17 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c8797adeeab592f848d0ea3c8e2829c0.pdf a6ce25b206da95d90c73b65660aa1d6b PDF Text Text I N T H E H E A R T O P T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N volum e xni SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921 NUMBER 3 Secretary Wallace Meets Group of Young Farmers )> - ■'% . . S m k 1 / ; fA U v r r \ 'l i y j J j Is Traveling Salesm an For a Jacksonville Concern i|T /|| CONFEDERATE VE TE R ANS M A Y RE E N TE R TA IN E D REU NIO N A t JACKSONVILLE. JACKSONVILLE, S ep t 1.— N e­ gotiations with officials o f the United Confederate Veterans account offer to entertain proposed reunion here this year resulted in invitation to OF DEAD G IR L W B O S B D EM ISE committee in charge arrangements HAS BECOME A N O T H E R W E8T come to Jacksonville and outline Just COAST M Y S T E R Y what desired from city and civic or* gfcnisations .chambc rof commerce an­ Interest yesterday and last night in nounced today. the investigation o f the Turner .mur­ der mystery centered about the in­ . vestigation o f any possible connection FORD KO TOR CO, H AS 45 MILLIONS : with the matter o f M. D. Futch, 22CASH IN BANK, year-old traveling salesman o f Jack­ sonville, who spent the afternoon and tSy TU AmmUM Tnm) Mver.U hours last night in the office LAN SING , Mich, S ept 1.— The of Detective Fred Thomas answering Ford Motor Co., has approximately questions from the investigating o f­ $54,000,000 cash In the bank, accord­ ficers, who sought to ascertain what ing to a report tendered the Michigan relations, if any, he had with the dead Department o f 8tate. A financial girl, Miss Virginia Tuiper o f Clearstatement Is.not to be made public until minor eiTors are corrected. •F arm Credits Investi r. • gated A lo n g Saner ,n Lines IS NEEDED TO M A K E M O RE PER ­ F E C T T H E PR E S E N T . SYSTE M - v . W ASH IN G TO N , 8ept. l^ P e n n a a ent agencies should be established to provide credit, running from six months to three years, fo r farmers’ -1 si * . • . . . production an$i marketing purposes.to Secmury Wallace receiving 170 farm club boya and atria who were kpendln* h »-«* m nl« t,UiWr»ify wnrytand In recognition of their agricultural achievements. Mr. .Wallace shook bands with themOtnd showed them through the fill the-gap between* abort and long grounds. » * >u _ . time credits furnished by aviating J • . •* banking systems, Chairman Ander­ son o f the congressional commission investigating agricultural conditions declared yesterday in a statement There is ’’immediate, Imperative and conclusive necessity o f setting up per­ manent machinery," he said. The proposed cred it the statement continued, must be o f such character aa to conform to the fanners’ turnov­ er, and o f sufficient flexibility to meet the varied requirements o f d if­ ferent localities and different commadities. Mr. Anderson contended the credit should be extended "fo r a time O R LAND O AN WHO S LE W ’ OWN FA TH E R H AS M ADE ■ n i s ESCAPE FROM GANG, Representatives H ere ^From M any N e ig h ­ boring Cities to growers, shippers, merchants and I business men in every line and that community In general. A large crowd is expected at Orlando on the 13th. FAM OUS FO O TB ALL 8TA R W IL L BECOME .COACH * C E N TE R COLLEGE ELEVEN, ON SEPTEMBER! 13TH TO to the expense o f the borrower in fee a gnd commission." * Declaring that machinery o f suffic­ e d scope can be established ' only through federal legislation, the chair­ man held that, once established, it should be self-supporting, and ahould require no government support ex- PER F B C T ' s H IP-B Y-W A TB R ORGAN­ IZ A TIO N A L L IN L A N D 'C IT IE S res broke from machine’s occ themselves *ath Neither oimiaibl* P °“ ‘b>y "* quIred t0 put U In °P «r» t,on* A system such machinery, he « ° ntlnued* must be comprehensive enough to meet the requirements not > have been on ft to b rio , m - ^ lho , ! * ^ ° f " T r ' ' h* w tlh Lnnoley field. liraUc<1 6 u U ’ . k .. " r i , t n « • > - » .B ien ti.lt o f iuch . mmandln* o f cre<lit machine,” .the statement said, m m u d fn , o f. ^ fh > , , „ , n i u n , U w o o , to ioru to locate a third party, who they believe to bo responsible fo r the dead lirl s condition and who may have at­ tempted to arrange for her to secure Ike criminal operation which, is the alhfed cause o f death. Ev«ry effort is to be made to trace « iu Tumer'a* movements in Tarpon Spring* upon Wednesday, the last day wis seen alive, to determine when “ d with whom ahe left that town.— Timpa Tribune. • ‘ Noted Southerner, Prominent M ason, D ies in N e v a d a * * U 0 f « n o f 8unrema r n n a l a t n r v .U n i CAMDEN, N. J., S ep t 1.—The SuJ**r.udnaught. Washington, one o f Uni d rie s t .ami most powerful wtleship, |„ the .United States navy, V * Uunched ,1oday at Gloucester S i t in ’ * Shipbuilding 1 » ST .? “ ' UTV f’ l-OGGED. . Sept. 1 ,-D .p u Jok* ,ff JP*yiw* Of-this, S t S n“ ‘ fled men in twp automobiles, Wveral miles from the town on AurisUne road, tied to a tree flogg^L He.then wax rw- r __ __ up R IG A , 8 ep t 1b—A merican food for in g the.saving by water. Delegates starving Russian children is rapidly from Mt. Dora, Oviedo, Geneva, Orbeing unloaded at Riga and Reval lando and other points expressed Eleven cars, carrying fifteen tons each themselves on the subject and Messrs, left Riga last night, with facilities for js. J. Sligh, C. E. Stewart_and F. S. tiP M M M R P M lIV rtiflV [Skelley, representing the Traffic Cornshipment increasing daily.. , Each ton o f food is ’ sufficient to mittee o f the Orlando Chamber of interesting feed 1,000 children one week. A t the Commerce, gave some rate the American supplies now are data regarding the shipping of citrus t , < ’ being forwarded to Moscow, that base fruits. Much valuable information was will have enough in the first ship­ ments to feed approximately 30,000 gleaned by the various talks o f thoso children. The first shipment o f 6,000 present and at the close o f tho meet­ cases o f milk left Reval yesterday and ing it was voted to have three reprea relief ship was being unloaded at scntutlvcs.from each board o f trade or Chamber o f Commerce. from all the Pctrograd last night. towns and cities’ interested to meet ip In one qt Russia’s starving regions, tho Tartar republic, even the children Orlando on September 13th and form will receive no food after today, ac­ a strong organization fo r the shlp-bycording to announcement published by. water campaign. It was also deter­ mined by all those present last night the Ixvcata today. , Twonty-five thousand children to make a campaign o f education la maintained by the state inatitutionr the south central part o f-th e state calling attention to the water rates with the view o f getting all the ship­ pers to use the Clyde Line wherever possible and to have all the merchants route their goods via the Clyde Line coming south. The meeting was the first gun fired in this mqst important campaign that will at least loosen tha bold tha tv the railroads seem to have obtained upon the commerce o f Flor­ ida but which, thanks to the St. Johns river, can be broken a s'fa r aa the cit­ ies on the rivrfr and those adjacent are concerned. .W ith good rdads, goods can be shipped via the Clyde lin e and miles thus making a great saving in rates and giving quicker and better service. • It was brought out at the. meeting that the handling o f citrus fruits was much more satisfatcory by steamar thin by rail and all things being equal and wherever it wae pos­ sible the shippers o f dtros fruits will haul it to 8anford and give It to the Clyde Line thus' giving the boat llna a cargo going north, • The meeting was a very enthueiastic one from every stahdpoint and ja cer­ tain to be productive o f much benefit deal directly with the farmers. These j agencies should be sufficiently numer. oua to meet the requirements o f ov2 „ try locality, o f every commodity, and B N IN TOW. 0f every* farmer. Two agenciea now ____ exist which might be used as the point ' t i .« o l contact o f the system with the ’ fanner borrowers. These agencies are T\ v n im ° th® commercial banka (state and nat“ if lonal), and the farm loan associations by the Cnnad- ma noW established under the fa n s towing her to ]0*n act. A new agency might be ere* vessel was -ted in the form o f a co-operative : five hundred association, built upon linea mdsco. Forty- aimllar to the farm loan assodatlona. J but no msn“ The second essential la an agency- PO LAN D A N D L IT H U A N IA PATC H U P D IFFER E N C ES A L L short-time debentures, or other credit obligations, which can be sold to tha investing public. In other words, it is necessary <q have an’ agency thru which tha investing public reached. . D E C LIN E IN COTTON CROP D U R IN G A U G U S T CAUSED BIG R E D U C TIO N . ( I T n i Am m Ii M fr w ) W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 1 , - A de­ cline in the condition o f the cotton crop during AhgUst, caused a reduc­ tion o f 1,166,000 bales in estimated final production aa compared the amount forecasted by tha D ment o f Agriculture one month « g o » »r The condition on August 25th, w as 49.3 per cent o f normal. , ,,3 N E W O LE A N S , La., ! Indicate ing the smallest crop o f S TA LB A N S , W . Va., S e p t 1 ^ -All created a wild market In trains o f the Coal River branch o f the and prices, advanced vio Chess peak A Ohio railroad, where about elx dollars a bale armed men have been gathering the last fe w days has W n railroad men said not being ’moved. Persona here early trnUy tried stopped. The even mall la who reached In va|n to In- Madison or Jefferson from here. They sal dall road* are patrolled and that armed men era stopping motor can t lf * « • M ' Ik . 1 . .. • * �if HERALD. FRIDAY, W A S O N T R IA L T R IP P R E P A R A T O R Y T O A F L IG H T T O T H E U N IT E D STATES A N D C R E W A B O A R D , M A N Y A M E R IC A N S • * * * * * * * * * * * * _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Misses Lillian and Olive Waits, o f Misac* Ruth Young and Virginia Dunedin, were visiting friends In W right, aro visiting Mr. and Mrs. town Friday. Frank Walpole, In Sarasota, this Mr, and Mrs. Orines and little son, wibk.V> ■£■ • V A ' [ ■ Explosion. o f Wauchula, who have been visiting Andrew Aulln and lira , Theodore Mrs. Grin*** brother, Mr. Rineau, re­ Aulln, spent Wednesday afternoon In turned to their, home this wstk. Sanford. Mr*. A . Y . Fuller arid "daughter, L O N D O N , A u g . 24;— The gian t airship ZR-2, Mr*, Mary Jacob* returned Tues­ Emma, were visitor* iin Orlando Fri­ purchased by the United States from G reat B rit­ day from a visit o f several weeks to day. ,j( • her non, Tilden Jacob*, in ChuluoU. ain, exploded over the city o f H u ll today, accord­ T . L. Mead and.the Boy Scotris, J. E. Phipps le ft Tuesday fo r Tamin g to advices received here late today. The a ir ­ spent Wednesday nt Palm Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Smith have r e ­ ship is a w reck in the river H um ber and it is feared turned from a visit to North Caro­ two children, who have been out on there w ass ome loss o f life. The airship w as pass­ lina. their place near Palm Springs fo r the past two weeks, le ft Monday fo r their ■ Mr. and M i*. C. G., Hancock return­ in g over H u ll when it suddenly broke in two. A , ed Tuesday from a visit to M oot Ea­ home in Tampa. terrific explosion'follow ed instantly and the air­ gle- and Chattanooga, Tcnn. CharMr. and Mr*/ B ill' Allen were visit­ ship burst into flam es and commenced to fall. lottt, N. a , Vinemont, Ala., and or* in Sanford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.' Tulle* were shopping Three parachutes were seen to leave it. Thous­ Oakland, Fla. My. and Mrs. J. H. Lundy and chil­ in Orlando Saturday. ands in the streets watched the disaster which oc­ dren, returned to Ellentor, Wednes­ Mr. and Mr*. Frank Topllff, o f .Or­ lando, spent the week end with Mr. curred at 5:40 p. m. Two dead and a num ber ln- day. Master George Crawfrrd entertain­ -and Mrs. A. TT Fuller and family. The many friend* o f Mr*. R. A. ed a fe w o f . his (little friend* at a Stiles will regret to learn o f her I party Tuesday afternoon. death, which occurred Sunday, after Mr, and Mrs. A. K. Wade, returned an Illneu o f several months. The dofrom ■WUd»".j<i Saturday. Mlaa Gayle Marshall, o f Sanford, ceaaed U survived by her mother and Is visiting her slater, Mr*. R. W . Law ­ father, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartley, two sisters, Miss Etha Hartley, of ton, this week. . W. E. Artto la spending a fe w days Groveland, Mrs. New, o f Orlando, and fou r brothers, Jesse, Caulls, W ill and at home because o f sickness. Mrs. C. A. Brannon spent Saturday John, and a husband and three amall children. in Orlando. Mlaa 'H azel Jones, o f Orlando, is W. J :Lawton and children visited the gueat o f Misa Aldia LeVigne. Orlando Wednesday. , Miss Suite May Lyle, o f Orlando, is Mr And Mrs. S. W. Swope and famL ieu t Clifford A . Tinker, publicity o f­ the gueet o f Emma Fuller. Uy visited Sanford Monday, ficer,'W estfield, Mass. Bill Sateher was • visitor in Or­ L. &L Dowdy spent Tueeday in Or­ In sdditlon two watch officers o f lando Tuesday. ■ • the United States Naval Reserve force lando. Those shopping In Orlando on Mr. and Mr*. W. M. W righ t retunvintended to make the trip. These of­ Tuesday were: Mr*. Bill Allen, Misa ficer* a n L ie u t Charles G. Little, ed to Oviedo from Tampa Tuesday. Annabel Allen, Mr*. Tullls, Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Charles ,’ Lee were New bury port, Mass., and Lieu t T el­ Frmln and daughter^ Fern. visitor* to Sanford and Orlando ford B. Null, Denver, Colo. Mr*. J. S. Dink el spent the day In The non-commissioned personel o f Tuesday. T a ft Wednesday, the guest o f Mrs. Mrs. W. E. A rgo and little Mis* the crew were to have been composed Hardaway. . ‘ o f ten riggers, 16 mechanics and two Palmer A rgo spent Tuesday In Orradio men, as follows: j lando, ^ Riggers—Charles I. Aller, penver, Mrs. L. R. Mitchell spent the week N e w Baptist Church Colo.; Arthur E. Carlson;" Julia* tto, end In Orlando the gueat o f her slater Building fo r M onroe Idaho; Hans Christensen, Newton, M i*. N. B .H o lt fT • Mass.; James H. Collier, Oklahoma L. D. Howard, traveling auditor o!' On the morning o f August 22nd a City, Okla.; Charles W . Frank, Way- I thb S. A. L., was In Oviedo Saturday. w___ , _ o f Interested _ ^ gathering people noka, Okla.; Charles A . Heckbert, Mr, Howard drove thro in his car am held on a corner lot recently acquired Hockland,, Maine; Maurice Lay, I was accompanied by Mrs. Howart by the Baptist church at Lake Mon­ Greenesboro, N. N., Ad. Pettltt, New and Miss Fotch. From Oviedo they roe, for the purpose o f breaking the York City; Sylvester F. Shields, S t went to Sanford to spend the day with dirt fo r the election o f a ‘ new Baptist Mr. Howard’* brothel'. church building at that place. The Little Mis* Levon Tanner returned church was organised Several years to Gabriella Thursday afternoon from ago and ha*, been holding its services a visit o f several daya with her fath- in a community building. Some weeks Jacksonville, ‘ Fla.; Lester K . Cploago the membership became enthused man, Fort Worth, Tex.; Robert M. LONDON, Aug. 24^—It la James Ruah is visiting his aunt, over the erection o f a house o f wor­ Coons, Owensboro, Ky.; Lloyd E. known that at least ala survivor* Crowd, South Carolina; James W. Mrs. N. B. Holt, in Orlando this week. ship o f their own and a live building were picked up, ons o f them with A Yew Intimate friends o f Mrs. R. committee was appointed with L. B. I Culllnan, Blnghampton, N. ,Y.; Thos. a broken le g and one severely W . Lawton entertained at a swim­ Mann as chairman, and as a starter D. Dickerson, Summerland, Calif.; An­ burned. ming party and chicken*supper Tues­ M n Mann, deeded to the church a drew B. Galatian, New York City; day evening at Lake,Rosa, in honor beautiful corner lot facing on the DlxJohn T. Hancock, London, Eng.; Ralph A dispatch to a press aaociaJones, Los Angeles, Calif.; ’ William o f Mrs. Lawton's birthday. Later in io Highway, on which to erect the tlon from Hul says only five men Julius; Albert L. Ldftin; Frank* F. the evening friende fr o n t. Orlando building. The church-waa led in its were saved from the crew o f fdrMoorman, St. Louis; William J. Steels, Joined them and a most enjoyable action by the faithful and earnest e f­ ty-nlne. The bady burned body fort* o f its pastor, Rev. E. I^ce Smith. Bainbrldge, Ind.; Llewellyn T. Stev­ evening was spent. of Lieut. Marcua Easterly, opr., * A t the breaking.of the dirt the fo l­ ens, Atlanta, Ga^ and George Welch, or Washington, D. C , was token lowing program was carried out: Elgin, I I I . to the morgue. Captain Bwean, . Hymn— "H ow Firm a ^Foundation." I Radio Men—John T . Robertson, British officer in command, waa Scripture Reading, Rev. E. Lee New Smyrna,’ F li.; John E. Water* unharmed. Smith. ' ■ " . Mias Virginia Long ii having a two Prayer— Dr. George'Hyman. ' I weeks' vacation from her duties at CLEARW AER M AN W A 8 , Address—“ The Value o f a Church ON IL L F A T E D AIRSH IP. tho Caldyrell store, and is the guest to the Community" Jno. D. Jlnldns. o f her aunt, Mrs. Buren E. Collie, Address— "The Co-operation o f the •W ASH ING TO N, Aug. 24. — It People In Building a Qhurch,” Dr. Geo. in South Jacksonville.' was learned that the Amerltan of'* Mias Bertha Butts Is the 'guest o f Hyman. fleers on board were Contender The breaking o f the dirt by the padher slater, Mrs. Fred Cowan, sr., hav­ Louis Msxfield, Lieut. Command­ ing accompanied Mr. and Bars. Cow­ tor, Rev. E. Lee Smith. e r Emory Coil, Valentine Bleg, Placing o f receptable containing reean home from their visit In BlakesLieut. Easterly, • Lieut. Henry ords o f church membership, Sunday v illt, Ga. . Hoyt, o f Clearwater, Florida, and school, B. Y . P. U., Woman’s MissionLieut. Little. Miss Edith McClelland rotqgned nry Union and miscellangous records. home Tuesday from a two weeks'’ vis­ Doxology and benediction. ' W AS H IN G TO N , Aug. 24^-Thc o f­ received his designation as an air pll- it in ChuluoU and GGenava. The Lake Monroe church, while one ficers and crew o f the naval dirigible t, beavier-than-alr branch, after tralnM r mnd Mrs. B. A. Howard and o f the youngest In the Seminole Asso­ ZR-2 on her flig h t from England to ng at Pensacola, Fla., during the psr- young people, are gotngg to Pahokae ciation,, has shown a steady growth, war period. . the last o f the week. Mr*. I i , and and under the leadership of its pres­ the United States were to have been In 1917, Cdthmander Maxflsld went children to remain fo r several weeks. ent pastor has tone from a mission as follows: church with services one* a month, to W alter Raulerson is the first one wf^ . Com m andy Louis H. Maxflsld, hear o f who has celery set in th^ ‘ a self-supporting church with services commanding officer,-Washington, D. field. I t la o f tha “ green top " fdriety. two Sundays in the month and With C.; Lieutenant Commander Valentina Sunday school and,B. Y ..P . U. every Wo had a flna rain Saturday after* N. Bleg, senior engineer officer, llryn / •,v , : 4. noon—very walcom l **ft*r the ex­ Sunday, Maw., Pa.; Lieut. Commander Emory The building w ill cost, when com­ treme hot whether o f lest week. CoU, executive officer, Marietta, O.; pleted, 10,000.00. However, It will not The American Fruit Growers, Inc., Lieut. Commander R. E. Byrd, Jr., air had the misfortune to have a couple work being d navigational expert, Washington, D. o f mules die last week. ! • . CL; Major P, E. Van Noatrmnd, army mediate use. Sunday school services have been The remarkable thing about a Jit la not that the-tires stand up under watch officer, ClcarWater, Fla.; Lieut. so munch punishment, hut that the John B. Lawrence, watch officer, Lincushions staM up under so much pressure. - H u g e 'A irs h ip W a s P acin g O ver H ul, England, W h e n it Broke in Tw o Followed by a T errific meteorolo Md.; Chief Alm ost anybody can m ake a suit that w ill look good the first tim e you put it on. * It takes Society B ran d to m ake suits that w ill look sm art a fte r months o f w ear. Iran i (ttlutlfM % have the trim, simple drape that w ill be there fo r the life o f the su it . .* i . Castor Pomace • * . • • » . H ardw ood Ashes G round Tobacco Stems K A IN IT -S E M ANURE— GOAT M A N U R E A n d Other M aterials �,. X\ i .i • -. . .A ; . : r , . ' > , •. * ■ -V ■*v* i «( ■■ ', V-^-WN • • v. . • ■t, ... .V■ - . . . ■ * 1&S .--- - •V_-1 u iiiS if • 'V . -i ■m • •■ ./V~F i, '-viso ;Ff= .* - ~ . . . . . . .. J •. V -i'-' •V - • THE 8ANF0RD W EEK LY HERALP, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1921 # .• • ... \ - -V ; „ 4 ; .V ■r-.L j H E SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1921 LETTER FROM MRS. * S an ford Band There A. E. PHILLIPS My Dear Herald: % W ith the R eal Goods - at W edding, Dance GOVERNOR TRADE EXT] COMMENDS COMMUTE GUARDS® N * * * * * * * * # GENEVA (Treat Xoadir'i D«Uj) v r^y| :* T. B. Wilson, o f Birmingham, Ala., Our fine paper is being received * * * * * * * * * * crm» Sttardar'i Daily) „ is spending several days here. faithfully away up in the hills o f Car­ L IT T L E ROCK GROCER RB 8 TORThe Sanford Band was so good lut . ( i. •* Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, o f Crown olina where we ere visiting and en­ ! .a Mrs. West and children, o f W inter night and earned so many fine com Members o f the National guard in M EETING HELD IN TOW N H A L L 4 ‘SO TO FIEALTH 4 YE AR S AGO Point, Ind., are visitors In this city. S T IL L HOPED BODIES OP A IR joying the magnificent weather and pllmenta from all thoso who gathers* Park visited Mrs. Geoi4e Geiger. E n v L A 8 T N IG H T W AS W E L L Florida are showing considerable in­ 8 T IL L FEELING- FIN E . Mrs. J7 M- Dawson and little son of M EN W IL L BE RECOVgracious hospitality o f loving grlenda. at the wedding and street dance Uu» Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield were in • ATTEND ED Virginia, are stopping at the Monte­ terest in general order No. 16, just •> EKED Orlando Wednesday oh business. I note the trial to which you have the Herald believes they are entitle* ... _ , - . | "Tanlsc is my stand-by, fo r it re­ zuma fo r awhile. issued by th « office o f the adjutant to special mention. It is a grand thia. e d t h e best. They were called bade JL _ Dolly) been subjected in being the recipient Miss Christina McClellan spent last atoned me to health four years ago (|v TV# Im r lu il Tniii Court H ouse Square was time and again to see which couple the H U L L , Eng., Aug. 3 (L -V irtu ally G. A. Brown, is spending some time of that iow-flung "anonymous” letter. and certainly a step in the right dil*. general, Charles P .'L o v e ll, from the rue Trade Extension .Committee of Saturday In Fort Chriatmaa attending |and I have kept In the pink o f condi* • In MeVidian, Mias., visiting relatives. tion fo r any city to have a good lie Sanford Chamber o f Commerce the picnic. ,1 public really decided Upon and finally all wreckage o f the ZR-2 has how state arsenal, 9 t Augustine. The or­ We congratulate ourselves that we Scene o f tion ever since by taking an occas­ Mr. and Mrs. C. P, Tregllner, o f have a man 1 at the helm who knows band; Sanford has ope o f the be*t M r.. Percy Mero and M is* S a n been raised and lim e more remaining * « » e meeting at Geneva last Mrs. W. H.- Rivers and children o f ional dose," said Paul Snodgrass, 4129 der, which is issued to call attention in the state now and most o f the meaj. Festivities mRht in which many matter* o f lm- U ve Oak are visiting her mother, Mrs. W ight were awarded the caah prize but it la still ^hoped that; the bodies Jacksonville, are spending • fe w days how to take care o f the situation! W est Capital 8 L, Little Rock, Ark. to a letter from Governor Cary A. mrtance were taken up and a better with Paul Lake and Miaa W lmbiib a o f the majority o f the ’ airmen Who here at the Montezuma. J. M. Prevatt. I am the child, the grand-child and bers are seasoned musicians and thou Mr. Snodgraas has been ’ n the* fancy Hardee, follows: established between the two close second and dividing honors with lost their lives would be recovered. H r . and Mts. J, Roland Lylea and the great grand child, it may be, of who were in the beginners clan ha* Mr. and Mrs. Claude Raulerson grocery business fo r thirty years'and "The following letter from the Hon. cltica. Thore were some twenty-five Harry Wimblah and Mias Ethel lien The body o f another English member daughter, Pattye, returned to San­ slave-holders l They did not introduce graduated into the real musician1, spent Monday afternoon in Ofeteen ia known as a man whose word is as Cary A. Hardee, governor o f Flori­ >eop!e from Sanford and about fift y ry. , o f the crew washed ashore six miles ford Saturday, a fter an absence o f slavery; the north did that, but we class. The music they pl*yed lut with M. K. B. Osteen. good as his bond. da, and commander-in-chjpf o f the fn>m Geneva present and all those night was just simply great and it is Sh eriff Hand acted as floo r mana­ west o f here today. three months which they spent with perpetuated i t -------- ~ .y . "In all my life I have never known Mr. and Mrs, Roland Reed took sup­ Florida National Guard, is published who attended were glad they had tak­ ger,,o r rather as pavement manager The time came in the providence of with a feeling o f pride that the Her relatives in South Carolina. per with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Froca medicine like Tantac. When I began to tho troops: en a part in this great work o f get­ 'and announced the events. He aleo H U G E PE R C E N TA G E God when these negroes, after per­ aid can point to the Sanford band and tor. ; D. R. Brisson, o f Daytona Beach, Inking it I was In such an awfhlly "State of Florida Executive Depart­ ting all the component parte o f Semi­ A n d the W om an's Club sold several cakes at auction with hi* ’ OF R E V E N U E COMBS haps one hundred and fift y years, say it is a home institution and ona <* la spending some time here w ith his weak, run-down condition I anas hard­ the best. * Mrs. Rosa McFarland haa moved in­ ment nole county together in the apirit o f accustomed huor and kept everybody should be freed. For the most part, FROM P R O PITS T A X . sister, Mis. W. J. McBride. . M ade N ice Slim fo r ly able to attend to business. I imu had to the Flynt property. J J/lW |N Jn>jr, l w uwuiiiCM, 1 co-operation. . smiling. ; The Sanford .Band should be « . . ‘Tallahassee, 4ug. 24, 1921. let us hope, they had not been treated Mrs. Frank Mllteer, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Llttler, o f Osh* d " ° »P P «tlt* * r a long time and couraged In every way. They hare * President Gforge W. Knight called "Gen. Charles P. Lovell, S t Augus­ It was estimated that the people unkindly, end manjria tender, tale qt W A 8 H ING TO N, Aug. 30.— Nearly . School Lunches fill, nml I f * ■«<! itrm v*___ a* I thfi littln T mnnnorarl j ij . . the meeting together and atated the teen, and Mr. ‘and Mrs. W ill Prevatt the little I managed to eat d|d not tine, Fla. . present wbuld run into the thousands seventy per cent o f tho government's Frances Fair, who have .been the their devotion to their master*’ fam ­ fine bunch o f boys in the ranks and a fine leader in-Prof. Harvey and «T. and that it was one o f the most de­ tax' revenue o f $4,300,000,000 during guests o f Mr*. E lla Lefflsr, le ft this ilies can (fn a Satartar'i Dailj) "Dear General L ovell: I cannot let object o f the Trade Extension Com­ and son, Buster, took dinner with Mr. digest properly and caused mo no end recounted." ’ afternoon fo r their home Ip Fort o f trouble. I was nervous In the day­ crythlng that the city can do for'the® The Public Wedding end Street lightful affaire that Sanford baa ever the last fiscal year came from taxes the opportunity pass without saying mittee and promised the support o f and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt Sunday. For instance, during the Civil war, Myers. . Miss Edith McClellan spent a few time and restless at night, and I felt ahould be done/ The day is past w hen the Chamber o f Commerce and o f all staged. It brought the foiluf from a word regarding my visit to the hawith our men in tho army and our Dance given last night under the aus­ upon incomes and profits, according days with her grandmother, Mrs. J. Mrs. M. S. W iggins, and attractive women and children! at home unpro­ we heed to send out o f town for rood the business men o f Sanford fo r any ■o miserable in the morning* It was I Seminole and adjoiniag counties, to* tp an official summary mode public tional guard encampment and my re­ pices o f the Welfare Department o f M. Prevatt. worthy projects that Geneva and oth daughter, Dorothy, leave today fo r tected, these slaves might have risen music and the day tt past when it u «tl I could do to force myself to- get gather fo r a big time and also brought by the treasury department view o f the guard on the nineteenth The the Woman'a Club for the benefit of out the towfi. folks fo r the evening. Mr. and Mr*. Wakefield called on up and go to the store. Cincinnati, where they will Join Mr up and have committed the unipeak- necessary td pay big sutna for trank Instant I was greatly pleased^"with I ° f ? Unty wIlh<,d* H * principal sources o f the remaining school lurches fo r the children o f the Mr. and Mr*. Charle* Phillip* Monday. W iggins. They w ill be away until able crime with all the horrors o f a ling bands to come here fo r concert* " I . began to Improve almost from The Woman'a Club is to be congrat­ the persohnel o f the officers and en- t t P l « fo r cooperation thirty per cent were listed in the re­ gram m ar school brought out a record ulated upon their great work in thia Mrs. Endor Curlett was shopping In the first dote o f TanUc .and it w a i The Sanford band is equal to any oe. December. < bloody insurrection I listed men .Among the members o f dUjMmi ot th» Sanford Monday. port as foltowa: breaking crowd. ' , =? not long before I was my old self Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Speer, Mr. and respect. They gave Sanford a big time What do we not owe them in the cation and can put up as fine concerts the guatd, I found many o f the state’s I m M t i ^ l f ^ n ^ T ^ — Tobacco, $266,218,499, including The wedding and’ danro occurred in and they will give the school children Rev. Wright, o f Oviedo, will preach ■gain and ACCJIU* . , r « ----- -- » Dll lit Mrs. G. A. Speer, and Algernon, mo­ way o f kindly feeling and apprecia­ as hny o f tho traveling aggregation* feeling just HHC. fine. I It built FOR M YERS— School children Of most prominent and patriotic young L t J f ^ h ^ e ^ w ^ here Sunday at the Methodist church, me up wonderfully;' why, in a few BLEEPING D R IV E R INJURED. fron t o f the court house and the whole the hot lunches durihg the winter cigarettes, $136,053,369. Their performance last .Sunday and tored to Daytona Beach yesterday tion ? . Lee county will be required to furn­ men and there 1 * no doubt but what they would nlw «v. f * • ? Transfer o f estates, $164,039,902. dbene was brilliantly lighted through' months that will mean ao much to _ “ ™- J Iaudo R »u,*raon was weeks’ time, I gained fourteen pounds where they spent.the day. There is a creature upon whom we last night entitles them to first rises ish their own^taxt books the coming . . h . . . t o c h W t a th . r u r t , ™ D ELAND , Aug. 30.— Dr. G. A. Dathe good offices o f the Southern Util* them, friose who have assisted in Transportation o f freight^ $140,in DeLand Tuesday on business. In weight. There Is no doubt about It, Mr. and Mv*. W., A. Lester and may confer the title o f "ignoble in the hearts o f the peoplo of San. f ' tJT» o f th . . t , W . ejUi.D . H . lh .„ c .llr f „pon R. J. jjo jiy fo r ’ Itiea Co. Red, white and blue lights this affair, the merchants who assisted $19,077. Mrs. McFarland and Mrs. T. W . Pre­ Tanlac certainly delivers the goods.” year, because o f the discontinuance’ vi», o f thl* city, who, because o f his guests, Mr. ami Mrs. O. R. Linton, Southerner.” He Is a white man with ford and a little encouragement will ft were strung from the aecond floor of with their advertising, the many who vatt were shopping In.^anford Wed­ Transportation o f passengers, $97,­ help the boys along wonderfully. ,5. ‘ • • • few remarks and Hon. Endor CurTanlae Is sold in Sanford by the by the county school board o f Its free professional duties, had gone five Misses May, Margaret and Jean Lin­ a black heart. How much better to the court house across Parle avenue to took part and all those who have giv­ 481,896. The encampment was a great su c|lett, member o f the Board o f County nesday. t without, When talking about the many gpod Union Pharmaey, and by leading distribution. Second-hand books will days and nlghta virtually ton, and MisaxJulia Zachary, and Mr. be a black man with a white heart! the wires on the other side making ft en bo freely fo r this work can feel cess; the spirit o f the men was fine commissioners being called gavo a A large crowd o f people.'of Osceola Admission to hcares, concern, ca­ points o f this city always remember druggists everywhere.— Adv. Albert Bearden, were a congenial . How much betler to- congratulate i r j j f c b w d fo r brilliant effect and many lights were and I want to take thia opportunity very Interesting account o f the road had a fine picnic at Lake Harney Sat­ that one o f them is the Sanford band. |amply repaid fo r their efforts fo r the barets, etc., $89,725,905. party apendlng the day at Daytona our colored men on every endeavor fo r original price. The county school driving his car near DeLeon awubg in front o f the court house money la going to a good cau*o— one to express my appreciation o f them, »nd bridge work in his district out-lin- urday. Distilled spirits, $82,506,069. T r y a Herald Want Ad today. improving their condition. H ow much Beach yesterday. to rn , begina SrpLiobor tth. . j .p d o i a h ^ l' to , , ^ Sp^ * * making i t light as day. * their loyalty, and’ their patriotic reMnk in a general way just what the Mrs. Automobiles, motorcycles, trucks, Kesch TVlla How She Hot b of the .best— for it means ao much for nobler to recognize that he •haa'! ,s M rs.-Ella Leffler and guests, Mr. The Sanford Band furnished the our school*. gard fo r the preservation o f the S t r i c t needed and touched on the etc., $76,028,167. Kpow Rat-Snap. ' and Mrs. W. S. Fair, and fam ily. heart and soul that can be appealed to music and furnished it in a manner state's highest Interests. ' Osceola and Titusville roads in parCapital'stock o f corporations, $81,­ "Havo always feared rats. Lately Judge and.Mrs. J. Q. Smith and by kindness and consideration. that called forth many compliments, “ As chief executive, It is comfo-tUcQl» r *nd also the Geneva-Sanford 814,344. noticed many bn my farm. A neigh­ Perfiaps, nowhere else is there daughter, Marie, Mrs. FVank.Miltear, givin g the crowd several fine selec­ Ing to know that the state has such He was followed by Hon. E. Non-alcoholic beverages, $58,673,­ bor said he just got rid o f droves will Miss Mary Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. finer settlement of colored people than tion* before the wedding party made s force which would readily respond T ’ Ki,b<?€who went over the same 192. j ’ •RAT-SNAP.’ This started me thhikiig Braxton Perkins nnd children, Mr. our own Gcorgcaown with ita homes, it* appearanco and when the dance should domestic trouble ensue and Frountl with several exceptions and alAutomobile tires, parts, and acces­ Tried R AT-SblAP myself. It killed IT its schools and churches. was called playing the finest kind of and Mm. W. A. Leffler knd Mrs. M. whlch would likewise, hear the call o f r ° “ Prossed himself on the question sories, $89,617,602. . ' T h ere.is ono grand rule that we and scared the rest away." RATmusic. • S. W iggins, formed a congenial party Aity should the Interests o f their °^ ' ^ e equalization o f county taxes and, Telegraph, telephone and radio mes­ will be measured by at the judg­ S N A P comes in three sizes, 35c, 65e, The ladies had n refreshment stand motoring to Daytona and Coronado country be seriously threatened. M y | ° ^ er ojf importance. Several A live? I'll say they’re-alive! Tho sages, $27,300,223. ment day, which may be fast* ap­ $1.26. - Bold and guaranteed hy Ball opposite tho court house and sold quick Beaches yesterday. . ‘ heart Is with the officer* *nd men olherB Prowat were called upon after old outfit, has decided not to ''djno” Jewelry, watches, clocks, opera proaching. It is called the Golden Hardware C tk lll lunches nnd all kinds o f good things' Messrs. Victor McLaulin, J. G. N lof the guard. I shall, during my ad-|W™d l .^® meeting closed with a geni % Rule. . to the big crowd and when the affair on tho proverbial corn wlllio next year glasses, etc.,* $24,303,906. I black, and C. F, Chapman werq among ministration, encourage and co-oper. I f/‘al firet' to* « Ul®r ■PWt in which all Candy, $20,436,478. May the Lord who can melt stony The 'big sugar corporation hart was called o ff about eleven o’clock on at camp. Tho “ skipper’ 'says they the Sanford people at Daytona Beach •te with them in every legitimate those Pro*ent Joined and many new hearts and open blind eyes enablo this started their work on tholr sugsr mil] Plhnos, organs, etc., $11,567,931. account o f n' sudden shower the ladies will have apples and bananas rolling yesterday. • manner. W ill you not express to the |af ? u* 1,ntaneei wtr# made and many ignorant, narrow anonymous letter at Moore Haven. ,/This plant will Furs, $9^081,238. had accumulated a nico sum for the nil over the mesa.hall. Mess Sargeant Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Lintcn and various units tSoughout the state, 0 1 ^ "* * " n#We? ' „ writer to see himself as he is should have a daily capacity o f 600 tons per Sets, berths*and staterooms, $8 ,­ school fund. Misses May, Margaret and Jean, who my sincere appreciation o f their loyal f ” ,t5 ip f « business Eagon won’t get cussed out and Tom 485,014. be’ the prayer o f every true hearted, dey when operating. The wedding literally brought down hervlc*. • (men to other parts,of the county have have been the guosts o f Mr. and Mrs. broad-minded, noblo Southerner. Motion picture films leased, $6,008,­ the house and was carried out in per Meredith can get three squares a day. "Vorv fruit. 1 ®**° conduclvs o f muih good arid the W. A. Lester, le ft this morning fo r W ith best wishes, * * feet fom t that called forth spontane­ —Get yodr Scratch Pads from TW How are they going to do it I Easy, 108. their home at Montlcello, F l a f l l (S e a d )^ f? lk’ ,rom r it a i» MRS. A. E. P H IL L IP S . Perfumes, cosmetics and medical ous bursts o f laughter and especially when you got the live bunch Comry A.^ Hardee, the county have learned much from Herald— by the pound— 16c. Mrs. F. L. M iller, Mrs, Lulu Clay, _______ *_____ when the wedding party made its ap­ articles, $5,800,768. mutual una< understanding o f each “TM* i f * - in * * agovernor, this muiuai pany D ha*, Put oil a minstrel dland Misaea Esther Milled and M ar­ pearance and after tho affair waa ov.er Tennis rackets, sporting goods, etc. h* g ” * Ujr •PPpec- ptheris problems. jorie Clay returned home last night You will make a mliUk* £ted by the troops, not only because This is only one o f the many good the bride was discovered to be E. A. rected by Allison and Rudlsell.. Give $4,28,3872. from Daytona Beach , whore they .. -------------------— ------------— If you order yoor ferti­ H expresses their commander-lnthlngs the oamora Sanford unamDcr Chamber or o f Com(W Douglass, the genial clerk o f the Cir­ a good show and raise "bcauceaup Playing cards, $2,603,941. " . --------- wuiiga me lizer without getting our N E W P R IC E L I 8 T 8 JU 8 T ISSUED. PLENTY OF hnvo spent the past two weeks. t cuit court. Chewing gdm, $1,332,177. t l ' l T T m 7 • » » '* • . M h *« pot ovar and It will ro. In the earl franc.” a . the French aay. That for Fertilizer*, Insectiddi* Miss Anna Mason was the week­ M A T E R IA L S , Prompt Shipment*. Order now. w w- — — — — — j u. Florida the marieet ifor , because it shows his Interest in them, dound to the credit o f the business ’ A n account o f the wedding will be * t Toilet soaps, $2,223,773. Sprayer*, Poultry Supplies. . s . .j. oranges lay a starter end. follow it up until camp end guest o f Miss Esther M iller ,at in a few big centers on the eastern seaboard. found in the social columns of this pa­ “ a,“° «xpresses the opinions o f all men, the Chamber o f Commerce and Bowling alleys, pool nnd billiard Get August 1 st, 1921 Price U *U . Now fufelshing "SIM ON PUKE” i time next summer with other thing, Daytdna Beach. . U>e officers who had the opportunity the people generally, per fo r it was really a swell society table*, $2,364,052. "G EM BRANDS” * and then, "Oh you eats.’ ’ Even up to the time of tile formation of the growers' own co-operative M r .and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd and Mr. to see tho work accomplished at th e 1 * f affair. . It had been kept a dark sec In order to successfully carry out .gelling organization, some twelve years ago, the markets fer Florida’s dtrua Herndon .motored to Daytona Beach four-day school and tho fifteen-day ret and but few people In the city real E . O. P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R COl l GUN CLUB SHOOT yesterday afternoon. camp of instruction. J A C K S O N V IL L E . •!• • . . . . . .. . FLORIDA products had not been expanded greatly. ly knew who the participants in the the aboyo plans so as to have tho best .A T OVIEDO YE S TE R D A Y .minstrel which has ever been pro­ affair would be. • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Symmes ,o f.W in ­ 1 he school and camp were unques­ SHOWED GOOD SCORES. ter Park, were in this city this morn­ A fte r tho wedding the dance was duced In. Sanford an exccative com tionably, the best administered, the •i m find Florida orange* being gold in hundred* of smaller cen*, very popular and while the sidewalk mittec was appointed 'consisting o:’ t h e STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES ing, combining business and pleas­ hrst Instructed and the' best discip­ Tho regular weekly shoot o f tho U r* all over thi S o u t^ th e~ E ^ th eM id d ^ W eV t, t h T s ^ t h ^ T ^ n into M A N Y A C IT IZ E N OF ure. * . . th e W e s t R | ________ _______ was rather rough the dancers did not J. G .Michael chairman; P. A. Mero, lined camps the adjutant general has Oviedo Gun Club held Thursday on ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE, beyond the M ta^uri river. Much of tM* territory not long einb* SANFO RD . seem to mind it in the least with that D. D. Whitcomb, W. M. Connelly, This . ’ Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Simmons, Misses •cen during his twenty years’ experi­ the club grounds at Oviedo, was woll wo* conceded to be entirely in control of outeide of Florida. delightful dance mualc rendered by committee met last night with Mr. Olga, .Teague, Rachael and M aster ence with the national guard. • •’* attended. The Sanford trade exten­ Around all day with an aching back * the band and a merry throng simply L, J .Allison, representing the A lllAQKNTS John, Jr.,' who have been the guests "The officers end men have every sion committee attended in a • body Can't rest at night; son-Rudiscll Production Co., of.Char crowded the big space until tho rain o f Mrs. W. T. Langley ,left this morn­ •rmon to be p ro u # o f the Florida N * and lent enthusiasm to the occasion. Enough to make any one "g ive out” ing in their car fo r their home in drove them sway. One o f the feat­ lotte, N. C., and plans were formu­ tionai Guard,____________ 1 , and I f in the__future, the .The following Is the score mode: Doan’s Kidney Pills aro helping ures o f the dance was the prize dance lated whereby under the direction o f *o l u i g c i l|UIUIUUCS u i r i u n u j work measured up to th c Y ig ’h Tu m i- Link Kennedy . i ______ ________23x25 Mountville, S. C. Miss Mildred Sim­ ppi • in which six"toupIes took part and the that company the minstrel would be thousands. • OVrtCS FEUFLCN BANK BUILDING tion of the food and health values by the mons will remain some time yet as * rd lhat *>•* been set during the short A. D. Smith.______ ___________ 23x25 as a result of educaThey* are for kidney backache; prize waa awarded by acclamation of ready for the public during the latter Jhe uniest o f her aunt m° that the guard has been organ- C. a Howard ------------tional work done by the Florida Citrus ~ F lorida 22x25 lge. And other kidney IDs. Ask your .the spectators. This was difficult for part o f September. ; r*d, we can point to our organixa- J. B. Coleman— . . . . j ........ ....... 22x26 Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lawson spent Sanford boasts many good dancers One feature about this mlnstrol neighbor. Florida grapefruit, which was p: the day in Orlando today. • ^ 00 a* the best In the United States. C. W . Brown___________________20x25 and thero were some here from other which the committee feels will be _ Here is Sanford proof o f their mer­ public a fe w years Mrs.* H. B. Connelly visited her “This order w ill be read to the or­ L. F. R o p e r ..............................19x25 . cities that were good and when each little out o f tho ordinary will be the it: gan izatlori at the first assembly after Kite Kennedy ........................ .18x25 daughter, Mrs. Gctzcn at Lakeland, oranges are sold, anu, — *>wajr juuuuvoui tcxrnuury ana ujc ra c m c couple-Would dance the last one seem- Inclusion o f some fifteen o f Sanford’s Mrs. A .Smith, 409 Palmetto Ave., yesterday. * * . the receipt o f same, and will be post­ L. E. J o rd a n .............. 18x25 ------V |/4 /1 l»I ie Florida prodsays; "Doan’s Kidney Pills have been ^ dUTJul^l^ t a g m al i lrukl AevtUe) Jlv fortb "most winsome creatures, as t'were. 'd on the bulletin boards.” Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Fair and fam M. S to w o ff........................ .18x25 uct, under the Sealdsweet brand as a mark o f identification. . At least that' la what they called tho our standard- kidney remedy fo r Uy ,of Prattville, Ala., spent the past C. S. Lee _____ 17x25 bride at the wedding- the other night years. .A t times I had a steady ncho three days In and around Tampa, vis­ Thoo. A u lln '.................. 1 ........17*25 __ • The reason for the great growth in markets for Florida oranges and on the court house steps. IVrcy in the small o f my back and it gave iting St. Petersburg and Clearwater Bob. M erriw oth er_____________ 17x25 BEGm H OT W A T E R . Mero and “ Ll|” Connelly were both me a played-out feeling. I Lacked am­ while In this section. The party mo­ *• r ? t^ e n ation o fn9?e ^ ^ r 8’ own marketing organiW alter Hand ........................... 17x25 very touch opposed to having the la­ bition and couldn't oven do my house­ tored through by way o f Birmlng©m n i i n g tod SJSSdirS ^ ^ Exohange. The members have been interested in F. L. C r o s b y ............................ 15*25 dies take any p lrt at all, but finally work. I had severe pains In the back hato, Sanford and Winter Haven to Ralph W ig h t ..............................16x25 F n T rif1?™ L ^ ^ CT tM ^ & cre58mg‘Pfod.uction of Florida's citrus groves, D O N T FEEL RIGHT after muc^persuaaion, they 'h a lf­ o f my h u d and dizzy spells, too. I Tampa, where they were the guests in direct contrast t o the activities of speculative agencies which are concern^ Chas. W h itn e r ________________ 16x25 heartedly -consented. Anyway, the used Doan’s Kidney Pills and they o f M r .and Mrs. Woodward F. Barn­ Doc P u le so n ___'_____________ ._J5x25 ° ,a^a w rier with only m purehaamg fruit at lowest cost and effecting a quick sale at a prefit Lady Suffered Until Shi glrla w ill be there.' * brought relief. I gladly give this en­ Phosphate before breakfari well. They wero joined In Sanford by Dan H o d g e s ..............................16x25 for themselves, in whatever market may be the handiest PK>' dorsement.” * Various other committees were ap­ Tried Cardni.— Says “ Rendt Mrs. Ella Leffler and Mr. Braxton John B r o m le y ................. 14x25 Price 60c, at all dulers. Don’t sim­ 4 i pointed at tho meeting last night, and Perkins and wife. The beauty o f the Richard H lx o n ....................... 14x25 Wm Surpminj.”— Got Aloaj these will be announced later. Watch ply u k fo r a kidney remedy— get cities and scenery, and the good con­ * % * * “ >*• of oonmmtr, over tho entire com -' 'i H you wake up w itlf a bad taste" -I Jim Leo ................................... 14x25 try have been educated to the point* of ‘ ‘ ■ - ’I of *superiority of* ~ Florida grown this column, “ The Doings o f Com­ Doan’s Kidney P ills— the same that dition o f the roads were praised by a< *,reath and tongue is coated; l ! R. C. M a x w e ll.......................... 13x25 Fine, Beaune Normal I HAVE THEM orange* and grapefruit and to the unusual j . pany D,” aa It is called, fortfu rther Mrs. Smith had. Foster-Milburn Co., all, who declared this to be a wonder*°ur head js aching; if what you ea 1 M r 1 ‘ W. A. L e ff le r ................... 18x25 and Hcaiiiji *ours and forms acid in stomach, or news. I t might be interesting. For Mfrs., Buffalo, N . Y.— A<jv. fa l P »* t o f the country. The party Bill Brown ........................... 12x25 i»i, * * * ^ * 2 * 2 ^ ^ t a t h e n N W . y h e r . o ft >°u are bilious, constipated, nervous, instance, one member o f the execu­ returned to Sanford yesterday.— Sam.Younts J__________________ 12x25 an(J can.t get feeH|)(f jMt tive committee contemplates matri­ D r. W a lk e r’s M ail D e­ Tampa Tribune^ Vance D ou gla s.............. ...... ,.12x25 back was so Kht, begin Inside bsthlng. Drink , l iir-Sm mony in the near future. Another haa V ir .. ----- I ooold hardly stand up, and I Vcrn Sley ..............................12x25 Judge J. Q*. Smith, o f Blrmingw l)i •a livered to C aliforn ia W ore breakfast, a glass.of hot water " m id bare beadng-down pain, u d his own consent to do tho aame thing. more than Leslie Bryan .................... 12x25 ham, left yesterday fo r Sanford, a f­ a is attractith a teaspoonful o f limestone phoswork. W ithout any Address ter at “ F stars Mrs. You know h^bought the bridal cake, I* A . Brom ley .1 -----------------11*25 spending three days as the guest * Y. Williams, wife o f a well-kn in it. .This w ill flush the poisb g atten­ tu m o r on Routs $, .this plaoei - I at tho dance the other night. IJe’a o f his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Wood4 * a and toxins from stomach, liver, R- W. L a w to n ............................9x25 ur. Walker, pastor o f the First — t 7 .“ *TWU’ getting headaches and Earing to been sleeping with it under hla plllow tion— lota are being sold right along and building in thia tra il Exchange ia — N. B. L c n o a rd _____X____—___ 9*25 n®y» and bowels and cleanse, Methodist -Church, o f this city, has | W* H P ’ ° f ‘ hl* c]ty . Ha , to bed," continues Mrs. WUllam* ever sln^e. fi.-.a . . ^ . . #' waa nrrnmnfin af U LI. ___> section is such as to gladden the heart of those who have Chas. Merriwother .................. 4x25 •weeten and purify the entire ali­ Just returned firam a trip’ t h it ' to^ k ! T ” ^ CCOmp* n! ^ b,y h ,i .w,f‘ * nd 4x25 the good of Sanford at heart. • ' • mentary tract Do your Inside bith- W. H. H e n r y ....................... him to California, W est Virginia and t J f and h,« Met. Frank ow ut n r h u U o a T S r t M h n r t 'I Spent $1.25 on Rat-8 nap and Saved * Mllteer o f Fort Myers. The party i . .y y s • ’ * ■ . **. j ’ ' ’ ‘ A ■ * * y ' . T i \ •4 * .m ediately upon arising In the other points. While in California the • . . „ ■ , tho Prie* of a Hog,” |o . I S ; ‘ ea4 What U. S. D«pL, o f A f r i c a I a re-making gpo4 The u « « u,pment o* ma morning to wash out of. the system Herald mailed him a letter. I t w a s ’ drovc from Birrt?lngham, stopping at This la no Idle talk— I have weighed tho statement and Jamea McGuire, famous hog raiser tare Say* About What Two nulled to "Dr. Walker, First MethoGamp Walden, on the Alabama Gulf ••• . hc Pf®rious day’s poisonous waste, j result o f New Jersey, says; " I advise every keeping pace with the increaae M Rorida’a ,to aay just what is my -----it my. candid convictions would put rM t .'R ati Can Do. * i a dlffsront dlst Church, Sanford. The poatoffice co” ^ *or MVet*l week*, coming fto m Wei food " nnd * ° Ur l> *for* «*H n g more farmer troubled with rat* to • use moat too strong for the careful, conservative person— that ““ riw iin* o According to government figures, "Later I Suffered from weakness RAT-JJNAP. Tried everything to get here' forwarded It to California with- ther® *° Pensacola and through Pacnange. Growers who desire to take person whose eyes are fumed backward— The fellow who out any atreet address and It , w u ' * nd Dayton# ,to Tampa. The two rats breeding continually for . .. , back, end fait all run-down. rid of,rats. Spent $1.25 on R A T -S N A P v on °fft ? l lik® f®«l» like become members at I did not rest wall at night, 1 was so has VISION will agree with me now— the other later. handed to Dr. W alker in the postof- >m* n'bera o f the party expreaaed c,.. ! ° [ l ^ fo r e .y o u r blood and mus- Oireo years produce 850,709,482 Indi­ .!* * Figured the rata it killed saved the aemraa and cross. My husband said flee out there along with hia other tthemaelvea as being delighted with ti.. . me ,0* ded with body Impori- vidual rata. .Act when you oee.tha I s would got ms some Cards!, which price o f a hog.” R A T -S N A P cornea in m. ’ tc t ,r°m Tour pharmacist a firat rat, don't wait. R A T -S N A P I* strengthened ms . . . My cake for/n. N o mixing with other food. maM. la a way thia waa'.remarkable this section o f the state and eapecm * r .Pound o f limes I and showed that the office force w a a l * 'i y the condition o f the roadi around the sureat, clean eat, most convenient Cats or doga^ won’t touch It. Three alive, that Dr. W alker la*well known W inter Haven, Tampa, Clearwater mos^'f W.h!ch 11 in«P ® h «lv s ' and • *1Wtor. No m lxlnif with other ■lie*, 35e, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guar­ 1 most tasteless. jfcfclBUflb for i t r and that Herald mall goes everywhere and S t Petersburg. Judge Smith visS fopda. D ry* up after killing—leave* E a a■!> T \ V 4l * P •here .uttered anteed by Ball Hardware even without ahy address—sometimes. Ited Florida about fifteen years ago H-eonsH1! ^ omon’ wh<> *re usually no. imell. Cats or dog* ^ n ’t touch “ The Man Who Sella D irt Dr. W alker eaya that everybody and says that the development alnce and koaranteed by Ball ■ ' ’ ?-■-> i ** . - j-. know, fibout Sanford. J that time la nothing lata lhan amazCo. ’ —----- j . ; * Ing. The return trip w ill be made ' .*> j' i* - ' ant City Fruit - G e t your Scratch . Pads from The through JackaonvlUe.—Tampa TriU t I P n > W * association. • " : Herald— by the pound— 15c, • bune. . i i i t v. t v * . • ’ • ' _____ ________ • * ^ £j Tlj, , * ; £tfggBEsaSMmm : a ,. if ■;;•*<. > rsx, ^I _ - j ar ‘,mlb ut- . i . r y ,• a D EAT SUCCESS IN EVERY ptaSS*h,W,l*g,’“ * r p“t DOINGS OF COMPANY D L.„ GIVING OUT W . J . T H IG P E N a C O M P A N Y General Fire Insurance Sanford, OFFICE SUPPLIES AT HERALD POST CARDS AT THE HERALD OFFICER nr a l l r Iin - down SANFORD IS GROWING «rowr 8l07n J.E. "Watch the South East C ic e r o) I ’ -•..* .*#' • -. �* I 7 m ,fi V.. IS * ? i ‘C- . !- * • v ^ > V > -v / ■ ' ■\ Iff'W 7**-'‘iE fr i-Vr ^ l^x V t —; j "V" 1 [■>fk_,T — 7.Zk** *. •-•"Vr I * ■ ■>- •* J !~ . * _ f i liV i ' THESANFORDBERALD 0 , you Orlando! THB SANFORD W E E K LY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1921 ‘ i !/l X 'A f i f t *Jri lasts nothing but success can come cure a freight rate from eastern mar­ sour * • < M i U r from it. Orlando needs 8anford as M A IN T A IN IN G P U B L IC m e n Vj THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY,,SEPTEMBER 2.1921 Thcfc with the good* every time. S. ». LXZXJUU). kets o f from twenty-five to fo rty per The meeting o f the ” Ship-by-Wat­ »«n t*l7 m 4 * * * * * W AYS. Un- 1 Sanford needs Orlando. Situated at ------------------------■ . ' ■ s. a . * m . . . , cent under the proposed readjusted e r" organisation here ‘laat night I n m U IA M IT IT A m n n I ' . ~ the head o f »ne the navigation o f the St. TT* u,c nc* « 01 But you now have a better idea o f show. There is no question that sh™,L. tariffs.?— Palatka News. r—.*J: * A / r»ufab*d xtw7 rtUtr V , v times m ucm «and n a {Johns river, Sanford should born mi. . •pirit o f the Sanford, ye*. shows ______ . . 1 ,a bccome ‘ This is the proper spirit, and one command more careful thought snors that the American people’ and the greatest commercial center of in­ study than the building and L , especially the people o f Florida are terior Flori^L Through her port that Sanford can well take to heart tenance o f pubHc highways °* And Sanferd haa a better idea o f tired o f being gouged by the railroads should come and go the commerce fo r Just now we are doing, and will do, , One feature that is now gai„in„ . traacxirno* n fa g a altam o xi Orlando and everythin* is lovely. and instead o f asking the railroads to the whole central portion o f tho state. all In our power to g e t the Clyde Line I J Z Z . - Tr t > " ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . | popularity In some sections of th! . O----------- . i. ' do this or do thaf tho people intend several days. , * s o s t h i ....... In his talk last night Judge Cheney enodgh business' to put on a daily country i , what is called the And Sanford and Orlando working to ship by water and keep it up indef­ said he hoped to live to see the day steamer, or two steamers, i f neces­ MONTHS,. *i Mr. and M ri. Ellsworth Harper, Association H a s , Over ----together can put over anything and initely. This is no idle boast or pipe when a forty foot grouted brick roa( sary. And , Palatka putting on* her system o f keeping roads In * " oso marriage was a recent event, • One H undred M em ­ The scheme ia to divide the h.VK the .waterwaye will be the fir*t big dreams to be dissipated as soon as the would connect the two cities; when own, steamers, i f necessary, shows » » • . » * xu Toti o n Z rix £ 2 arrived herp Monday, and will make ♦ V,Ur Art ,f KatU «. 1I7»! ways o f a county infc> sections, projects— let’s go! railroads lower their rates when they j . bers R eady to Go Orlando merchants would receive their that the people are becqming aroused Snnford their home. * . number to each action . The S S are compelled to do so. It is an earn­ ---------- *o-. ■ ■— eT n U ,«” n0 f bn,nd freight by the water route and have to the vital issues o f transportation, Mrs. R. z. Johnson h u as her * dothee-Overails, Coveralls, and Pants-est endeavor o f the shippers and o f the sections is determined by t " A called meeting o f the Seminole In the years to como with the big and do not intend to stand fo r any it transported with speed and dispatch _ AiT*rd?‘*S rlu* £ «w ts Misses Ethel Singletary and Fish an«j Game Protective Association project* that are contemplated San­ growers and merchants generally to to the doors o f their establishment*. more gouging. W e have the groat •ting conditions pertaining to £ Merced* Lloyd, o f Jacksonville. * * net at tho court house Wednesday ford and Orlando working together better their condition and to keep their Others predicted an electrically pro­ S t Johns river and we can force the labor involved in keeping then, * * » » * * * * ! Dr- and Mrs. E. D. MofcJoy le ft this pair. n rs business from being ruined by the ex­ night with a rather small attendance pelled railway between the two cities government to recognize this river, "wrnlng in their car fo r Jacksonville orbitant freight rates that suck all Each section ia in charge of „ ~ for the number o f members enrolled. Rev. Clark will preach at Lake where they go to meet Miss Georgia both o f which we feel eonfido«4~wiU give us deeper water and a better « * * * « d . ™ cov.rcd .b y Ir o n -c M + ________ __________ ‘ “ • I Oie life blood from the victims. The come in time. However, the members present were M «ry i t H ,, trolman, who is supposed to giVe and at U p u la at V channel, and, like Palatka, Wo can » • ■ Mobiey who h u been at Qarnp Junal time is past when the people should very enthusiastic Teiy cmnusiosuc and ana quite a few ° »*• m., on the 4th o f September We 44< With the spirit which the Sanford put on our own boat line i f necessary entire laboring time to the work ot It is good fo r sore dyes to travel expect anything from tho railroads. people have shown the past year noth­ IS J S S that S '."h * !viaiR « * •haa * *mieiv W . luska, N. C. They were accompanied keeping hia section o f road in prone, things were brought up and talked underatond over Alachua county now and see the — - -Rev. t. -1 Clark uas latel M far as Daytona by Miss Martha The time is past when the railroads ing can stop their progress. They will However, tho Clyde Lir?e seems dis­ repair. When you know me and I know w over. Tho The ^asociation asociation h u over one Come come here here to to reairfA reside from California Fox. posed to help us In our extremity, actual road construction that is in need to ask fo r anything from tho peo­ you— hundred members and every one is receive the hearty co-operation o f the The patrolmen work under the eU progress. Talk* has ceased and the ple. Miss Nathalie Terry, who haa been Backed by the administration Orlando citixcns. in all their undertak- and we should give them ail the busi­ practically a game warden and are anh e ir ttrU,V hC f ° ,ka * U1 * lv• eral supervision o f the county * ness that they can take and g iv * it shovels, picks, wagons, surveyors’ in­ they get Immense sums o f money from p . bea/ fy WClC° m° amonR us. Rev. the attractive guest o f h eTw u sIn, la. exemplified in tho trips o f-th e doing good already. The Association , ings. Orlando has lung ago learned to them now. Think o f It, you San­ ffinoer, or supervisor. The succesifni I w Edwards has asked him to come and struments and everything else .neces­ .h . government lo r f Trade Extension Committee. ‘ will pay a $25 reward totally person 1. hoping that Lake Mary, U p u la Miss Mable Bowler, le ft yesterday snd satisfactory operation of »uch^ ford merchants. • sary to i*Oad construction has taken “ U N I O N M A D E " fo r her home in Jacksonville. f -o furnishing evidence that will convict Micie opumum. w|Ui With a murit o system would depend very larrelr £ £ * «. £ L 2 r * v m o ff *,t.to its place. nd Paol* may all again be under •o Mitdo o f h « v|M t, tou gbw t, In d ig o Den Mrs. A. Blum, Miss L. Dittman, Bum* increase the freigh t rates and father between the two cities amI a Business is picking up—everything a person of violating any o f the game ohe pastor, as of yore. upon the honor, Integrity and cffi F IS H IN G ---------- ------------- Mrs. M.■ Wilson and M Mr. Chas. A. A. is lovely. J J -S 6 ‘Joub,e*8t>tched scam s; reintowns w with realization that that what what benefits benefits th the nn« laws. • _ , „ .hoMr?\ By coming ..... ■ to the wwn* in realization J r run V o . ’ T wl,son and r- Chaa. clcncy o f the patrolmen. But pleat, r rate and making th.iw Benefits the one t a « f r p o d » t . | M t m w ld . n u p a n d u i, Over in Sanford the. Woman’s Club *, > w* tcr ratc ..a,J Inevitably, directly or indirectly will We still need a lot o f member* and chased Sanf° rd* haB Pur' Spc<!r' o f Jacksonville, were rtgister. d’ making their wicir rpte rpie ■incviiaoiy, We want every man who loves the o f good and true men can be r0UnJ me u -----*• - • .o a,recuJ r _** * * cr*..a t ,tnd o f Geo. I * * th® Monteiuma yesterday. as tha tho tnwnB towns that have no1-------«***-benefit the other, Orlando and Sanford Prosperity 1* Ttickllng our nose to is rnsnying off its men and women the “same the <following committees were ap­ t Sr b? “ 0 M th ,t w° " ‘ ‘ « » > ; sport o f fishing, we want every man who would do credit to those periT. Ballinger, « „ d will at once erect publicly for the benefit of the school water rate. Just a fine little scheme , can build a greater "Central Florid*" Mr*, a. F. Stokes, o f Camaquay, day with the strawy o f publicity. . pointed for the following towns to who wants to see tourists here, we tiona o f responsibility. on it a small cottage for his nephew, Cuba, Is here to remain with her two lunches for tho children of the gram work for now members: ----------- o—-------m ♦* i* . want every man who Hkes fa ir play Is this system’ practical for Volo itt n o m a " in • ^ the future and when they visioned*— Reporter-Star. *tea *” ‘ Mr*. McEwen and Mrs. Know thy neighbor as thyself is mar school. According to the Sanford ”rates Monro- -W . F. Shelley, G. S. Her­ Httlo Cf ^ ? mCru " nd and th»lr and wo want every man who is engag- sia county roads? M ight it not be m tlo farilily who like, country life Williams. Herald,, „— the .first . . . . wedding v.,_Uu..ig drew *« ! hnve everything Just as they want it ring and F. E. Giles. one o f (he teachings o f the bible that -------iP O R T ™ in the fishing business commercial­ tried out tQ\a limited extent in on they will tell tho people where they can be followed with profit and pleas-, great crowd. Sanford Is sure'enqugh Longwood— C. M. Hand, Ben Over­ Mrs. A. L. McRae, o f St. Peters -1 SID ELIG H TS ON T U E S D A Y ly to read the article on the front page der to demonstrate its merits? Wh*t Mr and Mrs. Fred Krell and little burg, is visiting h er* sisters, Mrs. | ure. progressive.— Orlando Reporter-Star. can go. However, they cannot tako street, and C. W. Entzminger. o f the Herald today. It is a letter do you say, Mr. County Commission. N IG H T S B A N Q U E T A 7 >rkgarment of twilled pre-shrun the river away and we can always shipBut look who was the preacher. * Paola—A. Minshow and Geo. Smith. daughter, Dorothy, will remove tho McEwen, 402 Oak avenue, and Mrs. J' material; InvUlbia drop seat, eaaily let from Senator Fletcher regarding tho er?— DeLand News. • by water and the railroads and the latter part o f the week to Braden. -----------o-------- — Ovicdo-^-W. H. Sley, C. W. Brown Wo don’t know how you feel about J» A. Williams, o f Sanford avenue. B u r& x s What’s tho* most popular room in restocking o f the Seminole county Seminole county found this out and I • --OT town, where Fred has relatives. We and M u Lcinhart. T H A T N E V E R TO U C H TH E B O D Y T it but we will be glad when the Thurs­ . The- — Escnmbla County Gamp anu and Interstate commerce commission and Sanford? Chorusr-302. Mrs. S. L. Smart and attractive lit­ — wwumvj umup lakes with fisn. And he says dis­ p ? ' • Aak your dealer. all tho rest o f the bunch can take a have now established a road pat« i Chulqota and Geneva— V. JgJ. Doug day afternoons are o ff the calendar o f Fish Ascociation held on enthusiastic " ° rry l.° havo thcm go, but wish tle daughter, will leave Wednesday Notice— A1> A ll young sprouts *' vwho tinctly. that unless this county and under a moat competent- man nnd it rear seat when the people o f Florida young sprouts Kaha Maaufacturiag C o, MobUe, Ale. them well in their new home. lazy afternoons. lass, J. C. Jacobs, R. Q. Hickson. meeting in Pensacola recently and for their homo In Jacksonville, hav­ other counties in Florida pats some will be money saved to tho county in perfect their new organization o f ' Know the latest methods in Porter perry, who is employed at We need the help o f cvery man who « laid plans fo r the better protection o f ing been the guest o f .relatives here. * h urtin g, ask Kenney kind o f an adequate fish law that will many ways. M • hunts nnd ask your co-operation that the express office In Palatka, visited Mrs. Smart ia the daughter o f C. F. I t makes one feel good to take a gsme this season. I f every county “ Ship by Water” and whether i* is protect the fish when they are spawn­ l we may hold up the beat organization for a few* days at too home o f hia Haskins, o f this city. trip over Sanford and note the hun­ In Florida would .encourage the pro- through the Clyde Line or* an inde- J — j —. line ... * steamers ■ 1 Ask Kenny what the clock o f today ing the government will not help any #^.«i • y iv. pendent o f tke DeonlJ TO ORLANDO EDITORS in the state as well as protect the sister, Mrs. Stanton Ambrose, and on dreds o f homes going up everywhere. Tho many friends o f the Stovcns o f the counties. Do you get that? We It means so much in the future growth twrUon o f game, Fiorida wouid; within wii| see to it that ship by w a te M s “ * * “ ■ game we now have and improve otfr 8unday, Mr. and Mya. Ambroso took family are glad to sec Mr. and Mr*. hope this advice from our senator wlil hunting. We owe R. B. Drossier, o f the R*. o f this city and looks like our prophe­ n short time, come bsck into its own. followed out as far as possible fo r tho L , B° b ? ° I,y *ay8 a m°»qulto ’ said', his to Orlando to visit Mrs. Barker, H. R. Stevens and Rebecca, back from Aa it is, our game is rapidly _dis*p- balance o f time. The railroads and , tln,ea hav<J « r t * ln l y changed.” A sink into the thick hides o f those peo­ porter-Star and BUI Glenn, of th« another sister. cy was being fulfilled at last. Pennsylvania, where they visited fo r pea ring, and within a few years, their friends in high quarters have ,f<T yea” ag0 h® ll* d to b,t« th« Rirls ple who fo r years have persistently Morning Sentinel, one. Yes, Basil* . . — ------- o----------M r and Mrs. Fred Krell and several week* and Rotarians M et ana Dr. U r. Ralph uaiph Stevens Wn. L’ eadquartcVs Fourth Corps Area, . w ktkd muddied the waters every u time some Brasalcre and Camisole ccrUinlr w" ‘ Br8 cvery me -some Wa ANTED Man remarked yes- without some such protection, there killed the goose that laid the golden 1° n y °,n th° face and hands- % too, 7” to the Herald miu jrvodaughter, with Florence and Elinoro from the camp at Jacksonville whore L . v F ort McPherson, Ga., Aug. 80,1021. w -------- ----------will be nothing for the sportsmen to egg and have also killed any snark o f * ad they haVo o^ n ged ,” said f e / l,h «* W »llo n « « before Ule « talk for the Sanford llr dd at Luncheon Today terday that the Chamber o f Commerce ho was was with Company D, for #__. .fifteen . uay. Tyner, went down, on Saturday to he ,* y Bob. The Editor Sanford Herald, Sanford, W^ N TE D — Young cow. Must ba (Fnm TumdAf't Tvndtj’j 0.0*) (flM D.lly) Unt* friendship or sympathy that the pub* had him worked to death. It is cer­ Frank Clark, Jr., Sam Murrell and 4 Florida. g . " " 1? A " ‘l ^ * " duo * ” d W° '>m oro than | Windermere and ^he rest o f Mr. T. days. ----------------------j . a ifc ).. . freah and--good milker. Tho Corset Cover Twins were there, . The Sanford Rotary Club had one lie might have toward them. Here­ respect to the fishermen o f Florida wo c«n tell. Only a newsnaner tainly a working body with commit­ K. R. Murrell returned last night from O. Tyner’s family, accompanied by 18-tfc ‘ Dear Sir:—-Please give publicity to mcr, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. of the best meetings ot the scuon to­ i W1UJU Florida Just n o w appears to be in after it will be a cold-blooded propo­ Brozzicr and his brother Camisole. Wauchula. »HU! t-°.“ y. that-----------W the rnajorit>' o f tf»cm know, how the other newspaper men tee meetings mornings, noons, after­ (rt*ai WadaMdaj'i Pally) Miss Beula Brown, o f Sanford, mo­ the following newi item: I f all the predictions made lost want good laws passed that will proday with many o f the boys back homo SEE M. S. NELSON fo r all kind* o f are working for their particular noons and nights. But this is the life. the midst o f a crime Wave wMch has sition with the shippers and the rail­ Messrs. D. L. and R ..T/ Thrasher J. T .Lee and Fred Bradford, o f who have been taking a vacation. tored down on Sunday to the homo _ „it out. .......... .. IIU come true, Orlando and San- tcct the flah for they, realize that un­ towns. Only a newspaper man knows The following named -National .W e have no hauling,________ 81-tfe been more or less prevalent the coun­ roads will „find — o-----------are spending the/day at Daytona President Steven* was in his old place o f Mr. ond Mrs. Noah Fry, to cele­ Lake Harney, were in the city today, Beach today. laws arc passea passed th that Guard officer have recoived Federal . , a /ight w,th thcm ond n«v e r intend to wlU.bo d,vid<?d only by a signpost less protective iZ n T at.m e iriaia the triala and tribulations, the heartheadNo, Pauline, the Herald will not try over. It is strange that so fa ir n and songs nnd good cheer helped to brate tho 83rd birthday o f the grand­ and are getting ready to open up a *_____________FOR BALE ----- *- to • •be •inflictod — . as_ ours has '^ nve We have no argument with*p_ ? where one begins and the oth- and t W i W . ,b0 cnd t0 fi-hinglaches, the headaches and the effecUof close on Labor Day. Neither does it country Mrs, D. A, Caldwell leaves (tomor­ recognition in tho past week: Capt. mother, Mrs. Christine Bcngston, and fishing business as soon ns thc laws digest the luncheon (accent on tho Ralph E. Stevens, XL b. (Sanford.) FOR SALE!— No. 817 W est First S t f_ df |I® the,,r ” vinJ[’ Bu‘ tho iroubld .302, etc., etc., and the daily grind that is I « „ • row for Leesburg, where she will close on Thursday afternoons. In fact such lawlessness, but it is good t o ; them’ The ti™° for “ rKumcnts lunch) and the meeting was fraught also the birthday o f Fred Krell. There will permit and there is more water Thanking you, I am, Eight rooms and bath. For pric* and ! ° VCf’ We to »« eeti action aetl°n now L J, and R * B’ visited ” >001 302 in the past has been that so many must go forward each and every day we nre beginning to believe that if note that the officers are diligent and.'I spend a week or more with her-sister, , .. ‘ ntcnd nu 10 with mnny good things. Prof. Mc­ was a feast o f roost chicken With In Lake Harney and the river. Vary truly yours, men go to the legislature with no » « d then the small pittance of profit In most cases, hnv* 1 ___and Set it through the only channoU 1 C f . morc« th°y might have been •nd terns, write box 782, Daytona,, Mrs. J. S. Mahoney. business continues it will be nip and most cases, have speedUy located ^ KCl 1 throu* h th® °n ly channels' ki ! four big cakes and all thc good things D. G. McKinnon( o f Oakland, was idea o f what the -state needs In the Kay, the principal o f the Sanford — ” — •*».««« Ill U 1C at the end o f thc year. Good boy*, LOUIS A. CRAIG, Mrs. R. R. Deaa and children are tuck to dose the offita on Sunday. Fla’ ___________ 46-tfc and apprehended the 5 n t ? . 3 “ ^° ^ ^ S t' in tho city yesterday on business. Fred Thorpe made seven trips to way o f good fishing laws and good that Orlando bunch. They match the schools was the guest o f honor and that g o 'in between. Assistant to Chief o f Staff. spending some time at Daytona Beach •o-------— cation o f the penalty in iU full aenae, T f 2 FOR S A L E — 8 J-3 acre grove, con­ I -I __ E. Randall, o f Tampa, has arrived room 302 that we know 6f. ‘ Lord game laws and they tangle, up the other boosters made .a splendid talk on tho Boy ^ - k e r a or o f mat that city in every w ith her parents, Mr.-and Mrs. Harry bUB' n<8“ I?en and shippers The board o f governors taining 100 bearing trees. Also the and few er pardons for those who e s . 1 # 1 * In the city and will m ake't his future knows how many more which we did Rood .bills with all kinds Scout movement as he had observed it PRESCOTT-IIARPER +A*3 o f •foolish vuiroil ‘ "respect -”*-*-* «* iim the UI(J Zlt’l nili wishes WIBIIUS T llsta and Herald t<0> itstl Thpugh ■ n w automobile fendor good five roomed house. Apply Mrs Chamber Just «deserts, f « r *‘I T T In S° ^ C* ntral F,ori- not see. ^namber o f Commcrco is working cape 1 their inc,r JUBt « c r t s , may g 0 far . • 8 until tlfkVf tha /Lit 1 I nrraln 1 <1 . . . . home. He has embarked In tho merI var’oua Places and especially in amendments until now the fish law s!*ffain as we have in the past that Or-Ji M r l Joseph Hutchinson returned which picks up ft person struck J. M. Long, Chuiuota, Fla. — nln,r ‘th U k t„. o <rff lives „™ , “ *fig " d while tho majority o f the members j townrd 1 ,CBaen,nJ he. taking (Trom ThurttUf’■-jDaily) chant tailoring business. . —- ------- —» - —• 63-5tp |Vley West. The Rotarians are getting ---------- ... Orlando J comea 't o boosting, bet adr iuatc Protect the fish lando has two o f the greatest daiiiea1 home Tuesday from an extended vis­ are sleeping. They are working fo r Jn F ,orIda— Plant City Courier. f. £ A wedding o f much interest to the Mr. and Mre. ,W. S. Mair, MIsa it to Montreat, and Aahoville, N. C., weigh* only' 75 pounds Its Inventor Fou-axre: ou tiT u i ^ iu trT„ , B ready for a big seuon and a most Tuesday, September 18th at which , « ~ ° BnAnKc,ea ch*p had nothing on s c a la r0 S f . f ? getting ^ Come agSn, old Iff .71 ™ i .. ' l “ * ™ W r r*l»ry J suSs; dlalrtct cvery citizen o f* *Sanford every * * * and ‘ -oclaim* It will, sustain a weight o f -in many friends o f the groom w u the I may ono. • Marie Fair, and Mr. Archie Fair,’who ■nd Columbia, S. C. •career and it is only oniv a question o f It may 302 next time vuv but suuirgomeC,,,r f r Pf-I—rlf lo Mrhattn — time a permanent organization will be i n Holbrook* - not be---—— four tons. business in Sanford is getting the marriage o f Miss Pearl Prescott and have been the guest sof Mr*. Ella S 2*lp. , ,So- J* rimida. Judge Cheney nnd I. W. Phillips; perfected for a ship by water cam ott thc ^ cam--1 < 0ne UnC ■’ o occasion, as ex­ time before something drastic will thing equally as good awaits you ev­ Hon. Endor Curlett, o f Geneva, waa benefit o f the good work o f the Cham­ Mr. Ellsworth .Harper, which took • 7 " HixTii STiucrr iu in t suot>, f. a. ImH' Lcffler ,left in their car Monday, fo r in the city last nltfht* attending tho ’ ’ * water to the^^ n Foster, have to be done, if any fish are left. ■ °r‘* ndo’ want ® brosd highway P«ign that will bring the Prc8Scd ^ by Representative Rcpr _____ ___ ery time you call. ,. ber o f Commerce. * place at the home o f fue bride in their homo iif Pratteville, Ain. • forty feet wide from Sanford to Or- eyes o f the railroads forever and av* ,Waa th® abBencc o f one o f (he old war Ami you see what the government .a s»a»winewi. •, '. <|•••_ i t i-r Aon w H ilo tJ , xjjtp •hip by water convention. •o•' ' • t o - • --.a I Ayden, N. C., August 25th.‘ -o U«r» o f rin ii« lando beautified with trees and ------- .— 0 — ; . yB’ t horses, Captain B. M. Robinson. Men­ says about our plight. Hero is some­ J. S. LcGctte, o f Albany, Ga., is l* u ^BAL|&—a ^ n y ^/ftgjc LO O KING FOR TH E BRIGHT SfDB Hon. O. P . Swope, o f Oviedo, waa , The bride made a very charming the guest o f his sister, Mrs. W. C. Schoola will soon open, business will shrubs and flowers, and make it a his name brought rounds o f thing fo r the Fish and Game Protec­ two wheeled wagon and harness.— FOR A GREATER SAN FO RD A N D tion tl0n, o f h ,,m * *•»* No. *’• T.Ion. Wlllltma here last night attending the meeting DnJi+i-.u pwtfcaaer or Ts, CWIIflesio picture in her traveling suit of blue begin to begin, advertising will get memorial to the world war veterans, • ’ ORLANDO ( applause. tive League to handle. It Is also Hill, at her home on Fourth street * o f the ship by water committee. ,b* S?'1 «t*r of 4ona. a . It. m u bla fllr.1 m T!i Mrs. H. G. Deitrich, Silver Lake. The prominence of the young men O NE, COM E j tricotine and worn with a most be­ bigger and better, the Herald will go instead o f spending any money on -------| 11 I f mere there ever wns any animosity bcbe- something fo r the Chamber o f Com­ involved in the alleged wholesale suteMr. R. E. NewmnnJxuturned home jK /yjT* ,hd. bM •relict ______________ 8-lte coming hat, and other accessories to to twelve or sixteen pages,. Sanford bronze statues that mean nothing. Uw. |j nf l t i r t * *mhr«lJ«rrX f^loTloS today from a week’s t stay In Jack­ The Sanford Chamber o f Commerce tWCCn Sanford and Orlando, it’s all merce, the Rotary Club, the Canopus mobile theft plot and their popularity Just received a lartfe shipment o f .thatch. Her Gowers were a corsage will be filled with tourists, the grow ­ Let this great idea sink into your Club, the Woman’* Club and every in their respective communities briogi sonville. * CA R D OF T H A N K S . Of NWU of HKVi the wonderful remedy, Tanlac. This is r*!?*- ‘ wI** £"»H 'o f bride’s roses and ferns. Sf M C I 30 »*H ers will be shipping their good fruits mind., .nd'l.V.uTouTT.t;^ .Z .’ C h l f 'J ’r " ''ht '°, ,h' ° 'l,ndo .1. Twp. SO,*lL IVnlb. Itanf* Kiat,- ?t other club in the city- to handle. It out the wish that the evidence yet to 10 kn™ . . „„c Mlsse Olive Newman, Mary Eliza­ the great medicine you have been Immediately A -- • — after —-—- —v the vviviiiuujr ceremony the IliU and vegetables to market, fishing and for Ihl. hl8h « . „ , ,v.„^ Tho„ “h TO .’ ™ h * ' ? n™ r c; " * ■ " > * « • * O P T . when w . p u T d n ^ means something and It means you. be presented will vindicate them of t1** *■'<1 UdiI halas — rmul .I V m> dale af To Our Friends: beth puleston and Margaret Neal are hearing so much about. The remedy * " — yofing -o u r------’ .left . . . tor . ----happy couple Willston, 11", ‘■••nro'Of ao. b crUnraia In tbo naV.C of hunting will be good, "won’t wo have - * • * .gathering. A gathering where the ^or Sanford last night, but Mrs. Taka not be forty feet wide. We can, at Word* cannot express my appre­ expected home today from Camp any wrong doing. Tho circumstances laknown. Inlaaa'aalil 4 fttir|ral<aliall la n that’s mado such a wonderful repu­ daaniatl arronllof to l a g i . i fu n ? " IjN . C.,w wgoing from there to HJackson ------ wm -y v t w n V S O U il* T ” least in the next 7 «a r or two make it advantages o f each section were dia- acb’B 8everal vocal selections were all TH E GROWERS A N D SH IPPE RS' are bad enough aa it is but then Junaluska, N. C, . . .. ciation o f the love and sympathy tation ( and which hns accomplished rille and then to Lake Butler where LIT - 1--—' *• "■ m i. sixteen feet wide, and beautify U. cussed jn common aqd offered to th e ' b“ i* ^ i* * * . . . • shown my loved one during her long would be some recompense i f the au­ M EETING . Harry Lewis is visiting his parents such remarkable results all over the they were the guests o f the groom’s The poor old printers have but few Two -such growing cities as Sanford other fo r the advancement o f both ' ! " n * ' Leonardy Sanford's WomMr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis. • thorities find that Jhose under suspfcIllness and to me In my bereavement ;* A. iXHrut.AHfi, d ayto na beach I ‘parents. United States and Canada. Get a bot­ holidays. Like the clock o f grandfath­ and Orlando need this highway. 3.a., CTwS Oroalt Oowt. not pitted agslnat the other in rival * ” * BuB,nes" c,ub« has a m ost'eloThere. Will be held in Tampa on ion are innocent. Of course the indMr. and Mrs. Emmett Hunt and lit­ tle now at Union Pharmacy.— Adv. ' Sonlaola Oonaly. ZU. •nd loss o f my d e«r wife. T o iny j | Mr. anr Mrs. Harper are now a n d er and thc brook o f Tennyson, we Just competition. I t was a meeting where qUf " th ' ----------- 0— ----- — Brother Odd • Fellows, to my loyal Septcmberl, a meeting which will bo dent carries its moral; thc lesson is tle daughter,. Joyce, returned home pleasantly located at the home o f seem to run on forever and yet wo co-operation predominated and o p tim -L ui , " y “ hpeech w®s as brilliant ■ 0 plain it needs no emphasis. In’ 1 S E A B R E E Z E friends throughout the city, and else­ o f interest ^Tuesday evening from Forsyth, Ga., ptim -' hu ns ornuant or absorbing Interest to every grower p,aln 1 1 nccds "o emphasis. '* 0^?• V " 1 8 ^s««W Circuit, Stall Thc laws o f a general nature.pas­ Mr. 7and Mrs. Forrest Gatcheil, on P IC N IC SUPPER P A R T Y of Florid.. Oaaaly of Saailaala,— thrive on hard work and with the few Ism ran rampant. The speeches - e r e “ b ’ d0.™ cvitably works Bb‘ "y . needless to land shipper in .the state o f p f f i the law o f averages w where, I can aay no more, than that where they have been the gucata o f Oak avenue. la Ckaaeaty. F o r the B lG A l«i 4 1 >• . . fiowers that are scattered along our sed by the last session o f tho legisla- eloquent and o f good cheer, they pro - 1 . v „ u n the former’s mother. (from n m lir 'i D»lly) I am happy to know such friends, imd turc are being printed in many of the pro - 1 Ask Bin Glenn h PrOV T ,"’ " nd ,k , 8 hoPed the attendance will be' * ‘ ° conFWaion-those who .re I I Mr. Harper holds a responsible po­ BILL ro t PAHTITIOX pathway now and then manage to keeg moted a feeling o brotherly love nuu and ? —f — - ........ «vr,c Mesdamcs Easterly, ‘ Purdon, Sr.; A . » y prayer shall always be that when S. A. Speer, o f Jacksonville,was ! and is to* Sanford ° * mnny esU ,n proP°rtion to tho importance o f the I ^ort“ " atcly »n‘ *ed up in qucstiorubl* sition with Gillop A Frye Electrical Matrarrt .W. Iluntrr. a «ldo«. in good humor and enjoy an hour or comradeahin. they rh«»v helped to ilink i . l. close ____ 8 10 Hanford. state. The state pays j comradeship, closer •oser 11 l T, u______ ___ . . . . | event. It is expected to decide whoth- ,p^ ct,cca rau8t sooner or later pay tbs I am called to go they will say by the guest o f hia uncle, Mr. David E. Hill and D. A, Caldwell motored I Co., and haa numerous friends who so with the family when there are no KanOalU W. Ilnnlar. a| at. ------------------- 7 ' “ “ 7 " < M 'er r the statn .ta t. <h«ii ifrtce. th . present pre« » , case, however, ho „ ™ , l . m i. . jprtce. In the me as they do by l er, tha: It V a s an ■! will be interested to learn o f hia reT Speer, Monday. Mr. Speer la proprie­ out to the country hohie o f Mrs. Free , BOTICX or SAT.E meetings o f any kind— which ia be­ nmJ the law requires that one copy o f of W iiliam i Tuesday where they spent inspiration to have known her. ‘ C E L E B R A T IO N S'*"* “ *•« n-Dr and by cent marriage. • tor o f the Southern Monuments the paper bo mailed to every-regisUndo ' 0r £ ! h' * * * « * « r .llr o .d ., which ho‘“ ,h* t tween December 31st and January 1st. P' ’ :L - d - which J n d ». r h ! ^ ’ " ■ ,u.f '*.W »m»r*dJiuig. her/ or other the silver lining will show itthe afternoon very pleasantly with la l» b» I'T 1lb* Honorable Jaao. w»»«I . I•»fklna, H. Sands Selieck and Daughter. Works, at Jacksonville, and waa in tered voter. As there are’ some eight ■4»1#__T I____ * -----------o— S e p t 3-4-5 ' The resources and environmenta o f T**™ ° f f the br,ck ,s not 80 bad, nroductiv ^1 pr? 5 l? ent and self.— Lakeland rtV Telegram. fancy work, IcnJttiqg and crocheting. "epleraber. A. O. UJI. |b« naderalynod rommlaSanford looking, around fo r a loca­ • SURPRI8& P A R T Y . . That was a great /love feast B fc thousand registered voters in Volusia Priando and Sanford are entirely d i f - 1b° k turn^n*t hack, about gets one'B .hirtner* sil* ua r at or wbeB,cr the oa a. IW f»r W f f j i 5 S S E 3 * 5 m Z tion to establish a branch plant here. Lftte In the afternoon a delicious aup a county, and the law supplements cost Big shipment o f Tanlac Jbat re­ D O U B L E -H E A D E R ,b# b,«teo« and boat r'or r.^" |n frM., _ t .1 . -----irceaferent but are o f such a natiure th ly , « OBt0 r »ando Reporter-Star. | " * * * a atrika ^ e d Sanford last night when the Cham­ per was served. (ttym Thindo'. Dally) Mr. and Mrs. David Speer and Mr. om by the development o f thc num­ RA1LROAD E AR N IN G S INCKBAS* r?r,|t1” 0** Saafcrd. Henilnol* ceived. Union Pharmacy, local agenta. 425 per thousand, or $200 to t enough can be used for the benefit o f each ber o f Commerce o f Sanford and Or­ STATE LEAGUE ivtobor 3rd, iwt — Adv. I j MonaAy evening the young people and Mrs. C. A. Rauleraon, o f Geneva, erous* water routes which are acces­ lando hooked arms around each other with which -to earn thc $100 allowed other. Sanford, with her broad exB U ILD IN G A B O A T U N E . SPE CIAL FOR . "**"*l™ ——* • L o f the Bhptist church gave a aurpriae spent the day Monday at Altamonte •Wtty. rtortda. toVltIn HeniltxM. sible to us, and which w il lgiv0 us ac­ a>4 and sang that well known songs "In by the state, no Volutia county paper pan»e o f fertile truck lands, with their In spite o f the “ poor mouth” nude I'party at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Spring* at the “ Fernery." Fisherman, flnnter and Tourist OAXD or tXAVXS . cess to many markets at much cheap­ has accepted the contract. In a state flowing wells can almost feed the na­ the shade of th0 old celery tree.*? Palatka is aroused over the idea o f l*ar«tiaaor u, p.r fu, Ul|e. ' f t f f l - i '*’ * I Forrest Gatcheil, on Oak gvenus, in W. C. Brozier, o f Tampa, repre­ Arm y Tents, complete with poles er rotes, and under Just aa favorable by the railroads and all the talk about Nothing like good will and good choer where as much money is wasted as in tion. More refrigerator cars ' leave ■hipping by water and having deep . *. J*. IDNNKLI.V. JACKSONVILLE 14x10 ....................................$35.OQ Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth senting the Roesch paper Co., waa in I! I‘ compliment • * - to - r ------—*7* —• •.•••wwim conditions as to speed and refrigerak Mle cart, and the necessity for in-, II. II. LEWIS. . between cities. What helps one helps Florida, where a million dollars worth Sanford annually than any other city water to the port o f Jacksonville, is » Arm y Tent*,’ 9x9 at ........ 22.50 I Harper .\yhose marriage was a recent creasing ra te s . and j cutting wages, , l i O. KOI.lt, . X»r. Un. A. U. eitln, who the city yesterday calling on hia local tlod’ ai: are granted by the railroads V* bf-road machinery is permitted to go in the United State*. This is a big the other.— Orlando Sentinel. I2U life in a position to make terms with the -eciiv, taking vltHl Arm y Tento, one man, a t .......... 4^0 nofllNBON * liltliHjpjt. CkHnmlaalonrra. i>» Auju.l Xl.t, luji .event, place in Ayden, N. C., customers. their nct eantings for tha six months daytona ■t present. The railroads unquestion­ op in smoke from an unwatched statement but it ia backed up by gov­ Mft utd un*. u j, iiabtlb v — —--- o.— ltollrl|un for (Vmplalnaat, 3 8lr railroads, and Clyde Line. They are ugust 25. Tarpaulins for Garages and •nd rAIIILY, *»»»*U *I At Daytona , Mrs. Claude Howard la visiting ably have it in their power to kill an ending with-Jane„ are-)argely in ex­ warehouse, where millions of dollars ernment statistics, and that the crop* talking about putting on boat lines if A visitor to the city this week said | a Mr. and Mrs. Harper were invited to r-'aUves In Okeechobee. cess o f thc u m e months o f last >*sr J W * ? . « » ' .......................... 14.00 Industry, by taxing It to death fo r are wasted on useless road work, it grown have been remunerative can be that he had been keeping hia eye on better rate* cannot be secured as the .go to ride with friends, and on com­ Complete line of Arm y Goode, in band concerts J. W. Osteen, o f Altamonte, was in does not seem strange that a “benev­ seen in the beautiful homes which transportation and in the past year * • reported by the Interstate Com­ following indicates: Sanford this summer through the ;ing down atalrs found the porch filled the city tod*y on business and reports I limited quantities. Buy now while we merce Commission, and indicates tbit have not hesitated to exert that power olent legislature” should try to beat have been and are being erected am % Hufhnell’s DeLand Band with friends. Daily Herald and it eemed to him that "In the current issue o f Southern that pretty ifttie city aa getting ready have them.— Thrasher A Garner. 8-2tc •iso in the thousands o f automobiles to the limit. They have taken gen­ business is replying and the peak of '"VfsS some newspaper man in each county -there had been no dull times hero; , Game* and music were enjoyed fo r the winter residents and expecting Porta, published at Jacksonville, tho hard times has been passed. Tbef a 1 *1 ' a u t o r a c e s owned In that section by thc farmers but o f $100.— DeLand News. erally more than the producer got that tho people stayed at home more, throughout the evening and at a late a b ig season. S U R PR I8B P A R T Y ON and truckers. for growing theatuff, and In many in- earned nearly $175,000,000 fo r the pe­ -o With Cash Prices enjoyed themselves more, had more | hour fruit, ice cream and cake were BRIDE A N d ' g ROOXI. riod mentioned, against less thsa W. C. Entzminger, o f Longwood, While Orlando’s soil is not as adapt­ T H A T B IM IN I T R IP new things in the air, had more new served by Mrs. GstchslI assisted by waa in the city today and made ar­ I ' X X $32,000,000 last year, and at the same ed to trucking as ia Sanford’s we southern port. . „ d th .t . t * K W * . | H u . they run 3 F L Y IN G (Irta Tkortiiy’^ Dilly) idea, about city building, wore more Mrs. Schelle Maines, Miss Carrie rangement* for advertising the Quickgrow a crop which is Just ns rich, Just fort be made by these towns to estab­ grower to go on producing stuff which time reduced expellees appreciably. That Bimini trip promised the mem­ In the public eye than any other city A party o f young people met at the [Stanley and othfrs. * •’nasenger Fllghle and lish independent water transporta­ blit homes. Look tbr the advertise­ as abundant and Just as profitable brings him no returns, is beyond hu­ The nation is bound to work out of its o f similar in the South and - - -size--------------------... he n . la .. J” ° l '.h» A " ~ > t . d O .III.. I„ N o. home o f Mre.^F. C. Gatcheil Monday There were about forty guests who Special Thrillers ment in the Herald, j citrus. Government statistics show tion, either to connect with the Inde­ man comprehension. To a man. un­ troubles, given a little time. "B« * i :■ ■ ■; enjoyed this dellglHful event. night, to welcome the bride and groom in a business where he keep* up with. noT } Z i aw. ^ * ncd hoys *a Lenoard McLucas and Billy Fitta that ONE-THIRD o f all the money pendent b u t lines which will be op­ trained in railroad ethic* it looks like bull on the United States,” and jroJ such matters. It Is Jqst thst’ old pep J S K ? elB® cou)d do and despite that S U R F B A T H IN G Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Harper, back are home from Laurel Park Camp, at taken in fo r oranges In Florida for erated out o f Jackionviile, or to make Insane folly to hinder or embarrass will be a sure winner.—Tamp* Time*. that the Daily Herald brought to y o u r 'S * 1 ll? t & • * ' tM « wiH be busy in to the City Substantial D IN N E R P A R T Y A T W B L A K A . the through trips to New York, Bos­ ----- — p . | _ Hendersonville, where they spent two On the flneat Beach In'the A-------------------■ ' - ,« _0VP they 1D20 went to Q R AN G E CO UN TY. Or­ doors every evening, the shippers who furnish the freights _ . »h - cr j many « —are• “going "■a w enu.iftney They ail enjoyod a vury delightful lando citizens have builded upon a ton; Baltifore and other ports, .months. They have made a fine record, WorM B U Y H A R D E N FERRY BRIDGE hare to hire a substitute editor fo r a • (Tnm ThartOay'* Daily) which make the railroads possible. • * --------------. -o V 1■- — [evening. Ice cream, cako and fruit, civic pride that is the by-word o f ev• =. Tampa has already launched A congenial group o f the young at . Camp, Leonard carrying off all were served as refreshments. They claim they nce^ the money. That Porrtet Pre.Idept Heni^! t. Hardt- r°nT d*m ' eThe Prosaic .and staid P c — „ >hMld „ s h o r e d i n n e r s persona who visits within our liratTtllW Ks 4«msa L..1 a - .a • the prises in athletic stunts. Robert * ♦.' rz ~^social s «i-w ili -entertain a t '• dinner Tl9t 9 of th i Southern Poiraty Con- uainesvlllc Sun even effuiges over the its. "W e have a great town’,” said Those present were as follows i Mr. Holly, Jr.-, who went with them, stop­ trip aa follows: pendent water transportation to estaking the wrong way to re t i f Tt by the county and a more reaat the Beach Hotels party this evening in compliment to .gre** *ays that too much idle land and Mrs. Ellsworth liarpur, Mr. and . . to have to aell lumber at 'Ed. Taylor has promised a trip to several Sanford speakers last night, pmpe the threatened fticreaae In rates is hoped the coming meeting o ' irm i* *onabl® tol1 charged-about 25 cents means bankruptcy to a atate. Col. Mise Helen Peck, *• charming bride- ped over In Jacksonville fo r reveral XIrs. Tom Moore Mr. and Mre. Schelle “ but every time we go to Orlando we days’ visit with his aunt, Mrs. E. B d a n c in g ■nd unless the other water, points In ers and shippers will deviao ^ * ° r 0,8 round ^ P - The” ,J! n0 nec<*‘ boitors o f Florida when present prices but it certainly ia soft picking for the man elect o f September. The guests will Maine., Mr. and Mrs. F. C. G.tcheli, Joseph; Hyde' P ra r t/ c h a im ln 'o f toe toe™'D ^ b M i l S i w 0/ k f ,<>r,df ^ cpme back and wonder if we will ever Brown, and will be homq tomorrow. the state combine to protect themmethod o f aMpptng by water J S * #,ty ,o r tba * A « th. include Mlasds^ Helen- Peek, Agnes executive committee says: "Puttlnw 1 « ,a»ni next November fo r be like your city.* Your wonderfully Saturday, Monday Night* Mlaaea Mamie Steele, Y .t e W illiam ., who wants to build. Expert, aay that lumber w ill “ “ W make the purchaas oa Dumas, M r/end Mrs. Robert Hinc*, Utad U ) Ita bAt u*e m Z n . , h i „ 'iu * Z •d“ « * developed lakes, beautiful honjea, selves th* big fish will eat up the wR! free the Industre tenm **2 5 * ? Beatrice Martin, E m I# and Ruth , (Trtm Tkund.y '1 n»,ly) ; ^ , Come never bp ao cheap again. The man who postpones buildMessrs. Raymond Phillip* and Don not be any (die or watte UndJ A cer- 'nermif * U.,md *!* a convantton and magnificent stores and buildings." A ■mail fellows. Sanford haa been dia-1’ m- monopoly which tho road*!h!djnd tlm® and pay ^or *** bridK «‘with th« Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Courier hi|va re­ WhitUe.Corine Stanley, Helen Chor♦ . ^ ^ 7 ° toBa collected. DeLand and Daytoo* tain percentage o f toe are* od tote then,,a,v*a the Bimini trip. Bl- town may have ever so many natural cussing the matter recently, through they have fa»teni.d ah th W hitcom b.;-/ ,' mg ia, in plain language, a b<Ab. N ow is the time. L e t turned from a delightful trip to Ten penlng, Jlnuney U n g , Adelle Rhine., Ite Chamber o ' Commerce, D eU nd I. L . f t e r to 2 , 1 J ^ and City especially are losinf country should be kept fh fore*ta fo r Ue » ‘th* m° >t b* aut,ful Jit- resources but i f they are undeveloped Ruby Roy, N eill* Loosing, Messrs BRING A L L TD e FOLKS Mho considering the matter and at whole a i t . T ' thoQaandB < « ^ U . r T ^ r J « r by ti­ i.U«figureon t| u tj0b--Vou,n b e.u rp ri.ed ! -f i p m t«!U o „ to* btadw ulen .1 h , “ “ ,U h lj« '» they count fo r naught. • tt ia the push the A. Moffit has returned from Day­ laat conference confereik-A nt o . — i ' .o«f — .. and the attendance at the haary tolls charged at this bridge. Tb., N r, and Mrs. Ed. Lane left today Brinton Crenshaw, Bert and Ben Steel', the last o f th the. Board . TO THE BIG TIME • n d lo w .ta r .h iK i.. Prom .n K o n o ra -'. lonie A ^ ' . n ,1? , " . ' ^ ,l,cl* and spirit o f the citizenship tost builds meetlng ahould Go large. It i. onlv ^ tona Beach and ia ready with his Fed­ for Daytona Beach w h ere’ they will JIughe. Register, Fred Rhine*, Bob to large. It is onlv Rn.rri n« r*.— Governors o f the Palatka Chamber o f ■tandnoint ny energetic and rnlted action eral tnick to gire ‘ ’ ‘ °r f n#tr,M* reservation* or a community, where this fu tu r e is ■Pond several d a * with toe form er’s Commerce H. O. Hamm pointed out rice. infornuiion, write, father, v h y _ -. . « « » be no advancement. the seriouanesa o f the situation ,and desirable result* can be accomplish­ enrour.1 . lourtal t r n « l . " W * 11 * * rt" * ln* Both Sanford and Orlando are im~ ed. Get busy.—Tampa T im e * .. the advisability o f making some ay. R. R, Allyn. of Tampa, was a boalR. L. SELDEN, Ihibed with this apirit, and while it Th* Davenport A Brooks Corpora­ neu visitor hare yesterday. • —Get vour '- f »*A Tads from rengement whereby Palatka could se•» ** •1 ■ r i ur' HERAI.1) ADS ret resutta. tion will erect a shrimp packing house Herald— by toe i ____ dicine, k ____ P. J. Feltner, aecrttarv and treat- sold in at Femandina in the near future. By the Union PharW E W IL L H A V E C H E A P E R R ATE8 • * - - fish a n d g a m e l e a g u e HELD MEETING LAST NIGHT SMALL CROWD ATONnirn * £ TOEHERALDPRINTING I in e ! ‘^ a s s * a g » ' g r a p e v h ie CLASSIFIED WANT ADS I COME ALL DAYTONA • a LABOR DAY BASE BALL GAME U M and Spend the Week-end urer of to# OsceoJa Cypress Co., of * •• *' ’ ‘ ' ' *- i ‘ - . " •’ * .. • * -y . • V- . . . ■ • • ' I• ’ �*< I J " i]i ^ Cj ' ‘Si V , ‘i *. '" .‘-V .: / • r’ < iiiV?- *atetifr*- !l - . i — viji-/ ■" .•r't . - w *’ " ! ;- r :: T r THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1921 " i r rr<. |Estim ate o fD e a th s ' Caused by A u to A c - TEN l« roniff, AIirru ruslvri H. VMllatll, fl. r, >• • / T o Interpret For O ur Own Town the Com­ mand MThou Shalt Love Thy N e ig h ­ bor as Thyself.” ^ • I r , .: . W ml' B ia -.,. W R ITTEN BY R. FRED EASTM AN I. < Thou shalt love thy home town above all other towns. Thou shalt bd loyal to her people and to her institutions. II. Thou shalt guard thy home town from the hosts of evil that would invade and destroy her soul. Thou shalt keep the g w J wi thy home town clean and without stain or blemish. III. Thou shalt elect as thy public servants in political office men of strong character, eager to conserve the best interests of thy people. And when thou hast elected such men' thou shalt stand by, support, and encourage them, for their temptations are many and their bur­ e j dens are not light IV. Thou shalt It thy public school and honor it all the days of thy life with the best of teachers, building, and equipment, for. the school is the cradle of the future. Thy children are here and they shall be the citizens of tomorrow. No training is too good for them and no preparation superfluous. V. Thou shalt defend the health of thy home town from ,the death that lurks in marshes, swamps, and heaps of filth. Thou shalt exterminate the fly and the mosquito, for they carry typhoid aqd ma­ laria. The tubercle bacillus shalt thou drive before thee with the sun and fresh air as thy allies. ‘ VI. Thou shalt build good roads and keep them good. For by her roads is a tpwn known for good or ill. Eternal watchfulness shall be thy motto, that thy roads may not ravel nor thy supervisor forget thee. • * VII. Thou shalt keep thy home town beautiful. The hills, the trees, the waters that Nature has given her thou shalt preserve in sacred trust. No hovel shalt thou permit to disfigure them. Thou shalt keep thy homes and thy door yards clean and cheerful. Thy waters shalt thou purify that they may bring thee life and strength. The future of thy town shalt thou plan with care and diligence that thy growth be not haphazard, but full of thought and loving care as the plans of a mother for the growth of her child. VIII. Thou shalt honor thy community institutions. Thou shslt play together with thy neighbors With all thy heart and strength And mind. Thou shalt work together in thy organisations, clubs, and Chau­ tauqua for the common welfare. Thy leaders shslt tfiou learn to obey. Thou shalt serve on committees where thou art put and not intrude on committees where thou art not put. Thus shslt thou, know each other better, thy work shall prosper, and thy friendships shall multiply. t ' . * IX. Thou phalt be a good neighbor to all who live in thy home town whether they be rich or poor. Thou shalt speak ill of none and good of many. Thou shalt be s friend to strangers and visit the sick in their affliction. . X. Thou shalt go to church for the honor ofthy home town and for thine own good. Thou shall not consider thyself too wise nor too busy, too i>td nor too good to spend an hour or two on Sunday with N thy neighbors in the worship of God. Thou shalt not send thy cblldren to church, thou shalt bring them tliere. Thou shslt offer thyself to thy spiritual leader for the service of God and thy community. So shall ye win many battles together. • In tb* CUMdt Chart of (ho SoroaUi indict*] emit of Florida, in and far Semlaala CITATION tn Otreeit Oanrt ef th* •t Florida, U and f ^ EW YORK, Aug. SO A i « , » . mate of four and one-half million dol­ lar? were paid by life insurance com­ panies on death claims from auto fatalities last year published today by the Insurance Press. Statistics quot1 led to show during year automobiles caused 12^000 fatalities. Life Insurdistributions - for- the year by companies in the United States and Canada aggregated more than one billion, ninety-two million dollars, in­ cluding death claims, matured endow­ ments, dividends, etc. 5 The largest death claims settled during the year were $655,000 to heirs of Wallace Fierce, Boston grocer; heirs of Jake Hamon, Ardmore,. Okla., received $466,000; Olive Thomas Pickford, mo­ tion picture star who died in Paris, was insured for $185,000. N E W STORE FOR SANFORD. STATION ptree lb* Hoard o A Pule.too, B. C. Dower and Bdwaril ‘ HI*glam Karl XBmmt, Omnpuinaat, t . „• • * . , rf *‘ *- Cfl| BH —nM r , ’M t — la tea Ctrail» (Mart, Oeroate JaSUUl Circuit, to * " » fc' t** 0#Mty of SomtooU. riorid*— to Chase*gy -T* . I si - •^ rj f ’JiM .--; ,- - , i ■ ' I A. C. Tuxbury Lumber wKTJS 3 *V|L ' , . ... 1. • * -. v\: 6-- D. T. Gerow, collector of internal nae for the southern district of i, stated Monday morning that |(k increase in receipts for the lost year reflected a general in|mue In ell lines of internal revenue. *The outstanding features of this e,” ho stated, "were in Income led capital stock taxes. These sourcof revenue showed the greatest Ipisz However, every line showed |Na( increase.” . t , ■ V. -f '■ *» 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.— Internal oe collections from all sources f the fiscal year 1921 decreased than $812,000,000 as compared ‘ previous year, while the cost ction advanced’from 66 cents ■« cenU for each $100 collected, mdlng to a preliminary statement IkBfd last night by Commissioner Tie increased cost of operating tha knial revenue service during 1921 amounted to about $40,000,000, explsnned, was due mainly to re■f*d collections and increased ex­ in supervising regulatory laws. Total collections for 1921 amounted t* $<*595,000,765, ngainst $5,407,690,in 19”0, while income aod profits yieltlt-d $3^25,790,663, comparxith $3,956^36,003 the previous Wr, and miscellaneous taxes pro■f«i $1,369^10,112, against $1,450,»«J48 In 1920. TRY GRANDMOTHER’S wOLD F A ­ VORITE RECIPE O P SAGE TEA A N D SULPH UR MONDAY • , RRIDGE CLUB. J.- ■ to • . ' (From Widaeediy'i Dally) the rural boOM to; Saaford. Florida, oa the Tib dty of November, A. D. 1931, and tbta and Uiere make arawtr to tba bill of complaint oxhlblttd against you, otherwise a decree pro ruefrrao will b* entered acalaat you. . And any aod all other parties elalmtof any right, tills or latem t la and to tb* lands herola*boro drecrlbed und*r, by, and through Dolly T. Deni. Jennie INmgterty, M. A. McDonald. J. A. MritimaM and deorge W. link or otherwise, aad appear tefora • . ' • . T. Pace *♦., 1, i I ^,308 J' * nd Pr0flt* |01»* S T ® ’ ^rofeasq ,16 per ' ll* n i - a n . __ »»W «,7 0 0 'ksonviH, ,e *® wotting to secure Cgmn " T f Unlirer,,ty locaU at I P Johnston which Is near that ■■ • -- tjrarai I . - v-i {__ . u» vi'i -j y.;, t\‘ * Construotlon Engineer, Sanford, Fla. BIRTHDAY PARTY. :rv . “It Must Have Been Deed at Least 6 Months But Didn’t SnelLN * r “Saw a big rat in our cellar last Fall.” writes Mrs. Joanny, “and • . bought a 36c cake of R A T -SN A P, broko it up into small elaeea. Loot week while moving we the dead rat. ! six months, didn’t smell. RAT-SNJ is wonderfdi.” Throe sises, 86c, $1.26. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. 8TATB LEAGUE PLANS. Se.taeU U ORLANDO, Aug. 30.— At a moetOBBZB OF FtTIILIOATION. g-of the Florida‘8Ute League held hero yesterday arrangements were Ti C. Bra Complainant, ‘ •’ i w. nude for the 1922 baseball season. t J 'j V Defendant*. lA l. ••* Fraarau V. Brawn. Drreminext yesr will comprise J °rata tn tn# itere rana* !---------- :----- *---------- -f the seme teams as make ti up at present .there btdn|t> possibility that two more clubs may be Uken In. The da?*af'Tli la'iair^* tfc " lh' thereof ^ Mlary limit will W «W<fly enfotrod, m y * T , traid o l l| i *Arj0 dafanlt Da-!t each team being required to put up s bond of $2,500 in good faith, be-, sides the forfeit bond required thati K a ln S U ". :: the seaso nwill be played out. Hie awe tho oral tterauf/teta i t e , JTthi season will be opened the first Mon- day !•kid rtGawt. Aacwrt, A. D. 1931. *,,a | <!sy ih^Aprif and close Labor’A y .; < ; U ’ * M L| ' «• *■ d o h o u Mi . ,fe ;| -T . st V ' „ , J Til* ; . ’ • ■ •' —41 believe the tractor wilb make, farming w pleasant, the most healthful, the most profiUble busings on Clerk w »« * CJork c'irtmtt Ctrvutt rCourt. — •. ‘ Z7Cii.Wj* • m . 14 " ll!®n?ble oach worker t0 earr> ao much more that'he van be pate mn<s.eiuLatill leave a greater profit hirea him. R will . -----------------i--------- for the u w man met11 who yvhu Hires enable the farmer to work fewer hours in the day, giving him more to enjoy life. 'z .^ T A s s r ' • Li * ~~ ^- -rH ] ••- ? • nni u r ^ PUt the1faf mer on a P«r with the city manufacturer. It put his produce-producing factory— for that is what a farm is—in efficient preduction basis, ; 41 lando this morning by plane. -• v- ■■ ' . T it t j * i 41 -r.v <-.v tm r 1604 Inc°roe and profits, $26; Uttaou' <^ r****’ ® P* roent; raiacelV $6,461^24; total, $84,066,- 1 r ,a 'Ira 8ale8 Engineers, Longwood, Fla , . !w v M ach in e P o w e r F a rm in g ‘ Utt2 ^ ^ Un* : InC° me ®nd Profits, . - j g nZ! 9 * * * cent; rot®* ^ rous, $2^ 90,343. toUl, $28^-22r .« J v j ' (From Wednesday** Dally) * F E. Roumlllnt, Mrs A. B. Wallace Monday being the eighth birthday Miss Mnblc -Bowler.' The invitee of little Misa Helen Douglas, her guests included Mrs. J. Q. Smith, of grandmother, Miu. C. L. Goodhue, in­ Birmingham, AJa., Mrs. Henry Purvited a number of the* little lady don, Mrs. Fred Daiger Mrs, Harry ’« ' ‘•*r ,• Jr ’ f ‘ friends to help hfr celebrate the oc­ Heeran and Mrs. D. C. Marlowe. casion. / m a r k \ a • -l t Income and profits taxes represent' u '' ♦; » t f\! Quantitics 6f pink vine and ferns * i • * .I • — ■ « nrarly 70 per cent and miscollentitelMr ' * *-r»- • * ; 1» » •*, 1 . • ' ' ' *• ” ■* ' - • - - --- rs; r:*t , were used in decorating tho rooms • ' $625 f.o .b . Detroit 30 per cent of toUl receipts : H EM STUFFED FROM • * ' , 4aHng 1921 compared with 73 per for this hsppy event.' The dining ta­ CATARRH OR A COLO S i .1 for income and profits taxes and ble had for the center piece, the beau, a tiful birthday cake topped with burn.Applied.!®’ Nostrils P*r cent for miscellaneous taxes topers. Tight Up. . the previous year. Games and mnslj and fancy darn­ Hteeipta from ho national prohibiing were enjoyed by the fiesta. A *ct durinK 192^wero $2,152,038, Instant relief— no waiting. Your contest o f guesilng what the pack­ “ wmpared with $641,029 collected clogged nostrils open right up; the air nnc the previous fiscal year. In ad- ages conUined, proved n very de­ passages o t your head clear and you lightful feature. ' , • can breathe freely.’ No more hawk­ Commissioner Elalr estimated -1>'.L Ice cream and cake carrying out ing, snufflirfg, blowing, headache, A m } the pretty color scheme were served dryness. No struggling for breath ■ 'i!** violations of tha a< by tho hostess assisted >y Misses *. ~ .. A.• ^ : .riO . V “ * at night; your cold or catarrh disap­ •wld approximate $600,000; CsrmeU Barber, Lucile Newby and pears. v; * . . . ^0rk' witl* * of mom Edith Magee. Mrs. Goodhue was as­ Get a small bottle bf Ely’s Cream I, ,n T1.000,000,000 produced the most sisted in entertaining the little gueats Balm from your druggist now. Apply ^ ■ revenue among the sUtes, and by Mesdomes Vance Douglas, W. A. a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, Lea ter, D. C. Marlowe, and W. M healing cream in your nostrils. It pen­ w*’ ” con'1w,", Thigpen. etrates through every air passage of ^Collections in Southern states folThe little guesU included: Martha the head, soothes the inflamed or ElmeU and Tolor Bryan, Carmen swollen mucous membrane and relief Inl,om<, and proflu' |10»- Gutherie, Marion and Dorothy Haynes comes instantly. ite lta ’ 'ncre* , « 28 per cent; mUIt’s just fine. Don’t stay stuffedDorothea" Lawson, Virginia Smith, up with a cold or nasty cstarrh^-Adv. Ella Spencer, Ellen Telford, Virginia "In the tractor the farmer now has a machine in which la harnessed McDaniel, Billie Wight, Braxton Per­ . *.! Incoma ®nd, proflU $28, one of the moot.adaptable, efficient, economical sources of power in the kins, Anna and Lois Couch, BQiie SHIPPING B Y A IR PLA NE. L ? w l: dccre®««. 16 per cent; mlsworld— the internal combustion engine. ' Thigpen, Eugene Estridge, Margaret > - - , ; £1 °0U!'’ W,002,681; toUl, $36,789,Giles, Elisabeth Dodd, Chancey W ll . i,- j i ~‘ iHjp.P. .Ji P -P ... 1 Merb & Ward are now shipping k . ;V ,,Th« ‘" ' t a r will multiply tho productive capacity of each individual son,'Sherwood and Wynten Harvard, P*rts of autos by airplane, the old No«h Carolina;farm worker from three to four timaa 5V4r; nd proflu Bryan Higgins, Franklin Bennett, L. fashioned way being too slow. They decrease 14 per jcent; M. Telford and Bobbie Marlowe. shipped ft part of a machine to Or­ T *124,498^02. Ita ■' ’<,'O7,'0Mi L* ' '. ^ f- \-x The member of the Monday Bridge Club were most charmingly entertained yesterday afternoon,^by Rlrs. onr eaid rirroit ^rt^at^tb# rwut bora* m David Caldwell at her apartment In Sanford. Florida, on tte 3to day of Itacemter. A. t*. 1931, and fbr* and there make anewor the Welaka. There being three tables to li e Mil of complaint oxblbttad against raid unknown partlro, olbrfwta* a davroo pro roul: ‘ • I of players. feroo wlU b* entered agatoat said unknown carLovely pink roses were used in dec­ It ta orterod teat this nolle* be published to orating the room where the card ta­ th* Banford. Herald, ■ nrwtpeprr publlsbro to -uyrit J'T,- ■e Bemlnol* County. Florid*, ooro a week far right bles were arranged. (■I wroka aa to tte know* partlro d*r*odaat, uoo# a week for (write (13) wrote a* to Of exceptional interest wss the aad ihe unkoown partlro defendant. OPENS Wltwroa my haad aad tte anal of tte Circuit game of bridgtftplayed during the af­ Court ou tel. tb* SOtb day of August, A. D. 1931. B. Randall has opened a merchant ternoon. High score among the ciub (BEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. tailoring establishment in tho new C to* onte^CIreult Court, members was made by Mrs. Htl Brtnlaol* County, Fla. DcForest block on Second street. Mr. Wight who was awarded a set of GEOUGK O. HERRING, Solicitor aad Cooaari for tb* Comptatnaat. Randall has been in businesa in Tam­ Pyrex ramikins, Mrs. Daiger making Edita pa and is a a experienced tailor. He high score among the guests was pre­ mokes suits for men and will take The most annoying thing about a sented a dainty, fan. orders for ladies Buita and skirts. Me. At the conclusion of the card game bore is that When you attempt to shoo Randall’s (publishment is different the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Howard him away ho always assumes a look from the ordinary UUoHng shop as Overlln, served _ dciidour refresh­ that suggests casting pearls beforrf ho will measure, cut, fit and make all ments consisting of fruit salad in in­ swine.. • the iU right hero dividual moulds, olives, saltines, cheese,' Ice tea and chocolate mints. The club members enjoying Mrs Caldwell’s hospitality, were: lira. B L. Perkins, Mrs. D. P, Drummond ■ • ixr?:f Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. C. L. Britt, Mrs Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound­ ed, brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray. Years ago the only way to get this, mixture woe to moke it at home, which is mussy and trouble­ some. Nowadays, by asklnir at anv drug .to r. for " w j.t h '. a . g . .„d Sul­ phur Compound,” you get a large bot­ tle of this famous old recipe, Improved by the addition of other ingredients, at a small cost. Don’t stay gray I Try it l No one can posaibly tell that you darkened your hair, as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen 9 sponge or soft brush, with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by • morning the gray hair disappears, and after an­ other application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy and attractive.—Adv. *. • r- - vV , J£* * j, ,1^^ is1- KH .ra *f .^7 COLLECTIONS "H Z -ta— ----- p Less white dlrldend aball be noa-cumaUllr* aad E. A. DOUGLASS, Of Florida. Somtoole County. * create a larger interest in yoiir vicin­ * A. POUOUM shall b* payable ananally oot of lb* earning* Clock Circuit Court. nirocb Lambtr Company, a corporatloo, n -k c ik u iw of Mid Company before aay dltldead* ar* paid ity in the development of air trans­ CUTTING 8 CRAPE SATURDAY Bem lnol* C oun ty, Fla. j Semlaol* Ibunty. tb* rootmoa blackl lb# preferred clock 14N By A. M. WEEKS. l>. a M. D. Barter NIG H T N E A R STATION. upon portation. By the establishment of a II n«l bar* any —— * • DICKINSOtra DICKINSON. . anting power In (be enrparNotieu ta brrooy giran tent teUcitora tor Oamptatasri. atlas, all voting power being hereby reeled In to Circuit Oourt, TU Judicial Otroult, trlrtu# of teal ftoal drorra of ______ ' 1°®®! Ueld Sanford will become a nec­ Iho romman alock: b o alock __ ' ‘ tlb* wboa laaned aball Croat/, Florida— to Chaaoory. rata mate aad M taraAqr tte lira. Jamo* W. c n tc u r r c o u e t . A C. Gamble, a negro residing b# fully paid for la lawful money of lb* United essary link In a great chain of contiIVrklna, Jodg* of tte 7y» Judicial Circuit Court CIEOUnr, IE AND FOEJ SlatM or property, labor or service* at a Jast af tte Stria o t Florida, dated tb* 4th da# af nonet to Hon-EEsiDEirrs COUNTY, FLOI Rental airways that .reach from the near tho union station, cut up his raloatlon «*» b# OxeB by lb* Inroeporatora or by i August, 192L to u certain causa pending U aald lb# direr loro of tb* corpora Uon at a me* (lag Carrie yv. Bpeer, OomplUunl. Atlantic to the Pacific and the Great wife, .Rose Gamble, badly Saturday called £*•*»** to and tor temlnpta County, wterata erratic for rote porpoM. **. ‘ Hlrach I-umhrr Company, a corporation, ta Lakes to the Gulf, night, and then fled the scene. The _ . . ARTICLE IV. Arthur J. Doyle, at at.. Dofeodaata. taoplilxMl, aad M. D.’ Barber ta____ Rattle V. English, Oomptalrant. Tb* term for w>lrb Ibis corporation U organ- To Arthur J. Doyle. Memphis, I MH f 4 A a early expression is desired officers think they know where he has laod will ra tte Sth day af September. A. IT. aball be ninety-nine roar*. tb* aamo bring tea first Monday ta arid 35 •*“ tool*. |T*Iaa, 9L B BNaU Itafroran.OMA8 IL N aU SlI. SlI, D afrodxat. ARTICLE V. riy touching jjotir dty as to taken refuge and will land him scon. _Tb# butlaeM o fth U corporal low ohall b4 appear th at yea bars at ^ • r r a r ^ r r ^ . r* x r a -. t o I^II^ltaHrtM froJ?** affld*»1t GWd®^ ' that may be expect­ The cause of the cutting is not known dueled by a Urealdeni, a Vlro-Umldeul. a Court House --------- -iaim to bav* aom* lataraat U ta tbo following ' into that tb#1nriteac* of tte " ‘‘T rotary, a Trosaorar and a Board of Director*: ed In the catabllihment of tho aitwavs but the woman is badly injure?!, hav­ teld tluanl of Director* aball roooiat af M l more wafted tand tn SemtaoM Osuaty, Florida, to. _iknown; asd tte* It to te* tetefri It: fata S aad 4 of B lock S 4 t aod Lota S tad that tte drfcsdaat la orrr twft7-** seven or loro than throw member*; the of Bterk 83. of MolloavUM, aa par plat ra­ in question.’ It U most i m p o r t that ing cuts on the arms and- body. The tbaa to * a » * betog mt-’ i aad teat tter*. to ao raroou » number of said Board of Director* aball b* nted to Plat Book 1. page 120 Bemi Florida tb# aarricu of a oubporo* up“ ytt have the information requested In cutting was done with a knife in th* fixed by Ibe by law*; lb# offlc* of Hrcretary and *rl# City roroqty-flro 4 tea said dofradaat. _ bar*paragraph 8 of attached memorandum hands of the husband. - 1t e t e i K (M a r a r * ■ * ? « * S S £ i *m Sy Hi atockboblera kl I heir . Oo«a(y CO te* Ural Mood., ura carriage that all final arrangements may be jfa le to apposr to. tte Mil of aball tw held an (be a January II. te answer tb* bill ' tetUag r o ^ f t d agaiaoi yow" I* thla cans*. —---- -- . , year completed looking to .'tbo mapping .and! Every town big enough to. have a af rote and * filed herein against you. and ; ^ p > r r *?{>*•* tin f'j tea aald Oorrro pro coufauad will M Hid dat# te ra l*"- 1 *h# otear officers (bail be e lo c tro ly •ta* earn* wllV te tritea so cuartoood, to bu official desi$mation of each airway. • modern high school building has a lb* Board of Director* ananally on tb* same tawed by rtral derre*. tbta tte 41b day of A it o t , 1931. ^ T t to forth*# ordrrad that HM 9*<W^J J date so tbo annul Meeting rttng of te* atorkbeidon . H. B. CLA It ta torther ordered that this nolle* te oub• u. r . h o L's iio l d d r , Itahed la tte Saaford Hrrrid. . secret hunch that It Is the center of tlabad to Brmlooto Oonaty. Fb* Major, A ir ..w s a •.r-iK rr'W s.s--^■«. UABKg. MARKS S HOLT, American culture. , era** cutty* wooka. * way al any (fay* appoint sorb assistant oaanrotlro tfroka. / , . . Attarwayu tor Oomptatoxat ai-8t# Wit MM BiyhEftd Ilk) M l M t r* or assistant trratnmr m It, may roe ---------- --court ra tbta Tte day of Jriy. A ^P^ Incorporat German dentlata have developed an The world wouldn’t be perfect^ (BEAL) K A^ tb# CHy • Denmark hah (BEAL) B. A. DOUG IJIBS,- • . alloy of sUel and platinum for filling greatly increased lt« tobaceq produef* Clerk Circuit CburL-' i t everybody should turn reformer. ' ‘ icro would be anybody to fill the lo Dic k in s o n a Dic k in s o n ” ' " * * C5 * * t7‘ r u ’ u *u‘Solid ton tor Oo^plriaMfej^ i ^ , e collection plataa. ' » ■ 1 u ’. T ■ «seta-------- ***** *• At* JI®. 1 ' . te . -*■^ -J l vf^ <tS ■M* Oeuty, Nolle* te hereby glean teal: A- A fljobh And all other pnrtUo clalutag any right, Ulag. oolllng. taalag, maaeglog. controlling and purebaeer I- .Froter aad Jan* Frotor. kja of Tax Osrtlfleat* No. 353. d.icd _ **• " l* ,*ro»t In apS to tbo property beretnabore " grncr.ll/ dealing la roal relate and personal deoertbed. b y , through ----- * or under any of te* po p dmcribad. by. DU1S< ha* m od arid pronoriy and doing a ■general ln.ur.ne* end Certificate Ininm' my office and baa mad* applica­ herein named, or othorwUo, are rom lrodto brokerag* bnsikeo* and lo that end therefor*, th* tion for tax deed to lass* la accocd.oee with H«n llu « and appear ai-puar before oar out m osld Circuit Court at corporation ohall hae* the power to be/, eotl. law. Bald certiorate embrace* th* fellow lag th* Hoao* In Saaford. Florida, oa tbo Ttb pwrbooe,, held, Impror*. aortgage, laaa* aad described Property ritaated U Bemlaol* Oooaty. day Coart of Norember, A. D. 1931. aad tbea aad •tberwla* anjolre, own, dlepoa* of, control, Florida, to-w lb#re make anewtr to rib* bill o f complatet oxaoaag* and generalt/'' deal la real eetata aad B**. at Interned Ion of A Un* of Sanford MJ® NObnown pariU*. oteerwte* personal propertr of rrer/ kind, n.tar* and de- groat With B Ra* S. F. ay.. Sec. JO. Twp. SO pro eoufomo wIB U o acrlptloai to A and to be coed! to contract nootn. uang* 00 U i t . ran Booth 88 dog: ,***?■« OTStoUaJ and A. I-rolw Onwi l l itld an known partial* * ■ «t._ Sooth SS dograM, ■ aod to bo contracted with; to borrow none/ and ?2*L,h’ . »<f»- and M t* af yoo, If Urteg. aaL M> that tela aoUc* be publlobad ta N 83 W BA A to If »o .ecure th* loaa by mortgage or murt,.*,* ‘ ^5 » b- £L.10 I* -i— ,n portIra claiming aa latnwrti t Th* tb* Saaford Herald, a newspaper pablltbcd In along s.mo to bog. IB acre*. aen np<» lit property, or by etorba, bond* or ethor said land*"1/ Ute Mid WUUam L Foster tad'JUaTIkm being aaataaad at_______ tea dataOof ■ P i^ _____ f th e t»StmteoU Oooaty, nor# n t r t * fm V u h T C i.S crldenrry of IndebtedMe*: t* deal In, Mil. *p*r- aoaac* o f (ocb'crttlflcat* la tb* nam* o f A H. tar.* bU wlf*; Jobanns* Boderlund aa to lb* known party dafaodant. and coco a ■“ d •*« *°f Mr* automobU**, motorcjelr* 1‘ree too. Aogwsto Bod*ttend, bto wlf.; Carl A. w»*k for twalra weeks aa to ten unknown purand other motor rohleloe o f reefy kind, nature . Tax Certificate No. SSI. dated tbo trd UM teftndasL U irTlE on L. and deerrlptloa; to deal In aad e*U at whole- day of fan*, A. D. IBIA bao filed arid rartin sad BBtabote A * — _________ _ ... ____ ___ th* MUI of tha said sate or retail, or both, gaaollrfe. keroaen* aad cat# la my ofnc* aad baa mod* ippUcaUon for Glpralt bmm. bU w lf.; M in t W. Dook... | ^ Court, this 4th day of Aogmt,‘ A.*D , nbrlcattag otla of an kind* and claaaaa; te tax deed to Uou* la aeoordanen trite Uw. Said IBM* lloegqolgt and Frodorlka a Hoerjriri, M> balld. mlataln and ogwrat* balldlags, .tort** certificate embraom tea followUf deoertbed V lt o t .n r iS Cbrt.ttn* Hoegqalet/John T (SEAL) X A. DOUGLASS. ■*> taragM for tb* otortag, raring for Property ritaated la Semlnol# Oodaty, Florida, " 0wv;' "w*®. **. grorrii and wniuw too of th* Glrralt Court, and keeping for hire therein of aateeBoWb*. lo-wlt: B**. NW cor o f NEU of SW K o f * mtaoto Oooaty. Florida. ■lee —-*---j— ■ r-r-T’ moloccycl 2 r i"a n d bA. -Orouateaf. n*^3’ tw*n* ~ motor reblclee of.crcry kind, S. Twp 30 South. Rang* SO h i t OEO.( A. i, aod aay of teem ■enratty. m Artcrlptlon and for tea atorag* of * rote. B SABS rod*, N 34 r o t e . W 83.81 rod*. taaolln*^ korowna'anS labrifillng oil*; geiiral. . to aad ' to tb* frilowing dmoOtf P * M‘d Und b*‘»« Meterod at tb* 81-13(0 ly. to boy. Mil and deal In good*, ware* gad 77* . altnal* to Semlaol* County, rbetd*. to dat* of tba laroanc* of rocb m rttneat* IS th a trtt: morehaadlM neeemary or Incidental loathe op­ aaro* of Unknown. . Za th* Olrooi l Orort of tea Serna th JodUUl Otr- . * ration, repair or eqnlpmeat of aatenoMlos, North half of tb* Nortewml grorte* af AMo: Ta* Orttlflrat* Vo. 166, dated te* Sad . cult af Florida, (n and for BomlnoU molorcyclf* aod motor rehJrie* of any aad all day of Jam, A. D. ibid, baa filed aaJd OsrtlflTwraty-oo# (U), towaaklp twmty-m* Oooatjg—In Chaaoory * -kind*, mannfoctnrt* aod dcorripMooa, and for cat* la my offlc* and baa mad* application for SATURDAY BUSY DAY tb* porpneo of carrying on tb* boalOMa afore­ tax deed to laao* In accordsace with Uw. Bald . CITATION said, to boy. aril and eoo*v Property, bote certificate embrace* tb* following lit rtlTill AMONG LIGHT FINGERED real Boally Company, n corporation. Oomand pereonal. aa te* earn* abaII be nec*e- property ait*.led in BemlooU OouJly, Ftalda, M^Uch plalnanl, . and gftwrally to do all things teat may fero'*: ______ GENTRY HEREABOUTS Mry, °t SWH of NRH of NBM. •*«. S. be arceeoary to tb* onodoet of cold borinMo: Two. 30 Sooth. Rang* SO Rest. 8 acres. Tbo 1111101 Alexander Buchanan. Liquidator, at of tb# (broad or channel of Wtkhra Ctook, , •* baodrod eerecly rarou (ITT), ro* to boy aod mil, tad deal lo groerally, otorka, aald land bring ammead at tea date of te* Imo*1, etc., Detendant*. M rooty-right (ITS), . Saturday and Saturday night seem- bond*, mortgage* and all kind* of arqtrltloo anr* of sorb certificate la tb* nam* of Uaknown. Tb William AUxabder Buchanan. Liquidator of atn* (ITS), and obligation*; to maintain an agency M r tb* eighty (1X8). Ualtm Mid rerlinratM shall be redeemed ac- Fhwlda Land A Colonisation Company. Limit drod olgbty-ooa hundred .............. ;ed to be a busy time starting off the writ*— (181). no* baadnd ling — aad• —***-----mlllng of -ndoUty and onrety -bonds eordlng to Uw, tax deed will laao* thereon on od. n corporation of BngUnd. and aU formal Major Clafett Writes to Major Stev-, ... . . . . . (1S1). M hundred ri/ht/dhrM (MS)__ **” Pollelf* of Inoonsra Imoo] by regular ly Insiockbolden or tb* Florid* Land E OalonJa* aL ... , , n ew M u o n w ith t w <> b u r g itr ie B r e - rorporated Insurance companies, domestic and *** SOtb day 9f September. A. D. 1831. right/-four (1S4) or tb* wap w my official signature aod mal teU Mon Company, IJ ml ted, a corporation of Bag hnadrrd of Fonat City, Oraag* Park, u m ‘ ena About Requifitea . |ported. Some one broke into the foreign, for tb* .Inooraar* of human being* tb*WltneM ISth day of Aaguat, A. D. 1831. plat book S at pago 60. Rerorvte of ogalnot death, alrknran or personal Injury and (SEA14 B. A. DOUGLASS, Oroaty. Florida. Tba Mid right (•) h Th« fniin«i„„ ut* > , , . i home of John Bolley on the West Side property ggalnat kna or darntg* from nr*, wat , CUrh Circuit Court. aboro named partlro. and to aay and all otbei othtrwlM droenited at lb* South half of tte rr. wind, burglary, teeft. nexllgenc* oe other , • BomlnoU County, Fla. t*r»on# or pnftl** wboaMfitrtr cU lnlni tnj Soothoart quartar of Oowtewrot qnrttr of Sto m «3t W g ml ter , C Ve^ by ®nd extracted a bunch of Jewelry and rauae*. and carrying cm aoeta other bentBeen aa By: A. U. WEEKS. D. C. right. tltU y lataraat to aad te tb# follow- •Ion olitron (IS), towooblp Iwtatyro* (E) . M»Vor Stevens will t » interesting toljt Wfta firat reported had stolen s lot pertalna Ihereto: to bay, balld, amotroct. own, doorribad Und. rilnalo, lying and brine South, rang* twenty-ola* (39) EaoL oparate, leabn and malntala bufldlngt, atorra and NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS FOB TAX DEED long lb* Sanford people: Ooant/ of fWnlnol* in ti'flu ti of Fine* of Liberty Bonds but luckily Mrs. fro'JMroe: to enrcey, aubdlrld*. plat, Impror* II appoariag from tba awura bUI af Chorim E UEDEE SECTION ITS OF THE Ida. moro parUcul.rl, drocrltod u foltmra. Androwo, hereto filed text you and tack af y*a Chiurlefton, S. Ci, Aug. 17, 1021. Bolley had deposited the bonds with and d*relop lands for purpew* of aal* or otherlo-wlc: • * OEXXBAL STATUTES aro defendant* lo tea Mid bill; that y*ar mOwtee. and lay oot thereon atreeta, aldawatka W fifiJ n i af a point 1S3 foot C ut o f A point From: A ir Officer, Fourth Corps Aers, tho bank and A y were safe. Tho and tiler wtya and to dedicate same either to aro unknown: teat terh of you. the mM Notice U bereby given teat: J. B. Utng, pur- UB-S feat. Booth of tbo Southeast Intenectlon drocM named defendant*. If ((ring, te orrr tte ag* af tb# public generally or to nek person* aa It Fort McPheraon, Go. rttaaer-of Tag Certificate No. 138. dated tba rt Commercial flireet .nd Rand Arooo*. a* following list or articles have been may Mleet, and to catwo map* or plat* thereof Iwenty-on* (31) yran; that there te m pa 3rd day or«u >*. A. D. IBIS. U a filed Mid Cor- ahowa by B. R. Traffonl'a map of Saaford, In te* But* o f Florida tho **rt)re ef a To: The Mayor, Saaford, F1a reported Jo the Sheriff’s office: 1 lo bo recorded: to transact a general real ro­ • in fill in mjr office and hai made application Florida, ran Ibroro Sooth I04X fM t to tb* poena whom would bind 1b* (aid — tate agency and brokerage boalarea; to get a* ,T* 1 Hood lo laoua la accordance wlte law. North lino of Flrot alroot. tbrac* East along tea ante. Ifupon Subject: Designation of Sanford, Iver-Johnson 32 revolver; 1 safety ra­ ageat, broker or attornry la fact for aay per­ and It further appearing ftom Bald rerUflcal* rmbrmcw tea following describ­ Norte Ua* of Flrot alreet, 10SJI fMt, tboaco tb* Mid llvtng, • worn bill herein nted teat II M O* son or rorioraiion U baying, M lllng and dealFla., a s an Intermediate Station zor, white handle; 1 brush and razor In# In real property aad orarr mtat* and Inter- ed properly altaatfd la Berntool* County, Flarl- North 104.S reel, throe* West 10S.3 fM t to te* belief af tea complainant teat then I n N da. lo-wll: t e l l , Block U t e f t Hanford. point of beginningi or a n ponou latrroatod la te* item toon Continental Airway. strop; 1 gentleman's ring; 1 Elgin mt therein and rboam In action secured them- Tb# aald land bring oaaeaogd at tea dat* of 4t appearing from tb* (worn bill of com­ “•cribod property, nf* Joaimwti rr«Qltlnt !b#rffrom tad other laauance of tocb Certificate U te* aamo of plaint filed la tela eauae against you, teat yoo known to _the ___ ct ________ 1.— You are advised that Sanford watch, gold. Engraved’ on cover “L. personal ProPrttF rolUtrral thereto. In making lb* Unknowa. ha— — claim ----* ■7 -lo lb* -Undo ara ■ or aom*—Interwat ta aad* It I* there fora ordered teat you and eaeh aad or obtaining loans upon such property. In roper_ g _________________ a . a*____m an . a ________ l . l . l L a r a . ' droerlbod. tberoforo, you, tb* raid WUUam aUI o has been designated as an Interme­ B.”; 1 chain and watch pin; 1 silver eUtng, managing and protecting each property! . AMo Tax Certificate No. 139, dated tfc( 3rd f yea appear to tb* bill of roopiilat koto day Job*. A. D. 1918, h u filed Mid cwrtiflItBcbaaon. Liquidator of Uw Florida to filed on or be for* Monday, -te* 3rd day af diate station along the charted air­ watch (open face); 1 wrist watch, en­ «nd leans and all Interests In aad claim* af- 1eala In ■ / offlc* and baa mada appiicatte for E Ootoqlutloa Company, Limited, a cor- October. A. D..193L feeling tb# same, In effecting Insurance against •» accord*oc* wlte Uw. Bald poraUoa of Eagtaad, are beraby required to ^p* It ta further ordered that this node* to |to, way from Maine to Florida. This des­ graved “A. B.” ; 1 ladles’ watch and fire and all other risk* thereon, and la manag- certificateto embrace* tb* following described and appear before our aald Circuit Court at llabed to tba'Raafoed Herald, a onrapager gtolair and conducting aay k-gal action s, proceed property oltoatod la BomlnoU Oooaty. Florida. Court flora* la Sanford. Deride, oa tb* trd day itahed ignation,- however, becomes final only black ribbon chain; 1 Egyptian brace­ n*» and bualarm relating to any of tb# pur to Banford. Bemlnol* County, naHh *»;»«»* 8. Block 8, Tier A. Sanford. Tb* of October, A. D. 1931, aad (ban and there ooro * week for right (8) eooaecullr# virfa#- - upon the location in or near your city let; 1 camera; 1 Waterman Fountain poem montlooed or rrferred to: lo Inrmtlgal* raid Und twin# oWeeed at tb* dat* o f tbo fa make answer to tb* bin of complaint exhibited WITNESS, B. A. DougUs*. Clerk ef Ik# Oh and report upon the credit and fteancial oot sac* of onch certificate la te* asm* of W. a against you to tele rasa*, o thenr lee a decree cult Court of Bemlnol* County, FMrkU, *1 » of a safe landing field for airplanes. Pen; 1 Moore fountain pen; 1 hnnd reocy and rafflcleocy fflrlenry of borrower* «o d Indletd Stewart. IMt. pro confeaoo will be aaterod against yoo la thla C ourt Horae al Saaford. Florida, thla tk* M oab and rorportllms geaerally; to dml wlte AMo Tag Certificate No. Tl. dated Ut* Sod eaaae; aad aU other peraons or portico claiming Full and complete details of landing mirror, engraved "B "; I brush, en- ■nd form partnership* with i _adltldoaU, _ . ___ _________ or olbrt day of Jur* * !). ------— - Mid - • cwrtifl- any right, till* of tnteratt la .aad to tee prop­ day of August. A. D. 1931. an*. A. ISIS, baa filed (BEAL) \- B. A. D0U0U8E corporalIona; lo loan money and Uk*-sorority rate la my offlc* aod baa mad* application f,,r fields and charted airways are attach­ gravc^l *'B"; 1 leather suit case. ■ Clerk Circuit “ there for upon real or pemooal property; lo own, tax drod to taw* la arcordaoco with law. Bald erty brrrinabor* deacribod. by. through or ed hereto. . th* arid William AMxaoder dlootianan. LiquidsBurglars also entered the Drum­ bold aod »»ll alock In other rarporatlono, and lo earttflcat* Dr: V. E. DOUflLASS, ta 0embrace* tb* following deoertbed aforeeald. or Iff. through or under aay ROniNBON E BOf DOES, execclM all tb* righU. prirtlegm leg** and p < property titrated Jn Seminole County, Florida, of tb* former riockbolden of tbo Florida Land 2.— The far-reaching importance of mond home on Magnolia avenue while of Indlrldnal ownership * Solid lorn . thereof ------ f. Including,right S J U1‘ Bk>cb IE Tter A. Sanford. Tbo E OoMataatloa Company. Limited. ■ corporatloo to rote lb* aa me; to acquire, own. bold and they were down town Saturday night raid load being amrroad at lb* date of tea U- of tetgland. pr oteerwlM, aro boroby required the establishment of these airways is to Clrouit Osurt, Vth Judicial Circuit, dlepoe* of tb* good w ill and prhperly, rlgbU, * « b certificate to tb* ram* of B. to. b* and appear before oar raid (Trcalt Coart ' Oooaty, Fla—to Chancery evident in the future development of and lifted a di/.mond engagement ring prlrllege*. and aamte of errry kind, ritber pari F, Truants. ■> at th* C ourt H omo la SanfordVlortea. oa tb* wholly, of any firm, perron, aaeorlatloo or AMo Tax Otrtlflrate No. 1M. dried tea Sod Tte day of November, A. D. 1931. aad thro aviation, and the commercial advan­ of Mrs, Drummond and several other eorpdfniUo, chartered or organised under lb* BILL TO QUIET TITLE day of Jura. A. D. 1919, bra filed raid rartilaw* of the dial* of Florida or any other state ncai# In my dfflc# and baa made application ami there make answer to- lb* bUI at complaint tages to the cities touched is only limt articles. These ' two burglaries look or exhibited agxlnot you la tbta r#uro, otherwise a Caret# W. Bpeer. Ootapl.lo.nl, county, aod lo pay for tb* asms In rush *•** ,0 **"»• In accorilanc* wTth taw. deer** pro confroee will be ratarod. , o'; • W. ■ • ited •to the co-operation extended in like tho woFk of local talent as the property o» alock of tbU corporation; lo ml Bald certificate embrace* tha following deecrlbIt la ordered that this Citation be published In Arthur J, Doyta, Of nh Defendant. and roorry aay or all of Its properly; aad to snow birds have not started opera­ property, situated la Hemlnol* CMoty. Flortbo Sanford Herald, a newtpaper published la providing facilities for landing fields ILL PERSONS CLAIMING ANTJJ nxrrclm generally such power! aa may be Inci­ to-wlt: Log S3. Florida Imnd * Ooloataa- Bemlnol* Oonaty, once a week for sight weekg IN THE FOLLOWING DBSCB E«T II tions in Florida as yet cqnfining tholr dent lo or roorenlrnt for |he purpose and boat (tea, Oo.'a and equipment. Add to South Saaford. Tb# raid Und aa to tb* know* defendant. William Alexander LAND, to-wlt:— —- . — *- _ ,. , being toowrood at tba data of tea la*nance of Buchanan. Liquidator ot te* Florida. I^od A attentions at the presenMime'to the ^ ^ ' ' . ‘iiT T rU bu ^ S w C #*pt“ Lots 2 and 4 of Block S4; aod and L»t* Uta 3 * M ■ «** ,' 3,— Much in a commercial way is to aurh certificate In tbo nam* of Uakadwa. (M lootaatioa C om pany, Ualtad. a roC purallcn Block 33. of MriMorUM. aa per ptat wows; for profit under lb* laws of lb* Stela AMo Tax Oerttncate No. lot, dated te* tod be gained by the intermediate sta­ summer colonies. I to FU t Itouk I, pago 1S8. SemtaoM CteafJ of Florida, II belog expressly t>ro*Mcd that tb* Hoy o f Juao, A. D. 1919. b u filed aald certifi­ of England, aad ooro a week for twrite week* teonU. However, we have capable officers foregoing enumeration o f epeelflr power* teall cate In my offlc* nod ba* mad* application far “ Jo th# unknown partlro defendant. tions along these airways. Aside WITNESS my hand and tb* seal of tb* raid Yoo aro brrrity required ami <>r.)«r»d ■*. ~ not be beM lo limit oc restrict la any manner lo 1,w* ,B ■'rocdanc* with taw. from the wido publicity that you will on the job and the guilty will be ap lhe general power* of lb* corporation. near before our Circuit Court at lb# Ooartj certIUral* embrace* tho following D f? M t 0" rt‘ ?hU “ “ 4,h AMT 0t *■ in Sr ml note County, Florida, on tl th* R-vl Sto’ nnci.B II property ritaated la Seminole County, Florida, receive, you will add the nowest and prehended. Aa the sehson progress­ '(BEAL) X. A. DOUGLASS. »er tb* MS •£ iUy In ltarombrr, 1921, lo an««rr Th# rJ£'.i;.L,,ock ° r ,hU "wpoM lb* • ball be to-wlt: Lot S3, Florid* l^nd a Oelenlxollou Clerk of tbo C ircuit C W n rt. es it behooves people to be more cau­ SIXTY ’rtlOUSAND (800.000.00) DOLLARM. aad rumplalnt filed against you. and quickest method of communication and Sanford. Th# raid land baBern!note County, Florida. not. eta* anna will te takan aa roofo Iht f in e •hall ha* dlelded lalo four hondred lB< aweraedtoatSouth lb* data of tb* laoutnro of — *- GEO. A. IMCOTTES, transportation to your present facili­ tious about leaving jewelry around the abarro of preferred mock , par rain* ____ __ b* followed by final decree. . . , •lock al a e f____ On* certificate In tb* ntm* of Unknowa. Solidtuc aod of Oounaol for OomptataaaL II ta fratter ordered that tbta orilro U lluixlred dionoof D<>ll.re each, and On* Tboo- Ualroa aald certlflcalee aball be radorned ac­ 81-lkte ties. You will invite cross country house where sneak thieves can get it tand llabed la tba SririorU Herald, a a**»p*»W ^ abate* of commow alock of t par raloe of cording ta law tax deed will ' - •' .lurid*. ro « llabed la Seminole County. Florida. flights from nearby aviation centers, and also about leaving the homes open Twenty (130.001 Dollar* each; tee preferred d*y of ^September, A. D. I93L NOTICE OF SFXaZAL KASTEB'S SALE week tor twalra wroka. ■lock aball N entitled |* a dlrldead of n ot while the owners are away. W. ‘ S r ^ rignotnro and su e I increase tho sale of gas and oil and Wltneas my tead aod tte erol ot • * « u axfMdlag elgbl per root, la aay mm year, •Jftt *67 of Aograt, A. I). 1931. to Clrouit Corat of tte Sovaate Judicial CDuult ‘ ! *-; THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921 Fndlah] Obi San ford M igh t Be Chosen for A i r Station on Continental A irw ay it * • » » " WV-.Fv1 , tit: Among the new firmr to be incor . ~r r, -= CITATION ARTICLE VI. porated under the laws of Floricfc and htabeet amount of IrlB. UaA. X . Hjot-lom. Complainant, r To Jaatco tFNo unknown bain. doing business in Sanford, is the Raf n. , euhjert Iteelf .h.tl be MOO,000.00 DotUre. else**, grantee*, le t .I or other claimant* * O'NelU. JAnxoatna J. Vangba and ABTICUI VII. 7: I^ nl' Dougherty, J. A.- Mefcld-Honlg Co., Inc., who will open a 4 The name* and rreJrtencee of the , wife. LooM* Vangba, doeauad. Wm. id ^hM-riben of otork, with tb* nember Haggard, deceased, II. B. Mitchell, dart___ big store hereabout September ,26,’ B. 0, Painter FrMIUmr O*., - a t lorlda (W tmrathm. amt tb* unknown brim, dovioro*. u abniw* auhecTlbed b/ e .rh ^ .r* a. follow,: A. A Spew, decraaed, Warren W, Loa*r am in the Swope block. This store orom olgnero. i r u l m or other* claiming F. F. Fonter. of flaaford, Florida, too ah, Wife. ----- - lAwer. doceaaod. Clarence “ > u n , Dally T. Heat. wT*1 Jmnl* - A. Me. of Common Stock, and 10 aharto of IT*ferred pester end erifb, Joonphlan L. CorpesUr, * ----J. o f a robporoa upon whom — - Is now undergoing extensive repairs reaeed. Roe. dime*! U. Carptastar, d m i Dooald. M. A,.McDomM. . Goo. W. Link, an<1 Sleek. , . . . 7 - ^ i tc Alfred Footer, or Sanford, Florid., 100 there* Edith Our lira, decanaed, Amanda O. COrand is the room formerly occupied by I R. O. Painter FvttlltMr Co,,-* Florida CbrThororoce. you Emma in*. wiiBm, poroilea, IWtentUnl*. of Cbmaion Stork, and TO ahare You cotne to Florida to enjoy the clhriite—why not own i pentar, dacea^, and J. J. Harris aad J. g- rl -, by rprtrtw d *n th* 8tb daT* •iSVSiw* the Merchant’s Grocery Co., opposite TM: Dolly T. Beat, roeMeoro unknown, JrnnU Stock. Hick*, administrator* of th* Mtat* of d . home and save rent money? Don’t buy one completed—build* one Dougherty, rreldence unknowa; J. A. McDoftH. O. Maxwell, of Sanford, Florid*. 460 Mitchell, dertasod, and mgalagt all other par. * th'L0'* WU W ^ S r t ' m h the postoffice. A. Raffleld is well 7*6 tm thla cause, aiberou, , * £ • abort* of Common Stock, and 10 ahare* of Pre­ aid, roridearo unknown; M. A. ktcltonald, roa---- — parties eUlmlag aay right. UU# yourself. It will cost you much less. * lit ha nUnt sntaseA .*7^9 win on Mid dal*'b* )Untry at L a rg e P a y s N E W FILLING 8TATION ferred Stock. . Idroro vaknows; Qrorgo W. Link, nrideoro Inlereet following drecrlbed known here, having been in businesa THING OF BEAUTY unknown; tU betra. derUeee, gran (roa, legU. F. Wbllner. of Salford, Florida. ISO ohart* property, ritu.tr, lying and being ta tb* Ounm . You know what a nuisance It would be to start building a homo further ordered for some time, and Is one of the live ■Iroa. or other* vtalaclaiming SM under -Dolly T. Item of Conimuii Stork, and 10 share* of Preferred ty of rtemtaole and State o f Florida, more Taxes Than A L8 0 OF SERVICE. Slock. Jenale Dougherty, J. A- MtDonald, U. a ! and find out that you haven’t this and you haven’t that, or that you portlcnlatly deecribed u follow*) to-wlt: . and energetic young buslneas men of McDoaaUl and Georg* W. Uak, aad lo aay Zdw.nl Ulgglno. of Sanford, Florida. 100 egtaalng at tb* Want Quarter Boctloa Poet p*bU*b*d ■Hr*Uw ! ^ ta figured Wrong on ihe flooring or ihe sKingles. Before j o u had tin­ Last Y e a r aad all otbro partlas rlaltnlng gay Intrrnt ahare* of Common Stock, tad 10 ahare* e f Pre­ of Section Thirty-one (11), Towaahto NtMteea The new filling station recently Sanford. Mr. Honig is of the manu­ Wltnma my band und teal iu> , . lv ferred Stock. In and lo tb* ToUowIng droerlbod Undo ritn(It ). Booth o f Rang* Thirty^>m ( I l f Bast, ran Awgoat, A. D. 1831. ted adding these extra items and buying the material and supplies ate.1 In ttemlMte Ctemty, Florida, to-wlt: facturing firm of Honig A HochiIN WITNESS WHEREOF, lb* Mid F, P. thence Eaal 1066 foot to -tb* Westerly Una of IL) erected by Edward Higgins in his from various shipping points, it would cost you a quarter to a third No. L —I leginning llo ft. W of tho NW ror Fortier. Alfred Fbeter. B. a MaxweU. & F th* right-of-way o f th* Lake Charm .Branch of c w f a r f " S ! S ? - fc. Wbltner aad Edward Higgins as Incorporator* of tb* Atlantic Coast U a* Railroad, thence Sooth. former location of the Ford Garage, berger of New York City, one bf tho Of tb* N w q of «E H o f SBH. Section 0, Towntnorc than you had figured on. BEUmOM! SECURITIES COMPANY, t oloog said ngbt^f-way IPO feet, thence & »■ » on west First street and under the l « y . raaimfacturer, of lid iu .klrt. Oponty. bar* bertealo Mt their band* on thla tha a Weet 1««LB feet to tbo W ait Rao o f said Bee­ JOHN 0. LBONAEDY, day o f Aagnat, A. D. 1031. tle* SI, tbcac* North VTS fret to T V ify - 7?* t)mo beginning xt tb* n sy not let us build you a Solicitor and of able management of Frank Akers, is and wearing apparel. The new flrin rue. ot Stte I NEtt of lb* a w q Of tea Ban. SoeF. P. FORSTER, containing 30 acre*, aad also: , WING FROM FLORIDA ME- one of the best in this part of tho expects to have a chain of stores in tlra 9, TVmtuhlp » IL. Bong* 30 B.. run W ALFRXD rOSTER, Beginning STS feet Booth o f (ho Tfi lioncE or SHEEifr •«* ft. H M3H E 204 ft,r.N S99 ft..' ¥ 440 ter section post of B. a MAXWELL, tl. raOPOLlS SHOWS HOW W E state. It is ono of the new "drive in” Florida, and Mr. Raffleld will be the ft N **■* «*v anJ the SB(4 of tb# NWq It. P. WIHTNBB. Sooth of Bang* SI East, roa thane* Sooth BOLT NOTICE •dEDWARD 1IIOOINR. feet, thence Bart BBO feet, thane* Booth ta J.®* ® ® to of Hi* NBM of ARE PROSPERING. stations, and will handle the Gulf Su­ manager of the first storo here. The NWU of 1b* SKK, aadBH begtnnlog 40 rota u and I frJta M STATE OF FLORIDA, ■ fMt. tbeac* Wool 230 fH t. thence Sooth 123 etrtou rote B of te* new firm will have the benefit of the (B rote 8 of tb* NW roe of tea NWU of tte COUNTY. OF SEMINOLB. thence East 41AB feel premo oils and gasoline. It is equip­ SRAri OMUoa 9, Towrahlp » S. Range SO U., . lino, those* North BB A __________ I. tbo anderelgned officer dnlr aathorisod 10 Indicative o f the basic prosperity ped with two of tho very latest Bow­ Now York markets aside from the too W ISO rod*. N 23 rods. B 40 rote. S 10 tako ackaowledgmrata of deed* in th* Stals of uid Grant 11a* >40.8 fMt. SSS Bart . M i Florida, do berth/ certify that oa (his SOtb day fM t ta lb* Was tarty 11a* o f U * right-* fwmy of Uon. plataUff. * * floridd internal revenue Collec- ser pumps of the two stroke type fact that the greater part of their tote: B 90 rod* to tte bMtaotaf. . 1 No. 2.—Ileglnrin* 890 ft 8 of tea NW ror of Aagnat. A. D. 1F3I, ponoaally ippaared bo- te* Atlantic OnaatUn* railroad, U k * Charm *67 of July. A. P. IBSl, I ham W.lrf •—anil guarantee you a full bill of material to complete your homfr 1^ for income and profit taxes in that places five gallons of gas in a goods will be manufactured by .the fora mo, F. P. Fbratar, Alfred FOaUr. B. a Branrb, theneo Northerly «iaog tea Westerly of (b# 8RU. Boctloa XOTXOZ or x x T x x n o x t o a r r t T roa Maxwell, 9. Towa*hip SO a. Raxge'SO E.. ran B 300 ft.. B. F. Wbltner and Edward. II1| at a manufacturer to consumer” price? Every plan is accuratelyfirm and the goods will como# direct UTTO S FATIMT |lk Southern district during the car while you are asking for it. S S3 decree*. B 196 ft., to It. r. rlybUtf w.y. to me wait and personalty known, 1401.8 feet to point of begtaalag, and aMol NOTICE U hereby flT.o that oa th« llih dt/ each front B 0 1 tegrvee S O Ml*., W altos tto N (Ida of known to me to be th* poroaoa deoertbed la Court II oom door, it l u t t 1 Bogtnalng at a point 13.63 cbalaa North of Ute from the factory, thus saving the jear ending June 30 showed of September, - - A. * »- . _m i. tb» sadmtsasd Win aad who oDbecrlbed Ibotr name* to th* foce- Point of Intersection o f ten East Una of B. B. rlght-of-w • “ *r Not only arc oils and gas carried, .........l E o r ? S s Ifits,Ub B C hccked, T h e r e » l » ° . P O M U > I e chance for mite Oooaty. Florida, eh Monday' uT bS »Pt‘ly lo tb* Honorable bU Car/ A. Hard**, Cover. golog artlclM of InconoraUon ah locorpora f Baaford (Jr.at with Urn - V n t line of Sot L tofrenso of 26 per rent, white the fbut all kinds of auto accessories, and middleman’s profit All the latest nor of tbo HI.to of •* E f °J L *r " u «® offTlortda. at Tallabaaaao. rior- of SEMINOUI 8ECURIT1BS COMPANY: Mgai »*Im day, all that certain 1st, tn 81, TowMblp lP Sooth of Bang* t l Bant: " for tetters styles wijl be shipped direct from the (t’aiifd States as a whole ihowed a United ‘States tires, and later, a bat they MTtrally acknow our IlhlL’l0, ^ , ' 0 do|T?ur.°7 > “ n*. wo wfll send a fttfiorj expert, under wledgod lo me that they thane* East 431.1 rest te th* Bast Una of tbo or portal of land, attaste. (,U g i*d n m n s.t____ ____________ our liberal lenns, to owirt you in building, th m bT suarsnieeing you the exact olgned their names thereto for the a*M and Sanford Giant, thence Booth S3 dogma Wmt te* Opoaty o f BoalaoU, and State i f ' of over $800,006 000 in col tery station will be added. - The new factory at New York, giving a fresh lion 0. Townetxlp 20 S. Rang* SO B.. roa wUh N „ * • « rturtor. tbo arUtral of which I . ___ pnrroom therein axpraaaod. *ndj m ore partrlaUrty described a a fateWTS aloeg tb* East Una o f th* Sanford Great BM fitt na of ail pans and the placing of the rraponaibllilj of your rtl* la Ibo efnco o f th* Socrotirr o f SUto at ttoo of right-of-way of tb* S. F, U.- B,. 8 dl IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 M l ixfaction upon our shoulder*. fMt. those* Wart SM.8 fMt. UteSM North 370.8 . Tillahaaooo. Florida. filling station is another Edward Hig- and up to date line of goods for the I-ot Elgbty-oo# (St) «« f U. Uln- w • k« S a*ld rlgbt-of-way 183 Mt aay hand aad offlrial seal at Saalfard. Flor­ fort to Ute point of begleabig.^olberwiM _ « : M«»ltV * Mb. r. p. foretee. stores in Florida. Mr. Raffleld leaves fU N IS terror*. SO Min.. W 106 ft., B 310 ft, 1 ; of Saaford. on Information to this effect was to­ For Free IUustraUd Catalogue Address Dept. 8-107. ida. thl* S th day at Aagnat. A. D. 1H1. ss tb* North b. contat^c tm (it ) ^ talf of tbo following de­ product, and with tho manage­ Ai.rRED foster: mad whlcfc (Notary Seal) ,* A. L. BSTTB, scribed property, to-wlt: Ith _U also dceerlbed u t w by tho • Florida Metropolia ment of Frank Akers, and his assist­ (odfiy for ileor York tb seket his n. a MAxwRt.u » " K ) »off I tb. te ' ilnntng at th* point of Utonoctioa of th* „ . tt Nattry Pnbtle. ?f Lh* 01 NWU of Co., n. r. wnrntsB, M RJi) Of Ute Boutbwtri My commlmtoo etplree October B. 1S31. fbutbwMI lla* of th* Sanford Oraat with th* w «t from Loius Ludlow, its ant, Dwight Smith, the new filling gpods for the opening of the new store lb* a w u . Section 9. Township M B., Rang* 30 .. _ . BDWAKD niaaiNS. a-lte of Section Twenty-*!x ( » ) . TiiVTiai rweotyulx (38). Use of Beetle* 3 1 . Tbwnahlp IB B ooth of J U L u g e ‘ Charleston, . S. C W9, th» oniJcr.l/Md, lcr.br aasoctat# odr No. 8 —NWU o f tb* NH of lot X Section 9. fuhington correspondent, who de­ statipn will give service at all times and will-stock the nbw stare on his 81 East; ran thru'ce North atag te* RaLVnS or M much arirao tartteer faroibc purpew* of teerante* la ,-rr‘ _ ^/, '■ NOTICE Tnwwhlp 19 Range 30 E. IAS8.chain*, those* East e.os chains to te* may be return. ■ in a telegraphic dispatch that rSP’S lL *4 *.nd rornllB* a corporatlra under and No. 8.—Lot 4 of Boctloa 9. Township SO B-, •rooMi, u Mtiafy m h . m m S T * * la hereby (Iren that th* Board of ■Mt Uao of Saaford 0«nL thane* Sooth B8 de­ and prove another valuable adjunct br virtue of tbo laws and mnatltatloa 'o f tbo p aNotI#a R anee 3 0 X s ty Commlastoner* In and for S em ln oM ^u - gree* Weet« along te* of Sanford The new firm are believers In ad­ n* East Ua* line of |w*t ftatea in the' Union show a de­ to the business lif0 of Sanford. of Florida, and tbo folio w t*f pro­ • f - wUI. •* So. 7.— Tte NWU ot tbo 8WU (1*M BU of CL M. H a n d , surtff * M i l regular meeting to Orant to the point of of ‘bnglanlng, containing rttertar, to-wit: vertising. and have made arrange­ tee^NBU), Boctloa 9. Towrafalp » a, 4 .1 4 acre*, m ore og Ic e tw baldTModay. September Sth. A. D. IBM. at >•■*. nU lying aad bates .They will also carry a daily advert to ro s rD ---------o u BECUE­ lp o'clock a. re., rareI re Mda for on* largo In Section 31. Town*hip Up IB, Booth of Baagt SI l a n d i a r a n a n u t S ^ °*“ t7’ Attorneya for FUlnUfL, Income and profits tax/ receipts tisement in the Dally Herald. Watch ments with the Dally Herald for daily „ No. 8.—Tb# S 18 rds. of tbo NEU of tte ib o l desk, plana and mctflratioos may b* had . I , ARTICLE a. n • •?* ,b* tod* of tb* »WU of *tte by application to-the chart of tb* a rm lt Court. It appearing from th* sworn bill o f com­ advertising carrying the specials for lie Southern district of Flori- for it . r u ram* r ite * ^ n ^ SbaU.^SXIfl. Sanford, Fla. Th* Board r***reM UM right to plain Hied la thla cam* that yon bar* or ls Clrouit NU .U Of Ik# UntJ) Beetloa 9. Towaehlp 20 S, m ROLE SECURITIES COllPANV, and It*'priori inject any and an Mda. ’ each day and the prices anti they Range 90 B. claim mom IntOTMt In and to te* lands htreluin 1921 were $10,108,294.02 as I*1 .bo*lo*ro »b*U te ta tot City of a1 No. 9— NR of SU of-lot 8.-Section 9. Town■boT* deoertbed. . E. A. D0U0LA8S, ItaiifonJ. ftomloole Coant/. Florid*, with broDCb promise many surprises'for the buy­ •hip 3 0 B , Rang* S O E i that. $8,027,614.62, a sain of 26 Tberafor*. you. JamM O-Nrill, are bortby re­ Clark Board of o fflc a it such other paint, la tb* SMU of •1-Ole . - -ifIt appear!n( from th* aworn bill of complaint al red to ba and Oonaty Comr-a. qulrcd ing public. : B U TO QUTir TWIX rcent. This is held to be romarkFlorida, and in tha United Btatr* or foreign filed to this cara* acalaat yon, that you hare or Court at I roentrU* a. the Board- of Dt roctore o a r from NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB TA X " r m on tba Srtl day of taado lieretoaboro doThe Raffield-Honlg ‘Co., is incor­ elslm aom* Inter**! to lb* l 0. Andrew* _ in view of theffeneral stowing up k * ..IA t era l . ___e time to Unto dmlfnat*. f scribed, tberoforo, yt«i Itea Mid Dolly T. Dent, u x d x e sxctnoN m n r then aad (her* make anew r 'to^tbo u n of „ ABTICUI II. ’ porated for $10,000 under the Ia*s ot Jennl. Dmuteety; J A. McDooaM.__________ •I. M. A. MeJtnt the country, according to Washcorepi* Lat exhibited • against yoo. riborwU* * William I. Foster, at al. OENEBAL STATUTES Tbo worral Bator* or th* boatooaa to bo traaaDnauld, aad OdteS* W. IJuk aro hereby required decree pro coofeeeo will be n .___ Florida. aetod br thla corporation ohall be that of bo/Ikton advices. to be aod appear teforo our aald circuit court at _ o u n o i f u e u q a t io e Wkltoer and l>iwaW lltaalra U FOR YOUR HOME TOWN ■K B •d aad dal/ qualified,. Mm fauatoem of tel* poralkm Shall U conducted br ibe follow lx; H a n . lo-wll: F. V. r < n M u r m U u t , ... fr*d Foster u Vleo-Draufatoot, B. 0. l u n l l u I I J * R - ,a‘3. 9 I i ,* -• __-1 IP- ' /’ �THE SANFORD W EE K LY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1921 By W. B. BOLLBS, Oldamar, Florida* Sen. Flfetcher Gives R ea s o i l f o r ,Governm ent , W ithholding A id -7 ^ Mr .and Mrs. I. D. Hart and Miss Ruby Hart, returned last Wednesday from a three month’s trip through th£ your own property. In north Flori- men who haven’t much time for garnorth, their first trip up the country, da this fru it has matured at Tails- doning. I f set six to eight feet apart ____ Niagara and they enjoyed it fine, hassee, Jacksonville and other places, each way, the full grown plants will ftla been nothing dona'ta this Aspect # * & .they think, the most wonderful Banana-growing is a highly prdftta- thoroughly shade the ground so that and all*W at the fish and game clubs ever, also-the apple orchards grape blc commercial enterprise ,being one nothing else can grow In the same and all other clubs have tried as well vineyards, full o f fruit, and clover o f the easiest crops to make. It might Held; '%. ... . . . , aa the Board o f Trade, the Chamber firUls in full bloom. They visited Mrs. almost bo called the lazy man’s job. When a bunch is fully developed in o f Commerce and Jhs*n*qucsta o f pri- Atchcson, who form ally visited her* Tho plants which give the distinct size, and the green bananas have vate citizens, have gone fo r naught on Geneva avenue. She is now living tropical tone to our Floridian land- lost their angular form and arc round because no member qf the legislature in MiddleAeld, O. scape are palm*, bamboos and ba- and about ready tq turn yellow, that’s from this county could ever pass a Mrs, Jennie Powell Cowan was here nanas; o f these the banana is the the time to cut that bunch off and fish law that would prohibit seining last week from Jacksonville with her moat useful and the biggest money- hang it in a dark room to let the at certain seasons that would con- sister, Airs, W . W . Miller, who has maker. A banana planter cqn make fruit ripen. This is tho method used form .with the federal laws. I t is been ill some time. Mrs, Cowan and from $500 to $1,000 per acre per year, by commercial growers beenuao •it w ell fo r the various organizations In Mr». M iller, went to Jacksonville Five acres well cared fo r can give a produces better fru it more evenly Sanford to know this and to remem- Monday, Mrs. M iller to remain some good income/ Bananas are immune ripened and protects it from birds, her it when you are talking about get- Jtime for medical treatment, from many diseases, and can mature rata and .insects. It enables the tin g tourists here, ,Tho request o f M r* Lily Jones, Miss Hoskins good fruit in about one year after grower to ship green hard fruit.' the Chamber o f Commerce for tho j oneH( and Paul Jones, were at Dayplanting. Thoy grow successfully in About 35,000,000 punches o f bananas government to restock the lakes o f tons Beach fo r tho week-end and many kinds o f soil, fro m low muck arc shipped long distances into the Seminole county brought the followJones renu, im.d for last week and" flatwoods to rolling citrus fru it United,States from foreign countries in g answer: ,* [which was spent very pteasantiy. Washington, D. C., Aug. 22, 1021. Elwood Irish-was In Pahokec last lands. The soil muuat have plenty every year, so It is evident there Is a o f moisture and humus, and must be godd opportunity fo r greatly, incrcwMr. R. W. Pcarman, Jr., . week on # business trip. well drained. fe d production at home. Executive Secretary, Alton Morris was here over wcekTho H eart’s Choice o r Ladyflnger When cultting off a bunch o f baC l»m >or o f Gjmmerce, end visaing relatives. Alton has been varlety seems to be best Miitqd to this . nanas, .use a sharp-edged shovel or n 5 ™ *? ’ ° - * at the teachers preparatory school in State, being less llablo to damage I spade, driving .it part way jpirough Dear Mr. learm an: . Gainesville and w ill teach school in from cold weather, and is considered Jthe tree about five, or" six 'fee t above Replying to your l*tter 15th Instant, „ . _ .... . .* „ requesting government aid in restock- i C8 *ac . * wn* ° ing lakes in Seminole county with • T ™ ,,0" Efl8t f ° rd * * u" tU th« fish, beg to advise th .t I had up'with rem°™ d * Pnhokco nnd every the Commissioner o f the Bureau o f *>ne here wishes him success. Fisheries, Department of Commerce, I Su>i® * » * * “ • * P °«M m in Rnmnflttta nirni n a lm lk v r#vriin«f mvifl W EDDING OF INTEREST, - (from DtUr) A wedding o f much interest took place Sunday afternoon, when Miss Dorothy Martin became, the bride o f Mr. Doqglas Charles Griffin, the cer­ emony having been solemnized at 2 o’clock at the Palm avenue Baptist church, Dr. Hampton officiating^ only the immediae relatives and a few in­ vited guests being present The brido was lovely in a traveling costume o f dark hlue crepe la jerse, combined with grey georgette with accessories to match. The young couple left immediately after the ceremony for Daytona Beach, where they will spend several weeks before returning to Sanford, where they will make their home. The bride was a popular student at Stetson University, DeLand, last year and it was there that the mutual attachment between the young people began. She is a membor o f the Alpha i Delta sorority. Since removing to Tampa about one year ago from Co­ lumbia, Mo., where she was a student at Christian College, she has m id * a large number o f friends here, who an much interested in her marriage. Mar mother, Sira. l l . DuLaney, is a talented reader and elocutionist, well known In qhautauqua circles. Mr. Griffin is a prominent business man o f Sanford, and his U rg e hum- ■U B^dB V P W ovnng whole, / i Mihlydi. tftffo. Fi I JMV t I n ■ ( I ‘ m i- Pwfttltfc With tht* SoUthCHI U tilitie s Mrs. Frances McDou’gal Swanson is returning to H ot Springs, Ark., on Friday to .Anlshf training as gradu­ ate nurse. • Mrs. Charles Merriwether and ba­ by, are expected home this week from a month’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. Merriwether,. Sr., $ t their home in Lynchburg, Va. G. C. McDougal is in Tampa on a business trip fo r a short time. Mr. Toyama is setting cauliflower in jhe field, nnd thore are agood many es thus handled. , ’ ‘The Bureau is endeavoring to ob­ serve a consistent policy, in regard to this, matter, not only in Florida, but in various other states, in order that, the states may. be brought into line fo r fish protection^’ I am advised by Mr. T. R. Hodges, o f Tallahassee, Shell Fish Commis­ sioner, that— “ There la no provision in the law o f Florida that suggests any co-operation between the state and the Bureau o f Fisheries.” If , in view o f tho information .here­ in conveyed, your Chamber o f "Com­ merce desires to submit formal appli­ cation fo r fish to restock the lakes in Seminole county, I will be very glad to procure and forward the necessary blanks, and when returned, properly filled out, urge the commissioner to g iie some favorable consideration, but I cannot hold out assurances that he could be induced to reverse the posltioh recently- taken in connection with a .Similar request— above referred to. V ery truly yours, *. D U N C AN U. FLETCHER. •< 5 S f T ''s . endeaetgy. Therelat>o 15to 10,*,! M | | £ > r -----. « nt w m « ,$ |a | ^ O tw _ jff . feeding the who!,, m m ^ y Z g lL ; . oMs.dueiotwaU. That just suits the Horse and Mule’s appetite, and is easily digested. I t eliminates waste. L et us show you. The next time you buy Horse Feed, [buy O-molene from Cotes Crate •Co. and get the fresh Btock just out o f the,car from the fac­ tory. Your horse will do better, work harder.and keep fhealthier on; P U R IN A O-MOLENE, the periect balanced j heavy i grain and ’ molasses feed. Two-thirds- of a ton of O-M OLENE goes as fa r in feed in gas a Whole ton of oats and qom, which makes it a money saver fo r you. We carry O-M OLENE IN A N Y . Q U A N T IT Y , and alwayi fresh, a car every week which enables us to keep it fresn fo r you. sailors. The dog has been ■named Toney. It has not been decided whether he is a garlic or a spagetti hound. Toney is n bright clevor pup if he is a dago. The Weeks fam ily have Carl Clark, o f Wilmington, N. C., as their guest. A party was made up of tho Weeks young people and Mr. Clark and oth-‘ era'fbr a week-end trip to St. Augus­ tine. • G. F .Smith, from town, has decid­ ed to go into farming again we un­ derstand, and has rented twenty acres o f G. W. Spencer at Cameron City, and will grow celery-and lettuce. The homes of- W . W. Miller and Elwood Irish were broken in to'on Saturday, afternoon. between 3 and 5 o’clock. Both homes are located on Cameron avenue, near Moore’s Sta­ tion. A t tho Miller home a- window screen was cut and the window brok­ en and then unlatched; at the north aide o f the house the thief broke open a trunk and got a beautiful hunting ease watch with a chain. The watch wa* engraved with Mrs. Miller’s ini­ tials. A ring and a watch jhain slide set with a cameo-and a ring belong­ ing to Mr, Miller, with his initials/V revolver and a purse containlpg $21. The thief also took some ties belongin g » to Mr. M iller and two . silk waists and a crepe dechine scarf be­ longing to' Mrs. M iller, and,made a parcel o f them nnd then went next door to Mr. Irish and broke in a win­ dow in the same as at the Miller home, and. got-a shot gun and just shout then Mr. and Mrs. Irish drove in the back way and the noise fright­ ened tho thief and he ran out the front way and left the parcel contain­ ing the scarf, etc. The aheriff was called up -*nd visited the Miller and Irish homes but aa yet there has been no one suspected. The th ief was ap­ parently a man or boy,w ith a neat l'ttle foot as the fo o t print would mean about a No. 8 shoe. CAN GET BOMB HI.EBP NOW. Dr. G. A..Davis, o f DeLand,Vafter flve nights watching the beds o f jjA t flints, went to sleep a t tho wheel o f his Ford, Saturday afternoon, and side-swiped an oak tree near DeLeon When you want feed think o f b-M O LE N E a n d . phone Phone 181 F O R M YERS^-M erton M. Milford, form er Washington correspondent for. middle western' newspapers, and* now editor o f the Fort Myrea Press" hits gone to Indianapolis, where ho will bo married September 6, to Miss Florence M offett Miss M offett who sthlk uHU'jafl about ihrefr fourth* uuin rot1fourth^tnawas a member o f the faculty o f the tum l, with Us bud n aj u!y. formed inside the trunk. It is evident from this that it !t v'.sc to maintain fe r­ tility o f the soil. March, June and Oc­ tober arc good months to apply the fertilizer. The cheapest form is mulch, dried grass, dried weeds, dry pincneedles, any material which will decay and form plnnt food. Y oj can h irdly put on too*m*jqh mulch. It pro­ tects the roots from the sun In sum­ mer and from the cold In our Florida ‘winter.” Animal and chicken ma­ nures and complete fertilizers are good. When green bananas begin to turn yellow, the starch is changing to fruit sugar, and then the fru it is more easily digested and the flavor is bet­ ter. Scientists say there is aa much nourishment in three bananas as there is in a pound o f meat. The na­ tives in tropical banana growing dis­ tricts pretty nearly live on thia fruit and work hard, too. /Some claim bananas are at their very beat when the akin turns brown, indicating they are fu lly ripe and tho formation o f fru it Sugar'ha'a been completed. They grow comparatively few bananas in Qalifomia. The climate o f Florida is better suited to thia fr u it Bananas are aa safe to grow tn Flor­ ida aa cucumbers, tomatoes, pepper* and similar truck farm crops. Ba­ nanas have the added advantage o f producing continuous crops without high school at LaBell last year, is » niece o f Mr. and Mrs. E. J. He*h>a* o f this city/ Mr.. Milford expects to return to Fort Myers with his bride the latter part o f September and wiU occupy a handsome homo In Rh«k Island avenue which he recently pwchased. Castor Pomace H ardw ood Ashes G round Tobacco Stems K A I N I T -S H E E P M A N U R E GOAT M ANUR E * A n d O ther M aterials �t * '•1 * '. * . •• • y M v v .. i l s S. U M ttiW iA f THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1921 Jail, one of the cars was turned over to him and Mr. Getxen kept his. Mr. L e o * w ife had a bill o f sale fo r the car in Defend, which Mr. Getxen got from her and the car in Tavares be­ longed to. Mr.* Getxen which he had a clear title to, purchased from -a Mr. Parker of Wauchula. jT J I several trips, to Defend, J «Td * Habcaa corpus preceding for M r./fee and finally got him out on bdnd. i <3Iuitell Innocent of W ro n g D oing SOCIETY WEDDING (T N a Saturday', D*Uj) A fte r ten days of puxxled question­ in A uto B obbery ing that mysterious weeding has come to pass. Last evening an Immense Herely Made Out Paper* in fa Case and crowd gathered in front o f the court house to watch and wait for the sat­ f f u Acting as Atton o y ^ ^ isfaction o f that curiosity which hat been growing day by day, as the Her­ The many friends o f Oliver Murrell ald gave out tjdbfta o f information. A t lh£ attorney mentioned In connection the first sounds o f Miss Mabel Bow ^ th the automobUe robberies in Pblk ‘ ‘This was about three weeks ago. tor's glorious voice in “ I Love You coonty in Saturday's papefs w i l l ,be Jml to know that he U innocent, of I came through Lakeland going to Truly,” a great silence fell and at the well known strains o f Lohengrinn’a g a wrong doing in the caae. Olhrer w h ' * H A T ’ S O U R I D E A in m a k i n g Bridal March titters began which made the following ‘ ' grew into an uproamus shout as the C A M E L S — the Quality Cigarette. tenlay’s Tribune and wedding party swept grandly into the article in full ii came to my office and I asked him View. Once more the dear public Why, just buy Camels and look at the package! jfuntu: m m e iB & m In itatcmente to The Tribune's rep­ fo r the money fo r my services in the showed its love fo r a hoax. It’s the best packing science has devised to keep resentative here tonight, Attorneys T. case. He told7 me he didn't have It 1 The* ushers, Messrs. Ball, Dubose, Bert Getxen o f this.city, and W . 0. then but said that he was going to Lloyd, KIrtley, Ouriett and Caswell, cigarettes fresh and full flavored for your taste. Burrell of Wauchula, accused o f be­ Lakeland and would be back with the came in first, bringing in the family Heavy paper outside—secure foil wrapping inside o f the bride. Mrs. W. F. Blackman, ing members o f the gang o f auto money on the following Wednesday. georgeoualy attired as a Titian-haired v p in Wauchula until Saturday and the revenue stamp over the end to seal the pack* thieves arrested in Polk and Hardeu counties Thursday add' yesterday, night add saw him again on Thun- mother in Israel, Miss Deager, Miss age and keep it air-tight ijujde vehement, denials o f pfrticipa- day and asked him, again fo r the Brinda Morrison and Mr, Akers, a*money fo t my services. He told me her daughters and Robert Herndon aa I ’tion in the gang's activities. And note this! There’s nothing flashy about the that he was going to get It in a day Uncle Ikey, the family o f the groom, I Both men wore released on bond toCamel package. No extra wrappings that do not r “ 73sy. The other alleged member* of or two; and ah*I never saw him again fresh from the country, Miss Virginia the gang are in Jail, being unable to until Friday, when he came to my o f­ Smith impersonating widowed moth improve the smoke. Not a cent of needless expense fice and introduced me t* a man who hr with het baby daughter, Martha male bond. * Fitts and her most thoughtful and * f asked me if I would look into his case that must come out of the quality of the tobaccoi. Burrell claims he first met J. M. Lee and J. F . Flynn, leaders o f the that was about to be tried at Wau­ fectlonate old uncle, Billy Sutton, i Camels wonderful and exclusive Quality wins oil gang, when naked by" Getxen to aid chula. I told him I would and to These retotlvcs seated, the ushers him in securing freodop o f the two come back to my office later and I themselves marched in couples to a merit alone. position along the le ft end of the mtn when they were arrested at De­ would see what I could do,for him. "O q Saturday night 1 left fo r Day- court house steps. Then the bride fend soma week* ago on the charge Because, men smoke Camels who want the tona Beach and returned on Monday maids bcautifuly gowned In rainbow ofi running into and injuring a mao colors and picture hats followed taste and fragrance of the finest tobaccos, expertly sqd a girt.*"He admits that he made morning to Wauchula, when I heard oat three bills o f sale fo r L e e -but there were two cars stolen at Zolfo, daintily in. single rile to position op­ blended. Men smoke Camels for Camels smooth, denies that they were delivered to the Mr, Lee came to my office about 11:30 posite the ushers. These exquisite maidens were personated by Messrs refreshing mildness and their freedom from ciga____ He States that he told him that an,d told m* he wanted three bills of day that he ( f e e ) had ‘ stolen tw o !" " ® made that,,he was going to make Robert Deane, Sam Younts, Dens, Ma> retty aftertaste.* Ford cars. ^ ' a deal. I had my stenographer to fill Gee, Peabody and Pearman And rad Ford • i* , rIn the blank forms and I gave them iantly enjoyed their unaccustomed at­ . Burrell’s statement follows: Camels are made for men who think for themtire. Hodgson Ball-in a Buster Brown " I was at a dance in Lakeland one t’o him unsigned, unsealed and with suit o f blue them appeared bearing a no names except the ones he gave to night and Mr. Getxen asked me to go selves. He huge rlhg on a very small satin p il­ 4with him on -a case at Daytona, and my stenographer and myself. low. The flow er girls following with I went with him, where I met Mr. came to my officp about 4 or 4:80 the baskets o f posies were Leslie Hflkand same day and told me that he wanted Lee, who was charged with culpable Mr. Nibtack. A fte r all these had negligence, o f Injury to a woman and the bills o f sale. I gave them to him gracefully arranged themselves In a and told him ttyey 'would cost him a boy, and Flynn, who was charged fan shaped grouping on the Bteps, the with aiding in case o f .Lee. We waivmaid o f honor, John Leonard! pictures­ Ho then called me outside the door ed preliminary henring and Lee and quely frocked in satin and tulle, pre­ Flynn were bound over on bond and ■told me that he had stolen two ceded the bride, Mr. E. A. Douglas, Ford cars and intended to leave Wau­ amounting to one thousand dollars w h & ju n a t& leaning-upon the support-. and five hundred dollars respectively. chula about 4 o’clock next morning. Ing arm o f her father, Mr. E. T. "At that time Lee had a car in De­ The next I heard from him he was In jail, and he sent fo r me and 1 told Woodruff. She was a picture of love­ fend, nnd Flynn had one in Tavarta. him that 1 could do nothing f o r him liness, as she took her place at ’the These cars were turned over to me top o f the decorated platform where Ifv ii ■ and Getxen, and we came back to him as I had resigned from, hto Case. the groom, Mr. Schclle Maines and Hisv'viftwas in a delicate condition. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COM PANY, Wiasfea-Jalew, N. C, fekrfand and when Flynn got out o f He learned through some source that his best man, Mr.'Howard Smith, were she had loft-Wauchula and would not awaiting her. A breathless pause and live with him any longer. I later Mr. Bob Holly, stepped forward in found out that he has been convicted full regimentals and read a ceremony The Florida Scout for murder in Wauchula some time full o f wit and local hits. During “ For Wide-Awake Boys’* this process the groom became so 35c Year embarrassed that he had first to “ T h e deputy sheriff came to me on W ILLARD L U M L E Y , Publisher ;; loosen his collar and finally attempted Tuesday afternoon and' asked me if 902 French an escape which was prevented by the I knew anything about L ee.' I told strong arm o f the best man. A fter W & M A GLASS O F SALTS TO R E A L . him I did and that ho had told me o f a hair breadth venture near to an in­ stolen .cars, and. I considered it my FLU SH K ID N E Y S IF BLADDER terrupted wedding, the knot was tied, duty to tell him, because it was a BOTHERS YOU. and*tho maid o f honor threw back the crirrje against the state tuid the com­ jjra~^g.~*si^— ■ws; - : voluminous veil disclosing the face of munity, and I did not feel it my duty, Eating meat regularly eventually the bride. Congratulations followed even as his attorney, to keep this t * produces kidney 'rouble in some form after the respective families of the myself. I learned afterwards that Lee interested parties had successfully or other, says.a well-known authori­ * . had made an alleged confession to the calmed their emotions enough to ex­ ty, because the uric acid in meat ex­ sheriff in which, he ix.olved Mr. Getpress themselves. The most amasing cites the kidneys, they become over­ sen and myself,' feature o f thU amazing farce vwaa the worked; get sluggish; clog up and T h e sheriff asked me If I had. made enhanced beauty o f its players by causes all sorts o f distress, 'particuthree bills of sale fo r him. that after­ their feminine frills and fripparies for arly backache and misery in the kid­ noon, and I told him my stenographer absurd aa it was from beginning to ney region; rheumatic twinges, severe IF YOU NEED A NEW did fill in the blank forms, but le ft end, that really and .truly was as fine leadaches, acid stomach, constipation, them unsigned and unsealed, as Lee and handsome a wedding party as one torpid llTar^lseplessness bladder and LANDIS, P IS H A B U L L said be would Cbmpleto the deal in is likely to ^rste upon fo r many a urinary irritation. Attorneys and Couneellore-at-Law Polk county through a notary public. moon. The moment your back hurt* or DeLAND, F L O R ID A "1 know nothing about the. gang o f / . * v •'!,; ; 4V * ; < < L . ) v t h { i kidneys aren’t acting right, or If blad­ , Will practice la the State and F*der-, auto thieves. I have,had no connec­ F A T A L SHOOTING der bothers you, get about four ounc- * . Buy the Best that is made a! Courts. Special facilities fo r Extion with them, and so fa r as I know A T W IN T E R PARK. os o f Jad Salts from any good phar­ mining and Perfecting Land Titles; Mr. Getxen knows nothing about them macy; take a tabiespoonful in a glass and had no connection with them, and James A ir p h y , negro o f Orisndo, o f water before breakfast for a few I only ask for a trial to establish my was shot.and killed by Rufus Burch, days and your kidneys will then art S C H E L L E M A IN E S innocence. I feel that I have been another. negro, from Altamonte, at fine. This famous salts is msdo from! ’ done a great injustice by the publicity Winter Park, last night, Marshall , L A W Y E R the acid o f grapes and lemon juice, i o f certain papers,1that took it upon orrum in the court uouse Hall, a third negro, with Murphy, St' combined with lithia, and hag been ' themselves to implicate me in this the time, was wounded in the tog. used fo r generations to flush clogged SANFORD FLORIDA We also have the Clark Jewell Line of deal, and I hope that when I establish One report was that the two negroes kidneys and stimulate them to nor- 1 my innocence it will be as widely pub­ quarreled over a negro woman .and mat activity; also to neutralise* the . GAS RANGES lished as the fact that I wan charged another that the trouble was caused acids in the urine so it no longer ir r i- ; with such a crime." / ‘ ' ' "> * \ over a debt Burch is lodged in the tales, thus ending bladder disorders.1 g e o . g . h e r r in g Orange county jail. . • Jqd Salts cannot ^Injure anyone; Sanford, Fla., August 29th, 1921. Attorney-at-Lgw According to the story which comes makes a, delightful effervescent lith-* Editor Sanford Herald: No . 14 Garner-Woodruff Bulldir from W inter Park, the shooting oc­ a b a t e r drink which millions o f men Believing you are always ready to SANFORD. FLO R ID A curred just off the main street in and women take now and then to keep SANFORD, FLA. see justice done I am asking you to Winter Park about a block from the the kiSneyi and urinary organs clcdh, p o lis h the statements o f Attorneys telephone exchange at about 0:30. thus avoiding serious kidney disease. Murrell and Getxen aa they appeared Four shots are reported to have been — Adg. h e n r y c a u l n in the Tribune Sunday. I wish furth­ er to say that I Investigated the fired. Officer D. C. Overstreet arrest­ charges against these attorneys last ed Burch alter he had thrown away JEWELER Peaco county will in the near fu ­ ConsoHing Chemist says of the water: “ O f the i the pistol and ran from tho scene of Friday at Wauchula and I can assure ture have a marking Ing flctory. M Y S PE C IA LTIE S : er regions that I have analysed, I have found n* you that there is nothing whatever to the shooting. Sheriff. Karel and bos Pickard's Hand-Painted China ties to that of the ‘ Elder W a ta t-^ P h o n e .ltl-W . Offtoe ta cqpvey the idea v f guilt in any partic­ deputies arrived from Orlando and Gorham’* Sterling Silver For offle* supplies, stationery, etc. ELDER SPRINGS W ATER CO. ular against them. I know positively Burch was turned over to them.— Or­ Rogers' Plated W ar* -•ji •• ; *!i - 1 come to the Herald office. o f my own knowledge that W. v O. lando Sentinel. ® *h » and Waltham Watches -----i ... -L l'J ' f n ~ Murrell never knew or heard o f the D E ATH OF MRS., SBLLICK . parties accused o f the theft until they Parcel Poet Your Cleaning and were Jailed in Defend .on July 29th. is . •(Fie* x w t o 'i near) He met f e e and Flynn at the Volusia Dyeing to Mrs. Rellick, w ife o f H. S. Sellick, county ja il and was asked by Mr. Get- Everything for Q U A LIT Y -3 J4$ —nothing lor show I I EATSU B IF BACK HURTS P h il ip R . A n d r e w s SANFORD, FLORIDA m PHONE Ulcers, Hemorrhoids Ask Your Druggist O IL C O O K S T O V E The M L T sen'to assist la getting them released. He made several trips up to Defend and finally secured their release on bond. This was for reckless driving o f an automobile on the public high­ ways and injury to others. That there w ill fro complete vindication -o f these charges there is bo doubt when the proper time comes, against Oliver j Murrell and Hart Getxen dAir* is no r\ ' French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers ^ H -fa T s t ______ w « prepay parcel postage » A? ^ died, at her home on MtUonvilto ave­ ’ W ork on our new factory to progressing well.’ It will be ircady to' serve our «*•tomets the coming seasoaV nue tout night a fte r a short ilineas. The funeral will occur from the home tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock. ..The Se!licks camo to Sanford about j g o j w g agh from Connecticut. Mr. Sellick beihg the foreman a t the San­ ford N ovelty Works,, am) the death o f the mother has cast a shadow over the many friends who had Jsaroed to Joys *" ;sT ' “ ■* ’ “ •* ' ' ' ■ - j behalf o f W. O. Murrell as M U a big husband and:on* daughter bereft I Sanford boy and it is unjust to him to o f wife's devotion ,and mother's love. WIU Pfsetlce in all County, S tftt ; and allow these statements to go uhchal- t ’ The sympathy o f the community Federal Courts. " ; tonged. goes out to them in their bereave­ V * r ut Bank Sanford, Fla.,^ K. If. MURRELL. m ent . ''V " • . . ‘ 9 t. ■ . a1 •* •'. Ht * ^1; m There have been many recent* improvements-in such equipment and we are patting in the latfcit and best. AutorngUc-Weighera ah u toff delivery and ring gong at exact quantity specined, and 'special mixers blend the materials more thoroughly than ever b efo re.. Accuracy and perfection are the. special features considered. • , .. • ■ - • >- • . ! • * •V ■ - ’. ■ Ideal Fertilizer Is to be even better than in the past. Get .in line ' qulrements. ! » h*5*.Cl J ■i .- « a t t o r n r t s -a t . l a w fe ■ mi r jl ELDER SPRINGS W ATEfT^Z & f THCTP0M Hardware Co. AGRICULTURAL BUILDING .rV: 0 -j* -y., ^ j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 02, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 02, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 02, 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/7a4589c1f8e1686862f561162052c0cf.pdf f9540817e6dcb713f32ecf5f94b63dc5 PDF Text Text ' * # ■ THE IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUM E x n i SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , AU G U ST 26, 1921 PEACE TREATY IS SIGNED BETWEEN U.S. AND GERMANY AUSTRIA ALSO COMES. IN CEREMONY W A S NOT ESPECIALLY FORMAL TECHNICAL WAR ^ BROUGHT TO END — ~ *. i . To Close Today Altho’ the Real W ar Stopped in 1918— Germans to Sign at 5 P. M. MASKER BANDITS HOLD UI» KATY FLYER GET HALF MILLION. One American and Four English Survivors W reck Z R OF THE GIANT DIRIGIBLE ZR-2 TH AT COl GOVERNMENT CITIZENS ARM LAPSED OVER HULL, ENGLAND, WILL SEND TO MEET MINERS YESTERDAY TROOPS MINGO MARCHING ON GIVE UP HOPE OF ANY MORE SURVIVORS BEING FOUND IN WR1 (Br Th. I h k Ii M Ft*m) ■ DENNISON, Tex., Aug. 26.