tt4 i.—la O U M U . A. ». Speur. decrnied. Warren W. l a w and ant la oeer twenty-oo* yean of ^ the club were instilled yesterday on £ wife, *»« -■ ■ U ser, daruaeed. Clnronee Car­ U re perero (n th* Stata of o x n x x of f u b l i c a t io n . the lake front and before the appointed penter and w ife. Joeephtne U Carpenter, de­ feated. Err. Samuel B. Carp tenter, fleet tied. ^ b tn d flT X DW. Kltmmt rmnnan, Gbmplataant. hour were in operation. Although the Edith C. Onrtlin. deceued. Amanda G. Cnrpentar. daceaaed, and J. J. Iiarrie and J, W. J. L. lirown. ind France* V. Drown, Defendant*. traps, operators and marksmen were of B e ^ 'v if * itteka, etfmlaUUaton of tho eatale of D. B. 1831. to Drawn, and France* V. nrewh, IXftudta th* Mil of^ ro^ U b t^ aro UllchrJI, (Weeiied. and egatnet e ll ot>#r per- agtlPOt yro ta thl* new, the shoot as a whole, was very To:in J.l« l~ taara, w^»*taa a w j g la tbu abate can*#: ■ong ar pan Ire ctatmtag an / right, title m pro-erafoore will ra eeld dal * ho entered , * 2 2 You and uaefl af you hr* birth, ordered to creditable and there is no dbdbt but appear Intereel In and to (he following daocrlhad you. to <*>* abora entitled can**, ea or before proprrtr, altuita, Ijlng and being In the CoenIt ta forther ordered that eald . that Sanford will develop some fine the flrat Hasdai in October, m i , at the Bawl tj of Ki rotaole and 8U U of Florida, more pukltahad ta the lUtfpe* Herald n *» nola Ceunt/ Coral Hona*. Sanford. Florid*. pirtlcnlirl/ deealhed aa followa, to-wlt: masfcsmcn before the season is over. Iwlnp the Third i l l , of (ha month, and a rut* Ueglaalng at the Waat Quarter Section Foat da/ of thU mart, apd ta default thereof It Is proposed to hold s trap-shoot m e Fro Gonfmao will bu efltand. against joo. of Stetloa Thirty-one (St), Tnwnatdp ■(IS). South or Band* T h ir t y ^ ( t l ) thAt enura proceed rx partt* at the Rod and Gun Club site each It a*W U farther ordered that thi* coder be pub- thence E iit 10QB feet to the Weotnrty Una of (SEAL) M. A. DOUtl LABE. Thursday afternoon, beginning on tlihed puce a week for four coaoecatif*- wreka la HM.", the Hanford florald. a aewopuper publUhed at K next Thureday. While the supply of Bonford. Setnlool# Count/, rbjrtdA.., ■ t later 1/ tkmg tald right-of-way TM foot, thenre Wltneaa the hand of « . A. DDafliata, Clerk of Waft Udt.B feed to th* Weet Una of tald Sec­ jo u n a . l e o n a b d t T* clay pigeons was completely exhaust­ eald ■Mtaitor and of Graaset Court, and the oral thereof, thla the STth tion SI, theneu North STS fret to tar Oomplalnaat. containing 30 je r e e , and alto: ed yesterday, more have already been t e r of Aucuet. A. 0. IS21. dnnlog STS feet South of the Weet qaarD^ftnnlii (SEAM * E. A. DOUULABS, n o t ic e of s m a u n - g sa le ~ Aiiiaa p m t 6 f Airtlos I I . T embm U d 19* ordered and will be here by Thursday 3-3te Clerk Ctrealt Court. South of Bang* a t Eo*t, inn Umom South KM.T afternoon. thence Xaat *30 tael, theaee Sooth H to the Circuit (Hurt, it, la fret, feat, three* Wait 230 Hat. thence South TM The score for yesterday was as fol­ fret, three* Beet U SA M l to t h e 1Sanford Grant 11m , thence North 33 flagTeae Beet lows, the figures' indicating the num­ cam of Armour FartlUwr Worta. • m , •■Id Urent Uoe *40.5 foat, CITATION ber of pigeons broken out of twentyto th* Wretgrly Un* of th* rtghvra-wty of- ^ W . T*Lf -M - Brown, dated in, A lion tie Cbnat Uoe railroad, Lofca Ohara of >«lF. A .D .l M l , | k n , Z, rmltroid. the E. Hjoblem, Oocnplilnaat, five: tho preperty of the Hid defrnflxatT Northerly akXHt tba WmUrly Branch, thence ra. ____________ 1-of-way, 803 foot, throw Wert Brown, and trill mil to tb* higbret , e t tald right-of-way, a C. Howard............................. 21 Doll/ T. Rent, Jennie Doughert/. J. A. Me- line MflW foe cart, botwem tb. leg.l brer. 61.8 fret to point of begin*tag. tad *1*0! MSI, Deuald. H. A. McDonald, George W. Ben Coleman---------- ---------------- 20 E. Beginning at a point 1X63 chain* North of tk* ta front of tho Court Iloua* door, at _____ O. Painter rrrUIJmr Co., ■ Florida Cor­ flat of Intaroratlra of th* Brat Un* af the Seminole Grant/. Florid*, ra Monday poration. and lb* unknown belt*, dflrtaaoa. a» W. S. Hand................ - ..................... 20 ■Ignore, day of Sapumber, A. D, IBM. ITOmro rant aritk " with fl the Wott “Itao o f ‘ Socttou granteeu or Other* claiming ttndei Sanford' Grant * Up -in, 19, Broth ty Tauuqtly Beuth e t Baugu 11 Baati’ rua legal reVae day, all that rertaln A. B. Wallace____ — ___ 10 DoU/ T. Dent. Jeoila Dongben/, J, A. He- sthence tying tr o a Bait it 431.1 fret to the B u t Un* of the or patatl fliMaML Donald. If. A. UeDoiuVl. Cen. W. Dak, and rant; thence throe* South 33 dugreae Weet th* County ra.Brataoi*. and But* *f yw tre Chaa. W h ltn e r---------- 10 B. O. rainier PertUlier Qa,. a FkaMa Car- Senford ‘ OrinL along th* Bart Bait I1M Una of nf the Sanford Grunt 3M and More pertcluUily fleaerfbed aa fottownro Defaudoate, John Brom ley_____ 1___, ______ 18 TV:pontloo, , Wret 393.3 300.9 feet, throco North 3T0.B wits Doll/ T. Dent, reetdeseu unknown, Jennie foat. thence* Went Lot Eight/ton* (tl) of M. U. Smith-* —■ feet to th* point o f bagloatag. otharwire deF. L. Woodruff, J r— -----18 Dougherty, roeldenct unknown; J, A. McDon­ ocrlbod a* the North half of the following do. dlrtalra of Sanford, cowtatatog ton n a. unknown; M^ A. McDonald, more or taoa. and which I* ntao deaertfod aT tm •cribed property, to-wlt; G. W. K n ig h t_____ ___________ 17 ald, mid*nee u(known; Georg* W, Deglonlag at th* peUt of Utaruectiou of th* Nortbewt quarter (NBy) of tb* unknown: the helm, flerloeen. grentaea, leg quarter (SEl*> of the 8 o u t b w « t ^ 2 3 2 R. B. W ig h t............................. 17 ate**, or other* claiming under Dolly T : Bent B u t line of the Sanford Orant with the Weet SWH) e t Bratton Tweutyel* (go). t JwZ oT line of Bectfen I t . Townehlp IS South of Benge N. B. Leonard________ 17 Jennie Dougherty. J- A. McDonald. H. A. 31 Beat; ran thence North along tho Benge Ude --------- '.£*K a? lk- 5 * ? - n U r t y 'iiT S S j McDonald and George W ..L ink, and to toy nch of tb* property abort deeerarare .fl9 .a u u * . thence B u t t.os chain* to th* L. H. Gibbs - .................................... 17 and all other pertlei claiming any tntm et is fleererery to aatlify aald axaeuttaa m and to th* following dencribed land* *1lo­ B u t line of Sanford Grant, three* Booth IS doR. E. Stevens---------------------- ... 18 la grere Weet along th* Boat Un* nf Buford tted In Seminole County, Florida, to-will (t M. flAND, STOrtff M ♦ Orant to th* point of begtsatog. E. J. Am m on__________ 18 Nft. 1 .—Beglnnltg 110 ft. w of the NW of Sataloota County. ■ ■ arm , more or lea*, all lylhg of th# NWtt of S B U o f * s « . Section 0, Towfl- 4.14 IANDIS. FISH A BULL. n Leo. T a y lo r........ ................. 16 A lp SO S., Bange 80- B„ run B SST ft,. B 110 in Seel Ion t l, Tpwooblp IB, South of Attorney* fra Plaintiff. ft., NBty along railroad right-of-way TM ft., N R. C. Maxwell_________________ 15 B0’ft.. W n o ft.; and alto beginning *1 the N It tppetrfng from tb* room bid hlft of of the NBM of th* BW(i o f the S B *. Bor- plaint filed ta (hi* can** that rro bar* ar Vance D o u g lass__ . . . ____ 15 cor. lion 0, Townihip >0 8.. Range 30 B., ran W claim aom* Inlereet ta and ta th* land* b«rota—U Chancery. dMerlbid, B. W. Herndon______ _____ 15 060 ft.. S OUtt ft.. B SO* ft., N BOO ft.. B -U0 Abort Therefore, yon. Jam** 0’fttill, ore hereby re­ (L. N 334(i f t , and tho SB U of tho NWU BTT.Ii TO DUTXT TITLE R. H. Morris -------------------------- 14 or tho B8H IM tho BH of tho N B « of tho quired ta b* and appear before our tald O m it NW14 of tho SBU, and beginning 40 rad* B and Court nt tb* Court Honre ta Bonford, Florida, Char)** O. Andrew* Geo". H e rrin g ____ ______ . . . . . . 