—Two masked bandits held up and robbed tho mail car of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas limited as it entered Den­ nison early today. Tho postal au­ URGENT APPEAL FROM WEST LOOKS LIKE CLASH IN WEST thorities intimated that thc.losa might VIRGINIA GOVERNOR ‘ VIRGINIA COAL FIELDS reach half a million dollars. FOR HELP AGAIN NEW TREND IN MURDER CASE OF REV. STEPHENSON (B r Tk* AuvcU U d r m i l . WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.— An ur­ gent appeal for federal troops to re­ store order and prevent further law­ lessness on the part of the striking miners in the Mingo coal ficlda was received today nt tho War Department (B r T k . A***cUUd rr» k i) • from Governor Morgan of West Vir­ V IE N N A , A u g. 25.— T h e trea ­ ginia. Morgan said one thousand sol­ ty of pence betw een the U nited ARREST HUSBAND OF STEPHEN­ diers were needed. States and A u stria was signed SON’S DAUGHTER AS SUS­ here yesterday afternoon. PICIOUS CHARACTER The term s o f the treaty are being w ithheld fo r tho present by the foreig n affairs com m ittee of the parliam ent. The cerem on y o f signature was devoid o f form ality. Mr. Frazier, accom panied by Secre­ tary Shoecrnft, arrived at the foreign office at 12:57 o’clock in the afternoon. T h ey w ent im ­ * mediately to the chancelor’s bu­ reau. where they w ere received In Chancellor Schober, and a few other officia ls. T h e docum ent was in readiness and was signed (Br Th, A u ooU U d f t M l) BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 25.— Piedro Gussman, whose marriage to Ruth Stephenson said to have caused tho killing of Father Jnmes Coyle, a Catholic priest by the bride’s father, Rev. Edwin Stephenson, wns arrested here today and held ns n suspicions person upon the request of Supt. Mar­ tin, of the Peoria, 111., police depart­ ment. JAPAN ACCEITS. TOKIO, Aug. 25.—Japan's accept­ at once. ance of tho invitation of President A brief and inform al exchange Harding to participate in the confer­ of congratulations follow ed, Mr. ence in Washington on Far Eastern Frazier sa yin g the occasion questions, and disarmament, in No­ marked a vital step in the restor­ vember next, wns forwarded to ation of peace, and expressing Washington yesterday. tin* hope that it would have a great moral as well as m aterial * effect upon A ustria. Chancellor E .Schober, w ith ill-concealed em o­ tion voiced deep gratification up­ on the restoration o f relations with the U nited States. NUM BER Disaster Brings Regrets From Official Circles and the Many Friends WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.— Expres­ BERLIN, A u g. 25.— The pence sions of deep regret were voicqd by treaty, b rin g in g to. an end the government officials without excep­ technical state o f w ar between tion over the explosion of tho ginnt thy United States and G erm any dirigible ZR-2 with the heavy loss will lie signed at 5 o ’clock .this of Aniorienn and British lives. Pride evning, it wns officially nu­ in the acquisition of the new queen of the air and hopes of tremendous ll"'meed. . w development in military and commer­ cial aeronautics had lent interest to Congress Adjourns the proposed trans-Atlantic flight of For Vacation, Tak­ the British-built air cruiser even being Thirty Days lyond that which it normally would have aroused,. (B r Th* i H N b M Frau) Latest advices to the navy depart­ ’A VSHINQTON,' Aug. 25.—Scna- ment indicated thAt o f the seventeen and representatives generally m(inibcni of the hand-picked American ilnving Washington today for|creW on bonnl durinjf thc tc!ltf oply r vacation as a result of congress , onc> QurfrU.rmnstcr Norman 0. Wnlk•aring thirty days recess Just b e -1cr( 0f Commerce, Texas, had survived. 1< »• midnight last night. 'I,ondon dispatches, however, put thc American loss nt seventeen, declaring " \NTS MEX. GOVERNMENT "every American on bonrd” was lost. TO HELP PUT DOWN REBELLION. "It is a teriblc thing," was tho sad comment of Secretary Denby, ns he (B r TW lO M U ta rnm t received cubie dispatches giving de­ EL PASO, Aug. 26.— Francis Co­ tails o f thc catastrophe. villa has fled from ’ his half million Mr. Denby immediately forwarded rp ranch at. Canutillo to Parral to to the British air ministry a message enlist aid of the Mexican government expressing the sympathy of thc navy in putting down a revolt among his department. * f"llowers, according to an officer of "The navy department o f the Unit­ Dip Mexican army, who arrived at ed’ States extends to the air ministry Jaurer today from Parral. and thc British navy deepest sym­ pathy in the nppalling disaster to thc SINN FEIN TO REFUSE ZR-2." The message snid: "'W o TERMS BUT STRIVE TO* hope our rearly reports will provo ex­ * CONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS. aggerated as to loss o f life." Far from being discouraged by the DUBLIN, Aug. 25.—Tho belief was j|8aBter, naval aviation officials im­ p r e s s e d last night that the Dail j mediately prepnred to seek authority Hircnnn’s nnswer to the proposals o f for construction of a new dhip o f the •‘render Lloyd George fo r peace In 'ZR-2 type in the United States Ireland will be a refusal o f the terms, | “ Wo will carry on; build and operb*it that tho refusal will bo followed ate as many ZR-2'a as igny be authwith arguments seeking to Induce Mr. orixed by congress," Admiral William Lloyd George to continue negotla-' A. MofTet, chief of thc naval bureau G°ns. o f aeronautics, said last night, “ ao that these brave .men may not have lost their lives In vain." . * jj FRENCH LEADS. Other aviation officers, while great__./'LEVELAN D ,' Aug. 25.— Emmet ly-dlstresSed,"declared - they Had hot * r‘,nch, of Youngstown, Ohio, captain [ lost faith In rigid airships. They the American golf team that In -! pointed out that Germany had built vnded Great Britain, led the field In |and successfully operated 140 ships of D>p first round o f the open champion- '»imilar design, many with only slight­ e r of tho Western Golf association ly less carrying capacity, while Eng­ "t Onkwood club with a remarkable lish constructors had turned out six­ teen. * •• .1 ■fore of 33-32—86, or 6 'under par. The only serious accidents record­ ed against these, so far as naval files AU8TRIAN TREATY SIGNED. i indicate, was the wreck o f an early Aug. 25.— The treaty .German Zeppelin . too ff(G e _ ^ ovsr Lake Constance Ce with the United States was before the war, and the smashing o f •igned at 1 o'clock yesterday a fte r-th e British R-34 when she ran afoul noon. • . . ... i > •. ' . I Withhold Issuance • Medical Beer Decision, Pending Final Action I B y Tb« I r n c l i M WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.—A decis­ ion to withhold thc issuance of medical beer regulations pending action on the proposed anti-beer legislation was reached today by Secretary Mellon in conference with Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair. , (B r T U A»m <UU4 P t» m ) LOGAN, W. V., Alig. 25.— About 600 Lognn county citizens were under arms here at daybreak prepared to hurry to the Boone county border where it is reported a party of men are marching from Marmct to Mingo county as n protest against martial Inw there about cross boundnry. Navigating Officer Lieut. A . H. Wann Says Moi of the Crew Were Killed in the Explosion Which Followed Buckling and • Snapping of Girders . Marching on Mingo Six Thousand Men Say They Will Fight RACINE, W. Va., Aug. 26.—A crowd of men estimated at five or six thousand reached here this morning from Marmot where they hnvo been camping. Mnny openly snid they were marching to Mingo county where mar­ tini law was declared several months ago by Governor Morgan and is still in force. They apparently nre with­ out lenders and strnggled into town, although the compact body held to the main highway. H U L L , England, A u g. 25.— (B y the A ssociated P r e s s)— DI ers began today at dawn to explore the fire tw isted w reck o f th< Z R -2. Only one A m erican, N orm a W alker, and fou r B ritish, st vived the disaster. All hope that there m ig h t be other Burvh w as given up during the night. The w reckage fo il in the river or tw o hundred feet fro m the shore nnd six carriages in w hich me o f the airship personnel w ere riding, sank im m ediately to the hot*' tom o f . the H um ber river. T h e men would have little chance o f escape a fte r the dirigible struck the water. T h e body o f Lieut* Chnrles Little, A m erican officer, is at the hospital where he die " o f burns. The body o f Lieut. M nrcus E asterly was at the morgue H arbor officials todny expressed the doubt thnt m nny o f th e bodies would be recovered unless they w ere held fast in the w reckage') w ere im prisoned in the gondolas as it is feared the tide and the'' sw ift current would carry them away. M ost o f the British nnd Am erican m em bers o f the crew o f tht dirigible w ere killed by the explosion w hich follow ed tho buckli and snapping o f gird ers nmidship, declared F lig h t Lieut. A. W ann, in com m and o f tho cra ft as nnvignting o ffic e r nt the tim e o f the disaster in a statem ent to tho A ssociated P ress today. W ann 7 snid the ship had run beautifully nt sixty knots an hour nnd ho had reduced the speed to fift y when there enme a violent cra ck in g 4 sound. He thought several girders hnd broken. • NEGRO LYNCHED. CONSTABLE HELD. COLUMBIA, S. C., Aug. 25.— Will Allen, negro, who yesterday afternoon shot and. killed Noah Frick, a white farmer of the Chapin section, of Lex­ ington county, was lynched by a possco. o f 160 men near Chapin nt 2:05 o’clock. ^ RICHMOND, Vn., Aug. 25.—J. C. Cnuthom, Hanover county constable, is scheduled to appear before Magis­ trate Heath, in Ashland, Vn., tomor­ row to nnswer to the charge o f violat­ ing the prohibition inw. (By The Asodated Press) Lieut Hoyt, of Clearwater, Fla., Unaccounted For K u K luxK lan Speaks Regarding: the Anonymous Letter Writer and Runs True to Form The follow ing letter wns received by the Hcrnlri this m orning and we are glad to reproduce it us it follows ou t our fo rm e r explanation in the fu llest: A u gust 23rd, 1921. Mr. R. J. Holly, • ‘ E ditor Sanford Herald. D ear S ir : • I ju s t read in todny’s Herald an article qoncernirtg on anonym ous letter sent your paper and purportirtg to he sent by Ku Klux Klan. Sem inole County being w ithin the territory covered b y m y Klan, I feel it encum bent upon me to explnin b riefly re ­ ga rd in g the Klan. I will appreciate you giving this letter publicity through you r paper iri fairn ess to us. T h e Ku Klux Klnn has not, and will not, send an y b od y any w ritten notice with authority o f th e Klan, nnd should anyone, either a m em ber or nn outsider send a notice under this cloak, will assure ydu th at such p arty found gu ilty o f this contem ptible work, will receive prom pt nnd d eservin g action by us. I will furth er state that all necessnry n otices given from m y Klnn are given P E R S O N A L L Y . fin d th is m ethod highly e ffe ctiv e anil seldom If e v e r leaves any d ou b t in the m ind o f any mnn receiving our attention, as to w h eth ­ er o r not the K. K. K. or som e outsider w ith n personal gru d go hns called. W e nre organized on the highest principals o f A m erican Ideals, n man M UST be 100% A m erican to be n Klnnsmnn. W o are here to assist the officers o f the law in its e n fo r ce ­ m ent, w e do not discrim inate against a man because o f his color o r creed. E very mnn, be he w hite o r black, as lon g as he is a law -abiding citizen, will be respected by us. T h e high m oral requirem ents o f this order assure us that w e get the pick o f the men in any com m unity. I have had the high honor to be selected as leader o f D ixie Klan N o. 31, and I extrem ely proud to say I have under me a b o d y o f m en, ~ A L men nnd w e are organized to a ssist the offi e law to take care o f any trouble that m a y arise. I wfaU to congratulate you, M r. H olly, upon your article above referred to in tod ay’s H erald, and will regret v e r y m uch i f I am unable to locate the au th or o f the letter sen t you. _/ •* -----------------------:— :---------- -- ----­ A s Klnnsm en we serve w ith ou t an y rem uneration; fend at considerable risk at tim es, solely fo r the purpose o f p r o ­ tectin g the homes, m orals and laws of* this county, and be­ fore the good people o f Sem inole C ounty condem n ufc, I ask them to w ithhold any hasty decision until it is Bhown th a t som e o f the work credited to us, is the w ork o f our en em ies,' o f w hom w e have accum ulated quize s through ou r en ­ deavors f o r you r protection. ‘ - l I few W E W ERE HERE Y E ST E R D A Y ; W E ARE H ERE T O D A Y , A N D W E W IL L BE H E R E TO M O R RO W . Vvj *^A- Y ou rs v ery tru ly, . E X A L T E D CYCLO PS, ' • D ixie Klan N o. 81. Eli? W A SH IN G T O N , A u g . 25.— N avy wns advised from London t o - ^ day that apparently the only Am erican survivor from the ZIWJ is N orm a W alker. O f the three Floridians who w ere to have been in the crew on the proposed flig h t across the A tlnn tlc, L ieut. Hen­ ry H oyt, o f Clearw ater, was the only one nboard the dirigible at th< tim e o f the accident. He is lifted as unaccounted fo r. ty-four hours, at times in bad weath- LONDON, A uk- 25.— Amerlcon cr, and was returning to the I’ ulham ■ nnd llritiNh victim* of Iho diaanairdrome at the. time of tho disaster, ler to the ZR-2 will be nccordcd which constitutes the most terrible o f a great public funeral, probably Its kind in peace times. in London. Thc ale ministry had While the ship was flying at shot the project under advisement and 1,000 feet over Hull spectators an announcement regarding it !■ the ZR-2 seemingly buckle amidshlf expected at anytime. Meanwhile and plunge downward over the city * all England is giving expression and into thc Humber river. One the- '3 to its deep feeling of mourning ory of the cause o f the disaster is that for the victims nnd sympathy for while the ship’s rudders were being those bcrenVed. The foremost tested, the ginnt prnft took a sharp nmong the expressions of condol­ turn, which caused her frame-work to ence was one from King George buckle and that the explosion of a to Air Marshal Trcnchard at the gasoline tank completed the trajpdy i air ministry. As the dirigible of the air. Thc actual cause, however, was still British property, not haring yet been turned over to . may never be known. A rumor been afloat for sdme days that tl American authorities, all Investi­ ZR-2 was stnicturarly weak, but gations of the calamity will be was stoutly denied by all In authc supervised •by the Brifish . air ity.. . ministry. HULL, Aug. 25.— Sixteen officers and men of th c. United States navy nnd twenty-seven officers nnd men o f the British nnvy met death yesterday in thc collapse of thc great dirigible ZR-2 over the city o f Hull. AH but one of the Americans on bonrd thc ill-fated craft perished, ns far as could be ascertained by mid­ night last night. Only fivo men of the forty-nine who were making thc trial trip in tho dir­ igible prior to tho vessel being turned over to tho United States nayy are known to have been saved. The American officers who started the trip Included Com­ mander Louis II. Maxfltld, Lieut. Commander Emery Coll, Llept. Henry W. Hoyt, Lieut. Marcus H. Bsterly, Lieut.-Commander Val­ entine N. Bteg and Lieut. £haa. G. Little. !____________________~— The American enlisted men who went up with the craft from Howden were C. I . . AUer, Robert Coons, L. E. Crowd, J. T. Han-* cock, William Julius, M. Lay, A. L. LofUn, A. I. Pettit, W. J. Steele, N. O. Walker and George Walsh. • The British losses include the fam ­ ous air veteran, Brigadier-General E. M. Maitland, and all the other officers on board, except Lieut A. H. Swann, the commander o f the ZR-2. Starting from Howden Tuesday morning on a-teat flight to Pulhani the big aircraft had been afloat* for thir­ IRISH REPUBLICAN* REPLY TO NOTE 01 MR. LLOYD GEORG! (B r Tk« A u e c ItM Pr«u) LONDON, Aug. 25.—The Irish inet’s reply to Lloyd George’s lett in which he denied Ireland’s right secession and declined to refer question o f relations between Northern and Southern part of It to foreign arbitration was recet this afternoon. CONGRESS IN JAM, WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 5 .-A ft e r | two hour wrangle the senate today to set aside the anti-brttr hi conference report fo ^conaiderat fo r other legislation and gave < Indication of heading toward a ji calculated to upset plans for a thir day recess beginning tonight. FIRE AT CHAIR PLANT. •1 u HIGH PO IN T,.N . C., Aug. Tht finishing plant o f the vflle Chair Co., at Thomaaville, destroyed by lira according to a sago rectived hare. Several hi chairs stored In the building, a , en structure, ware destroyed, loss, is estimated at |25,000. * — Get yduT Scratch Pads Herald— by the pound— 15c. ' •a-v7,r ' Jv.“ t . *’ - - �■M j W ) W E E K L Y U E R A U ^ , F R ID A Y , Incorporated ■ — Authorized Ford Dealer Has been pronoui?fced a Sanitary M arket by the Floi You Will Smile When You Find That B oard o f H ealth Can Save You from $10 to $15 on your Paint ' Agents for the Sun-Proof Paint • V . # W e have Everything in Paint, Varnishes and . « Kalsomine ^ ments T ra ctor In . ■ Here You Can Get the Choicest WEJ and FLORIDA MEATS, GROCER! and VEGETABLES Cars and C ourteous treatm ent and y ou r money’s worth, ■ ' PURE LINSEED OH ------------------- COM E AND T R Y IT-------------- - • W e Have a Fine Line of W AUL PAPERS • ’■ ■ *. • % Sanford Paint Store W clnkn Block • I>honc 303 . 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The railroads announced that they Addressing, a letter to tho Tampa would vtrtpe out all water competitive .Tribune, Hon. W. A. McRae, commis­ rates to and from Tampa and put her sioner of agriculture for Florida on the inland straight mileage basis. touches upon the vital subject of ’fThe ■ P t e m H H To add.Insult to injury they also Railroads va. Florida." The subject is 4ne which Is o f intense-interest to announced that they would collect an CARRIED OFF* HANDSOME SIL­ every person in the Peninsular State. “ arbitrary” of 6 per cent, on all ship­ VER TROPHY W IT lfS C O R R Nothing affects the cost pf living, the ment! coming into the interior to off­ OF 873 cost of manufacturts, the cost of mar­ set tpe loss they expected to Incur keting and production so greatly as through business diverted to water.that when sufficient business had been JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 22.—Scor­ the question of transportation and ex­ Under this ruling Jacksonville could D e f i n i t e Assurances secured, to warrant it, a daily boat ing 373 points, Company D, Sanford, cessive freight charges. Commission­ ship material to South Florida cheap­ would be operated betwen Jacksonville Capt. Geo. A. DoCottes, Saturday at Given Chamber of er McRae closes h[s able article in er than could Tampa, ns Jacksonville and* Sanford. Camp Jbhnston won the handsome sil­ this manner: Is still to be a basing point fo r com­ Mr. Scroble brought out the fact ver loving cup offered by the V. E. Commerce petitive Yates. “ It it a shame that modern that return cargo was absolutely es­ Jacobs Company, fo r the highest In other words,'the railroads feel transportation haa so fallen down sential for the profitable operation of score in the machine-gun firing com­ that they Jiave Tampa by the throat these boats. Return cargo business petition. , in efficiency that it ie driving (Is ^ and they will force her to “ stand a^nd could be worked up amdngst growers back to primitive methods, and H. Company, Lake City, Capt. Ber­ delivep." . , , progress halts before the Jugger­ W IL L BB INAUGURATED IN THIS o f oranges and produce that will keep nard L. Rhodes, finished second with Tampa' has no immediate recourse under ventilation. It is interesting to 831 points, and Company M, Brooksnaut o f exorbitant rates.” GENUINE C£EY FOR BETTER AND CHEAPbut to resort to water and truck tr»ns note the rates on oranges and grape­ ville, Capt. Charles N. Nobbs, third, TER TRANSPORTATION His letter is as follows: porta tion. I f this proves futile then fruit from Sanford to New York’ as with 264. No state in the Union has been she is commercially an inland city. given by Mr. Scroble. - h This contest concluded the series of (Tran attar*!?'* 0*11?) TOBACCO more liberal Yn giving lands'to rail­ Railroads can always prove that They are os follows: competitions arranged for the First roads. T he recent action of the Fourth Sec­ their rates are justifiable until water All rail, car load, fl.00 per box, less Florida infantry during its fifteen-day tio n Committee of Southern Carrier*, No tlkte in the Unio-i has donated competition fortes them to lower car load, $1.12tt per box. encampment. i a requesting on upward revision o f first and last, so large an area o f them. Strange,'passing strange.it is All water, car load, 60%c per box; Incidentally, the machine gun com­ class Tates from various points to lands.to railroads as haa Florida. less carload, 74%c per box. ■ that railroads that have water com­ petition developed nine sharp shootem Southeastern Territory, resulted in HOUSE PARTY. A few years ago the railroads op­ petition and, therefore, miftt meet the Differential in favor, of water, car and fifteen, marksmen, Company D arousing the just indignation o f those erating in the state issued *u map load, 38ftc per -box; less than car qualifying five sharp shooters, and water rates, keep right oh doing busi­ sections affected by the proposed in­ (Hm Mo***?'* o*Qt) showing their lands which they were ness at the same old stand the same loads, 88e per box. nine marksmen; H company, three crease. These increases, If granted, A congenial group o f relatives At­ Rates on potatoes to Sanford to sharpshooters and five, marksmen, and offering to sell and it lpokcd like the as the railroads that have no water -would mean the levying of an addi­ tending the house party given by whole stale literally belonged to them. New York: • M Company one sharpshooters and one competition and go in fo r all the traf­ tional 40% on incoming all-rail ship­ Mrs. Ella Loffler at “The Cables," What other kind o f business has All rail, car load, $1.50 per bbl., less marksman. f i c will bear. Vfhen a rtilrbad com­ ments. The present rates are burden­ are: Mr. and Mrs, Sim Fair, Mist over received sych munificentboun­ car loads $1.76 per bbl. The machine gun firing was direct­ mission attempts to call a halt on some enough as they stand, and the Marie Fair and Archie F air,'of ties as have the railroads T All water, big quantity, $1.18H per ed by Major Chester H. Wilson, regi­ rata the railroads cry “ bankruptcy." various commercial organisations Prattsville, Ala.; Mrs. Frank Miiteer None. barrel. mental machine gun officer, and and yet the same companies will ope­ throughout the state have taken what and Tittle daughter, Francis Fair, of Differential In favor of water, 67ttc What gratitude have the railroads proved one o f the most interesting rate roads 'along wafer routes and steps were in their power to combat Fort Myers; Mr. and Mrs. Woodward per bbl. competitions staged during the tour o f j shown for ail this liberality? ■ meet water rates. If fo r Bny reason it Unfortunate, a great many o f these , There is obviously but one course field duty, which came to an end Sat- ( On the other hand no state hi the water rates were to be raised above Barnwell, o f Tampa; Judge nnd Mrs. Union is so discriminated against by railroad rates how long before the J. Q. Smith and Miss Marie Smith, of committees are powerless to do any- to pursue, now that this assurance of urdny. co-operation haa been given— convert Birmingham, Ala.; Mrs. M. S. Wigthe railroads' as is Florida. The record of the competition, as .thing but protest. Sanford and other railroad rates .would respond to. the mouthy Indignation into aggressive gins, and little daughter, Dorothy, compiled by Major Wilson, and sub­ No other important shipping point -cities that have competitive rail and raise? It is a^l n game o f “ He may action. As long as tbc St. Johns riv­ and Mias Mary Armstrong, of Mont­ mitted to the commanding officer of in the state is so discriminated Vfator transportation faculties ore the take who has the power and he .may er is navigable we will nhvnys have an gomery, Ain. the’ regiment, is as follows: against as is Tampa. exceptions. The Sanford Chamber of keep who can.!’ T—The following are the averages When a set of transportation cor­ 'Commerce, realizing the val^o to the effective woopon to combat any at­ It is a shame that modern transpor­ ci^y o f Ua never failing water route, tempts made by transportation com­ obtained by the first ten men of each porations deliberately set out to make tation ha sso fallen ; down in effi­ “ Rat-Snap Beats the Best Trap Ever company: w\dch heretofore, has precluded all panies to charge exhorbitant rates. commercial warfare against a state, a ciency that itis driving us back to Made,” Mrs. Emily Shaw Says. * 1 . Company D ..........._________ 373 section, or a city, they should, under possibility of its business men ever primitive methods and progress halts “ My husband bought $2 trap. I Company H 331 conviction, forfeit their charters and tying at the mercy of transportation Rod and Gun Club before tho juggernaut of exhorbitant bought a 65c box of-RAT-SNAP. The Company M .................... -.264 the officers responsible for it should exigencies, as in this case, devised Will Start Building rates. - . W. A. McJt \.E, trap only caught 3 rats but RAT2.—The following men qualified he jailed. # plans to use this powerful factor in* Commissioner o f Agriculture. SNAP killed 12 in a week. I’m never with the score nnd grade opposite On Lot at Once its aggressive fight against mnking An attempt to circumvent the high­ TalLitma*-*, /.»ig. -15. without RAT-SNAP. Reckon I could their unmet:. effective these abortive rates. way robberies o f railroads by tho use n't- raise chicks without it." RAT- * Company. D The plans called for the education Decided at Meeting.Last Night o f the of waterways anil truck transporta­ Stockholders ♦Private, fgirst class, Michncl...J.4l8 As evidence that there is, after all, SNAP comes in cakes. -Three sires, o f our local merchants to move the tion is commendable, but the Bhame ♦Private, first class, Rumple.......406 something new under the sun, this 35d, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed preponderance of their freight by nilis that there is no legal steel trap to (From Tue*d*y'a Daily) ♦ Privnte, first class, Doo!ey........403 advertisement appears in tho Orlando by Ball Hardware Go.— Adv. water, or rail and water wherever this At a meeting o f the Rod and Gun ♦ Private, first class, Murphy----- 897 prevent these land pirates from slit­ service produces lower rnies than all Sentinel: “ Cats fed while you are ting the throat of the ycry public Club last night in the office o f Judge ♦ Private Lynch ...................... 399 rail rates. It was also planned to en­ nwny for the summer. We will throw Massachusetts seems to be staging Houshoider it wns decided to go ahead ♦ ♦Sergeant Moro ...........................3G7 from which they have drawn their list the support o f other sections to ten cents worth o f the best cat . meat a few scenes o fmob lawlessness: but and build a club house with the mon­ ♦ ♦Private, First class, Woodcock-367 'ife blood. havp the merchants of those sections over your back' fence every dny for notwithstanding it no longer has ey on hnnd. This will mean a cutting It is-such conduct as this that ♦ ♦Corporul Woolard ................. ....369 take advantage of the water rate to 85 cents a week. The Ed. Wcrnltk Governor Coolldge, w6 “ Have Faith in down of the original plans but will ♦ ♦Corporal Cohnelly ............ 350 arouses public opinion to a pitch of and Lew Davis Cat Feeding Co." Sanford and haul by truck from here Massachusetts." also mean an early resumption of the ♦ ♦First Lieut. Hutchinson..,.......347 rebellian, nnd feeds the fires of un­ to ita destination. 335 rest nnd revolt. Before proceeding with the further work nnd tho belter feeling that it ♦ ♦Sergeant Harper ........... will-.entail once the real work is start­ ♦ ♦Capt. D eC ottes.... .......... ’...........328 Drastic treatment awaits around You will make a mistake details of the ship-by-wntcr campaign ed, It was'thought best to retain ♦ ♦Private, first class, Rumph .*....325 the cornel for any creature of legal I if you-order your ferti-f ih s committee appointed for this pur­ the original plans for the future build­ ♦ ♦Sergeant Ehtzmingcr ..........„315 enactment thnt so abuses its preroga­ Uxor without getting our NEW PRICE LISTS JUST I8SUED. PLENTY OF pose extended an invitation to the ing o f a club house that would take tives nnd challenges -public opinion to MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order-'now.. Fertilizers, Insecticides, Company II 1 Clyde Line officials to meet with the care o f the future growth of Sanford mortal combat. Sprayers, Poultry Supplies. -r-:♦ Private Gamer ............... „.397 coramitjpo In order thal the latter nnd that it Is more than probable that Who wns guaranteed specific prof­ Get August 1st, 192! Price Lists. Now furnishing “ SIMON PURE" and ♦ Corporal Hawkins..................... „..396 could definitely determine the attitude "GEM BRANDS” ..384 its by'the Federal Government during the Clyde Line would assume in the no elaborate plans will be drawn for ♦Sergeant Crouch - ........... the building that is now contemplated. ♦ ♦Corporal Lipscomb ......... 828 the war? .premises. E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO While tho building us now figured ♦ ♦Private Rivers ............... •If. G. White, General Agent, and L. .....316 The railroads. FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE fVILLB will not be ns large or as beautiful as '8 . Scrpble, Florida Freight Agent, met ♦ ♦Corporal Edwards ..............,.,...811 Who has n federal labor board to 301 settle differences between them nnd with the comini tee and the board of the first one it will be convenient and ♦ ♦Corporal Smith ....... -Ml ‘tu »j ; i .....300 their employes—and ward off strikes? governors at their weekly luncheon comfortable and will give the Rod and ♦ ♦Private Mulligan ...... Company M. yesterday. At'this meeting the plans Gun Club a home for this winter, a The railroads. ARE YOU INSURED? g* NOT, SEE 399 o f the committee were explained to place where they can shoot clay pig* ♦ Capt. Hobbs .................. Who collects millions of profits on theAo gentlemen. A direct interroga­ cohs, a place where they can have ♦ ♦Prviato, first class, E. E. 2ipwatered stock? VV. J . T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y tion was made ns to whnt support the boots nnd {ceep all the hunting nnd -H-rcr .................... .315 The- railroads. • AGENTS Chamber of Commerce could expect fishing equipment and a place where ♦ —Sharpshooter. LUtii the tourists can pnss nwny the time. ' The most important factor in our from the Clyde ofTicinls in the con­ ♦ * — Mnrksmnn. And it was the concensus o f opin­ industrial and agricultural organiza­ templated action. tion Is transportation. In a land of' Both Mr. Whito and Me. Scrobic ion last night that they way to pro­ urnrE. v.^ ipleh iunk nuiLOiNo ceed was to proceed and thnt when the such vast, distances as tho Unjted gave positive assurance of the fullest S a n fo rd , . ' F lo r id a States with its immense production measure of co-operation on the part building was started would be the time to inform the public about what nnd exchanges, tho arterial system of o f the Clyde Line in soliciting busi­ the railroad lines comprises tho most ness and preparing data for use in the Rod and Gun Club intended to do in the way of obtaining tourists. This vital agency o f existence. Any spe­ interesting the merchants of other cit­ ies in routing their business via water, is certainly a step in the right direc­ WE EAT TOO MUCH MEAT WHICH cial interest controlling it is in posi­ CLOG8 KIDNEYS, THEN The local Chamber was also advised tion and if the Club is intending to re­ tion to dictate in large measure the ceive nny encouragement thfc best plan THE RACK HURTS policies o f government and lay trib­ is to start .something. ute on the people. There ore so many improvements, Most folks forget that the kidneys, The old idea thal# railroads were so many different ideas of what is like the bowels, get sluggish and clog­ private property and, therefore, really needed in Hanford that the Rod ged and need a flushing occasionally, should not be .interfered with by the and Gun Club has languished dvring else wo have backache and dull mis­ public, seems to still linger in the the past two months although a few ery in the kidney region, severe head­ minds o f both owners and operators. have stuck to the original Idek of aches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, Railroads get their charters from the building n club house and now that acid stoffiach,'sleeplessness and all Clack-Draught 'lias no equal states to perform a public function, they haw decided to go nhead it is sorts of hlnddcr disorders. for headache, scutstomach, tor­ and have long since been declared more than likely that the entire mem­ You simply must keep your kidneys pid Uver and feverish colds. . ” “ ppblic carriers." This is their legal bership will beaome enthusiastic advo­ active nnd clean, and the moment you declares Mrs. Annie Whitmore, cates o f a building to bo erected at feci an ache or- pain in the kidney status. Corporations performing pub­ of Gate City, Va. "It fs easy to take and does not gripe, a3 a region, get about four ounces of Jad lic service should be conducted in the I H A V E TH E M lot of medicine; do," she adds. Salts from any good drug store here, interest o f the public and when they / Mr. Vaughan, Farmer, Tells How He take a tableapoonful in a glass of wat­ do violence to public interest the pur­ *Tt Is good to fake In a hot tea for colds, or can be token In a l4>st All His Prize Seed Corn. er before breakfast for a few days pose o f the franchise is violated. dry powder. 1 can't say enough “ Some time ago sent away for nnd your kidneys will then act fine. The railroad owners and their un­ for Black-Draught and the sick­ some pedigreed seed com . Put It In This famous salts Is made from the ion employes seem bent on on au­ ness it baa saved us." a gunny sack and hung it on a rope acid of grapes and lemon juice, com­ tocracy o f transportation which has suspended from roof. Hats got it all bined with lithia, and is harmless to resulted in a “ publie-be-damned” pol—how beats me, but they did because flush clogged kidneys ,pnd stimulate 19, ing atten­ 1 got 6 dead whoppers In the morning them to normal activity. It also neu­ Who pays the bill fo r both? tion— lots are being sold rig h t along and bu ilding In this after trying RAT-SNAP.” Three tralizes the aclda in the urine se It no The public. sectloYi is su ch o s to gladden the heart o f those w ho have longer irritates, thus ending bladder sizes, 36c, 65c, $1.26. Sold and guar­ disorders. Who is the public? the good o f S an ford at hearL anteed by Ball Hardware Co.—-Adv. Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive; Everybody— includihg the railroad make* a delightful effervescent JithtaTRIa is no idle talk— I have w eighed th e statem ent and FOR M E A D E -T he Fort Meade water drink which everybody should owners and employes—but the -awnera and employes constitute a msre Leader has had the new press install­ take now and then,to keep QTeir kid­ has been found a valuable Uver to say just, w h a t is m y candid con viction s would put it fraction o f the public so that thoir nt*d|cfnf ihrVw?iTf*rif1i of homes. ed in ita new building and it la cx- ney’s _________ m ost too s tr o n g f o r the carefu l, con servative person— that clfan, thus avoiding.serious compolicies are baaed on the assumption " I do not use any Uver ny other oi P«Lod the plant will be* ready fo r oe- plications, person w h ose eyes are turned backw ard— T h e fellow who medicine," says Mrs. Mary 0 . cupancy within the near future. T h e ' A well-known local druggist says he that they are getting their rewards has VISIO N w ill agree w ith m e now — Hie oth er later. outside public! , of Europa, Miss, buUdlng is of stucco construction, is Mils lots o f Jad Salta to folks who be­ from the - - ': - splendid for sour'stomach, a 1 *- •. The question naturally arises, why somewhat like a bungalow in appear- lieve in overcoming kidney * trouble tad taste hi the mouth or torpid d i the railroads want to discriminate ance and is regarded as one o f the while it ia only trouble.— Adv. r. I keep it all the time, use agsfnst a city that gives them a large most handsome as well as most un- j rflh Hie children and feel It ique newspaper plants In the state. J The Times-Union philosopher says: business or against a state, like Flor­ J . E , saved us many dollars fat furnishes them so much mi *1— — — . I "He laughs best .who got into the ida ,th#t tor h a s and many days to A high wage scale Is very deair- theatre for nothing.'* Our observe- ■freight *nd express? " T h t Man Who Sells D in Cheap" able, but if. there is no job going With tion is, he i sthe most unreasonable' It is simply a question o f “ squeesgenuine—Thedit of what good is it? kicker, . JIng" a town or state when you have ------ — — ■ ‘----j --------------- -— ------- ' the chance. Freight rates are seldom ' Watch the South E a st Corner o f P age 1 wo For office supplies, stationery, a l t , ' —Get your Scratch Rads from The made on distance, but on competitive coma to tho Herald office. Herald—by the pound—iSfc' . rates—rail competition, river and CLYDE LINE OFFICIALS CO. D, OF SANFORD, WON CUP MACHINE GUN COMPETITION SHIP BY WATER MOVE BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES SALTS FINE FOR ACHING KIDNEYS OFFICE SUPPLIES AT B RALD OFFICE POST CARDS AT THE B RALD OFFICE SANFORD IS GROWING “SPUMJNG*S SUBDIVISION” HI DRAUGHT = " * ?r , ' - • • SgtjM H : X r : -i o _i i �T H E SA N E O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , A U G U S T 26, 1921 ANONYM OUS L E T T E R W R IT E R T R IE S T O T E L L U S H OW TO O P E R A T E O U R 'O W N BU SIN ESS A N D TH R O W S T H E B L A M E ON T H E K L A N Meeting of Stockholders Last Night for Or­ ganization WILL BE GREATEST MOVE EVER STARTED IN SANFORD^-HOMB FOR THE BOYS NEXT The Herald never pays any attention to the anonymous letter writer for the simple reason that we believe him lower than the lowest creature who crawls. The anonymous letter writer Is tho kind that steps in the dark and stabs you in the back. They fear the light of day and the tight of publicity. They never faced a foe In the open, never faced a crisis, never did anything In a big way knowing that the real Ku Klux Klan writes no notes, tadtes up no personal grievances, has nothing to do with such low down trash is the writer of anonymous letters. The ignoramus who penned these lines to the Herald evidently did not know that pjild business locals are accepted by the Herald from any business man in the city or qtate or United States. Advertisements a n what we have for sale and people in business, regardless o f color, are entitled to buy this space. And just to show the anonymous letter writer that we are not afraid of him wc publish his letter and the advertisement in this space and arc also m ining it again for Gramling and will ryn it as long as be pays for it. The Ku Klux Klan are not to be feared by'law-abiding people. It Is the dirty, sneaking cowards calling themselves the Ku Klux Klan that are to be feared and that have cast disfavor on the honest purposes o f the real KI on—the purpose o f the Klan being to Uphold the law and preserve order. The following note was sent through the malls to the Herald sever­ al days ago: “ A retry nice rite up you gave your negro friend in to­ day’s paper} It lost you several good customers to day, and will rua up In perjiaps hundreds If auch adr. appear to*. — morrow. The Klan will perhaps weight on him In thq, near fntor.” And the paid advertisement below is what the cowardly sneak calls a write up and if he ever faces us he will need asbestos writ­ ing paper for hla next efTuaion: “ Haircut 40c at new barber shop, Second street, new DeForrcst Building. We specialize In children’s haircutting.— Albert Gramling, Manager. 63-1 tp.” . * ' The Temple Institution*, Inc:, had a meeting o f the stockholders last night at the office of Judge Schelle Maine* for the purpose o f organisation and election o f ^Jftcen and taking up the many matters, o f importance that con­ front the institution on the eve o f the. opening o f the Temple Girls Club. The Temple,Institutions, Inc., have undertaken one o f the noblest and grandest works ever attempted in Sanford— that o f building a home for the women at the corner o f Park ave­ nue and Third street,'the building be­ ing now almost completed and build­ ing a home for the boys on Magnolia avenue that will be. started as soon as the girls dub’ is finished. Dr. George Hyman, the presiding genius of this grtat plan recently returned from the Northf{eld Conference filled with a great vision o f work along this line, presided at the meeting and it was decided to open the Temple Girls Club on September SOth at which time the public will be invited to inspect the home and refreshments will be served. The Stevens home was re­ cently purchased by the incorporation nnd has been entirely remodeled for the Girl’s Club and the worlf is being pushed to completion in order to be ready for tho teachers who want rooms BUILDINGS AN D IMPROVEMENTS EV as soon ns school opens. There will ERYW HERE IN THE STATE be rooming accommodations for 16 girls and dining room accommoda­ tions for 32 and the rates will / be Plans are under way for the early ^aurant building for the Child’s Res­ placed at a very low figure giving the erection of a large hotel at Kelsey taurant. Co. This building will cost girls the best o f service at living pric- City, , near Palm Beach, at a coat of approximately $120,000 and will be es. An experienced matron will have ji 200,000. It will bo modem in every finished by the first of the coming charge o f the building at' all times way . and will be ready for occupancy and the home will bo true to game— by tho first of the coming year. Contracts have been let by G. W. humellkc in every particular. Eight large apartment houses will Holmes for. the building of four new The dining room will be open to the >o built at once in Orlando to take mercantile houses at Eustis, . public and anyone dos(ring meals will care qf the over increasing tourist School election will soon be held for hr served but the rooms will be open travel for that popular city. the building o f a $1,260 school build­ to women only m th'* object of the The new school building at Crest- ing, at Seneca and a $7,000 building at Temple Girls Club is to furnish home­ view Has been finished and turned Altoona. like accommodations to the girls who over to the school house. The bulldClermont Is advertising for bids are making their living here and who ng contains six rooms and was built for the, erection o f a modem water have not in tHe past been able to get at a cost of $36,000. works system. this service in Sanford. Moulded along Collins & Selgar will erect a saw­ Contract has been awarded to O. P. the lines o f the Y. W. C. i\. in the big Woodcock, of Jacksonville, for the mill at Fort Ogden. • cities and fostered by the Baptist erecting of the handsome Bchool build­ Occoa will have o “ Y " in the near Temple and the pastor, Dr. Hyman, ing at Quincy In Gadsden county. This future according to the promoters who the Girls’ - Club and the Boys’ Club building will cost approximately $52,- arc behind this movement. "ill he non-sectarian and the stock­ 000 and will be modern in every way Work is progressing nicely on the holders are men of all denopilnations and fire proof. handsome new two story business —men who have the interests of the Hillsborough county will soon have building which is being built at-Punta girls and boys at heart and have In­ two new school buildings, one of them Gorda by Mrs. S. J. Hewitt. vested their money with the object o f will contain twenty rooms and will be A recreation pier and pavilion1wilt getting dividends in the1good work milt in Ybor City. The other an be built at Lake Butler. accomplished more than in dollars and eight room building for the Hyde, Over $6,000 will be spent immedi­ cents. ately foi' tho addition and improve­ ’ ark section. I-ack of space today forhids giving a Contracts have been awarded for ments o f the school building at Punta detailed statement of this great work the erection of a packing houso at Gorda. and this article is penned only as a Lake Wales at a coat of $25,000. Treasure Island, near Sarasota, will news -item and to'let the public, know Plana have been drawn for the soon be developed according to Taten, that tho Temple* Girls’ Club will soon building of a modern club bouse in Ward and Litt, the developers. he ready fo r occupancy. Any o f them Gainesville for the Twentieth Century 1 Fort Myers is thinking o f building desiring rooms and board or table Club at a cost of $11,000. modem play grounds fo r tbs kids. hoard can get the rate# by addressing A boat building and renting' indus­ Contracts have been.placed with the Temple Girls’ Club as the home Gerald Construction Co. for the build­ try is practically assured for Mount will be all ready for occupany by Sep­ ing in Jacksonville o f a m odern'res-' Dora. . . tember 30th. ' OLDSMAR— The. fact that a new oil heater manufactured here for or­ ange groves and truck farms, can*he sold against the strongest competi­ tion, is proved by the announcement of the manager o f the concern that he has received an order for twenty thousand heaters from California for delivery October 1. PAST MASTER'S NIGnT. D E N IM long-wearing eJoifa “ like they used to make.1* Are fini-eisM Union, made garments for men and b o y * , bold under oar Iron-clad guatautoe. Aik your dealer. Kahw I C o * MeUU, Ala. Made Tp Make Good ford Motion. ' *0 1680. ---------- - — ■■ | The third degree will be conferred Those who are saying tho const!- on several candidates and members tutlon bars Lodge from the disarms- as well aa visiting Masons are inment conference, forget that it also vited to this meeting, barred Knox from the Taft Cabinet but it didn't Bay It with a Herald Want Ad CM (ato the habit o ! drinking 1 glass o l hot water before * breakfast * Millions o f folks bathe Internally now instead o f loading their system .with drugs. '‘ What’s an inside bath?" you say. Weil, it is guaranteed to perform miracles according to hot water enthusiasts. There are vast numbers of men and women who, immediately upon aris­ ing in the morning, drink a glass o f hot water with a teaspoouful o f lime­ stone phosphate jn it. This Is a very excellent health measure. It is in-, tended to flush1the stomach, liver, kidneys and intestines o f the previous day’s waste, sour bile and Indigeatl-' ble material left over in the body, which if not eliminated every day, be- 1 come food for the millions of bacteria | which nfest the bowels, tho quick its* suit is poisons and toxins whlclf gre then absorbed into the blood, causing headache, bllous attacks, foul breath, bad taste, colds, stomach trouble, kid­ ney miser/, sleeplessness, impure blood and all sorts o f ailments. People.Who'feel good one day and badly the next, but who simply can not get feeling right are urged obtain a quarter pound o f Umestone phosphate at the drug store. This will cost very little but is sufficient to make anyone a real crank on the sub­ ject of internal sanitation.— Adv. OVIEDO GUN CLUB HAD FINE SnOOT YESTERDAY AFTERNOON Sold only by dealers T h e best fa b ric tire made for heavy service or rough roads —. R E D -T O P Reduction on all styles and sixes A N ew. L ow Price on g ■ Known and Honest Product _ Sanford Herald: The following is the score made at the regular weekly shoot o f the Ovie­ do Gun Club Thursday, August 18. The club extends a hearty invita­ tion to shooters throughout tho coun­ ty to join the organization, os we in­ tend to arrange-a handicap for all members and offer prizes for best average* Wo thank the gentlemen who are not members who patronize us and hope they will see#that it is for their benefit as well as the bene­ fit o f the club, and the sport fn gen­ eral in this locality that they join fn the near future. C. W. Brown. 23x25 Charlie Whltner, 22x26 22x25 Claud Howard . 21x25 A B .Wallace 10x26 F. L. Crosby __ 19x25 J. H. L e e ___ Ron Coleman __ 19x25 19x25 Kite Kennedy 17x25 A. N. Palston 17x26 Vern S l e y ___ Walter Hand . 17x25 Link Kennedy 17x25 Mr. Morris ___ 17x25 O. P. Herndon, 16x25 Vance Dauglas 14x25 C. L. W e s t __ 13x25 T. W. Williams W. S. Parker . 10x25 R. W. Lawton 10x25 N. B. Leonard Mr. Caldwell l . Dr. Simmons' PELLAGRA KILLS MORE NEGROES THAN WHITES JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 22.—D. W. W, McDonnell,'city heniln ofilcer, has issued for tho benefit vt citizezna of Jackaonvilh a statement which in­ cludes all the information .scientists have been able to lonrn o f pellagra. Tho vtutcirten’, also mcludcs statistic on tho disease dn Jacksonville during the last ten years, which shows that the ratio o f deaths'was five whites to nine negroes. “ Case histories show that the vic­ tims usually cat a starchy diet, corn bread, baker’s bread, grita, white rice and occasionally white bacon,” said the statement, 'Sweetened tea and awtetened coffee are the uaual drinks. It goes without saying that the dis­ ease Is usaally found among those who are in destitute circumstances. “ To avoid pellagra and allied trou­ bles drink milk, at least one pint, but better still, a quart. Use whole wheat flour. Eat plenty o f green vegeta­ bles,, cabbages, spinich, mustard and turnip greens, carrots. Florida or­ anges v will prevent scurvy, one or two a day, pulp and all fo r adqlta, give tht children the Juice, Eat po­ tatoes, skid and alt White rice should be taboo. Millions tin eon qnpolishcd riqe in 'India, Peas and beans contain food elements that will overcome ptlfagra. Meats should be used sparing­ ly. Fat bacon aa a steady diet without other balances, is wrong. Drink plen­ ty o f w ater" . *■ The per capita debt o f the United States is $224.81. It's enough to make ua proud of being able to get credit or else to keep us humble Jfor being Jh debt. AGENTS FOR Phone 17 Oak Ave. and Third St. When all the members of the Florida Citrus Exchange buy grove materials and packing house supplies through the Exchange Supply Company they will save enough to more than cover the costs of marketing. When one-half or more of all the citrus growers of Florida market through the Florida Citrus Ex­ change and use £he facilities of the Exchange Supply Company their pavings will be even greater and cover a considerable part of the expenses of packing. These statements are not idle estimates based on guesswork but are dependable forecasts 'founded on the past four years’ perform­ ance of the Exchange Supply Company. Its greater usefulness to the citrus growers of the state will be in exact proportion to the opportunity they give it to serve them. No other source offers as much help \n reduc}i)g posts of pro­ duction.; ' >. •' i.; Otb member* of the Florida Citnu Exchange may share in lavkgs tffectcd b* lhe E x ch sif• Supply Company. For full detail* tee tilt ■•anal Sub-Ex­ change or Association maaagtr. �f-m % THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28,1921 THESANFORDHERALD Mother’s at the mountains, Daughter’s «t the beach, Son is off on a camping trip, Fine time's had by each. OPERATING A DAILY PAPER. i THE HERALDPRINTINGanPAHY ZM ADTAMCMf TEAM• « a f t f t t t < > t > f t .. Hm Father’s at the office— Mercy—an’t it funny— . AH he gets U postcards And requests for money. — PhD H. Armstrong in Times-Union. Sanford is growing every day. Don’t let the weather affect your advertising. ' You are apt to want to take a siesta about this time of the ' |m >, sr U s s*r i % n iia n n u m . u* We who live here do not i those .who have been aVay. it like ~rorr. n Adrer L*ai ft; prt TMF. AMI'RICA*. PRESS ASSOCIATION That" “ stirvation in the south” story sounds strange to the people of Flor­ ida. That new Suwannee Special ought to be a wiener, although understand it does not go anywhere near the Suwannee river. U p in Baker county tho moonshin­ ers become so’ peered at arrests that they shoot up the-town. We have noticed that they get very bold even when left alone. Ft rfe—. - BS - President Harding need hot fear the criticism of roetiibcra,<d his own party. Even .Democrats criticise their president—when they get the chance. It only comes now and then. 'V • ------------ 0------------The Sanford ( Trade Extension is getting line results in many ways, and every business man o f Sanford should take an active interest in this movement that means so much to, Sanford. Now Is the time to clean up and brush up and put your homes and yards in good condition fo r the vis­ itors are already coming to Florida and next month will see many of them coming ben. r ------- -------------■ ----Lakeland has placed a ban on J*y walking. Good thing. The driver o f • 'car cannot tell.ju st what a jay walker is about to do when he. starts eroksing a street—and hardly anyone knows what some of the drivers will do at the same time so there you are, But a ride over the city will vine* the most skeptical that this c it y la In for the greatest year o f Ita his­ tory. -o Now is the time to stir up the at­ mosphere and put on special drives and stimulate the people into buying the summer bargains. ■o ■■ in West palm Beach lighting his cigar, set fire to his eye shade and burned his eyes. What is tho an­ swer? Stop smoking or stop using eye shades? .% ------- 5— o -----------We note that newspapers are con­ solidating insteadiof spreading opt and it looks jike ‘ there .will be less newspapers in FinnJs this winter than ever before.— :— — ° — 5— Although John Phillip Souts, the great band leader, cannot hear any more, he still 'directs his band. We have often wendervd if this were true o f other band' leaders. . While the cattlemen are ~ casting about for a market fo r their beef, why don’t some o f them try slaugh­ tering beef here in Sanford, putting them on cold storage and beat Ar­ mour to it , All we need to do is to stand behind the Chamber o f Commerce and every good movement that is taking place here and put over everythin# that means something for the upbuilding of Sanford. The Sianford Band is all right. We hope they perfect a' jtaqng organiza­ tion, let nothing split them up, get to­ * gether and stay together and wqrk 1110 Trade Extension Committee o f for themselves like they would have the Chamber o f Commerce is working Sanford work fo r them. overtime in order to make the rounds o f the adjacent territory beforc the With the many new store rooms first o f October. It it such work as being fixed up snd the, many new this that brings the people to Sanford and all the merchants will get the businees firms that are ■expecting to locate here, there will be plenty o f benefit o f it. activity along all linee this season., The editor o f the Herald is work­ It all demonstrates that Sanford Is in ing on a patent device that will take lhe big city class. • — ■ - opeople acroas the street in an airship, The Temple Girls Club will offer e thus saving them the trouble o f get­ fine home to the girls who ere making ting out from under the wheels o f the their way in the world and ‘our girls cart and .the drivers the trouble of will have, better accommodations this picking out the pieces o f anatomy season thqn ever before. This is n from the works o f the cer next morn­ greet work and should receive the en­ ing. • couragement o f every one id Sanford. -------------o-------- — . • The slacker list continues to cbme Compliments continue to come in to the Herald office end is really a for the Daily Herald end from the waste o f good paper as we do not in­ way in which people are tossing bou­ tend to -publish any o f i t The lista, quets the Daily Herald is evidently in the first piece, ere Incorrect, end striking the right sp ot And we ap­ In the second piece, the war is over preciate these kind words more than and those who went seem to have re­ we can tell. It helps a lot to know ceived but little praise for going, and that your efforts e r e being appreciat­ are now almost forgotten ,and those ed. --------------------------who did not go— well, what is the use o f saying, anything about i t We wish to thank the many friends to Pennsylvania officials to obtain the hearty co-operation o f the adjacent land-owner* and securing their per­ mission to remove undesirable trees along the highways If these are four inches or more in diameter at two feet above the ground. It is also ne e u a ry to obtain the co-operation o f companies operating overhead service lines. Several O f our friends complimented us yesterday cm getting out an extra telling kll about the big dirigible ZR-2 going down and the many Americans on hoard the newest air ship and those who w en intending to bring this gi­ gantic dirigible to this country. We iatimd to-give our reader* tbs'new* at all times. Wei get out extras to give the transient public a-sbot al the PUBLISHING THE WEATHER. very latest news right o ff Um press, to give the newsboys a chance to make So many folks wonder why a news­ some extra pocket change and last paper Sn Florida publishes the daily but best o f all to let them yell on the weather report. I f they knew how street and let the world know tits! m^ny inquiries we receive every week Sanford has a real daily paper. Wa from folks in the north about g u r don't know how other people fe d weather, they would know why we about this trifling matter but when publish the daily report. It is the you can hear a newsboy yell about U s only -way they can find out a bout our home daily and especially when he summer as wall as our winter weath­ is selling extras telling about some­ er, and the daily weather report is thing that has just happened it makes the best part o f the paper in the you think you a n living in a real c it y . opinion o f those who live'in the north And the Dally Herald can always be and take a Sanford paper, because depended upon, to give you all the they are interested in Sanford, and hews right from the wire*. We have expect to live here some time. Chris. thp exclusive right to the wires o f the Codrington sums ft up in the DeAssociated Press, the greatest news Land Dally News as follow s:;*!: gathering agency in the world and this has {jeen demonstrated time and again. > W hy, asks a DeLand man, do you For instance Urn Herald had the cable publish the local weather, when we o f the’ accident to the dirigible yes­ afe all here and know what the terday only a few hours after the ae- weather is without you tellipg us? cident happened and not even "the’ largw* arc no* a® here, brother. The er dailies that get here at night had DaiIy to between 200 and 300 the complete story as .given by the pr°plr outside the state who subSanford Herald. The morning papers, scribed and paid fo r It before they o f course, had nothing about it as it ■left in the spring. They are interesthappened yesterday morning after the, cd the weather we are "enjoying.” morning dailies were published- This I Many'of-thera believe that we fry in story Was given to the Herald readers DeLand Hrom June to October, but at least six hotirs before they, could j when they read the daily weather repossibly get 1t from any other source port, and compare it with their own and we are just that far ahead of any nomes in the north, they learn for other publkatiqn that comeS to your themselves that It is no hotter hem city. That is one o f the benefits of than elsewhere— though the hot having a daily paper of your own. Asd weather docs linger longer.’ And what then in connection with the world they learn for themselves, they re­ news we give you all the state news member. fresh from the wires and all the city and county news right now and this CONGRATULATIONS TO THE latter part of the paper you cannot N E W S.. and never will get from any paper ro »r own littl.T f.n fcH D .ily ^ N„ , p . M u , , . , C o . W. no » , l n , t h » b -o otfomr ^ u * n .L .n 4 RccoH . the daily—the idea o f doing something for Sanford— that has been our sols idea since we stsrted the Herald many y ea n ago. No other motive fafca ever actuated our thoughts, guided our pen, controlled our movements. B f t * are only calling your attention to these facta lest you forget. San­ ford baa a real daily paper and as the city grows it will grow *with it and always be just a few minutes ahead of—well, we might say o f the sheriff — but we really mean ahead o f the times. SHADING TH E HIGHWAYS. planting trees end shrubs end even fruit, trees'along the public highways o f Florida should be'done by the coun­ ty commissioners-of all the counties. It is showing Florida ss it should be shown. Farms ’ should be improved along the highways snd the entire countryside should' be made to bios-’ som Hke the rose end-show the visi­ tors that Florida is truthfully the "Land o f Flowers." The St. Peters­ burg Times has •a timely editorial along this line as follows: With -plans in the making •for the widening o f the main pared highways o f Pinellas county, the commissioners should give some attention to the planting o f shade trees along the sides o f the roads. Perhaps the best ex­ ample o f planting o f this sort is tile Hillsborough county memorial. high­ way which runs to the Pinellas coun­ ty line from Tampa. What'other sec­ tions o f the country are doing along who have come forward and offered this line is cited in the Pensacela More lives were lokt In the inter­ t o do ell In their power to kill off the Journal, which says: The growing sentiment for beauti­ est of science when those brave men anonymous letter writer who at­ gave up their lives yesterday on the tempted to bluff the Herald regard­ fying the improved highways of the ZR-2. , And again we would Hke to ing the advertising we should accept country by planting%of shade trees, both remind the government that .war­ We don’ t want him killed off. The shrubbery and hedges along sides o f the roadway is in some in­ ships, airships, end ell other war ma­ Ku Klux Klan will take care o f all stances crystallising into action. terial are crating a lot o f money end such cattle. The State Highway Department o f lives, end ell for naught as measured — oIn terms o f peace. If the U. 8 ., Tanneries should flourish in Flor­ Pennsylvania has begun planting a would cut down two battleships e ida, says the Tampa Times. And large number of America^ elms and sugar maples along the state highway year we could here good roads so they should. And so should across the continent built with this abhatolra, end slaughter houses, and between Gettysburg end Harrisburg. money that is now absolutely wasted. cold storage for meats. jThc differ­ The work is being done under the di­ rection o f the State Forestry De­ ence between the price charged by partment. ’ ' ■’ The real Ku Klux Kian writes a the fanner and the consumer holds State Highway Commissioner Sad­ lettqr to the Herald today and it is good with meats as well as .with ler says it is the aim o f the depart­ published on the front page o f this produce. * : , . •; -, ment eventually to beautify ell the issue as we wish to give it ae much mein highway routes in Pennsylvania prominence as we gave the so-called Mialnl will spend 1100,000 on adver­ through the intelligent planting o f K u Klux 1stter on Tuesday. The let­ tising this season. That shows which shade trees. A plan has been worked ter today follows out the idee ex- way the wind blows. Miami already out with the eld o f the forestry de­ l by the Herald in regard to the had the reputation o f spending more partment whereby e comprehensive Land ideals o f the Ku Klux Klao. money fo r advertising than any city system o f planting trees along state ro f the Herald is not a men* In Florida and It evidently pays the highways Will be taken up. The highbar o f the Kian, but knows that the city big dividends or they would ^ m i^ io ^ jr ^ ^ d e r ig n e t e d real Kian writeS ne anonymous let­ double their advertising campaign. the highway to be planted, the com­ ters, makes no Idle.- threats, Inter- Money spent in advertising a live city missioner o f forestry wilj inspect the ferae with no man's legitimate ba*J- '* spent, highway, ncommi ness, makes no war on respectable planted and will give in detail la p Florida .railroads have asked fo r a pirating operations, such ns distance, citizens o f any color, end upholds the. lew against those who would tear ft•l new hearing on the unreasonable care o f stock, size and depth o f holes. down. At least that wan our idea o f, rates. O f course, they want a tw-1setting or the trees, fertilisers, stakthe Kian end the letter tends t? hearing? They want all tbsy cag get, tag trees, planting craw, necessary a rehearing might give them an-1 tool*, ’ appruxinj .te time required end strang the bell .And bonus, or s other details. State foresters will diwish l incident Is other raise?, or u lie in a new rect the operationi end inspect the ts con- chance to gouge not es- ' trees from time" to time. let- spot. In order to tnake a soetos of * -such as-this it is necessary, according . . M ->U op ,rite both plant, .n th. future. They will make the Record plant the job plant, and continue to publish the Reebrd as the weekly pa­ per. This will give DeLand one good daily paper and the weekly under the same management, and will raver the field. It is tiie oidy way. - One g ood paper in a constricted field can get by •nd give the people service where two will keep up the fires o f political (actional fights for the oenefit o f a few who enjoy such petty stuff but will not be of any benefit to the-city. Times ere changing end bulineaa men want a real newspaper ami not e po­ litical organ. W H AT THE LAW SAYS. State, county end municipal offi­ cials who withhold from the inspec­ tion o f the public at all or any con­ venient hours, the public records are direct and flagrant violators o f the law which they .are sworn to uphold and obey. in chapter 5942, Laws o f Florida, approved June 7,1909, we find the fo l­ lowing: "All state, county and municipal' T h r a s records shall at all times be open for I personal Inspection of.a n y citizen o f the state o f Florida, and those in charge o f such records shell not re­ fuse this privilege to any dtixtn. y “ That any official who shall violate the provisions o f this act shall be subject to removal or impeachment.” Some times, in some counties, tt seems the public cannot get access to the records o f certain officials until the pleasure o f the individual official or his clerk permits, et other times and places it is the custom to enter i#tt*in records on a private slip or book end some time after, day* or weeks, as the case may be, write them Jti back hi the pteper place in blanks left fo r them. Any ot all o f these methods o f withholding those rec­ ords from the public are direct And flagrant violations o f the law cited above. The TribJue Is tobl there ere Cer­ tain counties, for instance, where e marriage license m ay be secured and no possibility o f its issue getting into papers until weeks after, if erer, through *the ‘•‘kindness * o f the clerk or official who keeps c "private” record book fo ranch would-be secret licenses. This is a grevmus error to fell into. The object o f requiring marriage licenses l* that the public may be kept informed o f them. They ere a safeguard to the boys ami girls o f the state. Issue o f them means im­ mediate notice to the public that mat­ rimony I sabout,to be consumsted by a ma nand a woman, and it gives op­ portunity for those who have legal or moral right to bbject or forbid it, to come forward with their objection. It is well to obey the spirit o f the lew as well «■ the cold lettenof it.^Tn mpa. Tri bune. . -------------O-------------' •' SPEED KILLING. MORE THAN WAR. Thirty thousand personas are ac­ cidentally killed or injured every day hr the United States. Every minute five persons meet a naecidrntel death. T he figures ere those o f the war risk insurance department A large pro­ portion of these deaths occur in auuto accidents. Suppose thirty persons were killed today in n railroad accident and that tomorrow about the same number should be killed in another rail smashup, .and the day following as many more persons should be killed in still another rail crash. Every newsppaer in the lend would be feat­ uring the fast cm the first page and there would be speeches in Congress calling fo r an investigation and for emergency .legislation. We have been preaching safety first fo r ten years, but seem to practicing safety last. Spe- d is killing more Americans day by day than ».ny w ar'over , di«L— tapper's Weekly. —.-----—o-------------EU8TI8’ FINE BOOKLET. Eustls Board o f Trade has just is­ sued a fine booklet that is a work of art in every particular. From -cover to cover it is a gem o f the printer's finest work. Filled with beautiful pic­ tures o f Eustis arranged In the best o f order it is e piece o f advertising that will not fail to catch the eye “bf the prospective tourist and home seek- h e r & l G ONE, COME TO DAYTONA DAYTON A BEACH AND SEABREEZE For the BIG ►AY : CELEBRATION S ept 3-4-5 d o u b l e -h e a d e r STATE LEAGUE BASE BALL GAME JA C K SO N V IL L E VBx DAYTONA At Daytona; L BAND CONCERTS B y BushnelTs DeLand Band AU TO RACES With Cash Prizes FLYING Passenger Flights and Special Thrillers SURF BATHING •On the finest Beach in the . World SHORE DINNERS at the Beach H otels DANCING Saturday, Monday Nights Come and Spend the Week-end B R IN G A L L H I E FOLKS T O T H E B IG TIM E F o r entries, reservations or information, write, R. Lw SELD EN , Treasurer.’ er. Eustis is 4ne o f the beauty spots of Florida pod the booklet showing the many Lakes, the fine winter homes and the excellent fishing, recreations o f all kinds, the hotels, the streets, etc., ere bound to attract new people. The booklet,was printed on the preas o f the Lake Region Printing Co., and redounds to their credit ; ------------ o —------- The whole-hearted way in which the Clyde Line officials promised to .join hands with the Sanford Chamber o f Commerce shows that they are tincere end will do aH they can In bring­ ing down the freight rates. Give the Clyde Line your business. Ship by water. - ’ a r n e Are Making W ar on the High Cost of Living, Offering to the Public the Most Complete Stock,ever, in Shoes, Clothing and Furnishings at prices that cannot be resisted. A visit to our store will ; -■ # Jr convince j:■you. Men's All Leather • f) n r f o CA •Work Shoes, from.... V ^ * U ’ 18-in. Top Boots, Lace, Ca]fslocfc, £A formerly $13.50, now —___ $aJaUV Men's All-Wool Serge ' !' JO? 50 fcSlliltS i...il-rtWijl>. r**-*»» »**•*. Men's'Wool Casimer d*1 and (M 0 tinttd «..**».a .-SW t I l i S S K ......$ 4 5 0 ™ $ 7 5 0 Buster Brown, Childrens Shoes at great reductions. . •;; _... •.• Red Cross Ladles' Shoes and other lines al greatly reduced prices. Few specials yi Ladies Shoes, d\4 CA were $6.50, now...... — — .. ngAU M B ret $ 1 2 .0 0 Casimer Salts, two <MO A|j pair pants ..... .................... _ Hoys’ These are Pre-war Offerings. ’[ • - t Furnishings and Hats at great reductions. •* - • • * RIG BARGAINS IN A R M Y GOODS---------------- --------Army Mattresses, A-l qualify for M CA cots or single beds ... & $ 2 j9 8 -$ 4 .7 0 16x16 Anny Tents, only Aft Rain Coats and other Army Goods at 9x12 Army Tcnle $ 2 2 .0 0 $350 * , Tarpaulins or Auto covers, " $V2*50 • • •' ’ •'•' Great Reductions. Look for FIRST STREET mmm if'.- V.mins r ■r - « i m ism i O T IH3SV1 �.* / T H E S A N F O R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y , A U G U S T 2 6 ,192 1 MURDER WELL OUT TRUTH WELL TELL, OSTEEN CREME OUT &iime WaETBT of Two Years Ago, Murder of Qoltsaw Cornea to Light inzen Persons Trapped „ Fire Which Destroy­ ed the Brown House “Murder will out and truth will tell,” William Woodward, a white man about 60 years of age, was arreatod yesterday afternoon at Osteen and is now in jail charged with the murder of John H. Qitxaaw, which oc­ curred at Osteen on the night o f July 31. 1919. I P NO WAY AT PRESENT OF Prom appearances, Quitsaw was sit* finding OUT HOW MANY ting In a room at his houso near Os­ PERISHED IN FIRE teen, and was reading a paper, or pro­ paring to read, as his glasses were be­ MACON, Ga, Aug, 22^-A dogside him when found and a light was a peraoiuuare believed..to.June~ burning on tho table. Hta chair was a ta trapped and burned to death near a window. When found tho en­ p a fire which destroyed the tire top of his head had been blown I Brown House, a downtown hotel off, and brains and parts of the skull u d bait of the block in which it were spattered over the walls, A cor­ b located, here early today. Owoner's inquesf was held, but a t that Jn to the lose o f the register time it was impossible to secure evithere is no check 00 the number donee, Basing. Ten persons are suffer- j The arrest, was made yesterday on I tag from burns or Injuries sus­ } a warrant sworn out by John Tatum tained in Jumping from the second of Osteen. Sheriff Morris informed V i third floor* and.ere' In the Jthe reporter that.a negro woman who Boapitnl. Starting from an exhad been living with Woodward replosion of chemicals in an adja- j ported to Tatum that Woodward bad cset drag store v^hlch Mew in the .confessed to her that Tie killed Quitaide of the structure, tha fire Jxaw, and.this Tatum reported to the qaickly shut'off the escape o f sheriff. Tatum suggested that bo ■any hotel guests and a heavy could secret himself in the Woodward has of life Is believed to have rehouse, Woodward being deaf, and that silted from the numbers being the woman would get'Woodward to trapped in the rear halls Af the repeat his story of tho killing so that betiding. Those in front o f the Tatum could War. This was done, and feuding were forced to jump from Tatum took young Haney with him. windows because the stairways They secreted themselves in the house, were blown away b y,th e explos­ and the woman got Woodward to re­ ion and the fire escapee were en­ late the story o f the killing. veloped in flames. Men on the Woodward is said to have stated sidewalks saved many women that he killed Quitsaw because Quitirem injury by catching them In saw informed on him (Woodward) for their arms. Between one hun­ selling liquor and was the .cause of dred and one hundred* and fifty his arrest. He Is said to have stated persons were registered in the ho­ that he used No. 4 bird shot and a tel G. L. GUder, who escaped by single barrel shotgun. dropping from the third floor o f Quitzaw was discovered the morning the hotel annex said he certain after the murder, or the morning of fe left ten or fifteen men behind •the murder, about 8 o'clock, b y Geo. him in that part of. the building Brooks, who went to his house., For who hod no .way of escape. T h e. two year* the murder has been a mys­ only known death at an early hour tery, which now promises to be clear­ tsday was that of d. W. Hays, ed up. Justice of the peace, who died State Attorney George DeCottea from burns while being taken to was-informed by phone this morning the hospital. of the arrest and stated that he wou|d Two bodies o f men "burned so be present,when the preliminary took badly that It is believed Impossible place before County Judge McCrary te identify them, were found on in DeLamL— DeLand News. the secund floor by firemen soon mtcr'a search o f theruina began. Hastings Farmers Harry Swansberg, Central of Georgia locomotive engineer, who Planning to Plant a was burned and injured In jqmpBumper Potato Crop log from the building, died short­ ly before noon, bringing the laswn dead to four. It is teller«d at leant eight other bodies ere egisteS missing la the ruins. IN HONOR OF VISITOR - - —- r ■■ I ** 1Tram TharwUy'i Daily) [ A putty compliment to. Mias Saiiie pnrard, of Bamcsville, Ga., the guest F her sisters, Mrs. Porter Pitta and pli*. Leslie Bryan, was tho party givplast night by Mrs. Pitta at her home * Magnolia ave. A profusion o f pink vines and crepe Myrtle, with ferns, were used in dec■sting the rooms. These lovely vines entwined over the windows and • the chandiUere, 'while cut glass of the crepe Myrtle were effectiwly placed. Ptach was served throughout the "'rin g by Mrs. Leslie Bryan, later In Gening brick tee cream carrying the pretty color scheme, with anNftiod cake, was served. A fter feIreshmenta the guests motoretTout to F*« lake where swimming and other **t*r sports were enjoyed until a late (Train T w d ,y ’ » D»ity) Mrs. W. T. Langley was tho charm­ ing hostess at a weekend house party at her apartment at Daytona Beach. Those from Sanford enjoying this (Ulightful affair were: Mrs. F. B. Langley, Misses Agnes Dumas, Flor­ ence and Ethel Henry, Berita Lake, Daphne Wimbleh and Dorothy Rumph, fnere were about fifteen guests who A number o f the young men from here joined the party Sunday. “ joyed this delightful courtesy. Watch for Service Station GAS, OILS, VULCANIZING BATTERY SERVICE SEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds o f hauling. 81-tfe Little Roberta Ambrose Is visiting (thia week with her grandmother in eitr trmd* la S tated and otter vacant cttlee, Palatka. Till* la a aroodvrful opportunity aa you will te retainer the canals* 1 . IL W ilk in rrodacta A. F. Westordlck has another car, laclodtas WaUtaa' Oocoaaat Oil Shampoo, Gar­ da Fare TowOaf. Fruit Drtak* and ovtr 18? o th­ a Ford truck, this time. at product*. Writ# today t e frao aampta and Mr. and Mrs. T. 0 . Tyner have had perttcxUr*.—Tha l . B. Walklaa Oo., «| Mam______________________ 81-dte the Colt Gas Lighting System install­ phla. Tana. ed at their home this wookJ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krcll ami little FOR SALE— it a 817 West First 8 t Dorothy, motored down to Isieworth , Eight rooms and bath. For price graven ear Windermere, to spend the and terms, write box 782, Daytons,, Week-end with their relatives, leaving Fla. 46-tfe on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Johnson, the father o f Mrs. SEND 81.00 and receive 2 8-4 lbs. o f smoked mullet, the kind that's good. Mealor, who has been visiting hero Postpaid*— David Phillips, 217 North fo r a number o f days with ht wife, Besch. Street, Daytona, Florida. has returned to their home at Winter , . . . . 98-Stpy—4tp Garden, and hla wife will remain a little while. We also hear that some FOR SALE—8 1^3 acre grove, con­ taining 100 bearing trees. Also of thsir Johnson cousins from Geor­ gia are Expected for a. visit soon. } good five roomed houao. Apply Mrs. 63-Stp Jcsso Lee s having a little vacation J. M. Long, Chuluota, Fla. this week. All will be pleased to l*’OIl SALE— 1 motorcycle, In good, condition. Cheap fo r cash. Inquire hear,that his wife is improving. 2-ltp Mr. and Mrs. Hilmer L,undquLst 818 Palmetto. and little daughter, o f Fort Meade, FOR SALE— 107 acres hammock land have arrived , and will visit a t tho * splendid farm for general farming homo o f their parehts, Mr. and Mrs. “fir truck, 3 miles from Enterprise on J. ’C, Lundquiat, ond*4heir brothers good road and near Garfield station. and sisters, at this place. Hilmer has Come and see.— N. E. Overman, Moss2-ltp to return to his work at tho bakery dale, Fla. ’ on Friday, but his wife and d a U g h tHaircut 40c at new barber shop, will remain for another week. Second street, new DeForrast Build­ Charles Cramer, who lately came ing. We specialise In children’s hairfrom Nashville, with his w ife and cutting.— Albert Grainlitig, i Manager. ' ~ 2-ltp family, and who has been stopping S ' at the home of his uncle, V. C. Collar, was a caller with him - Thursday at ENERGIZER SERVICE AT the Ballinger home. ORLANDO A very pleasant house-warming The "Energizer" Service can be had surprise party was given last Satur­ at Orlando at 18 West Central Ave­ day evening at* the home o f Mrs, Al­ nue. 48-lfc ma" Ncece and .her father, Mr, Maim, In' Orapevilie to give them the glad hand o f welcome,to the community. COM PANY C OP They have lately come to make their W . PALM BEACH permanent homo among us and near­ LEADING FIELD ly sixty young and old gathered there. Among the crowd were also two sis­ JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 24— Comters, Mrs. Hamel Tolar, and Mrs. pany C, West Palm Beach, led all the Harold Haskins, o f Sanford. A doz­ field Monday in the rifle competition en fine cakes were cut fo r refresh­ being staged at Camp Johnston for the ment, and served with cofTco to the Taliaferio trophy. This- company's jolly ■ * crowd. * score was 788 points. Company K, Orlando,-was second with 714 point*. Company I, Tarpon .Springs way thrid with 652 points. Company rF, Jacksonville, was sev­ (I m Watoaotor’a Daily) H with' JH score o f 622. enth A. S. Hughes, formerly o f thU city Twelve teams, representing units o f but now o f Sebring, la spending sev­ the Florida National Guard, "ore com­ eral days here. peting fo r the cup. The winner o f the Little. Mias Helen Douglas, o f Gold­ trophy«wUl be decided Tuesday when en Lake, was the week-end guest of the 600 and 1,000 yard ranges are Ellen Telford. shot. A number o f changes In stand­ Mr. and Mrs. Natiian 0 . Garner are ing may take place Tuesday night visiting in Delray aa the guests of the since the last targets are the hardest letter's brother, Columbus Keene. Following,are the complete scores 'Ervin Seay, who tea been the guest o f the teems at the close of Monday's of hts cousin Robert Thrasher, at bis firing: home on Celery,.avenue for the past Co. C, West Palm B e a ch -------- .—.788 week, le ft this afternoon for hit home Co. K, Orlandoin Dade City, . * Co. I, Tarpon Springs — .— .......652 Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Forster hare Co. H, Lake City ' *■!*!*»■ **<r*6--«,*637 returned from a trip to Jacksonville, Co. G, Starke...... .... ........ ......... L....686 making the entire distance in their car Co. B, Miami ......... ............... 638 and stopping over in St. Augustine for Co. F, Jacksonville ............. :._«22 some time. The auto trip gave Mr. Co. D, Sanford ........... „496 Forster time to- study conditions in Co. I, Wauchula ___ - ...... I_______ 566 various sections' o f the state and he Co; A , Daytona — ..........................865 stated this morning that Sanford looks Service Co.,. St. Augustine and more prosperous and there teepis to Hastings -.846 be more rear business in this city than Headquarters C a , St, Pet«rsburg..489 any other part o f the state. Mr. and Mrs. Joe tewton, o f Ovie­ IN HONOR OF VISITOR. do, were in the city today. R. W. Pearman returned last night ( T t e TburiS»7'» IM lr) * ' ■ ’’ from a flyihg trip to Jacksonville and Mr*. VL A. Letter entertained very reports everything flourishing In the delightfully Tuesday evening,* In com­ big city. pliment to her sisters, Misses Msrgaret, Mary and Jean Linton, o f Mon(Tram n u tte 'i DaOr) Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Metcalf- and chil­ Jicello, who are her house guesta. Quantities o f pink vine was used dren, o f Bartow* are spending several in decorating the living room. These days here^ at the Montezuma. .*• ' pretty vines'were artistically "en­ Mrs. \V! D. Crabtree and Httla son, twined over the door* and wlndowq. W. D., who have been the guests of In the dining room, the pretty color Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat, left today for scheme o f pink and green was carried Miami, where they will spend two out with pink hibiscus. *' /'■ weeks. They will again return to SahDancing and promenade were greatf ford and will be the guoafs of Mrs. Roumlllat before returning to tbolr ty enjoyed by tke gugats, Punch was served throughout the evening > y home in Tampa* Miss Fern Ward and father,' Mr. Misses Car me to Barber and Luclle Harry Ward, spent the day here yes­ Newby- At a late hour dainty re­ freshments o f ice cream and cake terday. » hire. D. L. Thrasher left yesterday were served by littie Mieses Helen for Hendersonville, N. a , where she Douglas and Ellen Telford, who i w fe will join her daughter, Miss May fitting organdie frocks. ! Those enjoying tte happy event Thrasher, who is spending, severs! weeks at, that popular summer.resort were Misses Mary and Jalim Zachary, with friends. * % v Gladys Bryan, Bailie Howard, Kath­ Mrs, Widemea CatdWetil left yester­ erine WUson, Fannie Rsba Munson, day for Dade City where she will Martin Brown and Edith Magee; Mr. visit rsletjves. , and Mrs. Howard Smith, Mr .and Mrs. . Mr. and Mrs. R. IL Dcaa motored Bragton .Perkins, Mn *nd Mw. Y*nce to Tampa yesterday where thty will Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Goodspend soverisl days. , *' ■ hue, Mr. and Mrs. 0 . R.. Linton, T. D. Ward, o f o f Dunn, N. C.. is Msasrs, Joe Davis, Tom Martin, Aland Raymond Boardon, Peter il, John C. liarriaon, Wallace Frank Markwood, Bherman the mother ho n o mhaUnad food. which will develop every part of Ita body. Anal^cia o f PaHna O-McUn* Fmmd tb tv i that it contains la proper proportion c//t!io elements I91 tnuecle, blood, hail and hide making, ae well aa a lar*o percentage " of Nitrogen fr?a extract, which etrapliea heel and energy. Theto ieno 15 to I8percent waste ae in feedins (he whole oate, due to itmD* owing whole. Purina O -f.’ oltn e F**d 1$ highly di- ;; T h a t ju st suits th o H orse and Mule's gppetite, a n d is easily ; ; digested. It elim inates w aste. Let ua show you. T h e n ext ;; tim e you buy H orse Feed, buy O -m olene fronji Cates Crate ; ; Co. and g et th e fresh stock ju s t out o f the car f r o m th e fa c!; tory. Y ou r h orse will d o better, w o rk harder and keep ;; healthier on P U R IN A O -M O LEN E , th e p erfect balanced ! |_ heavy g r a in and m olasses feed. T w o-th ird s o f a ton o f ! I O-M O LEN E g o e s as fa r in feed in g as a w hole ton -of oats and I J c o m , w hich m ak es it a m on ey saver f o r you. 1 •: * W e carry O -M O LE N E IN A N Y Q U A N T IT Y , and alw ays ; •,freah, a car e v e ry week w h ich enables us to keep it fresh fo ry o u ^ S ) 'r % . •?.. '. W hen you w ant fe e d think o f O -M O L E N E and phone Phone 181 NOTICE! MOTOR TRIP TO WEST COAST Judge and Mrs.- J*~ Q. Smith arid daughter, Marie, o f Birmingham; Mr. We have moved our grocery store from opposite the postoffipe to the new DeForest building on Second St. between Sanford avfeuo and Palmet­ to street, rear of tte Sanford Dry Goods Co. We Will be pleased to see all our old customers and also new ones.—Merchants Grocery Co. f ' 2-ltp and. Mrs. Sim Fair and Miss Marie Fair'and Archie Fair, o f Prsttaville, Ala.; Mrs. Frsfik Mllteer and little daughter, Frances Fair, of Fort My­ ers; Mr, and Mrs. Woodward Barn­ well, of Tampa, and Mr. and Mrs. The only thing that tea fewer Braxton Perkins left this morning fo r a motor trip down the West Coast. friends than a wart |s tha man who They will visit Tampa, Clearwater, brags that hs la a knock-out with the ladies. St. Petersburg and Pass-a-Grille. irould make the average house a lot more consortable. What is it that your houw needs? Let’s see: sun j room, sleeping porch, sum­ mer kitchen, bedroom/bath-’ room, hardwood floors,, new roof,garage,fencc8f treilis, flo’ seats? Lumber makes them the lumber. Price* never will ! �T H E SAN FO RD W E E K LY H ERALD . FR ID A Y. A IM l.S T s. pvimiod. 26, 192l n. a Ooa>pi«in*ni». IF THE GROWER W ILL GET BUSY ON THIS MOVEMENT Gillen, proprietor of a largo depart­ ment stare at that place, says: i• (From Florida Grower) "1 have a customer here who was In bed for three years and did not go to A‘ meeting o f fruit growers o f South a meal at any time. She had five phy­ end West Florida was held in Tamps sicians and they gave her tap. One on Friday, August lfi. There was an bottle o f Tanlac got her up, on the i« « ( flo rid * , earnestness about the various discus­ second bottle she commenced keeping rallow*, to-wll sions that Indicated a singleness of ship used. house and on the third she did all the purpose. “ The railroads end the coun•The Tampa Inter-Ocean Steamahlp cooking and housework for a family o f try-at-larqre must be mads to realise Company directors and stockhelders, eight” * that this mutter of transportation has being local men, a n intlrestsd In the ' This sounds really incrodlble, but it developed Into a serious thing, and welfaro o f the Florida dtrua industry, comes unsolicited from a highly crodmeans nothing more or lets than the will be glad to co-operate and a n here itable sou rce and is copied verbatim salvation or practical extinction of to servo,” said Mr.. Shore. ‘ |from the letter. •* . fruit and vegetable growing In FforiIt was suggested that (he Middle Tanlac 4ls sold In Sanford by the da,” aald one man, and he voiced just West uses many gn pefru lt, and that Union Pharmacy and leading drugabout the opinion o f the entire, aaaem- by shipping by water to New Orleans gists everywhere.— Adv. hlager which consisted o f growers In all tides, business men and repreasnTHEY ARB GOOD. PEOPLE. tat Ives o f steamship linen. Fruit growing Interests ware not so great­ Commenting o f the Herald editori­ ly represented, for many wars not al regarding the trip to Osceola, tbo able to be present, or even be informMelbourne Times says: !/ ed o f tKe meeting, owing to absence Mr. Swann, when asked about Tam* The Times wishes to add that the from the state. , p* terminal facilities, said that queaomc* SMtu sa «ntms w«*t people o f Osceola are among the fin ­ to* *f tbs BoaSard Orsat SM Dr. Mark Sample, of Haines City, tion will take care o f Itself automatest on earth. Most o f them formerly waa chosen as chairman o f tha mast- ically, and that it will be no trouble lived at Hopkins and were the best o f r, to-wlt: ■ ing, and Josiah Yarn, of Bradentown, to get men to furnish facilities if the neighbors. Sanfbrd does not >know ,b2 B 5 J l*l*r*«uo. of <** was appointed secretary. L. 0. Ed- fruit is ’going jo be delivered. He said B.aford a rut wit* tb* Wmt ll-Towwhlp IB Bum of R**fo wards, o f Thonotosassa, stated that there should be difficulty in getting what it la missing by not knowing the average rail rata on fruit now la railroads, outside o f this state, to help these good people better. The Herald’s of Buford Orut. advice to investigate the situation la $1X5 per box and that than is no in shipping. timely. A good rM d to Osceola will prospect o f relief from the.railroads. Mr. Yarn added that from NovemHe said that California la shipping ber to February, four months, ventila- be found worth while. I* Bratlo. SI. Towfohlp is. Soot* of S u n Edit. fruit 10,000 miles by water to tha tion only, and not refrigeration, |pUlot n>0d to 1* 1* eato* tut row Ur* •astern markets at seventy cents a equipment would be needed on* steamIcUlm wot latoroot to *ad to tU iudo bm box, wwhUe It is only about 2,000 ships. iIIWTI OMCTlbM, . * Tborofor., yoa. J.bm O'N.111. *ro tortby miles, or Qne-fifth the distance, from Mr. Edwards suggested that a carTampa. At this rata tha Florida go o f thirty or forty thoirnnd boxes - a. w .i w X T a liJ r . grower will grow poorer and poorer, o f fruit aent at once to oue market ■•Un ud tb.ro m.kt u m t U tU MU (omptatat oxUMtod *f*l**t row, otUrwUo he aald, and the only relief la for the might break the market enough to o ffdocroo pro oowfoooo wlU U ootorod. Aod *11 ot*or Mrtioo cUlmln* tar rl**L citrus growers to a man to join with _ _______________ ______ _ ___ _ tw or (nunot la Ud tw tU proportr Ur.to.bc other shipping Interests for water chour or Ta* Uwtlflcato No. ISO, dated tU dtecrtbid. by, thrawc* or uda* aaj of tU » *d dar of iant.A. D. ISIS, Ua OM Mid Oor- tte* MrMa unod. or otborwtet, tn ru«lrod transportation. . ten, to more markets. ~ * tincat* In nr orno* aad U* mad* appUeattow IS* ami twaar bafMw owr Mid Ortwlt OMrt T*1 «• lawte ta accord*new with taw. OowA Hum ta SufbrdTVlorlda, u tU 1 Chairman 8amp!e added that In any .M r. Parry, o f Fort Myers, said that Sabi roctineato. tmbr.ro. t*. foUowtac duertbof NorwmUr, ■A. D. 1«31, aad tbu a case, if the railroads could not carry It coats thirty-three cents to send • ml pnvortr altaatrd la RooUool* Ooo.tr, flart- thoro maka aaaoror ta tU Mil of con*telat < Btotk *> **■ C- Buford. IMMlad apwtaat Mid ukaowa p.rtloo, otbwrvl tha fruit on account o f a strike or box o f fruit from Fort Myers only to Si* Tbo Mid Uad bataf tuaaaMd at tU data of * dacr** pco cnof— wtu U toltrod ante other trotable, the railroad la the only Jacksonville. Ha spoke at some length proawnt outlet and the packing houses on the preferential rati rates given would have to close, so another outlet transcontinental trunk lines, east and by water would be necesiary. west, and said that to kee.> up a the During a generaLdlscusslon by vsr- port o f Tampa shipping both io* and ious men present the idea o f trans­ from Tampa mutt be built up. porting fruit by truck from as far Burks L. Hamner suggested that Stewart. Kit. east as Polk county would be entire- ships should be purchased, as Mr. Aten Ta* Owuncat* K*. Tl. Salad Urn Swd Sly of Jaw*. XT D. IBIS, baa ftted mM ettttflly'afeasible fo r all shipments through rate ta ■ / ofOe. and baa made .ppllr.tloo for the port of T^mpa. With TarapA as « « ' ' » aecwrda**. w flkuITaiS t , _ . (Wflineal, mbbrat*, tb. toltewtaa dlicrttnl the logical concentrating point, It was interrOcean proMrtr rttuus is smokoi* oowaty, rterMa. suggested that steamer Unas might elleved that ^ ‘iTta.’ u! also touch at Boca Grande, to serve Tampa m e h in t s wduld take as much Lee County, Charlotte county and oth­ stock in the enterprise as would the , BMlta Omp.Br, * corpor.ttew. Dorner southern territory. Fruit would be brought to the docks by truck or by bargers or small steamers of light draft Josiah Yarn, o f Bradentown, quoted a few figures that were ', startlingly true, as the fruit growers have found out to their cost. “ With 400 boxes per acre at a fair average,” Mr. Vam said, “ thia is about our position— and I think all fruit growers will agree with me. There has been added fifty cents per box in costs in the last two years, he said, or $200 per acre tax, equal to 10 per cent, interest on a $2,000 mortgage, and he asked what farmer would stand up under that perpetual mortgage on every acre, “ Fate helps those who help them­ selves,” he said, “ arid we are lucky to be between two oceans, with an avail­ able port at frequent intervals.” He mentioned that it is only about seven­ ty days until tbe season's movement o f fruit begins. “ With the present high costs culture o f groves, spray­ ing and fertilising will be neglected, a fourth o f the growers going practical­ ly out o f business each year until nothing much will remain in four ysars,. unless they seise the remedy now within reach,” reachL said Mr. Yarn. “ The club o f water competition fs pet- boat could be raised in a abort time. - * ' Mr. Williams, o f Manatee county, represented the vegetable growers, and said they would jolq with tha eitrua growers in ahipping by water. He said the expect 600 cars o f celery alone :he coming season, besides other truck n that county. He waa confident that the Norfolk and Western aild the C. * ). railroads would give good rates inand from Baltimore. He told o f the l ight the vegetable men are still putting up against the rail rates here, and said they are ready to turn to •teamshipa. it your nostrils are clogged and your head is stuffed and you can’t breathe freely because of a cold or catarrii, just get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm at any drug th r t . Apply a little o f this flagrant, aritiseptic cream into your nostrilr and let it penetrate through every a ir-p tv ■age of your head, soothing and heal­ ing the inflamed, swollen mucous membrane and you get instant relief. Ah! how good it feels. You* nos­ trils are open, your head iy clear, no more hawking, snuffling, blowing; no more headache; dryness or struggling for breath. Ely’s Cream Balm ta just what sufferers from head colds and eatanh need. It’s a dalight.— Adv. Ocean Steamship CoM said that ship­ ping conditions today are not normal, and it is hard to give close figures on what would be tbe cost of transporta­ tion, but it could be given approxi­ mately, estimating tha running ex­ penses o f a steamship and ita cargo capacity. He aald this charge would be perhaps fjfty cents per box, but could not promise that definitely, tho • AT COftONADO BEACH. he waa confident that there would be e considerable saving from the preaent rates o f about $1.25 per box. 8hlpe at* easy to get at low p children. William and Emily, also aa tha shipping board haa pleni Mr*. G. W. Yaliable and niece, Effie •eU. Mr. Shore aald that just 0*Cein. art over at Coronado Beach the new -member, o f the ahli board w i l W 1. uncertain, but I Upw Oa.*i Add I* Itewib Saaterd. TW'Mld laad M*MMd SI lb# date of tb. iMWiac. of rartlMntt in th« mem of tHkMiTB. Ate TAX OMtlftelt Sm. mi. tb* 2nd «** a baTflted Mid mtineSte la a>r kfnew aad baa- mad. apwttoatte. tar la* dnd lo ten. la amrdaan with tew. Raid nrttnnt# m b r .c tb. foltewlwe Awtrited pnimrtr .Ita.toJ la SMrtaote Cooaty, Florid.. Wwtt! Imt M. rtertda Uad * Cokmii.Uoo Oa’a Add. ts Iteatb fUatard. Thr aald tead ba­ te* .»*. . . nl .t t*. dal. . f tb. Inwaan of .aeb rrrtinc.tr la tbo aaaM of Uakaowa. UateM Mid fwtmntcc ab.ll b* rrdrmod arrordin* le law tat -dnd will Imm Hurt jo oo lb .»tb d»j O f 8*ptewtaor. A. D. ISSI. “^delal al*aaiar* aad Mai Ute ** A««W.I. A. D. 1BU. IRKAL) te A. DOUOLASS. St Cbtwlt O w t Miaul* Cbwat*, rta. lei* m. wskkb. a a Secretary I f- 7The * ° SecJ eU r>r is ,s in receipt o f a let-1 «*•">*• considerable space to a departI I ? ! * * “ 11° r. « ««."“ ■ S S & S g t S S * « " < " * . 'St- Jobn. ' AtlantJLc PQrt*. * magaslne d c _______ River uiver Porta i orts Development’ Our mat­ Orlando Chamber of opportunities n o t a v a i l e d the upbuilding o f the American mer­ ter fo r this department most come chant marine and the development of from you and we will appreciate auch Commerce Will Be iorcign and domestic trade relations suggestions and help as you can give Guests J S E L f t ? *>uth port* of us for our mutual benefit We know JacfaonWIle, FIil, Brunswick, Ga., 8a- that the sections bordering on the S t Johns river south of Jacksonville are s“ * hot only interested in attracting agriHr. Waite, in his letter, advises that ne has received an Inquiry from a sub­ MATTERS PERTAINING TO DE­ scriber asking -W h a t is a P ort?” and c coast points and manufacVELOPMENT INLAND WATER­ “ » * * ■"■!» Mpr.Mn“ ite d - Thii is cheaper than WAYS BE MAIN OBJECT * 5 * Attk“" ' p»rt* » k , ■cross the United States by ‘ .t *d fa t.,, i ^ under' the old r v *° J * * c,t,ea ,oe»*«d on the 8t, inhevetion over previooa af<w»a river, amongst which Sanford » similar nature it has been •from n , " ^ ' *™> — f 'r r M hat the qext monthly ban ' t a k th‘ —w t.rn holds a very prominent position. This L* O mo.# ___ 1 /H a a P. question was asked with the thought « * t jn ,t h o true sense of]the word tfie “ • •«*> «*•» in* _ * • A. DOUGU r * oxm s SSrjSBW to California, Oregon and Washing^ coat than from Blrmlngham. Why not ship this material to Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa and Pen»a col. .nd , Urt acme mllla in Flori­ da. It would betesa than half the distance to the Pacific coast.. Florida h** « c e s . to the sea M no other ■taU, and freight by water i. much M trouble. Fortunately, <y J«!'ni_which w«y evident in the pas has gradually disappeared. oBth thi Orlando, and Sanford Chambers o; t^ommeree but recehUy have had oc ninth Uatar Ooms^ar, a rwpuc.tiow, TB. i M. D. Bartmr. ' . .1 • ■torkbobten of tb. Vlortda Land a CtokmUa- Ttrtwa of that ftatU Saose at. Itewtfaw Uoo Ooajmsr. iJmlird. a corporatkm *f Car­ Ml. mad. aad round br tb. IIM. j. tead, aad *to tb# Mtkaowa drTiara. araalM. I'rrkUu, JMte* at tb. Tib Jadlrtal Clica m otlmr ctelmaate. bp. tbroM* w,on<Wr*ib. abota a.mod p.rllr., u f to aar aad an atbar HU. la a nrtala taw*, prodla* P*tw» or partte* wboaMtrtr elatadas aar rtebt, till* or tatertet ta aad ta I*, ralknrlac dnrrlbrd Uad, ctlute. tfta* aad tala* ta Um Ctantr of Rrmlaote aad Slat, of rfcrIda. uof. partteal.rlr doterttad m follow., to-wltl . , ‘ V ?'*1.*' •* • “ I tmi Kart of a petal •* h«rtkt"« tatmorttea of CtaamrrrUl fltnat' aad Raad Atnm . aa rtjowa Hr B. B. Traffurd'a map of Baatatd. nortda. run Itaan Soot* 104.3 foot lo tb. Nrttk Ua* of rtnt rtnot, tboan Kart .te r tb* ««*• «». lo* eth*r' the Ju 'urc will demand an even grcatoi i i ea? * ork on the part o f these or­ ganizations. . , *t is intended to sound the keVnnin v-l f v ifarif t0 know how often raarjc greets the operators every day. It means se rv ice 1 By this sort of telephone pr, you get quicker connections, the work is lightened and good service is greatly facilitated. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AN D TELEGRAPH COM PANY UOo o. our opportunitiesT . The Tribune is glad to . ttt * the state marketing bureau throw this harpoon of facta into the people. The * -_ ^ -paporodof FJo have for yoars b*m showing the to riches and renown. •But* the spouse hn sheen so feeble and so a that it is almost disheartening times. * The Tribune has seen the year or two. are availing themselves o f the opportunities pre­ senting from time to time, and in a thowheehi o f a varied industry ovei this land. . . ‘The Tribune haa shown how the motor barges o f modem times can, and do, ply between places on rivers and bays aqd gulf, carrying and bringing the commercial products needed by the separated places cheap­ er than tlther by railroad or by big , "■nQuet will be held Tuesday steamship. The greatest distribut­ n ? , L Auglut 20th at the Valdes ing center for fuel in the Squtheast ^0,c,• Tichets are $1^G per ewer. ta lb* State of rtertda lb. atrrk. rt . Mb *fMl »bom would Mad Ita i.U Motaau, If Utla*. aad It tarttar .prnflti Ita lb. Mid aurora MU b««ta Cited Ibrtll li a* brttet of tbs complain..t th.t ttm U . ta**■ or ai* sis— a tatatortod la ita two ta E ra ? il^taurt/, wtaot amata or u r n m ta It te Itatutara^rdMoSTtbal i M i t e n d U .11 of rot tppttr to tb. MU at (ompUl.l tartta «ted mi or tofora Uo«d*r. /Ita 3rd tar Octator. A. a IBM. .It li for(tar artarad (tat tbte aotlra ta pta 'tetod la (to Iteaford Herald , amramjta Itetod to Saaford. tomteol. Umulz. rVrtta, “ *t a work for M*bt (SI etaewratli* rota*. WITNKSS. B. A. PM*IBM. Clerk t r u c k rail OMrt of Brmtaote Oraatj, rterti*. rt ta OMrt Doom at Buford, rtertda. tbU ita M dap ot Au*ort. A. D. Itil. Railroads to Operate First Through Train to Florida Reso/ts A S^ PETEW BUROf Aug. "54.—W. or u a r:J,UBe*eet tntflc dav "nSf uU?ern Railway, here yester- ? Tu*inw«k announced that he­ w i n g November 6, the'Southern and rallw*y» will operate a ^hrough train f rom CUicinnatUo S t ' Nolku ta a»r or jo * , a. u. isu . ta. awd mis rarun ^ rah, 1. my nfflra .ad boa u O . .^Uratkm for Z, t.k «ta* ta Imm la acratoaara wtl* law. Hold 11, ratllriral. itakraSM Ite fbUiulu tacrlted . ' srauwrty rttuate* ta Iratub Ctanty. rtertda. M £ .W,L: strtm of MU or awI* *r aau JT te T»» as toot*, a.*** *0 Kul. t a K Si Ate.: T.t ttertMrate Km IS*, dated tto SadT nj tay *r J«M. A. D. IBIS, too nted mm cmin- IS rate te my wnra .ad bu u t e .poBralkm for “ a jfT S u .is s s “ Exquisite furniture, beautify! floors, artistic walls— C ^ t h e H r o t through train I m (he Wesrib go to Florida wr­ * It will e r r u Detroit niese ate m ore a matter o f g o o d taste than c o s t 1 U'M w , a a u . th™Ugh, aleeP*M from ■“ ■ f as lf0,n,r l° * T<lU ,tM,f ° f MOl opportunities. Experlenci ^ Jiness. . .Md Louisi]|eg0,TS eI ^ nd' rn'ii^001* * d'* r ' ch001’ Lut foo!i wI1 Stirply y o u ta v * s o m e g o o d p iece, o 'f A t m it U r t d u t have been crated over . J w H . » w running |me ? ’ “ M0 0ther' f-D of ,cr“t<:h« »nd ran. COOLEDGE HYGRADB Alkanet V«nid» Stain T<iil nuke- them look like taw. It colon md vrnmho in one appliction, and give, an «qu»«e finah to your fiunitum, floo^ and woodwoi » u 1 « r ^ ,U « ut thqt maj «t e T t a m * MpcHcnrff with th . „ U !»>« «>•* Ha, Uught it that the oppor ** ■»> -> * cinnT»|C.^pcda*‘ The train leaves Cinin the early evening. 1 ' ie - m e d i c a l W o r k AT ROLLINS COLLEGE UNDER PROF. CAMPBELL. J ™ ; *u r coura An Z , th*t 1-C u m u li l « i t a n ' h*,r„ ° ' He BloIo» r 2 will 'teach Invertebrate Anatomy. Z srzs? . nPrQr“ 8or .Campbell I n I e«H y and in the Masuohui-tto J l S S S l i **&* th ?“ RoIII,a' v " *torfc of the D °*xy. c- ! know o f no news that wil a greater number o f our read•n the information that the L a * * bulkhead bonds have declares the Eostia Lake •sale of the bonds wga at *b’ I recognised as excellent. i«.rd .d which, when it up the whole 1 1 * J ment of the St. Johns river is most as­ suredly reaching out to the cities loented thereon, and under the responsiDon’t iall everything you know -or nilitics that we assume we musVplsy * part o f helpfulness.. Consequently you won’t be able to come back fo r the our next and succedlng numbers will ecore, SS2 perhapa better than that a ship o f about l ing about 30,000 boon be bought for a total aald that In two. or t -fore. the.Maaaa.MPaM the other previously assfriied, sltho* they do not compare In sise. The suggestion was made that this Publication devote a portion o f its Jpace- to publishing information under he heading “ S t Johns River Ports “ Walt a minute, O n tral, I'll got the num HYGRADE •t - ‘W-n tta p om . hb o t h durable a n d �# TH E SANFORD W E E K L Y H ER A LD , F R ID A Y, AU G U ST 26,1921 tax orTive per cent onTUie^Jollowingf article* when sold by the manufac­ Returned florae Saturday from a de­ lightful viiit with relatives at Oonturers at the Aims given: nellsville, Pa. Ur. Britt alao bought Carpeta and rugs, $3.60 a square fall gooda in Chicago and New York, yard; trunks, $30 each; yalloes, travel­ while away. ing bags, suit cases and hat boxes, $15 each; purses, pocketbooks, shop­ (T m T M id ir 'l DtU;) ping and hand bags,.$4 each; portable Miss Mamie Rate Williams Is spend­ Tax Reviscion Bill Cuts $818,000,000 in 1923, Oh, Joy! BILL WILL PRODUCE OVER $ V 000,0000,000 THIS YEAR— REPEAL8 EXCESS PROFITS --------WASHINGTON, Aug.. 22.—The tax revision bill o f 1021, estimated to ctft $818,000,000 from the nation’s tax burden by 1923, was passed late Saturday afternoon by the House, 274 to 125, on an almost stra.lght party vote, Three Democrats supported the (r m H n U r 'i D tflr) Mrs. Endor Curlett, ofG eneva, was in the city today. Messrs. Henry McDonald and Rob­ ert Rowe, of Jacksonville, spent the week end here, returning to Jacksonville yesterday afternoon. They were Accompanied home by Mrs. Robert Rowe and little daughter Bettie, who have been the guests o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Betts, at their home on Oak avenue. Mrs. Caddy Thomfpn, o f Jacksonville, is the guest of her brother and sister, Mr. -and Mrs. W. S. Thornton, at their home on West First street Dr. and Mrs. S. Fuleston, Miss Ca­ milla Puleston, Mr. and Mis. D. L. Thrasher, Col. and Mrs. George W. Knight and family returned home yes­ terday from Daytona Beach where they spent several days at the Seaside Mr. and Mrs. John Dender, Messrs. Frederick and Jake Dender, of Flushihg, N. Y., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Melsch at their home on First street. Mr. and Mrs. John Den­ der are going to make 8anford their 21. Meantime the senate finance committee will hold additional public hearings on the.whole tax question and probably revise the measure in a number o f details. A s finally passed by the House with nearly 100 amend­ ments, the bill Is estimated to pro­ duce a total o f $3,347,000,000 revenue, this fiscal year, or $221,000,000 less than the estimate under the existing As repeal o f the excess profits tax and higher income surtax rates would not become effective until next Janu try I, the full force o f the measure will not be reflected In. government receipts until the calendar year, 1923. but Republican leaders say that through repeal o f the transportation and other taxes the reduction in. the tax bill In the next calendar year will be epproximalely $512,000,000. Principal Changes The principal changes is present Mr. and. Mrs. J. E. Dunwody, o f A t­ lanta, are spending some time here at the Montezuma. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Taylor o f Sa­ vannah, Ga., are visitors here, stop­ ping at the Montesuma. t u . ___ i u _ r a r t s ____ . . 4 u . 'S Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pieros and Mr. Harry Pierce, of Bartow, spent the day here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. 0 . P. Linton, of Monticello', Fla., aro registered at Montezuma. . Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hawkins, and children, o f Lake Monroe, and daugh­ ter, Mrs. Wheeler Marsh, of CjLond, were visiting W. E. Hawkins nnd family Friday and Saturday at Cor­ onado Beach. The many friends o f Mrs. G. A. Brewer, and her niece, regret that they have moved away from Sanford. They aro now on their orange grove at DeLeon Springe. Their neighbors and friends wish them much happi- ing a three week's vacation In Apop­ ka with relatives. Mrs. F. B. Langley re Turned home yesterday from Daytona Beach where she spent the week end as the guest of Mrs. W. T. Langley. 8h<\ was ac­ companied homo by Miss Teague Sim­ mons o f Moimtville, N. C. w Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Oberholser, Mr. Richard Church and Miss Gertrude Aten, o f Belvidere, 111., arrived in their car yesterday and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grayain at their home on Sanford Height*. __ Mr. and Mrs. A\ W. Lee spent the week end at Titusville as the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lee, Hr. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Parker, o f Ma­ con, Ga., aro spending some time here at the Montezuma. Mr. and Mrs.' Marsh, Mrs. F. Holleyhead and G. H. Wiegand, were among those from Jacksonville stop­ ping at the Montesuma yesterday. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bell, Mr*. Boyce Bell, Misses Virginia Palmer, Lottie Caldwell and Perris Lee Bell, Clifford Bell, jr., and Leslie Moufchton, formed a congenial party motor­ ing to Daytona Beach Saturday where they spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Dalger, ar., o f Tampa, arrived here this afternoon and are the guests o f their son, FredS. Daiger, jr. Miss Teague Simropns, o f Mount- and la the attractive guest o f Mrs. F. B. Langley, at her home on Tenth street. Mrs. T. C. Vincent, o f Vero, is ii> the city ,the guest o f her.sister, Mrs. R. J. Holly. .Mrs. Vincent has been visiting relatives in Tampa and will go to Vero Saturday for a fow days, returning hero to spend some time. The many friends o f Harry P. Driver, are glad to se him In the city again after an absence o f many~y?ara Mr. Driver was manager of the San­ ford House here for many years, and he and Mrs. Driver and daughter, Martha, have a large circle o f friends herc. They are living at Atlanta at present, where M j. Driver Is with the Atlanta Hotel Supply Co. -He may make Sanford hla headquarters In the near future for the state of Florida. will return again to Sanford. Mrs. W. A. Lester has as her Repeal, o f the excess profits tax. guests her parents, Mr. and Mra O. Increase of tl;e corporation income R. Linton, and h«r sisters, Misses tax from l6 to 12% per cent, effec­ Margartt, Mary and Jean, of Montitive next January 1. include: (5 Judge and Mra. J. Q. Smith and lit­ tle daughter, Marie, o f Birmingham, Ala., arrived yesterday and are the guests o f their aunt, Mrs. Ella LeffIcr, at The Gables. * ; William and A1 Wltherington, of Apopka are In the city today much Exemptions from the interne tax of tarthe delighl o f iBcTFlnany Sanford friends.. * Dr. W. F i Blackman, o f Wekiwa Ranch, left today fo r Chicago where he will be absent for some time on business^ -Mr. and,Mrs. Charles L. Britt and two children, Margaret and Charles, si^atltutlon of DEATH OF MRS. A. R. STILES The many friends o f Mrs. A ., R. Stiles will regret to learn o f her death at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hartley, at Longwood, Fla., at nine o’clock Sunday night, August 21st. * There was everything possible done for her comfort and care and many friends and loved ones gathered at her bedside together with her husband, parents, four brothers and two slaters, during the last hours o f her illness. Mrs. Stiles was a member o f the First Baptist Church at Longwood, and a beautiful christlike.ltfe ahe has Bought and it was the hand o f A l­ mighty God who sent the angel from heaven to lay her sweetly to rest and to take her soul to God who gaveth it. Mrs. Stiles leaves to mourn her l^ss her husband and three small children, also both parents, her brothers J. L. Hartley, o f .Jacksonville; B. C. and W. J. Hartley, o f Groveland, A. C. L. Agent and banker respectively, John B. Hartley, A. C. L. Operator/ o f Or­ lando and her two slaters, Etha Hart­ ley formerly assistant cgshier o f the Bank of Groveland and Mrs. Nancy E. New, connected with the Orange Title Guaranty and Abstract Company- of Orlando. The funeral services were conduct­ ed at the home o f the deceased’s par­ ents in Longwood at three o'clock p. m., Monday, August 22, Dr*. Hyman and Burr of Sanford and Winter Park officiating. A special male quartette from the Baptist Church here accompanied Dr. Hyman. Undertaker Miller had charge of the interm ent, , WILL POST SIGNS IN SEMINOLE. J. A. Seals, advertising manager of the Florida 8tkte Auto Association, is in the city in the interest o f tht organization. The officials In the im-1 mediate future, will Mgn post .Volu­ sia and Seminole counties. -Mr. Seals h a s. also joined hands with J. S. of the Daytona Beach Racing Asso­ ciation .to help bring about a means o f securing racing prizes, also pub­ lish a magazine which will spread the good news o f big racing classics on Daytona Beach,this fall such as run in Indianapolis and Los Angeles, both for stock and. racing cars. Cords That Don’t Blow Out Y ou feel secure on Firestone Cords. Because Firestone Cord* don’ t blow o u t. Your repair m an w ill tell you he hasn’ t teen a blow out this past y e a r -1 9 ,690, 15,099 and m iles, ana the .tires still strong. See your Flreatone today. N am e below. Firestone Cord U rsa are being sold at loweet prices ia cord tire h istoryi. M zi^ -| 2 4 .M 32z4-$44.3t M z4 )f-4 M .M DEALERS BRYAN-W H EELER MOTOR CQ E. S. ROCKEY *A D E RAY BROS MARK $625 f. o. b. Detroit What Henry Ford Says About Machine Power Farming "In the tractor the farmer now has a machine in which ia harnessed one of the mopt adaptable, efficient, economical sources o f power in the world— the internal cqmbustion engine. "The tractor will multiply the productive capacity o f 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,* "Jt will enable each worker to earn so ipuch 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 moat profitable business on earth.’ ’ AUTHORIZED DEALE SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SANFORD WE f: Cnpt. and Mrs. George DeCottea and son Frederick Bell, ' returned home yesterday from Jacksonville. Mrs. DeCottes was the guest o f the former’s mother while her husband and son were.at Camp Johnston. Miss Lottie Caldwell left this after­ noon for Orlando where ahe .ifill be the gueat o f Mrs. Preston Buford, for several days.' Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Warren, and daughter, Misses Katherine and Eleanor, o f Jacksonville, with Miss Hayden, o f Birmingham, Ala., were the dinner guests on Friday o f Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Bowler. They were returning from a. week delightfully spent motoring in the southern ‘part of the state. * Miss Nathalie Perry arrived in the city Sunday, and ia the gueat of her coualn, Miss Mable H. Bowler. Mrs. Porter Pitta entertained at a spend-the-day party yesterday at Wekiwa Springs, In compliment to "her sister, Miss Sallle Howard, of Barneavillt, Ga. • Charles and Edward Henderson are spending their vacation at Baltimore, .Washington, Richmond, and Atlanta. They will be away until school opens, when Edward will attend the high school here while Charles goes to Stetson University, at DeLand. Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mra. Frank Milteer, o f Mort Myers, Misses Marie Fair, and Mary Armstrong, and Mr. Archie Fair, motored .to Orlando Saturday afternoon.•• Mr. and Mrs. Woodward Barnwell, o f Tampa, arrived Saturday and are the guests o f their aunt, Mrs. Ella Leffler ,at her home, The-Gables. Mr. shd Mrs. Claud p . Herndon re­ turned home , Saturday fr o m ' Waycross, Ga., and Jacksonville. to Plant N o. 2 . This perm its die price reduction oh th b tire from IliiS to $13.95. No euch value h al evar before been offered tire u teri. If your dealer hasn’ t th e ExtraSize In stock ask for our Stand­ ard N on-Skid type at th e tam e price. Y ou w ill ttill be getting an u n u s u a l tire value. .. . Repeal o f the income surtax rates from 32 per cent to 655 per cent inelusive, Increased exemptions fb heads of families, effective as of last January 1 to $2,500 for-incomes not in excess of $5,000 and additional exemption for dependents to $400 from $200. • Repeal of the transportation taxes, effective next January 1, Repeal o f the tax on life, fire and marine insurance policies and impoaition of the Corporation tax of 12% per cent on all such insurance com-, ponies, except fraternal, effective next January 1. , Repeal o f the-taxes on fountain drinks, ice cream, and other beverag­ es and the substitution of manufac­ turers' taxes as follows: . Four cents a gallon on cereal bev­ erages; fivo cents a poun<l on carbonie acid gas; two cents a gallon on fruit juices o f soft drinks; three cents a gallon on atlll drinks, exclusive of mineral and- tablo water, and ten cents a gallon on fountain syrups. These changes would go Into forte on enactment of the law.-' Repeal of the stamp taxes on per­ fumery, cosmetics, toilet preparations and proprietary medicinea upon enact­ ment of the bill. Repeal of the 10 per cent tax on baseball, foot ball and basket ball equipment, akates, toboggans, snow shoes and sltUs, and reduction of ten per cent tax to five on tennis, golf and polo equipment, games, and the like, the whole to come into force on enact­ ment of the hill.** Exemption from the income tax of the first $500 o f income from invest­ ments in building and loan associa­ tions, effective at passage o f the law. A reduction from five to three per cent in the levy on candy; and o f from tan to five per cent in the levies on t\ft articles and art and art works, and repeal o f the tax on' electric Jana. A reduction from tan to five per cent in the tax on all yaehta.with mo­ tor or othdr craft leaf than 32 feet In length or o f less th*n fjve tons car­ rying capacity exempted from this Flreatone first made the low price o f 913.95 on the Standard N on-Skid, M ay 2. Unusual purchasing power through big volum e o f bualnefa, and the great efficiency of Its $ 7 ,9 H ,H 9 Plant N o ..2 , m anufacturing exclu­ sively 30x3)£ size, m ade thlsjpoestble. Now, the production of the ExtraSize 30x3)4 tire hat been transferred * �1 . . — :: ■ i .' EM® >s p Tr-T _ _,, T H E 8 A N F 0 R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R ID A Y . A U G U S T 2«, OF BRUIN %A t, Being a Story A b ou t Pud H aw kins and the K ing o f the Hears CAMP JOHNSTON By NELL H. CROSS (All XitkU ttNrrW) r«r many years, more years u! *nd Mrs. Brulo could count on £ r fln r r . and toe., they had m .d e t i t home in the jungles o f BUckt u r Creek and Bock Spring Ham*Vk Mr. Bruin, whose age and size him precedence over aU other, o f £ tribe, was known throughout the lh. "KI m o f I W HU selfish, greedy nature ,WM the of much dissatisfaction among £ , bear nelghbora, and in eonsemost of them Had emigrated to parts, leasing him alone i u -o.narvh of all he surveyed.” Not coring to 11.4 «® fa r from othof his tribe in hit old age, he dato Icare hla homo on Blackwatee <yek and move hla family farther .ooth on the Weldwa river. Then, too the game and berries were m ow -jentiful on the WekiWa range. Won*rful tales of mllea and miles o f blueberries, and pasture lands running with hogs, cattle, sheep and Mats had reached hie e a n . What besr would hcsiUte to take possesaion M inch n country ? * \ Early spring found Mr. Bruin and family housed in a secluded bend o f the Wekiwa river not fa r from his foraging ground. "Ah,” said Mr. Bniin ns he smacked hta lips, “ What an easy life for me, rio more long, Hrtiomc trips for our daily supply o f blueberries, blackberries and fcatklebcrries in abundance;‘ haws and jgnimmons to be had fo r the ellmbfeg, grapes hanging low and tempting (ad more than all these, a fat porker item Farmer Boyd’s flock to spice up cor diet once in a while. No more o f Blsekwator Jungle for me and mine.” ,Now, while Mr. Bruin end family stre living on the “fat o f the land,” tie farmers in that section were not Wing so good over the matter! One if one they were missing a fat lamb » pig, or perhaps a half-grown ycarib j or n full-grown hog had gone to satisfy his appetite. Hunting parties wre organized; their best dogs were put on his trail, and daya were use­ lessly spent in chasing this marauder. ; The- Florida Scon "For Wide-Awake Boys” 36c Year -rt WILLARD LUMLBY, ~ 902 Fr|pck ■.. L0NGW00D WAS ENJOYED IReho-paste Sprains; ‘Ask Your Druggist . LANDIS, FIBH & HULL Attorneys end Cotmeellora-at-Law DeLAND*' FLORIDA ; Will practice in the State and Fsder*1 Courts. Special facilities fo r Ex­ amining and Perfecting Land Titles. HAVE DARK HAIR SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER # m o i IN TBB dbURT BOUSE SANFORD, - • WON 8ILVER.CUP FOR THE DBS! SHOOTING IN MACHINE Mr, Bruin, tho’ very daring, was also QUN COMPANIES very cunning. Hft had learned to shun the tempting halt that hid the crafty <rn>« M a xu jr'i D * m ) * steel trap. His keen eye discovered Company D came home yesterday and looked like winnen in time, ail pitfalls and n o w s set fo r full of hie benefit, lie know just where to am f th ey^ ere winners^ Thqy .csrriec leap in the Wekiwa river end crouch off the first prize in shooting among into e muddy cave under the bank in all the machine gun companies and eluding hla enemies. No iu tter what Private First Class Michaels was top their plans were, Mr. Bruin was al­ man. The scores'^re‘given in another ways equal to the occasion, and all piece in this issue and the Herald just efforts were futile when it concerned wanted to add that Company D and this daring thief, who was dally cut­ •1! the officers and men made a name ting short their winter’s meet supply. for themselves while at Camp John­ Now in another county lived a mail ston. And they were complimented who was known fal* and wide for hla for being men first and real gentle­ ekili as a marksman. In ail the coun­ men also and when you can be a try there was no one with e truer, aim good soldier and a gentleman you have or a steadier hand than Pud Hawkins, shin.the' India rubber safety, razor do­ and his brave followers, Homer nated by the Herald Printing Co. ’ Congratulations are pouring in to­ Clause, Charley Brown * and Jake Wynne were close second with the day to the boys end their officers and rifle. . Sanford and Seminole county •are It was to these huntsmen that tho proud o f their soldier boyaf farmers appealed in their troubles. they would give a good account o f After a hard day’s chase with gun and themselves fo r they took up their dogs Mrs. Bruin and cub were brought .work with that determination. Com­ as trophies of the hunt, ana Pud says pany D ia entitled to ell the praise and Uut only a broken rifle prevented him all the assistance that the people of from adding to his collection the dar­ Seminole county can give them. ing Mr. Bruin. *. « * * * * , Overjoyed at the success of Pud and * * * * * * his men, the farmers went to their homes hoping once more to lie down and rcst.at night without having their slumbers Interrupted by tho squeal o f a pig or the bleat of a Iamb. * * * * * *^a * * After such an experiment at\d narrtgt escaper they jtupposed Mr.’ Bruin • B. J .Overstreet and E. W. Dickwould give, them a V ide berth, and eon were visitors in Orlando Wedthat their days o f trouble were over neaday. , * (* as far as bears were concerned. In A. R. Sanlin ,of Lcesbbrg, was a this they were mistaken, for the very visitor In town Friday. . next week Mr. Bruin was back on the J. E. Phipps returned Friday from range destroying and,killing on overy Jacksonville where ho has been for hand. Again Pud Ha'wklns and hta thu past two weeks. * men came to the' rescue, anff before Prpf. Chaffer ia visiting his par­ another moon rolled around Mr. Bru(n ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chaffer. had served as a feast for the farmers F. 0 , Frair returned home Sunday and.bis captors. Needless to say there from Jacksonyille vqhere he has been was great rejoicing on the part of the fo r the past two weeks, farmers, to be rid of this bear family. A. Y. Fuller and J. S. Dlqkcl were Mr. Bruin weighed no less than five transacting business in Orlando Sat­ hundred pounds, and was tho biggest urday. bear ever killed In.that section arid Mr. and Mrs. Holbrpok and ,two naturally the subject o f the biggest children, of Frost Proof, is the gueftts “ bear story” ever told by Pud Haw­ o f Mrs. Holbrook’s brother, L. P. kins and his men. • Payne end family. .. — -____________ Mrs, Florence Hudson was up giv­ ing her regular weekly music, Tues­ RT day. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Chapman and little soli, left Wednesday for their home in Jacksonville, after several w*eka visit with' Mr. and Mrs. J. S. IfT? Dinkel. , - * m i Mayor Henk and wife expect to SANFORD MUSICIANS RENDER­ leave In a few days for their Home In ED FINE CONCERT ON FIRST New York, fo r a several weeks’ va­ STREET AT FOUR O’ CLOCK cation.’ s MV. and Mrs; H. R. Chapman and IFrom Mond, P* 11?) The Sanford Band rendered a fine Ray, Jr., and Mr. and MYs. J. S. Dinconcert yesterday afternoon at four kel and Miss Olive Dtnkei, motored o ’clock and despite the warm weather down the southern part of the state and the fact that the concert was giv- as far south as Ft, Meade, Sunday. on where the crowd was* forced to $Tr. and Mrs. Rtebott, o f .Orlarido, stand in the sup, there w a r e large were calling on friends Thursday. crowd out to hear the bend. Those Mr, and Mrs. Frank Anderson, who who did not know that our b*nd num­ are out on their old place near Palm bered sq many finished musicians were Springs, were visitors in Sanford greatly surprised at the, varied pro­ Wednesday. • * gram rendered and tho music was of the beat all through the program. The concert yesterday demonstrated-to the people whet the Sanford, band' can give in the way o f a Concert end it should bring more of them into the way o f .thinking that nothing te too good for our band. Under the leader­ NOBODY g t N TELL WHEN YOU ship o f Prof. Harvey and assisted by DAUKP.N GRAY, FADED IIAIR G. C. Fellows, the new band, while WITH SAGE TEA . not rehearsing very long has brought a.bunch of real musicians together and _Grandmothor kept her hair beauti­ Sanford should be proud of them. The fully darkened, glossy and attractive Heratd hopes that other concerts can with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. be arranged later in the eeason and Wherever her hair took on that dull, then when tKo tourists arrive that the faded or streeket^ nppcarancc, this city can tftrange for daily concerts simple mixture was applied, with won­ some time in the lat^ afternoon or at derful effect. By asking at any drug night. There is no need to go out of store for "Wyeth’s Sage arid Sulphur the city to engage band music when Compound,” you will get a'large bottle Wa have a band o f the calibre of the o f thia'old-time recipe, Improved by present Sanford Band. the addition o f other ingredients, all ready to uSk, at very little cost. This * '. . “ t——*— --------- T “ Why People Boy Rat-Snap in Prefer- simple mixture can be depended upon . ence to Rat Poison. Ip reatore natural color and beauty, to (1 ) RAT-SNAP absolutely , kills thehalr. A well-known downtown rnta and mice. (2) What it doesn’t kill says everybody uses Wyeth’s Sage It scares away, (3) Rats killed with and Sulphur Compound now because It )lAT-SNAP leave no smell, they dry darkens so naturally and evenly that Up inside. (4) Made In cakes, no min­ nobody can tell It hat been applied— ing with other food (5) Cats or dogs it's ao easy to use, too. You i .won’ t touch it. Three sizes, 36c, flfc, urnpen a tomb o r soft brush 91-26, Bold and guaranteed by Bglf it through the hair, taking one Hardware Co.—Adv. strand at a time. By morning the , . . . . ... , ... , . * tfray Hair ^Suaripeara; after another ^ 7 ^ k e county is getting eolumne ^ , ippItciiUori or two, it !s restored to jta favorable cojnment because it believes^ nBturftl color, and look».glo«»y, »oft lirhWHlficaUin o flt a highways, cut-[and beautiful.—Adv, FLORIDA CEO. G. HERRING Attornej-at-Law N o; 14 G a rn e r-W ood ra ff Buitdip SANFORD, FLA. HENRY M c L A U L I N JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES! Pirkard’t Hsnd-Palnled Chine Corhsm’a Sterling, Sliver Robert’ Plated Ware H'sln and Walthath Watehea Ptrc<l Post Your Cleaning, and Dyeing to ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers r ^ wide, th etford, pi — 1 WILKINSON Q AJTOl practic* i mm vi A pipe’s a pal packed with P. A.! . . * . . * * 4®* to M r i/b M r d .I p u off th . t r e .. U grove on W ; T O M W . . *t< .M U M cesCa. the national jo y tm ok e ORLANDO. HAD MINIATURE HURRICANE. A miniature hurricane came sweep­ ing over Orlando ahorily pfter noon yesterday to drive away one o f the woret torrid spells experienced by the citizens o f Orlando in a long time. Wind and rain, as it beat down with terrific force, seemed to be sounding wonderful marie to tho perched in­ habitants o f the city. The* rainfall vriu 1.42 inches according to the local weather bureu. Slight damage is repotted over the City due to the velocity of the wind. A large watdr oak was blown down in front o f the home of Seth Woodruff on Lake Lucerne end as tho tYec plunged to-the ground a number o f electric wlree and a pole In the vicin­ ity were damaged. A crew from the Orlando Water A Light Co., repaired tho damage Here* however in short order. A large oak in the A. G. Bran­ ham yard, also along the shore o f Lake ; Lucerne, and a tree on the Bumbjr property, South Orange aven­ ue .were uprooted. ■ < Tho center o f the “ twister” weealong the south and southeastern shores of Lake Lucerne where the two large trees were uprooted, a numbr o f branches broken, and park benches tossed Into the center o f the streets. Several ’’ White Way lamps: were crushed by the fury o f the wind. | perk Commissioner E? J. Fuller got on tjie job immediately with his gang o f men and cleared away the delfHe from the streets in record time. —OrMndo Sentinel. * W R 5 B SK ----- 7T ii SW 5» ;R E3 A L, : =?tt 1, FLORIDA 1 itt pjiw IF YOU NEED A NEW g a wm OIL COOK l» if’sjfc v'.-ilv. a ■>v . , v'“ . iffBuy (he Best that ts made lit Nat ill® ' r . . l -w ill, • The Ball , * " ’’ - ■\ * Hardware SANFORD. FLORIDA -p S K liil i___ ___ «nn, which nearly k lied our flnp wa c r#(r,nil„ lhM j nave analyred, 1 have found none superiur In eu goad ««au* dog. It, ao ■eared us that we suffered a lJfa - , h-l j , he Water.” — I’ lwne 311. W, Office la Mlllvi * • ELDBMSPHINOa WATBn CO. the sure rat killer and a safe one.” Three sites, 35c, G5c, 91.26. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.— Adv.' ' ' '• ' • SanbumoJNo" , JUm plmi, (.I co* ling M ta Unimportanf facta— StaUstics re­ garding the site o f the rye and bar­ ley crepe this year. .• * LV91 - mentholalum mm % ..— ..v ^ factory ia progressing well. tomers the coming season. h * It will he ifady to serve our cua- TheA have been many recent improvements Ip such equipment and we are putting - ; ■ r r .i ; In the latest arid best. * , special mixers blend the materials more thoroughly than ever before, perfection are the special features considered. . •! ....................... ■ j l.HSt'.T? m r-- ' GAS RANGES v tranks—ah e y e - o r e ; . ^ .... We also have the Clark Jewell Line of ^ r - Wtiilgn»tack-| ■ t : * h** * ,1 M w Eustis-Mt. Dora yusST ’ ftfnii.M, - “ " a" ” “ w,b to iblr,ir ' " li and kno.-kin? oil the tin and‘ < 4^ ;. .Seven days out of every week you'll get Teal emoko . i°y r®*1 ?»oke contentment— if you’U got clos^up to a jftnmy pipe! Buy one and know that for yourself l , Packed with cool, dej|gh#»i, prince Aibert, a pipe's the greatest l^ b lh ® happiest and most appe­ tizing smokeslant yon ever hkd handed out! You can chum it with 4 piper—and you will— once you know that Prince Albert is fwe from bite and parch! (Cut out by our exclusive patented process!) Why—every puff of P. A. makes you want two more; every puff hits the bullseye harder and truer than .the last! You can't resist such delight! And, you'll get the smokesurprise of your life when you roll up a cigarette with Prince Albert! Such entic­ ing flavor you never did know! And, P. A. stays put be­ cause it's crimp cut— and it's a cinch to roll! You try it} Acc - - ~ ■ � 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, August 26, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 26, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 26, 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/681d9935e0cfe564240509b1aef50a9f.pdf 3231edd09c79f49d38df03da309f9696 PDF Text Text SANFORD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19,1921 VOLUME XIII Hungarians Celebrate End of War With America usiness Men o f San ford Found a B ig As­ set to Seminole . SPECIAL MEETING LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO IlE HELD IN GENEVA Ireland Will Insist Upon • Separation From'' ’ England (By Tk« AitocUUd Pr»M) PARIS, Aup. .18.—A special meet­ ing of the league of nations council will tako up the upper Silesian ques­ tion referred to it by the allied su­ preme council, will be held in Geneva tfCEOLA CYPRES8 COMPANY beginning August 29. Viscount Ishii, HAS GREAT INDUSTRY IN president of the league council, sent OUR COUNTY out an official call for the meeting toThe first trip of the Trade Exten­ s a Committee of the Chamber of Commerce was made to Osceola yes­ MASSACHUSETTS ASSAULT CASE STIRS UI* BIG MOB BUT terday nfternoon and was well* at­ WERE FRIGHTENED AWAY tended and most successful. * Six cars filled with business mon followed the . (By TX« Ai *m UU4 ftaaa) leout car over the winding trail from WAlfHAM, Mass., Aug. 18.—A the Gcncva-Sonford brick road to crowd of two hundred gathered about Oteeola and the road was in the beat the local jail early today threatening condition yesterday that it has been violence to John Dies, who was arrest­ in some time *but one could easily ed charged with larceny and criminal juess the condition of thiB flat woods assault on a young white woman. The road after several hard rains. The poiico fired several shots in tho air be­ committee was met at Osoeola by fore they succeeded in disbursing the Uessrs. Feitner afid Clark of the crowd. \ *Osceola Cypress Co., and after nn inipection of the general offices were SOLDIER BOY WOUNDED taken to the big mill where all was ON TIIE RIFLE RANGE kaitle'nnd business and the party was AT CAMP JOHNSTON ihown nil over the.main mill, watch­ (B r Th» A uocItU d Pr«><) ing the big cypress logs coming from JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 18.—Pri­ , the boom up tho chute to the mill, rolled from the skids to the carriage vate Theo. Edwards, of Starke, who and pushed through tho many saws was accidentally wounded on the rifle anti! a tree comes out at the end in range at Cnmp Johnston yesterday the form of number one nnd two was discharged from the local hospi­ grades of boards, shingles and laths. tal today and returned to his com­ All of this work that formerly was pany. Edwards was in the rifle pit to laborious and consumed bo much working the target when a bullet time in the handling ip done by pow­ glanced and struck the back of his er. nt'tho Osccoln mill and no timo Is head. It, developed the wound was wasted, every man seeming to be only a Blight one. keyed up to his work of getting out .ss.’.sisny feet of dressed lumber as Visible in n day.-. Nothing is wasted *at this mill even tho shnvings. and ends being used for fuel to fire the boilers. A fine power plant is also installed and the engine* room thnt lights the mills nnd the homes of the people and with nn immense tank and water plant gives Osceola lights and MAKES THREE MILLION DE­ CREASE IN AMERICA’S •running water and all the comforts of FOREIGN TRADE s big city nnd nlso gives the mill bet­ ter fire protection. (By T i t A tto c ltU d F t u O • The Herald has had several nrticlcs WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—A de­ about the Osceola Cypress Co., but a crease pf over three billion dollars in few words on the new plants will bo value of the country’s . foreign trado interesting. The big mills have a ca­ during the last fiscal y£ar wan as­ pacity of 100,000 feet a day of lum- cribed by Commerce Department to­ l*r, lnths nnd shingles %and have day to world-wide trade ' depression enough material at their plant *and coming as an aftermath of the war. unrounding them to keep them run­ Lower prices rather than diminishing ning fur fifteen years. They have quantities were to a great extent re­ •onu- .’too people on their pay roll now sponsible for the decrease in exports, and an not running to full capacity ns Ithe department nsserted. Hoy will when their new finishing raill is in operation. Tho new mill BREVARD COUNTY MAN k*a nvently been erected and is ready PRODUCES TOMATOES to opernte that will manufacture WORTH $1,178 ON ACRE flooring, sheeting, moulding, etc., and Bake up everything in the building COCOA, Aug. 17.—The productiv­ Batcrinl lino out of cypress. In fact ity of Brevard county soil and tho nothing but good cypress lumber is quality of its products have been dem­ jnanufactured nt the Osceola mills and onstrated recently by S. A. Osteen, 't ia a wonderful plant and a wonder­ Lotus, Mcrritts Island, in producing ful little clt r cmplnntcd in the heart $1,178.13 worth of tomatoes from one °f the wlldei ness a fc\v years ago. qcre. Mr. Osteen harvested 260' crates of There nrc some very pretty homes buil1 f°r the men who arc operating tofnatocs which sold for an average the mills, nice business offices, n big price of $4.63. In spite of heavy trans­ Kenernl store where everything is neat portation and commission charges, a and dean and has th<j appearance of net return of $627.04, an average of doing a big business^ postofficc, and $2.41 a crate, wns realized. Shipping other buildings. Tram cars that op- begnn the latter part of May nnd con­ eralc like automobiles run everywhere tinued into July. The following ahows the yield, throughout the mammoth mill taking loads of lumber nnd lhth and shingles gross Bales, charges and net return: here and there and the company owns Total number crates, 260; gross and operates their own. oil burning sales, $1,178.13; express charges, railway engines and cars and every­ $430.90'; commission, $117.59; net re/ thing iH right up-to-date and going tu>ns, $627.64. good. The price received for these toma­ AH that Osceola needs to'make life' toes speaks for their quality, since it *°rth living is a better road to San­ is far above thb average for $his veg­ ford that will allow the people out etable during May, June and July, there a chanca to get to town in the according to County Agent K .. E. day time and at nights and give them Bragdon. In all tdn different ship­ * chance to shop and attend the shows ments, varying from three to sixty•nd meet with the'Sanford folks arid six crates, were made of tbla crop. , mterprising little city is entitled : Mr. Osteen was equally as success­ ful last year. ’• to the road. T*»coola is n big asset to Seminole W. M. Haynes, Edward Higgins, R. J. Holly, S. Lloyd, W. M. McKinnon, L. (jrban May, F. L. Miller, E. D. Mob­ ley, B. L. Perkins, A. Raffeld, D. L. Thrasher, Deane Turner, W# E. Wat­ son, Hal Wight and some others. They met’ with every courteey from Messrs. Feitner and Clark and all their assistants and the people of Os­ ceola generally and the visit was greatly appreciated by these good people of thia thriving little city. • •: • . ■ w W m SE 1w DY PARLIAMENT AND SITUA­ TION HAS NOT BEEN CLEARED • d r tim ammuuj f u n) DUHLIN, Aug. 18.—Debate on the reply of the Irish Republican -Parliament to the British govern­ ment's offer of dominion status to Ireland was begun by parlia­ ment in executive session here to­ day. During public meetings the members heard DeValera de­ nounce the British offer and as­ sert Ireland would Insist upon separation from England but with the exception of applause which greeted his utterances there was little to estimate the attitude of the majority of parliament to­ ward the absolute rejection of tbs terms submitted by Lloyd George. Peace negotiations betwene the British government and the Irish Republican leaders were not men­ tioned during this morning’s sec­ ret session of the Irish Republi­ can parliament, it was announced officially this afternoon. Scene nt tho^ntntue of Washington In front of the |>n luincut htilldlhg In Vienna, on the day that Hungary re­ ceived the news that the state of wnr existing between th'it nntlnn nnd tho United Stplcs, had come to nn end. The photograph shows Grunt Smith, tho United States high c uumlssloner In Hungary, addressing the great throng. . Convicted Negrro is Taken to Birmingham To Be Executed Slaysr of White Girl Was Given Trial Yesterday In Connection With the Escape of Grover Bergdoll (By Tba iiM c U U d f i u i ) WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—Samuel T. Ansel!, formcr^ncting judge advo­ cate general of the army and of tho prisoners legal counsel, Colonel John E. Hunt, commandant of the barracks at Governor’s Island and Colonel C. E. Cresson nro charged with conspiracy in connection with the escape of Gro­ ver Cleveland Bergdoll in a report signed by three of the five members of the specini investigating commit­ tee filed today with the house. Char­ acterizing Anscil ns the “master mind" in the plan by which Bergdoll was released from the military pris­ on under guard to dig up a pot of gold, the majority report recommend­ ed thnt he be disbarred from practic­ ing in courts of the nation. Tho min­ ority report filed nt the same time held, however, thnt there was no tes­ timony to support the charge thnt Anscll conspired to effectuate Borgdoll’s escape or that his motive in having him released was improper. One Re­ publican, Representative Luhring, of Indiana, and two Democrats, Johnson, of Kentucky, and Flood, of Virginia, signed the mnjority report. The mi­ nority report, signed by two Republi­ cans, Peters, of Maine, 8nd McArth­ ur, of Oregon. The mnjority finding is the first of the many investigation reports submitted to the house since the close of tho wnr where tho Re­ publican member joined with Demo­ crats and enabled them the file ma­ jority views. WANTS EMPEROR WILLIAM, ' BOTTOMLY 8AY£ GET HIM, . HOLLAND SHOULD GIVE UP i B f - n t A ttocU U d P ra tt) LONDON, Aug. - ‘ 18.—Declaration that Holland should be called upon to surrender former Emperor William of Gcrmany^&as made in the House of Commons today by Horatio Bottomley, Independent. . ON TRANSPOSING . LIQUOR THROUGH U. S. TEMPORARILY LIFTED ( B f Tk» I mw U M P m i) WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—Tempo­ rary suspension of the customs ban prohibiting intoxlvatlng liquor* which are shipped from one foreiggn country to another, to movo across the United States was announced last'nlght by Secretary Mellon. “In view of fhe injunctions grant­ ed at Dotroit and at New York,” Mr. Mellon said, “requring the collectors of customs to continue to permit the transportation * and exportation entries for liquor in-bond, tho treas­ ury department ha* deemed it advis­ able temporarily to suspend-its order regarding such shipments. According­ ly, and until otherwise advised, tho collectors of cdstoma will permit in­ toxicating liquor* shipped from a foreign country to move over the ter­ ritory of the United State* when the destination of such llquorsxis another REV. J. M. IGNACIO-DE-OCA-YQBREGON DIES IN ONE DAY (B f Tha AmocU U J ( S r TO* Aim c U U S Traaa) BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Aug. 18.— Clyde Thomas, negro, convicted yes­ terday at Centerville and sentenced to dio September 15th for the murder of a 14-yenr-bld white girl, was lodged in Jefferson county Jail here last night where he wns brought on a special train accompanied by two com­ panies of militin and a machine gun unit. NEW YOltK, Aug. 18.—Right Rev­ erend Joseph M. Ignncio-do-OcnY-Obregon, bishop of San-Luis-Potosi, Mexico, died here today at the homo of Monsingor Michael Lavellc, rector of St. Patrick’s Cathedral. The - Mexenn prelate, who was 81, nnd head of his diocese for the Inst 37 years, came here recently enroute home from ATTEMPTED I*. O. ROBBERY IN MIAMI SUBURB, Spain njwl was taken ill while visiting AUTOMOBII/E STOLEN HOW DID THEY GET HERE IS Lavelle. , PROBLEM OF U. 8. . .OFFICIALS IB 7 T l i A o o tU U d rraaa) SCHOONER PLANTER FOUND­ MIAMI, Aug. 18.—An attempt wns ERS THIRTY MILES OFF KEYS made last night to rob the sub-post­ JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 18.—Sevan DURING MONDAY’S GAL office station in Bcuna Vista, a sub­ Chinese were corraled by federal of­ urb of Miami, but the robbers failed ficers in a bam on n farm several , (By Tka I n w U U l B t n ) miles from hero yesterday and bro't MOBILE, Aug. 18.—The Schooner to chisel through the concrcto wall of to Jacksonville and placed in jail the stamp box. A grocery in tho same Plnntcr, from Mobile for Philadelphia pending an investigation as to' how foundered thirty miles off Key West suburb wns robbed during tl\o night they gained entrance to thia country. and an automobile was stolen and during the gnlo Monday. Tho crew The Chinese were questioned by im­ burned on the Dixie highway sevcrnl reached Kby West safely. migration officials tqr several hours miles north. No trace of the rob­ but little information wus obtained. A proposed crenmery will be lo­ bers. Some of the men speak English; the cated in Ocalu to build up the dairy Fort Lauderdale wil soon havo a officials say, but are feigning ignor­ business for that section. All bf tho new bank. Tho First National Bank ance. stock has been taken. which will be open in a few days. According to the farmer whose in- * formation to federal officers- led. to the arrests, five of tho men came to ’ his house Sunday and asked that they+fr be permitted to slop in the bam and be boarded for $1 n day. These men . were followed by two more tho next * day. A white man sought by official! in Connection with the entrance bf aix other Chinese arrysted at Now Smyr­ FOOD PRICES CLIMIl Says Republican Cor­ na several days ago,' after they had AS POLITICIANS TALK REDUCTION OF TAXES porations Filled Coffers aroused the suspicion of a railroad has not yet been arrested. While Boys Fought conductor, All the arrests are said to be the WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—Retail outgrowths of a wholesale conspiracy food prices Increased 3.7 per cent In SCOTLAND NECK, N. C., Aug. 18. July over June prices, whilo the pricts —Suggesting a Democratic caucus to to smuggle orientals into the United of wholesale foodstuffs advanced 1.5 line up against tho Republican tax States through Florida. per cent and wholesale farm pro­ program, Congressman Claude Kit-, HERNANDEZ PURCHASED BY ducts 1.75 per.cent, the department chin, Democratic leader in the house, MEMPHIS CLUB j of |abor announced today. from his home here yesterday, tele­ MEMPHIS, Aug. 18.—Pitcher HerOf forty-three articles on which graphed Finis J. Garrett, of Tennes­ retail prices were obtained, sixteen see, acting floor leader, declaring that nandex, of St. Petersburg, was pur­ chased by Memphis, of the Southern showed increases, Including potatoes the proposed repeal of tho*excesa prof­ Association Club, for a cash consider­ 26 por cent, eggs 20, butter 16, and its tax and the nubstltution therefor ation^ He is, to report at tho end of sirloin steak 1 per cent, cabbage 8 , of the 15 per cent tax will relieve the Florida State League season . onions 5 and bananas 2 per cent. about 2,000 of the big “profiteering The general increase in prices in­ corporations," making from 15 to 60i States made net profits from Jan. 1, cluded Jacksonville, 4 per cent; New [ 1916, to Jan. 1, 1921, in round numOrleans, 2; Atlanta and Charleston i bers, fifty .billion dollars—to be exact, ; forty-seven billion dollars. Altar deand Richmond, 1 per cent, and Savan­ t ducting all the taxes, they have paid nah, 3 poi1 cent. . since Jan. 1,1916, income, excesn prof­ ! 11* tax *nd other taxes, they have a RAILROADS REFUNDING BILL i dear profit left of thirty-eight b0REPORTED FAVORABLY TODAY : Hon dollars, more than four-fifths of ANOTHER BIG SUM OF MONEY . which waa made by less than ten thou­ , * (B y Tk» l « n t l « t » i l Traaa) - sand corporations, and more than half ; WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—Favor­ i of which was made by ten hundred and able reports on railroad refunding bill f twenty-six of tho big profiteering cor­ was ordered* today by the house com­ ! potations, which Includes the steel merce committee. Republican leaders 1 trust, the Bethlehem company, - t h e p]an Ra passage in the house early i Dupoint companies, the various standnext week. t ' • ■ ard Oil companies, the coal combine,' tho wool trust, the meat packers, etc. BURNS IS APPOINTED ■ , n^ t our fellow Democrats bear In DIRECTOR’ INVESTIGATION • mind always that these same corpora­ DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE . tions were filling their coffera with ^ ^ ^ > these fabulous billions while our boys WASHINGTON, Aug. 18^-The ap­ i In France were , spilling their blood pointment pf William J. Burns aa di­ r for the protection and defense of their rector of tho Bureau i f Investigation ) country. Remember, too, that not a of the Department of Juetiee was an­ • large stockholder or officer or director nounced today by Attorney General qf one of-the' rapacious corporations Daugherty. 1 ever faced a German shell." • ’ ; r ‘ �. 'V •fi 1 T> *‘ . . ' . . :\ - . . . . . - " THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY. AUGUST 1 8 ,1W1 REPUBLICAN TWELVE MILLION RUSSIANS ~ TARIFF. RULES ARE STARVING TO DEATH, . SITUATION GROWING WORSE UNSATISFACTORY Two-Thirds of Entire Population On Hun­ ger Rations LS\v- i ■ 1*i >ti Ii • f-i ■ E t -. m I,;. m. ■fjV- BERLIN, Aug. 11.—The American relief workers who are about to go into faminc-strickcn Russia will prob­ ably find .12,000,000 persons In the Volga bgsin actually starving, and two-thirds of the entire population of Russia on hunger rations, according to Mrs. ’Marguerite E. Harrison, the American newspaper woman recently released from a soviet prison. th is Mrs. Harrison attributes to internal economic nnd political dis­ integration under soviet rule, nnd nlso to the ravages of the internecine wnrs against Admiral Kolchak nnd Gener­ al Wrangle nnd to the drought. Whnt the drought fniled to accomplish, con­ scription of fnrm hands nnd the rcquistioning of grain for the red arm­ ies completed. The result is that the Ukrainian re­ public, normally the granary of Rus­ sia, is barely able to sustain itself. Siberia virtunly is in the snmc pre­ dicament. Neither region is willing to surrendor grain to the famine sec­ tions, and the migration of peasants is now proceeding, which constitutes a threat against next yenr’s crops. The food situation, Mrs. Harrison says, will also have a decisive bear­ ing on the public-health, although the Russian sanitary corps had the chol­ era situation in hand when she left Moscow, at the end of July. The famine area begina between Nixhni-Novgorod and Kazan, on the north and extends southward in n broad bslt to Tsaritsin, on both sides of the Volga, embracing the Ttarar republic provinces of Simbirsk, Sa­ mara, Saratov, I’cnza nnd Tnmbow, the Tchcrknsk republic, pnrts of Riaznn and Tuln nnd n large part of the province of Ufa at the foothills of the Ural mountains. Famine conditions have been ninde worso by poor transportation nnd the inefficiency of local distribution or­ ganizations, which have been vigor­ ously nttackcd by the newspapers dur­ ing the last few weeks. For instance, 85 per cent of the milk spoiled by the Moscow government could have been saved but for the defective organiza­ tion of the receiving stations. Pitiful stories of suffering are told on all sides. The peasants of Tam­ bov arc reported to be eating bread made of straw, potato parings nnd weeds. It is called “lebedyn” in the Novenski prison, where Mrs. Harrison was detained, the bread was adulter­ ated with a flour which appeared to have been made from coWpens. Kasha, tjie staple cereal of the peasants, hns been replaced by flnweolct beans, whioh are imported. Mrs. Harrison vinited the Volga basin with the British labor delega­ tion n year ngo, when she observed symptoms of the approaching food shortage. This, she says, is not the result of the crop failure, but of the economic conditions prevailing since the beginning of the^revolution. Dur­ ing tho Kolchak campaign the Volga provinces were overrun, with the re­ sult that the fields were not cultivat­ ed, nnd the population wtis scattered. This wns one renson why the official figures for PJ20 showed that the num­ ber of farm workers in Russia had in­ creased 50 per cent since 1016. COMPANY D HAS GOOD CREW OF '0FFICBR8. Company D, of Sanford, takes con­ siderable pride in the officers of this company. Capt. Geo, A. DeCottcs, the commanding officer, bears a wonder­ ful reputation both ns a leader of men and n fighter. He has been un­ tiring in his efforts to bring his com­ pany up to the highest standards and commands the respect of nil his men. First Lieut. J. C. Hutchinson serv­ ed eight months in Franco with on artillery unit. Ho is another man that the entire company likes and respects. At the conclusion of tho war he was offered n higher commissidn to remnin In the sendee, but de­ clined. Second Lieut. F. H. Lossing nlso sen-ed In France, where ho lost a brother in action. He started ns a .private nnd won. his commission wh|la with the A. E. F. He is n suc­ cessful business man of Sanford.— Jacksonville Metropolis. PUNTA GORDA POSTMASTER “ IS KICKED OUT PUNTA GORDA, Aug. 0.—George D. Rhode, postmaster here for seven years, was dismissed Saturday night following n report of n postoffice in­ spector disclosing nn alleged short­ age totaling $8,000.. Arlic M. Hatch was installed ns acting postmaster, upon order of the first assistant post­ mauler general. Meanwhile the in­ spector is continuing his investigation of the accounts of the office, assisted by the acting postmnster nnd the o f­ fice force here. • The alleged shortage covers a per­ iod of n yenr, according to the in1,pector, who arrived from Tampa on Wednesday and who hns b**<,n busy on the books rince. It is understood a mruty bond with the American Surety Company, New York, will pro­ tect the government fully. The question of criiuinnl action rests entirely with the United States nttomey, according to the postoffice inspector, nnd probably will nwait the final untangling of the nffnirs of the office, which it is stated will take two or three days longer. Rhode was unable to give n satis­ factory explanation for tho alleged shortage, it was said, and street gos­ sip assigns theories that ace unsup­ ported by positive evidence. Rhode hns n family here. REPRESENTATIVE KELI.AR AT­ TACKS ADMINISTRATION * IN SEVERAL PLACES WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.—An . a t ­ tack on the administration generally nnd on the house ways and means committee particularly for its hand­ ling of the tariff and tax questions is made in a statement issued yesterday by Representative Keller, independent Republican of SL Paul, Minn., author of four tax revision bills which have been endorsed by organizations of farmers and others. Mr. Keller charges that “the ma­ chinery of government has been com­ mandeered by n little clique, ignorant of the A B C’s of economies, whoso bliend obedience to Wall street is re­ sponsible for the stupid, selfish, short sighted policy that is retarding our prosperity and creating profound dis­ trust nnd discontent nmong the peo­ ple. • Declaring that most members of the house want to carry out the people's wishes with regard to taxation and other economic questions, Mr. Keller j says a “little dominant minority has tied down the safety valve of free dis­ cussion until an explosion impends which will scatter the Republican par­ ty from Maine to California." “The president hns assumed more power than any of his predecessors” Mr. Keller continues, “and tells con­ gress what bills to pass and what not to pass. Bills concocted at secret conferences ore introduced without being referred to responsible commit­ tees. The president's advisers seem to think it possible for this country to lift itself by its economic bootstraps and vaguely promise that a half mil­ lion dollars gift to the railroads— which in some mysterious manner is not to increase taxes—‘will restore prosperity.’ They would do better to busy themselves with lowering rates, taking off the transportation .tax and seeing to it that the railroads are run efficiently with n minimum waste. But that is not likely so long os railroad executives can depend upon the admin­ istration for lavsih gifts.” The Snnford Shoe & Clothing Co., have taken on Society Brand Clothes for fall. This is a very |>opulnr line for young men. Together with the liart Schaffner & Marx line, this will give this concern two of the strong­ est nationally advertised lines on the market. LENA MAKES A STATEMENT Men and' young men are finding out that they can g et all the style they are looking for and guaranteed w eaf with­ out paying top prices. If you have never had a Clothcraft suit ..you owe it to yourself to get acquainted with these thrifty garments. Sanford Shoe 8C Clothing Co. EAST SANFORD Fred F. Dorner hns been circulat­ ing a petition to reinstate C. M. Ber­ ry ns county agent. Mr. Berry hns served well ami faithfully) and hns tho good will of every one.' Mr. Dorner informed us when nearly done with his self-imposed task of taking the petition nbout, that he had met with only one man who refused to sign it. During a recent high wind a large livo oak was blown over at the C. B. Bell home on Richmond nvenue. The tree stood ’directly in front of the house nnd tho front porch wns damnged considerably. Mrs. W_JV. Dresser received a message last Friday morning that her mother wns very ill with pneu­ monia at her home in Watertown, N. Y. Mrs. Dressor und two children left on the afternoon train for nn in­ definite stay. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Otis, of Ann Arbor, Mich., cousins of Mrs. W. W. "Dressor, wore guests at the Dressor home last week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Otis drove through from Michigan in their car nnd are spending some time at Daytona Bench. John Peters hns built some addi­ tions to his homo on Richmond ave­ nue nnd Including a large screened porch. . Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. McClelland and children visited Mrs. McC’s mother, Mrs. Brown, at F t Christmas last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Brown nnd.two chil­ dren havo returned from a visit ,to their former homo nt Chnjlotte, N. C. Mr. Brown bought the Clifford Bell place on Celery avenue last year. Payton Fortson recently returned from Brunswick, Ga., and is very ill nt the home of his brother, John. Mrs. W. E. Prevatt had M guests from Friday till Tuesday, her broth­ ers, Arnold Curry, from Key West, and Donald, from New Smyrna. > "Rat-Snap Beats the Best Trap Ever Mode" Mrs. Emily Shaw Ssys. “My-husband bought $2 trip. I bought a 65c box of RAT-SNAP. The trap only caught 3 rats but RATSNAP killed 12 in a week. I’m never without RAT-SNAP. Reckon 1 could n’t raise chicks without it.” RATSNAP comes in cakes. Three tires, 35c, 05c, $1.25. Sold nnd guaranteed When you want the best automobile by Bnll Hardware Co.—Adv. in Snnford, see N. H. Garner, OldsmohilcB nnd Buicks. . U7-Gt Judging by tho number of appli­ cations for discharges being rccccived There is one crime wave that is by tho War Department shortly the meeting little resistance—th whole­ w. k. corporal’s guard In the army will. sale murdering of the King’s English. he a thing of the past. _____ t+ + t+ + + + +++++*+++*+++++t++++++++t++*++*t,+*+*++++tf+^ ’ There nre four renl questions when you buy n car ; W hnt will it cost to run ? Will repairs be heavy ? How long will it last? Whnt will ita bring. when sold? ' If you get the snme answers ns the man who buys the Hupmobile, you can be sure you have not paid too muen. Hupmobile running economy is known to be truly exception­ al. ; • . * Owners will tell you their repair bills are unusually light. It is a fact th at mnny Hupmobiles serve three or tour long-time owners before they wear out. Used car dealers nil know the car commands a price above the average. These things are true of the Hupmobile because it ij built to last and to keep going on a minimum of outlay; anu because they are true, the car is worth what it coats. *. 5 Passenger Touring ... 2 Passenger Roadster . Sr."...-. $2695 i: 4 Passenger Coupe ■•■»*«*....-•—$2645 i $1685 $1685 . F. O. B. SANFORD CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF ANY MODEL j ) B.&0. ■fi:- h •» .SANFORD, FLORIDA • . D istributors for Seminole and Lake Counties • s t . . •* « V •. ;* • -- j 4! « : *- * .. - ’ ' > • 4i . .-JP* \. to ■ . ... V. :7 * : . •. Clothes duration. Dr. Denton is her physisinn. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hickson hnvo moved into their recently purchased home, the former Snmmis place on Celery avenue. . ■ - .and Mrs. C. E. Chorpenlng and young people spent Inst Sunday nt DeLeon Springs. . . Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Spencer have closed their pretty new home in Cameron City and moved to Snnford Heights on Park avenue to live for the present, whilo Mr. Spencer is with the Pine Hurst Dairy. We are pleased to note that Mrs. Ashley Purvis Is recovering from a very serious illness of several weeks ■ i C L O T H C R A FT TIIE CLOTHCRAFT STORE IN THIS CITY . . *. 1 ’ :: M There’s a mighty good reason why we are sell­ ing more Clothcraft Clothes with the coming of each season. SANFORD SHOE & CLOTH­ ING CO. TAKES ON SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES THIS FALL Beach where they ^pent several weeks. * John Robertfvon spent Sunday in DeLnnd. The losing side in u Christian En­ deavor choir contest very delightfully entertained the winning side on Tues­ day evening at the • home of Miss WEST PALM BEACH, Aug. II — Virginia Wright. The winners in the Miss Ijctia Clarke, former ]>oHtmis- contest were told to dress for a tress here, has furnished the Post a "tacky party" while the losers were complete itemized statement showing told to "dress up.” Gingerbread, disposition sho mnde of the $32,000 watojr and tooth' picks w ere. served she took from two registered pack­ after whiich punch and cookies wero ages in the postoffice here July 20. served. A very delightful evening The statement is written by Miss wns spent nnd the crowd dispersed at Clarke nnd signed by her, rends ns n late hour feeling very much de­ follows: lighted over the faet'that one side of "I remitted in drafts drawn on West Ihi- choir contest were loserss. I'nlm Bench hanks the following ’ Mr. and Mrfl. E, A. Famcfl visited nmounts to Jacksonville: $0,500, $ 1,­ Sanford Tuesday. 500, $0,500 (two $1,500 remittances), Mnny homes in Oviedo are being Confer on Plans for $2,100,, $2,500. greatly (improved this summer by “$ 1,000 was transferred to the war new x-oats of paint, now roofs, new Tick Eradication; • snvings stamp department; $015 to around the yards, etc., nnd it Stock Raisers Meet box-rent; $ 1,100 placed to money or­ fences gives the town a much better uppenrder nccount; $1,2005 to c. o. d. tags; nnce, especially to strhngcrss. TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 11.—Prepa- $5,700 found in the house of J. E. T. L. Dumas, auperlntendent.bf the tory to revisthg its rules and regula­ Chambers, and $1,000 taken to Or­ A. C. L., third division, and one of lando." tions, the State Livestock Sanitary This accounting, the postal inspec­ the other officials of the road were Board held n conference here Tues­ tors R a y , clears up the differences In looking over the Oviedo branch of day afternoon with Dr. W. B. McKcl- checks und to the best of their know­ their line Tuesday. •». [ Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hancock left Icr, federal inspector in chnrgc of ledge Is an accurate statement of how Mondny for a vacation of two weeks tick eradication work throughout the "stolen” money wns disposed. in Georgia and South Carolina. Mr. Georgia nnd Florida, with hendquart* * * * * * * * * * Lundy, of Palmetto, is*’relieving him ers in Atlanta. Dr. McKclIer reached at the A. C. L., station* while he is tho Capital City Tuesday afternoon, and conferred during the day with Dr. nway. Mr. Lundy hns with him his J. W. DeMilly, statq livestock sani­ wife nnd two attractive children. tary inspector, regarding tick eradi­ While here they nro boarding *(with * * * * * * * * * * cation work throughout this section. Mrs. A. J. McCullay. In formation gained from Dr. McMrs. A. K. Crawford and son re­ Kcller’s visit was related by Dr. De­ A special election was hold Tues­ turned last week from Leesburg. Milly to a large group of Leon coun­ day for bonding tho Oviedo school Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W, Swope nnd ty stock raisers at a mass meeting district for the purpose of building daughters, Francis and Mablc, visited held here Wednesday morning which a now school house in Oviedo. There Sanford Saturday afternoon. was called for the purpose of push­ were only two vqtes cast against the J. A. Halgh and son, Cheater, were ing the campaign against tick infected question, so tho people of Oviedo, and cattle throughout this community. especially the children, ato looking attending to matters of business in Sanford Saturday. This task is being fostered by. the board of county comiplssioners of forward with great ptoasuro. to a Mr .and Mrs. W. J. Lawton and Leon county, who recently authorized new building in the near future. The children visited Orlando Saturday. an appropriation for carrying out the planss for the now building have al­ Mrss. C. A. Brannon and Mrs. An­ ready been drawn and passed upon work in this county. drew Lelnhart_motored to Orlando at a mass meeting Monday night and T t t S d a yl ’ , New lot of rubber lined army rain are qoW-on-diaplay in the window at Mrs. T. W. Lawton and children, vests.—Value $20. Price, while they C. S. Wcat's store. Mrs. T. W. Lawton and family, Miss Olive Legette and-Jas. Rush, last, $8.50,—Thrasher A Garner. went to Orlando Thursday morning. .< * ’ 110-3 tc visited Orlando Monday. Mrs. R. F. Wheeler and children FOR SALE—Clean old news­ and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wheeler and For office supplies, stationery, etc, children have returned from Daytona >me to tha Herald office. p a p e r* a t th e \ A ll The W ear A Man Can W ant . . ' .- * �11. •> ;r , THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921 FLORIDA BETTER PATTERSON W KEY WEST BOY SCOUTS OFF FINANCIALLY SANFORD IS BUILDING RELEASED TODAY THAN MOST STATES HERE TODAY \ \ FULL FORCE, STEADY GROWTH MARVELOUS AT ORLANDO HIKED FROM ORLANDO CAMP Financial Depression Here Less Keen . Than in Other Sections ALL THROUGH SUMMER WAS CHAUFFEUR WHO DROVE TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 10.—Bring­ Spent Day Here With LENA CLARK TO THAT CITY. ing word that the financial depres­ Sixty Boys and Their* sion h^s undoubtedly been felt less ( S , D m A u w liU d P r* u ) ORLANDO, Aug. 16.—Baxten Pat­ in Florida than in alipost any other Officers MEMORANDUM OF INFOR­ early $50,000 For The MATION BY SEN. FLETCHER 1 terson, chauffeur, who drove Miss state ,thnt the banking record of Flor­ (From NaadiT'i Daily) FOR WORLD WAR VETS Lcfrn Clark from West Palm Beach ida was the subject of much favorable Past Month Which comment among’ high banking and Troop One of Boy Scouts of Key to Orlando and who has been in jail financial figures, and the selection of West captured the city of Sanford to­ I am advised thnt Charles II. Mc­ as accessory to the killing of Milt, Was Smallest Ernest Amos, state comptroller, as day and held the citizens and the lo­ Cann, specinl representative from the more, was released early today under vice-president of the National Asso­ cal Scouts for ransom, said ransom be­ Veterans’ Bureau, Washington, has a five hundred dollar bond. George ciation of State Bank Supervisors, ing the glad hand and the co-operation established headquarters at Room Abbcrson, of West Palm Beach, a r­ Captain It. A.' Gray, assistant chief that was given them by the people of 525, Graham Building, Jacksonville, rived, hero this morning a t 1:30 clerk Of the Btate comptroller's de­ this city who take a great intcreat In Fin., and announced that he will con­ o'clock with the bond signed by two b u t MANY BUSINESS HOUSES partment, has returned from Philadel­ this movement. The ^ o p from Key fer with claimants for compensation, citizens of that city and ftitterson phia and other financial centers. Mr. AND ONE HOTEL ARE GENUINE West are on a hike to Orlando from whose claims have not been sntisfa^, was released a few minutes later. CONTEMPLATED 4 4 1 Gray attended the conference of the Key West and have been at Camp torily adjusted. M National Association of State Bank Benton C. Decker at the fair grounds It is the purpose of Mr. McCann to Sanford is having no building boom New Fraternity House Supervisors there as the personal rep­ where they enjoyed the recreation and In the boom sense of the word. It is establish temporary headquarters at of Comptroller Amos. instruction and the hospitality of the To Be Built at Rollins resentative just n steady growth of the city in other central points in the stntc, nnd "The Philadelphia convention was Orlando Scouts to' the fullest. They the business portion and .the residence information concerning places, dates, For Phi Alpha Frat well attended,” Mr. Gray declared hiked from Orlando to Winter Park section of the city and the growing of etc., may be obtained by addressing * -------.. Saturday in speaking of his trip, "and in one hour and five minutes and then him, care Boom 525, Graham Buildr the city along substantial lines. Build­ . The purchase of a $10000 building many important subjects bearing up­ caught a ride to this city. tobacco m akes 50 ings arc being built that will be occu­ ing, Jacksonville. site adjoining the Rollins College on the supervision and examination of Deane Turner, who is chairman of Every communication, certificate, flood cigarettes for pied as soon as they arc finished and campus by Phi Alpha Fraternity has banks were under consideration." lie the Boy Scouts committee for the Ro­ they arc not being built with the idea and affidavit, should bear the full just been made, i t has also been added that ho gained much valuable tary Club and is also one of the big 10c that at some time in the future ten­ name, former rank, and postoffice ad­ learned that the fraternity will build information for use in tt\e practicable brothers for the scouts, met the of­ ants can be procured for them—the dress of claimant, and refer to claim n handsome "frnt house" costing $30,- work of a bqnk supervision in this ficers of Troop One and has been tenants arc nil ready to move in as number. 000 on this site at an early date, state as a direct result of the confer­ showing them the city in Company soon aft the buildings are finished. bonds for which arc being issued. The ence. with Scout Master Fred Williams and In the residence section of the city architectural work was done by F. H. "One thing was especially notable others. Mr. Turner has invited Troop day varying the enmp grub with a the amount of buildjng is phenomenal Trimble, of Orlnndo, nnd will harmon­ at the Philadelphia convention," he One to make their hike next year to and causes great surprise from the ize with that of the main buildings said, / ‘and that is that Florida has Sanford. The boys went to the fine touch of hotel cooking for the day. visiting people ns they see in this on the campus. Besides being clfiae many features in her banking laws camp of the Sanford Scouts todny and The boys and their officers were well steady growth the future of the "City to the college, Ihc new fraternity that are ahead of ryany other states. Jwere shown over the grounds in which treated nnd well served by the Val­ Substantial." house will have the ndded advantage In fact, it iB surprising to know that'they took n great interest nnd they dez Hotel and they complimented July was a good month for building of nn excellent shore setting on Lake some of the older and larger states feci that Snnford is doing her share in Mnnnger Campbell most highly on hia fine hotel. but not as big as June. July permits Virginia. are just now taking up in their legis­ the Boy Scout movement and the San­ SPECIAL OFFICER A. Hi STILES The iroop left today about 2:30 in are estimated at $16,$95 and in this Phi Alpha Is-one of the oldest'nnd latures Ihe enactment of banking ford Scouts are on the job. OF LONGWOOD WAS KLUX­ two big trucks for their camp in Or­ month of August now the 12th day the most substantial fraternities in the; luws that have been in operation in The following officers nre with ER LAST NIGHT. lando with a most pleasant impres­ permits have totalled $20,.3GH estimat­ state. It was organized in* 1901 at Floridu for ten years or more." Troop One: Charles Sands, Scout­ sion of their visit to ‘Urn city. ing 16 permits. Building permits do the old Florida Stntc College, but In­ Selection of Mr. Amos as vice-presi­ master, nnd tfie following assistants: • (Trom F rld a r'i H *llj) not always niean that sum for n build­ Word was brought to the Herald of­ ter re-established a t Rollins upon the dent of the association is n signal hon­ U. J. Delgndo, John Shnrpley, Earl ing. People contemplating building fice t y that specinl policeman A. passage of the Buckmnn bill re-or- or to Florida; due to the fadt that Adams, Dougins Trevor nnd Edwin “Rat-Snap Beats the Best Trap Erer Made," Mrs. Emily Shaw Says. give in a small figure for their permit it. Stiles, of longwood, was taken out ganinzihg the state educational in,sti- there nre more than 20,000 stntc Trevor, Senior Patrol, nnd Ralph nlwnys and it is probable thnt the ac­ in the woods by a band of masked 11utions, The Phi Alpha alumni were hanks in the United States and about Higgs, Senior Patrol Leader. There • “My husband Bought $2 trap I tual figures for the past month would men last night and Vhippcd and their incorporated in 1920 along the lines of 5,000 national banks. are about sixty boys in the Key West bought n 65c box of RAT-SNAP. The be nearly $ 100,000. brought hark and dumped on the similar organizations in the national With reference to general financial P.-rtrol and they nre a fine looking trap 'only caught 3 rats bul RATThese figures do not comprise the streets with a warning. fraternity of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, i conditions, Captain Gray stated thnt hunch of boys and officered by a real SNAP killed 12 in a week. I’m never contemplated First National Bank As far ns can be learned there has [ which fraternity Phi Alpha is report- he talked to several officers of the big bunch of officers. They show what without RAT-SNAP. Reckon I could building that will reach $100,000 or been bad feeling engendered in Long- *‘d to lie petitioning for a charter, New York banks nnd he found the be- this great movement among the boys n't raise chicks without it.” RATmore, or the Rod and Gun Club build­ wood by Stiles in arresting motorists ‘ Jtnymnml C. Phillips, of this city, is lief tens generally held by them that can accomplish if the men of a city SNAP comes in cakes. Three sires, ing that will total $20,000 anti many several years ago when he was acting "it alttrumis of Phi Alpha. Prof. J. A. there would he still further effects j will get behind it nnd keep the boys 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed other buildings that are contemplated as constable und recently he was- a p -: I’odmore, who purchased a farm near felt from business reaching a stable interested and Sanford is glnd to have by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. and the plans for same now being pointed special policeman to enforce ^Hanford last year is faculty advisor and normal level, but that the worst them here today and will lie most hap■drawn. The figures given altove are the .speeding ordinances of I.ongwood °f the fraternity. , was over’ and that those eommunities py to entertain them next year for fifiG cu res B ilious Fever. for permits to build houses that are by Mayor Houck nnd it seems that -----------------------which had successfully withstood the two weeks if they desire to come. now being built ami the figures are the actions of the hand last night in financial depression thus far would Tlie entire troop nnd *he officers —Get your Scratch Pads from The low, thus giving no actual values but Inking him out and whipping him was ! certainly be able to emerge in good took dinner at the Valdez Hotel to­ Herald—by the pound—15c. demonstrating beyond any doubt that the result of former actions on his shape in the improved business condi­ in the building line Sanford is doing part coupled with the fact thnt he tions which are expected to be appar­ You will make a mistake as much or even better than any oth­ had again taken the position of motor ent by winter. If you order your ferti­ er city of similar size. rop. "A spirit of conservatism still pre­ In the business portion of the city .But little ran he learned of the af­ IS ONLY ONE OF NATURE'S vails, however,” he declared, and it is lizer without getting our NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OP* many new buildings are contemplated fair and of course it will ho laid on WARNINGS OF WEAK OR IHS- | believed by the best financiers of the MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticidr*. ORDERED KIDNEYS. for early spring after the celery and the Ku Klux Klnn as usual. country that the secret to an ei.rly i Sprnyers, Poultry SappHes. Get August 1st, 1921 Price Lists. .Now furnishing "SIMON PURE" and lettuce, crops have been shipped and i I.ongwood is an incorporated town Have you a lame back, aching day *^ ‘"umption of normal business ,r o s “GEM BRANDS” the money tins returned to lie placed nnd Mayor Ilenck is very desirious of in trade channels. Just now many enforcing tin/ automobile ordinances. - and night? Do you feel sharp pains ’t,enty Wl11 1,0 h>’ Pt,r,0"al ccofi«mies E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER qO. after stooping? Are the kidneya!ffl"d * PoI,c>'of in‘i,vidu“l> Hvln* owners of valuable property who nre It is alleged.that Stiles was taken sore? Is their action irregular? Use j ™ ‘n ,t. h e l r m c a n s “nd P a c i n g to JACKSONVILLE -:• FLORIDA * t •engaged in trucking are holding off .out of the ‘Allen store about nine' the limit. -------------------------------------.-------------------------------------- j------------- -----------------------------------*--------------------------------Doan’s Kidney Pills—the medicine until the fnrms can be finnheed and o'clock. While away, Captain Gray trans­ rcci mini ended by so many Snnford this can also be said of the bank­ Telephone call at I.ongwood this af­ acted business for the comptroller's ing institutions. When the crops are ternoon snid that Stiles had been tak­ people. Rend this case: office in Washington and Chicago. ARE YOU INSURED? IF N O T, SEE Mrs. \\\ F. Leavitt, 317 IV. Third • otT in the spring this city will wit­ en in front of Allen's store- last night ness a real building boom thnt will by a hand uf masked men, that he S t, Snnford, >ays. “Some few years W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY »how the world thnt Sanford people claimed afterward he was not whip-' ago I was bad off with kidney trouble AGENTS PU T CREAM IN N O SE have the 'proper faith and the proper peifliut that he had been taken koine and knife-like pains shot up from my AND STOP CATARRH spirit to build homes, stores und ho­ distance from Longwood. Just what kidneys and there was a dull ache in tels and everything else thnt iB com­ it was all about no one seems to my hack all the time, I Imd to take Tells now To Open Clogged Nbdto my bed ns I couldn’t bo, on my in g to this city will follow. know except the band of men nnd feet. I suffered from terrible headr OFFICE PEOPLES hank bu ild in g trils and Ena Head-Colds. they will never tell. Sanf ord, . . . Fl or i da aches, tint. 1 was advised to try ' ‘The physicinns In Michigan have Doan's Kidney Pills and one half doz­ You feel fine in a few moments. agreed to cut their fees, which opera­ en boxes cured me in fine shape and Your cold in head or catarrh will be tion should make n greater hit with Grandmother at 28 is made me feVl like a different wom­ gone. Your clogged nostrils will op­ the pnlilie than the old appendix fad. Distinction Tampan an" en. The air passages of yo,;r head Attained Monday Price, 60c, at all dealers. Don't will c!«nr and you can breathe freely. R ub-M y-Tism kills pain. simply ask for a kidney remedy—get No more dullness, headache; no hawkiBjr The A u o c lttn l F re t,) Doan's Kidney Pills—the same thnt TAMPA, Aug. 16.—Grndmolher at Mrs. Leavitt bud. Foster-Milburn Co., in;:, snvffling, mucous discharges or dryness; no struggling for breath at the age of twejity-eight is the distinc­ Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. night. tion held by .Mrs. Ethel Coulnot, of Tell your druggist you want a small Tampa, attained by the arrival yes­ bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm. Apply a TOURIST SEASON TO terday of a daughter to her daughter, lH'.Je of this fragrant, ar/Aseptlc Mrs. Francis McCollough. Mrs. Coul­ OPEN OCTOBER 1ST cream in your nostrils, let it pene­ not was married at thirteen year* nnd trate through every air passage of the Mrs. McCullough, who is fifteen, is JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 16.—Tour­ head; soothe nmj heal th • swollen, in­ the oldest-of her three children. ist rate tickets to Florida from all flamed mticuus membrane, nnd relief "I was hardly abic lo drag, 1 sections of the country will go on sale comes instantly. was so weakened," writes Mre. October 1, making the opening of It is j'.’st what every cold and ca­ Lena Clarke Retains | W. F. Ray, of Easley, S. C. the tourist season, according to ud- tarrh auffgrer needs. Don’t stay stuff­ "The doctortreatcd me for about Additional Counsel viccs received in railroad passenger ed-up and miserable.—Adv. I HAVE THEM two months, still I didn’t get traffic circles here. Last year was any belter. I had a large fam­ It was stated yesterday that the the first time the rates became effect­ ily and (clt I surely must do HONOR OF VISITORS. legal forces which will defend Lena ive so cnrly and the earlier Bale had something lo enable me to take M. T. Clarke bud been augmented by the effect of prolonging the tourist care of my little ones. I had (From M ondijr't D ill/) Attorney George A. Worley, of Mi­ season. The plan was so successful heard of Mrs. E. F. Householder entertain­ ami, nnd Attorney Abbott, of West the roads adopted it again this yenr. ed very delightfully Saturday after­ Palm Beach, who arrived yesterday noon at a bridge party, nt her home ami after stating their mission to CITY ORDINANCE on Ninth street, in compliment to Sheriff Karel and State's Attorney Uon—lots are being sold rig h t along and building In this RlJNS COUNTER TO Mns. Silvan Lazarus Jpce Florence Jones were admitted to the prison cell section Is such as to gladden the h eart of those who have NATIONAL LAW. Frank), of Now York, who Is here whore they hod n long conference the good of Sanford a t heart. visiting her mother. The guests in­ with the woman. It is understood TAMPA, Aug. 16.—Mamie Wright cluded the members of the Monday that t!. C. Chillingsworth of West This is no idle talk—I have weighed the statem ent and Palm Beach, and Davis & Giles,-of Or­ today filed in circuit court a suit Bridge Club, there being three tables against Municipal Judge Worth, with of players. • lando, also hayc been retained by MiBs to say Just w h it is my candid convictions would put it "I decided to try it," con­ a design to test the recently enacted Clarke.—Orlando Sentinel. Lovely pink roses ’ were used in tinues Mr*. Ray . . ,,wl took most too strong for the careful, conservative p e r s o n — th at city ordihnnee which prohibits the charming profusion in decorating for I eight bottles in all . . 