14 OS rode S of tho KW. «or of tha NWU of tho ra tb* 3rd day or October, A. D. 1931, and thro and there make nrewer ta the MU of 6. P. Herndon ____ 18 KKti. fVrtkm 0. TowniMp SO 8. Bang* SO William *L roater, at *L run W 130 rod*, N 33 rod*. B 40 rod*, 8 W complaint exklbltnd agalnat yro, otharwire u 03D E E OF FOBUCATIOX drareo pro crafewo w ill M entered. W. 8. P a rk e r______ _____ 18 rada, B 80 roda to (ho beginning. To William 1. Fueler and Jan* Footer, kb wro. And nil other partle* claiming any right, tl3.—Beginning 300 ft B of Johanfleu Boderhind and Bula' Aogmta S b S R, G. Hickson_____________ . . . 13 of No, ‘ itermt ta and to lb* property berelnabor* tte NBM of th* SWU of th# 8B U , Section D* load, fata irifoi C-raI A. Briekmoo and a m 4. by. through or under any of tho parTuwnahlp SO B., Bang* 30 I . , run B I f t . J. T. H ickson_________________ 13 a, Sophia Briefctra, hi* wlft; Itarrima U taw B S3 degree*, I 1M f t , to II. B. rigbLsf-way. tire bands itmed, or otharwire, are required to ham. and Elizabeth A. Denham, kta rare nod appear before our tald Ctrcult Court at W. C. H ill........................................ 12 61 d*gT*re. SO Min., W along th* H ltd* of ho Edgar W. Doaham, Pater Roeroetat re* the Court Brow ta Sanford, rionda. ro tba 1th R. R- right-of-way to 8. 11m of th* NBK Frtdtrika 0 . ntwgqntat, hi* wife; Ttata tim , nf Nortmbar, A. D. 1811, and thro and S. Pul cat o n ------- ---------------------12 Hid of th* SWU of th* IBM, w to th* bw cor ra day tin* Hoegqntat, Join 0. newer. Sarah SL there make anewer to tha MU of Complaint ex­ L. A. Bromley i _______________ 12 oald 10 am *. N 301 ft la th* twgtnatag. Church and William Lre Chtteb, her kmA^y tg a lu t retd unknown partlee, othrawta* No. 3.—Boglholhg *t * Point of Interaaetlro *hibited Bgray B tftM Oreenlaaf and A. Lreta* am *, decree pro conferee xriU be catered agoiaet D. C. Hickson ___________ 12 of th* B. lino of thfl HWH of th* 8B(4, Boo all arid unknown pax Uoo. loaf, hi* trlfg,' *»d each of yon, if Bring, red. U w 0, Tuwnahlp 90 8, Rang* 30 H.. ran with N If dead, alt portlet Helming u Utermt r o ta ordered that thta retire be pabllahad ta W. B. M oye_____. . . __________ 12 link of right-of-way at th* S. r . B. B., 8 SI thflIt Bonford dot Uw eald. WlIBam I, Foeter und Jen* fW llarald, a newapaper pubUabed ta SO Mtn., W along oald right-of-way 1S3 BernInal* County, ter, hta w ife; Johann** SoOflriafld tad BEE R. C. M erriwcther_____________ 12 degrre*. a week Ar eight week* ft.. N 3S degree*. 80 Min.,_W 100 ft., B 310 ft. an to th* known rare A*<fl«ta Bmtortand. hta wlfot Oral A, r party defendant, tnd 00c* a R, A. N ew m on__________ 10 (on and Anna Sophia Erfckaann. fcta far twtfr* ereeka a* to tk* unknown par8 Nfc*4— Th# BH of th* hB U of th* HWH of weak Htrriara L. Doaham, and BUaaheth A G. A. B rew er........ ....... 10 th* SWU. Sratlro ». Town*hip 30 8., Bang* SO tire defendant. ham, hta w ife; Edgar W. D unham ,___ WITNESS my hand and tb* real o f the cold Hoegqntat gad Frederlkt a Hoegratat, H i W. E. W atson........ ......................... 10 No. 8.—NWH or th* Ntt of tot 3, Section 0. Ctrcult Coart, thla 4tfa day of Augnat. A. D. Wife; VloU Chrtatlaa Beegqutat, M i B. 1831. R, B. C hapm an_______,_______ -10 Tuwnahlp 30 B-. Bongo SO B. Howtr. Sarah M. Chnreh and WBBam Ire (SEAL) B. A. DOGOLASS, No, 6.—Lot 4 of Bratton 9, Tuwnahlp SO B., Chnrth. bra hrotwnd; Henry Eugene Onro Clerk Of tbOtObcwlt (Hurt, E. D. Mobley __________________ 10 Range SO B. Hat rod A. Lmlre Grrentanf, hta wMa » _____ SemlnoU Oroaty. Ftarids. No. T.—Tb. NWH of tho 8WI4 (lore BH of 1 under each • nd gay of them eerenSy. * ' ' ' J G. D. B ishop__________ 10 tb* NBH), Bratton 9, TowoTOIp 90 SL. Bong* OBO. A- DeCOTTES. etharwta*,'> ta and ■to the fotWwtag 8 m M Solicitor and o f Oounatl foe Complainant. SO B. C. Stooto f f _________ ______ - 8 land* altaata In Seminole Geunly, Ftarida, SH No, 8.—Tb* B IS rda. of th* NBU of th* Sl-lSlc •III * D. L .Thrasher ___ 8 SWU and thg ■ IS roda of th* SWU of th# Thfl North half of tb* Nertbweet quarter t f NWH «f »h# SBU, Brat ion 0. XownaUp 30 S, NOTICE OF AFFUOATIOXS FOB TAX DIED Section Twenty-ore (81), towuhlp tweatyrefl Ed H ig g in s............. — ............7 PXD3E SEOTIOX STt OF THE Rang* SOE. (31) aretb, Itaiagfl- twrety-ola* (29) Eaal; aba OLNERAL s t a t u t e s No. I . - S U of BU of tot 1, Bratton 9, Town(11 that part of tk* Northreat qutnot at B» F. P. A k ers____________ 7 ■flip SO 9. Bang* 30 B. Northen t. quarter of mid oraltoo M. St on off ___________________ 7 It appearing from tb* rworn bill of complaint Nolle* U hereby glrao that; J. B. Lnlng, pay (31), townel ta ' twenty-om ( lit s*otk. rare filed in thl* caora agalnat yro, that yro bar* or charar of Tax Verrifleato. No. 1M, datad th* tweaty-nta* (39) taut, lying Pouth and took Joe Cameron . . . _____________ 6 claim aom* InWroot in tb* Uadi borataabm de- Srd (Ur at JnM, A. D. 1918, ha* (Hod oald Oar- of th* (bread ra ehaoHl at Weklwa Creek. AlW there fore, yro, th* oald Dolly T. Dont. Uflcat* In my offlc* and ha* mad* appUcatlon Iota on* hundred aeeenlyweten (171), MO ! To m JJones___ . . . . . ______ *___ 8 acrlbed, Jrnnl* Drogbtrty. J. A. McDonald. M. A. Mc­ for Tax Dead to Iteua In accordance with Uw. died m rent/-eight (ITS), on* bumlrc-l (eteuAPDonald, and Georg# W. LUk or* hereby reqolre,! Said cerUflcat* embrace# lb* following derariti­ aloe (178), on* hundred eighty (ISO), am hre-' L. T. B ry a n ________ ________ to ba and appear before our raid Clmalt erort at ed property ittaaied In Somlnol* County, Flori­ died tlgbtjr-OU* (HU), 00* hnndred eighty tro R. M. Mason, Jr.,______ tb* Orort honre In Sanford, Ktorida. on tb* da. to-wlt: Lot 4, Block S, Tier G, Sanford. (IBS), 00* hnndred efgtaty-tbre* (IM) red ere 7th day of Nortmbtr, A. D. 1931, and thro, and The told Und betas aaeeeaed at tho data of hnndred eighty-four (tkt) of lb* mep ra (AA Pierce Griffin ............................_* there mak# answer to th* hit) of complaint ex­ tb* tamatre of each Certificate ta Urn flam* of of Forrat City, Orange Park, aa ree •; , ' hibited agalnat yon, other*la* * decree pro era- Oflkflflw*. plat book 3 at page « , Reeord* at W. L. Henlety________ ________ Also Tax Certlftcat*. No. 138. di|*<l th* Srd Legal Advertisements i| “-V h l-h --f r ^ ■ Twp. SO 5 Booth. Egag* So B u t.' Mid U *nre of L'bIm« u_ U certificate* th ill tw redeemtd •fl­ cording to Uw. tax flood will tb# loth dor of Septan**. A. p, lt t i . w Ubm * m f O f * 1*1 ftiftstw o and » it tMi tho 18th dor Of Alf*Oo?,'Ai -p. ‘1*11. B. A. DOUGLASS. (SEAM Cloth O m it Court. Seminal* County, Fla. Ry; A. M. WEEKS. D. a 1-fltc V4 •- . V: ^3=1 tiI 2r. l-\h”— ‘ 1 W fi �1 ^u Si.’ -i= l - Zi~— W W M tdM S& t- • i l l ' rffpgg’; » — M ^ ♦ u f'im .iv'W ’ * * * * * * * * ronT OVIEDO i * .UNION-MADE * * * * LONG g S ffiS iu ta tm mPANAMA • H .d * IV H a l t * ’f l o o d - Orlando C. o f C. W ill i Entertain Sanfoi ■X:. Chamber S ep t 21 jaWUtion Was Extended To SanfoM Today by Orlando by The follow! the Herald this afternoon: «Ait invitation was today evtended to the Sanford Chamber of Commerce to meet with the Orjanao Chamber x f Cbmmcrcc on the night of Thursday, September 29. J? "BftOSSIER,"* *1 Spent f 1.25 on Rat*%a'p and Saved the Price of a Hog." James McGuire, famous hog raiser of New’Jersey, says; "I advise every fkrmer troubled with* rats to