1 rtperson whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who sale possession of liqupr'within this pretty party. | gained my strength and have Mr. Vaughan. Farmer, Tells How He has VISION will agreo with me now—the oth er later. the city limits. ' > Of unusual Interest w** th" gamo bad no more trouble with wo­ Lost All His Prize Seed Com. i'" 1 manly weakness. I have ten _"Som o time ngo sent nway for ROAD DEPARTMENT MEETING. of bridge played during the afternoon, children and am able to do all high score being made by Mrs. W. C. some pedigreed seed corn. Put it In' my housework and ft lot out­ HI)I, who-was awnrded a dainty em­ JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 10 — The n gunny sack nnd hung it on a rqpe door* . . . I can tare recom­ broidered guest towel. The guest of state road department was in session suspended from roof. Rots got it nil mend CarduL" here today hearing a number of rep­ hbiior was presented Kayscr silk hose. —how beats me, but they did because resentatives from various counties Following the card game the hos­ Take Cardui today. U may I got G dead whoppers in the morning “ 77ie Man^Who Sells Dirt Cheap" ' ... V- rt tess served a tempting ice course. nnd considering petitlons.(No,indica­ be |ust whit yod need. • after trying RAT-SNAP." , Three Tho substitutes for absent club At aUdruggist*. sizes, 35c, 66c, $1.26. Sold and guar­ tion wa sgiven that any decisions had members were: • Mcsdames George Watch the—■South E ast Corner of Page anteed by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. *; been reached. — "--TT— r- I — ..T . ■ ■ — ^ Qnlght, Mrs. Julius Schult«7 ' Mif* I Rub-My-Tism cures sores, Mpli Whitner. 6G6 cures Malarial Fever. i • *■ - -Ia ;-l?=V » MOSTLY H O M E S DURHAM TAKEN OUT AND WHIPPED AT LONGWOOD THAT KNIFE­ LIKE PAIN BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES Insurance General OFFICE SUPPLIES AT H RAID OFFICE POST CARDS AT THE H RALD OFFICE A Tonic For Women SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” S, -JET » J.E. r - f / ms ? ■ ■ *> V - .Yu/ - r-- i T Y HHVI - : ,4 - : �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921 Society Wedding Interests the State, Hundreds to Attend (from T u. kU j ’, Dally) Un rhursday evening, August 11th nt 8 o’clock the first conclave of Tay lor Commandery K. T. was held if the Masonic Hall. Thia organization was granted i dispensation by the Grand Comman­ der of Knights Templar of Florida with the following officers to serve RADENTOtVN^Aug. 12.—Comnt rtceiitly made by the Manatee nty Growers' Association against ^"exorbitant rates on vegetables, yiih the complete statement sent unitor Fletcher *avowing all Items of cost that entered into the market1^ 0f vegetables and the small Amount of proceeds left for the grow­ th will reopen the question of a rate j^uction on* fruits and vegetables throughout the entire country, itiap1P, from a letter from W. V. Hardj, director of the bureau of traffic, Interstate Committee Commission. Both Senator Fletcher and Director Hnrdie admit thnt the statements and kttcr sent th e m by L T. Williams, jencral manager of the Manatee as­ sociation, wero the most complete, Instructive and vnlunble they have lud bid before thenv Officers of thia association believe that the figures Eugene McConnell, First Guard. conclusively prove to the .powers in W. M. McKinnon, Second Guard. Washington that tRe vegetable'Indus­ C. M. Hand, Third.Guard. try in Florida is in a deplorable con­ And the Commandery U. D. was dition on account of excessive trans­ Iduly opened. portation charges. In„tho statement This announcement is of more than submitted, by the association wero passing interest to members of the exposed the entire records, showing Masonic fraternity in Sanford and the gross sales, seU.lng charges, des­ Seminole County, ns the matter has tination, draynge, harvesting and been brought before the Grand Com­ loading, crate costs. transportaion mandery of Florida for a number of charges and net proceeds left the years past, nnd thnt body has now de­ grower to cover cost of production. cided thnt Sanford is large enough It is quite evident that the figures nnd important enough to support this marie a very forcible impression on organization. A goodly number of Royal Arch Mr. llardie and jt is believed thnt if MnsonB have already petitioned for every concern In Florida similar to the Orders of Christian Knighthood, the one in Mnnnteo will jrnrsuo tho and during the next sixty days all same courso, thcro will bo brought equipment will be provided and the about an adjustment of the exorbi­ Orders will be conferred. tant charges that now exist. Thia organization, as is doubtless It is the purpose of this association well known, is of York Rite Masonry, to instigate formal proceedings be­ and only Royal Arch Masons who are fore the I. C,. C.( nnd it is desirous likewise believers in tho Christian Re­ of securing the co-ojperntion of nil ligion are eligible for membership. ether vegetable concerns in the state. Senator Fletcher, on Aug. 5, wrote Mr. Williams ns follows: < “The data which you furnished for the Interstate Commerce Commission is the most complete, instructive nnd valuable they have had laid before them. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Snyder, our “1 wish we could have had this data before June 20. I am quite sure we dry gods merchants, spent Inst week could have accomplished most Im­ in Tampn visiting friepds. Mr. nnd Mbs. 0. W. Townsend, of portant results Even now, there is a chance of getting some real IfcncALs, City Point, spent the week end with as you will see by the letter from Mr. the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. , W V. Mnrdie, director, bureau of Gnbe Long. Mrs. G. M. Jncobs and daughter, traffic, interstate commerce cornmisMrs. Josie Prevntt, left Monday for iion, herewith enclosed. Rekln'w, Tex where they were called “You will of course, follow this by the serious illness of Mrs. Jacobs' matter up.” two little-grandchildren, the little son The letter from Director Hnnlic to and daughter of Mrs. S. II. Holmes, Senator Fletcher follows: nee Miss Bertha Jacobs. “Permit mo to acknowledge on be­ Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Wainright half of the commission your letter, of spent from Saturday until Monday nt July m, enclosing n letter dated July Kenanville wher? the former filled his 27 addressed to you by the Mnnntee regular appointments at the Whittier f’mint) Growers' Association, M. I. Baptist church. T \\ iliinms, general manager. Arch Hodges, of Cocon, visited J. "I beg to say that there. Is n great T. Jacobs and family last week. deal of vnlunhle information in Mr. N. Cl Jncobs nnd famjly nnrcnmpWilliams’ letter, which Is quite spe­ wceks. * • cific in character and bears directly ing on tho St. Johns prairie Sot n few upon the question of whether or not Mra. M. S. Averette spent several freight rates are materially Injuring days in St. Augustine jnst week get­ the growers. As you probably know, ting her house ready to move into in must nf the complninta which the tho near future. Miss Hazel Jacobs spent the week commission has heretofore received end visiting her school friend, Miss Frances Graves, nt Wagner, The death angel visited our com­ which to baso a conclusion os to munity again last week: and called to whether or not the difficulties being folow him Vcrninn, the 13-year-old experienced nro really the result ot daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. D. W. Sim­ mons. Vcrncnn was stricken with n freight rates or of other causes. case of inflammatory rheumatism Inst "All the data that hnd been gath­ Wednesday, a week* ago, and suffered ered up to June 20 was presented to severely from the pain, but as she had a meeting of carriers nnd nt that hnd several attacks before her friends tim* they issued a statement to tho did not think but what she would re­ U’»lilic nnd to tho commission' to the cover. She grevfr worse nnd after one effect thnt they wero not convinced week’s suffering she died last Wed­ that reductions wero necessary or nesday night. She was a bright faced would nccrue to tho benefit of tho sunny disposilionet] child whom all Prowers nnd gave a number of other thnt knew her loved. Her parents and rontons why they would not nt that little Bister Leona amt the two married time voluntarily make any reductions sisters, Mrs. Jack Gore and Mrs. Tom m rates. Ab you know, tho commis- Lane, arc nlmost heart-broken over their loss. After the funeral services which were conducted by Rev. Thomp­ son, of Oviedo, she was laid to rest in the Cl^iluota cemetery. Her school­ mates and friends brought quantities of beautiful flowers and completely covered the little mound beneath which she sweely sleeps in peace. °ml transmitted to the carriers with the request that they go into the mat(Tram XeaUx't P.lly) further and furnish the commisAylett Fitts brought a bob cat to f °n with any Information which they the Wight Garage this morning that m»y have or can get bearing u|xm he killed over in Volusia county, The .. 0 mi,tters brought up by Mr. Wilcat was not such a large .one but had a fine hide and will no doubt moke a It is also likely that this general nice rug for some one who wishes to *jw*ti of rates on fruits arid vegcskin it. Bob cats are not so plentiful •les will be discussed by representarognd here as they were in the early ves of the commission with the days but there ere tome to be seen Tiers again, in n week or so, and from time to time in the swampst Sev­ ! (,aU Presented by Mr. Williams’ eral yean ago Robert Lord killed one * r wIU bd used at that time with a club near his Ipme south of 'Further advice will be giVen you the* city that was one of the largest the premises as soon as possible." ever brought to this city. . j ^ That Society wedding, that street dance, thnt prize dance, that good band music, that well lighted street with the many colored lights, those good things to ent and all of the oth­ er good points of that big time the Educational Committee of the Wom­ an's Club intends to give the people here on the night of Friday, August 26th, is making the people sit up and take notice. Not only in Sanford and Seminole county but* itwjdjoining counties for everybody is invited—yea, mam—ev­ erybody, come right in and help the Woman’s Club to erect that building for the Bchool lunches that are to take care, of the hungry, children this year nt our grammar Bchool. This movement is away ahead of any of the movements that would take care of the children living thousands of miles from here. This is charity (joginning right at home and the kind you can see while it Is working. So get behind this society wedding and street dance and make it one of the big successes of the year. Now is the time to stimulate business and the merchants arc all in line to offer big sales for that, day and get the people here t<\ enjoy a big time nt night. Wntch the Dnlly Herald for future announcements. EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS REPORTER IN AFRICA ROME, Aug. 16.—Serious earth­ quake shocks arc reported from Ital­ ian colony of Erftrica on the Africnn shore of the Red Sea. Numerous casualties are reported. Rub-My-TIsm kills infection TAKE A TAHLESPOONFUL OF SALTS IF BACK HURTS OR BLADDER BOTHERS We are a nation of meat enters and ^ur blood is filled with uric acid, says a well-known authority,* who warns us to be constantly on guard against kid­ ney trouble. The kidneys do their utmost to free the blood of this irritating ncid, but become weak from the overwork; they get sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog and thus the waste is retained in the blood to poison the entire system. When your kidneys ache and feel like lumps of lend, and you have stinging pains in the back or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or the bladder is irritable, obliging you to seek relief during the night; when you have severe hendnehes, nervous and dizzy spells, sleeplessness, ncid stom­ ach or rheumatism in bad weather, got from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jnd Salts; take a tablcspoonful In a glass of water before breakfast each morning and in a few days yoqr kidneys will act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for genera­ tions to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, to neutralize the acids in urine bo it is no longer a source of ir­ ritation, thus ending urinary and blndder disorders. Jad Salts is inexpensive and can­ not-injure; makes a delightful effer­ vescent lithia-water drink, and nobody can mnkc a mistake by taking a little occassionally to keep the kidneys clean and active.—Adv. 666 cures Biliousness. A D ro p -S e a t C o verall That Hides The Bu ttons After years of experlmentlngwe’TOproduced the garment you’vo been waiting for. A drop* seat Coverall with re-lnforced band that conceals the buttons and protects the body. ^ ^ 'P a n a m a H are tnsde from beat pro-shrunk material by akilled Union workers; and so elerar-' DOI’E FROM COMPANY I) LEAGUE PARTY (l*ran Tu*td»r'« Dillr) Top Kick Chittendon and Supply Sergeant Don Whitcomb returned The Senior Epworth League of tfie* Sunday night from n trip t» San- Methodist church, cntejtalncd most delightfully last night at a Gypsy Mrs. G. A. DcCottes, wife of the party, at the |*>me of Misses Lillie C, O., was n visitor nt the camp Sun­ Ruth and Carolyn Spencer, on San­ day. She expressed her congratula­ ford Heights. A large bon fire was built under tions on the work and appearance of tho trees, and around this theyounff the men. Company D barracks were given folks In picturesque costumes, made fipst honors in inspection Sunday. a charming picture. Fortune telling,, Col. Turck himself said the appear­ games and stories were induulged ln^ during the evening. At a late hour* ance wns excellent. The chow hcndqunrtcrs were nlso refreshments of hot wenles, rolls and rated excellent after a close inspec­ coffee were served' by several of tho tion Sundnq. Some work, Company members. There were about .10 members of Printe First Class Chittendon and the League who enjoyed this happy . Privates Kennedy, Ball arid Welch occasion nil voting this one of the returned Sunday night from fur­ most delightful affair? given by the League. loughs.—Florida Metropolis. From th e m akers of u sers o f Fabric'Tires Otrtng to tho ftbr+o tiro user frooh, mow. Doing ohlppod THE U.S.USCO TREAD Hero Is tbs U. S. Usco Treed, with s long-established standard of sarvlcs among motorists who hava an aya to valua, as wall ss to pries. WhUs sailing for less than ths o t h s r tires In tha U . S, F a b ric Uns, tha U a c o has earned a repu­ tation for quality and dependable economy which is not exceeded by sny tire la lis dess. United States lira s are Good Tires U. S. U SC O T R E A D U. S. CHAIN TREAD U. S. NOBBY TREAD U .S . R O Y A L CORD N all of m odem merchandising the biggest conundrum is the fabric tire situation. Around 70% o f all car owners use fabric tires. Their instinct for quality is os strong and insistent as any one I People have gotten very close to the U. S. policy. F elt it. Benefited by it. And passed the w ord along. It’s a policy settled to onestandard for all U. S. Tires. W h eth er fabrics or cords. Small sizes or Giving to the fabric tire user fresh, liv e tire s. Being made n o w . Being shipped now . All the original U . S. v ita lity W hy, then, are they offered such hodge-podge stocks of “dis­ count tires,"“odd lots,” "seconds,'' “retreads" and other so-called bargains of uncertain origin? and serW cecom es through w hen you buy a U. S. Fabric Tire, Sooner o r later the public al­ w ays seeks out quality. As a m atter of self-pro tec f/o n —if for no other reason. T h e out-and-out opinion in favor o f U . S. Fabric Tires has spread m ore this year than it ever did. “ U sco ,” “ C h a in ,” “N o b b y ” T hree different treads. Built by the sam e brains, the sam e • policy, the sam e quality ideals th a t h a v e m a d e U . S. Royal Cords the sta n d a rd m eas­ ure o f tire w orth. EDWARD HIGGINS...... ______ D. D, D A N IE L ------«--------------MIDWAY GARAGE.....*...„........1 LAWTON BROTHERS CO„ Inc^ ...... Sanford, Florida .... Chuluota, Florida Oviedo, Florida �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19,1921 Everywhere you go In Florid* this THESANFORDHERALD summer, you see houses and store ». J. HOLLY . V. ». LIUS BP * - A. « E 1 . . . THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19,1921 SHlt* BY SHIPS. FOURTEEN DOLLARS PER BARREL, PRICE buildings and apartments and hotels • The growers and shippers of the OF SW EET POTATOES being built nnd (getting' ready for one Tampa territory aro in deadly earn­ of the greatest sca'sons In the history of the State. Sanford is doing her share, but we enn do more If every­ one will invest their money in home enterprises Keep them coming. » est about . ships m for transporting • HASTINGS, Aug. 17.—-Fourteen their coming citrus and truck crops dollars per barrel was the average to the markets of the East, and well price received for Big Stem Jersey ( T i—rp « nU 4) on the way to tho West. That meet­ sweet potatoes shipped to eastern ■ubscxiptiox rxicx nr adtaxcei ing Friday Afternoon was composed markets by tho Bougbcc Distributing . o n tsar............................... of men who 'do * things, * not dream Company. O t r MONTHS ............................ ........... them all day long." It was made up three Mourns................ Tho growing of this variety of / of ship owners, and grove owners, sweet potatoes was purely an experibusiness men and investors, whole­ ment, Mr. Hughes urging severa sale distributors and farmer produc­ farmers to try a small acreage in this ers. One thing they agreed on: We variety this spring. So successful has w - ----- ■—— m p ususava iT iri S itm M S ( .l e a p t Sunday) u i iM re a ild y ecr few hours each day looking after tho must have tho ships! the experiment been and so thorough• n U U In d ia * M ellon. A d m tiila c ra t* a raaa •M kU t a d m ad . known «■ a w lic atlo a. HOC spots that need attention. Everyone Tampa wholesale men have been >* w >*8 B«r month, la t l r t a o t . should take a pride in the place where counting, as has the Tribune, strongthey reside, regardless of whether it ly on the friendship, loyalty and busi­ is your house or a rented home. ness foresight of the Mallory line to _* “ reten A d vertlalnn K n r r u t il give this territory relief from rail­ | T H E AMI RICAN PRE33A33QCI A visitor to tho city last week re­ road oppression nowi suffered, and marked that he believed that Sanford threatening to bo worse. The Tri­ KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E people had more real enjoyment than bune still believes this company will be a favorite in tho eastern markota. Keep the business coming. tho inhabitants of any city that he do what it Is credited with promis­ “I am thoroughly convinced," said GOAT MANURE . What a difference in the morning. hnd ever visited. A little more real ing—stick to Tampa. But there waa Mr. Bugbec, "that wo can make a fellowship, n little more give and tako a grave direct accusation laid at the huge success of tho Big Stem Jersey And Other Materials Sanford is making a great.sum nnd a little more of that congenial noor or that company by Messrs. 1sweet potatoes, that I am going to mor showing. spirit of helping each other will make Vam and Perry in the course of the sec that a large aordago is planted Our Prices Will Save You Money us tho greatest city in the slate. And proceedings. Mr. Vam declared, ho next spring. JVhilo somo few who Speaking about the weather and not wo do have good times here even in has information that the Mallory and planted this variety this year neglect­ about any parties. the summer months..’ Clyde lines are “absolutely controlled ed cultivation during the Irish potato by the railroads." Mr. Perry said harvesting season and allowed the • The Chamber of Commerce Is tho Miami was chosen as the next meet­ that some time ago "Lee county men grass to get into them, yet made- good busiest body In the State. ing place of the Associated Dailies of started shipping via Key West, and yields."—Palatka News. Horida, which will be held in Novem­ sent just two shipments there when Tho people who think it is hot and ber. Orlando made a fight to secure they were Instructed by the Mallory Anyhow, when you’ go to a lyw^ll persist in snying so are the most urn the next convention, but when it was line to put rates up to the level of the dinner function these times, you are comfortable. announced that.. Ed. Taylor, of tho railroads or the Mallory lino wouli not perplexed by a lot of different PHONE 536 Miami Herald, pledged u trip to Bi­ not accept tho shipments, Tampa shaped glasses to the right of Did you ever sec anything finer mini there was no more fight in the business men must know thnt this is thnn this summer that you spent at crowd. Miami was chosen without tin* * _ . ' __ i t . A t A VII . . . plate.—Nashville Banner. opposition.—Orlando Reporter-Star. home in tho finest place on earth? NOTICE or APPLICATION POR TAX DEEDUNDER Bi-CiTUN n s or THE . *B** of euch certificate In ~the n im e of W. C « Circuit Court, 7 U Judicial Circuit s-an. L. Let everybody get in the gnhio and Sanford intends to keep the busi­ S tew art. Eat. * ^ OENERAL STATUTES Couaty. Florida.—la C haac.J,. ^ invest their money at home. Put it ness coming not only in the summer Alao T a i C e rtio ra te No. 71. d ated Ilia 2nd • N otice-la hereby riven ||,a t : A. E. Slobloat ■lajr of June. A. It. IBIS, haa filed aal.1 re rtlflwhere it will be the safest and best months but all during this winter. The NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS purchaser of T a , le r llf lr a le No. SVt. dale.] th< f» t* In uijr office anil baa made application for ta» deed to laaue In a rrordanre w ith lair. Said t'a rrle W. Speer. Complainant, live merchants litre are now making investment in the world. c e rtific ate embrace# the following deecrUted l H ijra I* In mjr offlct* ami lia» nm.lr appllra arrangements for big sales and adver­ lion for I n i|rr*l to l u u r In acrtirU anw wltfc property alluatril In Heinlnola County. Florida, e rllVlr, ^ ' ** l*rfendanta. , ' quick action on a mere statement, no law. Haiti re rllflra te em tirarea the followlni to-w ll; Lot V, IlJock 12, T ier A. Sanford. Tim To "Crosson-Ponds" is the hending of tising for the winter season thnt will aald land l* ln r aaaraeed a t the d a ta of the la To F red” 5* Tcnn‘« aef . In S em lnol^P ounty, ■nance matter how reliable thd source of its > r ‘l**.’*1 *1 K,n A ntonia. l n „ of aticb c e rtific ate In the name of It. Florida, t.Lwic * ' .......... ......... ..... a wedding notice in the Gainesville eclipse anything ever before attempt­ Ib>y!e, Ban Antonia. Teia*. . Hag. al In tv ram-1km „f H. Ila . of Hanford I‘. Trennla. rial... n‘*J * ,0 »'«t IOU I* ,, News. All of which brings on the ed. They have discovered the pulling coining; but there aro fewer than •Irani with E line M. | \ Hjr,, fk r. | ii, Twp 20 AWi T ea C e rtio ra te No. 108. dated the 2nd claim to hare aomo Inlrreat |n lb . r.lb tla , Hang. .30 Baal, run Hoiilli itt d . e r r ^ . K day of June. A. D. 1010, haa filed aald cerll- d « c rll* d land Ul Bemlnolo.Oumly. I |..,|.t, £ question of crossing n river before you power of tlie Daily and Weekly Her­ seventy days before the orange crop South. 12 * Ch. N 10 rh. N 11.1 drgrn-a, IV tl.H rli. to floaty In my ofO re and haa made application w it: la.la J and t o f lllork 3 |, | / „ , !L , " ald and they have nlso seen what it or this section begins to move, and •aid lly. Hwly along aalli. to tu-g. 12 a r m . Tlie of Alrlhtn,111., „ 1<r ^ *al.| land twin* aaacaacd at tb r d a l . o f tti. la■Toted In I la I Hook I. p a ,, ijn means to have a daily paper in the the growers nnd shippers, and Tam­ ana n r . of aurh r r r t l f l r a t . In tlir n a n i. of K. II. Ponnty Iteronla. •s'rala«t« pa business men must know -posi­ Votl are then-rnre orderr.1 to I . ,„.i , ias so many fine springs summer. T a \ IV rtlflra t. No 2'.l. d a trd 111. 3rd ‘ Im il I t ’nurt at the o ..,m , tively that the existing lines will do •la)Al«> .,t Juur. A. II. Itus. | „ . , all| r .r tlf l md resort.7 within easy (<eii.ln.ila I otmly ||, . f |„ , j|.u.d». m nr. lii my of f ir . and li»a m ad. a ppli.atlyu for t'4—r. IK2I. to in aw er the 1,111 ....... . A meeting is being held in Sanford what is expected of them m the mat­ •laa iir d«-«-d nee that our people can to Imoi. lu anivirdaiir. w ith law. Said r r r t lf |r a lr r in h r a m the foll-w lug .t. -. rlt--.| today by the war department to re­ ter tjf reductions in freight rates, ac­ ie ami enjoy n most exallualrd In S.inlm.1,. (Vmnly. n.-rl«U. ceive objections, if any arc filed, ceptance and deliveries of shippients, pro|M-rly to w it, I'..-, MV ror of N E 1J of SW >, of SKI; . l», Tw|i Jit Saitiilt, llanur 3U Kasl. linn ti against the granting of right to build and making through bills of lading -I rwla. K aa.M n«li, N 21 r,«t.. IV 33.S3 n»l., arrva. T b . aalil laud l>.lug a — | a t the The Gainesville Sun is shining with a bridge over the St. Johns river nt to all points in their legitimate busi­ greater force now having gone to an OMcen ferry. The river is very nar­ ness territory. Anti this knowledge eight-page six column paper with row at this point, and it will cost lit­ must be hnd nt once. On the other, hand, if the Mallory plenty of good matter and printed on tle to throw a bridge across. It should n good quality of paper. Congratula­ bo built higher thnn the usual bridge, is not able which would be a g reat. convenience these thing s, then the Tampa Intertions to Editor Will Pctmer. In c trc iill Court of U>a Saraatfc J . to boat owners, and would lessen the Ocrnn Steamship Co., a Tampa and of Florida, la nod for Bomlaol. work of the bridge tender.—Del.nnd —In Gkoncory Florida concern owning and operat­ News. CITATION ing its ships, and ready to secure and In C ircuit Court, 7th Judicial C ircuit, Samiaola County. F la.—In Chancery equip more, stands ready to take over mum lower labor costs, lower fer­ BILL TO QUIET TITLE thi^business and at a rate which will tilizer cost and lower rates on crate J make it profitable to both them and materials, Sanford growers stand a >ers. The citrus exchange of A rthur J lyle, el al. IkifvniMnt goptl chance tat moke sonic money TO ALL :itH()NM CI.AIMINtl . inti nil the other allied inter­ KST I TIIK FOI.I.OIVINII »>ith the Boy Scouts nnd the this year if they could just he guar­ o r APPLICATIONS FOR TAX DEED I.A Nil, tv stute in the producing nnd NOTICEUNDER SECTION »7»o r THE laila 2 ami I of lllock .tti amt. laita 2 ami 1 • ampfiro Girls, our young folks antied a lower freight rate. But the • OLNERALSTATUTES business ,nro ready to co­ nf llk a k ;V>. of M rlkiuflllr. ea per p lat rrn in l l In l ‘lel lk»>k I. |><fr 131, Sriulnole County should have a most enjoyable nnd worm will turn nnd the day is com­ in making this boat service Notlev- la hereby y lren th a t: J . E l-elnc. pur- nllr.nrtU 1 ,♦ da te,| the perfectly healthy summer. I.iving in ing -when the growers nlong with n success. Phillip Shore, the presiVon an- lirtrliy r«~|ulrnl * ami o n lrm l to ap. •ird day of June. A. It. m is. haa filed aald Cer- |w»r U-forr i«ir Circuit Court at the Court Ilnur* Florida we should enjoy tho great tho merchants will not hnvc to nsk dent o f. the Tampa Intcr-Ocean llflcate In toy ufflre nnd haa uiade application In Srtiiliiol* CutiAty, Florida, on the flrel Mon­ for T ea l*eed to laaue In i m m l M r r w ith law. day III m -crm lirr. 1II2I. In answ er the Mil of for n lower freight rntc—it will gov­ Steamship Co., is a T allinn, outdoors overy month in the year. Said re rllflra te rn itira rr- the fiilluwtliy d'rn-rlti- complaint flin t ayalnal you. and therein fall , and n ern without asking—but then the man whose belii-f and confiti eil |iroj«erty rlttialrd In Seudmde County. I1i.fl lenco in da, tmwlt lo t I. Ilk- k U. I l r r C Manfnrd. not. rl-e .aloe « HI l»- (ak n i aa eonfeoaeiL to Next Friday, August lilith, prom­ growers will not want it. They will the port business of Tampa led him the aatd laud a«—u —| al the dale of ises to be.a big Jay and n big night he shipping by refrigerator boats and to organise an d put into successful llie I—ohlice of auctl C rrlltlra lr In llie name of in*Sanford. The merchants will offer operation this line of ship;s cn rrying special bargains and the ladies hnvo cargoes to many cross-the-ocean t. A. IHH.UII.AHB, We congratulate the Orlando Son- ports some great surprises in store. The lle r k Liti n ti r<-ir i . e stands ready to make it tinel on their many improvements ns Motiiltxitr t'lH inlj. Fla. JOHN (J.* LEONARI>Y, wedding and dance will be tho out­ avaiinhle for coastwise business at Pit'H IN SO N A IIICKINHON. the following notice in the Sentinel inSollrllur anil or I 'm w I standing features. IkillcJtiira for l'uiii|iM lneut for Complainant dientes: "In an effort to V-ep pace tlie order of Tampa. He has showed thnt he can equip a licet of steamers with growing nnd expanding Orlnndo, Senator McWiliinms and family Orange county and this section of with refrigeration nnd ventilating St. Augustine were attacked by st Horida, the Sentinel has installed an­ plants nnd give sailings every day ing workmen in Italy in their HAVE WHAT THE WORLD IS CALLING FOR other new Linotype. The room ad­ if necessary to move the Ntruus nnd through that country and chu vegetable crops of this section. He joining the Sentinel on thb South has themselves across the. border. Ti been leased and a new 18-pnge Hoe has showed that he can carry oranges dagoes probably heard about the F press with an output of IG.Ofio copies and grapefruit from Tampa to New ida legislature. per hpur will he installed soon, the ■York or Philadelphia for fifty cents The Store where the Dollar has the greatest purchasing power. Look a box—seventy-five cents a box lew The City of DeLand hns . . just com­ than the average price from this pari pleted one of the finest moving pic­ . Over these prices—Proof of the tye— of the state'by rail.- He even declares ture theatres in the State, nnd is he-rnn handle citrus fruits refriger­ building another theatre for pictures C O O .Men’s $2.20 White, Black, ated to .those ports nt less than sev­ | Men’s all-wool Blue Serge nnd shows thnt will 1><> one of the in Inland Florida + Suits ................•...... .....j.........t p A A f v U nnd Blue O v eralls___ enty cents n box nnd make money if finest in the State. There is nothing his ships do nqt bring bnrk n. ton of ? Men’s Wool Cnssimcrs, CO A A A short about Del^and. Boys’ 6 to 16 years, blue . ihc DeLand Commoreinl Club freight? $ Brown and Gredn ............. . . p A V s v U : Overalls nt .... erected n fine building several'years It is not a question of "fightihg the ?- Boys’ Blue Serges, 12 to A AA 81x90 Blenched Pepperell ago thnt houses the Chamber of railroads." Tampa hns never done | to 18^ ea rs ................... ...!.....u l i d t v U i-uiinii,, riKni mong nnd is n source Commerce and tho Woman’s Club, Sheets, at .................... that: Tampa never will do that. It $ Boys 2-pants, Gray and A AA of joy and pride to the people who and It is a fine Idea with no conflictis simply a quntlon of fighting for Bleached Pepperell Pillow % Blue Cassimer Suits ......... ^ 1 a * U U are helping the city to move. And ion in the business of the two organi­ our commercial lives. If the railroads Cases ........................... .. this band of boosters is getting Inrg- zations but « splendid co-operation. dt-clure it impossible to move our J Men’s and Boys’ Pants a t like reductions, cr every day. Get on the band wag­ Such a move in this city would be n Bags nnd Suits O -i business, in nnd out, for less thnn-un t Great values in Men’s nnd Boys’ Work Shoes, on and use your horn. ranging per D A W F m g l Cases f r o m ..... fine idea for the Chamber of Com­ excess over tho entire cost of pro­ p a ir ............. t ) « s / D TO S p O w d U merce nnd this Woman's Club) A duction, plus tho value of tho pro­ Men’s nnd Boys’ Dress Shoes will be sold at ns new visit to the Deljind Commoreinl duct, plus a reasonable sum for tho Club will convince tho skeptical that grower, then it behooves the grower All-Wool Army Price..... ...... TO the men nnd the women of a city to find other means which will per­ Blankets ..... Special Lot Men’s Belgian Work © > | O f f who are working for the upbuilding mit him n "living," o r* c t out of the Reclaimed Army of. thnt city can dd much working to­ business. Sjioes, $8.00 value, a t ...... .......O T s O v Breeches Special Lot of Ladies Tan ami gether nnd the combining of the In­ And inasmuch as there must be terests of ench organization into one food produced, and inasmuch as Flor­ Oxfords, tasty dress Shoes One-Man Tents Lakeland Telegram building is one of the finest ideas that ida is adapted to, and counted on for, has ever been conceived. . producing much of that food, thou the Many other wonderful bargains, in Ladies growers of Florida must "carry on." Oxfords and Pumps ino Ocala..Star says th a t thj* es­ Then as the "working man is worthy tablishment ill that city of the Flori­ ofHls hire,” he has the right to. nay da Building Material Corporatloi ho is a fool If he does not, deviso :: The most cpmplete stock we have ever had for you to select from. All will probably have a very good effect wny^ and means for protecting him■ ’ * New Low Pr'ce Level’ • ‘ and advance the building movement fel' and assuring .that hire. From < that has become apparent. The com­ all we can sec he has done it, in this j: YOURS FOR SERVICE AND SATISFACTION ' pany will have an extensive plant and movement to shy? by ships. And soon, endeavor to supply „ great many tho shippers of this section will be things needed in construction of able to look out on the horizon and buildings. The Star welcomes this cry, Ship ahoy! as their fleets send industrial concern and expresses the their vessels, one by one, regularly it • SANFORD, FLORIDA , opinion that .It jvlll succeed and help and swiftly, here for loading With Make Our Store Your Headquarters While in Town Ocala to grow In a substantial •and the product* o f their groves and ;: satisfactory way. . tarms.—Tampa Tribune. Castor Pomace-' Hardwood Ashes Ground Tobacco Stems ....$1.50 80c-90c $3.50 i; . $8.50 Thrasher & Garner pry Weather on Lower . East Coast is Re­ ported ' Knoxville, Tenn. 1 Mrs. Charles Bell nnd son, Ernest, arc expected home from Hot Springs, WANTED Ark Boon, Must be Mr. and Mrs. George McCrumb, WANTED—Young cow. fresh and good milker. J. H. MelMisses Alice Bolly nnd Thelma Lake rapr._Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfc spent Sunday at Dnytonn Beach. Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Buchanan havo SEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds of returned home after a delightful stay hauling. 31-tfe W l| WANT • Udjr or I'n tlfm a n « r ,o t to b.odle rlly trade In Sanford end other T ir in l rltlee. . opoorlunltr u ,00 will be rvUIIInx the genuine J. n . W itk lae l*ro.1oct* In rlu JIn , W itk lae ' C noxnal Oil Rbimpoo. 0*rd* I'ece Powder. I*rolt Drlnki nnd o t* r 137 oU>er product#. W rit* to d ir for free .am ple nod particular*.—The J . II. W nlklne Co.. 87 Meml>tiU. Tron. Sl- 4fe to their own farm in Monroe. (Bf Tin AaaocLated Mr. Crenshaw, of thfe East Side, GAINESVILLE, Aug. 17.—The cit has moved to the I’ace place vacated »«i«uon days are nearing an end. n» crop outlook for the coming sea coplc are returning home in a steady too is improving except on tho lower FOR SALE • ? e ”un"," ““'i"* h«- <■*•>. gist Const where the condition is very beneficial, bothr from a physical the springing board at Crystal Lake. FOR SALE—No. 817 West First S t critical because of dry weather, ac- and mental standpoint. Foiks look He attempted to turn a somersault Eight rooms and bath. For price well and happy and have r t ___ .. (jfljjng to the report of the Federal of and dropped upon the sharp edge of and terms, write box 782, Daytona,, pep. ___ Those that went north feel the board. He was taken to the doc­ Bureau of Crop Estimates here on .better Fl»-________________________46-tfc after 11 . . the delightful -•—--1 change of tor and several stitches taken In the mp conditions during the month of climate SEND | 1.00 and receive 2 3-4 lbs. of and food and tho joying of July and tho condition as of August 1 seeing oid friends nnd old homes, wound. He is recovering nicely. smoked mullet, tho kind that’s good. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rabun enter­ Postpaid.—David Phillips, 217 North You can get more eggs and make more favorable weather has boosted pfo- while those to^the beaches nlso feel dottion prospects for most staplo fine and Invigorated after the splen­ tained with a pound party Thursday Beach Street, Daytona, Florida. money by feeding hens more material for crops, cotton being about the only did saltwater plunges, tho sport of making whites of eggs. No grain feed con­ 98-2tpw—4tp exteption, the report declares. catching fish and the acquaintanship tains anything like epough white-making Philip Agger is making prepara PUU 9Af.E—P; Citrus prospects show some im­ Df new people. Vacations nre worth months old, very s material'(protein). Aa a result, many yolks aro tiona to build another cottage upon his provement through the central highHooker, Longwood, Fla formed in the hen’s body that are never laid. place. J. W. Miller will also build an Usd section of the belt and are dis­ FOR SALE —1 Oldsmobilc truck, $600, addition to his house. tinctly favorable on the West Coast. Mrs. Wheeler Marsh, of DeLand, 1 Chevrolet automobile, | 200; 1 Buiek Prospects are from fair to good along spent the week end with her parents, 4,-1100.''The above cars aro real bar­ fed together, make more eggs because they the lower edge of the belt except on gains. Terms to fit your pocket book. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hawkins. . supply the scientific balance of all the elements 'the lower East Coast where rain is At Williams’ Garage, N. II. Garner, a hen requires to produce the c n ‘S j y L J ,> j | "*Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jewell aro con­ badly* needed. The condition for the er the supervision of • Charles fined to'the home by chills and fever. ;__________ _______________ 104-tfc highest number of Whites and F V P P Q O C state as a whole is 88 % of normal for one of the trustees, the graded Mr. Jewell, who is a mechanic at tho yolks of which she is capable. flw iD Ik lA both oranges and grapefruit as com­ FOR- SALE—8 1-3 acre grove, con­ grounds at Monroe aro underplied with 89% for oranges and 80% going a decided improvement. Tho R. R. shops had to lay off for Bevoral taining 100 bearing trees. Also good five roomed house. Apply Mrs. for gra|»efruit n year dgo. Fruit is groun » have been plowed, graded and Albert Draper, who has been work J. M. Long, Chuluota, Fla. 53-5tp developing nicely and is beginning to tiled and a fence will be built —— — ^A bn so show color in South Florida but bear- nnll diamond hns been laid out and ing in the R. R. shops for several FOR RENT 1b* trees on the lower East Coast are shade trees and flowers are to. be years, has resigned his position nnd rOR RENT—5 to 10 ncrc truck farm in bad condition except where irrignt- planted. The graded school at this Sold in Checkerboard Share crop preferred. See M..S. Nel­ *4, and loss from shedding is antici­ place will now develop into one of the Baga On(y by son, Eureka Hammock. • ]_]« pated, even with rain ir\ fhc near fu- show plnces of Seminole county. • . v # . A base ball team has been organ­ ENERGIZER SERVICE AT Dries are moving freely and are of ized here and the boys are excited and ORLANDO | 8od quality arid size". Production enthusiastic over the outcome of the will be less than for last year. The "Energizer 1 Service enn bo had gnmes, and tho development of the As rompnred with the Florida citrus various ball talents of the menibers. at Orlando at 18 West Central Avts rendition, reports from California Thb team has played several small nuo48-tfc ihow the August 1 condition as 86% towns and carried off the laurels, but for oranges nnd 84% for lemons. Tho Inst week they met the .St,ctno)i boys rendition a month ago was 87% for at DeLand and were hard hit with n Any hens kept from a regular supply of feed foi busy now putting up grape nnd guava •ranges and 85% for lemons. fade out of ->1 to 4. The boys will jelly und marmalades for winter use. a snort period any lime during the summer, nre like Favorable July weather is reflect­ piny Orlando Thursday. ly to moult before their usual time. A good many peo Mr. nnd Mrs. Normnn Swanson, of ed in condition figures for most of A delightful fish fry was enjoyed Celery avenue, were Thurstlny evening pie cut down the amount of feed they give their chick the staple crops. Production of corn, ut Crystal Lake one evening lately. ens as soon ns warm went her, comes. This is wrong. visitors at the home of his purents, other Fhose composing the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Neil Swanson coming During the sum summer months the hens require m er months, field crops will run well ahead of early twice ns much FURINA CHICKEN CHOWDER ns l»uestimates, the bureau declares. The rendition of rice hns deteriorated nales, Linda Miles, Thelma Lake, r J i . / J i , 1n S h?w by we,Khl (2 l,int* of PURINA HEN CHOW weigh ns much ns 3 pints of Purinn Chicken slightly but prospects are still good Rush Stafford and George Mathews. Chowder). * • for satisfactory yields. Tobacco pro­ , Two negroes attempted to break in­ duction will fall under last year be- to the home of Ed. Og!6sby Thursday ,Dur}"K the summer months, f. mensures of Purinn .eiuso of dry wenther early In the morning before daylight. Mr. and Chicken Chowder should he fed to every 2 mensures of season May crops, generally, linvc Mrs. Oglesby had risep early and gone Purinn Hen Chotf. We understand Mr. Reid, n brothei % made splendid growth anti pasture fishing leaving their dnughtvrs Dorn, of Mrs. Bert el son, who is keeping a |fwi<imies to improve. Wet weather is May and Rosa Lee at home. Shortly Don’t overhent your birds by feeding them too tdrrfcring with hay harvesting over after Mr. and Ajrs. Oglesby left, the mnjket on Sanford avenue nnd a fre­ much grnln feed. Feed grnin feed, only once a day__ quent visitor in lipsnla, is expecting s large part of the state. Jntc in the evening, ju st before the birds go to roost. girls were disturbed by some one nt to send for his wife ns soon, ns he RESIDENCE LOT Cotton prospects were described ns the window. They rushed out of the can find rooms. "gloomy." The condition on July 26 house nnd run to the residence of Mr. GIVEN TO BRIDE . Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lundtfuist visit­ lud dropped to 80% of normal ns Blnlock for assistance. When Mr. FRIDAY, AUG. 26 tornpared with 70% n month ago and Blalock reached the house of Mr. ed at the home of Mi^nnd Mni. Emil Magnerson on their wedding anniver­ list year. Weevil damage is Oglesby the intruders hnd fled. Other sary. Icc cream nnd Cake were served. K- A. DOUGLASS HAS DONATED w*vy nnd rusting and shedding is be- prowlers have been in this community Mr. nnd Mrs. Fry motored up SunCITY LOT TO WINSOME oming general bccauso of rains, of late. A gun belonging to Mr. d*y from Wlndcmytre to bring home ' BRIDE iome cotton is opening and picking Jewell, wtis stolen Sunday afternoon Miss Florence Tyner, who hns been u "<‘»rted on n small scale.- Produc- while the family were visiting neigh- their guest. . As a stimulus to the young brido i* estimated nt slightly less thnn Jesse Lee has been taking his wife who would hrav e the vast throng in I °0u bi,le» as compared with 17,906 to town for treatment under D r.( front of the court house here on Fri­ lies lust year, 16,925 two yenrs ago, er business men hns lately blossom­ Denton, who removed a growth of a day night, August 26th and Ins wedMir. three yenrs ngo nnd 37,685 ed out in a gay dashing, gallant Beau carbuncle order last Thursday. des in 1917, tied to tho man of her choice and his Brummell. A certain car is at the Mr. and Mrs. Chezum, of Sanford, choico, Hon. E. A. Douglass has giv­ The following figures shoyv tho pre- service of all the belles i^ the com­ have bought the G. Lind orange and en the promised brido a finq lot In Binnry estimates of. production for munity and many patient and pains­ peach grove consisting of five acres, In Sanford Heights . Sub-Division oppos­ . Ron. O. P. Swope, county commis-* WILL OPEN NEW MEAT MARKET -I nnd final estimates for Inst yenr, taking lessons are given the village Upsala. They are expecting to build ite beautiful Rose Court and here it sioner of the Oviedo district nnd head •he state’s principal crops not y e t beauties as to the intricacies of shift­ nnd make other improvements. Mr. is presumed the happy couple will of the Swope Land Co., wns in the L. C. Leonardy, who has been n res­ rvuted, in ench instance the first ing gears, applying gns, reversing Lind now occupies n small building on spend their life amid the scenes of— city today accompanied by W. F. Hell- ident of Daytona for many years but run Ik-ing the estimate for the cur- levers, etc., attending the skilful ma­ his burg, of Ananiosn, Iown; E. Rf Moore, who is well known here, will open a adjoining land. • nnd the second last year’s nipulation of nn auto. Vacation days ' Wc hear thnt Mrs. James Reid, of well, you know. °f Iowa, and John Robertson, ntnnn- new meat market nt 327 Snnford ave­ JfrOfJudiiin It takes nerve to agree to being nre great for the wife. She has such Boston, Georgia, has arrived and is ger of the Florida Gardens at Oviedo. f 0"'. bushel 11,562,000, 10,530,000 a good time at the mountains, springs, visiting her sister-in-lnw, Mrs. Andrew married at a big public outdoor wed­ Mr. Moore hns just returned from a nue Saturday morning and will sell ding and the prospective bride nndcheaper meats and sell for cash. Mr. , ,,nll-s* 14.000, 17,900; sweet po. Reaches, etc., but poor hubby! He Bertelson. trip.down the east coast nnd is in love Leonardy is also a big cattle owner . groom who como from the most prom­ l ' - bushels, 4,515,000, 4,275,000; Wednesday was rather an eventful inent families in Seminole county cer­ with all of Florida but motsly with and expects to bring somo fine beef, "*J- all, tons 145,000, 152,000; tobacday for the Ballinger’s. In the morn­ tainly havo the nerve- to go through Black Hammock and the Oviedo dis­ mutton and pork to Sanford at very ». pounds, 4,000,000, 4,620,000; rice ’ . ing, V. C. Culler brought oqt lumber with the public ceremony on the night trict. low prices. He will have a city de­ m n s, 91,000, 72,000; sorghum livery and will publish his prices ev­ .tnyrup) gallons 73,000, 844,000; pen- tendered Mrs. D. II. Rabun at her and Mr. Rutherford to cell an upstair of August 26th. While tho court Disarmament can never be wholly ery Friday nnd Monday in- tho baily room for them nnd in the afternoon house steps ought to be ns sacred as “ N bushels, 3,800,000, 3,220,000; home on First street, August 9th, the effective unless It Includes the jingo Herald. Watch his. advertisements and Mrs. Alfred Ericson nnd their children , . , tnn"* n° estimate, 1,300,000 happy' occasion being the birthday of iiru! Alfred came when work wan over the home , or tho church when it is press. prices. .“ ■*; pens, no estimate, 184,- Mw- Rpbun. Mrs. Albert King und to help celebrate the 85th birthday of used for a wedding a young brido ^ bushels; peaches ,b) bushels 126.lovely Mr. Ballinger. After supper one of ___ ftj.' , f“*00°J pears (b) bushels, 65,- cnjies and n big freezer of ice cream the brotherhood'came out and took or(L,',’000: or«ngcs, no estimate (a) and many of the near neighbors gath­ him in for the union prayer service of r 'bbO boxes: irrnnofnill nn net!. ered to partake of the delicacies nnd tho Methodists and Congregationalists spent n pleasant evening. All wished nnd then n number of the latter good Mrs. Rabun many happy returns of people canto out for a little surprUo the Schopl Lunch Fund and to mako unary. tho wedding a success. Bride nnd the day. production on us, in honor of the event, making Horace Swaggerty nnd Drew War­ it one of the best ho eVer had. He groom aro deeply interested in school ‘"ford to bo congratulated on ren have purchased the old Potter received a number of kind tokens of matters and they want the affair to be successful and whon called upon lnff had the enterprise to Issue plnce in partnership. Mr. Swaggerty 1 ' ^optionally attractive booklet and family will occupy the house and Portr decided that no sacrifice was too ••jing i; • '« tho advantages « u v u iiu ig L - s Vand'beauijin u u e n u - Mr. Warren has built a new house great to make for the school children * ”.f the Celqry City apd Its sur- upon the south side of the place on hence their consent to go through with •hi mgs. That city probably real- Monroe street. This is an old farm, the wedding. *t #L| afc;*t ,8 Kolng to be necessary very fertile and In very good condi- Mrs. Ericson , Aside from the fact that It will be coming season to offer those a public wedding in every respect and Mr. Warren sold hts home on upper Y O U R HOM B IS W O R T H PA IN T IN G s o n 'll inQuiries about Florida, that the people will have to pay to Monroe street to 'Mr. Coleman, of Th ' n* Co,ivlncing and appealing. . Remember how beautiful your home looked When tee It the entire wedding ceremony Longwood. • thJi P ^ .boo,t,ct covers all questions you nnt moved in—how fresh and dean it was? will probably be one of the most ^ Mrs. Hugh Brawdy and mother, of am) I, l- 1,0 a,ked “bout Sanfohl Orlando, visited friends hers Friday. gorgeous In the hiatory of the city as All its original beauty and freshness can be rohavln 1 1po**,b,,,ri«8i the text matter . stored easily and economiadly with the ranks of society in Sanford and .Mrs. D.‘ H. Rabuh, Mrs. Will Hart w,.ii K bccn carcfu,ly prepared and Seminole county hove been combed line and- son, Carl, motored to Palm for flower girls, attendants, etc., and Springs and Orlando Friday. the ceremony will be tho most elabor­ John Bell nn’d family have return­ ate Tver witnessed liere or elsewhere ed home after * delightful vacation at Ai/nfr and ^ Varnishtr and will bring many friends and ad­ Hot Springs, Ark. • mirers of the bride and groom, for An am«iT. bookUc/TS* HpumAw Mr. and.Mrs. J. T. Jacobs, of Chumany .miles around. . ,\ *Ksy, Oliutreus tho value of pohx luota visited friends at Monroe re­ Remember the date, Friday night, h a m io a y m th s k a n .. A * u . cently. ^ copy and color charts. • August 26th. ' * . Mr. and Mrs. Bartow Matin have repnied from a visit to relatives in Haircut 40c at now bargir shop, - - -oumo nionuay. evening In Second street, new DeForreat Build­ Kentucky and Georgia. honor of the ninth birthday of their ing. We specialize in children’s halrMr. and Mrs. Geo/6 ain and son El- grandson, Barnwell Beqk. SANFORD, FLORIDA cuttlng.—Albert Graraling, Manager. den, have returned home after spendA number from Upsala attended the . 63-1 tp Purina Poultry Chows Dear Purina Customer V T his is Important. • Remember \ ® ® U D G Ew H yG R A O E f �' TOSHiK-*: •« ■ • • „ ‘:■ : ^ C v 7A -=vkT%^ * vi*V*J* - » ' - - . • ^ * • X iT - - T. - _ - 1— A — - z % •y - - r - r ■» - r 1 ■- ~ - jP * ! _ r*^*ffcViT ' T . , RfpffMK •* i^ h r HOP %¥- - f"<e-' t■ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921 t e Ik* Circuit Oourt t f tk* Beraolh 7*41*1*1 Cir­ cuit i f Florida, la aad te r Bamteol* Oermtj.—la Ckaueary, o r A r r u c A T i a i r t o a i e e n d 'c h a r . n r a a o v n o o u r t , t t h j u d i o a t TEH o r T H E OSCEOLA CY7RE8S CO HEAVY. Notice 1* hereby glean th at the OSCXOl.A CITATION CY I’ ll E M COMPANY, a corporation organleed a n d ' e ils tla g under tk* I-aw* o f tb* S ta te of <0 . n . ) M LL T 0 Q W aT w t l t S. I'ulralm i, It, C. Uowrr and Edward digging. Florida, will apply to tb* Honorable Cary A. (VimpUlnante, Hard**, Ooeem or o f tb* S tate o f Florid*, a t O^ear H . ^Gremlin*. 8r„ OompUIntnt, V*. Tallahaa***, Florida, c« tb* Bth day of Sep­ II.. Gerard. 0 YOU CAN BRING BACK COLOR Jamt-a O'Neill. *1 ■!.. Defendant*. * H H aiti* Gerard, bla wife tem ber, A. D. H a l ,- t o amend A rticle 111 e f It* A. known To Jam es (VNelll. and the unknown heir*, de- Article* of Incorporation a t contained In it* nown legatee* add dart*##, under .*■ AND LUSTRE WITH SAGE i l o n , grantee*, legatee*, or oilier claim ant* Charter, In portttanc* of a reaotnllon adopted pIU and teatament of A. II (lera.'f ,k* under Jaroea O’Neill. Augusta* J . VaugLn and w ife H am * Gerard, Uw u n k ru Z . T L " ** U* TEA AND SULPHUR by tb* stockholder* of aald company a t a spec wife. Lout** Vaughn, deceased,' Wm. 11. la l m eeting of tho stockholder* o f aald com. H . Gerard or of bla wife l l a i t u < i krtri A. cess,of hospitality fatuous with the Haggard, deceaaed. It. It. Mllcitell, deceaaed. party held a t Ha ofric* at Otceola, Florida, on ---------- Catherine T ^ u . V L ^ L ^ known A N. Speer, deceaaed. W arren W. I/Oaer and lb# 18th day of Ju ly , A. D. 1031, a fte r more hundreds that they entertain during legatee* and derU ete oader ,£ * ,*■ When you darken your hair with wife, --------- I-oaer, deceaaed. Clarence Car- than four week*’ notice of etteb m eeting wae w ill andd teatam teatament tat of John -f ir r, ,"',,,,. "U M the year. Hot creamed shrimp, right Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell, penler and wife, Josephine I.. C arpenter, de- glren aa prescribed by law , and a t which m eet­ » f o' John Tu^n " I f * Calberin* Tnrnell, , nj th. “ > ^ Her. Himnel B. Carp ten ter. deceaaed, fresh from the ocean, hot rolls, cold because it’s dono so naturally, so rraae-V Edith C. Ourllen, deceaaed, Amanda a . Car- ing stockholder# holding more than three-fourth* h*lr* o f John ‘t e n e t ] , and of U t _ , *•1» In* Tnrnell. Defendant*. ,f*' (■enter, deceased, and J. J. Ilarria and i . W. of th* loaned and o r the authorised abate* of tonguo and ham, baked beans, guava evenly. Preparing this mixture, NOTICE TO NQM.e r u n - ----adm inistrators o f (be re lit* of D. IL th* c ep llal elock of tb* company, attended paste, cake, pickles and everything though, at home is rnussy and trouble­ lllcka. M ltrhtll; derraaed, and agaln et all o ther per- p articipated ami roled for tb* adoption of auk TO A. U. OEBARH. AND l l T n m r T V . amendm ent. A copy of auch proposed amffid One of tYie strongest associations of was there in abundance and cooked some. At little cost, you can buy at anna or partlr* claim ing any right, till* or merit to g tlh e r w ith the proceedings o f laid IIIH WITH. RESIDENCE u n r n o k -1 * * ^ , In ami lo th* following described TO JOHN TURN IL L AND OATOEIUw- _ newspaper men in the South is the nnd served ns only tho Fitzgeralds nny drug store the ready-to-use pre­ lnterc»t proiwrly. elluale, lying and bring In the Coun- m eeting o f July ls th , 1931, a rt now cm file la NELL. IIIS W IFE. B raiD gN C B $ 2 “ ih t office of tb* Secretary of S ta te of the t j of Seminole and S la t* o f Florida, more J l appearing by the aworn bill *f Associated Dailies of Florida and know how and for several hours about paration, improved by the addition of particularly S tate of Florida, And aald ArUcI* III will be ftted herein against you that described a* follow*, to-wlt: p e c tlrtly applied for to be amended so a* to to have acme lot,reel In tb* f Y liU l., when they meet four times each year sixty guests enjoyed the elegant home other ingredients, called “Wyeth’s ilegtnnlng at lb* W rit Q uarter Section Poet rte . land la S«mlnol* County. Florida. Section Thirty-one 131), Township Nineteen read: at some city or cities even though the of Mr. Fitzgerald. After a dip in the Sage and Sulphur Compound." You of ARTICLE III Lots Ftv* (5), and Seven (7). n w , , MS). South of Hang* Thirty-one (SI) Eeat, run Tb* cepllal atock o f tho company ahall he G ertruda Addition to Banford, Plat 1 ^ . 3 , W thence Hast 1030 feet to tb* W esterly Hue Of meetings arc held on Saturdny and ocenn they scattered for their busy just dampen a sponge or soft brush the right of-w ty of the l* k « Charm Ilranrh of on* m illion and fifty tbooeaod dollar* to be dl- UL11T, a* recotvted In * » * £ £ * £ some times on Sunday and there iB but offices over the state where they are with it nnd draw this through your Ih t A tlantic Coast IJne lU llroad. thence South- elded Into te r s e ly .f ir e hundred shares of comYou are therefore hereby required along aald right-of-w ay 700 feet, tbenc* moo atock to tho p a r ralu e of (100,00 a share, little time to discuss the vital ques­ hitting tho keys today and thinking hair, taking one small strand at a easterly C T te n it^ cw f^ * W eat I4BI.5 feet to the W e*t line of aald Sec­ and three thousand share* of pre ferred atock a t Co bo end appear before th* Court Hoorn lo Banterd. " * •* tion 31, tlience North 070 feet to beglubU y, | th* p a r ra lo e of (100.00 a Yhsre. ________ T h at th* tions that concern the craft it is Bhort about the good time they will have at time. By morning all gray hair dis­ containing SO acre*, and also; Z I share* of the preferred and common stock ahall n r e t H onda/ In Augnat, 1931. and sweet and mnkc it snappy with tho next meeting in Minrai with n appears, nnd after another applica­ lleglnnlny 070 feet South o r th* W eat qutr-1 hare th* following respecllra right* and prie- day of aald moqtb, then and there m m it t ewer tn the• bill of rem pU int terete G H acclhm post of Section 31, Township 10, lieges: the Daily Newspapers nnd they lose side trip tothe Bahama Islands.T h ey 'tjorj or jwo your hairbecom'es beau-is*ter m,,, ot s>Rati, run thence south 3ot,7 The liolJtt* of the preferred stock abatl be you, and therein fall not. el*. l l U $ s k w a* ren feared a g tla il ; oa. telkwvd " no time in soft talk but go to the point will notsoonforget the generous hos-1tifully (lnrkcne(l| g|ogsynnU iuxur. enUtled to receive, when and ae declared, from &{; • £ £ welt 32 m ibe surplus or n et profile of lb* curporaUoo, tfinal decree. by and make every minute count, thus pitnlity of DeLand nnd of tho Cont-ljnI1t It to further ordered th at this *m i » i feet. Ill cues East 418.3 feet lo (be Hanlon) re arly dividend* a t tb* ra te of eight per re a l (Irani Hoe. thence North 33 degree* East atony per annom ,’ payable In aersl-aanual Installm ent* Itah*d ln 'tb * Sanford Herald, a new»rer« accomplishing more in a few minutes mercial Club, of the good people, of tn Semtoot* County, Flovld* *1^5 Gray, faded hair, though no dis­ said G rant line £40.3 feel, thence East 1019.0 on tb* eecoad day of January and of July of Halted week foe rig h t conaeenttv# weeks! ' *** than other associations could in three the Codringtons and the various ho­ grace, is a sign of old age, and as we feet to Ibo W esterly lino o f th* rlybl-of.w ay of each year. Th* dividend* on tb* preferred Kock TO ALL PARTIES CLAIHINO AN —__ the A tlan tic Coait IJne railroad. Lake Charm be cum ulative *o th at. If (n any y ear div­ or four days. IN T H E PROPERTY HEREIN D E S O ll lS j lds and of the Fitzgeralds and others oil desire n youthful and attractive Itranrb, thence Northerly alooy the W esterly ■hall idend* am ounting to eight per cent eball' Dot Under A. II. Oererd, n a tlle O eraV rtto ^ of aald richt-of-way, 3 0 3 .feet, thence Wc*t have been paid thereon, the deficiency a b tll be One .of the most pleasant occasions at Daytona Beach, who made their appearance, get busy at once with line and John te rn e lL CatbeHn* tern e ll t u 1401.3 feet to point of bcylnnlny. and it«o: payable aa soon as earned. No dividends ahall or olberwls*. ' * “ »v Ileylnnlny a t a point 13.03 chain* North n f th* be paid on shares of common atock aa long *■ of the Associated Dailies was the stay so pleasant. Tho following of­ Wyeth’s Sngc nnd Sulphur Compound, I’olnt of Intersection of the Eaat Una of tb* share* It M being g M made to appear | by a , a o n u „ of preferred etoek are outstanding. E arn­ meeting at DeLand and Daytona Sat­ ficers were nominated- by a commit­ and look years younger.—Adv. Banford G rant with th* W eal Una of Section ing* and Income of Uie company m ay be used Com plaint fUed herein t g tl n t t /og"',V ,^“V f 31, Town*hip 10, South o f Item * 31 E aa t; run lo re tire abort* o f preferred stock an herein pro­ bur* *r cU lm to h a r t wm* Intereet is u « urday and Sunday. The business meet­ tee composed of It. J. Holly,' Chris lowing described tends to Bernina|* CbsJtJl thence E ast 431.1 feet to tb* Eaat line o f tb* vided. Florida, to-w lt: Hanford G rant, thenr* South 23 dcyrcc* W eat ing was held Saturday morning at the Codrington and W. A. Elliott and The company reserve* tb* right lo re tire and . Lots Five (6). sod Seven (T), n iw l * ** alouy th* E*at line of the Hanford G rant 390 ahall re tire aald aharen of preferred elock from Commercial Club, the guests making elected by acclamation: I t . O ertrad* Addition to Bsnfom. n * t n i r . , . feet, thence West SM.S feet, thence North 270.5 feet to the point of beylnnlny, otherwise de- limn to tim e a* tb* b a ll o t * end asse ts o f tb* g k r te J I Z - I lT , a* recorded In Seminole tSm ty) the Putnam Inn their headquarters. company m ay require or perm it w ttbont Im­ Qttimby Melton, of the Jacksonville -scribed a* th* North h a lf of tb« followlny de­ pairing it* eblllly to discharge prom ptly Its You a r t there fare hereby commtn led and The following program was car­ Metropolis, president. scribed property, to-w lt; Ileyinnlnir at the point o f InteraecUon of tb* liabilities and to c arry on Its corporate func­ qntred to b* and appear before oar m i u J J I (From KeaAajr1* Dally) ried out: tions; provided, how teer, th a t not lea* than 500 Court *1 the Court House In Sanford | t a ? Ed. Taylor, of the Miami Herald, E ast line of tb* Hanford G ra n t 'w ith tb* W eal Dr. Walter Seay, of Jacksonville, line of Heel Ion 31, TOwneblp 10 South of Rattye abates of the preferred Itock shell be retired a t on the r t r e t Monday tn September, tb it u l Advertising — E. S. Wndsworth, vice-president. , E ast; run thence North atony th* Rany* Una any on( tim e. Tb* Hoard of Directors ahall de­ tb* fifth day of aald month. tb#n so l i i ^ 7 * was the guest of his daughter,' Mrs. 31 13.(15 chuifiA, llittitii H u t 6.00 d iito a to (He term ine ibe abarea to be retired by arranging m ake answer unto the bill o f complalat Thomas Advertising Service of Jack­ Clayton Codrington, of the DeLand Widcm, nnd Caldwell, yesterday. E ast line of Hanford G rant, thence South 33 dc- tp receive bid* ov o ffe rs to aurrender share* for hereto against you, and therein fill sot I w sonville. News, secretary nnd treasurer. yree* W est atony the E ast line of Banford re tlrem rn t a t a price lees than (133.00 per there aald b ill w ill be taken a i confessed a .T n l Z s Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marshall ^ G rant to the point of beylnnlny, contalnlny and tb* unpaid cum ulative dividends thereon; you, to b« (followed by rinal decree. Collections—I). H. Conkling, Palm W. A. Elliott, of the Timas-Unlon; I t to furihar ordered th at this tvotlre U n it acre*, more or Isa*, a ll lylny and being and tl>* abarea th a t may be re tired a t tb* have returned from a pleasant stay 4.14 ltehed one* each week for tw elrr w#eti Beach Post. lesat coat to th* company ahall be re tire d ft ret. In Section 31. Towtuhlp 19, South of Ranye 31 W. M. Pepper, of the Gainesville Sun; In the event e u fftrltn t abarea a re ’ not to o ffer­ Banford H erald, a nexrepaper publlahed la 3e aZ R ail, •' How to Get Business—Major Quim- Harry Brown, of the Lakeland Tele­ nt Daytona Beach. It appearing from Ibe sworn hill of com­ ed for retirem ent, tb* company may require tb* note County, Florid*. Don* and ordered thl* tb* £3tb day u u » Forrest Lake left yesterday for plaint filed In this cause th a t you b ic e or aurrender of share* by paying tberefor (123-00 1911. by Melton, Jacksonville Metropolis. gram; Lew Brown of the St. Peters­ " ‘J* claim some Interest In and to the Unde herein- per tb a re nnd all cum ulative unpaid dividend* New York, where he goes on busi­ (C lerk's Beal) E. A. DOlhilaaw Newsprint—\V. A. Eliott, Jackson­ burg Independent; T. E. Fitzgerald,'of thereon. The Hoard o f Director* ahall by ap­ a bote deacrllied. ' Clerk Clrrult (k m . n ts rc fo t* . you. Jams* O'N eill, are hereby re ­ propriate proceeding* by lot held on one of the ville Times-Union, the Daytona News on the board of ness. Seminole County, ex* quired lo be end appear before our said C ircuit dividend paying day* herein designated, d eter­ DICKINSON A DICKINSON, . 7 Miss May Thrasher left yesterday Court a t the Court House In Banford, Florida, mine tb* share* to b* surrendered for re tire ­ A number of discussions by Geo. E. governors. Bollcllore for Oomplatnta. 41 t t e on the 3rd day of October, A. l>. 1931, and ment. Each bolder of abate* of preferred atock for Hendersonville, C., where she then and there make answ er to tho blit of akall b* given nolle* n t le*at th irty day* before KcHcr, state representative .of the ro m p u in t rib lb lle d again st you, olherwla* a a dividend paying d a te th a t lb* Hoard has d*- l a Circuit Court, Sarto th Judicial Circuit. State will spend some time with friendd. Gergcnthalcr Linotype Company nnd • f Florida, County ef Bamlula. decree pre confraao will be entered. lned to re tire A a rs* of preferred stock and —In Chancery, many others present took place and a Dr. nnd Mrs. T. A. Neal, of Or­ And all other parlies claim ing any rlgbt, t i ­ term the num ber o f ehare* to be re IIred ten d tb* plac* tle or Interest In and to Ibe property hereinabove and tlm * of tb* daterm tnatlou by lot ahall b« real treat was the speech .of Major lando, were the gucsta of the latter's described, by,- through or under any of the par- held. Each bolder of preferred atock ahall be HILL TO QUIET TITLE Mc« herein named, or otherw ise, are required lo en titled to be prevent when tb* de term ination Lew B. Brown, of the St. Petersburg mother, Mrs. Fitts, and sister, Mrs. 1* Charles 0 . Andrew* and appear lefore our said Circuit Court a t by lot la held. Independent. Major Brown has been v*. Mnrgaret Barnes, Sunday. • • the Court House In Hanford, F lo rid a,'o n Ibe 7th Barb ahar* of atock. whether preferred or W illiam I. Foster, et al. day of November, A. t). 1021, and then and common, shall e n title the bolder to one vote at in the newspaper business for over Mrs. Frank Akers returned homo there make answ rr lo the bill of complaint e i- any atockholdera' m eeting. ORDER OT PUBLICATION against »*ld unknown parties, otherwise forty years. in the event nf any liquid (ten o.- >„.*#qIo- To W tlltam I. Footer and Jane Coaler. Ma ul/tx yesterday after spending the past tdtdicd a decree pro crnifeasn will !>e entered against tlon or winding up (w hether voluntary or In­ Johannes Soderlund and I'nla Augusts dev­ The discussions brought out runny three weeks in Atlanta with her all said unknow n partlr*. voluntary) of th* company tbe holder* of lb# il! ml. hi* w ife; Carl A. Krtrkaai.n tod Am * It la ordered that Ifala nolle* be publlahed In preferred atock ahall Iw entitled <o bo paid Bopbte Frlrks,-r,. Ida w ife; llarrlav-e I. De*. importnnl facts in connection with the HAVE VOTED $20,000 IN BONDS mother. Mr.' Akers went to Jack­ the Sanford llcrabl, a newapaper publlahed in 1123.00 for each aharo of auch preferred elock ham , and Ellxatwth A. Dnnhttn. hi* wife; Seminole County, once a w eek for eight wreka printing business the most notable be­ and tho unpaid rum utallv* dividend* thereon IMgar W. Ihaiham, Peter Itnetqebu tag sonville Saturday to meet his wife. FOR NEW AND MODERN aa |o the known parly defendanl, and once a twtore any amount shall l>* paid to lb* bolder* Ffedertka C. Iturgqulal. hla wife Viola Chite ing high wages that still prevail nnd for twelve week* aa 1U the unknown par- of the common atock; and, a f te r tb* payment llna lloegqulat, John G. [purer. 5trth It. Miss Loretta Iiroikerson and Tom week SCHOOL BUILDING Ilea defendant. to tbe bolder* of the preferred etock of eald ('tmrcli and W illiam t-ee Om rrh, her hit*bead; high prices of printing paper, freight Broikerson returned Saturdny from W ITNESS my hand and the sea I of the aald (123.00 per share and lb* unpaid cum ulative H enry Eugep* Greenleaf and A. l-mtve CmwC ircuit Coart. thli 4th day of August, A. 1> dividend# thereon, the rem aining asaeta rates, etc. Also that during war leaf, hla wife, and rsrh nf ynu. If Drier, i r i , and Oviedo, the Roconrf city in size to a month's trip to Jacksonville nnd 1921. If dead, all nartlea claiming an latreeat un­ fumta (h all be divided among sod paid lo tbo times when other lines of business Sanford in this great and thriving Folkston, Ga. (SE A I.) E. A. IKHiaLASS. der the aald William I. Foster tint Jte* fwholders of Ibe common stock pro ra ta accord­ Clerk of the Circuit court, ter, Ida wife; Johannes Hodett«n.| tad Bate ing to (heir respective nomtwr nf abarea. Wero making fortunes the newspaper county of Seminole, believes in high­ Seminole County. Florida. Miss Cora Lee Tillis returned home Augusta Boderlund, hi* w ife; Carl A. Ericks, T b it 0000 abarea of tbe common stock were had never raised their rates and were er education nnd giving the girls nnd GEO. A. HeCOTTES, •on and Anna Sophia Ertrkraun. Ms rtf*; laeued prior to Jo ly 18. 1921; and tb* taauaDC* Saturday from Gainesville, where she Solicitor and of Counsel for Complainant. of aald abarea la confirm ed, and aald ll»rri*on L. Donham, and E H uLqh A. IWwabates stilt going nlong on the same old rates hoys of that school district the best 3I-13IC ham , hi* w ife; Edgar W. IMxhaia, Crtaw rrexitltuled on eald July 18, 1921, the valid out­ attended normal school. Miss Tillis Hnefi|Ul>( and Frrderlk* C. Ik-egqoiah tea of pre-war periods. standing share* of lb* common- stork ‘ of tb* that money can buy in the wny of stopped over in Ocaln enrouto home, In lb* Circuit Cou(t of Ibe Seventh Judicial Cir­ com w ife: Viol* Clirlatln* lloegqulw. J 4m o. pany." Itower. Sarah M. CSinrch and W lltlia lav At .noon tne newspaper men were school houses and equipment. And to and was the guest of Miss Carolyn OSCEOLA CYPRESS COMPANY. cuit of Florida, In and for Seminole Church, her huabanvt; Hetity Euxrne DnvwBy; F. U. WII-flON, President. County,—In Chancery the guests of the Dcl-and Commercial show that they believe in education White. leaf and A. Lfltllie Greenleaf, Ma rife, ae I'ETEH J. rE IT N F.lt. Secretary. 3l-4tc uniter eerli and any a f them eereratty. ar CITATION Club under the able management of lhe good people of Oviedo have voted nlberwtae. In and tq the follm thif dtarrltaNI NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTER'S BALE Ralph Snow, of New Orleans, was Meiach Itralty Company, a corporation. lamia allu ale tn Semi dots County, FImM*. tethe popular secretary, Earl Brown, at on bonds to the sum of $20,000 in Dis­ plalnanl. w |t: In Circuit Court of tbo Boventb Judicial Circuit beautiful Delation Springs where they trict No. 0 which comprises Oviedo registered nt the Moqtezunut last W illiam. va. The North half of the N o r l h r q a a r t e r r f of Florida, Seminole County. Alexander Ilucltanan. Liquidator, et Saturday, Heel Ion TWenly-oue (21). lownahii- trrelyraw 1llrach Lumticr Company, s rorporallon, at. r l r , tn-fendanta. enjoyed the cooling waters, the shade nnd the section In and around that lit­ (21) amiih, Range (nenty nine ISI) la il: ahw vs To W’llllaui Alexander Hurliaiian. td<|Oldator or Allen Jones spent the past week all Ib a t part of Ihe Nnrthweal qoafter af (be frees, an elegant luncheon and the so­ tle city. Florida t.and A Colonlcallon Company, I.lmll- >1 D. Ilarbcr. in Haines City, as the guest of rd . a rv>rj»jra I Ion of England, and all furm tr Notice Is hereby given th at under and by .North* ist quarter of aalil arrllun iweslyte* ciety of the hospitable DeLand folks. The new building will have four stockholders of the Florida Land A Colonlia- virtue o f ibal final deer** of foreclosure end (31). townalilp twenly-em* (21V Soulh. rang* lion Company. Limited, a corporation of Eng- ■ele made an.l entered by the lion. Jam ee W, (wenty-nlne (29) IU il. lying South and t u t The entire crowd was then taken over rooms on the first floor agd each James Higgins. land, and to (he unknown detlaeca, grantees IVrklna, Judge of the 7lb Judicial C ircuit Court uf the thread or channel uf W fklna Creek. Ah* Tim Camp Fire Girls, chaperoned or DeLand and parts of Volusin county room will seat -10 pupils. Tho sec­ oilier claim ants, by. through or under the of the S ta te of Florida, dated the 4th day of Iota one hundred aerenty-aeren (ITT), aue hawnamed partlr*, amt to any and all other August. 1931, In a re rla ln rauae |ieudtng in said drril aerrnly eight (IIS), one hundred aeveuty* and at eight o'clock the DeLand News ond floor will he nn auditorium with by Mrs. Dick Maxwell, left this morn­ abut* persons or parilea whomsoever claiming any C lm ill In anil for Seminole County, wherein nloe (179). one bttbdred eighty i|w»). rue huwrlg h ty one (IS1). one btlndrevl i-Uhty hv* was host ut an elegant banquet at the a seating capncity of 500 which hns ing for Clny Springs, where they will right, title- or Interest tn and to the follow­ the tllreeti Lumber Company, a corporation, ta ilcevl ing d rsc rlle d land, situate, lying and being com plainant, anil M. D. H arlier la defendant (1821, true' hundred eighty-three 1183) and ate I'ulnum Inn where a five course din­ been a crying need in Oviedo whore camp for a week. hundred eighty-four (184) ‘ of the map re »l*t In the Chorniy of Hendnole ami S tate of Flor­ I will on the Sth day of September. A. D. 1P21. Orange Park, a* remfdvd Iw ^lis's Mary Howard returned home ida, more particularly described a* follow*, the aame tietng th* first M.-uday |n said month oflal fut«r eikit 2C ity, ner wns served in Ihitnnm Inn Btyle. they have many fine entertainments a l page uO. Reeordv nf S-atHaiti amt a m l# day of llila ronrt, during the legal to-wit County, F tirtda eight Cvi Iris tetag No set program was pulled during the during the year hut heretofore have today from normal school at Gaines­ I b r l m l a r at a i-ilni t.”2 feet Fast of a [a,Ini hours of vale, before the front ihvur of the olherwlve ih-vi"lIIxdTheaa said tlie S- -I-1 tall of the I'lHirl Hoove of Seminole County. Florida, a I l l s 2 fref .toulh of the Southeast Inleraectlnn dinner but with Chris Codrington, of hud no place in which to hold them. ville. of i'oninierctal etlrccl and Hand Avenue, as Sanford, offer and *t|*o*e for sale, to (lie high­ Houiheaat quarter of HouIIiw m I ,|n*rtee of 8eetownalilp irentyon# III) by E It, Trafford'a map of Ssnfurd, est and tie*! bidder for e**U. the following de tlon sixteen the News acting its toastmaster and The building will be of brick nnd mod­ Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Cheney spent shown Florida, run thrnr* H'-lll. 104,2 feet to the arrit-ed personal property, th# aame being all- Booth, range twebty nine 129) Eavi|t ap|>earing from th# aworn bill of (harleu tk calling upon the live wires present for ern in every respect with a fine light­ the day at Daytona Beach yesterday. North line of First atreet. thence Eaat along th* uate In aald County and S tate, lo-wlt: North .lin e of Flral atreet, 108.3 feel, thenr* Gne Erie City aerenty-flve horse-power boiler; Andrew*, herein flleil th at yt>0 and each *1 ) " two minute talks the evening was a ing arrangement and steam heat, A Miss Frances Hughey returned North '104.2 feel, tbcnce W eat 108.2 feet to tbe one forty horse-power Erie City cen ter s a n k are defem tenls (o Uie aald bill: (hat J«"w reriengine; one ten-bore* power Erie City Center denree are unknown: Ibat each o( yen. the mid lively one especially since n bunch at complete electric lighting plant for tho homo Friday from Gainesville, where point uf beginning. It appealing from tbe avrorn Mil of com­ Crank Engine; one carriage and husk fram e, named defenvtanta. If living, ta over lie age ■ the foot of the tabic took a shot at new school house will guarantee good she attended normal school. plaint filed tn this cause ag ain st yon, that you com plete; and one roller iwd, b u tting' saw and twenty-one (21) year*: that there Is no have nr rlatu i sown Intereet In am! tu Ibe lands fixtures complete. To aatlsfy the aald decree In .th e S ta te or Florid* the aervlee of ■ whevery Bpeakcr and sang songs a t the lights for using the auditorium at poena upon whom wou'J hind Ihe aatd JefrwtII. W. Pearman spent the week-end slw ie deaerilied. Ibrrefore, you. the aald William of foreclosure. anla, If living, am) It further appearlag f r ^ Dated this Ihe 41b day of Attguil. 1921. Alexander Hnrtianan. IJqnlllatov of lb* Florida conclusion of each talk. President night. Architect Trimble, of Orlando, with his family nt Daytona Beach. Ihe eald avrorn hill herein filed that It U the E. F. ItOI HltDllI IEK. (tend A Colnnlaathai Fuinpany, Limited, a rorJordan of the Chamber of Commerce has drawn the plans and ns soon ns .Special Master belief of the complainant that there I* a perratlon of England, are hereby required to t» Miss Lola EVans leaves tomorrow In *«n or are persona Inlerrated In (be tlo t t dre api-esr Iu-fur- ufir aald Circuit r'ourt at the MARKS, m a r k s a HOLT. nnd Mrs. Jordan nnd Secretary Earl the bonds are sold the bids will he ad­ for Black Mountain, N. C-, where she amt A ttorney* for C o m p la in a n t.. &l-3le errtbed property, whose name* or name* vre ewCourt House In Hanford, Florida, no (he 3rd day knuwn tn Ibe complainant. , Brown and Mrs. Brown were also' vertised and the contract let nnd some will spend a month. of fViota-r. A. D. 1921. and then and there It t* therefore ordeynl that you thd evrii aad make answer to Hie hill of complaint exhibited NOTICE OF APPLICATION TOR TAX DEED all of you np|a-ar to tb# tilll of ,-ouqiUtal a u v guests Jit the banquet amt came in for time in the nenr future Oviedo wilt ngsltiar /tor In ,tl,la cause, otherw ise a decree UNDER SECTION 575. OENERAL Allen Jones spent the week-end at pro In filed on or liefore Monday, the 3rd ih j w ennfee-n will he entered ngalnat jou In this their share o f the compliments. STATUTES. LAWS OF FLORIDA have one of the finest school houses Daytona Bench. Or totier, A. I). 1921. cauve; and *11 oGier [tervoiri or parties claiming Il la furth er ordered th a t thl# notice b# |t e Notice I* hereby given th at D. W. Rlmrt. pur­ any right, title .or Interest In and to the prop­ At the close of the banquet the en­ in this part of FJorida. • llihed S«nforil Herald, a ru-«i|,.l*-r pwMr. and Mrs. Marlowe Goodspeed erty herelna1-»ve deaerthed. I>y, through or nndrr chaser of Tax C rrtlflc ata No. 170, dated the llabed InIn Ihe Hanford. Seminole Counly. Fhelafc tire party was the guests of Mr. Dreka ttie aald W illiam Alevander lluchanan. t.lqulda- 2nd day of June, A, I). HUP, has filed said e rr who has been the guests of Mrs. tor. es aforeaald, nr by, through or under any I If lew i e In my office, and has made application once a week for fight (8) enn#ccutlre »"**at the elegant new Dreka Theatre WITNEHH, K. A. Douglaa*. (deik of the O k the form er stockholder* of tbe Florida Itend for lax deed lo Issue In accordance w ith tot Ralph Goodspeed, left yesterday for nf A Colonisation Company. Lim ited, a corporation Bald c ertific ate embrace* the following deecrite cult Court of Hcmtnul* County. Fh>rid*. at 9 # Saturday night being the first night Court a t Hanford, Florida, thl» (be *w Orlando, where they will be guests of of England, or otherwise, are hereby required ed property situ ated tn Seminole County, Flori day of Douse August, A. D. 1921. of the opening. Words would fail to to tic nnd app**r before our aald Circuit Court da, to-w lt: Reg. BE. cor of Je u u p and W. K. A. l*'C ( - ( » the former’s sister, Mrs. Howard at. th e Court lions* In Banford, Florida, on the lA ke Axe., run K 198 It.. E 033.00 ft., N IDS ft.. (SEAL) Clerk ( Irr-rtf t rw rt. describe the beauties of this new nnd 7th day o t Noremtier, A, D. 1921, and then V! 833,00 ft., Bee, 32, Trap 2iJ H, Range 30 t Roelnr. Hy: V. E. DOUOLAHR. I* C. and there main- answer to the Id It o t complaint 8 acre*. Tlie said tend being assessed a t the up-to-date moving picture house that .* exhibited against you In (Ida can*#, otherwise a date of tb* laananr* of aurli c erltfira te tn tbe HOlllNHON It BRIDGES. Messrs. Snip Murrell, T. S. Terry, Holtcllora for Cotapl* leant._______ 01'**r colH over $00,000 nnd Was made pos­ name of Unknown. Unless said r e t'lf lra l* abatl decree pro Confeaau will (-■ entered. ] and A. L. 'Dennison, were a con- It la ordered that ltd* C itation Iw published In he redeemed according In law tax deed w ill la sible by that public spirited citizen I lie Hanford Herald, a newspaper published in vac Ibcreun on tbe 22nd day of August, A. D, NOTICE OF APPLICATION TOB TAX D C ® ! genial party motoring Daytona Seminole UNDER SECTION 171 OENERAL BTATCortqly, once a week for elghl weeks 1921. and some of his friends. This makes CUanss and sweeten the ^retem Willies* my o fficial algnaJure aud teal thto the • UTE, LAWS OF FLORIDA a* rr> the known defendant. W illiam Alexander Bench yesterday. * 1 . • two new theatres for DeLand and this llurlianan, liq u id a to r uf the Florida .Land A tllli day of June, A.. I). 1921, each morning end waeh away . Notice It hereby glreu th at J. E- t.alng. l ^ Messrs. Cook, Hnrlough, Hunt, Colonisation Company,' Lim ited, a corporation (REAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. poisonous, stagnant m atter, fact alone should be one of the strong­ Clerk Clrrult ib n r* , chaser of City Tax Certificate No. m . of E ngland, and once a week for twelve week# Gillespie, nnd Cnrvcnnl, were a con­ Seminole County. Fva, the te t day of April. A. D. !9K». haa filed m h aa to the unknown parties defendant. est advertisements that DeLand could ISlltc Hy A. M. WEEKS, D. C c ertific ate In my office, and bae made #P»» W ITNESS my hand and Hie scat of tbe aald have—two of the finest theatres In Those of us who are accustomed to genial party from the Montezuma C lrrult Court, on ll.lv the 4lh day ot August, A. cation for lax deed to laeue In srcredij*" with tew . Hald certificate erntware* R* 1921. NOTICE OT APPLICATION TOR TAX DEED the stnte built this Bummer—and then feel dull and heavy when we arise; spending the clay nt Dnytonn Beach. D. (HEAL) lowing deaeribed properly situated In th* *7 E. A. DOUGLASS, UNDER SECTION 57* OENERAL STAT­ Cnrley and Maurice Zclmenovitz, of Hanford. Seminole Counly. Florid*. H * Clerk of the C ircuit Court, there arc hundreds of now houses go­ splitting headache, stuffy from u UTE, LAW'S OF FLORIDA Lot 8. H ieotlfurd'a Ad. Tlie aald tend t e l a g i j ing up nnd many new store buildings cold, fou! tongue, nasty breath, acid of Brunswick, Ga., have returned GKU. A. DeCOTTES. Seminole County. Florida. Notice 1* hereby given th at ItendeD Pendle­ re n ed a t tb# d ate of th# tmoanc* of »*h cwwflcat# In (he name of E. U. OosariSolicitor and of Counsel for Complainant. ton, purchaser of City Tax (V rllflrat* No. 123 and the Athens of Florida will soon stomach, lame back, can, instead, both from St. Pete, where they spent 8I-13IC dated the 1st day of April. A. D. 1913, baa tiled aald c e rtific ate abell b# m leeoicd ittv r ti ag " be the principal city of Florida if this look and feel ns fresh as a daisy al­ several days, and are the guests of eald certificate tn my ofMre. and has mad* ep tew tax deed will l«u# Ibrreeu oo tbe £9l> of August, A. D. 1031. , -1* activity keeps up. However, when ways by washing the poisons nnd tox­ their sister, Mrs. Sam Bnumel. NOTICE OF APPLICATION TOR TAX DEED plication for ta* deed to laaue In accordance W itness my official algo*ter# and ^ will) law. Hald certificate era hr a re* Ibe followUNDER SECTION ITS GENERAL STAT­ lbe 22nd day e f Joly, A. D. 1WJIng deaerilied property situ ate d tn Ihe City of you meet the Codringtons, Chris and ins from the body with phosphnted hot UTE, LAWS OF FLORIDA (BEAL) E. A. DO0GI-59B. Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, to-w lt: Lm Clerk Ctrcolt Clayton, see their Bhop and see what water oneh morning. Notice It hereby given th at J . E. Lalng, pur­ 4. Florida Land A Colonlia Gun Co.’a Add. to Hcmlnole ( te n t/, " f r Honth Hanford, aa recorded In Plat Hook 1, they are doing in the wny of boosting chaser of Tax Certificate No. 92. dated the By: A. If. WEEKS. D «■ We should drink, before breakfast, 48-fllp a id day e f June, A. D. 1919, baa filed aald cer­ Page 73, Record* of RcmlBol* County, Tb* said and building DeLand you will know a glass of hot water with a tea­ tific ate In my office, and (ia* made application land being *at***ed a t the dal* of the la n a n re foe tak deed to laane tn accordance with lave. o f each c ertific ate In tb* name of Rachel W il­ IN CIRCUIT COURT. where most of the “pep" is coming spoonful of limestone phosphate in it Unlew* aald certificate shall be re­ CIRCUIT. IN AND rO R SEMIX0L* Katd c ertific ate rmbrece* tbe fullowjug de­ liam*. NOTICE o r SHERIFF’ S BALE COUNTY, FLORIDA from nnd while doing nil of this Clay­ to flush from the stomach, liver, kid­ scribed property allotted In Bcmlnol* county. deemed according, to tew lax deed w ill lasoe thereon an tb# 2uth day of Angnat, A. D. 1031. NOTICE U hereby given th a t under and by Florida, to-w lt: Lot 10 S ten llfo rd 'e Addition to ton hns time to mnke tho best secre­ neys nnd bowels the previous day’s virtue of a certain w rit or e terq tlo n Issued out Hanford. Tb* aald land being aaeeeaed a t tb* WHnra* my official algvutsr* and seal this CITATION o f th* teeoabc* of each certificate In tbe Ike 22nd day of Joly, A. P . 1921. tary that the Associated Dallies could indigestible waste, sour bile and pois­ of tb* Circuit Court o f Seminole County. Flml- date (BEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, S i Die V. Engtlali. Complainant. da, and under Ibe seal Of aald Court, in the name of. Norman Hutton. Coles* aald certificate • Clerk Circuit Court, find anywhere. onous toxins; thus cleansing, sweet­ cure of Armour F ertllU er Work*, a corpora­ •hall t* redeemed according to tew t a i deed . ’ Seminole County, Fla THOMA?* t . E N aU E H . Pefewdant. tion. plaintiff, vs. J , M. Drown, dated lb # . 10th will Issue I hereon on tb* S9th day of Angnat. 4 M tc By: A. U . WEEKS. D. a To Ttvnm n R. EUlUafal Many of the newspaper men and ening and* purifying the entire ali­ day of July, A. D. 1931, I bar* letted U(vn a* A. D, 1921. eti-J ls *w I t appearing from an affidavit J W . m i W itness my official itrn a tu re to d seal (hi# property e f the aald defendant. J. M. girls'went-to Daytona Saturday night mentary tract before eating more Ibe canto Ib at Ibe reeldeore of tb* 'I ^ T v /a w t ; N O n C E OF APFLJCATION FOR TAX DEED Drown, and w ill sell to til* b l f b tt t and beat the 22ml dey of July. A. D. 1931. unknown; and th a t It 1* IbO b*U*f of a W ^ bidder fur caab, between tb* legal hour* of sale. (BEAL) K. A. nOUGLAW. UNDER SECTION ITS OENERAL STAT­ to attend the dance and the rest of food. th a t tb# defendant to over Clerk C ircuit Court, In front of lb* Court House door, a t Banford, UTE. LAWS O r FLORIDA age and th at there I* no pvteoo la ta* the party rested until Sunday morn­ Tho action of limestone phosphntc Seminole County, Florida, on Monday, the 5lh Bemtnol* County, FI*. 49 Dtp • Hyi A. M. WKRKB. D. C. of (Gplfinlier, A. D. 1931. tb* sam e being, a Sot Ice la hereby given th at Klma L. I-orkerh/. of Florida tb# aervlee of a aobpo«x»a o(— ing when they journeyed to-Daytona nnd hot water on nn empty stomach day bind the la id defendant. .. . g#relegal aalea day. all th a t certain lol. trac t, piece purchaser of Tax C ertificate No. 333, dated th* Tlierefove. you. Tbomaa E • *'!’i g R 2nd day uf Jan e, A. lb 1919, ha# tiled aald cer­ Beach to be the guests of Mr. and is wonderfully invigorating. H cleans nr itarrel of land, situ ate, tying and being tn NOTICE . Ibe (Vunly of Seminole, and Stele of Florid*, tificate lu my office, and haa mail* application by required po tbe Jtb day of Nolle* Is hereby given th a t the Hoard of for tax deed to taau* In a rro td ln r* w ith tew. 1921, to appear to lb* bill of eovnpD^ Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald of the Day­ out all the sour fermentations, gaBcs, am! more pariduL ariy deaeribed as follows, to(ktunly Comrutaelenrre In sod for Hemlnot* Coun­ Bald ro rlirica le embrace* Uie following daecrib- against you In thla caq#*, u t l r i ' w lt: . . tona News. Ed, Taylor of the Miami waste and acidity and gives one n In ! Eighty one (SI) of 11. II. Hmltb'a sub­ ty, Fin., w ill a t their next reg u lar meeting to ed property eltpated In Seialnol* County, Florida, pro roafeaao wwill ill on aald date he entered a * * ^ be held T uesday, September Htb, A. D. IB2I, nt Herald was one of the hosts on this oc­ fine appetite for breakfast. A quar­ division of Hanford, containing ten (10} acre* 19 o'clock a. m.. receive bid* for on* large t o - w l t S K K Ot HH Of I ail 3, Bee. B. Tw p. SI you. I t U fu rth er e r oordered . ------ the! eald p ®11” . * j 6 , Range SO R. 10 acre*. Tb* eald tend twin* J °?t or lees, and which la also described t a the casion but sent a wire stating that he ter pound of limestone 4phosphate more Northeast q u a rte r (N R U ) o f tb* Southeast eleel desk, plan* and aped flea tldew may be bad assessed e t Ihe d ate o t the laananr* o f n u k Uabed la the Ranfued HeraVI u oewapep" I u a rte r (BEU) o f lb* ' Boutbireel quarter by application to tbe Clerk of tb* Circuit Court, c rittftc* t* In the name of II. r . Ilohertooa. Uu- I[abed In Kemlnole County, rtortd*. N* “could be with them in spirits'* only. Coats very little at the drug store, but qIBW _. ,r t l t l H) of Beet loo T w « aty -rii (28). te w n sU p ■aafnrd, Fla. The Hoard reserve*' th* right to l**e eald c e rtific ate shall be redeemed accord- ronserullv* w eek!. reject any and all hid*. W ttneaa m j baud and eeal o f At noon the Fitzgeralds served one U enough to make anyone who is Nineteen (IP) Booth, Rang* T hirty (30) E ast, to tew lax tired w in laaue thereon on tbe ■S.- i lug R. A. DOUGLASS, court oo tbte Tth d*J of JuRr. A> ^'a t aag. -i *o much of tb* property above deaeribed as a t b day o f AuguaL A. 0 . 1931. lia iM . N. A, D O U O U aam , of thalr wonderful Njuffet luncheons bothered with biliousness, constipa­ or Clerk Heard e f may be necessary to M tu ry aald execution and W lteeau my o fih (a l d e n a tu re and seal tbl* 51-5tc C lert Ooua ty-OomFe. the ZOud day of Ju ly , A. D, 1931. that are the delight of every newspa- tion,. stomach trouble or rheumatinn cuata. By l Y. I t DOUOIARd, R 9 1 a M. HAND, Sheriff (BEAL) . R. A. DOUGLASS, raan and woman in' Florida and an enthusiast on internal sanitation. JOHN O. LEONA RPT. ___ of ScmlBol* Oousty, Florida. —Get your Scratch Pads from The Clerk a r e u l t C ourt. BoUritee aad uf Chteuat m U IN DIS, riSH * HULL, Beminol# Oounty, Fla. that have mads this prince and prin —Adv. Herald—by the pound—15c. u By: A. M. WEEKH, D. O. 48-Bte FLORIDA ASSOCIATED DAILIES _ EASY TO DARKEN YOUR GRAY HAIR MET IN DELAND AND DAYTONA' SATURDAY AND S U N D A Y n o t ic e And Had One of The Finest Meetings of The Year PERSONAL NOTES N. NEW SCHOOL FOR OVIEDO IS ASSURED I 1 i?v$ Drinking a Glass of Hot Water is a Splendid Habit Legal Advertisements m ,-v '-*7 * u /5%'p.V *) - ‘i �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921 FLORIDA’S BUILDING RECORDS PERSONAL NOTES SHOW STATE IS PROGRESSING AND BUILDING VERY RAPIDLY (T reta T s u d i j r 'i D t l l r ) Indications Are That July Construction is Keep­ ing Up With Pace Set During the First Six Months of the Presnt Year (By Tha A uoeU lad T n u ) Mrs. J. M. Harris and daughter, Miss Margaret Harris, returned to their home in Winter Pork, Sunday afternoon, after spending the past week as the guests of Mrs. W. J. Mc­ Bride, at her home on Pairhetto ave­ nue. \ Mrs. John Smith, Master Wilson Smith, Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, and Master Bobbie Marlowe, ■Returned home Sunday from Daytona Beach, where they spent two weeks. Mr. and ACrs. A. W. Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Overlin, spent Sun­ day at Lemon Bluff. * Tom Martin returned from Madi­ son. yesterday, where ho has been visiting his parents. Mr. and Airs. David Caldwell re­ turned homo last night from Tarboro, N. C., where they have been visiting the latter’s parents. Mr. Caldwell, while away, went to New York to buy his fall goods. Mrs. S. Robbins, of Sanford ,is the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. Trager.— Eustis notes, Tampa Tribune. H. A. Ferran and Carl Ferran en­ joyed a trip to Silver Springs Sun­ day afternoon, in company with their sister, Mrs. D .L Thrasher, Mr. Thrasher, and Miss May Thrasher, all of Sanfonl.—Eustis notes, Tampa Tribune. Mrs. Mary Strong And daughter, Miss Winifred Strong, of Hastings, are the guests of her father, Mr. C. H. Lcflfler, at his homo orl Third street. Dr. and Mrs. C. I. Stacy, and three charming daughters, of Lakeland, are the guests of Mr. and Alts. R. L. Chrlstcnberry, nt their home, 803 Park avenue. Dr. Stacy is pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Lakeland. S. Reed was a visitor here yesterday from the "City Beautiful.” Mrs. Tyner nmfl two children of Orlando, were visiting in this city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. ft, J. GrifTin, of Arlington, Ga., are 'spending some time ntfthc Montezuma. Mr . and Mrs. A. S. Pinckney leave today for Lakeland where they will make their home for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. JS>, Pickney, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Newby and Miss Lucille Newby formed a congenial party who motor­ ed over to Daytona' Beach Sunday Mrs. G. Pullman Connelly, of Orlando, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon for a few dirys visit with Mrs. Ralph K. Gore, on Palmetto avenue. in se rv ic e to the growers JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 13.—Re­ and business houses while construction ports from cities throughout the state of a proportionate number of garages v* on the amount of new building auth­ was authorized. Tallahassee also is on the eve of a orised and begun during the month of July indicate th at construction is building boom, $450,000 alono having keeping up the pace set during the been appropriated by the last legis­ first six months of the year when lature for an addition to the capttol Florida led near, if not every state in and improvement of the Florida State Other funds the union. Efforta to obtain tho val­ College for Women. were appropriated for now work at ue of building .permit! issued in the A dozen y ears ago th e citru s g ro w ers of F lo rid a principal cities and towns during July the Florida Agricultural And Mechan­ launched th e ir pwn m ark etin g organization, to p u t a n end developed that the municipal authori­ ical College while tho local Masonic ties in mayy placedMo not require per­ body and the Odd Fellows expect soqn to unbearable conditions. mits for new construction and conse­ to begin construction of their build­ \ I t ea rly w as found necessary th a t m o re be done th a n quently had no records to show what ings. New work here includes many amount of new construction wss plan­ new dwellings and improvement of the sim ply to effect th e sale of f r u it efficiently a t prices sa tis­ old ones. ned. fa c to ry to th e m em bers. S Jacksonville led the state in July with permits aggregating $407,406 T here needed to be adequate provision f o r accounting, while Miami was Second with $400,200 th a t th e fu n d s of th e grow ers be sa feg u ard ed properly and and St. Petersburg third with $326,business be handled w ithout confusion o r delay. 800. Other cities reported as follows: Tampa $216,260; West Palm Beach, Then th e re had to be provided ex p ert direction o f tr a f ­ $137,076;-tho Triple'Cities (Daytona, Daytona Beach Seabreeze) $108,775; fic affairs, else thousands of dollars would since have been St. Auguatlne $50,127; Clearwater, lost to th e grow ers each season in tra n sp o rta tio n m uddles GIVES STARTLING EXAMPLES OF $50,000 and Gainesville $33,960. and claim s refused by carriers.* * « Miami’s total for the year ' up to HOW THE GROWERS ARE BE­ ING BLED WHITE August 11was $3,142,000 with pros­ From this beginning*, a fter the experim ental period pects for the .biggest fall and winter was past, naturally developed the movement to make co­ building program ever known. The • Charges that the railroads nre operative purchases o f supplies possible fo r members o f difficulty of obtaining money has de­ spreading the story that commission layed many projects planned to begin men and brokers are responsible for the Florida Citrus Exchange* Thus the Exchange Supply earlier, but tho financing of these is high prices in an attempt to deceive Company was bom . in process, and in some cases has been the public and get away with high completed. The new First Nationa freight rates were made by Charles J. I t w as a logical ste p to the m an u factu re of fe rtiliz e rs Hank building, to be 10 stories high Brand of Pittsburgh, vice-president and c ra te m aterials by the grow ers in th e ir own plants, and general manager of the American and to cost $750,000 1$ one of the big Fruit and Vegetable Association, in w ith no profits between m anufacture and th e grow ers' own projects to be started in tho fall. The financing of this building .has been testimony given before the joint com­ packing houses, but w ith business so handled th ere has been mission of the Senate and House completed and the contract let. no dem oralization of existing tra d e conditions. which is conducting an inquiry into will be a steel structure. St. Petersburg’s permits during the what is wrong with agricultural con­ Since then has followed a h o rticu ltu ral service, w hich month included fifty-four residences ditions. Mr. Brand until two years puts unbiased scientific knowledge of train ed grove ex p e rts and six apartments which, with alter ngo was chief of the Federal market­ a t the service of the F lorida C itrus E xchange m em bers— to ntions of houses’ already built will re ing bureau. "If the present rates arc maintained the end th a t they shall be enabled to produce m ore f r u it on suit in the addition Lf 480 rooms to the total in the city. Indications are by the ruilronds for another yenr the a given area , and f r u it of higher grade. that city will experience during tho agriculture, stock-growing and fruitremainder of the year a building boom raising industries of this nation will Also, a labo rato ry service which assures m em bers of never before witnessed here. 'Permits be absolutely, ruined. Tho freight th e E xchange of the precise n a tu re of the m aterials p u r­ during the year up to August 1 to charges increased from $2,500,000 to chased to be used in the m anufacture of th e ir fertilizers, tailed $2,667,792 while those for the $4,000,000 a yenr on the same amount and m akes actual analyses of all m ixtures b efore these a re first six days of ,August alone amount of business by the last schedule of rates fixed by the Interstate Com­ rd to $106,950. shipped to grow ers from the co-operative plants w here they are m a n u fa c tu re d The 260 permits issued in Tampa merce Commission.’’ “Hundreds of millions of dollars of during July included 31 dwellings valued at $113,350, und one brick investment aye threatened by prevail­ In addition, this lab o rato ry service includes soil a n ­ jij , apartment house. Permits issuer ing rates,” snid Mr. Brand. “It seems alyses fo r grow ers, and much research w o rk looking in to (From W . d n . i d * , '. D i l l ,) during the first six months of the hard to' make the railroads realize it, th e utilization of cull citru s fru its in various w ays o f pos­ Mrs. Nannie McCormick and chil­ but they are crucifying their own in­ year numbered 777 and were valuet dren, of Oakland, were guests of Mrs. sible com m ercial value—when F lo rid a’s c itru s by-products at $2,3656,Old, and contractors ant dustry along with our other bnsic in­ T. E. Speer Monday and Tuesday. dustries." m vesproblem is solved it will undoubtedly be th ro u g h the ii realty men here believe the total for Sumter Speer has returned from Mr. Brand gave some startling il­ tig ations of the grow ers’ organization. . the Inst half of the year will cxceec lustrations of how the fanner is being Miami and is stopping with his broth­ this amount. bled while nt one end of the railroad er, T. E. Speer und family. Daytona, Seabreeze and Daytona line and the consumer robbed nt the Noto comes financial service, through the operations Mrs. C. J. Wolfe, with two sons, beach are keeping pace with other other. Here are a few samples: of the Growers' Loan and Unarcmty Company, which for. Clarence and Ralph, leave today for i ties in the state in proportion to n week's visit to Winter Haven ami A 14-ton carlond of cauliflower the first time has made t&neraDy available to Florida their size and realty men and contrac­ from Florin, Calif., to Pittsburgh, net­ Tampa, t , Citrus Exchange members loans upon their crops at rea­ tors believe they are just entering ted the grower $128.62 after thp rail­ Mr. and Mrs. George Chamberlain, sonable interest rates, and without necessity fo r lorn in upon n building Bpurt which will roads had been paid $508.61 for haul­ and the latter’s brother and his wife, greatly exceed that of the last six ing. value of fru it try premature sole* Mr. and Mrs. Otis, who nre spending months. Of the total for July $108,For hauling a carload of peaches some time at Daytona Beach, stopped 775, Daytona Bench contributed $50,- from Ix*eshurgh, Vn., a distance of over in this city yesterday enroute to The g ro w th o f service of tho grow ers’ ow n co-opera­ . 850; Day toms $14,325 and Scnbrccze only 32 miles, the railroad charged Orlando. tive organization has been no less g ra tify in g th a n the con­ $1.7.600. 1 Mr. and Mrs> Ernest Betts hnvc re­ $217, which was 50 per cent of the sisten t and unfailing g tow th in m em bership and volum e Construction authorized in St. Au total received by the grower. turned from a motor trip through of shipm ents of the g re a t m ark etin g system m aintained by gustine during July included 12 new Several carloads of early-cabbage Georgia. They were accompanied by th e F lorida C itru s E x ch an g e.. G row ers n o t y e t affiliated residences arid the remodeling of a ho- shipped from Texas to Chicago re­ their sister, Mrs. Robert Rowe, of tel while tho Christian Science church sulted in a loss of $73 per car to tho Jacksonville. should no longer delay ta k in g steps to become m em bers. "'.as under construction. Prospects grower after the railroads hnd'coilect.Mrs. Robert Rowe and attractive for the building industry in that plafe od $114.20 per car for freight, an in­ little daughter Betty, of Jacksonville, Ask the manager of any Vocal Association or any SobExchange or write to jhe Uiainiw manager of the Florida are brighter novfthnn they have been creased rate of $125 pen cor since Au­ are the guests of her parents, Mr. Citrus Exchange. Tampa. in many years, according to various gust, 1920. and Mrs, Betts, nt their home on Oak authorities, who declare that opera­ Retailers ore charging consumers avenue. J*. tions here during August will boost unwarranted prices, and if continued Mrs. Alary Patten and little .daugh­ the total for July and August to $275,- t may be necessary fo^ the states to ter, Jean, of Jacksonville, nre in the ooo. . ■ , nauguratc a licensing system that city and nre the guests of Airs. C. J. Sixteen permits were issued in would regulate the number of retailers Ryan and Airs. George Hyman. H. C. DuBose has returned from a Clearwater during July. While there and sales prices, was the opinion of week’s trip to North Carolina. are no large buildings included, con­ the witness. Alias Clara Preston, of Alinml, is struction has been started under per­ IN HONOR OF VISITOR the attractive house guest of Aliases mits issued during the liyit 660 days. investigation she found the house Oil­ Knew of a land of honey and milk. Mny ntid Mildred liolly. Three large houses in the Harbor Klan Getting Stronj (From W»dn*t4»)f-» D ill? ) ed with friends. Was it EbyptT Tell 'em Joe, II. B. Hearn, of Eatonton, Ga., was Oaks section averaging $15,000 each; Above the Mason and tlie Discus-Plainc Hotel at Stephen’^ A pretty compliment to Miss Clara registered at the Montezuma yester­ The rooms FW been beautifully dec­ Down on tho banks of the O-H-I-O. Preston, of Miami, who is the guest day. orated, the color scheme of pink and Where was the Alagna charter sign­ Point to cost around $30,000, the re­ Dixon Line W. S. Stockton, of Palatkn, was a white being carried out with quanti­ ed? 0, * constructed Smith building on Cleve­ of her cousins, Misses May and Mil­ - ’ s 33m dred Holly, nt their home on Park ave­ business visitor here yesterday. ties of roses, asters and pink vine. Giving rights to all mankind? land street and the Jackson garage, (>T T U I m m Ii M h M ) nue, was the dance and promenade Air. and Mrs. A. C. Chestnut and The dining room .table had as its W’here’d we get our Status Quo? the largest garage to be built in the CHICAGO, Auk* 17. — More city, show a lively activity among qarty given last night, by her hostess­ two children of Birmingham, Ala., are centerpiece, a lovely birthday cake in Down on the banka of the O-H-I-O. than two thouaand Chicagoan es. spending sometime here at the Mon­ pink and whito, topped! with pink When Columbus sailed the sea buildort. Quantities of pink hibiscus, and were Inducted into the order of „ tapers. He made a gerat discovery Building pormits are not carefully I’ems, with vines and potted plants tezuma. Mrs. Ben Caswell and sister, Kath­ the Ku Klux Klin laat night in Afuaic, games and contests were Where was he when he yelled “hands kept in DcLand and records were re­ were used in decorating the house for erine Huff, left this afternoon for A t­ enjoyed throughout tho evonlng. A initiation ceremony conducted six ported Incomplete. On August 1 there ho"? • lanta where they were called by the speech on Ohio, was made -by Mr. Off.the banks of tho O-H-I-O. "ere under construction fifteen busi­ this pretty party. miles south of Lake Zurich. Dancing and promenade were the illness of their father, J. B. Huff. ness houses, including two $60,000 Jenkins, who also recited a poem on When the Story on duty .bent Twelve thousand members were Word has been received from Mias Ohio, Mrs, Maines* home state being Carries a future president theatres, improvements and additions main features of. the evening. At a aaid to have been In the automo­ jo the Volusia County Bank building ate hour the hostesses assisted by Claire Walker, stating that her moth­ Ohio. Where’s ho sighted, flying* low? bile calracade that winded Ha way to cost $20,000, two apartment hous­ their mother, Mrs. R. J. Holly, served er Is very ill at Asheville, where thoy Down on the baiiks of the, O-H-I-O. Garden of Eden, Ohio. through rain to the place where es, one .of seven and one of 11 rooms, pineapple sherbet and cake. Punch are spending the summer. At a late hour tho hostesses served! was served throughout the .evening. the ceremonies took place. (A 'scientist says the Buckeye one hospital (Episcopal) costing about refreshments of ice cream and cake, i SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY. State was the original home of Adam *50,000 and some 80 residences, In­ The invited guests were: /Misses Airs. Alaincs was tho recipient of 'Why I Put Up With Rata for Years," and Eve). cluding several to cost $20,000 or Gladyce Wilson, Marion Hand, Anna Alonday being Arrs. Schclle Afaines’ Writes N. Windsor, Farmer.. . After Paradise, I believe, Asia w as1 man? lovely and useful gifts. Du Bo sc, Frances Dutton, Sara War­ more. DeLsnd is declared to be ex­ birthday, Afra. Tom Moore and Mrs. ren Eastcrby, Luclie Newby and Lil­ periencing the greatest growth in i±a the home of Adam and Eve. Those attending this delightful history. Buildings in course of con­ lian Shinholser, and Messrs. William A. M. Phillips, decided to givo her a Before the Angel told 'em to “go” event were: Mr. and Mr^- W. M. “Yean ago I bought some rat poi­ struction and those already built this and Ed. Muye, James Schaai, Wallace iurpri xu-party. They lived on j the banka of the Haynes, Mrs. A. M. Phillips, and lit- son, which nearly killed our fine watch >ear will approximate $2,000,000 in Bell, Pierce Griffen, Charles Mere, On returning home from iDoLand, O-H-I-O. tie.ion, Lester, MUs Sarah Williams, dog. It so scared us that we suffered a value. \ • f Ralph Woodruff, Bob Dodson, Hamden where Mrs .AinInca had gone with After the rain went n-pitter-a-pat Miss Brain, Mrs. June Roumillat, Mr. long time with rata until; my neigh­ Permits issued in Gainesville during DuBoae, Billy Parks, Curtis Barber the Judge, on legal business, she Old man Noah lit on Ararat. John D. Jenkins, Mr. Hugh Register, bor told me about RAT-SNAP, That’a found the house in darknees. Upon But where'd be taild that Ark? Yon Mrs! Carl Roumillat and little daugh- the sure rat klllec^md a safe one.” ‘he first seven months of the year ag­ and Victor McLaulin. . turning the lights on, sounds of vol^gregated $281,000, exceeding any sev­ know? | ter, Frances, of Jacksonville, Dr. and Three sizes, 36c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and B§ en months period since 1014. The perFor office supplies, stationery, etc. es singing “Happy Birthday* (•nine Down on the banka of the OH-I-O. i Airs. O. W. Mainea, Mr And Mix. Tom guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co,— • n»t* included numerous . residences come to tha Herald office. from the rear of the house. Upon Joseph with his host of silk . Moore and Judgo Mainea. Adv. FRUIT BUYER SAYS HIGH RATES WILL DESTROY INDUSTRY ■ -M • k ’ i' M• , g j .‘SV i f • _j !»> # I I j �RD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, jt921 All the Officers and Men Are Working Hard to Make Our Company Among the Best A t­ tending the State Encampment JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 13.—To in as a private in 1017 and in leas than troduce Co. D, of Sanford, it is ■well five days wns made Corporal in this 50-lb. Roll Edge Imperial Stitch Hygiene Felt Mattress —Guaranteed to equal any felt mattress made^vi the United States—Money Refunded if not Satisfied^ THE BRDSPRING LWftjRIOUS $1.00 A WEEK WILL PLACE EITHER OF THESE HIGH GRADE ARTICLES IN YOUR HOME D eL uxe is the m ost luxurious­ ly comfortable bedspring made. It will give you a lifetime o f satisfactory service and more soothing delightful healthful repose than you have ever known D cLtuc it hin(borne!J- finbhH in Rome Gray R ound utd will fit ru ral or wood brtb fin d bow-foot wood bed*) without Corner Pine and Main Streets FLORIDA ORLANDO d honorably as summary court Sanford. Few men are as high today tr. His active service brought in the memory of the Sanford public the same day called to Sanford it le ft' the name of being n most compe- ns are these two boys who sacrificed the boys in a rather gloomy mood for officer and when the organira- home and business to swing into Btop the remainder of the day as it is of the Floridn State Guards was with our nation. Lieutenant Lossing mighty hard to forget Sanford and fht to his attention he showed [is successful contractor and is high- home even though tho army -life is nme spirit that wns charactcris- ly esteemed in the business circle of strenuous enough to say the least, ’ his army days, for immediately Sanford. nevertheless the parting with these iok the task set before him and With such officers in command of a two boys, both of them being compe­ unanimously elected captain of j company of men, whether or not they tent and worthy soldiers, mnde a great the Sanford Machine Gun Corps, which have seen service in the army before deal of difference on the grounds men­ * today Is one of the outstanding com­ is in itself enough to perpetunte the tioned. panies in Camp Johnstone. His work highest degree of discipline. It might Capt. DeCottes and both Lieuts. was so efficient that in less than ten Hutchison and F. II. Ixisaing are days his men were standing federal working with their utmost efforts to inspection which was given by Mnjot give Sanford the leading place and Moore, Federal Inspector for the Wnr make Company 1) a remembered unit Department. Major Moore commented as long as this ramp is standing. ‘ on the quick action and sound judg­ hi conclusion 1 might add thut ev­ ment used by Captain DeCottes in his ery man is doing something to put our organizing this Company, further company where it belongs.on the mnp stating thnt this body of men were and we are going to do it if we hnvc one of the best he had inspected while to drill after meals. on Ids tour of the state. Yours, First' Lieutenant J. C. Hutchison SGT. T. J. EAGAN. was born and raised in a small town in South Carolina by the name of WHAT PROMINENT Ninety-Six. He attended the high Bchool in this town and graduated in SANFORD PEOPLE his early ’teens, later he entered Wof­ THINK OF WORLD ford College at Spartanburg, S. C., taking a full course in Mathematics IN GENERAL TOLI) and the general prescribed course for the degree of Bachelor uf Arts, spec­ While travelling around the city ializing in mathematics. His efficien­ this morning (on foot, as usual) we cy along these lines soon put him at were struck with the wonderful know­ the head of his class and he finished ledge displayed by many of the San­ tho prescribed course which ordinar­ ford people. All you need to do If you ily takes four years in three yenrs. want to1 find out what the world is The professor of this college gave doing is to take your stand on any of him the honor of being one of the most the corners or at any of the stores, proficient mathematicians that has get you a group of Sanford men and , ■ever entervd this college. He came to start them going. . Only this morning Sanford in 1915 and was mathematic we evolved the following words of instructor, also athletic coach for oil wisdom from the following Sanford teams at the high school in Sanford, men: from which place he was called to Frank Miller says .there is a cow arms in 1917. After two years of for every inhabitant over in Hollnnd, notable service Lieut, Hutchison wns while here in America there is more among the first six to be called on in or less "bull" to most of the Inhabi­ i Seminole county and responded with tants. the same American spirit thnt has Felix Frank said: When women been so characteristic nmong ull our wore bustles they were misrepresent­ soldiers. Ho was ordered to report ing. With the modern high skirts * at the Officers Training Camp, at and roll down stockings—yoti’vc got • Camp Jackson, S. C. Upon leaving to believe it because you can sec it. there ho went overseas ns second lieu­ And then Ed. Higgins spoke up as tenant with the field artillery and fallows: A lot of men who have n served eighteen months in the wur twelve cylinder voice and the nerve of area, and returned to Sanford with a pirate, are running around on a the same honorary commission. The Ford chassis and n "bad order" carbu­ efficiency board of tha U. S. army retor. And Capt. Elder paid: Not a few Democratic postmasters are willing to concede that “Billy" Cox would hdvo made exceedingly good os president of the United States. And then the Herald man said: On the very same day it was so hot that President Harding was receiving vis­ itors and tranaacting business in his short sleeves, the same thing happen­ ed in the Herald office—which may, or may not, be a peculiar coincidence. And George Knight blushingly re­ marked, that if some of the modem ladies would run for office, they would surely make good—as they have so little to conceal and produce so much favorable evidence. And Fred Williams remarked In passing: Of course it takes drainago engineers to make ready for irrigation as well as for drainage, so I fail to see why the Volstead act should have any­ thing to do with the salaries of the engineers,* not make it more heautlful? The old saying, "a thing of beauty is a joy Sanford, Fla., Aug. 1G, 1921. forever," is only too true and beauty cannot be disregarded in the building L iar Editor Holly: of a city, certainly not in a tourist It has been some lime air.ee you resort. It iB true great progress has heard from me. I havj been anx­ been made in the past few months iously waiting to see sonic inure towards beautifying our town, yet benches along the business portion of there is much to be done. Central our town, but up to the present time Park is looking better now thnn it none have greeted my sight. Now is has ever looked, and the depot park the opportune time for us to begin will soon be mode very attractive. to get ready for the tourists, who ure The grounds surrounding the postsure to visit us the coming winter, office building arc a source of pride and nothing w*e could do would add to us all, hut the fact remains thnt more to their comfort than to have I• the greater portion of dur business a goodly number of benches placed bout First street. We really need section is devoid of beauty. them for the home- folks, but most The banana plant by the Postal especially for bur winter guests. Telegraph office is a joy to the eye, And while cm the subject of mak­ but it's the only one anywhere near, ing Sanford more comfortable, why and think of the uncounted number of WHAT ABOUT THE BENCHES? m a r gorgeous tropical plants that could change our main street from a Com­ mercial, prosaic place to a bower of beauty—and all without much ex­ expense but of untold value to oui future as a home for tourists. Trusting that tho above will be food for thought which will lead to a GREATER SANFOP.D, I am, Yours yery truly, CYNTHIA DAY Barnard Baruch says the world is looking to America for moral direc­ tion. Well* let’s show ’em the “Black Sox," "Fifi ami Beauvais," “The U. S, Shipping Board" and the "Eigh­ teenth Amendment .Enforcomtnt." Those ought to set ’em-on*the right road.—Timcs-Picnyune. Sell it witn a ^Herald Want Ad. k $625 f. o. b. Detroit What Henry Ford Says About Machine Power Farming In the tracto r the farm er now has a machine in which is harnessed one of the m ost adaptable, efficient, economical sources of power in the world—the internal combustion engine. "The tracto r will multiply the productive capacity of each individual farm worker from three to four times over. It will p u t the farm er on a par with the city m anufacturer. I t will put his produce-producing factory—for th a t is what a farm is—-on to an efficient production basis. “It will enable each worker to earn so much niore th a t he can be'paid more and still leave a greater profit for the man who h ires him. I t will enable the farm er to work fewer hours in the day, giving him more time to enjoy life. * "I believe the tracto r wiH make farming w hat it ought to be—the m ost pleasant, the most healthful, the most profitable business on earth.’* AUTHORIZED �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921 SANFORD COMPANY MAKING GOOD AT JACKSONVILLE ENCASHMENT joying their latest efforts to help Lenity in the Idea of hot lunches far Uie school children that bid fair t« revolutionize the old idea of allowthe school children to 'go to hungry and keep thoid hungry *11 day long. This movement start4 ia the Welfnrc Department of tho Roman’s Club and the ladies have Itld several very interesting meet­ l y on this matter and now have it h, ahape to present to Jthe people. ]t yai figured out that one thousand 4 ilars wmdd erect a suitable bulldgf at the grammar school tfhere the iot luacho. could be prepared under competent supervision and serv.ed in the proper manner. Since the world ^ows that there Is no school funds arallahle for building or nhy other purpose now whenf many schools arc bring closed for lock of funds it was impossible to build this building without a popular subscription and depite the fact that the city has been -driven to denth" by various drives ifccsr Indies faced the music and so­ licited the families of- the city and county in the effort to obtain the amnry from those mostly concerned udalso to bring-thc matter homo to the mothers and fathers of the ehiltorn. The campaign hns been successful lot more money is needed than was toilet led and the Woman's Club has conceived the idea of having a big tjae hen on Friday, August 26th, at which time they will give the people plenty of entertainm ent in the form of a street dance, a public wedding *nd many other attractions. It will be .arranged in order that H H M <•* *1■***+*♦+*+++++++4 ;; The Florida Scout | < i, “For Wide-Awake Boys" 35c Year 1 WILLARD LUMLBY, Publisher I 902 French J LANDIS, FISH & nULL ‘ * Altofneys and Counseltors-at-Law DeLAND, FLORIDA Vill practice in the State and FedcrCourts. Special facilities for Ex•mining and Perfecting Land Titles Headquarters, Co. D. 1st Inf. F. N. G. Camp of Instruction, School lunches can be raised in this Camp Johnston, Fla. manner instead of making another • August 13th, 1021. canvass of the city and county and Dear Mr. Holly: begging for Something that should No doubt you would like to hear be gladly given. They have not so­ from Company D os to whether we licited the business men and will not arc doing our duty, or not. You may solocit then* but the business men rest assured that' the outfit is doing their part, and fully intend to bring this great movement by helping to home the bacon. . * advertise this great event and the Captain bbCottfcs is up at 5:30 a. merchants will also make August 26, m. right with the boys getting them a special sale day and put on special started early, always the first on the sales on various lines and this will field, and is certainly doing everything be nn added inducement for the peo­ for the boys that he can do to make ple to come to town. tho outfit more efficient in their work. A prominent professional man will Lieuts. Hutchison and Loosing are do­ bo married in public right on. tho ing their part towards helping us streets and a fine wedding has been along, towards the name of being the arranged that will eclipse any social best outfit, in camp. And I may say that if we are not the best, we arc event ever pulled off here. good as the best. Watch for future announcement! The boys are making n record on the 1,000 yard range, and will go, on Monday for all day. Major Wilson, BIRTHDAY PARTY the machine gun officer, is very much , (F rom T u n d * , ', D i l l ,) pleased with the organization that we Frank Miller had a birthday yes­ hnve, and is throwing flowers our way. terday but up-to-date no one knowa Every man is interested in his work just how old he was yesterday or how and doing his best. There are several old he seems to be today. Just to cele­ cups offered, nml Co. D is going to brate and also to entertain his carry back a few with them, if such a friends, Frank invited a few of them thing is possible. > ", to meet him at Banana Lake, the surWe want Sanford to be proud of burbnn home of Frank Brown, last Co. I) and we are not going to fall night and when the guests had arriv­ down on tho job. ed they ,found Chef Hnmhonc on the Sincerely, Inke shore with chicken pillnu and all %■ v ir g il l . S m it h . . * the side dishes almost ready to eat. P. S.: Here arc a couple of good After a swim in this clear water lake ones we put in the Metropolis: the' entire, party were ready for the "Private Wimbish is some soldier. big feed and how they did attack that He believes in obeying orders. Frichicken pillnu, rolls, pickles, hot cof­ dny night he was called from his cot fee and other good things. After the and told that six policemen had been pillnu they adjourned to the lake pa­ shot in a riot at the county jail. He vilion to enjoy the moonlight, to sing, jumped to his feet, raced to regimen­ to tell stories for a while after which tal headquarters and reported tile they gathered at the house where' company ready for action. What they Frank was made to sit iftill long said at headquarters has been deleted enough for R. J. Holly to present him by the censor. with a beautiful Sh rider's ring, tho Two more good meals were served gift of the members of the party. Friday. Some chow we’re getting. Frank was struck dumb for a minute Private first, class Isadora O'Brien hut "came bark" In a most graceful Meredith, “baby hippo" has a pair of speech thanking the friends for their pants that will fit him now. Con­ appreciated gift for it meant so much gratulations Meredith." to him, not from its intrinsic value liut on account of what it represented On Parade in true friendship. Yesterday morning we had big Tom The phonograph worked overtime Meredith, 190-lb. Kentucky bred, In while the happy couples danced until the line up. Tom is a good soldier a late hour before the party broke up hut likes to sleep in now and then. The and returned to town with the thought captain put the question to Tom ns to uppermost in their minds that Mr. why he hadn't shaved. Tho conversa­ and Mrs. Frank Miller were royal en­ tion follows: tertainers and they are hoping Frank Captain: “Meredith, you understand enn nrrnngc to have n birthday at you’re to answer nil officers with 'Yes least every six months. Sir nnd No Sir’-" Those present were Mr. and Mrs,. Meredith: "Yea, Sir." Howard Ovcrltn, Mr. and Mrs. John Captain: “Did you shave this Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lane, morning, Meredith?” Mr. and. Mrs. Archie Betts, Mr. nnd Meredith: "No." Mrs. Sherman Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Captain: “No what?" Don Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly, Moridith: "No rnzor." Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller nnd Ar­ thur Yowcll and Frank Brown. Capt. DcCottcs Talking to I’rr. Green nothind For show T H A T ’S O U R I D E A in m a k i n g CAMELS—the Quality Cigarette. W hy, ju s t buy Camels and look a t the package 1 I t ’s the best packing science has devised to keep cigarettes fresh and fu ll flavored fo r y o u r taste. H eavy p ap er outside— secure foil w rap p in g inside and the revenue stam p over the end to seal the pack­ age and keep it a ir- tig h t • And note this! T h ere’s nothing flashy about the Camel package. No ex tra w rappings th a t do not im prove the smoke. Not a cent of needless expense th a t m ust come out of the quality of the tobacco. Camels w onderful and exclusive Q uality wins ofl. m erit alone. Because, men smoke Camels who w ant the taste and fra g ra n ce of the finest tobaccos, expertly blended. Men smoke Camels fo r Camels smooth, refresh in g m ildness and th e ir freedom from cigare tty a f t e r t a s t e . " ! Camels are made fo r men who th in k fo r theni^ selves. TVtonsA blend n R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Win.ton-SaUm, N. C< { P hilip R. A ndrews WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.—South­ ern states will be well represented among tho men on the navy’s big dir­ igible ZU-2, when It sails from Howden, England, probably Aug. 25, on its trnns-Atlantic air voyage for Lakehurst, N. C. One of the watch officers is Lieut Henry W. Hoyt, of Clearwnter, Fla., and the assistant engineer will be Chief Machinist Shine S. Halliburton of Macon, Gn. Among the riggers will be Mau­ Capt.: "Where wore you bom, rice Lay of Greensboro, N. C.( and Green?" among the mechanics will bo Charles ‘ Green: "Florida, Sir." W. Casa, of Jacksonville, Fin., Lloyd Capt.: "Whnl state were you born E. Crowl, of South Carolina nnd Llew­ in, Green?" ellyn T. Stevens of Atlanta, Gn. One Green: "Asleep, Sir." of the radio operators will bo John Capt.: "I mean what slate in the T. Robertson, chief electrician, of United Stntes." New Smyrna, Fin. Green: "Pennsylvania, Sir." Lieut. Hoyt, who is thirty-one years Capt.: "What part?" old, is a native of Clearwater, Fla., Green: "Why, all of me, sir." graduated from the Naval Academy in 1914 and specialized in kite balloon duty at sen. He won a navy cross during the war. A number of other southern men will be aboard. They include Lieu­ tenant-Commander Valentino N. Bieg, a native of Alexandria, Va., whose home is at Bryn Mawr, I’n., Is senior engineer officer of the ZR-2. Licut.Commander Richard F. nyrd, jr., (re­ tired), air navigation officer of the vessel, In n native of Winchester, Va., making his home in Washington D. t R E A L . SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J IF YOU NEED A NEW OIL COOK STOVE Rev. A. H. Sykes, former pastor of the .Watkins’ Park Presbyterian church, Nashville, Tenn., says: SCIIELLEMAINES "After seeing what Tanlac has ac­ L A IV Y E l i complished in my wife's.case, I am OFFICE i n l i t K C O IIIIT H O U S E convinced that It is a medicine of We also have the Clark Jewell Line of great power and extraordinary merit. SANFOHI) FLORIDA I do not think I have ever seen any­ GAS RANGES thing- give such prompt results. Mrs. Sykes had been in delicate health for GEO. G. HERRING ten months, suffering from stomach trouble nnd nervous breakdown. Attorncy-at-Law "I frequently sought medical ad­ 14 (Jarner-Woodruff Buildir vice but-Tanlac is the only thing that SANFORD, FLORIDA gave her*any relief. After taking the SANFORD, FLA. medicine only a short time, she was able to sit up nnd help with the house­ hold duties. I think it only a short HENRY M c L A U L I N time until her henlth will be fully 666 cuYes Chills and Fever, restored." JEWELER Tanlac is sold in Sanford by the Consulting Chemist says of the water: "Of the many waters el tfcta and <***A new enterprise opens at Ocala er region! that 1 hare analyzed, I hare found none aoperior ia all gw^d «u«UUnion Pharmacy nnd by lending drug­ MY SPECIALTIES: Why Pcople^Duy Rat-Snap in Prefer­ which will manufacture a chemical ties to that of the ‘Elder Water."-—Phone 311-W. office ia Miller btutems* Pirkard'g Hand-Painted China * gists everywhere.—Adv. for the purpose for killing trees, ence to Rat Poison. Gorham’s Sterling 8ilver - t e i i ! t . n t ! B SPRINGS WATER CO. sprouts and grass. Rogers' Plated Ware MIAMI BANK PAYING OUT. (1) RAT-SNAP absolutely kills Elgin and Waltham Watches , rnts and mice. (2) What it doesn’t kill MIAMI, Aug. 16.—There was a It scares away. (3) Rats killed with Parcel Post Your Cleaning and steady call at the old homo of tho RAT-dJNAP leave no smell, they dry Fidelity Bank and Trust Co., today up inside. (4) Made in cakes, no mix­ Dyeing to bby depositors in that institution, ing with other food (5) Cats or dogs which closed Its doors irt May, to get won't touch i t Three sizes, 23c, 05c, Work on our new factory ia progressing well. It- will be ready to serve our cus­ the certificates of .deposit, which a f 1.25. JJold and guaranteed by Ball tomers the coming season. . ; ’ Iqrge majority of thedepositofs sign­ Hardware Co.—Adv. There have been mnny recent improvements in such equipment and we are putting ed up to accept in Hetl of their reg­ leaners in the latest and best. ’ • . ular checking'accounts. Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism Automatic weighers shut off delivery nnd ring gong nt exact quantity specified, anil _ __ _ RICHMOND. Va., Aut__10.-Dele: special*mixers blend-the materials ‘more thoroughly than ever before. Accuracy and • The parkin-? house'ut Mt. Dora has v perfection are the special features considered. r . M»in St. Jacksonville, Fla. gates began arriving here this morn­ prepay paroel postage on returns ing to attehd the Southern Retail been greatly enlarged. The Metho­ Ideal Fertilizer is to be even better than in the past. Get in line for yout fall re­ Merchants association, which will be­ dist church has bifen improved a t a quirements. '*•* gin tomorrow morning, it being ex­ considerable cost. New houses a rt THETFORD, PERRYMAN & pected that about 500 business nun being erected and more Contemplated. . R- C. MAXWELL, M anager Sanford Branch W ILKIN80N will -attend thescaslona* ; M urray C. But Mt. Dora is crying for both resi­ ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW McKinnon, of Ilartavilte, S. C-, presi­ dences nnd business blocks. There Practice in all County, State and dent of the association, wiU preside. is not a vacant room In town. MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Federal Courts* 1«| Nat .Dank - Sanford, Fla, 666 cures Dengue Fever. B a ll Hardware Co elder springs WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY ■ �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921 cd as the Board of Directors of the Association for the ensuing year: Holy Crons Church: A. p. Connelly and B. F. Whitncr. First Baptist Church: Schelle Maincn nnd Mrs. F. R. Savage. Congregational Church: Paul Burhans and Harry Kent. First Methodist Church: W. M. Haynes and Mrs. H. H. Chappel, SHOWS THE HOSPITAL TO BE IN Presbyterian Church: GOOD SHAPE BUT MEMBER. Bose and L, I. Frazier. SHIP DUES PAYABLE Catholic Church: F. and Mrs. June Roumillat, Geneva: Mr. and Mrs, Endor Cur Only The Faithful Few Present as Uusual Chuluoto: C. D. Briimley and G. M. Jacobs. Oviedo: T. L. Lingo nnd M rs/S, W. Swope Altamonjc;. J. W. Osteen and Mrs. W. B. Ballard. Longwood: Mrs. Elsie Dunbar and C. W. Entzminger. ’ Lake Monroe: L. B. Mnnn and Mrs. W. F. Blackman. County Commissioners: L. A. Brum- Friday and Saturday Mr. and Mrs. W.- H. Kilbcc, Ray­ mond Kilbcc and Mrs.'Grant an<J two daughters enjoyed a picnic at Lake Harney Thursday afternoon. Stafford and Fred Lcfiles Icit Tues­ day for Okeechobee where they will stnrt fishing. Wm. Daniels, Tom McClain and Mr. Hudelston were in Sanford Saturday on business. Mrs. Endor Curlctt attended a bridge party in Sanford Wednesday. Nazcll Taylor, of West Palm Beach, was here last week on business. Mrs. W. E. Wicks and Mrs. Culpep­ per called on Mrs. Rosa McFarlane Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. W, Prcvatt and Mrs. J. M. Prevatt spent Sunday in Moore’s Station. Mrs. Edna Ballard, of Black Ham­ mock was .a visitor here last Wed- mond, and Mrs. Roy TilKs fond chil­ dren, of Sanford are visiting Mrs. W. If. Kilbee. Mr. nnd Mrs. Franklin and daugh­ ter havu returned from Daytona where they have been for the past two months. Mr. and Mrs. Woodward arc visitors at the hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Wicks spent Monday in Sanford. Misses Lois and Sallie Grant are visiting their mother here. A jolly crowd of young and old folks enjoyed a moonlight plcpie at Lake Harney Tuesday night. A fine supper was spread at 8:30 o'clock nnd about sixty enjoyed it. After a A special representative of TH E SCHAEFER-WEEDON TA IL­ ORING CO., of Cincinnati, will be with us FRIDAY and SAT­ URDAY, AUGUST 19th and City Commissioners: II. R. Stev­ ens. He will have a wonderful line At Large: Mrs. E. M. Galloway, of samples in many weaves and Mrs. A. E. Hill, T. W. Lnwton, R. J. becoming tones. If you w ant a Holly, F. P. Forster nnd S. O. Chase. suit made up real snappy, and Upon motion, mecting'ndjoumed. made right, it will pay you to Immediately after the meeting of the membership of the Association, see this line. the Directors‘elected a t the meeting held to elect officers of the Associa­ We guarantee to fit you re ­ tion for the ensuing year ns follows: gardless of size. Come in and President: T. W. Lawton. sec the new stylos for fall, First Vicc-Pres.: Mrs. Endor Cur- cake, bathing wus enjoyed by all. w hether you buy or not. lett. Friends nnd relatives of Mrs. Fred Second V.-P.: A. P. Connelly. McFarlane, of Geneva, will 'learn with Third V.-P.: Mrs. W. B. Bnllard. regret of the sudden death of her Recording Sccretnry: . Schelle father, I1 N. Styver. Mr. Stover made Mnines. ■ his home with is daughter, Mrs. Corresponding Secretary: MrB, June McFnrlone, but had gone to Tampa Roumillat. to recuperate beforo making a trip to Auditor: W. M. Haynes. sec his son in Philadelphia. He was Treasurer: B. F„ Whitncr. taken il] in Tampa last Saturday nnd Executive Committee of the Board: Mrs. McFarlane went at once to his It, J. Holly, Mrs. Endor Curlctt, L. I. bedside nnd remnined with him up to Frazier, Mrs. W. F. Blackman nnd A. the time of his death on Thursdny P. Connolly. night, August 11th. His youngest It was decided that the president sister came from Jacksonville to be nnd secretary institute a campaign for with him. The burial took place in re-newal of memberships nnd also for Tnmpu in the Masonic burial place. new members. The Masonic order holding the funer­ After several addresses nnd sugges­ al at 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon tions from members of the Advisory from the undertaking parlor. Mr. Board , to-wit: Drs, Pulcston, Mar Stover was 76 years old, n veteran of * * * * SANFORD SHOE & CLO. CO., shall, Langley and Denton, the meet' the Civil war and made his early home DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY ENTER. HAVE COLOR IDENTIFICATION TAINED ing of the Board of Directors nd in. Michigan, Ho leaves to mourn his LAMP, SAME EFFECT AS DAY Journed. loss besides his daughter, Mrs. Mc(fro m W i J n i U o 'i D ill/) Some men arc unable to get away Farlanc, three sisters, Mrs. Caroline Mrs, Howard Smith entertained ths from their business in daylight and Wilson,* of'Jncksonvillc; Mrs. J. H. Daughters of Wesley very delightful­ arc compelled to trust to their eye­ Shultz, of Manistee, Mich.,-nnd Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Worthington, G. Waltz, of Omnha, Ncbr., two sight or tb luck in buying a suit of ly last nigh^ nt her home on Sanfori clothes at night. They have a diffi­ llcights. were guests at the Ellsworth hqme on brothers, Captain John Stover, of Pt. cult time in determining colors and * The house was most artistically Dcnninll avenue Monday. Mr. and Huron, Mich., nnd W. Stover, of oftimes are compelled to taka a color decorated with roses and other cut Mrs. Worthington were enrollte to White Rock, Mich. He also leaves that they do not like when they see it flowers. Quantities of thcae luvely their home in Lake Wnlos, after be­ three sons, Mark E. Stover, of Somin daylight. The Sanford Shoe & flowers, in vnses nnd baskets, brief ing in Del^md nnd Daytona at the bia, Ontario; G. A. R. Stover of Phil­ , Clothing Co., knowing this and want­ used. Florida dailies association mocting adelphia, and Neil Stover Schoalcs, of The first pari of the evening w»l ing to keep abreast of the times, have Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Worth­ St. Clair, Mich. Arrangements will Saturday from n visit of several installed the very latest wrinkle call­ devoted to the business meeting, fob ington is owner nnd editor of the ed the Color Identification Counter lowing this a social hour was enjoyed weekh to relatives nt Fort Myers.Lake Wales Highlnndcr. The hostess serving delicious refresh. Mr. nnd Mrs, Ashley Purvis nre nt Mrs. L- - Mitchell nnd Jas. Rush, ments consisting of chicken salad, spent Mondny with relatives in Or­ Green Springs to remain for some snltincs, sandwiches, olives and iced time.' Mrs. Purvis hns been very ill lando. tea. With rheumatism nnd is taking the R. G. Crawford returned Mondny goods as in daylight. It is a wonder­ The members present were: Mrs. baths nt the springs in hopes of bene­ from a visit of several weeks to his ful machine nnd will he greatly ap­ J. D. Roberts, Mr^ II. H. Chappell# fit. Thoy will visit in Tampa before Big Time in Sanford honie in Sterling, 1)1., nnd other preciated by the many customers of Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Miss Farriih, returning home. points in tho north nnd west. Mr. tho Sanfrod Shoe & Clothing Co., who Mrs. Brodic Williams, Mrs. Dwight before this lnmp wob perfected, were Friday, August 26th, Mrs, Stiles, Mrs, McMahon and lit­ Crawford expressed delight in gelobliged pick their clothes at night Babbitt, Mrs. Frank Roper, Mrs. tle folks were guests from town Wedding and Dance ting back to Florida nnd fccla that with no tochance to determine the col­ Spearing, Mrs. R. T. Thrasher, Mr*. right now, nt least, there >is no better ors. Go in and see this marvel of the Bon Monroe, Mrs. Ben Caswell, Min Sunday nt the Zemovlnn home. East Sanford mnil man, F. L. The wedding that will stnrtlo the place to live. century and remember that you can Katherine Huff/ Mrs. W» A. Lester Green, is having his mid-yenr vaca­ natives, the street dance that will be Mr.,and Mrs. Enoch Partin and lit­ pick your colors at the Sanford Shoe and Mrs. Claude Herndon. tion nnd Cl J. Cranston, from the tho beat ^ver nntT the entire affair to tle son, James, S. Nelson nnd B. F. & Clothing Co., as well nt night ns be given in this'city by the Educa­ Wheeler, hre expected homo from you enn in daytime. west side, is substituting for him. Boy It. with a Herald Want Ad. Mr. nnd Mrs. R. L. Dorton from tional Committee of the Woman's Hot Springs, Ark., this week. near Charlotte, N. C., nre new comers Club for* the benefit of tho school *Mr. G. Alban and family ,who have here. They arc living on one of the •lunches for the children promises been living on the Blackwood place Joe Cameron fnrmB. There are three mosh to those who are making their for the past year, hnve moved to Or­ interesting children, Margie, Eunice nrrnngemcnta to 1ms present. lando. This affair will take plnce in front nnd Ned Misses Ruth Young nnd Nell King Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Cownn, Sr., nnd of the court house Friday night, Au­ relumed Sundny from Gainesville, two little girls, nre nt home from n gust 26th and the ladies are making where they hnve been taking the two months' visit in Blnircsvillc, Go. nil arrangements for the largest summer school course for teachers. Mrs. W. W. Dresser* nnd children crowd that has congregated in SanEmmett McCnII ,of Lakeland, re­ reached Watertown, N. Y., safely and lfotd in many years. The wedding turned to that city Tuesday after n found her mother, Mrs. Paige, very will tye well worth the price of ad­ very pleasant vacation spent at the ill without much chance of recovery, mission nnd by tho way there will be Prairie and In Oviedo. let the chips fall where they may. I f \ ns she is 89 years old and has not no regular ticket booth for the sale Mr, and Mrs. S. W. Swope and son, of tickets but the girls will tag. you been In good health for some time. you have been intending to build this 1 for them and you pay fifty cents for Francis, spent Wednesday in San­ ford. Word comes from^Zclma, Mo., that the wedding and dance on the street year don’t let a { J. Halgh and son, Chester, nirB Wil­ Leoti, wife of Charles Kink, died very to the good music of a fine band. And f e w pessimists suddenly on August 6th. Mr. nnd then the Indies announce that they liam, Robert Williams, motored to a n d calamity t ^ s T ^v Mrs. King were quite well known will also serve a fine supper fo» a Jacksonville Friday night returning howler* s c a r e here, having, lived here about two very spiall sum and the menu is pub­ Sunday night Mrs. A. J. McCulley, Carl Dowl, years. Mr. King was here some lished below: you away* from Mrs. J. H. Lundy and little daughter, aonths ago and bought the J. R. Hay­ Supper Menu a great opportunity. You never will have i den place on Bcardall avenue, and Ham Sandwiches ..........................10c visited Orlando Monday. lumber at present prices. Experts a^ree Miss Inez Strange, of Sanford, they were expecting to como hero Potato S a la d .......... ........„„........... lt)c "been reached. Use your own good judg 10c spent Sundny with Miss Nell Wil­ soon to reside. Mr. King has the Baked Beans ....................... building now. You will never regret it. Coffco ____ 05c liams. sympathy of many friends here. Iced Tea ........... 05c Tho Christian Endeavor held an Payton Fortson died Monday) at out door meeting at / the Baptist tho home of his brother at Beck Ham­ Ice Cold Drinks church Sunday evening. L. R. Dow­ mock'. Mr. Fortson came here a Ice Cream dy was the. leader and the meeting short timo ago from Brunswick, Ga., In front of the court house. a most enjoyable and helpful one. his wife reached here a short time be­ foro ho passed away. Besides his Mr. and Mre. W. R. Klmbel mo­ If all tho things th at are now tored to Sanford and Daytona Sunwife there are two children aqd sev­ eral other relatives to mourn his clashed as wicked were reclassified as passing on. They have the sympa­ virtues, jow would /people have a good time? thy of every one. Try a Herald. Want Ad today. ‘ Sanford Shoe 8C Clothing Co. Total disbursements ....... $24,139.86 Balance in bank .............. 133,0-1 Statement of receipts nnd disburse­ ments for actual operation of the. hos­ pital for 19 months shows expenses $18,Kftfi.02. Receipts from patients 310,506.69, making a deficit of actual operation of $2,381.-13, this, of course, is taken care of by donations. Uutntanding accounts showing $621.08 re­ ceivable bills payable $296.41. The report also shows that 358 pa­ tients have been taken care of in the hospitnl of which number there were twelve deuths (five babies nnd seven adults). There has bt'en 163 opera­ tions. , Mr. Mnim-s, us secretary, reported 9n the status of the old Sanford Hos­ pitnl Association and showed that there was something over $2,600 on hand in building and lonn-atock from the old association nnd also that the title to the lots given tho old associa­ tion was now in process of conveyance to this association. • Dr, Denton moved that Mr. Connel­ ly bo designated to get such papers ns were necessnry to the transferring of title to the lots and hnve them re­ corded; motion seconded by Mrs. E. Curlett and carried. Dr. Marshall moved that Section three (3) of Article (3) of tho .by­ laws, be amended to read as follows; Section three (3), fifteen (16) mom"bers present at any meeting shall con­ stitute a quorum, a lesser number shall have power to adjourn a meet­ ing to a future date. This motion was seconded by R. J. Holly nnd enrMotion by A„P. Connelly that sev­ en members of the Poard of Directors be a quorum of that* board, seconded by Cl J., Marshall and carried. Motion of A. P. Connelly, seconded by Dr. Marshall, meeting now elect Board of Directors for the ensuing year, carried. Whereupon the following represent­ ing the several organizations and pre­ cinct* as follows were nominated and upon motion duly carried were elect- SERVICE QUALITY PRICE �v-.-'■F-r- - - •* -r- : ' : W~r : 3 ® - . i . i x- r> :5rSTs£i -^rr* -i 1e1^ , :iK7>r'sffli .* *v' ■TSIH <- VT-r - ; f -s 75 I TH|B flA*IFO[?p JVEBKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921 —• 1 ? —*-7-— f G illo n *2 II * - ■T V 7 & In F ry o ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS COLONIAL MAZDA LAMPS, FIXTURES, HEATING APPLIANCES, AND SUPPLIES PHONE 442 111 PARK AVE. the J R ; and especially on August 26th, we want you to keep cool and com­ fortable and you can do this by patronizing— ;uiJ Sanford, Florida * • ' 'll 2 . . •y .‘ • ■r.-’*•»»■ .Delivered Seminole Bar Association ■V? A ' . \e Union ..... Pharmacy T. E. Wilson................................ President Schelle M aincs........ Secretary-Treasurer J. J. Dickinson E. F. Housholder AUTOMOBILES - ■ - BATTERIES John Leonardy Geo. G. H erring Geo. A. DeCottes Sanford, Florida ' J Cold Drinks, Ice Cream, Drugs and Sundries A. K. Powers Specials for One Day Steel F ilin g Cabinet Only ...for... 1500 pieces of the best.quality brand ALUM­ A 43.50 INUM WEAR, guaranteed for 20 years. Roasters, Boilers, Frying Pans, Tea Pots, Steamers and Double Boilers, all specially priced for this one day. (See window) SPECIAL, ONE DAY A rem arkable value for this four-draw­ er Steel Cabinet. A high standard of construction is as­ I I sured by the name, EACH Other Big Specials in Every Department, for this Big Day Yowell Step in and sec it, or phone us C Make Our Store Your H eadquarters (Ladies’ Rest Room, 2nd Floor).. __* PRINTERS—OFFICE OUTFITTERS 115 Park Ave. fa X lf W* n m Make Our Store Your H eadquarters Wo have everything in the line of Hardware, Farm ing Implements, Paints and Oils, Refrigera­ tors, Freezers, Fishing Tackle, Sporting Goods. ' \ -COME AND SEE USYou Will Find the Goods Rifcht-Hlld the P rices BALL Phone 340 r7JSlew Solution o f an What This Is All About When the Educational Committee of the Woman’s Club took up the question of providing a simple hot school lunch to serve for a nominal sum they soon realized th a t it would be more of a problem here than in the system s investigated in Orange county. O ther places had a room or building th a t could be adapted for the purpose of preparing and serving. Sanford schools already congested, had no possible rqom, and th e local board, with prob­ lems of their own, could not spare money to build Buch. However, the local board has given $300 towards our scheme and the finest moral support and endorsement. We need about $1,500, and \ tried to raise the greater p art of th is by small do­ nations canvassed in our school district. We are still far from our goal, b u t our school m ust do as much for our children as has been shown to be rig h t and proper, hence th is BIG DAY FOR SAN­ FORD, with good business all day, and good fun a t night. E very dollar you spend or pay in business with our advertisers m eans som ething to us in our. work as our m erchants are giving us percent­ ages in many instances and in others have prom­ ised donations! .JThe money all stays a t home, fo r we believe in fostering our own institutions, and We believe in Sanford. H A Y N E S & R A T L IFF SI . All transactions in n retail grocery business are divided Into three groups, requiring three kind* of service. First, charge and delivery, this transaction is the most expensive both for the merchant and the i s . d o e s , telephone, bookkeeper, gas and upkeep of the truck. Secondi. is the customer who comes to the store, has his merchandise charged________ buU f lThi* his K°0<M *a home with him, eliminating a part of the expense. Third, is the customer who pays c'a.h and’eaTnnd delivery * bon10 w ^ him* thus eliminating all expense of charge If-evident that there should be somo distinction between thr*c Bervice. Recognizing this fact I have adopted the following plan without changing present prices: FIRST:— i All goods priced on a- charge and delivery basis. ■ SECOND:— Customers charging goods but delivering same be discounted 2%. THIRD:— Customers paying cash for goods and delivering . • same will be discounted 5%. THIS APPLIES TO ALL ORDERS OF $1.00 OR MORE • EFFECTIVE MO 1 ‘ BBi ; . of ■ 7^ _ Welaka Building ■ ■ • . * • • •, . • • �THE BANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGQST 19, 1921 THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, A Conservative Bank With Progressive Ideas Make This Store Your Headquarters 500 PAIRS LADIES 50c LISLE HOSE, Black, Brown and White BATHING SUITS FOR THE ENTIRE # FAMILY ** V - - >» • . V *« 1-2 P r ic e 1 We are ready for school with a complete line of Boys’ Clothing and Boys’ and Girls’ all-leather School Shoes at the new low prices It will pay you to see us before buying, >/ Sanford, Florida nd Hupmobile 4 -i i I iI«V C apital..................... Surplus and Profits Sales a n d S e rv ice $70,000.00 Total Resources over $1,300,000.00 WE CARRY THE PARTS STRAW HATS • •• * ♦ • • • j . * Shoe Store Though proud of our )oh» record of past achievements in assisting in the development of a GREATER SAN­ FORD we are particularly proud th at the vision which prompted our policies in the past beconies more inten­ sive the older we grow. Progressive Institutions are created by Progres­ sive Individuals. .. ’ . * jbtljr, used cars at th e rig h t prices and- terms to suit. Unjr make. If you w ant to trade, bring us your car. F A M IL Y BARGAIN DAY, AlJGUST 26TH ’°w ^ Men’s Elk Work S h o e -fu ll leather shoe for most any job. Was selling for ?4.50, at Become a factor in the progress of Sanford by opening an account with__ • on give you term s on new or used cars, one-third and one-half, balance ten monthly payments OVER THIRTY YEARS OF KNOWING HOW SWEET-ORR OVERALLS e best equipped repair shop and the best mechanics in this vicinity ;oao, United States, Goodrich and Michelin Tires and Tubes. Storage B atteries, Gas and Oil. . Full line of Accessories W o o d r u ff-W a ts o n Lou heel . r ^rubber a 5 rheel! L . WWas ,,,tfh blaf.k ,eathet> trim , Goodyear selling , T h e Seminole County Reduction on all Children a Canvas Shoes or Oxfords in stock. • /O \ . i j 4 F IR S T In business a t the same place since 1887 SANFORD FLORIDA SANFORD, FLA A financial institution with a successful past pnd a young man’s vision of the fu tu re” ♦ *W y - i ' c Jil NATIONAL J * ( j f __( i f ANNEX J u s t R e ce iv e d THAT’S TRE NAME HILL H ardware and Lumber ■ Company Shipment Hart Shaffner & Marx and Society Brand Clothes in Herring bone and pin stripes. See the new models for- fall in our windows. ram GOOD THINGS TO EAT At 7 o’clock a Big New England Suppe At 7:30, Special Musical Program by theS out of doors, opp. the Court House Bind. S a n fo rd S h o e & ’ C lo . C o The Home of H art SchnfTner & Marx and Society Brand Clothes ONE POUND 60c Value Ice Cold Drinks In. front of the court house D a y W ith THAT’S THE NAME In every line of m erchan­ dise there is always some­ thing good—next to this, there is something better— but always there is some one line th at is known to be the best, and this line becomes recognized ns the standard. lra HI per cent dis- Well we are going to make ourselves known to everybody in.this section by Come in and see us when you come to Sanford. Investigate our Savings Department 2 ? 0,1 Cash Sales tUrday,JAugust 26 Of coursQ you are coming to Sanford, August 26th, and when here drop in and call on us, • • ’cause we surely wRnt to meet you • We carry only standard line goods, recognized as the best, and,don’t try 'to ^ell you some­ thing th a t’s an experiment— so called “Ju st ns Good It pays ypu to buy this way — in this way you buy satis­ faction—and.it costs you less. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS of Sanford WHERE STYLE REIGNS” t. . \ • ‘ -v ii t ’ Opposite Ford Service 1,000 GUARANTEED KILLER ROACH • * •< * v G a la D a y The “Ju st ns Good” article nearly always loses n friend for the m erchant who sells it. B ow er & cRpumillat We Make Our Own Ice Cream LAD DRESSING Speer & Son Us to-Wear .and Millinery that can be seen anywhere , Two packs RICHELIEU CANNED GOODS PREMIER SALAD, DRESSING IN SANFORD? To offer you on August 26th,*but we offer you the best of Bank­ ing Facilities * FLOUR COFFEE VERY DAY S a le CASCADE LINEN U Huyler’s, Wiley’s and Whit man’s Candies. OBELISK PREMIE R: S P E C IA L ♦ BALLARD , Ham Sandwiches Potato Salad ..... Baked Beans EVER HEAR OF AS LONG AS IT LASTS CLOVER HILL BUTTER ......................... . Trice Fancy Groceries Phone 277 and 278 • “ALL THE WORLD SALOVER” . • \ At 8 o’Clock a popular young couple will be Sdin front of the Court House with all the pomp and ceremony of a society wedding nusic beautiful girls—gallant groom’s man. A brief reception will follow the wedding] f i ■- * .* At 9 o’Clock the Street Dance will begirt, ie evening cash prizes will be given to the best dancers. This program entirely under auspices ofjtl ational Committee of the Woman’s Club.” In case of rain the dance will be held •Idcz Hotel, through the courtesy of and Mrs. Campbell. * Sec Vs for Scrricc, Quality and (P i f WE CARRY MEN'S HOSIERY AND SHOE POLISHES THE STORE OF QUALITY The Store That is Different Fin«P^ ° r ¥*c<i P/xford’ with m ilitary U K ? S5??,re,SnIaki n>Wfta *7 50 «"d *6 First and Magnolia “There's a REDUCED � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 19, 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/7f5abf1ca2d4871d89200369361b4e68.pdf 3dabaabfc4c60165c7203874c07cf70d PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 52 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1921 VOLUME x n “Victory Village” for French War Veterans rse Racing, Touma ment Riding, Ball Games; Etc. GENERAL WOOD CHOSEN FOR GOVERNOR GENERAL OK THE P1IILLIPIPNES. Looking for Murderers of Taxi Driver of Columbia, S. C. (By T h . i l w t U l n l F n u ) WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.—Mnjor General Leonard Wood, it was au­ thoritatively stated today, has been serve as Governor General of tho Phillipines, and General Wood has SPECIAL SALES WILL BE PUT ON expressed his willingness to serve,* AND BIG PRIZES GIV­ EN AWAY „ . PROCLAIM HOLY WAR TO HELP THE TURKS . ' The Trade Extension Committee of IN FIGHT WITH GREEKS the Sanford Chamber of Commerce at i meeting yesterday decided to foster , big celebration here on. Thursday, ANGORIA, Anatolia, Aug. 11.— September 29th at which time there Holy war has been proclaimed by the will be a big free barbecue, tourna­ King of Rcdjaz as a measure for as­ ment riding, horse races, ball games sisting Turkish Nationalists in their and n big street dance at night. This, fight against the Greeks in Asia-Mi­ big celebration will be a conclusion of nor, it was announced here today. The the trade extension trips that will bo monarch in his call appeals for the taken over the county and in adjoining saving of iBlam. * • counties to establish better relation^ with the people of the surrounding MULBERRY MEN ’ • territory and let them know that tho WERE RELEASED Sanford merchants want their trade NO EVIDENCE SHOWN and arc fcoing after it. This will also bo demonstrated on (By T h . AitocU Ud F n H l . _ the big carnival day in September TAMPA, Aug. 11.—Six Mulberry when all the merchants will offer men held for wnyiaying and beating ipccial bargains and will also give' L. P. Hughes, of Christinn, near Mul­ away hundreds of dollars worth of berry, on the night of . July 30th, free priies at n big drawing to be were release^ at Bartow yesterday held hen* that morning. nfter a preliminary hearing. Will The tournnment races and horse and Pat Johnson established alibis racing will draw people from all the adjoining territory nnd tho priies of nnd the evidence ngninst Bud Montes, Guy Stokes, Earl Taylor and Sam Smith, were so weak, they were dis­ missed. HAD BEEN SPIRITED AWAY TO SAVANNAH JAIL BY THE. SHERIFF A view of one of thy streets of victory Village.". In rhe St. Cloud district on the outskirts Of Paris, built for war heroes and their fnmllles exclusively, The village was built by public subscription and funds are being raised for simliar villages throughout France. DeValera’s Reply Handed to British Government Today Tenor or Reply Withheld Until After • Discussion • Under Which Name Miss Clarke Regis tered at Hotel FORMAL INVITATIONS WILL (By T h . X iM c liu S Pr*M ) • BE SENT ALL NATIONS LONDON, Aug. 11.—The reply of IN DISARMAMENT. DeVnlern to the British government’s Irish peace proposals was handed to (By T h . 1 u m U U 4 F t m i ) Austen Chamberlain, the government WASHINGTON, Aug. 11— Formnl leader in the House of Commons at invitations will be sent todny to noon todi\y. Tho tenor of the reply Great Britain, France, Italy, Japnn will be withheld until after a discus­ nnd Chinn to attend the conference sion by the cabinet. It will hardly on disarmament nnd far eastern be announced for sevcrnl days. qiiestios in Washington on November not available herc7890$l_.234507890 BLACK ARROW SINKS OFF CAPE VII.ANO 11th. The text of the invitations will' ALL ON BOARD SAVED no{ be available' here before Into in the day, the state dc|mrtmcnt! an­ , (By TX. AitocU U d Pr»»») nounced. MADRID, Aug. 11.—Tho United States shipping board steamer, Black Arrow, sunk early today off. Cape Vilano on the wpst const of .^pnln. The stentnerwas enroute from Hnvnnn to Santander. The crew nnd pnssengqrh were saved but it is be­ lieved the vessel nnd cargo will be n ORLANDO, Aug. 11.—Investiga­ tors are today .confronted with the fact that when Lena Clarke, West Palm Beach postmistress, in Jail here charged with the murder of F. A. Miltimorc,-registered at tho San Juan hotel late in the afternoon of August /l, she registered as tho wife of a man who really does exist.' She reg­ istered as Mrs. Henry Wilson, Atlnntn, Ga., and today arrivals in this city from West Palm Beach declare that among the private papers in her desk when it was searched were letters from a Henry Wilson, of Atlanta, Gn. The result is that a search is be­ ing instituted for Henry Wilson who will be nsked to cxplnjn his relation­ ship with Miss Clnrke nnd all he knows of the post of the West Palm SOLDIERS AND SAILORS LEAGUE WANT AN INVESTIGATION MAN KILLED AT ORLANDO AI Reitch postmistress, who has admit-, MADE SO WROTE TO LENA CLARKE ted the killing of Miltimorc, a former employee of the postoffice, in her FROM THIS PLACE room in the Orlando hotel, charging (By Th. Auocl*t*d Pr.ii) people of Sanford and the folks from p, A. Miltmore, who was killed that he refused to sign papers ab­ WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.—A Con­ other places. " ’ *at a hotel in Orlnndo last week and solving her of blame in the loss of gressional investigation of the Amer­ Last year one of these afTnirs was for which killing Miss Lena Clarke is $32,000 front the West Pnlm Reach ican Legion’s organization nnd al­ pulleil off here and it was the most now jn the Orange county jail, lived postoffice. leged “scandalous nnd disgraceful con­ Those who have been watching the duct of small coterie of self-constitut­ lun iT-xful from every standpoint and „t Snnford for several months nnd it wns said at that time that it should had charge of the restaurant nt the A. case most closely here have if)sistud ed, self-perpetuating offidnls” wns be made an annunl ntTnir. Tife Trade l . station, lie made many friends that Miss .Clnrke is withholding the nsked in a petition presented today to Extension Committee thought there whilo here who all say thnt he wns names of others who nro involved In Vice-President Coolidge nnd Speaker could be nothing bcttec accomplished 0f n quiet and retiring disposition nnd the affair, or at lenst in events lend­ Gillett by Mnrvin Oates Sperry, the in (heir line thnn to wind up tho cam- nttcndcd strictly to his own business, ing up to the killing of Miltimore. nntionnl chairmnn of the Private Sol­ paign by inviting everybody to come n HCcms that Miss Clnrke also hnd Testimony introduced yesterday when diers nnd Sailors Lcnguc; It is charg­ to Snnford the Inst of September, the friends here if the following letter II. D. PnttcrKdn, tnxi driver, who ed thnt n small group of men furnish­ merchants could put on special snles published in the Jacksonville Motrop- brought her lo Orlando, wns berng ed the financial backing for the Le­ and it could be made a big celebra- 0|j„ can be tukwi ns n proof as it given n henring, indicated that nnotli- gion nnd its of(i ccrs were working in tion for the home folks nnd their vis- wns alleged to have been written by er person might have been in the enr the interests of those men and for ' itnrv '• , Miltimorc while he was living here: which brought the postmistress to Or- their own personal benefit. Th. affair will bo wound up by a "Dear ‘ZZ,’ received your letter so lundo. Attempts are being made to big street dance nnd ought to be an ’]ong „g0i intended to answer many find other persons who should be able PREMIER KATZBN JAMMER occasion that will be long remem- times, But? Well just did not get to to give testimony of importance relHAH HIS CABINET QUIT berod. _ 4t. Have been a very busy boy since itivc to the entire case. WHY SHOULD HE CARE. Pnttcrson, tho rhauffeur, who re­ A more detailed account of the j came back to Florida last Feb. Yes, (By T h . AaMcliUS V ra u ) . many events will be given in a later jj „aw y0Ur friund nt Sanford. He ceived $100, nccording to statements mndc soon nfter the murder, for bring­ edition of the Herald. came in nnd hnd dinner. Did riot have MADRID,' Aug. 11.—The cnbinct ing, Miss Clarke to Orlando, is yet of Premier Allcndcsalnnr resigned to­ without1 his liberty though his attor­ dny. Former Premier Mavra, is Is neys argue that no evidence has been state, will .form a now cabinet. brought out which would tend to in­ criminate him or show that .he had TAKES DEATH any ebnnection with the crime. PATTERSON HELD ORLANDO, Aug. ll.-J-Bnxtcr H. Patterson, who on Monday last was arrested as accessory with Lena death of Paul. Where do you spend Clarke, in the murder of Fred Milti­ your 4th7 "Would be glad to hear from you more, wns held under $5,000 bond far again any timo and will be more trial late yesterday afternoon by punctual in answering in the future. Judge Frank Smith. Patterson says he will give bond within two hours. "YOURS AND ETC.” The "ZZ" at the beginning of tho letter is the pen name of Miss Clarke - The cities anxious to show marked and used in connection with her increases in the next census only have FORMING WpODMEN to announce the discovery of oil. LODGE IN SANFORD. poems. , SCHOONER IS SEIZED. for seventeen counties in Florida for • ' -------- * Ihe Columbian Woodmen, of AtlanPHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11.—1The to, Ga., is in tho city and is busy getv two-masted American Ashing school ring ready for the formation of a ■er Thomaston, from the Bahama tornl lodge ot tho Columbian Wood- j Islands for Atlantic City was seized mpn in this city. The organization; here today iJy customs officers on faceting will bo held In Masonic hallvj suspicion of violating tho cystoma Friday night a t eight o’clock *nd it j regulations. In announcing the w il­ ls understood that a large class ia ure tht customs office would neither PORTLAND, M t, Aug. 11.—A young man believed to bo' Schuyler Adams, nn auditor, was fatally injur­ ed by a plunge,from the fourth story of the West End Hotel here today. Ho hnd registered as" H. S. Adams, Boston, U. S. N. Papers found in his suit case indicated that he had been In the air scrvico a t Pensacola, Fort Worth, Hampton Roads and Bay Shore, and newspaper clippings re­ ferred to "Sky" Adams, who oper­ ated as a civilian flier at Hampton Roads. Two Prominent Sanford People Will Be Married in Public With Full . Attendance, Music, Flowers At the Foot of Park Avenue ' at 8 o’Clock * « . Friday, August'26th, 1921 The Groom is a prominent profesaional man and the bride is one of the city’a most winsome cresturss. WATCH FOR FUTURE ANNOUNCEMENTS (By n , 1 mo«iUU4 Fr*u) AUGUSTA, Ga., Aug. 11.—Al mob of masked men from Soatlk Carolina points, estimated at on* hundred or more, traveling la twenty-five automobiles, made a a unsuccessful raid upon the IUdtmond county jail and the county stockade here between 4 and 5 q’clock this morninit, their pur* pose being to secure C. O. Fax And Jesse Gapplns, charged w kk the murder of William Brasefl^ 19-yekr-old taxi driver and col­ lege student of Columbia, South Carolina. Sheriff Plankett out­ witted the mob. A meager re­ port of men gathering In 8ootfc Carolina points filtered through in the early part of the night and at 10:30 last night the ther'iff placed the prisoners in an au­ tomobile nnd rushed them to th« jail in Savannah. After search­ ing the stockade, outside of tha city, the mob visited the Jaili Vrhere the com'mlttee searched the* premises to verify a statement of the jailer that the prisbnera.L were not there. V v$M i -♦ ‘."^31 BY UNKNOWN PARTIES AND IllfcBODY BURIED IN . ' r RAVINE * ' SALISBURY, N. C., Aug. 11.— Ty Gobi?, center fi6lder of the Snlis(By T h . AiM<lit»4 P r.M ) bury-Spencer nnintcur club, is to play SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. II.—Thewith the Rochester, N. Y., team of body of Father Patrick E. Heslin, the International league next season, missing Catholict priest, who disap­ it was announced here today. Ro­ peared from his pnrish, Holy Angels chester scouts saw young Cobb in church nt Colmn, tho night of Auguxk action, a conference followed nnd ho two, was found buried at the bottom signed a contract for tho 1922 sea­ of a sand cliff near Salada Beach aa; son. tho Pacific const about twenty mile* YOUNG TYRUS COMINC north of Snn Francisco. Father Ileslin wns murdered ns there wns a bul­ let hole through his heart’ nnd head, the latter shot having torn away p a rt of his skul. The body wns exhumedi last night. y ‘ The party which exhumed the body Inst San Francisco late Inst night, act­ ing on n tip given by William A. H igh­ T. REEifE, OF WEST PALM tower, who discovered tho gravA, andl REACH BROUGHT INTO the body was exhumed by tho light o f ’ . CLARKE CASE • a lantern. Hightower wns later held1 by the police pending further investi­ gation. Hightower, according" to po­ lice, said he acted upon a clue given him by Dolly Mason, whom he pres*-, ionsly had known in Salt Lake Clty^. The .woman, he said, told him Slmday night she had mot a man who appear­ ed to be a foreigner Friday and whoon becoming intoxicated had made a broken revelation to her. The polka arc searching for Dolly Mason. Ak times tho foreigner, the woman; toMf. Hightower, expressed hatred fi»r th«j Catholic church. i Archbishop Hanha, of Son Fvcmeiaco last August 3rd received an an■ onymous letter domanding $U,5Q» for > the safe return of Father Hcaiin and ’ yesterday the Archbishop received ■ another letter demanding $15,000'. ' ransom. Father Heslin waa last aaen> I alive about 0 o’clock th# evening; of ’ August 2nd when a stranger drovaup to the parochial' residence at Gol- ma in an automobile,* under the pre-, • tense that he wanted the priest to do• liver the last aacraraent to a dying > relative ho succeed in getting Father.Heslin to accompany hin\. ** REPORTER-STAR OF ORLANDO, SEED FOR LIBEL American goods are being- rrtirm-ed in quantities from South Ameri­ can countries because they cannot compete with Gcimtn tfnd Belgian products which are offered from 20 to 76 per cent lower than ours. Most, our glowing prospects of South Am­ erican trade be sacrificed (o the an— cred shibboleth of "protection?’* �• • • _ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5,1921 24-lb. Sacks Obelisk fi*4 £ Flour .........:..................................... 24-lb. Sack Pillsbury CJ4 H 24-lb. Sack Self-Rising ,4 j4 24-lb. Sack Pioneer Self-rising G J4 £ 12 Tall Van Camp’s ©4 C Cream ....................................... — J 12 Baby Van Camp’s 0 /1 Cream ..... ^ No. 3 Tonjatoes, 4 C per can ........... ........ .......................... . 12 Cans No. 2 • © 4- A Corn 3 Cans No. 2 Sliced © 4 /] No. 2 Cans Paul’s Ret} f f I] No. 2 Cans f f /] Apple Butter, O C per jar ............. 4 ltl 3-lb. Stone Jars Red Cherry . 0 4 / 1 Preserves ....... .................... ’.......... 12 Cans Sifted Peas, 0 4 C Glen Valley................. }................... Red Star Lobster, " 4 /1 • per' can ..................... .'............................ jIU Vinegar in Bulk, 0 /1 per gallon .............................................. .“ \l CLOVER HILL BUTTER. THE BEST RICHELIEU COFFEE BEST TO DRINK Mrs. A. Y. Fuller spent several days in Orlando with her aunt, Mrs. Irving, who is very ill. J E. Phipps returned Friday fndu Tampa. Mrs. J. S. Diakel and dnughter, Miss Olive, Mrs. H- It. Chapman and little son, were visitors in Orlando Monday. *« Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Mcldrum’ and Miss Dorothy DutTield, of Orlando, were visitors in town Sunday. Jasper Driggers was in town shak­ ing hands with his many friends Sun­ day. , Miss Katherine Entzminger left for home in Plant City, accompanied by MisS Omah Allen, Wednesday. ^ Friends of Miss Anna Bell Allen will be. gad to know that she has re­ turned to duty ut the Orange General Hospital after several weeks’ illness. Their daughter, Florerice, remained there for a ahort visit. , Rev. Albertaon' spread their tent Friday night at Crystal Lake, remain­ ing over and calling a t tfifferent homes In the community on Saturday They called to see Mrs. Emil Magnuson, who has been poorly this week, suf­ fering from a bad cold. On Sunday to an appreciative audicnco he gave us a good sermon on “The Little Fox­ es th at Spoil the Vines.” Mrs. Al­ bertson sweetly recited a story on temperance.* Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tyner spent Saturday^ver At the home of Mrs. J. A. Vaugjtn. . Mr. Glidwells' family from the west side, were Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Westerdick, the children also calling to see Mrs.- Geo. Clark, after a trip to the lake. Glad to hear that church services and Sunday school have been again resumed at Paola. Rev. Albertson in­ vited all who could to attend the eve­ ning service held there last Sunday and a number from Upsala planned to go, we hear. Lllrnch t .n m l - r Company. a corpora! km. M on cr N . (W rit o f County C om m lm looar* la »«<J (at V irlB ol* C o u n t,. Florida. w ill moot on Mond a , A o fu it M b. A H 1*21. a t 2 o d o c h . p ro. for tbe purpna* of .J o p tln * th e fo llo u ta* !■*»*» c m . aciil >| the M ine tim e m a k tn , the te a l e e , foe the , e » r . A I* 1921 t i l l m . t e d E ap eaiea, O eaera] T uad, Sam incl# > Cova t, Foe fbe flacal ,e « r e n d ln f S eptem ber 30tb. lid * C trcait I - .* U U r; of fleck oit th e ............................... (1.300.00 iV u rf. o f f ., ............ . 2,—P er IHetn. and M lleaf* o f ComttllMlofirr* ............................................ !» P a7 o f F h rtif f for att*o«l*n<*e eo l\w ® ty » u«nnilaakm*r» .. %—AHorr»o7 foe <Vx»nty Comm I©atoeera V A a p rn lA o r of R # ft» iru k * o . . . |0 —f o u n t ; P h y a l c i a i ................................ i a - R f p t i r i to ( V t a l i P o l M t a n Co«rt lloooo ........... 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I —S .U r lr u o f B .* d Supt. e tc ................. 13.900,00 L —Tab! lu COl fkenr'a fo r Ituad limp. ............................. 400 00 3 — l* .H to o th e r per**** f « read tnapa ....... A.................. 190 00 4 - l ea l of m a te ria l ................................2.9TO.0* 1 - T w b a m i la a r k in e r,. coat n o d reE rilm ata THE BEST EQUIPPED REPAIR §H0P AND THE BEST MECHANICS IN THIS VICINITY Cars Washed and Polished for.................$2.00 C —L ire s to c k . f>*t and r a re a n d feed « a t * » » f * * a t a a . t * a a a « a * * a t a a a a T —I'ak l foe T ree Labor, o th e r tb a i tla a rd a a a » n u « 9 b b « n o o n n n u n u o a a a a e a . t ~ r » * iU u ami c*r^ ©f m t f k t i « I*' — Ur ; a f r r r r y w ........................... II —I 'a jm c o ta <m accoont a f rau d a butt' I f r u u tr n r i 1 1 —F a , m eat a a n acrount o f b r td c n l u lll by mm tr a c t ................................. I I . —n ald la Incorporated r ilie o am LEXINGTON and HUPMOBILE SERVICE and PARTS T b ta l .................. ................... ..143.310 00 Motor Co 209 Park Avenue Sanford, Florida DISTRIBUTORS FOR’ • I Sanford f a C ircu it Court. f t* ,r a th Ju d ic ia l C ircuit. S te le • f F lo rid a. C o u n t, ef R em ind*. • — fa C h e e r* r,. H ILL TO Q U IET T IT L E WANTED WANTED—Young cow. Most b« fresh and good milker. J. H. Mai­ mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. lft-tfe SEE M. S. NELSON foe all kinds of hauling. 31-tfc FOR SALE—No. 817 West First St. Eight rooms and bath. For price and terms, write box 782, Daytona,, Fla. 46-tfc tV IIU .ro | . ro e te r,' e t s i OHDEX o r PUBLICATION T o W ill turn I r o o te r and la n e F*nter. h it u l f e . J.A a c n e a S o le rlu n d and E ula A u re a te Rndef. lan d , ble w ife ; C' arl* t . Krickaana an-l Anna Sophia Ertrka.**. h i. • Ife: lla rrta n n I . Ike* IVmham. hte wife* b am . an>l E llta b e tb t and F -la a t W leetb am . l*eter l l o e r ta la t . ble w ife ; Viola Cbrt»F re-lertka O. Ilo rf-iu l (S l l n a r r . S arah II. tln a lle e r-iu la t. W i C barcti an*l W lltlam I r . C burrb her bualiood. l i m r , E u r-n - C r - e n l e .f ami t *Ireenle a f. Me w ife end r a r b of If l l . l n f , and. tf .lead, a ll p ar tie* rla lm ln r an In tereet u n ­ d er th e eald W illiam I r«wter and Ja n e *\w te r hie o l f r : Jo b en n ee Soderlund en>t f>ile A u r u .te Soderlund. ble w ife ; C a rl A. Ilrtrkem an d Anna Sopl.la F-rlckm***. hie w ife : ll a r r t w o L. lhwthara. am i E lita tw tb A. Hunb a ta . hU w ife; F -U ar W . Honbeq*. I^ te r llo e r u a le t and l're«lerlka C.. llo em m lat. ble w ir e ; V io la. C U rietlna Ilftr rs a U L J« * n U. Ilo w e r. S arah >1. tTiu^-f* im l W ilB am le e I h i m b . h e r. b o ab an d : l l e n r , E u re n e tlreen le a f* am i A Ie*u|w rirre n le a f. Me w ife. .* u n d er eei-b end a n , of them a e re m U ,. *e efb erw lee. In am i to the fo tlo w tn r d earrib e d tan -t. a lto a le In Sem inole C o u a t,. F h irid a. I,*- r o n I4 L C — poet© I l f ’ i « « t Nick r c r w t f k f l o f F o r e t C lff. O f y i r P e rk , aa reeucitH h p la t U n k 2 V i ip i * •» . Record# o f Herrtmli C to u n l,.'n * r id a . T b* nald el* b t IS) U t i beta* n ttie rw l^ i l c t I M i t th e B u flb h a lf of the S - u i l e i i l q e n rte r o f S o u th u re t q u a rte r of #**• t toil . l u e e n l i s t .- to u n n b lp I w f e t j o p - (B) S irttb . ran ee t u e u t , nine 12 9 1 E aet. I t appear!nc from th e a u o n i b ill o f Chaeku 0. A ndrew ., te r e lu filed t h a t you and each ot p t • re d e fra d a n te to th e eald MU: th a t , e s r fe«b i l f . c n are unbnow n: th a t each o f f r o . fbe nald nam e.I d d feed an ta. If U rin e , la o r e r th e a r , ef i » « i l j « e (21) j e a r a ; th a t th a t* l i m ) ■ • In tl>e S ta le a t F lorida th e a e rtic u of a u h I. e n a upon atm c i *e>»i’/ Mod th e aald defend a a ta . If U rin e, and It fu rth e r nppenrine fra* t i e eald l u n r n bill hereto filed th a t It la tha t e l l e f uf the rm a p U ta a a t th a t th ere la a pee■oi or a re perecni In!ereate.1 in th e ■lo re daw r ll^ tl j •!-«•» nntneo or u b >a« •?» know n n» tb< ru»o»id*tn*nt. It Ia tb ^ rrfu r^ Mgdrrk/l t h l l - j o l «nd r s r t bm • II ..f rug a p p ra r to tl»« hill o f ro«nplAtnt In riled on or t e h e e M o o d a,. th e I rd d a, af Lh In te r. A. !>. 11*21 It ta f u rth e r e n te re d ( h a t th ta notice l e panII. M d In th e fta a fia d lle r a ld . a new epaper pubtlahe«l \ n d a n fe rJ. Sem inole C .m nt, . Fl-eW . . v e a week for > le tt t»* crmaeru tlru W feta W IT N E SS. K. A. IM uelaaa. C lerk e f the » • c u lt C oart o f Sem inole C o d a t,. Tloetda. at Un C ourt ftoode a) Sanfoed. F lo rid a, th la the Jrd d a , o f tu a n r i. A H. 1921 . w tE A l.l K A. HOIV.I ASS. C lerk n r c u l t < « rtn> V E ItO C O f.A tri. D, c. ROBINSON A H RIIXIES. S>tlc llo r . for C om plainantSlat* JIOTICX ' 1 . .Softer la b e r t h ; Cl»r« th a t lb© FOR SALE—One 26-ft. half cabin ( \N u ly C u a m l r ■ In a i d far t J. F la w ill a t th e ir n r i t rr^ n la r aa#*ting W motor boat and equipment. Also 1 I * h rk l T o f* l« y . ttr p u t n b r r Ittk. X. D. 1W»» ** 4-cylinder 30-horse power motor.— 10 nVV-uk a m .. r t c t l r f M«la foC t o t air* I ilrak. plan* and a p e riflra tk a m o a f Sanford Welding Co., Old Ford Ga­ b , a p p O r a lk a to t b e .O e t k o f lb * a r e u l t rage. * • 4 9 -4 tp Saafoe*l. f i t . T b e Hoard i m o a tb e rU*« ■ r e je c t a n , and all bids. . ' r 1 n n r flM S A SEND $1.00 and receive 2 3^4 lbs. of smoked mullet, the kind that’s good. Postpaid.—David Phillips, 217 North ♦♦ ♦ + » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦»♦+ ♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦»♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦ »♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦»» »♦♦♦♦♦♦;; Beach Street, Daytona, Florida. 98-2tpw—itp , Another Good Buy FOR SALE:—At a bargain, one good mule. M. M. Stewart, Mellonville avenue. • 51-1 tp. ENERGIZER SERVICE AT . ORLANDO • The “Energizer” Service can be had at Orlando at 18 West Central Ave­ nue. 48-tfc We have a limited number of 30x3 and 30x3^ casings in sev­ eral different makes, all standard goods. . First Quality All have Serial Numbers N trTlC C U h r r e b , kt*»* t h a t under t a d b , *tr in e ®f a c e r ta in « r t t f t a lo c u tio n laaned o a t n f tb e C U cuil C l a r t a f H em lanlr C o u n l,. F ie ria t . i a l undrr* Ib e a ra t o f nald C ourt. In the r n * a f A rm our r e r ttlln e r W ork*, n eorpm ntta u . p la in tiff , ra . J. V Itrow n. d a l / d tb e I9ih d n , ut J n ! , . A. n . I « l . I b a r e le rie d npou aa th e p r c p r r t , n f th e **id d e fe n d a n t. J . M. l i r a * a . nnd v U l neU l# u>e h lsb o n t nnd beat td d d er fac caab. U tw een 114 le r a l hour* o f ta le , la f r o s t o f tb o C ourt llo u ae d o e r, a t Hanford. S em in o le C o u n t,. F k e M i, on M e u d a ,. tb e Mb d a , ut S ep tem b er. A. I». 1931. tb e an me b rib e a Ira n i naira d a y . aO t b i t p e rta in W l. tra c t, piece a r s o r r e l Of lan d , o lta a te . t y ti« a n d M a s U Ib e ( b o a t , n f SemlnoW . and S ta te o f F V rid a . a n d m ore p a r tr in la r ty d racrib ed an folloua. tn- Guarantee Non-Skid *11: l o t r t f b t,e r n e <911 o f kt. M. S m ith ', tubL i lim a tad E apauaaa ■* Udine T u n d . Bamtaola dtriaScm o f Ran fo rd , cn o taio ln * te a <10) a c re , • Caunt, F*e tbe riecul , ea r endlny S ep tem b er » t b , n - c , ut k m . a n d * t M i t* atno d e e c rtte d a t tbe ' N o rtb ean t q u a r te r < N F .i,l o f tb e Roulbeoat 1923 ___ — 4 — tb e S o u tb u e a t q u a r t, r T - P a j m e n t o f T to # W aran tn . . . IT C A o O .j u a r lr r 1 1 (1 ,1 o f .S W lq l e f S eetlo u T u e u t , u t » l > i |. To o r* .itp 1 - P aym ent o f la te ra a t cm W a r r a n t .. l . t m W IteHcrred fa r tim llo fe o c le a ............1.190.00 | NI m-teen (IV , Sou lb . H i n t . T k i r t , (301 E aet. ^ n J ^ i 3 0 x3 .............. 5 3 QX3 X - - - - ' l a oatlafy aald e ie c u lk m and C. M. HAN l*. Sheriff ut S e m ln .lt C ounty. F larida LEXINGTON and HtTPMOBILE CARS Office supplies of every kind at The 1............................................................ For Fall We have just received new sam­ ples for Fall, and'woul^ be glad to have you call and see them. We are sure that you will find many patterns which will please your taste and fit your purse, and we know that if you place your order with us, that there will be no ques­ tion in your mind in the 1:uture as to who should build your clothes to order for you W e represent the Schaefer Weedon Tailoring Company, of Cincinnati, and we consider thefn one of the best tailoring houses that* we have ever represented. • Give us a triak We guarantee to fit you regard­ less of your size. la Circuit C*urt of Um So » U Jhdiclal C ircuit • f ritrid * . Bamlaal* Count,. 13 - S h e r i f f '* C u m m lu to a <** Ft or-*, e tc ., coll ..... ............, ....... • 14— Feed'.nc t* la u n iw .................... l.V -rT r*o«i«jft. p aid fed. an-l d la c b a rt* I t.O r , |-*M to f o u n t , fe m rirt# « K V ct u s ro ad .................... 15— T a , o f J u r o r tn C rim in al Caaea. C rem t, an d Je attc* T ra c e f u c t a . . 19 —S alary o f J a ile r ................................. 3 * —SalafT S p ecial HMflcrra .................... R e srrre d f>* f u o tla rr n c le a ........... SERVICE BATTERIES and REPAIRS , NOTICE or trZCIAL M i n i s HALE •• ■ - —— * * * * * * * * * * * * Alfred Ericson is 'home this week enjoying his vacation from the A. C 1.., shops. • 12 - T at C M W tor • *■»•.«, Mrs. Fred Krell and little daughter, 1\ s u r r lf f i l r t e n l C*»ufi tt,* rk 2t.» *a* C lrru tl Court Ite r,* -.tin , aa-t Dorothy, left on Saturday to visit for jr. Clerk C r u r ra l IVaM Woek ............ iOO.OO 2T.— E « |< o * r* o f E lertlona ......................... JMO.00 a week or Aso with S their relatives . •in i l r a e r t c l fo r Coot f b j r n r l r ^ . ......... *11.00 Tampa. Mr. Henchcn, of Piedmont, has been E attm aUT o taafl E.....................................................las.fIKVOO a p e sia a Tlae t a f F o rfaltu ra l o i . 8am ta*U C o u n t,. the guest at ^he home of J. E. LundFor l i e ft*.*al ,e a r eo.1ta( S e p l-ic te r TPtb. quist, this pbst week. Their son and 1922 wife, E. tV. I.undqiiist, were Sunday I S b rrtff am t Iw p atlre. r«wt t-IIU lu C rln ln .1 raaea ' |S r tat (M callers there after services. _• —iV r.ataM ee. Coal III!!, lu C rim in al We hear that Archie Swanson has t l*Wfk *f Ibe iT reult C,*lf* C«»| inal C a .* . purchased him another car, a two «. Ih’^l tuln, t, la JoCd crim * . Coat IttUa In criral seated Ford. # nal r a a r a ................................ ......... a tlc e o f t i e I 'r a r r . Coal R llla tn Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner apept the a —Jn C rim inal C o r * .......................... o u n t, P n o e c u lln a A tto r a e , week-end at Windermere at the home a9 .-- CHalUffa. p a , fur a tte n d a n c e cat of Mr and Mrs. Noah Fry, taking crim in a l co u rt ................ .. i n —W ltneaa F ree ..................................... '. . home their mother, Mrs.Bengston.who 11. -.C o u rt IM*m*CT»pb*r In In a n lte o e , ................. . . . . t . . . » has been mnking a visit in Grapevillc 12. Caaea —O.................... tte r eii-en aea of c rim in a l prw eru lln o ........................................ *............ with them and her grand children. RED CAP STORAGE BATTERIES for ALL * CARS, two year guarantee Made-to-Measure Suits WIGHT BROS. CO “There's a Man at the Curb to Serve You’ ********* �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1921 50good cigarettes for 10c from' one sack of GENUINE ■ ■ ■ ■ DURHAM sTOBACCO MBS. JENNINGS HONORED « comprising the business JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 8.—Agitainford was appointed to be-, tion in this city, and towns on the ninary plans necessary to Mayport branch of the Florida East undertaking a success. San- Coast Railroad, including South Jackess interests to a great ex- sonville, Arlington, Mayport and PabChamber of Commerce id upon the trade from the |0 Beach, directed towards the build•ontiguous to Sanford.