ise RAT-SNAP. Triad: everything to get rid of rata. Sptftt 21Ji6.on BAT.SNAP Figured the rata it killed saved the price of a hbg." RAT-SN^^*cotnes in «ke form. No mixing With other food. Cats or dogs won't touch i t Three sins, a&c, 65c, 91*26. Sold and guar­ anteed by Ball.Hardware Co. ■ . --Get your Scratch Pnd a from The Herald—by the pound—16c. ++*+>++4 The Florida Scoi “For Wide-Awake Boys" SSc Year WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher; J ; 902 French 1 i . scorns » r a'v»4Mi»M*SS*MWi = = — AND * * * 8. P. Mills and family have moved -into the.S. W. Swope cottage on Gra­ ham avenue, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Argo, Palmer Argo, Miss Nell Williams, Win. Robt, Williams, and Edward Argo, aro spending ten days on a camp at the prairie. Mlsa May Conally returned to Oviedo Friday afternoon for a visit to Mrs. J. B. Jones, and Mrs. R. W. ^ n r. B u t t o n . o t e i j n t o l b l f e .ad placed so as .o.n-r'n back when J i. * * : boy 1 “P A N A M A ’ n SAN. OH., Weekly herald . Friday , i f XWMM,, IMN : = r = = = m Tolls why everyone should drinh hot water with phosphate The aquatic and. track inoet held by in it before breakfast. the Sanford Scouts, Thursday after­ noon, proved to be a big occasion for TBI.LS WHY to»c.inO N E SHOULD tho Sanford Scouts. Besides the fifty DRINK HOT WATER WITH or more Scouts taking part In the “ '“'FllOSPnATE IN IT BEFORE Ever Think of meet, there were seven] visitors ■2~% r-i^ —Wr --J BREAKFAST present to witness the interesting Owning Yoar contest. Tho boys showed great in­ - Headaches are caused by auto­ terest In the mcc^ and expressed intoxication—which means self-pois­ Own Home in Florida themselves as being well pleasd for oning. Liver and bowel poisons call­ matching their re­ ed toxins, sucked into the blood ex­ A call meeting of theV Women’* the opportunity —instead of Renting? Clu|> was held at the club house Fri­ spective abilitiQMagalnat each other.1cite Hie heart which pumps the blood day afternoon. The object at the The Boy Scouts are looking forward so fast that it congests in the smal Ever think of the solid comfort and freedom of meeting was to inspect the work that to the time when they Will bo given jev arteries and veins of the head, pro­ your own home, so essential to real quietude aqdfrest? has been done on the club bouse dur­ another such opportunity and prom­ ducing violent, throbbing pain and aa ing the summer. The club voted to ac­ ise that the next meet will be even a distress, called headache. You be­ Ever think of the economy possible in and result* cept the work of the carpenters and greater success than this one. come nervous, despondent, sick, fev­ ’those winning and receiving men­ erish and miserable,, your meals sour ing from th$ erection of a small, winter bungalow? jU lJave the inside painting done a t . A committee was appointed to tion in the meet are: add almost naoseatr you. Then you Aquatic Events—Swimming under resort to acetanUld, aspirin or the after the farther Improvements, For these and other convincing reasons e absence 6f the president, Mra; water; Dubose first; Carter, second; bromides, which temporarily relieve P. Carter, Mrs. T. W. Lawton, McLaughlin, third. but do not rid the blood of these Ir­ Plunge for Distance—Jim’ Jones, ritating toxins. president, presided. After the ess was over, delightful punch first; Berner, second. A glass of hot water with a tea Dash 200 Feet—HcLucas, first; spoonful of limestone phosphate In wafers were (sees Msry an Alice Brannoni Whittle, second; Dubose, third. it; drank before breakfast will not Cross Chest Carry—Geo. Wilson, only wash these poisons from your home Friday night to spend are popular as the logical winter home in Florida Labof Day with their parents, Mf, first; McLucas, second. system and cure