* A^ing of an electric railway connecting Will Foster The c business men of this city}South Jacksonville and Pablo Beach Idea tr communities in this coun- has resulted in tentative proposals of found advisable, to other two routes. hould be a prime factor in Public spirited citizens have organand cementing better trade iicd into the Beach Car Line Associarith these communities. In tion, and from this association n eominalysis business is a mat- mittec, headed by H. P. Adair, ns AND CREATES A BETTER COM iprocity and more particul- chairman, has sprung, charged with MUNITY SPIRIT BETWEEN g this period of readjust- the task of gathering information as TOWN AND COUNTRY it bo of advantage to our to how the project may be best acicn to moke aggressive a t-' complished. secure a greater volume of Tentative reports have dealt with A very trite and pertinent the proposed purchase of the May■ port branch of the Florida Fast Coast and the building of a line routed along 1the St. Johns river through Arling­ ton. | The Florida East Coast railroad is willing to sell its Mayport branch for $15,000 a mile, the committee report­ ed. Tho road was originally built, it is understood, for the purpose of haul1 ing coal from the docks at Mayport, which is situated at the mouth of the - St. Johns river. The East Coast also 1operated a hotel at Atlantic Beach.1 1 Tho hotel was burned and the intro­ duction of oil burning engines on the system, has done away with the ne­ cessity for hauling coal, it is said. No reply has been received, the com­ mittee reported, to its inquiry to the Stone and Webster Engineering cor­ poration ns to whether it would be interested in constructing nn electric line to the bench. ong those who pnrtict- "tores, known ob “Wyth’s Sngc and Such inWrurbnn service, the citi!Xtcnsion journeys. Bus- Sulphur Compound,1’ thus avoiding n | zens interested state, would work afforded an opportunity *°t °f muss. grently towards building up this sece intimately acquainted ^ title gray, faded hair is not sin- , tion of tho state. petltors, learning to ap- tul, we nil desire to retain our youthnother ns man ngainst tul appearance and attractiveness. By tendency to substitute darkening your hair with . Wyeth's NOSE CLOGGED FROM upotition for unfriendly •’UKU and Sulphur Compound, no one A COLD OR CATARRH jean tell, because it does it so naturall* members or managers *-v < sa evenly. 'Vou just dampen a Apply Cream in Nootril* To firm who participate In "T«"k"" or soft brush with it and Open Up Air Passage*. s an opportunity: jdraw this through your hair, taking t their customers. in one small strand at a time; by mornis usually appreciated gray hairs have disappeared, s to "strengthen the bus- After another application or two your existing between the ,,air iconics beautifully dark, glossy, r customers. "eft and luxuriant, nnd you appear rips arc apt to prompt S"l>nrs younger.—Adv. (Trere Mendijr*. D.llr) The many Sanford friends of Mrs. W. S. Jennings will be interested in the following clipping from the Pitts­ burgh (Pa.) Index. After attending tho grtnt Salt Lake council Mrs. W. S. Jennings visited Mrs. Joseph Beat­ ty, of Pittsburgh, who is a winter vis­ itor in DcLnnd and a member of the DcLand Woman'*"Club: “Seldom has Pittsburgh had a more interesting or more important visitor among women who are doing things in the world than Mrs'. W. S. Jennings, of Jacksonville, Flu., vice-president of the General Federatio nof Women’s Clubs, who has been in tho city for the past ten days, the guest of Mrs". Joseph Beatty, of Ellsworth avenue. Mrs. Jennings is devoting all her time to home demonstration work, which is done under the Lover1net in co-opera­ tion with the U. S. department of ag­ riculture. Within the past eight months Jo states have been organized in part and women workers are dem­ onstrating the principles of right lin­ ing, how to get the most out of life and how t<> make use of what they have, among the women m the rural districts of the "country. Explaining to the farmers' wives how they may make thmr work easier, thereby winning n little time for the things of life, is part of the work of these home demonstrators. Another thing they do is to make eountry life more interesting for the young people in order that they will stay on the farms. "Thursday afternoon following a i From W n l n v i d i i ' i Dally! luncheon given at the Allegheny Coun­ A delightful social event of yester­ try club by .Mrs. Geo. Phelps spoke day afternoon was the bridge party at a meeting of Sewiekley valley wom­ i given by Miss .Mahle Bowler, at her en at the Edgeworth club. On Wed­ | hmne on Magnolia avenue, the guests nesday Mrs, Beatty gave a luncheon ! inelnding the members of the Mon­ of twlve covers at the Srhenley for day Bridge Club nnd a few extra her guest, Tuesday Mrs. it. T, Price the question:' "Is tbis a careful busi­ guests there being three Lillies of gave a luncheon and Saturday even­ ness men? Has he a good store, cen­ players. ing Mrs. Jennings was honor guest nt trally located? Does he keep his A charming color scheme of pink a dinner given by Mrs. C. It. Kerr, at slock in good condition?” In the ad­ | was emphasized in the use of rosi s justment of credits it is important to their summer home in Northern Pike. She was the guest of Or and Mrs. W, know something about his customers 1hibiscus and crepe myrtle, combined A. Stewart of Thistle Gate over the methods of doing business and the with fern, which were artistically a r­ ranged in vases and baskets in the reputation he has at home. Fourth of July. rupms where the card tables were Third:AtTording an opportunity to "Mrs. Jennings made many address­ those who have no trade in the region es during her stay in Pittsburgh. As a'result of her visit, the Congress of visited to study its business possibili­ Women of Allegheny county, compos-' ties. It lias frequently developed that ed of 110 organizations, will he hro't business houses have found it to their advantage to place salesmen in a field into the general federation." after visiting the same that had be­ fore such visit seemed unpromising. Thus, many new trade nccoonts have followed as a result of these trade e x ­ tension journeys. Tbedford'g Black-Draught HigI Recommended by a Tennessee G rocer for Troubles JRe' suiting from Torpid Liver. East Nashville, Tonn.— Tho efflo loney of Thedford'a Black-Draught, the genuine, herb, liver medicine, Is vouched for by Mr. W. N. Tarsons, a gxocor of this city. "It Is without doubt tho best liver medicine, and I don't bollevo I could got along without tL I take It for sour stomach, head* ache, had liver. Indigestion, and all other troubles that are tho result of torpid liver, * "I have known and mod it for year* and can and do highly recommend it to every one. I won't go to bed-with­ out it In the bouse. It will do *U it claim* to da. I can't say enough for Many other men and women through­ out tho country bavo found BlackDraught just as Mr Panions describe*" ’ •—valuable In regulating tho Bvor to !U normal functions, and In cleansing the bowels of Impurities. Thedford'a Black-Draught liver medi­ cine 1* the original odd only genuine. Accept no Imitations or subatltutM. Always ask tm Thtftord'*. Fourth: A distinctive gain is made for the city that engages in these trips. If the firms and individuals engaged in-them* docs not derive nn immediate benefit, there is still an ad­ vertising value which goes to the city. It adds a prestige to sueh city which could he gained in no other way. From the standpoint of the cities visited experience has taught that the expressions of goo‘d wili nnd friend­ ship showered upon trade ommissaries of this character along the routes travelled are usually of the most sin­ cere and cordial character. The per­ sonal expressions as well ns the num­ erous speeches made, taken in their entirety, reveal the elements of gen­ uine hospitality, geniality and good fellowship. Now while the attitude of the smal­ ler centers of population iB not entire­ ly selfish in character there is usually n reciprocal Hpirit which forms an important stimulus townrd strength­ ening business relation*. The hnsis for a friendly attitude on the part of a smaller town is usually found in the following: First: A local pride in the thought that an important trade extension trip honors the town with a visit. Such events are comparatively rare. Second: A satisfaction in being nfforded an opportunity to point to the home town’s achievements and pos­ sessions. Whether the local commer­ cial, industrial or institutional inter­ ests are large or binall, tho resident Htizen is always proud to dwell upon them. I , * Third:- The authorities usually recognize the fact lha1 virtue which applies Cords F a brics Low Cost Mileage For the Big Car E very F isk T ire is a guar­ antee that y o u w ill get m ileage at a lo w cost. For satisfaction, safety and eco n o m y y o u buy a “sure thing” w h e n y o u b u y Fisk Tires. Y ou are safe w h e n y o u b u y a k n o w n and repu­ table product at a lo w price . AGENTS FOR Phone 17 Oak Ave. and Third St ARE YOU IN SU RED? IF N O T , SEE W. J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS The iecturuc on Chili at the Baptist church Sunday night by the Rev. Cecil Moore, n missionary from that inter­ esting country, was enlightening, en­ tertaining and inspirational. Few persons among us of the congregation, probably, realized the wondrous ex­ tent of thnt long narrow strip on Hm-th America's Pacific const called Chili. We were informed that accord­ ing to maps, it would stretch from Hudson Bay to Honduras. It is a republic with great mineral wealth; our largest resources for nitre, while rirh mines of copper and silver abound, and coal is abundant. But with all these natural resources and advanced civilization in govern­ ment, Chili, need* a purer form of ro­ ll" ion, one that will lift her to a high­ er p'ane of of deeper spirituality. Mr. Moore h devoting his life to plant loftier ideals am! nobler inspirations. He sneaks again on this subject next Sunday night. ST. AGNES GUILD eral Fire Insurance O V riC R P E O P L E *) HANK D lU L ty lN G F lo rid a S a n fo rd Farms, Home Groves, Lots f . r I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING WESTMINSTER CLUB “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” tion—lots are being sold right^long and building In this section is such os 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 just what is my candid convictions would put it most too strong for the careful, conservative person—that person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who has VISION will agree with me now—the other later. ch the South E ast I �'n%* !'• t ±£ i.-i^- ;■= - •; •^ £rr; » » ■•»: feT *-'- ••/? • > ? *=- -■ -* g ~.-;- - -*-- -~---.'_ 4 'T ' i H'™" ” * t- &-_: * =. ' «* ;rt~z-- z.*-- THE SANFORD WEEKLY &ERAU), FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1921 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DELAND REOPENS IF BACKACHY OR THE SANFORD BUILDING TOURIST CAMP KIDNEYS BOTHER] & LOAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE SEASON AND WHAT IT MEANS Another Good B uy EAT LESS MEAT, ALSO TAKE \ GLASS OF SALTS BEFORE EATING BREAKFAST CITY COMMISSIONERS DECIDE We have a limited TO HAVE A REGULATED * * * * * * * * * * * *___ * * * * * * * * * * * num ber of 30x3 and Uric acid in meat excites the kid TOURIST CAMP The Herald is deeply Interested In ey is not forthcoming it would seem neys, they become overworked; get | SOxSVo casings in sev­ the Sanford Building’ 4 boan Associa­ that the folks who have money to in­ • ( B j T i l A llo c L i t F n u ) sluggish, ache, and feel like lumps of eral different m akes, ; tion not from a monetary standpoint, vest would stop and consider all that DELAND, Aug. 9.—The city com­ lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the hot 'from the viewpoint of a citizen it means to you nnd to the city of missioners decided last night to re­ all stan d ard goods. „ho has been here ever since this in­ Sanford to place your money in the open the Tourist Automobile Camp bladder is irritated, and you may be itiation started, who built a home Sanford Building 4 Loan Association. here October first nnd appointed a obliged to seek relief two or three First Quality through the association and who has There are hundreds of reasons why committee to make regulations for its times during the night. When the h^n a staunch friend of the associa­ you should invest your money at conduct. Indications are a small ren­ kidneys clog you must help them All have Serial tion for years. It seems so absurd home. There are hundreds of reasons tal fee will be charged for the privi­ Numbers for citizens of Sanford to put their why you should invest your money in lege of camping after the first flush off the body’s urinous waste or you’ll be a real sick person shortly. coney in outside investments that the Sanford Building 4 Loan Associa­ week’s stay. ' Manufacturers At first you feel a dull misery in the -omisp much and give nothing in re­ tion. * kidney region, you suffer from back­ turn when there is tha best investment Just why people do not invest their BILLY SUNDAY IS Guarantee ache, sick headache, dizziness, stom­ ia the world right at your very door. money at home is one of those strange RELEASED FROM HIS ach gets sour, tongue coated and you The first real reason for investing problems that arc beyond the compre­ Non-Skid ORLANDO ENGAGEMENT. feel rheumatic twinges when the jour money in the Sanford ^Building hension of those who make a study of 4 Loan Association Is the fact that it the whims of the public. Billy Sunday wants to flag hts en­ weather is bad. 3 0 x3 — " $ 9 .6 0 if ii safe and sane and sure. This means If sufficient money was invested in gagement with Oriando.^pccording to Eat less meat, drink lots of water; that regardless of whether you have the Sanford Building 4 Loan Associa­ n statement made public today by tht also get from any pharmacist four my sentiment in the matter It means ■tion right now Sanford could have President of the Orlando Chamber of ounces of Jad Salts; take n table­ 3 0 x3 1 • - ■■, good investment from a purely busi- ONE - HUNDRED NEW HOMES Commerce. Mr. Sunday was to speak spoonful in a glass of water before cess standpoint The second reason is READY FOR OCCUPANCY THIS here next winter. His reason for re­ breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This fa­ that ft is a home institution and you WINTER. questing a release is that he will be ■ are keeping your money at home Think of what ttys would mean in needed in other parts of the country mous salts Is made frpm the acid of “There’s a Man at the Curb to Serve You’ which is the very foundation of build- the influx of new pcoplo here whenj and he ia afraid'Orlando w in b e "too grapes and lemon juice, combined with lag a great city. The third reason is we need them. Think of the employ-4busy entertaining thetourists to give litbla, and has been used for genera­ tions to clean clogged kidneys and that you arc building,up your city ment it would give to the builders of much attention to his meeting. By stimulate them to normal activity, and right now when the Building & h o u se s. T h in k o f the m o n e y th at .THE BROWNLEES ENJOYING Loan Association has loans aggregat­ would be spent through all tho trade unanimous vote the Chamber of Com­ also to neutralize the adds in urine, ONE OF OLDEST ADMIRALS merce released Mr. Sunday with re­ so it no longer is a source of irrita­ ON RETIRED LIST DIES I , THE MOUNTAIN AIR. ing almost 1100,000 for new homes channels. g re t—Reporter-Star. tion, thus ending bladder weakness. that people want to build and the monAT SAN FRANCISCO, i a can! from Dr. nnd Mrsy E. D. Will you stop and think at all T* Jad Salta is inexpensive, cannot in­ | Brownlee says that they arc almost jure; makes a delightful effervescent TO PROBE TOBACCO TRADE SAN “ FRANCISCO*? *Aug. • i o . _ ' ,rozen UP nt Montreat, North Carollthia-water drink which everyone raincoats WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.—The fed­ should take now nnd then to keep the Re*r Admiral Gtorge Fink Kutz, ro-j linB* aml had to wcar their 1£CCP warm. Also they a n eral trade commission was directed, kidneys clcnn nnd active. Druggists tired, said to be the Becond oldest liv-. ad da*’ nnd onJ°yin* the under a resolution adopted today by here say they sell lots of Jad Salts to ing rear admiral in the navy, died. havinK a flne ^ the senate, to investigate conditions folks who believe in overcoming kid­ hero last night. He was eighty-six meetlnfr9' vary much- ™ °ir ™»ny | triends here will bo delighted to in the tobacco trade, including prices ney trouble while it is only trouble. years old. .__________________ | know thnt Dr. and Mrsj Brownies —Adv. to producers and consumers. nrc enjoying their vacation. G6G cures Malarial Fever. of the bridge on Volusia county County Commissioners end territory. The report of the proceedings of the Take Action and Re­ Seminole county board at its lust sults Will Follow meeting shows the following action . Tired of waiting for some kind of was taken: action on the part of tho Volusia jThe following resolution was offer­ .county commissioners, by which a ed by Commissioners C. W. Entzminbridge across the St. Johns river af ger, who moved its adoption, samo be­ the Osteen ferry might be construct­ ing seconded by Commissioner L. P. THE ed by Volusia and Seminole counties Hagan ami adopted: Whereas, The traffic neposs Osteen jointly, the Seminole county commis­ U. S: NOBBY TREAD sioners have decided to tnke matters ferry has grown to Such an extent W h«r# the going it specially heavy entirely in their own hnnds nnd build that it is desirable to replace said w ith snow , m ud or aand, in hilly co untry w here m axim um traction on the bridge, whether Volusia county ferry with n bridge, both for conveni­ th e ro a d ia a factor, no o ther tire tread ence of the public, as well ns in the wants it built or not. yet devised ia quite so effective, or so That is what may be judged by nn interest of safety, and feeling that it w holly approved by m otoring opin­ action taken at the recent meeting of is to the best interests of the citizens ion, us the U. 3. N obby Tread. ■the Sominole county board, when the of the county to construct this bridge; Its very sim plicity —three rows of board authorized the construction of therefore, diagonal knobs, g rip p in g the road — is the result of all the years of U. S. the bridge according to plnns nlrcady Be It Resolved, that the Board of R ubber experience w ith every typs prepared and submitted by Engineer County Commissioners of Seminole of road the w orld over. F. T. Williams, nnd the clerk of the county, Florida, in regular session board was instructed to submit these this 5th-day of July, A. D, 1921, do plans to the federnl war department hereby authorize the construction of for approval before actual construe- a bridge ncross the St. Johns river tion work was started. at Osteen ferry, according to the genEroni thif action it looks fike the eral plnns submtted by Fred T. Wilmuih needed bridge may be bui^t, un- linms, engineer, nnd the clerk of the !cp< Volusia county politics steps in board is hereby ordered to submit the and n fuses to permit the Seminole plnns to the *secretary of war for count > commissioners to put the cast approval.—New Smyrna News. WIGHT BROS. CO. SEMINOLE WANTS BRIDGE ACROSS ST. JOHNS RIVER AND WILL HAVE IT, TOO I f every oae KILLEBREW GOES TO SUNDAY RIG DAY . SANFORD TO BECOME FOR DR. GEORGE HYMAN. POLICE CHIEF THERE. r re m M c n rU y 'i D u ly ) V.-Mt-rday was a big day for Dr. George Hyman, who is now in Philn'itlphia, and who supplied the pulpit °f I*r. Russell Conwoll nt one of the l a n > Yluirvhes in America. It was also Hr Hyman’s birthday, and tho fact that he supplied the church of his old friend on hia birthday and thnt he has been treated so royally by Dr. ConwelI and tho people, made him feel like rejoicing and he wants his friends here to rejoice with him, hence hia word to the Herald telling' shout the big day. Dr. Hyman Says that Hr. Conwcll has a great church and school, but that Sanford can also hav.. pront churches pnd schools if wo s*ick to it nnd stand by them. He remis host wishes to all the Herald forer and nil his Sanford friends. Ho Aperts to bo nbsent in tho north for about ten dnys. Here Are Better OVERALLS For years “PANAMA” overalls have faithfully served the South. Work­ men in ovary trade know ______________ h ” 1 UNION-MADE stands for tho most durable^* and comfortable work clothes money can buy. Bold under' ®ur iron- , V S 3k foi the trade-mark. Detective J. A. Killobrew of the Tampa police department, was pre­ sented with a handsome pipe, the ex­ act reproduction of the one he lost recently while on a raid in wtych sev­ eral shot were fired at him, by the members of the detective department yesterday. The. pipe was engraved with Mr. Killebrcw’s name and hpd the donors’ names inscribed on it. He also wns given a big carton of fine tobacco and some matches. This token t>f the es­ teem in which Mr. Killebrew ia held by the members of the detective de­ partment, wan exhibited because of the resignation of Mrl Killebrew, ef­ fective today. . Mr. Killebrew will go to Sanford to tnke tho office of chief of police of thnt city under the commission-man­ ager form of government, which is in operation there. He formerly was in Snnford and wns the town marshnl when the city was much smaller, which wns many years ngo. He wii leave for Sanford this morning.— Tampa Tribune. IN HONOR OF VISITOR. (from Kosl*;1* D»Uy) Miss Martha Chsppcll entertained very delightfully Friday evening at a swimming party at Palm Springs, in compliment, to her guest, Miss Mary Kirk, of Jacksonville. After a delightful swim, tho hostess assisted by Mrs. H. H. Chappell, nnd Mrs. Moore, served a tempting picnic supper. Those attending this charming courtesy were Misses Mary . Kirk, Dorothy Stokes and Virginia Neely; Messrs. Sherman and Arthur Moerc, Fordyce Russell, and Wallace Bell. Rub-My-Tism kills infection. —Get your Scratch Pads from Tbs Herald—-by the pound—16c. , . ™: - how much theyd. save tTOP and talk to the next man you see with U. S. Tires on - his car. Ask him why. Most likely you’ll hear an inter­ esting story about his tire experi­ ments— before the* answer was found.. Money wasted. Promises unkept. Trouble on the road-hu­ morous to every one except the . man who went through it. Finally U. S. Tires. And U. S. Tires ever since. Perhaps it’a the experience of>y. S. Tire buyers that makes them more em­ phatic in their preference than ever this v*ar. W hen *se men have tried most everything by the way of ‘‘staggering bargains”, "hurrah discounts”, "discon­ tinued lines’at less” and so forth they know what nof to rfef. * They want a fresh, Jivo tire. W ith a good reputation. That’s everything it says it is. W ith the people behind it who back it up. ' .• • « There are 92 U. S. Factory Branches.1 .Your local U. S. Dealer i9 drawing upon them continually to keep hi9 stocks sized up, complete—to give you service. W henever he gets one or a hundred tires from a U. S. Factory Branch, they are new ly made this season's tires. Sold to you at a nef price. Full values. Square-dealing. A reputable maker.* A reputable dealer. The whole transaction os befits the leadership of the oldest and largest rubber organization in the world. ___ “ S fe ft and t t l h t o th o n . i l m an j o g with V. S . T i n t on h it c a r." United States Tires* are Good T ire s U. S. USCO TREAD U. S. CHAIN TREAD U. S. NOBBY TREAD u.s. Ro y a l c o r d U. S. RED & GREY TUBES * .' v l ■ -i. 1 -= : EDWARD HIGGINS D. D. DANIEL _____ MIDWAY GARAGE LAWTON BROTHERS CO„ -A '* ’ ’A* '. -Sanford, Florida ..Chuluota, Florida .................................. .. ■-H. - ■ �‘ - —* * /. • " .t v & 7: s-*:- «_i- f ' r ‘ jkr & • r s* w a a . . , !* * -? '* « * 'f* V THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1921 LET IIENEY FORD DO IT. KEEP TUB BUSINESS COMING a black paper, said to come from Mas­ BABSON GIVES FLORIDA A fin * sachusetts. The celery belt contains nOOST B pure water, wash your hands before ' Sanford is enjoying one of the most some 16,000 acres, and we heard con­ That horrid Ford person, sumamed mcaJs, clean your teeth twice a day, active and prosperous summers in the flicting reports about it,—one person Henry, has broken loose again, and The Thomas Advertising Agency |, wear comfortable clothes, get long history pi the city, This is due to the telling us that only 20 per cent; of like a mad bull in a China shop U giving wido publicity to a recent BtL hours of sleep in the fresh nir—and fact that building operations are available land being now in use, while knocking the studied arguments, care­ son report which takes a very’.encour health is yours B ay some of the doc­ growing apace and also that tho mer­ another person said that all the land fully rehearsed testimony and fantas­ aging view of business conditions i. tors teaching folks to avoid tubercu­ chants of this city have not taken where water can bo obtained for Irri­ tic claims of frenzied railroad finan­ Florida. Following are extracts from ciers and mismanagers into a cocked the report; losis.—Miami Metropolis. Yes, but their customary vacations and allow­ gation, is under cultivation. , gee w hin, man, after you do all that ed business to drag. Instead of that . On our return to the city wo took hnt by a prncticaly demonstration that "Florida, like every other state hu whnt’s the use of living? they have put on special sales all sum­ the train once more, this time for indicates they are either liars, fools been undergoing readjustment. ’ n ------------------o ----------------mer and have stimulated trade os DeLand, a neighboring city, where the or plain thieves and a probable com­ should not be classed with the rem«ia. Florida newspapers arc beginning never before, assited by the Daily inevitable automobiles were in wait­ bination of all three. der of the South, however, qs p p Henry bought the Detroit, Toledo & very much better.off. In fact, f a to publish prophecies made by return­ Herald. Operating the daily all sum­ ing. Ironton railroad about a year ago, and states, have weathered the depreUjoa ing travelers regarding tho “big sea­ mer has also kept the interest in the ----------------- o ----------------when he took it over the road jXaa better than Florida. son" that this state is to have this city aroused and brought much trade Sections de. year. Indications Btrongly point to and business here. Now the right HIGH RAILROAD RATES MUST "losing” $200,000 a month, which Hen­ pending upon lumber, naval store* ana BE REDUCED ry has changed to a profit, even tho phosphate rock are dull; but throuri. the greatest tourist season in the idea is to keep this business coming state’s history; People find it is as right along through the remainder of receipts fell off, of $100,000 a month. out large areas of the state, condition, Tho Times publishes In another The road has nearly 400 miles of arc somewhat favorable and should yet far from joyful to go pleasure- the summer which is really August seeking in war-ravaged Europe; Flori­ and September. It means that ev­ column an article appearing as a track, employs several hundred work­ wall repay sales effort^. da makes a better playground.—Mi­ erything that can be arranged in the cov^r page editorial in the Manufac­ ers, and after July 1 the lowest paid - "Florida is not a cotton slate, and way of entertainments to bring the turers Record, with the heading “Ex­ employee will receive not less than $6 cotton is ths root of tho present deami Metropolis. * ------------------o ----------------people to Sanford should be given dur­ orbitant Railroad Rates Must Be per day of eight hours. That Is tho pression in the South. Florida’s crop In glancing over the box car fet­ ing these two months. The work of Reduced.” The truth, expressed in thing that makes manngers of other value last year was but^l7 per cent ters nt the head of the Reporter-Star tho Chamber of Commerce and ail of the headline is so manifest that it roads see red and cuss Henry all over less thap in 1919. The country a* , of yesterday, it Booms that they issued -the various organizations has not ought to need no argument. Tho 600,- the lot. whole reported a loss, of 25 per ctnt an "EXTRA" telling about the mys- j slacked up in any particular. They 000 idle freight cam scattered on sid­ Here they have been howling for and neighboring cotton states an aver, tcry of the bathtuub or who gave th e ! *»avo all kept going through this sum- ings all over' the country, attest it in years about tho profiteering, overpaid age decline of about, 40 per cent wine? Anyhow, it showed enterprise, mcr and none of us have slacked in tones that the railroad managers railroad employee and demanding that Moreover, vjhlle the income from Fiot. and enterprise is what makes news­ staying on the'job*and keeping San-! should hear and heed. Why are all his wages be cut so that they may Ida’s erops last year was somewhat papers. The Orlando papers have a ford moving. It is rumored that the these cars idle at the beginning of show a profit, when along comes Ford less than in 1919, it was 38 per cent cinch now for news. Whenever thei*“d'efl bave * surprise .for us in the the busiest season in the railroad and in less than a year takes a losing greater than the .1914-1918 five-yew case drags, they cart “glean" another 18h*P° of \ bi* celebration in August year? The country is full of grain road, does less business during the average. Few states can give such.* thnt must be moved to the seaboard, hard times than was done on the road favorable report. story from the cell of Miss Clarke. I <thl" rtonth> and W,U nnd the shelves of the manufacturers during good times, makes s profit on 'o r tomorrow and it will be in the "Tho cltruX and truck seasons h*u ----------------- o ---------------are groaning with goods to be transi thnt reduced business, and raises wag­ been over for some time. Shipment* 1 shape of a celebration hnd trade stim­ Eustis has a live board of trade and ulator. It will mean special aolea of ported to buyers in tho interior. There es just ns the Labor Board cuts them were exceedingly large, but the net it gets advertising whenever there'is the merchants and a big jollification. should be freight moving in long train returns to tho grower were small ow­ a chance. Sonic few months ago o Along thp same line the Trado Ex­ loads, both ways across the country. on other roads. How docs he do it? Just by refrain­ ing to weak markets nnd excessively small party of enthusiale fishermen tension Committee of the Chamber Why nil this inertia nnd stagnation of ing from the practices of those in con­ high shipping charges. Profits wen went for b record and the chtch was of Commerce will put on u big barbe­ business? Why is jt that shippers all trol of othej- roads. Ford ‘owns tho phntogrnphtd. The fishermen nnd cue and tournament contest on Sep­ over the country are turning to the D. T. & I. He is not a hired mnn put not large; neither were losses. A* their fish made a very fine showing tember 29th thnt will be n record water routes with a unnnitnity they in charge of the rond by financiers cotton, corn and wheat farmers new­ ly all lost considerable money lut nnd the board of trade lias reproduc­ breaker and here again the merchants have not kr.own since the railroad who own concerns thnt sell rails, yenr, Florida has much to be thanked the picture, with a few facts con­ will assist by giving away special' first took over the business of trans­ steel, engines, cars nnd other supplies ful for. The tourist crop of 1920-21 cerning Eustis ns n jilncc to "catch prizes and having special sales and. portation? Hnve the railroad man­ to the roads; neither docs he fake ex­ was one of-the best in years, *nd 'em," nnd is sending the double post- demonstrate to the visitors that the agers ever considered this mnttcr in penses nor resort to "bookkeeping” towns deriving. bcnOfit from this rnrd broadcast. The picturt is cer­ business men of this city want their the broad light of renson and com­ to hide profits. He is just a plain, source are reasonably prosperous." tain to attract attention nnd every trade and they also wunt them to feel j mon sense? If they have, the answer ordinary citizen who conducts business ----------------- o ---------------sportsman wifi note and remember. that Sanford can and will play host; would seem so obviously ■that the on the basis of decency nnd good judg­ THINGS TO WORRY ABOUT. • ----------------- o ----------------at vnrious times during the year. The wayfaring mnn, though u Doll, could ment. He wns not raised in—or developed The Sebring White Way says that barbecue und basket picnic iB an old not miss it, and the managers are rot Worry operates on the mental null­ the Scott Lumber Co., Is getting ready time institution thnt has never grown fools by nny means. They rank among out of—conditions that made lying, ities as does rust on metal. It weak­ to erect a big crate mill in Sebring. old and never fails to bring in the th e 'shrewdest and best business men deceitfulness, willingness to accept a ens, und if persisted in, destroys. And All the machinery necessary for 'the people. It is usually held in the coun- in the whole country. If they are, bribe and general disregard for law after all there arc ho few things that manufacture o f fruit boxes has been ,r >' bul Stt"ford is ,idvul|y situated to why do they persist in adherence to a and decency the requisites for pro­ one should permit to worry one. If , ordered nnd will soon arrive nnd be entertain the people and we want .•uJi.y kith is not only proving sui­ motion, out of which -conditions have nn apparent trouble is the ra-sult of put in position. It is expected to have them to feel that we can hnVe some-1cidal to their own interests, but de­ conic the ordinary railroad president individual dereliction worry is not the thing to eat in town ns well as the structive to the entire business *of the and manager of railroads. Never has things ready for work wlthfn four or country folks and wc do not want to' country as well? (Inn they hot see he beet) compelled to admit bribery, renvedy, b u t‘that action necessary.to five weeks. The crate mill nt Sebring ask them to piny hosts to the hungry ' •hat truii general turning to water overcome the dereliction. If the trou­ false testimony und skulldrudgery be­ is announced to have a capacity of all the time. i looLuig and motor trucks means to fore the M erstnte Commerce Com­ ble or embarrassment comes about l.ri,noo crates a day. A saw mill wll through no cause answerable to the All of these alTuirs are good for them? Do they not realize thnt their he operated in addition to the crate business. All of these affairs are! long-time domination of the transpor­ mission acting as investigators into individual, then to worry is foolish mill nnd Ihe pay rool will help along good for the people of Sanford. It! tation interests of the'country is slip­ discriminations nnd illegal nnd un­ because it accomplishes nothing. lawful practices of railroad manage­ in every department of business. * gets them out of the old rut of wnit-' ping away from them, and the vital There is no more fruitful cause of ments, during which investigations — ----------- o ----------------iug for business, it gets them in the importance of retaining their hold up­ testimony covering thousands of png- worry than the stories set forth about .Sanford can boast of two generous lug city (*lass of going after business on it ? The only answer possible is es, nnd filling over eighty volumes, one. Yet no one should or ran justly hearted merchants. They nre Messrs. and showing the trade that they want that tiu-y Itlive allowed theiri greed wns taken, nny volume of which bears l>c held accountable for what their .McKinnon nrgl Bradford, of the San­ it. it means a general gathering of for immediate profits to overcome mute but startling evidence of the friends or their enemies pay, The one flnttcrs because of partiality, tin- other ford Shoe & Clothing Co., who, n few the people for the purpose of renew­ (heir judgment. They have placed a conditions referred to. days ago donated to the Methodist ing old acquaintances ami making heavier burden on the business of All unnecessary Sunday work on the slanders becntise of -prejudice, and one* Orphanage at Enterprise, twenty-six new ones. It brings people together the country than it can carry. They I). T. & I. is to be cut out after July is at times almost ns endsirrassirg new suits of clothes for the little for the purpose of discussing those have attempted to grab all, like the 1st, and the employes in . train nnd as tlie other. The consequence of chaps housed therein. As these suits things that are of vital interest to all dog und the bone, nnd they are in other service nre to have Sunday oil' each is -this; No friend believes the retailed ni $10 each it cart readily be of us nnd it means a bigger Sanford. danger of losing what they had. When whenever possible, thus giving rail slander nnd no enemy is wi’linjf to Wt* should keep them coming to the farmer nnd the manufacturer enn- rond workers a ri^fht enjoyed by the accept the flattery. So why worry! seen thnt the gift wns n valuable one Sanford all the time. It puts this city not see a reasonable return for his mnjority and one long desired by to,-the institution. Not often is such There is substance in neither the on the map as being a live one. It toil and trouble nnd investment, he those engaged in thnt employment one nor the other. It is, perhaps, un­ gcV&rastty displayed and the gift wns keeps all of us alive and prevents us will cease to produce, and there will That, also, is another evidence which avoidable, that slander or a mere halfhighly appreciated.—Times-Union. from taking that summer siesta that he no freight for the railroads to is considered by railroad manage­ truth must cause pain. Yet if there we would take if we did not have move. It has come perilously near to ments to be a deliberate insult to is the consciousness that it is not true l*r. Blackman has n good nqf n-li- on these affairs and special drives and that in the recent past, os the fieldB them. nnd thnt one’s life and conduct gives, tick eradication in this issue of the special sales to keep us busy. of rotting, unguthored produce, and Wage cutting has never been popu­ the report the He, self interest alone Herald. We still believe in ‘tick eradi­ the smokeless factory chimneys tes­ lar. with Henry Ford. Recently he Keep them coming. cation. So docs the man who owns tify. When the railrouds exact more stated thnt he intended to continuous­ should Impel one to avoid letting it the cattle. Just how to operate this for carrying the farmer's produce to ly lower the cost of his product to the corrode the mind with worry. AS THE EDITORS SAW US. dipping is the question nnd eradication market than hd gets for raising it, public anti increase the wages of his . There is nothing so utterly unneces­ will he carried on regardless of oppo­ sary nnd illogicnl ns worry. If the itv begins to realize that he iB playing sition. But the Ilernld agrees with The papers are still filled with n losing game with the cards stacked workers, declaring thnt to he his con­ trouble, which merely threatens or Hr. Blackman in the .statement that glowing reports of Florida from the against him, nnd he will withdraw as ception of his obligation ns trustees of the possibility of which is recognized, no question is settled until it is set­ members of tht National Editorial As­ soon ns possible. When he drops out, a grant manufacturing plant, is avoidable, then the crisis calls tot A short time ago the big financiers tled right and this certainly applies to sociation tour. The following, frjitn tile railroads must soon follow. clenr-hcrided action, nnd cloar-heided sought Ford's scalp and fntlcd to get the cattle question. We will await the Newton, Mass., Graphic, is about Their true policy would be to cut it, nnd this taking of a practically action is not possible with worry presthe result with the hope that all par­ Sanford: rates to the bone, even if doing so bankrupt road, making it pay despite cnt. If it is not avoidable, then courties can get together on the broad Our Orlnndo-drive ended at Winter should eliminate all profits for a lessened business .and then to raise nge is required to meet it, and courplane of the greatest good to the 1’ark^thc home of Mr. Bachellor, nnd year or two. This getting back to is not ^possible when worry i* wages just when they are claiming greatest number. a truly lovely spot. It wns said to be normalcy is a hard nnd painful pro­ loss and the ’need for lowered .wages present. •-----------------o ---------------— the home of only the wealthy, and I cess for all of us, and the people can —is the cause of gTcnt indignation One is-reminded of the proverbial Miss Clarke, held for robbery of the could wtll believe it* Here, nfter see no renson why the ruilroads should among' tho spoilers of .tho people. octogenarian which called- his oo*1' Palm Bench postolTicc and also for more orange juice, we were met by h not .do their bit with tha rest of the Sheet Metal Workers Journal. sorts to his side ns the death dev the murder of Miltmorc at Orlando, bevy of automobiles.from Sanford and world. We recognize the burdens gathered. "Sarah," he said feebly, — — o seems to be having a merry time with were soon on our way to that city, which nn inefficient und unwise gov­ FLORIDA RANGES “we have lived n long life together tho police nnd county .officers, detect­ celebrated for its celery.. I was for­ ernment management placed on the nnd in the main it has been a veiy PRODUCING BETTER ives and newspaper men. She "spills” tunate in selecting h car driven by roads in the way of depleted, and hoppy life. It was worth it. GRADE OF CATTLE. a new story every hour nnd the latest one of the best known men of that wornout equipment, of superabundant thought we hnd lots of trouble, Ssrih, is that she might hnvc killed Elwell, city nnd gnthered considerable infor­ and exorbitantly paid labor, etc., but As n result o fn study of beef cat­ but looking back on it we know that the whist expert und millionaire club mation. He told me thnt only the that era has passed out, nnd the roads tle production on the ranges of Flor­ most of It never happened." man, of New York, who wns found previous liight 72 cnrlonds of produce will eventually succeed in raising the That’s the pith of the a rg u m e n t. dead in his hotel room in New York hnd been shipped from the town, and incubus. All thnt wc ask of them ida, it was found by the United States Most of our troubles never hnppen. S* last year. We have no dotiht in tho over 5,000 carloads would be shipped now, is their assistance in returning Department of Agriculture that in why worry.—Tampa Tribune. world hut thnt.if allowed to go ns far before July 1st, I-nst year the expense to normal conditions. If they give us Palm Bench county approximately --------------o------------ f ns she likes, thnt Miss Clarke, will for transportation nnd refrigeration that in the way of fair and reasonable 12 1*2 acres appenr to N» required to Another phase to the legislation eventually he accused of "hitting Billy on Sanford shipments had been over rates, they will find the public glnd to antagonistic to tick eradication >& Patterson," nnd hiding Pearl Brynn’s two million dollars. This led to a dis­ co-operate with them in the effort to carry an animal through the year. It restore better conditions. If they re­ also was learned that a calf crop of Florida will deprive the stnte of the head nt Cincinnati, two crimes thnt cussion in which it appeared that the fuse, and continue to gouge the pub­ happened while she was a baby. cost of transportation seems to be the lic with unjust end unreasonable rates 50 to 60 per cent may be expected publicity it has acquired for c*d*4 principal difficulty of tho future mar­ they will arouse n' spirit of animosity annually; rapid Improvement of tho railing. There are aome fine herd* of Tho town of Osceola, formerly ket for Florida products. which will result in restrivtive meas­ native stock can be made by the use blooded cattle in Florida, one of Ayr­ Bridge End, has a largo population of Sanford is surrounded by celery ures, which will make those of the of purebred bulls; the mortality is no shire* in Polk county is the finest' people who are making good wages. farms. Three crops are raised each past seem like the extremo of liber­ higher on these ranges than on the the United States, and* the owner* They could come to Sanford day and year on the same land, celery, peppers ality. The people rule in the last western ranges; the use of nitrogen­ night if there was a good road con- and hay or celery,-lettuce and corn, resort, and the railroad managers ous concentrates in connection with have been sending them outside ths necting up with the Snnford-Geneva A celery farm calls for a large sum may ns welt acknowledge it first as winter grazing offers the most prac- state to compete In exhibitions with road. Now they cannot get , h o n ^fo r investment os tho land must be last* nnd chape their course accord­ ticable solution of the winter feeding other livestock. It Is not po»*iW* without going through deep mud and rrigated at a cost of $800 an ncrc. But ingly.—Tampa Times. problem; utilization of the native to send these fine cattle, which hsr* ----------- I— o ----------------in many times ox the yenr, deep water. there Is a fine profit if crop nnd mar­ grasses with the object of gradually taken several prizes, outside the ststs, Bringing these people to Sanford ket conditions nre good. For while it Some of those congressmen who Improving the pastures may bo con­ because of the quarantine measur** would mean greatly increased busi­ costs $800 an-acre to put celery on witnessed the Carpenticr-Dempsey sidered one of the chief prohlenws. Against Florida, owing to its lark 8 ness, hut it seems that a good road to the cars, the gross profits on a 25-acre fight nre now trying to show off tho It appears that the ranges can ItcSt tick eradication work. Progrcssh* Osceola cannot be built. This Is a farm will total $95,000 and a net tricks they learned before audiences be utilized in uhlts of considerable cattle men, interested in raising t®* matter for the merchants of Sanford profit of $50,000. These are war-time in the national arena. size; 10,000 acres has,been taken ns standard of the cattle industry *• to Investigate on their Trade Ex­ prices. In addition to the celery the a convenient unit on which to base Florida have reason to feel disroot, tension tours. And this Trade Ex­ farm also has the other crops noted, Wo-havc yet to hear of college stu­ estimates. There i^ great need for aged. Florida is an Ideal state, tension tour should start this week if and 4 acres of peppers are said to dents who want work and prdqtical rurther investigational work op range to conditions of climate for the *•***possible, in order that the entire coun­ yield $2,780 a ybar. roblems in connection with large op- induustry, but It can never mslj* * ty cah be covered before September. The celery Is not bleached with u p , r i . « . for th . vocation period on, f marked success a$ long as no earth as it U done in the market gar­ tcrlng the employ of the Shipping] ihcentlre Costal pain area, the spec- live measures are taiccn against ts« Every day is better In Sanford. dens around here, but Is covered with Board. 1 I inlists say. tick.—Sarasota Times. worry, don't hurry, eat plenty THESANFORD HERALD of Don’t nourishing food, drink plenty of B. 4. BOIXT ..............rm llu l u4 iuiWr 1. XJIXAKB......... lMi*taiy u4 Ttwunt K. A. KIEL....,.'..............Omul Kiaifw rtUUM Stmt nU tf fcy THE HERALD(bNtrmUl) PRINTING COMPANY fBUMGannoi nucx a adyahcei r axz .................................................. >BX KOVTU ................................... l.U *n a n n o m a ..............i.................... t* <JtaWtW ma *»tmi CUM Jttil KatUr lir u l IS, 1W, <( tka t i t (HTIm >1 I u <k 4. n«rUa, Bal«r Act at SUrat », irft.____________ TIm Banfor* Diilr Harald U paMliW «T»!7 «tlmo«a (•leapt Budij) t i l Usroufhlj tor' mb tail trtdlaa wcIIm. Alnrllitu, r*Ut n il ' mi Mi u l wtaia ksawi •» «pplk*U*i. M.00 n w p w , at He sw eats, In BdraacB._____ Mini BUILD BCTLSINO. i F n m i n A H verlltlm TUaa IU R rnr«»«ntM lv* I RtCANPR 55 ASSOCIATION We have so much to live for in this Inmtling^city on the St, Johns. ----------- -— o ----------------- Have you put your money Into the S u f s r d Building St Loan Assoc la* •tie n ? , .. , ---------- o----------Did you ever sec so much build­ ing going on at one time? Wo will •ke taking rare of many people this w inter. O r have you invested your Sanford money in some out-of-town wildcat proposition that will never bring in n cent to you? . i Keep your eye on and country club. It for Sanford that the afford to issue bonds the golf links means-so much city could well for it. ’The Sanford Chamber of Commerce -ia leaving no stone unturned to bring the people here. It will be up tto the home folks to give them rooms. ---------------- o ----------------- That golf links and country club should he taking shape. It is the one thing needed if Sanford expects to get real tourists. They Want golf rind golf they will have. ---------- <>---------W. II. Ott said yesterday men's col­ lars were being cut lower in accord­ ance with the shortening of women's skirts—to give plenty of freedom in the neck.—Lakeland Star. a See in the Sanford Herald lost col­ umn where someone lost a “small stray suit case," suppose it just stray­ ed away.—Reporter-Star. If it came from the H a s t Const, we would say “yes." ---------------- O------------------ AVe do not ned to praise our town now? Every visitor to the city is do­ ing it for us. One man here today aaid it was the most prosperous look­ ing place he hnd seen in the entire South. ’Remember the golf links and coun­ try club. All else pales into insig­ nificance. No golf links, no tourists. No tourists, no big town. Get it straight and keep it straight. It allcomes back to the golf links nnd you rf-an't rub it out. ‘“Who is Hcpry Wilson and what connection has he with • the Clnrke case?" asks tho'Orlando ReporterStar. We don’t know, brother, hut Judge Housholdcr would prohuhly say ho was "old man Wilson’s son" ac­ cording to the records of Pinellas county. ------------- — o ----------------- -Some of the merchants nre letting ■* gt.VJen opportunity get by them in ak-cpirg through the month of Au­ gust. This is the time for special .-sales and a stimulation of business. TTHAf Is the time to got rid of your ■summer goods and get ready for n -big fall and winter business. — ------------ o ----------------- The city dock should lie torn down --and n concrete dock or something as goud should lie built nt tho foot of Park avenue. With little outlay a ■Recent landing plnce nnd pavilion could be made for the tourists this winter. What a shame we do not pay more attention to beautiful Lake Mon­ roe, one of our best assets. i & . wmm — a The class of merchandise that San­ ford merchants are selling nffw is bringing the trade to this city. Get­ ting away from the country store -style of selling goods and getting into tlhe big city style has brought our nil%y into notice with the buying pub­ lic. Hlhe old days of merchandising are path It is the live, wide awake advertiser who gets the business now. I t docs not como to you auy more- you'hcvo to go after it. ------- •— o---------- * Hilly Sunday cancels his engage­ ment with Orlando this winter nnd Has reason is that Orlando would be to* butsy entertaining tourists to *nre Ws meeting much attention. Wfe say that Sanford Is.also in the same class. We are too busy entertaining those that bring something instead of those that carry out. Ttye Orlando Chamber of Commerce released Billy from his'contract right now. That meeting would have bankrupted Or­ lando. M �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1921 (TT*m Wadawdar'i Dattr) WANTED W. S. Stockton, of Palatka, was hero ycatenlay on a business mission. Lamar G. Carter, of Orlando, was in tho city yesterday transacting business. Clay Bridges, of North( Carolina, is spending several weeks hero with his 'aunt, Mrs. W. A. Zachary. Mrs. C. W. Stokes and daughter, Miss Dorothy, returned home yester­ day where they have spent tho past few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Sorrell, They were accotnpanied homo by Missed Hazel Sorrell and Martha Tufts, who spent tho day as their guests. Miss Alice Gooding McKim has re­ turned home from Burbank, Fla., where she has spent the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Turner. Mr. and Mrs! Herbert Turner and two children arrived yesterday in thor car from' Burbank, Fla., and are the guests of Mrs. Turner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A^McKim, for sev­ eral days. H. C. DuBose left yesterday for N orth. Carolina. Mr. DuuBoso will be away until next Wednesday. Mr. and Mra. W. J. McBride and guests, Mrs. j. M. Harris and Miss Margnrct Harris, of Winter Park, motorpd to Daytona Beach this morn­ ing where they will Bpend today, and tomorrow. Mrs. M. H. Terry, of Minmi, who bus been the guest of her sister, Mrs, Junic Roumillnt, left .yesttinlny for Orlando, where she will spend a few days before going to pnss-a-Grille. Miss Muble Bowler, leaves tomor­ row for Jacksonville where she. will spend several days. Carley and Maurice Zelmcnovetz, of Brunswick, Ga;, nre the guests of their sister, Mrs. Snm Baumei. B. E. I’olnk, of Hendersonville, K. t .. is spending several days in this • i*y, stopping at the Mont j/.uma. \ \ . D. Austin, tif .la-ks.nivillo, was in the city yesierdny stopping the Montezuma. J. A. Purdy, of Osteen, was among the Volusia county visitors today. Kit Bowden and B. C. Bowden and wife, Mrs. J. E. La worn, and Mrs. M. S. Holmes, of Okoeehoheo City, are here today enroutc to Inverness. They are on the snd mission of the burial of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Bowden wfaj died at Okeechobee yesterday morning. WANTED—Young cow. Must be fresh and good milker. J. II. Mei­ tner, Box 103, Sorrento', Fla. 18-tfc F. O. Train spent several days in Jacksonville. Fred Krell, one of the A. C. L. shop L. T. Payne and Bill Lewis ____ were men, took a trip down to Tampa for transacting business in Sanford Wed­ a few days where his wife and child nesday. are visiting. They are expected homo Louis Entzminger left Friday night the latter part of the week. for Jacksonville with Company D. Miss Tumblin and little niece, Re­ J. S. Dinkel and daughter, Mrs. H. b e c c a Tumblin returned to their home R. Chapman and little son were visi­ in Jacksonville last Sunday after a tors in Sanford Wednesday. n u m b e r of days spent a t the home of Those visitors in Sanford Saturday her sister, Mrs. W. C. Tyner. were: B. J. Overstreet, Bill Batcher, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Beck and chil- Tom and Lonnie Hartley. 'dren and Mr. and Mrs. Westerdick J. S. Dinkel was transacting busi­ p i c n i c k e d at the beach on Sunday, mo­ ness in Sanford Monday. toring over for the day. Mrs. H. R. Chapman and Ray, Jr., Mr. Ambrose and family had the spent several days in Orlando tho pleasure of a visit from two of his guest of Mris. C. L. Morton and Miss b r o t h e r s this past week. He left with Gertrude Morton. one of them on Monday for Wauchula snd possibly other points in their car ’• Ensign Kirby Fuller left Friday for Pensacola after several weeks' .visit on a business trip. His wife and little daughter, Rober­ with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Fuller. ts, were the guests of Mrs. Franklin, Friends of Mrs. Rineau will be glad ’ in town. to know she is getting along nicely Mrs. J. A. Vaughn hod the pleasure after an operation nt the Orange Gen­ for the week-end of Mrs. Mansfield eral Hospital at Orlando, and little daughter, Julia, of Tampa, , Mr. and Mrs. Reiter and children visiting her. While her nephew, Paul were visitors in Sanford Saturday. nude n trip to the beach' with a rela­ G. Q. Kummer, of Winter Tark, was tive. a visitor in town Sunday. We hear that Gladys Robinson, is W. E. Entzmlngcr and daughter. very ill nt the home of her sister;! Knthnrific left Thursday for their being threatened with some spinal home in Plant City. They were ac­ trouble. On receipt of the, telegram companied by Miss'Omaha Allen. • her mother left nt once to care for Mr. Payne is having his store palritcd inside and out, which is a great im­ hcr‘ ate provement. . * Sorry to learn that Andrew B<*rtelson is still having trouble with his A. Y. Fuller was transacting busi­ ness in Orlando Wednesday. foot not healing properly. . We were much surprised and pleas­ ed to receive a call Monday from Chns. Cramer, who it will be remembered spent the winder here some five years or more ngo at the home of his aunt, Mrs. V. C. Coller in Snliford. He came through with his wife and two little sons from Nashville, Tcnn., Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Prebringing with them a party of four vutt attended the opening sale at others as far as Gainesville, it min­ Jvnimer's Friday. ed steadily for two days in Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield accompan­ He was so pleased with Floridn when ied by Mr. and Mrs. John Leonnrdy, ho was here before that they hope to of Snliford, had a fino picnic at Blackmakt their home here. They arc more last Friilny. spending a day or so nt the home of Mrs, J. M. Provatt returned homo Mrs. Westerdick. Saturday after n month’s visit with The line men have been busy of late her daughter, Edna in Eau Gallic. out nur way, moving back the posts Henry Baker and grandson, Meade, and renewing them, if necessary, ad­ left last Monday for Richmond, Va., ding new wires and extension rods where they will visit relatives. for the service. Miss Christina McClellan and Wal­ (From Thur»d»z'« Daily! Mrs. Nance is having a number of ker Rivers, of Live Oak, returned on Miss Bertha Gray, of Bradentown, improvements mnde on Fheir cottage Saturday to spend a whfle with his is spending two or three weeks with among them a new roof for tH« kitch­ grandmother, Mrs. J. M. Prevntt. her brolhei1 nnd sister-in-law, Mr. nnd en and a nice new fence in front. Mrs. Rosa McFarland was called to Mrs. B. U. Gray, uf this city. Tnmpn Saturday on the nccounUof the J. A. Mclnnis, of Wauchula, was illness of her father, P. M. Stover. her? yesterday registered nt the Mon­ Mr. Stover went to Tampa about n tezuma. month ngo to visit relatives. II. B. Rainey was hero yesterday Henry Harrison, who has been vis­ from Wnuchuln stopping at the Mon­ iting his aunt, Mrs. Dan, of Miami, tezuma. returned home Friday night. Tnmpn was represented here yes­ Mr. and Mrs. I)an and daughter, terday by K. B. Chatham. ’the 1‘aola Groves are looking fine. Edith, come with him. Mr uind Mrs. H. L. Davis, of New J. M. Prevntt has moved into the York, arc spending sonic time hero The U>st in the past five years. There are 2,250 pineapple buds in tho Paoln Cline property. at the Montezuma. Curtis Bnrber, of Sanford,, was in S. B. Taylor and L. A. Birdf'of Ml. Groves, 300 tangerine trees. Tis one of the nicest places in the state, just the city Wednesday, bringing Mr. and Olive, N. C, nre spending - several a short drive of twenty minutes from Sirs. H. X. Neel down to catch the days here. the court house in Sanford. With all train for Okeechobee. Tallahassee was well represented Miss Edna Geiger and Fred Ballard here yesterday by C. tV. Weir, M. thr conveniences for 'll modem home in Florida is found in Paloa. The wore married Sunday at the home of Luckey and W. II. Terry. Winter P a rk Land Co., expects to the bride nt four o’clock, by Rev. Mra. Henry Purdon nnd attractive make ii one of tho nicest places in the Thompson, of Oviedo. Mr. Ballard little daughter Louise returned home country with Mr. Burnett doing all he hns charge of I. ,D. Hart’s store. last night from Waynesboro, Ga., can to help the company. Wo ex— Misses Alice and Pnuline Gieger where they have spent the past three T*11 to hnve nn automobile camp here went to Orlando Sunday with their weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. this winter that will accommodate all aunt, Mrs. West where they will con­ John Blount and Sister, Mrs. Jack the tourists that wish to visit Paola. tinue to work. Ilewett. They were joined in PalatMr. and Mrs. Prof. Harvey called ka liy Mr. Purdon who has spent the II- A. Wnrd and family of Winter Park, visited'b. B. Burnett here Sun­ on Mrs, T. W Prevntt Tuesday past two days there on business. Mrs Culpepper and Mrs Kate Kilbcc day. Mrs. W. T. Lnngley, and her broth­ Mrs. Walker and Gladys Hack *re­ gave a miscellaneous shower for Miss er and sister and. family, Mr. and Mrs. turned from Valdosta, Ga., a few days Edna Geiger Inst Friday nt the home J. M. Simmons, of Mountsvillc, S. C., atm. Mrs. Walker’s mo'ther is im­ of Mrs Kilbu. The bride-elect receiv­ who are spending this month nt Day­ ed many beautiful nnd useful gifts. tona Beach, wore here yesterday, nnd proving rapidly, Mrs. Austin, of Athenn, Fla., is At a late hour light refreshments were the guests at dinner of Mrs. F. visiting her son, Mr. Mike Austin were served and the Quests departed 1). Langley, at her homo *on Tenth wishing Miss Geiger much happiness street. R Austin visited his son, E. T. Aus­ nnd Joy through mnrried life. Those Miss Fern Wnrd nnd her father, present were: Mrs. Frazer, Mrs. Harry Wnrd, who nre spending the tin here Tuesday. ■Mrs. Kersey nnd Miss Francis Cellar, Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. William auntmer nt Daytona Beach, were here Pearson are Bpending a few days at yesterday for the dny. Palm Springs. Fred Wight and Harold Washburn returned home Tuesday evening from Why I Put Up With Rats for Years,’ Camp Johnston at Jacksonville. Writes N. Windsor, Firmer. Mrs, Laura Huff has returned from St. Augustine, where she has spent the past ten dayB, visiting friends. "Years ago I bought Ame rat polF. J. Gonzales, formerly of this aoni which nearly killed our fine watch city, but now of Miami, was in tho ‘log. It so scared us that we suffered a city yesterday, calling on old friends. long time with rata until my neighCliudc P. Herndon has returned W told me about RAT-SNAP. That’s from Waycross, Ga., where he was at the sure ra t killer and a safe one.” the hospital there for the treatment 'Three aizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and of his foot. ( Kuarnntwd by Ball Hardware Co.—r Adv. • NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX A-l seed bed sheeting, 86-in. wide, * PAYERS. a yard.—Thrasher L Gamer. All taxes are past due. Before be­ 117-6tc ing placed into my hands for eollecRecently the treasury department tlon, I shall be on e streets of Sanoffered $300,000,000- of short terms ford from now until August 15th, to certificates pf indebtedness, bearing Just arrived new lot of army pup receive taxes; after which date, I will R arest at 5 1-4 to 5 1-2 per cent tents. Price $5.00, while they la s t— visit-' delinquents for* the purpose of The subscriptions amounted to near- Thrasher A Garner. 119-3tc collecting or levying on- any property y one billion dollars, which shows subject to tax, Respectfully, * “ >ere is plenty of money in the eounThe world news the day It happens, A. B. CAMERON, ready for incstment in tax free delivered at your door each evening, Deputy Tax Collector. securities. v * 114 6td ltw. 16c the week. . . SEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds of hauling. 31-tfc C a sto r P o m a c e ( f t t to b ia d l* W E W A N T *■ l i J ; or (i t n tUl t it nu ai on af*D cltjr tro d * la 8 * afim l an d o ilier l a r a n t rltlo a. Ttile te a w onderful o p p o riu n llr • • jo u w ill b* r e t a l l ia f th e a re o la * J . It. W alk ln a T rodueta Including W alklna* Coco*nut Oil Sham poo. G a r­ d a f a c e P ow der, F ro ll D rink* and o r t r 1ST o lbt r prod Of U . W rlta today for free aam pla and p a r llc n lif h .—*Tb* J . It. W alk ln a Co., ST Mamphla. T e a n . B M tc Hardwood Ashes WANTED—Second hand mower, one or two horse. Phono 2203. 52-ltp Ground Tobacco S tem s FOR SALE When you want the best automo bile in Sanford sec N. H. Garner, Oldsmobiles and Buicks. 52-ltc KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E GOAT MANURE And Other Materials FOR SALE—No. 817 West First St. Eight rooms and'bath.* For price and terms, write box 782, Daytona,, Fla. * '• 48-tfc FO R H iL B — P o rto N ick X ornoroaa, Rico *wo*t p o tato vine*.— dT-dtp Our Prices Will Save You Money FOR SALE—One 26-ft. half cabin motor boat and equipment. Also 1 4-cyllnder 30-horse power motor.— Sanford Welding Co., Old Ford Ga­ rage. 4‘J -ltp SEND $1.00 and receive 2 3-4 lbs, of smoked mullet, the kind that's good. Postpaid.—David Phillips, 217 North Beach Street, Dnytonn, Florida. 98-2tpw—4tp FUR SALE—Fine red hound, eight months old, very smart.—D, Hooker,.Longwood, Fia. f> FOR SALE—I Oldsmobile truck, $G00. 1 Chevrolet automobile, $200; 1 Buick 4, $100, The nbove cars arc real bar­ gains. Terms to fit your pocket book. At Willintps' Garnge, N. II. Gamer. 104-tfc PHONE 53G An attractive Ixmklrt, "77* House Across the ENERGIZER SERVICE AT ORLANDO The "Energizer” Service can be had nt Orlnndo at 18 West Central Ave­ nue. • 48-tfc W crf,” illiutratci the value of paint liar, mony in the home. Aik in foe free copy u d color chara. Why People Huy Rat-Snap in I'fefer■ence to Rat Poison. It) RAT-SNAP absolutely kills rats nnd mice. (2) What it doesn’t kill it scares away. (3) Rats killed with RAT-SNAP leave no smell, they dry* up inside. (4) Made in enkes, no mix­ ing with other food (5) Cats or dogs won't touch it. Three sizes, 35c, (15c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. T H E ONLY ECONOM ICAL PA IN T IS THE BEST PAINT. Never use an onlinary paint on the outside of your home. You pay just as much for labor whether you use the best or poorest paint, but poor paints soon fadfc and chip. Be sure, ask for GODLEDGE w HYGRADE M n tr and W Varnlrher Army cots just received, $2.98 Thresher & Garner. 119-; C H House Ptimi retain their froh coloring, they keep your home beautiful for year*. $568,000 GONE OCT OF ORANGE COUNTY . FOR PUNK STOCK It developed nt the Chamber of Contnterc that Orange coifhty citi­ zens have fallen victims of worthless stock purchases to the tune of $568,000. This, according to one member, of the organization, is but half of the actual money which hns flickered away never to return. Many prominent men gave their, experiences in purchasing stocks which apparently bore nil the earmarks of good investments, but which have Bincc proven worthless. In the language of James L. Giles, ex-mayor of tljis city, "Keep your dol­ lars for Orange county nnd Orlnndo investments.”—Reporter-Star. SANFORD, FLORIDA LADIES, MEN AND BOYS'PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR- 1922 OLDSMOBILE 8, OLDSMOBILE 4, BUICK 6, BUICK 4, OLDSMOBILE TRUCK. Place your order now and avoid d ela y ----------—------------------------- GAINESVILLE.—Professor J. B. Thompson, sinco October, 1919, as­ sociated with the State Agricultural Experiment Station here, as a .spec­ ialist in grnss and forage crops, has resigned to accept the directorship of the experiment station a t r S t Croix, Virgin Islands. Professor Thompson, whose resignation became effective August 9, wns considered nn authority on forage nnd grass ex­ periments nnd his knowledge of gras­ ses ndapted to the Florida conditions, caused his advice to bo frequently sought by fnrmers nnd cattlemen throughout the state. NOTICE When better cars are made N. H Garner will sell them. 62-tc In C ircuit Court of tho So vault of ria rid t. la u l for lorn! —!■- Chsmeory. CITATION K i r i K llm ro l. ( ’iMiij>Ulli«Bt. TO. I and “ above board” —that’s the reput afcon wc’vc made in the lunibc^busincss and that’s the way we propose to continue. When lumber took a big drop-dow n went our prices bottom. And you’ll find us filling your or^er with the v grade of stuff that your money can buy anywhere. .Whi a clothei pole or ji carload ydu can depend on full meast Rtmr* loo Kllmnit. PorrtuUnl. T h Ultimo l o t . K llm n it. o f N o ! Notnli T ru u |t S tro o l. VoM uoia. fio n rx la; II a p p o a rlm front an a ffliU o lt flloil la th la raii-o tlio t l ho rvoliloiw* o f Iho oalil tlo fru Ja h l lo tltl Smith Tnmp Nlrrot ““ V a liW 'la , Q r a r r l* ; th a t It U tho tjollof o f a f f ia n t Muth tho ilofond »ul la iiTOf laro n lr-o a* fo am o f a* * , and thor* lo h i |ioroun In Jb * H lald a t F ln rh U th o o o rtlro o f a oiibpoona n i - o whom won hi hi Oil Uto M id d o fo n d atit E m a il U-o K llu im t! T horofuro. jam lliam * 1.0* . K llm n it. afe h rro bx roijnlroil |b o 31b d o r o f M aptoaibof, A. I>. •WSI. to n i- i- t r to III* h ill of ro tn p U In t rilod o r a t n t t r o t In Ih U 00000. o fh o n rla o a dooroo poohnaifoooo W ilt iSt-M til d a te t * onlorod o ro ln o l you. . I t lo f a r th e r ordorod th a t aa h l ' not Ire be [inhUehed la tho nonfood H ero h i, a uowopopor puhIM tod la Sem inole iv in u tr. I'lo rliU . fur fnnr rtm o reatfo e wooka. •• W ltnoM a i r b a n d a n d ooal thl* U t b d o r a f AiifS*t, A. D. liBtI. ■ iSKAi.i \ -.-a. a. not;iii.Aga, \ V ‘ C lerk I f t r i t l t C o u rt, So*. .r a th J u d ic ia l tr tr r a lt. Hei*1>.<>10 o m a t r . rh w id o . t SERVICE QUALITY Rums PRICE �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY. AUGUST 12, 1921 Mono* or affuoatiow to axxnd cau*. m or t h x oscxola c rra x u „ . oomfant. In response to the inquiry of many telephone flubscribeni: What can I do to help my 8crv* Ice?" thia advertiaement la published. Autoists Destroy A Pole a- Day In this section of the state the telephone comi pany loses an average of a pole a day, due to automobile and other accidents. Worse still the destruction of a telephone pole usually means a serious interruption to service. • r. When there is a cable or a cable box on the pole, the damage is likely to put 200 or more telephones out of order for a day or more Substantial as they are the poles cannot withstand the compact of an automobile driven at high speed. H .'■’• • " ' “n- I*- C. Bower and E d w ard H iggins < o m p tatn an ta. ‘ ra J a u ira O 'N eill, a t a t . D efendants. To Ja m e s O 'N e ill, an d Ib e unknow n h e irs, derlaeee g ra n te e s, le g a te e s, o r o lb e r c l . l m . n l . u n d er Ja m e s O’N eill, A ngnatue J . V aughn ami w ife. I m i Isa V ao g b a, d eceased. W m . H H ag g ard , d eceased . I). R. k lllcb ell. deceased A. H. Npcar. d eceased . W arren W. U s e r and Wife. ----- — L o tff. d eceased. H a r r nee C ar. iw n ler and w ife, Jo sep h in e I.. C a rp en ter, der r ” r l' „ H" ' H* m ««l B. C arp te n te r, d eceased. . E dith l . ( lu rlle n , d eceased . A m anda 0 Car!7.“ L'r ' " " d *■ J- H a rris an d J . W . f k.* '..* d ?ll,,U ,r »<oru o f Ibe- e a la le o f I), n. M llcbell, deceased, so d a g a in st a ll o lb e r P er­ T*!" o r p a rtie s rla lm lo g any rig h t, t i tle or In leresl In am i to Ib e follow ing d escribed lin ’iw rly , a llu a le . lying an d being In Ibe Coon­ ly o f Hetnlnole and R ia ls o f r io r ld a , m ore p a rtic u la rly d escrib ed a s follow s, to -w ll: . r ,l^ ? r ,n*T.*! .,b # w ” ' t i 0 , r , e r 8 ^ H o n Dost mu. T ow “ «1'P N ineteen B»ulb of lla n g e T h irty -o n e |.1 |) Baal ru n I hence B aal lOfdi feet to th e W e s I . r l y l L o f THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1921 K otlr» ta hereby g l r tn th a t tb* OSCBOLA c v r u c s s u o k i 'A N r , a m p o n t i e o mix to quiet m u ( o d r i la tl a * uniWr Ibe L a w , o f lh a H u l a of to. n.i rio rliU . w ill apply lo tb* H onorable C a r r A. O scar I I. (ira m lla g , B r., O o m p latn aat, - ' H ard ee. G u ra rn o r o f Ibe R u l e o f F lo rid a , a l TS. T allab aaeee. r io rld a . cm tb a 6 th d ap o f Sap[ tm,b?r‘ A - **• •# * !. *° » m ead A rticle I I I e f III A. I I. G erard. H a ttie G erard , hla w ife , th e ■*koow n legataee a n d d erlaeea a a d a r th e laat A rtic le , o f In corporation aa ro a ta lo e d la Its w ill a i d tM tem en t o f A. 11. O e ra rg o r o f hla C h arter, In pu rsu an ce of a reso lu tio n adopted w tfa lla t t l o G erard , th e an k a o w a hair* o f A b j tba stockholder* of aald com pany a t a apocU . G erard o r o f bta arlfa H a ttie O a ra ttl; Job a la l creatin g or th e atoekbolders o f aa ld com ­ T a ra to l I P e I k a e la a e *TS« s w A f t L i. __ a w _ .. pany held a t Ita office a t O sceola, r io r ld a . on th e 1Rlli day o f Jo ly , A. I). 1031. a f t e r i o r * th a n four w eek s' notice o f such m eetin g w as g lte n aa prescrib ed by law . and a t w h ich m eet- U tile o f F lo rid a . And sa id A rticle H I w ill be resp ec llee ly ap p lied for lo be am ended so a s to read : A R T IC L E I I I T he c a p ita l stock o f th e com pany s h a ll be one m illion an d f if ty tho u san d d o lla rs to be dlTided Into e e ra o ty -flre hundred s h a m o f com ­ mon stock to tb a p a r r a h is of 1100,00 B sh a re , an d th ree th o u san d .h i r e s o f p re fe rre d sto c k St th e p a r sa lo n of 1100.00 ■ sh a re . T h a t tba ab S tfe o f tb a p re fe rre d and common sto c k sh a ll h a r d th e follow ing resp ectiv e rig h ts s n d prla- Ml . . t i n ll.a I * , .a 1 1 __ a .> . . . • We cannot control the reckless driving, but we can ask you to bear this in mind when your service is interrupted by an Oc­ currence of this kind. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY (Form er Member of the State Livestock Sanitm 1+♦+♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦++++»+++ ^ -Nothing is ever decided until it ia mnifons, this mieht nrr jtcided right"; thia ancient and sag^c- a sizable family. u te. law o r rT b \m g n A T ’ N olle# Is b r r f b j given th a t r im b ? . , irrb a a e r o f T*jc C e rtifie s t* No w * 4 d ay o f Ju n e. A. D. I p jp ric a le In m y o ffice, an d haa m .I u **»• r U * deed to laa’ s In **pllc»tlen •d c e r tir ir a ls tm b rs c e e th e f»l i«— . **.*» t S r * " *­* • I to law l a s deed w ill l - o e t T e ^ th d ay o f A nguat. A. D. 1B21 ^ 08 t t » Ote _________ n r J L - lK )0 « U 8 R . f ^ r k C ircuit Court. ®«®loola County, n . n*: -*• M- WBEKr, j) n" NOTICE o r AfFLIGATION FOR T U N D E R A C T I O N ITS O X N X X A l' M.t miJ *.nd .mi .*?i 7r t rlo Pr«®pUr ll« r r o» ll« c o r p o ra l, funcliana; |P r o___ tld w . b o w .r r r , th a t not k a a th a n 600 low ing deucrlhcd U n d a rio rld a , to -w lt L ola r i r e B lock X. n f St. O .r trn d a P U t Book 1, pagre 112 117, rio rld a . r o n.1 le aw re R thA erefo ereb com m anded llfw — A — .. Are__ -h— _ . y_ __ and^ jn lre d to ba and a p p e a r b efo re o a r aald c ir c u it CooI* , L ,h* F " ' 1 IIoa* * ,B tU a fo rd . F lo rid a. ®° lh a r t r e t U ooday la S ap tam b ar, | p ] | tw in . Iba n f l h day o f aald rnoolh. an d I h .r e t5 m ake a tu w r r onto Ike b ill o f e o m p U U t filed herein a g a ln .l yon. an d th erein f a ll n o t a k a •aid b ill w ill ba l a k t a aa r o n fte e td aa ag aln at yoa, to be follow ed by f in a l decree. • I t U f a rth e r ordered th a t IbU n o tice tw psbllebed once r i c h week fo r t w a i n w eek a Tn tba S anrord H a r ild . a n ew ep ap er pnbllabed la SemiM e C ounty, rio rld a . UTE. LAWS OF FLORIDA N utlcn b hereby f i r m P « « h . a . r o f CD, T . i d a t r t lh a 1 s t d a y o f A p ril, • • I d c o r tin c a la In o p D n l b n fo r t a . d ^ d ,o w I Ik la w . s a id c u rllfle a ta 1 ( D i i '?*• ' b“ " W i . a“. d la ' , ^ i * . , »a o ib ^ c a l i b T ^ ! ? “ • “ Jf’rd . B .a ln o 1! C oonty, r io rld a . U w l t - ^ t i T • h a r e , of tb a p re rre—. d -.lo - - fe -— ™cki ahaII ba re tire d a t ^ “d * O o lo n liatlo n Co.'a Add ^ an y one tim e. T T b a Board o f D irect o n a h a ll d»^ o a , b , *U " ford ' ■» reco rd ed In P l . t [ t i . , ^ teriu ln e th e ebaa re a to b . re tire d by arra n g tB g '**.* fT8,H ecord. o f 8. oiIm U C ouaty. 7? , to re c e lre bide o r o f f . n to a o r r t n d .r a h a rra for lan d b ein g am . reed a t Uia d a te n f i l . ,4l< re tire m e n t ra t‘ a- _______ __ th a n 1123.00 p e r abar* p r l r . U->. o f in c h r e r t l f l e i t e In th e n a n ., of U . uT w il e n d ' Ibe u n---p aid m m u-le: :llre IJa m . u n lr e . a .Id c e r tific a te . b i n ------------. i d irld rn d a tb .r e o n ; en d the ab eree t b i t may he re tire d a t th e leaet coat to th e cz—i . . . , ab all be r e tire d flru t. com pany In Ibe e re n l e u fflc*le n t* eb ‘ -arra . . J are n o t ao o ffer• d fo r re tire m e n t. Ibe company pns; m ay re q u ire th e en rrem ler o f • t e r r a by oeylng th fo —e *re— . r $123.00 per ehare and all cu-------------m u lativ e unpaid d lr ld .n d a JH2I*0* * 0<1 ord*r*d ,b U ,b # 33,11 d *V o f M ay, th ereo. .n. — ~ (C lark ' • Beal) x . a . DOUOLABS. T b' - n « * r'l “ f D irecto r! ah all by appn- ’H ale prrK-eedlng. by lot held on o n . o f t h . C lerk C trcn lt C ourt. PV lD* d , / * ' ' , r ' ln -iTTlPialTd. d e tr r m in . t h . • b a r ra to tw a a r r c o d .rr d fo r r e tlre - D ICKINSON A D I C K I N S o E n ,D ° U ° ° OM7' f U ­ ' S o lid tore f«r O otnplalnta. d l - l l t c *°T ?£Z w 2r . J L I * 1JaATIOx rOR h o ld e r o f s h a re i o f p re fe rre d atock .. * ' 1,M I th irty day* U f o re f d a t . th a t |h a B oard baa d e ­ la C irc u it C eurt. S ev en th Ju d ic ia l Clrcu term in ed lo r e tir e a h .re a of p re fe rre d .lo c k an d a f F lo rid a, C ounty e f Bemlnele, th e n o m U r o f ab area to b« re tire d and th e place — In C h an cery . and tim e o f Ibe d e te rm in a tio n by lot a h a ll be b* d - »-«<'h h o ld er of p refe rred atock a h a ll be BILL TO QUIET TITLE r . - 'V 'r 1. p r W B ' wb»n “ »• • f « r r m l n ...o a OSpEK Or PUBLICATION NOTICE Of SPEC IA L M A STER'8 SALE In C ircu it Court of t h . Seventh Ju d ic ia l Clreul of F lorid*. Boralnolo County. I llr .r li I u n ite r C om pany, a cr|»>rat|r>n TO M CITA TIO N iv irtlain A I.-vernier Ituchaunn. I.l-iuldator el al. e t r . . Iv fe iid a n ta . T" W illi.,,, A le ra tid e r B u ch an an . L iq u id ato r of t i**iIda l and A t'o lo iilratlo o t '.o n p a n y . U m |t Cl. . lairpornilon o f E n c l.m l. .m l , ||* form er •torkhoM ere of tlie F lo rid a l.am l A Colon Il a , ho. to n ,jin n y lim ite d -., r,w |-w e t|.rtl o f |: n. Ism.I, nil.I tn 11 l i n k »..««n g r s n ir r* '»••» • IslmaiiM t.« throng!) ..r ui„|cr tlTa* *'••»• | a i lit* •n.l I,. - tll # |, ,,|t<rr 1^ r -..*»» (inft lr« rU lm ln g a n r to .m l "* 'l r ~ r t l e . | land. .I tn a le , ly |„* eml belnc III ll-r l oiioljr n f Hvmtnt'lr an.t .Stntr « f Flor •U. n iu rr |>urilrularl> u follow* 50-lb. Roll Edge Imperial Stitch Hygiene Felt Mattress —Guaranteed to equal any felt mattress made in the United States—Money Refunded if not Satisfied. ' " “7* Official signature ,„d Ktl ... n^??»d 7 of A- IWI. U** . Footer, e l al. Emit Sanford friends will be inter­ ested to know thnt Miss Hattie Estrudge is leaving Thursday for n trip to St. Ixtuis, Mo., to visit relatives and then on to Suit Idtke City to lie the guest of friends for nlrout two months. She will visit many inter­ esting points enroute. . Captain Joe Randall, of I’ntlucn, Ky., has sold his fnrnl west of Camer­ on City to a Hungarian family. Rev. W. J. Harriett, of Grand Island, ha sheen thq guest'of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. O. Pope, of Celery avenue, for some time. , • Cards from Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart nnd daughter, sny they nre having a people, and completely executed. Meantime, there are a number of Biapprehensions about the work—its BeceAsity, methods and value—which .t th O d . e"* •nju ram p u n y rtn c rrc u t h . r lg k t tp l , n „ , nj **ld • b trM o f p ru f.rru o utock from l l m t to H m . u t h . btu In rM gad u m U o f t b . “ p*ro " ‘ w l |h o u t lm I 1 llsft>rr. , N otice la* h ereb y c lre n th a t tinder and b t l r l n e o f th at fin al decree of foreclosure an. •ale m ade a „ .| „ ,le r e ,! by th e lio n J .m e e W » .V ' I ' ' In d lc la l C ircu it f o u r 'i n r u f r l u' l 'i* F Io rl'U ,' " • H h d ay o A * J.1'- .1 C ' ln * f* r , »ln r e tu e p en d ln e In t a b t i l r i l 'l r . c 'r r ' 1 t fnf Cotinty, w herelr lllrec h I.nm ber Com pany, a co rp o ratio n Ii Tn W illia m- II! | ____ eml J a n e Foe te r. hie w ife, Ji-haonre N nlrrlum - - - - - Jl ■»'! Kule A u g tu ta S n q .r' lan d , tile w ife; C arl A. Erickeeuq .m l Anna Sophie Brlckann lile w ife ; H arrleo n I . Don­ bam . am i K lliab eth A. Donhem. hla w ife; ■ n>ly»r W . IVmham. P e te r JH' n e g o u l.t ami r . Viola Chrla^ 1 're.lerlk . f lln -c q n la t. hie w tife; I n . llo e ( i|u la t, John (I. llo w e r. S a ra h 1! O m rcli anil W illiam Lee Llrnrcb, h er b u ih em lMenry E o cen e G r e e n le .f am i A. L o u ie, tlrren^ / rL,‘i W..fr “n<l #trh nf ^ot,‘ H flrif . in.!, . . f d * •.,l 8£ r , l” c lilm ln g an i n l r r r a l uniler th e W illiam 1. r .w te r ami J a n . r « . ter Ilia w ife; Jo h a n n es S o lerlu m l am! R u |. A tia o e t. R uler In ml, hU w ife ; C arl A. E rlrk e•on am i Anne S ophie E rlt-k u o n , hla w ife; lla rris o n I.. Ilonhem . em l K llie b e tb ,k. Don«m. h i . Wife; IV Ir.r W . Donhem . P ,t,r llo eaq u lat ami F reilerlk a C. Ilo ecq u lat. « l f e ; ' l o l l C h rlatln a lln e c q n lsl. Jo h n G. llo w er, S arah U. C hurch ami W illiam 1^. <nil ret.. h er huabam l; H enry E uyene Greentear am i A. Louise lire e n lra f . hla w ife, or under each and any n f them s e r e n i t y , or o th erw ise. In ami to th e folbtw ln* described lamia a llu e te In S em inole C ounty. F lo rid a to- or A PPL IC A T IO N TOR TAX U N D ER SECTION »7», OENERAL STA T U T ES. LAW S OP FLORIDA n o t ic e le hereby jrl|rre, nn th a t D. W. Short, parnNootice tic e la cliaaer or T a* C e rtific a te No. ITU. ts* d.*7 .°f Juae- A' *’ ,0ID- >‘u tiled ..I t l*?U ® ln t h . folkiwln*with law. sHM*'*' a id c e r tific a te em b race, .IrecitkU flcale In my o ffice, end h i e to e d . aH .llreth a ed p ro p erty situ a te d In Sem inole County t'lortda. to -w ltBe*. HE cor o f Jreaup and W l-eke A re ., run S IPS f t., e 835 Ctt ft N ton ft ? . KVL™ & mv L , , T i: 3 ,c r c b - T b a la id lahd b e ln a naaeaaed el the d a te o f th e Issuance o f each certificate In the kJ . ' iTo, N? ' h .h ‘ lf " f " lr •N or'h w ea t q u a r te r of Her l.rn T w en ty one (211. Iq w n .b lp tw en ty .air nam e o f Unknown. I'nlcae said certificate ahaD l e redeem ed accordln* lo law t e , dre.| win u . M h laaenty nine I2ti» K . . t ; iu c ,lb e re o n on the 22nd day o f A n n u t, * p. f r o f ■>l.l q u a rte the .vWt if,t i r m . ,,,rT iiu a “r tr i . ra .ot f____ W itn ess my o ffic ia l e lc n tlu r e and teal this ike l l t h d ay o f Ju n e, A. I». 1021. (RKA,'> E. A. DOCGLASS. C lerlf ( I r r ttlt tkwirr. , . S em inole County. Fla. f ' By A. kt. WEEKS, p. 0. rX i* A i w ill'ir,, on the Bib d ay o':„lu,ur f Septem tier, Notice of Application for Tax Deed ‘ Under Section 575, General Statutes, Laws of Florida D 1P"1 Ibe . . m e t , ,„ I tlie flrwt Monday In aald m onth • ml a rule day ..f t i , |, court durtn* tlie le e .I •m u . of lie fore the front door of the ■•nit I toil —- f Sem inole County, rlo rl.la at S an fo rd , o ffer .m l e i |a . , f.',r , , | e _h e.1 am i I— t .b id d er for r.a li t | „ follow ln* fie f 1 1 »•**;*•'•••' p ro p e rty , the . . m e te ln * a lt. Hale In aald I oiitily and S la te , to w it; One E rie C ity a e rc n ty fito boree-pow er tio ller: one fo rty lioree1K)w er E ric City c e n te r ern n k ' i-nnf Irn boree Inrwrr E rie C ity C e n te r L rnnk l.n x ln e; one r a r r l i f e and Imak fretn e rtn u p le le ; and ..tie ro lle r le d . b u ltlh * saw am i Mickey, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. -18, dated the 2nd day of June, A. In-wit: • D. 1910, has filed said certificate in t l i ^ ' f " ' . " * «!•' .* 133 fM>l " f ■ point M V . f re t S outh n f th e H-mthenat Intereecllo n my office, and has made application Mrs. E. A. Mitchell on Thursday of Of o r a o ie rr l.l s t r e e t eml Hand A renue. . . for (ax deed to issue in accordance last week. ft* " K. II. T ra ffo rd 'e m ap of H .,,f„ „ |. .if f n ^ l T u r e T o M ,“ fp I lorl.la, run thence K...11I1 lm f,et t( h * |r« | tills the III, , |-y. af \ Ufl|#| I0 2 l. with Inw Said certificate embraces A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. II. horn, line Of First atreet. thence East ah.iif the ■North line t i d a t r c i . | , M > (r r l ..... .. r. r . i k u m iio i . i >k i i . the following described property sit­ W. Chnmllur on Tuesday of this week. | .Norll, 1012 feel, thence Went IflS.2 feel in the M A It KM M \ (IKS A HOI.T. M ,*U r ' I *»f l«*aiiinliiff uated in Seminole county, Floridu, toMr. and Mrs. John ( J , Lconanli, A tto rn e y , for C om plainant | ll a p ie a r ln * fm m tlie .w o rn bill ..f wit: S 130 ft of EV4 of Lot 7 ami E | I'laln t filed In thia cause a e a ln .t yon ;|ia t yon from town- have bought tin- ,\i \ NOTICI *"■ In terest I,, lh<, | >11(|, 12(1 ft of Lot 7 (less S 130 ft) Itluck Jackson place, formally the Gregg .lea. fllwrl, th erefo re, you. the ajl.l W illiam »«•» Oil- ll-.anl I.f X, Sanford. .Tho said land being as­ V tevan.br^ llm t, a nan. I.lq u ld n lo r o f the F lorida •n . . ........ ■ ‘ •'"'•"••I• -'in place on Cameron avenue and will III at tln-lr n rv t re g u la r lu r .iin c |„ I-still A t iiloulaatlori Com pany, L im ited, a i-or sessed nt the date of, the issuance of ■••tai, H w |itrtnbrr C .ih , |..-vt ,, H-ratb-n of F in la n d , efe berel.y rr-|U|red to to. take possession soon. The Jacksons « ... . O rel re 1-1.1- f .„ cm. | < r tr an-l a p ije .r l - f ,.r e o u r aald C ircu it Court at the such certificate in the name of Jen­ plan, aii.I •IM--IriratInna mar !«■ ba.I tio ir t lio n ... In S an fo n ). F lo rid a. 141 the ,1r.l d a t have moved into the house on Miller nie E. Couvillier. Unless said certifi­ '■*' 1 1 1■ > " "f lire c i r o i t l Court, of (h’lidw t. A. D. IW I, nm l th en nnd Ibere tritVm. W I'*':; ' wreka. avenue next to W. E. I’rcvntt’s. m ake a new er ta Ibe blit o f .-..rai.lelnt e .h lb ltre l rn i s l f 8 ' , * ; A’ "™ * l« a* . c le r k o f th e C lr cate shnll be redeemed according lo am i .M lliS "'."""” e ra ln a t you In tid e en u re, o lh e rw lre i d ecree ' ° f !^ n,ln" 1* ‘ ■•wtltr. F lo rid a, a t t u Miss Hoskins Jones nerompanied I’f " riutfenwr will lie e n tered eualiial Virfl In Ihla 1 Court llo u re a t Hanrim l. F lo rl.la. 11,1. t b . are law tax deed will issue thereon on tho D. A. DOUGLASS. il« r nr A u g u st, A. D. 1031. n « k I loan I of friend, Miss Gnllngnr, to Jacksonville 2nd day of September, ft. D. 1921. IflKAL) b . A. DOUOI.ARS. (V iuntr IVimr'a. Inst week. Miss G., is enroute to her . C lerk C lrm lt Court, Witness my official signature and homo in Connecticut In Court of Count* Judgo, Florida. aoniNSON * iiri'dges'. B "■^ seal this the 29th dny of July, A. D. Bomlnola C H ..llrltore (or C o m p lain an t. s t ote Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ferguson nnd In R r E ita ta o f: 1921. The War Department hnving under a n l. T V re a a their yopng people returned here Sun­ E nJu -yS lr Hn atm consideration an application of the * 0Tv £ n r % r . t £ ? h . :S A T l0 " r o H TA X DEED ' (SEAL) r il. kllnura. E. A. DOUGLAS . , SEC TIO N $7» O E N E R A L BTAT. day from a visit to their former homo Hoard of County .Commissioners of Clerk Circuit Cou. U T ES, LAW S O r FLO R ID A NOTICE Or APrLlS,JATI0N FOR LEAVE TO in I’nrktoi), N. C. They made tlie trip Seminole.. County, Florida, for approv­ BELL M IN O R S IJIND . ‘ Seminole County, h re. .Vollrr |« ItrrrL I U •!» * " Mre S arah kl. - b* * l i r „ lu all whom 11 ma> In their ear. • n m r fr ti, H a t . al of plans for the construction of a I. . . ; I’u ,r ll* » rr o r T a* C ertlM rate N„ m j 7-29-0to By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. A-ula M au n , aa U n a n lU n nf M lr« * f,| T t.irra a S la w a n l am i I ’barllA Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Corley nnd son, iIlrtiralltir bridge across the St. Johns river, nt MtT ,b.?J11*1, a*1' ot J"ir- a. d. iota, baa rn«i . K lru aril, . ,1.* „ t O'"1' ln °'T of,lr*- •»•« •'»• made an- CANTAI.OUPE CROP Joe, nre nt home from n visit to their Hrntonil^vg, V 11“ " r*;• M b • p p 'il ji IIII b rtireMl,tlonorahlA Osteen Ferry, Floridn, n public hear­ Jure.£1' w lth bTw JuT.‘ l “ U,“ "* *rfTir,' , or* K- l*. Ilini«li«t|i|eri C hant* Ju il* r. m ami for r .» n J 7 ' re*1'.1 r e r llf lc a ta e m b ra re . tb« r0|. ing will lie held in the Court House, J^T.ire former home, Englewood, a suburb of •■M l^Ninijr, ON PACIFIC HEAVY lila 'iiffire In H nnfuhl. a l lire fr d rro p " ,y a"u « te,1 tn Sem inole |t» m i,|* r«Minty, T * '" 1'?• » • » « • . to -w lt; L ot I . IlhK-k C A " " V a l 10 ii'clu fk A. kl.. nt Sanford, Floridn, at 9:30 a . ' m., Atlanta,' Gn. The Corleys enjoyed the «*r «» IlmiNt* A ulln a l l r s t Add. tn Orlreln. Tlie aald lan-i mr4i lli e t r a f l f r Ntiilmf|| y |„ ^ .y Iba n i a t t r r ra n Iv Of special intertst to Florida grow­ Momlny, August 15, 1921, for the pur­ iu ! b e r e ^ r T : ' , d * ' * " f » • • « - ? « • ? • o f Journey in their car nnd Joe drove a ••rur.l. I. a t p u b tlr or p r lr a tr ••l* \ tin* iiti«llv|t|r«| In trrrv ti Jl « f tin* a l . n r nainril pose of considering the sufficiency of new Ford truck home from Atlnntn. m. ■lm na .In anil In |l,«.------ers of cantaloupes Is the announce­ r.,ll..w lng i l r e r r l l v l real t i f u i i n . i n tbla lh a III.'.la y „ f A the provisions for navigation made ^Irs. D. R. Long, of Benrdnll nven- fetaia*. In ealtl r u n o ff , lu o i l ; ment just made by tho United States I . 'l,*.3' } ’ * ■,,d 3 ft Block 8 o f T lr r •*E"; : a , -> _ K. A. DOUGLASS, by the plans nB submitted, or any tie, has hnd the misfortune to have la»l III uf Itlm k 8n f T ie r I 'C " ’ l . , t l CTerk o f tb * C ircu it C ourt. Ilb- k t»o r T ie r " D » | Lot 8 n f Illic it 7u f ^ e r department of agriculture which de­ chnnges thnt may be required to avoid about 200 hens nnd chickens die of a : lail 3 o f Itluck 8 nf T ie r " A " ; L o, 6 'uf B. A. DOUGLASS. A. PaCO TTES. clares thnt on July 9th, the movcmtnt “ of, T ie r '•D M I Ait | „ f ItlorR | s o f n#rk C ircu it C b u rt. unreasonable interference with naviS olicitor am t of Counsel fur C otuntalnant Rome mysterious disease. They were 1. ' L . \ Hvmlni.lv C ounty, r i a . 3 ,,f Dk'ck 8 u f T lr r " l > " : lait T gntlon. of lllo rk U o f T le r * ''D " ; l-ut 2 o f Illuck » of D ji A- *1- W E E K S , D. O. from Imperial Valley, CaL, had reach­ l l e r " C " am i tb a kllilill* 1-3 o f I m I 1 u f Iliivk Accordingly, notico is hereby given NOTICE OF S H E R IF F 'S SALE * . „ COURT. S E V E N T H JU D IC IA L ed 9,952 cars, or 857 cars In excess of J " *’/ 1^ r l; *» fre t rre n t on 8th • ire e t a ltd «1 feel .lea,.; . i t areu r.llo g lo K. II r . IN AND TOR SEM IN O LE thnt all persons interested are invited tho total movement for 1920, which COU HTT, FLO R ID A 7 " ,ro 2 ’ *1 .“‘• l ’ •* r h it o f | | W l( m „ Han mu ™/!.■ " M a i n w rit o f r.,b.v .—Ion r jvIilaaiiret o u t to bo present at the above named time S r H * rem it / o '1.*' .‘I a l r In tb e p u b lic rec- of th e C trru ll C ourt o f Sem inole wns tho heaviest preceding season. orila of Sem inole C o u q ij, F lo rid a. CITATION Countjr, F lurl•la, an<l um ler th e seat ‘ ■•LI (V u rt, In th e and placo to express their viows upor Although tho movement has been ex­ tin !,3 D uf r *»p™*n a n d T u ck eF a raae o f A rm our F e rtlll A ddition lo Hanfurel. Florida. " ‘o rk a, a corpora* the adequacy of the pinna with refer­ 'A ddition lo NanfuriL Florida. • k |A r p la t duly lion, p laint Irr. ta j . j j , ceptionally heavy, tho department ence to the navigation of the stream, '}.** f f *s»F. a . n . IW I. I h a * ; h a l e d ' ^ u ndds, tho total might have reached Jr o t IN# aald d a fe m la a l. J . kl. While all statements at the I " T / 1" ? 1** , !b * P * * * »t*d T u ck er'* A,billion hearing l l apt • r |n * from an a f f l d a r l t filed . . 7 . n‘ . , n d W ill aell lo tlie h lf h r e t and beat . ,n *e " * n fo rJ ’ r io rld a . on Ihe Nor” 12,000 cars had it not been for th* u a e th at lh a re .M m re o f th e defec are given due consideration, import ra U°t6t 01.3 feel W eal blrtilar for ra a h . b etw een tlie le«al hour* nf unknow n; an' d tha ll l» th e b elief o f ,l ’* l ' ,o r , Do*1 " door, a t Hanford ravages of aphis, which resulted In the S lJ iT ^ l*,ln.t u f Im araectlo o o f U l n l . . o r e r lw r n ty « n e year* o f «iree« and ( y p rrea A renue n tn W ent on' the * u l l ' T l a r l d a . on k t o u d a j ,' t h e • s th an| facts and statistics intended ti t h a t th* defendaBL l» condemnation of between 6,000 and I b , t ,b * « •• ~> pereon In Ibe S ta te ,u / . 1 . . 7 2 ' u n •..AV1,• 1W I' ,h * ••«>« t - l n a a have especial weight in the final de WG. 7U.T 7wn*T 7f w T55!' o f rio rliU t h e a e r r lr a of a subpoena upon would Tjoftli l ; Ih c o w K 383 i i l r r l ; CO.u Urn" f##t: legal tale* d a / , all th a t c e rta in lot, tra c t, plere 8,000 acres of Iato melons. or iw real of land, e l t u a t t . ly ln * and heln* In termination of the case should pre­ blntl tb t axi l d rfrrv U n t. Ib fn r* Hotidi 73.7 f r e t to Iw^lhauing C| f ° f Sem inole, and S ta le nf Florida? fo il. Thom as K. E ng llah a.'hereRailroads and cantaloupe growers nately, the team belonging 'on the .J W a Jn n .n * In tT iapm an and T u ck er'* A d.lltM , in are and more p a r to tu l.r ly d escrib ed aa follow*. t„ . ferably be submitted in writing. • e°f. 7 B ,or' ’ « « M s . •« th * N orth W l ‘ rer7 ,b ? 3 ,b d * r ° f S p te m h e r.* a” ' d r • , point o f In tareectlm i o f T h ird s tr e e t and • n . have been told that tho movement of plncc, was not at home and Mr. Tal- «weal By authority of.the Chief of Engi- aa ge al rlnea. ,t you . PP? r '? ,b * b l,> o f com plaint Hied le»l E ig h ty Ane (8M o f kf. kt S n .llh '. . . . h Cyprea* a re n a * , ru n N o rth along Kxprtm a r e tn th l. t «UMi h tberw ta* a drerew upward of 10,000 cars of iced cantabrot’s car was in town at a garage for ™ ®Sj* f**L th en ce W e e te ri; b .3 fre7- dlalalon o f S an fo rd , rruitaliitn g te n HO) acree neers, U. S. Army: pro c o n f e r w ill „ n . . I j d a ta be en tered . £ £ 7 Crr?.®; !••• ■"<« u n . . d e# cru » ,i repair*. Chase A Co., are farming th eo re S outh 7 3 ,7 .fe e t lo i l o Ifeutli l t n l of . WM. C. LEMEN, ' 11 •■ fa rth e r o rd ered th a t aald n o tlre he . . k , of ,k« Southwaat quarter P '+ 'T tr la Dural reunty, ? ,« - , “ • n Herculean task, but has been hand- 4 the Campbell farms with Mr. Talbert uut* Of Florida, to-w Major, Corps of Engineers, U. S. A. t e *. lt; B eglanlng at nw led with a minimum of confusion. in charge of the work. The ham was U. S. Engineer Office, ran aecu tlr* w eak*. ror *l«n» .PAl»n<1'runULit' tbenre Z t? * ? '" ''8f ,b4 ‘•«v*m/ o w ' i M ; Jacksonville, Fla. Cars and ice were plentiful, the report * fully covered by insurance we are told. ~ fa .U C” **r r to ■•'<» • « a ru tU « and The city fire apparatus started for concludes, and the melons reached the c* _ _ August 2, 1921. 112-lt—61-2t ■ ' O-kLIIAND. Sheriff th# fire and while going •round the market in good condition. —0«t your Scratch Pada frora Th# l a n d m . f i s h a hu ' E T ” '* ODa,' , , • r w , , u ‘ A ttorney* f a r r i a l a U f f . -#m , e Herald—by the pound—15c. ' - • . SPRIN G and M A T T R E SS that X X guaranteed to be one o f wost com fortable a n d luxurious beds m ade Am erica today . fVe are exclusive agents in O rlando fo r these two high grade articles fo r the bed room . RANCH VMVZM SECTION 171 OrilRa l £■*w*0 the A H .n llc t o s a l l.ln e R a ilro ad , thence S o u th ­ e a s te rly along sa id rlg h l-o f-w a y TOO fe e l, thence ' " • 81,««*•« ‘I- 676 f e ,lM Herlion ih r nfP*‘ re 1° N o rth e l, toof beginning, co n tain in g JO t e r r a , am i alao: * B eginning 670 fe e l Houlh o f Ibe W est q u arS I. T ow nship IP. Hoiitli o f llan g e 31 B a st, ru n I b ta r e Booth 301.7 feel, tlience Kaat 230 fe e l, thence Booth 83 feel, th en ce B e a t 230 fe e t, th en ce B ooth 123 . 1? : . V?,,n" E " ‘ J l l - a fc*l lo tb a Hanford G ram line, th en ce N o rth 23 d egrees B aal along S l f AU ??.t 1L"*. ,4.0 B.. f **»i thPRCt E a st 1(113.0 feel 10 th e W esterly lin e o f th e rig h t-o f-w a y o f th e A tla n tic ( o a s t U n e ra ilro a d . U k e Charm B rsnrfa. Ib en re N o rth erly along th e W esterly " “ >«i>c* W e s' H tll.s f re t lo p o in t o f tw g ln n lag , t a d also : leglnnltig a l a point 13.03 ch ain s N o rib o f Ibe l .d n l o f In tersectio n o f lh a B ast lin e o f the Hanfon] G ra n t w ith tb 31. Town»hlp ID, S outh th en ce »U«| 4XI.I fe e t to th e Beet tide S iu fo rd G ra o t. th en ce S outh S3 d e g r e e By DR. W. F. BLACKMAN, of THE WEKIWA — VI ,oc of these, the margaropua annula­ tie onee o month or so," they are ut­ THE BEDSPRING-LUXURIOUS te, have we any concern. terly missing the vital point and use (b) This particular tick, and no of the process? E very g en u in e D cL u te .r r ~.m r „1B fiber, carries in ita body (usually tho* month gives a chance7<5r“two~broods lot invariably) the germ of Texas fe- of $1.00 A WEEK WILL PLACE EITHER OF THESE ticks to mature on every cow be­ nr, just as one certain variety of tween dippings and spawn their thou­ DeLuxe is the most luxurious Boiquito hnrbers tho germ of malaria. sands of fertile and fatal eggs on the HIGH GRADE ARTICLES IN YOUR HOME It introduces this micro-organism into ground. This process would not era­ ly comfortable bedspring made, (be blood stream of cattle when It dicate ticks in a thousand years: but It .will give you a lifetime of bites them. . satisfactory service and more (e) This species of tick is not found soothing delightful healthful re­ »a the bodies of rabbits. possums, pose than you have ever known worn, dogs, gophers or other animals, kt only on cattle, d^cr and bison, DeLuxe la hxndiomcly finkhed in Rome Gray Enamel and will lit metal or wood $od very rarely on horses and mules. t*d» (and bow-foot wood bed.) without Here is therefore no need of dipping Corner Pine and Main Streets pphers, as some assert, in order to thoroughly (mark the word) destroy this pest.. n«ver again till doom’sday hpvc (d) The fever germ, when intro- ticks, unless these are brought in ORLANDO FLORIDA txed into the body of catUe by ticks frtjm some other infected region. -*nd there is no other wny in which | (m) Cattle nre not killed or Injured k ii ever so introduced multiplies in any considerable numbers by being kh incredible rapidity, attacks the dipped, when this is carefully done. Mood cells, breaks down the red corReports to the contrary are either fab­ 1 fuclcs, nnd engenders poisons which rications, intended to deceive the pub­ NOT A RARE ANNUAL. EITHER. Bol8reviki forces nre now fighting fnduce n specific disease, called tick lic, or else, in cuscs of such disaster, Thu fish bite better nt certain times on eight fronts, which is remarkable than others. The r~ mosquito, too, has death, it loves a shining mark. Its IfTtr or splenetic fecor. Young calves the arsenical solution used was not I riich hnrbor the tick commonly sur- Properly made and tested, or the cat­ his periods of activity, and the des­ venom Is not fatal, but it will some­ when Napoleon’s idea of warfare lx the the disease and become largely pised red bug, nr rhigger, only at­ times disfigure its victim f6r life. Its remembered—“An army fight on its tle were over-driven, over-heated, ■ismune" to it in later life; other LITTLE ROCK WOMAN WEIGHED tacks your skins at stated seasons. peculiarity is that it bites most often stomach.” over-excitcd or otherwise improperly cattle, not thus "immunized" arc ONLY EIGHTY-FIVE POUNDS Also the rnttlcsnnke nnd tho moens- where there is least provocation. No Ri* permanently sick, impoverished - I S NOW WELL AND in desist from biting nnd take n rest one iis .Immune from its attacks. It (n) Hut some of our cattlemen sny Another enemy of the Irish who h blood, thinned in flesh, reduced in STRONG AGAIN during the cooler months, but there is called the bnck-biter.—Eustis Lake would enjoy freedom is tho Irish who that it is impossible to round up the •tnr.gth and breeding power, and they i cattle on the open ranges and in the is one species of animals bite that enjoy riots. wully die. If n native-born calf I marshes ---- —and J jungles, for the purpose “ N*ns ,0 cstnP« the infection until of dipping them. Hut is it impossi­ k in yearling, he is then nnd there- ble? I admit thnt it is a difficult dirr a> susceptible to tick fever us and costly thing to do, but I cannot *°-gh h,- were imported full-grown think thnt it is impossible—and the *^irinia or Nebraska, chief renson I cannot think so, is this (») it is unsafe to introduce pure- big fact, thnt throughout n strctMi in­ ■d »ires or dams into an infected cluding several entire states, the tick r n,'ir- ' for ,hc purpose of improv- has nirendy been eradicated, in pine *r/ hf ftn,lv<‘ sUK'k, unless these ani- woods and dense hammocks, in re­ toli tom,- fr„n, « tick-infected area, gions of fenceti farms nnd on open ■With case they are of inferior val- ranges, in swamps and marshes. The mnn who opposes his mere opinion As niTiumt of tho qtinrantini to what cun be done to un accomplish" ri"’ Federal govern ,he vari°UH states, it is im 1 'i‘ip c'nftlc out of a tici '' '‘'•countering grave tic'ifinilties and considerabli i mum, we in Florida, urc • Begun taking Tnnlnc, and in t excluded from the ninrcountry. . short time I was so much strongei nnd my nerves were so much bettei •ly nnd indirectly, the cat- gin, thnt I had the opCrntion performed, lse8 unnecessary loss to nnd For months nfterwnrds I wns still ’f millions of dollars an- who very weak, so I began taking Tnnlnc again and the results have been sim­ ply marvelous. I eat anything I want without the slightest trouble nflerwnrds, sleep ns sound ns u cild e‘verj night and now weigh one hun­ dred and thirty-three pounds, which is just about the right weight for me. I novet remember feeling us well nnd i rmm,-,iiyi we nre (renting, not strong ns I do right now nnd it’s all ‘^a! tattle, but LAND, n given because I was fortunate enough to get Will the Association do this? If the right medicine." ode?’ “ ”1,atC- Th«» fact is hard not, \tfhy not? . 1 in the brnins of our people, Tnnlnc is sold in Sanford by the I will not now go further with this Union Phnrmncy nrid by leading drug' »>'d. the ground, is freed of alphabetical lesson—enough has been • hp/«Mle will be free also. written to set forth the chief elements £n t e . a,?d ,or th®F,rc*fone Standat’d 30*3Utlnch tire or ex 1 ls risib le to eradicate ticks of the problem. I hope so simply and tire with a capacity 0 1 ' wholly to this slzo SANFORD GIRL-SUCCEEDS, .« • llrw aSdiJ.MO w b^'rer'dS 'cufa'T O iS n!,a- Th»s. I think, will be >n every operation. .. On May 2, wed clearly thnt "the wayfaring man, tho’ ’ 'y nn>’ ordinary intelligent a fool, need not err therein." benefits of this big m A letter from Mrs. Henry Wallnce, •l person who clearly under­ standard for years--h?t been our non-akld treod. Th« ir piles long staple fabric— extra gum The citizens of Floridn, especially, n former resident of Sanford, who is ° flow ing points and soaks i-'frhcary eateet value ever offered car ownew “ nSufToTpfi I may say, our large new body of now living at Long Brrfnch, Cal., snys vS,*n them thoroughly: tlck i» hatched from *nn women voters—are gradually learning thnt her daughter, Olanche, is consitl‘ ground. So long as it re- what the facts nnd bearings of the ered one of the finest soloists in tho ,he ground, It does not eat, case nre. The attitude of the Florida west, and is earning from $40 to $50 n* rHniu f ore made exclusively In Plant No Ktow. and (Inna nnt _I. Times-Unlon, the Tnmpn Tribune and » time ir i■ Mnd t*0C8 not breed other influential organs of opinion is n solo. Also thnt Blanche will soon fcknLE h L 2 ,rd ‘ ‘T** dicker Insulation. no to Europo to finish her studies. ickncsa £where wear Is most severo. qIvm rMiTi t!t ’cob,? S f HUrV<ltion- 11 cat helping tho cause along, and the timid Blanche is a pupil of Sanford high lipping and add. many a lia m if i S T J i S j toced1 Posture n "k“Cfor y CXcIuded• * a certain number nnd indifferent editors will in due time school nnd grndunto of Tnmpn high (her, will • lm no fevcrfticks bo converted. Our leading county, school nnd her many friends here will k ft.- aIlV0 «n that pasture, though Duval, is bestirring herself. If wo of (if, rma> ho othe»• and similar varie-i the late lamented Livestock Sanitary There are Firestone Dealers Evm | Board made mistakes, as I think we !,ck* which tho sapient I cattle-1 did, it should bo generously remem­ 'ywhere to Serve You L . -I friend tl 'nistako {o r' our fiendish bered that "to err is hqman," espec­ her friends here will be glad * ■ . % : - .j ’ thp '"orgaropus. her again. '* ially in tho beginning of new and dif­ U 'J 0 fow c o m e t____ ficult enterprises. • The present board, which -is mostly composed of mem­ ‘P ^ t'e r ,tM,I t0 »° "mouita *kin’ thru bers of tho old board, has no doubt The Fastest Selling Tire In A m erica • af • Our Cord Tire Values ss “ *• 0, ■?*•« *ons ,| , I 1C°P1ul*,t,5fl »ucks blood, 0rftd; .es cgZ*> becomes cn,th*, Kr,„r uHcr holtl..and drops ,h?usand to i ,Cro.Hho ‘'oPOA't* from 1,h« ‘- '4 « w ve u kt m«ture insrots hatCh a"d pro* Rt,e ^m al‘ thf t » ’‘•^tions of i miPht have four • •*■«»• * !«. *nd «lnce of ,0n*’ ttnd s biUlon",' * has warmly espoused the cause of tick eradication. He may perhaps have'tho satisfaction—and tho lasting renown—of seeing (and himself in nrge measure securing) during his erm of off ice, the doom of thia peat, •ndi th* consequent openinr up to the cattle Industry o f Florida ofJ a sure And bright future. • DEALERS BRYAN MOTOR CO �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY* AUGUST 12, 1921 (From H e n i v 'i D ally) Mrs. J. A. Stephens and children, of High Springs, are the guesta of Mrs. G. A. Radford, at her homo on French In Which She Gives Rea Miltmore Had No Such Sum of Mon­ sons For Killing ey at Any Time Miltmore (B r T1m A tM clitoS Pr***' OF KILLING HIM AS SHE DOES NOT REMEMBER THE CIRCUMSTANCES (Treat X eadar'a D » llj) Lena Clarke, who is in jail at Or­ lando charged with the robbery of the West Palm Beach postofftce and the murder of F. A. Miltmore, made the following confession to Sheriff Karel Saturday afternoon and this seems to be her last one for the present: "In .the early part of May, 1020, I worked until after midnight on my ac­ counts, went home leaving ail vouch­ ers in a drawer to my desk designed for that purpose. In the morning when I camo to the office the desk was broken open and the account gone, also all records of paid order numbers. I was completely disheart­ ened by this loss' which made it al­ most impossible for me to hide the other any longer. I wired for nn in­ spector who arrived in a few days and recommended to the auditor thnt cred­ it be allowed me for the stolen orders, but 1 was not sure this would be done and wroto Mr. El well that I had de­ cided to let him help me out. Death intervened, as he was found murder­ ed in his home in New York a few days later, before I henrd a second time from him. In the fall of 1920 I received word from the auditor to deposit $ 20,000 at Jacksonville to cover the amount of the orders, "pending n further inves­ tigation." This, it was •naturally im­ possible for me to do. I went to Jack­ sonville in December, 1920, intending to ask inspectors for advice, but when I reached there 1 could not open my mouth and speak because of their wishes for me U» make good in thd position of postmaster which I had se­ cured. • • . ■ I returned home from Jacksonville and had a long talk with my brother, telling him everything. He asked me to wait until after Christmas, give him time to think, and he would see what we could do. On Christmas day for my parents, My plan was to take the. first fed­ eral reserve shipment which approxi­ mately covered my loss, remit it n few thousnml a day until the shortage was eliminated, then, hnving set my ac­ counts in order, ride over the Lake Worth bridge in an old Chevrolet C a r which I had obtained, thus giving fhc nppenrance of death by accident, nnd 1 believed the policies would be paid by the time the miBsing bank' pack* age could be traced to me. What changed my pinna was not the breaking down of a "master mind," ns wns suggested by one who did not know me well. It wns seeing n hoy in trouble who was his mother’s sole sup­ port; seeing postal clerks In trouble who arc young nnd ambitious with a future before them. I wished to justi­ fy myself with them nnd with inspec­ tors by obtaining a statement from Miltmore as to previous occurrences, which I felt sure I could do. I, there­ fore, left West Palm Beach for Or­ lando, Monday morning, August 1st. Baxter Patterson had no connection with the mntter whatever, except as a paid chauffeur. I asked him if he could drive over hwo and b^ck in a day, but he was not sure of this and we were two hodrs later reaching Or­ lando than we expected, on account of About 5:30 Monday evening I sent a note to Mr. Miltmore asking him to call a t the San Juan Hotel- and see me. He did not arrive-for so long th st I called Patterson and sent a second note. When Mr. Miltmore arrived at my room in the hotel, I told him briefly the whole thing. Ho was vor/ much agitated and grabbed my bolt wifh both hands, shaking it and asked me to let him go. I insisted that I wish­ ed him to tell me the truth first. I made him sit in tjie chair by the win­ dow and talk to me. While he tu t there he admitted that he gave my brother dragged wine; that be took —^ - U r ; ORLANDO, Aug. 8.—Mrs. F. A. Miltmore, widow of the man shot in n local hotel last week, and in connec­ tion with whose death Miss Lena Clarke, former postmistress of West Palm Beach is being held in Jail here, declared today that Miltmore at., no time had any such sum of money as Miss Clarke, in her statement made public yesterday by Sheriff Karel ac­ cused him of taking from the West Palm Beach postoffice in the summer the money out of the vault before I returned, that he took and burned my vouchers for April, 1920, and some other minor facts. I showed him the evidence of the robbery of the bank money, told him to what lengths I had gone trying to carry on for my folks' sake; appealed to him to give me his statement as to the first oc­ currences which led me to such des­ perate action. I told him thnt I would have federal authorities let me serve the whole term out for everything that had been done, if he would just tel) the-truth so thnt I could back up and start out over again. I told him he had undermined the entire struc­ ture of my life work; I appealed to him In the name of my two brothers, brother Masons of his, to tell the truth nnd help me out ftf the diffic­ ulty. He snid that he knew inspec­ tors batter than 1 did, thnt they were relentless; thnt they would not have nny mercy upon him. His harangue nbout inspectors made me feel ter­ ribly ns they hnvo always beery fair with me. His remarks were learned from ngitntive literature which he used to disseminato among the clerks in thu, postofficc to enuse discontent on the job among them. I (old Mr. Miltmore 1 did not wish to harm him but I came here for the truth, which he would tell tire inspect tor when he got here. T remember saying he would sit there until one got to os; big drops of perspiration stood out on his face nnd he asked me for a drink. I had brought with me n little pellet supposed to make a per­ son sleep about twelve hours. 1 had this in a small paper in my pocket. It was deep dusk in the room, 1 reached with my left hand and behind supposed J slipped the pellet into the glass of water which was behind me on the table. I -remember thinking he would never go to sleep, the time seemed interminably long, then the phone ringing when Patterson railed to know if the telegram was ready, but I had been under a terrible strain of long years standing; I had enten nothing for two days; for nearly two hours I had been gnder a death-like suspense, and there is a sudden space of time in my mind thut is nothing but a whirling blackness, nut of which I emerged to find Chief Vestel wiping my brow with his handkerchief, us 1 drank a glass of water, and nsking me questions which seemed to ring u thousand miles away. I could not give nny more definite information nnd re­ fused to talk until my sister had been with me ii fter which I felt bet­ ter and that night about 2 o’clock I awoke suddenly nnd remembered that I torn n bath when I first reached Orlnndo, before Mr. Miltmore came to my room. I saw iis in a dream the missing money near the bath tub in the hotel and told Chief Vestel nbout it Thursday morning as soon ns I could soc-him. I have nothing to hide from, your office. But I beg of you to consider the enormous strain under which 1 have been for years. I did not hnve a “master mind" of which I was ac­ cused, but rather I had nearly eaten my heart out grappling with a des­ perate problem; I was just a woman fighting to shield any appearance of carelessness in a brother who was her worshipped idol;' a woman trying to care for aged parents and the broth­ er’s fatherless children. The loss of that brother by death was a culmina­ tion of circumstances which led up to the events that have taken me away from my home and work and loved ones Into .the Orange county jail. I have fought a hard fight and if it was not in the wisest way, nevertheless, I am not afraid to refer the truth to your mercy, as I would'before the judgment bar of God. (Signed) LENA M. T. CLARKE. WEST PALM, BEACH, Aug. 8.— Miss Lena Clarke, postmistress here and held in Orlando Tn connection with the death of F. A. Miltmore, was in West Palm Beach a t the time Jos­ eph B.' Elwcll was murdered in New York, say friends of the family here, who also say the hasn’t been north Mr. and Mrs. D..L, Thrasher and Miss May Thrasher, spoilt the day at Eustis, tW? guests of Mrs. Thrasher’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Forran. Mr. and Mrs. 3. M. Lloyd motored to Apopka yesterday afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. S. Puleston, Miss Camilla Puleston,, Mrs. T. M. Puleston and Briggs Arrington, motored to DeLand and Enterprise yesterday. Mrs. T. M. Puleston and Master Briggs Arrington leave tonight for Monticello, Fla., where .they will spend several weeks with friends and relatives. Mrs. F. B. Langley and Master Frank Langley spent the week-end with Mrs. W.* T. Langley, at ‘her apartment at Daytona Beach. *Dr. W. T. Langey and Mr. E. B. Langley motored to Daytona Beach yesterday, where they spent the day with their families. They were ac­ companied home by Mrs. F. B. Lang­ ley and Master Frank, who have spent the week-end with Mrs. T. L. Langley. Mr. and Mfra. L. I. Frasier motored to Daytona Beach Saturday. Misses Agnes Dumas and Marion Phillips and Mr. Raymond Phillips, were among the Salford people a t Daytona Beach yesterday. , Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry, Misses Florence, Ethel and Ruth Henry, spent the day at Daytona Beach yes­ terday. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Whitoomb and family are moving to Orlando toCol. and Mrs. George Knight and family were among those from this city spending the day at Daytona Beach yesterday. S. I). Williams, of Jacksonville, is in^thc city on a business mission. A. Rnffield and Mr. Dawson .motor­ ed to Daytona Beach yesterday. Mr. F. B. Langley went to Tampa this morning on Inisiness. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBride motor­ ed to Winter Park yesterday where they Spent the day with friends. They .were nccompnnied home by Mrs. J. A. Harris and' Miss Margaret Harris, who will be their guests for the week. Messrs. Ed and John Mcisch nnd Dick Brown were among those from Sanford at Daytona Bench yester­ day. Messrs. D‘. C. Marlowe nnd John Smith spent the dny at Daytona Beach yesterday with their families who are spending several weeks there. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lee motored to Umntilln Saturday where Mr. I^cc went on business. Mrs. Ernest Knipp has returned home from Maryland where she has spent seVefsl weeks visiting relatives. Mrs. Jack Davison has returned home from an extended visit with friends and relatives in Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. I). C. Marlowe, Master Bohbie Marlowe, Mrs. John C. Smith and Master Wilson Smith, are spend­ ing some, time at Daytona Bench. Ervin Seay, of Dade City, is visit­ ing his cousin, Robert Thrasher, at his homo on Celery avenue. Mrs. Loretta Brothcrson and Tom Brothcrson left yesterday for Tampa, Clearwater and St. Petersburg. Mr. and 'Mrs. C. W. Stokes and Miss Dorothy Stokes .motored to Or­ lando yesterday where they were the guests of Mrs. Stokes’ parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Sorrell. Messrs. R. T. Thrasher and Flow­ ers, wore in Jacksonville Friday on business. Mr. and Mrs. \V. E. Bailey nnd bftby left this morning for Eustis, where they will spend this week. It. E. Herndon nnd Ed. Higgins mo­ tored to Leesburg this morning on business. * Wallace Bell,‘Sherman Moore and Curtis Barber formed a congenial par­ ty motoring to Dnytona Beach yester­ day. I)r. J. N. Robson and children spent the dny at Daytona Beach yesterEarl Field spent the day very pleas­ antly nt Daytona Beach yesterday. P. H. Walsh, of Wilmington, N. C., is spending jo m c time in this city transacting business. Messrs. Cook, Hunt, Harbough and P. H. Walsh, from the Montcfuma Ho­ of Atlanta since she was a child. ED well'hasn't;beep here, since May 28, 1920,-when Tie came to attend to some matters in .connection'with his yacht. It is not believed by authorities here that she could have had any connec­ tion with hfs death. • Paul Clnrk, then postmaster, died on Christmas day after being bitten, by a harlequin snake which he had as a pet, Ht was an "amateur" snake charmer, it is recalled, but had been drinking and tried to put the snake in his mouth—a hew trick say those who knew him----- and the snake bit him. It was ChrUtmss eve. He died the next. day. TRADE MARK $625 f. o. b. Detroit M achine P ow er Farm ing “In the tractor the farmer now has a machine in 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 preductioh basid. • “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." A U T H O R IZ E D tel, were among those from this city enjoying the delightful surf nt Day­ tona Beach yesterday. Oliver Murrell, of Wauchula, spent the week end with his parents, Cnpt. r.nd Mrs. K. It. Murrell. R. Cecil Moore, of Tampa, was reg­ istered at the Montczumn Saturday. Mr. It. E. Newman spent the week­ end with his fnmily nt Dnytona Beach. * Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kunncr and fnmily spent the dny at Daytona D EA LER G r o w e r s , sto p a n d th in k a b o u t th e Where would your production costs have gone, during and aft­ er the war, but for the restrain­ ing influence of the Exchange Supply Company? WARI NG S E E K S TO OBTAIN A PARDON ORLANDO, Aug. R.—R, D. Waring, who wns recently convicted of ag­ gravated assault upon the person of J. F..Ange, whom Waring claimed he shot in self defense here early in the ytar, has applied todny to the pordon board for a pardon from the sentence of six months in prison and a fine of $500. Waring, n real estate dealer in Orland^ called Angc ,who is presi­ dent or the Bank of Orange, Orlando, to his home ont night- zcvcral months ago, and after some words with the banker concerning a business venture at Kissimmee, in which Waring want­ ed a part which was denied him by Angc, the latter wns shot by Waring. At the tria, which occurred a few weeks ago In Orlando, Waring testi­ fied that Angc attacked him as he lay In bed ill. The banker testified that he not only did not attack-Waring, ^ut was in the act of leaving the room, having refused to Ulk further with Waring, and that the latter drew a pistol from undtr his pillow and fired. The banker was only slightly wounded. The affair created a sensation. Mr. Vaughan, Farmer, Telia How He AH Ilia Prize Seed Corn, "Some time ago sent away for some pedigreed seed corn. Put It in a.gunny sack and hung it on a rope suspended from roof. Rats got It all —how beats me, but they did because I got 5 dead whoppers in the morning after trying RAT-SNAP." Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guar­ anteed by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. Sell It with a Herald Want Ada What would you be asked for, fertilizer today but for the fact that the Exchange Supply Com­ pany has its own fertilizer plant in operation? How much more would you have to pay for crates during the coming shipping season but for the ownership of mills by the Exchange Supply Company? Wherein would lie any hope for the citrus industry of Flprida but fdr the buying at wholesale made possible by the Exchange Supply Company. Since there are so many ways In which the Exchange Supply Company saves money to members of the Florida Citrus Exchange, why not become af­ filiated and reduce your grove and-packing house costs? �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1921 :ans Abandonment of AMERICAN LEGION WILL HAVE "FLASHES OF ACTION” AT THE PRINCESS Negotiations For Famine Relief Campbclt-Lossing Post of the Am­ erican Legion will give the people of this county some realistic war pic­ tures when they present ‘‘Flashes of Action” at the Princess Thentre in this city matinee nnd night, Wednes­ day, August 24th.‘ Read what the Charlotte News says of this picture: “American soldiers are actually seen overwhelming the Huns in the vivid picture, 'Flashes of Action,’ now be­ ing shown at the Strand. Heroes struck by shrapnel nnd falling wound­ ed in the victorious dashes for liberty can be seen as plainly as if the spec­ tator were on the scene of battle. The picture is in every way a marvelous reality, and was taken at the risk of death of the camera man. It is being shown under the .auspices of the Hor­ nets Nest Post, No. 9, of the American Legion, "The war is seen in its most ter­ rible aspects. Infantry charges, bat­ tles of the air, artillery offensives, subrqnrinc attacks, and night hnttlcs are set forth nctually ns they occur­ red on the battlefield. "Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt • is seen leading his squadron of airplanes for an nttnek on the German lines, and aerial battles are presented to the eye, with the machine of the vic­ tims falling headlong.to the earth. "Gas nttneks, with the great clouds of gns rolling across the earth’s sur­ face in front of the wind, are pictured. Then there are the bombardments with explosive gas shells, hurling Ihc deadly poison in every direction. "The artillery bombardment at night are terrible in aspect. The most horrible thunderstorm pales in signifi­ cance to the blinding flushes from the big guns which light up the country for miles around. Shrapnel is seen exploding in all directions. Huyragcs are laid down like curtains of fire. “In the face of all of this, the Am­ erican infantry is seen * advancing. Taking advantage of shell holes, the doughboys push back the foe with never fait ering steps. Now and then a hero falls in death or badly wound­ ed, and the Red Cross men dash out to render first nid under terrific tire. "At one instance n German plane is seen attacking an American observa­ tion hnlloon. The observer leaps from the balloon with a parachute nnd descends safely to the ground. The German aviator flies around the balloon in an effort to set it afire. Anti-aircraft guns belch forth at him in the meantime.. HiTnucceeds in set­ ting fire to ‘the balloon, but is nt the same time struck by a shell and comes zigzngginfi with terrific speed to the ground. Hundreds of soldiers rush to the spot. The aviator mirac­ ulously escaped death, hut is enptur- MCA, Aug. 10.—Soviet Russia has r e l e a s e d only six of the American prisoners who have ar­ rived at Narva, Eslhonla, but the fact that only this half dozen w(re sent out of the country is aaid today to threaten a long de­ lay in and perhaps abandonment 0f negotiations for American famine relief in Russia. The prisoners released were: Captain Eminent Kilpatrick, of Uniontown, Ala.; William Flick, Dr. tfrston 0. Eves, Zcnophom Blumenthal, Henry J. Lemarc and Rus­ sell Paltlnger. bo bbed h a i r p u t UNDER BAND BY M. FIELD & CO Girl Employees Must Wear Hair Nets Until Hair Grow# Out. (B j Th* OAMCUMd P r» u > » CHICAGO, Aug. 10.—Orders posted bj Marshall Field & Company today that girl clerks with bobbed hair must wear hair nets until tresses grow out again. One clerk wns dismissed for refusing to obey the rule. Mother and Daughter Drowned at Ml. Dora, Case Was Accidental Rub-Mv-Tism for Rheumatism Buy it with a Herald Wnnt Ad ♦++** *-M'**++++4*+*++'M-M"M ;; The Florida Scout J "For Wide-Awake Boys" 1 35c Year X ; WILLARD LUMLBY, Publisher 4 ‘j 902 French J - + + * * + < - - 5 -* 4 .+ + + * + + + + + + + + + + + * LANDIS, FISn & HULL Attorneys pnd Counsellors-at-Law DcLAND, FLORIDA Will practice in the State and feder­ al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ amining and Perfecting Land Titles SCHELLEMAINES LAWYER O m c ’K IN T H E COURT IIOUHR SANFORD - •• FLORIDA GEO. G. HERRING Al(omcy-al-Law / No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Build ip SANFORD, FLA. HENRY. M c L A U L I N JEWELER MV SPECIALTIES: Pickard’a Hand-Pslnted China Gorham’s Sterling Silver PoRcrV Plated Ware Elidn and Waltham Watches, Parcel Post Your Cleaning and Dyeing to French Dry Cleaners S team . Dyers Mala 8L Jacksonville, Fla. c prepay parcel postage on returns Josief Erl Walker, horn A|iril 2nd, 1919, died August 7, 1921, aged 2 years, 4 months and >5 days. Not only wiir father, mother nnd little brothers, miss the Sounds of his lit­ tle foot stops, hut all of his kindred nnd friends as well, for the beauti­ ful nnd attractive little darling wns loved by all who knew him. With his pcr.'cct features, seeming good health and cheerful nature, it is not a won­ der that the truth come ns a blow almost unbearable; still, let us pray earnestly that the old vision of our baby i may fade into a more lovely one. He Is safe in the arms of the first, real tmo friend thnt children ever knew. We recall just now, something of the grant 'lovo and sympathy which He possessed for all the little children. He is the same .Saviour today, as in those days. A real Saviour gone to prepare a real place for us. Is it not wonderful? How can wo grieve more, when we know that our fair little Joe is at home with the loving and powerful Saviour of us all. He will never again suffer pain, sorror, or death. We can go to him, see his beauti­ ful countenance ,his beaming blue eyes, and know for ourselves that there will never, never, be no more parting. What more could w? ask f. By Hla Aunt, MRS. W. A. HOPKINS, THETFORD, PERRYMAN & The physicians In Michigan have WILKINSON agreed to cift their fees, which opera­ . ATTORNHY8-AT-LAW tion should make a greater hit with Vi!1 practice In oil County, Stato and the public than the old appendix fad. ■ . Federal Courts. r l8trNat Bank Sanford,. Fla. 666 cures a Cold quickly. - - "Ruins of beautiful towns are shown. The spectator feels almost as if ho were on the spot. Buildings pro seen crumbling under big shells and disastrous fire sweeping the towns. "The picture sets forth every aspect uf the war, and one seems to be pres­ ent on the actual scene of conflict, so real does it secern. It depicts the hardships only those who were pres- W ash poisons and toxins from system before putting food into stomach. WnBh yourself on the inside before breakfnkt 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 cvfcry ounce of food taken into tho stomach, nearly an ounce of waste mntcrinl-must be carried out of.the body, f this waste is not eliminated day by day it quickly ferments and generates poisons, gases and toxins which are. absorbed or sucked into the blood stream, througn the lymph ducts which should suck only nourishment. A splendid health measure Is to drink, before breakfast each day, a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in ‘it, which is a harmless way to wash these pois­ ons from the stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels;' thus cleansing, sweetenlng and freshening the alimentary canal before eating more food. A quarter pound of limestone phos­ phate costs but very little at the drug ■tore, but is sufficient to moke any­ one an enthusiast on inside bathing. —Adv. - riu up your maKi papers with P. A . Greatest sport you know to pull out your makin’s papers and some Prince Albert and roll up a ciga­ rette ! That’s because P. A. is so delightfully good and refreshing in a cigarette— just like it is in a jimmy pipe! You never seem to get your fill — P. A.’s so jo y ’u sly fr ie n d ly and appetizing. Prince Albert will be a revelation to your taste! No other tobacco at any price is in its class! And, it rolls up the national jo y tm ok P h il ip R . A n d r e w s (From S a tu r d a y 's Dally The Seminole Camp Fire Girls arc deserving mention in more ways than one; and if they were to receive tjic boosting and encouragement that the Hoy Scouts do, they could add ipiiite a little to the welfare of the city. The Camp Fire Hand, ns a whole, is prnhnhly the largest nnd most ef­ ficient of any organization for girls ami a fine asset has been added to this community ns well as others, when it was established. W h en th e people realize that tho Camp Fire Girls can do so much in helping the town, they will encourage more members, and help them to build as fine a camp and equipment as tho Scouts. The Seminole Hand has twenty members, which comprise one group. The girls urn enthusiastic and willing to help in any way possible; they have won numerous honors already, which show nbilty in home craft, 'honlth cruft, nature lore, camp craft hand craft, business, citizenship nnd pat­ riotism. • The girls are in for n good time as well; so yesterday afternoon mem­ bers of the group “hiked” out to Crys­ tal Lake, about five o'clock ami after enjoying the lake to it* fullest extent, n picnic lunch was served. After pro­ nouncing tho nftermmn delightfully spent, they accepted n ride home, ns tho weather is a little hit warm for much hiking. Now the best at the Inst. Tho girls need money for their equipment, nnd ns they know how everybody likes sweets, they-are going to give a spec­ ial treat in form of n enndy sale, Sat­ urday afternoon nt four o’clock in front of tho Union Pharmacy. Come and enjoy some .fresh home made candy nt low prices. R E A L Real Estate Service SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J IF YOU NELD A NEW OIL COOK STOVE We also have the Clark Jewell Line of GAS RANGES The B all Hardware Co SANFORD, FLORIDA That depends on the liver, Dr. Miles’ L iv er Pills*,' A man in Morgantown, N. C., cut his wife’s throat, then knelt and cov­ ered her face with kisses nnd cares­ ses. Perhaps he had been reading about Congress’ treatment of tho crip­ pled and disabled ex-service men. mild, gentle, effective. Use them as an occasional' laxative or for chronic constipation. At all druggists 666 cures Dengue Fever, Work on our new factory Is progressing well. ■It will be ready to serve our cus. tomers the coming season. There have been many recent improvements in such equipment and we are putting In the latest and best. v Automatic weighers shut off delivery and ring gong nt exact quantity specified, and special mixers blend the materials more-thoroughly than ever before. Accuracy and perfection are the special features considered. Ideal Fertilizer is to be c^en better than in the past. Get in line for your fall re­ quirements. ' , • • R. C. MAXWELL, Manager Sanford Branch WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS a g r ic u l t u r a l b u il d in g 666 cures Bilious Fever, easily because it’s crimp cut and it stays put It’s the best bet you ever laid that you’ll like Prince Albert better than any ciga­ rette you ever rolled I And listen! I f you HaVd a jimmy pipe hankering-~ by all means know what Prince Albert can do for you! It’s a revelation in a pipe as well as in a ciga­ rette! P. (A. can’t bite or parch. Both are cut out by our exclusive patented process. I• Ja c k s o n v il l e , e l a . � 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, August 12, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 12, 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/d6536fadf1072dc9d782536efc7ee0c2.pdf 4445339eb377610f24b4f2788c738001 PDF Text Text I•* THE SANFORD HERALD • VOLUME IN TH E H E A R T OP TH E W O R L D ’S G REATEST VEG ETAB LE SECTION HISS CLARKE TOOK MONEY ACCORDING TO STATEMENT GIVEN PALM BEACH POST ^ v ‘Chief Postal Inspector Says W om an Confess­ ed at Orlando takes a l l blam e for t h e p o s t o f f i c e r o b b e r y AT WEST PALM BEACH * * NUMBER 51 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1921 xn Gift of France to Mr. Harding TRADE EXTENSION TRIPS WOULD VISIT THE COUNTY AND ADVERTISE SANFORD NAVAL DIRIGIBLE WILL SAIL AUGUST 25 ENGLAND TO AMERICA. GOVERNMENT TO PURCHASE PUBLIC HEALTH HOSPITAL AUGUSTA AND OTEEN. (Br The iuMlttoS Tnu) WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.—Tho mon­ ster British built naval dirigible ZR-2 will sfil from England on Aug. 25th fftr its station at Lakchurst, N. J., tho navy department announced to­ WHEN ON THRESHOLD OF BUS­ day. IEST SEASON SANFORD HAS EVER EXPERIENCED. ;By n* iu«uitd rtM«i . WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Th«spurchaso of sites and buildings of the public health sendee hospitals at Au­ gusta, Go., and Otecn, N. C., for the use of disabled soldicrss, was author­ ized today by Secrctry Mellon. v Promote a Feeling o f Good Fellowship and - Extend Trade NOW IS THE TIME t Three Bandits Held Up Messenger and Robbed Mail Pouches Capt. Marion Cooper Arrived Berlin Today, , Jax Boy is Now Safe a*1 ______ ^ In fnost cities which maintain ■ commercial organization, ono o f the important functions o f that organisa­ 1 • . tion is to arrange trado extension ORLANDO, An*. 4, 4:19 p. Supposed to Have Stolen Sixty Thou­ trips which afford themembers an op - ' Visiting Mrs. Harrison Who Gave Him ,u.—Chief of Police Veatef an­ sand in urrcncy . portunlty to repay to the towns In r Food When Starving nounced at four o’clock thin af­ their territory the visits made by th* % President Harding receiving from Ambassador Jules J. Jusserand, as the . (Br Th» 1»»—l«t»4 rr»u> ternoon that Miaa Clarke con­ gift of France,- the first replica of the Fllory monument, the tribute of Lor(pr Th# Auo<UUd Pr»»») ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4.—Thrcoroandlta merchtants and citizens o f tho town. fessed to him Monday night BERLIN, Aug** 4.—Capt. Merlon rn'ne rind Fllory to the valor of Amerlcnn troops who delivered their "Soil from today held up and slugged Tommy It is aJso a method by which they ex­ she shot and killed Miltmore Cooper, of Jacksonville, who escaped German oeeupntlon. At the same time Ambassador Jusserand transmitted Felaido, postoffico messenger, near tend their trade relations and in var­ after Miltmore refused to algn from Moscow prison after being shot to Commander John O. Emery of the American Legion Ihe formal Invitation here •and escaped with three mail ious cities different Rians have b e n a statement Saying he robbed down during the fighting between tho of President Mlllernnd and of the French government requestingxthe presence pouches, ono of which is Relieved con­ evolved to attain this end. It ia gen­ of a Legion delegation nt the unveiling In August. In the group, from left to the West Palm Beach postofBolsheviki and Poles, arrived hero right, besides Sir. Harding, are: Muriel Knerht. French high commissioner*r tained sixty thousand dollars in cur­ erally conceded that trips of this kind . flee. from Warsaw yesterday to see Mr*. Ainhnsondor Jusserand. Theodore Roosevelt. John O. Eme-y. rency consigned to the Standard Oil are worth while— that the item o f ex­ Marguerite Harrison, an American Refinery at Woodriver, III. pense Is a legitimate charge .to ad­ * * * * * * * * * * newspaper correspondent, recently lib­ vertising, and tho members o f com - . erated by tho Soviet authorities. Coop­ mercial organizations take great in­ K nights of Columbus WEST PALM BEACH, Aug. 4 ^ - er declared Mrs. Iinrriion saved nls terest in them and usually co-operate According to a statement given to the life, by supplying him with food and W ill Raise a Million in suggesting tho places to visit. T h e y West Palm Beach Post yesterday af­ clothes at Moscow prison before she For W elfare W ork promote n feeling of good, fellowship ternoon by L. A. Johnson, chief pos­ was incarcerated. nnd ninny acquaintances arc formed tal inspector for the Southeastern (Jij*In Italy is Announced at International that nrc lasting and agreeable. trict, Miss Lena Clarke, postmistress . * Convention. Towns visited always plan some Irish Republican at this place, confessed to F. J. G. kind of n reception governed by th e THREE FISHERMEN . Pulsifer, an assistant Inspector, In her Parliament H as Golden . Voiced Singer (B/ Tk» AsmcUUS tnu) SHIPWRECKED IN HOAT length o f tho stay with them, so the cell at Orlando, that she alone was re­ SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.— At the) Been Called Now Had Friends in Every . FOR FOUR DAYS. members' making the trip return sponsible for the loss of two register­ request) of Pope Benedict tho Knighta home, In m <5at instances, satisfied that ed packages containing $32,000 miss­ Country in W orld of Columbus decided to ralso one mil­ Reply of Ulster to Overture* by Sinn (Bj Tk4 AuocUt*d Full) it has been worth the time, trouble ing from tho local postoffice since lion dollars to inaugurate tho Ameri­ NEW YORK, Aug. 4—Three fisher­ Fein Unfavorable and expenso involved. (Br Tk* AtMtUUd Ftms) July 26. can welfare work in Italy, it was an­ men were picked up from a disabled NAPLES, Aug. 4.-i- Thousands The advent of the automobile hew $5,700 of tho money, Mis\ Clarke (Bj^Tk. AiMcUtyVPrua) nounced nt ti^o International Knighta motor boat sixty miles off the Flori­ gathered today for the funeral of served to grently increase the retail, told Pulsifer .according to tho state­ of Columbus annual convention hero DUBLIN, Aug. 4.—rFull meeting of da const on August 1st, and brought Enrico Caruso at the church of San territory of the larger cities nnd towne ment, would be found at tho residence tho Irish Republican parliament has here todny by tho steamship Snntn Frnncisco I)i Poolaw, which ho used todny. The fund will be raised by In many tases shoppers driving, of J. E. Chambers of this city, and been called. Official announcement of popular subscription nmong tho mem­ Theresn from Matnnzn*. The men upon permission of King Victor Em­ twenty-five,* fifty or oven one htnsthis amount, Inspector Johnson says, tho call will be published in tonight's said they left Palm Beach on July manuel. .Representatives of tho king bers pf the order. dred miles to trade, the territory, a t Mis men recovered yesterday after­ issue of the Irish Bulletin. It is re­ 7th, and had .been without wnter or and royal family, Italian.government, course, being affected materially by noon. Other sums, according to tho ported the reply of Ulster to the over­ food for four days when rescued. The municipality and prefecture appointed ■signed statement, wore used to cover tures by the Sinn Fein received and is the class of roads lending to the city boat is owned by H. Holoway, of nttended the services and the United s deficit in her local accounts. nnd the location of competing center*. not favorable. Palm Beach. States government had Instructed o f­ Miss Clarke Ib held without bail at In this connection too much street ficials to appear at the funeral. 1 Orlando In connection .with the killing cannot bo laid upon the necessity af. TWELVE LOADED of F. A. Miltmore Monday night in good roads. ‘ ' v TANK CARS WRECKED IRISH REPUBLIC * that city. Miltmore was formerly em-j The automobile trip is popular in. — NO LOSS OF LIFE PARLIAMENT TO MEET ployed in tho local postoffice. mnny towns nnd cities ‘and Is'parties• ON AUGUST SIXTEEN According to Chief Inspector John­ Inrly well adapted to trips where thw ZION CITY HAS REGULATIONS ALEXANDRIA, La., Aug> 4.— son’s statement made to the Post, In­ number participating does not war­ AGAINST SMOKING ON (Br Tb# A* k k la tad Pr«M) loaded tank cars of gnsoline were de­ spector Pulsifer returned here yester­ rant the funning of a special train and’ SUNDAY DUBLIN, Aug. 4.—Irish Republic stroyed by fire todny when n t,rnin day from Orlando, whore he hod been for comparatively short', trlps Into was wrecked nenr Bcntlet, l>a. No parliament summoned to meet August sent in nn attempt to clenr up the SPUKGIN GETS AS FAR AS MEX­ .B y The A ia o cla te d Fraaa) m Immediate trade territories. It per­ 16th. life loss as far as known. missing mi^ncy: ZION, III., Aug. 4.—Smoking a mits o f much greater flexibility and) ICO BUT WILL BE CAP“ 1 and I alone, took tho tnon- , pipe in Zion cost Frederick Stockstill docs not call for .the outlay required TURBO ncy. There was no ono else but $65 today. The city, which haa*ordi­ by the more pretentious train trips. mo connected with tho affair. nances regulating women’s dress and (B/ Tk» U hcUM rreu) As n rulo It Is more ipcal (n char­ You will find $5,700 of the stol­ how its residents shall spend Sunday acter nnd its make-up generally In­ EL PASO, Tox., Aug. 4.—Warren en money In tho honie of J. E. also has n bon ngnlnlt smoking. “ This Spurgin, missing president of the cludes men representing both whole­ Chambers, 323 South Poinsetta must stop," the Judge remarked when Michigan avenue Trust o., of Chicago, sale nnd retail establishments. Fre­ street, West Palm Beach," John­ he fined Stockstill. "Stop," Stockstill is In the vicinity of Chihuahun City, quently such excursions are almost son quoted Miss Clarke as saying replied, "Wmy Pm as stopped as my Mexico, according to a telegram re­ • _______________________ ■ — — wholly community boosting trfp*— in her signed.stntomcnt. He ex­ name would Indicate." ceived by El Paso police. The tele­ FLAHERTY HEADS KNIGHTS. got-to-gothor, get-nequainted propo­ hibited authority for getting tho gram ndded that his nrrest is expect­ From Southern States sitions, nnd nrc, no doubt, o i v&liuo money front Chambers' home in n ed momentarily and Mexican officials And Surgeon Gen1 s a n f r a n c i s c o . August 4 —if WAGE REDUCTION both from tho standpoint o f a knowl­ note signed by Miss Clarke's first nru said to bo co-operating with tho GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., I • necessary, the Knights of Columbus edge of the immediate surrounding^ American officers in the search for ANNOUNCE!) TODAY. name—Lena. erai v<umniing j wm «.pu^ it* whole force of 800,000 country, crop conditions and trade. The note read: Spurgin. ^ ._ . I members Into the movement to end ‘ The better organized trips havo • (Br Tk« Au m UUS Fr*u) 1 “ Dear Grandpa— Please let'Mr. WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.— Pellagra foreign propaganda in Amcrim, he «t LYNN, Mass., Aug. 4.— A wage re­ defipito schedule and program such a » Pulsifer get something out of my K night Would Have situation was discussed in closed scs- Europear or Asiatic," Supremo Alns- duction affecting twcLve thousand em­ the more ambitious train trips, th o ‘room. Lena.” Nation-W ide Protest slon hero today at a conference be- t«r John H. Dublin of Denver, told the ployes of the General Electric Co.’s benefits in territory covered being: The note was Written in a Western tween health officials from Southern thirty-ninth annual supreme convcr.plant here was announced today. Tho compnrahio to the extended excufoUnion envelope, which hnd been split A gainst Tariff Bill stntes and Surgeon General Cumming tion of the knights today, open and was written on the inside. ‘ions. • # cut will vary in tho amount. of the Public Health Service. Some .^rchblshop Edward J. Hanna, of On the reverse sldo of tho cnvelopo A dnnger to bo guarded against In • (Br Th« iModtUi Tnu) of the state officials said as they cn- thp Catholic archdiocese of San FranAKRON, Ohio, Aug. 4.—Chambers was the word "Jail.” tho nutomobile trip is that o f It* de­ tered tho conference room they would cisco, In an address oh divorce said of commcrqp, business men nnd cor­ generating into a road raco and c o ifdispute any claim that th6 disease had thnt tho “ Inxness of certain AmeriKANNEK’8 DEPARTMENT porations throughout the country, sequent forgetfulness of the real»rf>renched serious proportions in their can divorce Inws is a national shame." s t o r e P u t t i n g o n b ig were appealed to in nn address hero Joct of the trip. When this occur*, ifr: SELLING EVENT. last night by C. L. Knight, republican territory. Information of Federal xhe tendency is to treat divorced as a is I'kely to do more harm themgptfd.. government as to conditions, then con -j nntionnl idlosynnrchy when reality it congressman, of Ohio, to join In a More will be said in foilbwlng.ai^ tended was incomplete and did not nr- ^ a natJ0nal menace." 9 Kanucr’s Department Storo takes nation-wide prqtcst to thf house ways _ * tlclcs relative to tho benefit* to be curately picture conditions. Dr. Cunu. ]|c urged the knights to "fight tho two pages in this issue of the Dally nnd means committee agqlnsl the ming said he hoped to get first hand ,||Vorce evils as they would all other IF ADDITIONAL TAXES ARE TO derived front trade extension tripe. In general, a trade extension trip has BE AVOIDED Herald to tell the people about his Fcr.lnty tariff bill which he chnjactcr-, Information from tho atate officials ^ * 1,1 evUs." IreJ ns one of the w ont pieces of leg as its object, not only the Increase o f and map out n concerted course of a c -. j anicFlnhcj-ty was today eiectrecord breaking sale that starts to(By Tk* StMcUUd rr.ii) t illation in the country’s history. trade that may result to the individu­ Prosident Harding requested the Pub- ^ ^ ^ Bcvcn^j, term „„ head of tho morrow\nomlng and continues for WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.—A cut of al jobber or retailer through meeting Conpicssman Knight al»> urged tion. The conference was called after fourteen days. Kenner’s Department flat a protest ha made ng.i’ ist the Public Health and Red Crosa officials organization. i.OthoH officer^ chosen more than $250,000,000 in ordinary ex­ his customers and possible huyers, but are: Martin H. Carmody, Grind Rap­ penditures of government this fiaca Store carries a big line of everything cn.templated in':om* tax, y * 1 <* ho were asked to take measure* to moo: ids, Mich., depufy supreme .knight; year ia necessary if additional ta^es the strengthening of the city as the logical center o f that soetion— not: in men’a and ladles wearing apparel, ■aid, was discrimination in favor of the threatened ravages of pallagrn In J. G. McGinty, Jr., supreme secretary; are to be avoided the Houae Ways only as a trading point, but the com­ shoes, hats, furniture, rugs, mattfnga, the country’s highest salaried men. the South. 1 J. C..Pellltler, Boston, supreme advo­ and Means Committee was Informe< mercial, social and educational ceptcrstoves, hardware, lamps, paints, cut­ Congressman Knight also criticised cate; Daniel J. Callahan, Washington, today by Secretary Mellon. ‘ —In short, the "big town" to Its con»lery, garden Kobo, trunks, suit cases, President Harding, declaring he was GOVERNOR AND Ills _____________ CABINET GO FISHING D. C., auprome treasurer; Dr. E. W. one of the chief offenders in Increasing stituency. • . . silverware and everything. Buckley, St. Paul, supreme physician; BTAnTS TICK CAMPAIGN; •This sale U really extraordinary taxation and dwelling tho coata^of run­ TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 3.—Gover­ David F. Supple, San Francisco, aufrom the fact that it mean* very low ning the country by asking congress DOWNEY AND WIL80N n vllREDT r . (Br Tks' SmtUtoS Pr«M) / . nor Hardee, Attomey-Genelal Buford, premo warden. prices on auch a large variety of ma­ to pass a welfare bill calling for a TALLAHASSEE, • Aug, 4.—Tha Treasurer Luning and Secretary of (Br Tk« AmmUUS Tnm) terials and anyone’ can be satisfied $200,000,000 appreciation. Leesburg believes in good schools, board of county commissioners have The bill, he said, “ *as nothing hut State Craw fo r d J c fl yesterday after, by attending the sale for you will find NEW YORK, Aug. 3.— The statu' noon for a short visit to Wakulla and its people have subscribed $3,500 decided to 'eradicate tho tick from ' . something that y o u . want the price a plaything." boxing commission today refused ,ttk Leon county and about $800 was ap­ Beach, where they will be the guests to up deficiency necessary will sell i t The sale has been ar­ permit Bryan Downey and Johnny propriated for immediate work; also* ltl! ^ hools up to the hlgheit Speaking of the railroads, an­ of James Messer on a ^ ‘" g trip. It ^ k ranged by J. M. Dawson which guar­ an amount sufficient to carry the Wilson, mlddleweighta, to box in thisis understood that Ihe party will re- 'r ‘ . * nouncement that the public ia stealing antees that If Will be Juat aa advertis­ turn today . •' standard. Other communities have work to completion will be included atae* unless they scttla in another ed and Mr. Dawaon will be there to as- a'hundred million dollar* annually _________ ________ — ’ done the u m e. At Groveland the in the budget.. There were many cat­ boyt the controversy which arose as * from them, the Lakeland Telegram <^8t Mr* Kanner In seeing that every The artiat who eventually gets his' money voluntarily appropriated waa tlemen and dairymen preaent and but result of their recent contest in Cleve­ ^istomer is a aatllsfled one. R*hd the exclaims: "Why, a tramp could make pictures in the Rogtie'a Gallery is tho sufficient to pot its school in a class little opposition Uf the dipping de­ land when Wllsop was amrarded the advertisement and note the prices on a fortune in twelve months Juat steal­ bad-eheck kind. referee’s decision oh a foul. veloped. > *• . |o f a city many tiimes its size. s ing rides from here to Ilalnea City." hla fresh up-to-date merchandise. (By Th. iutdiUd Titu) * * * * * * * * * * THOUSANDS GATHER TODAY TO HONOR ENRICO CARUSO •• — FUNERAL, AT NAPLES STOCKSTILL STOOD STILL, FINED BILL MISSING BANKER LOCATED AT CHIHUAHUA PELLAGRA SITUATION DISCUSSED IN CLOSED SESSION AT CAPITAL TODAY BETWEEN HEALTH OFFICIALS GOVERNMENT MUST CUT 50 MILLIONS *■ A' •7JVv-r 1 - , . • » . ^ . . . - it .. �y.Ji .w THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY H fi JACKSONVILLE, July 28,—The Fall gardens are being planned and annual tour .of field duty o f the Flor­ ‘( ida National Guard wiU be he)d at started. The sound of the tractor and the Camp Johnston August 6 to 20, gen­ eral orders having been issued by mowing machine ate heard yrith the President’s Statem ent Adjutant-General Charles P. Lovell promise o f food for man and beast. Quite an armada of airplanes passsetting the date for the encampment A bout Impoverished and designating the units which will el over us south-bound on Tuesday. South Erroneous take tho field. We counted eight, all but one being These include the state stalf corps, in close formation as the wild geeso medical corps, First Regiment o f In­ fly. A pretty sight Louis Entzmingcr returned Wed­ fantry and the 121st motor transport When work is over for the day, the nesday from Tampa. corps. people show how they appreciate what Tho Coast Artillery company, a has been done for them at Crystal B. J. Overstreet is having a deep NO FAMINE, NO DISEASE AND part of the National Guard, will prob­ Lake by the generous‘ folks o f San­ water well put down on his place. NO FINANCIAL STRINGENCY ably be sent to one of the forts in ford and this vicinity in the crowds W. S. Entxminger was transacting IN T n iS GREAT 8TATB this artillery district for its tour of that flock here every evening and business in Sanford Thursday. duty. sometimes long after dark when the B. Truott, o f Flint Cily, was in The statement of President War­ The field duty of the National water is cool and ploasant fo r a dip. ren G. Harding declaring the exist­ town for a few days this past week. Guard will be preceded by a school of There was a mistake in our last ence o f a semi-famine and pellagra Mr, and Mrs. L. T. Hunt and chil­ instructions for officers, and non­ items in the spelling o f the toame of la the southern states, and especially dren left for their home in Fort Lau­ commissioned officers of the various in the cotton belt, came as a distinct derdale last Monday after a several Mr. G. Lind. commands, beginning August 2, and surprise, not to say shock, to Flori­ weeks visit with Mrs. Hunt’s parents Mrs. Valie Williams and little son terminating on August 5. dians at least, as no intiiAatlon o f such Kir. and Mrs. J. H. Allen. was tho guest of her father fo r the It is expected at least one officer', a condition previously existed here. Mr. and Mrs. Wellborn Phillips and and a detachment of non-coms, from week-end, while her husband was on Health officials, food marketing Mrs. E. C. Maurey and little son each of the companies will attend this business at the metropolis. officials, bankers and business men Gregory, were calling on friends here Mrs. Emil Magnuson has been tak­ school, which will also be held at generally emphatically insisted that Thursday. ing a few osteopath treatments at her * Camp Johnston, where the government the president’s remarks on the sub­ home o f late in hopes o f regaining her Miss Aldia LeVcrgne spent sever­ recently turned over to the state 160 ject could not possibly supply to Florhealth. Wo are all hoping she will al days in Orlando the guest of Miss barracks, mess halls, etc., fo r the use soon recover. of tho guard. Hard Jones. Dr. R. C. Turck, state health ofMrs. J. E. Lundquest and their, Each of the fifteen days of the en­ Mr. Spink was a visitor in Sanford guests, Mrs. G. Munson, and daugh­ campment will be filled with interest­ “ Pellagra is distinctly on the de­ Saturday. ing work for the troops, the schedule ter, spent Friday at the home o f Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Houston and cline in Florida and there is no oc­ t of instructions being prepared by Ma­ E. W. Lundqusst. casion for alarm whatever, so far Miss Mildred were the guests of Miss Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose and little jor Moore, United States Infantry, • as the existence of pellagra is con­ Harriett Grist Sunday. who is the inspectonrinstructor for the Robert, have rented tho new cottage Maurico 'Clouscr was a visitor In cerned. guard in this state. recently erected for Barney Beck, In C. P. Kentjall, vice-president of town Sunday. It' is likely that other officers from Gabrielis. This makes another shop­ the Barnett National Bank and presi­ A. Y. Fuller and Mr. Chamberlin the regular army will also* be detailed man among the Upsala folks. were visitors in Orlando Saturday. dent o f the Morris Plan Bank: for duty at the camp. Rev. Albertson, of DeLand, writes Mrs. H. R. Chapman and little son , “ Florida is in a healthier financial While the adjutant-general and oth­ us that it will be more convenient fo r condition than any other state in the arrived from Jacksonville to spend er officers o f the staff corps will be him to be with us next Sunday, 31, union. As proof o f this, it is my some time with her parents, Mr. and in the field with the troops, the camp and as usual at 3 o'clock here and 11 opinion that the banka of Florida owe Mrs. J. S. Dinkel. will be in command of Col. Raymond in Lake Mary, thanon the 1st Sunday less than $6,000,000 as against re­ Miss Ludle Partin, of Oviedo, is C.' Turck, commanding officer of the in the month. We hope that his wife sources approximately 60 times that the guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. First Infantry. . may also be ablo to take part as she* and Mrs. Geo. LeVigne. amount.” . . The officers who have been ordered sometimes docs, adding much to the Florida State Marketing Bureau: . Miss Etha Hartley, of Grovcland into camp inclnde the following: “ There is absolutely no sign of is the guest of her parents, Mr. and service. _!___ Col. Raymond C. Turck, command­ distress, so far as Florida’s food sup­ Mrs. Jack Hartley. Mrs. Geo. Munson and little daugh­ ing First Infantry, Jacksonville.' ply or ability to buy is concerned. ter, Josephine, of Savannah, Ga., have Lieut.-Col. Vivian B. Collins, First There is not even the slightest trace CROSSING THE WEKIWA RIVER' been hero for a few weeks visiting Infantry, Plant City. of famine in any part of the state.” nm6ng Her relatives arid old time Major John L. Crary, quartermas­ These arc characteristic comments friends of her girlhood. They have ter corps, St. Augustine. SLEEP AT R1Y EXPENSE heard ip Jacksonville when men in Major David F. Dunkle, command­ been mostly at the home o f Mr. and position to speak with authority on The crossing of the Wekiwa river ing First Battalion, First Infantry, Mrs. J. E. Lundquist and her sister, the particular subject questioned up­ Mrs. August Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. on with a view to refuting the presi- since the bridge has been down has West Palm Boach. Magnuson and Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Major Walter Blackmcr, inspector•« dent’s statement so far as Florida is at times been slow and troublesome, Lundquist. general's department, Jacksonville. we all know that have to cross it, but concerned. Wo are glad to have our regular Major Guy A. Klock, medical corps, that, under the circumstances wo Can The publication of the chief execu­ mail man on the rural route again state surgeon, Daytona. stand but when it comes to a stage tive’s declaration that a large part of Major J, B. Griffin, surgeon, First nftcr his well deserved vacation spent the cottoo belt is seriously affected of this sort what profanity would you at the beach, , Infantry, St. Augustine. * . and distressed by shortage of money use ? Major Jay H. Henning, command­ Irene Victoria, is the name given and inability to dispose of cotton • A young couple motoring from San­ ing Third Battalion, First Infantry, ford to Leesburg, Tavares and Fruitthe little daughter of Mr. andltMre. crops, might be taken to include Flor­ Brooksville. land Park visiting friends and rela­ E. W. Lundquist. All are doing finely ida at least in part, in view of the Major Yandeli 0 . Brown, command­ and Grandma Swanson is mostly • fact that some cotton is produced in tives and on their return o f course home again now. t . tho~.«tate. Though Florida is npt an having to cross the river by barge, ap­ ing Socond Battalion, Live Oak. Major Chester II. Wilson, machine extensive cotton producer, the north­ proached the river in tho usual way A welcome addition to the social ern counties produce staple to some blowing the car horn for the barge gun officer, First Infantry, St. Au­ lifo in Upsala was the visit o f Miss to come ahd get them but no sign of gustine. extent. * Ruth Burgqulst, and her brothters, Capt. II. C. F. Dohm, quartermaster -Chairman W. K. Jackson, of the a bnrge could they see coming their Elmor and Theodore, of Tigor Bay, Florida Red Cross, asserted that if way,’ the moon just rising they could corps, Daytona. near Fort Meade, at the homo o f their Capt. Charles H. Andress, adjutant there exists any famine in Floridn see said bnrge but it seemed to be sister, Mrs. E. W. Lundquist. They or epidemic of pellagra his organisa­ on the opposite side of the river. A f­ First Infnntry, Jacksonville. came up in their car on the 16th, leav­ Cnpt. George M. Coslick, ordnance tion had .not been made aware of it ter calling and whistling for the man ing again for home on tho 26th. Glad and the President’s declarations was who had charge of said barge, long department, St. Petersburg. to hear that Elmer has accepted a Tho organisations and their stations now to the organization in this state. and loud enough to wake half of Semposition here for the summer. He has ?The Red Cross of Florida has not lnole county then becoming discour­ together with commanding officers been employed stately at the phos­ been called upon in connection with aged and wondering how they were which will perform tho coming tour of phate mines since returning home going to-get across the river when duty arc as follows: . this situation.” * from France. • Company A, Daytona,' Capt H. G. Dr. Turck, state health officer, they 'heard the approach of another Miss May.Drydon, of Tarver, Go., .was quick to respond to an inquiry car from the opposite direction think­ Polllts. Company B, Miami, Copt. Robert N. has been visiting for a number o f days as to tho extent of pellagra in Flori­ ing then that their troubles were over at the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. da. He already had tho statistical but ns this car enme nearer the river Ward. Company C, West Palm Beach Mcalor, near the Upsala station. department of the state board of they could see thnt the barge was-in health at work preparing a detailed the middle so telling the gentleman Capt.. Charles II. lloltslaw. Rev. Welsh, of'th o Baptist church, Company D, Sanford, Capt. George • comparison evidencing a sharp decline in the other car their troubles he be­ was a dinner guest on Sunday at the . in the existence of pellagra in this gan to make n noise to wake barge A. DcCottes. hom o'of Mr. and Mrs. T. 0- Tyner. Company E, Live Oak, Capt. Bern­ state.’ At noon ho was able to show tender but in vain, now. there was a . that in 1010 there were 158 cases in row boat about 16 feet from tho ard • L. Rhodes. Company F, Jacksonville, Capt. Geo. the state, as against 113 last year and I<nke county bank and the young man . - 111 at the present time. Ho expected thinking the best and quickest wayAf A. Garcia. . to issue a more detailed statement getting homo was to get the row boat Company G, Starke, Capt. Archie J. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart and daugh­ later in the day, emphatically refut­ and get to tho bnrgo and pull tho car Thomas. • ' ■ ter, Rubey, went to Jacksonville on across so ho began but seeing thnt it ing any intimation that Florida might Company II, Lake City, Capt. Clin­ Wednesday’s boat to take tho ocean be affected by any increase in pel­ won a whole lot larger Job that ho ex­ ton B. McClurg. trip to New York City. They will pected, nftcr getting a board or two lagra. ‘ Company I, Tarpon Springs, Capt. spend several days there in sight­ The. full statement of the state mnr- and started to get on the boat and of course his feet slipping and into the Harry W. Craig. seeing, then up tho Hudson river to ••• • ketlng bureau follows: Company K, Orlando, Capt. Preston Albany, then to Buffalo and Niagara "Florida is not affected by the water and after getting on the boat Falls, and over into Canada, for a low prices of cotton and there is ab­ finding that it wns on sand bottom and Ayres. after trying to get out by pushing short trip, then to Cleveland via. Lake solutely no sign of distress. Company L, Wauchuln, Capt. Mol Eric, they will visit Mrs. Hart’s broth­ “ Thero is no danger of Florida res­ with a board and slipping into the Altman. idents suffering from low prices, since water again head first but managing Company M, Brooksville, Capt. er, Robert Powell, in Ashland while in most o f the products in which they to catch on his hands and getting wet Charles N. Hobbs Ohio. They expbet to be away about specialise are grown in the winter, up to his elbows (now who wouldn’t a month. Headquarters Company, St. Peters­ when they receive a good price for curse?) finally managing to get the burg, Capt. John A. Hardenburg. Christ Bucured killed the biggest everything. Cotton raising has been boat out o f the sand and paddling out diamond back ever heard o f about Service Company, Hastings and St. discontinued to a great extent for to the barge and then having to bring here at the Crippen place near Lake nearly two years, the former cotton tho bargo and row boat back to tho Augustine, Capt Frances P. Tenny. Jessup. It had seventeen rattles and Howitzer Company, Jacksonville, a button. growers now devoting their time to shore which wns slow work (and hav­ beans, tomatoes, watermelons and ing a young lady waiting on the shore Capt. J. Alvin Register. Mrs. J. O. Pope and young people calling hurry that she was afraid) of other truck products. Sanitary detachment, Jacksonville, drove'to Jacksonville last week to “ Florida is in better shape, possibly, course, at that time cursing both Lake First Lieutenant Thomas S. Adams. meet Mr. Pope, who had been on quits tha/i any other southern state. We and Seminolo counties. After reach­ 121st Motor Transport corps, QMC, an extended trip north. Among other -got good prices for. everything dur­ ing the shore and loading the fliver Jacksonville, First Lieutenant Wm. E places he visited Kalamazoo, Mich., ing the last year and there is no sign and getting started back the man in Frazier. to see how celery growing was done .of distress from any part o f the the crib on tho barge having been The other unit in the Florida Nat­ up there. Mr. Pope was much inter­ asleep all this time wants to know state.” ' ional Guard is the Coast Artillery Co., ested in all ho saw, but still thinks the how I got out to the barge ? My first few words were quick and were which is also located in Jacksonville. methods used hero for celery culture I t might bo well for each- indladual Florida Was the first state In the is the best. "Where in h—I hnVo you been?” to remober that a resumption o f nor­ W. L. Hurley baa tom down part of “ Asleep," he said. Now who is the fourth corps area to organjze aU_Ngimal business begins where charity ional Guard units allotted to the state the house in the Celery avenue prop­ by the war department. , erty he recently bought and the re­ mainder has boon moved In the rear After the event, Carpcntler’s won­ Poverty has compensations. The for tenant houses. The Hurleys plan derful foot work 'doesn’t impress u* poor man makes no tax returnp, and to erect them a new home in the so much as his press agent’s wonder­ is thus free to lit only when he Is in near future. ful head work. the humor for It. . Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stonoff, of Cel■ ■ ' ' ' NOT IN FLORIDA Sanford Shoe 8C Clothing Co, ery avenue, have a new daughter who was born about 10 days ago and giv­ en the name of Annette. Mr. and~,Mra. A. Corpany drovo to Aubumdalo Saturday to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Adams over Sunday. The Adams were former Sanford folks and have a very at­ tractive new home on Lake Juliana. » Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth drove over to Mt. Dora Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunn and three sons and Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hunter and son, arc home from Char­ lotte and other points in North Caro­ lina after a two months’ stay. The county road gang are build­ ing a new stretch of road to straight­ en the road running parallel with tho railroad at Cameron City. PAOLA ITEMS. Wo have a Sunday school ' and church organized in Papla. We have preaching onco a month. We will have preaching Sunday, tho 31st, at 7:30 p. m. W o cordially invite all of our friends and neighbors to attend. Wo are proud to know that we have got ou.r hard road completed from the Wilson com er by the way o f Paoln back into Sanford. The- C. S. Flow­ ers procery store Is on the half way grounds where cold drinks nn ’ cigars can be had. The orange groves in this section are looking fine. Mr. Burnett, who Is in charge o f the graver, will begin plowing next week. Miss Ella Lee Spivey is now work- ing in the C. S. Flowers’ grocery store at Paola. G. B. Burnett and family viiilsi Winter Park, Tuesday, 19th, to d p the deeds for their home in Msklui Mr. Baggett bought it. W c wish’ to extend our thinks t» our many friends for their kindaas during the illness and death of sir baby, Lloyd.—Mr. and Mrt. G. n e tt i Watermelon growers of ilolsM county have made good cropland^ at fair price# generally this « u a The Bonifay Advertiser says tkt growers of tho Eats, Noma and Bett­ or districts have been busy the pad ten days or two weeks getting the melons shipped, . . . and report able! . seventy-five carloads shipped fnn those points. Prices hove fluetoatad considerably, the first bringing eiailent prices and then dropping toeely . n smnll figure. “A good many far®- y< era will clear about $100 an aers ok their melons,” says the newspspor, and this means to be regarded at satisfactory. The crop will have be* about all moved within the nextfo* dnys from that section. W hen you think o f the best Automobile, . N aturally your only thought is FORD W hen you think o f the best service an(y jjf f c est quality accessories you think of the FOKU SE R VIC E ST A TIO N where you know you can g et more for your money. . * 0. -----:----- :— — ACCESSORY DEPARTM EN T----------- W e Serve Elder Springs W ater on Ice �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1921 ENRICO CARUSO, NOTED TENOR, DIED T O D A Y Do you la* ( From Hond»,’ « D ill?) Mr. and Mrs. H.‘ R. Stevens and daughter, Rebecca, left Saturday for an extended visit to Philadelphia and other places in the East. (From Kondk/'i D*tlj) Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Marlowe and WAS TAKEN SICK IN AMERICA Through the liberality of the San­ Mrs. John Smith mtitorcd to Daytona * LAS-PPALI., DIED IN ITALY ford Shoe & Clothing Company, o f Beach yesterday afternoon where they AFTER OPERATION were the guest's of Mr. and Mrs. How­ this city, twenty-six little orphnns at ard Overlin. the Methodist Orphanage nt Enter­ I l f T il l i K d i u d l'rtu ) . NAPLES, Aug. 2.— Enrico Ca Inventioa o f W . T . Don T A K E THIS M A N 'S A D V IC E ' Mr. and Mrs. L. Urban Way and prise, are wearing handsome new ruso, famous tenor, died here to family and party of friends motored nelly W ill Solve Big day. to Daytona Reach yesterday where they spent the day, Part o f Question LONDON, Aug. 2.— Enrico Ca­ R. W. Penrmnn, secretary of the ruso, was operated on Sunday, Sanford Chamber o f Commerce, spent saya an Exchange telegraph dis­ the week-end with his family at Daypatch from Rome today, quoting tonn Beach. a Naples message. _ The opera­ Charles L. Britt left Saturday night LAST WINTER AND IS RECEIV tion wan for an abcess between for Chicago where he goes on busi­ INC MUCH FAVORABLE OENUINE the liver and diaphragm which ness, He will also stop at Connells-NOTICE IN NORTH. caused acute peritonitis. Caruso's villa, Pa., where he will join his wife wife and his brother were at the and family who are visiting Mr. and <rr»m Tu**d*r> D*llr> bedside, Until a week ago the TOBACCO Mrs. Britt, Sr. Right ill tine with the ship by water tenor was on the way to recovery B. S. Williams, o f Columbia, S. C., campaign of the Sanford Chamber o f from a long illness which began is spending several days hero on busi­ In New York last winter when Commerce is the following letter from ness, making his headquarters at the suddenly he had an unexpected Montezuma. • • 'W . T. Donnelly who spent-n month relapse and was removed from Mr. and .Sirs. G. ,F. Hylton, of here last season and who is an en­ Bros. Will Build Sorrento to Naples. lie arrived Jacksonville, spent several days in thusiastic Sanford booster and a mem­ at Naples Sunday night and spec­ this city, stopping at the Montezuma. ber of the Sanford Chamber of Comialists who were called In, decided Mrs. Lonnie McMullen and daughIf you want (O keep coo) during Ro­ to operate Immediately. ter, Juanita, returned home (Sunday bot weather, don't worry and don’t and are now pleasantly located in New York, July .’10, 1021. i-nt too much. This In the advice of 101-ROOM HOTEL their new home on Palmetto avenue. Sanford llernld, Rnnforil, Fla. a -man who tin* succeeded In taklnu FOR WINTER PARK Miss Mary'Elizabeth Moye, of San­ Guntemen:—Irt one of your publi­ i>n good, weight and at tlie same time ford, and Miss Mar.tha Leo Hughes, .of cations, you gave the yachts “ Dawn” MilTorlng very little from the heat— Pulntku, are the guests of their aunt, nnd “ New Era” space and described Dave Mt Quire of Stiver Lake. WIs. Mrs. E. I). Whiteside nt her home pn the system of electric propulsion ns Me weighs 711 pounds. Is <1 feet 1 hull t^gh and seventy'-ooe years old. rk. The contract 1Bayshore boulevard.— Tampa Tribune, applied to a convoy of boats. Pp to Inst year he did nJI Ids own tistruction will be- , Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Speer left Sat* We are sure you will he interested work on the farm. order that a good- urdny night for New York where Mr. In the report of tho Cajml Committee building may be Speer goes to, buy his fall goods, to the New York State Barge Canal big they will start for Oswego, on on'a tourists. The Mabry Sumner, o f Dothan, Ala^, MICHIGAN GOVERNOR •conference, dated June .'10th, 13-1, Lake Ontario. tructurc, which is stopped over in Sanford yesterday nfHOLDS GEORGIA NEGRO ■copy of which we enclose, and Which Mr. Donneljy said that his idea is labanin Hotel Co., ternoon enroutc to Tampa -where he AFRAID OF LYNCHING will give you^an idea of -the devel­ that of having aflonting power station i. The site will be spend two weets with relatives, opment of the plan for electr c pro­ from which other craft linving1noth­ (B r Th» A**«<UUd Prent e of the late WllA - "*• bci* returned home yespulsion up-to-date. ing other than motors installed in ■, whose famous tord®>" from Hnmmondsport. N. Y., LANSING, Mich., Aug. 2.— Gover­ This report has received consider­ them might get their current. The ; Maitland, known whore she ha* bcc» visitin^her parnor Gfosbeck hns refused to permit able notice In New York newspapers prneticnl application of this idea will f the beauty spots Mr« nri Mrs' Fritlel1 {ar scvcral i extradition of Thomas Ray, a negro, nnd we thought you would llko to revolutionize operations nn the barge ntion is ideal for * wksMr’ Lee went to Jnck?onville I wanted in Guirgia on n murder charge. know about it as some of .Mr. Don-, success its popularity j. ^ M n la y to meet his wife. canals nnd inland waterways, he pre­ I Attorneys for Ray, the governor annelly’s friends in your city will he in­ .mis, C laude Herndon and- son redicted He pointed out that it would i nounred, had produced evidence in­ ti rested. , , turned home Saturday from Waycross he n very easy matter to build five vuns will have its , . ,, ,, , dicating that the return of the negro Mr Dounely :* now on tus >>ay from i . . . where they went to see Mr. Herndon barges of 20tl Ion*, capacity each t« ephone, while the , . . . . . . | to Georgia might endanger his life, New York to Oswego passing through ... , j at the hospital there. supplied with power by a cable run­ j and that he might not receive a trial, the New York State BUrge Canal and t r.i u, ie o I n Tom Martin left Saturday for Madning from a generator on the power while the Georgia authorities, the priM-i t\p. u- ,son> for nn indefinite stay-with his (B# Tk» A u orlllil Piw«) . demonstrating this system with hi* boat. No barges of this type have maged by Airs. L .)pnmits j governor said, had failed to produce hints. TAMPA, Agu. 2.—Santos P. Vdbeen constructed thus far, the Invcntmanaged several Mf uhJ Mr, r B U ngley, Dr. evidence that they hnd n case against dez, n groccrynuin, is at liberty today AVe enclose a clipping from the on said, but expressed the belief thnt n.tels in Florida .,:ul M|.s u r i„.rnfri,.yi Mrs. Hazard, Ray. Journal of Commerce dated .lutv JI. under a thousand dollar bond After they -conhi tie propelled economically \ irginia Inn in \jr anq Mrs. IMplar and Masters The dipping follows: being arrested yesterday on a chirp under the patented arrangement. ider her manage- prank 1 r.ngk-y and Chnrles Piplnr William T Donnelly, the well known of arson in connection witih the bus­ The Dawn, with the generator in­ *■ were a congenial party motoring to dry dock designer, yesterday demoqing o f his store. stalled in her, follows the New Ern, Every time a “ slide” occurs in the ahania Hotel Co., Daytona Pea. h yesterday. startisl hi* new idrn of a unique ap­ which ha* only n motor. The New 1-. Kcezel; viceMr. and Mrs. Vivian Speer and par-' Pannmn canal the railroads snicker in plication of electricity for the propul­ Era. however, is not solely dependent A heat wave is not quite so had a ewell; secretary ty of friends motored to Daytona their sleeves and haul a few more sion of boats A large number of cars of freight. n crime wave. The piychologirt upon her consort as she has a large in Kroncnherger; Beach yesterday, where they spent ihe Jhcyping men, marine engineers and don’t waste so many words trying U storage battery which will drive her Joseph Kronen- day. naval arvhite»*ts boanlcd the two .!0motor. By this arrangement towing explain it. 666 cures Chills and Fever - Howard Smith, Ed. Higgins ami R. fonl heats—the New Era and . Dawn fees in port may he done away with , R. Dens motored to Daytona Beach —-while they wiiwe moored to Pier Mr Donnelly said that the two -hips (ME j yesterday. •. , 2 in the North River nnd saw a prac­ had already made u voyage, in Schen­ '(lit 1 > HEIGHTS. | Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Babbit and tical application of the system. In ectady nnd one to Brunswick, Ga , on Mrs. Howard Smith spent the week- j lizer without getting our NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF the Daw*, a Van RUrv gasoline divine which he had sailed ;>,000 miles and of the firm of cnd at Coronado Beach, MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticiitl, had been installed to drive an electric had gone but to sen. ‘Jfirt mites. The as purchased the Mi» « » Eva and Iluby MU1*r, the Sprayers, Poultry' Supplies. •> Krnerator. The New Era has only two ships on n tandem arrangement tile on Sanford Kiusts of Mr*‘ A - W.’ Smith, motored ! Get August 1st. 1921 Price Lists. Now. furnishing “ SIMON PURE’ t*d an electric motor, the current for arc able to.make a speed of 3 knots. a .t. so purchased the to Orlando yesterday. , - I “ GEM BRANDS” which is supplied by the generator in The advantages of the floating cent­ . . Mrs. Porter Pitts has returned home "ill make manv , . i the Dawn and conveyed by a cable. E. 0. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. , from Barnesville, uu.. where she has ral power Million are that Ihe boats e same and ihtj . i JACKSONVILLE Thr inventor of tho new scheme re­ -:-:FLORIDA .. , wen visiting her parents for several are *o much more eawily controlled, 10 me, Mac is a , ferred with some sentiment |o the 1weeks. obtain a cheap power supply and can fact that Robert Fulton's first stcam1 lb lkbts " ll* Joe Thompson and family of Jackoperate safely on waters that are not tatal, the Clermont, started out from ' r h£ ln sonville, are spending a few days navigable to other barges. It was no­ the sums piers off the Battery qn her ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE 1l' r< " and here, stopping at the Montezuma, ticed that there is virtually nd vibra­ history making voyages. Potntijig everything thnt w 01jvcr Murrell, o f Wauchula and tion on the Nefc Era when running. W. J . TH IG P E N & COMPANY out that Fulton did not create any­ . itj. He is the -p u art Gitier, of lotkeland, were in The boat eah be operated more easily thing hut merely applied what had al­ Sanford nei-ds the c jtj. Saturday enroutc to Delaind AGENTS than an automobile, he said, as she ready been discovered, Mr Donnelly t where they were called to defend a is steered in the same manner and saal that he, tivi, had followed the [O r(? lease in court. • all S p e e d s , both forward and reverse, same lead. The two boats slipped may be attained by merely moving a Open H ere; 1>r l" ,rft ,i>da>' for ml o r r t c e p j x ip l e s b a n k bc’ i l d i n g tbdr mooring' at S ,-Vhvk and prv>|ami where he will In- associated in control on the indicator If barge* I’eedis! up the river. Early this niornF lo r id * n business with his brother. Dr. Brand S a n fo r d are built they can be operated by men with no more training than a street U in the We!aka mnde nmn>' wh,lc here * ho ................ ***** ipied bv John T. n ^ [ t0 hcar ° f h'» d*Partun? but car motorman has, Mr. Donnelly „ , wish him success in his new undertake raid.. orce of workmen . n , :_ . ,v , ^ _ , mg. Dr. Tom J. Moore recently nurtr.g tne place get- , , „ . . . . , ' “ My invention, which will plate the . . . , chased Dr. Brands business here. poiVor plant in ot\e vessel with others in convoy to enr^v the freight, is bas­ GAINESVILLE— A memorial tab­ ed on the same theory by which a cen­ let to the memory of Haisley Lvr.ch, tral station on the land supplies cur­ ~l was weak and run-down." . only Gainesville soldicti killed in act­ rent to hundreds of electric train ,’’ relates Mrs. Eula Burnett, of ion .in the world war, was pnve !e 1 he said by way of explanation. “ It Dalton, Ga. , ” 1 was thin and in the Fir^t Presbyterian rhurvn here means increased efficiency and lower just felt tired, all the time. Sunday, the gift of liaulcy Lynch costs Boats operating under the sysT didn’t rest well. 1 wasn’t m Post o f the American Legion. Mem­ i tom will be able to make a trip «Ter hungry. I knew, by I H A V E THEM bers of the legion and other forour |through the New York Barge Canal this, I needed a tonic, and OPEN NOSTRILS! END service men jUrtn.rd the ceneroory in shorter time than required by a as there is none better than— A COLD OR CATARRH in a body. Hnisley Lynch was the freight train for the same journey only son of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Lyncn across New York State. of this city and a nephew of Cnpt. ” 1 think that a SlO-ton barge is the George M. Lynch, city superintend­ ideal sire. It would bo .possible for a ent of schools at St. 'Vtersbur;;. His line of barges operating under the County fifty! Your cold in head or body was returned from France and new system to deliver carload lota of catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos­ buried her* two works ago. tion— lots are being sold right along and building in thU high class freight from Schenectady trils will open, the air passages of in twenty.four hours, whereas the your bead will clear and you can section is such as to gladden the heart pf those who ha™ According to the Miami Metropolis,! railroads require seven days for the breathe freely. No more snuffling, the good of Sanford at heart. « hawking, mucous discharge, dryness contractors are now making up their same service " The invention has been fully de­ or headache, no struggling for breath bids for the construction o f the new . . . I began using Cardul." This is no idle talk— 1 have weighed the statement steel and concrete theatre for J. H. scribed several times before In the at night. continues Mrs. Burnett Bradshaw and associates. The the­ to say ju st what is my candid convictions would pi Get a small bottle o f Ely’s Cream marine magazines and the newspa­ "After my first bottle, r alept better and ate better. I took most too strong for the careful, conservative personpers. However, many o f the ship­ Balm from your druggist and apply a atre is to be built at.the corner o f four bottles. Now I’m well, ping tr.cn had never had an oppor­ little o f this fragrant antiseptic cream Sasj Flagler street and Third aven­ person whose eyes are turned backward— The fellow in your nostrils. It penetrates through ue, and from.the drawings and speci­ fine! just flee, eat and sleep, tunity to inspect the arrangement. has VISION will agree with me now- the other later. every rlr passage of the head, sooth­ fications It appears that this will be a mg akin Is clear and I have ing am? healing the swollen or in­ very handsome and commodious gained and sure feel that flamed mucous membrane, giving ^rou amusement place It is to be fire­ Cardul la the best tonic ever w ater w ay instant relief. Head colds and catarrh proof and of size to accommodate the made.” yield like magic. Don’t stay stuffed- largest road shows. The plans for Thousands of other women WASHINGTON, A uc. 2—Construc­ hare found Cardul just aa tion of a navigable waterway between i p and miserable. Relief is sure.— Mrs. Burnett did. ' It should the Flint end Ocranlgee* rivers in It*!? you. t Georeia. U Ina’driaable, according to n j It is astonishing how much nubreport o f army engineers transmitted licity these men who are against Sun­ Watch the South East Com er o f Page_ today to congress by Secretary Weeks. day newspapers manage to get in the 666 cures Bilious Fever, Sunday newspapers. "B ulCD urham Smith BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES '? £ £ £ £ eral Fire Insurance Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” �*sJgUIUMJja THE SANFORD W E E K LY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1921 Geneva and Chuluota Among the Gems Seminole’s Diamond Setting In the lake girt hills of Eastern Seminole County are the little cities of Geneva and Chuluota connected with the recently built good road from Oviedo and on thfe branch line of the Florida East Coast railroad. Ge­ neva should be, and beyond all doubt will be, one o f the popular winter resorts of Florida as soon as the people are.informed o f her many charms- Geneva is on a good brick road from Sanford and is about 18 miles from this city, the buss line making two. trips a day each way and bring passengers to and from Sanford. With one small hotel and four stores and backed by a fine farming country, fine orange groves and the turpentine and lumber industry Geneva has prospered but has hardly grown commensurate, with the growth of the other parts of the county. The stores all report a fine business and the Lo­ gan Mercantile Co., reports more business in July than in June and everyone in and around Geneva seems prosperous and contented. On the high ridge and flanked by many beauti' ful lakes Geneva offers much to the tourist •who would seek the quiet byways away from the crowd there to fish and hunt and have a power boat on beautiful Lake Harney or on some of the many smaller lakes. etc., make Chuluota an active and progres­ sive little city. The Chuluota Company, un­ der the able direction of C. D. Brumley have worked wonders in the Chuluota section m clearing lands for farms and erecting many buildings. Mr. Brumley had the right idea when he went into this virgin forest and cleared up a big farm, putting in all the lat­ est improvements and planting the many crops that will grow so well in the fine soil of this district. With silos, fine herd of cows, good hogs, water works and lighting system the farm demonstrates to the visitor what can be done in and around Chuluota. Old farms and orange groves in the Chuluota section, are proof o f the fertility o f the soil under all conditions. The new farms show what can be done with modern ideas and im-. provements. Sweet potatoes, corn, cow peas, sorghum and cane and all the general farm­ ing crops are found growing on the rich soil o f the Chuluota farms. In and around the bungalows and farm homes the profusion of fruits and flowers and shrubbery demon­ state what the thrifty woman can do in the way of beautifying a Florida home. The land is well drained and has a good clay subsoil. Beautiful orange groves of big bearing trees and many young groves are proof o f the as­ The Wakefield Preserving Co., is the b ig - • sertion that Chuluota is among the real gest asset to Geneva’s manufacturing inter­ orange sections of the county. With the fine ests. Started on a small scale the Wakefield farms under cultivation, with the fine hogs Preserving Co., has grown into one of the and cattle and nice homes, showing the pros­ best in' the state and their present quarters perity of this section there is no experiment are entirely inadequate to take care of the about Chuluota as a place to raise fruits and immense business in the making of jellies general farm crops and stock. It is all there and preserves and canned goods of all kinds. to speak for itself and in the near future both They have demonstrated that Geneva has the Geneva and Chuluota sections will be fill­ wonderful possibilities if the people will but ed with tourists and homeseekers who will graSp them. Geneva has some of the best come seeking what they want and they will orange groves in the county. find it. Chuluota stores are all prosperous, seven new bungalow homes are contemplat­ Chuluota is one o f the few towns in Semi­ ed, many improvements are being made and nole County that boasts o f a good all-thethose who are looking for a location would do year-round hotel, the Chuluota Inn, and this well to take a ridgover the fine roads of Semtogether with many new ” buildings, stores, TH IS PU BLIC ITY inole county and visit Geneva and Chuluota in the hills of Seminole county where nature has dotted a wonderful landscape with glist­ ening lakes and where the hand of man needs but to supplement the hand o f nature to in­ sure a bounteous harvest from the srpiling land on every side. 1 Chuluota will be on the new road connectjnglndian River City on thet coast with Or23 dlstant>and will have splendid access with every part o f the county and the state roads in every direction. It is also on the Florida East Coast railway. m ■ Chuluota is Seminole’s gateway to the great Okeechobee country that is opening up such wonderful vistas of wealth to the people who are looking for locations for homes and farms where they can plant semi-tropical and tropical fruits in profusion and realize good, returns from them. All o f this part of Seminole County will be greatly benefitted by the good roads and highways that are to be built in the near fu­ ture and that will give the residents an out­ let for their.crops and an inlet for their sup­ plies at very reasonable rates. , The ship by water and truck agitation will find an an­ swer on Lake Harney and the good roads ip and around Geneva and Chuluota. Not many years ago a steamer plied the waters o f the upper St. Johns river from Sanford to Geneva dock there being five feet of water and a one hundred foot wide channel all the way. This navigation will be opened again and steam­ ers will be making the regular Vun from San­ ford to Geneva supplying the surrounding territory with merchandise and carrying the fruits and vegetables to the ocean there to be transferred to ocean-going refrigerator steamships. Not in the experimental stage and not theories but facts face the man visiting east­ ern Seminole today. C A M PAIG N IS M AD E POSSIBLE B Y THE FOLLOW ING PROGRESSIVE FIRM S A N D IN D IV ID U A L S OF SEM INOLE C O U N T Y : -S A N F O R D - £ Chase & Co. Chas. E. Henry, l Commission Merchant X Hill Hardware Co. H ill Lumber Co. Lloyd Shoe Store R. R; Eldridge Commission Merchant Star Theatre Roberts* Grocery Bryan & W heeler, Autos Edw. H iggins, Autos. | Sanford^Tnlck Growers, Inc J. E. Spurling. Real Egtate * Seminole County Bank It Peoples Bank o f Sanford X First National Bank X W igh t Grocery Co., • Wholesalers Vegetable Broker The Ball Hardware C o .. — H aight & « rMagee — *3— J Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. Perkins & Britt, Haberdashers D . C. Marlowe Automobiles. Automobiles. MjHer’s Bakery -- H. B. Lewis, Real Estate Cowan’s Tin Shop W ight Bros. Co., Autos Chero-Cola Bottling Co. Reher Bros., Auto Painting V Contractor V . C. n Coller, r « i w r^ H .o n tn r Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co., S. 0 . Shinholser, Contractor Crates Southern Utilities Co. Lee B r o * . . „„ K ent Vulcanizing W orks Standard Auto .Top Co. #A . Kanner, General Merchandise R. E. Stevens, Physician W ilson & Toomer, Fertilizers Realty L«an ^ Guar. Co. Automotive Supply Co. Speer & Son, Dry Goods J. N . Tolar, Physician John Russel], * Commission Merchant L. P. McCuIler, Groceries John T. Brady, Jeweler Geo. W . Knight, Real Estate and Insurance - C. T. McCulley, Garage E. A . Farnell, Groceries H . B. McCall, Gen. M dse. f . J. Miller & Son ' Hodges & McMullen, Barbers Sanford Farmers Exchange — C H U L U O T A ------Florida Cuba Cigar Co. Cigar Manufacturers J. E. Synder, Dry Goods W . A . W hitcomb, Stanley & R ogers, Groceries Real Estate D. D. Daniel, Groceries Brown’s M eat M arket I. D. M artin, • Chuluota Company, Groceries, Meats -------- L O N G W O O B ------ -- Cates’ Crate Co. John G. Leonardi Groceries, Feeds Attorney-at-Law E . W . Henck, M ayor Merchant’s Grocery Co. w m to m s ih T lin ^ , Store •’ S =-=. ^ g ar 7 S 'f Longwood Hotel A . J. Lossing, Quick Serrice 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 E V A - A . H . Fuller & Son, Groceries Logan Merc. Co. D . B. McIntosh, General Merchandise C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse. E. Curlett, Coca-Cola Bottling C o .. Fargo Lumber Co. -------- - M O N R O E - J. W ._____________________ Flynt, Gen. Mdse. I f Bell Bros., Growers, Ship’r s W akefield Preserving C o .; E . A . Osteen, Grocer * •»:. I L ' - - ~ r; MS 'S T . A . O’Neill, Clothing, Shoes - i O i iis f e ft ti ■1 vJ _ :i ■ —^_- 4-.-T=**== k-'i - K k > i Grocerles D. L; Thrasher, . 5. t > Lfi General Merchandise Attorney-at-Law A . P.' Connelly, Real Estate T h ^ A H e ^ S ^ O . . Sh General Merchandise Deane Turner, Groceries sanford Paint & W all P a- A . Raffeld, Ladies’ W ear George Fox, Cold Storage ^ r Co. H . R . Stevens, Mayor M ahoney-W alker Co. W aters’ Kandy Kitchen C. M . Hand, Sheriff Plumbers Sanford Battery Service Co. H. C. DuBose, Real Estate B. & 0 . Motor Co„ Autos Sanford Machine & Foun- Frank Akers Mobley’s Drug Store dry Co. ‘ # Gillen & Fry, Sanford Coca-Cola B o t Co. R ay Bros., Battery Service Sanford Steam Laundry Clyde St* JohnB River Line irotei Montezuma J* J* Mauser, Cigar M fgiv The Yowell Co., D e p t Store Bobbin’s Credit Store Drown Paper Co. W . S. Rrice, Contractor Carter Lumber Co. Sanford Dry Goods Co. Hill Implement & Supl Co. M . Fleischer, H. McLaulin, . ■ . Jeweler J R W .... Lord’s Purity W ater Commission Merchant Bower & Roumillat, D rugs . Elder Springs W ater Co. O V I E D O Surprise Shoe Store ‘ 0 . P. Swope Land Co. L. A . Brand, Optician C. L. W est, Groceries F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Lawton Bros Co., Haynes & R atliff, T. G. Simmons, Physician Printers, Office Supplies Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. George A . DeCottes, - r > "if �I* j M i i -' . .4.' ‘ ' S • , j •.;>■>. j Av{i*T 'i '.u . ; i : i u ; j . ; ' I * TTHE SANFO&D W EEK LY H E R A L D /F R ID A Y , A U G U ST 6, 1921 —r— GENEVA AND CHULUOTA THE PROSPEROUS SECTIONS OF SEMINOLE PHOTOGRAPH PROVES IT M erchants and Growfers A r e H aving Most Busy Season y» 1? j ! MORE GOOD ROADS W ILL GIVE THIS SECTION FINE . TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES (Trora ■ 1 i f *■ I Dtllr) I t ia well to take a trip over Semi­ nole county at least once each month and to see the many places of interest, to note the progress o f tho various sections o f the county and <o sec the many great improvements that are being made. The editor o f the Herald ▼Isitod Geneva and Chuluota in a flyin g trip Monday and ho 'wishes most heartily that he had time to spend a month in the hills of North­ east Seminole where the Econlockhatdbie is fed from the crystal streams that com e from tho hilla and flows on sw iftly townrd Puzzle Lake and the aipper S t. Johns river, where the beau­ tiful d e a r water lakes vie with the tropical foliage and the fruits and flowers and whore for many years a lhappy and contented people have nnde their homes hewing out their fortunes from tho wild and rugged wilderness and now living to enjoy the fruits of their labors and their victory over the forest primeval. Geneva and Chuluota and other fav­ orell spots in Seminole county, are not experiments in farming and fruit growing. They have the goods and can show them. Inhabited by a hap­ py and contented people who have liv­ ed there for many years these fine Jiomes and fnrms and hustling little dtics demonstrate what the soil will yield where it is worked by experi­ enced farmers and stock men. The merchants in this section all sing a song of prosperity. They are the bar­ ometers o f trade conditions in their re­ spective bailiwicks and they huvo had one of the heat seasons in their his­ tory. The farmers have had a good season and with the growers of citrus fruits are looking forward to n better -one in 1921 and 22. .Turned with a fine system of good 'roads and with future developments contemplated thnt will give Geneva and Chuluota nn outlet east and west -to ocean and gulf, with a good road to ‘.Sanford and many lateral roods that will be built later the transportation question Is settled. With the splen«\id fishing on the upper St. Johns riv­ er, the clear water lnkes and the riv«ra, with benutiful l>ake Harney all teeming with fish, with the forests filled with game, therj is no renson why tourists should not mukc this port « f Floridn the most popular in the tstste. For the man who would raise .stock,'who would grow fruits and vegetables, who would carry on gener­ al farming and poultry raising there is no better place In the state. For tho seeker of health who would get awny from the crowded places and want nature's solitudes in the* high and dry hills and piney woods, where .pure water nn’d health giving breezes ran* there fo r the seeking, there is no Ibetter plnce in the south. Away from the beaten path per­ haps, not known to many strangers as je t , but onco aeon never to bo forgot­ ten, this northeastern part of SemiDole, county holds out inducements tb tho tourists hnd the homeseckcr that will at some time in the near future cover the land with fine homes and farms and growing villages and cit­ ies. And Sanford and the Herald are proud of these "wonder places" in our county. We intend to get in closer touch and keep in closer touch with them in the future. They are the best assets to this city because they offer so many inducements in pleasure and profit. They are our beat assets be­ cause they are peopled with the class o f citizens who believe in good homes .and good farm s and good groves and .good stock and with the class o f citi­ zens who take a pride in their own section and in the whole o ( Seminole county. The Herald will have more about Seminole county in future Is­ sues. y iV ' ■“ Hat-Snap Beats the Heat Trap Ever Made," Mrs. Emily Shaw Says. husband bought $2 trap. I bought a 65c box of RAT-SNAP. The trap only caught 3 rats but RATSNAP killed 12 in s week. I'm never without RAT-SNAP. Reckon ! could - n’t raise chicks without, it." RAT'SN A P comes in cakes. Three sizes, 86c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.—AdV. PERSONAL NOTES \ (From ToMd»jr'» D tU j) ^ Mrs. Ben Caswell will entertain tho members of tho Bon Ton Bridge Club and some extra guests at her home on Magnolia Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Chns. D. Taylor have T R A D E M A R K returned from n ten days motor trip on the west coast, visiting Arcadia, Fort Myers, Tnmpa and St. Peters­ $625 f. o. b. Detroit burg. Rev. A. S. Peck, accompanied by Algeron Speer, left yesterday for Daytona Beach where they will spend u % this week. ti Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tapp and son, Lyle, of Third street and Elm aven­ ue, left Saturday fo r their former home, Pueblo, Colo. Last winter is tho third that they havo been in San­ ford, hnving bought a homo here. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Berry, of West Side, left yesterday fo r a fortnight’s stay at Coronado. While at the beach they will occupy the Blake cottage. Mr. Berry took his boat along and hopes to catch plenty o f fish. Mrs. Hunter and son, Douglas, and their aunt, Mrs. Socord, are staying fo r a prolonged visit In Palm Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson and nephew, Jnck Fox, left Saturday for Daytona Beach where they will spend "In the tractor the farmer now has a machine in which is harnessed some time. one of the most adaptable, efficient, economical sources of power in the Mr. John G. Leonardy has bought a world— the internal combustion engine. farm on Cameron avenue, where he and Mrs. Leonardi will take up their "The tractor will multiply the productive capacity of each individual residence on the 16th. farm worker from three to four times over. Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Chase and fam­ i « ily left Saturday for their cottage at "It will put the farmer on n par with the city manufacturer. It will Daytonn Bench. They were accom­ put his produce-producing factory— for that is what a farm is—on to an panied by Miss Elizabeth Whitncr who efficient production basis. • will spend some time with them. Mrs. Gunter nnd son, Alton, of "It will enable each worker to earn so much more thnt he can be paid Third street, hnve returned home front more and still leave a greater profit for the man who hiros him, It will nn enjoyable visit with relatives at enable the farmer to work fewer hours in the day, giving him piore time to New Smyrna. enjoy iife. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Matthews and Miss Mildred Dickson hnve returned "I believe the tractor will make fanning what it ought to bo— the most home from Sapphire, N, C., where tliey pleasant, the most healthful, the most profitable business on earth.” have spent several weeks. Miss Mildred Dickson is the guest of Mrs. Frank Talbott at her home on West First street, during the absence of Mr. Talbott, who is in St. Louis on business. I Mrs. W. J. Thigpen nnd littlo! A U TH O R IZ E D D E A LE R daughter, Katherine, havo returned from Dnytonn Bench where they spent Inst week. Miss Helen Gonzales, who with hrr family are so pleasantly remembered 5th. Mr. nnd Mrs. Key have been section. This new city of Florida is ns former residents of Sanford, now enjoying n month's visit to the many certainly among tho wonder cities, of Miami, has been stopping for two places on the Pacific) coast, Colorado, and has a fine chance of becoming the weeks at Daytona Bench with her Salt Lake City, Yellow Stone Park, metropolis of that vast Everglades mint, Mrs. E. LaRue Bliss, of Orlan­ nnd other points of interest. region that is richer than tho far do. Mins Helen nnd her mother, Mrs. Grant Kersey returned to his home fnmed Nile river. EAT LESS MEAT IF YOU KEEL Frank J. Gonzales, will spend the re­ in Bonalr, Ga., yesterday after visit­ BACKACIIY OH HAVE BLAD­ mainder of the summer at Green ing his relatives,, Mr. and Mrs. J„ E. Mrs. E. G. Tyner has arrived in the DER TROUBLE. Cove Springs. Laing, at their home on Oak avenuo. city and w ill.be the guest a t her Miss Buulnh Perry’ , of Birmingham, G. F. Hylton, of Jacksonville, is daughter, Mrs. R. J. Holly. Mrs. Ala., is the attractive guest of hor spending several days here on business. Meat forms uric acid which excite* Tyner has been visiting relatives at uncle nnd aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mr. Hylton is proprietor of the and overworks the kidneys in their Williston, Morriston, and Gainosvillc, Christenberry at their home, 803 Hylton restaurants of Jacksonville,* efforts to filter it from the system. for the past month. * Park avenue. Regular caters of meat must flush and us here to see about opening a Mrs. I,ce Orlan Perry, o f Iotkcland/ cafeteria here. the kidneya occasionally. You must WILL TAKE UP in here visiting friends. Kuipli Simmdns, of Jacksonville, BRIDGE QUESTION. relieve them like you relieve your Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Ray, of Lakeland, spent the week-end here with his pla­ bowels; removing all the acids, waste are spending u few days here at the ter, Miss Mildred Simmons, who has and poison, else you feel a dull mis­ Notice of Public Hearing to be Held Montezuma. n ery .in the kidney region, sharp pains been the guest of Miss Julia Zachary. August 15, 1921, in the Court Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thomas and Miss Mildred Simmons and her in the back or. sick headache, dizzi­ House, at Sanford, Fla. two children, of Miami, are spending ness, your stomach sours, tongu» is brother, Ralph, left yesterday in their a few days here stopping at the Mon­ coated and when the Weather is bad enr for their home in Jacksonville, The War Department having under tezuma. after hnvihg spent some time here'ns you have rheumhtie twinges. The consideration nn application of the Misses Lu<'il*-* Denton and Kather­ the guests of Missrjulin Zachary. urine is cloudy, full of sediment; the ine Aycock and Mrs. Denton returned Board of County Commissioners of J. L. Kelly, of Chicago, III., was a channels often get irritated, obliging home yesterday from Daytona Beach Seminole county, Florida, for approv­ business visitor hern yesterday stop­ you to get up two or three times (hir­ where they have been spending sever­ al of plans for the construction of a ping nt the Montezuma. ing the night. nl weeks. bridge across theSt. Johns river, at Mr. and Mrs. J. | J . Lawson, and lit­ To ncuartlize these irritating acid* Misses Zoe und Fannie Reba Mun­ Osteen Ferry, Fla., a public hearing tle daughter, Dorothea, hnve return­ and ffiish off the body’a urinous waste son, Messrs. L. D. Brown and Albert will be held in the court house, at San­ ed home from an extended visit to get about four ounces of Jad Salts Bearden, Mr. nnd Mrs. Vivian Speer ford, Fla., at 9:30 a. m., Monday, from any pharmacy; take a tableformed a congenial party motoring to Atlanta, Douglnsville and Valdosta. August 16, 1921, for the purpose of • J. L. Kennedy, of Faycttvllle, N. C., spooful in .a glass of water before Daytona Beach Sunday. corulderjng the sufficiency o f the pro­ Frank Akers spent Sunday in Day­ is spending some time here a', the visions for navigation made by the breakfast for a few days and your Montezuma. kidneys will then nci fine and blndder tona- Beach enjoying the finfc surf. plans as submitted, or nn yehnnges disorders disappear This famous Mm. Richard L. Sellars nnd little Mr. nnd Mrs. Grover Spearing nnd that may be required to avoid unrea­ salts is made from the acid of grapes their guests, Misses Dorothy Fletcher daughfer, Virginia Lucilc, of Sanford sonable interference with navigation. and lemon juice, combined with lithis, and Iris Spearing, spent the day very Heights, left yesterday for St. Peters­ Accordingly, notice is hereby given nnd has been used fpr gentgation* to pleasantly at Daytona Bench Sunday. burg and Pass-a-Griile, ‘ where they that ail persons interested arc invited clean and stimulate sluggish kidney* Mr. and Mrs. L. P. McCuller and L. will spend a' month. to be present nt the above named time P,, jr., motored to Daytona Beach on Miss Elizabeth Black, of the First nnd place to express their views upon nnd stop bladder irritation. Jad Suit* Sunday. Nntionnl Bnnk, is enjoying n month's the adequacy of the plans with ref­ is inexpensive; harmless and makes a vacation at Jacksonville, Atlanta, nnd erence to the navigation of the delightful effervescent lithia-wnter (From W t d s t t d ij'i XJallr) drink which millions of men and wo­ other points. stream. While all statements at the Mrs. W. P. Carter, and mother, men take now and then, thus avoiding A. M. Lechleitner and little daugh­ hearing are given due consideration, Mrs. Lee, left yesterday fo r Denver, serious kidney and bladder disease. ter, Katherine, of Sclmn, Ala., are important facta, anti statistics intend­ Colo. Adv. visiting the^family of Mrs. S. A. Ber­ ed to have especial weight in the final Miss Eleanor Roberts, returned ner. determination of the case, should pre­ home Monday front Richmond, Va., ferably be submitted in writing. 1K u K lu x Drives a Hughes Register has returned from where she was the guest o f Mr. and By authority o f the Chief of En­ Savannah Builder Mrs. It. R. Eldrcdge,, fo r several Lake Butler, where he visited home gineers, U. S.t Army. foks. weeks. WM. C. LEMEN, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Roby Laing, left yes­ Mnjor, Corps o f Engineers, U. S. A. family, are here from a visit to terday for Washington, D. C., where SAVANNAH, Aug. 3,—The direc­ Okeechobee. That is, the family are they will be for several weeks, going tors of the Savannah Builders’ ExPAOLA ITEMS. from there to Michigan, where they here from a visit as B. A., is a resi­ change, at a meeting last night, of* dent o f the Pahokee or Okeechobee will be until October first. fered a reward of $100 for the arrest Mrs. McNcal, of Kissimmee, is the section, and is operating in land deats Mrs. Wynn, of Chuluota, visited her conviction o f tha party or parties guest o f Mrs. J. E. Laing, at Tier upon a large ' scale. 'Mr, Howard sister, Mrs. Walker, here last Satur- wj,0> two weeks* ego, sent a Ku Klux home on Oak avenue. “ > knows the Okeechojwe section and Klan note to Vf. A. Chafe*, * w«1'* Mm. R. E. Peck nnd Miss Helen says that it la one of the richest in Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Wynp left known contractor, advjsing that he Peck are spending this week In Jack­ the state, and is just now getting a Saturday night for Valdosta, Ga. They leave town. Chafee departed aoon af­ real start on the road to prosperity. received a message«that their mother ter receipt o f tho note, ; sonville. ,<» ’• The directors also passIB a resolu­ Messrs. H. C. DuBose, Hamden He is among the pioneers of the Pa­ was ill. Miss Gladys Hack accompan­ ied thorn. • JL tion expressing eonfidsnee in Chafe*, DuBosc and Ralph Woodruff, motored hokee region and has made good. ta Tnmpa yesterday. Major W. E. Holmes, of Okeecho­ Mr. G. B, Burnett and family mo­ and declared he had violated no I*w and was a good citizen. Chafee Misses Laura and Jimmie Laing, bee was In the city today shaking tored to Maitland Tuesday. Mrs. McNeu land Grant Kersey, re­ hands with his many old friends. . __ _from _ _ _ f now in the W est according Mr, and Mrs. W. Gains moved turned from pay tons Beach yesterday Major HOlmes was a resident o f this "here Tuesday.' They moved to Wil- mation received here and is preparing to live ta Loe Angeles, Calif. where they have been spending sever­ city for many years, being connected son s comer. _________1 . . ___ - " -* al days. with the ice and water plants, but has We are going to have preaching Cards have been received by several been a resident,of. Okeechobee for the again on August 14th, at + p . m. •, „ The world newi the day.lt J tog jP j. delivered et your door each evening, from Mrs. Raymond Key stating that past seven years, and Is counted one . 15c the week, they will return home Friday, August of the pioneers of that fast growing Try a Herald Want Ad today.. - iat ■Machine Pow er Farming Mrs. H. L. Willoughby of Philadel­ phia, who was formerly Miss Fuller of Milwaukee. Is a real flsherlndy, Down In Florida recently she caught a tnrpon weighing 100 pounds, and which inenBured 5 feet and 8 Inches. TWO HELD AS AFTERMATH OF WELCH KILLING (Ur Ttn A ttotliU d Pi i u i WELCH, W. VA., Aug. 3.—Two men are being held today ft>r)the killing of Sid Hatfield and W. R. Chambers, residents of Mntownn, W. Yn., shot here yesterday shortly be­ fore the former was to n|rpear in circlut court to answer to n charge of being the instigator of the shooting of severnl detectives at Matewan two years agv>. It in expected they will he turned over to the state. Through his name and the romance nttached to his participation in Matewan in May, 1920, in which 10 men were kill­ ed, his death was of sufficient signifi­ cance to bring comment from Gov. E. F, Morgan und front J. F. Kenney, president i>f district 17, United Mine Workers of America. Gov. Morgan expressed his regret thnt the killings had occurred, and Keeney termed the act aa murder. C. E. Lively, n Baldwin-Fclts detective, and George Buster .Spence, n Nowell county deputy sheriff, were the two tnen held for the live arrested in con­ nection with the ense. Chambers and Hatfield testified before the si nnte committee investigating the trouble in Ihc West Virginia coal fields. QUESTION WAGE SCALE -DISCUSSED HEADS OF FOUR BIG BROTHER­ HOODS. SWITCHMEN AND R. ' It. BXECUTVE8 *< (B? Th« Au m Ii M Pr«M) NEW YORK, Aug. 3.—Tho ques­ tion of wage reductions and working conditions were taken up at a con­ ference here today between heads of four big railroad brotherhoods, and the Switchmen’s union \)f North Am ­ erica and committee of association of Railway Executives. REVOLUTION IN LISBON SAII) TO HAVE STARTED ACCORDING TO DISPATCH. (■ 7 TX* Ai x k U k J F n u l LONDON, Aug. 3.— A Reuters dis­ patch Tiled In Madrid yesterday states that following rumors from Vigo, a revolution has broken out in Lisbon. The telegTam, received direct from the Portuguese capital, said extensive precautionary measures had been taken in that city. - Chicago bandits reported to Have robbed man right in Chicago City hall. Influence of environment, probably.— Denver Times. ■» -V — Get your Scratch Pads from The For office supplies, stationery, etc., Herald—by the pound— 15c. to the Herald office. TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS Out of That City | ifirf3t4^r W w ffl j * - - VJ - \ . • -j*. �•■'4 THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1921 FLORIDA LEADS KILLING AT ORLANDO IN GRAPEFRUIT P HAS RESTAURANT MAN VICTIM CALIFORNIA, HOWEVER. GOES INTO LEAD IN ORANGE SHIPMENT . A statement has just been issued from the office of the Association of tress, held here in connection with Railway Executives which shows that Postmistress o f West his death, believed he would escape or more citrus fruit, with the exception that she wou!d\bo unable to get the of lemons, has been shipped from Cal­ Palm Beach in ifornia and Florida to date this sea­ money from him so killed him. son, despite the increased freight Custody rates, than during the corresponding H U N D R ED S CASES period last season. The statement shows Florida approximately 10,000 OF PE LLA G R A IN cars behind California both last seaSTA TE O K L A H O M A soti and this :n orange shipments, and found in RQOM a t h o t e l approximately 10,000 cars ahead o f THAT HAD CONTAINED OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Aug. 2. the far-west state in shipments of STOLEN MONEY — Morethan 400 cases of pellagra in grapefruit. # California shipped 25.608 cars o f , Oklahoma weretodaf reported to Dr. 0RLANDOr Aug. 2.—W . H. Mllt- A. ft. Lewi's, state health commis- oranges in the 1020 season to June 1 eere, proprietor of the Arcade rea- Aoner, who said he was sure there and 29 950 cars to June 1, 1921. Flori­ Unnnt, was found dead, shot through were from 500 to 600 ^asea in the da, shipped 15,002 cars o f oranges to the heart, in a room at a local hotel state. The disease is becoming pre­ June 1, 1020, and 18,782 cars to June ,bout 10 o’clock laat night. valent among the Indians, according1 1, 1021. Total orange shipments to Lens Clarke, postmistress at West to the health commissioner, especially June 1, 1020, was 40,700, and in the film Beach and daughter o f a min* among the women, who stay at homo present season to June 1 was 48,732 irter of that place, who registered for much of the time and live principally cars. Grapefruit shipments from Cal­ ifornia fo r the year ending June 1, th« room Sunday afternoon, la being oh com bredd and salt pork. The men held by the local authorities, charged spend much time In towns where they 1920, were 316 Bears, and-for Florida 8,945 cars. Grapefruit shipments for with murder, eat various foods and thus escape pel­ Calfiomia to June 1, 1021, fell to 243 Baxter Lee, chauffeur, who drove lagra, according to the commission­ cars, while the Florida shipments In the woman from West Palm Beach, la er. the same season increased to 10,490 ilK) held as an accessory before the cars. fart. Florida’s increased shipments, de­ * Beside the body in the room two spite the freight advances are ex­ nt money bags, which bad presum­ plained by Florida men as due to ably held the sum o f '132,000, stolen jmany acres of groves plhntcd before in a robbery of the West Palm Beach the freight advances. Local citrus poitofficc Inst Tuesday, were found men say a larger proportionate waste According to the story of the clerk of citrus fruits is taking place now it the hotel, the young Clarke wom­ than ever before because of the in­ an registered at the hotel late yester­ LAKELAND, Aug. 2.— One of the creased freight rates.—Tampa TimcB. day afternoon. Miltmore went to the most brutal crimes ever committed in nom around 6 o'clock. No shot waa heard and no inkling of the tragedy this section was perpetrated near Mul­ DR. MOORE HAILS tune to the inmates of the hotel until berry late Saturday night, when six FROM PENSACOLA the authorities went to the room to masked men waylaid an automobile in which William MuagTove, of Prairie mile an investigation. TO S A N F O R D Chief Vestel states that about nine Pebble, with his nephew, L. B. Hughes o'clock a young yothan came to po­ of Georgia, were returning from Mul­ And Not From Milton as Stated Yes­ lice headquarters and requested - to berry to Prairie Pebble. terday In the Herald When a short distance out of Mul­ k« the chief of police privately. He uied the young woman to Come with berry, Musgrovc, who was driving the (Fram T u M d ij’ t D .llr) him to his office in the d£y hall. She car, noticed a car crosswise o f the On yesterdny we were made to re­ told him that her name was Clarke road and stopped. As soon as his cite that Dr. Tom Moore, the optome­ and that she came from West Palm machine came to a stop the six mask­ trist, who has recently arrived in the ed men surrounded the car and took Beach. She asked him if he knew Hughes, a youth of twenty-two, out city to take up his abode and find his Miltmore and he replied that he did. The young woman then went on to o f the machine, after having covered fortune, came from Milton to San­ tell of the robbery at the West Palm both occupants with six-shooters. Musgrove was tol dto leave and he ford—this is not the situation. Dr. Beach postoffice where she was post* and Mrs. Moore came to Sanford from ahtrew She stated that she had drove back to Mulberry, a distance of less than a mile and summoning help Pensacola. He has been in Milton, aapected Miltmore of the robbery returned tcrThe scene of tho holdup but not to stay any length of time in cd had enticed him to her Yoom In fte local hotel. She Kaid that she but no trace of the party was found. years. When Uncle Sam called for Shortly before daylight- Sunday ltd known he waa a morphine ed­ fighters he wns teaching school ■in morning an automobile party driving ict and that she had given him some West Florida, but heard the call and found tf the drug, which she had procured from Lakeland to Mulberry spent two years in France and Hol­ young Hughes in the road, naked, with is West Palm Beach from a doctor’s land nnswering that call. Upon his , both eyes blacken­ cue. She said that she did this to a gash in his head1 return he took up the study of his hold the man until she could notify ed, and his body covered with bruises. chosen profession, optometery and the police, that he had some loot on He wnB tnken to Mulberry, where he optics, received his degree from the him. She spoke of a registered letter was treated by Dr. Pierce, Northern Illinois College of Optome­ Hughes Baid that his captors took which was later found near the body. try, took his practical work in the This letter wi\s one of those stolen him to a mine near Prairie Pebble manufacturing department ‘ of the and after tearing his clothes from from the mail pouch. Floridn Optical Company nt Jackson­ Not at first believin gthe woman's his back tied him to a post and lashed ville, came to Sanford, married Miss itory, Chief Vestel called up the pos­ him unmercifully with a piece of Ncttye Maines, and the two then .went ts! authorities investigating tho rob­ leather belting. He said that when to live in Pensacola where. Dr. Moore bery at West Palm Beach, and they he asked the men why they were try­ has’for the paBt year been In charge identified the woman as tho postmis- ing to kill him, that the only reply he o f the examination, testing, fitting trm at that place/ It was around received wns n pistol barrel shoved and manufacturing department of the 10 o’clock before the officers sent to into his eye by one of the members Ingram Optical Parlors, which firm is the man whom the woman’s story of the gang while another struck him well known throughout West Florida, diimed had been drugged. They re­ over the head with the butt end of a Eastern Alabama and South Georgia. ceived orders from Chief Vestel to revolver. Dr, Mqorc states that he believes in EiW the arrest if the man was able the future of Sanford and to that end t be to ought to the jail and if not for BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL he expects to contribute by giving WOMEN’S CLUB. 6r;e of them to remain with the man Sanford nn up-to-date Optical Parlor. fntil he could be moved. When they He has purchased Dr. Brand’s place, (Ffem Tn.*d*7‘ i D .llr) Wercd the room it was a corpse they and is now rearranging the fittings, The Business and Professional' Wo­ found. moving in new furnishings and receiv­ men’s Club held Its regular monthly following the finding of the body, ing large quantities of both rough and Judge Smith was summoned, meeting on Monday evening at the finished stock. Dr. Moore statea^iiat j • euroncr's jury empannelled im Woman's Club. The meeting was well ho wiy be well equipped to .examine, Mediately. Its verdict after repairing attended and most enthusiastic. test mid fit any pair of eyes in the The meeting was called to order by ° the scene of the crime and exam­ city, with glasses made especially for ine into the details of the finding the President, Mrs. John Leonardy, that pair o f eyes. Ho is also able to « the body, was that. Miltmore hnd and an interesting business program do manufacturing of lenses and short­ ®et hi* death at the hands o f par- followed- The president announced ly expects to fit his manufacturing unknown, and held the Claiia the appointment o f Miss Virginia department sufficiently to supply all *°man on a charge of murder. Bax- Smith to represent the Business and other opticians and optometrists in the tT *^‘e, the chauffeur who drove the Professional Women’s Club in Middle Florida. The Herald joins in Korean to Orlando, is held as an ac- Conopus Club. wishing Dr. Moore much success. After the business program ' ’ the W!«ry In-fore tho fa c t ." Research committee was given charge According to the reports of the robTOWN MARSHAL WHIPPED o f the meeting. Miss Mell Whitner, rJ which occurred last Tuesday the Oman involved in the case has held the chairman, had arranged a pro. ORLANDO, Aug. 2.— City Marshal e position of postmistress in that gram on the ‘T en Commandments of Harris, of Winter Garden, after re­ 1> for a number o f years. She Is Business." Theso were read and dis­ ceiving a severe whipping at the , « th>rty-fivo yearB of age and la cussed by different members, among hands o f unknown parties in that city them being Mrs. E. E. Cox, who gave -e daughter of a clergyman, Sunday, was urged to depart from the • iltmore camo to Orlando about a fine exposition of the first com' community. He caught a train from Ho ^lonlhs ago, and purchased the mandment: “Thou shall not quit.’ Orlando Sunday afternoon. restaurant In this city.* Up un- Miss Annie Lee, Miss Fannie Reba Harris says his activities In break­ 1 about a year ago, he worked as Munson, Miss Virginia Smith and ing up a hootlegglng combine at Win­ •postal employe In the West Palm others also spoke on different com­ ter GsrdAi are the cause, and from i j , P^toffice. It was stated that mandments. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell read other sources his connection'with nt£ was in pajm Beaich during the time a poem, “ YoU Can If Xou Think You grp trouble in that city Is assigned to * robbery occurred pnd that he only Can.1 Altogether this program fur­ the feason o f his enforced departure. nished ,a lesson and an inspiration to llriu'd 1° Orlando yesterday. It Is reported that the same parties all present. who whipped Harris bought a ticket After the program Grape-Nut ice ^ M i ’A. August 2.—Investigation for Harris' %£ife for a small town in cream was served. lt>e finding of the body o f W. H. Tennessee. ‘ This club now has over one hun­ 1 ’tiure with n bullet through his This Is the fourth whipping to oc­ dred members and is rapidly becom*ft in an Orlando hotel last night cur in Orange county during the past '• running |„ two well defined chan- ing an important factor in our city. several months. t»J/|CCLn,injr to teI»phone advices re666 cares a Cold quickly. t J P .. 1 ere* 0n« theory ii that he The $tory o f pirates bt sea Is rather i . j J"* °wn 6f® when he awakened absurd. Why shiuld they go to sea °und he waa discovered and def— Get your Scratch Pada from The When they are free to* operate on 7 connected with the robbery o f Herald—by land? v r ” P*lm P->to«lce .n d “ “ •‘ •r is t h „ M i., C l.r t,, po.tmis- FOUND maul sacks T. J. MOORE OF MILTON BUYS OPTICAL BUSINESS. Dr. T. J..Moore, formerly o f Milton, Fla., has purchased the optical busi­ ness of Dr. L. A. Brand, of this city and took possession this morning. Dr. Moore comes to Sanfoyd most highly recommended, and his wife, formerly Miss Ncttye Maines, was one of this city’s most popular teachers, who will receive a hearty welcome here. Dr. Brand left this morning for Miami, where he will engage in business with his brother, who is already located there. « mm kills Infection. ______ ' NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2—Through ' all-water freight rates between Mwf PACIFIC QUESTIONS AND 0rI^nn» Pensacola, ^ . ^era anPARTICIPATE IN WASHINGj " “ unced hcrc by tho Mississippi TON CONFERENCE ! Warrior service, the government ______ j barge line, In connection with the Pea­ ts, ts* atMcuue Ft***) sacola, St. Andrews' and Gulf SteaaaLONDON, August 2.— Great B rit-' ship Co. ain has dropped the proposal to hold The barge line will handla thn a preliminary conference on the Pacif- freight between New Orleans and Moic questions and has agreed to parti­ bile td Pensacola. The 'rates will cipate' in the Washington conference be 20 per cent less than the present as originally suggested by President all-rail rates. The new rates boeani^ CUT IN CANDY PRICES. Harding, according to official circles cfTestive today and the first shipment was a nrgo sonsignment o f rice. NEW YORK, Aug. 2.— A cut of here. approximately 50 per cent In the price o f all candy from gum drops to WOULD TAX IMPORTED COTTON. 666 cures Biliousness. bon-bons was announced yesterday by WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.— A Url(T| ----------------------------a chain of candy stores company, fol­ amendment offered on the floor of the The most disappointing hcadUnw lowing a general agitation against the senate today by Senator Ashurst, we ever read was “ Bombing plane* high prices o f ice cream, cold drinks Democrat, Arizona, would impose n prove superiority; knockout • duty and confectionery. duty of twenty cqnta a pound upon ! on hides add cotton." all cotton with a staple one and on e-' ----------------------------eighth inches in length. | For first class Job work— the Herald Rub-My-Tism cures sores. . ON ■W i 1 r .i i la : i ■. S1I YOUNG MAN WHIPPED BY MASKED MEN Rab-l GREAT BRITAIN WI LL DROP CONFERENCES '.'*4 PEN SACO LA GETS L O W A L L -W A T E R R A T E FR O M M IS S . 1 ■■'fas in memberslii mlife -u :— « - ■ ! I V* One of the satisfying developments to the growers who have faith in thd co-operative method of marketing has been the very substantial- growth of the Florida Citrus Exchange. Five years ago the Florida Citrus Exchange, then seven years old, marketed nineteen per cent of the citrus crop of Florida. The preceding period marked the experimental stage of its development Last season the Florida Citrus Exchange handled slightly more than thirty-three per cent of the carload ship­ ments from the state, according to governmental compila­ tions of Florida’s total citrus movement. . Further, the season marked a new epoch in the af­ fairs of the proven’ co-operative organization from an­ other standpoint— that of the acknowledged acceptance of the ideas and ideals on which it is founded by influ­ ential factors tn the citrus industry throughout the state. Polk County was the cradle of the co-operative move­ ment in Florida. . Naturally, Polk County has Bince been a bulwark fo r co-operation am ong the citrus grow ers. The Polk County crop last season fell short o f that o f the pre­ vious y e a r/ Despite this,- the Florida Citrus Exchange made a substantial gain in total shipments, because its vol­ ume from territory.outside o f Polk County increased twen­ ty-five per cent over that o f the previous year.' Polk CountVa loyalty to the co-operative movement has not flagged, but Polk County no longer enjoys a keener appreciation o f the benefits o f co-operative m arketing than do other progressive sections o f the d tru s area. The E ast Coast, the W est Coast and Central Florida now join in loy­ ally supporting £he grow ers’ own m arketing organisation, which returns directly to the producers the proceeds o f the sale o f their fru it, less only the actual cost o f setting, w ith­ out a dollar of profit deducted fo r speculative purposes. * * + a - *t But for the organized effort of the growers who com­ prise the membership of the Florida Citrus Exchange, last season would have spelled absolute disaster for the citrus producers of Florida. It is peculiarly fitting that (he Ex­ change should have been given the vote of confidence it re­ ceived during that season in the form of the largest mem■bership and largest volume of total shipments in its ca­ rter to date. The coming season wiU see stiU further ex­ pansion in the ,1membership of the Florida Citrus Ex­ change, and increase in the total volume of shipments host, died by it „ t €4= ? T h at which is good The Florida C itrus E x change is now api the tim e when its shipm ents will include more than half d tru s crop o f Florida. O nly an unwillingness to expand too fa st, and indisposition to hazard efficient operation by suddenly assum ing, too g re a t a burden, is postponing that time. Then will begin a new era in the business affairs and prosperity o f the grow ers o f d tru s fru its in Florida. Grow ers who wish, to hasten the com ing o f this desirable condition should at once take steps, to become affiliated with the Florida Citrus E xchange. j A rt the manager of any local A—ociattoq or of any ttot>Sub1 ' - If ?• * .rt; _________ L _ . --^ m _______ • . #r • 7ntos.VivVf*. ivj •/,:>, i t ; . •- I. •• i ' * *• "J v.-. * IS31K I 1 - Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism. L 1 EH. it ■ 1 _________ - �, . I " '. . "i *- -- ; j . .* " Ih-,-'• ' r '*•J2; ■_-PIAi- TH E SAN FO RD W E E K L Y H ERALD , FRID AY. AUGUST 5 ,1 9 2 1 -1‘ ayoeat o f lalereat on Warranta. 1,400.00 Wc arc greatly surprised that a County Comr’s Report lleaerved for tontlugenclea 1,190,00 R E P O R T O F SCHOOL JPUNbs Daytona bont should be featured in w . Total ........................................... .I0.593.00 X - t . HOLLT ....................F i m S m I u i Ed Itar the "headlines of the nowspapera ns n Sanford, Fla., August ut. lain. El lima tad Eipsnaaa. 0jtad Band fu n d. BemlnoU SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y Cennty. V . $ . L1LLARB..............b r n t t i r u 4 T n u i m "Rum Runner." No one would ever Hun. Hoard nf County CommU*lrrurr* la *n<! • --- For tbe fiscal year ending September loth, for Setulmde County, Florida, mat tu regular M. A . IfXJCL., , ....................... f l a w t l M i u f i r suspicion a Daytona or Daytona Beach re , *.ton at 10 oVIot-k-a. In. I ’rerent: Chairman 1022 Payment, o f Honda ! . . , .......... 0,033.00 For the Period Ending June 30th, 1921 F a H liM E n ry F lU ir Vy bont of'b ein g a "rum runner.” 0, ■1- A. Hftimley, *nd Cutnmlaatnuere I.. I*. H a rm . XI.— —Payment j ? f Inlcrrat on Honda.. .’ttr.trfiO.OO C. .W. Entamiiurer. O. I*. Hwo|» and 1L Curleit, dear, 0 dear, whnt are wc .coming to will! V. i:. I ’.logli**, Deputy t lr r k , and \V. C Tblal . 0 . ...$4T.bt5.00 1,P ‘, „ T®llVw,nV o f ***• recelpis and dUhuraementa o f tbe School Foe,* .Deputy Sheriff, In attrm lanr*. in these piping times of prohibition T WlllUotaon, *E*HX0LN' t' (Ineerparatad) MlrrUIra of Itin la>t regiilir toreting held July II n i l lfirreu|Kin Kesoited that tbe Cleik pf COUNTY fur Ibe period ending June Wlh. 1P2I. wllb tbe halan’ci *fi3 standing am i a .l.icment of ll, Aaeet. and uibllllle.. .nd Ib^Ta1‘w u t e b the Clreult Court ne dlrecteil lo bare the fore* Sib. alao *i»r|al meeting held July 11th Mete ------------o------------Ibe said flem lnole Counly aa reporlnl on Ibe 30th tlay of June 1021 i ,t .'..e B cljor‘l pop-rii going esllnialet as made by Ibn Hoard publlsbed read. approved an,I, ordered filed. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IN ADVANCE) ,,f P«£ How unexpected conics death. The The folM o lna M il* again*! M a rk llirum urk lu a hewspaper In Ibis rtntnly by rare luoeulnd lie Instruction, and the Huperlnlendenl of Public Inalrucilon," U hereby plbli*"7 reo* *"blljiied un.br tfc# ^ E T E A R ................................. .1 ................... $1.(0 lit* is(r uttlrlfl. were *ppmred md ordered and Iha I a copy thereof properly certified la vlilnna of Chapter 6S1", Acta of 101S, haws of Florida. Gainesville Sun had.* picture of En­ forwaidcil to tbe Comptroller Of tbe Stale o f C MONTHS ................................................... M S pill* KtlNKST AM09, Florida. U R MONTHS................................................... 7* rico Caruso recovering from his re­ W. II. Wllllaina. Cleaning Dttrhea,.$1,227.12 L'DaptPAIet. The fok.wlug Id]I ngalunl the Florida (JrufM Tlie bid of Edward Higgins, for one new Ford Trm k fur tbe amn o f $350,00 was ojwiu**l asd j . Entered u Sooted Q i n Mail M ttUr Axgurt H , cent illness in one part^of the.paper Drainage Dlitrlcf were approrrd and ordered read, and on motion o f t!. W. Entimlogrr, secGeneral School Fund M M . ( I the pMt O d in at Sanford, Florida. nnd the announcement of his death on j paid; »ondeiI by B. Cnrietf. and carried. Hie al*ne Idd W. II, Wllllaina, CleanIns Dlieltea Nadar A ct of March t , 1S7I. l*elllg tbe only bid filed with Ibe Hoard, and It IVpiwIlory llslsjire. January Ia|, 1(OI In pursuance of llie notlre glren by puhlleathe front page. It just shows that a l|on a* prodded by law. If-was amx>uhee.1 tbal being satisfactory, was ami I* hereby aceepted Oulatandlnc Warranta, January lat, 1921 ........ IN * Sanford Dally Harold U publDhed m r j mini could die while going from the all Ihuae prerenl who were owiAra or agenia of Petition signed by It. II. Ilraikrr, el al., was Net Ralance, January l«t. 1931 mftornooa (a itep t Sunday) and thoroughly c o t . here presented to Ibe Hoard, asking dial (hey (he ownera. of properly would lie beard by the arm Util trading taction. Adrortltlnc rataa rota- front page to the third page *>f a Hoard and that any and all romplalnla an to the lie granted a read In flemlnol* rounly, desertb RECEIPTS FOR SIX MONTHS; From— S N l l i and mada known aa application. $4.00 valuations of Die property. raised by lb* Hoard rd as follows: Heg. al Ibe HW corner o f tbe newspaper. Tag Collector, Taiee ................................................ I yta r, or lie par month, la adrtnca. and advrrtlaed. eoubl be made ami would l«* flW hi o f X W 14 o f flee. fl. Twp. 21 H. Hang e" .Hi .*21.520. I* Tag Collector, ISill* ............................................ . glren due ronaldrratlon. Tbereupoa ■ nmnlier B.. run E one half mile tn Concord cemelcry, • *71.01 Comptroller, Itedeiiiplluna .......... .. ................ estd toad lu detour from .line on north side of of pereoua presented • tale m rtita and facta aa Phono 141 t l MERALD BUILDINO. i assdb) I'onipireller. Uallresil Tb* , . . . , ............ .............1 It does one good to sec the growth to tbe valuation of tbetr properly and after |>«d at lilgli water mark, fin motion o f Cutnr. . fl.M s.W) Comptroller. Trl-gniph Tag .................. ................. all of Hie eomplalnta from aueh ownera 1.. P. Ilagan, secouded by Comr. B. Corlall, and • 27.,VI and prosperity of Sanford this year. hrarlng Comptroller, t Mill Tag . A ................................................ carried. Ibe alsive |>ellllon la hereby granted. and agenia aa were present and after firing due . X *73.1*1 forrtni Atlv-r t*Miifl Bv(J*»rnl*Mr* I Business blocks and residences are go­ mn.lderathsi Comptroller, lot. State Fund ................................ ; ......... to tbe alalemrnta made and the Mutiun of lo P. Ilagan, seconded by B. (O r­ ■ 921.30 R IC A N P R £ 5 3 A S S O C IA T IO N County Judge, Hunting l.lcense ....................... facta presented Hie IWard decided lo adhere to ie l! and carried, tbe clerk of this board la In* . ■Whlfll Hank, |g«na .......... .......................... ..................................... ing up nil over the Celery City. In tbe vablallona made by Ibe Tat Assessor and aa strutted to notify Mr. B. T. 11slurs, to remove . 1 1 ,0 09.1*1 Various. Hooatbma .................... .......................................... ratted liy Ibe lh>ard of County Commlaelonere Ids fence front the public read at described •• A3X57 course of time, the brick roads in alltlng Special Tag M u r id s , H efam la...................................... aU>re, aa a H oard of Eunajlgrra on Ibe lltb day ■* . . aw.ou T hat curfew law is the thing. Notary public homla o f W. I,. Morgan and that section may be planed down, or Of Julf, A. t>. 1021. etcepl tn Ibe following IJiw. Making llalance ........................ ....................................... It. Jlnklna, were approved. j --------o sandpapered, or covered over with FOR SIX MONTHS: II. II. Pattlsball: SWH of NWV, of NRIJ of Sir. Joe Cameron and Mr. fl. O. Chose ap|ietr- DISBURSEMENTS for Bekteli: ■Now let it be enforced to the letter 22. Twp. HI H, It ,12 K, 10 acre*, reduced rd before (be board In reference to Ibe county ■Egpeaded nbout two inches of sand or feathers flee. Salaries o f Tesrtiere .................................... 9 .................. opening-up Ibe read Ibrough 1from netrdall are. from *300.00 In »100 00. ..ln.575.0u I "for every child ih the ‘city. | Tnmsisirtallud o f PnplU ............ ......................... •Aleo: Ileg. Ill ft W of UK corner of NWft. to flanford are., smith o f tbe fl. A K. It. It. and or something.— DcLand News. . . fl.ita.T5 ExpsBMi of RdmlAlitrstlon: on mol Ion o f Comr. 0.P. Swope, sec united by i* ------------— o — of N IV H of flee. 22, T w |. 30 «. II 82 K , run E . ------- :---------o ----------------flalary o f flupcrlntrndenl ................................................... 3.H1 ch*„ N IP) rlia„ W d id rh*.. R 3 ) eb*„ ftwnr. B. CarleIt. and carried n cp om illee mm-.* 1-.IS0.09 It -would open their eyes to the wonl*oecd o f Chairman L. A. Ilrumley' and Ci«nr. L Trarellng eipense* o f Hnperlnlrndenl ............................ .. 01.09 Those that know Bay that the Daily 0 acre*. Deduced from $300 00- lo $4OO.0O. P. Ilagan are hereby appointed to view Itts Per IHetu and Mileage o f Member* o f Hoard .............. Alao: lleg. fllV corner of N W V 1 of NW lJ of .. 101.40 •AerTul possibilities of one of the best Herald has kept Sanford booming th iB read, with power lo art. Incidentals fur IHnariT and flupertnlendenl . . . . . . . . . . . - “ Twp -3) H. It tt2 E.. run E BBS cba. •• 170.11 Mnl I n of O. P. rtwiflie. aecund«| by C. W. Printing Financial Statement .................. ............. vcnunties in the state. •24.50 Bniiiiilnger and rattled, tbal Ip Ibe Interest o f Institution « r Summer School (T eifber*1 Aaaoelatlon) Bummer. Wc do not take the credit Z JZ mn ,o «.V wV om s * -t-sV-a& •■'■ill f l . n& r e bM M i ' IU I ,V | .W I , " .. 331.09 I ntereat e .A ,,,.. ,,,,,, Alao: E**, of t W H o f M V >4 o f flee. Twp i-fimoniy It te denied ailflsabte to dlacvntlnue r u -' fltn.09 for it but we do think that keeping A l tnrney for Ibsml . . . . ’ .......................... ......................... 2)1 flouth. Itinge 32 FI. and 1*eg. ME rOrnef o f tbe rounty ellnlc In flvmlnote niunty. and Ibe .. I V) (Vi And let the police force get'active the daily going filled with advertise­ **me, Jeine'a Fund Teacher ........ f -------- . . . . ^ ±r............. run K 1.1.00 eba.,' H «..1»1 cba . W 15.00 rlerk o f tide |s>ehl I# hereby •InaMurtnl to no­ .. 120.09 Hr. I t ., B. Hlevtna. ami also tbe fltale Transfer* o f Funds .................. : ..........1 ......................... ., 2VW l.ni In finding out just whnt the young ments has kept the city from going "to eh#.. N n.lii cba.. 30 acres. Heduml from |X* tify Hoard o f Ileallb. Notes Itetlreil uno.tn to iidm o.oo. . T .O po.oo fO.5M.tl Mollou of I.. P. Ilagan. aecoaded by C. W. boys arc doing at night. sleep. And wc do think that August Ie P. I’ auieli. XBH o f NW U lless tin yards Bulttnlnger, anil carried, that In Ibe In trm t of t'ie|ualtury llalance, June 90lh, 1921 ................ .. N A H by Ibt yards K A IV In HK ror. I flee. 22. Ml.tiiitt :--------- —o-----------nnd September fire the months when Twp. 2rr fl. It 32 E.. £2 acres. Reduced frum ecnaoitiy It Is denied adilsahlr to dli|ieu*e wllb the service* o f Ibe Traffic Officers fur flymH |300,a> In 9450.la). - Next month hns an "It" in it mean­ the merchants should keep awake anS, ' ' M. iie«. he „,rner .« s w ., uf mile county, ami the clerk o f Ibis taiard la In- Recapitulation o f Report o f Special Tax School ing that oysters are getting ripe and keep the people .coming. It is no n\v & of Hr*. 22. twp 211 s, n 33 b.. run s . * Imeted to* notify aald officer*. Clerk o f this Uiard U hereby Inalrucleil lo or­ school days are approaching, District, Seminole. County, Florida, trouble to run a good newspaper or n n ii to cbm., w id imt., « 30 dm., y. 4.3 cu*., der iioe-car of paring brick from tlie floutbern Clay Co., Cballanuoga. Tettn.. aa foUmra; * ------------------------ o ------------ *— JUKE tOTH, !H 1 good Btore in the winter monthfl. It gj,0,'35' 1,4 fl,rr*- * hniuceii from v >m .oo to 2.. VHI Mfg. I.. w .* 'i* 1 I hum hug Wire Cut Hrlck, "Confessions of a Bride" have run tnkes the real thing to keep them goto Is* repressed brick 3i I i n , Inches, brlek 1:. x. ta*wi*: iteg. s.«c. rb... k <.f mv ™r- 'Van) . liter Ilf MV *4 tif M V 1', o f flee. 22 Tw o 2D R. In I - \<>. 2. ralller bsw mil Ins than so out according to the Tampa Times. .ing ,in .1 the summer. t |u. :a i:„ n.!. k 4 h-.. x 30 rb.‘ \vTrb. , A All warrnnls paid doting Ibe nirmlb o f July Yea, they ought to in about six . 2D rb* Itnliif'vMl fn*m fificn»tt1 to were ordered in m r)h-.| uf m*iird. i f Itci»*n* of Ibe severul county offtctal* w ne 9.v ii.n 1. e .months, ' 3 1 15 W. J, Daniels*: Iteg Ml ,nl#,. \V o f flB nn-. reielveil. read and orjered filed, PEARMAN ON THE JOB. i ! i ll wn< iurthrr resulted tbal at a atieclal _— . — — o------- —— o f M l) , of S IV 'I of flee. 22. Twp 2U fl, Itange • I j j j - . B .12 nrn W 1*5 jard*. N to flee Hus', |; p i yaids. , . .o f ltd* . . Twoird . . lo Iw held , on Itie flth ■ l it ' ■ f J i l o f 5 - s' IVe have several good jobs for ' s lo leg., amt beg S.03 eba., X of MR eorno. of ; ,f A,"r“'V ‘V J 2 ? ! \,Hr ”, e l '■ Secretary I’cnrman, o f the Sanford flXW*i -a * * Of M V I., floe. 22, Twp 2D fl llange .T* u ‘ a !' ‘ ’ " !1 •». taken- up and re n-ldcred and Trank Miller and the city of Sanford Chamber of Commerce is'there all the E. Hun IV 2.3ti clut., N i„ h* |t'„e f* ;.p $432.61 1 $ 7.flirt.17 | $3.1*7.59 1 “l-" a'"' *' •»""* •<»» 'be tat lery $3,900)1 ' •** tear A. H. IP2t. will I* made. TOO.I’J 115.17 4.10.00 1*2 HH will be bettor o ff after Frank gets timo nnd keeps busy nt nights think- gJuViiaf " r ,T*‘ 11H if f w . IlfdiiiVil ffiitn forT iet e '"-rid o f Count} Comtnlaalunrt* ttren ail-Vhft.HI ft tltO.U) OI2.h7 lo 9ZV).<k>. , 212.7* J.iurrred to meet ou tire fllli day o f A m n .i, a i ft, mi \ •104.21 2H0.00 through. ?00,75 insr up something for the good of San-' •' w** tiwreopm oniered tb*i tire T»* n an > B 610.61 605.27 440.00 72-70 . . . . . *or l» ami Is hereby Instructed »u sa w the j IL T T -I, ai 2 M'riuck ii. tn. tWfl) ------------ o------- ---1,339.73 ftra.m 1 UflO.iat 0 . 1,140.33 ford. As a publicity ngent he is par i>roperiy at tire vahwthw fi»e«i by bin>*cir ** 7 3* In lb* Circuit Court of tha Sovsnth Judicial Cir­ 2.271.20 Stl.7T0.Mt Anri they w o u l d l e a r n m u c h to t h e i r excellent ahd among his'latest stunts S K . ^ ' e b . W ^ " ^ " 1 5 " ) (5.937.50 | . $3.Orel.21 P«i3d 1 cuit « f Florida. In and for Semina!* s i d v i i n t n g c n b q u t t h e p e o p le w h o a r c Is the printing o f the following on the ‘ "oiniiwionn*.titling *• a lu-td *.f BitautUtrr* C.un.y.—in Chrntery . . .. . .. , , ., 1*ml In the laller case covering All atich labia. Recapitulation o f Report o f Bond, Interest and e x p e c t i n g S a n f o r d t o h e l p t h e m b e ­ bottom of the Chamber of Commerce nun* *« were m d i.y n,e Hoard ib* 5. CITATION r\Miipm 1 d fH d f | w «t uf iim * i*-l*» Ilo*ah 4 1 1 0 come g T e n t e r . loler heads: “ Fellagra and Prosper- X n . T ' i h d b," himl'","",“ pl'"'r "f Sinking: Funds of Seminole County, Florida i idakuatitv ra ity Are Not Synonomoua—Wc Arc 1 n,r Tmx lUm,km r»*"**> to i-- rrimnni * JUNE 30T11, U21 r, fi # ■ .I rti. , #, i I"3* A ^ fssp f f*»F Hip |iiiri«*r of Pitriblliig W.Vlam h»\ uiilrr Itmiinhan. l.l'|iilil»fnr. 1*1 Ami speaking of Frank .Miller re­ f rosperous Sanford, the City hub- lire lao** lbere*»n ns pimtdcd by law lire Hoard 11, »*!»*., M-frmlanu, _ . • im of U'runty iV>mnd**h«rera In-k tip the utaiirr <d To W 11Muffi Alr^atiilrr llnrhanari. 1J>jiih|.itnr id minds us that he and his father, T. J. KtiinHnl r, * » |making an evlloiate of ll*. rreceaaary evj*eiiaoa Cl trli|.» Land & Cotiinlia 1htfi C«iiiipauy. Urn It i i fi k £ Miller, are the greatest huifdem that *-d a i-**f|»jtafl*iti of KiltfUn.l Miti h|| f.*rturr Just now when there is so much talk fur ,,lp j**r rrom ocmia-r i.i t d 1921 In lire .loth d«> .If fleptrnd^r, A . U 11122, *ii* Uh>ddr(a «»f liar1 Kluflijj Ijtud A. 4%itatilM5 * y? Hanford hns ever had. >* i about pellagra in the South these tot­ •nd ImrIns? rott*|ilrrf«l the sT i £ < estimate*) h j tIfin Cbmpaiif • M m lN , n lorjMurathin o f Knjt> I P . 3 - 1 i th*» rlerk nrnl tlie initiation «»f th* |in>}**rt> uf land,, and lo the nnknown (I pt I im m **. crahtrra . ------------ 0------------“ a . l r / • fi a ters going to many people in the the* I’minfr *$■ ahnnwtt **i Hit* a««>*atiif*Hr mlU |.r-» l rt _ V <•* i*t! »*t Platniaufft In thrrmth or utnl**r llir f s 5 * “ « te t Plymouth Rock has been rededient- north will cause them to sit up and |iarni D| iJif T bv hip I Lntliig a£ J tu **1 |5 5 •hif** iMiut>l pai IIn* end Di »*itf am] l M ntlii#r Y = j« jSJ -* r - fill1 ! iTHi*|iti«rnlh«!» in n«* nm^i*) hip) iirr-riuitfL>.» i mv or i% ItroiiiiH a+i i*i idaliiilntf any ed by President Harding. Hope i( take notice. Every little bit helps anti ttf tt*r I‘mint; nil*! tIt*1 ITmrljIa f..r rtie* *|tr « t list*- «*r lntrr»*4»f In ami to Mu* Ipdhiwr|i» n»mi| Hi*- »-\|M*it.»mi during fU* liie «lr*fTM*rfll land. dKisle, lyln* and (M’lng does not make the price of Plymouth l’carmuii can he depended upon to fpn*nt •tfiid fl»*a| tuir, Lair* drlwfiilii*,d and ikf brm»111 tin* CouQly of Hatnltiulr ami Htalr *4 Flor* Rock chickens go any higher. Hy drHati1 Km* fiilMw lug tn In* I [if rx|>*'n*4*a ntbt Id# utiftr parrTndnrir tlraerfhed aa foi!•*«*», keep Sanford oti the map. nit •jbmial altd rttr»nr»llnary mint^n* lo . It * ----------------- o ----------------• -------- -— 0-----------1*1*11*4 f»*f 11 tear UPir r$i*tl|il|£ ftini fnF 5 -Iniiiifi mi a pithi l*«3 fo*i t.'.ut uf m (mini Assfets and Liabilities which th* reieiine f»>r flw* trar IDIM fr»*tn mj H i - fw t Krntf h uf, tlo* H’UiLra : ltilriw‘>'K'>li People are getting back from their The riea serpont ban been conspic­ iftW nu taiatlnn fttui «It** r« lima 1ml • »f f % 'tn »n rri-| al Htnvi o ii«t M -»t»d lirti'tr. a« / AfSETfl trips and vacations nnd tile Chamber atnitahh* *t tu hi K It. TfaifriTil m mao uf .innfnii * General Ekh&al Fund uous by his absence from the shore Imiii nll#r *.iiri»s* $«ih Fhvrirtai mu Iii+^iiiT* Hurt tin I'M fr^l lu ih E*t limited EvfNi nt-ei, Oenor* Fund, H#miH o f Commerce should have a big gnthaI Vof Da la lire t’aili tu liriwialtury _ ... ii, Jlur uf Kln*t ■tn**it, tliribH Ka*f ahmjf Mu* resorts this summer. From all ac­ County Vfi4-xdleE'fj*d lurhiding rtirfTUl yrar . , , . . . ........ w in g at their August banquet. North lln** uf Flmt tilrrrL lOS 3 frrt, iLnur Hh» ff*+sl jiflf emtltijf >Mi»|»a|i!liirr r.nfh 8 pedal Ta* SdiocaJ District counts he is able to amuse himself I 1(11‘nr tft'-Ch M*l 3 frrl. Ihrii«*r W n i to** 3 fu«t to Ih# 22. Kalartre raah lu lHr|*M||ory Itidudlnf lk.«il MUtrlcta S*» 1 am l |*oltl I of l>T£Itill Iitif. sufficiently outside the three-mile I Nuiary o f Clfrk I "iieuUiM-ifd T n r. 4. ibrluitlng oirrent year 4♦ i f I m r friHii (fir *i**»rn hill of intn Vkiiirt. fli*.. * |t iWnhj- o f the kids twcjve and four! plitlnf fill'd In IId# t’liiife agN(n<*( tn*. Mini yo# limit.— New Yor kEvcning Popt. m IVf I Mi*in . and SHlt-ncr of I bni ttccn years old are getting cigarettes tMtawhoifre ' ,,, ti; ^ I liso* ar f |alti| wriiir Intrn-flt In and to lit** t-md* LIABILITIES a l-o r diumriUHL fhrrrforr. yoiL Ihr paid Wltliaia Willi t"*y »*f Hhfriff for a iiim lm u f -44»» •Mod whiskey. Where are they getting IVninijr rnuiniU^hmen* ......... 73.1*1 Ali*\amlrr Itnriianati. Lbpiidaiur uf th#* nortdi Oeneral School Fund them? It should he somebody’s busi­ In th* Circuit Court of tha* ftarenth Judicial Cir* s. All* n'tMSI" f Ilf <l*«HIHlJ t %nil inl«a if)|)f r» *ll¥I INI' ) I-«nd fa Coli ml tat Ifhi Cirtttpaliy. I.iniftrri -i r*»r- Null** MtjMInridlnft tp> udO* ! cull of rtoridia. In nnd for HornIngle (• Wiijhtile**r «»f Itrrlfllr^ilmi , |m $ hi ' Isura IIon of Fiiirland. »r# hrrrht rr*]ulml tn hr ness to know.Ceuatf,— la Cb*ncory. Special Ta* D im let l*h—('uilRljr rtiyalrlan , *. . , , , .......... and api*rar !**fun* unr aald Clr*nil Conn -I Ihr TH ESANFORDH ERALD THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY I L 5 t i ‘Drlnmio is getting in the big class having a murder nt least each month or so. If their own ple cannot arrange for one they them to come in from it distance. CITATION H I'll Ifaif hi, It I '••Mijfldiltiaiile, ll»»w**r mi.I KiHranl IHifgliiP, I- llmia* i ^t—J itl ■ K “ m . V .- . don't know what you mean, Jawn. 1*^} ikam (SKAf.l K. A, ' DM UI.AflS. clerk or ii« Clrvnlt court. There are no,bold heads In Sanford. Seminole Countjr, Fholda Some' o f Us may have rather high o l i o , a . h k h t t b #. iwt'lw *n1 ut fmiuael fur (Wpliluut. : foreheads-but none o f us are bald. IA to rminty |tulldinj;i; ixnirt ................... . ....... Court IhHi»r lu Hanfuid* Florida* on thr 3rd day I.»m m! o f Orinlinpf, Ai I*. 11*37$ and thru ant tbrrr :hn$ (mi tuaku viiiflttrr to Utr Ixlll of fwnip'atnl (-(Idldtril ft) *ilitif im* lu tIti« i'riu*>r. othiMnla** n iW rrr 3 .51m ini 'pro * will Im* iiilrffil affathil you In ihl» ran**”: and all uthrr (M*rBai»wi or panlra ihdiidns 3un.no any rii*hl. tlilr »f InOrMl pi nml f»i Mu* proprr*v hmvliialfurr i|**w4rtt-ril. hj . lUivugfi i»r utidrf 11 ■ *« l>l Wifi Inui A lr tnndrr Itnmiiaiiaii, Lhpihla ■ i..r *» <tforre>nhh *it h f. M nnieli tg umi« r any 1 of thr fur mrf ■lorkl.ohlrra uf Mir Klurtdii Ijllld i, A i *•hmltaitun t'ftnpatll I-Imilr<I jj ihm <rnl|*F|i ut opfclrtii’ l ur iithi-rolw, »tr hrrrhy ohm *) lo L*r and ap|«*ur Iwfitfr our aald Circuit Court at Ihr Court llotitr lu Hanford, #F|orltlAf on thr imt.no 7 11* dity o f Niiyptiitirr. A. fl, 11*21„ anil llnrn •ml thrrr make anawrr lo the Idll o f run.plaint d.Ouo.OO exhibited a^alnat i*»u In lid# raij#r. oilm rw i% a dnTre pm o*nfi*Mo wlii Iw entered* I] 1* ordered tha I thla I'liatlott l«r puldiriiei! In Hist ini Ihr Haufunl llrrahl. ii nrwapiper |iuti!Ulied In HendtM»lf Courtly, our** a Virek for rigid week# •Jsiril j * to Ihr ktreiwn drftiidapt, WUIIaui ftletamler llttrhanan. (Jiinldalor of |hr Florida I-and fa Cidrmlialhm ( W ju n r . Umllrtl, a f |on of lbift 1and, ittol oinv a ueck fur I n r lir w fe li rssM i! -Ann,00 a* lu the linkmrnii partlra defemlilnl the (no III f i n ’ll!I Court, $ai Mil* the lift dsj of Auyfiat A l> IfCl t s i: AI,> K. A. IHMMI.AHH. 4 iMSi.iai Clefk of Ihe flrrttlt Court. 300 00 Hrnitmde t *Miulj , Lhirlda On ibi t.i;*» A. IbrtTFlTFH. Holhltor amt o f l souti*e| fur Coniphilnint. *s Shin) tlll.UI f t lld lc I’ nrnltun- find I'i%tur«*« fm " 1 iiiiri I|i>uoh“ ........... . 14-— Jsll J uki— O'Neill, rt iL , ItpfomlRulR17 I’.lpFllN'II nf (‘mihii Itul lilltts: Ti» Jameti IK .Will, the unkn^Mfr Urlra Jaril (nr, il#rr* g r* 111it * , Ifpilm** ur iil hr r rUlniMut* I 1 ** t.I*lil r $111*1*’ r Jnlin>« II’ W| IT, \U|fU«ltla J Vanglifi nU>| ID tiisiiiaikif wifp |a>||tflit \4D$;lltl Will. II J Ihfldf ill ■In 11 Mftft Ard di‘i **a»4Til, 11 H Mitihull |tTi ran* of 1 mini 1 \ Hi Hj*•*♦-r 4**4m ^ I , Wkrrwfi \V. (..>irr nrul | Don’ t iet the idea of a golf anil \d4ltloiui If* K.-if » lf r , ilctTamI, ('Inmirv Car , Karma ... •country club get away front you. If iMrrilPf mill Jisawidduf I.. l arj^iifpr. 4$f- Sd- -I’urtiltfirr aini risturw* for « —ilf Ilff* HAtiilfrl It* i^rfii^ihlrr, IlntiftMi 11iu| rnrms ................ (gtdf is important enough for Florida ' ct KiIHIj V. fltlMlrn. ilpiffttM^d, Ammidn ft. Cftf* o f INa»r llunara •dties to make municipal links it is im­ l»«*n!f*r, tlttTflifil, iiiid J. J. Hnrrlft mid i . VV, , . nnd KarmiM|M*ratliiti ....... ..................... ............. Hlrk», ftdmliilfttrftiiFtii uf lIn* i*itInI*• uf IK It, y •reAlkiWBiii’e rriailr In |iatl]MTa mitaldc portant enough for Sanford people to ■All It belt, lire ri**4*d# »u4 M)£■ftl*l all ei|l+fr [Wfof I'taif 11mi •muu* ur.imrfifui idftlitiltis any rlifht. Ill!<* ctf 31) <*«»r»mi*r‘ a ltn|Urat« Kifa i>f o f fir put money into it. InlrtPRl hi mid In Mm* ftdltMft llt|C iliUKTllwtl rra. Jurors and wlhmsuw** ------------ o-----------!«ru|>i*rnt #Iiiia 1«■. If trig mud Im*Itie in i Ih* IAuiii 11left til ( t tiujitlrlo** Kff* of **f ly nf K*-rulnfi|v nnd Htalt* of Flnri«l^, iu**tf* fh'vfa *in|#coiumlf im** The golden voice of Caruso has been (nrlku l.irIf •!«*«* MUni ■■ fidhwa, to wit Mrallunfr.r amt frlutltift lUclmdutf nl Hi** VVr»1 ijumriur H**i il+ui Htilled hut it will live in the record* of ^ Htiitli.mrrr. rlr , uf Thirl j w (311. TuUnaiilii Slni, li*#ri 1lr*ior4 the phonograph for many years to t IIM H<itiili *if Mtiu^r1 Tlilrly -«mih •rt1 i K ill, tun \ilvrrlUlng r*-v|ulM»*| to Intv lu*ll IA*I !!»'•*» Iit I In 11n* 1) Elite* nf l oitiiii I** lot In Ifit 1<I Iff nfflr come. However, we insist (hut the Ithi* rl|flit uf w hi nf th** Iji Iu* »"11 bVill iLraiirli uf As—awir *? phonograph bt in good shape or the ihr Aflattlli* i i4$»«l I,Ini* llallruail, lliriirf HflUilh T a i t*o||rrh»r unalrrlf ftkitiM —Id rU llN if f t i f ?!*» fi*v*I, Ihriirv* Klirrlff. lirrtrinl t’fsift W.-tL .golden voice will turn to brass. Wrsl lllll A f 1*1*1 In tin* W*“*l Ilnur* uf *a|t|^iVI *I r Is 1’Ifitill i ‘our I Jim urlliiii tl'Ui 1 1 . Ilit-uni* Nmlli «!7*i f*M»t in liriiT-ral I’tHirl Woifc 4-imUlnlu*: 2i* h u h , mid i Im i . of Klm ilffita IIf jr1nnl *1 g t*7H fri*t Hnfiili t*f (Imp VVwl iiimrf i s , Pauline, it wns hot last night. llr-t**rTi«l fur t‘oil 11nt •‘til l-«, Irr wN’ tlun fuMt uf fVi (tun III* T«iwita|d|i 111* W e hate to admit it, but the troth will Hndth o f III K.«M, run Huatlti 401,7 ri\>titi ___ ____________ ____ .»2il.>ai5.ia) frrl, th ru 'f Kail, 2341 fi*#l. Iheurr H*hjIU Ultimate of Eipeniet Tine and Forfeiture Tund, iprecall, and so will August weather. frvlt Ihftirv Wf**t 210 f«*rl, llirlnij1 Huu lh 12A 5«mltfo]o County. tin-mu * t:*n»| +4IH.3 for I In tin* HdnfnMl Qirewpver, we cat( console ourselves Mar thp fl*4nt yr«r rndlnt- .*4rfitpfnl«rf Siith. (•rant liftp, IIhuhn* 'S’urlh 3ft l*naf sluog 1023: Miriirfi Kftat Mi|ft,i| I.—Nlirrlff Hi11! IV|uit:|ra. «nHI Id (hi In with the thought thnt it is much hot­ pfthl Urmii lint* -IK.ft f*H*l! In till* WfaliH Ij line o f Ilie* right iff Way of Crlllilllftl rft*f« .........................................M.UOXNl ter in other places than in Florida. tin* Aliftiittc' TuftRi I,In** ratlpfftd. I-*i** ld$nrui 3 —4’nttfttiililri, l ‘i»t tt||l« in f'lliulnal HrfthHi. Ilirtift^ NufUirrljr ftlunt, llw* \Vpni$*r!| ( ’«*<-* ------rereV. . . . . 3)0.00 ----------------- o —- 1 Itow-df aiitd right-iiT-w !»>', t.Oft frri , Ibrficr WfftI 3^—C irri o f |ht r im iti i\rt*rl. I'osl ftiul aUu. Everybody go out to Silver Lake Iln l.5 fn*t t« (xfliit o f lllllft in ('rlmlnnl .100.00 IUg|tiiiluif ftt n |Kilif1 Ilt.Gft eJiftlitB North nf 1In* Jii.Ur. Tost mlU In rrirul* Thursday and help the Boy Scouts in I’olut uf liifplrwi'l(mcT of III# t**M f lhliP tif •|Li*» ft.—County lift I raw*# . , , pw l«i It-ill foul li mu I with I Ih* Wrm| I111** of * I|u« «;■ -Jon||re o f |he I'rurr. LAist HI])#. In their work of clearing up and clean­ 51. T<rwiuhl|i Iti. iMifli o f lliueu ill Ka*l; rtin Criminal Caan 3tk) tv) ing up the camp. The more you do llifflff Kt*t t*l I f#u?l tn tin* Kftftl Hire o f the H—C«*iUity Crrwerutlnft AtMHtiey. . nai lai Hanford tilraiii, fthpMi Hmitli W m | 0 -Italllff*. p it for a (tend,im v oil f o r the boys the more they will do tin* Util Ibn* o f lb# Sanford lirant rrlioiunl om rl ... 3X1. tai f»*rl. IJiPini* SVr*i fn*f. Ihrnii* North 374.5 Ill— WlltlfM F#fs •**) t«i fo r you and your city in the years to' fr*i'l til Mir !*n|llt ilf Iwitlfl lllll It. lilhi-rvrllN* iip 1iI I *mir t *Mrooftr*p!u*r lt» Vtnudvenry mT'llfr*! aa I In* North h n If o f tin* f r*l hiwluu dnCaH** •come. 3iWtkl «-rll*«**l j»r**i*t*ity. in-wll: 12. -tille r (l|ie)i»r( nf rllnitti.il |()iwr. iL'k-imiltig at Ihr* |«*lnl o f I n lr n o ’ t l i^ *»f llw* rnlliffl , ................ ............ ................... 500.(*l lltir of tha Hanford (iraiil with Ihr W n t ‘ 'Senator Fletcher says Ft. Marion Illtf o f H**» thui 31, Tuwnahtti IU ibntlli ill flung? 1.1,— Hlrerlff'a IVmiinlaaton mi 4‘tnea, etr.. tv’ ll............................................................ 3tat.no llaati run lh#in-v North ahiii? thr lUtiftp Iliw t l .— I'reilin* j.)Inmerv ............................ I.vai.ta) is in no danger," says headlines in >11 Id.Uft idtnliui, tlirtir? I!i«t rtilliift 1»* tin* 13 — Trana|urt. ;iahl fur. atnl illarttarce Jacksonville Metropolis. We are glad K ill IltH* o f Hiufiud Urftlit* Ihr rut* Hknitti -ft ilf* Mmrej |ialti In Cnunt)r I'onilcta l?rr*» \Vr*t fthritj* t|i*» Ksfi Ilii? of Hanford oa mail .................................. 300 DO to Rear that. We were afrnid the lir«nt tu the i<u|nt o f fwitlnnlns, tunuiidnis 19.— Murke*l l‘ a j o f Jnrov In Criminal ('aura. 4.11 irrrt, more or Irw, all Ijlitjt and twlnr (iMintj ami Jtiallre I'rare Courta . . I.OHMio Seminole Indians would Rticak up on lit He*vtion 31, Towttftlil|i ll), booth of 1U im*'v* 31 1«. fl.lari uf Jailer ................... 7fltl.no | ■it some time in the night nnd take it. lUal. 3 0 —flalalT Special Officer» .................. 2,IIKt.0O II ftptw«rlitc from Ih« an urn Idll o f runt’ Iteeerveil for t'lilitlngerrelia .......... 0115.00 Ft. Florida is in danger also. fdalut filrd In 1 hit rftuan that ytm bain or i’ liIni wHur Inlrrrat In am) lu ihe taint* li«‘reiHTotal ........................ ,..$14,343.00 — - 0 ------------ -— jU'ii* itracrItaHi. Ettlm fta of EaptaM* R u d Fund. Samlaal* 'nirrrfifff*, you, Jhiihi O 'K t lll.-ir r br*rrhy rrO o u ty The Herald believes that the new i|iilns| to W »ml nfiwar Itfu rf mtr.aald I’lrAH ftatirist hotel will be started some time Court at till* M « n llotia« Ip Hanford. Florida, I WIW: lire floral J ear riullut Heptemlrer 301 h. Ihr 3rd day of Orlnfwr, A* l». 1031. and I . —flalartea o f Komi flopt. etc. . . . . . . $3,1**).00 -during the winter. We may be wrong ill tbm and thrf«* oiftki* atiswer to the* Idll of 2 ,1'fll.l to 4*0. ’ I W r 'r . for lli.a.l rumHfaltil rihlUli***! afalnat you. othrrwlar a , lo-P- ............................ 4*0.00 but it ftegina to look ns though ,th*l ibnrw |»to o m fr o o will Iw y n lr m t * M. —I'ahl to other jiereon* fur n a.l ■claims of Sanford cannot go begging M l nil Dtbft jnrllM rltIniliiit any right, ti­ _ ln»ti*. ii.ii. . ■ . , lAO.OO ll# «»r Inlrrrat hi and lo |hf l»rvi*rrU brfrinalanr 4.—1tW t o f material .............................. 2.000.09 *mtich longer. A real tourist hotel d«*an1tir*1. |>y, thnnich or under any o f Ihr par- 3.—Too la ami mt Hi lurry, n e t am) rehere -will make |hls city grcstN AVe lira lirrrtn uamrd. of iilhrrwl*r, arr rrin lm l lo paint ................... 2.3011.00 tw and ap|»rar l^furr our raid Cl m ilt Court at th —Uve fllnrk, n e t ami rare ami feed* have the location. thr Court llutor In Hanbtril, Florida, «»n Ihr Till In* ...................................... . . . . MK*’ .iat day of Novriulirr. A. I», 11/31. and Ibrn and 7.— I'ahf for Free l.iU e , ullirt than * ------------ 0-----------1he*r»» main* aiiiirrr to thr hill o f tiiiiipliliit rt l.uatilw ............................................ « tafli.l*) IVe'd like lo make reservations for hlhllM ayalual aald unknown partlrft, o lb m tla r 9.—Feeilln* ami ’ rare of r.i«vleta ott a dfi'fn* pro r»uf«**a>* ulll l*r rttlrm l ayalntt rea.l* ......................... 4.UOO.I10 raoy open dattfs that Jacksonville all Bald UiilniowM part Ira. ,, , I 0.v it_ w / o f Ferrjnreu ,.... K tl*r/ .... , .vti.iri tl |. ..fi|rr.-.l tltal Ihla'lmtlrv tie imMUtir.1 In . 1 l.—l'ajurenla <<i aiv,,unl uf nia.tv hnlh beauty shop may have— tbe one that the fl.infi.nl, llrrahl. a ire<aai>a|ier |.ul.M»lre»l In j i.y riHitrart ................ '. . . X(*g)(U can make a bnld headed nicn beauti­ fleniltrele f.a in l}, .eire a (trek fur right " « ■ * » 1 1 2 ,-l-a }))ren t. on a.-rottnl o f lirhlgn tu the known i*#rtj ilrfemlant. and onr* a| t.nllt hr r u i l n r l .............................. 5,900 fX) ful. We a^e expecting company'from a* wrek lor iw elie wrvka a> to tire unkiuam p a r-_ 1 ».- p a i d Id Inrorvorated Hltr* and' ihfiifliUiih #* limn* 2 . . .......... Sanford, St. Petersburg and nearer tlfwWlTNfJiH my hatfl and Ihr rral u f ihr aald I S . - '^ ( l n » r l n | and it it t f;ln i home, shortly;—Tampa Tribune. We cireutt cuqm. tin* I Ih day uf Atifttat. -A. II, llrwtinl fuf I'MIlunrln 3 * -J K f W city once peo­ , get ' In Co Judge. State o f Florida, ■ It) Court., c«ir o f Count, Bemlnola Conotf, 1 l n $ W L t l a i ( of Ernrel fltotvanl. Tlrerrea flteward ami (liarlle J*. fltew anl,'Mlunta 4115M Muitda Ou tatartdltift Xtdrfl Ou n l# mil rift IK II.^O M Tut a I . . . . VALUE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY Oeneral • Sr hiWLil Selin il Si fita>} Other llmuaea a ml Iv*ila FuruMtire Apparatus Sidiool Cr$»iM*rfy itfflcfl* Furniture^ Special Ta> DUulcta Hi h$mi| IfiUKkfflv nml MiU H€)*$#4 FuruM lire «». * *., Stli<-.I Apparattu . . . . . . Other Hrii4«il l*n»|M»riy .• ■ ..... l&tu*J0Aw 25,000.00 2,500 OH 1.500.00 ........ ........||Wl,H.*Ji(>i Total +++++++++++++*n*e++++-5*++*f<"H*+4**+++*e++++++++■!• <•+++++♦< i | Fertilizer I x ^ . Materials • . . . ♦ i Castor Pomace | Hardwood Ashes i Ground Tobacco Stems r. NOTICE OF APPLICATION1 rOR LEAVE 7 0 SELL IfIN0RB LAND Nolhre !• lirtrl.) gltru lu all, Minim It mar eiKirertt. that Irela Nf roll, aa tlttartllan . of •Rmevtltir Hlrnard. *rirerr»a Mlrnaril an t tl.atlle J. Nlrtvaril, minora, will, on tlrei 5th iU> nf flrptrtnU'r. ,\. .11. JP2I, apptf to Ore llnmirdhte E. F. Ilinreledtler. t'ngiilf Judge. ,ln and for aald CIDIBIJ, nt lilt dfftrv In Sanford, at lire t'otirt llunae in aald tlmntjr, at 10 o'cha k A. M.. or >t >«<»ni llretr.tfler at the matter ran lie heard, fi^ authority lo aril, at puldlr ttr prltate •ale. ttre nmtltldril lutereala of )lre alu te luinel minor* tn and to lire follow In* drarrlhv.l real e-ia ir. in aald rotintj. tmwlt; Iad* 2. .1. 4 and 3 of ltha-k fl of Tier *'E*‘ ; Iail In o f llhrek fl o f Tier t't” ; lad I of It tor k 0 or Tier **11” | la>t fl o f llh* k 7 of Tier ••It'*; lo t 3 o f lilnck fl o f Tier ••A": lait ti of Ithak ft Of Tier •T’ **; lad t of Ilhrek 13 of T > r ■*A**{ lad 5 of Hlork fl o f Tfer ' 'l i " ; lait 7 o f Ithak 0 o f Tier -’ ll *: tail 2 of lllrek 0. of H er ••tr* amt lire Mhhlle 121 of lo t t o f Hlork 19 o f Tier " A ” helnjt Bit fret front on flth atreet and Ott fret deep; all areordlu* to K. It. TVaffurd’ a map or plat of tire toon o f San. ford, Florida, d x lj rro n V il In tlie |«jldle rec orila uf flemlnole rou n tj. Florida. lad 3 o f Hlork 9 o f tliapnun amt, Thrker'a .tddltloa to Sanford, t imid*, oa |rer flat dalf Addlilon lu Hanford. Florida, a* per plat dnlf o f irronl. . f lieu tuning In Chapman and Turner'* AiMItloa to the town of Sanford, Flmlda, mi the North line of Third H|t*et. at* a poini 01.1 Teel tVeai •it lire- NoclUwral |adnt o f Inlm erllan o f Ttdnl fllreet ami Cypre— Avenue nto Weal 09 the North line o f ThlM atreet StLT feet; itrejirr North 7H.T feel: thenre llu lr it r fai.U fret; Itrenre floulli 73.7 fret to beginning. Ili-glnnlng In tliapliian and Turker's Aihlllhm to tire Town o f Sanford, Fh*rliU, a I th* North ■m eat pidnt o f Interaertiun o f Third atreel ami t'jprea* airnoe. run North alreig t'rprr— arenue ) .iS fret, tlirn.v \irn),-f lr 01,5 feet; thenre fl.'Olh 73.7 f|*reI In the North line of Third •lle e l: Iheooe Font til.3 feel to treglunlux Ain* tue folkiwlti* i.ti^reri) In Imial i- mibIJ, fltale o f I’ lothU. lo -w ll: IWgtmdhg at NW Hinu-r o f ll. J. Itrowu’a laml rnunlug ll.vnee • M ^ * M North on lire Eaat thh* o f Uml 2t) fr e l. Ilienre Batt *1 right not Ire to wild lane 139 fret; thenre South 31 fre t; thenre y fw l parallel to •einnd n.vntlonnl line 130 frel to point o f he. (toning. I•ring |wtt of properl,' rirtirejed to ElUaheth Kins , h j M atf Ellen’ Mlllrr. Alao known e« tire flmlli 31 feet o f Work Ilet WIMer'a fl'uli-|i|>l>|..u o f llanaoptown now In ttre HU •*» *i » * *irXyraa *1 f . m stam C llf nf Jacknnuvllt*. Florida.^ Which applica­ E ip t iM t Building Tfund, Saminalr tion will Ire hated Upon Ih*A rll'h«r*Thr aale County now on file In aald Court. For thh ff*r*1 | t lr ending Heptrmlfr ,K)lfa Hated thla the 4th d t j or Auguat. HCI. LEO U1 NIXON. 1.—Cajment of Time n'lruti $7 000.00 lll. M e . * KAINIT—SHEEP M A N U R E GOAT MANURE And Other Materials Our Prices Will Save You Money PHONE 536 -+ * * + * + + * * + + + + * e e * + * e * 4 * e Burns ^ ■ M ?D0» " '* �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1921 KEYSTONE ENAM­ EL W ARE BOYS’ SUITS STARTS TODAY AT STRICTLY FIRST QUALITY 4 qt. Covered Berlin Kettles and Sauce Pone. > 7 Q o Sale Price ...... i ■' "*'■*_; =■ - ifc. MEN’S PANTS Dress Pants at pair ... 6 qt. Berlin Kettles and Sauce' Pans, with covers, Q O a Double Boilers, lanfe size, regular price $1.75, now ...........’. . . t J O v blue and $6.98 co CHILDREN’S SUITS 213-215 Sanford Avenue Santord, Florida Were $5.50, at Q Q o n l y ..................9 v * v O LADIES’ SKIRTS w h it e W ARE We have a large assortment o f Skirts that will be sold cheap. $1.50 Tea Kettles, Don’t Forget Our I • Hardware Dept. 4 at. Berlin Kettles and Sauce I_ --- -'a ~~= Pans, with covers ..... . WASH BOILERS 6 qt. Berlin Kettles and Sauce Pans,covers .... WHITE AND WHITE W ARE TRIPLE COATED . 17-qt. Dish Pans reduced to ....t We must raise $10,000.00 at. once, therefore we will throw our largest and most complete stock o f merchandise on the mairket for four­ teen days, at prices you cannot resist. COME ONE, COME ALL, JOINT THE RUSH. * Bed Pans, with covers, a t ....... Milk cans ............... Nojv is the poor man’ s chance to got that which ho has been denied, and the rich man’s chance to save that which he has accumulat­ ed. Goods must go regardless o f cost. We need the money and must have i t Merchandise will be sold cheaper and foster than you have seen It for n long time. $25,000.00 worth of the newest and choic­ est merchandise money can buy is at your service. E verything/o wear for men, women and children, nlso house furnishings and hardware. We can fit you from head to foot, furnish you ap plies to build a home and then help outfit it. Come and see. \ ou can’ t nfford lo miss this sale. It’s a grand opportunity. Berlin Kettles, with covers .... THINK OF IT! DON’T FORGET IT! COME TO IT! TALK ABOUT IT! SALE STARTED TODAY—CONTINUES 14 PA YS ONLY, ENDS AUGUST 20TH Fry Pans, were 75c, for ......... COMBINATION GEORGETTE WAIST Values to $7 ^ at ......... D Q A Q t jJ O o x J O ALARM CLOCKS wr 225: GOLD SEAL CON- SUITS GO^EUM RUGS O Q p GxQ feet, C O at ....... ............ MEN’S WORK GALVANIZED WASH TUBS CUPS and SAUCERS $1.50 MIXING BOWLS 'V 10. and 12 Q C a “ nd U tH / up YOUR FARE PAID All out-of-town customers at­ tending this sale and purchas­ ing as much as $25.00 worth of merchandise in any one day will receive 4c per mile for the distance they came. It doesn’t matter how you come, make your traveling distanqe known to. the manager and get this iii cash. BERRY SETS Werp $1.50, 0 4 4 O t jllilO Sale Price TOWELS Sale Price, *7** Each ......................... / ^ OIL STOVES 2-burner BON AMI Oil Stove. ' Our regular price is $25.00. Special W A Q HAND SAWS LADIES’ and MISSES MIDDIES Sale Price ....................... v O v ----- — \ ■■ 1. — I Big lot o f ready mixed paints, both for inside^nd outside work. This paint ia guar­ anteed to be the.very best quality, was’ $4.00 per gal­ lon. Sale O A A Q price, gallon ....tpArieaJrO 6x9 ft, A (J* M Were $G.50 SHIRTS CHILDREN’S Hi)SE MEN’S (JARHART OVERALLS Price Extra heavy, 60c • quality, at yard CRETONES Beautiful pattern, 4 Per yard ................. J n r Dishes CONGOLEUM HALL RUNNERS 3x9 feet. COTTON MOP A ( MEN’S WORK A A A ELECTRIC TABLE LAMPS Silk Shades, O M£ COOK STOVES i’e Have a Big Line of WATCHES It is not very often that a thorough up-to-date store Varrylng all o f the best known makes of merchandise, announce a general sale such as this on their entire stock. This merchandise, every bit of it, is the sort that has built the Kanner Department Store’s reputation of honest merchandise at fair.prices. This reputation we must live up to. Come folks, come. Never in your most exalted moments hove you pictured « more marvelous selling sensation.. Only a few articles mentioned here. Hundreds, more on sale just, ns low. The bargains listed here a/e by no means aycomplete list o f our stock, but .just n few items picked at a glance merely to give you a faint idea of the tremendous reductions we haye mode. Remember every ar­ ticle in our store .has been reduced. SATEEN TICKING * For the Family '' Q Q f and Sugar Bowls KEDS LADIES’ SHOES SHOES W ere-$8.00, Glass Butter Price i 0 4 D /> SILVER NUT SETS MEN’S OX-WEAVE KANNER’S DEPARTMENT STORE SEAMLESS SHEETS SJLVER FRUIT BOWLS SILK CAMISOLES Price Pure Thread Silk, This sale has Jieen very extensively advertised, but*we warn you to get in the right store. Be sure to sec our name on the front. 8ix90 in., READY MIXED PAINT MATTING RUGS LADIES’ HOSE TABLE DAMASK Q Q PUNCH SETS O Q CASSEROLES Were $19.00, PILLOW CASES Beautiful quality, per y a r d ....... l lot, were $5, SUITS and ROMPERS WARNING! HANDKERCHIEFS Q CHILDREN’S WASH O ff Sale Price, 4 Each ....................... 1 / L PANTS ' $1.19 $1.48 CHILDREN’S PLAY t _Sale qt.. at 10 and 12 qt. galvanized, ex­ tra good quality, O Q * « Sheffield’s Silver Sugar, Coffee and Tea Canis­ ters. beautifully enameled and ilecornted with Holland de­ signs. Snle price, C l « 7 D 8, WATER PAILS Were §1.25, for Sauce Pans, with covers .... Per S e t ............... $1.98 size, at MEN’S SHIRTS Men’s Dress Shirts, Lion brand, guaranteed fast color, were $2.50, 4C TABLE OIL CLOTH White nnd Fancy, Q Q f) best grade, at yd.... u O t BLEACH’D MUSLIN Fine quality, 4 4 . per y a r d ................ X X L SHEETING Best 9-4 ya rd ,' A at yard .... ‘ ...... Big lot bows-4 am hands, values to 76c, at ....... v.. 32-IN. GINGHAM — and— JEWELRY Substantially Reduced $25,000 WORTH OF DRY g o o d s . SHOES, HATS, pApq LADIES’ MUSJ^IN DRAWERS’ * BATH TOWELS H A R D W AR E , COOKING UTENSILS, DISHES, ' CROCKERY, STOVES,’ RUGS, WORK CLOTHING, HOSIERY, ' U N D E R W E AR , UNBLEACHED . MUSLIN IG REDUCTION ON OUR LARGE STOCK OF MEN’S HATS FLORIDA NO REFUNDS NO CHARGES NO C. U. D. �m - m . - THE SANFQHD W E E K L Y H ERALD, FR ID AY, A U G U ST 5, 1921 SCHOOL LUNCHES IMPORTANT IN THE LIFE OF THE CHILDREN :* , AND WE MUST HAVE THEM * The Gramnmr School has been se­ There was intelligent discussion, n lected an the first unit in tho lunch healthy enthusiasm and a keen appre­ ! service. It is hoped, however, to have ciation of the needs nnd difficulties of milk served at the primary school. If the subject at the meeting in the Wo­ possible a hot lunch will also be serv­ man's Club House, called to consider ed there. It is unfortunate that there is no the introduction of hot lunches in the Grammar public schools of Sanford. A large spucc available at the number of women were present, and School for a lunch room. This neces­ there was but one opinion as to Snn- sitates the building at the school of duty in the matter, and also a a rough ‘hut" or "canteen,” containing determination to meet and conquer kitchen and Btorc room arrangements and space for tables fo r serving the the problems in the undertaking. Mrs. Ora Layton, health,officer for lunch. Therefore, the first step In Orange county, and supervisor for tho this enterprise is the raising of a fund Public Health Service of Orange, Sem­ for this building and its equipment. inole, Lake »nd Osceola counties, gave 1 The financial committee is making an instructive talk on the problems of , ready to carry forth its campaign; the school and the and until the success o f this part of help the parents to meet. the plan is complete, the committee in Mra. Layton is a forceful speaker, and full charge of the arrangepients can­ while she impressed her hearers not go forward. It is expected that a very small con­ afresh with the obligations vre owe our youth, she inspired them to take tribution from each family In the var­ up the burden ns a great opportunity ious school districts will be ample to finance the undertaking and no dif­ o f service for our children. Supt. Lawton brought the hearty ficulty in this respect is anticipated. This s not a money making scheme endorsement o£ the school board for the hot lunch project, backed by an of the Woman’s Club. They-expect to appropriation of $300.00, Mr. Law- make the lunch self-supporting after ton also emphasiced'the need not only the first month. Hut all money will training in our schools nlong be used solely for the benefit of the with mind development, but even school children. Itemember this when more the guiding of the moral life, you arc given the privilege of contrib­ uting to thin most excellent cause. and the building of right chnrncter. (F le a Beturday'e Dolly) IS MANAGER JUDGE HOUSHOLDER COE MIAMI COMMISSION RELEASES BOYS TO HIGHLY ENDORSED CARE OF PARENTS Was in Charge of East Coast Yiaduct and Served In France < (D j The AiiotUled P r su ) AUSTIN AND McCAUI.F.Y IiOYS MIAMI, Aug. 2.—C. S. Coe, of St. r MUST REPORT EACH Augustine, engineer in charge of the EACH WEEK building of the viaduct for the rail­ (From MoB3 tjF*» DtOjr) road from Miami to Key West, and The two young boys, Austin nnd colonel of engineers in Franco during McCauley, who were tried this morn­ the war, was today appointed as Mi­ ing for burglary were released by ami's first city manager by unanimous vote of the city commission. Among Judge Ilousholder on probation and the recommendations of Coo for the ordered i o report to the probation o f­ position was one from General Dawes, ficer each week in the future* Sen­ President Harding’s appointee on the tence was suspended nnd it is reported budget commission, under v^bom Coe the boys will remain in the custody of served in France. Coe’s salary as city thfeir parents. Judge Ilousholder told mnnngcr was fixed at $10,000 per the boys they must report regulnrly if yenr. he suspended sentence, and if they vio­ lated their parole he would sentence them to the reform school at Mari­ anna. Judge Ilousholder, George A. DcCottcs, Judge Maine.s and Ilcv. E. D. Brownlee, the probation officer, ad­ dressed about forty boys who had gathered to attend the trial, and told them o f the evils of staying out late at night nnd associating with unde­ sirable companions; also told them of the proposed curfew law nnd explain­ ed its workings. These gentlemen ask the co-operation of the purents of Snnfoid in this work nnd urge them to aid them in enforcing the provis­ ions of the low. AND GUN CLUB . HELD MEETING LAST NIGHT AT COURT HOUSE. (From Tuesday's Dally) The members of the Sanford Rod and Gun Club met last night in the court house for the purpose of adopt­ ing by-laws nnd the discussion of several other important matters. Seven new members were reported by the coinmlLtees thnt hnve been working on ntembcrshlp, which makes a total membership of 138. The comhnvo not completed their work and expect to bring in number- of applications nt the next meeting which wil bo held on Monday night, Au8th. • By-laws for the government of tho club were adopted nnd are now being drawn up. Printed copies will be sent to each member in n short time. Plans for the new club house were also discussed at last night’s'mecting and it is expected that an announce­ ment concerning the starting of work tho building will bb made os soon a s the membership committees have completed their work. FREIGHT RATE ON CITRUS FRUIT ALMOST DOUBLED Freight rates on Florida citrus fruits are again upheld by the Inter­ state Commerce Commission as "not . unreasonable,” > The freight rate on citrus fruit from Titusville to New York has been Increased from W cents to $1,14, or nearly doubled. How the Commission can hold that increase as "not unreas­ onable” is more than growers and shippers can figure out. As s matter o f fact, the rate is damnably unreasonable, arid should convince all citrus fruit growers that steps should be taken to secure ship­ ments by water<r-TitusvUle Advocate. - * 666 cures Dengue Fever. INTERESTING WATER TRIP. R. L. Coow, Mack Brunnan and Chris. O. Codrington returned on Fridny after spending six days on tho St. Johns, the Matunzas nnd the Hali­ fax rivers. The trip wns made from Boresford to Port Orange on 30 gal­ lons of gnnsoline, nnd nbout 28 hours nctual running time. The rest of the time was spent fishing, cooking, eat­ ing and dodging squalls, which are un­ usually frequent for this time of year. The trip from Beresford to Jackson­ ville is on fresh water, ami from there on the water is salt. People who hnve never been through the East Coast cannl hnyc no idea of the immcnsity’ of the work dona by the Florida East Const Canal nnd Navi­ gation Co., the company’s only com­ pensation being a few million, acres of land given it by the stntc upon the completion -of each mile of canal. The canal starts nenr Mayport, running from there to the Matunzas rivor, op­ posite St, Augustine; one then fol­ lows thf Mntnnzns about thirty mites, and again takes the canal, which runs from the Matunzas to the Halifax above Ormond. Some of the cuts are twenty feet or more in depth. A toll of eight cents per foot length of a vessel is charged, two tolls being col­ lected, one between Jnckksonville and St. Augustine, nnd the other nt Smith Crpek bridge above Ormond. Thu cat nnl was dug nbout 100 feet wide, but ‘he channel is not over 50 feet wide. There, is ns much traffic on this canal probably ns on the St. Johns river. There is only one settlement be­ sides St. Augustine on the entire can­ nl—the -Htmjner resort o f Summer Haven near St. Augustine. The Innd nlong tho cannl— if one wnnta to call it land—is mostly over­ flowed marsh nnd will probably never be of any use to any one. The refitted launch Ethel riinde tho trip in fine shape, and was left at Port Orange for use in surf fishing later in the season.—DcLand News. 8ERVICES A T HOLY CROSS CHURCH. CHULUOTA : * * * * * -•* * * * * . * * Everybody seems to be enjoying the good old summer time. The nice rains of afternoons keep the weather cool for the evening and night. Miss May Long, who was very ill last week, is much better. Miss Sadis Blackburn left lost week for her old home in Eliiston, Ky., where she will visit .her sinter and brothers until September when she will enter Edstem Kentucky state school for this coming school year. Miss Dltmyer of Ft. Pierce, the B. Y. P. U., state worker, was with us last week. She taught a class in B. Y. P. U., training and assisted in or­ ganizing a young peoples union here. Elmo Llghtfoot and wife are visit­ ing at David Self's this week. Mrs. J. F. Story, who has been nt the hospital in Orlando for n month, is home again very much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dann have for their guests this week Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dann, of Orlando, and 2|Irs. Ruth Ponce, o f Jacksonville. . A number o f our folks spent Wed­ nesday camping and picnicking on the St. Johns prairie. All. report a pleas­ ant time. Lee Futch, who has been working for the East Const Ca(ttle Co., for the past yenr, is nt home here for a while. Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore Aulin nnd son, Theodore, Jr., of Oviedo, were visiting J, T. Jacobs, Sundny after­ noon. Matthew Best and Mnyme Futch were married in Sanford last Satur­ day evening. Mrs. Mary S. Mixon hns purchased n brnuftful home in Orlnndo nnd with her brother, Chas, T. Steevcr, will move thtfro at nn early date. Wc arc indeed - sorry to lose this estimable family from nmong us. The Nixons nnd Steevers arc nmong Chuiuota’s earliest and staunchest citizens, and tho best wishes of a host of friends go with them to their new home. Mr. Wynn and Joe Nixon have pur­ chased n turpentine business near Ocala nnd will take charge of it nt once. Henry Futch and fnmily have mov­ ed to their now home just purchased eqst of Chuluota. The remains of Hazel Harrell Col­ vin arrived from Arkansas Inst Fri­ day nnd were interred in the Chulu­ otn cemetery Sundny morning. Hazel is the dnughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Harrell, of this pince. She wns rear­ ed here. She wns mnrricd t<» Lee Colvin in the winter of 1920. ,Sho went with him to his home in Arkan­ sas, whore she du-dHii November. Her body was temporarily buried in Ar­ kansas with thnt of her infant daugh­ ter, Grace l,ce. A few weeks ago Undertaken Hand, of Orlando, arrang­ ed to hnve the bodies of both mother nnd child brought home for bnrinl in the fnmily lot in the Chuluota ceme­ tery. Tho father nnd mother, brother, Fred, and sister Dnisy, and Mra, Rog­ ers, nnd fnmily of Orlando, nnd Chns. Hnrrell, and wife, of Winter Park, were all present nt the burial service. The funeral services were conducted by Prof. J. Tilden Jacobs nnd the romnins were laid to rest nmong the relatives of her family. J. E. Snyder, our gcninl merchant, planned n delightful surprise for Mrs., Snyder Inst Sunday. It being hpr hirthdny, Mr. Snyder arranged with' Mrs. C. D. Brumley to hnvo the re­ freshments prepnred at her house. When the guests arrived the delicious refreshments tame too, which all who pnrtook enjoyed to the utmost. The evening wns plcnsantly spent in vis­ iting, singing, etc. The -guests took leave nt n lnte hour, wishing the hostess many hnppy returns of the day. The only services during August at Holy Cross Church, will be tho Vesper service each Sunday night at 8 o'clock. The rector spends August for his holiday at Daytona Beach at tho Manor apartments on the beach. Whilo there, he will officiate nt Saint Mjary's church, nt Daytona, and the nek Daytona mission, Trinity chapel, now holding services in the beach the­ atre in the Arcade, during the ab­ sence o f the -Daytona rector, Rev. FT. McKay. 666 cures Malarial Fever. IN G IX uulT O O S IT , TTH JU D ICIA L OZXOUXT, NOTICE OF AFFLICATION FOR TAX n t m . - S X K p rO U OOUNTY, V U O U IU L -UNDER SECTION STS O H m A t n A T ^ a chancery UTX, L A W S JJF FLORIDA: (O. D.) Notice I* hereby gtxeti (her J. b . o f , T*g C ertificate No. n . daiM »>d day *f J ob*, a . D. ISIS, baa tiled i . i j lin e a r* l u j o y offlce. aad ha* mad* a p p l c i u £ for (ax deed to laaue la accordance w ith V . Raid certificate embrace* th* fo ? io Ji* i 'V L aerthed properly *1 ta ile d la Seminole L . . . 7 Fkwjde. to-w lt: Lot IS H l e S t i ^ d ' r i d d , ^ ^ W wW* Mid lia d b etuf i t m i f j ■i »l . d a u at Ibe leeuabc* of inch c o ritrk ato to h! a im * of Norman Ballon. Cute*. . , | d certm cx^I t h il l he redeemed according ta law tag - ‘- BILL TO OUIXT TITLE Oecar n . Gram llng. Br., Onmpl»ln*nt, T*. A. 11. Gerard. H »ttt# G erard, hla w ife, tb* noknown legate** sa d devl**** n a d tr lb* loot w ill sad testam ent of A. It. O tra rd or of hi* w ife H aiti* O arard, tb* unknown belt* of A. If. G tra rd or of hla wtf* H aiti* O rrard: John T a m i l . C atbortaa T a m i l , bla w lfa, tho aakt>own locatoaa and devl**** under Ibo laat w ill t a d testam ent of Jo b s T om all, o r bla w lfa and teat* m eet of John T u m i ) , or bla A.‘ BDU'lMiam 0" *b* ” ,h d*r »* , wlf* C albatio* Turn all, and Ibo an known W ltncaa my official algtialur* aad teal ,h i. b rtra or John T a m i l , and of bla w ife, Gatherlb# ZZnd dey of July. A. D. l i l t . . la* T a m i l , D tfm danla. , (h e a l ) x A. Do u g l a s s n o t ic e t o x o x -a x a x n x a r a . Clerk Circuit Coer. TO A. If. G IR A R D , AND H A T 1T I QSRA RP, Bern Innl* Cooaty n * ItM W i n , RESIDENCE UNKNOWN) ^a<|P_______ ■ " 1= A- M. WEMKa? D .a ■o JOHN TUBNELL AND OATIIBR 1NR TUB­ NELL, UIB W IFE . RB8 IDENCB UNKNOWN! It appearing b r th* tw orn bill o f op lain t NOTICE OF AFFLICATION FOR TAX D r m filed herein again*! yon th a t you h a re or claim UNDER REOTION ITS OENERAL BTATUTE, LAWS OF FLORIDA to h a re ooom Inlereet la tb* follow la g described land la Bemlno)# County, Florida, to-w lt: Notice le hereby *l»en that Elm* |„ Lockethv rChaeer o f Ta* Certificate No. 333, Salad the 1 day o f JdM, A. D. I01S, baa riled eald rmt Ufleet* la day office, aad baa made aan) Ira tic*, Yoa are therefor* hereby required and ordered for ta r deed to laeu* U tccordgaco xHth law lo be and appear before our C ircuit Court a l Said certificate embrace# the fqlKntlag deecrlb! Ibe C oart Iloaaa la Sanford. Florida, en the *d properly eltuated In Seminole County, Florida _____________ Flret Monday_____________ t a Auguat, ______ 1S31 ,______ b e ta __________ s the la l lo-w ll! S K q of MH o f U>t S, Sec. A T w o / i i day o f aald month, then and there to a u k * a®. N, Benge 30 E. 10 tcree. Tb* etld land beiar NOTICE or APPLICATION \TOH T A X DEED awer to Ibe bkjl o f complaint herein filed agetntt aaaeeeed e l tb* date o f tb* Imutnc* o f auck UNDER SECTION ATI, O EN ERAL.STAT­ yea, and therein fell not, clae aald b ill w in b e 1certificate In the aeme o f II. F. Rohertaoo. UaUTES, LAW S 0 1 FLORIDA taken ae roofeaaed *gal a l t you, followed by lee* eald certificate aball |>e rt-deraxed atcxwd- Legal Advertisements Notlr* U h rt* b / given t b i t J . 8 . L alng. parr b u r r o t City T * i O r l l f lr e t* No. 330 . d*t*d tb* l i t 'day of April. A. D. 1011. baa f I M oald r c r t i n m * la my office, and baa Bad* ip p lltitioe for t a t deed to lain* la accordance w tlb ltw . Said certificate ttnbrar** tho following dtocrlbod property ellaeted la tb* ta ty of Hear ford,’ Seminole County, Florida, to-w it: Lot 90, RtrnUfonT* Add. Tbg aald land being t u n a t tb* data of tb* Im oioc * o f aucb n r tlf lc a t* In tho name o f C .\I I . U rttw alL Unlee* oald e rr I Iflcat* aball b r redeemed according to law tax deed w in liana tbarton on the Stb dap of Angnat. A. D. 1021. Lota Flea (51, and Berea (T)r Illock K, or BL Gertrud* Addition tb Baa ford. Plat Dock 1, page 112-117, a* recorded la Semlaot* County RoeCNTtilw C tug to law tax deed w ill Ixau* thereon on the final decree. II ta further ordered (b a t tbla notice be pob- 2»tb day of Auguat, A. D. IB2 I. W ltu n a my ofn elal tlgnatur* and ***! ih i. IIdied la tb* Sanford H erald, a aew apapar pub­ lished ta Remtaol* County, Ffartds. a m tacb Ibe 22 nd day of July, A ..U . 1021. . (SEAL) . B. A. DOUGLAHS. week for eight eooaecuUfo week*. TO ALL PARTINS CLAIMING AN I NTH REST ' Clerk Circuit Court. IN TUB PROPEBTT, I1R B B N DESORIBNDr Seminole County, Fla. Under A R IL Gerard, B attle Gerard, hla wife, Ry: A. M. WEEKS, o a aad John Turn* 11, Catherine Turn* 11, hi* w ife, or othenrtM. *, NOTICE AFFLICATION FOR TAX SEED It b e ta s m id* to appear by a tw orn bill a f UNDER B E C n O N 'm OENERAL RTATComplaint filed herein ig a la a t you th a t you UTE. LAW ! OF FLORIDA or h a re o r claim to h ie* tome Inlereet ta tha fol­ lowing described land* ta Seminole Oumaty, HufMa, lo-wSt; . Notice I* hereby glean th a t Uaadtll Pendle­ ton. purebater of City T A C ertificate No. 133. Wltnra* my o fficia l algnatnr* and oral thla Lota Fire (3 ), aad S eeta (T), Block Z, of dated th* le t day o r April. A. D. 1BU, hi* f i M lb* l it day o f July, A. D. 1021. Bl Gertrud* Addition to Baaford, P la t Book 1, aald e ertU lett* In my om c*. and baa mad* a s . (HEAL) E. A. DOUQLAR8 . page* 112-111, aa recorded ta Seminole County. Ftcrlda. Sent tool* County, Fla.' You am* therefor* hereby commanded and re­ to o ic Uy: A. M. W EEKS. D. a quired to ho and appear before o a r aald Circuit Court a t tb* Court Houa* in Sanford. Florida, on th* Flret Monday la Septem ber, 1021, being RESOLUTION COUNTY BOARD OF PUBLIC tb* fifth dey of oald month, then t a d there to INSTRUCTION, BEXIN0LK COUNTY, FLOR­ m ike anawer unto the bill of com plaint filed IDA. DETERMINING W H AT AMOUNT OF herein agetuet you. and therein fa ll not tie* BONDS IB NECESSARY FOR BFXOIAL TA X eald bill w ill be taken a t coafeeacd a t agaUmt SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. (.-(O V IE D O ), SEM­ you, to be followed by final decree. INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, TH E RATE OF It la further ordered th a t thla notice be pub­ INTEREST TO BX PAID THEREON, THE lished once e tc h week for tw elr* week* In tb* TIME WHEN PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST Hanfted Herald, a newapaper pubtlabed la Semi­ SHALL BE DUE AND PAYABLE. nole County. Florida. plication for t a r deed lo fe u * In a c c o rd a n t w ith law. Bald e e rtlfk a te embrace# the folia*. Ing ileecribed property a llu d e d In th* o t , 0f Sanford, Seminole County, FlorIJa, te w it: Let d, Florida I .and A Colonisation Ce.'e Add. to Booth Hanford, is recorded In P la t Do*k 1 Pag* TB, •Record* of Semlnele County. The aeld land being eeeeeecd a t the del* of the lenanew of aucti certificate In the name of Rath*! w il­ liam*. 1,'nlcaa aald certificate aball be re­ deemed according to law tax deed w ill ta n * thereon *n tb* 301b day o r Auguat, A. D. 1021 Wltaee* my official signaler* and te a l thla tbo 22nd day of July, A. V. 1021. • , (8 HAL) K. A. DOUGLASS. Wbereta: On the >th day nf Jane. D, Don* and ordered tbla Ih# 23th day o f May, Clerk Circuit Court. 1031, a petition waa pretested to tb# County 1921. Seminole County, ri* Hoard of l*uMlc 1rut rue l Ion for Bemlnole Coon (Clerk'a Seal) K. A. DOUOLABM, d0 -aig ^ By: A. M. WEEKS, D. c] Clark Circuit Court, • (y. Florida, tlgned by more than twenty.fir* per r«nt of tb* daly qualified elector* re*Id Ing with Hp«clal Tax School District No. 8, (Oeledo), Seminole County, Florida, aaktng and petitioning 'that an election bo celled and held lo determine the queetloa a* to whether or not bonda In the sum o f (30.000.00 ibonld be leaned by Speclil Tea School Dlatrlct No. 3 (Oeledo), Seminole County, Florida for the pur­ pose o f acquiring, building, enlarging, furnish Ing or otherwla* Impmelng tebool building* and ecbool around* and for the exclude* nae of the public free tebool* within laid Special Tax School District No. 3, Seminole County, Florida, the proceed* of Ibe aald bund laaue amounting to IIO.OOO.OO to be uned for tb* purpoee* eat forth In aald iwtlllon. and tti be expended end dlitiuraed In a manner following, to-wlt: 1. |IT,000.00 to bo need In building and fornltblng a ecbool for white children *1 Oeledo. Fla. 2. (3.000.00 to be iu*d In enlarging and fur Dittoing a negro school at Oeledo. Florida. 3. (1,000.00 lo be uaed for the parch*** o f fumUfalqge end Incident*!* for all acboola with­ in Mhretpectal Tax School District, and Whereat: It la ih'a aenae o f tbla Hoard that It would be to lb* beat Inlereet o f ftpectsl Tex School District No. 3 <Oeledo), Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida, to laaue bund* In 'tb * earn o f (30,000.00, the proceed* thereof In be uaed and expanded In the manner end for lb* purpooee and objeete *• ere tierelneboe* aet forth eDd la la atated In aald petition. Therefore II* It Unsolved: That II la tb* detereilnitlott o f thla County Hoard ot Public [aiirurtlpn for Seminole County. Florida, ■ that the amount of hnnilj required for Ibe purpooee and object* aet forth In aeld petition la the •urn o f (30.000.00: that the aald bond* aball bear Interret at th* rite of fl per pen! per an­ num; the Inlrrrat on said bond* to be payable seml-ennuslly; aald Umita lo be dated July let, I03I, and to mature thirty year* after the date thereof, end. lie It Further Itraulerd: Thai a tpeclal election be held In *ald Special Tax School DleIrlct No. 3 (Oeledo). Hemtnol* Oounty, Florida. In accordance with law, to determine whether or not there aball be laeurd by aald Special Ta* School District No. 3 (Oeledo), Seminole Coun­ ty. Florid*, bnfut* a* are proelded for In thla resolution, and, II* It rnrther Iteaolred: Tint lid* reeolnlion he published In tb* Senford ilereld, a newapaper published In Seminole County, Flori­ da. but without Mid Speclfd Tax Scbool Ida trlct No, 3, there bring no newapaper pnbllrhed within aald Hperlil Tax Scbool DUtrlct No. 3. once a wrek fnr four succeeslr* week*. Thla resolution adopted In regular acaalon of the County Hoard of INiblle Instruction for Semlnqle County, Florida, the Mb day of July, A. I». 1021. O. r . HARRISON. Chairman, C. A. DA I,I. AS. FRED T. W ILLIAMS. ■Oounty Hoard o f Public Inatrncllon for Seminole County, Florid*. A llret: T. W. LAWTON. ’ Supt. Pub. Inetn. and K i-of. ftclu Secretary to llo*r,1 (Seal o f Hoartli *T.8tc ORDER TO HOLD AN ELECTION IN SPEC­ IAL TAX BCKOOL DISTRICT NO. 3. (OVIT- DO) SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County, Fla. DICKINSON A DICKINSON. So licit era for Complaint*. 41 -U te NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND ELECTION FOX SPECIAL T A X SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9, (OVIEDO), SEMINOLE COUNTY, FL O RID A Where**: A petition baa been presented to Ih* County Hoard o f Public Instruction for Seminole County. Florida, signed by mom than twenty-fire per rent o f tb* duly qualified elec­ tor* residing within Speclil Tax School District No. 3 (Ortedo), Seminole County. Florida, aakIng and petitioning lb* County ounfy Board Do o f Public I oxl run Ion for Seminole tVmuly, Florida, to call and order an electlm to be held within eald Special Tax School Dlatrlct No. 8, (Oeledo) Semlnele C oolly, Florid*, to determine wheth­ er or not there ehell be laaoud ky tb* eald Speclil Tax School Dlatrlct No. 3. Innd* In tb* sum of (20.000.00, th* proceeds * f eucb bond* to be uaed for the nurpoee of acquiring, build­ ing, enlarging, furniablng or olherwUt ImproeIng acltool building! and achool ground* and for th* eicluale* ua* o f th* public free echool* within eald Special Tax School Dlatrlct No. I, the proceed* o f the aald hood laeu* amounting lo (20.000.00 to he uaed for th* purpoee set forth In eald petition, aad to be expended and disbursed la ■ manner following, to-w lt: 1. (17,000.00 to he need In building and furniablng 1 tebool fer w bllt children at Oeledo. Fl*. 3. (2.000.00 to be need In enlarging and furnishing a negro achool it Oeledo, Florida. 3. 91,000 00 to l e need for the purchase of Turnlshlnge and Incidental* for all achool* with­ in Mid Special Tax School District, and. Where aa: Tit* County Hoard o f Public In­ struction for Seminole County, Florid*, bta care­ fully examined aald petition and baa eacertalned that more than twenty fie* per cent of the duly qualified eleclnr* reeldlng within said Special Tax Bchool Dlatrlct No. 3. (Oeledo) Seminole County, Florida, beet signed eald peti­ tion, and Whereat: The County Hoard o f Public In­ struction foe Seminole County, Florida, hat, by rewUntlon thla day determined that bond* In tte eqtn of (20,000.00 will tie required for Hie purpoee* eel forth In M id petition, end which ere enumerated firrelneboee, eald bond* to bear Intrreat at the rate or alx per rent (fl -per ren l) per annum. Intrreat payable eemlluiiually, bond* to be date,) July let. 1021. and the principal o f aald tiondx lo become due and payable tlilrly year* afler the date thereof. NOW. Therefore, In pursuance of law, and In ptirauinr* of a resolution or ihla Hoard thla ■lay adopted, nolle* la hereby glxen that on the otti dey Of Auguat, A. I>. 102). an eleetloo "HI b* held and the aame la hereby ordered to tie held In Special Tax School District No. 3, (Oxledo) Seminole County, Florida, to deter­ mine whether or not there shall be imoe<) by th# Mid Special Tax Reboot Dlatrlct No. 3. IOviedo) Seminole Cknmty. Florida, bond* In the turn o f (20.000.00, to bear Intereal i t lb* rate of alx tier cent 111 per cent) per annum, Interret payable eeml annually; bond* to tie dated July 1st, 1021; the principal o f aald bond* In become' due and payable thirty yeere after the date thereof, ** ta proelded for la that certain rewibitton this day adopted by thla t^onnty Hoard o f Public Inilrnctlon for Semino). County. Florida. In whlrh eald election »ntr llioax- duly qualified elector# who are free hah im ' rraiding wllhln aald Special Ta* School Dlatrlct No. 3 (Oviedo) Seminole Coun­ ty. Florid*, ehell be entitled to role. The aald election *0 ordered to he held ahall I* held at tl.c )-oiling place within aald Special Tax School Hlalrlct No, 3, (Oviedo) Seminole Cminty, Florida, wber* Ibe laat general el*eHon waa held- throughout eald dlatrlct, to-wlt: At precinct No. S, and the eald eleotlon aball I* held In compliance with law. and th* In apectnru and clerk* o f the polling place aball make prompt return to the -County Board o f "uWle In<true!Ion for Seminole County. Florida. Immediately after Ibe aald election and th* tabulation o f the tote potted, and the County Hoard o f I’ ublle Instruction fnr Seminole Coun­ ty, Florid*, will b* In special meeting at 10 o clock A. M, on (be 10th day o f August, A. D, 1021, to receive the return* o f the said election and to determine and certify the result* thereof. The following named are herrby appointed and dralgnatej a* Clerk and Inspector* to hold and conduct Hie aald election at the polling Place nr precinct named, to-wlt: At Precinct No. 3. (Orledo) Polling Pile*. Lawton's Store. H. R. McCall, Steen XeUou. J. It. In. apector*. and It. W. Lawton, clerk. All o f W hich I* done ami ordered by the Coun­ ty Hoard o f Public Inatructloo for Seminole lonnty. Florida. In regular session assembled Ibis the Btb day o f Jnty. A. D, 1921 C. F. HARRISON. Chairman. C. A. DALLAS. FRED T. WILLIAMS. County Hoard o f Public Instruction \tlealf" r S*m,DOle Coa” lF. Florld*.T. W. LAWTON. Supt. Pub. Initn. and -E x-offld o Secretary to Hoard. (Seel o f Ih-ardI 47-S|e Whereat: A petition baa lern presented to (be County llogrj 0f Public Inetrucllon for Seminole County) Florida, on June Tth, HEM, algued try room than tw enty-fire per cent o f th# duly qualified elector* reeldlng within Speclet Tat School Dlatrlct No. 3, (Orledo) Seminole County, Florid*, taking and pellllonlng thet an election b# held within aeld Special Tax School Dlatrlct No, A (Orledo) Seminole County, Flori­ da. to dettrtnlne the queetloa t* to whether or not t>ondi In th* eum o t (30,000.00 ehell be laiurd by eald Special Tax School Dlatrlct No. S, (Orledo) the proceed* thereof lo lie uaed foe the purpoee o f acquiring, building, enlarging, rumliblng or olharwlae liuprorlog ecbool buildin re and actionl ground*, and for the cxrlutlr* ua* o f the public free achool* within aald Spec­ ial Tax School D fatrlcf No. 3. Seminole Coun­ ty, Florid*. Therefor# De It Reeolred: Thet an election b* and lb* eeme le hereby ordered lo he held In Reid Special Tax Scbool Dlatrlct No. 3 (Uxtedo) Seminole County, Florida, on th# Oth day o f Auguat, A. I*. 1921, lo determine wheth­ er or not there aball be txeued by Special Tax School Dlatrlct No. 3. (Orledo) Seminole County. Florida, bond* In Ibe aum o f (20,000,00, to bear Inlereet at th# rale o f alx je r cent (fl per renl) per annum, Intereal payable xcml in mially. honda In tar dated July let. Inai, end to mature thirty yeare after ibe dale thereof. He It Farther Reeolred: That thla order be publlthed In the KanCord Herald, a newapaper pulillahed In Seminole County. Florida, hut without Special Tax Bchool Dlatrlct No. 3. there being no newapaper published In Special Tax Bchool Dlatrlct No. 3, once etch week foe four eacceaelre week*. Ihm# and ordered In regular teuton o f th* County Hoard o f Public Instruction lo r Semi­ nole County. Florida, tbla Stb <Uj o f July, A. D. 1931. C. r . HARRISON, Chairman. IN CIRCUIT COURT, SEVER TH JUDICIAL C. A. DALLAS. CIRCUIT. IN AMD TOR SEMINOLE FRKI1 T. WILLIAMS. COUNTY, FLORIDA Counly Hoard o f la b ile Inatrncllon. for Seminole County, Florida. CITATION Atteet: T, W . LAWTON. Halil* V. English, Complainant, Supt, Pub. Inaln. and D t-offl- LAKE WEIR.—The level o f 'the water in Lake Weir is higher this season than nt any time since 1887 nnd 1888, according to old residents, who declare that in those two years it reached the highest mark they had ever known. Tho club house on tho cast side of theiakc is seriously threat­ ened by the water. During the rise In 1887 and 1888 tho Florida Southern railroad dug a small canal to carry off surplus water and it Is hoped that the canal, .which still is in existence, . . 8*fr*urJr 10 IM ealof Hoard) • 47.5 1* will perform tho same service this .. WEST PALM BEACH.— Plans are season, if the ln\e rises to a danger­ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED being drawn by County Engineer Roy ous lovel. UNDER REOTION I I I OENERAL STAT­ UTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA F.' Goldman, ^or wooden. bridges to Notice It hereby given th at Mr*. Barah M. supplant the ferry, service across tho WHEN CURFEfr RINGS Lawton, purchaeer of Tex Cert in ra re No. 3S2 . dated Ih* nth day of Ju ly .' A. D. 1013, ha* M ed West Palm Beach and Hilsborough eald certificate In my office, and ha* made ap­ When Curfew rings at half-past nine' plication for lax* deed, to laaue In arcordaace Canals hero. Mr. Goldmnn estimates Wc girls nnd boys will beat it homo; with law. Bald certificate embrace* tb* fol­ lowing deact 1bed properly situated In Memlool* that tho bridges can bo built fo r ap­ county, Florida, to-igH: . 1*1 1, illock C, A. Won't that bo fine I Antin'* T in t Add. lo Oviedo. Th* aald land proximately $6,000 and although their being arareaed at Hie date of the laautnr* o f construction has not been definitely Yes, yes, don't spealc too fast, eueh cerllflcete lo the name of r te d W hite. * Unleaa aeld-sgertlfleate ahall b* redeemed ac­ decided upon the county commissiop- Another one witl have to cording to taw I n deed wil) laaue thereon on th* 13U> day of Auguat, A. D. IB3I.■ ers nro said to be lit favor o f expend­ and pas W ltneea ra y -o frid a l tlgnatur* and te a l thl* u. I Ih day --------* , W1> ing part o f the first money realized And let it ring: H>* yof July, K. A, DOUG IAMB. from the issue o f bonds voted July 1 At quarter past! for such work. Timea-Union. dT-Btc va. THOMAS E. K K O L tltl, PerendaxiL To TIioixim R, English: It appearing from an affidavit filed In l M i suae that th e reeldence of the defendant D unknown: and th a t It la th* beller *f a ffia n t (hat tb* defendael la over twenty-one year* of te e end that there Is d o pereon In the Slate o r Florid* the arrvlc* e f a subpoena nrwo would Wnd th# eald defendant.— Therefore, you. TI»oma. B. EngtUh. are here­ by reqhlred on (be Sth dey of September, A.- D, 1021. to appear lo tb# bill of Complalat Med e ratn at you in u.la can**, otherwla* a decree pro roafroao w ill on eald data be ruler** against you. I t t* further ordered th e t eald notice he publlehrd In lb* Hanford H erald, a newspaper wubllebed In Bemlnole County, Florida, for Itatit rooeecntlf* week*. % Wltneea my bend and te a l o f the above sta te d 0 1 I t U 7 th day of July, A. D. 1021. <" e AL) B. A. DOUGLASS. .. vnttar „ Clark Circuit Cburt. B IN)UGLAMS, D. C SoUcllor s n j or r<mn**l for ComplatnaBt NOTICE OF AFPLXOATION FOR T A X DEED . UNDER BECTION ITS. OENERAL RTAT. UTEM, LAWS OF FLORIDA Nolle* 1* hereby glean th a t Lola Nettle*, perrtiaaer of Tax C ertificate No. TO aa to Lot 10 dated the 2 nd dey of Jon*. A. D. IBIP, h ie fllad aeld certificate In my office, to d bee mad* tpp llcitlcu for tax deed (o Issue In accordaeco with law. Bald certificate embrace* tb* fol­ lowing dkecrltwd property situated In Rem last* County, Florida, to-wlt: l o t to. Hlk 11, Tier E. Hanford. The aald land being «aace*r<1 1 1 th* dale of the laauiorr of such certificate ta the name of Unknown. Unless aald certificate ahall he redeemed according to law tax deed will laaue thereon Ibe Blh day of August. A. D. 1921. Wllnce* my official signature end a n ) thla tbe lal day of July, A. D. 1021. ISKAL) E. A. DOUll LAMB, Clerk Ctrcnlt Court. Bemlnole County. Fl* 40-flle Uy: A. M. WEEKS. D. U NOTICE OF AFFLICATION FOR TAX DEES UNDER BECTION k i t OENERAL STAT­ UTE, LAWS OF FLORIDA Nolle* la hereby (teen that J. E. la lo g . p v chaaer o f City Tax Certificate No. ITT, dated the let day of April, A. D. 1010, baa filed aeld certificate In my office, and t x i mail* appli­ cation fer t i l deed to laeu* In am nU aee with law. Said certificate embrare* th* feth-wtng described property attueted In [be (Xty of Hxnferd. Bemlnole Oounty, Florida, to-wlt: Lit H. Blrntlferd'a Ad. The eald land being as­ sessed at th* date of the laeuanc* of aurh rerttflrat* In the name o f B. C. Coaart. t'ndewsabl certificate ahall t-e redeemed according M law tax dee,] wit] Issue Ihrreun oil tbe 20ih dag o ( August, A. D. 1021. Witness my ofnelal signature end teal thla the 22nd day *f J*ly. A. I*. >021. (SRAM K A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Clrcalt Owrt, Semi no Id County, Fl*. 40-fllp Bj: a . m . w h u k s , n. a NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED UNDER SECTION 1? (. OENERAL STAT­ UTES, LAWS O f FLORIDA Notice It hereby given that V. T Petere. purehaaer of Tax Cerllflcal* No, IN . deled the •ith day of July. A. D. 1913. he* filed eald certificate In my office, and Ii m made appUcation fur tax deed to laaue-In areordance with law. Said rcrtlflrata embraces lb* falk-wlax drerrlbfd prtqierty eltuxted In SMutnol* County. Flnrbla, to-wlt: Four ecret In e-iuar* In SW corner Section 22. Twp. 20 B., Range 32 C. d acre*. TTie aald land being aaaeeeed at the date o f lb* Issuance of such re rllflrite In th* naid* of N. Rosenthal. Unit#* said certificate shall I-e redeemed accodllng lo law lax deed will losue. tberrnn on the Oth day o f Auguat, A. D. 1021. Witness my official signature and aril Ihla lb* tat day or July, A. D. 1021. (BEAM H. A. DOUG LA SB. Clerk Circuit Court. Bemlnole .County, Fta. UFCtc Ily: A. M. WEEKS. D. G. NOTICE o r APPLICATION TOE TAX DEED UNDER BECTION H I. GENERAL STATUTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA Notice I* hereby given that D. W. Short, pur­ chaser o f Tax Certificate No. 170. dated th* 2nd day o f June, A. B. 1919, baa filed laid ceellflcal* In -my office, and hla mad* appllcatiem for lax deed to'laeu* In accordance wtih law. Bald certificate embrace* Ih# following deecrtb#d property attoaled In Bemlnole County, Florid*. to-wlt: Beg. BE. cor o f Jeoaup eod W . I-eke Are., run H IBB ft,. K B33.B6 fL . N 109 f t . W BM.00 ft.. Bee. 32, Twp. 20 B. Bang# 30 R. 3 acre*. The aald land being eaaegeed at th* del* o f the Issuance of #och cerllflcete In tb* name of-Unknown. Unlea* aald m tlflc a le khaU be redeemed according lo law tar deed will leme lhereon on tbe 22nd day o f Auguat. A. D, 1021 . * Wltneea my o fficia l algnatnr* end teal thla th* Itltv day o f June, A. D. 1921. IK8AL) B. A. DOUOLABM. Clerk Circuit Hour*. Benilnole County, Fi*. (S etc By A. M. WKKKB. D. a Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575, G#ncral Statutes, Laws of Florida Notice is hqroby given that L. A . Mickey, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 48, dated the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919, has filed said certificate in my office, and hoa made application for tax deed toj issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embrace* the following described property sit* uated In Seminole county, Florida, towlt: S 130 ft of EVi of Lot 7 and E 120 ft pf Lot 7 (less S 130 ft) Block X, Sanfazd. The Bald land being o»aessed at the date of the iMuance o f auch certificate in the name o f Jennie E. Couvillier. Unless aaid certifi­ cate shall be redeemed according to law tax deed will lssue'thereon on tho 2nd day o f September, A. D. 1921. Witness my official Bignature and Beal this the 29th day of July,*A. D. 1921, (SEAL) • E. A. DOUGLAST Clerk Circui^ Cow. Bemlnole County, Pi*7-29-6tc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. a For office Bupplles, atationery, come to the Herald office. �t r~ •—« i SsfHT ‘ -swIS ¥■ m m # -y St TH E SANFORD W E E K L Y HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1921 E R E is a S P R tN G and M A T T R E S S GIRL ADMITS EVIDENCE GUN BELONGED TO HER Was Found Lying on the Bed in Hotel Room denies th e deed ORLANDO MURDER SEEMS HID­ DEN MYSTERY THUS PAR. < ORLANDO, Aug. 8/—It was with a revolver owned by Lena Clarke that Fred A. Miltmore was killed in Mias . Clarke's room on the third floor o f U,e San Juan hotel here Monday night. The woman, who la postmis­ tress at West Palm Beach, stoutly de­ nies that she shot Miltmore, who was owner of a restaurant here. She •claims that she merely drugged him *nd left him "asleep’' in the room, to which she had Invited him, while she went to the police station to report to Chief of Police Ed. Vestel that MUtmore was in her room, drugged, and she thought that if the police searched him they would find evidence to con­ nect him with the theft of $32,000 from registered mall in the West Palm llench poatoffice. That robbery occurred lust Thursday. When the police went to tho room •bout an hour and a half later they found Miltmore lying on the floor dead, n bullet through his heart, and the pistol, which tho woman ndmitB is hers, was lying on tho bed. There was no sign of the missing $32,00, but two empty registered mail pouches, in which it is said the’ money had been sent, were found in the room; also a registered Jotter envelope, Was found. As a nsult of thp coroner’s inquest Miss Clarke is being held in the coun­ ty jail here on n' charge of murder, and B. H. Patterson, a garage man of West Palm Beach, who brought) her to Orlando in his automobile and not­ ed ns her messenger-to summon Milt­ more to her room, is held ns an acces­ sory before the fact. I This is probably the most tangled crime case ever arising in Orange, county and its details are the subject of rife speculation on the streets to­ day. Miss Clarke arrived hero Mondiy afternoon from West Palm Beach, having hired Patterson to drive her over She paid him $100 for tho trip. She brought no baggage and registerid at the San Juan as "Mrs. Henry Wilson, Atlanta, Gn.’' Shortly after registering at the ho­ tel she sent Patterson to Miltmore with ;i note, miking him to call on her. Tins Miltmore did. Tho room ii on the top floor of the hotel, and there were no other occupants of ihia floor, that night. Thl? fact probably iccounts for no one hearing the report of the pistol. '— L Miss Clarke admits that the pistol found in her room w as her own and that jhe left it in the room after she claimed to have drugged Miltmore in order to hold him for the police. She wrif.T,,! with Police Chief Ed. Ves-, <tl about H o’clock Monday night. She* told \ estel that she had Miltmore in her room, drugged nnd that he was gtiilty uf the mail robbery. She de* ocribed a registered letter, stolen from we of tjie pouches, which she said h* had in his possession. She had the *ey to her room, which she gave to Vestel. When officers reached tho room, •bout 9:30 n’clock the lights were o ff •nd they found Miltmore. dead on U>e floor, a bullet from a .32-callbro •pedal .Smith A Wesson revolver havpassed entirely through his body. Ie wore no coat when he visited the Ills spectacles were lying on J r M ™ was the pistol, Miss !«rkc a handbag and her keys. Athid to the key ring was a gold de. rhe empty mall bags were on the floor near the body. The seals * cre ' ntact, the canvas having been apparently with a short-bladed knife. When officers Sported to Chief r .Mlp| that Miltmore was dead, Miss u * fke, who was in the chiefs office, 2 * I,!ac*d under arrest. Patterson, O was in the car in which they J * * the trip, also w «s arrested. They **re Placed.In the city jalL Miss , T rke retained E. W. Daria at coon•el »nd requested Attorney Schillings. °rth of West Palm Beach to come rr«- also to represent her. Patterson U not represented by counsel. i that is guaranteed to be one o f the most com fortable and luxurious beds made in Am erica today. W e are exclusive agents in Orlando fo r these two high grade articles fo r the bed room . wounded. The time of tho gun report as told by the clerk was a short time previous to that at which Miss Clarke called upon tho police to tell her story. She continued to maintain silence to­ day upon advice of counsel. Vegetable Growers May Get Relief, Except Celery Rate WASHINGGTON, Aug. 3— In tho case o f the Uailromi Director-General of Railroads nnd others, the Inter­ state Commerce Commission has ren­ dered the following important decis­ ion upon the complaint attacking the line haul rates and refrigeration charges on citrus fruits and vegetablese from Florida producing points to various interstate destinations, .that the aggregate charges are not unreasonable except: (1) Thnt.the lino haul chnrges on vegetables, except celery, under re­ frigeration are unreasonable in that they do not provide in these instances where n lower minimum nnd higher rntc apply than under vcntilntion for tho alternative * application of the ■same rate and minimum ns under ventilation; and (2) that the refrig­ eration charges on fruitp and vege­ tables, are unreasonable in that they are based on an excessive quantity of ice. The commission said: “ In their complaint filed Sept. 11, 1919, ns nmended, the rniirond com­ missioners of Florida attack transpor­ tation rates and refrigeration chnrges on citrus fruits nnd vegetables from producing points in Florida to various interstate destinations ns now shown in perishable protective tnriff No. 1, I. C. C., No. 6, as unrensonabo; nlso on vegetables under refrigerntion, ex­ cept celery, ns unjustly discriminnr tory. Wc are nsked to establish reas­ onable and just rates, amt chnrges for the future. “ The joint council of the National League of Commission Merchants of the United States, the International Apple Shippers' Association, nnd the Western Friut Jobbers’ Association of America intervened in support of the allegations of the complaint with respect to refrigeration charges, Com­ plaints content] that the inclusion of the increased refrigerntion charges made effective from Florida on May 8, 1919, of items o f cost covering the hntilage of ice in the bunkers of re­ frigerator cars nnd the switching in­ cident to the icing nnd reicing of such ears, i. c., one cent per car mile nnd thirty-five cents per car per switch*; respectively, resulted in n double charge* fo^ these serviccsv for the reason that the line haul rates were at that time high enough to, nnd by operation of law did, include compen­ sation therefor. Tho elimination ' of thfs alleged double chnrge by n pro­ portionate decrease in the haulage rates is sought. “ Wo find that the aggregate trans­ portation nnd refrigerntion charges assailed ace not unreasonable except that the haulage charges on vegeta­ bles, other than celery, under refrig­ eration arc unreasonable in that they do not provide .in those instances where a lower minimum nnd higher rate apply than under ventilation for the alternative application of the same rate and minimum under refrig­ eration as under ventilation, and ex­ cept that the refrigeration charges are unreasonable to the extent of 20 per cent of the cost of Ice factor em­ braced therein. "Defendants will be expected, with­ out a formal'order, to revise thlr charges on this traffic in accordance with the conclusions announced here­ in within sixty days from the date of service o f this report. If this is not done the matter may be brought to our attention.’’ . SENTENCED TO GO TO CHURCH REGULARLY THROUGHOUT A [YEAR. (By The Am ifoied Frau) .WASHINGTON, N. C., fiug. 3.— Five young men of this city are tinder sentence to attend church regularly fo r ona year. They were convicted of stealing automobile supplies. Judge Horton gave the defendants their choice of goin g, to the county ,;a «AGB EMPLOYEE nBARD REroads for, one year each o r to attend PORT OP CUN. church regularly for the same length of time. r n * AMMlateS r n a l • They promptly accepted the latter. I ORLANDO, Aug. 5 ,-T h e only new jfcvelopnjent In the MUtmor* killing r hew today, was a atatemint by If you do not get your 'dally or weekly Herald, promptly let the office Ul ' T 1* ot * gmr*«# « « kos r,f,” •* 8 « 8'«° u » »i«ht ot know It. We have no way o f know­ iUInf ke hunt • report of . ton ing that you are not retting It unless , n °°Lcry as If someone had been you tell us. ■ £ 50-lb. Roll Edge Imperial Stitch H ygiene Felt M attress “Dc ! — Guaranteed to equal any felt m attress made in the » United States— Money Refunded if not Satisfied. TH E BEDSpklNG LUXURIOUS I ' Emy genuine DcLuie IMipruig Won lh» trode-reark on thi ride r»il of the iprmg. Look for It— It h your (mrinter. $1.00 A W E E K W IL L PLAC E E ITH E R OF TH ESE HIGH G R A D E AR TICLES IN Y O U R H OM E K incaid Furniture Com pany D eL uxc is the most luxurious­ ly comfortable bedspring made. It will give you a lifetime o f satisfactory service and more soothing delightful healthful re- ‘ pose than you have ever known DcLuit it htndtomtly linkhrj in Rome , Gray Enamel and will (it mrtil or wood btda (and bow-foot wood bedt) without any (hinge. e Corner Pine and Main Streets ORLANDO FLO R ID A * Everyone Should Drink Hot Water in the Morning Wa*h away all stomath, liver, and bowel poisons before breakfsot, To feel your best dny in and day out, to feel ejciin inside; no sour bile to coat your tongue nnd sicken your brenth or dull your head; no consti­ pation, bilious .nttnacks, sick head­ ache, colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stomach, you must bathe on the In­ side like you hntho outside. This is vastly more important,' because the skin pores do not absorb impurities into the blood, while the bowel pores do. To keep these poisons nnd toxins well flushed from the stomach, liver, kidneys nnd bowels, drink before breakfast each dny, a glnss of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in it. This will cleanse, purify and freshen the entire nlimentary tract before eating more food. Get a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from your pharmacist! It is inexpensive and almost tasteless. Drink phosphnted hot water every morning to rid your system of these vite poisons nnd toxins; nlso to pre­ vent their formation.— Adv. TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 2.—Gover­ nor Cary A. Hardee has appointed Hon. Marlon L. Dawson to be state cquoizer o flaxes, the new office cre­ ated by the legislature o f 1921, tha appointment to become operative nnd effective from Monday, August 1. In accepting this office Mr. Dawson tenders his resignation as secretary to the governor nnd secretary of the two boards, pardons nnd state in t1 tutions. To mrcced Mr. Dawson ns the ?«crelnry to the governor, and o f tho t m lonrds, Governor Hordoe hns appoint­ ed Hon. L. B. Edwards of Live Onk, a gentlcmnn of ability and polish nrft) one o f the host known educators in tho •rate. ’* In selecting Hon Marion L. Pn./*on of Bfo^ksvllle for the im por'a-t office of state toualizcr o f n v .s , Governrr J-Vulee has a^ain «;h m -n the right liian- for the right u’ -tec as he has also dune in naming Mr. Edwards as the successor to Mr. Dawson In the secretaryships. Mr. Dawson is pfcuUor^ welt (quip­ ped for tha p-.-c.eu'.or kind ofswork required of a .state equalizer o f taxes, He has the full confident?) of the governor and the people, both of which are •CottUnl to Its success. — Having long boon n student o f tax­ ation and o f goro-omental economics commissioners u f stats institutions, and haring served through four ses­ sions of the legislature and as secre­ tary o f the governor and tho board o f commissioners of} state Institutions he brings to the discharge o f those complex and Important duties • fund of ^ext-book knowledge and wh^t Is vastly, more Important, an intimate and practical experience with nearly every branch o f governmental affairs. * * Jj* * * * * * ■ - } ! * * * * OVIEDO * * * * . . ' ■ * * . $ * * * * * * * * Misses May nnd Ida Lou. Connlly nnd Mr. Mims, of Valdosta, Gn., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lawton. Emmett McCall, of Lakeland, is spending his vacation with his par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McCall, The Sunday school clnss of Mrs. T. W. Lawton gave her a surprise party Thursday'* night in cqjebfatfon of her birthday. The class imufe Mrs. Lawton a present of a. beautiful bar pin, the presentation being made by Rcvcrly Wright. 0. F. Swope has returned from n two week’s stay in Chicago. 1. R. Dob|c, of Winter Park, was in Oviedo on business Tuesday. Mrs. A. R. Wade, Sr., and son, Wil­ liam, of Wildwood, spent the week­ end with Mr. nnd Mrs. A, K. Wade, Jr. Mra. W, P. Carter and Mrs. L. A. Lee left-Tuesday for Colorado, where they will visit Mrs. Lee’s sister, They expect to be hway severs! months. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope, Fraricis Swope, nnd Miss Mable Swope, visited Winter Park nnd Orlando, Monday. Rev. J. N. Thompson nnd son,‘ Al­ len, spent Sunday at Umatilla attend­ ing a Sunday school nnd B. Y. P. U., convention. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McCall, nnd son, Edward, Mrs. T. \V. Lawton and children, and Miss Elizabeth Lawton, spent Monday in Orlando. Miss Olivo Lczettc went to the Or­ ange General Hcapital Monday to have her tonsils removed, fehe was accompanied by her parents, Mr, atid Mrs. N. F. Lezette. They returned home Tueylay morning. _ L. M. Puwidy spont Monday in Sanford. S. Nelson l»< spending a month in Hot Springs, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Smith are visit­ ing relatives in Raleigh, N. C. They expect to visit several points in North and South Carolina and may go bn to Richmond, Va., before returning. Mrs.. Mary Jacobs is visiting her son, Mr. Tilden Jacobs, at Chuluotaa. A very congenial party, composed of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Lawton, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McCall, and children, Mr.'Mims, Misses Mary and Ida Lee Conally ,lcft Wednesday morning for <i capping trip to the prairie. The party expects to be away two weeks. Alton Famell spent Tuesday after­ noon in Sanford. Mra, L. A. Sheldop spent Monday and Tuesday In Orlando, the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. W. Barr. - Little Miss Gladys Kelsey is visit­ ing her aunt, Mrs. D. E -■Lundy in Manatee, Fta. Mr. and Mrs. -W. J. L a t o n and family visited Orlando Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Yarns and fam ­ ily-w ere-In Sanford Saturday on business. Mrs. W . E. Young, Mr*. E. G. Bandock, and Mrs. E. A. Kamel spent Thursday shopping in Sanfor^. Sell It with a Herald Want'Ad. TRANSPORTATION BY STEAMER AND TRUCK. SAGE TEA KEEPS YOUR HAIR DARK There seems to be no doubt but t what freight raies have reached a point that compels us to look for ad­ WHEN M ix ED WITH SULPHUR IT ditional methods of transportation— BRINGS BACK ITS BEAUTI­ by truck and by steamer. Florida, has FUL LUSTRE AT ONCE. been dependent on two lines of rail­ roads for the transportation of hugo Gray hair, however handsome, de­ quantities of produce for 'too long— seemingly, Wc hnve a short thirty notes advancing age. We all know the miles on our West Coast to build advantages " f a youthful appearance. which would give a short line to north­ Your hair is your charm. It makes or ern points and relieve the very evi­ mars the face. When it fades, turns dent congestion of both outgoing and incoming freight. When wc look back gray, nnd looks streaked, just u few1 over the years that this .short span applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur has been lying practically all graded, enhances its appearance a hundred­ we begin to wonder if we havo not fold. been treated unfairly. That piece of Don’t Stay gray! Look yaungl Eith­ railroad was started and abandoned, er prepare tho recipe at home or get and the contractors paid o ff for tho from any drug store a bottle o f amount of laboc uncompleted. T he1“ Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com­ railroad evidently foresaw something1 pound,” which is merely the old-time or other that would redound to their recipe improved by the addition o f benefit over the loqger haul. other Ingredients. Thousands of folks In Justice to the railroads it must recommend this rcady-to-use prepara­ he admitted that this section of the tion, because it darkens the hair beau­ state is the .child of their creation. But tifully; besides, no one can possibly the child has grown—so much so that it is now being improperly administer-' tell, as it darkens so naturally and ed to. Wc complain, and wc think evenly. You moisten a sponge or soft with good reason. We must tnko to brush with it, drawing this through the wnter nnd to the motor truck. The the hair, taking one. small strand at Mallory and Clyde lines of steamers a time. By morning the gray hair dls- t have been operating to Florida points, appears; after another application or ami to the everlasting credit of these two its natural color is restored, and lines it must be stated that both have it becomes thick, glossy and lustrious, “ built their business from a non-prof­ nnd you appear years younger.—Adv. it basis to tho volumo they now en­ joy—which is not at all on a really Am erican Legion paying volume, it must be under­ M em bers V isit France stood. There are other lines operat­ ing from, tho West Coast: The Gulf And O ldBattlefields and* Southern Steamship Company, (Mr Th« A tw cU txt Frara) plying between Tampn and New Or­ NEW YORK, Aug. 3.— With .the * leans, apd the Peninsula and Occiden­ tal Steamship Company, between flng o f the National Commander of the Amorican Legion flytrfg at the Tampa and Cuba.* In the pnftt we have been troubled masthead and more than two hundred with car khortngo and bad rolling nnd fifty mcrabera of tho organiza­ stock, especially in refrigerator cars. tion on board, tho American passenger Congestions of traffic have caused tre­ steamship George Washington,' sailed mendous losses to Florida shippers today for Cherbourg and Bremen. The . and consignees. It the railroads arc Legionera will disembark at Chcroverloaded, and if it is impossible to bourgh to viist the battle fields on handle freights at other than a well- which they fought for more than a nigh prohibitive rate to Florida .grow­ year. The Legion' party is headed by ers and shippers, then we feel tit National Commander Emery. should be right and proper for us to turn to those other methods o f trans­ GOOD YEARS COMING. 7 portation that are not overloaded, not subject'to congestion o f traffic, and Tho Tampn Times thinks "the next which will constitute a competitive ten years are destined to be years o f way without which we are hardly wonderful development in Florida." likely to get anywhere on a plane of That is trui. Wc come nearer to justice or equality. South and Cen­ knowing where we are "a t" and are tral Florida are being stifled. We further away from the baneful influ­ must come up for air, and we think ences o f the federal reserve* board the way lies via the water and motor than any state In the Union.—Clear­ routes. We want to get along in water News. amity with the raiiroads, but we think this matter of transportation is bigger Why People Bay Rat-Snap in.Prefer, than they know of—or possibly care ence to Rat Poison. to think of.— Florida Grower. (1 ) RAT-SNAP absolutely kiils rata and mice. ( 2 ) What It doesn’t kill ENGLAND. WINS REGATTA (Vacates away. ( 8) Rata killed with RUN AT COWES AND RAT-8 NAP leave no smell, they dry AMERICANS FALL DOWN. up inside. (4) Made In cakes, no mix­ ing with other food (5) Cats or dogs EOWES, Aug. 8.—Great Britain won't touch It Three sizes, 85c; 65c, won the third scries o f the Internat­ $1,26. Sold and guaranteed by Ball ional races for six metre yachta u il- Hardware Co.— Adv. ■ : . • • ed here today. The British yachts scored twenty-one points to the Amer­ FOR SALE— Clean old news­ icans fifteen. papers at tha Herald office* ;> - S ite :; *1 •' - \ - t> f 1 I i .m ■ �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1921 the Monument to Brooklyn' TO REPEAL PROHIBITION LAWS WOULDN’T CURE LIQUOR • TRAFFIC WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.—The boot­ legger of 1921 was characterized as nothing short of the embodiment of anarchy and bolshevism in a speech made at Washington Grove. Md.. bv “ He is a short-sighted American," Major Haynes said, “ who fails to see in the bootlegger o f today both the spirit of the anairchist and bolshevik. It is time that the citizen upqn whom we depend to uphold our Americanism awakens to the realization that boqt- m .1 "S h it i ■ ■ 1 NO MONEY IN SIGHT AND THE TEACHERS WILL OPERATE SCHOOLS FOR THEIR MONEY (By TV* I um U M Tt w PROMINENT MAYO FAR FOUND GUILTY DY COR ONER’S JURY i: Fr<>m The Industry Press, Industry, Illinois Among the many fino descriptions of Sanford written by the members of ) MAYO, Aug. 3.— Wm. Perry, years o f age, ono of the oldest, ’i prominent and wealthiest citizen Lafayette county, is being held jail here today charged with tho dcr o f his wife, Mrs. Lucy Perry, 18, and his sister-in-law, Pearl com, aged 18, following his arresl Monday afternoon upon the verdi a-coroner’s jury. The charred bones of the y wife, a bride of two years and Pc second wife, and her sister, a i MIAMI, Aug. 3.—Because of a large deficit in the treasury of Dado ^ounty, the school board has author­ ized the teachers in public schools \o operate public schools as private schools until such time as the board shall be able to finance them. Should the teachers take over the schools, as suggested by many o f them, they will be permitted to charge tuition. The school board officials said probably the county would not be able to the schools before ^January first. PROF. C. J. BUDLONG, Manchester, N. H. “ I «m , In good health for tho first urday morning. A butcher knife and time in thirty years and I give Tanlac a club axe were lying near the Ik*!!*. s dead soldiers In Prospect park, A fter a lengthy session Monday the entire credit,” said Professor C. J. temoon, the coroner’s Jury over which Budlong, well-known and highly re­ Judge Hal W. Adams presided, re­ spected citizen o f Manchester, N. H „ turned a verdict holding that “ WillU® living at jZ School street. "From the time I was a boy I Perry is guilty o f the murder of his TWO WERE CHARGED WITH THE couldn’t sit down and eat a meal wife, Lucy Perry, and his sister-iaMURDER OF VIRGINIA law, Pearl Malcolm.” ' Perry, who tvwithout being in misery afterwards POSTMASTER tified at the inquest hdd here was infrom indlgcjtion.. During all those |years I was afflicted with rheuma. d r Tk* AmocIi US T i-. m ) PETERSBURG, Va„ Aug. 8 ,-O n e twm, too. It was all ever jny hydy, forces of profiteering criminality [Caniiot Ship Cattle Sequel to Capture o f o f the two negroes arrested at Mc- but espe-ially bad in my feet and legs thcr procedings. No date has yet been whoso business it has been to prosti­ From This State to Kenncy last night as murderers of r-nd ac t'lr-s, I couldn’t get from my set for his arraignment. tute statesmanship and debauch citi­ Schooner Loaded Tingley Elmore, postmaster and store­ f-ed to my cbalr witnout help. |* was Funeral services over the remains Other State Fairs zenship, which have murdered more keeper o f Tobacco, Virginia, Monday, almost a mwn.ua wrv:ic from all thete of Mrs. Perry and little Pearl MaiW ith Booze men in the discharge of their duties Exhibits of Fine Stock Barred From were taken from the Brunswick coun- years o f autriring a i l could not h ilf colm, who were the daughter:* of a (By TV. A im c UUS P r .u ) in proportion to the number employed Shipping Stock d.- my wo'-k. I hope 1 for nothing- very well known L&fayeto county f«r. NEW YORK, A or. 3— The ar in the enforcement of law than fell on more than tempon.:y benefit, from mer, were held at Bethel Cemetery, (By TI m A n tx liU 4 Frees) rest of several wealthy and prom­ tho battlefields of France in tho de­ molested Tanlac, as 1 believed it impossible for two miles from Mayo, Monday after. TAMPA, Aug. 3.—The request of inent men on charges of conspir­ fense o f our flag. • nny medicine to give me entire re­ B. Loomis, jr., of Pierce, for pcrmlaacy to violate the federal prohla very “ It is* said that the poisonous AUTO CAMPS NOT SO NUMEROUS lief, but this is exactly what Tanlac large assemblage o f people-. sion to ship his prizl cattle out of bition law was promised by fed­ wasp that stung Cleopatra to death has done. Florida for exhibition purposes was Citizens o f this section are thor­ eral authorities today as a se­ hid in a bouquet of Oriental flow­ After all the starts made in Lees­ denied by the Bureau of Animal Hus­ “ For the first time since I can re­ oughly aroused over tho double trig*, quel to the capture of the Schoon­ ers. Some of the most venomous atburg towards the establishing o f a member I eat anything I want and di­ dy which is the most gruesome in tbs bandry. at Washington _ Dr. Mohler, er,- nenry L. Marshall, towed in­ tyrka on the eighteenth amendment free auto comp, finally culminating gest \( without trouble. I haven’t an annals o f the county’s history tad chief o f the bureau, hnB written Mr. to port yesterday with a cargo are camouflaged as personal liberty, last winter In a camp that housed a nchc or a pain and have put on eigh­ i oxtra precautions are being taken to Loomis saying the bureau has decided of liquor. Authorities said they Americanism and patriotism. that cattle may not be shipped out of good many travelers, some of whom teen pounds in w eight I just feci prevent any violence. obtained startling information “The personal liberty argument is Florida for show purposes nor may were grateful and more were inclin­ good all over and enjoy life as I never The most convincing testimoey from the crew as ta alleged rnm like a soap bubble—it appears Irrlcattle, once shipped out, be returned. ed to knock the accommodations, we against Perry which was developed it running* conspiracy. did before. Having put Tanlac to the descent and real, but when punctured find that only n few towns in Florida the Inquest was given by Mrs. W. D. test I do not hesitate to say that it is there is nothing in it. They soy tlje Malcolm, mother o f the dead women. are intending to operate these camps the greatest medicine o f the age for eighteenth amendment infringes upon Sho told the Jury that Perry had the coming winter. ,• personal liberty by restricting one’s stomach trouble and rheumatism.’’— There is another feature of personal habits. Now, every law does Tanlac is sold in Sanford by the mado threats against tho life of his life that may ajid to the inconvenience Union Pharmacy and leading drug­ young wife) A year ago, Mrs. MmIthat in a larger or smaller degree. Tho colm said, Perry had become of those who may return expecting gists everywhere. narcotic law greatly interferes with isfied with his wifo and had attempt­ an even greater number of places In the personal habits of tho drug ad­ ed to secure a divorce but had failed, j dict and tho traffic laws seriously which to camp than tl\ey had offer­ ed them last year. The stato board Mr. Vaughan, Farmer, Tells How JULY WEATHER of health found a great deal of ob­ your own homc>, and make it Lost AH His Prize Seed Corn. ^ FAIRLY NORMAL Jury Found Them N ot jection to some o f tho camps last beautiful. •* winter and a number of pcoplo were “ Some time ago sent aWny for Guilty on the First Nor does the making of a home Month Failed to Establish Any Un­ removed nnd placed under medical beautiful square the expenditure of some podigreed seed corn. Put it ia ' Ballot usual Record. care bccauso they were carriers and large sums of money. The really a gunny sack and hung it on .1 rop* spreaders of di scase. In some in­ July was not particularly notor­ beautiful home is one thnt has the air suspended from roof. Rata got it ious for its weather, according to stances in a number o f the camps, the of happiness nbout it, • o f flowers — how beats me, but they did b,-earns figures compiled by Weatherman W. Investigations made by the health o f­ blooming, and o f fresh clcaniness I got 5 dead whoppers in the monitor J. Bennett. In many respects the 31 ficers disclosed immoral . conditions nbout the house and dooryard. after trying RAT-SNAP.” Thro dny period ending Sunday nigh^ was which were extremely undesirable and sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and gutrIf you have been paying rent for quite a normal one, with no -records wc were informed only last .week by tho last ten years, what have you to anteed by Ball Hardware Ctx—Adv. 1 shattered and few extremes approach­ one of the retiring members o f the show for your home-making? Could ed. ^statistical fiends will get little health board that it was the intention you not have spent the same amount American Prisoners to see thnt more stringent regula­ satisfaction mulling over the figures of money and become an owner of given out by the local weather autions were ndoptod this winter if the your own property ? In Russia Released • throws a bal Igame, no player old board had remained in ocice.__ As one writer points out, “ some peoFrom Confinement that entertains proposals or According to , Meteorologist Bon Leesburg Commercial. plo claim that after a person has paid promises to throw game, no play­ nett, the average temperature for.tho the interest on borrowed money, tho ( * / Tk» A iw e U U i r n u ) er that alts in conference with a month was 80.7. Since July's average takes and the insurance, his invest­ RIGA, Aug. 3.—American pnsoobunch of crooked players and W hy That Lam e Back? for the past 30 years is 81.2, it follows ment is not worth as much as if the ers in Russia already have been re­ gamblers where ways and means the laws ngninst murder hnve been that the month just closed was cooler leased from confinement according to on throwing games are discussed That morning Inmcnoas—those known on this continent since the than might havo been expected by unofficial reports to Bolshlviki Ieg»and does not promptly tell his harp pains when bending or lifting, Puritan walked over its shores, nnd nbout three pearly drops of perspirntion press bureau here todny but no >1*3100 in n hfgher-intereiit paying club about it will ever play pro­ make work n burden nnd rest impos­ yet we have many times awakened to tion. On only one day did it get word as to when or where they will be proposition," but people who nrgutf fessional base ball. sible. Don’t bo handicapped by n bad find thnt huinnn life is semingly held "real warm, suh,” which was July 0, delivered at border. from that standpoint nre plaring no bnck—look to your kidneys. You will when the column of mercury bubbled (D 7 Tha AatocUted P r tn j value nt all upon the intangible and make no mistake by following this CHICAGO, Aug. 3.—Seven up to 94. The lowest was 58 on the immeasurable value o f the conscious­ Sanford resident’s example. 1ST NO. 836 BRIDGES IT4 night of the 23d. 1 former White Sox players and ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB ness o f ownership o f one’s home, snys Mrs. W. A. Tillis, 1100 Elm avenue, Notice of Public Clearing to be two alleged gamblers tried In the Rainfall though reaching the rather the Miami Metropolis. says: “ I nm just as strong foz* held August 15, 1£2I, in the Coart (Tr*m W»<Jn.»4iy‘ , Dally) baseball scandal case today stood high mark of 11.19 inches, which is In Miami, too, realt estate increases Doan's Kidney Pills now as when I House, at Sanford, Florida, la A delightful social event of ycstcr- some three ifiches above normal, miss­ legally cleared o f any connection in vnlue so rapidly there is never nny endorsed them before. I used them reference to the application of with the allege^ conspiracy for dny was the bridge party given last ed the record by about four inches. There some few years ago. At that time I risk about, home ownership. the Hoard of County Commission­ the White Sox to throw the 1919 evening by Mrs. W.‘ C. Hill, nb her In 1899 the weather bureau Recorded had a sore nnd lnme back and'found is even a danger in another direction, ers o f Seminole County, Florida, world’s series to Cincinnati, the home on Tourth street, when sho en­ a' rainful o f 15.53 for July. As n< jury last night having found them it difficult to bend over. My kidneyn the danger o f property increasing in to construct a bridge across tke figure that has not been approached value so fast, the home-owner be­ tertained the members of the Eve­ since. St. Johns river, at Osfeen Ferry, not guilty on the first ballot. At­ • comes a speculator with families liv­ Florida used a box of Doan’s and they regu­ torneys for the prosecution tpning Bridge Club, with her usual . The year ID2I promises to be nbove ing In n "temporary" fashion that de­ The War Department* having und«r lated my/kidneys nnd rid me o f the day had little to say- of the case charm and cordiality, • normal in two respects. •It hns nlstroys much o f the finer pirt of homo consideration an applicatiort of tbs pains in my back. I have great faith but the defense pointed to the A profusion of roses and petunias rendy proved wetter than the aver­ building, continues the Metropolis. Board o f County Commissioners of in Doan’s Kidney Pills.” , fact that only ono ballot was tak­ were used in decorating, bnskets and age yenr, having an excess rainfall of If instead o f buying a lot on which Seminole County, Florid,, for approten by the jury as absolute vindi­ Price 60c, nt all dcnlers. Don’t vases o f these lovey blossoms adorn­ 1.83 inches since January 1. It also to build n house to SELL, young peo­ nl of plnns for the construction of a cation of defendants. simply ask for kidney remedy—get ing the rooms where the card tnblcca prtftnisos to be onc^of tho warmest Donn’s Kidney Pills—the same that ple beginning their married lives bridge across the St. Johns river, it were arranged. yenrs on record, hnving already laid “ Why I Put Up With Rata for Years,” Mrs. Tillis had. Foster-Milbum Co., would buy a lot on wilich to build a Osteen Ferry, Florida, a public hear­ The enrd game proved most Inter­ by an excess of 333 degrees since New home which only dire need would ing will be held in tho Court House, Writes N. Windsor,’ Farmer. esting nnd very attractive prizes were Year's dny was ushered in. This force them to sell, mnny dwellings in at Sanford, Florida, at &:30 n. » . "Years ago I bought some rot poi­ awarded. Mrs. Sam I'uleston, mak­ menns that each day’s temperature Monday, August 15, 1921, for the par* According to a report in tho West Jiliami would take on a different char­ ing high score among the ladies was has been on an average, 1.6 degrees son, which nearly killed our fine watch pose o f considering the sufficiency acter, a sort o f individuality speaking given two lovely Maderia handker­ warmer than that dny had any busi­ dog. It so scared us that we suffered 1 Palm Beach Post, the tomato season the provisions for navigation mxJ* of permanence and content. chiefs, a knife, given for high score ness to be, if normal temperatures long timo with rats until my neigh- is nbout over for that section, and by the plans as submitted, or on7 But oven .though you buy or build bor told me about RAT-SNAP. That’s while the growers were very much among the men was won by Col. are considered.—Tampa Times. changes that may be required to avoiI the sure rat killer and a safe one.” disappointed because of unfavorable a house to sell, it is wise to own your Knight unreasonable interference with nsr^ Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.2$. Sold and weather, at a most critical time,1, some own home. In the long run It will pay Refreshments consisting of chicken CHULUOTA INN gallon. . guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.__ made money and most others did not you to stint yourself in other ways in salad, olives, saltlnes, and ice cream POPULAR RESORT. A J . . Accordingly, notice ia hereby • lose any. Tho acreage in the section order that you may put your money that ail persons interested are invitoi 'were served at the conclusion of the into a home o f your own. ’ • referred to war over 1,000 and splen­ card game, and punch was served to be present at the above named tito* Delegates from the several com­ did crops wefe maturing when a-week throughout the evening. ■nd place to express their views up<a munity units o f the farm bureau of of rain set in and not only stopped Among the guests Enjoying this the adequacy o f the plans with refs** Palm Beach county met in the court the operation of picking and packing lovely party were, Col. and Mrs. Geo. ence to the navigation of the stres*. Buried Potters Field, Knight, Dr. and Mrs. S. Pulcston, day dinner* at this cop! and comfort- houso recently and organised a mar­ houses, but sent tho buyers to other While ell statements at the hearing * N o Relatives Found are given' due consideration, import* Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Dr. Ralph Stev­ nblc hotel, arc bringing In many par­ keting bureau for tho county. Only points. ens, Judge and Mrs. E. F. House­ ties now. This , is one of tho finest the preliminary work could be done, ant, facta and statistics intended to <*7 T U Ajm c U U * P r » « t holder, Mr. R. E. Newman, Mr. nnd «ni|tll hotels in the county, and under but indications point to.success for have especial weight In the final d** TAMPA, Aug. 3.—The body of Wll. term (nation.. 0l _ Ul<L_caie should Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, Miss Pnttsyo The n ew management, la bringing in the undertaking. A board o f direct­ Ham Teschner, eccentric artist, who ferably be submitted in writing. ors was selected and ’instructed to Aycock and Mr. W. C. Hill. many new people to Chuluota. Tho died here Sunday, will be buried in a draw up plans for incorporation and By authority of the Chief of Engi* ] Stay at Home Club o f Sanford, will potter# ficld^ It developed that an neers, U. S. Army: to take steps for securing warehoua, • Tampa gets a second big wholesale havo a chicken dinner there. Thursday es, etc. • . . aunt, who asides in Baltimore, will . WM. C. LEMEN, • dry goods house. That’s tho way to night, and several other parties are OffRe supplies o f all kinds at The have nothing .to do with the funeral. Major, Corps o f Engineers, U. S. A* I attract retail buyers—give them com­ contemplating gathering there next Herald Printing Cow When you want Oil portaraite o f Tampa mayors paint- U. S. Engineer Office, petition snd choice. anything ta this line see The Herald. week. ‘ ad by Tqschner hong in the city hall come to the Herald office, Jacksonville, Fla. ■ ^ We have It or can get i t ¥ ntre. , August 2, 1921. 112-lt-5I*»t l * -j-4-*+•!•+++.}..{. wide paved streets, beautiicos, nnd n substantial busln nud seems to be a pros• It is the head of nnvigaOre boats, on the St. Johns the. National Editorial* Association there arc none quite so good and cer­ tainly none with as good descriptive matter ns tho following from tho In­ dustry Press, o f Industry, 111.: At Winter Park wo traqsfeted to the fleet o f automobiles which tho , Sanford boosters sent over, and start­ ed to the “ Celery City.” This was another fine trip over good roads. Tho people all over Florida seem to have unbounded faith in tho future of tho state, but wc saw tho most striking example of this between Winter Park and Sanford. In n little clearing in the brush by the side of tho road, miles from any town that wc could seo, was a small tract of land which had been survey­ ed and platted, white stakes indicat­ were ing the boundaries of the lots, and a sign big enough that #von those who ran might r/ad announced Mint early buyers' could secure choice lots in i no celery was being harvested. “this addition at low figures.” On Hundreds of men, women nnd chil­ mqtiiry we were told that -the place dren wpre in the fields gathering and was seven or eight miles from town. crating celery nnd trucks were busy Whether the nddlllon is to become a hnuling crated celery to the cars. As part .of Winter Park, which we had no stops were ninde, we got no sta­ left, or a pnrt 9f Sanford which was tistics concerning ahinmnniu several miles ahead, wo (lid not learn. Verily, we had not found such faith in nil Florida. While tlie promoters o f this project mny have been too optimistic it is really surprising how towns grow in Floridn, nnd additions a long ' way from town nre quickly reached and in­ corporated in the main part of the SANFORD W E E K L Y H ERALD, FRID AY, AUG U ST 5, 1921 extent where this system can bo ap­ plied. # The above system of tiling serve! in a dual capacity. In times of ex­ cessive rainfall, the well is- shut off and tho outlets to the tilo outlets op­ ened and all surplus water drains off immediately. Sanford fields can be worked within three or four hours lif­ ter the heaviest rains. Air is also necessary to plant life and this system of irrigation assists in applying air to tho very roots of the plants. This sub-aeration is also of considerable importance as a means of protection in cold weather. To buy land at $200 per here and *nd.$250 per acre more to irrigate may seem a foolish waste o f mon­ , but the yield.from such land is much greater than it otherwise >uld be, that the expense is justi­ c e . An acre has produced seventons of vegetables in a single ]o months’ season. These vegetables Here’s why C A M E L S ECAUSE we pat the utmost quality into this *• Camels are as good as it’ s possible for skill. money and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos to make a cigarette. - Nothing is too good for Camels. And bear this in mind! Everything is done to make Camels the best cigarette it's possible to buy. Nothing is done simply for show. over $5,000 in northern mar After deducting $1,000 for -ht, $-1,000 was left for the growIn one instance $32,000 wbrth of lcttucc and cucumbers were produced on a 22 acre tract. The foregoing instances arc unusual but the normal revenue from an acre ranges from ono to threo thousand dollars. Improved land is priced from one to two thousand dollars per acre. It requires three or four years' culti­ vation to’ bring the land to its fullest productivity, Take the Camel package for instance. It’ s the most perfect packing science can devise to pro­ tect ciggrqttes and keep them fresh. Heavy paper —secure foil wrapping—revenue stamp % to seal the .fold and make the package air-tight. But there’s nothing flashy about i t You’ ll find no extra wrappers. No frills or furbelows, . Such things do not improve the smoke any more than premiums or coupons. And remember—you must pay their extra cost or get lowered quality. I f you want the smoothest, mellowest, mildest cigarette you can imagine— and one entirely free from cigaretty aftertastef • It’s Camels fpr you. buma for u short visit witih her relalives. .Mrs. Tom .McClain and daughter, Kveln, ivere in Sanford Wednesday, |having some dental work done, Stafford I.cfllcB, Oasce Flynt, re­ turned home Wednesday from Atlan­ ta, (.a., where they have been visiting friends. I he ladies of this community had the cemetery elennwl Thursday and will have it fenced Inter. -Mrs. A. A. Moran has been quite ill for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Mr. -Ezar Hqrt, and Mr. nnd .Mrs. Wakefield, condition, but the grower’s reward) were visitors Friday. The Florida Scout Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevail, and comes at harvest time and n field of| ’| “ For Wide. A wake Boys” ♦ celery, ready for cutting is n beautiful I Mrs. Mrhnrlape ami family, and Miss 41 35c Year 1 sight. To a lover of celery, the K<lith McClellan, were visitm-n . : H’ ll.LARI) LUMLEY, Publisher T ‘breath of now mown hay” of which )! • 902 French f the poet sings, is a weak-sister to tho rich, teasing, nut-like perfume that floats on the breezes that cross a j R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, W ln.ton-S.l. J !*• I ll* f a r v a l u e ..f IIIM M N I a *|,arr. It win M i n ) • h a i r * o f p r r f r r m l s t o c k at *»u r „ f i i i a i m i a a h a rw . Thai (I* t»C | i» rfr fT r« | ctiwl O M iim o fl » t i * r l l '•H L . w I h k r**-B(wr 11 v <• r i g h t * au<| l a n d is , f is h & |»r|v **ra uf th«* j»rrff-nr<l a lock sh a ll I* r>«-*b*v w h rn anil as i M a r p i l , frxjiu 1 *»r hf| |*fof|ta o f thr co r j-.r * IJ im , ’Irn.ta at thr ra le o f rig h t p rr rent j ahie In »«iu l annual JiM tallm rnt* »n<! i)at o f Jan uary am) o f J u l j of T h r <||vhlnul* on the | u r f,r r ,,) a|<H*k u n ia t) vt* mi t t i l f , If |u m g j r ar t i l l ­ Hilling lu r ig h t I * r rein ahull not '• h i Ih rreon , the iltflrle n rjr alia ll lie •sain aa e a r n n l. S o ilh M r n .U ahall •hatra o f ronirtmn atork aa lung aa r frr rrs l *l<» k an* oQ iaiaiulliig. Uarniv in r « f the com p a n y ina» I * uanl rr-a o f p r W r r m l at«rk a* h e re in p ro ns they passed, every one received n mammoth bunch of clenn celery nnd a small snek of salt. As it was noon, and we hnd been driving nil forenoon wjthout feed or water, the gift was greatly appreciated. . Sanford was the, originator of a new system of sub-irrigation, known ns the Snnford system. It hns been followed with mnrked success nnd - shall P h il ip R . A r e a ndrew s - l Real Estate Service SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J IF YOU NEED A NEW hull' Attorneys and Counsellora-at-Law DcLAND. FLORIDA r l P o l ic e in the State and Feder11 ^'urtB. Special facilities for Ex">lning and Perfecting Land Titles. OIL COOK STOVE with vnlves for regulating the flow of water. Wc did not learn the depth of these wells, but wore told that the SCHELLE M A IN E S I cost ranged from $75 to $150 each and that so far as known, would flow for­ LAWYER rr« Ilf |»rrfrrr«s| afuck And ! n la* retired gnd the (date i ever. Some of the older wells had UFTICB IN TH E COURT HOUSE rnilnatlofi j Jof »|,a|| | * ‘ been flowing for forty years. * Thero I'lrfrrrrd *lo r k AliaII t * I SANFORD - •• FLOUII) wlffti (be d#trriiilrtalMi i nre over 3,000 wells in the Sanford Celery Deltn nnd no perceptible de­ crease in output hns been noticed. After the well Is drilled a supply main, n ifour inch tile, is laid along the high end of the field, with smaller Attorney-at-Law tile branching nt right angles at in­ Garner-Woodruff Buildip tervals o f 18 to 24 feet apart. Theso JACKSONVILLE , In line w.(.'i the SANFORD. FLA) smaller tile run across the field at a actions o f other cities »n t'n state, depth of 16 to 24 irtches b«!»w the steps hnve been tnk*n in city council surface with a fall of ono inch to here townrd c u r in g the nocturnal every hundred feet, nnd empty into promenades o f this . Uy’s juv.*„j:c s an open ditclt.nt the other end. Each but according to some o f the counciltile, however, just before It reaches JE W ELER men, nny proposed curfew ordinance the ditch, passes through n controlling MY SPECIALTIES: will meet with strong opposition. box built o f cement which has three i'I'REX* niMIMNY J icksrd’a Hand-Painted China 11. wuaox. rr—i Councilman Garcia would : ive alt openings one above the other. • By n.'ir.vrn, Gorham’s Sterling Silver persons under the age o f ttt off the closing these openings the wntcr can Hogera* Plated W ar. - G e t your Scratch Pads from bo held back in the soil of tho field to streets by 9:30 under the teenu o f his Herald—by the pound— 16c. K'rin and Waltham Watches proposal a height o f twelve inches above the We also have the Clark Jewell Line of GAS RANGES GEO. G. HERRING . The t . Ball ■ Hardware Co 8ANFORD, FLORIDA . HENRY McLAULIN Heal C ate Apply lots o f and—pda tile. By opening or closing outlets tho Cleaning and amount of water supplied to the plants Dyeing (0 can be regulated to meet the require­ ments. One very’ necessary requisite kotjce v or arrucanoK O'llAftl French to akzxd chax T E * OF THE OSCEOLA CYPRESS t COMFAHT. a nir(Miration yfonlirU 'I f . un,,'.r ‘ -“ V" ° t *»* Sl*>* o f l i t * ’ J! 111 ■pplr fo UvaaraM* I'nrr A. Iln n W . Dtifrrnnr „ f tl* a t , „ o f KI.Mi.la. at Tallaliaawa, I lorfiln, nn tlo- tut, dnr o f Urn. K ffiu L .'1° »mrml A rlM r HI of Its . *nrorl",ratl<ni •• mtit a hunt |D its , \ III* r, ’■ i n c k t u i l .U a . m n la llo a i - k *r i M I*r - - a n' • four feet below the aurfacc to hold the water brought In by irrigation. ()ry A porous subsoil would allow tho watfer to escape below. If the subsoil, lor instance, is three feet below th e; {“ nr '“'M •« "• «rfn«» »t »• surface, and water .is turned on thru, nil* four ,»/***« Jacksonville, Fla. oetage on returns the syatem, no-moisture will begin to come te the aurfacc until the dghtcon l', Z X S g t f inches of earth between the tile and SSSSSSS! ‘ a JESS the subsoil is saturated with w a t e r W ,Z . When this is done the moisture is then, ,b* ««•«■ Cleaners drawn to the surface bjr capillary at- m .17' r* 7 *p,,a** fuT tijption. Seminole county is practic-1 _ . . ahticle hi quirements. n r n _ ^ M A X W E L L , Manager Sanford Branch 1WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER wa ally the only area, of any considerable ‘TLr’V 1,10 ,n0 n,,r teemeai.dniun O A V | AGRICULTURAL D m D m UoF A C T U R E R S r o E A L f e r t il ize r s COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, FLA. � 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 05, 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/c693bfee330a57d7b9774f681357b15b.pdf 4bcbd14b893c0ed6a3c34a442c3aaf54 PDF Text Text SA N FO R D IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME x n SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1921 NUMBER Built for Both Lakes and Canal And President Harding Old Soldiers’ Home >. , . . . . Called Mad House on Legislative By Col. d ie s . Forbes Program Turkish Nationalists , Rose Court is High Class , Decide to Evacuate Restricted Sanford Ismid Peninsula Property, ; War Insurance Director Makes Plea for Broader Powers * ( I , TV. * — t‘ i Greek Advance Thrown Scare Into the Turk Army. n .M l WASHINGTON, July 28,-Johnaon ON TAX REVISION AND PA88AGB City, Tenn., an old soldiers homo was OF THE BILL MUST BE characterised as a mad house and Ft, ARRANGED McHenry, Md., hospital as being1 fit only for a sewage disposal plant to­ (3y TV* I i w d i l i l Tn m ) WASHINGTON, July 28.—Another day by Colonel Charles R. Forbes, war White House conference will be held risk insurance director, before the tonight between President Harding senate committee in a plea for broad­ Kteel barge 1U1, tied up at a dock In New York, was the first graln-Uden and a dosed Republican leaders in the er powers to meet the hospital needs vessel to csrry a cargo from New York to Duluth without transference to bouse in furtherance of the legislative of the world war veterans. a canal barge at Buffalo. Barges like It are bnllt to weather the lake storms, Forbes said the liquor and narcotics hut are small enough to pass through the canal. program which Is understood was ‘ agreed upon by senate . Republicans, were being sold among the 000 form­ who conferred with the president 6n er service men quartered at Johnson Tuesday night. A definite arrange­ City home and the War Risk Bureau ment of the house program to fit in was powerless to correct the situa­ with the administration plan, espec­ tion on account of lack .of jurisdiction. ially as to passage of tax revision bill, Gut toting was declared as common is expected to result from the confer- and he added that when the patients take attendants and throw them out something is radically wrong. BUT VERY FEW CASES IN THE STATE RUSSIAN CREDIT CRISIS - * OF FLORIDA . , WOULD HE TIDED OVER BY EXTREME MBASURB8. BY STATE BOARD OF HEALTH is fin e L ocation LONDON, July 28.—The Turkish Nationalist! have decided to evacuate HIGH,AND WELL DRAINED AND MANY IMPROVEMENTS Ismid Peninsula says a Constantinople BEING MADE ' dispatch, owing to the Greek advance in the direction of Adahaxar, which Ilea east of Constantinople between One of the finest subdivision propthe sea of Marmora and the Black oaitions that has ever been started In Sanford is now assuming shape in the t sea. Sanford Heights section being situat­ ed on Sanford avenue and ranges WILL DECLARE WAR from the bay head on this street to - ON HUNGARY IF • the railroad on the north about fiftyK CHARLES RETURNS. acres In all from which some 70 fine big lota will soon be ready to sell. The (S r n * A««*ut*4 ftm o VIENNA, July 28,—A treaty pro­ owners of this new subdivision are Dr. viding for a declaration of war on S. Puleston, B. C. Bower and Edward , Hungaria in the event ofrmer Emper­ Higgins, all •Sanford citizens, who or Charles returns to the Hungarian have faith in their home city and j throne, has been signed by Ruman­ know that with the present needs of ians, Jugoslavia and Cheechoa Lovia, high class residence property and with the proper improvements such as be­ according to a Belgrade dispatch. ing made in Rose Court, the demand for large lots In s restricted residence section will be more than the supply when the property is put on the mar- COPENHAGEN, July 28.—Rumors In view of the fact that pellagra la stomach and intestlnees. Tbs mouth are in circulation which reveal that as said to be in almost epidemic form becomes sore and of a brighter color an extreme measure in an effort to throughout the South, the State Board red. The tongue Is sore and usually secure help Invthe present crisis in shows a cracked Assured Mge. Any Russia, Lenina has proposed to the HOME OF THOMAS JEFFERSON of Health of Florida wishes it to be one or a number of different stomach FOR ALLEGED MALFEASANCE known that so far as Florida is con­ WILL PROBABLY PA88 INTO Soviets acknowledgement of a nation­ cerned this disease is but slightly complaints may be observed. The pa­ AND NEGLECT OF OFFICIAL HANDS PRIVATE OWNER8 al debt which the Bolshevikl cancelled prevalent here. ^ tient usually complains of indigest­ after-the revolution. Proposed pay­ Statistics show that during tbs last ion. Diarrhoea la often characteristic (9y Ai *9cUU4 ment of Interest and capital would not four years deaths from this disease in that it begins early in the morning NEW YORK, July 28—Reports that begin before 1926. JACKSONVILLE, July 28— Duval Monticello, the home of Thomas Jef­ have greatty decreaased. But In order and continues until the middle of the county today la without a sheriff as ferson, near Charlottesville, Va., waa that the people -of Florida may be .day,, when it cesses entirely. Northcliffe and Hard­ on the market was confirmed today by able to recognise this disease* and The nervous and mental symptoms tha result of suspension by Governor of Sheriff W. H. Dowling yes­ ing: Have Much Talk Jefferson Levy, former congressman know What to do to escape it, the usually appear In the later stages of Hardee terday on account of Dowling’s re­ present owner. Levy said the up­ State Board of Health .Is distributing the disease, and may vary from mild cent Indictment by ths Federal Grand About Newspapers and keep costs were too burdensome and throughout the. State literature de­ nervous manifestations to violiyit he would sell it if he could find a pur­ scribing the disease, its cause, pre­ mania. A very large proportion of Mil Jury of connection with the illicit liquor traffic here and failure to per­ And No Attempts Would Drew Out chaser able and worthy to become the capes terminate In insanity. Melan­ form the duties expected of sheriff. R. vention and method of treatment • Information • owner of such a shrine. He said he It Is not contagiouus or infectious. cholia Is probably the type of Insani­ E. Merrit, county commissioner, was made efforts to have the government The exact origin of pallagra is still ty most frequently observed. Tk* lm *k | | | fn * a ) appointed by the governor to succeed buy the estate aa a summer home for unknown but recent investigations by Treatment and Prevention. WASHINGTON, July 24.—Viscount Dowling, but he is not expected to Northcliffe spent an hour and thirty the presidents and would sell to the the United States Public Health Ser­ In view of the results of the studies qualify before Saturday. Courts are minutes with President Harding to­ government for half a million. He vice seems to show almost conclusive­ by the United States Public” Health operating today through appointment ly that the disaaae is due to S contin­ Service, the treatment as well as tho of special bailiffs hut it Is expected day and insisted vehemently after­ values tho estate at one million. ued.lack, for long periods of time, of prevention of .the disease had beat be a temporary sheriff will ]>e appointed ward that the conversation was an the necessary variety of the daily instituted along dietetic lines. exchange of views between newspaper nil'ARTISIANS SUPPORT to serve.until Merritt qualifies. * . FOR ADMINISTRATION . publishers. "We talked newspapers,” cliet. * A more varied diet including milk, PLAN FOR FARM AID he said over and over when an at­ JACKSONVILLE, July 28.—Sher­ No aingle article of food has been eggs, Ash, meat and vegetable! is ad­ tempt was made to draw him into a shown to be the cause of pellagra. vised. The leguminous plants, es­ iff W. H. Dowling of Duval county discussion of his conference with the Pellagra produces three distinct pecially beans, are said to be of un­ was removed yesterday from office WASHINGTON, July 28.—A bipar­ president. .. tisan'movement In the senate today groups of symptoms—1, the akin usual value In the diet of pellagra. It by Governor Hardee for alleged, mal­ got behind the administration plan symptoms; 2 the gastro-lntestinal is to be hoped that further stuudies feasance and .‘‘neglect of his official NEGRO FREIGHT HANDLERS for agricultural credits aa a substi­ symptoms, (mouth, itomach, intest­ will reveal more deAnlte information duties as sheriff of Duval county." County Commissioner R. E. Merritt WILL BE ORGANIZED tute for thq Norris bill, caused a split ines), and the third, nervous and regarding the causation and treat­ ' * IN THE SOUTH, on the unofficial agricultral "bloc" of mental symptoms. . ment o fthis disease. For the present, was appointed to succeed him and A. The skin symptoms appear as a however, the theory outlined above H.,8t. John, of Jacksonville, named to senators and roused to vigorous pro­ O r Tk* S h m U M T rttt) succeed Mr. Merritt. WASHINGTON, July 28— An­ test, Senator Norris, Republican, Ne­ dark reddish, scaly eruption, usually would seem to have brought forth The sheriffs reibovsl follows his nouncement has It that an undertak­ braska, in charge of the measure bear­ on the exposed surface of the body, more satiisfactory results than any recent indictment by a Federal grand aa the backs of the hands and for®- other of the widely differing views ing to aid freight handlers in* the ing hla name. arms, the feet and legs. Leas often which have hpen advanced concerning jury on chargee of conspiracy to vio­ • Charges of "political machine" tac­ South in organising and in presenta­ late ths prohibition law. The indict­ . tion of their grievances to railroad tics against his bill were made by the eruption occurs on the neck and this malady. ments charge him wjth being a mem­ Deaths from pallagra In the State ber of a "whiskey ring" and set forth managements was made today by the Senator Norris, whose verbal blast other portions of the body. A pecu­ American Federation of Labor. The included the administration broadly, liarity of this eruption is the fact that of Florida by years from 1917 to 1920 fip cc ifce lly that he protected the oth­ promise of assistance, which will be the white house, Vice-President Cooi- it is practically always aymmetriear and for the Arst six months of 1921: er alleged members. extended until such time as negro idgft and other government officials on tho two sides of the body. Governor Hardfee in his order of re­ T)ie gastro-intestinat symptoms 1917, 218 deaths; 1918,184; 1919,113; moval recalls the grand jury indict­ unions may be admitted to member­ and individual senators. ment and adds: “It furthef appears ship by the. allroad Brotheshood, in­ . The attack of Senator Norris, which manifest themselves in the mouth, 1920, 111; Six months, 1921, 48. that the said W. II. Dowling has not, cluding freight handlers, was given. followed *n agreement today between Republican and Democratic senators during his present encumbrance as to suport the administration plan to sheriff of Duval county, suppressed FUNDING ALLIED DEBT have the War Finance Corporation crime known to exist." The execu­ GETS FAVORABLE REPORT tive’s order also stated that the ADMINISTRATION BILL placed In charge of agricultural cred­ its, was directed at thq, substitute bill sheriff apparently "bps wrongfully of Senator Kellogg, Republican, of permitted violation of the state and WASHINGTON, July 28—A favor­ Minnesota. This measure was drafted federal law in Duval county which it able report on the administration bill by Secretary Hoove% and Director was his sworn duty to prevent." The giving the treasury blanket authority REWARD OFFERED sheriff has failed to render “neces­ Unless They Accorded to conduct negotiations for ths fund­ FOR ARRB8T OF FUTCH sary or reasonable assistance" to the ing of Ailed debts was ordered by the prosecuting officers of this county he Fair Treatment U. S. O r TW f ttm lttil T n m ) senate Finance Committee. Carries further states. TALLAHASSEE, July 28.—Gover­ Have Open Market committee amendment requiring that Dowling and six others including R. nor Hardee has offered a reward of funding - be completed within five E. Wheler, local banker and Ward 9100 for the nrrest and conviction of (9 f TV* Au m U M K ttt) Tears. Van Allen, owner of a* hotel at Or­ LASKER WANTS 1125,000.000. .LONDON, July 28—The United one FFutch, alias William F. Futch, ange Park, near here, are now at lib­ States Shipping Board, it was learned alias Frank Futch, who la charged CALL CONFERENCE O r TW A n t d i U i f u l l * erty on bonds awaiting trial In Fed­ WASHINGTON, July 28.