you of headache, but Diving—McLucas, first; Flth, sec­ will cleanse, purify and freshen tho and Mis. T. J. Rrannon. When they An investigation will give ample proof of their had T>een In the house about thirty ond. alimentary canal. Track Event*—100 yards sprint; minutes a knock was heard at the Ask your pharmacist for a quarter stability, beauty and practical method of construction. door and when it waa opened they McLucas, first; Joe Meisch, second. pound of limestone phosphate It la ■ * i Fifty Yard Spript-^-McLucas, first; Inexpensive, harmless as sugar. greeted all tho young* people p? OvloOur illustrated catalogue sent free on request ' , do, who had planned for them a sur­ Alton Gunter, second. If you aren't ' feeling your beat, shown a number of attractive designs, one of which Standing Broad Jump—Dubose, If tongue is coated or you wake up prise party. A most delightful eve should appeal to you. ning was spent, under the leadership first; Alton Gunter, second. with bad taste, foul breath or have Running Broad Jump—Dubose, colds, Indigestion, biliousness, con­ of Misses Ruth Yourfg and Mable A ddress D e p t . X-167. Swope, hostesses with the Misses first; Alton Gunter, second. . stipation orsour, add stomach, begin Running High Jump—Georgs Brannon, . the phosphated hot water cure to "D r. Weathers left Sunday after­ WihJon, first; J, D. Perrit, second. rid your system of toxins and poisons. A . C. Tuxbury Lumber Co., Those in charge of the Boy Scout noon for a business .trip to Jackson­ Charleston, S. C, work In Sanford, wish to thank the ville. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mra. S. Wr Swope, Miss banks of the city for’their co-opera­ <rnm TLur.i*r'> D*llr> Mablo Swope, Mrs. C. S. Lee and tion in making this first meet a suc­ Lilli.’ Miss Martha Bishop, the dain­ cess. It Is hoped that tnoro people Frances Swope' visited Orlando Fri­ ty littledaughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. w iirtako.an interest in tho, Stout day. ■ D. Bishop, entertained a number of Mrs. 0, G. Wolcott and Mra. J. I). Work and show'their interest by be­ her little friends yesterday afternoon Authorized Sales Engineers, Longwood, Fla. ing. present at tho Scout camp when T kU U L v Jones visited Orjando Friday on Parke avenue, the oc­ at . er ^ m Emmett) McCall returned Friday the boys meet there for Scout work casion caBlon being b ein g her fifth birthday annlBo a and Scout booster by for a visit to his parents, Mr. and DEED .nd ACT, not n ,o „ l, * v,„n! o( llibi„ u, weIO Mrs. H. B. McCall. Construotion Engineer/ Sanford, Fla. of mouth. What the Scout movement J. N. Thompson and Mis* decorating the rooms? The color Wanna Pope are taking the teacher's needs |s more real hard effort on the scheme of pink and white was prettily part of the citizens of Sanford. I t Is carried out in the decorations and re­ examination in Orlando this week. .S T. J. McCall ,of Brunswick, Ga., (s easy to boost by word of mouth but freshments. The dining table had for it takesiroore than words to put the Us center-piece th e’ wonderful birth­ visiting fals bbrothcr, H. B. McOall. Mrs, C. A. Brannon, M ^ .t^ A e in - Scout movement over &nd make it day cake iced In pink and topped with hart and Mra. W. M. Wright visited worth while.' The prise winners in five tiny white tapers. j tho meet will bo given their prites Sanford Tuesday R E A L Several childish games were played A band of men, thought by some to next Thursday afternoon at the Boy by the'yoting folks and stories were be the Ku Klux Klan, have been at Scout camp. Be there. told by Misses Ruth. Henry and Car-' meta Barber. Late in afternoon Mrs. work irt Oviedo for the past three Bishop, assisted by Mesdames Thig­ weeks,.and according to reports, have OVIEDO GUN CLUB SHOOT HELD YESTEHDAY. pen, Wallace, Marlowe, Bower and been endeavoring to rid the communi­ _____ Hart served refreshments carrying out ty of some objectionable characters . (fna TtiUf't DaO?) the color scheme, and consisting of.ice among the colored population, J. B .Coleman----- ------ Ui--------23-26 2 2 P. R. Weaver, of Orlando, Is reliev­ A. B. W allace............................ 