—Chair­ today, baa delivered an ultimatum to with Incest In Hillsborough county. TO DISCUSS PELLAGRA eral district court as the result of the The. proclamation offering the re­ alleged existence o f the whiskey ring. man Lasker, of the shipping board to-' the British shipping lines that unless (»r n* a*NiiM hi*) . day asked the house appropriations its ships are accorded fair treatment ward recites that the civil autboriNEW YORK, July 28— Acting on committee for in Immediate 8125,­ In .contracts for transportation of tieso o fthat' county have found It int- The men were indicted on testimony largely given by M. C. Conrad, a reporta of the United Statea Public 000,000 appropriation to meet expans­ cotton from Alexandria, Egypt to possible to apprehend Futch. former deputy sheriff and now aervHealth 8efvlce concerning the ravag­ es during the next five months. No ac­ tbe United Kingdom and the United ■■ . ing a sentence in the Atlanta Federal es of pellagra in the southern States, tion wa staken.’ States, the Shipping Board will de­ PLANNING TO DROP CAMPS. • • prison, upon conviction of imperson­ the • Southern Commercial Congress clare an open market and haul any­ ating a federal officer. Conrad, acthing anywhere at any rate. . , today announced that It had called a tes tw 4mmI*U4 Tnm) AT JACKSONVILLE. The beard also will invoke retalia­ WASHINGTON, July 28— The war public health conference at Mont­ tory measure embodied In the Jones department was proceeding with plans claimed to have Information of the gomery, Ala^on-AuguifT5tb“a4ial NASHVILLE, July 28— Jackson­ shipping act under which . vessels today for the practical abandonment activities of the alleged ring and with the situation from health and sought a bribe of Wheeler for his sil­ economic standpoints. Surgeon-Gen­ ville, Fla., has been awarded the 1922 owned by unfair competitors may be of the-seven/>f the great war-ttme ence. V ' eral Dr. Hugh’S. Cumming and Gov­ session of the Southern Baptist con­ excluded from the United States ports training camps, together with a ben- All of the men under Indictment erul redistribution and reorganisation have denied any part In the alleged ernor'Thomaa E. Kilby of Alabama vention, which will convene‘May 17 the ultimatum declared. of army, units, bued on reduction of conapjracy/ ; ’ ; : * have been invited to attend,,the lat­ and continue for a week, it was an­ the enlisted strength to 150,000 by ter in the capacity of honorary chair- nounced today by Dr. Hight C. Moore, recording secretary of the convention. July 31. Sell It with a Herald Want Ad. This property is twenty-five fast higher than the business portion off the city and Is about one mile from the court house, just far enough to be in a quiet neighborhood and just doee enough for business men to have homee within easy reach of tha city. Large concrete markers have been erected of white stucco marking the corner* of each lot and wire* wBl join the posts upon which boganvil4ae and hybtscus will be trained in form a beautiful hedge In front of tha property. Streets are being laid out'Through the property, wide streets that will have parkways in the center planted in palms and hyblscus and polnsettlaa and trees and shrubs of all kinds VrlU be planted in every part of the subdivision, making it truly a Florida, picture and one that will gladden the heart of the prospective buyers at once* * The lota will be larger than any that hive been placed on the market ,in Sanford, being 76 by 166 and aach residence will be placed thirty feet from the street giving a wida park­ way for lawns. The property is re­ stricted and will be high class In ev­ ery respect, no homes costing 1esa than $4,600 will be allowed in Rote Court. The owners of this property ire spending their money In the right kind of improvements. They will TK't sanction any auction sales, they* are not pushing the sale of the property as yet and they will maintain the re­ strictions until every lot Is sold Unm guaranteeing the purchasers the benefits of these restrictions. Many I6ts have already been sold but the prop­ erty has not been put on the market as yet and the real announcement ot the aalo will appear In this paper Rose Court promises to start some*thing in Sanford in the way of high class residence property and building. The city is expanding so rapidly that, the thoughts of the home owners areturning to the suburbs and Room Court is the first to offer the kind off suburban property that many have longed for In Sanford for the pastton years. . This great development means1 a greater expansion of the city of Sao* ford and will bring' on the develop* ment of other subdivisions and the gentlemen who havo made Rose Court possible are to be congratulated upon their good work in this development ORLANDO SETS WORLD ’ * RECORD FOR FORMING J KIWANI8 ORGANIZATION. (®r o i immuus rv**»r • _ | ORLANDO, July 28.—The Orlande* KiwanU Club was organised herethta afternoon.in the remarkable thne*ilf five hours and fifty minutes when fifty, representative business men- off the city Joined the dub. Daytona achieved wide publicitysome time past when tha KIwaals dab there was organlssed In four jB * ' -. * j • || , ; �I 1* ■■.-l Iv . - »I • i■ # ^ C*Uii I Rt TH E SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921 • REPUBLICANS BERGDOLL CONFESSES VIEWS CONFLICT GAVE MONEY TO MAJOR ABOUT WAR -CAMPBELL FOR HER SON * C*ii~- . . St* •’. : ■ 0; • T R f -*•■ Kn $• if:- :-‘ Who Was Slacker From The Army and Now . in Germany (B y ■ tv y KvV k* v *', * q >* HEa i tv* A u tn litH F n u ) WASHINGTON, July 1 9 ^ 1 Mr*. Emma Bergdoll today told the hou*e committee investigating the escape of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, her slack­ er son, she gave '$5,000 to Major Bruce Campbell, army officer at Gov­ ernor’s Island, for use “among high officials at Washington" to help obtain his freedom. Campbell, she said, first demanded $100,000 but she refused. She said she took the money to the island and handed it over to Grover who turned It over to Campbell. Donegan to Face Trial at Sept Term Federal Court Held in Tampa Beginning September 12th, an extra session of the United States District Court will be held in Tampa this year, Herbert S. Phillips, district attorney, said yesterday. The first case to be tried will be that of Arthur E. Done­ gan, president of the First National Bank of St. Cloud, which failed some two years ago. The charge is viola­ tion -of the national banking law.— Tampa Tribune. i t/t, >i >T*Af,TI B " * * ” \ ESTIMATES DENOTE MAJORITY AND MINORITY RE­ FLORIDA FRUIT IN PORTS ON SIMS AND DAN­ . . EXCELLENT CONDITION. IELS DO NOT AGREE. WASHINGTON, D. C., July 21.— Department of agriculture estimates of condition of Florida fruit crops July 1 this year as against conditions July 1 last year aro as follows: Pineapples . 80, as against 78. Oranges 86, as against 00. Limes 82, as against 83. Grapefruit 86, as against 70. . Peaches 76, as against 76. Pears 55, as against 35. Watermelons 110, as against 150 (production compared with a full crop). . Cantaloupes 80, as against 72. ORANGE CO. BLDG. & LOAN ASSN. NOW READY TO START WASHINGTON, July 10— Widely conflicting views regarding direction of the American navy during the ear­ ly months of the war were detailed in epublican and Democratic reports made public today, of the senate na­ val committee's investllgation of con­ troversies between former Secretary Daniels and Rear Admiral William S. Sims. The reports constitute the last chapter in the famous Simls-Danlels controversy of May, 1020, caused by ear AdmlraV Sims’ letter sharply criticising the Daniels wnr adminis­ tration. ‘ . • Mr. Daniels, former President Wil­ son and ear Admiral W. S. Benson, former chief of operations, were scored sevcrly in the maajority Re­ publican report, which charged many sjns of omission and commission in naval war direction. Thtfse officials were as stoutly defended and as high­ ly praised in the minority Democratic report. Admiral Sims was commend­ ed bya‘thc majority and assailed by the minority. _ . A! “self-dcftfisive, non-aggressive nnd non-hclpful policy" was imputed to the Democratic administration by the majority report, which also charg­ ed many serious delays in naval ope­ rations resulted. The minority found thnt "uniform success of our opera­ tions amply demonstrated the wisdom of the policies adopted and that plans carried out by the-navy department" nnd "instond of censure or criticism * • • • " department ns well as the service deserves the hear­ ty commendation of this committee and of the American people.” The Higher Aim « .4 Never content to follow the popular trend for common-place quality the makers of Manhattan Shirts in their higher aim for better things have produced MANSCO Athletic Under­ wear for you who feel the same way about “Something a little bit better.” * ” The first public announcement of the Orange County Building & Loan Association is being made today in the Reporter-Star In the form of n page advertisement in which the of­ ficers . of the association invite the gcnral public to become interested in this most worthy undertaking. The association hns been made pos­ sible through the generosity of sev­ eral prominent men in Orlaqdo who have placed enough capital behind the movement to mnke it a success. It is n non-jfrofit company,"the only rev­ enue the. stockholders derive being from the interest on the money they '" w m hnve invested, which cannot be more than 8 per cent. A building nnd loan association is That the "tin can" tourist, In the long run, is worth more to Florida one of the best fnctors in the develop­ ment of n community. It not only en­ than other tourists, is the conviction ables the wngc-carner to assist him­ VUW>VKVl'.VMMIK9) MBMfltl? >n r a K of MiSs Mnrgucrite L. Riley, official self to build nnd own his home but I ; dispenser of information for the it teaches thrift nnd saving. The men behind the local company Jacksonville Automobile Club at the hnve been instrumental in making Mason hotel. Orlnndo whnt it is today, nnd their in­ "The ’tin-canner’ is the homeseck; vestment in this association with only * * * * * * * * * * cr and the potential investor” says a limited revenue to be derived when Railway Thieves JACKSONVILLE, July.21.—A deleMiss Riley, "Records show that-a • Cause Large Loss, . nvestments i'“ ^ T “another evidence of *«“ “>" *om Fh*ida will be. heard nt large proportion proportion of oi in c . „ «h premium is only mado in FFloridn the Inst two years | |hc|r ,!cairc to a,.e Orlando grow and WnBh,nKton’ ‘»"»orrow, ^ ly 22, by Carl Chorpcnlng drove to Jackson­ Whiskey the Object hnve been by people who came to the to assist those who hnve not ns yet‘the bouse committee on agriculture in ville last Friday. Helen and Alice re­ * * * * * * * * * state by motor and camped out. These accumulated enough of this world's behalf of the Bankhead bill which pro­ turned with him Sundny after a visit NEW YORK, July lO.-Rcprcsmpeople become permanent residents. wealth to reach that goal which is vides for government co-oporntion in of several weeks With their sister, tntives of 128 railroads which optr* Fred Lewis, of New Smyrnn,' is v sThey step around from plncc to plnco, foremost in the ambition of every draining Swamps and overflow lands, iting his mother, Mrs. George Lewis. Mrs. ‘Squire. ate from Canada to the Gulf and from moving nt will, until they find the fnmily—a home.—Orlando. ReporterMiss Helen Chorpcning has accept-j , according to advices received here by Miss Kntherine Entzminger, of od n position with the Auto Supply the Atlnntic to the Pacific attended plncc they wnnt to settle in. Then they yt„r. the Florida development board. Plant City, is visiting her cousins, the Company in town. tho conference of the Protective »cepurchase property, nnd even if they j ______________ _ The delegation will include: Wm. Misses Allens. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wiley Wilson enter- tlon 0 f the American Railway A modo not live oh it the year round, they T a m V V h o lC S a lC L. Wilson, I’annmn City, vice presi­ Mrs. Foss, of Orlnndo, was a visi­ tained n pnrty. of friends very pleas- cjntjon> „t the Hotel Pennsylvania, pay taxese twelve months every y ear. * dent of the board; C. L. Gaines, Jack­ tor in town Snturdny. and they Improve their homes. They Grocers Sued Tor nntly Sunday everting nt supper in ( Among the principal speakers were sonville, and II. S. McLendon, St.'A u­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Ollin Pomeroy pnssed honor of the mnrriagc of thoir dailjhjj , Aishton, president of the Anare worth real money to the state $300,000 Damages gustine. F.lTorts are' being made by through I.ongwood Thursday enroutc ter, Inez to Everett Motts. I er|can Railway association; General and should be catered to more nnd i • •____ _ the board to communicate with F. C. to Fort Myers. There is quite nn epidemic of sore ^y Atterbury, attorney, vice* more." I Elliott, chief engineer for the inter­ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Dinkel, Mrs. A. eyes nnd several serious cases in this Suits for damages amounting to president of the Pennsylvania lines, Miss Riley has made n specialty of nearly $300,000 were filed in circuit nal improvement board, who is in the Y. Fuller nnd J. E. Phipps were visi­ vicinity. • nnd E. J. Pearson, president of the studying tourists nnd in her opinion court yesterday by the Franklin Everglades on an inspection trip, with tors in Orlnndo Suturdny. • •• ........ — ----------mm. iviiymuiiu ouuiiui Mrs. Raymond ujiu Snuncr and little New York, New.Haven Si Hartford the "tin-ennner" is not n joke, but n Sugar Refining Company of Philadel­ a view to having him Join the delega­ Ensign Kirby Fuller arrived Satur(daughter, Iris, hnve been guosts of railroad. Tho general themo of *3 big asset. • . phia ngainst nineteen wholesale gro­ tion. day to spend several weeks with his i Irs. J. F. McClolInnd nnd hnve now j th7 rc’cognUion by tho railroad* In he rreport covering tho porlod cers of this city. The claim against Tho delegation will present mnps, from Juno L,. 1020, to June-30, 1021, the 'grocers is that they contracted charts and photographs in an effort parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Y.~ Fuller. ' Ronc- t 0 Miami to join Mr. Sauncr, !0f thc necessity for closer co-operaJ. E. Phipps returned Thursdny w},0 j,pa n pOSition With thc E n s t'tjon i,0tween the police department-, Miss Riley figures where she an- (fof auRnr „omd tlmo nR0 nl twcnty. to show tho committee that. Florida from Myers. .CConst onst railway. „m| -j and state nnd and federal authorities. swored 0,320 persnoni inquiries nt her tWQ am, n ha,f centa n ,K)um!( and soil is very productive when condi­ Thc Fort Indies of the Civic League sold New arrivals here are John Peters’ From statistics gathered by the desk nnd 4,430 telephone calls from lhcn rcfuM.(, tu nccopt delivery. The tioned for growing crops. The dele­ cake und punch ut tho Library 'Thurs­ tourists. Allowing four persons to grocer8t on the olhpr hand, cluiin that gation will set forth that Floridn is day evening. • The proe<*eds to go to- brother with his wife nnd little daugh­ association nnd presented nt the meet­ ter front Detroit, Mich. They will ing, it was shown thnt between Sep­ each automobile Mis sltlley estimates , h|> aURar never wn8 contracted for less than onc-hnlf the distance from wnrd the building fund. live on Richmond avenue where th£y tember 1, 1920, nnd March 31, lML that a total of 50,000 tourists were anj that they were bound in no way western irrigation- projects to the Roy Colcmnn returned Saturday own „ oulllw iauiu now „„„ being w re„ .vu .for n total of $3,153,682 worth of differ­ some land cleared represented. A total of 2,260 Inquir- to acccpt 8URnr „t twenty-two and a eastern markets, nnd that the wet front Mnnatcc where he has been for „ farm ncx^ (he John Peters plncc. ent kinds of shipping hns been *toks ies wcle received by mail, nnd Miss hnlf cents when it could be obtained lands in this state can be drained nt thc. pnst few days. -Mr. nnd Mrs. "Buck" Harris recent­ from different railroad*. Since M»rtk Riley wrote a total of 4,934 letters.— for seven cents. a much lower cost per ncrc than wat­ Mrs. S- A. Wilkinson nnd little of this year, the officials said to* Jacksonville Metropolis. Tho contracts, the sugar company er cun be put on the arid lunds. Con­ daughter wns thc guest of her par­ ly purchased thc property.at th6 corn­ more thefts than ever have been com­ er .of Ohio and MaPqucttc avenue contends in its claim, were made thru sequently,.the committee will be told, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen. mitted. During thc Inst seven month* BUSINESS m a n KIDNAPPED • *nn thc • old Blaine homestead. the firm of Bonakcr Brothers, locnl from a food production standpoint for ' Conor Williamson, of Snnford, wns known B. J. Starling is building a barn on tho thefts have been divided ur.«r HELD FOB BIG .RANSOM brokers fdr the Philadelphia concern. consumers in the congested centers of a visitor in t«wn Monday. thc following heads: Dry ) The largest suit filed yesterday wns population congress should give fav­ AT SHARON, PA. Mr. nnd Mrs. McGnhey nnd two hjs Moore’s Station farm. Also a *200,344; shoes, $551,609; liquors, $^against Chnrles MoorhousoJ for $30,­ orable consideration to helping re­ daughters, Willie Lou and Mary Eva barn is being built on tho Jones farm. 504; tobacco nnd cigarettes, $85"PW. * (O r Th« 4 » a d . U 4 r r . a l , » Tho annual Celery Sl>cd bed en­ automobiles and accessories, $224,l«k 000. The others, the total running to claim the lands in Florida nnd other stopped'over Monday'enroutc to New SHARON. PA., July 19.—Thomas $273,000, nro against the following southern states.. campment is now on. Tho tents ap­ • Smyrna. . nnd candy, $137,603. pear over night. In a few dnys a \ . Y D.‘Randolph, a leading busincoss man jobbers: The total amount charged last 7*“ camp will be seen on every farm. Wal­ to railroad robberies reached the enorPROMINENT CATTLEMAN here; was kidnapped last night and J. K. Brantley. Co.', $20>000{ Adams*- WEATHER AND CROP CONDIter Raulcrson hns plnnts about ready moua sum of $ 1000,000,000. This grt£ ■ Kenncdy qo., $25,000; C. B. Witt Co., TION8 IN FLORIDA FOR THE TAKES THE COUNT is being held for a fifty thousand dol­ $20,000; Ennis nnd Hudgins, $12,000; WEEK ENDING JULY 19, 1921 ‘ FOR BANKRUPTCY. to set in thc field, the earliest known loss is mode possible, it was brougw lar ransom, according to information J. Suarez Co., $10,000; Perkins' Si of. Seems to bd rattier n strife to out, by n systematic study °* ( I f Th« AuocUUS received by Mrs. Randolph today. see who gets thc earliest plants every Sharpe,' $20,000; Rclna Bros. Si *Oo., Temperature: Temperatures wert* shipping orders mado by the rai TAMPA, July 20.—Voluntary peti­ $12,000; Mnrkcy Harmon Co., $15,000; season. :V normal or below over most of tho sec Randolph fniled to return home last organized thieves. They know w tion in bankruptcy adjudication and C. E. Chorpcning says he is glad to a certain grade of stock is to be night, and today his wife received two M. P. Messina, $16,000; O’Berry St tion. Hall Co., $20,000; Fred Whitcomb, Precipitation: Showers were gen­ order of reference filed in thc United have a new garuge to accommodate ped, the railroad which will carry notes, one signed by her husband, and Wholesale Delicatessen Company, eral, nnd locally heavy rnln occurred States cd^t hero yesterday for Wil­ his four cars. Last week's paper and a certain lonely zpot w h e re ^ the other by the kidnappers. Ran­ I dolph is related to wealthy families $7,000; E. E. Freeman, $10,000; Jose over thc several divisions. The great­ liam J. Hendry, cattle man of Fprt made it appear that ho had forty must stop while the engine takes C. Guerra, $10,000; Tucker Grocery est weekly totals, in inches and tenths Myers. Liabilities is listed at $92,662 cars, and tho Ward home on Camer­ er. The speakers said that Uw thlrn* such as Billie Whittle, kidnapped in Company, $7,000; Lucas Brothers Co., were: Pensacola, 4.1; Tampa, 1.5; and assets at $26,911. on avenue had its porches screened in frequently contract to deliver * » ** recently. March, 1009. $20,000; Dempsey Grocery Company, Jacksonville, 2 2; Titusville, 8.0; Pi­ goods long before they are stolen. $10,000 and Joso Franques Si Co., $10,­ nellas Park, 2.1; Mt. Pleasant, 3.7; ARCADIA, July 20<—Z«b Parker, The Volstead law and prohibition!! 000. Gainesville, 5.1; and New Smyrna, 2.0. of this city, is advising fiends who TRIBUNE SUED FOR OJ.D MURDER general came in for much dbcouw"* Condition of Crops: Rain stimulat­ own automobiles not-to give the "high MYSTERY REVIVED. ^HUNDRED THOUSAND and it was said that the TO PROSECUTE WOMAN’S ed the growth of all crops, but it was sign" to the train crew If they ever BY TAMPA ATTORNEY. liquor waa cauiing a lot of MILLIDGEV1LLE, GA-. July 19.— TORMKNTERS IN LOUISIANA unfavorable on lowlands, and the soil attempt to race a train while driving Tho Baldwin grpnd Jury resumed its to the railroada, and that th® . . is rather wet over the section, except on the highways in this section which TAMPA, July 21.—Attorney F. L. through these shipment! wa» » investigation- today of the mysterious SHREVEPORT, U ., July 19.—An­ the rainfall was light on the lower parallel th railroads. Parker, accom­ Bryan has filed suit against the Trib­ each month. It was said it murdr two years ago of Carl Watson, nouncement that tho authorities East Coast, where more rain is need­ whose body was found lodged against would attempt to prosecute the mask­ ed locally. Thc cotton plant made, panied by two friends, attempted to une Publishing Co., for one hundred police* to guard these train*, w a raft in the Oconee river. Twenty- ed men who stripped, bobbed her hair rapid growth, becoming “weedy” iji out run an Atlantic Coast Line pas­ thousand dollars damageae. No dec­ usually go straight through ro five witnesses will be examined. Dur­ and taried nnd fathered Mrs. Beulah some localities. Shedding is reported, senger train between Fort Ogden and laration of grounds is made, but he Canadian border to Mexico, ing the investigation- the grand jury Johnson, at Tcnaha, Tex.,' Saturday and thc weevil is an increasing mcn- Nacotec one day last week. At tho haa until the first Monday in August h.ndle .n r .Ib ff kind of - has maintained the strictest secrecy. night, wnTi made today’by County A t­ ace, damage bbing reported from wheel of the big “car, Parker “atep- to do so reported publicity given in like value. „ . ^ „ .v- nBThe advieabillty of^aving-tb'e Others have maintaind the same si- torney Lewis Johnson. The latter much of the belt. Late corn is gener­ ped" on the gas-and grinned at the recent trial id which he appeared as lence and have not mentioned the had her released from jail at Cen- ally good; also, cane, peanuts, citrus train crew, at the same time wavinng council for defense ,apd as result, of way police commissioned by . murder ao far as the public is con t4r, where she was committed after fruits, truck and aweet potatoes,, the "good bye.” The wave waa a mis­ which disbarment prdeepdings ordered or by the federal government was curajd. A torminat police cerned. Seyen persons are under ar­ the tarring. She had been at liberty last named being late, owing to dry take for. as be raised his hand he lost instituted by )udfteTl>iuiU~for ault In all Urke cities to rest and other arresta are expected. on bond under a chnrge of bigamy, weather. Ranges were improved by control of the machine and the car protective association, Home, with a -great-many people, swervfcd into the ditch and turned over. , Those under arrest are Banes .Reyn­ nnd Attorney Johnaon held the* bond frequent'rains. uniform method of han^ ‘”g . ^ . __ 9 ___ ________ t _________ is a place whore they can lay aside The occupant! were badly bruised and olds, Dollie Roberson, Ike Seay, John still good. es and the expenses of gett^n* the train, which stopped, picked them their uncomfortable clothes and their Post cards—local news—1$ each at , Simmons, Genie Moran, Jake Brook­ dence were advocated. I, | good manners. I up and brought them here. Try a Herald Want Ad today. the Herald office. ins, and his sister, Winnie Brokins. TIN CAN TOURIST BEST FOR STATE, SAYS AUTO CLUB T' (Cool S an ford S h o e and C loth in g C om p an y . FLORIDIANS TO URGE AID FOR DRAINAGE 13 ■.' a EAST SANFORD L0NGW00D l O'- m. K; ? iff. ' ■j... -41- •/:. v . v * ■- — ;* • • • * ’ ••• * j # e a - — . �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 29j 1921 STOCK COMPANY WILI* FORM CHAIN OF NOKTn FLORI­ DA PAPERS Arousing the Shippers Mother and Sons Walked 550 Miles to The Advisability of To See Relative Using Clyde Line Could Not AITord Railroad Fare From Alabama to Jacksonville GENUINE DURHAM HAS WAKENED TIIE SLEEPING JACKSONVILLE, July 26.—How a tobacco makes 5 0 PUBLIC TO TIIE ONE CLUB mother and two sons, 14 and 16 years THEY CAN USE IN CASE good cigarettes for walked nearly COO miles to sec the mother’s dying sister were rcplctcd to ­ {Tna B.lnrdaj'. Dill/ day after the funeral of Mrs.. W. C. Sanford will make an active cam? Chambers here. Mrs. Chambers be­ paign to enlist the people of East and came fatally ill several months ago! South Florida to use water transpor­ Her sister, Mrs. Estelle Morse, of Attation and cut out the railroad lines talls, Ala., was determined to sec her should tho latest raise In freight rates again but could not afford a railroad FINE SHOWING MADE go through. It is high time that the trip. Three months ago with her two BY SANFORD EXCHANGE people of this part of Florida took boys she set out afoot, and finished advantage of the water transporta­ the 550 mile journey ten weeks later. L. A. Hakes, manager of the Or­ tion and helped the Clyde Line by giv­ She was with Mrs. Chambers two ange County Sub-Exchnnge, was a ing them enough business to put on a weeks before the end visitor at the Tampa oITices Monday daily boat all the year round or two bringing with him the final returns of them if necessary. The river trans> of the season's shipments of vegeta­ portation has never received the at­ bles from Sanford. tention It should receive and thfs lntThese show that the SonfortLFnrmost move of the railronds to raise the er's Exchange, the Exchange vege­ freight rates has aroused the people table affiliation there, handled a total of Florida to the.fact that the rail­ of approximately *300,000 packages of roads arc now ready to organize in vegetables during the last shipping an effort to drain every penny from the shippers that the shippers will DEPARTMENT HEADS HAVE ALL season. This is n very considerable due to a larger number of members, stand. It is useless to ask the rail­ AGREED TO BEGIN cooperating with thtf loco ibody, and roads for any concessions. They have a consequent larger crop acreage. It taken the bold stand that they must Is a showing of which Manager Dens reduco the price of labor, they must WASHINGTON, July 25.—Govern­ pbiV iff- Tf* - reduce expenses, the government must ment departments have agreed to and tho directors of the Sanford Farmers' Exchange wall may bo pay immense sums into their treasury t t ~ and the people must pay more than snve $112,512,628 out of their appro­ proud, in the fnce of mnny untoward 1' § 1 jjR/' they ever paid before and with a last priations for the fiscal year, which conditions which confronted the grow­ began July 1. Brig. General Dawes, (JKKni big Bcoop the railroads will grab what director of the budget, announced in ers of Snnford nnd all other Florida they can. vegetable sections Inst season.—Flor­ an official letter to the president. I . h. But meantime tho people are stand­ . The historic meeting nt which Gen. ida Grower. ing on the side lines wondering whnt . Dawes, backed by the personal ap­ 1 i it is all about and the innocent by­ standers being the ones who always pearance of the president, warned CREAM FOR CATARRH get hurt We nre being hurl and will be cabinet members and others that they ' OPENS UP NOSTRILS would have to slice I heir expenditures, hurt-much more if the railronds are occurred only It* days ago, but as allowed to tnkc alt they can get in the Telia non To Get Quick Relief matter of freight rates. They have shown by the Dawes letter, the wheels from Head-Colds. It's Splendid! boosted the rates so high now thut no are already moving swiVtly. ono ever travels op railroads In Flori­ General Dawes, was delighted by da any more unless they arc compelled the result. When he gave out cop­ In one- minute yftur clogged ostrils to do so nnd iKHonc ships by railroad ies of the letter he had sent to Presi­ will open, the air passages in your unless they have to nnd wherever they dent Harding, he sat at his desk in head will clear arid you enn breathe can they ship by river uqd by' truck. his short sieves, a white stock adorn­ freely. No more hawking, snuffling, It is for the purpose of combatting ed with black polka dots covering his blowing, hendnehe, dryness. No the efforts of the railroads to raise neck, nnd the inevitable amber cigar struggling for breath nt night. Your the rates beyond all dreams of avarice holder clenched between his bnck cold or catarrh will he gone. that the Sanford Chamber of Com­ teeth. Those teeth gleamed as he Get a small bottle of Ely's ’Cream merce has decided to inaugurate a opened his lips in n smile. Balm from your druggist now. Ap­ "Pretty good for nineteen days, ■campaign throughout this part of ply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic Florida to get the shippers to use the huh?” he chuckled: healing crenm in your nostrils. It Accompanying the letter was a Clyde Line in preference to the rail­ icnetrates through every air passage "memorandum of estimated savings, roads nnd use other means of bring­ of the head,'soothes the in Gamed or fiscal year 1922," which rend: ing the railroads to their senses. This swollen mucous membrane nnd reliof and the fact that the river transpor­ State ■Department $ 1,171,982.64 comes instantly. tation has been neglected and needs Treasury Dept. 30,312,1 »9.11 It's just line. Don't stay stuffed up stimulation that Sanford delegations War Risk Bureau 16,531,523.73 with a cold or nasty catarrh—Relief will visit every part of South nnd War Department 15,000,000.00 East Florida in the next few months Navy Department ...... 10,017,891.25 comes so quickly.—Adv. getting a systematic effort aroused Interior Department.... 19,827,191.37 along this line. The first gun will Dept. Agriculture ....... 1,687,802.14 New Price Placed probably be fired nt New Smymn on I*. O. Department 35.500.00 On Orlando W ater Monday night. Postal Service 14,920,121.00 Dept. Commerce And Light Plant 2,063,383.66 i t is all very W ell to talk about Dept, of Justice 91,31/0.00 Naming $368,500 ns the figure for honoring the 111aimed doughboys, but Dept, of Labor 10.660.00 the transfer nf their water plant to Govt. Printing Office honor won’t pay board and doctor the city of Orlando and fixing a price Smithsonian Inst. of $813,500 on their light plant, the Federal Trade Coin, Orlando Water & Light Compnny asks —Get your Scratch I’nds from The Nat'i Advisory Com. in a communication forwarded to the f u r Aeronnutics ___ Herald—by the pound—15c. Fed. Power Com. ...... city-conwrfissloners that the-city defi­ nitely state iLs stand with regard to Arlington Mcmorinl public utilities. The new proposition Amphithentcr .......... of the Orlando Water & Light is sub­ Civil Service Com........ sequent to their offer of May 19th Employes! Compensa­ which named a ;frice of $135,000 for tion Com’n .............. their water plant and fixed the price Controller General ........ of their light fdnnt at $1,035,000. State, War and Navy Owing to the absence of Mayor Eu­ Blade-Draught It The Best Medi­ Buildings ........... *■„.«, 90,555.00 gene G. Duckworth from the city the cine This Lady Ever Used. Says new proposition.of the Orlando Wat­ Total It la Only Medicine She er A Light Company has not been #Loss. Gives Her GuHren. Attached to this memorandum was placed before the city commissioners, a note saying that of the total $22,- but the matter is expected to be Cherry Village, Ark.—In telling ot 822,113.14 represented postponements brought beft)re the commissioners tier experience with Thodford's Black- in building nnd other construction early during this week. Breuiht, Mrs. Lottie Ellis, R. F. D. No. The Orlando Water & Light Com­ 1, this place, Bald: "1 used Black- work, pnynblc from continuous appro­ pnny points out that owing to the Draught as a laxative, also for head­ priations. This menns that govern­ ache, torpid liver and Indigestion. It ment .departments have consented to early expiration of their franchise Is tbs best liver medicine I bavo ever refrain from using continuing Bums and the uncertainty of their negotia­ used and is tho only medicine I give for building postoffices, docks, im­ tions with the city they are put in my children. nn embarrassing situation in the mat­ "I feel like it has saved me a lot In proving rivers, etc. It must not be doctors’ bills, for when the children understood that all continuing pro­ ter of securing funds with which to •obmplaln of feeling bad or have a cold, jects have been held up, but there finance equipment vitally needed to I Just give them a good dose ot Black* extend the facilities of their plant Draught and they soon get all right has been a selection by each depart­ -to take care of the expanding needs It certainly cleans the liver and clears ment df what work -shall proceed, and up Hut skin and they are soon out what shall’be postponed. General of the ~city. Tho present year has -wall again. I wouldn't be without II Dawes says that because of possible contributed greatly to Qriaqdo's lor anything." legislation, the operations of the growth and n heavier load is being 1 Seventy years of successful use has constantly placed on their plant. The made Thedford'a Black-Draught a shipping board and railroad adminis­ acuteness of the situation is empha­ standard, household remedy. Every tration, and the fluctuations of thfe member, ot-every family, needs, st poatoffice department, it is Impossi­ sized by the fact that the contract for times, the benefit that Black-Draught ble to ascertain just where’ the gov­ the installation of a 1,000 K. W. turgives In bolplng to cleanse the system mne generator, ordered to help take and to prevent or relieve the troubles ernment’s balance will stand nt the rare of the constantly increasing load that come from constipation, Indice*- end of the fiscal year. Ilut he says that through the saving announced a Dn their inadequate plant, hns been ordered canceled,—Orlando Sentinel. start has been mndc. An inspired compositor speaks of an ‘'arsenal’' in Irelandd.* Probably n place where tho matches are re­ stored. For first class job work—the Herald The following in the Tlmes-Unlon of Sunday will be interesting: Plans for the purchase of twelve or possibly, fourteen important weekly newspapers of tho north Florida ter­ ritory, consolidation of their manage­ ment under one head, and extensive improvements in the chain of publi­ cations *were announced here yester­ day by Arthur Greene, a director of the recently organized North Florida Publishing Company, with headquar­ ters at Tallahassee. Already a number of these papers have been purchased and options have been taken on the others which will compose the chain. Steps are now be­ ing taken townrd the establishment of a daily at Tallahassee, The company is incorporated for | 200,000, a large part of which is al­ ready paid in. Temporary officers and directors are T. J. Appicyard, Tal­ lahassee, president; Paul Appicyard, Tallahassee, secretary;, R, W. Storrs, DeFuniak Springs; R. L. Swcger, Quincy, and Arthur Greene, Jackson­ ville, directors. ‘A treasurer will be elected at the next meeting, probably this week, which will be held at TalInhassee. George E. Hosmer,' of Bradcntown, and J. V. Burke, of Jack­ sonville, have been appointed fiscal agents for the company. Included in the purchase by the company of these newspapers are their individual plants and all equip­ ment. The state printery nt Tallnhasseo ulso comes into the corpora­ tion. The combined circulation of the papers is now approximately 30,000 which the compnny expects to more than double in one year. The Tallahassee dnily will be estab­ lished about October 1, Mr. Greene said. This paper will be of a size nnd I- loriun territory. I he nest newspa­ per talent available will be secured to operate this paper and every ef­ fort will be made to furnish that sec­ tion with a thoroughly live nnd mod­ ern daily. All the weeklies included in the chain will be continued in operation. There will lie n general "cleaning up" however, Mr. Greene said, and there will be a certain amount of stnndnrdizntion. This, however, is not to he taken to mean that the papers will be dominated by nny interest. Neither will they serve any particular interest or group of interests. "The effort will be mndc to make these newspapers fully and properly serve the territory in which they arc pub­ lished, fnirly and eonscicutiously," Mr Greene said. “This is no plan to organize n mighty sentiment-building machine, but nn earnest effort to provide a first class pnper for every county in which the company oper­ ates." * The papers will be made of uniform size. There wij be no "rendy print" or "plate matter” used in any of the publications. Shops not now properly equipped will he equipped with tho most modern machinery. New type will he installed wffero necessary. A number of new high-speed presses will be purchased nnd will be put in where needed. "The organization of this company menns much for the development, of the North Floridn territory.1, Mr. Green continued. "With such an or­ ganization working for the public good it is easy to renlize what can be accomplished. Wc believe we enn make these, newspapers great powers for the advancement of tho interests and welfare of the whole public. This is what wo intend to do. Every pa­ per of this chain will bo constructive in policy. Wo will build up rather thnn tear down. When we criticize we will offer a remedy with each critIcism. Already the people to whom wc have outlined our plans are heart­ ily in accord with our purposes and aims. Wc expect to have the entire co-operation of the entire North Flor- TIRES Cords Fabrics in Fisk p r i c e s d o e s not mean a lowered quality. e d u c t io n R Every Fisk Tire, large or small, is a standard Fisk Present low prices are on tires which have made the name Fisk famous for quality and mileage, There is no better tire value in the world than a Fisk Tire at the present price. P h o n e 17 “How I Cleared the Mill of lints,‘’ Ily J. Tucker, It. I. “As night watchman believe I have scon more rats thnn nny ntnn. Dogs wouldn’t dare go near them. Got $1.25 pkg. of RAT-SNAP, inside of six weeks cleared them all out Killed them by the score every night. Guess the rest were scared awny. I’ll never be without RAT-SNAP." Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. Pest cards—local views—lc each at the Herald office. Parliament to Adjourn On August 26th, But Be Summoned Again (Br Tht AuecUttd Pltu! LONDON, July 26.—Austen Charaberlnin, government 108601*, said In the House of Commons today he hop­ ed parliament would be prolonged to August 26th but foreshadowed tho possibility o f,its being summoned again in November or December to pass legislation necessary to give ef­ fect to the Irish settlement. GG6 cures Bilious Fever. lizer without getting our NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLEN MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Inset Sprayers, Poultry Supplies. •:-:- - *> Get August 1st, 1921 Price Lists. Now furnishing "SIMON PURE "GEM BRANDS" E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. JACKSONVILLE ->- *:* FL( Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I HAVE THEM “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” tlon—lots are being sold rig h t along and building in this section is such as to gladden the h e art of those who have the good of Sanford a t heart. * Exceptionally godtl grade. To insure prompt delivery place orders now. Any quantity. W rite -for prices on your re­ quirements. I*. O. Box 2163, Station A. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. This is no Idle talk—I have weighed the statem ent hnd to say ju s t w hat is my candid convictions would put it most too strong for the careful, conservative person—.that person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who has VISION will agree with me now— the other later. the South E ast Corner q �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1921 DINNER PARTY IN IIONOR OF MILDRED SIMMONS. Sanford, a Progressive City Says Winstonp Salem-Newspaper E. H. Parker Gives Some Interesting Facts in His Report enjoying a lower rate than any other interior city of Florida, and not hav­ ing patronized the line which made it possible for ua to have these privi­ leges. He was surprised when get­ ting up data to use as * arguments against these proposed rates, to learn that the Clyde Line's tonnage to Sanford was something like a thousand tons per month. Your representative would offer as a suggestion that we begin immediately to have every pound of freight we can possibly have moved into Sanford by the Clyde Line, It may not be too late to use our watcr competition ns a level over the Rail Carrier’s head to make them give us the rates to which we are entitled by reason of our location. TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS YOUR HACK HURTS OR ItLAD DElt TROUBLES YOU. and what’s more they don't mind spending money for advertising and booklets about their attractions,” said n Winston-Salem man the other dny to the Town Topics Editor. “I have received numerous bookjets during the last month from Florida cities, and only today I re­ ceived In the mails from a friend of mine in Sanford one of the most at­ tractive pieces of community litera­ ture I have ever received. Sanford is a town of a little over 5,000 peo­ ple, yet the amount of money they have put into this booklet and arc spending to attract tourists and homeseekers would be a credit to a city ten times that large, “They are going after touriatd with real big town methods. If they find a yacht harbor is whut is needed to at­ tract the man who comes to Florida on his yacht, they vole bonds to build one. It certainly ahows a fine spirit, and they have found it a paying in­ vestment. North Carolina cities could well afford to take a lesson from these Florida communities. “Mr. John Wimblsh, of WinstonSalem, is one of the sevcrnl North Carolinians that hnve located in San­ ford and its vicinity within recent months." F. Dutton Co., of this city, representcd the Sanford Chamber of Commerce at the meeting in Atlanta last week. The meeting wns held by the Fourth Section Committee of the Southeastern enrriers for the purpose of hearing any and all complaints of shippers on the increase in freight rates asked by the railroads. Mr. Farker’a report to the Chamber of Commerce is interesting and should he read by the business men of San ford especially “The Fourth Section committee was niRTHDAY PA R TY asked immediately after the confer­ (From Ti m Sot'* D»Uy) ence convened, to give the shippers in detail the object of the conference, One of the most delightful chil­ and explain so far os possible, the dren’s parties given this season was basis upon which they arrived at the the one given yesterday afternoon by proposed rates. This was done in a Maatcy Wilson Smith at his home on general way by their chairman, and Union avenue. The occasion being his then the joint conference adjourned, sixth birthday anniversary. and a conference of the shippers was The color scheme of pink and white called to discuss generally the situa­ was prettily carried out in the decor­ tion, and decide upon a uniform plan ations ond refreshments. Baskets of of procedure to follow throughout the lovely pink roses were used in decor­ ating the rooms. The wonderful birth­ joint conference. , ■ After a general discussion of three day cake of white and pink was top­ days, it was evident that no definite ped with six tiny pink tapers in rose conclusion could be reached, owing to holders. the arbitrary stand of the carriers to All kinds of interesting games were put these proposed rates into effect, played on the spacious lawn. Of spec­ and the chairman of the Fourth, sec­ ial interest to the children was “rid­ tion committee*proposed to take up ing the pony.” This was thoroughly the matter of adjustments alphabeti­ enjoyed by all tho children. U ttls cally according to the cities represent­ Miss Marthn Fitts delighted the DRUGGIST SAYS LADIES AH guests with several pretty dances nnd USING RECIPE OF SAGE THA ed, for nrgument, which was done. ANI) SULPHUR In the meantime, tho shippers, sens­ recitations. ing the arbitrary attitude of the car­ Dainty refreshments of ice cream riers, had passed a resolution that nnd cake yere served by Mrs. Smith, llnir that Iohcs its color nnd lustre assisted by Mrs. Howard Over!in nnd or when it fades, turns gray, du^l apd Mrs. D. C. Marlowe. The favors for lifeless is caused by a lack of sul­ the girls were cunning kuwpie dolls phur in the hair. Our grandmother dressed in the latest style. The hoys mnde up u mixture of Sage Tea and were given snappers. Sulphur to keep her locks dark nnd There were about twenty-five chil­ beautiful and thousands of women dren who enjoyed this happy event, and men. who value that even color, ami tho young host was the recipient that beautiful dark shade of hair the individual representatives for of many lovely gifts. which is so attarctive, use only this statements as to why these proposed old-time recipe. A writer saysthcre aro only 3,790 rates should not go into effect. Nowadays we get this famous mix­ In view of the resolution passed by cuss words in the American language. ture improved by the addition of oth­ the shippers, your representative Mr. Dawes has just started on that er ingredients by asking at any drug deemed It advisable to have nothing budget job, however. store for a bottle of "Wyeth's Sage to say in the open meeting, but stand ami Sulphur Compound,” which dark­ by the resolution ndopted by the ship­ You Guard Against Burglars, But ens the hair so naturally, so evenly, What About Bats? that nobody can possibly tell it has pers. Your representative held tyro been applied. You just dampen n short conferences with Mr. Mchzics, Rats steal millions of dollars' Freight Traffic Manager of the At­ worth of grain, chickens, eggs, etc. sponge or soft brush with it nnd lantic Coast Line Railroad Company, Destroy property nnd arc a menace draw this through your hair, taking and called his attention to the fact to health. If you arc troubled with one small strand nt a time. By morn­ that the proposed through rate was ing the gray hnir disappears; hut two cents per hundred pound higher what delights the Indies with Wyeth’s than tho combination mnde on Jack­ Sage and Sulphur Compound ia. that, sonville, using the proposed rptc of besides, beautifully darkening the hnir nfter n few applications, it nlso $2.08 to .Jacksonville plus local south I rings back the gloss and lustre and uf 58c per hundred pounds, making n gives it an appearance of abundance. total rote of $2.60 against $2.68 per One wonders at times whether men hundred pounds through ns proposed. This proposed through rate is con­ wear long hnir because they are that structed oh Jacksonville using a pro­ way or get that way by wenring long FOR SA L E — Clean old news portional rate up to Jacksonville, plus hair. papers a t the Herald office. five cents, which we are givon to un­ derstand is to make up the revenue lost by tho enrriers on water competi­ tion, plus a local rate as published by the Florida Railroad Commission. This* in itself is n primn fncio condi- Mr. Mcnzies' attention also. - He stressed the fact that Sanford has water competition, and that there al­ ways has been a depressed rate south of the, basing point, and that the prin­ ciple rate structure heretofore should not be disturbed or removed, because the same fundamentals exist. All of these conditions were admitted by Mr. Mcnzies, yet your representative could not get anything more definite from hint than that there were discrepan­ cies which would be corrected. ( In the opinion of your representa­ tive, the object of this conference was to feel the pulse of the shippers as regards these proposed rates, and the strong and logical argument against them by the southeast as a whole will, he believes, result in a modification of the proposed rates on a downward scale.' There 'was very little accom­ plished In a materia] way at the con­ ference, but your representative feels that the tnlasion waa not unsuccessful, as the carriers are bound to recognise the shippers' attitude regarding these increases, and he believes will give the matter, every consideration before filing tariffs, of these proposed rates with the Interstate Commerce Com­ mission, knowing that that party will be flooded with protests asking for suspension of such tariffs, and neces­ sitating formal hearings which will postpone the rates proposed going into effect for at least a- year, and at the same time causing an enormous ex- ( r n a t* U t 4 a r '« D ili?) regularly tan make a mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally, says n well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid which excites the kidneys they become overworked from thfc strain, get sluggish and fail to filter the waste and poisons from the blood, then we get sick. Nearly all’rheuma­ tism, headaches, liver trouble, ner­ vousness, dizziness, slceplesshess and urhtary disorders come froni sluggish kidneys, Thu moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your hack hurts or If the urine Is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular of passage or at­ tended by a sensation of scalding, atop eating meat and get about four ounc­ es of Jad Salts from any pharmacy, take n tnblespoonful in n glass of water before breakfast and in a few days your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for genera­ tions to Hush and stimulate the kid­ neys, also to neutralize the acids in urine so it no longer causes Irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad 15nits is inexpensive and ennnot injure; makes a delightful efferves­ cent Hthia-wnter drink which every­ one should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active and the blood pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney complications.—Adv. Commercial Truck Crops of Florida Ex­ ploited in. Booklet The Extension Division of tho gov­ ernment nt Gainesville has Just issued n fine booklet giving detailed informotion about the Commercinl Truck Crops of Florida," compiled by A. P. Spencer, of the Experimental Station nt Gainesville nnd C. M. Berry of San­ ford. The booklet is most import­ ant from the fact that it is the first one to in? issued from Florida on Floridn truck crops und giving the information for Florida growers. It takes up seed beds, beans, beets, on­ ions, rnhhngc, cauliflower, celery, cu cumbers, egg plants, lettuce, okrn, English pens, peppers, squash, straw­ berries, sweet corn nnd tomatoes giv­ ing detailed information for each one. Any one wishing a copy of this val­ uable work can get one from C. M. Berry, of this city, or from tho Uni­ versity of Florida’Division of Agricul­ ture. “It Looked Like n Battlefield in Europe," Sold Mr. C. Dunstcr. "Was staying at a hotel In n small Pemtsylvnnin town. Early one morn­ ing I went to tho Stable to hire a rig and was shown a pile of dead rats killed with ItAT-SNAP the night be­ fore. Ixwked like a battlefield in Europe." Three sizes, 35c, C5c, $1.25. Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball Hard­ ware Co.—Adv. Thp dinner party given Inst evening by Mrs. McKinnon and her sisters, Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Markwpod at the home of the former, was one of the most enjoyable and elaborate affairs of tho season. 'Covers were laid for ten: Misses Helen Peck, May Thrasher, Henri', Agnes Dumas, Mary Znchary, Florence Henry, Edna Chittenden, Serita Lake, Julia Zachary and her house guest, Mildred Simmons. A color scheme of garnet and gold was featured in detail. The centerpiece of velvety garnet zenias in a tall cut glass vase placed in a cut glass bowl of rich golden marigolds was surrounded by a dain­ ty wreath of asparagus fern, from which flitted numbers of gold and crimson hand colored butterflies. The corners of linen cover were also adorned with butterflies—a number of which had taken flight and alighted upon the flowers in the center. Ten garnet candles in fringed crepe paper stands of gold formed another circle around the center piece. The favors were tiny chamdls, on which were hnndpainted a golden daisy anil initials In garnet. In the center of each chamois stood a tiny hand-painted kewpie with gold­ en hajr, and garnet drapery holding a yellow daisy (A miniature of Pictor­ ial cover for June). . When seated each guest was given n yellow daisy with which to try her fortune with He loves me. He loves me not.” A six course dinner was served, the color scheme being carried out again in the grapefruit marmalade and guava jelly tomato bisque, a pineap­ ple salad with cheese and cherries, To s e a l In the delicious Burley tobacco flavor. blocked raspberry Ice and rich yellow The girls, In their many hued or­ gandie dresses, under the golden show­ ed lights, added much to the beauty of the scene. Peals of girlish laughter minglod with the chatter of voices evidenced a most happy occasion. The funny part of it is that tha hemstitched and embroidered things the bride has ore so pretty that aha doesn’t feel free to wear them. AN UNPAINTED HOUSE It An Evcr'Incrtasing Liability The longer your home remain* unpainted the more costly the repair will be when you bare to rsaovate it. It’s cheaper to paint now, and it’s cheaper to use a paint that actually protects the surface. CodledgewHygrade Palntr « m fW F h rn //A r/ C H House Paints an tha m ult of Jft years of ttparirote. Actual test has proven that they wear longer and give better service than ordinary paints. Ask tor frae booklet! arul color charts. -SANFORD,9 FLORIDA i ’lii-a W hat m e a n to In view o f the fa ct th a t Florida’s la st crop is estimated to have exceeded thirteen million oemberinff that the larger the volume the iter the demoralization of the markets U$h the speculative system of selliiig fruit— mean ta d t r m gr ower*? In consideration o f the further fact that there has been an increase o f more than fifty per cent in four years— that this enormous coming volume ) Bold at prices remunerative to unless consumer demand increases In recognition o f the indication for even greater proportionate enlargement o f output unng With the strong probability that inside of ten years grapefruit and orange shipments from this state will more than double— W hat dotalacz in mind the fact that so long as one grow erc crops .compete with the fru it of other growers, all of the producers m ust be at a dis­ advantage— '' What does lnem uang production What elsf can It aaaan than tha need for tha Florida Citrus Exchange, which n Dj fruit adantUcally instead of speculativSy and conduct* tho only adequate’ campaign to In­ crease conoumptionT For Information aa to membership consult tha manager of tha nearest association or Bib-exchange, or write to tha business manager at Tampa. GRAPEFRUIT; ORANGES grapefruit �I Vt1 :»1:/ v»-:trTr . . ji:!E-7^:^ •; NKfRHI THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD; FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1921 * The Florida newspapers are stand­ T nB THESANFORDHERALD ing by the people In this railroad RAILROADS WANT ANOTHER MELON CUTTING ■----------------------------- o ir t , fph S / s TO BRING TOE RAILROADS TO TERMS. ENCROACHMENTS ON trp p e o pl e fight and if they arc not standing by A letter from Mayor F. D. Cosner, It is getting to be nn open ques­ the people you know where to place >■ i t L O l i U . M ........ i w n j w y u l T n i n m According to an Associated Press of Dade City, published in this morn­ Since the general civilization » H. A. K IEL,...................... I.O w m l X m t t r them. The Tampa Tribune, Tampa dispatch the railroads are to appear ing's Tribune, 1gives some startling tion whether th e ‘railroads or the mankind, I believe that there are moj! people shall rule in Florida. The Times, and many of tho other big before the Inter-State Commerce information for study. The railroads ViblUfctd Xrur TtUaj Ij instances of the abridgement of £ are clamoring for water trans­ Commission to request an increase in hnve argued they had to have a high­ railroads have slrtady assumed one freedom of. the people by gradual “ J TBE. HERALD(taeupmt**) PRINTING COMPANY dailies portation. You can bcc where the rates, citing ns their reason that they er rate for passenger and freight of the highest prerogatives of gov. silent encroachments of those in no. corporation nnd railroad owned news­ are compelled to meet water competi­ service in Flqrida because "it costs ernment. They aro assuming to er than by violent and auBsc&irriotf t r ic e nr advamcxi paper stand now. Arc you helping tion nnd thnt unless they nro able to more to build railroads in Florida and arbitrarily tax • all the . people of pat ions,—James Madison.sudden u ^ ' ORS TEAR.................. ya.M Secure an increase on intra-state ship­ to maintain service." And wc have Florida, nt their own sweet will and RDC MONTHS ................... 1.1* them with your subscription? These words were penned msnv ---------- o----------ments that they will be forced into believed it—at least we kept still and pleasure. R M R I E MONTHS.......................... 7» If they succeed in their years ago by one of America's true St. Augustine is paying too much bankruptcy. let the legislature empower some rail­ arbitrary schemes, Florida will be set Americans, by one of America’s W tutanS u I m m 4 O lua Mail MAtUr A u n t tt, Since the government took over and roads to charge more, and they are back GO years; the development of IM S, I t U * M OVIm at Samfwrd, MarIda. for n poor quality of ice and tho city most statesmen and by one of Amer Ha Aar Rat of R a n h I , 1171. commission has asked a representa­ operated the railroads, the railroads doing it y et the state will be checked for an Indefi­ tea’s staunch and patriotic citizens It WftMl HERALD BUILD IRQ. Fiona 1M tive of the ice company to meet with have evidently gained the impression Mr. Cosner’a whole letter Is Inter­ nite time, thriving business will be hold, true today to an even great., (hem and explain just how it happens. thnt nil thnt is necessary is for thorn esting; but the closing paragraph, ruined and grass will grow in tbe degree for the simple reason that * F o r a lu t A ilv r r t ia ln g R e p re se n ta tive This is nothing for the city commis­ to ask and they will receive, and they which is reproduced here for com­ streets of many a thriving city. Rates there are millions more in America to. 1 T H E A M F R IC A N PR ESS A S S O C IA T IO N sioners to take up with tho ice com­ have been given just cause for com­ menting on, is certainly an aatounder. are already near the prohibitive point day than In the time of Madison. It pany. The thing for the city com­ ing to this conclusion. and the projected raise will place holds true today because,the trusts Remember the golf links. Why should the government favor He says: missioners to do is to look for anpththem beyond it. When that hap­ and monopolies and corperatlons an "The assessed value of the Atlantic -Othe railroads when by so doing they er icc company to come in and furn­ pens the smiling farms and grove* trying to throttle the common people. Every town is doing it, and Sanford are killing off thousands of industries, Coast Line property In our state is ish good ice at a reasonable rate. and gardens of Florida will revert to It holds good today because the great $9,008 per mile af m ust get in line. driving farmers into bankruptcy and approximately ---------o---------the original jungles, and the cities power of money will allow the grift placing those cities without a harbor track—this Includes road and equip­ -----------o----------will die of dry rot. It Is a gloomy pic­ of the Big Burglars to pass by un­ We just want to remind you again. and steamship lines at the mercy of m ent P i re seems to be breaking out in noticed while the lesser criminals art v ture, but who shall say that it is over­ Ship all your freight by water. And “The general balance sheet for tho the railroads? «ld buildings very frequent. don’t be afraid of the water rates be­ With the salaries that are paid rail­ year 1919 furnished the United States drawn if the railroad plans of illegal put in.jail. It behooves the common people then to stand together and back There will never be any large ing raised. Water is free in tbe St. road executives it would seem that government by the A. C. L. system, taxation are put through? If they are start her efficient management could be found shows a total investment in road and allowed t otakc "all the traffic will the newspapers that are not owned by amount of tourists ki Sanford with­ Johns river and Sanford can si UoweVer, that would not be compelled to keep equipment of $263,456,364, for the en­ bear," at what point will their greedy the trusts, for the legislators who art own boat lilies any time. How^ out first class golf links. not owned by the trusts to stand by we. want to give our business to tho robbing the public to. meet current tire system, or sin average of approxi­ insolence be checked? Already they are taking such a the newspapers and see that they get The American Legion needs a home. Clyde Line for they have always treat­ expenses. In other lines of business mately $54,000 per mile of main, track. fair play, to see that no iniquitions ed Sanford right. Uut ship by water where the overhead is too high, the "Now then, if this rail line Is worth large proportion of the growers’ pro­ And if they will make a start they and keep it up. It is the only way, overhead is cut to meet the situation, $54,000 per mile, as a basis for com­ duce that only the very cream of pro­ libel laws arc passed such as now prewill find the public very' responsive. -o and the government is not called upon puting dividends'and regulating tar­ duction will soli for enough to pay vail in Florida that would throttle -----------o----------President Harding says the rail­ to devise ways and means that that iffs, by the two-headed Janus it is transportation charges. The result the editors who would stand by the Walking in the moonlight is pleas­ people and demand their rights. It worth more than $&,000 per mile for is seen in fields of rotting vegetables, behooves the common people to read an t but not always safe. You might roads are needing the money. Well, business may thrive. What Is to keep the railroads from computing taxes!" nnd great piles of decaying citrus the newspapers that are fair and get knocked in the head even in the whnt does he think about the rest of us? We are needing the money also increasing their capital stock from There is simply no answer that can fruits, rejected because of some real smaller cities, and if the railroads are allowed to time to time and adding their pro­ be made which will justify this differ­ or fancied defect that docs not Inter­ square and "keep to the right" when It comes to voting for the men who take all of our meney where will the portion of watered stock to. it and And every fire makes us think that ence. The A. C. L. Is but one of the fere with their edibility but places would misrepresent you in the state common herd be? The .Herald lost then again calling for higher freight Sanford should hnve added equipment Florida systems of roads. The aver­ them in lower grade. The loss to the legislature and' in the halls of the money during the war and since. Has rates thnt they mny be nblo to pay growers of Florida is estimated at 25 among them being high pressure the benign government offered to re­ dividends on that stock? Unluss the age assessed value of all the roads in per cent, of tho crop. With another national congress. It' behooves the pumps and a line to the lake that common people to stand by the news­ imburse us after oil of our free work government calls a halt sooner or lat­ this state, road and equipment, is ap­ ridse in rntes the pessihilty of ship­ could connect with n steamer in case papers that arc making n fijht for the government nnd nfter th 6y er the public will be forced' to devise proximately $9,000 per mile of main ping anything at all with a hope of the pipes broke. against the greed of the railroads that virtually controlled the newspapers? . other means for th$ transporting pf line track. That's supposed to be 50 profit will be cut off, and the business would take all the profits* from the o-----------------------o----------goods as the way it stands now per cent, of the real value, according will be killed. It is a shortsighted The many words of praise for The merchants'and the farmers nnd lent to the established custom of assessing In Tampa last week CO of the lead­ freight ra tes pro prohibitive. them nothing in return. policy for the railroads of course, but Daily Herald continue to come to us There has been so much discussion property In Florida. That would give It behooves the common people to by mail and jay word of mouth. It ing merchants nnd business men met pertaining to the reduction of freight them a vi^uc of $18,000 a mile, ac­ they seem to think there is no limit seems that The Daily Herald haB nnd passed a resolution which pledg­ rates, now that railroads have cut the cording to what they return. Then, to the growers’ endurance, and no be awake to the fate that will over­ struck a most responsive chord in the es them to ship and receive all freight wages, not only of (heir employes, but when one line values its road at $54,- matter how heavy tho burdens they take them in the near future unless or as much ns possible, by wutci*. they aro alive and take a stand with hearts of the people. of their executives as- well, that the 000 per mile nverngo, what becomes place on his hack, he wit] still come the real men of this country and the Railroads in Florida, by raising their — i----- o----------chances are the railroads are making of the difference between the $18,- up smiling nnd go on raising stuff to The many sales, are certainly put­ rates, arc killing the goose that Inys a grandstand play to keep rates just 000 and the $54,000 which it claims bring Tevertuo to the roads. Eventual­ real newspapers of this country. The ting pep in the summer buying in the golden egg. Before the last raise where they nroj probably figuring when talking to the federal govern­ ly these transportation pirates nnd petty politicians nnd the thieving of­ Sariford and better still those sales in rates it was with the greatest dif­ that if they ask the I. C. C. for nn ment? freebooters, will find there is a limit fice holders nnd the powers thnt prey on the public are getting ready for a are bringing the people to Sanford in ficulty thnt empties could be secured. increase in rntes the public will be Have the railroads two values, one thnt thnt limit is very near nt pres­ large numbers. Watch the • Daily In a short time long trains of Empties glad enough to let rates stand wIitere-fYor taxes, nnd one for dividends, ent, nnd will be exceeded with another grand coup that will give them the golden shekels as never before and Jerald for unnouncements in the were sidetracked here, nt Sanford, they now are.. i when the government is insuring pay­ raise in rates. that will take from the common herd Orlando and all through this section. store nows. Freight rntes are too high nnd re­ ment? If so, then the people will de­ But why talk about bringing the ns never before. Dol.nnd News. gardless of the propaganda issued by mand to know why? nnd by whose au­ railroads to reason? That is fighting Beware of the abridgment of the -----------o----------Sanford’s machine gun company is railroads thnt they fnce bankruptcy thority. the -windmills, Wc enn be independent freedom of the people which will take the pride of the citizens when we see Among the new ideas in Florida unless given relief by the government, Since the railroads have told usf of tho railroads if wc will. The seas its start from the abridgment of the the boys away from home, especially. journalism is the "New Idea” of Dny- shippers, businessmen, ufrmers, civic art* open to all upon the same terms. They show the proper spirit and the tona Beach, a four page six column organizations und the public in gener­ they are going to raise rntes on Flor- They ennnot be seized or monopolized. freedom of the press for with the abridgment of the freedom of the peo­ proper training. Real Sanford boys, paper that started out in much small­ al should continue to keep after the idn traffic by freight, and, in addi­ Fnst refrigerator bonts will place the ple there will be no more free Ameri­ tion, nrc going to collect a tribute they are. er form but has met n popular demnnd railroads until rntes arc reduced. ^ of 5 per cent "arbitrary” on nil ship­ products of Floridn in northern mar­ ca. nnd has been enlarged. Walter YowWe hear the cry of gutting back to ments into the state, Floridn is going kets, ns quickly ns the average train Stand by the free nnd untrammeled - The Daily Herald continues to put cll, one of the pioneer newspaper men normalcy quite often these dnys, hut service, nnd nt ver^ much lower rates. newspapers, on new subscribers every day and is of Orange county, has charge of the it will never be accomplished until the to see thnt they pay their just part of The thing to do, is for the growers of • ---------- -o---------getting bigger and better all the time New Idea ns business" manager, nnd rnilroads give the fanners n chance the tax burden, or know the reason the 60,000 carloads of fruit nnd vege­ “WHAT MAKES CITIES." why. even in the good old summer time, E. C. Miller is editor. Mr. Yowcll re­ to market their crops nnd the mer­ tables which went out of tho state the In which set of figures is the lie? when many papers are drying up nnd cently moved a large job printing chants a chance to buy goods without Under n enption of “What Makes In the one which swears to the fedcr- past year, to co-operate and organize plant from Orlando to Daytonn Bench paying exorbitant freight rntes there­ blowing away. But then look what Cities," the Punta Gorda Heraldd re­ steamer lines to the northern ports. nl government that its dividend basis and the New Idea will be printed at on.—Lakeland Star. town it has for a basis. cently paid a tribute to progressive There is no quostiOo of their ability is $54,000 n mile, or in thnt in which the new plant and promises much to communities in Florida nnd included to do it, ns there is no question sbout they swear to the tnx assessors of Chamber of Commerce nnd Boards the people nt this popular resort. SCIIPOL. LUNCHES. in thnt number St. Petersburg. its being a profitable undertaking. Ail Florida counties that 50 per cent of ■of Trade nnd all clubs thnt are doing Good luck to you, Walter. The Herald declared thnt it is not thnt is needed is for some one to -----------o their actuni value in tills state is $9,their part in the upbuilding of cities, location nor conditions which make The Woman’s Club is taking up the take the initiative, nnd push the pro­ 000 per mile? There’s $36,000 n mile Mentioning the fact that the San­ should hnve the undivided support of subject of school lunches, and it is cities but rather thepeople who popu­ ject with enorgy. Of course the rail­ the community. Nothing can lw done ford Building and Loan Association one of the most important phases of difference between The supposed $18,late them. "No matter whereit is lo­ roads would fight it to the bitter end ?oo n mile vuluc given for the 50 per* without the coordination of effort di­ hns demands for $88,500 more than it school life. The Welfare Depart­ cated," tho Herald said, “if a town’s nnd use every means to causo it to cent assessment, and the $54J)00 a rected along the right lines by people hns to lend, the Sanford Herald goes into some particulars concerning tho ment of the Woman’s Club is to bo mile value they Bwcnr to the govern­ he a failure. But if such ft line is people are lacking in ambition, ener­ who know*. building activities now noted in that congratulated upon taking up this sub­ ment .they must have assured divi­ once organized it must bo stuck to gy,'foresight and courage, there Is not ------------- o— --------ject, even though it is the summer dend on, or go broke! loyalty, no matter whnt inducements a chnnctrin a thousand that town will The Sanford people will never cense Nourishing toWn. It is necessary to time, for the summer time is the time tho envious roads may offer. It is cer­ every grow. It’s 'do it nnd do it This fight of tho ronds against Flor­ to praise the nnme of Lester. Bocmnn mnke the rounds frequently to keep to prepare fo.r the coming scjjaol tain that with such -n line in success­ now’ boys who make big Wealthy cit­ idn is going to end in two things be­ for giving them sOch n fine resort ns up with the new construction started, term. School lunches nrc arranged in ful operation, the ronds would find ies out of crossroads villages; it’s the fore it is finished: The shippers and Palm Springs. Thnt is the way of the Herald declares, and it would np- almost every Bchool in Florida now, some excuse for lowering their rntes fcllowa who constantly whine ‘it cant growers of this state are going to get the Becmnns, though. They love to penr that the scarcity of homes and nnd in this respect Snnfard schools to n competitive basis. They could be done’ and ‘let’s wait a while’ that the same equitable treatment ns to sec others enjoy what they have and business houses noted in Sanford the hnre been backward. It is hoped thnt not face the prospect of losing some mnke cross-roads villages where cities passenger nnd freight rates that nny they are public benefactors, par ex­ latter part of Inst season would not every mother and every patron of the part of thnt 60,000 car loads with shoould be." other section of the countrygets, and he found when the new winter sencellent. And ‘the Herald is right. It’s the public school will be at the meeting complacency; and they would fight the rnilroads are going to pay their son begins.—Times-Uniin. people who live hero who have made of the Woman’s Club next Wednes­ hard to hold it. fair pnrt of the taxes. -----------o---------Sanford is undoubtedly • the best St. Petersburg and its future sseday, when this subject will be brought Thnt is the surest way, and wc be­ No ‘wonder we nrc considered fools summer town in the state. Business What Sanford (nerchanta need to up and put through. Our children, and easy marks ii\ Florida when the lieve it is the only way to bring the cens depends upon keeping just that has kept right up to the standard all do this summer nlong with •all the same "go-ahead-and-do-it” kind of summer nnd here’ at tho threshold of rest of their work is to take up a and especially those children that roads can pay taxes on a $9,000 valu­ nutocrntic ronds to their decent nnd came to the city schools from some ation and collect dividends and freight fair treatment to Florida.—Tampa folks in the majority. August the city Saturday night was trade extension tour every Thursday St. Petersburg, It is true, has been distance in the country, should have tariffs from us on a $54,000 ft milo Times. filled with tho old time crowd and afternoon nnd visit a town near San­ treated kindly by nature. Her !<**' the benefit of hot foods, and the city valuation! But the jig is up. The peo­ there were as many automobiles nlong ford where they can hold an open nir tion is unexcelled in all FFlorida, but children, in many instances, can take ple have been fooled long enough, GO SLOW AND SEE THE TOWN. the street as nny night in the heart of meeting nnd make new acquaintances, oven these things might have left the advantage of those wholesome lunch­ the winter season. 1 nnd they are going to talk to the as­ meet the old ones and tell them about city nothing more than the fishing vil­ es prepared under the direction ef tho sessing boards, the state officials who Vnrious towns have devised various the wonderful opportunities that San­ ° ' lage it was 20 or 30 years ago, if the women who know how tt prepare "o.k" (heso figures, and the state rail­ ways of controlling auto speedings by A country club and golf links at ford offers ns n trade center. Sanford right sort of people had not come them, and give tho children the most road commission, and when wo get tourists who arc passing through cnCrystal Lake would be the greatest will get into closer touch with nil the along to pull it up to its present pl*ce for the least money. Attend the route to towns and cities to the north, done tnlking to them we arc going to investment that Sanford could make. territory surrounding this city and meeting Wednesday nt the Woman’s among the cities of the state. east, south nnd west. Amcsbury, have fair railroad rates and fair rail­ We hope the golf committee of the will Jcnrn many things of importance Club. There are among thepopie of St. Mltss., originated something that a r­ road taxes. Sanford Chamber of Commerce will to the business men and tho business Petersburg today a few wof the vil­ --------->0 -----;---rests the attention of the motorists, Here's the situation to date: start aomething at once nnd never interests of Snnferd. You are doing lage class—the folks who say nnd yet saves many from arrest by We are to make up the loss Cali­ reat until the golf course is finished. nothing to extend your trade by per­ Elmer McCreary, editor of the can’t be done" and “let’s wait awhile, tho police officials of that communi­ I t will make Sanford great among sonal solicitation. Suppose you try Gainesville News hns started some­ fornia has forced on the roads by but the great majority of St. Peters­ ty. Signs which read ns follows have thing when he snld it rained frogs in this on your piano. turning to water. the tourlat resorts of the state. burg citizens belong in the other been posted conspicuously along the Gainesville the other day and even * -----------o----------Wc are to pay a baaicly higher rate —■----- 0 classification which build* cities. state highway leading to Amsbury: proved it. Now all the scientists in because it costs more to build and Bob Holly calls his Sanford "The Bob Holly, ef the Sanford Herald, One week from Saturday these pro­ the world will come to Gainesville to "Go slow and see our townl baa promised to talk about good roads City Substantial." It sure is, Bob. disprove it and all of this shows that operate roads in Florida. gressive folk who want to build a Go fast and see our jail." Wc are to pay an arbitrary of 5 ■and that Osteen Ferry bridge at tho First time we detrained there was a Elmer knows the value of advertising. still greater city hero on the shores Tourists from Boston to resorts in dark night in November, 1888. Wc per cent on all shipments into the Board of Trade meeting next Mon­ Some of the papers said that Elmer of Tampa Bay will vote their fsvor day night. Bob Is a good roads and jumped off a train which was moving had the wrong brand but knowing El­ state to offset the loss the ship by New Hampshire and Maine pass for an act psssed by the recent through Amesbury in large numbers about fifteen mites an hour, "and nev­ water movement will entail. free bridge enthusiast and has some mer as well as we do we believe that sion of the state legislature, giving It is said and the good roads have er hit any more substantial ground in We are to accept payment for taxes pretty good ideas of how to get them. tempted fast traveling. As the levy to the city commission the rigb S T * tc” in* what hl>i on a basis of$9,000a mile, We dare say hla address will be well our life.—Ocala Star. > * local editor told him. We have sqgn Yes, Benjy, old fellow, we‘ haVe of small fines had no material effect assess 2 1-2 mills for publicity Por We are to permit rates to be based worth listening to.—New Smyrna stranger sights In Gainesville and un­ "jumped" pff also nnd the ground on the number of speedsters, the qhlef poses instead of the 11-2 mills on a valuation of $54,000 a mile. Breeze. seemed awful hard and the toe of the less they fix up their roads In Ala­ of police decided to post the signs, [ now assessed. Why not show to And we are to guarantee dirldenda conductor seemed harder but a worse chua, county soon we can reddily be­ The greatest thing about a vacation fate than that is a nice bed of cin­ lieve thnt asphalt will rain down on a basis of $54,000 n mile. Can you and their effectiveness has been shown J rest of Florida that, practically ***** <»t about a trip to some other part of ders that are poked through your skin from the clouds next to pave the best it fer nerve, insolence and taking by the fact th a t.on the first Sunday j citizen of St. Petersburg bclonK* ^ the signs appeared there were no ! the city building class? 'St Pc er* the State is the self satisfied feeling when you hit them going about forty roads for those folks up there who us for a fool?—Tampa Tribune. week-end guests at the police station, burg Times. ■ ---------o----------when you get back to Sanford. And miles an hour. Come and see us now. don't believe in spending any money —St. Augustine Record. I -------------------- — taking all the way round, this little The ground at the. station is paved on good roads. Tho frogs were sim­ The people of South Florida intend -* 7 * — o — j We are spending too much old city la hard to beat- It has the with brick and is considerably harder ply a warning to come in out of the to ship by truck and by -wateij' nnd Sanfortj should have the golf links Sanford money on pleasures an location and the elimate, and the peo­ but we will see that you get off on rain. We are now waiting for anotb* they intend to demonstrate to the and country club before the, winter enough on the problems v cr story from Elmer McCrary. ple and the business, and what more the blind side without any trouble and railroads that they may have part of season starts In. Sanford will never something to ua.t Golf links and ™ , could you * an t Well, juat the prop­ if necessary will have ■ feather bed -----------o—-------i the United States sewed up but in have the tourist trade without golf hotele will mean much. More er push of the people is about aU that on that side of the train so you can Big excitement at Tallahassefe. . A Florida they have too much competi­ links. Nothing else will bring them 'on the St. Johns river and monKipe* la needed. light aU right. well caved in. tion in watsr and good roads. like the golf links and country club, j docks will mean much more. R. J . R O U T ................... r m U a l u 4 U lU r ¥ WHICH FIGURES LIE* — — - �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1921 . buying po w er of dollar PERSONAL NOTES PRESIDENT APPOINTS COMMITTEES CLASSIFIED WANT ADS ' ALMOST DOUBLES IN YEAR, TO SERVE FOR THE ENSUING YEAR BUYS MUCH MORE NOW FOR THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (Tram X « i i , 7 'i S t ill) WANTED Mr. and Mrs. Win. Lcfflcr and baby WANTED—Young cow. Must bo and Miss Lilah Murrell motored to fresh end good milker. J. H. Mti­ Daytona Beach Sunday. mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfe Messrs. Harlough, Cook and Oliver Murrell formed a congenial party mo­ $1.00 Will Buy $2.75 Dutton, D. R. Dean, Geo. D. Bishop, BEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds of toring to Daytona Beach yesterday. It Would Be Well to Give A. P. Connelly. hauling. tl-tfe Worth of Groceries J. U. Dorsey, of Atlanta, is spend­ Them Careful Reading City Planning Committee:—Fred AMENTS WANTED—W atktaa Motaiwrr Drink*. ing several .days here at the Monte­ and Remember Them C b n u l Oil Bhaaipao and ■ M f Williams, Chairman; H. R. Stevens, lln*W alktn. Over Last Year of or«r 11T o tb rr Q u.liiy I’roJoct* a r . M s zuma. to lltrn . W» « u i a Udy or a m tlrm a a i | n l Deane Turner, W. D. McKinnon, D. la Sanford and o ih tr ra ra a t rill**. W rit* to­ D. R. Brisson returned to his home day tor fto* (tu p le and particular*.—J. B. Staple groceries and fresh fruits President Geo. W. Knight, at tho L. Thrasher. at Daytona Beach Saturday after 4T-4tp Legislative Committee:—Goo. G. W atktaa Oo„ OS, MartipbIt, T aut. which sold a year ago for more than Mrs. R. W. Lawton and little daughlast meeting of the Board of Govern­ spending several days here with his Herring, Chairman; Geo. A. DcCottes, WOMEN WANTED TO CROCHET— 12.76 can be bought now for juat one tcr, Virginia, have returned from a sister, Mrs. W. J. McBride. ors of the Chamber of Commerce, D. C. Maarlow, Alfred Foster, L. J. No canvassing. Stamped addressed dollar, according to estimates made week's visit to Mrs. O. A. Marshatl in made the following appointments of Harry Towson, of Gainesville, rep Frazier. • envelope for particulars. Also hand­ Monday by comparing the present Sanford. committees: resenting the King Brand Mfg. Co., Inland Waterway Committee:—A. some all crocheted boudoir caps for prices of groceries with the prices A. K: Wade spent Sunday with his of St. Louis, Mo,, was in the city Sat­ Agricultural Committee:—L. A. P. Connelly, Chairman; J. G. Ball, R. sale $1.60,—Crochet A rt Parlor, 617 parents in Wildwood. charged during July last year. urday calling on the local merchants. Bromley, Chairman; B. E.Squircs, F. Seduction in prices range from 35 E. R. Moore, of Iowa, is in Oviedo J. Holly, J. D. Hood, W. T. Donnelly, Lycoming Street, Williamsport, Pa. W. B. DeLand,-of Jacksonville, rep­ F. Dutton, S. 0. Chase, Frank Miller, 50-ltp cents a pound to five cents a pound looking after the interests of the resenting the Sterling Brand Products B. F. Whitner, John Meisch, D. P. F. T. Williams. }i sugar and from 10 cents a pound Block Hammock Garden Co., of which Co., of Cleveland, Ohio, was in the Drummond, R. R. Deas. Membership Committee:—Forrest IF YOU CAN APPRECIATE an op. ho is president. ; to three cents in Irish potatoes. portuhlty to make money in a dean city Saturday transacting business. Educational Committee;—L. W. Lnke, Chairman; B. F. Whitner, II. P. One year ago the housewife paid John Robertson visited Orlando Sat­ Mr. and Mrs. F. .C. Welsh, Clar­ Lawton, Chairman; J. D. J inkins, E. Smith, A. P. Connelly, A. *E. Yowell, established business that already 16 cents for rice which' now costa her urday. ence and Zillah Welsh, Mr. and. Mrs. D. Mobley, A. RafTeld, H. C. DuBose. John Meisch, A. 0. Chase, R. J. Holly, promises profits'of at least $5,000 the Douglas Wilkerson, Mrs. J, R. L. O. Lee and Ivan Rubow left today fire cents. first year; and give a t least half your Golf Course Committee:—S. O. J. G! Ball. ’ Good creamery butter has fallen Wilkerson and Miss Sue May Ruther­ for Daytona Beach where they will time to the business; and can put up Municipal Affairs and Housing Ohase, Chairman; J. G. Bali, E. P. from 73 cents to 45 cents a pound ford of Wildwood motored to Oviedo spend a month. one thousand dollars for working cap­ Committee:—F. P. Foster, Chairman; Forester, L. A. Bromley, Geo. A. Desince last year and a 24-pound sack Monday afternoon. Misa Eunice WilMiss Martha Fox left Saturday for Cottes, Fred Williams, Forrest.Lake. W. G. Hill, G. G. Herring, H. P. ital, then answer this ad. (Pikers lay of flour which cost $2.31 last year kerson returned home with them the Daytona Beach where she will spend Good Roads Committee:—H. R. Smith, A.- R. Key, L- I. Frazier, A'. off this). Highest bank references. con now bo bought for $1.70 accords same evening.' * Address or call Room 6, Seminole Ho­ a week with Mrs. E, D. Mobley. Stevens, Chairman; Ed. Higgins, Fred Raffeld. log to market figures. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Young spent 60-lt Dr. E. D. Mobley spent the week Williams, L. A. Bromley, John New Industries Committee:—Geo. tel, Sanford, Florida. Although the prices have been low­ Sunday with Mrs. Featherstone in end at Daytona Beach, with his wife, Moisch. D. Bishop, Chairman; A. B. Cheney, ered on practically every staple ar­ Orlando. FOR-8ALS who is spending a month with her. sis­ Tourest end Convention Committee; T. L. Dumas, John .Meisch, Ed. Hig­ Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Lcxette and ter, Mrs. Ssm Pittman, of Tampa. ticle the prices of the various dishes FOR SALE—No. 817 West First. S t Dean Turner, Chairman; C. J. Ryan, gins, R. C. Maxwell, B. F. Whitner, at the restaurants have fallen but lit­ Miss Olive Lezctte visited Orlando on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith and E. P. H. Akers, H. R. Stevens, E. F. L. D.Donelnon, R. H. Mims. Eight rooms and bath. For price tle, it is reported. The quantity of Thursday. Mrs. L. C. Kalb were a congenial par­ and terms, write box 782, Daytona,, 'Publicity Committee:—R, J. Holly, Fla. egg and potato orders have been in­ Miss Ethel Aberson returned to ty motoring to Daytona Beach yester­ I.ane, F. A. Lincoln, E. D. Mobley. 46-tfc Traffic and Transportation Commit­ Chairman; E. F> Lane.'C. L. Britt, C. creased somewhat, it is said, but not her home In Tampa Friday after ’a day where they spent the day. r o i l SAI.K—Purlo Ulro anrrrl tln ra .— week's visit to Miss Mable IJwope. to any great extent. Carl Ferran of Eustis was the guest tee:—D. C. Marlowe, Chairman; E. F. J. Ryan, A. E. Yqwoll. ttk h Zrm ofM ti. 47-fltp Mrs. Z. Spinks and baby of Lees­ of his sister, Mrs. D. L.- Thrasher yes­ The following table shows a com­ FOR SALE—One 20-ft.' half cabin (Tram Tuaaday'a Dally) parison of the prices on 15 staple burg spent a few days in Oviedo last terday. . , she is quite ill at the Fernald-LaughW. C. Satcher and family, of Longmotor boat and equipment. Also 1 .grocery .articles, during July, 1D20 wepk. They were accompanied home W. D. Holden and his mother, Mrs. wood, were among the visitors to the ton hospital. 4-cylinder 30-horsc power motor.— by Mrs. A, K. Crawwford and Mas­ W. D. Holden will remove qn Wed­ and July, 1021: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Murrell mo­ Sanford Welding Co., Old Ford Ga­ city today. ter George. tored to Orlando yesterday afternoon. nesday to their new hAmc at 311 Park . Average Quotations ! • 49-4tp J. D. Ball, Robert Deane, R. W. S. R. Wainwrijfht and family spent Mra. Annn Jones, of Sebring, was rage. avenue. Oo* Y**r Pcarman, Hodgson Ball and R. J. Hol­ registered at tho Montezuma while in SEND $1.00 and receive 2 3-4 lbs. of As* Today Sunday in Sanford.’"' Among thpse from Orlnndo attend­ | A.UO |M It*, .uyar »........... Mrs. W. J. Lawton and family vis­ ing the christening of Cecil Gnscoin ly were at New Smyrna last night this city yesterday. smoked mullet, the kind that’s good. Qm poumi butler **. ................ * .73 .43 the guests of the New Smyrna Hoard H2 .43 ited Orlnndo Monday. Postpaid.—David Phillips, 217.North Mrs. Ned Harrison returned homo Butt, Jr., in Holy Cross Church yes­ 1.70 Jilt# , fkmr ............ . .............. m i Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Brannon have terday were-Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Neal of Trade. today after having spent several Beach Street, Daytona, Florida. 1.00 ,43 H it# It kb Do!* lot*. ............ Mr .and Mrs. Hnrry Nenl are spend­ .SO returned from Daytona Bench. One coffee *♦. ......................M 98-2tpw—4tp and ■Miss Margaret Hart. A great ing the day at Okeechobee nnd other weeks with her mother, in Birming­ .30 i l l t* it laundry *>iap ..................... 91 Mrs, J. II. Haigh hnB returned to .60 Tr» pound, rlr* ........ ............ ,1.09 ham, Alauncle, George 11. Wilkinson, of Sea­ FOR SALE—New high class piano, points in the Southern pnrt of the .40 New Jersey for the summer. Ten fhriiEtda meal ........ Dr. J. C. Dean, of tho Union Phar­ cheap for cash., Sec Caldwell at breeze, Florida, also attended. 13 petunia grlta" . . . . . ,43 state and will lie absent from the city One pMind t>iroa . . . . . ..................... eo .40 Mrs. T. 1,. Mead spent Tuesday in macy, returned home lnqt night from the Lincoln House or phone 131. Rev, A. S. Peck returned to Day­ until Friday. 1,30 Orlnndo, . 19 pound, prune* . . . n delightful motoring trip down the One rtn ptBcbe* . . . . . ..................... M .20 tona Beach this morning after spend­ ' ■ 6o:itp Mr. and Mrs. B;‘II. Caldwell nnd West Coast, stopping over in Tampa ,00 i Om gitW>a ejrnp ........ .............. Mr. and Mrs. S..W, Swope and fam­ ing the week-end here. Sit mus milk . . . . . . . .............. r.o*i .72 ily visited Orlnndo Friday. Robert Denton is making yi month's family, are in Sanford again , the and Clearwater. ENERGIZER SERVICE AT $40.31 114.03 Mrs. J. H. Leo, Sr., spent Bcyeral visit with his' unde, at Washington, D. guests of the Lincoln Hotel. Mr. Cald­ Mrs. W. C. Bray, Misa Clara Millen, ORLANDO well hns been nt Hastings /or tho days in Dnytonn this week. Mrs. Reuben Millen and Clara and Along with the reduction.in prices C., taking in the many sights of the past month representing (he Four- Billy Bray have returned home from Mrs. A. J. McCully, Miss Gladys Nation's Capital. Tho "Energizer" Service can bo had in staple groceries the prices for the One Crate Co., of Wauchula. Kelsey, Mrs. L. H. Gore and children at Orlnndo nt 18 West Central Ave­ «n extended motor trip through choice cuts of meats have taken n to­ Alfred Foster nnd a party of friends F. J. McDannell^of Owasso, Mich., nue. 48-tfc Georgia. boggan slide according to a compari­ spent Wednesday at Wekiwa river. attended the big Moose meeting ■at is in the city for n few weeks visit. Mrs. C. S. Lee entertained Wednes­ Dnytonn Bench yesterdny. Mra. Myrtle Graves, of Indian son of the prices with last year. o r APPLICATION FOE TAX DEED Probably the grentest reduction in day night at a rook party in honor of Alton Gunter, of East Third street, Mr. Mcpannell owns n valuable place l Springs, Ga., is tho guest of her NOTICE UNDER SECTION ITS OKNEKAL STAT­ Misses Ethel Aberson and Mable a single item is in the price of pot UTE. LAWS O r FLOXIDA leaves today for a visit with relatives south of the city and has been n San­ j cousin, Mrs. Reuben Millen. ford booster many years, lie is busy I Mrs. Norma McLaughlin and Miss , roast. Last year this meat sold for Swope. at New Smyrna. Sallr* la lirrrhy a ltrn that J. r l* tn a . pnh Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Lingo nnd little of T*« (V rtlfk it* No. Pi. itatnl III* Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Roy nnd Troy ns the agent nnd despatcher of the Norma Herndon left today for New1 rttaarf *' £0 cents n pound while this year it >ul itay at Jinn, A. II. 1910, haa fllnl aal*l rtfAnn Arbor Knilway at Owasso but ho daughter Sparks Lee, returned Tues­ York. Miss Herndon will be away nnd Dorothy Rny, returned home front tlflra lr in my. ofTIrr, atol tiaa m .J r appllrallon be bought for 18 cents. for t a i tlr r j In In tir In k r a n U i t* n ita law. day from a visit to North. Carolinn Daytona Head) where they have spent is never too busy to talk about San­ several months, SalJ c r rtlf k a I r r a k i m Hit ‘ followlnf J rTable of Comparison Misses Dorothy Fletcher of Live • f t l l r j |>mprrty a llu a l.J In .Srmlnulr roO .ty, I* i a and Georgia! the pnst week. They report the surf ford nnd hc-is always glad to get hero I'KnlJa, to w it: In t ID H tm tlfucJ’. AJJItlow la nnd his tnnny friends are nlwnys glad Ouk nnd Iris Spearing of Brandford, Kanr.irit. T l* u l d l.u d brlns The following table shows a corres­ Mrs. Howard, of Sanford, visited delightful and fishing great. aaarrard nt Ibr ut th r to u ilir r of aulti r rrtlfk a la la Ib r ponding drop in practically every cut her aunt, Mrs. O. G. Wolcott Wednes­ Robert Mason has returned home to have him here. are the attractive guests of Mrs. G. data n .lu r »f Niwman Halloo. I'tlor* raid ^ r r l l f k .l * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irving and C. Spearing.. 3^of meat: day aball b# rtJ rtm rd arcordU f lo law la s droA from Tampa where he spent a week * 11/20 will laanr I b t r m on tbr Z llh day of AH|W t, 1921 daughter, of Gainesville, who are Mrs E. A. Fnrnell entertained ut a with relatives. % a . D. m i . . . . | .73 | .4* Farkrl.iaw .Ira k (Tram Thuraday-. Daily) spending the summer at Dayton* W ltnrar my iiffk U l .U n a ln rr and Aral ikl* .40 Jt/lfcJa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70 “Spend-the-Day" party Wednesday in G. L. Kersey, of Macon, Go., arriv­ th r S n d day of July, A. Ik 1031. .23 K«»4 .Irak ................................ . . . ,.W Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Myrrcll are Beach, were the guests yesterday of is i:i.i e . a . n o riiM m . .33 honor of Miss Ethel Aberson of Tam­ ed todny for n visit with Mr. and Mrs. Swjn-I .Irak ................................ . . . V) ITrrk C lrrall OoUM, * ,1* pa. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Overlin at their moving into their new apartment in llo n t ‘ ............ . ................ ... ... .30 J, C. Lning. Srm lnol. C.moty, Ft*. -It* f bop* a . a. . . a . . . . . . . M the Wclnka building today. apartments in the Welnkn. tfMltp tty: AM. WEHRS. D. 0 . Vral l l i . i t .................................. . . . .22 60 Miss Laura I.aing, of Spartanburg, Mrs. M. W. Lovell left yesterday I)r. nnd Mrs. George Hyman nnd S. C., arrived here Friday for a visit NOTICE O r AFFLICATION FOE TAX DEED 93.43 II 01 UNDER SECTION IT1 QKNERAL STAT­ with her brothers, J. E. and C. W. for Orange Bend, where Cnpt. Lovell family hnvo returned from a pleasant UTE. LAWS o r FLORIDA has an orange nnd pecan grove. stay at Daytona Beach. Lning. CORK TO N E W YORK „ u tk r I* htrrby ( l i r a tb al Kim* I- l-orbrtbr, Word hns been received from Mrs. Mra. J. 1). Huff and Miss Margaret punNrrtiaarr FOl ‘■'ALL STOCK OF GOODS Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. Ballard and of Taa (V rtlfk a lr No. 333. Satrd tan J. S. (Aunty) Wilson that sho will ar­ 4 of Jupr, A. D. IU10, liaa ni*d H id totSad Bostwick have returned to their homes Ilf k aday family, of Genyva, spent the week le in my offlra, and baa m *U apptkatkoi for la c drrd to laao* la acvordaar* with law. end as the guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. rive Friday from Pennsylvania where in Atlanta, after spending sometime Said f Mrs. J. M. Dresner is making her cw rilflralr rtn b r.to t lb* followtna droerlb. sho has been visiting for • several here with Mrs. B. D. Caswell at her usual fall buying trip to New York E. Laing. ml prvprrly atlnalml In Srm lnulr duualy, Florid*. weeks. In wll: S E S or HH of tail 8, Srr. S. Twp. SI home on Magnolia avenue. *od other northern markets, where Me. and Mr». P. H. Johnston, of a , II.lie* S I K. 10 trrra . n , r raid land U lna Mr. and Mrs. Howard Overlin nnd Mr. arid Mra. Howard Overlin mo­ aMrraml *1 Ik* d ll* of lb* iMuaur* of *urh xhe will spend ilome time in selecting ' CLEARWATER BEACH, July 25. Atlanta, are the guests of Mr. and rrrtirk a l* In Hi* nun* of It. F. RotwrUun. Unthe very newest in ladies’ apparel and —Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Lcmnsters have Mrs. D. F. Johnston at their home on their guests, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert tored in Orlando Tuesday evening to Ira* raid r r r l lf k a lr aball ho rm keturd arctodIrving and daughter of Gainesville, In* lo law l i t drrd will Irrn* Ihr r mm on lb* attend n meeting of the telephone of­ 3»th millinery. day of Aufuat, A. Ik IP3I. arrived frqm Lakeland, apd Dr. Le- Oak avenue. motored to Orlaifdo yesterday after­ ficials. Wltnrwi my o ffk la l alanaluro and a ril tala Mrs. Dresner expects to surprise Dr. J. T. Denton has arrived home noon. Ibr Xful 1931. , , Mrs. E. A. Douglass nnd little (SEAL)day of July, A. 8 Ik htr clientele with imported and do­ mnsters is going over college matters from Daytona Beach where jro has . A. IXIIMILAIW. Tho numerous friends of Mrs. A. W. C lerk L i m i t C ourt. dnughtcr, Virginia, returned home mestic creations in frocks, wraps, with Dr. It. II. Alderman; president spent the past three weeks «jn a well B ta to o lt County. Fla. Lee will be delighted to learn thnt she Sunday from an extended visit with IB Ok By! A. M. WEEKS. D. C. ■nibs nnd other novelties in wearing of Southern College. Just ns soon as earned vacation. has recovered from her recent illness her daughter, Mrs. B. J*. Sturman at NOTICE OF APPLICATION TOR -TAX DEED •pparel. , the detail work can be done, all the Miss May Holly returned home and will return home the last of this her home in Pittsburgh, Pa. UNDER SECTION IT* OKNEKAL STAT­ The Misses Gray nnd Haynes will business affairs of the college will be UTE. LAWS o r FLOEIDA from Dayton'a Beach this morpjng week, from New York where she has W. A. Brcdow, of Glonwood, Fla., be in charge while Mrs. Dresner Is turned over to Dr. Lemnsters, who been visiting her parents. whore she was the guest, of Miss Notiro la y f i r m t a r t Uandrll I'rndtowas here yesterdny on business. Mr. Ion, pnrrba**rb trtb *"ny. Their aim will 4Je to “please" was recently elected to the position Margaret Zachary Saturdny and Sun­ of I lly T a t CrrtlM rata.N o. 119, Miss Mary Kenny and her mother Brcdow is proprietor of tho Glonwood doled tho 111 day of April, A, Ik IBI3, baa ttta l ** has been the custom of the “Shop of business manager by the trustees. ore spending a month or two at their Nursery. aald r r r tin r a l* In My utfkw. and haa Mad* [9day. \ J. M. Dresner” known to Sanford The election of a business manager pika I km for la a (to il lu taro* la arrvrdanra la w . Hald r r i ll f k a i r embrace* lb# tolluwMr. and Mrs. Lee J. Koons nnd two bid home at Fruitlnnd Park. During Mr. nnd Mrs. Reginald S. Iloll/, InsItli drarillw and surrounding towns ns the "Rus- will relievo the president of the col­ d pru|irrly .1101 ltd In lb* I l ly of their nbsence Miss Mable Kenny is Srmlnol* ('minty, Ftueld*. to-Wltl Lot of New York. lege of n tremendous burden that he little girls from Palmetto, Fla., will stopping with Mrs. C. J. Marshall on formerly of Sanford, Fla., recently Sanford, I, Florid* Land A O okm lutloa Q k'a Add. w moved to Gainesville and are pleas­ M has had to carry, In addition to his occupy the house on First street- re­ Park avenue. l h Hanford, aa rroordmt In P ill IVwk I, . . I'ay* 7.1. ItomitJa of .H .lnlu.k Connly. The raid cently built by D. R. Brisson about antly located at tho Taylor apart­ duties as'head of the educational work IN HONOR OF MISS NORMA land brluz a m aard a t tho dal* of lb* lr.u a nr* 1Edward Dunnick, of Atlanta, was of the college. The business end of August 1st nnd will farm on the East here yesterday on b business mission. ments. Mr. Holly represents Morris of aucb r .M l lk i t r la Ik* otm * of lU rkfl WllHERNDON lltu * . Cntow. ..I d rrtU flra l* tb a ll tw to& Company, o f Jacksonville. These dr#turd arrorillna this school involves -more than $100,- Side. Mrs. Koons is a sister of J. E. In law ta« dr*d will t o w Miss Frances Eululla Ramsey will young people nre from two of tho Ihrtrun •« lb* 3Plh day of A n iu .t, A. Ik 1031, T n o Tkaraday'a Daily) 000 annually, and Dr. Alderman has Estcridge. Wltnmw my ufflrla) .lanaltire and to il this Miss Marjorie Clay entertained the had the responsibility of enough work R; L. Mudgett* secretary of tho New leave Wednesday for her home in most prominent families in tho state. Ike ■.".lid day of July, A. I k 1931. South Jacksonville after a two weeks F.. A. ItO lU LA M . Kirs. Hotly is the daughter of Mr. ISHAI.) tnemhers of the Bon Ton Bridge Club for two or three men. The duties of Smyrna Board of Trade and the Clark c in n l i Court, visit with her sister, Mrs. J. R. Rob­ _ Hatnlwde fount/, Fla, J. R. Wood, corainlulon merchant of and a few extra guests Tuesday aftcr- tho president in looking after the edu­ Messrs. Burch were in the city this ll/S A. U. WEKKM, tk O. l a i s i g inson of this city. Palmetto, Fla., white Mr. Holly is noon in compliment to Miss Norma cational ^interests of the institution are morning looking after the party that Dr. and Mrs. Neal, Miss Mary How­ the son of "Bob" Holly, editor and Herndon, who left Wednesday for considered eAough for one man. they exp«£t to come over tonight and ard and Miss Margaret Hnrt motored publisher of the Sanford Herald. We Notice of Application for Tax Deed Hew York where she will spend sevhelp them boost the Board of Trade at Especially at this time when the Under Section 575,-General to Sanford Sunday to attend the 'ral months. Statutes, Laws of Florid* college is branching out and making the big meeting. The Now Smyrna christening of the infant son of Dr. extend a most hearty welcome to this young couple to our city, and hope The card game proved most inter- plana for a greater Southern is it people have taken on a new lease of 'ating and the prise for high score, a imperative that the president have life during the past year and they are and Mrs. Cecil Butt. The little fel­ their residence with us will be a very Notice is hereby given that L. A. dainty piece of lingerie was'won by tho assistance that tho coming into bringing their city into public notice. low was christened Cecil Gaskins, Jr. pleasant one.—Gainesville News. Mickey, purchaser of Tax Certificate Miss May Thrasher. After the game the plant of a man like Dr. Lemasters The party were taken through the Miss Hart acted as godmother.—Re­ Miss Ruby Hart and her mother, No. 48, dated the 2nd day of June, A. ^ Mra. I. D. Hart left here yesterday D. 1919, has filed said certificate in aevcral guests came in for refresh­ will give him. Herald office and were greatly de­ porter-Star. on the boat for Jacksonville where my office, and haa made application ments and to bid the honoree "Bon lighted with everything they saw. The With a great building program on, ( From W a4a«ad*r'» Dally) V o y a g e ." they will sail for New York. They for tax deed to Issue in accordance Burch boys are printers, being inter­ In addition to the heavy responaibllMessrs. Felix Frank, B. L. Perkins Dainty refreshments consisting of Jtles of the operation of the school, it ested in the New Smyrna Breeze with and Peter Schaal motored to Orlando will be away fdr about a month or ao. with law. Said certificate embraces Marshmallow Whip, cake and punch is absolutely essential that ths insti­ their father. the following described' property sit­ yesterday afternoon. ■***• served by the hostess. tution {lave sufficient force to carry 666 cures Dengue Fever. uated in Seminole county, Florida, toMr. and Mrs. Harry Heeren and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J.'C. Roberts'and eon Those enjoying Miss Clay’s charm - the work forward. The trustees have and Mrs. R. J; Holly motored to De- Merrill, left yesterday for Daytona wit: S 130 ft of EUi of Lot 7 And E in* hospitality were Misses Serita acted very wisely in this matter, and Land Sunday afternoqn and visited Beach where they will spend a week. n o t i c e o r a p p l i c a t i o n r o a t a x d i e d 120 ft of Lot 7 (less S 130 ft) Block i'ake, Agnes Dumas, Virginia Brady, they will have the hearty support of that celebrated Chinese horticulturist, Cornelia Smith, little son of Mr. UN DEE SECTION ITS OXNXSAL' STAT­ X, Sanford. The said land being as­ UTE. LAWS o r PLOSIDA Florence and Ethel Henry, Daphne the members of the conference. inventor and scientist, Luie Gim Gong, and Mrs. A. C. Smith is slowly im­ sessed at the date of the Issuance of Xoltr* I* h rrrh r z l n n tttal J . E. ta in s , par. Wimbish, Norma Herndon, Dorothy During the yeari that Dr. Aider- He propagated the famous Lu Gimg proving after an illness of two' cha*rr nf I lly T a t IX IIM f.tr No. ITT, d*l*4 such rertiflcste in the name of Jen­ Humph and May Thrasher, and Mes-' man has served tho college as its pres­ Gong orange that has made such a weeks. IM U t da f at April. A. Ik ISIS, has ntad atld nie E. Coifvfllier. Unless said certifi­ r f d l f k . t r 'In mi of fir*. and I I I mail* appltdames B. D. Caswell, Ed. Betts, Karl ident ho has had a struggle with prob­ selling record and has proven so prof-' 'Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Ferran, of De- ration tor U t ■!**<! U IM l* In a m rd a n en cate shall be redeemed according to Sriiultx, Frank Woodruff, j r , and lems financial, and the marvel is that itable and like all the pioneers the Land, spent the day here yesterday. with law . Said r r r l l f k . t r rm b ra rrr It* Oil- law tax deed will Issue thereon,on the krwlns dm rrlW d proorfty r d u a lrd In lb* Clip Mrs. C. R. Kirtley. he has been able to accomplish so father of the orange received but very Rev. Ferran is the pastor of the a t Sanford, SnuhioW IV not/, Florida, to-w lt: 2nd day of September, A. D. 1921. i Tml S, S lrn tlfm l'a Ad. Tba aald land M a s a*. much on such limited capital and with little for his reward. He has a great Presbyterian church at DeLand. ' Witness my official signature and. to tor a s t ttw dal* of lb* Uauanr* of anrS rat*' f lrn lt In It* n a a n of C. O w art. In k ■"**• E. Speer has taken charge of the such a small offics force, having, in place near DeLand where he grow* all Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Speer have re­ raid r r r t l l l r a l r aball Its to d r» m rj arTordtaf . ae«l this the 29th day of July, A. D. jones Cash Grocery at Daytona and addition to the financial burdens, the kinds of citrus fru its,. flowers and turned home from Deytona Beach I*N la x d rrd will to o * t t y r a n an It* 3 )|h da. 1921. A ossad A. 1>. te s t. to mote there the 1st of Au­ direction of all the activities of the shrubs. A visit to his home ie inter­ where they have spent the .past two at■ WIUMtn (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, my o f f k lr l .Ifo a lu r* t a d a r il tala gust Ik* JSa4 d a r • ( J a l j, A. » . 1M1. esting for Lu Gimg Gong is one of the weeks very pleasantly. Clerk Circuit Court, ISHAI.) ». A. tm U O lJIM , greatest Chinamen in America, bar The many friends of Mr*. Seth C IM C trra li D m rt, Seminole County, Fin. a t t a a l i (Ananiy, FI*. 666 cures Malarial Fever Woodruff will regret to learn that UMltp 9 f t A. U. WEEKS. D. U 7-29-6tc - By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. ' OVIEDO SOUTHERN’S NEW BUSINESS MGR. IS NOW IN OFFICE �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD. FRIDAY. JULY 29, 1921 °f cnjgyrc_W 0°P»T. U »A . tth T in d judicial SEMINOLE COUMTT. 'fXoit » CKANCXRr TOE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1921 motion * laws MorH / W " NoUee |a ber*h» .< porebaaer of Tax Cerim** l\ A 2nd .lay of Jaa, a fJf*U No- BILL TO QUIET TITLE °*f * r **’ Br > Complainant, A. II. Crrmtd. Ila ttlo O trard. bla wlfa tha on. "• 0,r*rd oTof bU Si **• unkB,,wn belra of A. W» » « (• U alllo U erard; Jcdii k l - „ U'u ^ '.b*r,n* T « « * U . bU wlfa. i b . “ ■ I n i W^ J i .* ? * ,n<' d*TUM« nadrr i b . u . | will and laatam .n l of Jotao T oni.IL or h i. _ _ _ _ ( ■ ? Tha AaoaoUtod Proaa) BELFAST, July 26,—Belfast tele­ graph says today it is understood vir­ tually all members of the Irish Re­ publican unrliament now in Jail will be released at an early date. This ac tion will be taken to givo them nr opportunity to meet nnd discuss the British ifovcmment’s proposals for settlement of the Irish question. “Central” Cannot Aiuwer Questions The d u t y o f th e \ ) sw itc h b o a r d o p e r a t o r C onsists o f a n sw e r in g ’ y o u r n u m b e r c a lls a n d g e ttin g c o n n e c tio n s fo r you . 8*.n,ln? U ‘1« in ly . Florida, aal petitioning th a t an elartlon ha callrd i to determ ine ih s queatlon \ a to wh [*°t ""*}• *“ I the »um of 120.000.00 a| l" u*<J, by HpWlal Tax BeLoot m etric! (Oviedo), Bamlaola County, Florida for poaa of a cju lrlo g . building, enlarging. In» or otbrrw tao Improrloy achool Lolldl 2 + ' * *ba .ac ta alT , to ba used for tha purchaao of InrblrnU U for • » arboola with" * - -D iatrlet, T a* - Hrfaool aad „u tha „arnaa of Ihla Hoard th a t tba baat lataraal “■ ' o f Rprclal T a i N o- 3 (O rlrd o ). „Bamlnola Coon­ ■ i j l Florid a, |o laaua boada la tba rmhaser w r ‘^off ' , City ,ib,V*T ’ fn 'b * t 2- No ■- I-alntT7a i*, C erllflcafa m iiapuri^ iI 000.00, tba p ro e m la therrof to-1 turn of * 20.. • ba nard and I rapaadad la tba mannar a ad for tha parpooaa . aad objacta aa k•r* h a rrlm b o rt *at forth aad aa , u ■••lad U aald ■tllko. Tba ra for# He Tim It la tha J ^ T 'b j d property altuatad la t h a ^ t y o f g a S datarm laatlon o.". „County Board of thta of Publlr ( la.tro cllo n for' Ramlaola * “:!j County, Florida, that r ., a l h a ^ 2 «V of • .h .^ ‘* ‘M ,d l,Bd b* '°» “ *<*^1 ' h * ■“ ? « ' ° f bond, required for tba parpooaa notice If sh e s to p p e d to a n sw e r q u e stio n s, th e n u m b er c a lls w o u ld p ile up an d th e se rv ic e w o u ld b e d e la y e d , w h ic h w o u ld b e a h in­ ju stic e to th e o th e r su b scrib ers. or ArruoATioif for tax n rrr) m .S E w L ^ A T 111 UTEB, LAWS Or FLORIDA --- 1- i s n.».ofof‘ o*. T ‘S L :,. r bu S S n2 a UfU2Sdew,ineU 2L ,rfordl0« *° u* Iu h l a Dl ,W f— « furttlablnra aad In Mid Bp—*- ’ W baraaa. . . It waald ba to and •am » • «>b day of r-J P*UIIon la tba that ib. a.|d boada akall 11hJar la aat forth la aald cant par ano f *20, 000.00 - * Sy& V(V flI of John tShu ! or bU “ •;! carimA". fca*.??“•be «fr-toroi!**" * * “ » * ■ • TaraaU , and u>« in k n o w . lag to iaar Ui ,i«,t “ ft.** of J oI ^ a. /“ “♦ ito!£J ‘“•H torts nv affiHoi , *Wl. ^ Q|| ttS & S S B O * °f “*W,,#*C*,Ur- lb*WI24th «# t ** ■Umturt . kj ! TO A. II. OERARD, AND I I A T n o U i m n n IIIH W i r e . RESIDENCR U N K ^ w n ” ®0 , TO JOHN TU nNRLI, AND U m f l T m l 45-(lie “ >• o ' « Par *h# « I* W I 00 aald bood7 t sa a l-a n ao tU y ; aald boada to U {£krt£m,,w ,ur,y to b ar* aoma la U rta t la tha fr llo w lV drocrltod laad la Bam Bamlaola F l u r b * ^lo-wlti-----^ laola County, Ooaaty. Fhwlda. ‘f u ,*'*!• '*>• *“ d IW .ni (T) Orrtrod* ‘ ■w"i— ■- • —- - ~ Addltloa 10 B«rord;Tu“lI^k*,l “U « i i a - n r , aa racordad la Bamlaola 0«inty EJ? orda. t . YS 7 *. Ul,r* ror* b a r.b y m jalrad . ~ and ordtrtd Jj» ba a ad app*ar bafora os? oor Clrrnll Court at ^ ‘^oort Doow la Hanford. Flor :rL, * r* P r'd#« ■ tba J i m Mooday la A o n a t, IIBl'l, brio* tha lat day o f aald month, than aad tb e ra 'to ’ m a la > a * » * * ! ^ T ^ b ^ t o f tla T .V . 1 ^ I w r i L / Y J H i of, b .ra la fllad axalnal ,J BOt* » « bUl w ill ba ‘i l f J 0n 5ff U BO‘. , u *» •**ld will r Mfe**Kl M d ^ w “ ', M ' °JOO, ° ' '»followrd “ »*•«> bb ,r It la fa rtb rr o rd rm l th a t thin natiM h> „ „ k W O M fltlff W Nkl. TO ALL PARTIM CLAIUINO AN IVTtnwpr , ' f d*r B* 0 *r*fd. Ila ttla O trard. bla wlfa or^olharwUa*n>* ** U>,riM TttnMU- bl* wlfa. ssf I1* ™ 1 “ & s r £ .& , *Ulm. . t0. bar# aome In ttraal la (ba f S Tb.t SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY of Jbm- •*. D. !£,** •* MEETING OP JULY . 5TH. 1921 Submitted Tue*Uy, July 26th. for Publication in The S.nford Herald Sanford, Fla., July 6, A. D. 1921. Honorable Board of County Com^luioners in and for Seminole coun­ ty Florida, met at 10 o’clock a. m. in ^v l a. r session. Prc8ent Present: Chairman k jt, Brumlcy, and Commissioners L. ____ BTES* lawi Or noktoi.ttit' *h.t U a ^ I I No. 483, dated h. / r r °* *x c J ? l «KM. hu’ ftlad .aid* i & i S •* l # ,? | .od ha. mad, ^ p £ $ 2f*b» IntM la irrordioee wIiki '•» I » tnlirim IhefStoll. '*»• laid L *?! :v.s .* sssv S w .‘ s a j " S I ‘" "of S.orbi ’& * ' VLjy-’ ;»fo rrTm^i 1* . <*S1 *• af"al to l TibSld^ " f ^ (0 the assessment of a 1 mill tax by ^ W - Uttuwl 1 ’ tbs county for publicity purposes. ,af\® »B The following' resolution was offer1* Aa .1 id by Comr. C. W. Entzminger, who sored its adoption, same being secjoW by Comr. L« P. ~ Hagan and adopted. Whereas the traffic across Osteen Feny has grown to ouch an extent «»*. daac a a p art.I -------1 Tax School DUBamlaol* County, FU . **• It F n rth a r R raolrtd: * j •am loolo County, Florida, i. M. WEEKS, D. a • h .i i i - ' P * *d d**»m la# whothor •h » ll bo iMoad by u l d Bpart.1 Tax NOTICE b afo raIru r aaM o L S rlrdo), Bamlnolo Ctoon- S I S ? . 1? Notice la brraby ■glvra 5 « 5 ! 8 " eut ’No. !'? -3 (O *• Uoa** 10 Banford. Florida, brarao brVr^ tha >lV";following *ro “provided for to U I. 2 ^ r L L ,b. Brboot D tatrtet No. |_ U . n f.h 7.% . U7 >4tL ,0 1021. bain* ad ta Bamlaola County the fifth day of ..Id mouth, tbaa and tbaro to t / . Florida. Inada aa T b it thla rraolu- nuke an.war unto tka bill of coapUtat nlid B. Erina* Bub-Dtr. of W reaoloikm, ta d . L.T»p. 20 B„ R.t Da.p ap I t rr F pa rtb n rw a ratre dRaaolrad: l a ^ m l n oTt bo .; 't t m i l r 'F t o r i * id bbilllil'tm 'J 0?takea ; ,Bda. “■*"*» « laa sot M id will ba ronfaurd i „ "ha | mi Lh« U "I* » fo rt too. to b. followed by ftaal d ^ T ° ' 25rife * l*lhara*b»l' 8p*C d a , ______ ■i 1L“ f»Ftt«r ordared that thl. dolira ba p«V E. A. DOUOLAR8, wlrJf* 3. beln# IStodHMS!^ wr*k for ,w,lT* « rts la^S ithin said 8p#rlal 7 _ 10. pub,uhrt *“ for four an NOTICE TO FH 0PEH TY OWNERS Aula™■ r« *c— ■ *7 i ' . B . Bemlnol. j»^•*•« t* yavit «U lU dU iI. u V ' s u ' d ? ? ^ . ^ to si” * ,n d or,1*r*d ,b u tb# S3,b d*7 of M« r, Notice li h e rrh / ftv ro t b .l tba Board of o r the County Board of O ounlj ('ommlMloneni (Clerk*. Baal) B. A. B0U0LARS. art on tha la t day of Aojiutl. A. P. 102 l* *• mtba Und ta in t iM ru a d i t th# d / u t r « T' 4 -U Court llouaa In A. ft l^i.— ' '* n0r,dl Hanfonl. a t 2 o'clock P- m., to bear from all o f t n tba nami o / j tuch owner* or agrnU fta .iraira# -"** . *“ *°. t *1 O ertineat# No. rW 0 d .i« .f,1* —— -a■ aw a|>|w.. autl d«y of Jana. a . D. laoo S a d i X J i f BoUrtton for Com plaint., 4 1 -ltte • • lo the TalnitloQi n i i f d by bra raa tb* follow lac dm A ik!id •» m h f{°*r .Daanty ComB'lMtonar. on tb . ad la Bamlaola Countr. rto rtd /" 1?*!^, I llh d .y of July. A. D. IB21, whan a lltin e i . ■f'^UfAL BOND KLEUTION FOR t I: S f l L a lloar,! of IWaallK-ra and to b r . r any r / u o a SCHOOL DISTRICT NO I 12. Et. ii. Rob.-DlT. I .& M ^ I h .l.jn a y tw gltan why Ih . t. tuition . . file d (OVIEDO), SEMINOLE COUNTT, FLORIDA.' lag u m a d a l tb . S , V 0f •oeh r t r l i n r a t . ta tba n .m r of R ** by (ha Board . . J no any real r a ta l, or • paraon.l (S r.l of Hoard) ^ Petition baa bean nraaenled to property abould l» mfhanged. . ^ Uo, T»* 0» r t t n r . t . No. » t s , d . l l f £ 4T-3IC tb« O ju n t, Board of la b ile IoaU u^loa for d«y of Jua*. A. D. Mld riV in J r Tba Hoard of C'oonty _ Commlaalonera alttlng Bamlnola County, rio rld ., aim ed by more" than b r .f r . tha following d w i l l J j *» aa a Hoard of !k|u«ll i'• «»3I. in?, * hkaring 7 fully,h*.lU,,,h d*f «f i l f Z l i a ? f*r . C4nt ° f ,h® duly qualified aleead la Bamtoola County Florl.U^’nl’ i j . - t Y*‘ ruaarJ tba IS. E r.h.* Bub.-PIr. Wl* o f ^ i r u 1 ?” i**m ?*i T 1 «ln 5P *?1*1 T“ School IHatrlct id 'fart* d o ) s e m i n o l e ° co^ l n t t J ^ l o r i d a <0T“ * No. 3 (O rlado), Bamlnola County, Florida aak. ■nil farta aa prrarntad drcldrd to • alnitlon • M l the following daL" *at n,n” Ing1**a aat 2 aaad tha * r! ^.. m.ij u^j ^**-l ,l1.' r« « - it-fci or Kbu, L acrlbrd Heal Katalr. to­ ll. It I'ATTIBIIA l.t., NWV Of NW H of NEVi of Bratton 22. T. 30 H., ralard from *300.00 to *300.00 Alao: Ilex. 471 ft. Weal , NW 'ti of N W 14 of Her. 22. Tw D . Itun E 3.10 rha., N 30 c : s , s i r . r ; 0- , i £ a c s 1; : . ”: ^ H 30 rin ., aorta, rataed da in . ' ,,,,P d o ) Seminole County. Floti. *3)10.00. ! Al**>: Dec, B*c. 22. Twp. 3) IB, R »ig# *33**£’‘ run' | " ? rj rh ... N 3 r h . . W 8 S3 c b . S 3 X liu • T " . r.l.w -,1 from *too 00 to l l - n i i m * aay or June. A. n . 1S»|. , , n Crriinrah ^ AUo: KVi of SWV4 of NWU » ( V TVp. 30 H.. |U nx« 32 F... .a ,I | U n h T.«-,^; S K X • raWy"? "~U1 Y o u can h e lp y o u r s< ^ 'In form ation ” in ste a d o f lin e o p era to r. fe Tcertifies 3 £ (*S ?In &dat*? *of .£ § £ 1M Z'ltl r 1/ * H^awIrtL'b'/lL ,UM,D*,U* UNKNOWN: O tlrdo. n a . cw w ' 2. 12, 000.00 |o ba aaad la 1n l‘i u l i t and for* A"J*a55 SM & 50-lb. Roll Edge Imperial Stitch Hygiene Felt Mattress Guaranteed to equal any felt mattress made in the United States—Money Refunded if not Satisfied THE BEDSPRING LUXURIOUS $1.00 A WEEK WILL PLACE EITHER OF THESE HIGH GRADE ARTICLES IN YOUR HOME Adjourned to ty, Florida., met in adjourned session at 10 o’clock a. m. and the following members were present: Chairman L. A. Brumley, and Commissioners L. P Hogan, C. W. Entzmingcr, O. P. Swope, and E. Curiott, with E. A. Douglass, clerk, nnd C. M. Hand, ORLANDO nth day of Jaty, A. n. 1021. taken ......... a . . Ih-ard of Equallarra. and to bear any rraaon that may tw f l .r n why tha raluatlon aa flie.1 t.y the Hoard on any real re ta ta or peraotul im-prrty abould ba rban)*d. Hon. M. O. Overstreet, state senator from this district, appeared before the tkii board, and the attorney nnd clerk board, and addressed them in refer­ $t this board are hereby authorized to ence to different matters, pertaining tukf settlement with Mr. McLain. l« r ' » ws . ft to the welfare of this county. Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by Motion of 0. P. Swopo, seconded by C W. Entzmingcr, and carried, the x s s ff a s? rj?ii L. P. Hagan and carried, this board kood of J. T. McLain is hereby rccL‘tmN ajS Kw i . W M Celery and Lettuce Seed Fire Saturday Night • j . Florida. ' Cl ‘,0, 8* ^ “ Inole C u n extends to Mr. Overstreet, a vote of s o » :w ^0 *” ooaoo. , f r ” ' r " * ^ fron‘ » '.• kzjeil and Mr. McLain is hereby rcTotal ............. . ... |3 n ™ '? ? B« 1‘ HMolred: T hat 0 ,K " K . * 1 thanks for the information given Destroyed Old Plant H#c Being- Planted on the kutd from further liability under his r.L'k ST, « *"LF ..r4Bos* " ,n " K corr»#r) .«? in «n.‘L tb2 ,iln o ,B h#t^hy o rd tr^ l BOAD A)(D BRIDOE FUND Alwi Tax C rrllflr.t» No. 1TM. d .lrt tka H Twn thfim. * Tv "*b»l Wat Wed for the construction of the fill t.lreoara Autoa for klre ................. | Used for Warehouse r*l-ol from lioiToo i0 |*^o*onU K 23 ,c rM ' ,1n.tr'ol h«r»^f r'iiA' in' . . r . S ,m ,nol» County, Florida East and West Sides r - 'r T a t Itnlrmpilona brxc*# |h^D ha foltow ia. dJ® ra01, rrlt^“l ,'1 praparly .taitai . Forest Lake and F. P. Forster, np­ Itt/ic Wekiwa river bridge. ? y ° r * a™ - A f JW I. to datr'ri In B rm lno. CountA Florida, tmwlt: D w tE S W UU r l<E rt>rn' r of NWU of farnlablnga and locldrn'171. !<°J a ' l ' r j ’ h wU*with* NU of Krr 22. Twp. 20 8., (Unxr 3" It ran peared before the Board in reference Tolal ........ ........................................ S And .,a i ’ M Pllb ' r ,|r - *«*. I. T?7 M Situated on Myrtle Avenue Along A N » Ofl c h i., VV 2 SO chi., 8 |.ft| fL.’ * »y 1 W <>f S. O. Shlnholser, was here | (r ram Monday'a Dally) .I r a n ? J 1 / b*. <’OUn,f Itoard of la b ile | B. ttoatk, llanx* 80 F.«at. Tba aald y U to the assessments on the banks of rtm.. N J3 10 fk i., W 63 llnka, s 20 rlii r 4 8 FIRE AND FORFEITURE FUND ■ '™ r«°n f°r Rrmlnole County, Florida baa ra re . C. L. Tracks i **tb* ** dil* l“ 0*IKt cf«S The white tents of the seed bed re rtlflra l***In name °f of ,b* r . Allro Seminole county, nnd on motion of i'v4, (ion * ' 14 fomi **330.W '|o Fine# and o a t i ro ltrrtrd . n ,, ■ r-« " hiiuui, | ta ln ^ l ,07 ! ,4ld •«') baa aarerAlao T i l C rrtlflra tr No. rn n . dlird tU I&I ■ *Dmaterial nnd perform all labors for Tax Rrdempiluna (llnPll fllll DtOffi thlfl (wanlr flea h covers nre going up everywhere in »'lally. Imnda lo b« ilalt K N. LEWIS. Ilrg s S3 rlia »• „f otV Comr. L. P. Hagan, seconded by Com. nay of Juno. A. D. 1801, aald Crrtlflrala am. I ksilding roof over the second story (Trom Monday'• Dally) « Of NWM of NW U. 22 Twp » a 7 , ^ ' ro,„,nr* Iklely yaara aft the Sanford district nnd n trip over brarra Ik# following .Ir^ rlU .l rrorarly r i n a t j ::.,'S,r,’,rn r„ t e k t v S C. W. Entzmingcr nnd carried, the as­ It F n rtb rr llr .n l, 32 K . run E I rb .,, N 2 , , h , . 7 ( 1 ' B M Blowing of whistles nnd ringing of In Brmlnria Coonly. FlorlJa, to-wll: lat a ! l{ * ° n> 0,1 the East side of the court r.vr.i the funning section on tho East and hells on the engines nnd the noise of B ra n . >Sb.-Dly. o f W H of NEQ of SB(|. £ SeM INhLE COUNTY HOAD BOND TUND sessment on the four hanks in Semi­ " y v f,.r^,vr; f!uo°°,o « . J. IIA M htJt. lire. Ml y.l, w- of ««• P7 r jUhfd- ln Hemlnoh I. Twp 20 fl,. Range SO E. Tba arid laid to Iwiue, also for painting the mnln roof Tax Itntoniptlucra .........................................f.VO.U0 West-sides shqws thnt tho early birds the fire trucks brought out the popu­ o070" w ithout Sprt-lal Tnx 8 at r a r ity * V Hoard of Fubtlc In- Ing aaeaaaad a t the dale of Ihe laaaure al nole county, are hereby reduced 10 "J. 7 “ ' 4 ° f N " «4 8 rr. 22 T «V. 20 H th rre twin* no nawapai l»f the court house, all ns specified for J l E.t niri W W /aril*. N to v * lln*' Y e^to ton th 7 ,li7 " !tier V Hln,r . Florida, b ub. V by aurh re rllflra te In tba name of J. W Eriaa. BUILDINO FUND nre arranging for the seed bed plant­ lace Saturday night to the rnilroad LIlin!*,»c r jirtU rr«oiuiioo i!ilf>rnilnisl ik « s per cent. • , H In l t | . iu t| u n* 't . ’ 1 Tax ttobonl D U trlrt No A T*1 O f t I flea ta No. leap, data# tka m l the sum of $1,130.00 nnd his being the Tax llr-lamplloiu ......................................... *100.00 In (1)0 lam of $30 000,00 will k? f°®r • u c c t« |,e w arka. ings and some of them have plants al­ tracks in the vicinity of the freight «■ of N W h of N W U 7 lk f ^ ^ d*F of -tone. A. D. IR08. tal l Owtlftotl* a*, Motion of Comr. O. P. Swope, sec­ Done amt in to rr.l In p ra re t lo t following d#*frlh+d propwtj iltaitai I only bill filed, nnd it being satisfac­ The Tax Assessor having presented onded by Oomr. C. \V. Entzmingcr and most rendy for the field but the renl depot where it was discovered thnt w s w a r » z l * ur 3 i T & l otinly lloanl or I’nbll, In Bamlnnli County, Florida, to-wll: tot J4. from 1200.(10 |<, yruaiui ' *rrra, ralard nnle County. n or| (1, . tory tn this Bonrd, snme is nccepted his books showing the assessed valua­ early onoB are few and far between. Er»na Rub-.DIv. W H of N E ll of SEU. Sat 1, carried, thnt in the interest of econ*5**iriV* *, t’lfAUZ, F rtrlln n a l NW U of HFt* Twp. 20 8. Rang# 30 H. Tba aald Usd l a b ' ojr this Board. tion of property for examination by •Murily?toaX to* ^ “datod'j^to u/'l'p'i “ “ 'i It has been demonstrated that real • n. E 4 „f HW I, ,m | » W « . ( , , V u 7 b S *"*T^Ifd **. ,b* d* '* ° f Ht* laanasr# af n a I his building is situated along the " S i: 'r " The application of R. A. Goodspecd, I the Board in compliance with the re­ r r r tin r a te In tb* name of E. Allan. early plantings of celery nre risky and side tracks of the A. C. L. on Myrtle ll.llw .y l Srr 31. Twp In H.. Alao Tax C arllflrala No. Jrvn dilad Ika Kk for (hr position of road overseer for 7 7 l- ,i7 m " lo 12,000*00 !qulremcnts of the Laws of Florida, day of )una, A. D. 1801. . a l t CarlinraU a » where one might Btrike an early fall avenue and many yearn ago was occu­ E A lK lt:,||.A BS. f |r , k . brarra lha fnllowlng daarrlbrd Jiroparly allatUd Seminole county, was here rend to and the Board of County Commission­ the chances for later plantings nre pied by nn ice factory hut. in later .-- H r n , - n v »: In Samlnola County, rtorlda, to-wll: tola ■ U.r Oil, day of t l) ,,,*. 'V * we Hoard, and ordered filed. lo SO. EVana. Sub-M r of W 't et NE14 af ers having given notice for fifteen wns used for a lumber yard and later •- Twp. 20 K, Ranra 3o E. Tl.a aald hall CIRCUIT COURT. BEVENT Motb.n „f Comr. 0. P. Swope, sccdays by publication in the Sanford twlng a aaaaaad a t tba data of tba l a n m afl CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR BE for storage. tototoo,. Coumy. Florida, ,o "da,,? •orb ra rtlflrita In tb# nama of J. M. Erato. I (»®al of Hoard) * T d bL Comr. L. P. Hagan and car- Herald, a newspaper published at San­ COUNTY, FLORIDA liar or not thara ahall h« | Mn„ i h . Alao -nix C arllflrala Na. ITt». datad tka M l The fire department was on the Lt*WiUI, T^ _ ' W,0° I D istrict No 3 day of Jana, A. D. 1901. aald aartlftoata io -l dm, this board of county commission- ford, in the County of Seminole, that CITATION In Circuit Court, Baronth Florida, b o o i braraa tba following d ra rritrd proparty atrtatadl «n hereby ngreca to establish n pa­ scene early nnd had several streams for 8.m i«T i"P .‘ , “dlcl»I Clreult to and the Board would meet on this day as a fa r Bamlnola Caunly. Florida.— . M ? '<cent 2 £ '» ° (0 is Wiwr N'*f rf n i i [>»r «l tb t Knflleh, ('uitiplalnanf of water plnyirtg on the fire nnd fin­ •‘U llle V# In Chancery trol system for the u n k e e n of all th» Board of Equalizers for the purpose va. ally subdued the flames hut tho build­ TIIOMAS K. i:\ i n .l H i i . iV frr CITATION of hearing complnints nnd receiving To Ttioinae K. KnflUb: £ P > v .b p2n7lp,*r yo,y::,d x ings were wrecks having been almost ft epiw arlnf from an afftde testimony ns to the value of any prupira m m a ll. Complainant. <*auM* that thr rreldeor* «,f f totally destroyed. K Su^T JS& p,? S ronllng lo law (ax daad will Uma Ikaraaa to] unknown; and that It U the rd o f |-ublto Inairnctiun ,*J Rem*. Iba 30th day of July. A. n 1921. ’ t,""!* .': .Tf*™"'*!1.. Dafandanl. It is not known just how the fire Itial the Urfrndaut te o tr r t e r f f l a A nnrtt. lY ainm ell: W llnraa my official alxnalora aad »a«l tkk l[ia 2 tlb day of Juoa. A. 0 toll. m inught hut supposed thnt some parties 1. i .T<,U ,r‘*‘ •r."T’r 7K *t. a M a f«^»dcncr. of I ,e d»"*•« In IbU ! t , r r of • auhporna anon . ,^ ,s s ,.'5 s r ^ s :1 T*t ' . " rfe n ^ .iit u '« f. a i .) . e. a. n o c a u s s . . thr said defendant. ^ere using the old buildings for sleep­ f'fud • Clerk Clrralt Cbort. ] Therefore, lou. Tl.orrfa. £ . Knwllmh a n •ball b# an.V .M 'to’ ,OUn' Seminole Coon!/# f k l ing quarters nnd in some manner sot I'J^I 'to "" . Ilf A..W. W fE K t D. 01 T n tor? H*. . lo aypaar lo tb#,Uy bill" fofHr*complain, fire to the trash or thnt possibly n axxln.t „ .u In Ihla oth#"wtto I ia'■ald'Tlafauda’nt * r^L"'wou7jr NOTICE or AFFLICATION FOR TAX DZI» d . t . to cnlarad a spark from the railronds or it mlirht pro mnfcaao will „„ UNDER SECTION *71 OENERAL STAT­ UTES, LAWS or FLORIDA 3 “ 5T 5a T " A *• and Ilia aaiil alat-llon . a l i i lnntrih."slTr^Ml2 :id“ .ld ronipllanr* with l.w , a m lT h a ^ n Nolle# la hereby g trrq H al Emma f. Ona».i ^ n l t o c ^ '^ : 1' »>"ri''a. ‘f.T antared purrhaaar of Tax C ertificate No. III. dalad M SPENDTHRIFT BRIDGE C1! 2nd day of Jon#, a . I). 1910. bla nird uM <to W llnraa my band and a#al of lha a lm a to . 1.7 2rdV*d •**•« 'a id n o lle , u ENTERTAINED enur. ,m 7th d a , o f J u ly /A V T j ? , tlflra t# In my offlc#, and baa mada ap#lk»„ n **. •, *nr° rd Herald, a n ew ra.p ^ tlon for tax deed to taau# In accordaara »l» ! wSk. 10 C°"M'* >l"rid«. forl^l law. Raid certificate embrace# Ib* follewM* will , ~ ' 7 r " " n for Bamlnola LV^n dracrlticd property allnated In Bcmlnal# Cknwl will ba In arnrlal m aallng a l in JOHN o. LEONARDY. ‘ ^UUI.ASS. p. 0 ."ihtoSLf •*•« • on the 10th day of Augnat A t, It. Florida, ^ o w lt: N 40 ft. to t 4, Block t i l A. 0 0 (7 0 LABS, * Clerk C ircuit Court. JOHN a . Notlrltor and of Coutiael for Complainant. 4<l-5le. NOT,I5 ^ _ o r a p p l i c a t i o n f o r t a x m UNDER SECTION *7* OENERAL BTAT u t e s . l a w s o f f l o h id a " Notlc# U beret. U w to a . f - r ; : ----- ' „?lrT.nx C#rtinruta"no* " ^ ' mi. day nf . #Vr . ,e No‘ TC. dated tbe.pu,cto^;r Clh aald re rllflra ta In, J ,. , '/;,*- f - ««'»■ «■•• Hied r i t *nd h" “ —to application for t a t d" rrtl In acrordanee -rilh U w . Bald r t ^ l f1i.e“to . ,to * -laese embrace* ibe fol. krwlng d rie r| tod r------property al ta ile d la Semlnoto 7 -in ty . r lorlda. Jo-w to-Wlt I ^ t 1. Block C. a Autln'a rira t AdJ. tott: The i«ld land make. NO PELLAGRA IN FLORIDA AL80 ABUNDANCE FOOD SAYS BOARD OF HEALTH S (BEAL) S • A. DOUaLABS. f f l f * UlfmH Ouurt. Hrmtoole Oe#nty, Ft*. A- U. WRRKS. D. C. 47 <Jte STATUTES, LAWS OP FLORIDA * , U b "* b y f l .r n th at D. W. Short nurof Tnx O artlfleata No. I » . d ried ih . r o f Jane, A. D. 1919. M # S a d Said ror JACKSON, Miss., July 26.—There Rub-My-Tiam for Rheumntlflm i* no grave danger of pellagra epi­ Government must protect us from demic, and no aemi-famlne condition cheap foreign goods; but our own In Missitaippi ,uted the State Board manufacturers are ablo to protect us of Health today, discussing a letter •from cheap domestic goods. frojn President Harding relative to relltf measures for the cotton belt*0 aaaembled NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D IO Instruction Florida. t 'i ft” “l i S E f * " ' S®!"*.“r s r . *“ - ■ 7 “ H . WREK 8 . D. C. nr CIRCUIT COURT ***d **nd "being aaariar.) a t the ■tjSk^S^rSfJL0^ . '»«>- M m m m £'«■?■*£ ^ b,f' fafandanL T .|.M U*“ Dtokav. SIT S( Ilrldgaport. Connect lent: m m - m i !* .U. fw fb a r ordered th n t thla or,tor to .„w k .'"a ^ wook for alxbt ro n M ^ ,V .7 ,wer77. ' ™ , ,c b of Mid < BAL) ' * In Clrcnit Court, Saaaatk Judicial Circuit af Florida. Samlnola County?. In Ckanoary IJ" * * ,^ ker- LYnaplalnant, oiciAL aacurr or rto SEMINOLX COUNTY Urorg# Oalnee, C b o tp ltltan t. d H S ' l a " ^ *to ab^ l , S ’*d* application * rtlflra t# • m b r a r a the fo n o w in f''d U c rt^ J r n n i r Otla##, D#fendanl. CITATION ' 4.VfltC (Sent of Hoard) to ml no I* County, r ’t a. NO PELLAGRA EPIDEMIC IN MISSISSIPPI SAYS TH E STATE BOARD OF HEALTH. Chapman A Tucker'* Add. In Sanford. D il aald land htlng u a eaao l ax tba data of the lei ‘w r i S l auanc# of norh re rllflra ta lo tba nama af l > l known, t'nlcaa aald re rtM ra la akall to * 1 itoenail a m ailin g to law tax daad will Utoll tb rrro n the 30lh day of Joly, A.’ I>. IKE I W llnraa ray official alxnatnre and aaal tkNI lha SI tb day of June, A. 11. 1921. (SEAL) B. A. nOt’OLAIS. ' H ark Circuit Court. I f* 1. A* D °U 0L-lSg, StroeL "*2! • ' ,h» defendant to , lliidgtport, Coonertlcnt. " o u In the S ia |e 0f f lo r id . ^ tb* oerrlee o fl»___ - • anbpoena upotf whom " • defnulanl,. and th a t the -defrnilant la ora r -on# yeara of Therefore, yi o W illiam C. Corkrr ••ga: r» here­ hr re-|ulred lo riie«l aa ta of’ complaint n lrw lo ' b* ln a it yon im In ihla eauae. on or to fora Ike flral day oTAuguatV , _______ A- 1» 'MI otherwtoo a bo entered wlU lata# (htrtoa tb# 6th di f #f A#g#»t A­ D. IBS*. .' /* .. Wltnoe# my official alguatnre tad a r^ «“ • tb# la t day of Ju ly , A. IK 19*1. (NEAL) * . A. DOUOLA**. Clark OtreuJt 0 * J . Bemlaol* CtoaatJ. F»-l la o tc . p y : A. M. WNZKZ. P- c | UNDER SECTION IT*. OENZZAt, • STATUTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA . Nolle# to hrrtby g lrrn that C. A. rj*1 purebaarr of Tax C artlflralo No. 2nd (toy of June, A. D. 1919. has Hied * •« « tifte a le In my office, and baa m»Aa *#*” tlon for tnx dead to toano tn aecerdane* ■ law . sa id e# rtlfk al# rmbrnero ttw -few ” daorrl bod property attnntrd la Raaalnoto eaaa Florida, to-wll: All W. or 8L John* riror. * 30, Twp. 19. R. S3, R. U u m . Tka »al4 •* being n aeoatd nt tho data of tho ta****f*r aocti re rtm e a ta ta tho nanao of-Unknow wv )e»a aald ra rtin ra te akall ba log ta lia r tax daod w ill laawa ibrrwCi** * 22nd day o f J«U . A. D- W b . ', „ W linear my official ilgnatnro *»> ***’ " tha 14th day of Jana, A. D. IM L - ,“uu ««,■ sa g ssrst „rr^ asf ''* -'iheldon appeared before the 1 md requested that Barr avenue ",un on the plat of Iowa City, be i over by tho county, on motion n7r‘ Cflflett, seconded by ib mri f ‘ Entzmingcr and carried, if* above named road is hereby rccl^fn!Z“ l by the county ■■ » county F same to bo maintained by the county. - aa aoo.oo. r "m ‘ * ** D tL a ie it buUaumrly finiihcj in Rome O n j Enamel and will fit metal or wood bed* land bow-foot wood beda) without FLORIDA CHICKEN SUPPEK AND SWIM MING PARTY (Fram WattoaaAay'a Dally) Picnics arc in order these warm days nnd the one given yesferday af­ ternoon at Crystal Lake was an un­ usually enjoyable one. Fr.^d chick­ en, baked chicken, in fact chlckenn prepared In most every way, with salads, sandwiches, cakes, plea, and everything thnt goes to make a pic, nic perfect wus prepared for this de­ lightful event. After supper swim- It# tlto ralurna of tbe aal!| ,to ,'i|L Inx ■ J - s r ' S . V D eLuxe is the most luxurious­ ly comfortable bedspring made It will give you a lifetime of satisfactory service and more soothing delightful healthful re­ pose than ypu have ever known Corner Pine and Main Streets rryr|^"TUlrDU,-M ,b* »*lM«toaa rtlMd tJ t8 8i# !‘O,lf" 0r ' nd ° f l ’o a w l f“f Fow platnant t r t r f ftn u in a DcLuxc Bc4aerinr b ra n tba trada-maik on tha aU« n il of th r iprbig. Look fbc It— k if fo u r n i n a t i t . E< C u r , l , t t " n d c a r r i e d , t h o C h a i r m a n n n d C le rk o f th is b o a r d a r e h e re b y t o r . ^ i ^ " » T v 'e n t l a u ‘ l > o r i* « l t o s i g n w a r r a n t s in p a y u, n so c u .. w 3 .i* e to .. m e n t o f f i n n l e s t i m a t e s o f E . C . L a o g Itataed from ^0 0 .0 0 do B, o n N o „ & N()1|> a g p r c g t n t c t | b y urncr of n w q n f x w ( j t h e e n g i n e e r . 1 B. Itauxe 32 E., run R roi. o 1 . w s.83 eha. m is eba., Jhc barfford , , , , . Herald is hereby desT V , ^ w V ° o f , I i £ ° ' <z i, iffnntcd as the ntswspaper in which 2 k.. amt i»x. nk enmrr the laws of 1021 shall be published, 1 &*." *Uaimi from' *l? Clerk of this hoard is hereby in14 of NWU ,WM 4.0 yda. " t r u c t e d t o 1o r p u rc h a se -'lotion of L. P. Hagan, seconded by • 1: and w la si: ronwr) °> ° hc large desk to be used in the • turlctt and carried, Supt. J. M. • *mToo“ B ” •f"*' vault, bids to be receivednt the reguf. 8K roTTwr of N W It o f lar meeting held Sept. 6 th, A . D . 1 0 2 1 . *i.Ln’ '* hercbY granted a three 1 * vacation, provided he provides rtJ*? «' i.»|D* ia* f w I'm There being no further business suitable man to replace himself. 'J ? " £ Z S ,Z .'S * £ «>* b o .ri ■l.hd. ,d j.un>«l to meot Again at their next .regular meeting to J a * Collector John D. Jinkins, here R en ted his annual report and his ? Z Z ^ he,d °" Monday, August 1st, A. D. • 30 eha . W4 eba.. 8 so 1021, St 10 o’clock S. m. kjnih° i which were exfrom *700.00 to *900 00. ' eg. 9B yarda W o f ME lfCq)‘‘d(Jby th« Board, approved and .. . 14 «f See. XX Twp. 20 g,, R ing* 32 R . run W M yarda. N la See. Ilna. ■ INFANT DAUGHTER OF MR. 93 yarda, 8 to tog., amt 8.03 eba., N of k of this board is instructed to 8B corner of NWU of N WtoUg. . See AND MRS. C. B. RYAN DIES 22. Twp. 30 c to certain bond brokers to sec B.. Rang# 32 E. run W 1 7 9 eha., S to aeetlon Ilna, K ISO eha.. H to tog. IIH acre*. I! a tool 0 c°unty c*n retire the outstand­ from 13*1.00 lo *300.00. Krvaa A F ra n c Fractional NWU of 8BI4 i n g dipping vat warrants. and E H • ( SW U and.NW U of SWU (tom ra il­ 0,1tract of Stoney & Cook, for the w ay). S e e .. SI, Twp. 19 H, Itaoge 33 R.. I 2« aeree. low ered from *2.600 00 la IXtmo o a 'ruction of the pew Wekiwa II w u order*-! by tbe B oard that tba for#, ’ WM here signed by the con«nd also by the chairman of Y-Rrd fo County Commissioners 'cniinole county, and in lieu of the mlng and other water sports were en­ dren, Mr. and Mrs. Leslio Went, Mr. joyed. and Mre. W. J. McBride, Mm. Porter Those attending this affair were: Whighnm, Miss Cora Rutherford, Mr. Mr. nnd Mrs. I. E. Estridge and chil­ and Mrs. B. Steele and family, Miss dren, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Koons and Julia Lalng, Miss Mamlo Kate Wil­ children, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Gillen liams, Mrs. Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. W. and son Billie, Mrs. Alice Holt, Loii P. Fields, Clarence and Louise Fields, Shelly, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mason, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Spurling, Dr. and Mrs. B. G. Methvin and children, Wil­ Mra. Woodberry and Mrs. Voile Wil­ lard Caruthers, Miss Louise Hughey, liams. Mrs. Irvin Hughey, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron, Rev. Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. Contentment depends upon funds 0. J. Pope and children, Mr. and Mra. mentals, remarks a philosopher. Es­ Shoemaker, Elizabeth nnd Paul Shoe- pecially upon the fund of funda­ mentals. N ew P rices on Titan and International Tractors Now Lowest Ever Quoted E F F E C T IV E immediately, we make another big reduction in the prices of Titan and Interna­ tional tractors. These reductions wipe but all former advances and place T ita n a n d In te rn a tio n a l tractors a t the lowest prices a t which they have ever been sold. International 8-16 $900 tan 10-20 $900 Thia price ia about one-fourth less than ihe orice at which the 8-16 sold prior to March of this year. The new fa jr yt"the lowest at which it was ever sold. The new price includes all the nec­ essary equipment— platform, fenders, governor, belt pulley— features which must he paid for extra on some tractors. T h e In te rn a tio n a l ev er been b e fo re . in v e s tm e n t th a n T h e th e 1 5 -3 0 m an 1 5 -3 0 a t h as b een I hia is the lowest price ever quoted on the Titan, considering the equix>ment now included (formerly sold extra). Up to March of this year tha price was $1.200—today h is $900. At this ^figure t h e T i t a n 3-plow tractor is the best value in the f a r m power fie re d u c e d 4 -p lo w T ita n T h ese t h e h o rs e -le i a n d $ 1 ,7 5 0 n eed s a th is p ric e . (A ll p ric e s U C o n s id e r in g q u a lity , p o w e r, e q u ip m e n t, a n d m a c h in e . to w h o tra c to r ct K th e s e rv ic e \ I n te r n a tio n a l tr a c to r s a t th e ta n nm u ic e s c e r t a i n l y j u s t i f y t h e i m m e d i a t e p u r c h a s e o f in g w o r k o f t o t w e a 't h a r ' p l o w i n g , n d 'y 'o u r f a f r o c u S o o r tr a c to r d e a le r fo r fu ll in fo r m a tio n o n d e liv e r ie s r a n d • ' to ll w o r t te r m s . •“ I n ternatio nal Ha r v e s te r Co m p a n y C h ic a g o ° L 7 ^ 5 1 ca n e * �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1921 MEMPHIS MAN IS GHATEFUL FOR WIFE'S RECOVERY FROM SEVERE ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA Sanford Chamber Commerce Had Dele gation Present AND DEMONSTRATED TII^T NEW SMYRNA IIAS TAKEN WONDERFUL START (From T um <1» 7 '§ D »llr) provements, new business blocks and new residences are boing erected and our sister city is moving along at a great pace and the movement started with the New Smyrnn Board of Trade hacked up by the two good weekly newspapers, the News and the Breeze, and the public spirited citizens of New Smyrnn. The oldest town in the United States seems to be the young­ est in getting those things needful and making those improvements that will soon make it -the newest instead of the oldest. The Sanford Chamber of ConJTnerce expects to have a bunch of the New Smyrna boosters present a t the next monthly banquet of the Chamber of Commerce when we will be able to get some of their ideas on town build­ ing which is really the only wny to Among the hundreds of people who hnvc realized the powers of Tnnlac is the wife of Jeff Chasatain, of 712 Chelsea St., Memphis, Tcnn. “I am convinced,” said Mr. Chnstain, “from the wonderful improve­ ment Tnnlac has made in my wife’s health that there's nothing so good for a run down system. Last Jnnuary she had a severe attack of pneumonia and for a time no hope was held out for her recovery. Finally the crisis passed, however, and she was able to nit up, but had to be lifted in and out of bed. She had no appetite, could not eat and just lingered on in her weakened condition. “After the ordinary treatment fail­ ed to start her up hill I bought her a bottle of Tanlnc and the way she has improved . is astonishing. In a few days she had a splendid appetitv and was up and about the house and is like an entirely different person. It has helped her like it had been made es­ pecially for her case and I have nev­ er seen or heard of anyone getting back their strength so rapidly. She sleeps soundly every night, gets up in the mornings feeling thoroughly re­ freshed and rested. She has also got­ ten rid of very annoying cough the pneumonia left her with and in gain­ ing right along irt weight, I am so thankful to see her getting strong and well ngnin that I just can’t express my gratitude." Tanlnc is sold in Sanford by the Union Pharmacy and by lending drug­ gists everywhere.—Adv. ^AD6 MARK $625 f. o. b. Detroit J. G. Ball,- Hodgson Ball, Robert Deane, ^Secretary Pcarmhn and R. J. Hbfly represented the Sanford Cham­ ber of Commerce at the big rally of the Board of Trade at New Smyrna last night. The New Smyrna Board of Trade has been doing things for tho And New Smyrna people will al­ pnst yenr and they do not purpose to ways be made welcome in Sanford. ait down during the summer months and take a vacation but they arc hold.“In the tractor the farm er now haa a machine which is harnessed ing open air meetings and having one of the most adaptable, efficient, economical sources of poyver in the large crowds out once a month to dis­ world— the internal combustion engine! cuss questions of interest to the pubSmyrnn, lie nnd especially to New "The tractor will multiply the productive capacity of each individual Coronndo nnd Hawk's Park. The meet­ farm worker from three to four times over. ings are held in a beautiful park in the center of the city, well lighted nnd “ It will put the farm er on a par with the city manufacturer, It will in an am pi the a l re of oaks draped with put his produce-producing factory— for th a t is what a farm is—on to an WELL KNOWN IN SANFORI) AND Spanish moss. efficient production basis. •OTHER PARTS OF President M. W. Ashton, of the FLORIDA Bpard of Trade, after n Bnnppy ad­ “It will enable each worker to earn so much more th at he can' be paid dress explaining the condition of the mofe and still leave a greater profit for the man who hires him. It will (By Th» A i u c f i l r d P r« «i) Bonrd of Trade and the appointment ROME, July 20.—The pope has ap­ enable the farmer to work fewer hours in the day, giving him more time to of sovcrnl committees introduced May­ pointed Bishop Michnel J. Curley, of enjoy life, or Gaddis, who is o live wire mem­ ber of the Hoard of Trade nnd excel­ St. Augustine, Fla., archbishop- of Flying: Squadron “ I believe the tracto r will make farming w hat it ought.to be—the most lent spenker and be gave them some­ Baltimore. Passed Over the pleasant, the most healthful, the most profitable business on earth.” thing to think about. Secretary PenrCity Yesterday Bishop Curley came to DeLand in mnn, of the Sanford Chnmber of Commerce, in n very convincing man­ 11)05 and was well known in Sanford i1From W ftJ n t i d i j r ’fl Daily) ner, gave them an outline of the ami other parts of the slate. A Hying squadron passed over San­ His first appointment wns St. Pet­ Chamber of Commerce work telling ford late yesterday afternoon being in of tile big plans laid out by the San­ er's parish, DeLand. With the ex­ mass formation nnd mado the boys of ford Chamber, the publicity and oth­ ception of eleven months of the yenr the A. E. F. think they were witness­ er committees nnd paid a nice com­ 1005, spent as secretary to the bishop ing another “big show'." The Jack­ A U T H O R IZ E D D E A L E R pliment to tin- hoard of governors nnd and ehnncellor of the diocese, all of sonville Metropolis describes the nil tin- officers for their co-operation the then Father Curley's years as a squadron as follows: priest were spent in the Athens of nnd help in his work. Under the command of Captain C. Dr. Davis Forster was called upon Florida—DeLand. While pustor at S. Ford, the squadron of nine nrmy to tell about the free bungalow and DeLand he had charge of all the mis­ planes which landed at Pablo Ilench the golf links and country club nnd sions from New Smyrrio to Fort late Monday afternoon, were to take this former Sanford resident has lost Pierce mid his missionary work kept to the air shortly after noon Tuesday. none of his pep but tins gained some him on the road almost constantly. The huge birds of the air, which num­ for he launched into bis subject and There were very few people along ber nine in all, are beautiful ships, gave n very interesting account of the that 150 miles of Ihen almost barren painted a dark green, and numchered building of the beautiful bungalow coast, who did not know tile young consecutively. They landed about a that will be given by the Hoard of priest in those days. He built a new mile and n half from Pablo Monday 8ay» you really feel dean, awf«i Trade to the person writing the best new church nnd rectory at DeLand; to replenish the fuel tanks, which had And fresh inside, and essay on the city of New Smyrnn, no enlarged the church and built a small become exhausted in the long run Are seldom ig, Floridian being allowed to compete. rectory in New Smyrna; gave Fort from Americus, Georgia, the only Dr. Forster also told of the country Pierce its first Catholic church and stop made between here nnd Mont­ If you nrc accustomed to woke up club nnd golf links that will soon be through it maintained the most friend­ gomery, Ain. with coated tongue, foul hrenth or n completed and this sketch of the work ly and cordial relations with his proAnything that thrives on dull headache; or if your meals sour The army planes are headed for of his committee was filled with good testnnt neighbors. In fact the new Arcadia, where they will be used for nnd ferment, you have a real surprise “knocking” is pretty sure to be deeds well performed. All of the talks archbishop of Baltimore hns nlwnys training purposes. In the run from awaiting you. been proud of the fact that “my for the good of the public. of the members of the New Smyrna Tomorrow morning, immediately the Alabama base, an average speed Hoard of Trade showed that they were protestant friends outnumber my of 1*5 miles per hour was maintained. upon arising, drink a glass of hot very much alive nnd on the job ev(fry Catholic friends ten to one." ( apt. Foril is in command of the water with a tenspoonful of limestone The degree to which the Ex­ minute. air fleet with the following officers phosphate in it. This is intended to change Supply Company has President, Ashton introduced R. J. in the party: Lieutenants L. Claude, first neutralize nnd then wash out of Holly nnd asked for an expression been assisted by “knocks” tes­ Woodward, W. S. Wade, J. lllenk- your stomach, liver, kidneys and thir­ about the free bridge and good-ronds ty feet of intestines nil the indiges­ luv, W. McCoy, J. U. Hadden and M. tified tq its usefulness. nnd other mntters from the spenker Strahn. Captain Rust, an experienc­ tible waste, poisons, sour bile nnd who told them all he could about the toxins, thus cleansing, sweetening nnd ed pilot, is also with the squadron; free bridge assuring those present purifying the entire alimentary en­ Citrus growers have learned that the bridge would be built and nui. that the fellow who talks loud­ when it wns built nnd the good road Those subject to headaches, back­ ( F r o m ' W e d n e id a y 'i Dally) from New Smyrna to Hanford built, a est in opposition to the coopera­ (From W ednesday's Daily) aches, bilious attacks, constipation or lU'Bolution.s adopted by j» meeting new hotel at Coronndo nnd free bridg­ A short mid-summer musical pro­ stomnrb trouble, are urged lo get a tive idea usually is one who will es to the snme that the cities of New of the wholesale merchants of Tampa gram was given Inst Sturdily after­ Inst week recognizing the meaning to lose money by its success and Smyrna .nnd Coronado would not hold Tnmpa of the proposed freight rate noon by the Cecilinn Club. Most of the people who would go there from growth. increase nnd pledging the wholesalers the numbers were from little folks Interior Floridn. He also promised to n use of water transportation to and greatly enjoyed. The entire pro­ the support of Sanford people for any defeat the increase, were adopted by gram covered: T h e g r o w e r s w h o are mem­ project that would build up New .......... ...,.... the Rotary club in session Tuesday at Sonnty Haydn Smyrna and Coronndo nnd congratu­ b ers o f th e F lo r id a C itrus Ex­ ' Pearl Robson lated the New Smyrna Board'of Trade noon, with the further provision that (a) "Dcwdrop" .................... onch member of tho organization sign c h a n g e b e lie v e th e y are c a p a b le upon their, wonderful - work. New (b) "Dutch Doll" .............. I the resolution personally. Smyrnn occupies the snme position ns n o t o n ly p f m a r k e tin g their Dorothy Haynes President Jackson, of the Rotary Snnfoni in pie water transportation "Good Night Song" ......... i cro p s b u t o f b u y in g materials line nnd Mr. Holly urged tho people club, told the Kotnrinns thnt the in­ Elizabeth Moisclt crease would mean to his firm, which JACKSONVILLE MAN a n d s u p p lie s a t w h o le sa le for of New Smyrna to open the Inlet and “Hobgoblins" __________ FINDS FLORIDA IN get deeper water nnd go after the ca- handled in Tnmpa more heavy freight e c o n o m ic a l p ro d u ctio n . Elizabeth Whitner ' IDEAL CONDITION nnl people for a better canal nnd then than any other individual wholesale “Indians Coming" ........... Bilbro concern, ihe loss of D O per cent of its they would lie independent of the rail­ Margaret Giles tonnage. He gave that as an example The following letter received by the roads. T h e y h a v e n o d e sir e to cut off of what tho increased rates would "Aria" nnd "Folk Songs"... Spaulding After the speaking the crowd was Metropolis today from n well known a n y le g itim a t e p r o fit and when Mary Helen Morse mean to other wholesalers nnd to the invited to pnrtnkc of hot dog sand­ “Spnnish Dance" Moskowski Duval county uttorney nnd former city. L. A. Bizc spoke briefly eont h e s e g r o w e r s h e a r m en “knock­ wiches, cold drinkB nnd ice cream and Maduiino Mullein corning the seriousness of the situa­ member of the legislature, forms a the big crowd was well fed nnd spent in g ” th e E x c h a n g e S u p p ly Com­ tion, nnd I). B. McKay declared thnt it concrete example of Florida’s condi­ some time in informal talks about the p a n y it is n a tu r a l for them to bridge nnd roads and many other is time every man in Tnmpa got be­ BROUGHT SOME FINE GUAVAS, tion. as compared to other States; hind the move to defeat the freight c o n c lu d e “th e r e ’s a reason why things that nro planned for the'future. increase. If Tampans are going to Dayton, O., July 23, 1021 (Pram W adaaw U j'a D allr) The Sanford visitors were taken to build a city, he said, it will be thru b eh in d t h e “k n o c k .” " D. C. Robb remembered the editor Editor Metropolis: the Bungalow Beautiful and were car­ the development of this city’s water of the Herald today %ith a basket of For the pnst three weeks I have ried away with this fine structure that commerce. Rotarian Anderson,, who The Exchange Supply Company r** been making a tour which has taken some fine ripe gunvns. Some pcopio was built by the people of New declared himself to be a small ship­ might not like guavas, but they arc me to prominent centers in Alabnmn, daces g rert and packing boose cests Smyrna who gave the materials and per, proposed thnt something be done our favorite vegetabale, nnd ns Dave Georgia, Arkansas, Tennessee, Ken­ for ■ embers of the Florida Citrus their time free for tho building that will be given away some time during to keep the issue altte, and was told Robb calls them "Florida Apples,” so tucky and Ohio, and everywhere there Exchange. See the nearest Subthe winter. They were also taken to that the wholesalers and. the hoard of they are, for thoso that like them,- seem to be great financial and indus­ Exchange or Association manager the municjpal owned public utility trade arc working on a solution at the nnd we are among those who like trial depression. I know that wo are present time.—Tampa Times. them raw, or cooked or made into de­ experiencing some of these difficult­ ria n t where they saw a fine new plant l i c i o u s jellies nnd preserves. There are ies in Florida, but the contrast be­ uvrned by New Smyrna thnt is mak­ Older business women should set oceans of guavas this year and as tween the situation in Florida nnd ing twenty per cent on the inveatment. When the corporation owned the standard for their younger sis­ sugar is cheap, the Florida people these .states. Is so marked'~aa~ lo'bo plant nt New Smyrna broke down last ters along the lines of clothes.—Mrs. ought to put uj^vnany thousands of astonishing. year nnd the owners refused to fix it Lena Lake Forrest, president, Na­ glasses of flno guava jelly. It is real­ After viewing the situation in these up the people of New Smyrna bonded tional Federation of Business and ly the finest jelly in tho world. states I feci thnt the people of Flori­ for enough to build a pWnt and now PProfcssional Women. da should Congratulate themselves up­ they have one of which any city could The feminist movement in Ger­ on their favorable position in the well feel proud. We all kick about our p ro m t tax­ many. hasn’t progressed so far as to present financial and industrial deA new hotel la contemplated a t Cor­ es, but we would be mighty glad to change the Hymn of Hate to the presaion, E. W. Wnybright. onado Beach and many other 1m- be rich enough to pay twice aa much. Herr of Hate. Florida Metropolis W h at H e n r y F ord S a y s A bou t M ach in e P o w e r F a rm in g Edward EveryKnockis aBoostf for the SUPPLY COMB �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRTOAY, JULY 29, 1921 t m. The Florida Scout «For Wide-Awake Boya" S5e Year * flLLARD LUMLEY, Publisher 902- French M i l >«• ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » F. B. BURCH WAS ASSAULTED AND ROBBED ON THE SHORE 0L LAKE MONROE LAST NIGHT GENEVA The Community Club will hold Us meeting nt the town hall Monday af­ ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Itedpath, of Jackson­ ville, were calling on friends Satur­ day. Fred Bnllnrd nnd Miss Edna Gleger attended the moviea in Sanford Inst Saturday. Mr. Witcomb visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Dooley, Tuesday. Mrs. J. M. Prevatt left Saturday for Eau Gallic to spend a month with her daughter, Mrs. Mathews. Mr.nnd Mrs. P. Brown and family, of Georgia, arc spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown and family. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kilbe spent Sunday in Sanford with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tillia and family. Mr. P. N. Stover left .Monday for Tampa, where he will apend a month or two with friends and. relatives. Mrs. Curlett was shopping in San­ ford, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gillie Sypcs have re­ turned from Sansula, after a two month's visit with Mrs. Sypcs’ moth­ er. • ‘ Miss Edith McClellan, of Eau Gal­ lic, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt. Mr. Charles Harrison was shop­ ping nl Sanford, Wednesday. Mr. Wilson Gleger hns just return­ ed from Winter Pnrk nfter spending a couple of weeks with his aunt. Mr. Gordon Fiynt ia working in Mr. Unwins' meat store. Was Walking on Lake Key West is Sore Be­ cause Sanford Stole Front When Attacked Prof, and Mrs. McKay by Assailants For Sore Throat,. Coughs, Croup. Ask Your Druggist (From Sttardajr'i D»Uj) LANDIS, Fisn ft HULL Lttomejs and Counsellors-at-Law DcLAND, FLORIDA j practice in the State and FederCourts. Special facilities for Exand Perfecting Land TiUea. SCHELLE M A IN E S L A -W Y ■'E £■_ R ft _ o m e s IN TU B COURT HOUSE SANFORD -- -FLORIDA [GEO. G. HERRING Attorney-at-Law \0 14 Garner-Woodrlitl Buildin , SANFORD, FLA. IENRY McLAULIN .JEW ELER MY SPECIALTIES: Iplckard's Hand-Painted China [Gorham's Sterling Silver I Rogers' Plated Ware [Elgin and Waltham Watches fared Post Your Cleaning and Dyeing to ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers ll Main St. Jacksonville, Fla. re prepay pnreel postage on returns I'ETFORD, PERRYMAN & WILKINSON ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW practice in all County, State and • Federal Courts; *r 1st NnL Hank -Sanford, Fin. One must be careful about wander­ ing around the lake front and other dark places, oven in Sanford, that has always enjoyed the reputation of be­ ing a very modest and well behaved city, F. B, Burch, of - Jacksonville, guest at the Valdez hotel, thought ho would take a turn In the moonlight last night and get the cooling breezes from Lake Monroe before ho turned In When about half way between the city dock and tho railroad tracka on the lake shore, some one grabbed him from behind nnd hit him with a club or piece of lumber, another assailant tried to cut him nnd did*cut through his clothing and after he had broken hia hand trying to defend himself the aassailants went through him and ex­ tracted some $560 from his pockets, and left him, lie called for help and mnnaged to drag himself as far as the court house steps, whete several peo­ ple, attracted by his calls, found him and the police force were summoned and immediately wero busy on the case arresting several negro sus­ pects who are now in jail but since Mr. Burch did not recognize the men nnd could not tell whether they were negroes or whites, ns he was suffer­ ing from his wounds, it wns thought best to hold tho negroes until today when he will be nb'lo to give a better account of tho affair. The attack was so sudden, nnd so entirely unexpected, that Mr. Burch hnd nq time to sec the nssnilnnts, and could only fight for his life which he did as bis broken linnd testifies. He is the southern district manager of the Canopus Club, and hns been hero several days on business con­ nected with the local Canopus club in ■Sanford. Dr. .Marshall, who attend­ ed Mr. Burch last night, reported this morning that tho pntient was rest­ ing easy, and it is thought would suf­ fer no hnd effects from his encounter. He sustained several bad cuts on the head, one presumably from n scant­ ling or shnrp piece of wood, his hand is broken and his clothes cut in sev­ eral places, the knife just grazing the skin, nnd brought the blood in one plnce. The chief of police is working on the case and it is thought will have a solution of the affair as soon ns Mr. IlUrch is nblc to give a bet­ ter description.of his assailants. Key West, Fla., July 23,1921. To tho Editor of the Sanford Daily Herald, Sanford, Fla. My Dear Sir:—Some months ago the writer had tho pleasure of passing through your beautiful and enterpris­ ing city. Wo were charmed Indeed aby your extensive groves of golden oranges and the broad fields of celery, lettuuce, cabbage, peppers and other succulent winter vegetables that greeted our eyes from the train, eally,.wo felt like U would be fine to be a citizen of Sanford. Your ele­ gantly built city was also an attract­ ion, We consider Sanford right in tho front ranks of Florida's most success­ f u l cities. But you have one hard kick com­ ing from us for one thing you have done! Why did you come down horo nnd rob Key West of two of our very best teachers—Prof, and Mrs. Glenn E. McKay TNow, in.all seriousness, Key West has sustained a great loss in their go­ ing. Prof. McKay and his good wife were duly elected for nnothcr yenr, and we hnd no thought of their not remninin*. We did not know that wc were to loqse them until it was too •ntl*. Although strong pressure wns brought to induce them to remnin, with new offers of compensation, etc., they had agreed to go *to your city, and we had to submit. • Key West never hnd a principal who did better work thnn G. E. Mc­ Kay, nor one that wns more generally loved by everybody for his thorough­ ness nnd good discipline. His good wvif.j is also a most excellent instruct­ or. Both nre patriotic Americans and genuine Christians. We congratulate your city nnd board of education upon the wise se­ lection you have made. This is the day of Sanford's opportunity in the educational sense, ami we feel sure the will lake advantage of that opportunltp with a vim. This letter is voluntary, nnd unso­ licited by those to whom It refers. Fraternally, • M. C. LUNSFORD. * . Pastor First Baptist Church. That long, low, rakish-looking craft which ic accused of sinking merchant ships stays well outside the three-mile booze limit, we notice.—Denver Rocky Mountain News. [The army and navy bill for 1922 Rub-My-Tiam kills Infection. Lenine's situation is not unprece­ uld build 150,000 homes, or keep dented. That other fellow felt that 1732 used cars in running order. —Get 'your Scratch Pads from T^e way after be hnd killed the goose Herald—by the pound—15c. that laid the golden egg. fififi cures Biliousness. YouTl get somewhere S tart fresh all over again at the beginning! Get a pipe I—ana forget iorget every smoke smoxe experience you ever had naa ipel—and that spilled the beans 1 For a jimmy pipe, packed brimful with Prince Albert, will trim any degree of smokejoy you ever registered! It's a revelation! ^ j!tx f * M |« M . f . f . a . r P u t a pin in here! Prince Albert can’t bite your tongue or par 9h your throat Both are cut out by our exclusive patented process. So, just, pass up any old idea you may have stored away that you can’t smoke a p ip e! W e tell you that you can—and j ust have the time o f your life on every fire-up— if you play Prince Albert fo r packing! ' W hat P . A. hands you in a pipe it will duplicate in a home-made cigarette I Gee— but you’ll have a lot of fun rolling ’em .with Prince Albert;' and, it’s a cinch because P, A. is crimp cut and stays put! SANFORD NEEDS MORE BENCHES FOR THE TOURISTS THIS YV1NTER ONE OF THEM WRITES ABOUT IT. The Herald has cnllcd attention from time to time about the need of more benches on the streets, not only for tho winter visitors, but for the benefit of out owm people. There is no place-quite so cool these summer nights ns tho streets thnt get the full force ,of the cooling breezes from the lnke. There should be benches on all of the main streets, nnd especially on Palmetto, Magnolia, nnd Park, that lend to the lake front. Tho different organizations sould take up this mat­ ter and donate so many benches and have the mnjade at once In order to have them ready for tho big winter tourist rush and also for the home people to enjoy this summer. One of our visitors writes below that he will donate to the good causo: Bryan,.Ohio, July 21, 1921. Herald Office, Sanford, Fla, What is thc population of Sanford T Answer on enclosed card, and oblige. There was very serious complaint last winter about the seating capacity of Sanford among the tourists, especially the older people. If It ia required, will start subscription by sending you $l.$$. Place about ton‘Hive capacity scats on the two bank comers If pos­ sible. Yours, etc., J. W. PICKLE. 302 S, Beach St., Bryan, O. P I hereby give notice to all parties owing me an account over ninety days old, unless satis­ factory settlement is made within sixty days from this date your ac­ count will be advertised for sale. , Yours truly CATES CRATE CO. July 8,1921. 47-tfc DIED AT BRADENTOWN. The remains of J. A- Braxton were brought here Saturday for burial and the services at the cemetery were con­ ducted by Rev. Welsh, of the Baptist church. The deceased was a former resident of Sanford, and wilt be re­ membered by many former friends. He died at Bradentown on Tuesday. * 666 cures a Cold quickly. The closing exercises of the school of experience arc frequently conduct­ ed by a refreo in bankruptcy. R. A ndrew s R E A L Real Estate Service FUNERAL OF LIEUT. CLARK AT DELAND YESTERDAY'. . h il ip NOTICE TO CREDI­ TORS SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J (From Satunlftf'a Dally) ‘ The funeral of Lieut Clark wns belli from the Cnnmpbell residence at Do Land yesterday. The chaplain from Cnrlstrmn Field hnd charge of the services and the pall bearers wero fellow officers from the aviation field. The fioral offerings wero beautiful, coming from the various aviation fields where Lieut. Clark had served, front the American Legion nnd front the ninny friends. Cnpt. DeCottcs and n squad under the command of Sergeant Entzminger, from Company D, of this city, acted ns the guard of honor, nnd also the firing sqund at the grave. Those in the squad were, Corp. Turbell, Dick Terheun, Jr., Wm. Mero, Millard Rutherford, James Mitchell, Jos. Perritt, Arthur Gatchell, T. J. Pierce, and Bugler John Musaoh. All during the services at tho grave an airplane from Caristrom Field hovered over the cemetery and nfter the firing‘aqund the buglnr gave taps nnd another young man wns laid in n soldier’s grave, another young husband nnd tho science of the air hnd taken another fine young soldier who died in tho service of his Country. Numbers of friends nnd relatives from Sanford, New Smyrna, Daytona, and other cities, were in attendance nnd the DoLand post of the American Legion, were present and acted as the guanl of honor. Mra. “Clark was tho dnughtor of C. H. Campbell, of this, city, nnd the young people were here on their wedding trip, making tho flight from Caristrom Field to DcI and by nlrplaqe. The accident thnt coast the young aviator his life, occur­ red at Kelly Field, Texas,, Inst Mon-day. The sympathy of the. many friends of the family goes out to them in their hour of sorrow. Deceased was from Abingdon, 111,, where ho leaves n mother nnd.several brothers and sisters. IF YOU NEED A NEW , * » OIL COOK STOVE Buy (he Best that is made The FLORENCE Automatic ?*' We also have the Clark Jewell Line of GAS RANGES The B all Hardware Co. SANFORD, FLORIDA ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire “I Wouldn't Go -Camping Without Rat-Snap,” Say* liny While "Wife and I Spent our vacation camping last summer, smell of cook­ ing brought rata. Wc went to town, got some RAT-SNAP, broke up cakes, but it outside our tent. We got the rats alright—big fellows.” Farmers, atorekepers, housewives, should use RAT-SNAP. Throo sites: 35c, G5c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. Insurance o r n c a PKOPIES HANK ItlllUHNO S a n fo r d , - - F lo r id a When you *feel nervous, tired, irritable when you're ill with any; disease caused by \ disordered nerves, don't give up until you try H eal C ate Apply lota of sntiaepdo Work on our new factory is progressing well. It will be ready to serve our cus­ tomers the coming season. • *, • . There have been many recent improvements in such equipment and we arc putting In the latest and best. Automatic weighers shut off delivery and ring gong at exact quantity specified, and . sperinf.mirers blend the materials more thoroughly than ever before. Accuracy and perfection are thb special features considered. Ideal Fertilizer is to be even better than In the past.. Get In line for your fall rc_______ -----------qt*iremeht». - • —______ _____ ,_____ ___ ___, J.__________________ ‘ It. C. MAXWELL, Managec Sanford Branch WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS — :v, AGRICULTURAL BUILDING .. i • oacca tf. . . . C. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. the national Joy in take ' *' > V* \ V■-~--j v- 4- *•;. ;r ' • . , . - . .. ; •. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, July 29, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 29, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 29, 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/e116c7be2e080b458c608bcfaf785f9e.pdf 167182503f03472fec6c2a39eea5fbd5 PDF Text Text r* CO SANFORD HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 49 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY 22,1921 JOE SAUCER CONVICTED YESTERDAY FOR HAYING J LIQUOR IN POSSESSION . J.___ 1 ~ JAPAN DECIDES DEFENSE IN ATLANTIC COAST LINE TO TAKE PART BASE BALL CASE TO IMPEACH IMPROVES RAILROAD WAY IN CONFERENCE AT "WASHINGTON THAT WILL b i l l b u r n s w h o is s t a t e w i t ­ NESS AGAINST THE DISCUSS SOVEREIGN PLAYERS REIGN (Br TV* «—dit*4 Ft***) (Br TV* Xi>ocJiU4 rnM) CHICAGO BANK CLOSED TOKIO, July 21.—Japanese cabi­ CHICAGO, July 21.—Defense In BY STATE EXAMINERS, Judge Householder Im­ tho baseball trial today began what NO SHORTAGE CLAIMED net, newspaper* say today, ha* decid­ waa announced u j U attempt through ed to participate In the proposed poses Heavy Penalty Washington conference with.* general cross examination to Impeach Bill (Br TV, i »***!«1*4 Fr***) •. B um s,‘state’* stkr witness for per­ of $ and Costs CHICAGO, July 21.—The Michigan program of not discussing question? jury and early in the day apparently Avenue Trust Company waa dosed affecting the sovereign right of parti­ had forced Burns to contradict points today by the state bank examiner* cipants and also not to discuss Shan­ of his teftimony of how the gamblers Examination of the books immediate­ tung and Yap questions, which it is conspired with the White Sox players ly started. Officials disclaimed any held were decided by the Paris peace to throw the 1919 world’s series. knowledge of shortage In bank’s ac­ conference. CABT S m T ? R o S LTWOCON counts and said the examination was Profits Are Scant only routine. * COURTS Will Not Extradite 1,000 and lMHONlHS DEMOLISHING BUILDINGS IlOMDING OF BATTLESHIP RESUMED TODAY OFF THE CAPES. LARGE BOMBS USED That Have Been An Eye-Sore For Many ■ Years >| (Br TV* A***d*t*4 Bt**«) NORFOLK, July 21/r-With favor­ able weather, the bombing.of the for­ mer German battleahip Ostfiesland was resumed thla morning sixty miles off the Virginia capes. Bomba of one ALL THE FRAME WAREHOUSES and two thousand pounda are being HAVE BEEN REMOVED IN used by the navy planes. REAR EXPRESS OFPICB BIG IMPROVEMENT FREIGHT RATES ARE REASONABLE SAYS COMMISSION The Atlantic Coait U na Railway la making good their promise* to make Negrro to Georgia, j. M. Saucier, otherwise known as ■ • their property on Railroad Way raora Fear of Lynching • (By TV* A***«UU4 Br***> joc Saucer, has been tried, convicted attractive and for the pest week havo • mm ■v NEW YORK, July 21.—The cost of and fined, in two cases for the of­ had a gang of workmen busy tearing (Br TV* A***«ut*4 T r i l l ) producing an ico cream soda is ap­ fense of having in his possession in­ down tho frame etructure th a t in for­ LANSING, Mich., July 21.—Govern­ proximately 7% cents a glass, a prom­ mer days was used as an expres* shed toxicating liquor*. or Groesbeck refused today to permit inent pharmacist announced today in This is the last round of the well for the handling of fruit* and vege­ extradition’of Thomas Ray, a negro, stating it could make a reasonable Charges on Vegetable* Except Celery tables and In late year* b** bean , known Snucer cases, so far as the Under Ice Unreasonable to Georgin, until officials of Wilkin­ profit by charging the customer 10 Seminole County Courts oro concernused as a warehouse fo r the storage cents. The cost is divided as follows: In Connection With Statement About son county, of th at State, have dii­ of crate*. The building* have been cd« Syrup, 1 cent; milk, 1 cent; ice New Smyrna Case It will bo remembered that some proved a report that /.preparations - WASHINGTON, July 21.—Freight very unsightly and were the subject cream, 2 cents; labor, breakage, were made to lynch Ray about a year time in March of thl> Saucer was rates and refrigeration charges on of much dlacuaalon In the meeting* of (Br TV* a***ol*t*4 Br***) arrested by Sheriff Hand on the ago, when Albert Sleeper, then Gov- waste, — . etc.,. 8W cents. Most prices in Citrus fruits npd vegetables from the City Commissioner*, the ChambaB DAYTONA, July 21—Damage suits ernor, clgntd extradition papers. Ray New York are 15 cents and up plus charge of having Intoxicat ng liquors Florida were held by the Interstate of Commerco and especially with tha In his possession. Later In May, ho aggregating $100,000 were filed at is wanted in Georgia 'for murder. war tax. Commerce Commission today to be owners .of tho new Welaka block. was arrested by same sheriff on same DeLand yesterday against Hugh The wooden building* havo all been not unreasonable In nggrcgntc. The charge. In .both cases he was bound Sparkman and the Daytona Journal torn down and only the brick build­ charges on vegctsblcs except celery ing of the American Expreaa Co.,, and over to await the aetion of tha grand Publishing Company of which , Mr. under refrigeration were held unreas­ tho two brick buildings on. Commer­ jury meeting on tho 24th day of May Sparkman is manager, with libel as­ onable as they do not provide in In­ by Judge Housholdcr, it being under­ signed ns causo of actlorf.' Four suits cial street that were formerly used stances where lower minimum weight ns ticket offices and baggage room* stood at that time that he had been each for *25,000, two against Spark­ and higher rate apply than under ven­ theretofore convicted in the County man, two ngainst the Journal Publish­ tilation, for alternative application of for tho railroad when Ihla building Judge’s Court for tho offense of sell­ ing Company, the complainants arc same rate and minimum as under ven­ was tho itation, jCtnains. It la rum­ ing liquors, which would have placed W. L. Gause and Guy Jordan, of New tilation. Alto held refrigeration ored that a co-oparatlve atore will oc­ COMPENSATORY DUTIES Passage Assured By a the cases before tho Circuit Court for Smyrna. The suits arc tho result charges onjfrults and vegetables un­ cupy the old ticket office. ON COTTON TEXTILES trim vne grand gr»..u Jury met -------and ----------trial. The found from an account published in the Heavy Republican reasonable )“ ■ftat they nre based on ’Where tho frame buildings former­ DENIED IN HOUSE TODAY indictments ngainst Joc in both eas^ Journal of a visit t <-«ntly to ho™ ly stood the railroad has built a high an excessive qilinlty of ice. Majority fence to keep out trespasser* from rs, but when the cases were called for of Mrs. Smith at New Smyrna by (By T V * Au*cUU4 B r***! the railroad property and tho Ira-, trial ho requested a continuance be­ Cause and Jordan in which it is al­ (By TV* A»»*<UU4 Br*»») was siruc* u, «..v WASHINGTON, July Smith Was struck by one provement In this part of the city la cause of tho absence of a material leged Mrs. Strain WASHINGTON, 21.—End of u u m a u . . **.a *.* v - . . . -------------------- -v. -------------------------- - -July ' along tho line* of the new spirit that witness on account of sickness. This man and that tha party w». compo.cd ^from long staple cotton were denied i(j,0 tariff fight in the house is due to­ -Itn tfn d rY trT ear down nTl unslghly was granted. The grnnd jury then In of member* of the Ku Klux hint). by the house today in line with Ha ac- | a vote on tha Fordnoy bill Is buildings. session mndo. their presentment and tlon yesterday in refusing edmpensa-^ BCheduM forlnte today with passage recommended that a special term of tory duties on leather products. | regarded assured In view of heavy court J)c called to dispose, of these ---------------------i rpuldican majority which thus far British Government cases nnd others on the docket. On VIGIN PINE TIMBER 1BUpportcd the measure as a whole. Will N ot R epresent June 27th, n special term of circuit OF SOUTH EXHAUSTED.- prospects for a bitter last ditch fight GOVERNOR AND LIEUT.-GOVER* court was called, Judge Wilson, of Miami P reacher ■ ■ 1I over some of the contested sections of NOR INDICTED FOR EM­ Mariana wna sent hero to preside. Tho ATLANTA, Gn., July 21.—The v ir-■the bm bbc voted on again before BEZZLEMENT Saucer enses were called and he being Concerning the Tarring and Feather­ gin pine timber of.the south is nearly ■thc flnn| „pproval is placed on tho present nnd represented also by ing Case Thia Week . exhausted, and the Southern Fores- ‘ ^ 8PRINGIELD, 111., July 21.—In­ Cheney A Akcrmnn, of Orlando, sev­ REPUBLICANS JOIN DEMOCRATS try Congress, opening Its session here • dictments charging Governor Small, _ , TO DEFEAT HIGH TAX eral motions, chief of which were tho WOMEN AND CHILDREN today, will discuss reforcstrntlon In t I Llout.-Governor F. E. Sterling, and ( ( ' *i _ T h e British ON SHOES motions for a change of venue were • BURNED TO DEATH. Vernon Curtis with embezzlement, LONDON, July 2 1 .-1 W u m taa the southern states as a means of ,i ;of, .a conll^ „ / j irovernment docs not intend to make argued, nil overruled and Saucer went conspiracy nnd■ operation .......... ..... . ,(guvirii.m... *„ the United WASHINGTON, July 21. — The providing for future timlier resources, j CLEVELAND, July 21.—Two wo­ conniurncy aim to trial on o'no case. It was found, Many nu*rt prominent in forest con­ ..... . *.... .... ',y ,h? States government concerning the . however, that a recent ruling of the bouse refused yesterday to put nn imservation work were listed nmong men nnd two children were burned to gamon county grand jury yesterday tarring nnd feathering If Irwin, a Nu,.rente w u n ................ . port tax on boots and shoes and other Supreme Court hnd held thnt the death in n boarding house fire here afternoon. , form of judgment used in the several, u,atht>r products, although it previous- speakers at the thrcc-duy sessions of British subject, at Miami Sunday, On tho first Indictment the gover­ today. .__________ _ . . /I A .. I.iaa insttffi, 1 _ t I fianil n tariff n n hliU'S. congress. __________ night, Cecil Ilarmsworth, under *•< County Judge’s Courts was insuffi ly had fixed a tariff on hides. nor, lieutenant-governor and Curtla The house voted down 99 to 02 n rotary of foreign affair* announced clpnt to give the Circuit Court juris­ wero charged with cmhczzlement - of in the house t>f common* today. He diction ns to second offenses in these ways and means committee amend­ $700,000. ' . • '' said he was confident thnt the United eases, and ho the circuit court lost ment proposing a duty of 10 per cent The indictment for conspiracy and States Itself will take atepa to see that jurisdiction, and .Judge .Wilson in­ on leather produpts, which was re­ confidence games charges that tho garded as an indication that the house justied is done, wlthqpt tho British structed the jury to return a verdict three obtained divera drafts, warrants government representation*. favoring the defendant. Thi* was may roverse itself-on the duty of 15 vouchers nnd documents to the done, and the defendant walked out per cent on hides when that question amount of two million dollar*. of the court room without waiting for comes up for separate vote today. Allcgcl illegal operations by the MAKE THOSE WlIO CUT Action by the house on tho lenthcr ’ the Judge to finally dispose of his DOWN A TREE PLANT DISCOUNT KATE governor, lieutenant-governor and cuso. The State Attorney, Mr. I>e- schedule came at the close of a stormy DeValera and Craig will • ANOTHER—HARDWICK. named in thc indictments, cen­ REDUCED TO 5>/2% , Curtis, Cottcs, then entered a nolle prossequo session, the Inst full day to be given Assist Smuts in Re­ tered around 'deposita of state funds as to the other case. Saucer was re­ over to actual consideration of the ATLANTA, July JU<—“Cltlxcna who with tho “Grant Park Ilnnk" held by storing Peace (By T V * A »»**U l*4 Br***l arrested on a wBrrnnt from the coun- Fordncy bill. Today at 3 o’clock vot­ cut down trees should be forced to put the grand Jury to, have been a ficti­ -------- •* ✓ BOSTON, July 21.—A reduction In .ty judge’s court In both cases, and ing on amendments nnd on tbo bill it­ trees In the|r place*,” Governor Hard­ tious institution slnco 1908, when it (By T V * A***<ItU4 B r***) the discount rate of federal reserve when the easel were called his at­ self will start with the understanding LONDON, July 21*—A basis for a banks in Boston, New York,.Philadel­ censed to function. wick declared In welcoming tho third • . tomeys entered a pie* of “uterfois that final action on the measure will conference to attem pt tho settlement Individual bonds on each indictment Southern Forestry Congresi which phia nnd San Francisco to 5V4 per cent acquit” (or former jeopardy and be taken before adjournment. The bill of thc Irish question has not yet-been were fixed at $50,000. , opened Ra sessions here today. was announced here yesterday. The acquittal) in ‘ both eases. t The state then will be sept to the senate. found, it was announced in official new rotes are effective today. They Governor Small will appear In court The necessity of taking at »p» to _ filed a motion to strike each of the communique issued after thc confer­ have been approved by the federal re­ this morning it was said, to arrange vent tho south's forcata from beinff pleas. Last Monday a session of he JUGO 8I.AVIA MINISTER ence today between Lloyd Georgo nnd lia bonds. denuded waa stressed by all ipeakars,. KILLED UY ASSASSIN serve board. • county judge’s court was held for the DeValera. DeValera will return to Thc “Grant Park Bank”, establish­ in a letter' from President H ardlnf purpose of hearing arguments on the Dublin tomorrow and will communi­ TALLAHASSEE, July* 21.—Thc ed many years ago by thc late Sena­ and in a paper by Secretary of (By TV* ZiM«*l*d Br***) matter. Tho arguments of counsel cate with Lloyd n n GRADE. July 21.—Minister of -----.— - - George - after further board of commissioners of state Insti­ tor E. C. Curtis and Alonzo Curtla, culture Wallace, who was unable being made Judge Housholder took Interior Drnshkovlcs of Jugo-Slovia discussions with his follow * ** s there. T ; tutions will meet here July 27 to con­ father of Vernon Curtia, although be present. , the m atter under advisement until yes­ sider ways nnd means of expending having ceased to function several was shot dead this morning by young — Henry p . H artner of Uranio . (By TV*. Au m UUS B»**0 terday. when he handed down an or­ The asslssln was $250,000 appropriated b ythe last leg­ years prior to Small’s term as treas­ president of the congress, declared Bosnian communist, LONDON, July 21.—DeValera con­ der sustaining tho state’s motion to urer, wn? used by the alleged con hla address that taxea and fire * ferred with Lloyd George thla morn­ islature for Improving thc state caplstrike the picas, and the defendant, arrested. splrntors as thc agency through which been the chief obstacles in the tol. The commissioners will examine ing from 11:30 to shortly after noon. Saucer, was put on trial. to mako loan* of state fund* to Ar pay $1,000 and costs, or not plans for Improvement*, which call of reforeatratlon. “Should it be In the first caw, No. 825, a jury tho $1,000 and costs he gets an addi­ A large crowd of Sinn Fein sympa­ mour A Co., and Swift A Co., Chicago for remodelling and additions to the thizers were on hand to cheer their eoaary to send to the Mlddleweat consisting of the f # n r i n g ; W. R. tional eight months, which give* him leader on hla arrival.. While a large building, and also wil (consider the paokert, according to the indictments. the Pacific coast for lumber to b « ' Prevatt, Joe Cameron, Y. 0. CoHcr, a sentence of twenty months. number recited the Roiary other* employment of *n arch*t»:?._____ in the South?? he asked. “II am i_ H. F. Steele, M. Stolnoff and F. W. He immediately entered notice of ‘Extracts” is Basis waved Sinn Fein flag* and aang Iriah to say,” he added,.“th a t moat of Talbot, were sworn and bearing the appeal and his appeal bond waa fixed hope for an amiable.meeting between •outhern states are taking atepa evidence and charge of»the court, re­ by Judge Housholder at $8,000. Hi* aonga. DaValera waa chatting and the two Iriah leader*, but the moder­ For Heart Balm Case smiling as he came out and It seemed >TVvi remedy their forest difficqltis.t« and t turned a verdict of guilty. appeal goes to the Circuit court, and ating Influence of General Smut* (Br TU A****ut*4 Br***) In the second or Case No. 320, a if the judgment of the county judge a to the crowd th at he waa pleased coupled with Belfast dispatches to restore waste forest lands.” with tha ^Interview. ’ SALISBURY, N. C„ July 20.— He urged prevention offlre and jury of R. W. Lord, O. C. D*k*r ’ court la sustained Saucer will have to thb effect that Sir James doe* not re­ When 'a Wife sues for damagei for Muuon, H. M- Rumbley, J. A. Rum­ pay the penalty Imposed by Judge change in taxation of forest land • LONDON, July 21.—The probabil­ gard the peace parleys as Interrupted, alienation of her hbaband's affections th a t tha taxes be levied upon the ble? and C. D. Couch brought In A ity of a meeting In Belfast of Eamonn have gone a long way toward re-es­ •he generally names another woman. her yield .at' the time of cutting. verdict of guilty. . . _• i S i U t o was represented In all ar­ tablishing confidence. Judge Housholder then asked Sau­ guments and during the trial* by DeValera and Blr James Craig, the Other than to-appolnt a c Mr. peValera, now la reported will­ Not so with Mrs. Mellsaa J. Woodcer If he hsd anything to say why Schell a M*lnes, prosecuting •Horne* Ulster premier, Is foreshadowed In ing to go to Belfast and meet Sir Ington. of thls/elty, F lrroring ex­ on' resolutions the congress transactsentence should not be pronounced. He for the county, who was asalsted by some political quarters this morning. Jam ei Afler "he Tias’dlscuased with bit tracts, grown potent since prohibition, ed no business today, the meeting Gen. J. C. Bmu&rpremier of South replied th a t he had nothing to say, Gtc.JVv DcCoUei, while Sauc« .ws* Dublin follower* certain proposals are her co-respondents. Mr*. Wood- vlijg given over to addressee and whereupon the J u ^ KnttnCCdJlim represented by the firm of Cheney A Africa, who re-entered the negotia­ which, it is understood, Premier Lloyd Ington today filed suit for llO.OOO .late aftemood to a visit to ** to p a f a fine of $5<&00 and costs and Akerman, of Orlando. Under the law tions yesterday, doubtless Is largely George will submit to him today. • against W. A. Bozeman, a grocer, who Wren’s Neat,” home of the lata in addition to serve for a period of six the state will be represented in the responsible for th lran d similar optim­ The. British cabinet yesterday gave the charges sold to her husband flav­ Chandler Harris. months on the copnty road, and upon appeal by Geo. A. DeCottei, state’* istic speculation which has survived special consideration to the 1Irish oring extracts which caused him to under great difficulties since Monday, default of tKe payment o f fine to neglect and to beat her. Mrs. WoodWe can’t love the man who goea when the Ulster premier departed question and it la believed that the ington doesn’t specify the flavor. serve fo r a period of four months ‘ S i . <"l'br*Ud Saucer caae la aforementioned proposal* will be dis­ suddenly for Belfast making a force­ church and singe “Stand up for longers The sentence In UM'second rapidly drawing to a close, and U a cussed at great length, and that they ful statement on the subject of self­ ■us,” and then w ont stand up ,. ‘ case was the same as In the nrst, demonstration th at he that offend* are likely to receive the approval of —Get your Scratch Pada from The determination aa it applied to U liter. woman In a street car. to begin a t the expiration of the first. the majesty of the »*w, must sooner Herald—by tha pound—15c. _ Thi* teemed for a tlm6 to end mil the entire ministry. This gives the defendant one year on i, • the county road and requires him to ,or later P»Y . -i -i. ' j . -. ' ■ ' ; ;* •• • .• r ‘ a J ‘ * ■' ' 'M In Ice Cream Sodas H. C. SPARKMAN AND HIS PAPER SUED FOR LIBEL END OF TARIFF BILt, DUE IN HOUSE TODAY, VOTE ON FORDNEY BILL INDICTMENTS FOR OFFICIALS • * OF ILLINOIS HIGH TARIFF ON SHOES IS KNOCKED OUT IRISH CHIEFS TO CONFER PROBABLY AT ULSTER CAPITAL -SITUATION SEEMS BETTER • • .. * ' **X * ■** 'y' *■ I _« __ • ■■ i • • * " ’• —■ — ' ” : * . �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 18,1921 CROP PROSPECTS FOR F L O R I D A AREVERYBRIGHT CITU US CROP BETTER THAN EX PECTED AND STAPLES ABB FINE. | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell have bo’t a small car. John Lundquist, Jr., begun work for H arry Kent at their shop in town this week. Walfred Pierson has been having a little let off from shop work this week nnd is working out their orange grove.* His brother Carl la helping, also. Mr. and Mrs. Tcltsma, of Geneva, were Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Westerdick. They came up quite often as he has colonies of bees on the old Keely place, now known as the Phillips place. Wm. Miller, of Orlando, spent a day last week at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Volie Williams. Mrs. John Borell was calling a t the homes of Mrs. Ballinger and other friends in Grapeville. Mr. and Mrs. Jameson, of Sanford wero callers Sunday at the honjc of Mr. and Mrs. T. 0 . Tyner. We understand Mr. Vihlen has put up a cottage for his nephew from Sweden, who will live with them until he learns our language, cracker style. In our Fourth of July items, the names of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tyner, who spent the week end and remained over for the Fourth with relatives in Jacksonville, were unintentionally ojpmitted. Property seems to be changing hnnds rapidly in Grapeville of late. We understand Mr. and Mrs. August Swanson purchased the cottage and 2V4 acres of land of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Beck, but do not expect to move to it at present. Andrew Bertleson and wife nnd baby arc expecting to visit for n short time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reid in Palatka nnd with other rela­ tives at Seville nnd Boston nnd in Georgin. . Mr. nnd Mrs. Nonh Fry motored up Sunday from Windemcre to spend the day nt the home of her sister, Mrs. T. 0. Tyner, bringing with them Mrs. Bengston for n short visit nnd Miss Eunice Tyner who hns been their guest a couple of weeks. Mr. Swnn of nenr Twin Lakes was n morning caller in Grapevillo Wed­ nesday on his wny to town. He tells us he frequently spends Sundny with his friend, Mr. Lynn, who i^ still in poor health. John Borell is busy at present doing repair work on his residence. mui, J. H. Gilman, C. D. Lcffler, J. L Wilson, E. C. Romfh. MIAMI, July 13.—Five bank presi­ dents yesterday were elected com­ missioners of the city of Miami under the new city-manager form of govern­ ment adopted 1n an election January 21. The new government replaces the old councllmanic form. The largest vote in the history of the city was cast, totalling 0,717. The bankers were opposed by five candidates who termed themselves the Independent ticket. The highest man on the banker’s %ticket received 860 votes more than tho leader on the In­ dependent ticket and the low man of the bankers 216 more than the Inde­ pendents' high man. The commissioners wi]l be inaugur­ ated Friday. They are: J. E. Lum- All of these gentlemen are known to Sanford people and one of them, especially, In Charlie LefTler. He is a former Sanford boy, the son of C. H. LefTler of this city, and is one of the pioneers of Miami, where he went as a youth and grew up w ith that flour­ ishing city. His success in business and his success in politics is always a source of gratification to his many Sanford friends. If all of the com­ missioners are a4 good as Charlie LefTler. Miami will have the best govemment th a t city has ever experienc- Or TU I mmUM Tnm) GAINESVILLE, July 15.—Crop prospects over the state were irregu­ lar on July 1 according to the report of the Federal Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates here on condition dur­ ing the month June. The report, prepared by Sam T. Fleming, statis­ tician of the bureau, declared citrus fruits were improving and that indi­ cations on July 1 were for increased production of rice, peanuts, peas and legumes generally with a decrease in corn, cotton, tobacco and most of the Clough returned Sunday to Lakeland our main avenues, it rather takes tho other staple crops. after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. McCall. Joy out of keeping to beautify a coun­ The citrus crops are recovering L. M. Dowdy left Sunday for a short try community to havo little old ten­ from the critical condition caused by ant houses built on w hat should he visit to his fsmily a t Ambrose, Ga. dry.w eather in May and June, says Miss Elisabeth Y o u n g . entertained the best streets, and any way, the the report. Grapefruit especially, a t a swimming party a t Lake Charm colored people much rather live in the when compared with the condition o1 Saturday afternoon in honor of her colored settlements. form er years, promises a heavier yield cousins, Francis and C harier Richard than usual. Oranges are not up to Walpole, of Sarasota. the usual condition but did improve Miss Katherine Lawton is visiting during June and the pessimistic feel­ her aunt, Mrs. Mathiaon, a t Fort ing of growers earlier in the>eason as Myers. regards production has shifted now to Mias Inex Strange, of Sanford, the question of transportation and spent Sunday afternoon in Oviedo, the rates. No reliable estimate of produc­ guest of Miss Nell Williams. tion for the citrus crops can be mado Work has been started on the new Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young and lit­ this early because conditions during postofTice, which is to be right across tle daughter, WHda, left Thursday for the next six weeks or two months will from the old one. determine largely the site of the crop. Hot Springs, Ark. * Mr. and Mrs. Reiter and children Prospects for a good yield, however, Miss Nell Williams spent Saturday were visitors in Orlando Friday. £re better now than earlier in the in Sanford. J. E. Phipps returned Friday from season. . Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope, Fran­ Miami. There has been some shifting of cis Swope, Miaa Mable Swope 'and Frank Topliff, of Orlando, was a acreages in the staple crops but grow­ James ush spent Satuarday afternoon visitor in town Wednesday. ing conditions Indicate production will in Sanford Bill Setchcr was a visitor In San­ NOT be in line with such changes. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Sunday and ford Saturday. Com, with an increase of about for­ baby, John, left Tuesday after an ex­ Mr. Spinks was, transacting busi­ ty thousand acres over last year pro­ tended visit to the family of Mr. andd ness in' Sanford Saturday. • ' mises a lower production because of Mrs. A. J. McCulley. C. H. Heaten, of Fort Myers, is the damage to early plantings from Messrs. W. B. Young..Lee Jordan visiting his mother, Mrs. H. Heaton. dry weather. The bulk of the pro­ andd Rev. L. E. W right, spent Tues­ duction will come from hte late plant­ day in Orlando. ■ Ings. Cotton, on a grently decreased acreage, promises low yields nnd decreased production Tobacco, with an increase of five per cent in acreage, and a perfect stand which gave early indications of unusually heavy yields, was serious­ ly affected by tho dry weather in May and June nnd production was further curtailed by damage nnd losses from rains at harvest time. The rice acreage is fully twentyfive per cent grenter than in 1920 due to extensive plnntings in one or two localities. J7ie acreage nlrendy planted to sweet potatoes, peanuts nnd hay crops is smaller Jhan Inst yenr but plant­ ing hns been delayed by dry weather and late plnntings, extending through July and part of August, may offset these decreases. ( The meeting nt the Methodist The condition of honeybees over the state on July 1 was excellent, so church closed Sundny evening nftcr a far as strength of colonics nnd hcnlth- very strong sermon by Dr. Walker fulness was concerned, the Bureau on the subject of "Influence." states. The avernge yield of surplus A. E. Fnrncll hns bought out tho Mr.nnd Mrs. W. E. Young s; honey .per colony to that (Into was 35 ptock of S. P. Walnwright nnd moved Wednesday ift Orlando. ‘ pounds as compared with an average it into tho Oviedo Mercantile 'C6., J. A. Pickett, of Wildwood, spent for tho United States of 23.7 pounds. store. Wednesday and Thursday In Oviedo. Much higher yicldn would have been Mrs. Moran and children, of Geneva, A gloom wns cast over the whole of made under more favprnblo condi­ and Mrs. Rose, of Lockhart, are in Oviedo Monday by tho Budden death tions but rniny weather during the Oviedo this week being called here heaviest flow through the Tupelo sec­ of Mrs. Janie Jackson Dlvins, niece by the illness of their mother, Mrs. tion of West Florida nnd dry weather of Mrs. C. L. West. Mr. Divlns and Sundial. ' •' with extensive burning of the woods Miss Jackson were married in San­ Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lee and little earlier in the year over the state as a ford Inst Tuesday. On Friday morn­ daughter, Dorothy May, and Mrs. $•' ing Mrs. Dlvins was taken violently whole cut off what promised to he a W. Swope, spent Wednesday In Or­ season of unusually heavy honey pro­ HI nnd all efforts to save her seemed lando. futile until Monday morning at five duction. . • T. W. Lawton and little son, WllPreliminary estimates of ncrcago o’clock she passed away. Her mothlinghnm,left Wednesday for a visit pod production for 1921, the first to Jacksonville. numerals representing acres and tho Miss Nell Williams spent Wednes­ last production, follow: day evening in Sanford. Com, 820,000 and 10,414,000 bush­ Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brannon and els; cotton 82,000 and 15,500 bales; Mrs. I. L. Cook, of Orlando, left Thurs pw'eet potatoes 43,000 and 4,267,000 day for a two week’s stay a t Daytona bushels; tobacco 4,400 ami il,0?0|W9 Beach. pounds; rice 3,700 and 92,000 bushels; Mrs. W. M. W right left Thursday h ats 67,000 and 776,000 bushels; hay for Tampa. all 129,000 and 143,000 tons; Irish po­ J. A. Rush spent Wednesday In Or­ tatoes 19,000 and 1,760,000 bushels; peanuts 109,000 and 3,700,000 bushels; lando. sorghum for syrup, 60 and 71,000 gal­ funeral. Mrs. . Dlvins had visited Bliss Eddie Rushing left Thursday lons; sugar cane for syrup, 25,000 Oviedo many times and was a great for her home in Ocala afte r an ex­ acres but no estimate of production favorite with all who knew her. The tended visit to her aunt, Mrs. Wade.. a t this time. Newa has been received in, Oviedo sympathy of the entire community The growing condition of crops on of the blfth of s son, James Marvin goes out to the grief Stricken family July 1, 1920, and July 1, 1921, the to Mr. and M rs. C. B Jones, of in this dark hour of sorrow. first figure being that of the former Tampa. Blessrs. Francis andd Charles Rich­ and the latter of this year, normal A. K. Wade spent Wednesday In ard Walpole motored from Sarasota condition being represented by 100% Leesburg. • Friday to be the guest of their aunt, as follows: The property Just back of the Sea­ Com 76%-74%; sweet potatoes Mrs. W. E. Young, for several .days. board depot has been leased by J, A. 88-86; tobacco, 90-81; rice, 93-90; Hay They left for home Wednesday corHaigh for a concrete block plant, op­ all, 90-93; oata (a) 86-05;• pasture 95­ rying with them Miss Elixabeth erations to begin right away on the 82; field peas 86-86; field beans 85­ Young. Bliss Mable Swope also ac­ manufacture of building blocks of all 87; patches, 76-76; pears, 36-65; wat­ companied them . as fa r as Tampa kinds. ermelons (b) ■ 150-110; cantaloupes where she goea to visit Miss Ethel '(b ) 72-80; peanuts, 89-00; sorghum 'n . n former resident of Oviedo. (fo r-sy ru p ), 88-86; pineapples, 76­ T. L. Lingo left Tuesday f<)r Ches­ ORLANDO, July 14.—Work will 80; oranges, 90-86; grapefruit 79-86; ter, S. C., Yrom which place he will begin within 60 days on construction limes, 83-83. . • , • go to Jonaluska, N. C|. as a student of T 'le n story modem hotel here to — -(a ) Condition*at-time of harvcstr ~ a t the School of Blethods for Sunday cost approximately $1,000,000 as the (bj Per cent of normal production. school workers. result of the* closing . of a contract ‘ whereby the present site of the Mrs. Sundial, mother of Mr*. S. TALLAHASSEE, July 14.—J. A. McBride, is quite ill at the {lome of Chamber of Commerce andd- 80 feet adjoining waa acquired by the pro­ owe, of McClenny, has been appointed the U tter. Mrs. Sundial is eightymoters of the building. The hotel site . sheriff of Baker county, by Gov. Har- two y e a n old end little hope for her will havd a frontage of ISOfeet on deen, toisueceed D. V. Selph, resigned. recovery Is held by the family and tenant houses for their colored help (srlth all ap9logies to the colored Orange avenue and extend back 100 friends. „ . •„ H. B. McCall, Jr., and Christens folks), to live in, and mule barns on feet on Oak s tr e e t * - - -* . .- - i ' . • - 1 • • _________ :_______ • s - - • . ! ' • • . • ■ • ■ * f . i * * ■ • ■■ j ' . • . . * • g • • • ■, . • • 1 • * Y Sanford Shoe and Clothing THE CLOTHCRAFT STORE IS >A CLEAN MARKET ■* So says the Florida Board of Health Sugar, 13 p o u n d s.......................................$1.00 Sunnygold Syrup, can ........ 13 Can^fripe, Saturday only, p er can............. 25 Catsup, Lippincot’s best, per b o ttle ..... .20 Campbell’s Beans, 2 for..,.;-........................ .25 A rm our’s Tall Milk, per doz............. •....... 1.50 A rm our’s Small Milk, per doz. « .75 Goblin Soap, per b a r......... ....................... .06 F at Fryers, per lb....... ............... .t ............ .45 CHOICE MEATS OF ALL KINDS Everything else in the m ark et and grocery line a t reduced prices . I. D. MARTIN, M anager Phone 113 W elaka Block THAT IS BETTER THAN THE BEST. 7—THAT IS ABOVE ANYTHING TO Bfi l FOUND IN SANFORD. THAT ARE BELOW EVERY BODY. YOU KNOW U. S. TIRES ARE GOOD TIRES ACCESSORY DEPARTMENT ELDER SPRINGS WATER ALL THE TIME ENERGIZER SERVICE AT JACKK 80NVILLE, July 14.—The ORLANDO Civic Clearing House which will have for its purpose the -coordination of ef­ The “Energizer” Service can forts of all -civic •bodies in this city at Orlando a t 18 West C e n t n Has been organised and H. P. Adair, president of the. Chamber of Comchalnnan for a merce, chosen as chairman Rub-My-Tfem cures month- Under the plan of organiza­ tion a new chairman will he elected each month. . '• the Herald office. Sanford Machine & Foundry Co. i a ■ i-fi!> • » V \ . . • ; ’ iKoCk* l» annex b«r»bjr f t t . w --------. ■ • • * ' * l ( General Machine and Boiler Work Automobile S tarter Gear' Bauds, Mounted on Fly Wheels Automobile Crank Shaft* Returned Gas Engine* end Pumps Overhauled Irrigation Nipple* ‘ Phone 62 w « - *=, * - I " ■-*&, J ; i-_— _ . • , You want to get 100 cents for every dollar you spend. A Clothcraft suit will give you all of th a t There’s lots of wear-resisting quality, long lasting good fit and shapeliness, built in, and the price is just what it should be — decidedly reasonable. To top it off, it’s guaranteed to wear and serve—easily a dollar’s worth for every one you spend. m < �THE SANFORD WEEKLY. HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921 PROMISES MUCH TO THE HOYS WHO WILL GET PAID FOB VACATION FINE TJOT PAID ADDITIONAL SIX MONTHS WILL BE IMPOSED (Br n * Ah k Ii M Pr*u) The nnnual encampment of the nat­ ORLANDO, July 10.—R. D. War­ ional guard'will take place from Au­ ing wns sentenced today to six months gust Gth to 20th of this year nnd will in jail nnd a fine of four hundred dol­ be interesting to Sanford people from lars and costs. If fine is not paid an S o ld o n ly the fact that this is the first time this by deal additional sentence of six months wll Will Be Placed on Exhibition in Chi- city has had n piilitary company in many years and Sanford will be rep­ be imposed to begin at expiration o:' resented by Company D, the machine first six months, Waring was con­ gun outfit. Captain DeCottes sends victed of aggravated assault upon J. out the following dope about cncamp-t F. Ange, local banker, whom he shot AS THE REPORT GOES BACK TO March 30th. His counsel has given ments and vacations: WAR TIME SYSTEM notice of appeal and Waring has put Headquarter*, Co. D, 1st Inf. F. N. G. AND LOSSES up *1,000 bail. Sanford, Fla., July 16, 1921. Memo. WASHINGTON, July 19.—OperaMOFFETT NAVY AIR CHIEF To All Enlisted Men of Co. D,-lst tion of tho shipping board’s fleet for Inf. F. N. G. the fiscal year just ended resulted in WASHINGTON, July 18,—Captain . Subject: Annunl Encampment from a loss of approximately *380,000,000, William E. Moffett was named by August Gth.to 20th. Chairman Lasker of the board an­ 1. —It is hoped that practically ev­President Harding yesterday to be nounced last night. This deficit waa ery man of this organization will ar­ chief of the navy department’s bureau greater by *280,000,000 than previous range his affairs so as to attend the of aernatutics with the rank of rearestimates from official sources and the DcWitt Clinton, cpming. encampment of the Florida admiral. wns announced follOwTnj? an examina­ Nntional Guard. Every man is en­ tion of ail board accounts. titled to n vacation. This encamp­ The government's venture in the ment provides the opportunity of a merchant marine business Inst year 16-days vacation with all expenses NON-SKID RED-TO P CORD involved a total expenditure of *680,paid and in addition, the enlisted men 000,000 so .far os could bo ascertained attending are paid for their services from tho bonrd’s books which Mr. while in camp. Ij»sker described as in bad shape. The 2. —Apropos of tho coming cncnmpnew chairman estimated that it would R ed u ctio n o n all styles and sizes ment which affords n vacation, the cost the' government *300,000,000 to WASHINGTON, July 18.—Con­ following excerpts are taken from an enrry on operation of the fleet this gress is now considering a national nr tide by George Ado: year. .‘1.—Move around before the ivy In stating that nn examination of Sunday law. Should such a law pass the hooks showed that *3KU,000,000 it would thereafter ho practically im­ begins to climb up your legs. When hud been expended from the public possible to carry on any kind of busi­ the days arc long and hot got ready funds of the shipping board Inst year, ness on Sunday in the United States, .to- file off the ball nnd chnin.' 4.—Wait until the Asters are Mr. Lasker said that this '"revealed and the measure will undoubtedly meet with much opposition on the blooming, and then no matter where an astounding case of absolute decep­ part of those who look with disfavor you go, go somewhere else. Only nn little nephew, nnd Miss Martha Fox tion to the country nnd congress." left yesterday for Daytonu Bench "The president was astonished nnd upon anything savoring of a "blue oyster remains forever at the old where they have taken a cottage with homestead. dismnyed that such a condition could law." their sister, Mrs. Snm Pittman, of In presenting to the senate the 6.—If the nil-wise Arranger had Tampa, for a month. exist when 1 laid these figures before him yesterday afternoon, hut he want­ statement of a committee composed mount for you to look out of the II of the time, ho George Dean, of Wnycross, Ga., ed me to.give the public the facts," he of those interested in Sahboth ob­ same spent Saturday nnd Sunday with his servance, Senator McKellnr, of Ten­ would not have given you iegs. added. cousins, Mrs. Morton Thigpen, nnd nessee said that he did not give his G.—The planet you are now visiting Total expenditures over receipts ap­ Dr. Dean. assent to the proposal, but that he may be the only one you ever see. peared to lie approximately *380,000,Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher motor­ 000 Mr. Lasker said instead of *99,- would have it Inserted in the Congres­ Even if you get to travel, the next one may not have any Grand Canyon or ed to Daytona Bench yesterday with 518,6G7.11 ns previously shown by tliB sional Record. This proposal wns in the form of Niagara .Falls. C. B. Thompson, of Orlando. hoard’s hooks. A commercial concern an appeal to the president and con­ 7. —It is true that n rolling stone Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Sorrell and their operating on a similar basis would have been in the hands of a receiver I gress for a national Sunday law, by gathers no moss, but it gets rid of the daughter, Miss Hazel Sorrell, of Orsome time ago, the chairman assert-1the Southern Methodist General Con­ rough corners nnd takes on a beauti­ Inndo, are the guests of their daugh­ ful polish. Besides, who wnnts to be ter, Mrs. C. W. Stokes, at her home ed, stating also that he knew this', ference, is ns follows: state of affairs, was nut the fault of | 1 Hereafter it shnll he unlawful covered with moss? Some hermits on Magnolia nve. Mrs. Morton Thigpen and little son Admiral Benson, former chairman of for any person in the employment of are learned but only the travelers are the board, nor of Controller Twee- tlic United States to work or carry on wise. Go mi a journey every year so Billie, left yesterday on the bout for that you may jolt out of your brittle Jacksonville, going from there to "How I Cleared the Mill of Rats," By ICE FACTORY BURNED dale. He said (lint it was due to the| his ordinary vocation on Sunday. 2 —It shall be unlawful for any ‘J. Tucker, R. I. NEAR OCALA TODAY. head-piece the notion that your home Douglas, Ga., where they will visit system started during tho war, nnd' person or corporation to operate on OWNERS SUFFER BIC. LOSS township is the steering-gear of the relatives for several weeks. "As night watchman believe I have continued until recently. The money I Sunday any freight or passenger universe, ' which is unaccounted for was paid by! Miss Mildred Simmons, of Jackson­ seen more rats than any man. Dogs (B 7 Th» A u s c l* U 4 f l H i l 8. —Don't' worry about loss of timeville, is the attractive guest of Miss wouldn't dare go near them. Got the chairman to have been disbursed j train, or mail train, or any other train OCALA, July 19,-^The ice factory $1.26 pkg. pf RAT-SNAP, inside of by operators of government owned or part of such train in the carrying from business or the expense (this Julia .Zachnry. nnd warehouse of Johnson & John­ boots for which a full accounting has on of Hie interstate commerce, trade, vacation will iost you nothing^ you Mrs. II. B. Connelly and . little six weeks cleared them all out. Killed son, nt Reddick fifteen miles n*rtbof or traffic of.any kind. get pnid for it). daughter, Mary, and her mother, Mrs. them by the score every night. Guess not been*made. The chninnnn furth­ Ocula, was destroyed by fire thU 3.—It shall be unlawful for any 9. —Some people think if theyHawkins, left yesterday for Winston- the rest ware scared away. I'll never er asserted that of 9,000 voyages morning. The fire is supposed to po.ltoffice to be open on Sunday or to splurge around and have n good time Salem, N. C., Mrs. Connelly nnd little he without RAT-SNAP." Three sizes, made only 3,000 had been accounted have caught from the furnace. Loss deliver mail on Sunday. may be tin* children will not have Mary will go to Washington, New 36c, G6e, $1.26. Sold and guaranteed for nnd that 200 auditors were now is estimated at twenty-five thuosaod I. It shall Is1 unlawful for any enough funds in the next 16 years to York and Baltimore before returning by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. working uii the books of these opera­ person or < orporation under any lidollars. keep them in touring ears and fur t or s to find out w ha t happened. home. cense iif the government to enter in ciiulk. Don't be afraid to make a will Rev. A; S. I’eek and his mother, interstate business of any kind on reading as follows: "Dear Offspring, Mrs. Jonathan Peck, left this morning Buy it with o Herald Want Ad, Sunday. 3,991,597 Tons of Test cards—local views—lc each at go out and get it the same as I did." for Daytona Beach and are pleasant­ .—Six Inonlhs* imprisonment and HERALD ADS get results. 10. —It is time to declare for thely located nt the Manor apartments. the Herald office. Cotton Seed Crushed n Gfine ranging from $100 to *10,000 rights and privileges of the passing J. B. Huff, of Atlanta, Gn., A ugust 1 to June 30 would be plnced on any one violating generation. Tnke your vacations while willMrs,arrive tonight nnd will l>c the this law. you can get them, eventually you may guest of her son nnd daughter, Dr, WASHINGTON, July 19—The June 7.—Any cor|K»rotion violating this not he able to name the spots you are and Mrs. Ben Cnswell. She will be lizcr without getting our NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF cotton seed and cotton seed products law would suffer a fine ranging from going to visit next, accompanied by Misses Katherine MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticide, rejam of the census bureau, for the *1,000 to $100,000, and upon a second Huff nnd Margaret Bostwick. GEO. A. DeCOTTES, Sprayers. Poult/y Supplies. -:-:- - •:• -:•> period August 1 to June 30, issued violation would forfeit its charter. It Capt. Inf. F. N. G. Mrs. J, M. Mitchell and daughter, yesterday by the census bureau shows is provided, however, that emergency Get May 20th, 1921, Price Lists. Now furnishing “SIMON PURE’ and Elizabeth, have returned from nn ex­ Cotton seed crushed 3,991,597 tons, instances of charity and necessity nre . “GEM BRANDS” DEATH OF THOMAS BAKER tended visit with relatives in Missis­ compared with 3,999,485 period last not included nor punishable under the E. O. PA IN TER FERTILIZER CO. sippi. year; on hand at mills June 30, 109,- provisions of this act. JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA (T ro m r n d . f ’i D . l l j ) Mrs. Emma E. Johnson nnd little* 309 tons, compared with 30,044 tons a Thomas J. Baker died at his home daughter, Frances Aline, left Satur­ year ngh on Snnford Heights this morning nt day for an extended visit with rela­ . Crude oil produced 1,279,630,014 •10:30 o'clock after n lingering illness. tives in Georgia nnd Alnhnmn. Her pounds, compared with 1 207,004,373; Mr. Bnkcr had suffered two strokes son, Arthur, will join her in Mont­ on hand 47,850,G20 pounds, compared of paralysis, the last one about a gomery. They will he nwny until with 44,928,432. year ago, paralyzing his limbs but he September. Relined oil produced 1,129,142,508 bore his suffering nnd ill health with Mr. nnd MVs. Charles Evnns .and pound.*, compared with 967,400.331; Christian fortitude nnd in his lucid children of Manatee, arrived last on hund 295,719 pounds, compared Alabama Lady Wai Sick For T hru intervals wns cheerful and resigned. night and nre the guests of the form­ with 328,713,203. ' Deceased was a native of Tennessee er's sister, Mrs. H. L. Gibson. Mr. Years, Suffering Pain, Nervous Ca'.c and meal produced 1,750,106 nnd came to Sanford with his family Evans left this morning for Gnincatons', compared with 1,811,694; on and Depressed—Read rfer from Knoxville, Tenn., about two vllle, where he will be until Thurs­ hand 07.455 tons, compared with 176,I HAVE THEM years ngo, moving to a farm on the day. Own Story of Recovery* 169. West Side nnd about one year ago on Among those from Sanford enjoy­ Linters produced 432,281 bales, account of Mr. Baker's health the ing the delightful ocean breexes and compared with 606,461; on hand 154,family moved to Sanford Heights; surf nt Daytona Beach yesterday were 051 hales, compared with 213,082. Paint Rock, Ala.—Mrs. C, i t Stegall building n new homo there, lie was Misses Mildred Lee, Anna Mason, Exports were: Oil 279,586,093 Of near here, recently related tho fok about seventy years of age at the Hattie Estridge, Messrs. Frank Allen, lowing interesting account pf her r* time of his death. Jim Lee and City Manager C. J, coTcry: “I was In a weakened con Four daughters and one son and a Ryan. dltlon. I was sick three years In bed wife arc left to mourn the loss of ■offering & great deal of pain, weak father and husband. lion—lots are being sold right along and building In this nerroos, depressed. . I waa so weak, section is such as to gladden the heart of those who have The funeral services will take place I couldn't walk across the floor; Just tomorrow morning nt 11 o’clock, Dr. the good of Sanford at heart. had to lay and my little onee do thi MT. DORA WILL HAVE Walker, of the Methodist church, of­ work. 1 was almost dead. I tried NEW STREET PAVING every thing I heard of, and a Humber cf ficiating,. interment beirig made in This is no idle talk—I have weighed the statement and doctors. flUll I didn't.get any relief Lake view cemetery.' to say just what is my candid, convictions would put it MT. DORA, July 19.—The council I couldn't eat, and slept poorly. I The sympathy of the many friends of ML Dora has ordered street pav­ believe if I hadn’t heard of and takes Is ext ended”fo the bereaved family, most too strong for the careful, conservative person—that EXCdpUoHully. good Cardul I would have died. I bough! ing bids on buSinecss and residential ■lx bottles, after a neighbor told ml grade. person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who streets to the extent of two and a jshat it did for her. I Wouldn't Go Camping Without To insure prompt has VISION will agree with me now—the other later. . hal fmiles. This wiltgive Mt. Dorm 4 “I began to eat and sleep, began t< Rat-Snap," Says Ray White delivery place orders 1-2 miles of asphalt streets. In making gain my strength and am now well now. strong; I haven't had any trou the new improvements the clay on tho and “Wife and 1 spent our vacation Any quantity. Write ble since . . . I sure can testify to thi strets remade will be placed on the good that Cardul did me. I donl camping last summer, smell of cook­ for prices on your re­ streets and thus ML Dora will he think there la a better tonlo madl ing brbught rata. We went to town, quirements. about the most completely paved and I believe It saved my life.” got some RAT-SNAP, broke up For over 40 years, thousands of wo cakes, but it outside our tent. Wa ■mail city in the state. men have used Cardul successfully In the treatment of many womanl] got the rats alright—big fellows.” Farm ers, storekepers, housewives, ailments. Rub-My-Tism kills infection, P. O. Box 2163, Station AWatch the South East Comer ot If you suffer as these women did should use RAT-SNAP. Three sixes: JACKSONVILLE, FLA (ike Cardul. It may help you, too. 36c, 66c, *1.25. Sold and guaranteed At all druggists, E 85 by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. And Only One-Third of Famous Old Engine, W inner World Record, O perations Are Ac­ Restored to Old Shape counted For give tire mileage at the lowest cost A N ew Low Price on a Known and Honest Product AGENTS FOR Phone 17 Farms, Homes, “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” ‘ �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921 TO INVESTIGATE WOULD GO FROM HOUSE TO HOUSE ACTIVITIES OF REV. IRWIN GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES HAVE BEEN GREATLY CUT IN YEAR JUST PASSED TARRING AND FEATHERING AT MIAMI HAS STARTED SOMETHING JAPAN SPLIT ON BIG ISSUE DISARMAMENT PUBLIC DEBT CUT Decrease of 387 Mil­ lions Compared With Last Y ear # - "- BUREAUSRATS AND LIBERALS IIAV^ WIDELY DIVERGENT VIEWS. HAS BEEN REDUCED MANY MIL­ LIONS ACCORDING TO AN­ NUAL STATEMENT (By Tka AuoeUU4 P r « i) WASHINGTON, July 19.—The to­ tal government expenditures for the flical year just ended dropped off nine billion dollars compared with Jut year, representing a decrease of 1387,000,000 in ordinary disbursements and a reduction of 17,840,000,000 in payments on public debt according to ■an annual statement issued today by the treasury. fish dying in ST. JOHNS RIVER, BUZZARDS BUSY Thousands of fish nrc dying in the St. Johns river, rivermcn reporting them floating down stream by the thousands. Mullet, catfish, bass, bream, goggle-eyes nnd other species have l>cen, identified. Dcnd trees along the river nrc Covered with buz­ zards, which light in the trees to rest after their orgies, or to watch for the dead fish to come by anil he wnshed up auainst the banks where the buz­ zard* can get them. , For several months water in Lake Ikresford has been green, and as soon Ss this took place nil fish left the lake. Now the green, murky appear­ ance has spread to the river itself. Some people believe that the lack of cold weather last winter, which gen­ erally destroys the water hyacinths, has permitted the hyacinths to spread to an unusual degree this year, and that they have poisoned the water nnd killed the fish. others express the opinion that the government may he using something tn kill.hyacinths in the upper stretch­ es of the river, nnd that this hns washed down, killed the hyacinths nnd poisoned the water. Olliers believe that someone is us­ ing dynamite in the upper' St. Johns lo gather the fish, that dead fish es­ cape from them, nnd the dynnmito is disturbing the mud flnts nnd discol­ oring the wafer. . Whatever the cause of the unusual death among the "fish, it should be invt Oigated by government authorities, and. if possible , stopjted.—DeLnnd NYu s, FALLING TREE KILLS ONE AND SEVERELY * WOUNDS ANOTHER. TOKIO, July 18.—Japan today seems an Empire divided on the great issues created by the summons of President Harding to a conference on disarmament and Far Eastern prob* Terns. On one side largely In the ranks of tho bureaucrats then) are fears that the proposed conference trill be dominated by the Anglo-Sax­ ons nnd may result In strangling Ja­ pan’s -political nnd economic devel­ opment in Asia. On the other side is n powerful lib­ eral group, which demands that Ja­ pan enter into tho deliberations fear­ lessly, submitting her wants resolute­ ly combating for them with con­ tinence nnd not opposing just claims, Haggling nnd bickering, they insist, will ruin the cause of Japan. Both camps agree that Japan is facing a crisis, requiring tact and largeness of vision. Many members of the privy council, according to tho well Informed newspaper, Chugni Shogyo Shimpo, are pessimistic about the conferences; they contend thnt the proposal to discuss problems and policies of the For East Indicates co­ operation1 between the United States nml Great Britain in an attempt to settle international questions favor­ ably for them, an indication of which was to be seen in the nttitude of the English toward the Anglo-Jnpanese alliance. The invitation to Chinn to join in the conferncce, it is further urged, is additional evidence in support1of the theory of a secret purpose on the part of the Anglo-Saxon nations in end­ ing the conference. They argue thnt Chinn doubtless will strive with the support of England nnd America, for a settlement of questions in her favor resulting in injury to Japanese in­ terest in China. The councillors are quoted ns saying: "Japan should make participation conditional on the settlement of all questions between Japan nnd the United States, including opening the economic door of all territories in the Pacific to Orientals.” Many lenders of Japanese thought are expressing the opinion thnt Ja­ pan will have at Washington the gold,.t1 opportunity of her history to make known to the world her desires nnd reach the understanding with the United Stntes which is regarded ns so vital to Jnpnn’s future. "KEECHOBEE, July 19.—Follx Taylor, 48, an employe of Johnston & Mi Neill, naval stores operators, was seriously injured nml Sam Knowles, ru-gro laborer, was killed Satur­ day during a heavy rain and’gale, by a falling tree. Taylor and the negro Mere ytenring down a small building <>n the lake shore when the storm came up. They took refuge under the canvass top of1an old boat, which they propped between two smnll trees; a large cypress uprooted by the wind fell across them pinning Taylor under the branches nnd the ngro under the trunk of The treo. Taylor managed to extricate himself and unable to move nfterwnrd arous­ ed a family nearby with his shouting. When help arrived ho was uncon* selous. The negro was gotten out with considerable difficulty and lived but a few hours. Taylor was forced down Into the soft sand over a foot by the blow, which struck across his hack and shoulders while he was sitting down. He has suffered severe concussion of the spine and has several badly dam aged ribs. It la thought that he will recover. You Guard Against Burglars, But What About Rata? Rats steal millions of dollars1 worth of grain, chickens, eggs, etc. Destroy property and are a menace to health. If you are troubled with rats, try RAT-SNAP. It will surely hill them—prevent odors. Cats or dogs won't touch it. Comes in cakes. Three sizes, 35c, 65c,' $1.25. Sold,and guaranteed1by Ball Hardware Co.— Adv. The next war may be won by che­ mists, as the experts 4ay; but as us'* uni the belligerents will ask God to win it for them. (By Tfe* A iK d tttd F rtu ) MIAMI, July 19,—An investigation of the nativities of Reverend Irwin White, rector of a negro Episcopal church here, who was kidnapped, tar­ red and feathered Sunday night will bo made by the Right Reverend Cam­ eron Mann, Bishop of the South Flor­ ida Diocese, who is expected to ar­ rive here today. Other Episcopal clergymen here telegraphed the Bish­ op asking him to investigate the sit­ uation here as Irwin is a missionary serving under appointment by . the Bishop. Rev. Irwin, of Miami, Leaves for the North Seems to Fear Mob MIAMI, July 19.—Iter. Irwin, who was flogged, tarred, and feathered Sunday night and ordered to leave Mi* amt within forty-eight hours, an­ nounced today he was leaving for the north on the 4:40 train this afternoon. Public Bathing Houses Popular At Pensacola PENSACOLA, July 19—The re­ cently commissioned public bath houses nt the foot of I street, which the city lias had constructed for the benefit of people on tho west aide have jumped into jiopulnfity nt once ami several hundred people daily nml Jar In the night make their way here to enjoy a swim. The location is at a |>oint where the white sand bottom extends for more than one hundred yards front ■the shore line, and the place is very popular for tho women and children. So popular have the re­ sorts become that Street Commission­ er George Enrichs today put the street force over there to improve the ronds leading to the beach. - Some people read the patent medi­ cine advertisements. For that matter, some rend the stories about the row between Greece and Turkey. To our friends and neighbors who were ho untiring in their acts of love and service during the illness and the death of our husband and father, we wish to extend our deepest heartfelt than!**, nnd to express the hope that when sorrow visits them they may re­ ceive the same courtesies that have been extended us; < MRS. W. K. BAKER, O. C. BAKER, MRS. A. E. MINGE, MRS. S. A.1MINCEY, • MINNIE BAKER, ROSALIE BAKER P L E A S A N T W ALLS Make. Pleasant Rooms Soft and restful in tone, the walls of a room should form a natural background for its furnishings. 1 Th* vrlvrt like fmitii »mf delicately nihdued dudes of O H FLAT WALL PAINT give a room an atjnwphere of pleaiant renfulneu. I Hygrade Vsm lfh e r An M i/w tin booklet, " T k / / « n Atfw* i k W ry ,“ i l W m * th t valsa of point tu rn o n * in the home. Ark ui for free copy And aAoc d « rt» . CARTER LUMBER COMPANY S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Other means of marketing fruit having failed to yield uniformly satisfactory' returns• ■ . Why not Join the Florida Citrus Exchange7 Experience having shown that speculators lack in regard for the growers' intc rc sts * *. ‘ * / * Why not join the Florid* Citrus Exchange? ‘ • * Since t^e grower? are entitled to know where their fru it sells, when, to whom and for how much money— Why not join the Florida Citrus Exchange? . • 1 ■ Because the only way to make an institution better is to get on the inside and assist in running it— „ , Why not join the Florida Citrus Exchange? Inasmuch as co-operative marketing is based on the principle that the growers together have the ability to handle the selling of their products— _ Why not join, the Florida Citrus Exchange? Since the need for the growers' own organization is greater today than ever . before and Bince its efficiency may he increased by every additional member— /itvj v Why not join the Florida Citrus Exchange? *~ — *r- VfrUl you not agree that the Florida Citrus Exchange, has accomplished much and that to Join NOW would give the organization the bene flt'of your experience and Judgment? For Information aa to membership consult tho manager of the nearest association or ■ub-exchange, or write to the business manager at Tampa. a a iM t V.V- -■ i JM 9 l * ■ ■ 1 ' ’ H ; i* . m, i ■ij Vc> ■■ : < _. r tended improvements. The organiza­ tion nlso adopted a constitution and by-laws at tho meeting last night— Lakeland Star. CARD OF THANKS h-:-1 Li cigarette HOt* join the -___ 666 cures Chills and Fever. Lucky Str ik e Ida S tilly t « F lpch K idneys and N e u tra liz e Irrita tin g Acids. Kidney nnd Bladder weaknesses re­ sult from uric acid, says n noted au­ thority. The kidneys filter this acid from the blo^ nnd pass it on to tho bladder, where it often remains to ir­ ritate and inflame, causing a burning, scalding sensation, or setting lip an irritation nt the neck of tho bladder, obliging you tn ^eek relief two or three times during the night- The sufferer i» in constant dread, the. wa­ ter passes somethimes with a scald­ ing sensation and is very profuse; again, there is difficulty in avoiding it. Bladder weakness, most folks call it, because they can’t control urina­ tion. While it is extremely annoying and sometimes® very painful, this U really one of (he most simple ail­ ments to overcome. Get about four ounces of Jad Salts from your phar­ macist and take a tableapoonful In a glass of water before breakfast, continue this for two 'or three days. This will neutralize the acids in the urine so it no longer is a source of irrita­ tion to the bladder and urinary or­ gana which then act nonnally again. Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless, and la mads from Jthe acid of grmpea and lemon juice, combined with lithl^, and is used by thousands of folks who are subject to urinary disorders caus­ ed by uric acid irritation. Jad Salta is splendid for kidneys nnd causes no bad effects whatever. . Here you have a pleasant, efferves­ cent HthU-wstcr drink, which quick­ ly relieves bladder trouble.—Adv. The stockholders of the Lakeland Country Club met last night In the City IIoll nnd formed n permanent organization. Officers lected were: G. E. Todd, president; Wrn. Steitz, first ice-president; E. N. Good, sec­ ond vice-president; W. I*.'King, sec­ retary, and W. W. Chase, treasurer. Directors elected to Serve with the above officers are C. D. Judson, H. L. Brown, C. O. Pinch nnd U. W..Iversen. Charles Howe, the golf expert who will lay off the course, was present nnd made a talk and among other things stated thnt he expected to get busy at once and have the course ready by the first of the year. He Is now living with his family in. the residence on Lake Parker which will be remodeled into an attractive- cltfli house. The directors also authorized the completion of the purchase of the property and the beginning of such improvements such as tennis courts, boat houses, a good beach and ev­ erything thnt will make a first clnss country club as it is'not the inten­ tion of the members to limit it to golf alone*. A campaign for memberships will be started at once as the organization needs at least fifty more members before it can go ahead with the In- "It Looked Like a Battlefield In KurniitT* Said Mr. C. Dunstcr "Was staying nt n hotel in a small Pennsylvania town. Early one morn­ ing 1 went to the stable to hire a rig and was shown a pile of dead rats Germany is doubtless wishing that killed with RAT-SNAP the night be­ she hnd paid a little less attention tn fore. I*ookrd like a battlefield in the goose step and n little more to Europe.” Three sizes, 35c, Gfic, $1.25. the side step. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hard­ ware Co.—Adv. 666 cures Hillous Fever. IF KIDNEYS AND BLADDER BOTHER T ak e -------* Tennessee Farmer Wants to Go From House to House and Tell Every­ body About Tanlae. "If I were not so busy with my farm work I would go from house to house nnd tell the people about Tanlac," said A. L. Livingston, a wellknown farmer, living nenr Ashland City, Tcnn. “I had stomach nnd kidney trouble nnd suffered torment with my back and side. The doctors could do nothing for me so I wrote to a friend of mine in Nashville -about Tanlae and he advised me to try it nnd sent me a botlfc. 'After taking the first bottle 1 felt so muuch better that I ordered an­ other bottle myself nnd the rcsuult 1b I am a well man. I told a friend of mine about it nnd ordered a bottlo for him nnd he had good results.- I can cat anything 1 want and it don’t hurt mo and can sleep like a log. To tell you tho truth, I just simply feel like a new man and have more strength nnd energy than I have hnd in years. It-is simply the grandest medicine in the world. I would like those who are suffering to try it and I hope you will ronch them through this testimonial, which I have gladly given." 1* Tanlae, the celebrated medicine, which accomplished such remarkable results in this man’s case, is n won­ derful tonic, nppetiker nnd invigorant. It builds up the system, creates a healthy appetite, promotes digest­ ion nnd nssitnulation of the food nml makes you feel strong, sturdy and well as nature intended. Tanlae is sold in Sanford by the Union Pharm­ acy and by lending druggists every­ where.—Adv. LAKELAND COUNTRY CLUB PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED r . \ A, . . ii Sc mm -» • . _ ' ~T03i 1 •a <■... . V| i MIil=== rrBE=rL3r-rr ~+~T K- �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1*21 we have none of our own) and maybe up against the medium in . H0W ABOUT THE FLORin* some time in the* future the cattle­ notice was placed. COMMISSION? °A A department store' frfl^A&6«ntmen and the farmers and all of the There is so mpeh in the papers rest of us can get together on this ,ly find that It can cut ollUfta'elsrhcad The Georgia state railroad com*: these days about the cattlemen nnd question to tho mutual benefit of all expense by increasing its imlvegtlslng sion haa issued orders to the r . T * ’ the cattle tick and the fact that Ar- concerned. appropriation, j A ^ tjrpfffl* IqjEjance operating In that state to mour’s plant In Jacksonville went out Some times we can have too much was given by a large store In Indian- n fair basis of treatment in the**? of business on account of the ticky legislation and the newspaper game anapo|if^ This etore increased the ter of rates as between dif/, cattle and th at the cattle men stopped is a good example .of it. The last leg­ amount of mpney spent In local news­ Wints (u'Gcorgia. Of course al] bills in the legislature relating to islature legislated the newspapers out papers during 1919 by 60 per cent. 0n affect intrastate cattle running at Inrgc and dipping of . of their legal business, the one before But the increased advertising brought ibut flurtUjrf sufficient to life , cAttie and knocked out the different that legislated us out of all our rights in 94 per ceqt increase in business for burden of, unfairnessfrom V an?*’ boards that were looking after the and we now feel like going in with the year. The regult .was that, tho point of distribution. 7 * cattlemen's business that it seems the cattlemen and telling the next percentage of. Advertising, coot to sales T V recent meeting in AUMt, there must be something wrong about legislature just where to head in and was out 41-2 per cent to 3 1-2 per the railroad rate men, to which the whole business. >see that they do it. xens, shippers and commercial orris. cent. i The Herald has been willing t o , Maybe it ail comes about from the X j With all the examples of great bus­ Ml,on, of IhU territory leave much of this business to the fact that we arc getting wiser as we iness built bp as a result of advertis­ to send delegates to talk J ---------- o men who are raising cattle now and are getting older and every man to ing, it seems Strange that there la proposition of abolishing the port * We note that our old friend Charles have been raising them for many his own business, fcrentials and making a straight * Leffler, formerly of this city, who years in Florida. We have always j Too many cooks spoil the broth and one single merchant lgft in thg coun­ c h .rfe higher ,h.„ J*£. try who feqls that ho can neglect' tills was recently elected city commission­ been averse to cattle running a t ! too many advisers spoil many a good means by which others hayc gone for Tampa and other Southeaster, er of Mitmi, has been chosen mayor large in farming sections where th ey ' business. points, was merely an occasion to u . on to fortune. ‘ by his colleagues and all of his San­ ruin the crops and otherwise hurt the | And too much "bull” sometimes We are going to raise your John Wanamaker tool; in $24.97 tHfl ford friends can heartily say that It Is state. We have always been averse kills the grass, Nothing has come out of the meetla. first day ho was in bualneeas. If# kept an honor worthily bestowed. The to csttle running at large on the pub­ except that the railroads have dl city commissioners of Miami are the lic roads where they cause damage to RA1LROADS GROW ARROGANT. 67 cents for change,'and spent $24 in dared, they wU! raise as annou** 11newspaper advertising. In go far ns five presidents of the five banks and cars at night and cause loss of life. while the shippers and groweiTu. they have decided to work for the We have taken the part of the averRailroads, it would appear from the merchant! o f , Gainesville n have they will take it to the . C. C. f" J large sum of one dollar per year. age mail in this cattle question and newspaper comment, are becoming some touch of the genius that pushed juatment. Yes, one other thing ca*. Well, they have nothing on our city we still believe that somo restrictions' arrogant. So much so pint the Lake- Mr. Wanamaker ahoad in the busi­ out of it: The railroads learned commissioners—they do not even get should be placed on the cattle that land Telegram says they appear to ness world, they will make advertis­ rwhat arguments wc would put ™ seemingly belong to no ono and that have the country in a grip "which ing the foundation of their system. the dollar* , Against the plan, and are now at m-i do and will cause damage at various would be tho envy of ‘Strangler* ---------- o-------------------9 ---------fortifying themselves for appearance Many'big sales are contemplated in times in a farming community. COMMUNITY CHEST PLAN. KOI# W o re the I. C. C. If they are forced Lewis, the champion wrestler.” But we know many cattlemen in Sanford by the enterprising mer­ EFFICIENT S E R V I C E . i 5 •to appear! f "What can be done about it?" askB chants and August promises to be Seminole county and we know that the Telegram. "The government is What about the Florida state nl. even more busy than July with the they arc mighty good citizens and sidestepping tho issue. When the Tho movement to inaugurate the road commission doing something people coming here to buy from all that the majority of tlfcm have al­ roads call for money, it ia ladled out community chest plan in the main- along the lines started by the Georgia parte of the surrounding territory. ways tried to be fair .and square in i to them with a free hand, while de« ‘cnancc of social service and chari­ body? A few months ago the Florid* The Daily Herald is certainly keeping the business of raising cattle. Some ' pendent soldiers who made tho world table organizations in Jacksonville railroad commission was champing . , . . , the old town moving right ahead and of them, it is true, in days gone by , ■ # , hns been launched, and sponsored by the bit in an effort to get power t« for , thkY merchants are doing their share seemed to think that they owned th e ’ some of the most successful business regulate things they had not the pow. io ^ tl>eir already men of the city and other public- cr to regulate things they had not the by using liberal space nnd putting on earth and were not disposed to recog- If th,cy sales and Injecting life into business nize tho rights of others but those P,raticn’ rat? \ th« I,n ” ^ te1 C°™* spirited citizens who arc always to be power to touch. They have the pow« thnt woul(| otherwise be lagging like days are putt and we now sec a mcrcc Comm.ss.on is delighted to be found in the supporting ranks when to say to the railroads operating ia some of our sister cities. Sanford bunch of men here who are trying to ' their.humble servant. , Unless the civic progress is the issue, it stands Florida, “You cannotdiscriminate be­ business this summer is the talk of raise cattle on their own lands, a re ' PcoP,c themselves can devise some an excellent chance qf becoming n tween point* to the fiutT of one and the state. There has been no dull trying to keep them tick free and are ,npans °f relief, their complaints are reality. the help of another." ;The press and summer and there will be’ none. going right on raising cnttle despite | me" !y idlc whines not worth repcatCommmunity' cheat is another way the public have had much to say about Watch the Daily Herald for the big the fact thnt Armour has closed his lnfT-" of saying budget. Instcd of "driving" this coming unjust raise, but so f*r sales that are on now and those that packing plant in Jacksonville and we I The Telegram suggests thnt Flori-. not a word hns come from any mem. nre disposed to help them along their! da might continue the building of the public for subscriptions to indi- ber of the railroad commission of this are doming.’ way by at least looking nt some of hard-surfneo roads nnd thnt thebe vidual institutions, this idea proposes state nnent the Subject. Isn’t it about A bank cashier and his family trav- ] these vexing questions from the cat­ ronis might be connected with the to total the expenses of all the insti­ time for that body. to. take a hand ia riling through Florida were held up tlemen's point of view and all ques­ rond systems of other states in suuch tutions, which will be decided by a the fight to keep Florida points from n manner that trucks, carrying both committee nppointed for this purpose, being discriminated against? Of by so-called government agents and tions have two sides. For instnnee when it came to the freight and passengers, might take co-opcrating with representttives at course, the railroad commission does mnde to take all their baggage out to be searched for contrabrand liquor. tax levied in this county for dipping from the railroads the monopoly they nil times. Other cities have already not have to wait until some one This may be the law or it may not be cattle according to government regu- hold. Or, the Telegram suggests, proved its efficiency. Tho plan was brings this before its body officially, but a dose of hot lead in the rear of Intinns we asked the advice of some Florida might organize a lino of adopted first in Cleveland, 0„ where A copy of the proposed intended rate some of these officious officials who of the biggest cattlemen here nnd: steamers connecting its principal cit- it has been perfected in its many charges was sent to every organisa­ phnscs. Important, too, ia the fact tion, and official body in the territory, would sarch a man of tho calibre of they said they thought it was worth ! ics with the ports of the world, thnt since conducting its social ser­ and of course the railroad commis­ this bank cashier might get the prop­ trying and we voted it. They tried i t 1 The Telegram concludes: vice and charitable organizations un­ sion received a copy and knows th* er results. They nre carrying this nnd the dipping vats were built with All this, nnd more, Florida could the people's money nnd the compul­ der the chest plan Cleveland has in­ seriousness of what is intended. liquor searching business too far nnd do. It is a question of nerve, enter­ nine times out of ten the men who sory dipping of cattle started that prise, co-operation nnd staying qqual- creased the numbers of contributors The merchants of Tampa and ter­ bold up cars searching for liquor ure made the owners or cattle drive them ity. Time was when the railroads from a few thousand to more than ritory cannot do otherwise than pronot real officers nt all but just com­ to the vat* every fourteen days wheth­ were real monsters of oppression, be­ one hundred thousand. Smaller cities test and prepare for ship, lx>at and mon thugs. And it behooves the gov­ er the cattle needed it or not. We cause the people hnd no weapons in have also found the chest idea to be truck lines to give them relief. They ernment to look nfler this phase of found out right then that the govern­ hnnds with which to fight them. Now popular and the cause of greater ser­ nre dding the protesting, all right, ment regulations making it compul­ they are merely stuffed lions, which vice. the business also. and the time has conic now for start­ n ..... sory to dip cattle every fourteen days ing the ship, boat and truck line*. The idea is not in its experimental ■vL topple over if you touch them; and CONGRATULATIONS TO ORANGE. killed many of the cattle, that it wus the people have nobody but them­ stages; more than three hundred When they do start these opposition, unnecessary to dip them that ofjen, competing freight carrying lines, they selves to hlnmc if they submit to their American cities arc now (taking ad­ will find the railroads amenable ts Congratulations to our sister coun­ that in the heat of the summer tho present unprecedented nnd absolutely vantage of it. A national organiza­ reason, and anxious to explain how ty of Orange on voting n two and onc- ceaseless driving was not good for tion has already been formed, which hnlf million bond issue for good roads. the cattle and cost the owners much ridiculous demands. Is a bureau pf information, as it were, they can make a material reduction, The traffic demands wider and better money for the driving. We received affording in n comprehensive way the and still give .the great beneficial ser­ FURNITURE FACTORIES FOR ronds nnd more of them nnd while this information from the men who opportunity for the recruits to benefit vice to the country they are giving.— FLORIDA two. nnd a half millions look like a were in favor of dipping, who asked Tampa Tribune. by the experiences of the veterans. large sum it will all come back to the our co-opcration in having this law The public is tired of drives. The current issue of the Mount taxpayers in a better county for it is passed and who were honestly atrivTHE FAILURE OF THE ALTO good roads thnt really make a county i-'.g to obey the law and give the idea |,o r“ ToPic chronicles the organizaCAMP. PUBLIC SPEAKING* ON THE (Hon of a company to build a fnctory great. Orange county people never do u thorough tryout. in that town and manufacture furni­ The opposition of some cities and SCHOOL CURRICULUM anything by halves and being the pio­ These same men arc dipping their ture from Florida woods on a largo towns to the free auto samp wss aft­ neer county in the matter of good cattle now when they need It and arc scale. The paper nays the enterprise er alt well-founded, for DcLand, whick High school students, who have ob­ roads they believe in keeping abreast finding out that the cattle are doing Is under the direction of a man fromwas acknowledged last winter to hits served the wonderful advantage; held' or a little ahead of the times. And much better than when they tried tho Indianapolis whd has hnd twenty-five by a man oy woman who is aide to one of the best in the State, has»s*' this thing brings to mind the fact government rule. The compulsory years experience in the business, and speak easily, fluently and withal in­ nounced'its discontinuance for the that nil of the populous counties of Inw is not in effect now nnd they are Florida will have to get away from not compeled to dip them only when i who has been experimenting with terestingly in public, arc doing some coming season. It’s the same old trait the nine foot ronds on the main high­ they need it. Tho hill that was be­ l Florida woods for several yearn, U nreal thinking and arc wondering just .cropping out in human nature—that ways and mnke them at least 16 feet fore the legislature regarding the big has made up a number of samples— why High school training is not help­ of a disregard and belittling of the In things tkat are free. People.abuiri wide, giving cars a chance to p ass1appropriations hnd several phases and library nnd dining t a b l es , chnirs, desks ing them more in this regard. etc.—which nre pronpunccd as sub­ some schools strict attention is being their privileges, were careless of the without pulling off to the side of the 1without going into the merits or de­ road in the deep sand. The slate is ; merits of the bill we believe thnt in stantial nnd as attractive ns the pro­ given to this phase of development rights of others, nnd misused such f»growing and the best evidence of the j the face of the fact that taxes should! ducts of the best fnctories in the coun­ for both girls and boys,' nnd the young cilities as were offered thm, ill be* growth and prosperity of tho state is be cut if possible thnt the legislature try. Ho is especially pleased with folks who have.idcaa along the sub­ cause they felt that what was fixe the spirit shown by the people in the did a wise thing when they refused to the results obtained from palmetto ject declare that they should think it wqs there to be mistreated, if *tkef matter of improvements. Now is the vote a large appropriation, for the nnd has perfected a treatment fpr the would be more important for a per­ who appreciated what was offend time to do things on n large scale, State Sanitary Board thht would give wood which makes it rigid and dur­ son to speak clearly and pleasingly In so desired. Of course there was rosuf public thnn to know what a syllogism who appreciated what was offered looking toward the future growth of n bunch' of men big positions at big able. There is no reason why the enter­ iS, or how to find the length of the them, were courteous and sincere is the state and South Florida naturally salaries to ride around the state nnd prise should hot be successful on a hypotenuse when two sides and an will grow three times as fast as oth­ give the cattlemen good advice. Some-, their expressions of gratitude, and "it substantial scale. All of the needs of angle are given. Haven't they the er pnrts of the state. how or other we are coming around to Florida in this lino should be supplied seems too bad that such persons bs^ — — o---------the point in believing that the farm­ by factories within the borders of tho right idea? Surely it is unfortunate to suffer for the sins of others, W • CITT TAXES ers nnd the'cattlcmen are able to take state. We have n great variety of for any boy or girl to have no instruc­ such is the way of the world. tion in public speaking and debating There is much talk about reducing care of their own business better than We have always contended that th* the city taxes ns well as the county most of us who are standing on the woods suitable for the manufacture through the twelve years he spends only practical way to op»cste an auto taxes but this is not so easy and while side lines nnd know nothing about it. of furniture, from the very finest to in the public schools. A little drill­ camp was to make an initial Invest­ ing at the end of the termt in order the city commissioners can be depend­ Somehow or other in noting that the cheapest grades. And Sanford is an ideal location for to get ready for "closing exercises,” or ment covering the installation of **’ ed upon to keep the taxes as low as many of the big cattle companies in ter, sewerage and lights, and pl*« * possible with the present improve­ this particular section that fenced n furniture factory', being close to for commencement does not go very camp superintendent in charge. Tb« ments on’ hand there is but little their ranches and went in for all the plenty of hardwood timber as well as far toward supplying the want, and 1e those who seek tbi conveniences chance of making them any lower. new fanglcd notions about cattle rais­ the palmetto, and the freight rates then only too often young folks take big inducement. their places on the stage and through and the protection of the auto camp We are not so much concerned with ing have not made good on it. Some­ here are* a----------o .... their parts, speaking too low to reach pay and pay well for the privileges the city taxes as we were with the how the idea hangs in our brain that THE PUBLICITY APPROPRIATION half of their audience, or rushing at The camp superintendent would bs state and county taxes and the only maybe the people who have hecn rais­ such a steam‘engine rate that the on hand to see that people do n thing wrong with the city and county ing cattle in Seminole county for so The people who have gone on to words do not get anjrfrhere. Very of- abuse the camp property, »nd tls and state, taxes is the fact of the many years successfully are atill rais­ big business in retail trade have usu­ ten this troutfls is due to tb« fricl thst payment of a good fee will keep county taking one-half of the city as­ ing them successfully and all our ef­ ally been generous advertisers. The in the grades e°mjng qpj tjir^ugh the the tramp variety of autoists, sessment. What this city and coun­ forts toward leading them into the average4>lg city department store ap­ school the children have teachers who which there are legion these d*j*t ty needs right now is a better equali­ land of promise have not helped them sation of taxes and make every tax any and as fa r aa the tick is concern­ propriation for publicity is based on do.not themselves read bK'tkli well, traversing the country1In shabby payer pay alike and if thU is done ed we have hurt them—even though volume of business. The amount spent Teachers who-fail ia lh&»n Jttfcanl, that are hung from radiator to there will be no nefcd of lowering the we spent our money at their request in advertising usually varies from two whose voices are bad, w)yv^ jtttigues bPmper with a motely collection * city taxes. ■ We want the improve­ for dipping vat*. We stilt believe that to five'per cent of the total amount are thick, whose expression *is spirit- tow-headed children, fieay dogs, k«* less lessons ties, tin frying pans and soiled bed* ments to go on and on and bn and this getting rid of the ticks Is all right of aalea. A big business keeps computations (te»ri>er, from is no time to curtail any of these iip- provided the method dees not.get rid ding. '' the ptilfed imaruisrisms prove me nts. If city taxes are reduc­ of the cattle at the aame time. Some­ showing the amount of space each i none We admit that in some in****" ed in the next five years it wlH be how we are of the belief that since department in ita store takes, and the | t*,c old-timet elocutforfisL cities operating free auto camps bs« through the municipal ownership of we know nothing about the why and expense of the advertising is consid- ’ Hut wnetftef or noy u oi But whethe^ not w* we fira out to gained UW desirable citiina UAUKi vsw — thereby, --- - , j the public utilities and the tax-payers wherefores of cattle raising th a t trs ered a charge against that depart- improre the te a c ^ r jt j 4 ^ i | ^ in pub-| we do not believe that in the nul**’ might just as well make up their will let the benighted cattle meit raise raent. A failure of any departm ent!j nc o se wno - , lie speaking ia certainly something ou/ oui1 *y «those who came,,• tarried, enjof*" minds that this is coming. Every 'city their own cattle In the fpture without to get an amount of business propor-! vxnn_ w a .w U k t. Scamp privileges and left a trail « that has municipal ownership can our advice and with the further ad­ Donate to Ita amount of advertising ' * P*°P j CAmp filth behind them for so**** show lower taxes th an those dries monition that they keep them o ff the la considered to be somp one's fault. ,n* * Ttry ,mR °£ant P*r t °* their, cI^ r .w ay, ever meant any that are owned and controlled by the public roads and out of the farm er's Commonly it lathe fault either of the] *la*Pni*nt after the school' good or proved any benefit te A **■ corporations and paying a big tribute fields and that they do not ran their merchandise or of the man who wrote day* are over,—S t Augustine Bee-' sort city In F lo r id a -— S t An t.^1 to them. faces Into our friend's automobile (for tho advertising. Rarely b it charged o tt. « *■ • 1v*-- t u n just tell them they don't know what they arc talking about. San­ than any of them. ft. J. XOUT ..............rmllMl u i Ziltar ford is lower w* * V. I. i m m ......... M nteij u l Tnuini ---------- o--------- f t A. n a .............................. 0 « M n l X u u u The tariff question under Republi­ r«UUL*4 X n rr TtUaj k j can rule can be depended upon to be tariff for the protection of the trusts. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY Tt was ever thus and will over be thus. Protective tariff was put on Ameri­ nntcftirTio> ru c z ix adtahcii y o n teas ............... .............. ......... p i t can goods many years ago to protect AUC MQHTTJS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l , l | the New England shoe manufacturers m n m o iih i ................................... 7i and they were so well protected that they became monopolies and monopol­ u I i i i i I CUM M ill M ltU r I u m I H , party 1M8. a t IM N i t O flM a t l u f w J , I t n U i . ies are what the Republican VwtM A*t «C M in k If u n . . , 7} . want. So there you are. If any of e c im i gftftAT.p a u m r a r o . the common people think they are getting protection you have another I «(<■,.• n AdvuMUInt Ktpr»»*ntill*« think coming. T H E A M IRICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION THESANFORDHERALD Some great weather in now. Sanford It may be all right to go away for the summer but it is just as well to stay a t home. St, Augustine coffctf routed two robbers. The proprietor of a rest­ aurant hit him with the coffee urn. There is nothing in a name. There Is Hicl^cnlooper of Palatka and Crackawana of Tampa and so on down the list. When you get to those places where the mosquitoes and sand flies abound you long for the comforts of Sanford again. ---------- o — i The hot weather seems to have stirred up people to tarring and feathering and committing crimes of all kinds. We people who are spending the summer in Sanford seem to be doing right well, thnnk you. And we need no electric fans to keep cool. It may be wnfm in Sanford, it may get monotonous in Sanford, you may need a change in Sanford, but it is sure and certain thnt you will never have to leave Sanford on account of mosquitoes and sand flies., --------- o---------And when we get those amusement places here for the summer season this city will be a summer resort sure enough. Most of our people go to the beach to dance Saturday and Thurs­ day nights. ----------o---------Pre-election promises of the Repub­ lican party means nothing nnd those who voted the Republican ticket ex­ pecting any of these promises to be fulfilled have been sadly disappointed thus early in the game. • ----------o--------- Don't let the idea of a golf link get away from you. This is the time to consider this important question. And alwnys remember thht no city, town or hamlet can be n tourist resort with­ out golf links. And even a small hamlet can be a tourist re.urt if it has golf links. Look at Orlando. Building goes right along in Snnford but it should be doubled if we expect to be ready for the crowds Of people who are expecting to come here next fall and* spend the winter in Sanford. We need more houses for our own people and right nqw Sanford people are looking for homes nnd they are having difficulty In find­ ing them. ■Coming into Sanfovd from any quarter now the many new homes go­ ing up everywhere shows how rapid­ ly this city is growing. Just a few more subdivisions put on the market around here and there will be hun­ dreds of houses built before fall. And we are needing thcrii right now for there are no houses to rent any­ where. While Florida thermometers are registering between 80 and 85 in the middle of the day with nights cool and comfortable, reports from northern cities tell of intense suf­ fering and many deaths ns a result -of extreme heat. In Chicago last wreck, babies died at the rate of 14 a day,‘the increase of 15 per cent over the same period for last year, being -attributed to the excessive heat,—Vo­ lusia County Record. — o Many Sanford boosters are sending the Daily Herald to friends in the north and marking the temperature report. This is the proper spirit We publish a daily temperature report in order that northern cities can com­ pare their climate with that of San­ ford. They would not believe we had such cool weather otherwise. That daily temperature report la worth millions to Sanford and It la govern­ ment figures and absolutely authen­ tic. Hotel rates, apartment houses, ordi­ nary houses are cheaper in Sanford than anywhere else. If you don't be­ lieve It try to get something to eat or accommodations or an apartment or a l»us« to rent at any of the neighbor­ i n g c i t i e s o r a t the beaches or anyAnd right now remember ’ anyone kicks on the prices in ‘ at any. time in the near fa- LET THE CATTLEMEN TAKE CAKE OF THEMSELVES �dollar a y e a r m en STATE NEWS ON MIAMI COMMISSION, ' MAYOR GETS THE SAME New City Commission­ ers Vote Themselves i This Salary (By Tk* AaaeclaUd Ptmi) | « MIAMI, Flo., July 10.—A dollar-ayear man idea woa adopted today by tbc new city commission, the first un­ der the new form of commission gov­ ernment herd: The commissioners voted themselves salaries of one dol­ lar a year each and fixed the mayor's salary a t the same figure. Under the old aidermanic form ..of government, ' the fhayor and councllmen are paid $1,800 each year. Asessed valuation of Miami realty this year was report­ ed to the commisslon.this morning at $60,000,000. FIRST FO R EXPORT GERMAN CREDIT BETWEEN AMERICAN PRODUCTS . CORPORATION OF SOUTH CAROLINA (B y Th# i i M t U U l h « i ) BERLIN, July 19/-Tho first mil­ lion doNars American cotton export credit has just been negotiated .be­ tween American Products Export and Import Corporation of Charleston, South Carolina and Darmstadter Bank of Berlin, the latter guaranteeing re­ payment, which is based on 3G months credits on dollar basis. OKANRE MEDICAL SOCIETY MET AT VALDEZ HOTEL LAST NIGHT WITH MANY PESENT. (Tram T h u tn d ay 1* Daily) The Orange County Medical So­ ciety, comprising the doctors of Or­ ange and Seminole counties, met here last night at tho Valdez hotel and many matters of interest were dis­ cussed by the doctors present. At the close of the meeting light refresh­ ments were served. Among those from Orange county were Drs. McKwnn, Christ, Edwards, Ingraham and Neal and Dr. Hotnrd, of Winter Park. •Sanford had a good representation. The meetings are held alternately every month in Sanford and Orlando and nr* very interesting to tho doct­ ors giving them a chance to get to­ gether and talk over the many Import­ ant phases of their profession. NEW CATES BUILDING GOING RIGHT UP BIG IMPROVEMENT (F rara T b a n d a y 'i Daily) The new’ brick block being erected west of the Oak avenue crossing, is assuming proportions every day and the brick work will soon be finished. This is one of the many fine brick business blocks that will soon grace First street and replaces a frame building • of ancient vintage. The Cates building is being creejed while the old building is occupied by the large grocery and hay and grain busi­ ness of Mr. Cates ip being carried on and ns soon ns the west side is built he will move in and the east part of the building will then be finished. You have noticed, of course, that it ts always hardest to remember what wass aid by the man who made the longest speech. ■ MIAMI, July 20.—The Board of RECORDS OF COMMITTEE City Commissioners has been request ‘ ORGANIZED FOR RELIEF cd to utilize as a tmporary city mar­ IN PENSACOLA IN 1882. ket the building erected to house poll­ ing 'booths at tho recent municipal PENNSACOLA, July. 21.- The dis­ election. The building la a frame covery here recently of a number of structure 85x40 feet, has a concrete check stubs* receipts and other papera floor and would accommodate ten or recnlled to old residents the yellow twelve vendors* stalls. fever epidemic Pensacola experienced In July, 1882, during which there de­ GAINESVILLE, July 20.—the body veloped 2,800 cases of the disease, of of Halaly Lynch, first Gainesville hoy which 410 proved fatal. At that time to die in action in France, and for the city had a population of less thah whom the local post of the American ten .thousand. Legion ts named, will 'arrive here ( i n an attempt' to combat the dis- Wednesday or Thursday for burial A ^ e ^ . relief committee of six cltl- with full military honors. tehs was organized, the members agreeing to work as long as thoy PENSACOLA, July 20.—Several bould and then to wait on each other persons looked with longing eyes If they should be stricken The com­ upon the found hundred pound Iron mittee had ho funds but when It be­ safe in the store of Nick Vasso here came known it had been organixzed last week, coveting not the safe but contributions were received from all its contents. Vasso closed his store parts of the country. Thur*Uy nightt a t 9:30 o'clock but Old records show the following returned a r hour later. At that time among contributors t othe relief fund: everythin gwas all right. When ho The Y. M. C. A., of Mew Orleans, returned a second time a t 11:35 tho Richmond, New York, Mobile, Atlan­ safe had disappeared. Indications ta and Bald more, and business con­ were that- the thieves had entered cerns and individuals iitvl committees through a window, opened tho back of citizens of various cities. One door and decamped with the safe in contribution of $0.50 was listed ns an nutomobil. The safe was found having been received from “The Col­ intact Friday morning and several ored People of Prattville, A lt.” An­ arrests have been made, the police other was from tho Pensacola and At­ netting both whites and negroes. lantic railroad, now the tLouisvilIe & J ACKSONVILLE, July 20.—Twen­ Nashville division between Ponsa:olti and River Junction. Sundny schools ty-seven members of tho Codartown and newspapers contributed, the Ga., fire department arrived here “Picayune," of Ne wOrleans. being in Monday, completing tho longest run the list, white one contribution enme by firement since Nero tuned his fid­ from “The Proceeds of an Impromptu dle and ordered a pintch touched to Rome. Tho Cedartown fire laddies did Concert," at Blnden Springs. not come to Jacksonville to exting­ uish a blaze the local department MERIDIAN STONE BASE could not handle but were sent hero UPON WHICH SURVEYS ARE MADE FOR STATE. by the citizens of the Courgiu city who defrayed the cost of a wholesale Few persons in Florida other thns vacation in recognition of their ser­ surveyors, know that the meridian vices. The Cedartown department is stone, upon which all land surveys in a volunteer orgnnizntion and while the state are based, is in Tallahassee Chief C. T, Bobo, three assistant nnd within a few feet of the south­ chief and twenty-three others are east corner of the Leon county jail away for the week other mrnbera of yard. The stone w h s placed in this j thv department arc remaining at location In 1824 by Colonel Robert! h,,mo t(» c*r« for anything in which Butler, who wns surveyor general of th<,y specialize should it become neFlorida under -appointment ' by the cessnry. The local department has ar­ ranged several entertainments for federal government. Wlicn the stone was set it was at the visitors. the southeast corner of tho town of BRADENTOWN, July 20. -Citizens TitllnhaSsce but extension of the city of Mnnnteo and Bradentown, at on limits during th e, years since that election to be held August 16th, will time hava overlapped the site. decide whether tho two cities shall The stone marks the southeast cor­ ner of Section 36, Township 1, North,' become one or whether they will fconRange 1, West.Its location was re- tinue to exist as two corporations, surveyed and re-established ,in 1892 ' Cards mailed to citizns of both muby the late Colonel Chesley, the o f-' nlcipalltlese showed n largo mnjority flee of the State Commissioner of Ag- in ^nvor oC adopting the name of rieultureassisting in the work. Mnnnlec for tho city if the consoli________________ <lation is effected nnd the net of the legislature authorizing the election CHILDREN’S DAY AT THE provides this. Under the law the pro­ FIRST HAI'TIST CHURCH posal must he ratified by n majority ‘Next Sundny will be Children’s Day ! ot thc ™tef" of c* 'h .c,ly' If one falls at the First Baptist church. All chil-; to ratify thcro will be no eonsollda dren of the church nnd Sunday School lion. There remains only n month' are urged to be at the morning scr-' for the campaign in favor of nnd vice. The supply pnstor will preach against the consolidation. Those op­ an illustrated sermon on the "Three posing it arc basing their fight large­ Crosses." All mothers nrc urged to ly upon the change in name while co-operate in making this a grent day those favorable arc pointing out the good to be derived from the union. for the children. The new city of Manatee would bo The physician who says no fast will the thin! largest on the West Coast. prove fatal to n healthy mnn within The election will bo the first locally that women have hnd an opportunity twenty days probably doesn't menn to participate innnd under provisions to include Belfast. of the special law they may vote with­ out paying polltax. Rub-My-Tism cures sores. ST. PETERSBURG, Juhr 20.—Noel A. Mitchell, mayor of tnis city, 14 still mayor with nothing to indicate that he will not continue to be the chief executive hero. Several citizens some weeks ago—the mayor said thfey were political enemies—circulated pe­ titions for his recall, charging that he hnd been guilty of various and sundry things which were unbecoming in one holding his position. Within a few days they obtained within a dozen of the necessary number of signatures to order a recall election, the circu­ lators said, but the petition never was filed. The time fox its filing expired lis t Friday and the only way the re­ call election can be held now la for Its advocates to dray a new petition and canvass the voters again. Mayor Mitchell declares he has a complete list of signers, of the petitions and th at thsre never were more than 143 names on them. I t was necessary to obtain the signatures of 250 qualified voters. Many persons who signed had given notice before the expiration of tfi« tim e allowed for filing that they would ask for the removal of their 1POPULAR MARKETI t SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK M orris’ Pure Cherry Preserves, 3-lb ja r $1.00 Coin Brand Roast Beef, this week only, pan ) , 25c Golden Rod W ashing Powder, 6 pkgs.,for 25c Marked Down Prices on All Groceries 2 Fresh Celery, Lettuce, Cucumbers, Shelled _ ]\ Cowpeas, Cabbage!, Tomatoes, Eggplant,-;[ Mangoes, Avacado Pears, Peaches, pineap- ;; * --------- — — pies, lam es ------------- 1 Choice Breakf^st Bacbn Western and Florida'Beef, Pork and Veal {U ivimumif iffiicMi’*M A The knowledge a college graduate has In his head d o * him very little good until he gets the swelling out of his head. L D . MARTIN, Proite,. ,‘»oq JiiaJrvjji Phone 113 ■ Mila . - "I . ■ .‘ r.oguA j 8 - . , . i ■■ ■■ 1 ■■■ 466 cira Malarial fever. SOCIAL IN HONOR .OF VISITORS. (Tram T kum day’a S illy ) Mrs. Ben Caswell entertained a t a pretty party last evening at her home on Magnolia avenue in compliment to her visitors, Misses Kathryn Huff and Miss Margaret Bostwick, of A t­ lanta, Ga. The entire lower Door was artisti­ cally decorated with vases and bas­ kets of cut flowers. The veranda was festively decorated with Japanese lan­ terns. A delicious ice course was served during the evening. Promenading and dancing were en­ joyed until a late hour. The hostess was assisted in entertaining by her mother, Mrs, J. B. IlufT. Among those' invited to meet the young guests were: Missee Maude Lake, Kitty DuBose, LeClalre Jones, Clara Williams and Clifford Shinholtcr, Ed. Rumph, W. A, Adams, Charlie Mcro, Pierce Griffin and Albert Connelly. ENTERTAINS BON TONS. Mrs. Robert Hines entertained the members of the Bon Ton Bridge Club and a few extra guests yesterday af­ ternoon in honor of her .sitter, Miss Thelma Frazier, of Fredirlcksburg, Vn., who is spending some time here. Quantities of pink ertpo myrtle nnd ferns were used In do ‘orating the rooms where the card tables were placed. A vc»y absorbing game of bridge was played during tho afternoon, high score was made by Mrs. (J. R. Klrtley* who was awarded a box of statihnery. The honorce was presented with a f retty p'ece of lingerie. Following tho gnnu tho hostess served pineapple sherbet niul eake. Those Invited io meet this churning guest were Misses' Mnv Thrasher, Florence and- Ethel Henry, Merrlo Frances Ball, MarJji*o Clny, Dorothy Rumph, Virginia tlraily, Soiita l.nkv, Lottie Caldwell, Mesdeines Kd Betts, C. R. Kirtley, Wide,nan f'n dwcM, Fred Wight, Frank \\ oodrtilf, and Karl Schultz. ‘ IN HONOR OF MSS1TOR. Mrs. W. A. Lester entertained very charmingly lust night in compliment to Miss Mildred Simmon*, of Jack­ sonville, the attractive house guest of Miss Julia Zachury. The living room \yao henutif d t ith its decorations of -hddscuH nnd alamandns, baskets nnd vases of these lovely flowers were most artistically. Bridge and 600 wen* played during the evening. The honore'e, Miss Sim­ mons, was presented with a Io* rly hand embroidered hundkeichief., At the conclusion .»f i.lio gnma lhe hostess served delicious refn-shmertn consisting of n salad course apd ac­ cessories with ic;d tea. Those enjoying the delightful event were Misses Mihjred iiitiinurs, Julia and .Mary Zachary, Messrs. Albert Bearden, L. A. Brand, ["rank Markwood, and W. A. Lister. PERSONAL NOTES .(F ro m W .d n .K U jr’i D al!;) When you think of the best Automobile, Naturally your only thought is FORD When you think of the best service and high­ est quality accessories you th ink of the FORD ;: SERVICE STATION where you know you : | cpn g e t more fo r your money. ■J-----—I -ACCESSORY DEPARTMENT---------: ■- ■ 1» :: \V W e Serve Elder Springs Water on Ice and their mnny friends,nrc glad to see them again. The Rollers former­ ly resided here, while Mr. Roller was engaged in building tho brick roads and for the past year or more they hnve been in West Florida. I • C. M. Rnphun, district deputy of the Loyal Order pf Mooqc nnd Assist­ ant District Deputy Roger, of Jack­ sonville, arc In the city today and they will visit Sanford lodge of Moose and put on some special work while here. Morris Levine, of Bradentown, nnd his secretary Mr, Crosby ore in the city visiting friends nnd looking over the celery situation. Mr. Levine is one of the biggest celery ‘growers in the Bradentown section and will hnve 100 acres in celery this year. W. E. Entzminger nnd W. C. Sutehcr, of the Entzminger Bros., agents for the Quickbilt houses, were in tho city today looking after one of the Quickbilt houses now being erected on Palmetto nvenue for George A. DcCottes. These houses are attracting much attention from people who are interested in homes. CLASSIFIED WANT ADS WANTED WANTED—Young cow. fresh and good *-m mer, Box l6 3 /S c-.*,ui*«r.- y 4'L* SEE M. 8, N E L S O ^ . f ^ t t . t < b having*__________ AOKNTH W A N T E l l - W .t k t m Bum ni**» . « . W alklb* Cocuanut Oil Sham poo and a*“ ° Una o f o t a r 13T o th r r Q u i l l ; I* t« h jf!a a m aatlrr*. W a w an t a la i f or f a n t l a o a s In Sanford a lot o th r r r a r a n t rtllra . W rits day f<»r f rra nam ple and p articu lars,-—J . W atk ln a Co,, IWl, M rm phla. T snn._______4T- F or sa l e FOR SALE^-No. 817. West First SL Eight rooms and bath. For piice** and terms, write box 782, Daytona^ Fla. 46-tfc FOR HAI.B—l*nrto Hi™ a * r o l Nick Z rrnoTcan. p o tato atn as.— «t-atp FOR SALE—One 26-ft. half cabin motor boat and equipment. Also 1 4-cylinder 30-horse power motor.— Sanford Welding Co,, Old Ford Ga­ rage. • , 49-4tp SEND $1.00 and receive 2 3-4 lbs. of smoked mullet, the kind that’s good. (F ro m T h u rid e y 'i D ally) Postpaid.—David Phillips, 217 North Charles McBride, of Crystal River, Beach Street, Daytona, Florida. * la (he guest of his cousin, Mr. and 98-2tpw—4tp Mrs. W. J. McBride, at their homo on Palmetto avenue. ENERGIZER SERVICE AT Mr. nnd Mrs. E. S. Rockey, Mr. und ORLANDO Mrs. Orin Sternstfrom, nnd baby, are The "Energizer" Service can bo had spending the afternoon at Daytonn at Orlando at 18 West Central Ave­ Beach. ■ ’48-tfc Mrs. E. A. Douglass expects to re­ nue. turn home in the next fow days af­ o r A F F U C A T IO N TOE TA X DKXO ter spending the past month with NOTICE UNDER SECTION ITS OEH ER A L STAT­ UTE. LAWS OF TLONIDA her daughter, Ruth Sturmnn. nt Pitts­ N o llrt !■ I ir r .b ; , It pti Hint J. i". iw lu * . p u tburg. c h a w "( T a i O r r l f l . a tr No. Id. d a te d lh e Mrs. Alien Holt and lllllt grand­ ? il<I d a ; id June. A. I>. IPIII, baa filed aald r e rtlflr a le 111 in ; n fflre . and tiaa m ade ap p licatio n son, Billie Gillen, left yesterday for f.-r l a , deed In laeile In accordance w ith la w . Bald c e rtific a te em brace* lhe fu llu n ln * de* Winter Park, where they will visit perilled pro p erty e tln a te d In Sem inole co u n ty , I’k u td a . tu .w it: la d 10 H tenilfo rd 'a A ddition I* friends for some time. T he aald land tw ins aaereee j a l Ik* J. A. Frazier, of Ocala, was here Hanford. d a le (if lhe laenaltre uf atich c e rtific a te la lh e nam e nf Norm an Butlun. I'nleaa aald c e r tific a te yesterday on a business mission. Mr, ah a II be redeem ed according to law U s deed n lll l—«e llierro u uu the loilb day o f A ugoal, Frazier represents John Durst Co./of A. n . m i l . Baltimore. W ltne-a my o ffic ia l alyualnre and peal ib is rzn d day of Ju ly , A. It. 1P2I. Dennis Ford, of Lakeland, repre­ th eIHKAI., K. A. IM IlJtH.Am . P terk C ircu it C ourt, senting the Central Shoe Co., of St. Sem inole C ounty, F la , Louis, was in the city yesterday call­ IS flip By i A. M. W E EK S, P . a ing on his local customers. n o t ic e o r a f p Lic a t io m r o a t a x d x x s U N DEK. SECTION ITS O E N E S A L STAT­ C. D. Clark, of Jacksonville, travel­ U TE. l a w > o p n o a t s A ing passenger agent for the Illinois Notice la a lie n th a l Elm a U laiek erb y , Central railroad, was here yesterday pnrebaaer o fhereby T ax C eM lflral* No. U l , d a te d llie 2nd day nf Ju n e , A. I*. ISIS, baa filed ekbl cefon business. tlf lr a te In m y o ffic e , ami ha* m ail# ap p licatio n N. II. Crozier, of Tamps, repre­ U r t a r deed to Uaue in accordance w ith la w . S aid c e n tric a l* em brace* th e fallow ing deacrlb* senting the Roeach Paper Co-, was in ml property s itu a te d to Sem inole t'u u a ly . f lo rid * , to -ta il; S C H o f BH of IJd 3, Bar, s . T trp . 21 the city yesterday calling on his local H, lti<nrr 3»*K. In afrea. The ra id lau d t w i s t a o e r d a t lb* d a le u f 111# laeuatice o f eurti customers. c e rtific a te III III* nam e o f 11. E. Itolw rlaou. U*Mrs. Henry Purdon and attractive le-a aald c e rtific a te ahall be redeem ed acco rd ­ to law lax deed will lean* thereon un lb * little daughter, Louise, left yesterday ing 2blb day uf A ugnal, A. t>. ilU I. W lincpa my o ffic ia l alxtialnre and a ra l afternoon for Wnynosb no, Ga., where lh e l£ n d day n f Jn ty . A. it. 1U3I. they will visit her father, *Mr. John IBKAI.J E. A. IB)i;«IdkW4. Clerk l l r n l b C ourt. Blount, and her jiitor, 1 Mrs. Jack * Sem inal* C ounty, V ia. . By: A. M. W E EK S. P. C , Hcwett Thoy will lie nwny about iiltllc a month. N O T IC E OT A P P U O A T IO V TOR TA X D K gO UNDEK SECTION t i t OEXXOAL STA T­ Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jonti left this U T E . LA W S OF T LO EID A __ * morning for their home in Tampa, N olle* I* hereby s i t e * th a t lltn d eU Beadleafter spending several weeks here at ton. p u rrh a m r o f C ity T a i C e rtific a te No. d a te d th e la l d ay of A pril. A. It. 1913, baa /.a the McBride resldenc*. aald c e rtific a te in m y o ffice, and baa m ade• ■«»lb u t for lax deed I d |aeue In arcurdanx* Mrs. Howard Tlbbals and baby of pwllra ith law . S aid r e rllflc a te em brace* tb c fallow ­ Haines City, who have been spending ing de*cfB*nl p ro p erly a itu a ie d In lh e l i l y * t Sem inole C o u n t;, r i o t Ida. to - d tt! I .some time in Kentucky, arrived here Hanford, 4, Kiuehta Land A C abm laatlo* I 'o .'a Add. Soutb S anford, In l*lal llu eki ti yesterday and will spend eeveral P a r* 13, llen ird aa iu f recorded Sem inole C ounty. 1 **b weeks here with her aunt, Mrs. Pan­ land being »*» ,*»*J a t the d a le u f th e e f anefa .* ertln cate In Uie M in e n f H artiel ic S. Munson. iU*taI'nlce* aald c e rtlflc a le ab all be Mrs. Elthn Moughton and two chil­ d e c o r a a rv o rd ln s to law t a t deed w ill b Ibere-m on tb* X lth day o f AngWat, A. P . II____ dren of Ocala, arrived loat night and W llneiw m y o fric la t alg n aln re and Beat U da s a i d d a y o t J a ly . A. l». I N I . are the guests of her mother, Mr*. J. tb eISKAI.I K. A. P O C tlia S H . C lark C ircu it C e a rl, N. Whltncr, on Magnolia avenue,' Sem inole C *4aty. r t a . t# fllr D r; A- M. w a X K S , P .« C . JACKSONVILLE, July 21— An or­ o r APPUOATIOV POX TAX DXXS dinance Vhich has passed first read­ NOTICr UNDE* SECTION t i t OXVUAL STAT­ UTE, LAWS Or PL0O19A ing before the city council her? would provide a heavy fine and imprisonment N olle# I* hereby (le e * Ih e t I .' X L ata* , chaeer o f C ity T ax CVtllrAts No. in. d a te d for persons guilty oflerectlng “spite" Ibe ta t day o f A pril. A. I>. 191", b aa P le d aald a te la my o ffice, and bag m ade fences within the city limiLi of Jack­ craethr tific m fo r t a t deed lu laene In at-cm w ith law , S aid c e rtlflc a le em braces tb* sonville. Sowing deecylbeil p ro p e tt; altn o led In . lb * t i t * Tom Martin returned Inst night from a two weeks visit with relatives nnd friends at Madison nnd I.nkelnnd, A jolly party motoring to Silver I.nke Monday evening where they en­ joyed a delightful swim were: Misses Julia and Mary Zachary, Rosalind Radford and Simmons, of Jackson­ ville, .Messrs. L. D. Brown, Albert Bearden, Frank Luckwood and Dr. L. A. Pound. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Blackman, of tho Wekiwa Ranch, were in the city yesttrday combining business .and pleasure. Mr. and Mrs. Fred S .. Dalger left this morning for their home in Trinijm after spending several days heiidwith relatives. J Capt. and Mrs. John Wimbish nnd son Amos, motored to Scbring where Capt. Wimbish went on business. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Langly, Master Frank Langly, and Dr. and Airs. W. T. Langly returned homo Monday from Campbilt, Ala., where they have been visiting their father, W. T. Langley, Sr., their sister, Mrs. Conlne, and and their brother, John Z. Langly. They were the recipients of much so­ cial attention, among them being a picnic a t Horse Shoe Bend. This was attended by tnore than fifty relatives and friends. A re-union of the Lang­ ly family was also held and this was attended by* one hundred and eighty relatival. H. S. Haight, of Sanford, is In the city looking after business interests. —Tampa Tribune. Wilt Crawford, of Orlando, was among the visitors to the city today. o f Hanford. Sem inole P e t a l / . IV-rVl*. Io-w 1*‘ Mr. Crawford is on* o f the leading le it s, S le n llfa rd ’a Ad. T h e aald la n d b eta* attorneys of Orange county and hat a t tk * d « t« o f tk * k w o ta e t e f sa c k The affect on your purse li about •agnad e t* l a tk* a a a ie u f X C, C oaart. V many friends throughout the s ta te . the same, whether the man ia engaged fle aald c e rtlfle a t* ahall be redeom ed a re u n lla g law t a i dc#>l w ill leene ih eteu a cal th e Z sth His visits to Sanford are always a in the uplift or the holdnp. of A bgaat, A. D. 1911, , source of pleasure to bia many friends W llaeaa m y o ffic ia l .alg n aln re a n d ***) tk e S h u t d a y o f J a ly , A. P . I >01. Kara. 666 ctuts Dengue Fever. (OVAL) K. A. DOPQLAaa. Mr. and Mr*. H. F. Roller are tiny It with a Herald W ant Ad. \ Ita-atp among the visitors to tha city today r.t m m g j.'X �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921 Convict Rebellion In Western Peniten­ tiary, Two Escaped B e lie v e d To Be B id in g in C e llin i in P itts b u rg h Your police departm ent will give your home and your business better protection. You can travel to and from work independ­ ently, comfortably, swiftly, and safely. You can pass anything on the road if you wish. ■You can tak e her along on every trip and outing. * PITTSBURGH, July 19,—Western penitentiary officers today had ac­ counted for all but two of the con­ victs who yesterday rebelled and after setting fire to several buildings fought the guards, deputy sheriffs and the city policemen more than two hours. These two are believed to be hiding in the cellars and their capture before nightfall is expected. Legal Advertisements N o tice la l .e r tb r s ir e n I b a t J . E. l a i n * , p a r 'b a r e r o f Cl 17 T a i C e M in r ile No. 230. d a te d th e Ml (1*7 o f A p ril. A. I). 1011, baa filed ta ld c e r tific a te In n , o ffice, an d baa m ad* a p p lic a ­ tion l« r I n dee.) to ltao e In accordance w ith law . S aid r e rilf lc a l* jrath rarea tb# follow ing deecrlbed p r o p e r! / a ltn a te d In th e ( 1 1 1 o f San­ ford. Sem inole C o a n tj. t'lo rld a . l o a n . I act 20, S lrtiU fo n l’a Add T he ta ld lao-l b a ln r i w r u r d a t tb* d a le o f tb # I . . nan ce o f to c b c e r tific a te lo ib e n im e o f 1 *. II. lira tw e ll. L'nlewa ta ld c e r ll/lc a te th a ll 1, redeem ed according lo taw l a i deed w ill lM o* tte r r- m ua th e d ih d * 7 of Aa m t , A. ft. 1071. W it nee* m j o f r tr la l a lg n a tn re an d aeal t t u Ibe I t l d a j o f S 0 I7 . A. H .d a S I . {SEAL) E A. DOirtll.ASS. l.le tk Cl real t C o n n . Sem lnol# C oantg, FI l « - « te fly; A, W. W E EK S. D. C. f a s t ---------SPORTY-------- NEAT ECONOMICAL----- CHEAP----- QUICK Get out and away into God’s own country. will add years to your, life and m ake you a ii k in d s . ;nd better work, for move rw»ffT(r« ji*# ri{L t I p K. A. DOUGLASS, H # rk K O T IC t TO P R O P E R T Y O V tf C R i fa ii#-frttj f h f n l l i i l |tu * f l of ro n i(tiM i/ii# r t iu##t «/fa lU* laf ,*l»f »*f A l» t f c i a I lh# i ll.n jw 1 . .Jfj»tif«sf»i a r 2 ii'rJtBrfc [» ttt.. til hs»aT all isifli t m fif n , i i i l» l a ijralrir ti» « |i |v » r a tfl r t i ^ f rgiCj|iUltit# M9 to lb # "«at(Utl*’fi# !>y tL^ o f rm m tjf «m ilw* lU li d i j nf i n l y . A. I t » b f n tjM lh f *« m llo an t **f I>|«alii**ra *o«J lu l:a#r *ti? tli*t m»jr Iwp £ |* tu w hy tb# raluAtln*) a* flaw] h> lh# IViiBl 141. i n y rv»l #r p#rsKiAa 1 «iHHf|.j !*» rbiTigiNE Tl.<“ |u*4r>) t*f f e ttn ty ('iFtyitol-Mfoci### »lttlhsf ORDFR TO HOLD AN ELECTION IN SPEC* a* « |t**ir*I »»f |>jii«f|ia-rs fj»i ilfr 1 1 1 la *lay •*f IAL TAX SCHOOL D IST R IC T NO. 9. (O V IE ­ J u lj \ I* 11CI having fu ll) i)ia< nxa^ij 1 L# DO) SEM IN OLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A . ■l a i f t o v t i l i f a n 'l l j&* j i f F w i i l n l i M t M f*. A l # l l l h n ha# tmrn fiftap cO il to la i rFASt- U r v a ln illrm n|mrf» I he folkiasinc <1* rh r rraoniy Ikw fil of I^ M Ir Inatn»<-f f*#n Tot •rtlfrfH! ItM l !*f h li* 'Vi. In-tl*" FlfFThta on Jnn# 7lh . MCI, If If I 'A TI §!«l| \ l I n \ v i, ..f \ \\ i, n f M . • Icn n i f.ji uu f t titan tw rialy fli# J*rr ern t of -f •v*-. Tu. . 2 2 I «5* M ltAiii*r -12 L 1*1 arrr* fht ''n lj ‘|tj« nfir») r^ilillfic w ittiin Sjw*er froi.i |,y*i to* ru J'aai ia> !al ? v i ? ri.‘xil I, f i ir i r l S'n, 3, fhpxafnolfi ^ i** IUr,fc i l l ft V\ f *! »»f NK «cf iht a ‘*.TTi,*v PWifW#, Bsklric »n*l ( # f l l N l i i g lh * t an U\ .»f N\\ # .if Sw. ~ rW f!r*a *w 1.1*14 w ith in >#|<t T * t .<<bcju| i f»j«frln 3 lO ijfbifli ViiiltKilF *V*tiuiy FWiri* •!=. lit Jo- fr r it ir-*» fli-r ijurathiTi |* to wbrU-rT i f j not burnt# In thv ra n i of f 20,000.AO ahull h# * j ft«Q#4 by T#t DU Iric t No. L‘ i T. iD rtfvtol t* •* »ifvt*T^'l* ihwf#nf fn I* ux'Oat f««f fLf* finrj-***- of <sa | ih lug Irtillillfj#, B-tiJarslnc, f *#irrsi■ In* <*r *r|«* 11 iiit fctiuc4 tmlkS* N*i# (C"’ gr*'tfn*!a a r4 f*vr th * ffd n » li* i D istributors of Henderson and Excelsior Motorcycles ORLANDO FLORIDA * lege have jukt rpvcivd a Icttrr from l f w i h ll r * J -i' ittir l 1 i In .Mr. Whitcomb, of Snnf or d, calling on friends Sa t ur d ay . was J. Ilarohl Hill, president of the j aMumnl .A*sor iatioti, in which somo ! .Mrs Hub Proctor spent Wednesday * with Mrs. T. W. I’revutt, thing of the plans outlined hy Presi­ Mr. and ,Mrs. -f’urlett spent Thurs­ dent Ward and the trustees are given day with Mrs. Roland Ilevd, of Lake concerning the. future ferowth of the Harney. •college. Mrs. Ida Kaulcrson, daughter Lie­ nor. of Palm Reach, are spending n * Probably the most significant ( few days with Mr. ami Mrs. Mat featuYe of thi« |idliry is President’s Ward’s eonerjd ion of It'dlms i,> r<g.inl Mu21*II I*ftyIfir >iilanhiy numbers. Mr Hill in ins letter says:' for i'ai m Bum ii \s he will u|K»n ‘‘The college is rapidly developing to­ up a cas h and carry4TjKore* ward the ideals set by Dr. Ward. He Mr. nnd Mrs. T. W. Prevatt and hopes that Rollins will never have Mrs. J. M. Prevatt,, Mrs. McFarland nn enrollment of over TtOO, but that and children spent Sunday with Mr. that enrollment may be of surh qual­ nnd Mrs. E. H . K il I h-. ity ns to equal in accnniplisntent Mr. a nd Mrs. Wakef iel d a nd Mr. many times its number. Hy concen­ a nd Mrs Charl es Phillips we re s h o p ­ tration on the liberal ' arts course p i n g in Sa n fo r d S a t u r d a y . Dr, Wnrd’s ambition foa^lollins is to* Mr. arid Mrs. F r a nk li n a rc the attain those notable results associ j proud p ar en t* of u fine baby girl born ated with the small, high class col- to t h e m last week. Mo th e r a n d b ab y a r e doing fine. lege.’' Mrs. J, M. Prevfttt spent Sunday Attention is called to the great ro. cults attained during the school year with Mrs. McPharlnnd. A, pleasant evening was enj9>ed at iif 1020-21. “The year just closed has been a phenomenal one. Under the the home of Mrs. McFarland on Lake leadership of President Ward more Geneva Friday night. About twentythan n half million dollars have been five young folks of Osceola nnd Ge­ added to its endowment. The total neva, were present and a very en­ registration of 370 Is,the largest to joyable evening was spent. Light re­ date- The baseball teqm has wod the freshments were served.* Mrt. Rranoii and children, of Mims, state championship, and in every way nre spending a few days with hpr the record has been one of which wo mother, Mrs. Daniels. should be very* proud.” Mr. and Mrs. McQueen nnd family Regarding the new college year, to who have been visiting Mrs. Grover open in fieptembr the message to the Lefiles left today for her home in alumni says, “Tito new college year will open September 19, next, nrftl we are going to expect grent things of the incoming student body. We must make a better showing in football. In basket bill a schedule similar to last y ear's trip to Carolina must be more successful. In baseball—our old time strength—we must retain the state championship. The girls must mske « name for themselves in basket bail, and we must strengthen our already strong forces In aquatics. The Totno• kan staff is already a t work on the 1922 annual,tand the Sandspur, which Is being merged with the Rollins Press and Incorporated as the Sand-spur Publishing Co., should be in a . better position to give us the news.” Post exrds—local vlowi the Herald office. *i*i* fra^s a r h o o l # w ith in b #|±1 K |ppc- 1*1 Tea |H * ff|ri No, 3* S ^alA ot# <Vrou* i t? H o tiil*. \ TLs*ri*ftsf# !U I t ii# v n jr« i T h at **l*a“Uun Dr. W ard’s Idea is r Build College Small But Good The SanfoH nlumtii of Rollins Col% rv iu o c o m rrr board o r u m v c n o r . s e m in o l e c o u n t t . n o t . ID A . D ETERM IN IN G W H A T AMOUNT O f BONDS IS NECESSARY FO B S P E C IA L TAX SCHOOL DIATHICT HO. S. (O V IE D O ). BEMi a o l e c o m r r r . Fl o r id a . t h e h a t e o r IH T E X E S T TO B E PA ID TH ER EO N . TILE T IK E W H E N P R IN C IP A L AHD IH T E X E S T SH A L L B E D U E AHD E A T A B L E . 'lit (1*7 o f Ja rir. A. D. IV h R H tr On l b # ___ IW I. a p e titio n waa p fe y re lrd la tb# C h a n t/ B eard o f PaM Ie lo a lre c ilo u f a r D rm tsoto Const r . Fhwid*. t l / n r d I<7 awe* lb»n t w e n t / f l r # p er r a n t of tb* d o ll q u a lifie d #l#etofa realdi o r w ith S pecial T ax Srbw d D la trlrt !fa. S. Sem inole l o u f i t / , F lo rid a. aak lh a and IU 1 W 0 ), _____ I-efltp .n tn / !h»t *D eU eU on tie called an d be Id tu d e t r r m i u (be n o e a tk * aa to w b e th rr or lull tr a d * la I t * earn o f t30.MU.GO a b o u t! be. iH oed h r S pecial T a i School M e tric ! So, 3 (Otled-W. Sem inole CYm b I / . F lo rid a fo r th e parpoea of a r-/B irin /, balk B a r . r n l ir a l n a . farn U b . t a r ur o th e r* I* # Iraprortn* acbonl b a lU la r* >od K t « l rro u ad * an d for lb* c tc lu a ite aa* of Hi* public free arboola w U b ls 'a a ld S pecial T a i School M u r ie l No. 3. Sem inole C o u n t/, F lo rid a, th e proceed* o f th e (a id bund l**oe ansottutln* la l30.G 00.a) to be tu r d for tb* p u r p a r t aet fo rth la eald p e titio n , an d to be ex pended aad dufcoraed I d a m ean er fallow ing. to - tr lt: 1 . 1 17,000.00 to be need la hail Idle* trad fu relab ln * a acfcool fo r w h ite c h ild re n at O tledo, r u . 3. I2.0CO.00 to be need la r a U e r l a a an d fora ltb le c a t.r r r q arheol a t O tled o . F lorida. 3. 11,000.00 lo be need fo r tb* p a r r baa* o f rlim itb la ra and lo c ld ra ta la fo r aU arboola w ith ­ in la id Spec!*I T a i School D U tr k t, and t la tb *_ tru e* o f Ibla H oard U u t W bereaa. I________ It w eald be to tb* beat In te fc a t o f S p ecial T a i Schcad I d t lr l c l No. 3" (O tle d o ). 8#m lnol# (VanI 7 , F lo rid a. to l a te r tr a d e In tb * n n o f IS !.0(UGO. (be pruceeda I hereof lo t * need and •etpended In lb* m an n er an d fo r tb * porprwr* and object* a t i r e beretnaM ir* nei fiwtb am i 1 * M ttaie.1 In ta ld p eillk m . T herefor* Be I t B e ao lie d : T t.a t II I* tl> d elertn ln allo n o f ll. 1t ( 'o n o lf B o ard 1 o f PabUc l a i t r s c t l o n fo r S em inole C r a o lJ . 'F lo rid a, tb al th e an m n n t o f I r a d a re>|nlre<I fo r tb * pnrposea and object* aet fo rth In a t Id Iiw tftln n la Ibe •a m o f f30.GPO.00; th a t lb * eald bond* (b a il Lear J n te r r at a t Ibe ta l e o f 6 p e r c e n t ’ p e r an­ n u a ; th e Inter**! on A id tr a d e to t># p a ra b le v n d - .n n u a l l f ; ta ld I ra d a lo he i l t l r d J 0I7 Ml, l t d , an d lo m a la r* i b l r t f rear* a f l r r lb* dal* th ereo f, an d . • 1 .1 Be I t F n rlb e r Ile a o ltrd : T bal ■ tp eeU l -leetlm i b* h e ld In ta ld Spec! 11 T t l S tb o o i Ida* t r l n No. 3 (O tle d o ). Sem inole C o u n tr. rk w ld a, in a c m rd tn c * w ith Itw . to d eterm in e w h eth er cr 001 th ere abatl be tam ed lif la id S pecial T a t S ch w l I H e trlrt No. 3 (O rtcd o l. Sem inole Coan1f , F lo rid a, to o d a aa a re p ro d d e d fo r In tb li (♦witniifin. aoih » . , II* It F u rth e r Rem itted: T I.al Ibla r»»r.la'b in lw palill(be-l In II:* Bin'<>rd I l c r a l t , a n ew ip ap er p a M ltb rd In Sedslnd* C o u n lr. F b e i.It. l-ur w llb o u t M i l S pecial 7 » i Stfcoal IdaIrict No 3. il,et* leln tf no n ew ip ap er p o b il-lc d w ltl.ln t a l l 8 ;ieeMl T a i Scbiad IT itrlC t S i . 3, i r e . a week fo r four • o c c e . l t e a r . l i , T U * frto lu tlo o ad o p trd In m o l a r w -alo a >f t i e ( m in t / B oard of F u b llr In tirn c lb u i for Sep 1le.de Coup 1 /. F lo rid a. l!.e *tl. d a / of J 0 I7 , A. l>. itr ji. C. F. IIA R R IS O N . C hairm an, A DALLAS. F IIE D T. W ILLIA M S. C o u n t/ Board of F nblle I tu t roc thin fo r Sem inole C o u n t/, F lo rid a . A M eet; , ‘ T , IV. LAW TON, S u p i. r u b . lo atu . an d K i-offlcjo S r c r e la r / 10 H oard. 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FLO R ID A CITA TIO N X E fiflU ti, Ctmij»laln#nf <&#■! nf ftoarvj) In Cirrviit C curt, B rrt& ib J u J if ia l C ircu it 1c* aii4 ■ f a r Sam tsol# O u n t j , F lo rid a.— In C bintrrry CITATION Vf#erl# Vnnrtf T ra rn tu rII,, lN*f#ti l»nt T»* M a/tglr A n n a n , T rarnm rU li #«fift#artnc fr»-ni an a f fb la r it In II U rx «i*r || ■( fb# rr*li!e r,fe *if H r iVf#ru|Ail( !• «;n kn*.« ti . M«n| It la tl«# U-lii-f t*f s fflx n l t! it ibt* *|#f #|j*|ant I# o u r f l a m i t f «»tj# J # a ri o f niit amt th a t tb#r# |« no i*rnw?n In lb# fitnf# of t b Tblai It*# a # rrir# nf a ’♦at»j^»rn# iii#/n trmtbS bind ill# *#lf| ilrf#oi!*nl. T irfrifn f# . ft*u, M nrjfi# Au»i#tt. T rin ititell. « rt i.rr#by r#«jglr#d t*n ibe flra i da? o f A ugust, A. D. 1221, to ap jw ar to !!»• bltl o f com plain Bled xsfiiittt yrai In f h li ran##, utbrrw tx# a dnrr## |TO n n f r t s o w ill €>o ta id d#t# b# r n t r t n l B«rafn«t >«#U» ® *d B IL L TO U D IE T T IT L E (O. I I .) o ir a e e u c a t i o h SECT10H i n 01 DTES, LAW S OE ee KoUC* U b e re t,/ f )t n l 0 0 *c»r II. G re m lin s. S r., Ct*upLalu*at. N o tice la b a /e b / r l t e a th a t M trech .i Hot* O o a p u f , la * ., p o r r h u e r of T a t 1Vr,io r a l e No. d V 3 ,_ A atrd tb * d tb d . r I t 1 {V «*W. baa m S d bald ( ^ f & i . V m V £ fl<». ftad fcia m ad# ipptlrafjans ,»*_ y *. * U» tta c iT iH * |£ . *■*<» em brace* tb* fo llo w ln f deaertbed . • U n tie d l a Sem inole e o n a tr, r w i i i ’ 7*77'/ *7 a r t / T L * of W H e , « ! ; o f S E I 4 Sec. I . Twp- ® 8 . Ran** w V 5 2 . . I d lan d b e t a / a i m * , i n s . - f* r , l r u , t ' I" t i e , . E„ . f 'S l A b o T a * C c r llf lr v * He. SM I. d , „ j t t , ... d a y o f J a n e . A. D. IBM. M id c K £ wace* th e f o B o a r ln f deacrtbe-l p ro p ,/,” In Sem inole C o u n t/, F lorida. lo-wii| , an d 4. E ta n a ’ S o b -W r. of W U „f v r t ^ * s e n . Sac. I , T w p. 3 ) K . l i t e r * » •a b l lan d b eta* t w w e J e l the date o f 1 i h e ^ o f « < * t e r t i n e a l e Is (he cam * of L J low ing d eecrlbed lan d * In Sem inole C o u n t/, F lorid*, lo -w lt: . ‘L o ti Ft*# 13). an d R e tro ( 7 ). B lock t . ' o f Hi. (ie rlm d * A d d itio n lo S an fo rd . F la t Book 1. p a rr* 112 117, aa recorded In Bcm tnoU C b n s l/, F lo rid a. You ar* ih erefo r* b e r e b / com m anded an d r*'la lre d lo be a n d a p p e a r b efo re o u r ea ld C ircu it C ourt a i tb * C ourt IIo ar# In S an fo rd . Florid*, on tk e F lra t U o o d a j In S ep tem b er. 11(21. tm lar tb* fifth d a / o f eald m oflib, th en and* M et* to . A b o T a x C e rtific a te No. 3M L dated d « 7 e f J « * e . A . D . ISM . eald Cert M e .? . •» h erein again*! 70 U, an d th e re in fa ll n«f ela# ta ld t i l l w ill be ta k e n aa c o n f e .- . ‘ a » agaiiw t /o u , to be follow ed b/ fin a l d e rrw I t 1* f u rth e r o rd ere d th a t ib la i,u t|* a I* p ub liabed m e t each w eek fo r tw e lr - w .-k # In lb# S an fo rd H e ra ld , a new ap ap er p u K u b # d la S em i­ nal* C o u n t/. F lo rid a. Don* and o rd ered Ibla lb* 2 3 lj <!*/ o f J J t / t tryi T c le tk 'a S eal) E . A. PflC flL A S S . ’ C)*rk C lrm it Court. Sem inole c > n n t/. FM DICKINSON A D ICK IN SO N . Solicitor* foe C om plaint*. 4 1 -U tr !n r a t i t # <l#f# o f ti# U#n*t~o *4 aorfj rfrtlflc a ii# In tb# nam « of ft \ k , J haCOQ A tm T i t O r t t f l e a t e No 2^17, i#»«J a # 3th day o f Jtm #. A. P. IK>I t a l l r« ri!flettt em brace* lh# follow Ins d M c ril# ! pfaperty #lin * ted In dem ise!# CVjtjofjr. FlorMa lot* 17 am i IS, Kvid #’ Sob Div W 4 -? •*f B E U . 1 . Tw|r « liv . K » ild land to ln c i i >t aa#i| at tb# rltt# of ti,f U* so»nc# of anch c e rttftc a l# In tb# m et# J. M Kratui. A im Ta» r e r t l f l r a t e Nn !«*»si *i# 5tb rliy of Ju n e, A# D. 1 ^ 4 - ■a 11 O rtlflc a te brace# th e follow Itsp ofi^sarry In Sem loot# r u t a t f , Flnrl»i* tsvwtf last II. ISvuiv* Boh.-DU. o f W S of NE*i of I Be#., 20 T #rn„ 30 B. ft. Tb* f a ij |**.i twtaf i m ph o I a t th # d al# of ih# of c e rtific a te In -ih# nam e of J M f'ia * Alan T a i C e rtific a te No I TV) t i t ^ l th# 5H •lay of Jo n e, A. .D , M*1l raid 1 'a ru fie tta CD' brace# i!ie foU ow tnc (1^*rrU — 1 w-r»r titua?#*! In Ketnlrmle rtw m fy. F lo rH s *• »i* !*>*# 19y i * 0*1 21 F r a m B q h -|Hv «* ! T*.;- 70 ‘t'U th . Itan ce 3n E*af. T t# saJ| U r! a**e#ee«l 11 th e slat# of ft=e t**-srr* cf **ith c e r tific a te In (he m i e of t’ \l??ft AUo T * t O r t t f l e a t e No 2»U« »!itM tie *?| day o f Ju n e. A. D. 1491, o l d <"rinfU st* »3 * Itrace# the follow log ileierit*--! K™,*?'.' In Rdcvnlnolt CVmnty. rU rb l* to wit 5* ' 72, Evan.* Snh l i # tJf W H of N T S «*f B Eb Sec. 1. T w p 30 B , fU n y e 30 E TY.e #abl !»M *+• Inc » # r « s f il *t th e d a te of l«* istre of #rjeti c e r tI f lc ite In th# nam e of J If Pc*## \i*-» T a i T e n m e a t# No. lb*®. tt# Tt5» .lay o f Ja n # . A*. IK | W . #tM C e riin ^ t# r a hraceif th# follow In e d c ic ftl’Cil In -B #m lno|i C o o a tL Florhla. fo w it' le t 24. F i ana* Sub Die. W H .o f M ! 1» r f ‘■El . b Tw p. 2D H. It a n r# 30 E Tl)# a i l l f#n*i UU# as##«»c»! a t lh# slat# of th# Iw ntnc# «rf *9?i r e r tif ic a t# In li«# n air# of F Allen \l*n T # i r # r tlf le a t# No 2^1^ ! • • - ' ' 't* d * t of Jnr»# \ D 1*^*4 a l l ber* ‘ K rirsv tj(# follow Inc fe-r- -i-w-- ' ‘ “ In Semiixyl# t'oninty, Florhla- i r> a ‘f 1 , ‘i to in R i m Bub Die of W S of NP.v, ' " BS. Bye 1 Tw p 20 B, lU n ce 3D V. 7b- • ' I J*a4 t*elnc a u « * r d a t th# lilt# of the |»*n*oc# af a«ch c e r tific a te In th# M m # o f J. >!. F.v*sa. Alan T ax I V rtir tra t# Nn. 1749. d»tM th t 3 d May o f Jo n # . A* D. 1001. «*l>) certm cat# e»* tifacea | U fo llo w ln c dc*crlt«#il p w p t f t j #}taat#4 In Betnlnnl# Coonty* F lorhla, hvwlf* #n«| .32 E ta n a B o b ,.D ir . Sec. I . Twe ^ A. ftar.ire JW »U«t. T i t M id l«n«1 helny a«#c«rt a t lh# flat# o f fli# Rtooianc# of ■ach rertlflcit* In tb# nam # o f 15* Allen. Vnlewf fcahl c e rtin c a te # »hall I# rcUetre-l arcorvtlnc to law tax i!e#4 w ill thefeca ® th# 30tl» day o f Ju ly , A. D. 1921, WltniHw my o ffic ia l »lrtiaf«r» *n0 l t ** th# Sill* day of Ju n e , A D IWI «B E A I.» E A i* n r o i l '* • r i e r t iTrcnli '4Ynrt Seminal# I'w m ti. r*»» LVJlt* . . B / S . M. WEEKS- I>- 0 N O T IC E . or A P F U C A f lp N TOR TAX O rtD UN D ER SECTION »7» 0 ENERAL STAI _ UTES. LAW S O r TLORIDA N o tice t« E ereK / r t r r i Ib a! Brom t r . C.rref, im r r h tte r o f T a x C e rtific a te No,. 112. d a ’ra l»« 2nd <1* / o f Ju n e , A. D. IPI9. Ii»t filed tald «»• Ilf!c a te In m / o ffic e , and ha* «r**!* »«*«** t)..n foe fa x deed to laaoe In aeeordaRf* law . 'Wild r e rilf lc a l# -em hrarc* >!•* /('llo « » f d e .c r|t(~ l p r o |w r l/ a ltn a le d In S em lr-Ie •"«*■ l» . F lo rid * , to w ill N 40 ft. 1(01 4 B •*» C hapm an A T u c k e r’* Add. «o Aanfmd. _ ta ld lan d tw in s a» e< * rd a t Ibe d t l c <d *T m n < e o f in c b c e r tific a te In th e name of know n. I nlet* ta ld c e rtific a te t h ill N » deem ed a rc o c d tn r to law ta x ‘l e e I will I *• th ereo n th e IWlti d a / o f - J u t / . A. P . UK1W ltn c u to/* o ffic ia l a l a n t to re and « •> th e 21th d a / o f J u n e , A, D. IW I. (S E A L ) E. A. POKILASA. n e r k Circuit 0 * t t Sem inole C « is t/. F it. l.VC.ic 11/ A. W. WEEKS. P. C- If ta fu rth e r ordered (b a t u M nutlc# ft# (rtthlU hrd in tb# H anford l l r t ^ I J , % naunpafier t>?!btiih#f! f n . Hrminol# IV itinif, F lorida, fiwr ff»nr r o n # # m ||v t w##k*. Willi*## n if b in d #nd ##*l o f tb# i I otp '#*1 w i H on Ibi# 30fb tln j o f Jim #, A. D. IV-1. WB 41. 1 E. A. DOrOl.ABB. C k tk i l r c u l l r o n r l. JO H N O. I.KONAHDI. iM lr ito r nnd o f Conn##! for C ikupU tnant. •* NOTICE or A P P L IC A T IO N FOR TA X D EED . 4ft-3 fr. UNDER SECTION S7». G E N E R A L STA T­ UTES. LAW S OF FLO R ID A NOTICE O r A P P L IC A T IO N T O R TAX DEED U N D ER SECTION S IJ G E N ER A L S T A T ­ N*>(lc* la h rrrh y r l ' - n th a t V. T Peter*, pur UTES, LAW S O f FLORIDA r h a te r o f T a i ( V r t l f l r i t * No. (91, d ated th* «It. d a / of Ju ly . A. D. 11*13. h a a filed i a t t N olle* 1* h * tr h / *l»en l i n t d i r t . S*rat> M. c e r tir ir a te Ira n ./ o ffic e , and haa m ade appll <athm for ( a t deed to lw u r In acco rd an ce w ith 1 aw to o . p u rrh a te r o f T ax C e rtific a te N*o. .VC, law . Said c e r tific a te n o tifie s * Whr foltow tna listed th e Dlh d a / o f J a l / , A. I>. 11*13, h a t filed d eter It* d p n f c r l / »ituale*l In Kemtnot* .C o a n i/. *atd c e r tific a te la u>7 o ffic e , and h a t m ade a p ­ F lo rid a, lo -w lt: F our acre# In aquar* to HW p licatio n for la x deed to laaue In accordance m cn er S ection 22, T w p. ,2 a B., B an s* 32 E. ! w ith taw . S aid e e r tlflc a te em brace* tb * fob acre*. Tit* aald lan d tw in* * » r* * ed *1 ll.e d a te L*e tn c deaerttw d p to p e r t/ a ltn a te d In Be niton!# l e t I. lUnrk C. A, o f th e laauanre of .o r h c e r tific a te In th e nao*e c o u n t/. F lo rid a, tie w tl: o f N, lliw en lh al. I n let* aald c e r ttf tr a ta *hall AuRn'a F lra t Add. to Orle-lo Tlic aald land lie re-le. n*ed a c rtic d ln / to law t a i deed w ill I t b rin k ataeaaed *1 Ih e d al* o f th e iM uance nf ■o* Ih rrev n on th e 6 th d a / o f A u /o a t, A. D. tu ck c e r tific a te In th e n am e of F red W hit*. ttf2 l. W ltn et* 01/ O frtrlal d e n a tu r e and aaal Cnleau aald c e r tific a te ab atl l*e redeem ed a rcordlna lo law la x de*d w ill Itatte Ih erm o ou tbl* l i e I d d a / o f J u t / . A. It. IP2I. 4T-3IC Ilia I3 (h d a / o f A u /n a t. A. It. 11*21. (SE A L ) K. A. DOUGLASS. C lerk C ircu it C ourt. W itne*a id / o ffic ia l i l x a i t u r * and **al Ibla l a C ircuit C o u rt, 8* T enth Ju d ic ia l C ircu it of K*mloot* C o u n t/, F U . ff>* Tib d a / o f J u l / , A. D, IMF. F larld a . Samba*!* C o u n t/.— IS E A I.) K. A. DOUOIoASS. W O lc I t / : A. M. W E E K S . D. a C lerk C ircu it C ourt. S em lao lt C o u n t/, F la. NOTICE OF ArPUCATIOH FOX TAX DEED 47-Ole B / : A. U . W E EK S, D. C. UNOEK SECTION ITS, OEXEXAL I.laala Cocker. C o m p lain an t. STATUTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA T* . O f C n IC U rT COURT O F T H E SEV E N T H FO* N olle* la h e r r b / ( i u a th a t D . W . S h o rt, purW |l Be to C. Cocker. D afeo d an t . D IC IA L C IR C U IT OF FLO R ID A . SEM IN O LE COUNTT To W illiam C . Cocker, 317 *h chaaer of T*« C e rtific a te No. ITS. d a te d tb* 2nd *U / o f Jn n * . A. D. IS IS , hAa D ied aald C*r- U eoere (lalao * . C b m p laln an t. PD d crp o rt C o n n ecticu t: ------------llfle e t* In ***/ u fflc * . au d ha* triad* ap p licatio n I t M 'peartn* fm u i an a f f l d a t l l filed In thla fo r I t l deed to laau* lu accordance w ith law . Jen n ie (lalnoo. IW fm danL caua# th a t th * rctld en cu o f tb * d e fe n d a n t la S aid c e r tific a te em brace* th # follow ing d eerrtb31T Soulh Main a tr e e t. B rld * et» .rt. O nnneetlcut. CITATION i d |*»utw n/ t l t n i l e d tn Sem inole C o u n t/. F lo ri­ Tn Jttm l* Gain**, place of re .ld e n re ankoow n; Wjd tka* ttw te la no | a i m In lb* S la te of d a . tte w ltl P e r . HR. ‘ro e o f Je**np a i d W . You a re h * r* b / nrdered to b# aad ap tw ar t e r lo r l.lt lh* * e rrtre o f i tul>t»cna u . r a whom' I I W . d e . m u « IP* f t . . I: KUl.m f t . . N ltM f t.. for* o u r aald co u rt a t tb * C ourt llo u te In Han­ Would Mod t i n d e fe n d a n t, and t i n t Ihe d e ­ W WVLftn f t.. Sec. 32. T w p 20 S. lt* n * * 30 E. ford. F lo rid a, Ih tb* a h o ru e n title d n u t * on tb* fendant ta o te e tw e n i/-o o * /e a r# of a*e 3 are**. T ie u h l land be In* aaaeaaed a t the I’lx • t M onde/ la A n cu ah IP2I. (ha aam* twin* Tt-erefocr. /o u W illiam C. I'o rk e t. are b e /e d a l* o f (he iM nanre o f auch c e r tific a te In th* Itw f l n t d a / th ereo f, an d a rule d a / o f ibla l»7 re-pit red (o ap tw at m .t b * b ill of com plaint n a u e n r L'ukuuwn. I’nteaa aald r * rtlf !r a t* th a ll C ourt, In in a w e r th* b ill of com plaint tiled llleil i r a ln a l jo n In th la ra c u e , on or ta-fore t * (e-leeme-t a rru rd ln * lo law la x deed w ill la­ Iw rrlu a a a ln a t /o n , al»* th e aam* w ill he taken th e f l n t d a / of A n /u a i. A. I». JK2I. olharw l** a m e 11 ereoii An th e 22nd i l a / o f A u*u*l, A- D. a* Conf(Weed and follow ed h / ap p ro p riate d e­ d ecree iiroroofeaw . w ill o n aald d a te b e en tered a ra lr.tl /o u . IS21, cree W ltn eet m y n f f le la l a ls u a lo /a a n d aeal th la th* ■ (I la fu rtb e e o rd ered t b a l th la order b e pubI t la fu rth e r ordered th a t aald a o t l r a b* pubI4 lb d a r o f Ju n e , A. D. 1S2I. liabed la th * S an fo rd H e ra ld , a A ew ipaper pub- lifl)#s| la th* $*nftfrd Ifrm ltl. i u<rw«|i#[^r, nabK, A. POCGLASS. llth ed In Sem inole C rm itt/. Flnclilit. m e* each h tb e d In Sem lnola C o u n t/, fo r ro ar coaaecaU ee d e c k C irc u it l> to r'. week fo r e l r b t ro a a e c u tlr* week*. Seudrwd* ( w a n t/. I’.a. (JlTea a a d e r m / Land an d *eat o f aald C ourt. TVltaeoa m / h tn d an d tb* a e a l ’ o f th e a t o r e B / a ; M. W E E K S . D. C. tt.U th # SSth d a / n r M a /. 1021. IS-«(e aU W d r o o /t on tb U 30Ih d a / o f Ja n a . A . D IW I. (HEAL) *L A. DO OG LA SR. C la r t * f Clceulf C bnrl. (SE A L ) IL A.‘ DOUGLASS. For office supplies, stationery, etc., Sem laol* U m n tj. / l a . THOS. R. W ILSO N , ^ , k C trcu l, Cooct. come to the Herald office. A tto ro * / to r Oom ptalnAot. ««-*(« 41-01! �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY,’JULY 22, 1921 A nd The Supply Cannot e standard Keep Up With Demand (F ran BUly) Buildings nr© going up everywhere in Sanford and each day secs new houses in the residence districts being erected. In fact one must make the rounds each day to keep up with the remarkable growth of Sanford this summer. And with all of this build­ ing there are scores of people here v ho want houses and homes and many more are writing asking about homes for the winter months. The Sanford Building A Loan Association has demands for $88,600 more than thfy have to loan and if the people who have money fo invest would take out shareo in the Sanford Building A Loan Association this city would grow in proportion to the needs in the next »ix months. Among the new houses noted today arenas follows: Frank Markwood is- building three bungalows on Palmetto avenue and Tenth streets. George DcCottes in building three on Palmetto near 13th street and one of them is the Quickbilt house all made of ready built material. The Meisch Realty Co., has just started four houses at the corner of Sixth and Holly avenue for the employees of the John. Maus­ er Cigar factory, and a house in Goldsboro. There are many others in nil pnrts of the.city. editor w r it e s f i n e l e t t e r to m s OLD FRIEND, m . C. AS- FIN WALL ABOUT SANFORD. HOOF GARDEN CLUB (From W .d a tid i,', D ill,) The Roof Carden Club met Monday afternoon at the home of Miss Carrie Stanley. The club opened with the reading of the constitution for the benefit of new members. Two hew members were then elected, after whlchfollowed the usual business meet­ ing. Many topics of interest were di6-" cussed. After all business was discusu*d the meeting adjoumedt The remaining time was spent en­ joying delicious ice cream and cake. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Mamie Steele. EVENING BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED Mrs. George W. Knight was tjie charming hostess last night when she entertained the members of the Ev­ ening Bridge Club n t'h cr home on Magnolia avenue. A very interesting game was played during the evening. The prize for high score a mong the ladies was made by Mrs. E. F. Housholdcr, who was awarded with n bottle of perfume. Dr. Ralph Stevens made high score for the men and was given a fountain pen. Following the game the hostess served delicious refreshments consistng of ice cream, enke and punch. There were three tables of players who enjoyed the hospitality of this charming hostess. IN HONOR OF VISITOR A pretty compliment to their visitor, Miss Mildred Simmons, of Jack­ sonville, was thp sewing parly given yesterday afternoon by Misses Julia and Mary Zachary at their home on First street. . A profusion of lively Bummer flow­ ers were effectively used in decorat­ ing the rooms. Sewing on dainty bits of fancy work, music and dancing were enjoyed during the afternoon. I-ato in the afternoon the hostesses served pineapple sherbet and cookies. Those invited to meet this attrac­ tive visitor were: Mrs. W. lis te r. Misses Rosalind Radford, Edna Chit­ tenden, Dorothy -Humph, Scritn Lake, Ethel Henry, Helen Feck and May Thrasher, E O P L E used to be SO- of people. The substantial cit cretly envious of the izen. The man who know! young fellow who came you can’t get something tearing up /the street and ^or nothing. The stea d y cue stopped tus car with a-jerk. ta m er—not the bargain hunter P Hare is th« U . 8. U ico Traad, w ith a long-aatabllabad atandard of aarvfc* among motoriata who bava an aya to valna, as wall aa to price. Whlla sailing for laaa than tbs otbar tlrta In th« U, & Fabric Una, the Uaco has aarnad a reputation for quality and dapandabla aeonany which la not axcaadad by any tlrs in its class, Now they are inclined to criticise such abuse of- tires. A mark of the growing con­ sciousness about tir e s — their service, their work, their value. This same respect for a good tire is .the reason why the four­ square tire dealer has passed up odds and ends, "job lots”, "sec­ onds”, "cut prices”—and come out squarely, with the standard quality service of U. S. Tires, He is getting a bigger, and also bet­ U n i t e d S t a t e s T l r e s ter, tire biasiness than ore Good Tires he evjer had before. learned the standard tire s e r v ­ ice he is entitled to we say— Go to the dealer in U. S. Tires and moke him show you. Here is a man in close touch with one of the 92 U.S. Factory Branches—a constant supply of The U. S. Tire you buy is a tire built for c u rre n t demands. No overproduction. No piling up of stock. No loss of mileage by hanging around on r ( [i the dealer's racks. E v ery w ay you look at it, a p a r qual­ i t y tiro at a n e t price. He is dealing now U. S. USCO TREAD with his ow n kind U. S. CHAIN TREAD U. S. NOBBY TREAD U. S. ROYAL CORD 0 . S. RED & GREY TUBES progressive residents of Sanford, Florida. The Troy Times is reminded of this fnct nnd of f o r m e r friendship by receiving from Mr. Aspinwall a Sanford booklet, describing the at­ tractions of that city at the headwnt- DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY EN­ TERTAINED ers of the St. John’s river. Sanford * is sometimes called the Albany of The members of the Daughters of] the South, having the same relation Wesley of the Methodist Church were to Jacksonville that Albany has to most delightfully entertained lost New York, but we shall expect that night by Mrs. H. II. Chappel at her EDWARD HIGGINS................. with Mr. Aspinwall there it will come home on Celery avenue. D. D, DA NIEL.................... ...... to be called the' Troy, of the South." A very delightful musical program And James H. Potts, editor of the was rendered during the evening. Sev­ MIDWAY GARAGE.............. . Times writes the following letter to eral piano selections were rendered LAWTON BROTHERS CO., Inc Mr. Aspinwall'telling-about his trip to by Mrs. S. W. Walker, Misi Radford Sanford last winter. gave two splendid readings, Miss Lil­ lie Ruth Spencer sang a solo, and Mrs. Troy, N. Y., July 14, 1921. Claude Herndon and Mrs. George Fox Mr. M. Chnnning Aspinwall, sang a duet in their usual delightful Sanford, Florida. manner. Dear Mr. Aspinwall: At the close of the social hour the I was very much pleased to receive the pamphlet descriptive of Sanford's hostess s served a delicious ice course. beauties. I was particularly interest­ The members of the class enjoying ed because Mrs. Potts and myself Mrs. Chappell’s hospitality were: Mrs. made the trip from Jacksonville to J. D, Roberts, Mrs. S. W. Walker, Sanford on the St. John’s river. We Miss Elizabeth Musaon, Mrs. B. S: remarked then the wonderful Nile ef­ Ward, Mrs. Ben Monroe, Mrs. R. T. fect which the river produced, with Thrasher, Mrs.‘Laura Huff, Mrs. W. the tropica] treea and the alligators A. Lester, Mrs. .Frazier, Mrs. Ralph visible all along the ahorcs. It.is cer­ K. Gore, Mrs.’ George Fox, Mrs. tainly a trip which cannot be Ignored Claude Herndon, Miss Lola . Evans, by those who have not seen the Nile Miss Annie Lee, Mrs. Mnhlon Wright, Miss. Versa Woodcock, Miss Goodyear, Itself. I meant to write you before and The invited guests were: Dr. S. W. and white crepe paper, entwined with Steel, Miss Minnie Steel, Mr. and npnlogizq for not acknowledging the Walker, Misses Lillie Ruth Spencer pink Love’s vine. In the dining room Mrs* Shumaker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert a large white angel with pink ribbons Mcrriweather, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rand receipt of your election return. But and Rosamond Radford. was suspended from the chandelier. Morriwcather, Mr. and Mrs. Erving you can be assured we have not for­ The refreshment table was c* tered Estridge, Mr. and Mrs. Osie Etridge, PRETTY PARTY gotten you, and will be glad to hear with the wonderful birthday cake, Mr. and Mm. Koons, Mrs. 0 . J. Pope A very pretty party given yester­ at any time of your continued pros­ topped with nine burning tapers in and children, Mrs. J, T. Pope, Mrs. day afternoon was the party given by perity. Tom Davis, Mrs. Craig HarrM, Mr, With the thermometer glued fa s t to Alice Elder at her home on Oak ave­ pink rose holders. All kinds of interesting childish and Mrs. R. Z. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs, the nineties here for the last month, nue, the occasion being her twelfth games were played by the little folks B. G. Mcthvin, Mrs. J. H. Cowan, Mr. none of us have been sighing for any birthday anniversary. The house was artistically decorated on the spacious lawn during the after­ and Mn. Perry Fields, Mr. and Mrs. point nearer the equator; but when Jack Frost comes whistling his melo­ with pink hydnftigcas and ferns. The noon. Of special interest was the pea­ Crofford, Mr. and Mrs. Huey, Mrs. dies, Florida certainly hae an attrac­ dining table hsd for its centerpiece nut hunt,- Mary Alice Shipp, was Porter Whighsm, ME Green, Misses the lovely birthday cake of white top- awarded a pretty doll * for having Cora Rutherford, Evelyn Bigger* and tive sound. found the most among the girls, and Marion Hand. •Thanking you for -your remem* pdd’with twelve pink candles. All sorts of interesting games were the boys’ prise was a ball, this was brance, nftd with best wishes for your success in what struck me when I played during the afternoon and re­ won by Forrest McAllister. SOLD SIXTEEN LOTS Refreshments of Ice cream and cake was there as a city which’ combined freshments of Jce cream and cake IN NINETEEN DAYS. the beauties of the South anti the en­ were served by Mrs. Elder, assisted carrying out the pretty color *scheme terprise of the North—If you will per­ by Hesdames Ralph Goodspeed, Vir­ were served. Pink and white basket! The Meisch Realty Co., of this city, filled with pink and white’ candies ginia Coney and Minnie Jones. mit that discrimination—I am, are selling real estate and while This pretty little hostess received were given the guests. The favors Very sincerely yours, fnqst of it •!» their own property It numbers of pretty gifts. There were for the girls were dolls, while the ---- JAMES H. POTTS, is-Moving. This company sold sixteen Editor Troy Times. about thirty yoang folks who enjoyed boys were given balls. lots In nineteen days of this month The little hostess was the recipient this delightful party, an(| aside from these lots which were of many lovely gifts. Mrs. Meisch WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT •their t own property, ’they told five was assisted in entertaining th e chil­ * BIRTHDAY .PARTY other parcels of land for other parLittle Miss Katherine Meisch, the dren by Mrs. John pove mid Miss - (Vnm t u r iir 'l D*U») , 11 . . . « ,1 - =f • ' ;"s. I t U marvelous the way Sanford Cards are o u t 'announcing the m ar­ pretty .young daughter of Mr. and Irene Brand. ’ dirt ie moving. riage of MUa WIonJe Hooper,, the Mrs, John Meisch, entertained a 1num­ ' i . j g ber of friends yesterday afternoon at youngest daughter of F. T. Hooper, of Cardiff Wales, England, to Mr. Theo. a lovely birthday party given Mt her A. Stiles, only ton of "Mr. and Mrs. home on F irst street, in celebration of E. W, Stiles, of Sanford, Florida, in h er.ninth birthday anniversary. The living and dining roma were New York City the early pert of Augaily decorated with festoons of pink ....Sanford, ..Chuluoto, Longwood, ..... Oviedo, Florida Florida Florida Florida T H E O NLY PLA C E TO B U Y IS THE ACCESSORIES DEPARTMENT OF EDW ARD HIGGINS, Incorporated Building Permits For State of Florida Remarkable Showing first Six Months of 1921 of JSix Dif­ Sago Tea and 8ulphur Turn* Gray'* ferent Sections Faded Hair Dark and GlofcsyJACKSONVILLE, July 20,—Com­ pilation of. building permits in the principal cities of Florida for the first six months of 1921 show remarkable development. Jecksonvillew ith 52,667,224. Others*are Miami, $2,684,000; St, Petersburg; $2,376,000; Tam­ pa $2,366,00; Miami Beach,. $1,614,000 nnd Orlando $866,000. MILMpN DOLLAR FIRE. t Office supplies of every kind a t The Herald office. v ■. • , Almost everyone knows that Saga Tea and Sulphur, properly compound­ ed, brings back the natural color and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray. Years ago the only kray to get this mixture was to make ft a t home, which ia mussy and trouble­ some. Nowadays we aimply ask a t a sy �* m \ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY/ JULY 22, 1921 Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Wilkcrson and four children were guests of Mrs. L, It. Mitchell Thursday evening.' *\ R. Wainwright anid family have rented the cottage of Enoch Pnrtin ARGE SECTION OF e,nd will move, there this week. F ederal Reserve Board LAND NEAR UMATILLA IS Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope and TO BE DEVELOPED Francis Swope, motored 'to Tampa Takes Im p o rtan t' Tuesday. They w»U return Thursday UMATILLA, July 20.—Five thous- accompanied by Misses Mablv Swope Step \ nrd ncres «Jf high plKc li&d lying west and Ethel Aberton. * l and north of Umatilla was sold today C. S. Hoag, of Orlando, was in Ovie­ by the Lake Region Realty Co., of do on busineeaa Tuesday. Umatilla, to Martin De Tamble and Miss Eunice Wilkerson, of Wild­ VER SEVENTEEN MILLION A. R. Zimmerman, of Chicago, whd wood, Is the guest of Mrs. L..R. Mitch­ will develop it at once to orangeae, ell. LOANED ATLANTA DISTRICT grapefruit and pecans, providing for —OTHERS CARED FOR Messrs. H. B. McCall, Edward Mc­ one-third of planted acreage to pe­ Call, Jss. Rush, and Master W arren WASHINGTON, July 2 0 ,-F u rth e r cans. The selling proposition of this McCall, were visitors to Sanford Tues­ credit for the purpose of harvesting tract, to be known as. Ridgoland, will day. and marketing the coming cotton crop not be less than twenty-acre units, of Mrs. W. M. Wri it left Thursday will be extended in whatever amount which one-fourth will be planted. The for Tampa. may legitimately be required it was company also expects to erect homse A ptllau was given k t Palm Springs announced last night by the Federal for those who so desire. , Thun»dny*nfternoon in honor of Misaea Reserve board and the governors of Eunice Wilkeraort'and Ethel Aberson the reserve banks of Richmond, A t­ and Jas. Rush, The party left Ovie­ lanta, St. Louis, Kansas City and Dal­ d o about 2:30, arriving a t Patm las. Springs in about an hour. A fter h de­ Tlie announcement was made after lightful swim supper was served. On a meeting of the governors of the Mrs. Churles L Britt and two chil- leaving the springs some of the party reserve banks in the cotton, growing dien left Sunday for ConneravlUt, went to the picture Bhow, while oth­ sections to formulntc a uniform pol­ Ta., where they will spend several ers returned home. icy on cotton loans for the orderly w.-eks with relatives. The ri'w e and house nw’i*n by N. marketing of the new crop. It was Mrs. Harry Wilson and son return­ H. Tanner, and occupied by Dr, and I decided that credit would be extended ed home today from Jacksonville either directly to member banks by where they were the guests of Mr. Mrs. Simmons, have been purchased I by the Inttcr. I)r. Simmons expects I the reserve banks or indirectly to non­ and Mrs. J. K. Mettinger. to make some repairs on the h >jsc I member banks through the agency,of Mr. and Mrs. S. (t. Tufts, of Or­ and grounds at an early date. 1 a member bank. lando, were the gmwts of Mr. and Ben Wynne and Anderson RutherI The statement issued by the con­ Mrs. C. W. -Stokes, Sunday at their ford of Wildwood, were guests of A. j ferees Baid; home on Magnolia uvenue. “At the present time the five re­ Jock Lloyd, of Jacksonville, was'the K. Wade, Sunday. Partin and II Mr. and Mrs. J. serve banks in question are lending guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Stokes Master James Partin, left Wednesday II t to their members $-157,000,000, or more Sunday at their home on Mngnolia for Hot Springs, Ark, I I , I than 20 per cent of the lonns of'the avenue. . Mr. nnd Mrs. A. g. Wade and Miss 1 | | entire system, the Richmond bank Mrs. \V. L. Morgan returned home $ H:j borrowing from other reserve banks this morning from Jncksohvulo where Eunice Wilkcrson, visited Snnford, $20,000,000, and the Dallas bank bor­ shi- has spent the past week with her Monday evening. II rowing $10,000,000 for that purpose. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. MettinMrs. W. J. Lawton nnd family were 1 I I The total loans of these five reserve ger. visitors to Orlando Tuesday, . banks to their member banks exceeds Mrs. Lewis nnd non, or Altamonte || Henry Rodenherry left Saturday for reserve deposits by . $102,000,000 llnzelhurst, Ga., where he was called Springs, lire visiting Mrs. Jus. Lee,! II * whereas, tin- reserve deposits of the by the illness of his mother. this week. ' ijfii other seiren reserve banks t'xceed their Mrn. O. G. Wolcott nnd little son,1 1 I I Mrs. Mnry Starling left yesterday loans to their members by $118,000,- afternoon for Lafayette, Ga., where Henixjreturned Thursday from n vis- ^ I I I she goes to visit her sister. Mrs. it to Sirs: Wolcott’s sister, at Sor- J | | | ( Starling has been the guest of her rento, Fla. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. A. Sheldon spent son and daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. J. Lieut. Clark Killed at , j Starling at their home on Mngnolin Tuesday in Orlando. Kelly Field, Tex., C. H. avenue, for several months. L. \V. Dowdy returned Saturday The Phllij Campbell’s Son-in-Law Mrs. Barney F. Griggs, of New from n short visit tjj.Apibrose, Ga. fifteen mill: •Smyrna, is here the guetit of friends Miss Lucile Partin leaves this week this divorce Will Be Buried at DeLand, Florida and relatives. Mrs, Griggs was for­ f o r Orlnndo nnd Palmetto where she —El Paso Ti Home of His Wife merly .Miss Lillie Liltlor and was' an will visit relatives through July and ---employee of the Herald Printing Co. August. American ITSy Th< A a it c U U d r r . i t ) John Murrell and Oliver Murrell, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones and sons,1—jazz und t DELAND, July 20.—News was re­ ceived here today of the death yester­ young lawyers of Miami, are visit­ returned Sunday from Daytona Boned: are chewing, day at Kelly Field, Texas, of Lieut, ing their parents, Capt. nnd Mrs. K. where they have been spending ?a J egraph. couple'of weeks. j a ■■_ W*. S. Clnrk, aviation service. Burial R. Murrell. Mrs. D. C. Marlowe. Mrs. J. C. Lewis Wright of Jacksonville, spent _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ will be made here where Clark mar­ Sunday with his parents. ried Miss Irene Campbell, of this Mr. antf Mrs. S. W. Swope and city. His wife was with him at the Francis Swope, spent Friday in Santime of his death. During the war Clark was stationed nt Carlstrom f rd. Field, Arcadia, Fin. Mr. nnd Mrs. It. [,. Wheeler and daughters, Florence and Evelyn left (By Tiro Au m Ii UJ Press) Saturday for Daytona L’each. HOUSTON, Tex., First Lieut. Wil­ lard 8. Clark Ablngton, III., was kill­ ed Instantly yesterday afternoon at Ellington field fthen his plane fell 2,500 feet in a tail spin. Authorized Goodyear Service Station OAK AVE. and THIRD ST ie 17. Lieut. W. S. Clark, spoken of above. is the son-in-law of Charles II. Cumpbell, mnnnger of the Valdez*Hotel, ih this city, nnd his daughter, Mrs. Clark was well known here. The couple made this city on their honeymoon trip from Carlstrom Field to Del.nnd. ORLANDO MAN KAILS TWICE AT SUICIDE,, . • RIJTLL THY AGAIN ORLANDO, July 20.—John Mueller, who yesterday made two unsuccessful attempts to kill himself, was this morning reported by Sheriff Karrel as out of danger. Mueller, who has for some time been bailiff at the county court house, tried to shoot himself while talking to a local physician yesterday noon. He later cut his wrist in an effort to bleed to death, Mueller said last night he Intended to,flnish the job when he gets out of jail, but the sheriff this morning said he laid the prisoner's despondency to drugs as when it is -out of his system he feels Mueller.will be himself again. Drinking of buttermilk may not be eery exciting, but it doesn’t leave you with a dark brown taste in your mouth next morning. W hy take a chance on unknow n tires, when you can get Goodyear quality at as low a price ? See your Goodyear Service Station Dealer SO . tu m U r T.S, it. m / / _ 7 T~*mJ Tmt* * T h e G o o d y e a r T ir b & . R u b b e r C o m p a n y /) Offices Throughout the World Petticoats strangling our literature, Volstead is going to lose some pres­ nre they? Well, so that’s what has tige when it becomfcs generally known become of them.—Columbia (S. C.) that* he chews tobarco.—Janesville State. (Wis.) Gazette. Soft lights in the home would help Thingj nujy be all wrong, of course, to prevent divorces, says a scientist. hut tic.fellow who is saying the leut And soft words are even better.—El about It is probably the one, who is Paso jlcrald. fretting along the best. * A D 6 M A R K $625 f. o. b. D etroit Toils why everyone should drink hot walsr sneh morning boforo breakfast. To see the healthy bloom in your face, to see your skin get clearer und clearer, to wake up without -a head­ ache, backache, coated tongue or n nasty breath, In fact to feel your best, day in and day out, just try inside bathing every morning for nwcek. Before breakfast each day, drink a glass of real hot .water with a tea­ spoonful of limestone phosphate in it as u harmless means of washing from the stomnch, livef, kidneys nnd bow­ els the previous (lay’s Indigestible waste, sour bile nnd 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 stomach Is u’. 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 of power in the world— the internal combustion engine. "The tractor will multiply thA productive capacity of each individual farm worker from three to four times over. „ y • “It will put the fanner on a par with the qity manufacturer. It will put his produce-producing factory—for that is what a farm is—oh to an efficient production basis. ORANGE VOTES $2,500,000 TO BUILD GOOD ROADS. ORLANDO, July 20.—Orange coun­ ty , with thirteen precincts out of twenty heard from, had voted last night overwhelmingly for the $2,500,000 bond' Issue for good roads and court bouse enlargement. The majori­ ty of 1,150 In favor of the bonds is on# of the largest ever polled In the -county. The rood bonds were voted at ‘the ratio of nine to one. Total vqte tabulated: 2.841 for, 497 against. In th e past five years nearly 5,000 ,0 0 0 o f these popular 3 0 x 3K in ch G oodyear non* skid tires have gone into service. Move than a m illion o f them are in use today. N ow you can buy these tires,of big size, strong construction, and long-wearing treads, at the same price you are asked to pay fo r unknow n that those who are subject to constl-i pation, bilious attacks, acid stomach, rheumatic twinga or •whose skin is ssliow or pallid, that ono week o$ inside bathini will have them looking and feeling better every way.—Adv.1 “I f will enable each worker to earn so .much more that he caf more and atilt leave a greater profit Jor the man who hires him enable the fanner to work fewer hours in t^e 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 oi^earth . AUTHORIZED DEALER �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 21$, 1Q2I The Florida Scout “ For Wide-Awake Boys" 35c Tear WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher \ | $02 French Moody Bible School of Chicago Will Have Three in State Reho-paste J For Nail and Other Punctures. = Ask Your Druggist LANDIS. FISII & HULL Attorneys and Connaeliora-at-Law DcLAND, FLORIDA Will practice in the State and y*dernl Courts. Special facilities fo r Ex­ amining' and Perfecting Land Titles SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE SANFORD -V BIBLE CONFERENCE FOR SANFORD BOY SCOUTS WILL BE POSSIBLE THIS SEASON, BIG JAMBOREE THROUGH DR. BROWNLEE’S EFFORTS YESTERDAY FLORIDA GEO. G. HERRING Attorney-at-Law No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildin SANFORD. FLA. JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard's Hand-Painted China Gorham's Sterling Silver Rogers' Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches ^ ^ ■—— Parcel Post Your Cleaning nnd Dyeing to ROGERS & JONES .French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers Cl I Main St. Jacksonville, Fla. We prepay pnreel postage on returns THEJTFORD, PERRYMAN & WILKINSON (From F rK U r't D .lljr) Yesterday afternoon before one of tho largest crowds that has witnessed a game on the home lot this season, (From ln J tj't D i l l j ) once more the Winter Garden base­ The biggeet event In the religious ball team slipped us another. history of Sanford has been secured The box score for yesterday's game for the coming winter. Dr. Brownlee follows: announces the securing of a part of the faculty of the Moody Bible School Winter Garden of Chicago for a series of three Bible AB R II PO A E Conferences in Florida during the Ward, l b .............. 5 1 1 9 0 0 coming winter, one to be held in Windred, ss. ......... G 1 2 3 2 0 Jacksonville, one in St. Petersburg Tnnncr, rf. ...„ 4 0 1 1 0 0 and one in Snnford. The local con­ Boyer, 3b ............ 1 0 1 1 3 1 ference will be under the auspices of Overstreet, c....... .. 4 1 3 5 0 0 the various churches of the city and Kerlin, cf.......... 2 1 1 3 1 1 will be held in the Presbyterian Donohue, 2b ....... 4 1 1 - 4 3 0 Church. It will bring to the city some Alderman, if. :...... • 4 0 2 1 0 0 famous and able teachers of the Bible Cornell, p.......... 4 0 0 0 0 0 who will teach the best and most ap­ proved wnys of understanding the Bi­ 36 5 12 27 0 2 ble and how such study may become Sanford increasingly interesting. AB R H PO A E It will also bring to the city a num­ Burdick, ss. __ ... G 1 2 1 2 ber from other cities to hear these Rive, c............. —. 4 1 1 9 0. renowned men. The finances fo r'th e Chapman, p. ........ 5 1 1 o 4 meeting have already been arrnngod. Ammon, i f . .......... 4 0 1 •2 0 The conference will probably be held Wrflkcr, 2b........... 3 0 0 2 1 in February though the exact date has Spencer, cf........ 4 1 O b 3 1 not'yet been settled. Betts, 3b.............. ob 0 1 1 1 Smith, rf. ......... 4 0' 2 1 0 GUTIIIIIE-HAILE Kanner, lb. ..... 3 0 0 8 0 (From T u*mU ; ’> D tlljr) H E N R Y . McLAULI N SANFOBI) DROPS ANOTHER. The following notice will, be of in­ terest to many Sanford friends of Mr. Alston Unite: “Palntkans were much interested in the marriage of Miss , Emma Lee Guthrie, of Jacksonville, to Mr. Als­ ton It. Haile, of Sanford. The cere­ mony took place Tuesday in Jackson­ ville, and Mr. nnd Mrs. JInile are now in Gainesville, where they will spend a week or so with relatives nnd friends. They will inter go to the mountains of North Cnrolim for a several woks' stay. Both Mr. nnd Mrs. Haile are well-known in Pnlntkn, nnd have mnny friends here who will wish for them a happy married life. Miss Guthrie hns frequently visited here as the guCst of Mrs. W. Carl Davis, and Mr, Haile mnde his home here for several years before going to Snnford, where he holds n responsible position with the Stringfellow-Pad­ gett Company. Mrs. Haile is a sis­ ter of Judge W. C. Guthrie, of Jack­ sonville.''—Palatkn News. It seems strange that a nation ca­ ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW pable of licking Germany should lie Will practice in nil County, State and on its hack nnd howl in the face of a Federal Courts. Over 1st Nnt. Bank Sanford, Fla. little business depression jkJADE FENCES, PIERS, CLEANED UP ROADS AND BUILDINGS ■a- ; AND THEN ATE PILLAU (F ro m F r i d * ,'i D ally) One of the big events in the life of tho Boy Scouts of Sanford was tho jamboree given at tho camp grounds on Silver Lake yesterday by tho Rotarians, Scout officials nnd citizens generally. It was n sight worth see­ ing when those staid business men who had not been out of their places of business for some time, got right out in the open and cut trees, cut away underbrush, made houses and piers and fences and gates and did rough work right along with the- boys. There was much good work accom­ plished, too. The fence in front of the property of the Boy Scouts com­ prising some five acres, was fenced with a nice wire fence, a good gate made and big sign suspended over tho gate reading: “Boy Scouts Camp, No Trespassing." The underbrush and trees were cut away from a new road lending into the property, the dining hall was screened, n new pelr was built on the lake front nnd many other Im­ provements made. All thin time the chicken pillnu wns going forward un­ der the careful niinistrntion of Chef Hitmhone who knows chicken so well that he can throw n spell on them nnd they walk right up to his front door. 34 4 10 27 9 0 After the work was finished the whole Score by inning: It H E hunch went m swimming nnd while Winter Garden 000 013 100—5 12 2 waiting, for the pillaii to cook to n Snnford .......200 011 000—4 10 0 turn several good talks were mode ...Summary: Two base hits: Chap­ by Scoutmaster Fred Williams, Dr. man, Burdick, Spencer, Overstreet; Brownlee, R. J. Holly and others and three base hits: Boyer; stolen bases: after the invocation by Rev. Welsh, of Kindred; Sacrifice hits: Kanner, Rive, the Baptist church, tho boys were Betts nnd Cornell; double play: Bur­ formed into line and each wns served dick to Walker to Kanner; base on .with a generous portion of pillau, IiuIIh off Cornell 2, by Chnpmnn 2; crackers, etc. The. grown folks en­ struck out, by Chapman 9, by Cornell joyed the supper as only men can en­ 2. Time of game, 2 hours; umpire, joy anything in the open nnd tho boys coming back for n second helping al­ Frank. ways found the older ones there on the job and they kept coming until two big lnnl cans of pillnu had been Fighting: at Rome exhausted. Results in Deaths; With campfire stories nnd many Many* Wounded plans being laid for the future, sev­ eral hours were 'spent before the par­ (By Tka AiiorUt«4 ty broke up, some of the hoys staying ROME, .July 19.—Four persons at (he camp for a few days nnd the were killed'and twenty wounded in rest of the party coming home feel-J the fighting Sunday between the ing that the afternoon hnd been well! Fncisti and Communists at Mnnsone spent in many ways and all were bet-1 and San Stefano. ter for the outing with the greatest organization of hoys in tho world— fififi cures Biliousness. the Boy Scouts. • ____________ The Rotary Club of Sanford, thru FOR SALE—Clean old news­ the chairman of the Itoys work, Denne papers at the Herald office. Turner, revived interest in the Boy Scouts a few weeks ago nnd the jam­ boree yesterday wns the result nnd nil the heads of the Scouts nnd the peo­ ple generally are taking a deep inter­ est in tho work. Here’s why CAMELS are cigarette B ECAUSE we put the utmost quality into this one brand. Camels are as good as it’s pos­ sible for skill, money and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos to make a cigarette. Nothing is too good for Camels. And bear this in mind I Everything is done to make Camels the best cigarette it’s possible to buy. Nothing is done simply, for show. ' ' Take the Camel package for instance, ‘ i t ’s the most p erfect packing science can devise to pro­ tect cigarettes and keep them fresh. Heavy paper _secure foil wrapping—revenue stamp to seal the fold and make the package air-tight. But there’s nothing flashy about it. You’ll find no extra wrappers. No frills or furbelows. Such things do not improve the smoke any more than premiums or coupons. And remember—you must pay their extra cost or get lowered quality. If you want the smoothest, mellowest, mildest ‘ cigarette you can imagine—-and one entirely free from cigaretty aftertaste, I t ’s Camels for you* FACT NOTICE TO CREDI­ TORS LOCAL EVIDENCE. I hereby give notice Evidence that can be verified. Fact is what we want. to all parties owing me Opinion Is not enough. an account over ninety Opinions differ. days old, unless satis­ Here's a Snnford fnct. You can test it, factory settlement is A. M. Adnms, carpenter, 811 Magnolin nvenue, says: “I have used made within sixty days Doan’s Kidney Pills for nttacks of from this date your ac­ lumbago. Stooping over so much count will be advertised brought on this trouble nnd at times I went around all bent over; my back for sale. wns so lame and sore. My kidneys Yours truly acted too freely and I had to get up CATES CRATE CO. several times during the night. I got 47-tfc Doan’s Kidney Pills at Phillips & July 8,1921. Co.'s druug store, nnd they rid me of that lumbago nnd put my kidneys in ENTERTAINS AT SUPPER AND good shape." MOVIES Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't (From Moaiiy'i Dttl?) simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Miss Rcbocca Stevcnrf Invited a ' Doan's Kidney Pills—tho; same that Mr. Adams had.. Foster-Milburn Co., group of her young friends Friday evening to help her celebrate her 12th Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. birthday anniversday. At 6 o'clock a delicious supper was served by the And now when a stranger azka you young hostess', mother. After the sup­ to change a twenty-dollar bill you per the guests were invited to the don't know whether he Is trying to movies. Those -enjoying this happy trick you or just showing off. occasion were, Misses Carmeta Bar­ ber, Elizabeth Knight, Ruth Henry, 6G6 cures a Cold quickly. Elizabeth Whitncr, Eliznbeth McCollough, of Orlando, and Miriam Whit­ For first class job work—the Herald comb. P h il ip R . A n d r e w s R E A L , Real Estate Service i SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J IF YOU NEED A NEW OIL COOK STOVE Buy (he Best (hat is made The FLORENCE Automatic - — . 1 - - We nlso have (he Clark Jewell Line of GAS RANGES The B all H ardware Co. 8ANF0RI), FLORIDA HEAD STUFFED FROM CATARRH OR A COLD ;; ! ' Say* Cream Applied ln~ Nostril* Opens Air I*aasagca.Right Up. Instant relief—no waiting. Your clogged nostrils open right up; the air passages of your head clear and you can breathe freely. .No more hawk­ ing, snuffling, blowing, headache, dryness. No struggling for breath nt night; your cold nr catarrh disap­ pears. Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, healing cream in your nostrils. It pen­ etrates through every air passage of the head, soothes the inflamed or swollen mucourf membrane nnd relief comes Instantly, It's just fine. Don't stay stuffedup with a cold or nasty catarrh.—Adv. ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE . W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY AGENTi General Fire Insurance . O m C I PEOPLES MINK MtllLOIMi S a n fo rd , • • -- F lo rid a When you * feel nervous, tired, irritable when you’re ill with any disease caused by J \ disordered nerves, don’t give up until you try INDEPENDENT REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED BY MIBDITEH CHRISTIAN TRIBUTE ALBANIA BELGRADE, July 19.—Independent republic is proclaimed by Mirditcs, Christian tribute In upper Albania. Troops have been sent to put down the movement, the chiefs of which is said to be preaching holy war. Heal Cut• Apply lots ofeadwpds -Work on our new factory Is progressing welt. I t will be ready to, serve our customera the coming season. There have been many recent improvements in auch equipment and we are putting in the latest and best. Automatic weighers shut off delivery and ring-gong-at exact quantity specified, and special mixers blend the materials more thoroughly than over, before. Accuracy and perfection are the special features considered. Ideal Fertiliser is to be even better than in the past. Get In line for your fail re­ quirements, It. C. MAXWELL, Manager Sanford Branch WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY R. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, W in«ton-S«!«m, N. C, * _.____.____ MANUFACTURERS IDEAL 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, July 22, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 22, 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>, July 22, 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/fb333165534063acf154eb97355d3e64.pdf 5ba325545ab94678fe04fb7b5a704487 PDF Text Text SANFORD IN TH E H E A R T OF TH E W O RLD ’ S G REATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volum e SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1921 xn NUMBER 48 SAY THAT UNLESS COMMISSION ANNIVERSARY OF TI1E FALL OF ANCIENT PRISON. THAT LIB-, INTERFERES RATES WILL EKATBD FREEDOM I)E PROHIBITIVE WORLD’S COTTON CROP * f l y TV| A|M dlU 4 fVMt) O nly P relim in a ry To PARIS, July 14.— France today cel­ PLACED AT 19,595.000 BY ebrated Bastille day, the anniversary ... FEDERAL BUREAU, C ouncil T h a t Should o f ’the fall of the ancient prison which S ettle a ll D isp u tes symbolised the oppression brought WASHINGTON, July U .* - The ubout by the French revolution. world’s cotton crop for the year 1921 isplaced at 19,595,000 baits by the A SLAP AT TOM WATSON Federal Bureau. Crop estimates are al Bureau. The c r y estimates aye ^W ASHINGTON, July 13.— A reso­ based on calculations from the best IN THE FIRST STEP LOOKING lution directing that the editorial o f­ information obtainable. TOWARD PERMANENT fice* o f the Columbia Sentinel, the PEACE • paper published by Senator Watson, Democrat, Georgia, "be discontinued G eorges C arpentier 1865,530 FOR THE YEAR LONDON, July 14^-Leaders of RAISED BY 56 MILL8 . at the senate office building and that S ails fo r Sunny F ran ce th e, British government and the WASHINGTON, July 14<-Jaan expression o f dlsopprpval be for­ Irish Sinn Fein met here today F or Few W e e k s S ta y pan’s acceptance of President warded to the president and 8enator and took the first step In the ne­ H ardin g’ s ’ suggestion for a conWHtaon,” was Introduced in the house gotiations which it is hoped (By TS* A jmc UU4 Bit**) ference to discuss limitation of NEW YORK, July 14— Georges might dissipate hostility and prej­ today by Representtlve Ryan, Repub­ armaments was received st the Carpentier was a pnsltnger on the udice which for decades have lican, New York. State Department today but made steamer Savoie today, returning for a separated England and Ireland. no reference to question o f discus­ few weeks stay fn France. Jle will FAMILY BEATEN WITH AX. DeValera and Lloyd George had cn are locked in battle bciore nuuun sion of Far Eastern situation. Un­ return to the United States in time planned carefully for the matt­ about 75 miles southeast of Brussa. qualified acceptance by the .Chifor a bout with an unnamed opponent ing which It looked upon at pos­ Airplanes are taking part in the TRUCK DRIVER WAS neae government also received. on October 12th. sibly the first stage o f new end RELEASED THIS MORNING. struggle for ' the mountalrt heights, The State Department officiala brighter epoch in the relations near the town, whjch la the first ob­ would make no comment on the between the two peoples. The THESE SIX FACTS jective of the Greek offensive which form of Japanese reply which was ARB CAUSING BAD meeting, simply is to prepare a began last Monday. . . not made public in text. -t b u s in e s s s l u m p s . way for farther and more im­ The alienee of the Japanese govportant discussions. 8 EEK NEW USES FOR eminent aa to a discussion of Far (By TV. AMteUtat Pm*) THR SOUTn’8 TIMBER Eastern problems la not believed, WASHINGTON, July 14.—Six pri­ probably will die. Each of the threo LONDON, July 14.— DeValera however, to have Interposed sny mary causes are behind the business had been beaten andd cut with an ax, who la here for a conference NEW ORLEANS, July 14.—Southern serious obstacle to carrying out with Lloyd George broke the ali­ according to the police. A four year and Industrial depression that Is caustimber and the various uses to which I of plan. Indicated formal invi­ adminlstratlon so ing the Harding enee for the first time since his old eon was unmolested. U can be adapted will be studied by ] tation would be forwarded to Jamuch concern, according to Francis I. arival In London. Speaking to have J staff o f technld experts working pan aa to powers which _ Jones, director general of the U. S. newspaper men*of the meeting out o f t forest experiment station to transmitted full and unqualified Employment Service. They ares / with the premier he said: ‘This be established here by the United acceptances and in the end offic­ * One—Unsatisfactory transportation la simply a private conference ial* said Japan would agree to States Forest Service. with freight rates In many Inatances with Mr. Lloyd George Instead of Announcement of the plans - were participate in dual program. It a long range bombardment to see prohibitive. was not Indicated whether the made today by R.D. Forbes, who will Two—Lack of a normal foreign (3y TV* AiMcUUd fr..«) United States would make furth­ be In chargo o f the station. Mr. Forbes term. The outlook for peact la market tyAKLAND, Calif.,' July 14. — An er inquiry aa to the attitude of will leave Monday to attend the brighter than It ever was in his­ * Three— Low prices of farm produce. Southern Forestry Congress in Atlan- j airplane from Berkeley field fell at tory." \ Four—Stagnation In Iron and steel. ta.and will assume his"government du- j Modesto today, killing the pilot and Five—High cost of construction. three passengers, ncrordlng to word ties hero immediately upon his return, j Six—General dullness In the retail SHIPPERS WILL INSIST N egroes are C ocky Activities of Uie experiment station received here. ON RATE READJUSTMENT trade. In V ir g in ia P olitics will extend throughout the Southern says Jones, “ stand INTO SOUTHEASTERN ZONR. "These factors," FIVE HELD FOR MURDER out prominently as the leading forces R epu blicans Spoil ’ Em states, although later the work will In the situation." (By TV* Aat+c^Ud fr » u ) The June su^ey disclosed a con- ( _ NEWPORT NEW Sf July 14. — A tlnual Increase In Industrial employ- ‘ here with 1 railroad representative* large delegation of Newport Ncwa ment, -covering -every section o f the j will Insist upon‘ readjustment o f rate* negroes left hero this morning for country!____________ • . ‘ .Into southeastern territory In accord­ Norfolk instructed to demand repre­ ing paper _____ —— . 'nnce with recommendations of th* sentation at the Republican state con­ tv n f ) ¥ i n f i p A \JQ 1Interstate Commerce/ Commission unvention. “ We nro going to get voice I I l i t U lS L lC /a ilU * leas another solution o f the controin the councils of our party or we nrc D A l/H U F I ID tversy can be found, It was onnoupegoing to put a negro candidate in the l l A l Y l i M l * 1 )1 . ed, after today's conferencce.’. field for irovernor." said J. Thomas Tho day was marked bylengthy Orlando, nnd Elmer Grow, of this city discussion o f the subject again Uv was in chargo of tho property and which railroad representatives Insist­ lost some valuable materials. Mr. ed they were not able to make th* (By TV* Au*rUt*4 Ft***) Kcnlson wns partluPy insured and it . WASHINGTON, July 14^-A Ifetter readjustments qn aouth bound truf­ is rot known whether bo will ever re­ from Premier Lloyd George to Presi­ fle. The conference will be resumed NORFOLK, July 14.— Henry W, AGGRAVATED ASSAULT WHICH build or not. The location Is an idcnl dent Wilson, dated August Oth, 1920, Anderson, of Richmond, •'will be Re­ CARRIES PENALTY OF FINE tomorrow. * ' . one for a yncht club and boat basin dealing with n proposal for the can­ . OR ONE YEAR • publican candidate for governor ol and also for a boat building works. Virginia party leaders positively an­ cellation of all Inter-allied war debts MOTHER SLAYS BABF.S. The Fire Department was early on was placed In tho record of the senate WEATHER AND CROP nounced this morning before tho open­ ORLANDO, July 14.—At 2:40 yesCONDITIONS IN 'FLORDIDA the scene nnd kept- the fire confined finance committee today by treasury ing of the state convention. terdny afternoon the jury returned n FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 11 ALBANY, GA., July J4.—Mrs. Ben­ but could do nothing toward saving officials, during a hearing on the ad­ verdjet of aggravated assault, which nie Hudson, mother of Robert nnd the building as it had gained too much ministration’s alliedHoan refunding carries a penalty of a maximum fine HE AWAKENS FROM . * . w en Temperature Temperatures | .l o f $500 or one year’s imprisonment Isiah Temple*, 4 andd 10 years old re­ hendway, before they were aummoned bill. A cablegram on the same sub­ generally moderate during the week, THREE YEARS NAP; ject from the British chancellor of being about normal or slightly below. ’ NOW C A N T SLEEP. or both, in the discretion of . tho court. spectively, who were murdered at nnd burned very quickly. exchequer to the British treasury rep­ At 2:06 the jury reported they could their home south of Albany, was to­ Precipitation: Shower* occurred in resentative in this county which waa not reach an agreemnt nnd asked day accuaed of participating In the IS THE NEW TEXT all divisions, being heavy to excess!**, JIOOK LAW INVALID transmitted to tho then assistant sec­ the court to again deliver the charge. murder when a.warrant waa hfcued 1 and locally damaging, In some locsllCharles P. Dickinson, leading attor­ against her by Sheriff Tarver. Glen retary of the treasury. Leffingwoll, I tlea, except that more rain la needed Hudson, her husbandd, was placed in TALLAHASSEE, July, 13.------ Is wns also presented. ney for the defendant, then asked the \ I throughout moat of tno east coast Dougherty, county Jail yeaterday on tho measure passed by the recent ses­ court to include In his charge, which 'counties southward to Miami. had not been among the charges de­ a warrant charging murder..The bod­ sion T>f the legislature, known as the TURNER AND ROTES ARE livered earlier in the day, that of ag­ ies of the murdered children were state text book commission bill In­ SPREADING DOCTRINE IN gravated assault, if in the minds o f ' prepared for burial today, preparatory valid? The question ha* appeared it LAND OF OLD CASTILE. the jury there waa a reasonable doubt to being shipped to relattvea at Co­ bccatqe known on Tuesday, through the defendant waa not Innocent. . lumbia, Ala., the home of their late the fact that an amendment compellDuring the morning session of .court father, who was killed during the ng contracting book companies to ac­ Mr*. R. D. Waring was a cloae attend­ World war. Funeral expenses were cept old books at an exchange rate ant o f her husband. During the aft­ defrayed by popular subscription. not exceeding 50 per cent on new ernoon session Mrs. Waring, Miaa books was engrossed through error. Hazel Mathews and Mr. Waring were WOMAN, ALLEGED FORGER. The records of senate and houae do seated together awaiting the verdict not show this provlalon to be a part from the Jury. HILL8 DALE, IND., July 14.—Mr*. of the act which waa regularly passed The charge of accessory before the Emma Burkett, of Hillsdale, waa ar­ by the legislature. fact, which Miss Mathews was In- rested early thla afternoon on a dieted, win now be dropped, aa there charge o f forgery preferred against an<j (n error, was regul can be no accessory to a misdemean­ her in Nhw York by George E. Room- eommltteea In both the sensti or, or aggravated assault, of which velt, executor* o f the estate 'o f the, ^ onM, president and secretary Waring was found guilty. - * Ute Theodore Roosevelt Mr*. Barkett had presented elalmto the es­ TRAINMEN KILLED. tate o f the former president for $69,­ 000 on a note which ah* claimed aha Just how the validity o f the meas­ TIFTObf, GA.', July 14.—Two traln- endorsed, She waa removed to Ne*r- ure la to be ascertained Is- net clearly en war* reported killed and another port, Ind. determined.' It la likely , however, conditions. seriously Injured whan • locomotive that the text book commission, com­ -"Business her* Is apparently not, seriously Injured when a local freight prising :members o f the board o f good, but the opinion is that tt win train, aouthboundd, on the Georgia commissioners o f state Institution*! clear up rapidly.'-' Am leaving‘ fo r Southern and Florida railroad, was will take the nutter up with the, at­ Paris June 25 and .will be at the Con­ wrockedd at Chula, seven mile, north torney general to - obtalh nls offclal tinental hotel, then Barcelona at the o f Ttfton, about noon today. The opinion. __ Bits hotel. train is reportedd to have left the Representative* o f several leading “The extenson o f Rotary In Spain tracks on a sharp qprva. , book concerns who are In Tallahassee Is to be continued and Secretary Gen­ first brought the matter to light. eral Charles Perry, Angel Cueata, E r­ Dr, Roger* says the modern girl’s nest Bergir and myself are going wrist 1. mannish. Rats. The only your Scratch Pads from The there fo r an organising tour."—Tam­ masculinq thing about the modern pa Tribpne. -by the pound— 16c,*. girl’s waist is an,arm. . MIAMI COMMISSIONERS , TAMPA, July 14.— Wholesalers re­ WILL BE INDUCTED INTO turning from a conference of repre­ OFFICE FRIDAY, G ettin g T o g eth e r to sentatives of shippers and railroads in D isa rm ? MIAMI, July 14^-Due to lack o f a Atlanta express the opinion that un­ less the Interstate Commerce Commis­ quorum at a special meeting o f the sion interferes there will be horisontal city council yesterday the five success­ increase in the freight rates through­ ful candidates for city commission as out the Southeast which will be detri­ a result of the municipal election mental to every business unless water MADE BY WASHINpTON AND NO Tuesday, will not bt formally Induct­ competition is developed. ed Into office until noon Friday. . . QUESTIONS WILL BE ASKED DADE COUNTY BUDGET I n the Id ea o f N a tio n s ‘ * L E A D E R S M EET �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1921 W h o se D u ty W ill B e T o K e e p R oad s in . R ep a irs Mrs. A. Y. Fuller and Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl were shopping In Orlando on Wednesday. COMMISSIONEKS HAVE GONE AT The big rain wc had Wednesday af­ THE MATTER IN A BUSI­ ternoon was greatly needed as it is NESS-LIKE MANNER. our first good rain since the rainy season set it. (Troni Tvitttltr'i D *llr) J. E. Fhipps left Tuesday for DayThe board o f county commissioners tona and from there he will go to o f Seminole county can always'be de­ Miami. pended upon to do the right thing at The regular monthly meeting of the right time' and the latest good the Civic League was held Tuesday. move made by the board is a resolu­ Mrs. Florence Hudson was in town tion calling for a special road patrol on Saturday giving her regular mus­ under a competent road builder who ic lesson. Mrs. Hudson has just re­ will spend all o f his time going over turned from her vacation to New Or­ the rbsds o f Seminole county and leans. making repairs where they are need­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phipps, Mr. ed. This is certainly a good move on and Mrs. John Anderson and baby the part o f the county commissioners daughter motore dup from Tampa to and one that will meet with the com­ spend the Fourth with J. E. Phipps on mendation o f every tax payer in the Crank Hill. . . county. j J. S. Dinkcl was transacting busi­ As the commissioners rightly u id ness in Sanford on Tuesday. at their meeting today there is con­ Bill Satchcr and Louis Entzminger siderable money invested in good were visitors in Orlando on Saturday. roads In Seminole county—many Misses Hazel and Elizabeth Over­ thousands o f dollars. We build these street, daughters of Senator M. 0. good roads and then let them lay Overstreet of Orlando, with their cou­ there without any more repairs of the sin, Miss Flora Overstreet, of Geor­ right sort. A railroad builds miles gia, sj>ent the week end with their o f track and employs a crew of men uncle and aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. B. J. , on every section to keep the roadway Overstreet. There was church services at the in repair, or there would not be a roadway long. Our county roads are Baptist church Sunday, R*v. Burr of­ in the same category. We build them ficiating. , B. J. Overstreet was transacting nnd then let them take care of them­ selves, with the result that they go businesi in Orlando Saturday. Clyde Clouser and Dick Gables, of to pieces in n few yenrs. This applies Orlando, were in town on Sunday. to the new concrete grouted brick Those to enjoy a picnic at Palm roads, as well ns the day roads* for Springs on the Fourth were: Mr. and brick roads of the finest construction Mrs. A. Y. Fuller and daughters, Lcla, go to pieces in spots and the constant Frances and Emma, Mr. and Mrs. J. wear of heavy trucks nnd nstomobilcs S. Dinkel nnd Miss Olive, J. E. Phipps, finally cuts the rond to pieces. A small Mr. nnd Mrs. John Anderson and lit­ outlay of money on the patrol would tle daughter of Tampa. All had a patch a bad place in the road and good time in spite of the rain. save the county thousands o f dollars Mr. nnd Mrs. F. J. Neimyer, Mr. in new paving that would eventually and Mrs. J: A. Bistline, Mr. and Mrs. have to be made. Robinson and Levi Dunbar motored This road pntrol has been in the to Coronado Bench Snturdny. Mr. minds of the county commissioners Dunbar stayed over for several days. for some time and they hnvc been C. W. Entzminger nnd daughter, quietly investigating the idea and Mrs. Bill Satcher were visitors in wntching the experiment in other Snnford Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. George LeVigne and conclusion tnnt it would be money daughter, Alelin, motored to the well spent to have n good rpnn on the Beach on the Fourth. • roads all the time with* n light truck Mr. and Mrs. Hughlctt and family and materials and have him keep up of Winter Park nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Petwith the ronds all the time. The erton, of Orlando, were the guests of new concrete grouted brick roads Mr. nnd Mrs. Neimyer Monday. blow np in the summer time—and Miss l.oln Fuller is spending a few this Is literally tnir They blow up days in Orlando the guest of her where there is no provision made for aunt, Mrs. Frnnk Topliff. The Ladies of the Civic League wilT contraction nnd expansion nnd where they blow up they soon go up unless serve cake and punch nt the Library they are repaired nt once and n seam July 14th.: The proceeds to go to- Such nice rains. The thirsty trees, grass am) flowers are taking on a What beautiful summer weather fresher Ibok and are vicing with each we arc hnving now, the air is so sweet other in the amount of new growth and cool, when the daily rain is over. they arc putting forth. Come In and ex The water melon crop has been one Mrs. Annie Randall, of Sanford, was a visitor with friends in Grape- o f the best in this section, the citrus Clothcraft suit ville on Wednesday. fruit crop is splendid thus far and the A baby girl was born to Mr. and sweet potato crop is very promising. what real value Mr. and Mrs. J. E..Snyder, our Mrs. Elmer Lundquist Wednesday, into the material a the sixth day o f July. genial dry goods merchants, have re­ Archie Swanson, Clarence Berg- turned from a ten days trip to Bal­ manufacture. The we quist, John, Elmer and Eric Lund­ timore and Washington where they ing qualities will pfe* quist were a jolly bunch of boys go- combined business and pleasure and report a very pleasant time. you, as months pass | Mr. and Mrs. Rogers have returned from a five weeks stay in Canada. and as they pass, j Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Jacobs and will realize what ti family leave today for Coronado Beach to spend the summer with the value you have found hopes -that Mrs. Jacobs' health will a price that's really re be regained from the sea baths and sea breeze. ' onable. Mrs. J. F. Story, who has been con­ fined to her bed with a case o f fever, _ was taken to Dr. Christ’s Sanitarium Mrs. in Orlando Monday, where it is hoped ider- she will soon become restored to her sr to normal health. s in Mr. and Mrs. W. J». Sleg left on Thursday of this week with a truck ught Piled high with tent, fishing tackle, > lit. bathing outfits, provisions and other lalm camping paraphernalia for Lake Harsion. ney where they will spend a wellearned vacation after closing a very THE CLOTHCRAFT STORE adys successful school term and then havmpa ing charge of the dry gods store of uple E. Snyder St Co., while they were M ERO-S ALZM ANN baskets of pink dahlias, the handy and away on their vacation. tied with pink tulle. . • Will Mrs. Laura Harris left last week The maid of honor, Miss Sail fo r Macon, Ga., to visit her daughter Mero, preceded the bride? wearii|J d on Miss Maude Harris, o f that place, becoming frock of orrhid o t p a j a in Mrs. M. E. Jacobs and Miss Sadie made panel effect and trimmed odg- Blackburn returned Saturday from a mnnn, which was solemnized at 8:30 lace. Her flowers were pink m with pleasant visit at Fort Taylor and at the Presbyterian church, in the tied with pink tulle. Christmas. presence o f relatives and interested The bride entered with her fitU nan, Mrs. T. K. Wainrfght returned to friends. Rev. E. D. Brownlee per­ M r . W . Mero, by whom she Tuffc.' med her home West Side* Sanford, after a forming the impressive ceremony. en in marriage, and was joined at ft* > be week’s visit here with her husband The church was artistically decorat­ chancel by the groom and kdi be*, , wc »nd sons at the mill. < ed with palms, bamboo, ferns- and man, Mr. Percy Mjjp), who came fan] baskets of roses, dahlias, hy­ Mrs. E. E. Tribble, who hpa been crystal < !h a vcry ill at her home here for several ldrangeas, crepe Myrtle .and Alsmandcr carrying out the rainbow effect. and weeks is reported some better. Her < rc- son and wife from Green Cove A . large rainbow made o f stripes of Springs nnd her sister from Tennes- icrepe paper in the rainbow shades and 8ec. have been with her for some ’with large bowls of yellow flowers at cither end signifying the pots of gold, and time. < lade The remains o f the infant daugh- Iformed a lovely back ground for the aim *cr o f Mr. nnd Mrs W. C. Tanner bridal party. The pews were decor­ was buried nt the Chulvota cemetery ated with wreaths of jessamine, tied Tuesday of Inst week. with rainbow tulle bows. Miss Lucilc Proctor has gone to A beautiful program of nuptial mu­ Jacksonville to spend the Fourth. sic, in charge of Dr. H. II. McCaslirr, Regular monthly preaching services organist, assisted by Miss Mablc nt the Baptist church Sunday were Bowler, voice, was rendered preceding conducted by Rev. A. A. Wainwright. the ceremony, as follows Wedding white organdie and wore a Uq» aP shrdlu etaoin shrdlu un un un uni prelude (Lybach), solo “ Until” (W il- white tuIle boW in her hair. Lit*! fred Sanderson) Miss nowlcr; Men- Jack Gi||on worc a prctt>. white ^ HON. E. L. BROWN delssohn’s Wedding March was used- . i mmediatcly following the etn­ as processional nnd recessional. EKir- { mony the bride and groom left for a ing the certmony “ I Love You Truly’’ |trip to the Grcnt Ukcg and CtMh, (Came-Jacobs Bond) was softly ■before returning to Cleveland,-Ok* played. ; where they will mnkc their boot The ushers. Messrs. Peter Schaal M „ . Salzmann is travelling in • tW nnd J. W. Mero, jr., led the bridal froc1c b|ae tricotine. trimmed wi* party entering from the right aisles canton crepe, worn with s fetrkfollowed by the bride's maids, Misses inR hat of Krc>. canton cr(pe wj* Mamie Mero and Erins Smith, hfiss I grey shoes and gloves to match, i Mero wore a becoming frock of maize Xhc bri(Je j, the daughter of W organdie, trimmed with tiny ruffles nnd Mrs> j . w . Mero and ha* ncaHj and wide sash and carried an arm ' come here from Washington, D. C, bouquet of pink roses tied with pink; nml hag made many friend* vkD* RESOLUTIONS Adopted by Sanford Medico-Denial Society. July I, 1921. DELIGHTFUL BRIDGE PARTY ( Tron W*4 b **4 aj *i D tll;) A delightful social event of yes­ terday afternoon was the bridge par­ ty given by Mrs. F. E. Roumillat at her home on Palmdtto avenue, in hon­ or o f Mrs. Cecil Butts, of Orlando. The guests included the members of the Monday Bridge Club and a few intimate friends o f the honorce. A profusion of roses, hydangcas and petunias were used in decorat­ ing baskets and bowls of these lovely flowers adorning the various rooms of this attractive home, where the card tables were arranged, reflecting the artistic taste o f the accomplished hostess. The card game proved moat inter­ esting. The club prize, a dainty van­ ity was won by Mrs. David Caldwell. The high score among the guests was made by Mrs. Geo. D. Bishop, who was awarded a bathing cap. The honoree, Mrs. Butts, was presented a boudoir bottle. A tempting ice course, and candy w o served by the hostess assisted by Miss Patsy Aycock o f Lewisburg, N. upon her, whether pleasant or un­ pleasant, and Whereas, Through her untiring ef­ forts, nnd ngainst all disadvantages and in spite of nil fault-finding and criticism, she has made this hospital one of the successful institutions of our city, and an ever present help in the hour of need; Now, therefore, be it resolved, By each and all o f the members o f the Sanford Medico-Dental Society, that we hereby convey to her our deep ap­ preciation of, and thanks for, all that she has done; and that we wish for her an even greater success, if such be possible, in her future life, which we trust will be filled with all the joy and happiness that she has ever hoped fori Signed. Ralph E. Stevens, J. T. Denton, J. N. Robson, J. N. Tolar, 8 . Puleston, R- M. Msson, B. D. Caswell, H. H. McCaslin, L. D. Broepi, W. T. Lang­ ley, C. J. Marshall. One copy o f these resolutions to be ■presd upon the minutes o r this 'so­ DAYTONA, July 2.