23-26 cream in white paper cups, cake, iced ing T. C."Brannon as conductor on the C. W. Brown-----. . . . ______ ..23-25 in pink and pink and white candies.* Oviedo branch of the Seaboard this, L. Kennedy-------------- '---- — 21-25 The favors for the boys were horns meta. Xate in the afternoon Mra. week. Bob Merrlweather*_______ .20-25 Mrs. L. K. Mitchell and Miss A D. Kite Kennedy j . . * . . _____;___ 20-25 presented with dainty parasols filled Mi • IF YOU NEED A , Mitchell spent Labor Day In Orlando. T. L. Crosley----------------- =___ 20-25 with candy. Among the children enjoying this L. A Paine, of Tampa, is taking A. Col. G. W. Knlfht..................... 20-25 pretty party w en: Betty McKinnon, K. Wade’s place as fireman on the Walter Hand .............................. 13-25 Margaret Franklin, Mary Elisabeth Seaboard. , _ . * Chas. Whitner ........ ......t l 8 - 2 5 Tolar, Mary Elisabeth Neely, Kather­ H. T*nn« hss returned from a Dr p u ^ n .............................. 17-26 ine Thigpen, Mary Hart, Georgia Hart visit to Miami and js a t his place in ^ ' Brown---------------------- -17-25 Buy (he Best that Is made Wilson Smith, Frederick Dalger, Rus­ the postoffice once more. C. C. Howard..................... 17-25 sell, Billie Thigpen, Frhnkltn Bennett, .fin F. B. McBride..____ ________ 17-25 Bryan Higgins, Harry Bower and BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL D. C. Hickson.............. -.1 7 -2 5 Bobbie Marlowe. WOMEN’S CLUB MEETING. Vern Sloy____ _____ ____ - __ 16-25 Among the "grown ups" were Mrs. C. S. W e lc h :........'.............16-25 R. C. Bowers, Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, (rr*m WsdsMiv's D*ttr) Tom William* ......................... 116-25 Mrs. George Fox, Mi*. W. J. Thig­ The Business and Professional Wo­ pen, Mrs. O. D. Hart, Mra. A. B. Wal­ C. Stoothoff ........ 15-25 men’s Club held its regular monthly lace and Mrs. Fred Dalger, jr. VanCe Douglas'.................. 15-25 We also have the Clark Jewell Line of meeting on Tuesdsy evening at the W. A. Lcfflor.............................. 14-25 Woman’s Club. GAS RANGES DAUGHTERS OF WBSLftY 14-26 After the business program was Mr. Polaton.............. Ayer,'the chairman of the program Sam Younts —1-------------------- 18-25 (Sm s WsSMSfari* Dally) committee, Mrs. Watson, assisted by Mr. Morris : — ......................... 12-25 The Daughters of Wesley held their the hostesaes for the evening, Misses! Thco. A u lln -------------- ---------12-25 regular business meeting and election Bessie Long, Allie GIHqn and Marion Frank R oper............................. 12-25 of officers last night at the Methodist Phillips, provided an entertaining so­ J. Brumley--------------------------12-25 church psrlon. SANFORD. FLORIDA Chas. L e e -----1--------- . . . . ___ 12-25 cial hour. ■ Mrs. Howard P. Smith was elected A novel contest .was the feature of L. A. Brumley-----. . . . _____ "ift oe president; Mrs. R. T. Thrasher, vicethe evening. Each guest was given R. G. Hickson........ .............. — « tPresident; Mise Elizabeth Musson, sec=■■■■----------------- 1 - 1 fi'teen minutes to manufacture home Dr, Simmons jretary; Miss Versa Woodcock, treas­ — rfema* H. Baker. Ph. D , at useful article from materials provid­ Bob Stranger . . . ___ ________ 8-25 urer; Mrs. H, H. Chappell, teacher. Itutltaa College, Aagalyitc an* ed; crepe paper, spools, wire, needles, A fter the business meeting a social Consaltlng Chemlat.eaya of the water: "Of the many * a ie n of this thread and scissors. The prise, a sew­ YES INDEED. hour was enjoyed, and refreshments er regteaa that I hare analyzed, I have found oone auberlar la ell goo# q*ai» ing bag, was awarded Mrs. Max­ of pineapple sherbet and cake were lie* to that of the ’Elder Water, -Pkaoe te Miller Bandies" well. Says the .Tampa Tribune: served. ELDERS IGS WATER CO. y| After the content, ice cream and "That’s a good provision of the There were sixteen members pres­ lady fingers were served by the hos­ traffic ordinance which forbids young ent a t this roeetjng. tesses. children at the steering wheel of au­ . The club haa accepted the invita­ tomobiles. But we know some grown­ For office supplies, stationery, etc, 1 tion of Mrs. Blackman to b« her ups who shoutd be barred also." come to the Herald office. \ ' ^V* " gu eats at a picnic at Weklwa Ranch The abominable reeklessnesa that m on the afternoon .of September 22,| prevails with a targe number of au­ and they anticipate a most delightful tomobile drivers, notably young men half holiday on that occasion. and older onea of a sporting charac­ ter, calls to fa traffic law of a very ON THE "CITY SUBSTANTIAL’ stringent character. Offenders should • i* o serve our custory if Lloyd’s Shoe Store is right on thri ’ be put under bonds to keep the peace tomcra the coming season. job again today with an advertisement ., There have been many recent equipment nra sbout the "City Substantial" callin' WORKERS COUNCIL m in the latest and best. attention to the fact that it is onl; — Automatic wolgttafa-ahut UHIvery end anti ring gong ot at ex act-quantity specified; a n d -----waigbeDs-shut off .delivery )ne of the moM mthasiastic meetby-standing by-your special m ixen blend the materials more thoroughly than ever before, Accuracy and build a substantial dty. Pi h>ga held recently in the Baptist Tern? 4 .$ ' perfection are the special features considered. ybur home merchants, be a member o: i>K‘ was the workets council onrisst iday night a t which time fifty-four the Chamber of Commerce, boost Y Ideal Fertiliser la to be even better .than In tho past.. Get in Hne for your fall reamanfs • . ^* ri *=~: everything that means a bigger an Sunday school teachers and officers quiremenfs. u had dinner In the Banquet room of R. C. ] the Temple. They mode plans for.the people as nothing else will do. The future growth of the school. The Bat>-n . Bros. H. T. P hilip RJ A ndrews SANFORD, FLORIDA Reho-paste Ask- STOVE LANDIS, FISH ft HULL Attorneys and CounSellors-at-Law DcLAND, FLORIDA Will practice In the State and YOdar*1 Courts. Special facilities for^Ex*«ininjr and Perfecting Land SCHELLE MAINES L A W Y E R o m C K IN TUB COURT HOUSE SANFORD - FLO IilD A The CEO. G. HERRING Atlornejr-at-Law Nu . 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildir SANFORD, FLA. JEWELER. MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard's Hand-Painted China Gorham’s Sterling S lim Roeera* Plated War* Elkin and Waltham Watches B a ll H ardw are Co. ELDER SPRINGS WATER HENRY M c LMJLIN - Post Your Cleaning and ’Dyeing to to - & French. Dry Cleaners ~ Ste* ;r s J *1 Mtla 8 bJacksonville, F U . We prepay parcel postage oil returns ■ W ILK IN SO N w> . jz ^ s s im F & Pederal Courts. date greatly. Bead Lloyd's "ad" iT ,#t Nat. Bafk Sanford, Fla. thia issue. • ! m * ----------l--------- — HERALD ADS get reeults. . : • Mm — - ■■ m » • AGRICULTURAL <U4 Ja Mb h e * * * * * 4 * »»*»^**< \ 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/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 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, September 09, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 09, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 09, 1921; <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