—Physicians of ciety, one copy to be presented to Mrs. the Triple Cities, Daytona, Daytona Frazier, and one to be published in Beach and Seabreeze, hav* subscrib­ The Sanford Herald. ed |25,000 to the fund for construc­ tion o f the proposed Triple Cities Very likely Adam chased Eve mil Hospital and Sanl tori urn. The pro­ over Eden to get half of that apple, ject is expected to involve an expendi­ end then accused her of tempting ture o f 1150,000. " USE GRANDMOTHER’S SAGE TEA AND SULPHUR RECIPE AND NOBODY WILL KNOW The use o f Sage and Sulphur for re­ storing faded, gray hair to its natural color dates back to grandmother’s time. She used it to keep her hair beautifully dark, glossy and attrac­ tive. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this wonderful mixture was applied, with wonderful effect. But brewing at home is mussy and out o f date. Nowadays by asking at any drug store for a bottle o f "W y­ eth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound” you will get this famous old prepara­ tion, improved by the afidition o f oth­ er ingredients, which can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. * A well known down-town druggist says it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied. You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears, and after an­ other application or two it becomes beautifully dark and glossy.— Adv. and Stephen, who died In Franoe, while serving in the military service of his couhtry during the world war. The w ife and seven children survive him. The living ones are: Hilton, Patrick, Winnie, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. McClelland, Mrs. Songer and Mrs. Reaves. Mr. Brown for a number of years, prior to the. division o f the county, served us as county commissioner and served in Orange In that capacity sev­ eral times since. He was a staunch, upright, generous citizen, a ’ good) kind neighbor and friend, a loving husband and father. A host of friends extend sympathies to the bereaved family.— A Friend. Watch the Daily Herald every day for the big special tales that the live merchants ar putting on this sum­ mer. The Daily Herald will save yon • OCALA, July 2.—A nursery here money. has announced that it will establish a ten acre citrus nursery on the south­ When the bride looks over the pre­ eastern edge o f the city, with the ex­ sents, she realizes that the times pectation o f planting one hundred have lowered the American standard of giving. thousand trees. * A T T E N T IO N , R E O T R U C K O W N E R S ! Why buy a tire you don’ t know when you can buy a U . S. N O B B Y CORD at the price o f an ordinary tire you know? U .S . T IR E S A R E G O O D T IR E S We nerer try to give you something for nothing. But s> only the highest grades of merchandise on the market. ACCESSORY DEPARTMENT CHRRO-COLA SERVED CUSTOMERS ON SATURDAYAND ELDER SPRINGS WATER ALL THE TIME �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15,1921 C O M IN G A T T H IS T IM E W HEN EXPEN SES A R E S T IL L A B O V E T H E A V E R A G E , R E C ­ O R D IS W O R L D B R E A K E R O u r C ou n ty C om m ission ers D eserve the P raise W the T a x P a y ers o f Sem inole C ou n ty fo r T h eir G ood W o r k in T his R esp ect , (Fraa Moa<Uj’« Dally) The Herald remarked last week that the Cofnmiaaioners of Seminole County could always be depended upon to do the right thing at the right time and at their special meeting today they lopped off enough expense in their annual budget to bring the county tax down eight mills. When one stops to consider that the edet o f living is still high and everything the county does must be paid for at a big expense their work in this respect is nothing short o f phenomenal and probably cartnot be duplicated In any oth­ er county in the state. Eight mills reduction at this time shows'remarkable executive and business ability on the part o f the commisdJbners and they will be praised by the tax payers o f Seminole county for their good UNUSUAL WARMTH OF OI.I) SOL CAUSED BY UNUSUAL DOWN­ POUR METEORS UPON SUN • The women of Seminole codnty, who have been busy for the past two months, sewing for the babies of emtcm and centrat Europe, would per­ haps, like n report of the work ac­ complished, so in the name o f the Red Cross o f Seminole County, the fo l­ lowing report la submitted: When the call for one layette for every 25 members and one garment for every three members camo to the chapter, they knew it must be heed­ ed; knowing this meant 48 layettes and 400 garments, the question o f how to finance, naturally arose. It is well known that this Red Cross chap­ ter has - little surplus money, barely enough to pay for the valuable ser­ vices of the home secretary, Miss Vir­ ginia Smith, but the executive board voted the chairman of volunteer ser­ vice the sum o f 150.00 to use to beat advantage. fiSSTThe merchants o f Sanford made a very reasonable price on materials fo r since the close o f the Napoleonic wars; that tens o f thousands o f chil­ dren will go barefooted and with but one ^hrment next winter; that many stay in bed for lagk of clothes; that mothers sell their nne skirt fo r food for their little ohes; that new born babes are wrapped In newspapers. Surely every mother, nay every wornan, will feel that any sacrifice of. time or money spent fo r these little children, has been a joy, and that The best fabric tire made for heovyservice or rough roads— pest, she says:. " I cannot really doscribe conditions as bad as they are, h\G TO AVOID COLLISION WITH TRUCK GIRL HITS POLE Reduction on ail styles and sizes (Tran H o B d ij'i Dally) A bad accident happened Saturday traordinary warm wcntjier of thoi Bight at the corner of Sixth atreet present summer is caused by an un­. and Park avenue when a gray Chandusual downpour of meteors on the, ier enr containing M. W. Eatman, of sun, increasing its radiation and ef­. Macon, Georgia, and hia neice, Mias fective surface temperature, is thoi Freda White, of Daytona, ran up on belief .of Prof. T. J. See, government the curbing and struck an electric astronomer nt the Mnre Isi nnd Navy■ pole. Miss White was driving and was trying to avoid hitting a truck Yard. Citing the fnct that unusually warm which came nround the corner nt the summers occurred every ten or same time and she said ufterwnrd it eleven yeprs, he said that "now, for was n ense of hitting the truck or tho first time, by profound researches, hitting the_pole and she chose the lat­ nstronomers are able to throw some ter. It happened so suddenly that Mr. Entman hnd no chance to catch him­ light upon the great mystery. "Since a mass of meteors greater self nnd he was thrown against the than our moon is falling into the sun wi ndshield and hail his face badly cut every edntury," he said, "it is vi-ry and one .side of his nose broken. Miss the imprqbnble that the downpour pro- White fainted at the sight of ccds at a uniform rate. If it comesi blood that was streaming down the down in gusts under the action of the, face of her unde and was taken into chief planets, Jupiter and Saturn,, the Holly home where she was reviv­ which nre now near conjunction, and ed through the kindly ministrations of are seen together in the evening sky, several of the ladies who hnd rushed then we should have sudden increases to the scene of the accident and Dr. of the siln’s radiation just ns we nowi.Stevens took Eatman-to the hospital. |He is nlde to he out ngnin today and witness all over tho world. ’ "This is a sufficient explanation of is being congratulated upon his nar­ row escape from death. Miss White the unprecedentedly hot weather." hns gone to her home in Daytona and DO AWAY' WITH THE DISFIGUR aside from a nervous shock suffered no ill effects from the accident. ING SIGNS • The car was badly wrecked, one front wheel being smashed nnd the |frunt end badly battered. The im­ pact was so heavy that the pole was almost broken in two. Mr. Eatman is well known in FloriI ‘hi, having travelled this state for I many years in the interest of the EntI mat) ( ignr Co.,' of Macon nnd his •friends will he glad to learn that he is I able to he out ngnin nnd ns soon ns this enr is repaired he will resume his rNew l o■- w r n c*e on a ( Known and Honest Product a layette. j nnd all such calls. Tho Red Cross of The Geneva Branch of the Red Semit^fc county appreciates tho Cross gave a chicken supper and rala- ' splendid co-operation of tho women of ed money to buy materials for fourJthe county, and the men, too, who layettes. Chuluota 1b also making hn^e stood behind the women, three layettes, keeping one in their ( Prior to the cull for layettes and reserve closet for emergency home garments, the chapter was sent 3G pa­ use, at their own expense. jamns to make for the Near East RcTho list below covers the societies lief; 12 of- these were made by tho taking tl;e. responsibility of complet- Geneva and Chuluota branehdh and ing the layettes: ’ 18 by the Hanford chapter. Westminster Circle, Presbyterian While the work above reported hns Chufch, Mrs. It. C. Bower, chin., 2. to do with foreign relief, the home Presbyterian Circle, Mrs. Fred Wal- work has not been neglected. Few of man, chm., 1; Mrs. R. J. Holly, chm., our citizens realize the splendid work 1; Mrs. Ilnrry Ward, chm,, 1; Mrs. of our Red Cross Home Secretary, Henry, chm. 1. Miss Virginia Smith. Following the St. Agnes^ Guild, Episcopal Church, war and even now, her.work has been Mrs. Fred Dniger, chm., 1, for the soldier and civilian relief, blit Guild, Episcopal Church, Mrs. A.' always any needy case if reported to Vnughp, chm., 1. her has immediate attention. Such Girls Friendly, Episcopal Church, cases in our county have como under Mrs. John Leonnrdy, chm., 1. her care, but ns they are more or less D. A. R., Mrs. W. E, Watson, chm., of n priynte nature, the work is not Ifor publication. For lack of funds, Christinn Scientists, Mrs. R. It. and lack of proper conveyance, the AGENTS FOR Phone 17 “ How I Cleared the 51111 o f Rats," By J. Tucker, R. I. , "As night watchman'believe I have seen more rata than any man. Doga .wouldn't dare go near them. Got $1.25 pkg. af RAT-SNAP, inside o f six weeks cleared them all o u t Killed them by the score every night. Guess the rest were scared away. I'll never bo without RAT-SNAP.” Thriic sizes, 35c, G5c, $1.25. Sold nnd guaranteed > Pest cards— local viqwi the Herald office. LEAGUE PARTY (Fr*ra TudJif t D.lir , Mrs. S. W» Walker entertained the members of the Epworth League of the Methodist church last night st the parsonage. The evening was merrily spent with games nnd music. Punch and enke were served during the evening. There were iitamt forty members who enjoyed this very pinsant evening. 666 cures Bilious Fever Buy It with a Herald Want Ad. Htt, ed. Orie, that of a boy, taken from I. surroundings nnd influences of the Ed. worst type and placed ill the home of lizer without getting our NEW PUICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF \nn uncle, with pleasant nnd uplifting 5IATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticides, ou- atmosphere; the other, a - boy taken SprayerB, Poultry Supplies. j from u home that was no home, where Get May 20th, 1921, Price Lists. Now furnishing “SIMON PURE* and "GEM BRANDS" BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES Ruh-My-Tism kills infection E . O . P A I N T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE I HAVE THEM in Atlanta or Mew York? Lake coun­ ty has scenery of the most superb sort and at least a portion o f It will be visible now, thanks to a man who has the courage of his convictions. HU district should reward him ‘ with at least a distinguished service medal,— Florida Grower. WASHINGTON, July 11.—William Howard Taft wass worn in today os chief justice o f the United States. A simple ceremony was performed In the office o f Attorney Gan era] Daugh­ erty by Justice Hoehling of the Dis­ trict o f dolumbla Supreme Court. Immediately after taking the oath Justice Taft went to the White House to pay hia respects to President Hord- layettes that I have had. Such dain-‘ h°me on the American plan, will avail ty things like yours completely spoil little, if the work is not followed up me, for I will be wishing that all ‘ the following week and the week afmlght be like them, I am glad you j ter> nn‘ l the week after, etc. sent the four layettes to mo here, for* If the chairmen who are responsiit waa-nych a pleasure to see them, ble for the layettes still unfinished, I repacked them and they are on their ‘ notify Misa Smith, Home Seereway to Bush Docks and you may b e 'to ry o f Red Cross, room second floor sure they will gladden some poor of the cou rt house,' or bike to her mother's heart. Thanking the good whon finished, it will be appreciated, women o f your community who have <’'ross would also like to h elped so generously," etc. ,mako an appeal for knitters as there Tho 24 layettes coit the chapter ,s Mme at the rooma that Miss $107.17. The other six, as stated, SrniUl wilI . « lve out to t children’s were financed by the branches. i “ tockinga, on application. Articles o f appeal for clothing re- * GV Tnenta tor children from 5 to 14 lief for Eastern and Central Europe,) yeftr8' ,n,fO 0d c? ndltiQn» wiU «care read in tho newspapers and -mag- j ccPtablc and appreciated and will be mines, almost daily, but perhaps the ,nc,uded. in the shipment of layettes., molt touching one is in the Literary1 on^y restrictions are, that they he Digest o f July second, entitled. "I c,enn andIn wearable condition. “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” t ' S lion— lots are being sold right along and building In this section Is such aa to gladden the heart o f those who have the good o f Sanford at heart This Is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and to eay just what is my candid convictions would put it most too strong for the careful, eunserv&Uvc person— that person whope eyes are turned backward—The fellow who has VISION will agree with me now— the other later* The Man Who Sella D/>{ Cheap W a tch th e S o u th E a s t C o r n e r o f P u & .. ... - ------------v .. �I - THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15,1921 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEW OFFICERS Col. G eorge W . K n ig h t C ooler in Sanford Elected a s P resid en t T h an in M ichigan So Today R obinson C om es H om e (from T u a d tr ’ l D tllr) M. P. Robinson and his ncico have returned from a trip to many points where i E. YOWBIiL a n d b . p . w h i t . in Michigan and Wisconsin they went to look after some property ■\Elt, VICE-PRESIDENTS, REinterests. They took n Jong automo­ SUM E O F RESULTS bile trip through Wisconsin and en­ irrom r ,ld » y ’ « D .ilj) joyed the country very much. They priday wa? the annual election of also visited many resorts in Michigan oificcrs for the Sun ford Chamber o fi hut found the weather _____ so extremely Com’iicice, thj by-laws stating that hot that they left and'came homo to the board of governors shall elect the get cool. Mr. Robinson also contempresident, vice-presidents and the sec-j plstcd visiting his daughter, Mrs. jeUry. The newly organized board; Harry'Papworth in New York but on 0f governors met at the regular consulting the New York temperaweekly lunfheon at the Valdes Hotel turcs he decided to put o ff tho trip end elected the following officers: until fall when there was some sur­ George W. Knight, president; A. E. cease from tho extreme heat in all [ Towel!, first vice-president; B. P. the northern states. Mr. Robinson Whitner, second vice-president and R, says that the people in Michigan state |ff. Pearman, secretary. that it has been hptter there than The question of several factories they can ever remember in the past v u taken up by tho bowrd and sup- fifty years or more dnd they do not port promised all these new enter-;know how to account'for It and the [prises. Tho report o f the auditing same story holds true of all the [committee showed the books o f the northern states this summer. They teerctnry in finp shape and hta meth­ also laugh nt anyone saying that od of keeping the office records wai Florida is cooler<but the temperature Igreatly commended. The work of the reports show it nnd they are official. I Chamber of Commerce is set forth in [today’s Herald in a page advertiseWESTM1N8TER CLUB [ment donated by D. C. Marlowe and (From Tuudar'i Dill;) Ishould be read by every citizen of The members of tho Westminster ISanford. The Chamber o f Commerce I has been busy right along and the Club met yesterday afternoon at tho [good work of the Chamber will be home of Mrs. R. C. Bowers, on Fourth |felt in the community in the years to street. The regular monthly business meet­ [come. Under the new board of gov­ ernors nnd the new officers the work ing was held, and various things of Plans Iwill be continued right along as thOy importance, were discussed. lire all familiar with the work and were made for the bazaar to be held this fall, and articles were made dur­ |know the needs of the city. Col. Knight, tho new president, is ing the afternoon for tho same._ Fol­ novice in this line of work and he lowing the business meeting a social rill be found on the Job early and hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Bowers serv­ ate. J. G. Ball, the retiring presi- ed a most tempting snlad course and ent, bn* been one o f the most effic- *pupch. There were fourteen members pres­ nt presidents and untiring workers at the trade body here has ever ent at this meeting. own but he felt that his constantly creasing business duties would preWILL PUBLISH THE LAWS, fcbde hi taking such an active part in Chamber of Commerce but ho Tho county commissioners designat­ 111 still serve ns one of the gover- ed the Sanford Weekly Herald as tho ors and with the two .nctive vice- official organ to publish the laws re­ breaidenis will help tho new presi- cently passed by tho legislature and cn{ to put it over. they will appear some time in August. The work of Secretary Penman Since the cost of printing tho lawfi Is Ipenks fiu* itself. He has been on more than tho state pays for the pub­ |he job early and late nnd has kept lication, The Herald docs not partic­ he work moving when it nright have ularly want tho Job, but wo want our |ag(;c<! under a leas active p^cretary. readers, and especially our Weekly The Chamber of Commerce start’s Herald readers, to have all the news iff the new yenr’s work under most all tho time, and they will have the lavorabV auspices and with a very law* rognrdless. bright future. In reaponse to the Inquiry o f many telephone subscribers: "What can I do to help my serv­ ice?” this advertisement is published. Useless Devices Hamper Service The telephone equip­ ment furnished to you is modern and adequate and cannot be im proved by attaching .:; that m ay be offered fo r sale. Auxiliary telephone receivers/ or oth * devices which are offered fo r sale to be a * tached to this com pany’s telephones, are frequently the cause o f serious service trou­ ble. * W e provide everything necessary fo r good service and such difficulties as arise cannot be helped o f prevented b y foreign attachm ents. •. . - Y o u can Kelp your Sfervjce b y protect­ ing it from a ll suefi 'devices, and b y report* tog; trouble prom ptly to "C o m p la in t." *-v SO U TH ER N BELL TE LE P H O N E AND TELEG R APH COM PANY SANFORD’S BUILDING RECORD FLORIDA BECAME A FOR THE PAST THREE MONTHS PART OF U .S . 100 OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND YEARS AGO JULY 10 $45,000 in June and a P erm it a D a y fo r P a st * T w enty D ays ST. AGNES GUILD SPANISH FLAG WAS HAULED DOWN AND STARS AND (Tram Tu.td.j't Duly) STRIPES UP. The members of the St. Agnes Guild were delightfully entertained’ yester­ (Sr TUo AuoeUUJ Prou) day afternoon by Mrs. John G. LconST. AUGUSTINE, July 11.— One ardy, at her homo on Palmetto avc. hundred years ago, Sunday, in this Tho regular monthly business meet. ... . , . . . |city, the stars and stripes supplanted "f , A . 7 andTbusiness l the subjects were H discQssed _ _ n ..« 8' \ SpelnT- .m l Florid. b e c.m . STRIKE ■ ym ITS TOASTED Everyone concedes that Sanford is growing but few know just how rap­ idly it is growing or the extent of tho growth. Grown familiar with tho place on account of a long residence transacted. After tho business was * **** of tho ^ itcd Stte>* PUna wo note new buildings from time to attended to « very delightful social ™ ” * ¥ *ran8/ cr to timo and let it go at that and state­ hour was enjoyed, the hostess serving on Ju!y but unfor8*e” difflcultics ments in tho Herald to the effect that delicious refreshments consisting of « « » o d s po.tponmcnt of the ceremony Sanford is growing faster than ever fruit snlad, sandwiches and Iced tea. i***J“ y8* before seem to some to be drawing The members of the Guild present Don JoBe Coppinger, the Spanish the long bow. were Mrs. Archie Betts, Mrs. Shcr-, Covemor on the morning of July 10, Flavor is However, figures do not He and man Lloyd, Mrs. CUfford Peabody, W W n *IM * brilliant array o f ofs e a l e d in b y t o a s t i r ^ figures are quoted on this instance the Mrs. Fred Daiger, Mrs. Howard Over- flccrB and raert o f the garrison In the /court‘ o f Fort Marlon ‘to greo Colonecl same being from the books of City ij„ am] Mrs! W. Gwynno Fox. Clerk L. R. Phillips. | . ____________ Butler, United States army, deslgnatApplications for building permits Statea to receive the transfer o f the during the month of April, May and properties at the Spanish government STOP CATARRH| OPEN June were more than $100,000. The in Florida. As Colonel Butler emerg­ SMALL BLAZE TODAT. NOSTRILS AMD HEAD aed from the office o f Governor Capmonth of June alone totalled over $45,$00 and for the last twenty days In plngcr there was a fan faro o f trura(From Dtllr) Bar* Crod® Applied (n Noctrflt June the clerk's office issued permits Spanish flag was slowcly lowered as fielkTcu Head-CoUs at One*. The fire department was callsd to at the rate of one each day. tho stars and stripes were raised. the Howard homo at Eleventh and The Herald is compiling a list of all The sum paid Spain including the Oak about 2:30 today by the alarm o f If your nostrils are clogged nnd the houses that have been built hero payments for damages was $8,400,768 In the past six months for a big build­ your head is stuffed and you can’t fo r a territory that included 59,268 fire and found the roof biasing upon er’s edition that will be issued about breathe freely because of a cold or spuare miles. their arrival. By good work they soon tho first of August and it will be most ratarrh, just get a small bottle of extinguished the blase with alight interesting reading for by that time Ely’s Cream Balm at nny drug.it ire. loss. . we will be able to chronicle several Apply a little of this migrant, anti* W o m a n P arach u te . sky scrapers along with the homes septic cream into your rostriU- and let •I Wouldn’t Go Camping Without Jum per D ro p s 15,200 and residences. •Rat-Snap,” Says Ray White It penetrate through every air-pas­ F eet— B re a k s R ecord sage of your head, soothing and heal­ “ Wife and I spent our, vacation ing the inflamed, swollen mucous camping last summer, smell of cook­ (fir Tbt i u u l i M Fm m I membrane and you get instant relief. ST. PAUL, Minn., July U.—Miss ing brought rat*. We went to town, Ah! how good it feels. Your nos­ Phoebe Fairgrave, 18, of this city, got some RAT-SNAP, broke up trils are open', your head is clear, no established a now world’s record for cakes,' but It outside our tent. Wa more hawking, snuffling, blowing; no women parachute drops when she got the rata alright—big fellows.” more headache, dryness or struggling dropped 15,200 feet from an airplane Farmers, storekepers, housewives, FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS OCCAS­ for breath. Ely's Cream Balm is just at Curtis field-near hero yesterday. should use RAT-SNAP. Three sizes: IONALLY IF YOU EAT M BAf what sufferers from head colds and She said the experience was terrible 135c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed REGULARLY catarrh need. It's n delight.— Adv. and she never Wants to try it ngnin. (by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. No man or woman who cats meat regularly can make a miatakc by fluahlng tho kidneys occasionally, says a well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid which clogs tho kidney pores so they sluggishly filter or strain only part of the waste and poisons from the blood, then you get sick. Nearly all rheumatism,- headaches, liver trouble, nervodsness, constipa­ tion, dizziness, sleeplessness, bladder, disorders come from sluggish kidneys. Tho moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts, or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular of passage or at­ tended by a sensation of scalding, get about four ounces of Jnd Salts from any reliable pharmacy and take a tnblespoonful in a glass of water be fore breakfast for a few days ami your kidneys will -then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes nnd lemon juice, combined with lithin and has been used for gen­ erations to Utish clogged kidneys and stimulate them to activity, also to Since advertising Is used by almost all o f the more s u o neutralize the acids in urine so it no cessful manufacturers and merchants— longer causes irritation, thus- ending bladder disorders. Ian’t advertising essential in marketing dtraa fruits! Jad Salts is inexpensive and can­ not injure; makes a-delightful effer­ >r the reason that advertising helps to reduce t h e ' vescent iithia-water drink which all ter costs o f distributing and selling goods— regular meat caters should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean Isn't advertising a w a ttU and the blood pure, thereby avoiding in marketing dtraa frultst scriourf kidney complications.—Adv. Because it can be proven that the wholesale trade d &v b THE SAME APPLIES TO “THE more fo r grapefruit and oranges that are extensively CITY SUBSTANTIAL” advertised— IF BACK HURTS BEGIN ON SALTS M Progressive farmihg is the life of any section and the more stuff pro­ duced the greater the prosperity of that section. Now is the time for farmers and truck growers to begin planning for their fall and winter crops. Truck farming Is no longer an experiment in this section. When intelligent cultivation is practiced tho truck grower may know just what yield.to expect. The greatest draw­ back in this immediate section is the small acreage that has been planted; but there la every evidence that this will be overcome to some extent the coming season as many fanners are planning to increase their acreage in potatoes as well as other crops. Ev­ ery acre o f cleared land around New Smyrna should be made to produce its beat next season; not only for a source of profit to the owner, but to demonstrate to the people who will come here looking for a place to locate that we have a productive soil. Tills is one o f the best ways to boost our section,— New Smyrna Breeze. a r Ic e t i n Isn't adm itting r t f Hi I in marketing d tro a fruits? rideratlon o f the testimony of the retail trade ivertdflea goods move so much mpre quickly they ibe sold on doeer margin*— Iatt advertising tm m tfa! dtros fruits7 (Taking into account the rapidly increasing gn find orange production of this Btate, which ye year forces a larger volume on the markets— „ m marketing d tr o s that gives each grower .Under the co-o; ^ ^ W | q u a l share in 1 Campaigns which as an individual he could not afford— _ ■: j f You Guard Agalast Burglars, Bat What About RatsT Rats stea l. millions o f ’ dollars’ worth o f grain, chickens, eggs, etc. Destroy property and are a menace to health. If you are troubled with rats, try RAT-8 NAP. It will -surely kill theni—prevent odors. Cats or dogs won’t touch it. Comes' in cakes. Three'sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware .Co.— Adv.1 . rS v i The treat-’em-rough theory was all tight in its way, but it has draw­ backs when the dentist Is treating your teeth. - ... • * . ■ ■ ■ �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15,1921 son. There are 130,000 trees In the BETTER SANITARY EQUIPMENT. MAKING VALUES FROM ,WfeAT Rjjpk N. O w n ., . u t . br,l,h „ ^ borough o f Manhattan, o f many dif­ WAS CONSIDERED UN AVAIL- * bright hopes, All it needa to make it ferent varieties. The inhabitants of •Last week the Herald stated that “ Florid# offers a mild and u ,nW ABLE OR WORTHLESS the biggest fsetor in the, county Is the great city have a deep and abid­ there was delays in. the sanitary de­ ous climate. On account of the undivided support o f every man. in ing affection fo r these trees, which partment of the city and many kicks Land la the basis o f all Values, but cullar geographical lay of the I ^ would make a very respectable forest from the peope who were not getting the county. an must utilise the land to create we have in all parts of the state*? if grouped by themselves. This af­ the garbage hauled on time. This pa­ laden, ozone-saturated, marin# * * a values. No day hardly passes mosphere, to which is added the heiS The people o f Florida pay more fection may bo founded on sentimental per stated that no* doub# the city than 10 millions per year In govern­ reasons, but it is none the less strong manager was doing all he could but without man finding values in what d v in g qualities of tfco delightfd i S ment taxes according to statistics. on that account. There are other rea­ that the department needed more up- has always been considered worthless. of pine. Florida has throughoun!! to-date facilities for hauling the Cottonseed' is worth a good deal of entire history been a locality Wc knew it. The figures are correct, sons than thoso o f mere sentiment to trash and garbage and we still believe for we paid at least half ^hat amount account for i t Trees lining the resi­ money now and yet laws once existed has offered relief to invalids of dence streets afford a grateful shade it although the manager thinks he description. The all year r o u J S ourselves— o f course in small pay­ and welcome relief from the hot and can get along with what he has and In some of the southern states provid­ mate Is ideal, there being no ments that are brought to our atten­ the work is extra heavy at this time ing penalties agalnat growers . for in any seasons. The natural prw«n dusty pavement. tion every minute. In the parks their leafy shade is of the year. However, the city offic­ dumping it ipto streams to get rid of ties o f the state, vegetable and n J S sought and enjoyed by thousands, who ials and the people generally should it. Cotton, produced in this country el, offer a source of supply foTalj Hepr«»*nt*Hv« F a tilio Ad»»rtl>ln* llfpr»»*nt*tlve find_thelr only relief from the heat, not lose sight of the fact that Sanford only in the southern states, is one of end drink that give a well bsl*ae3 T M E A M F R IC A N P firjS ASSOCIATION and noise and worriment o f tho busy is growing right along toward the ten the most wonderful o f nature’s gifts and easily procured diet. FloridaS streets. New York appreciates Its thousand mark and we need better to man. For centuries, it was used my opinion is a state w h erein ^ And Florida is the coolest state In trees fa r’ more than does the country­ facilities in every department of the to make a coarse fabric fo r clothing. be fqurd definite assurance of 3 man, who is apt to look on them as city to keep up ,wlth the growing city. It la now sktllfuly substituted fo r ellk, life, health and happiness " the union. cumbcrcrs o f the ground and impedi­ The following from the Plant City flax and wool, and hundreds o f by­ " » • * * '• * «k w J Courier explains their position and products are made from It, from near work out of doors on the land, u S This must be Interesting to those ments to cultivation. people who look upon Floridn as be­ The' city was dismayed to learn our position so well that we reproduce foods, silk and leather to high explo­ as- heat and cold are concerned. {„ from the report o f the official whose the article below: ing in the torrid tone. sives. 805 days in common years tod iy doty it was to look after them, that The new garbage tnick procur­ Sawdust Is now ground into fine days in leap years., in FloritL Urn ed by Mayor W. EL Lee for a 3,500 of Its 130,000 trees were dying And then on top of this Florida powder and used in the manufacture Values can He made on lind » h « k" anndally, and only 2,500 Were being month’s trial by the city, "man­ beaches are the greatest beaches in of dynamite and other explosives..The dustry is applied in harmony with I ned by a driver and a. crew of replaced In the same period o f time. the world and you can’ t get around United States Forest Laboratory at requirements of nature.—Moies Fri. two, was pot Into commission This means that eventually New York that statement, either. Madisort, Wis., is making live stock Saturday. The results of this will become a treeless city, something feed o f which 30 per cent is. sawdust, addition to the sanitary depart­ which was not to be endured. So, Seminole county has reduced its and the product has been In successful THE CLIMATIC LIAR ment were noticeable almost imit is naturally alarmed at the pros­ tax rate eight mills—nearly one per use for pver a year, In Florida the mediately, according to Sanitary pect before it and redoubling its ef­ cent. That’s some reduction. Uncle question is how to get rid o f sawdust The Asheville Citizen, of last Officer J. H. Coker. forts at reforestation. Impatient at Sam will get the rest.— DeLand News. around the bills, Tons o f It burn nesday contains the following, The city now has a truck, a the slow processes of. nature, It is up every week. o f plain and fancy lying that planting Urge, nearly full grown large wagon for hauling nJght Mary wore two silken sox, The orange, grapefruit, plum, peach absurd that two friends have n trees, at: an expense of $70 each. A soil, • street sweeper, two dump Rolled down below her knee; and apple were once little things, sour somehow. few weeks ago when we read that carts nnd four mules, The truck But Mary once had chicken pox; or bitter, but man took hold and Paris was planting trees at an ex­ is equipped with a dump body. Which spoiled the scenery.— Pensa made them larger and useful. The An ardent fan in Orlando takes a pense of $25 each, wc worldercd at tho Sanitary Officer Coker stated cola Journal. waves o f the sea o f knowledge have page advertisement in tho Reportercxtravaganco of the French people,that he is now able to make a hardly yet reached the feet o f man. Star setting forth the fact that the but New York, in this land of woods round o f the city in two days, And taking all the advantages of The conquest of things is only in the fans of Orlando are deserting their nnd forests, goes them several times while heretofore without the Florida, winter nnd summer, nnd who beginning. There is a chance to do ball team and the boys have taken a better. When a great city- like New truck he could not get around In would want to live anywhere else? It wonders in Florida. slump in consequence. Weil, it comes York goes to such an expense to pro­ two weeks. He is o f the opinion has more advantages in so many ways It1 has not been long since gas works to' all tho towns sooner or later and vide shade for its people, how much that ’the city shoutd purchase a that there is no comparison with any paid to havo a waste product— t^r— all of us have passed through these more docs It behoove the cities and ‘ truck by all means and retain the other state. * hauled away. From every ton o f coal spells. Somehow or other, Sanford towns of Florida, where the sun dump carta also. He will also about nine gallons o f tar are produc­ thought this was an “o ff season" in shines with tropical fervor ail through put on a street sweeper with a This Is the day the railroads will ed. From pine atumps, once consid­ ball in Florida and- we were right the year? Morai, plant trees now cart ’ and broom to take care of try and get the interstate commerce ered a nuisance in Florida, rosin, tur­ when wc remained out of the running while the town is young. the streets in- the business seccommission to allow them j forty per pentine, oil and other products are be­ But honestly, wo never this season tlon. cent increase for incoming freight ing extracted. The Florida State thought Orlando wquld lose faith in and the government will probably “ Besides several double teams BEAUTIFUL FARM HOMES Marketing Bureau nt Jacksonville has him seriously, even if the 35 dfjm* their temn or lose the old pep in sup­ hand them a few more million in a nnd wngons, the city of Tampa samples of 35 different by-products excell temperature fiction did not la. porting them. But bnli, like many! day or two. Poor down-trodden rail­ had seventy-two trash carts when made from corn, including sugar, mediately stamp him as a careless ud other Bports, is becoming commercial­ roads. They are certainly Buffering trucks were adopted for garbage Byrup, starch, oil, soap, rubber, etc. improvident liar. ized to such nn extent that even the from the war ( ? ) yes, what? service,” Mr. Coker said. “ Tam­ Mr. Hodges would be horrified pea Electricity was an unknown element most nrdent fans npc beginning to go pa is only twelve times the size and feared during the post centuries. haps, if he had ever studied temper^ stale. The home boys on the vacant A western newspaper offered a pic­ of Plant City, while its sanitary In the early days in this country, rods atures in the United States and letri-i lot will have to get busy again before ture fo r’ the best answer to the con­ force is forty times as great os decorated buildings to ward o ff dan­ cd thnt the hottest place in Florid*! the old game gets back to first again f\iful homes undrum, "Why is a newspnper like n that o f Plant City, making the ger, and the lightning rod peddler yraa enjoys a lower maximum tempmto*; and even Cnpt. B. M. Robinson will the places ns they do in other parts woman?" The prize was won-by a provision for sanitation in Tam­ in evidence In every community. Ben than-docs Hendersonville. The record] of the country. There may bo good woman in Oklahoma, who sent in the pa three and a half times that of Franklin first demonstrated the pos­ temperature for Key West as shonj nnd sufficient reasons for some of following answer: "Because every this city— and I 'would hot call sibilities of electricity; Morse pnt it by the official records of the Units!] DeLand nnd every other town in them living ‘in the city but those who man should have one qf his own nnd Tnmpn an exceptionally clean on wires-for intelligent use; Marconi States weather bureau, covering *= not run after his neighbor’s."—Titus­ Floridn is interested in the meeting do choose to live on the farms should city. We were trying to keep the Bent Jt vbrating through the viewless period of forty years, is 100, and only of the IntcrHtnte Commerce Commis­ build cOmfortnble homes with all the ville Star-Advocate. city clean with the same force, air from continent to continent; and once has the thermometer everrtick-1 sion, in Atlanta on Tuesday, when the modern conveniences nnd their fami­ and equipment we had ten years ships on the seven seas now use it; ed thnt height. The maximum for^ Every time wo pay the Income tax question of granting a great increase lies should have just as mnny com­ nRo.” Edison flashed it on the screen and Hendersonville is 102. and war tax and all other tax We re­ in freight rntca will coVne up. Tho forts ns the people living in town. Mr. Coker'has begun a cam­ But to be more specific. The writb] behold the miracle of the movie pic­ member. And wo will remember increase demanded amounts to 40 to And then the farm owners in this paign to clean up the city and re­ er bureau reports show thnt it raised’ ture; it now supplies power, light and right on and remembering will see 100 per cent increase over present district should take more pride in quests that every citizen make n heat— a trinity of wonders—to ve­ here last Sunday and that the muJ*^ thnt ns far ns one ncwflpnpcr is con­ rates. The railroads at present get their plnccs thnt border on the public thorough cleansing of his premis­ rtium temperature at Palatka wn W hicles and the end is not yet* cerned this country will not go to war more out of hauling a box of oranges ronds. They should cut out the weeds es and deposit the refuse in con­ degrees, just two degrees cooler tku" Petroleum or rock oil has been again with the consent of tho govern­ from DcLnnd to New York than tho nnd plnnt grass and flowers and havo tainers where his men can get to known for centuries in one form or it was at Hendersonville. ed. Wars are fine for tho profiteers grower receives for $1,000 an acre more fruit nnd shade trees and dispel it easily. It will take thirty dnyB In sending a copy Of the AiberiU* ! another in various’ parts of'Thc world. but fo r the common people they mean investment for 305 days’ work, for thnt lonesome nnd neglected look that to get tho city in good sanitary paper to a friend here Rev. J. &jj It was once gathered from streams nothing but privations, misery, death. hundreds ail the risks of producing so mnny forms are npt to have unless condition, according to Mr. Coker and pools in Western Pennsylvania, Thcrrell, Sunday school field spat the crop. If the Florida" Citrus Ex­ but nftcr that time it will not and sold in the drug stores as a lini­ for the Ocnla conference, says: 1 , n systematic landscape garden plan is You henr a lot of kicks about tho change will put on' a line of honts be so hard to keep clean. Many ment. In 1858 Col. E. L> Drake put am enclosing you herewith a pap put into effect. We nre gratified to prices of articles in Snnford and yet from New York, Philadelphia and people arc trimming their trees down a Well at Titusville, Pa.,.and his front the Hendersonville section of find that mnny, of the owners’ of nice you don’t need to go far from home Baltimore to Jacksonville, Tampa nnd nnd cutting weeds on vneant lots venture may be said to have marked the Ashevlllq Citizen which carrieJ a places on the east nnd. west sides of to find out thnt Snnford has better Miami, witli n pick-up system nn the nnd nbout their houses now, which the beginning of the present vast oil slander against your city. I vw ta the city nre starting something along prices for better goods thnn any oth­ St. Johns, Indian nnd Cnlloosnhatchcc entails much extra hauling. In industry in this country. As a boy I Jacksonville Sundnyi and I have frit this line and arc putting out beautiful er part of the stato. If yob don’t be­ rivers --the railroads will probably a month’s time Mr. Coker's forco worked in a printing office at Pe­ it as warm in nVjtqorsonville a* it* grass plots, planning hybiscus and lieve it go away for n few weeks nnd "feel justified in reducing rates.” They will have practically ■ completed troleum Center on Oil creek, half way was there Sunday.’* ! get the prices on all Boris of goods have already killed the goose that poinse'ttas and in many ways are hauling weeds nnd foljngc and Another friend, wnd is at Baluw, i between Titusville and OIF City, Gas and not take them at random. You Inys the golden eggs—many farmers beautifying their places. can Concentrate more on other N. C., says tersely: "Can't you m i burning.from pipes turned night into Open ditches^ could be filled nnd will find thnt you arc getting the ne­ refusing during the past year to plant phnnes o f sanitary work. day nil the way between the two cit­ this liar?” . watermelons and other crops which many changes made for the better­ cessities of life cheaper here than you The habit of exaggeration, lit* ies and saloons and gambling dens would have lined the pockets of the ment o f the farm homes. , can got them anywhere. dram drinking, becomes a slavish no- . ABOUT A HOBBY abounded. At first the crude oil was rail ronds nnd left the growers poorer refined for the kerosene, for illumi­ cessity and they who practice it P441 Thnt Boy Scout movement taken up than ever. With the governmunt do­ OVERSHOT THE MARK 1 How do yJb invest your spare mo- nating purposes, and I have seen gns- their lives in a kind of mental tele* j by the Sanford Rotary Club should be nating $500,000,000 to the rnilronds, ments ? Jfnnr well-balanced man olinc pouring out of pipes nt the rear scope through whose magnifying n>e* I fostered. Tho Boy Scouts arc the which means $5.00 for every man, We respectfully call the attention hiakes his extrn time pay big divi­ of refineries us a waste material. Now dium they look upon themselves and j greatest institution of the kind in the woman, child and dog in the United of our cattlemen to the fact that tho dends in health-building recreation. gasoline is worth more than kerosene, everything around them.—Palatti1 world and no place has so many ad­ States, or about $25.00 for cnch fam­ Armour packing plant nt Jacksonville Our presidents play golf. Tc(ldy and scores of by-products, including vantages as Sanford. They have a ily, it docs seem that tho rates shoutd has closed down .because the tick haft Roosevelt hunted big game. Maurice medicines, chewing gum, etc., You shouldn’t get mad at old Ssa J arc fine camping placo for n permanent be lowered instead of increased. On placed the Florida cattle where it is Materiink keeps bees. Hodges, n e is doing whst s W ■ made from the residue formerly home to which they can go winter top of this donation and a 12 to 20 not profitable to monkey with- them; Most o f us need some paying side­ thro}vji away. The United States is us do at times. He is a great booster and summer. All it needs is fixing up per cent reduction in wages, now a 500-pound steer dresses down to al­ line pursuit; chicken-raising or bee­ for his home town nnd he has s rw and the Rotary Club will sec to that. comes the increase in rates. Where most 200 and' their hides are so full keeping, fo r instance. There survives town by the way, and he j of holes that they will not make a in all o f us a farmer instinct that All the boys are expected at tho Sil­ will it end?— DeLand News. good when he gets back to hti bo**] ver Lake Camp Thursday for the big decent sand-sieve, much less leather. makes us turn our hands back to the town that he is apt to make ae«* j THE NEED OF SHADE TREES The cattlemen made a sad mistake by soli. ___ ______________ ____ _ wants ___________ rash statements. For' the farmer who someletting the reactionary element o f the thing for odd hours, for the villager Tho government made up ail the The editor o f the Herald studied the cattlemen overrule those who were In whose back lot is simply doing time, FEELING GOING DOWN ■money lost to the railroads during forestry question somewhat in Eng­ “ It is very pleasing that tb* for tho brain-fagged nature the war and mado it up qbout ten land and France during the short per­ ing between Orlando nnd Saafr made the honey bee. fold. Now tho Sanford HeraltTlost a iods that he had shore leave and the going down; and I am very pi* Yea, we all need a hobby, and, in lot of money during the war arid wc w a y ' they husband their trees and this day and age, a paying hobby. Wo Connelly is here today. L* expect the government to make It up. keep them planted and save their fuel from now on think every nftu ® ought to .raise chickens, or rabbits, or Hey, fellers, all o f you business men seemed strange to an American but In Sanford will help us—««ry bees, or something.. The chickens and and farmers fand everybody who lost the more wo think about it and the’ driven here will help Sanford- ^ rabbits have to be fed. Bees usually any money during the war. Put in more wo see the wasteful methods all pull together” —Prealdent 1 do their own feeding; seldom does 107 IN MUNCIB your claim. The government will employed in Florida, the more respect fylcr at Chamber of Commerce man have to feed bees. The indus­ make It up—we don't think. And yet wo have for'tho European mothod of eon yesterday. If wc esn f< try o f the bee is proverbial. Muncie, Indiana, claims the recordwe are Just as much entitled to the reforestratlon and the economising o f Holly to forget just whst s # The bee fever is spreading rapidly. breaking temperature so far this sum­ money as the railroads. the wood supply and the need for baseball team Orlando alwsf* Thousands o f men and women, boys mer, os 107 degrees was registered planting and preserving our shade against Sanford be might «* and girls, are today Improving their there Sunday, July 8. July ft the The actiori o f the Seminole County trees. Our own city of Sanford has somewhat upon the above.— health and making money by keeping maximum temperature recorded there Commissioners in cutting the tax levy many fine shade treqs on some o f the a few hives o f bees. The cost in Star. j was 103 degrees and the minimum eight mills at their special meeting older residence streets that were We doVt know just whst time and money' la small and the pro­ was 81. The maxiniubi temperature yesterday Is worthy of commendation. planted many years ago. We\ have means by the “ feeling was reached at 2 pi m., rirhile the min­ fits are larger In proportion than In They ehowed good business judgment not kept up the plxio bf ' planting but we suppose It U imum was reached at ft a. m.—St. any other phase of agriculture. arid ability In thua saving the tax shade'trees and our beautiful streets To start in bees costa little. You we never did worryi about the * Petersburg Independent. payer's money. Now If a better sys­ are not, as-attractive as they would can start easily. ~ But be sure you games any, It was just P1***?*j tem of levying the taxes could be dis­ be in many spots if there were more ....... ................................... r our __ __part ________ " i the Or i j C T B start and start right Your county to give GOOD TALK covered whereby the pqople In’ the trees. We cut them down without agent can help you.start righ t Call for example, as a. basis for their in- little diversion—something **** city limits woul0 not have to pay such any dompunctlon and we take no care upon him. He is yours fo r the asking, vestments end keep clear of tho buck- no) had this year—and they ^ 'a high rate upon which the county al­ o f those we have and we do but little It is estimated that it will lay a et shop, with its hope o f making large have any real excitement *> y ways levies on a 60 per cent basis in the planting line. The -Tampa weight of taxation amounting to $100 again until they get In a 'e* fr V Tha Sanford Herald la certainly winners'. there would be such a lowering o f tax­ Times calls attention to the planting, on each American family to pay a giving the Celsryfeda a real paper for Florida has the best climate in Am- 8 anford again. And w8 es that Sanfi would b« the earth­ o f trees'ln the following: bonus to our ex-soldiers. We are summertime. * t la a mirror through erica. The people here are not sub- willing for the nails to he ^ ly paradise fo r ’’those who wanted to Reforestation is the last demand ready te pay our hundred. We never which the prosperity o f the city is Jected to bills fqr heavy clothing and are were when we Uwd “ ° Invest In city property. And here’s which we should expect to hear from see 'one of the boys who was at tha truly reflected.— Reporter-Star. fuel fo r long winters. The simmer's and we are just as willing ^ hoping tha city commissioners can the greatest city in the land. Yet front but what we feel like we owe heat never causessunstroket for m an1 thing for Orlando aa we j find a way to lower the city rate this the city o f New York la raising that him at* least $0OQ, besides something or beast, and the winters ijever bring teen years ago and thermo Y»ar. ‘ | cry, and apparently not without rea- money can't pay for.—Ocala Star. snows and Ice bound J' waters. Dr. glad “ that Mr. Connelly was The Sanford Chamber o f Commerce THESANFORDHERALD •tarta off the new fiscal year with �*V-* ...... t-rXx-W ttf-.eir*.i/_ .a - r . v,! V r, ' T t ■- ■ ■*. ------ “r ■“ -.• •“ ‘ ' J- . * ,iuA* • ' • • -7 THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY IK, 1921 A N O PEN LETTER T p DR. R AYM O N D ( tu r c k , s t a t e h e a l t h o f f ic e r o f F L O R ID A , F R O M JO E L. E A R M A N Doctor Raymond C. Turck, islntors asked me If the State Board SUte Health Officer, o f Health millage could be reduced State Board o f Health, without material Injury to health of Jacksonville, Florida. the State. Dear Sir: I pretend to be honest and told I-have just read your indictment of them, YES. the former State Board of Health as I based this reply upon the follow­ published in the Florida Tlmes-Union, ing facts: under date July 1st. . i Fir*i. the United States Public I have been on a short trip out In'Health Service and other- agencies the Everglades and Just returned to'have contributed approximately two West Palm Beach. j hundred thousand dollars in the past Be it known and remembered that 'tw o year for betterment o f health Joe Earman did nqt start this con­ conditions in Florida. troversy. The United States Public Health Be it further known and remember­ Service has large appropriations and ed that just as soon as Joe Earman if a CORDIAL CO-OPERATION is knew that Raymond C. Turck had extended by the State Board of been elected State Health Officer o f Health of Florida, it is more than Florida on June 6th, he immediately reasonable to suppose that the Gener­ wrote Turck a moat friendly letter al Government will 'continue liberal congratulating whom he thought was appropriations in co-operation with his friend and pledging every co-op­ the Florida State Board of Health. eration. The former Board expended forty The unfair indictment is the reply thousand, eight hundred and .seventyto my friendly communication. nine dollars and sixty cents for fur­ The SU te Board of Health for niture, fixtures, equipments, automo­ many years has derived iU Income, biles, repairs oh apparatus, construc­ through a state tax. tion and repairs on buildings. This has been one-half mill. There is a balance due o f approxi­ The approximate assessed valuation mately thirteen thousand dollars to for real and personnl property at this complete the laboratory now under time is four, hundred million dollars. construction at West Palm Beach. Under a half mill Ux this assessed I * * Add the amount of forty thousand valuation should produce an income of dollars expended for furniture, re­ Exquisite furniture, beautiful floors, artistic walls— approximately two hundred thousand pairs on buildings, construction, etc., to balance due on laboratory and in dollars. these are more a matter o f good taste than cost­ According to my understanding aod round figures it amounts to fiftyinformation, GoveYnor Hardee, in a three thousand dollars. liness. 4 conference at Jacksonville last Bpring The former Board left about eightywith tax assessors from the various three thousand dollars in the State Surely you h^ve some good pieces o f furniture that have been counties in Florida, insisted that the Treasury from which must be deduct­ put aside because o f scratches and scars. C O O LEDGE H Y assessed valuation o f Florida should ed thirteen thousand dollars, due on be increased at least TWENTY PER the West Palm Beach Laboratory, G R A D E Alkanet Varnish Stain will make them look like leaving n net amount of approximate­ CENT. new. It colors and varnishes in one application, and gives an Every one familinr with the assess­ ly SEVENTY THOUSAND DOG exquisite finish to your furniture, (loon and woodwork. ed valuations in Florida as existing LARS. The former Board COULD HAVE today, who are fair and not tax dodg ers will endorse Governor Hardee’s ECONOMIZED whereby they , would Beautiful walls make pleasant rooms. O H W all Paint is an not have found It necessary to have stand on this important matter. artistic finish for walls and ceilings that is both durable and If this la brought about, and IT expended the fifty-threo thousanjpdoleconomical. WILL BE, for no official will “ BUCK lars referred to above. If we had played "Tight Wad” pol­ the POWER OF REMOVAL,'* the as­ G O O L E D G E H Y G R A D E H o u ic Paint ii made from a formula sessed valuation WILL BE FIVE itics as you intimate and not spent thia money, therp would havo been which actual teat has proven best for the Southern Climate. Ask HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS. your Painter, he knows the G H line. N It will therefore be observed that if one hundred and twenty-three thous­ the mlllage had not been reduced and and dollars in the State Treasury to .< « ottroetire booklet. " The H om e Acrott the W o y ,“ Ulmtrotee the rolme the half mill tax prevailed-, the in­ credit of the State Board when the e ( f o n t henooWf im the Heme. Atk yoer Jeoler or write u fo r free copy. come for the- State Board o f Health former Board retired. Now, Doctor, you take it from would hove been approximately two Josephus, if there had been one hun­ hundred and‘ fifty thousand dollars dred and twenty-three thousand dol­ EACH YEAR. Jt was reduced by Legislative En­ lars in the State Treasury,-it is my actment to one-quarter mill, and if the honest opinion that the Legislature assessed valuations nre .raised to fivo would not have appropriated one red hundred million dollars, there will, cent for the. State Board of Health, under this millagc, bo approximately budget. The former Board operated on a ono hundred nnd twenty-five thousbudget, and dollars EACH YEAR for the Wc spentAi/iditlonal amounts for State Board of Health. This Bill to reduce the millagc of m a t e r i a l I m p r o v e m e n t s NO MATERIAL IMPROVEMENTS rttce and the State Board of Health was intro­ % WILL BE NEEDED IN THE NEXT duced early in the session. It pnssod the House nnd Sennte TWO YEARS. The surplus left- with the income without opposition. from ADDITIONAL ASSESSMENT IT WAS APPROVED BY GOVER­ rL». I« t.'X., 44 .rrri, rtlwl from 1X30.09 and wjth <a WISE ADMINISTRA- basis arc about sixteen thousand dol­ NOR HARDEE., I will concede that you *»re compe­ l-VVMJU, K. S. M in is . H**. » U th*. E of BW You probably'knew during the aes- TION you and your Board can carry lars a year. tent IF YOU WANT TO BE. rr «f NWf, of NW4, S#c. XI, Twp, SO B, In the future these taxes wil be ap­ 1U E . run K I r!t*„ N 3n rtia., W 4 th*., flion of the legislature that you would on tho work that will bo satisfactory Thcr> are sufficient funds^how on rl-a,, H fr r « , r-1 r-l from 171X1.1)0 to 1900.01 ■WANTED proximately eight thousand . dollars hand mid wil} be provided In the next be the next State Health Officer of to the people o f Florida. XV. J. ItANIEia. Ut*. UO J'l* W . of m oor of NBU NWU H*r. 33. Twp. 10 per year. The tax paying public represented two years for you-to render a good WANTED—Young, Floridn. Must -be Haiif. 33 a H., a" ran W IB Jar-la, N to tUt. ------------------------- . cow. ---------------Hillsboro as an individual county through members of tho Legislature SERVICE to Florida, but there wil Why didn't you g o 'to Tallahassee Inch .nd good m ilk... 1. HJ M * I W h* S J T b t V * ' " have n RESENTMENT and HAVE never has and never will get back for bo no funda for WONDERFUL IN­ and SAVE THE STATE? m .r, Box 103, Borxonlo, F i t . I T l m Z i . S” !, T n E CREATED IS NOT GREAT­ HAD against the State Board of , that county the amount of taxation NOVATIONS, FOUR-FLUSHING, or SEE M. S. NELSON for .11 kinds of j fT . , S F ? n w u of they pay, but if local Health ‘ Boards to hire twelve or fifteen political doc­ Health for many yenrs. ER THAN THE CREATOR. «W H bw »wJI swu SWU ® ofr swuT SWU | iling. * 31-tfc ■'»' E4 of pWH hauling (And this applies specifically to the ’ During my term as member nnd .were In vogue, Hillsboro County tors, known as District Health Offi­ | Hallway| Her. 31, Twp- 10 M. Han*# 83 E.? <* Ixlnk. I era*. l/i» .r n l from I t J a u e to $3,000,00. would get nearly all of it with excep­ cers, with liberal expense accounts to AllKNTft WANTEIt—Walkliw Homuirr a Mi} tSKAl.l Governor and State Hcnlth Officer of President' of tho State Board of - • 8. A. IHJUOUIBS, Uerk. Walking Comaonl Oil Shampoo ao4 Health, I kept my EAR TO THE tion of a minimum amount to main­ travel from one end of Florida to the IInr --1 Hoard nr Codnly Coot* ' Florida). . ' of o itf I3T otL.r Quality I’mhirla -arr • IJ* 4H-31C Hr: V, 8. ftOUUUASa, D. tain the State Board of Health, which other visiting the Innermost recesses ••ll*ra. Wr want ■ ' UJ* or *rntlrman ifenl Governor Hardee is tho CREATOR GROUND iftid CLOSE A T THAT. In Hanford nod otlirr .grant rlltro. Wrtln to­ My conception of public sentiment would be ADVISORY nnd NOT AD­ of the State, mixing with voters, day for tree aamplr and' particular*.—J. It. IN CIHCUIT CODST. » > . . and you ore the CREATED. 4T-MP CIHCUIT. IX AXD f O I ( squirting tobacco juice, with words of Walking fb .. « . M.mphta, Tran. is that the tax payera of Florida are MINISTRATIVE in character. The CREATED is attempting, to COUXTT, rLOSIOA How in the Dickens can a central praise and adoration for the .State FOR SALE muddy the Water in which the CREA of the opinion that the central health CtTATTOX plan as in vogue at this time and Board for all Florida direct all health Health Officer, their line of talk or TOR IS WADING. FOR SALE—No. 817 West First St.',^,,,, v En*iub, cumpjaiBani. ' political slush probably being, "Boys, Every leading newspaper in Flori­ has been for many years is n mis­ activities? Eight rooms, and bath. For price ......... Health is n proposition that needs the State Health Officer is a BEAR, - ■ i da within the last ten days has boost­ take. and terms, write box 782, Daytons,, to -noma. b. EmtinS: The people want local County and must have LOCAL DIRECTION he can DISSECT anything or) earth from an ■ffldsrtt f l M ed Governor Hardee until editorial Fla. 46-tfc| “ •?!pptnrln* tfkl rnnldnmr of iba <Vaf Boards of Health to be supervised under tho supervision of a competent ckxccpt a BUDGET THAT PROTECTS writers suffered from wrist paralysto - uukwon, niul ll-gt It la U-n bnlltf Of { UK SAM I -IWfu Illra i» « t pnlalo tinaa.— State' Board of Health. Iba A.famtapt la mitr twratya THE TAX PAYERS OF FLORIDA.” about his promifo having beenJCEPT only, by tho State Board of Health Ntfk Xantorran. _^ iTtlp i tbst a..’ i:-l its! ICma la rw p*raon la IS*Floridn Is ANTIQUATED in this The plan'of the past and oi the I Have received- n letter from the „ ,4 . Bicycle ■ot and FULFILLED to tho people of *h- sarale* of • nabpoaas---- ' .. m m . Florida fo j an economical administra­ proscitt but NOT OF THE FUTURE respect as other States have tried lo­ Soorolor, of th. FI.H.U Medic.1 A .and socintion In which he advises that you , , . , , ,, * ‘ * rci-iimi >.s iu» .m day of sapumiwr, tion when the millsge was reduced is an EMOTIONAL nnd WASTEFUL cal County Health Boards l „/■ , feet mechanical condition. If you are IP31. t» i« ti>* bin of ramptaiw FOUND THEM EFFECTIVE. from eleven mills, which was the manner of spending public money. h " ,1U " ,UKl ' h* 0t * I d lin g f o r . h .o d » .« c o „ o m lo .lm c ™ i“ r ^ S „ r „ « - S , . " i T 7 « ,W , I observe wherein you state In this committee from the Florida Medieal You know and I know, In fact, ev­ amount of same for, 1920, or during pf getting to your work and in les9 j<». *- =- * “ ' . ^ , 1c .ii .* 1I A| l l lw l luriivrr furtbar w of-lrta.l o ffM in that n Mid IMtl<* the last year of the Cstt’s regime, to erybody who is familiar with the communication published broadcast all Association to investigate the finan­ -time, Uke a chance at this offer.— u.;,rj 1,. Kenfoni iianM, M. • . o**.. ten and three-quarter mills for 1921, State Government, that the State over Florida that "OWING TO THE cial status of the State Board o f See R. A. Greene, Box 402. 48-ltc ACTUAL LACK OF FUNDS, THE Health nnd to corroborate or find ad­ a reduction of one-quarter mill, which Board of Health is under the Constl | w itr-.g r-y hand ami ant of tha ab raafl tHa Tib day pf July, A. 0 . 1$ was LOPPED OFF the EJtate Board tution 'HEAD OF HEALTH,” so to STATE BOARD OF HEALTH MUST versely relative to your statement NOTICE TO r iO r r S T Y OWMEHS I IS " A l t 8. A. DOUOt NECESSARILY MARK TIME UN- through the Florida press concerning Nill If* la h*t*by tl.ra that lb* Hoard of of Health millsge, brought aboiit speak, in the State. -v ciots a r-anly I'-.nnil— i-«wr* win m **t tm lb* lal day ; It will not require a change in the TIL THE LEGISLATURE MAY SEE the financial sta tiu of the former and of A0*0. 1, A. b, 1931, ot ISo Court llouaa lo *»..u ,, . w- u, Hys bhtr . a. tw u a i through economical management by ■ Sanfotd. al a O’clock p. m.. lo hoof from all| * aotb Constitution for the State Board of FIT TO MAKE AN ADEQUATE present State BoartTof Health. the former State Board o f Health. !«»*•* or ayaota ** dosir* to appoat ood | ^ r 1 r * uf ' ** _________ “ DOC,” many people in Florida will antar OHUulaluta a> la tb* TOlnatloM ratted hr i w ,c WAS THE GOVERNOR A V IG Health to continue in a SUPERVIS­ APPROPRIATION.” Hoard of County Itotumlaulnotra an "MARKING TIME" wUl put be of the opinion that you are at- Hi* 11lb day of duly. A. t>. 1031, wban altttB* oo1 TIM OF DESIGNING POLITICIANS ORY CAPACITY, but as sdminiatra* Board of S^»*ll*»r* and to h»ar ooy raaaeti WHO INDUCED HIM TO SIGN THE tors, will soon be s plan of the past “ WATER ON THE WHEEL” o f pro­ temptlng through this request to hit tb(t ouy bo $ly«« why tho aaloitlou a. na«| gressive and EFFECTIVE Local by lb* Board on any r*al Mtala or prraooal r Sooner or later, the Legislature of the former State Board o f Health or BILL OR LAW REDUCING THE i-f pfrij aboutd ba rban«rd. t Health Boards. Florida will open their eyes to the me BELOW THE BELT. , T b -Board of Ckmnly CummUakoMfi alula* ’ VILLA G E ? •a a Board of I9jaa)li*r< on th* l|th day of DON'T HARP like a schoolboy Every one wil know that the doe* inly, A. I>. 1931, luiln* fully dlarnaail tho Permit me tq inform you that he needs o f FURTHER REDUCING AP­ about what you "ain't” got and can't atalruxnta and fool* 04 pr*a*nl*d dartdad lo PROPRIATIONS OF THE STATE tors of Jorida are YOUR CROWD. W A S NOT misinformed, neither was larraaa* lb* ratuattoo opou tb* faUowla* daBOARD OF HEALTH and the WIS­ gqtHowever, from a personal stand- arr1b*d*n*al Batat*. lo-wlt: any mcniber of the Legislature. flllA L U HWU o f NWU o f NRH The former Board provided a ga­ point I will be glad to appear before „ It.^ If. I'A T TT. M ^ im*. •Books of the Comptroller were sc~ DOM OF INCREASING APPROPRI­ . Exceptionally rage fo r you in which to keep your ATIONS IN SOME MANNER FOR a committee o f doctors appointed by r«iMd from faoMo to $w.on. grade. ceasible to the Governor and mem. LOCAL COUNTY BOARDS OF PRIVATE OWNED PACKARD un­ President o f tbe Florida Medieal A s -*nwvTof NtrV’ t s!«. a 'n r p so a^*iu*** n bers o f the Legislature. -T o insure p rom t der cover whereby tbe hot summer ■oeUttont but It would have been bet- r- “ «• K w » &■. * * i« ch*.. HEALTH. Governor Hardee probably had a 7 .,, , ■ » ch#,. a am o . ralard from 1300.00 to delivery place ordei Local Boards expending the money sun would not crack the paint there­ ter to have selected five public spirit- $300.09. . -detailed statement In abstract form now. ^ • ed cltixehs o f the State cohsUting o f e 7& prepared fo r bis perusal by- the that they pay for taxes will Insist oft on. Any quantity. Writ This garage was constructed dur­ a doctor. lawyer, I^roAchor, business ^ a good State Board of Health and w o n 't ' Comptrollers office. for prices on your* ing April and May* man and farmer or oltrua grower. 1 aim: kw «f awn •( s w h *i tw*. sa, Members of th* Legislature also will see that the money la spent for quirements. "H AVE A HEART” and consider­ l PRAY THREE TO CONTINUE ^ : probably derived Information from results. rba.. N A M fb*. JD M M , rataad from $1.Hillsboro County Is one o f the ation fo r your predecessor who is the THY EMBRYO POLITICS. the Comptroller's office. *09.09 to $2.om),Ort BEST SUte Health Officer Florida largest and principal contributors to ill enable the tax payers o l I.TV’ ban7I8LS, N « U ‘ 0 r NWU tlroa 4Id It Vi! M U ! 1As information, desire to state that 1M yd*, g a W to S 8 raroar) EVER HAD. the SUte Board of Health funds. Florida to a te N *Two. “ .byso know about tbe S ^ Board n.»*. 1 Was in Tallahassee for- a few hours a* $e.l K *n*« 3at n xi^-t**., P. O. Box Sill, 8t Quit growling. According to my memory the ta n s o f Health and what they are paying a t beginning of the Legislative ses­ rwtbof of N W U of BUCKLE down to. HARD WORK for the SUte Board of Health funds for health activities. NWU of Bar. 33. Twp. S9 8., Ran** 43 JACKSONVILLE, sion. ' . /, x see ch*.. w xas th*., a isi th*.. w i.$s (Signed) JOE U EARMAN. Governor Hardee and several-Leg- (n that county under, th# half .mill aod THOUGHT for the SUte. th*., M lATd th*,, W U Upko, • SO tb*., R 4,3 f J.* , S *i •• • * LUMBER CO. Paints’ and W V a rn ish es CLASSIFIED WANT ADS i L. W. BERG! - i - -A ' . O ’ T r- ^ ■■ ■»y.orj ^ = g a-.- �f , 1921 *FOB Tnis NEGRO THERE IS NO NEGRO QUESTION WITH AN EXCELSIOR Charles Gilpin, a negro, who has made such a wonderful ^success In New York ns an actor, first taking the part o f a negro servant in John Drinkwateris play o f f’Abrnham Lin­ coln,"'later in "The Emperor Jones,” Eugene O'Neill’s play, is to be com mended by ail right-thinking people for the stand he took when invited to dinner by the Drama League of New York. Giipln is a negro of education who has no wish for soda] equality. The foilowing is the statement he has made in answer to the publicity which the dinner invitation called forth: "I like to keep.the footlights between me and the public. I don’t go in much for sociability—I have my own little circle o f friends in Harlem, the negro quarters, where I live quietly where 1 belong. I am really a race man— o negro, and proud o f being one, proud oi the progress the negroes have made in the time and with the op­ portunity they have had. I f I can give anyone pleasure with my acting, I am very happy.” II the negroes could only grasp the good sound com­ mon sense in this speech, the race prejudice would soon be over, and there would be no negro question.— Exchange. = f —Your police department will give your home and your business better protection. —You can travel to and from work independ­ ently, comfortably, swiftly, and safely. —You can pass anything on the road if you wish. * —You can take her along on every trip and outing. I Legal Advertisements NEAT -SP O R T Y * FAST E C O N O M IC A L -------C H E A P --------Q U IC K n o t ic e or a p p l ic a t io n fob tax deed UNDER SECTION 173, GENERAL STAT­ UTES, LAWS d r FLORIDA Get out and away into God's own country. It will add years to your life and make you fit for more and better work. BE8OLUTI0N COUNTY NOAND O f TUNLK3 ^O T tB O C T lO N . SEMINOLE COUMTT, FLOR­ IDA. d e t e r m in t n o w h a x * AMOUNT OT BONDS IS NEOEB8ABT M B SPECIAL TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. (OVIEDO), SEM­ INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. THE RATE OF INTEREST TO BE PAID THEREON. THE TIME WHEN PRINCIPAL AMD INTEREST SMALL BE DUE AND PAYABLE. XXhefeak: On tb* 7th day of Jaoe, A. D. 1921, a petition wa* prea#nt#d to lb* County Hoard of I’ubtlc Inatructlou for IMmWota Cm ty. Florida, tixned by moc# than twruty-flT* of tb* duly qualified elector* raa * Kjtr cent with Special Tax Reboot Dirt rift No. S. (Oviedo), Seminole County, Florida, aaklnr and petlttonlnf that an election b* called and bold to determine th# 'queatloo a* to whether not load* In tb# vnin of 420,000.00 abould he laoord by •Special Tax School Diatrlct No. S (Orlod'i). Seminole County, Florida for lb* pur­ pose of acqulrtny, heilkllnc, eolarflns. furnlahInf or nflirnrtro Improvlnf echool buildInf* and •chord (round* and tor lb* tlclutlrr m of lb* public free ackool* within aald Special Tax School Idatrlct No. 3, Seminole Cbonty, Florida, tb* prrceeda of lb* aald bond laau* amoubtlnf to iai.0tm.od to be u*ed for tb* purpu*#* < * forth to laid petition, and to be eipended and dlatriirotd In a manner foUqwlnf, to-wll: 1. 117 ,000.00 to bo need la tmlldlaf and fornUklnf t arbrail for prbltt cblldreo at Orte-lo. Flat ( 2. 000.00 to bo turd la eatartlnf and faratitilnx a oeftu ackool at Orledo, flertda. * S. 11 ,000.00 to be uaed for th# parebaaa of funtlahlnca and Incidental* for all acboula with­ in aald Special Tax School Diatrlct. aad XVbrreaa: - It I# tb* aenro of tbla Hoard that It would t« to lb* beat tntereat of Special Tax School Dlttrtct No. 3 IOviedo), Seminole Conn ty. florid*, to laau* t- n h la lb* rua ot (20.(*» oo. Ibe proceevl# thereof to be uaed aad mended la tb* manner and for Ibe purpoae* and ob)ec!f a* arr beretnabovr rat forth and a* la atated la aald petition. Therefore He It Reoo|red: That It la the determlnatloo of tbla (Vaoty Hoard of PubUe laatructlun for Hemtool* (Xroaty, Florida, that tb* amount of bond* required for tbr purpoaca aad ohjvcta art forth la aald petition la the n a of (50.000.00; that the aald baud* *b*U bear Intetvet at tb* rate of S per era! per an­ num; tbr Uterrot on aald buoda ta ba payable •rml-annually: aald buoda to be dated July tat, 1921, and to motor* thirty year* after tb* data thereof, and. He It Further Reaotredi That a tpeclal election be held In aald Special Tax School DUtrtet No. S (Orledo). Samlooie County, Florida, la accordance with law, to determine whether or not there aball ba loaned by aald Special Tax Sctxxd IHatrlct No. S (Orledo). Bomlnol* CVoo ty, Florida, boeda aa are provided for la tbla rendition, aad, , Do It rurlbtr Heoolved: That tbla reootrtion be pobllabed tn tb* Sanford Herald, a newapaper pnbllahed In Seminole County, Florl da. but without aald Special Tax School Dlatrtet No. 8, there belnf no ntwtpaper pobllabed •dtblo aald Special Tax School Diatrlct No. 8, pace a week for four xacceaatva week*. Thta rraolutlon adopted In rriular aeoaloa of the County Hoard of rubUe Inatructlou for Seminole County. Florida, ib* 31b day of Joty, A. 1). 1921. C. F. HARRISON, Chairman, C. A- DALLAS. FRED T. WILLIAMS, County Hoard of Public Inatructlou for Scat tool* County,. Florida, Atteot: T. W. LAXVTON. Rapt, Pub.' Inatu, and Ex o f­ ficio Secretary to Board. (Seal of Hoard! 4T-SI* IN CIRCUI T COURT. TTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA.— IN CHANCERY NOTICE OF AFFUOATION FOR aw U N D B I S E O n O N m OEn S aT ^ ® 1® U TIS, LAWS OF FLORIDA T‘ BILL TO QUIET TTITLE (0. II.) Qatar n , Ur ami log. Sr., Complainant. Notlro la brotby glroa that p. n . burckaacr of Tax Ortiflrat* No. li t karo?1.? ' Sod day of la w , a , D. 1919, S ’ «*• certlrvit* la my rifle*, and haa m . , ) . . • ralloa for tag drod to Imuo ia .eroSt. *PPHRaid certificate Mabraeca d#aertb*d property ilt#at*d ta Rem *^*1^ * * ty. Florida, tu-wlf: NEK of s s u jL .” ? " TWp. 21 8. Rang# *1. « aeroo. ^ J& - « . bring aneroi d at tba date of th. w T .l Um' aueh rot Imra la la'tbo #aa* o f kro aald certified!* Mall b . r e d r o iH T ;^ !!* lag to law tag died will lean* thereon ■30th day of July, A. D. 1921. Wltoroa my offtctal atguatar# and » . i tb* 21th day o f Job#, JL D . m i *' (BEAL) R * DOUGLASS. 2*1? P™*1* Court. ... Semlnol* County, yu Ry A. M. WEEKS, a ™ 1 A. U. Ucrar-I, ll.ttl# Cctvr.t. M* wife, the uakaowu legalroa and devtaeea aader tbo loot vriR and trotamrut af A. II. Oerard or of bU •wife Hitt la Garatd. tba unknown krire of A. n . Uerard or ot hla wife Haul* Gerard; Job* TurncH, Catherine T*rue 11. hla wife, tba waknown legatee# nod drviae## aader tbo lari will aad Irotaocut of John Turnell. or hi# wife and teitamrnt of John Tartu 11, or hi# wife Catherine ToruaU, and tb# unknown belli of John Turnell. and af hi# wife. Catbcrla* Torn#]!. PrfrudaDta. ____. ■ NOTICE TO aO N -R SSSXXTR TO A, II. GERARD. AND HATTIE GERARD, Itis WITH, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN: TO JOHN TURNELL AND CATHBRINS TUBNELL, n i s W1FR RE8IPENCH UNKNOWN: It appro ring by tb* tworn Mil of complaint filed herein against yon that ran bar# or claim to bar# tom# tatrrrot la tb# foIJowUg tlrocrHud land ta Sotulooto County. Florid#, to-wll: - Loti Ftr# (S), and Barra (7). Block E, of St. Gortrad* Addltloa to Sanford. Plat Book 1, page 112-1 IT, aa recorded tn Brmlaol# Couaty RocOfltAi Too atu therefor# hereby required and ordered to ba aad appear bafotu cur Circuit Court at tba Chart Hour* la Sanford. Florida, aa tb# Flint Monday la Augrot. ISM, betas tb# l#t day of aald mouth, then and there ta make au. ■wrr to tb# Mil of complaint brrtlo filed agalaat you, aad tbereta fall sot, eta* aald MU will be takea ax euufroaod afatoat you, foflowed by ’ final drerro. It M farther ordered that tbla, aotleu ba publUbed la tb* Sanford Herald, a oowapapor publlabed la B*mlaola Cbonty, Florida, aoca each week for right rouaecuUrt wrote. TO ALL PARTIES CLA1MINO AN INTEBEBT IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN .DBSCRIURD; Fader A. II. Garard. nittla Oerart. hla wlfr. and John TuruelL Catbcria# Tamall. hla wife, * eg otberwl**. * It brlag mad* to apprar by a rwora MU uf ConpUlot filed hertU agalaat you that you bar* or claim to bora aoma loterrot lu tb*. fal­ lowlag daacribod land# la Brnnlaala C Florida, to-wit: , Lots Ftr* (3). aad S # m (7), Block R uf EL Gertrud# Addltloa ta Saaford. I page* 112-117, as record#* In SrmlooU Couaty, Florida. Too a n therefor* hereby eommand#d tad roqulrtd ta b# and appear before our aald CXreull Court at tb* Court Houa# la Bauford. Florida, on tb# Flrat Muoday M B*pt*mbrr. IT tb# flfjh day of Mid month, then and make anewer unto tba Mil or complaint fllod heroin agalaat yo*. and tbaratn fall not aka# aald bill will ba taken aa eeufMaad aa agalaat yoa, to bo followed by final decree. . It la further ordered that tbla norite ba pnbIlahe-l one# each week for twain weeks ta tba Sanford Herald, a newapaper pobllabed ta not# County, Florida. Dorn aad ordered tbla tb* 23th day of May, 1021. . (Clerk’s Seal) E. A. POUOLABS. Clark Circuit Ooart, Seminal* County, Flu DICKINSON R DICKINSON, BoUritora for Complain!#. 41-lStr Nodi'# la bvrvtiy give# that J. E. LaInc, pur­ chaser of (.117 Tai O rllflc.tr No. 230. dated Ifir 111 day of April, A. P. 1311. baa Hlnl .aid rrrtlflr.lr la tar offlrr, and baa a i d . appliedIkon fur tax <L*d to Issue la irrordlnr# with law. Bald certificate rmhrtrcs tha following ■tnrrlhed' property situated la lb# CUy of Kanfurd. Hemlnolc County, Florida, to-wit: Lot 20. Hlentlford'a Add. T O .aid land being aserracd at lb# data of Ibe lsauinre of #urb rrrtlftc.tr la (br Dime of C. II. Itraawrll. IIniera .aid rrrtlftcata aball br redeemed s-curding to law tax dm ! will iataa thrreon 00 tbr 9th day of NOTICE OF SFZCXAL BOND ELECTION FOR Aagust, A. D. 1031. SFECIAL T A X SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. S, Wltaraa my offlcl.l signature tad art! thlr (OVIEDO). SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. tbr lit day of Joly. A.. P. 1311. Wbereu: A petltloo baa boro proonlad to (SEAL) K. A. DOUGLASS. the Coenty Hoard of Public I Oi Inaction to t Clark Ctrcatt Ooart, Somliol# Couaty, Florida, signed by mor# tba* arm loot* County, Fla. ORDER TO HOLD AN ELECTION Of SPEC­ tvrraiy-flr# per rent of tb# duty qualified al*c 49-0tC By: A. U. WEEKS. D. a IAL TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. S, (OVIE ton resMIog wttbla Speelil Tax School Dlatrict No. 8 (Orledo), Itemloo I# County, Florida, ask­ DO) SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOS IDA. la Cirr-iit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit la Where**: A petlllou baa been predated to ing and pelltioatng th# Couaty Hoard of Pmbtle far Seminole County, Florida.— th* County Hoard of Public Inatruction fee Instruction for Remlool* Couaty, Tlorlda, to call la Cbaacrry Semlnola County, Florida, on Jane Tib. 1921, and order an aleetloo to be beld within aald •tmed by tnoeo than twenty-flv* per cent of Hpecl-l Tkx School Diatrlct No. 3. (Oviedo) CITATION th# duly qualified Hector* rrvldtn* within Spec­ Seminole Outaty. Florida, to determln* wheth­ ial Tax School Diatrlct No. 3, (Oviedo) Seminole er or not than aball be Iroucd by tb* aald LIVING IN SANFORD. J.tur* XI. Tnuffirll, fomptalnaol, County, Florida, aaklny and prtlllonlnr- that an Special Tax School IHatrlct No. S. bonds In lb* T«. election be beld wttbln aald Special Tax School aum‘ of (30,000.00, tb* proceed* of sack bonds Xr.ycl# Anu#tt. Trammell., Prffud.nl. IHatrlct No. 3 (Orledo) Seminole County. Flori­ to b# used Jor the purpoae of acquiring, buildTo Maid# Annrtt. Trammell: Mr. Petfcr Lowe Hyde, who, for five It appearing from in affidavit ftl#d lu tbl* da. to determine th* quratlnn aa to wb*tb#r or tag, enlarging, furultblng or other# la* Improv­ school building* and acbool ground* and far years or so, had rooms at the Grand ftnw lb .I tbr rrridvncr of tb# defendant 1* not bond* In tha turn of 430,000.00 aball bo ing unknown: llial It I* tbr belief of .fn.R| kbit laaued by aald Special Tax School Diatrlct No. tb* eicluatn one of tb* public free acbool* within slid special Tax School Dlatrict No. 3, 3, (Orleito) tb# proceed* thereof to be uaed for View hotel, in Eustis, has for some th# drfrod.nt la over Iwenty-ra* yr.ru of *g*. that tlirr# 1* nn (wreon In tbr St.tr of tb# porpna# of arqnlrlnr. bulldtny. entarflar. the proerod* of tb# aald bond Dau# a moulting months been staying in Sanford, at and Florid* tbr vervlc* of . subfoen* upon would furnlvtilna uf othtrwla# Improvln* acbool bulld- to 4^u.000.00 to be used for tbo purpow oat l°r« and acbool (round*, and fur the rirlurite forth to aald peHHco- and to b* eipended and .508 Park avenue. One of the most bind tbr ..Id defrodaut. Tt.#r#f.>f#. you. Maggie Annrtt. Trammell, are na# of tb# public free acbool* wllhln »ahl Spec­ dt-bunrd ta a manner following, to-wit: 1. 117.000,00 to b* used In building tad interesting, intellectual nnd cultured hereby required on tb* "Ural day of August. A. ial Tax School Diatrlct No. 3, Srmlnol* Coun­ furnishing a school for white children at P. 1921, tu appear to tlir Mil br mmplalu Sin] ty. Florida. . WOULD STOP TRAINS AND BAH gentlemen of our acquaintance, Mr. .i Therefor* H# It Reaolrrd:' That an election Oviedu n * . .t n .t you In thta r a w , rtbrrwiae a decree 2. 12.000.00 to be uaed In calira Ing aad ctofraeo will on veld d.t* be entered h# and th# aatn# la hereby ordered to tw beld I'APERS FROM SUNDAY Hyde no doubt has gathered about pro In Said Hpectal Tax School IHatrlct No. 3 furnishing a negro acbool at Oviedo, Fkwtda. >E.ln.t you. 3. 11.000.00 to't># need for th# purekaa* of MAILS. i him in Sanford, its elsewhere, a host It I. further ordered that **H notice be riivledo) Semlnnt# t’uonty. Florida, on tb* Oth puhtldied In tb# Hanford Herald, a new.paper day uf Aucoat. A P. 1921, to determine wbalh furnishing* and Incidental* for all schools with­ of admiring friends of all ages and pnhlUhrd In Setnlnob County, Florida, fur four #r «r not there •1,»11 t i Iuur.1 by Special Tax in aabl Special Tax School PUtrlct, and. School IHatrlct No. 3. (Oviedo) Kamlnole Cuun- , Whereas: Th# Counly Hoard of Puhllc In(Bj Tlit Au«diUd P » u ) week#. conditions. He is now a^chty-eight nmrrcutbf \Vllne-. mj band snd’ ewal of the abut* .tat- ty. Florida, t»m.li In tb* aum of 420,0no,go. t* atrurthm for Seminole County, Florida, has care­ , NASHVII.LK, July 11.—Noah W years old, hale and hcn^|\\nnd In etl four! on Oil* OTth d.y of June, A. p. 1U21. bear tntereat at tl># rale uf aft per cent (9 fully examined aald petition and baa ascer­ per cent) per annum, lutrrrat payable acini an­ tained that more than twenty-five per rent (SEAL! K. A. DOUGLASS. Cooper, chairman of the Methodiat touch with affairs of} n lyth ^ w orld , Clerk Circuit Court. nually, t--ndi to be dated July lat, 1921, and to uf the duly qualified elector* resiling wllhln *«ld Srectal Tai School IHatrlct No. 3, (Oviedo) matnr# thirty year* after Ibe dale thereof. ‘ JOHN O. LEONARD!. Central Sabbath crusade committee, being nn omnivorous LonHe It Further llr«»lv#d: That thla order b* Secdonle.County, Florida, have signed aald peti­ Solicitor and of Conned for Complainant. fUotc. pubttvheri In the Sanford tterald. a newapaper tion. and representing twelve sounthern confer­ don Times nnd New \| rk nnt published In Semlnute County. Florida, hut Whereas: The County Hoard'of Public Inences, will leave here tomorrow morn- tlnilies heinfe his means of keeping up NOTICE OT APPLICATION TOE TAX DEED without Special Tax Schoal Dlatrict Nn. 3. •Irurtion far Seminole Couaty, Florida, baa, by deiertulord that loads there being no1 newapaper pnhllthe.1 tn Sprclal rowdullou thta day UNDER SECTION 17S. OENEOAL STAT­ ing for Washington, I). C., where, July ' wjth procession of events. His Tat s.|«mt Dlatrict No. 3. our# each week for In the sum of f2D.Oun.fio will be required UTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA four aurreealte week*. for the purpose# let forth In said petltloo. aad 14, a petition itition urging the enactment of |ifo has touched that of many ma of Pone and ordered In reenter aeaaloe of (be which a n enumerated hereinabove, aald trad* Notice L hereby given that Lota Nettle*, puta so-called Sunday "blue law” prohib­ America’s most famous men, Roose­ ikM ff uf T . i Certificate No. 70 >• to lot 10 County Hoard of Public* I natruction fur Semi­ to bear Interest at Mu* rale of alt per ‘ rent County. Florida, thla Btb day of Jnly. A OJ per rent) per innmn. Interest payable semi­ iting the publication of Sunday news­ velt, Wilson, Lloyd George, Polncaire, ■utril tb# Irt‘1 (My of Inn#. A. p. IQlfl. ha. rile.l nole , annually. trail* to be d*tetl July lit. 1021. and **1J certificate Iti my office. .u j li .. msde sp. P I92L Ibe principal of said borut* to become due and C, r. IIARUISON, Chairman papers nnd the operation of Sundny Queen Victoria, etc. Mr. Hyde spent piles IIra fur l . t .ler.l tn Isaac In accuedanro parable thirty yeara after the date thereof. C. A. DALLAS, with law. N*M c#ttitle.te fuihr.ee. the fol­ trains will be placpd'in the hands of ninny years in Paris, Frnnce, and lowing described property rltu.tr,] In Semtnol# NOW. Therefore, In pursuance of Uw. and lu FRKP T. WII.I.IAXIS. ' Cmtoty Board of Public 1nat ruction, pursuance of ■ resolution of tbla Hoard this County. Florida. to-rrll: tot 10, |1Ur 1 |, Tier eveery senator and representative. •lay adopted, notice U hereby given Ibat on there doubtless his ever courteous II. Rsnft-rd. ITjo r.IJ laud l—Ing u m m o I .( fur Seminole County, Florid* the 9lb day of August. A. p. 1921. an electlqa Mr. Cooper goes In ndvnnce of oth­ mnnners and gentle presence, as the <l.t# of the tu n .nee of each eertlfie.te In AIteal T. W. LAWTON. will be .held and Ibe »ainr I- hereby ordered to th# a*nw of Inknoirn. L'nle*. aaM <frttfir.tr ,,t>e held In Special Tai School Dlatrict No. 3, Rnpt. Pub. Iturn, and Ev-offl. er committeemen to arrange for a charming ns thnt of a child, must •h.ll I* r#.Se#m#.| .eeuritlny to law t . i d#e<l (Oviedo) Seminole County. Florida, to dettrcio KefTetiry to Hoard. Mill (»■«# Iberyim the ttlh day of Ancuat, A. preliminary meeting of the advocates } hnvc (lisUnguishcd him even among P. (Seal o f Hoard) ^ 4T-3te mine whether Or not there aball b# Ironed by 1321. . tb* said Sped*I Tax School District No. 3. W ln.#« my official alrnature and teal Ihla o f a national Sunday law at the Mount (tbos<? who cultivated or inherited the IN CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL (Oviedo) Seminole Oounty, Florida, brads la th# l.t day of July, A. P. 1321. the sum ot 42(1.000.00, to bear tnlerrot at tbo Vernon Place Methodist church. Ula finc(,t types of polite Intercourse. - As (SEAL) E. A. POL’OLASS. CIRCUIT, nr AND TOR SEMINOLE rat* of six per cent id per rent! per annum. Clerk Circuit Court, OOUXTY, FLORIDA start from, here was timed for Monday we contemplated Mr. Hyde In tfis un­ Interest payable eeml-annually; brads to bo Krytilholc County, Fla. dated July 1st. 1921; the pMsripal 0f aald brads By: a. xi. wr.x:K8. .p. a CITATION morning so s s 't o avoid riding the obtrusive habits about Eustis, listen­ met# to become due and payable thirty yeara after Ibe date 7 beroof, as la provided fur la that trains on Sunday. ing to his interesting rcminiscenrss, NOTICE or APE LICATION FOE TAX DEED Hallle V. Knxllah, CVmplalaant. certain resolution this day adopted by this *9. UNDER SECTION 371. OENERAL STAT­ Plans for a great demonstration be- it seemed he. had reached the limit of County Hoard #f Public Instruction for Kemp THOMAS E. RNOL18II, Defendant. UTES, LAWS Or ITORIDA nole County. Florida. In which Mid eteclkm To Thom aa R. >ln()Uh: fora the chtrancc of the capitol, July . both age and intellectual virility, but are It appearing from an affidavit fllad tn Ihla only tbnee duly qualified * lectors who N'otlre I. h#reby *lren that V. T. r * tr c . purfree behlera residing wllhln said Special Tax 14, wns abandoned recently when it he would always say he was but a et,*.#r of Tax Certificate No. *29. dated th* rauro that the realcXanre of the defendant ta School (HatrieI So. 3 (Oviedo) Semlnol* Coun­ day of July. A. P. #<913. baa Mtrd aald unknown; ami that It tv the belief or artlanl ty, Florida, aball be entitled to rot*. was found the regulations forbid such pigmy compared with his distinguish­ nth errUfle.te In my office, and kaa made appli­ that Ike defendant ta over twenty-one yeara of Tb* aald election aa ordered to be beld shall cation r<n tax d##d to tunc In .crord.nc# with age and that Iher# la no1peroou In the Slate be held at the polling place within said Special an assemblage. ed brother,.Dr. Amrni Bradford Hyde, law. Said certificate rtnhT.ee. the fnllowl&f or Florida tb* service of a aubpoeua upon would Tax scbiml Divide! No. 3. (Oviedo) Bemlaott In a statement Issued here tonight who died only last week at the ad­ deacrlkcd property altnalrd In Seminole County. htnd the aald defendant. Therefor#. Jwo. Thomaa B. Engllab, ale bote- (Vainly. Florida, where tb* last general elec­ Florid., to-wil: Four acre# In a^uar# In HW Mr. Cooper said: was beld. throughout aald dUIrtet. lo-wlt: vanced ogc o f 07 years, on March 13, ntBH Section 22. Twp. 30 8,, ftaufe 32 E. 3 by require*! on th* !*t day of Auxuat. A. P. tion to appear to tb* bill of complaint Died At precinct No. 3. and tb* said election shall "Our proposed law is the simplest |n8t Tho latter was thc oldosk ,lv_ arr##. Th# aald land t>*IU( awraaed at Ike dal* .H'-T, b* hew Id compliance with law, ami Ib* In­ of the luuanc# of each cerllftcit* In lb* name agatnit you la tbla ran##, olberwiae a dect#* and clerka or the poMng ’ place shall thing In nricj, brie/, it it wouiu would in{r educatoj. in America, a personal of N. Baerutbal, put#** aaM certificate .ball pro mofrwao will aa aabl data bo entered afalnat spector* V imaginable. in make prompt return to tb# County Hoard of h* redeemed accordln* to law lax deed will k you. exclude Sunday newspapers freih-the fricn() of Abrahnm LlncoIn, Ix)n(rfcl. ■ne thereon on the Cth day rft Aucoat, >A. U, It la further ordered that aald nolle* fa* pub- Public laatructloa for Semlnol# Couaty, Ftorid*. Immediately after Ibe Mid election and th, }WIXV11ueo. my official atmatar* and eeal llahnl la tb* Sanford Herald, a newapaper pub­ mail- and interstate commerce low *nd Holmes, snd for 2,000 consec- thla lished In Seminole Coualy, Florida, for four tabulation of tb# rule polled, and tb# County th* lat day of July, A, P. 1921, Hoard of Public Inatractioa for Seminole Covinrmaerullr* work*. (SEAL). . B, A. DOUULASS, would prohibit all secular work on L tlvc * Mk9 . contrJbator to u,fl PItu. Wllnero my band and a#*l of tbo above allied ty,. Florid*, will Do In special meeting *| to ■ (Terk Circuit Court. o*etoek A. M, on th# !0tb day of August, A. I>. Sunday by persons in interstate com -]bl|r(r Christian Advocate. His death Setnlnolt County. Fla. rourt no this Tib day uf July, A. D. 1921. 1921, to recalr* tb* return* of th# aald viceHoc ("KALI E. A. DOL’D LASS, «X«te Py: A. U- XVEEKS. D ..C. .merce or in federal service, excepting f ^ w e d an accident in Denver a week • ' Clerk Circuit Court. ■“ 'J ' 0 del era lea and certify Ibe reroll* thereof. The following named art hereby appelated . _ U f: V. E. DOUGLASS, P. c Instances of chanty and necessity It > c1bc hc ml(,ht hav0 roUnded ou’t NOTICE o r APPLICATION POE T A X DEED and design*led a* Clerk and Inspector* ta boh] 'JOHN « . I.EONARPY. ami conduct the aald alection at the ratling UNDER SECTION ITS. OENXXAL Solicitor and of Cocoa#1 fur Complainant would, stop all interstate Sunday In century ^ oxl9tcnc<?. So renowned plarw or precinct named, to-wll: • 4T(le STATUTES, LAWS ON FLORIDA trains newspapers and like busihess , A f rrtctnct No. ft, (Oviedo) Pofllng Plaeu. was hc thnt the grest city o f Denver Notice ta her*hj XIran that C. A. Palmer NOTICE OF AFFLICATION FOE TAX DEED I# wton's Sloe*. for profit. . It would - not stop men If. N. McCall, Steen Nalara. J, It. Jraro, lomade an annual holiday of his birth­ purchiaer nt Tax IVrtlflcat* No. 147. dated tb* UNDEN SECTION 171 OXNERAL STAT­ ■peetnrs. »Bq n. W . U w lra, Clerk. kissing their wives and babies and day. He wns an able student o f fif­ 2nd day ot June. A. D. 1919, fca* filed aald cer­ UTES. LAWN OF FLORIDA All of which la done and ordered by the Coun­ tificate Id my office, and baa nude appUcariding in their cars to get fresh air tlun for tax deed to laeo* In aeeoedanc* with Nolle* la hereby given tha! Mra. Sarah M, ty Hoard of Public Instruction for Semionl# teen languages, nnd declared tha.. taw. Said rertincat# embraee* tb* folluwlaf Lawton, pnrrhaarr of Tax Certincat* No. 332. In rtgalar scrolon ammbled and visit the sick; nor from wniking deeerllwd property altoated la Seminole county. dated y,« oth day of July. A. P, IBIS, bar riled thta tho Sth day of Joty, A. P, 1921. world Is a much better place to' live ., Florid*, to-wll: AU W . of Si, John* rjrer. Sec. •aid certificate la my ofriro. aad kaa raid# ap­ C. r . " HARRISON, Cbalrmaa. down lover’s lane; nor from looking than C. A. PALLAS, It was three-quarters o f a ccn -130- twp. i», n. 33. e. is »ct#«. tn* h u Mud plication far tai deed to lam# la aeeurdaac* D . m___ __ XT J V Ih»lni iBtewel nt th* date of Ibe Unuanee of with law. Said certificate embrace, tb* fol­ FRED T7 WILLIAMS. at the Gowers or viewing the land- , , , , tury ago. Professor Hyde was bom J*uch certlflcal* In tb* nam* of Unknown. Cn- lowing described property limited la Hemlaol* County Hoard of Public Inatmcllra Ecapc; nor from smelling the breexes; aald ccrtlMeat* akin h#^ml##med accord- county. Florida, to-wtt: lo t I, Block C, A. Attrot* f0f Sfmlt,oU Ouuaty. Florida. March 18, 1824, in Oxford, N. Y., and ‘Inc to law tax deed will lWu« tbeieoa «a tb# Antin'* Flint Add. to Otleda. The aald land nor from waterin gthe cows; nor from day of July. A. P. 1921. T. W. LAWTON, __, . . . . ... ... ,was educated at Wesleyan University, 22ml being aw ard at tb* date *r tb# laauaae* of XVline## my official alyaalurt and aeal tbla inch crrllftcaie la the Dim* of Fr*d Whit*. Supt. Pub. lasta. and Ex-offl. Ada X* hu.dred oth ff thine. u ..t , , woHh tb* lltb day of Jan#, A. P, 1921. _ *•» IMmtary to Board. I’ nlcro raid certlflcal* aball be redeemed ac­ (REAL) E. A. IHILOLAWI. (B rolof Hoard) 47^ , e cording to taw tax deed will Iron* tbereu* an ^ ' d°* ,h“ J W w n o t l W . t. c r v W r f b , . Clerk Circuit Ooart. lb# I3lh day of Aagaat. A. p. 1921. fa * wtthont entry in , on h b oidlnniy ci „ t „ , u , Dr. „ mM Mtrtln Bm IooI* County, rU . Wltarro my official atgaataru aad aeal tbl* U Circa!( Court, SoraaU JudkUl Clroait af 44-613 Or A. U. WEEKS, D. CL tb* 7lb day of Jnly, A. P. 1931. work on Sunday." FbaMa. S* talas la Osuaty,— physician and author, o f Los Angeles, (SEAL). , E. A. POUOLABS. lu Oaaoory Clerk Circuit Orort. Cal., who was born March 23, 1922, NOTICE or A m iO A T IO N 7 0 S T A X DEED Rem tool# County, FI*. CITATION “It Looked Like a Battlefield Isr UNDER SECTION TO. OENERAL *7-flr ’ at Whitingham, Vermont, graduated p. a Europe,” Said Mr. C. Dunster STATUTES, LAWN OT ELOEIDA Mad# Oorkar.' Cbeapblaant. from Oxford Academy, Chenango nr CIROUTT COURT OF T X S ________ JUNolle* la b*r*by ateeo that D. W . Short, purDICLAL (ORCHIT OF FLORIDA. WUHam C. Corker, Defendant. “ Was staying at a hotel in a small county, N. Y., and traveled around the ebooer of Tax Orrtinrala No. 179, dated tb* SEMTNOLB OOUXTY avd day of Joao. A. D. 1913. baa flXod aaM cer Kincaid Furniture Co. D istrib u tors o f H en derson and E x celsio r M otorcycles F L O R ID A ORLANDO TO MAKE NATIONAL BLUE LAWS , ‘ ,, Pennsylvania town. Early one momc , ing I went to the stable to hire a rig Sd was shown a pile o f dead rata ^ killed with RAT-SNAP thc night be­ fore. Looked like a battlefield in Europe." Three sixes, 35c, C5c, fl.25. ’Sold and guaranteed by Bail Hard­ ware Co.— Adv. t earth five times. 4 • Uftcut* la my orneu, and baa mad* apelleaUoa foe tax deed to lart* ta aemtdaac* with la *. Sold certinrat* tmbraCM tb# followlm SiotriV *d property altoaltd In Semlool* County, Flori­ da. to-wll: Dot. SR cur of Jcarap and W. I-aka A**., rua fl IBS ft., S 83S.SS ft., M IBS ft., W SSA.SS ft.. 8*r. ta , Twp. SO S, Bantu SO.R 8 aero*. Tb* aald land b*ln* aaoiaaai at (ho data of tb* Uroanr# of neb curtlflcata ta Urn naan* of Uakoown. tlaioao aald cortMeat* abaU bo redeemed accordla* ta law- tax d#u* wlU ta­ ro* tborroa on th* 22nd day of A a n a l,' A. II. 1921. XVItneaa my official aljsatiir* and oral tbla tb* I4lh day of Jun*. A. P, 1921. (SEAL) R A. DOUGLASS, ? C M (1 « * it u m p , • ■oml.'wi# County, n * . »«t* ny a . xi. w e e k s , n. a NEW YORK. July 11.— The new alogan o f the Christian Endeavor so­ cieties will bo "A Warless World by 1923.” It will have tho support o f 18,000,000 and former members in all parts of the world. AIM o f the socie­ 666 cures ChlUs and Fever. ty, as described in a salqonlcss nation ;--------------------------------------___ . „ — . by 1020, having been attained. The The easiest way to make life soft]agreement was reached today on the for the great majority would be to'slogn for world peace, furnish cushions for seats In the m o-j ;---------' For office supplies, stationery, etc., come to the Herald office. Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism. I' . 3iPPif^=s ^ c a w s fc r Jeaair Gtlaro, Perrod#at. CITATION To Jnalo Oalaoo, ptaeu of roaldguc* ankaowa: kou art hereby ordered ta be aad appear be­ fore our aald coart at tbo Court Uouo* 7a San­ ford. Flarida, la tb* abora aa titled t a w au tha Pint Monday ta AttgaaL 1921, tha urn# M a g tha flrat day tkatwf. Lad • rela day of tbla Court, ta uuwkr tb# (bill of complaint Died herein acatywt you,, alee tb* aam* win bo taken aa rooftaaed and followed by appropriate do­ er#*. It I* further ordered that tbl* ordor b* sob. llabed la II* Sanford Herald. * a#wap*per pubRabod ta Sqmhtfil# County, Florid*, onto each work foe elgkt emuceuilv* work*. > Give* aader my baud aad root of aald .Court, tbl* lb* 23th day of May. 1921. (SEAL) R A. DOUGLASS, Florid* th* aerrlrc o f a oubpoen* etra whom , M£ d ,b* defewdint. aad that tb# defr* 9 » rit. *• over twenty-oo# yeara of aga: There fere yra WHUam O. Corker, are hcroby required u, appear te tba but of complaint' D M against go# |# ,hle caaw*. au or befora » ♦ first day of Aagaat, A. D. 1921. other#to* a » , <5 «• aald date be. catered _ !* j* . ter!her ordered that aatd notice be p*bJ* te* Sanford Herald, a newspaper pubUtead-ln SeolqoL Couaty. for four ruraecuUro tytta«aa a y band and tb# seal of the abora •toted court ra thta 10th day of Jaoo, A* D. Clark of Circuit Oeun. <1 «l* . f4 . f . J a \ n. j# Abo Tax O rilftn lo Na. 2041. dated the s.h day of Jaa# A- D. 1894, Mid Omlficat. , » bracro tha follow lag doaertbed property vluaLd la Betnlnol* Oounty, Florida. Tuwlt: r**, x aad 4, Evans’ flatk-Dtr. of W 4 of s'Bw' *? E#V. ». Twp. 89 R . Range So E. TV* aald laad belag aroaroid at Ib* dal* o f th. E auaac* of aueh certmeal* 1a tb* asm* of j IT Kvaau AIM Tag OtrUflrtta-No. 2948. dated th. nik day of Joao. A. D. 1894, rold O r t m c i, e». Aaaeribed property alt.itej te Bcmtaei# Oouoty. riorida, to-wlt: Lot L Bvin*’ Sab-Die. at of «£ “■ • ----------*■«• 1 »< EBQ af See. 1, Twp 29 R , R u n 89 IN. Tb* aald Lad bring aaaeroid i t tb* dat* of tb# tasataet'~ri such certIflcata te tb* aatn. of P. Roane Abo T i t Ortiflrat* No. 3943. date.] tb* *tb day of Jan.. A. D. 1894. Mid O rtlflr.” tm. bracro tb* followlas dfarribed property -ilvit. *d te 8#mlaal9 Oounty. riori.li. to-wll: l« 9, Evano’ Bab-Ptv. of W H of NR4 of 9 e « See. I . Twp. 29 8., Rang* 30 B Tfc, ..iq Hod belag aaroroid at tb* date of tha tan•ore or aueh certlflcal* ta th* name of J Ftakey. Alao Tax Ortiflrat* No. 2044, dated th* sth day of Jane, A. D..I894, Mid Omlflctla etabrace* lb* following deoertbad property iltuat#d In Semlnol# County, riorida. to-wll: fata T to II, traua’ Sub-IHv. of W H of Nu of SE1I, Bee. L Twp. 89 B. R ug* 86 I) The a- 14 laad being arorroel at tb# data of the laniort of such certificate U the nam* of J. U. Rrau Abo Tag Oertlflcal* -No. 2300. date-1 the «ui day of Jua*. A. D. 1899. aald Orrtlfteat* em­ brace* tho following described property atlu-b ed la Bemlaob Oounty, Florida, to-wlt: tat 12, Evaaa flab.-Mr. 120 30. Tb# aald land ba­ tes arororod at tb# date of tb* Ironera , f rorb .rertlrtcato te tb* asm* of R. Nettle. Ala* Tax Ortiflrat* No. 2943, datad tba sth day of Jaa#, A. D. 1894. Mid Orltflcalt « . brace* tb# following daacribod property. s|tsvted la Bein1001* Oounty, Florid*, to-wlt: lot 13, Evano* Sub.-Dtr. W H of NSH of BE«i Fee. 1, Twp. 20 ■ „ Rang# 20 R. Tb* said land be. teg iaw aaid at tba dat# of tb* lasuaec. «f aneb certlflcal* In the urn# of R. A a . JokaAbo Tax Certlflcal* No. 3017. dried tke Bib day of Job#. A. D. 1894. sitd certincst* smhcacr. tb* follnwing described property »Koated In Remtoob Couaty. Florida, to-wlt: lota 17 and IS. Bvaaa* Rub.-DIv. of W H ot NRU of SEH. Arc. 1 , Twp. 20 B.. Range 30 B Tha aald bad befog aaaiaaid at tba data of the Isananc# of aueh eortlGcat* te th* name af J. M. Evan*. Abo Tax Orrtlflcat* No- 2949, dated the Bih day of June, A. P. IBM. aald Certificate em­ brace# tb* fallowing dreerihed property illcrivd la Semlnol* O aaty, Florida, to-wlt: l/>t 14, Evans’ Eob.-DIv. of W H of NSH of 88 t(. I Bee.. 20 Twp.. 30 S. R. Tba Mid land bring amessed at the dat# of tb* Issuance of nrh e+rt Ifirsts la tb# name of J. M. Evans . Also Ta* Certlflcal* No. 1790, dated lie Srd dajr of June, A. P, 1901, aald Certtflra :• em­ brace* tb* followleg dc*<Wbc-l property atlnrivd In Semlnnls County. Florida, to-wlt: l„tv ID. 30 aad 21. Evan* Reb.-PlV. Bee. I. Twp 5) Booth, Rang* 30 EsaL Tba aald land 'ring aaseoaed at tbo dat* Of th# taauascv of rscb certlflcal* In Ib# asm# of.K. Allen. Also Tax Certificate No. 3&4V dated tte 5lh day o f Jane, A. D. I8H, -*l 1 Certificate eabrarrv the following deactlled property »|D!v!fd In Semlnol* Covfbly, Florid*, to-wlt: Lei 72. Brana’ Sob.-PIv, of WH of NBH o t SF.i, Vc. I. Twp 39 I ., Rang* 30 H. The aatd tau-1 'be­ ing assessed at th# dal# of the banim-e of aueh certificate In th* name of J. M. Evin« Also Tat Certifies!* No. 16*0. dalcd tl* Ttb vlay of Jobe. A. P. 189#, aald Oertlflrile ra­ t-rare* the following droeribed property situated In (tendunit Couaty, Florid*, to-wlt: Tot II, Evans* Rub-.IHr. W H Of NBH of SRI*. 8c- t. Twp. 26 ft. Range 30 B. The aal-l land hriBg asaeaae.1 at th# dat# of tb# Isaasnre of inch certificate In th* nam* of. E. Allen. ' Alio Tax Certificate No. 2049,- dated th# Sth day of June. A. p. 1991. aald CrrtlOcalf em­ brace* Ib* following dearrlbed properly vlfuried tn Remlnole Ovuaty, Florida, towlt: 1^:* 35 to JO. Erin*. Bnb-Ptr or WH of NEIi of ‘trti. R*e. 1. Tvrp. 20 S. Rings SO E. The aald lend twin# mteeroed at th* data of th# taeuancc ot each cert!first* la tb* nam* of J. M. Evan. Abo Tax Certificate N9. 1749, dated th* 3rd day of Jbb*. A.' P. 1991. Mid certificate «n* bracro the following droeribed property altnated In Seminole County. Fbetdi. towlt: Lola II nnd '82 Evan* Sub.-Plr., See. I. Two. 30 8 , Range 30 East. Tb* aald land being awemed •t tb* dat# of th* lananc* of aucb rertlfleata to the nam* of E. Allen. Voice* aald certificates aball be re lev me-1 according to Uw lax deed will laao# Jhereoo oa Ibe 301 h day of July, A. P. 1911. Wllnero my official signature and aval ill* the 24th day of June. A. D. 1921. (BEAL) E, A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole C.«ntj, J7a. 4.Vfltc ____________By A. M. WEEKS. D. 0 NOTICE OF AFFLICATION FOE TAX DEED UNDEN SECTION 174 OEMEXAL STAT­ UTES. LAWS OF FLORIDA Notice Is hereby given that Emma t- Cteer. purchaser of Tax Oartlflrat# No. 112. dated tbt 2n.| .lay of June, A. D. 1919, baa filed Mid (*rtiflrai* te my offlr*. and baa mad# appllra* Hon for tax deed to laau# la accordance wltb Uw. Raid rertlfleata •mhrare* tb# folbwtn* dvwcrlbed property altnated I* Seminob Cani­ ty. Florida, tow lt: N 49 ft. Lot 4. Block 1*. Chapman A Tucker** Add. t# Sanford. Th* aald bod belag secerned at tb* date of tb* I*soaor# of such certifirsts la tb# nam* of Un­ known. Vo bee aald certificate shall b# ta* dvemed according to law' tax deed >#111 l«n* Iherera tb# 30th day of Joty, A. D. 1931. . Wllnero my oftlrial (Igoatara. and aeal thb tb# 24th day ot Jnae, A. D. 1921. (SEAL) R A. DOUGLASS. -—— Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Couaty. rta43-Ste Ry A. M. WEEK*. P. & NOTICE OF AFFUOATION FOE TA X DEED UNDER SECTION 878 OENERAL STAT­ UTES. LAWS OF FLORIDA.! Notlro to hereby given tbit Mr*. Joato rrtva'L purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 673, dated th# 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919. has filed raid rerllnrat# te my offlro, and h*a made Hon for tax deed 10 ton* te accordance w tb Uw. Raid certificate embrace* th* M b » W droeribed property altmated la Bemlaob Ceoalf. Florida. ta-wltY NRH o f ..W H af SNH. 87. Twp. « R , Rang# 31 East. 19 acrro- Th* aatd land bring aroeeroJ at Ibe date of the tosuaaro of aueh rertincat* la Utf asm# of J. AFrovatt. I'nWro arid rortlflrat# aball h* rtdeemed acrordteg ta Uw lag drod wlll iaev* fbatron ra tb# 14th day af Jatr, A. D - 1821. Wit aero my official alga* tar* aad oAH tbto tb# etb day of Jua*. A. D. U R (INAL) R A. DOUGLASS. Cbrk Circuit O w j l . Qemlaib Oroaty, r » 43 Ale__________________ Hf A. M. WEEKS, D. C. NOTICE OF SALR i'eopbs Bank uf Saartrd, Flarida, U a b * M. Kroly aad Paal M. Kroly. _ _ . Notlro b hereby given that U naal Decree la abort «#no*-#f W*1* ® * * " ; Jen# FI, 1921. tb# msderslfaed •»« public M b befurs tb# roart boaro do**| »» toed. Florida, an M#ndaj.A*gu*t ! « . « » * • “ * following droeribed property te i ty Florida: Lot# 19. *> « « d R f , being a nhditLIra o f tba * H of “ u j ' . ' i ? tea n RI: Of to# SWH #t Em . Ed, TWP. Rang# 85 R Term* of-ante. rate. . v J. O. SBARONi Btwrial Maator la Chancery. .W U * ! R. A. DOUG LA 88. Srmlnol# Couaty, Fla. T it o s , a WILSON. CkTk c ,m ,1 , ° * * 1’ W . n. Crawford. Byi T. R DOUGLASS, P#*uty Crtik. Attorney ter Cbmplalnaab 4«-3to ' f Oouaael ter Complainant. » . Nariro la hereby glroa that Mareebal vri. Boro ---------‘ KOTO Company. ( nmpany, lau. purebawr purobaaer of Tax Carlin cat# Nu 4*3. dated tb# 4th day of J ,i, * P. IBM. baa filed aald cortlfleata la my ,V fir*, and baa mad* application for ! . , tn !*»«# In accrtdaaco with Uw. Saij eat# awbracro tb* followtog deeeribad or<^,?» -Heated la Semtool# couaty. n ^ d , * 2 * 3 ,7 Lots I and 2 Ev.oa Sab-PIr of w u of N^u of BEK Me. 1. Twp. 20 S.. Rang, M e •aid laad being at tho dal* of jM9 jnro_of such cvrtlflcate la tb# name of p It appeartag frova aa affidavit filed te ibb U tba Ctraalt Court af tba Eoroutb fadteUl Cir­ cuit af Ib4 State at Flarida, Osuaty ** daftudant la *f SautteaU *«•*“ “ »}« atrtet, Bridgeport. OonrorUeut <4.-; I ■ ■ u“ NOTICE OF AFFLICATION FOR TAX D r e ^ UNDER SECTION H i, OENERAL STAY. UTIS, LAWS OF FLORIDA. ^ ^•-'•T #-**... r > 43-4 ta �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALP, FRIDAY, JULY 15,1921 To T h e C ity o f S an ford a n d to the V is itin g Y a ch tsm e n D A CLEAR WATER BASIN AMONG THE MANY GOOD POINTS OF HIS PLAN William T. Donnelly, one of the widest known ftaval architects 'in America and one who knows Whereof he speaks, has outlined a plan for the improvement of the lake front and has just sent two large blue prints o f the plans to Secretary Pearman. Mr. Donnelly is not looking for a job and is doing all of this work gratis be­ cause he is deeply interested in San­ ford. He spent a month here last season with his electric driven yachts and was so well treated by tho Cham­ ber of Commerce that he has.recipro­ cated by getting up these plans for the building of n boat basin and bet­ ter facilities for yachtsmen as ho rec­ ognizes the superior advantages of Sanford ns a ynchtmnn's paradise if wc could only see tho vision and get busy on some plan of lake front im­ provement, Ills letter follows: New York, July 9th, 1921. Mr. R. W . Pearman, Jr., Excutive Secretary, Sanford Chnmbcr of Commerce, Sanford, Florida. My Dear Pearman: Enclosed you will please find blue print showing your water-front with proposed bnsin in connection with ho­ tel property outlined. A brief argument for this improve­ ment would be ns follows: First.—The pier it the foot of Park avenue would provide* means of car­ rying discharge of your sewer which now empties in front of the property in question, to a point so far out through the Inke ns to provide against contamination. S econd.— It would later on become part of n larger pier on tho outer end of which there wobld be erected a triangular building which would house sewage fronting nnd disposal plnnt. It might also take care of other func­ tions of your city. You will under, stand that, n disposal plant bo called; by modern engineering, can be made absolutely unobjectionable, in other words, offer no outside evidence ns to the use for which it wns being put. Third. — My idea is that nt first the piers would be built according to the full lines ns Ihown on the plan, 41 feet in width nnd afterwards widened t<> K2 feet, which would l>e tho slime width ns the street. The pier nt the foot of your main street would then be Jj drive for automobiles, out one side and returning down'the other side, and would be n location to which you can ho positively sure every nutoist coming to your city would go. In nil prnhnhility the buildirg nnd control.of this clear wa.or basin would have to lip under the Park Depart­ ment and controlled by such restric­ tions ns can properly be applied to public parks. This would secure for il nil those qnnlitios which would be nost desirable ns a water approach to the hotel and nt the same time would not rnlse tho serious objection­ able features of turning over such nn important wntcr-front to private par­ ties for their exclusive use. I am quite sure- such a control o f It from this point o f view.can bo worked out a* would give it the most vnluo both lo tho city nnd thc'hotel, which ns I have pointed out is broadly for the entertainment .of the guests of your There is, o f course, many questions which will nrjsc and much more detail |° bo worked out, but before going into jhis, I should like to have a more comnlcte understanding a* to tho at­ titude of the hotel’people and general attitude and prospective co-operation t*twecn them, the city and ourselves, weaning thex Board of Trade and Transportation. In case we can all work together, I am prepared to work out the plana in very considerable detail and also make * display drawing which will very clearly illustrate the whole project, entirely at m y own expense and with­ out obligation on the part o f anybody. Yours sincerely, WILLIAM T. DONNELLY. MR. LANE IMPROVING Friends o f pfr. F. E. Lane w ill be pleased to leam that he underwent a v*ry successful operation yesterday iq Cincinnati and his speedy recovery is looked for.— DeLand News. Mr. Lane is the father of. Ed. Lane, o f this city, and haa many friends and reletlvee hare who will be glad to learn of his* successful operation. (Tub Koadar't D»lljr) Mr»; Lulu Clay left this morning to spend several days at Palm Springs with Mrs, Frank Miller. Fred Pope and W. A. Adams mo­ tored to Winter Ilavcn yesterday. Mrs. E. It. Bliss and Miss Helen Gonzales of Orlando are spending the day here with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lane and Mr.' dnd M EN C O N FESSED Mrs. Archie Betts have returned from a week"s camp at the Miller bunga­ T U G G L E K IL L IN G low at Palm Springs; . N IG H T J U L Y 4T H Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hunt and lit­ tle Joyce left this morning in their (By I t , i u « U b t h n i ) car for Forsyth, Ga., where thoy will JACKSONVILLE, July 12.—Put- visit the former’s mother. nail Ponsell, aged 30, of Chlplcy, Flor­ Bom to Mr. and Mrs. M, Stoinoff, ida, and Jake Martin, of Balnbridge, on Elm avenue, Thursday, July 7th, Ga., arrested yesterday at Balnbridge a daughter, weighing 8 pounds. Moth­ in connection with the murder o f John er doing well and father proud as a Toggle, c f Chlplcy, on the night of peacock. July fourth, were brought to Jackson­ Misses LcClaire Jones, Kitty Duville late last night for rafe keeping. Bose and Maude Lake and Mr. and Balnbridgo authorities said tho men Mrs. Forest Lake motored to Daytona confessed to the killing o f Tuggle, Beach yesterday. They were accom­ who was beaten to death and robbed, panied home by Miss Serita Lake, and Ponsell and Martin repeated'their who has been visiting Miss Fern Ward story hore today to newspaper men. for several days. Secretary Pearman, J.' G. Ball and Tho feeling against the slayers of Toggle hna been Intense at. Chlpley C. E. Henry were among those spend* and the close proximity o f Bainbridge ' ing Sunday at Daytona Beach, whero to the Florida lino resulted in the re­ j they enjoyed tho society o f their wives moval of the prisoners to Jackson­ and families. ville. They are In Iho Duval county j E. C. Smith nnd W. M. Jordan, fur­ Jail where extrn precautions hnvo been niture dealers, of. Ocaln, are spending several clnys here on business. taken for their safety. C. H. Gillespie, National Insurance Co., of Anniston, Ain., is here on bus­ SANFORD LOSES IN TENTH iness. Mr. Gillespie is contemplating making Sanford his home. (From WwUtidij1* Daily) C. E. Smith, o f Ocala, was a busi­ After going Into extra innings with the score standing a one-one tie, ness visitor here Saturday, stopping Winter Garden at Winter Garden yes­ %t the Montezuma. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mcnddll, of terday, pushed across the one run New Smyrna, are spending some time needed to win in the tenth inning. here at the Montezuma. Sanford, badly crippled through the Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Smith nnd lit­ absence of several of her best players, tle dnughter, Junnita, nnd their guest put up a hotter game than was ex­ Miss Ida Woods, of Brunswick, Gn., pected of them and the final score motored over to Daytona Beach yes­ nnd the extra inning was a plenty to terday where they spent the day very satisfy thb large crowd o f fans that delightfully. assembled to watch tho game. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Roumiilnt nnd The Snnford club, as a rule, is one Francis spent yesterday very pleas­ of the best home talent clubs nmuml antly at Daytona Beach. this port of the State, and no matter Mrs. A. W. Smith and her guest, what 'town wc play in, we draw large Miss Idn “Woods, of Brunswick, Ga., crowds. And the brand of bnso hall are spending \he day today at Orlnn. our boys have been putting up always assures the fans their full money's Mr., and Mrs. L. Urban May, am! worth,ns the Inst three games have children nnd Miss Corey spent the day nil been extra inning games with n very pleasantly yesterday nt Dnytona Beach. • very close score. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Britt anil Winter Gnrden hns some ball club, too. They arc composed of the best Mr. and Mrs. Henry Purdon made up players from nil over Orange county a congenial party moforing to. Dny­ nnd many of them are players that tona Bench yesterday. Mrs. W. E. Watson nnd Mrs. Hal hnvc been in different leagues. Winter Garden will play here Wight returned home Friday from Thursday afternoon and nt that time Jacksonville, where they spent several Sanfod will hnve Rive, Spcncef, nnd days lust Week. > Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coleman re­ several other players that were not In turned Saturday afternoon from I’nthe line-up yesterday and taking Into lntkn where they went to see the hit­ consideration tho fast club WMnter ler's mother, who has been quite ill Gnrden hns this promises to be one for some time. of the best games played on the Mrs. Harry Wilson uinl son, John, home diamond this senson. leave today for Jacksonville where Amnnn pitched the entire game yes­ they will spend a week ns the guests terday, nnd an always he worked hard of Mr. and Mrs. J; K. Mcttlnger. nnd should have won his game. In ad­ George Wilson left today with Mr. dition to the slpendld brand o f hall ho W. L. Morgan in his cur, for St. Au­ was pitching he was responsible for gustine nnd other points of interest in the one run made by Sanford with n the state. long two base hit with a man on. Major Odum, of Rniford,' of the Tho score by inning for yesterdny’s Volunteers of America, lyis been in game follows: the city -for several days calling on R IT E his mnny friends. W.‘ Garden..001 000 000 1 2 4 2 Mrs. C. L. Duff in nnd son, Clarence, Sanford ...0 0 0 001 000 0 1 5 3 left Friday night for Savannah where Bntteries,.Winter Gnrden, Mink nnd they will visit her mother. Mrs. R. E. Newman and baby, Mrs. Overstreet. Sanford, Amnnn nnd Mrs. Norma McLaughlin, and M rs-A. Smith. E. Iliir, were n congenial party,mattiring to Daytona Bench yesterday. Mrs. A HOME COURSE IN DOMESTIC Newman will be at the Seaside Inn SCIENCE for a month nnd Mrs. McLaughlin “ Twenty Lessons In Domestic will be her guest for n week or more, Dr.’nnd Mrs. E. D. Mobley nnd their Science,” by Marion Colo Fisher has recently been received by us for re­ guest, Mrs. Pittman, of Tampa, nnd Miss Martha Fox, motored over to view. This is n complete advanced course Pnytonn Bench yesterday, where Mrs. In domestic science and home econo­ Pittman hns taken a cottage for the mics boiled down to meet the re­ summer. Dr. And Mrs. E. D. Mobley nnd their quirements of the housewife nnd the guests, Mrs. Bam Pittman and chil­ student. The entire course consists o f twen­ dren of Tampn, and Miss Martha Fox ty practical lessons—one hundred motored over to Daytona Bench yes­ pages filled vyjth the most valuable terday where Mrs. Pittihan hns taken information the housewife can pos­ a cottage for the summer. Dr. and sess— heretofore taught only in do­ Mrs. Mobley and Miss Fox returned home lost night. mestic science schools/ Messrs. Randall Chase, Alfred For­ Do you know the relstivo value of ster, Robert Deane, Ed. Rumph and food, which fruits to use for cooking, Joseph Hutchinson were a congenial what purpose salads serve, the cor­ party motoring to Daytona Beach yes­ rect use of condiments, about proper terday. kitchen equipment*, about U. S. gov-' Mrs. Henry Bsll and baby of ernment's bulletins, how to reduce the high cost of living, how to promote and protect yorr own and your fam­ ilies health, how to make housekeep­ ing simpler and more economical and pleasant by utilizing modern Science in the home. This book, we note, io priced at $2.00 per copy and from what we under-, stand it contains a complete $100.00 college course, condensed, and it is ----------------------- ---------------------- O N A L L S T O C K ------------------------------------------------ In the Store consisting o f High Grade Stock such as Walk-Over, Kreid er “ Pollyanna”—and other Staple Lines Other Specials Ladies' Black and Brown Kid Oxford— full low heel. Best materialValue $8.00, at— Black Kid and Patent, Colonial Buckle Slipper, medium grade. Value $5.50, at— This reduction of 20 Ladies one-strap, full Louis heel, Black Kid Slipper. Values $5.00 to $6.50, at Men’s Canvas $5.00 deller, Men's Canvas Trimmed Slacks, Goodyear Rubber heel, , Oak sole. Best grade. Value $7.50, at— docs not include Babies Soft Sole Shoes and Interwoven Hosiery and Shoe Findings. We have an 8-dny Clock running in our show window. Guess the time the clock will stop and nnd to the nearest gucsser we give you your choice of any pair of shoes in stock. One guess tq ench. purchaser Lloyd Shoe Store TRADE MARK $625 f. o. b. Detroit What Henry Ford Says About Machine Power Farming "In the tractor the farmer now haa a machine In which ia harnessed one of tho m ost adaptable, efficient, economical sources of power in the world—the internal combudfion 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 mo.re that he can be paid more and still leave a greater profit for the man who hires him., It will enable the farm er 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 pleasaht/the most healthfbl, the most profitable business on earth." A U T H O R IZ E D HERALD ADS get results. Ladies* one-strap, Brown Kid, full Louis heel, new and nobby. Value $7.00 at— Caldwell and Joe Caldwell formed a congenial party motoring to Orlando yesterday afternoon. DEALE SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SANFORD WEEKLY H #?-i �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15,1921 ( F n i i Tum 4*7’ i DUly) WASHINGTON, July 12.—The Fordney tariff bill was alternately condemned and praised in a six-hour session of the house today. In a speech which drew repeated rejoinders from republicans, Representative Col* ler, o f Mississippi,, a democratic mem­ ber o f the wnys and means committee, charged that Chairman Fordney had permitted the committee to hear only one side o fthe case in framing the measure. Mr. Collier declared the American people had asked for duty free meat and they got lava and skeletons: that they asked for free sugar a n d ^ o t jj Chinese joss sticks. \ “This Fordney bill has put rates so high," he said, "that the people will suffer deprivation. The bill lets leeches In without duty, American leaches have been hanging around the ways and means committee for months asking fo r rates so high that they woul ddrnw the very life blood o f the people and I fall to see the logic o f letting thto other leocnes in without being taxed upon the Amer­ ican valuation." Tho republican speakers included . Representatives Wurzbach of Texas, who challenged the democratic mem­ bers of his state delegation to vote for a bill which, he said, would help their poo'ple as much as those of nny other section. Support for the meas­ ure was also voiced by ’ Repcresontatfve Martin o f Louisiana, a democrat* Ic member of the ways and means committee, who announced that he felt It would be beneficial to the south. The day's debate wns marked by an attack on half a dozen sections of the • bill by Representative Frear of Wis­ consin, the only republican member of the committee which drafted the bill who has not lined up with the mnThe Wisconsin member centered his fire on the dye embargo provisions and in so doing assailed Francis P. Garvan, former alien property custo­ dian, for the methods he is alleged to have used in disposing of German dye patents. Mr. Garvan, Mr. Frear charged, had not obeyed tho laws of his country in the sale of the patents and had viofnted international law as Alabama Law En­ forcement League Rooms are Raided (By The Aiwciilti Pt*m) MOBILE, Ala., July L2,— Members of the Mohile police force, armed with a search warrant issued by the cir­ cuit court, last night raided the rooms of the A la b a m a Law Enforcement League here, and occupied by William H. Know, and took out eleven cases of liquor and a large quantity o f pok­ er chius 'and Other gambling para- Georgia Boys Killed, Mysterious Circum­ stances Surround it ALBANY, Ga., July' 12— Robert and Iaaias Temple, aped ten and four rcapectivcly, were found dead today with bullet wounds In their body by their step-father, C. M. Hudson, while their mother was In town shopping. The step-father said he found the boys dead on the veranda of the Hudson home, three miles south o f Albany. He said he found his own pistol be­ side the bodies. The boy* were evi­ dently shot while eating' watermelon. Gary Temple, the father of the boys, was killed in France during the war. ROTA RIANS HAD CRAWFISH irran Tcud,,‘( Dills) The Sanford Rotary club had their regular weekly luncheon at the Valdez Hotel at noon today and while in the midst o f their songs and committee report* were served with the biggest and best Key West crawfish that Mine Host Campbell could find/ The craw­ fish were in conjunction with the reg­ ular dinner and the Rotations looked like stuffed toads when they appeared on the street*., BARTOW, July 12.— Bsrtow’s "mob violence" of several days ago was werely man’s predilection for choice _ pork, an -investigation has revealed. A rope hanging from the limb of a tree with blood stains on the ground below it on the outskirts of this place, caused widespread rpmor* that there had been a lynching. Crowds went to the scene while municipal authorities furrowed their brows. Then the perpetrators came forth Mr. and Mm. W. F. Blackman nrc spending the day here today on busi­ ness. Mrs. Robert Jenkins of French ave­ nue, has gone to Charlotte, N. C., where she will spend the summer with her mother. Mm. Yciscr, of Jacksonville, is spending some time very delightfully with her sister, Mrs. Mary Phelps, at her home on Palmetto avenue. Robert Jenkins, Jr., is spending the summer with his sister, Mrs. Lionel .Monroe at her home on the West JACKSONVILLE BRANCH 9100,000 FIRE THIS MORNING (By TU ptm«7 JACKSONVILLE, July 12.— Swift & Company’s local branch on West Bay street, wns destroyed by fire of an undetermined origin at 5 o'clock this morning. The loss was $100,000, covered by insurance. It will be re­ Mr. and Mm. Fred Walsman left built immediately. Saturday In their new car for Benton Hnrbor, Mich., where they will spend the summer. Mrs. T. A. Neal, of Orlando, spent Sunday afternoon with her mother, Mrs. Fitts, at her home on the Heights. Lillie .Belie Haynes, who has been associated with the Quality Shop for some time, Is now with Mrs. Drcssner. 8*y* a glass of hot water wfcfe MV. and Mrs. Ben Monroe and their phosphate before breakfast guest, J. T. Bro.^n, of Hamlet, N. C:, keeps illness away, and Mr. and.Mrs. Allison motored to (And Other Physicians the world over recom­ Deep Creek, Volusia county, yesterday where they enjoyed the day fish mend the inside bath, declaring this is of vastly more importance than Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBride, Mr. outside cleanliness, .because the skin and Mrs. Ben Monroe and Mr. J. T. pores do not absorb impurities into Brown ore spending the nfternooD in the blood, enusing ili health, while the pores in the ten yards o f bowels Orlando. M. F. Robinson and niece, Mrs. Hammond, returned Sunday from ChiMen and women are urged to drink engo, and New York, where they hnve each morning, before breakfast, a spent several weeks. Ms. Robinson glnss of hot water with a teaspoonful said he came home where it was cool. of limestone phosphate in it, as a Mrs. Ilcane Turner and Deane, Jr., harmless means of helping , to wash and Mrs. Savage, left today for Mary­ from the stomach, liver, kidneys and eh Non-Skid fat land, where they will spend several bowels the previous day's indigestible tin* and 20,000 weeks visiting relatives at Baltimore materia), poisons, sour bile and tox­ ins; thus cleansing, sweetening and and Centerville and other places. Mrs. Paul Biggefs and little son, purifying the alimentary canal before Paul, and her aunt, Mrs C. A. Justice, eating more food. Those who wake up with bad of Fort Pierce, leave today for Lewistown, Montana; Omaha, NebV., Salt breuth, coated tongue, nasty taste or Lake City ami Yellow Stone National have a dull, aching head, sallow Com­ DEALERS plexion, acid stomach; others who Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Henley and their have bilious attacks or constipation, guest, Miss Helen Camp, of Atlanta, should obtain h quarter pound of lime­ and Miss Lettye Caldwell motored to stone phosphate at the drug store. Coronado Beach yesterday afternoon. This will cost very little but is suf­ Mrs. MrCoullough, of Orlando, is ficient to show the value of inside the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. F. bathing.— Adv. Whitner at her home on Oak avenue. A lot of people annoy God with Theo. J. Miller returned home yes­ terday from Jacksonville where he their spiritual burdens when all they The divoree evil won't bring the The cave man may be extinct, but The world news the day it hap need is a little something for their nation to “ free love"—not while law­ on street cars one can still find evi­ delivered at your door each ere visited his son, Dr. Oliver Miller. yers charge as they do. Miss Sallie Howard, of Barnesvillc, livers. dence of cave manners. 15c the week. Ga., is the attractive guest of Miss Gladys Bryan. *^fjss Clarice Johnson, who has been file house guest of Mrs. S W. Walker for some time, left Saturday for her home in Key West. Mr. and Mrs. M. 11. Bowler, Miss Pattsye Aycock and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Roumillat werq a congenial party motoring over to Daytona Bench Sun­ day where they enjoyed the day very delightfully. Bill Bossidy, of Tampa, spent the week end with Mr and Mr*. Andrew Mahoney. Mrs. Alice Peters and children are spending (he summer in Massachu­ setts with relatives. Miss Helen Cam|i, who has been the A merchant w ho bought at retail and *oid at wholesale would soon fail. attractive guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. The manufacturer who neglected to provide raw materials at quantity pri H. Henley, at their home on Celery avenue, leaves today for her home in little success. Atlanta, Ga. Citrus growers, as individuals, for a long time were forced to sell their p r A. K. Brokaw, of Miami, spent Sun­ sale while compelled to buy materials and supplies at retail. day with his son, Hermit Brokaw, who is manager of the McCrory store here. This was a losing procedure, because fundamentally unsound. Even thot Mrs. Orin Strenstrom, Miss Ida of grapefruit and oranges were profitable, the growers failed to net as moch Wood, of Brunswick, Mrs. A. W. Smith and Misses Juanita Smith and The cooperative system o f marketing has made it practicable for citrus Cora Rutherford made up a congenial as well as to sell at wholesale. W o/king together, growers can obtain tb party motoring to Orlando yesterday. on materials and supplies by quantity purchases. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Millitzer and children leave this afternoon for Or­ ■The Exchange Supply Company, serving only members 'o f the Florida C lando, where they will'spend sever&l has proved that cooperative buying is no less a success than cooperative marl days with Mrs. Millitzer's parents, becom e the largest buying organization in Florida and one o f the greatest in Mr. and Mrs. Sorreli, before leaving tfie last of the week for Cincinnati Throiigh the medium o f the Exchange Supply Company, citrus growers i where they will make their future sell their products at wholesale are made purchasers at wholesale o f things v home. Mr. and Mrs. Millitzer made the operation o f their business. Grove and packing house costs thus are matt many friends here who deeply regret their departure, and hope, they will The Exchange Supply Company does not disturb commercial conditions, again return to Sanford to make their rate, price-breaking institution. So far as these are fair and just, ruling pi 30x3^ $13.95 for 30x3 BRYAN-WHEELER MOTOR CO RAY BROS S. ROCKEY Wright Bros. Co Kent Vulcanizing Works A happy event of yesterday was the picnic and swimming party given last night at Crystal Lake. The evening was pleasantly spent with swimming and other sports and a bounteous sup­ per consisting of fried chicken, bak­ ed chicken, and chicken pillau, salads, sandwiches, cake and iced tea was served. Those attending this event were: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron, CLEARWATER, July 12.— Heavy rains last week caused much damage to the brick highway system in Pinel­ las county. Between Clearwater and Safety Harbor there were five wash­ outs and the road was impassable for automobiles. Low places throughout the county were inundated at times and th* tracks of the Seaboard Air Line near Safety Harbor, between For office supplies, stationery, e tc. hfcre and Tampa, were under 18 inches tained. H ie savings to growers are paid to them at intervals in refunds and di get all the net earnings— there are no other stockholders than the Sub-Excha �~»" *7 *r'- 7 fW THE3ANF0RD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15,1921 ► T h e F lorid a Scou t “For Wide-Awake Boys" 35c Year WILLARD LUMLEY, PublUher ' 902 French \ PRINCIPAL IN NEW COULD BEAT HANDS SANFORD TRUCK SMYRNA ATTACK SHUCKING HIS CORN GROWERS, INC, GRAY HAIR DARK IS UNDER ARREST HAVE MEETING r - -\ A t LEAST J. A. WHITE WOULD DET SO AFTER BEING RE­ LIEVED OF DYSPEPSIA GUY JORDAN, BROTHER OF GIRL, ANNUAL MEETING Af*D ELECBY TANLAC . IS CHARGED WITH TRES­ TION OF OFFICERS FOR THE PASS BY MRS. SMITH. ENSUING YEAR "My wife and myself -havo had Guy Jordan, one o f the party In­ stomach trouble," says Mr. X A. (Trwa X t i l e 'i D*Ur) The Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., volved in the ku klux klan affair at White, residing^ on the Leestown Pike, R. F. D. No. 6, near Lexington, Ky., had their annual meeting last Thurs­ New Smyrna Wednesday night, wi "and have both been nervous and run day night at the court-house and the arrested Friday on a fclty warrant down." following officers were elected for the charging trespass and will be up for "Wo could not eat anything with­ ensuing year: trial this morning before the mayor T. F. Adams, President. out suffering afterwards and could of New Smyrna, There are rumors J. J. Holley, Vice-President, not sleep at night. We were regular that a much more serious charge will nervous dyspeptics. We tried many J. C. Hutchinson, General Manager. be made against Jordan In a few days. remedies without permanent benefit Board o f Directors: A. Corpany, J. LANDIS. FISH A HULL . W. L Cause, the man who la said until we heard o f Tanlae. I got this C. Ellsworth, W. 8. Band, A. Van to have struck Mm. Smith when the medicine and began using It. We no­ Ness, Geo, E, Holmes, and J. B. Jones, A t t o r n e y s snd Counaellors-at-Law band o f masked men went to the ticed immediate results. We are both Oviedo. DcLAND, .FLORIDA Smith home to get the Jordan girl, had greatly improved by Tanlae. We give Will practice in the State and Feder­ All of the new officers are well notbeen arrested last night, but Jt Is all credit for the change of health to known and prominent truckers of this al Courts. Special fedlfUee for Ex­ amining and Perfecting Land Tltlea. expected charges will be flledwgalnst Tanlae. It is a remarkable medicine, section who have boon ardent advo­ him In a few days. The blow which “ I .personally feel so good that I cates of the co-operative growing and he la said to have struck Mrs. Smith told my hands a day or two ago that marketing of fruita aqd--vegetables SCHELLE MAINES broke out two of her upper front I could beat any o f them shucking and have been members -of the or­ teeth and badly cut her mouth. corn. I meant it and believe I could ganization since it started here in LAWYER The trespass charge rather than an have beat 'em all." Sanford. The past year was a very o m c i tN T i n court no use assault charge was made, It la said, Of all the maladies that afflict successful one and the coming seapon becuse Mm. .Smith admits slapping humanity chronic dyspepsia, such aa should be even better and the mem­ SANFORD - - FLORIDA Gause before be struck her, and legal­ Mr. and Mrs. White suffered fromf is bers of the Sanford Truck Growers, m tm ly a m*n has a right to defend him­ probably the most prevalent and hours Inc., are well satisfied with results. self, though the-striking of a woman might be consumed in -describing the even when legally entitled to do so sufferings, mental and bodily, o f the G E O . G . H E R R IN G has never been considered /just the victims of chronic dyspepsia. ‘ • Attorney-aULaw proper thing. A morbid, unreal, whimsical and N o. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildin But o f course qne o f the proposed melancholy condition of the mind, objects of the ku Idux klan is to pro­ aside from the nervous physical suf­ SANFORD, FLA. tect womanhood and the cowardly fering, is the usual state of the aver­ ^ody o f men may feel that the beat age dyspeptic and life seems scarce­ Roland Reed, of Lake Harney, was way to protect them la to knock their ly worth the living. in Sanford on business Wednesday. Tanlae, the celebrated medicine, teeth down their throats.—Daytona Miss Edna Gieger, who has been was designed especially for overcom­ Journal, , JEWELER ing this distressing condition and htlll- sick, is able to go to work again. She MY SPECIALTIES; ions of people have taken it with the Is taking care of the postofficc while A n d P ran k M iller Pickard'a Hand-Painted China most astonishing and gratifying re­ Mrs. M. E. Wicks is on her vacation. Mrs. Joe Stephens, of Osceola, call­ Ate a Rabbit Gorham's Sterling Silver sults. It seems to go stfaight to. the ed on Mrs. Fred 'McFarland Thurs­ spot, toning up and invigorating ev* Rogera' Plated Were (From T l l t l l ; 1* Dally) day. ery organ of the body. Elgin and Waltham Watchce Frank Miller never liked rabbit Mr. Franklin, the. depot agent, left Tnnlac is sold in Snnford by the Saturday for Daytona. meat. Says he hns no rabbit, in him Union Drug Co.— Adv. Parcel Poet Tour Cleaning and and does not want any. Never could Mrs. W. Adams, Mrs. Endor CurDyeing to lett and E. H, Kilbe were' shopping even stand the sight of rabbit meat MONDAY BRIDGE CLUB ENTERin Sanford Tuesday. TAIN ED and oyt at Pulrn Springs where he and Mr. and Mrs.'William Kilbe, Rufus Mivernl other families afe camping Brown left Sunday for Onnond to *, . * (From Tutfclijr'i D tllji spend the Fourth with his sister. the idea of the people eating rabbit Mrs. A. B. Wallace was. the charmThose spending the. Fourth at Cor­ was actually repulsive to him So thojing hostess yesterday afternoon when onado wore:.Mr. and Mrs. Moran and other night at the camp when Frank |she entertained the members of the family, Mrs. Taylor, MnzolP Taylor, had enjoyed a good feed of what h e, Monday Bridge Club very delightfulSteam Mr. and Mrs. William Daniels, "Mr. thought was particularly good spring ly at her home on Third street and Mrs, Harrison, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. fill Main St. .Jacksonville, FJa. chicken the conversation drifted hack 1 Quantities of bright colored flowW. Prevatt, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mc­ We prepay parcel postage on returns to the rabbit stuff and Frank again jers were used in decorating the rooms Clain and family and Meric Douglas. vehemently stated his position on the .where the card tables were placed, They all reported having a fine time rabbit question only to be greeted Ofunusunl interest was the game THETFORD, PERRYMAN & with roars of lnughter for he had just ( of bridge played during the afternoon with the sand flies. Mr. and. Mrs. T. W. Prevatt and . WILKINSON eaten a- half of,a rabbit and enjoyed'nnd high score was made by Mrs. B^ Mrs. J. M. Prevatt spent Wednesday ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW L. Perkins, who wag awarded n it os long ns he did riot know it. The in Kissimmee. Will prnpticc In all County, State and rest of the camping party are now corsage of organdie flowers. Miss Lula Lefilts is taking care of A tempting salad course, with cake Federal Courts. . •in hopes that in the next hundred tho telephone exchange while Mrs. Over lat-Nat. Bank Sanford, Fla. years or more Frank will overcome nnd Ited tea was served at the conclu­ Culpcppor is on her vacation. his distaste to rabbit sufficiently to sion o f the game. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Flynt have Substitutes for absent members Figuratively speaking, girls arc take a small portion on his plate with­ moved into the hotel where Mrs. were Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Junlc much franker now than they were In out' making any remarks nbout what Flynt will have charge. he thinks of rnbbit meat. Frank snys Koumillat and Miss Patsye Aycock. the old dnyB. Mr. nnd Mrs. McQueen nnd chil­ thnt what you don't know won't hurt dren, of Glenn St. Mary are visiting you and this npplics to rabbit meat. GG6 cu res Biliousness. GGG cures n Cold quickly. Mrs, Grover Lefties. Mrs. Nickolson leaves today foY Daytona to visit her son, Oscnr. Dan Hart is very ill. C. W. Culpepper, jr., got severely burned Wednesday. Mrs. Vick Peters was shopping in Sanford Thursday. Tho Community club mot at the ho­ tel Tuesday afternoon. Roland Dan, of Chuluota bought Mr. Harrison's fine milk cow last Monday. * Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lefiles, Mr. and Mrs. McQueen and family, Mr. and Mry. Vick Petera and Mrs. Whethis spent the Fourth along the creek fishlrig. Mrs. Ballard nnd daughter, Eliza­ beth ^amlEva May Brown left yeatenlay for DcLand where they will at­ tend the assembly o f the Baptist church, l^iey will be gone two weeks. Mrs. McFarland and Mr. Stover were shopping in Sanford Saturday. L J _____________f Mr. and Mrs. David Speer o f San­ ford, Mr. nnd Mrs.1 Willie Griggs of Chuluota and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Culpepper, Mr, and ‘ Mrs. Claude W e print it right here that if you don’ t know the Raulerson, Mrs. Wicks and about 26 “ feel” and the friendship o f a joy 'u s jim m y p ip e — friends from Georgia and Jackson­ GO G E T O N E ! A nd— get some Prince Albert and ville are camping at Lake Harney. They will cinap there about a month. bang a howdy-do on the big smoke-gong! Mr. and Mrs. H. H. FatUahall left For, P rin ce Albert’s quality— flavor— c o o ln e s s Sunday for their home in.the north. 1 N O T IC E T O C R E D I­ TORS For Carbancles, Boils, Bone-Felons. I hereby give notice to all parties owing me an accopnf over ninety days old, unless satis­ factory settlement is made within sixty days from this date yOUT aC- IT S GRANDMOTHER'S RECIFE TO BRING BACK COLOR AND LUSTRE TO HAIR _ That beautiful, even shade of dark, glossy hair can only be had by brew­ ing a mixture of Sago Tea and Sul­ phur. Your hair la your charm. I t ' makes or mars th# raw. when it count advertised fades, turns gray or streaked, just an application or two o f Sage and Sul* fo r sale. phur enhances its appearance a hun­ > Y o u rs truly dredfold. C A T E S C R A T E CO . Don't bother to prepare the mix­ ture; you can get this famous old J u ly 8,1921. 47-tfc recipe improved by the addition of other ingredients at a small cost, all ready fo r use. It is called Wyeth's D row n ed a t S t P ete, Sage and Sulphur Compound. This can A lm o s t R each ed B an k always bo depended upon to bring back the natural color and lustre of B oy G oes to B ottom your hair. (■ 7 T U J fliM h lri h«M ) Everybody q u a "Wyeth’s Sage-and TAMPA, July 12.—Charles Willis, Sulphur Compound" now because It darkens so naturally and evenly that aged 14, was drowned at BL Peters­ nobody can tell It has been applied. burg within a few feet o f shallow wa­ You simply dampen a sponge or soft ter In Big Bayou. The boy started to brush with it and draw this through swim the 30-foot channel but beeamo the hair, taking one small strand a t a ■Juuated and sank. time; by morning the gray hair has disappeared, and after another applL * Once in a while you see a long cation It becomes beautlfully dark and skirt. And you wonder what’s the appears glossy and lustrous.—Adv. matter with her legs. GENEVA HENRY McLAULIN SANFORD, FLORIDA ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ e m e u e e e e e e j IF YOU NEED A NEW ROGERS & JONES OIL COOK STOVE French Dry Cleaners • Dyers Buy the Best that is made The FLORENCE Automatic —;,-z: —- — -3-_ • GAS RANGES ' * ■ The Ball Hardware Co. SANFORD, FLORIDA ARE YOU INSURED? - . IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y ■ ACENTfi General Fire orncx propleh hank Insurance h m l u in u Sanford, F lorid* When you feel nervous, tired, irritable; when yon'rc ill with any disease caused by disordered nerves, don’t give up untiljyou try Heal Cat* Apply k>u o f anti— Summer fertilizer on citruB trees paya fo r itself in two ways— gives larger fruit, therefore more boxes, and a greater bearing surface for next year's crop. We recommend P rince Albert is a revelation in a makin’ s cigarette! My, but how that delightful, flavor makes a dent I And, how it does answer that hankering! Prince -Albert rolls m y afrd staya pnt hecause i t is crimped c d t And, say— oh, go on and get the papers or a pipe! D o it right now l L-- - W e also have the Clark Jewell Line o f some P.A . joy that's fragrance— is in a class o f its own I You never tasted such tobacco 1 W hy— figure out what jt alone means to ‘ your tongue and temper when we tell you that Prince Albert can’ t bite, can 't parchl Our exclusive patented process fixes that! PHONE 371-J SEMINOLE TREE GROWER IDEAL HIGH GRADE FRUITER 4 * IDEAL FRUIT and VINE MANURE 8 ft Amin., 8 ft W. & T.'s Seminole Fruit Manure A. P. A., 10ft P ot 8 ft Alum., 8 ft A,‘ P. A^ 6 ft Pot. ORDER EARLY APPLY EARLY MARKET EARLY . Write for new price list showing further reductions in prices. - R, C. MAXWELL, Manager Sanftfrd Branch WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY MANUFACTURERS ID EAL FERTILIZERS the national jo y sm oke AGRICULTURAL BUILDING H aw ^ ' . • JACKSONVILLE. FLA. i __ � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 15, 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/47b6da3b067e8c59e19793093c2af7f7.pdf b4d79101cb2aa5e96533358aa3e85a14 PDF Text Text SANFORD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SAN FORD, F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , JU L Y 8, 1921 VOLUME X l t N U M B E R 47 RAILROADS UNITED STATES GUNBOAT ADMINISTRATION SANFORD VERY BUSY CITY GET MORE TARIFF BILL IS GOOD MONEY SUMMER BUSINESS GOOD SENT TO MEXICAN WATERS D E N O U N C E D MERCHANTS PUT ON SALES MAINTAIN THE PEACE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS WAYS WILL NOW HAVE FIVE IIUNAND MEANS COMMITTEE DRED MILLION nANDKD SAY SOMETHING TO THEM. Alarming Reports Have Reached Washington . From'Tampico ( t j Tk* Ai»ocU**d Pr»»«) (B r Tk* A tucU U d Fra**l ONE IS AQUITTED AND WASHINGTON, July 7.— Demo- WASHINGTON, July 7.—Secretary * ONE FOUND GUILTY and Mellon announced today that under OF CRUELTY TO FRENCH cratic members of tho f Ways Means committee in minority report the pr0viaIonal refunding arrartgefiled today in the houso \denounced mont wlth ^ imRro id exocuLEIPSIC, July 7.—Dr. Schmidt, the the administration tariff bill , lives, carriers would receive approx­ president thee supreme p r e a i d c n t ooff th s u p r e m e court, c o u r t , today t o d a y conspiracy c o n s p i r a c y tto o benefit b e n e fit a a lfew e w favorites ta v o i imately, 1500,000,000 in addtional ad­ announced the acquittal of Lieutenant expenses of all humanity." vances from the federal government n _____ I p i ' ___ _t______ ■ __ u l ,___i__ Thn b HiIimI “ W « n v n r d that The rnnnrt report added,"We record General Stenger charged* with having within the next »ix months. in our solemn judgment this measure ’ _____________________________ i ordered the execution o f wounded French soldiers and prisoner*, and the is a plan to plunder tho people o f our SENATE CONFIRMS conviction of Major Bruno Cntslua, own country and to oppress the peo­ McFARLANB OF TAMPA on tho same charge. The court de­ ple o f evcry| country for the: benefit COLLECTOR O F CUSTOMS clared that an experienced officer like o f a few men who have succeeded In (*T Tk* Au m UUS rra**) Crulslus should, have known that burping- for all practical 4 purposes WASHINGTON, July 7.—A recom­ Stenger was incapable of giving such 0*® taxing power o f this government, orders. Crulsius was sentenced yes- UB' nK 0 primarily tef enrich them- mendation that the nomination o f terday to two years’ Improaiqjiment wives, and secondarily to/ finance the Matthew B. McFarlane to be collector and deprived of the right to wearthe political party which tolerates, cn-jof, customs at Tampa be confirmed, _ * . I ________________ _____1 J 1 1 1 * ___ i l _ ______._____' ________ J Lu a n n a ls SAW . German uniform in, future. It waajC0UrnRCB nn<^ faclllates tho usurpa was_ voted today by the senate com­ merce committee. not established that Stenger gave the Hon." order of which he was accused, Dr. GENERAL DUPONT TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP Schmidt; said. APPOINTED SENATOR FOR SOUTHERN HONORS FROM DELAWARE STARVING INDIANS • ATLANTA, July 7.— Play in sin­ WILL BE INVESTIGATED Or Tk* A***ckt*4 Fra**) • BY MOUNTED POLICE gles matches Southern lawn tennis 7.—General T. association championship tournament. DOVER, Deta., July . reached the semi-finals today with 'Coleman Dupont was toda yappointed . (Br Tk* Aimc UUS Fra**) FORT MURRAY, Aleberta, July 7. Douglas Watters, of Mulberry, Ha.,'United States senator from Delaware — A squad of Canadaian mounted po­ fomicr champion, and three Atlanta by'Governor Denny to succeed Joslsh lice left here today to investigate re­ players* to contest for Dixies’ highest Wolcott, wh^ resigned last week to became chancellor of Delaware. ports that starving Indians in' tho honors. Caribou tribe had been eating human flesh. The report states that human bones had been found showing evi­ dence o f cannibalism. . *' ( I f Tk* A***cUt*4 Fra**) •RESIDENT MOTORED TO CAPITAL TO SEE OLD SENATE PALS ( S r Tk* b w t U lr i F m i ) - There Has Been No Dull Season and Will Not Be One WASHINGTON, July 7.— President Harding broke nn, established presi­ I AD A D T D A IT D I IX ! dential precedent today, by motoring iA d U I I I h U U D L L aJ 1 to the capitol and taking lunch with some o f his old associates In the sen­ PRESIDENT o b r b g o n h a s n o ate. He dropped in unexpectedly on BUILDING PROGRAM AND BUSI­ NESS GENERALLY GOING COMMENT BUT SAYS CONDI­ the senators in the midst, o f their AHEAD RAPIDLY TIONS ARE BETTER luncheon hour. To. all appearances the trip to’ the capitol was purely so­ (B r Ik * A***cl*U4 F n * ) Sanford knows no summer time. cial in characteef. MEXICO CITY, July 7^-rThe Unit­ This city has always been a year ed States gunboat Sacramento, sent round city for many reasons. It was EXPRESS TRUST ASKS to Mexican waters as the result of not up to a year ago a regular tourist COURT TO “ SAVE IT* alarming reports reaching Washing­ town in tho true sense o f tha word. ton, arrived at Tampico yesterday and It has depended upon the farming - sgM BIRMINGHAM, Jply 7.— Arguanchored in the harbor there. In view and the shops for a steady income ments wcre-1>cgun here yesterday, be­ of regulations of International law and the winter business was taken as fore the United States Court of Ap­ which provide foreign warships can a matter of course. There were morS peals, fifth circuit, on the petition of enter tho port of any friendly nation people here in the winter season than tho American Railway Express Co., and remain twenty-four hours the in the summer and some of the San­ asking an injunction to restrain the Mexican foreign office refused to ford people go to other states and Alabama Public Service Commission comment on the arrival of the Sacra­ other cities to spend part of the sum­ from putting into operation its order mento. President Obregon refused to mer, but as a whole the city o f San­ requiring express companies to estab­ comment on the 'situation in absence ford Is normal In tLe summer and lish joint routes and rates. •of official communication from Wash­ knows but little. change in business The litigation arose when the com­ ington regarding the sending of war the year round. This waa never mare mission granted the petition o f tho vessels into Mexican waters. He as­ apparent than this summer when ths Southeastern Express Company, re­ serted the labor conditions in the Daily Herald decided to reifialn on quiring joint routes nnd rates between Tampico district were not as bad as the job and make the dally paper as thut company and the American Rail­ reported, asserting that not more good or even better than it had bean way Express Company. than five thousand men were out of during the winter season. Counsel representing the American employment. This could not have been accorafl Express Compnny argued that tho plished without the real support o f state commission had no jurisdiction tho business Interests and'they have Sixth W orld's nnd thnt assuming tho commission did been making Sanford tho trading cen­ RESUMES DIVIDENDS have jurisdiction the order was con­ Convention o f the ter of this part of Florida all this le s ­ fiscatory andf violated the “ due proson. Christian Endeavorers NEW YORK, July 7.—The subma­ cess" clause of the constitution. rine Boat Corporation which- resumed There have been big sales staged are and hnve been striving. every week and many timea every Delegates Begin Their Activities payment of dividends in January, 1920 We have purposely refrairA'd fTom day in tho week. Many of the people after discontinuing them jn September Our Neighboring Coun­ With Quiet Hour engaging in a newspaper controversy arc staying at home and there is 1917, today deferred its scmUannunl ty Will Now Be Able nnd consequent notoriety in this mat­ dividend of 50 cents. • ' about as piuch business in the city (Bf Th« A***el*t*d Frau) ter, because we felt that yoiir mem­ NEW YORK,, July 7.—Delegates to and Saturday night is just as busy a to Build a Bridge bership.as a whole reallted that these the sixth.-world’a Christian Endeavor night now as it is in the winter and * * * * * * * , * * * charges were truthless, ns this Bonrd convention today began activities with the results nre easily discerned. Tha ' DELAND, July 0.—By a vote of was familiar with the true facts con­ quiet hour scrvlco in sCvoral churches city of Sanford is (ho talk of the state three to one, the Board of County Emmett McCall, of Lakeland, spent an hour later entering upon courses and tho visitors to the city aro amasCommissiondrs, at 2:30 yesterday af­ cerning every chnrgc, except one, nnd the week end with his parents, Mr. in leadership ^that form part of the cd at the*activity of tho merchants, pt ternoon, declared the office of chair­ because we felt that it is below the nnd Mrs. H. B. McCall this week. week's program. Fifteen thousand the'big building program started, at man of the board vacant, and elected dignity of County Commissioners nnd The revival services being held ab delegates from every state in the un­ the many improvements and at the R. J. Bishop ns chairman-in the place reputable attorneys to so engage. In keeping silent, for tho above rea­ the Methodist church with Dr. S. W. fact that “ business as usual" is a ion and every continent of the earth The 145th anniversary of the sign­ of Isaac A. Stewart. Walker in charge, have been well at­ fact and not n theory! -3 H are in attendapee. • ing of the Declaration of lndepcndFor the motion—Thursby, Vining, sons, your Chalrmnn has seemingly tended and Dr. ^Walker has been misunderstood our motives in so doing The Chnmbcr of Commerce is busy once passed off very quietly in tho ( Reck. nnd has gained encouragement there­ preaching some splendid sermons. right through tha summer, the many FAVORABLE REPORT UN . villngc. Picnics were the order oT | Against—Stewart. from. However, in his encourage­ Those who hnve not attended these clulis and frntcrnnl orders are busyf CAPPER-TINCHELL RILL the dny. Many of the #olks went to Not voting—Bishop. ment, your Chairman has now gone meetings hnve missed a great treat the. people aro going after business as REGULATES EXCHANGES 1the beach, others to Crystnl Lake When the result of the vote was an­ nnd havo lost a great deni by not never before and the Dally Herald has i and various othur places where fish­ nounced by the clerk, Mr. Stewart 1beyond the bounds of honor, decency, henring these wonderful sermons. Mrs (Djr Tha AesoriaUd Pr*M) ing is good nnd swimming fine. stated that he refused to accept the fairness nnd Justice, in openly charg­ Walker has aided greatly by playing been filled with advertising, with live WASHINGTON, July 7.—A favor­ news, with local news and the old / •The following spent the Fourth at vote as finnl and declined to give up ing us in n scurrilous, libelous and able. report on tho Cappcr-Tincher Crystal Lake nnd enjoyed n swim nnd the sent at tho head of the table. His criminal manner. So far as this for tho meetings, furnishing splendid town has taken on a speed that knows bill to regulate; future dealings on a bountiful picnic dinner and supper son, Tom, later talked to him, and the charge and others concern- us outside music. Tho efforts of Dr. and Mrs. no seasons, no hard times, no calami­ grain vxchnngcs was ordered today by of fried chicken, ham, salads, cakes, judge took another sent. of our relationship with your Board, Walker hnvo been greatly appreciat­ ties. Look at the statements of tha . ed by those who have been fortunate banks, look at tho business houses, the senate agriculture committee. near beer, soft drinks, etc: Mr. and Fireworks were slaw in * getting there nre, other forums open to us. On the other hand, any attorneys enough to attend these meetings. look nt your local paper and keep the Mrs. Chnrlea Lake nnd spn Ernest, stnrted nt the mooting of the Board A. J. McCulloy was struck Friday " " j w o rth in g .' GENERAL SMUTS WAS IN yesterday guilty of the conduct charged by your Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben Lake,* Misses Thel­ of County Commissioners by a pulley falling from his well dig­ IRELAND BUT GEORGE ALSO ma, Katherine, Doris and Bernard morning—but when they did start, i chairman, would be unfit nnd improp ging mnehine. Ills wounds, though NEW JERSEY BOXING . I^ike, Miss Linda Mills, Henry, Phil­ sparks begnn to fly. Just before re- or persons to represent your bonrd In painful, are not so serious ns was first (B j Tk* A mocUUJ Fr**») POWERS SA Y ' JOHNSON lip and William Miles, Mr. and Mrs. cessing for dinner, Judge Royal I’. any capacity whatever. For this rea­ thought but he will bo confined to his LONDON, July, 7.— Premjer Lloyd /W ILL NOT BOX THERE. R. T. Wynne and daughter Josephine, Hamlin, presented the following Tet­ son, ythe matter which we now call to bed for sonic time it is feared. George told the house of commons to­ Mr. nnd Mrs. I)nn Talbott. ter nnd asked that it bo* read nnd your attention is of vital importance Mrs. W. P. Carter is spending a day thnt he understood General Smuts, (Br Tk* Am m UUS Bran) not gnly to you but also to the people Floyd Coward, who has been ill at spread on the minutes: few days in Orlando.. ' the South African premier, went to NEW YORK, July 7<-Jack John­ of this county, whoso interest you rep­ the home of Mrs. Maggie Bell has . July 5, 1921. Miss Virginia Wright spent Tues­ son,. who will be Released from the Ireland Thursday on an Invitation been removed to his home at Enter­ To the Honorable Board of County resent. We therefore, respectfully re­ day night in Sanford the guest of Mrs. Leavenworth penitentiary tjext Satur­ from DcValcra. Asked whether ha prise. He Is improving after an oper­ Commissioners, Volusia CoQnty, quest that the charge of your chair­ conferred with Smuts before tho lat­ ation which was successful last Wed­ man with reference to your attorneys S. W. Walker. day, will not box in New Jersey while Florida. J y Frost,* of Tampa, spent several the present state boxing coramlaslon ter depnrted, the premier replied ho nesday. or any one of them; attempting to Gentlemen: • • days in Oviedo last week, tho guest* of was seeing Smuts constantly. is in office, Chairman Robert- H, Albert and‘ John Dolly* havo pur­ Yogoentire membership, ns well as bribe him or his son, or both, bo Mrs. L. R. Mitchell. chased, the Henry Nichcls residence, the citizenship of this county and oth­ carefully investigated by this board. Doherty stated here today, when told Mr. and Mrs. 8 . W. Swope and fam ­ SEIZURE OF BERGDOLL of reports that, attempts would be near the ice plant and some twelve or er counties in this s^ite,* are doubtless If these charges arc found by you PROPERTY' IS JUST eighteen acres of. land. They- will aware of tho fact that various charg­ to be true, then any one o f us guilty ily spent Tuesday In Sanford , made to, match Johnson with Harry Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Lczctti and Miss • *• ' ‘ move to their new homo this month. es have been made against us, as your of such conduct, should be immediate­ Willi in a Jersey ring next month. Olive Lczettl havo returned from (Br Tk* A***cUt*4 Praia) Mr. Kniscrman, of Sanford, has bo't attorneys, by Isaac A. Stewart, your ly discharged; if, on the other hand, “The commissioners are In office Jacksonville. COLUMBUS, Ga., July 7.— Seizure the John Boily place. chairman. These charges havo not these charges are found to be untrue, to, promote and protect the boxingQuito a number of tho Oviedo peerof Ole property o f Grover Cleveland Henry Miles is preparing to enlarge been submitted to us or to your then we should bo exonerated and a game In the state," Chairman DohertyBergdoll, Philadelphia draft dodger, the house upon his farm near the board, os such, direct, but have been record o f your findings spread upon pie-spent the 4th at Daytona and re­ declared, “ and we believe that tha ap­ port a very pleasant, day, with few w»s justified under the law, Thomas Monroe store. He will add several broadcasted by lengthy publications your minutes. . pearance o f Johnion.ln a contest, there W. Miller, alien property custodian, rooms and a large front fend back In newspapers, which has produced In conclusion, we etch of us, posi­ serious accidents considering the num, would be derogatory to the ■port," declared in an addresa,here late today porch! The old Pace place where the notoriety rather than harmony or ac­ tively and unequivocally deny that her o f people on the road and at the Beach. before the state convention o f the Mills family have, lived for eight complishment; has done a great dam­ any ono of us has been guilty of the The Dearborn Independent men­ Mrs. W. J. Lawton visited Orlando American Legion. years, will be rented to Mr. Crenshaw age to us and to the cause for which conduct charged by your chairman, tions an Augusta, Me., man who is Tuesday. “ When Bergdoll brokd his parole of the East Side. This farm la cop- your board and we, as yqur attorneys, and ask that in fairness to us, this cutting his third set o f wisdom teeth The Boy Scouta, under the,leader­ letter be made a part of your min­ ■nd fled to Germany," he continued, sidc’red one o f the finest farms in at ninety-seven years old. Nature ship o f B. Slay, are camping at Day Mrs. Baumb Gardner, o f Mt. Dora, utes. , ' “ho placed himself wlthlri the scope Seminole county. strives hard to overcome foolishness ton* Beach for two weeks. Mr. Slay Respectfully submitted, Mrs. Hattie of the trading with the enemy act, and Mr. and Mra. Clarence Tucker, of •pent Sunday with retqrned home Monday and T. L. In us, doesn't she? A. G. HAMLIN, Wynne. V* would have been derelict in 'ou r Jacksonville, have moved to Monroe. Mead, Scout Master, took his place. R. P. HAMLIN, W. S. Price and wife, Miss Myrtle, duty had we not carried out the law, Mrs. P ..E . Ahern, o f Fort Pierce, John Robertson, left Tuesday for street just opposite the home o f O. . W. J. GARDINER, which via plain In its meaning and di­ who is visiting friends and relatives and Walter Price, spent the Fourth Chicago where he will be for aeveral P. Swope, for a tennis court, the court • B. F. BRASS, c t i o n , and seise the property o f this here, will spend th|s week at Orlan­ at Daytona-Beach. daya on business. John and Tom Bell and children El­ , Attorneys. Is almost completed much to the de­ flagrant violator o f our laws, who do. Misses Mary and Alice Brannon light of the young people. The 8 . 8 . Mr. Hamlin made a short talk, stat­ Mra. John Bolly has returned from mer, Fred, George and Arthur and evaded' military aervicB at the time •pent the week end and the Fourth class of Mra. T, W. Lawton are rais­ | the ' country needed •men, and; who, a pleasant visit to Hendersonville, N. Miss Lixsie Robinson leaVe Friday for ing that if Judge Stewart’* charges with their- parents, returning Monday ing the money for the court and last were true, and any member o f the Hot Springs. now, from his temporary vantage C. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stevens', of firm acting as attorneys for the board to Jacksonville to resume their studio Saturday afternoon they conducted Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Schnar o f Or­ point overseas, adds to his former in the Massey Business College. a cooked food sale at which tima^ftfi crimes by uttering Insolent verbal at­ lando, were guests of Mlsa Linda Crocklln, Ga., have returned homo af­ did attempt to bribe the chairman, he Misses Jaunice and Madeline Jack­ was raised. This class deserves much should not be permitted to longer set ter visiting Mrs. J. F. Mann and famMiles Sunday. tacks against this country and Its of­ son, of Decatur,- Ga., are visiting credit for the work they hare done as an attorney for the board. Mr. hnd Mrs. Carl Rabun, ^anford, lly. ficials.” ‘ v j Bartow, Clark and Jack Mann, Ed. Oh motlon-of Commissioner Bishop, their aunt, Mrs. C. L. West at Lake under the efficient leadership o f Mra. Major James A- Fort o f Americus visited relatives here Sunday. # Oglesby and W. M. Stevenson spent the letter was spread on the minutes Charm. Lawton. . John and Albert Bolly, Miss Alice w»* elected state commander. * H. B. McCall, Jr., o f Lakeland, spent without a record vote. Bolly visited Mr. and Mrs. Studorf at Saturday at Daytona Beach. Miss Christine Clough, o f Lakeland Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Buchanan will It waa decided to take up an Investi­ Tuesday wtyh his parents here. * is visiting her aunt, Mra. H. B, Mc­ Now that .the‘ standard snake bite the Beach Monday. » • f Mrs. J. C. Lawton, of Orlehdo, Call. Mr. and Mra. John Dukes, of Lake spend some tithe at Daytona Beach gation of the matter thia afternoon. remedy U obsolete, It Is time for • ■■ ■ i■ ■ — i this mon£h. spent last week with her aiater-in-law Okechobee, are visiting relatives here. ; Mias Elisabeth Lawton spent last some one to equip hunters wjth de­ Mrs. R. W. Lawton. . — Get your Scratch Pads from The A large crowd went on a picnic to Tuesday night in Sanford tha guaat tectors, something like those on ships o.it i A lot has been bought on- Main of -Mrs. 8. W. Walker. Herald—by tha pound— 16c. . sailing Inti* mlttnirtn* Infuatiwt **•*. DeLeon Springe one day lately. WONDERFUL YEAR JUDGE STEWART IS OUT AS CHAIRMAN OF BOARD • VOLUSIA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OVIEDO LAKE MONROE - _ ‘ I * '• ’ • �THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 1,1921 ROTARY CLUB 8TIR8 UP ENTHU 8IA8M IN ROY SCOUT MOVE­ MENT IN 8ANF0RD * (fro m W t i i u l i y i D ill/) Th? Rotary Clubs all over the world are interested in the Boy Scout movement and they organize and fos­ ter snd encourage the boys clubs and look after them in a regular big brother manner everywhere. The Boy Scout committee recently named by President flftevens o f the Rotary Club, with Deane Turner as chairman, has been busy for some time getting ready for a re-organization of all the forces in the city that would be in­ terested in the Boy Scouts and the culmination of their efforts resulted in a big meeting at the co/rt house last night and the new organization will now take hold of the Scouts and help them in every way. Those members o f the organization representing the churches are as fol- 11 I I Presbylerian Church—Glen Whltcomb and Dr. Brownlee. Congregational Church — #Harry Kent and Dr. Burhans. • Catholic Church— Ed. Higgins and Father Henncsy. Episcopal Church- Deane Turner and Father Peck. Methodist Church—F. E. Giles and Dr. Walker. Baptist Church—Ed. Henderson and George Hyman. Those representing the general committee are: Rotary Club— II. R. Stevens. * Chamber of Commerce—J. G. Ball. Daily Herald—R. J. Hojly. Schools— Prof. McKcy. Physicians— Dr. Ralph Stevens. The following officers were electPresident— George Hyman. Vice-President— Deane Turner. Vice-President— F. E. Giles. Secretary— Ed.- Higgins.Treasurer— Harry Kent. Commissioner— Fred Willinms. Publicity Mnn—Glen Whitcomb. Ths officers will serve ns the exe­ cutive committee. The court of hon­ or will be the scout masters of the troops. The committees will get busy at once nnd n trip will bo made to the old camp nt Crystnl Lake ns soon ns possible to sec what repairs and in­ novations the camp will require to make it what it should be for n real camp. Many hikes are planned and one of them will be a bicycle hike to DcLand, Daytonn, New Smyrna nnd back home and many other plcnsnnt trips for the summer and fall months. The reorganization of the Boy Scouts will give the movement nn impetus that it has needed for some time to put new life nnd pep into the organi­ zation nnd get the united efforts of the entire citizenship. Tom Forties has been sick with n severe spell of la grippe. Dr. Den­ ton being called out a few times to attend him. August Swanson killed a large rat­ tle snake in Upsala, Friday which had ten rattles find a button. Miss Minnie Deck spent a day in town with her little friend, Alice Hodgins. Elmer Tyner received a crate of peaches from Georgia friends the first o f the week. • We Were treated to a few and they were sure fine. Volie Williams spent tho week end in Jacksonville, and Mrs. Williams and Volie, jr., weic guests of Mrs. Austin Williams in Sanford. Mrs. A. L. Campbell and little Ar­ thur Lee and Grace have returned from St. Augustine where she was called ngain to see her father before ho left for tho north where he is tak­ ing radium treatment for throat trou­ ble. Her mother and sister, Miss Graco Campbell, returned home with her. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lundquist and son, Raymond, returned home Sunday from Tiger Bay where they wont to attend tho wedding. . Mildred Bcrgquist returned with them for a visit. Walfred and Carl Pierson,- two of our fine young men, hnvc treated themselves to n brand new Ford with n selfstarter and modem improve­ ments. Mr. and Mrs. Stump, friends of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, from St. Augus­ tine, have been spending a few days with them. . Most of our young folks spent Sun­ day nt Palm Springs. Rev. R. W. Edwards, of Jackson­ ville, writes us that he expects to fill his usual appointment nt Lake Mary at 11 a. m. and nt Upsala at 3:30 on July 3rd. Wo bespeak for him n good attendance. Sunday school hns been discontinued for the summer months. W. S. Entzming6r, of Plnnt City, transacti ng business in town Sev­ ern! days this week. J. E. Phipps returned Friday from Live Onk. The Baptist Sundny Schoul held their picnic at Palm Springs Satur­ day, June 24th. There were quite n few in attendance nnd everyone en­ joyed n swim nni| the basket dinner prepnred by the Indies.. H. F. Phipps, of Tampa, wns the guest of his brother, J. E. Phipps Fri- whs C. W. Entzminger wns n visitor in Sanford Friday Mr. and Mrs. Tullis nnd Mrs. Frnin nnd daughter Fern, were visitors in Orlando Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Topliff, of Orlando, were the guests of Mr. nnd Mm. A. Y. Fuller Sunday,' Mr. Rincnu, Miss Fay, Martin Rineau were visitors in Orlando Satur­ day. Miss Marian Williamson is spend­ ing a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Roy McCracken in Orlando. Rev. Father Peck, of Sanford, was calling on friends in town on Tues- . SWIMMING PARTY (rrom W»dM»d»z'» Dally) A jolly crowd motored out to Crys­ tal I>nke Inst night where they en­ joyed n delightful swimming party, followed by u bounteous supper nnd watermelon cutting. Those enjoying this hnppy event were: Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBride nnd their guests, Misses Mary nnd Kntc McBride of Mnrsluill, N. C., nnd Sfiss Cora Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron, Henry nnd Helendcr Cameron, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Merriwether, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben Monroe nnd Bennie Monroe. Mr. Arrington, of Sanford, has been spending a few days with Chas. Dooley. Mr. Franklin, who has been very ill is improving now. Mrs. Ingorsoll has been spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Fleschman. Henry Harrison is spending a few days in Miami with his aunt. Mrs. Mary Taylor, Marzell Taylor, Mr. Stover and Mrs. McFarland and Merle Douglas were calling on some friends jn Osteen Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Reed, of Lake Harney have returned from St. Augustinc. Mr. a-------. cd tho Legion minstrel in Sanford last Thursday. H. H. Pattishall, Aubrey Moran, Vick Peters, Grover Lefiles, Billy Kilbe, Walker Prevatt were serving on the Jury this week. • •Mrs. E. H. Kilbe has been spending a few days in Sanford with Mrs. Penrl Tillls. Miss Edith Dan left Monday for hdr in -Miami nfter spending a home — month with her aunt, Mrs. Harrison.. Miss Kathcripc Tillls, o f Sanford, is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Bob Proctor. * Mrs. Mnrgaret Proctor spent Sun­ day nt Daytonn Bench. Paul Dooley, Mr. Arrington and Mr. 'Brownlee were here fishing on Wednesday and also took supper with Mr. and Mrs. Dooley. • Mrs. Whitcomb and two children, Glen nnd Marion, Paul Dooley, Cur­ tis Bnrbcr were calling on friends nnd relatives Sundny. . Mr., nnd Mrs. H. II. Pattishall at­ tended the wedding of their son, Bert, at Fort Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt and Mrs. McFnrland were shopping in jfj Snnford Mondny. 1 ' t Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Pattishall arc spending a few days with Mr. Pattishnll's parents. E. H. Kilbe wqB calling on friends in Sanford Tuesday. Mrs. J. M. Prevatt spent Tuesdny with Mrs. Williams. HOME W E D D IN G Mr. nnd Mrs. Phillips and Mr. nnd LOVELY Mrs. Wakefield were shopping in UNITES POPULAR COUPLE Snnford Saturday. IN WEDLOCK Mrs. Clifford Proctor spent Wed­ nesday with Mrs. Grover Defiles'. One of the prettiest home‘weddings Tailoring House in the country; they make clothes that are snappy, and stylish, and they will fit you, too. Doesn't make any difference how large or small. W e have just made two suits fo r Mr. J. W. Bell, of. Lake Monroe, the largest man in Seminole County. He is 6 feet-, 2 inches high, breast measure 55 inches, waist 58 in. and abdomen 60 in. W eight 350 lbs. Mr. Bell says both suits are perfect fits, and the first time he has had a suit to fit him. Give us a trial. We guarantee to fit you. Laurcancc J. Griffin nnd Mrs. II. R. Roberts. Mrs. Moore was assisted in receiv­ ing the guests nnd in other hostess duties by Mrs. John Dickens. Both the. bride and bridegroom are well known in Miami, nnd popular in their circle of friends. Mrs. Rumph formerly made West Palm Beach her home, but has been living with her sister, Mrs. Moore, for n unmber of months. Mr. Rumph _Js connected with the Miami Bank & Trust Com­ pany ns teller. He hns taken his bride to their cozy bungalow on N. E. Sixteenth street where they will be nt homo to their friends Miami Metropolis. of the summer aenson was that which took plndc nt 5 o’clock Thursday af­ (rrom W*4n**4*/'i Dali/) ternoon nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB A lovely event of yesterday after­ Eugene T. Moore, 418 N .'W . Fifth .. (From W*4n*»d»/'i D»ll/) noon wns the bridge party given by Moore’s sister, The attractive home of Mrs. F. E. when V Mrs. Hal Wight at her attractive nvenue Roumillat on Palmetto avenue was Ernestine home on Park avenue. Her gueHts in­ nbloom with fragrant rosea, inter­ cluded the members of the Fortnight­ Chnrles H. Rumph pledged their mar­ mingled with lovely gnrden flowers in ly and I). A. U. Bridge clubs. riage vows. the pastel shades, yesterday morning, Qunntitics of crepe myrtle nnd The living room where the ceremony when she entertained the members of ferns wore most' artistically used in wns performed wns n veritable garden the Duplicate Bridge club. disuniting the living room where tho Scvcrnl interesting games of Du­ card tnbles were placed. plicate Bridge were played during the A- very absorbing game of bridge CLUB EVENING morning. The prizes, dninty boxes of wns played during the afternoon. powder, were won by1 Mrs. E. . F. High Bcoro among' the members of dinine- room (rrom w*dp«»dt/'* DUt/) A Housholder nnd Mrs. II. E. Newman. inning room, Mr> „ L Thrn„ hor entertained in Fortnightly Club was made by Mrs. Following the gnme, this charming ° n v t ^ her usunl charming manner, nt n dcFrank Miller, who was nwnrded n hostess served n delicious four course Id beau uul i,rj j Ke party last night. The lovely box of stationery. Mrs. Norma luncheon. ferns. Bank- j,uestB bcinfc the members of tho McLaughlin mude high score for the The substitutes for absent club cc were more Evening [h-idge Club, Mrs. Norma ' members were: Mrs. Cecil Butts, of I). A. U.’s. peeped white j f cLnughlin, acting ns substitute. . At the conclusion of the gnme de­ Orlando and Mrs. Norma King Mc­ md oleanders Tj,e cnnj tables were arranged In licious refreshments consisting of n Laughlin. intle, lending ^ho living room which was most at-r salnd course with accessories follow­ as beauty to tractive with- baskets of red dahlias ed by-nn ice course were served. and soft shaded lights, effectively The substitutes for the afternoon ctivc young placed. . were Mrs. F. E, Roumillat, Mrs. charming in . Of exceptional Interest was tho Norma McLaughlin and Mrs. L. G. lito organdie bridge game enjoyed during the ovwith double cning, and the prize for tho ladies, a Her hat was ; hand crocheted bath towel, was won jmbined with by Mrk. F. E. Housholder, and the ; with white prize for the gentlemen, n thermos corsage o f bottle, went to CoL George W. Knight, id ferns enThe hostess assisted -by her daughi lovely young ter, Miss May Thrasher, served punch ------------------------- OFFERS-------------------------nnd an ice course after the game. % T h e holiday vacationist an opportunity to secure their w ants nnd needs, in up-to-date m erchandise, nt sub­ stantial reductions -------------- W E OFFER FOR------------------ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY The Following Specials A. Y. Fuller was a visitor in Or­ lando Wednesday. All $6.95 and $5.95 hats w hich includes sailors, sport fr&ts in BarOnet satins and D uvctynes at. ‘ ‘It Looked Like a Battlefield in Europe,” Said Mr. C..Dunater "Waa staying at a hotel in a small Pennsylvania town. Early one morn­ ing I went to the stable to hire a rig and was shown a pile of dead rata killed with RAT-SNAP the night be­ fore. Looked like a battlefield in Europe/* Three sizes, 86c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hard­ ware Co.— Adv. W hite Shadow p ro o f Sateen Petticoats, .. • $2.25 quality s t ........^ ..........................«•#... 1,600 pieces of quality brand Alum Inum wear on sale from 9, to 12 Wed­ nesday, July 6th, $149.— Yowell’s. 82-e .o-d-tf c—Aw W e represent the most up-to-date Sport Skirts in p retty Com binations in w ool nnd Silks, $19.95 quality, a t ....:............................ - ..... Silk Pongee Shirt W aists, value IT W IL L P A Y YO U TO IN V E S T IG A T E “ Where Style Reigns1 East First Street Opp. Ford Service Station strains of the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin, leaning on tho arm o f her father, Louis deGottrau, who gave her In marriage. Her only attendant was Miss Frieda Crane, a popular young visitor from West Palm Beach, and childhood chum o f the bride. She w t3_^tircd in a lovely pcncb-colorcd organdie, tho daintiness of- which was acccnuated with touches o f blue and black embroidery. MY. Rumph, Who was attended by hla best man, Arthur Dickens, met his .bride at the arch where Rev. Rob­ ert T. Phillips, rector' of Trinity Episcopal church, performed the ring ceremony. . • After the marriage was solemnized the happy couplo were showered with congratulations and best wishes of their relatives and a number o f their most iHtimate friends who were privi­ leged to be present on this occasion. * The wedding cako waa cat and served with punch by Miss Maxine Gowdy, Miss Augusta Buchanan, Mrs. __ "How I Cleared the Mill of Ilata," By J. Tucker. It. I. "A s night watchman believe I have seen more rats than any man. Dop wouldn’ t dare go nenr them. Got $1.25 pkg. of RAT-SNAP, inside at six weeks cleared them nil out. Killed, them by the score every night. Guess the rest were senred awny. I’ll never be without RAT-SNAP." Three ilia, 35c, 65c, $1.25, Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. F o llo w th e Crowd — ------- TO THE-------- - Where you _ * — - RIG H T---- -rr W e close all day the 4th of July . Aluminum Wear Sale, July 6th Wednesday, 0 to 12 o'clock. Nev numbers in this 1,500 piece nBsort ment. Your choice for $1.49. Be or time. Nono reserved.—Yowell’a. • 82-c.o.d.-tfc-&w. — Get your Scratch Pads from Tho Herald— by the pound—15c. The Whole World is looking for Cut Prices even below pre-war P here it Is ‘ * v«Y * "• ** rYv,* Palm Beach Suits, Cleaned and Pressed — .................... Single Coat or Trousers, Cleaned and Pressed....,.... -................ * Four Yeara in Sanford U Your Guarantee of P E R F E C T SA T ISF A C T IO N . Why patronlzi art. experimenter in the so-called Cleaning *n(V nessT It means cl&thes trouble and diaaatlsfac on MY prices are lower than the lowest, my work better than Phone 465 . . . And We WiU Do The Real C. A. WHIDDON (at) Sanford Shoe & do* �I ^ - gH THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JU LY 8, 1921 OGLESBY CASE IS SETTLED JURY BRINGS IN VERDICT ' GUILTY MANSLAUGHTER TRIPLE ALLIES MAY BE NEXT ON PROGRAM IS ATTACHED TO NEW LEXINGTON MODEL MINUTE MAN SIX BUILDERS AN­ WIL I. FIGHT NEW RAISE NOUNCE THE “ LARK," A NEW RATES TOAT WOULD SPORT MODEL WITH THE RUIN BUSINESS ANSTED ENGINE IN ENGLAND, JAPAN AND AMERI­ CA AGREE TO RULE THE PACIFIC (F n m Bttnrdir'i DtUr) LONDON, July 2.— All the pre­ to six years o f hard labor in the state Judge Wilson Sentenc­ penitentiary. Sanford will not stand for any miers of the British dominions again Announcement' by tho Lexington Attorneys fo r tho defense gave no­ Motor Company o f nn entirely now raise in freight rates. Sanford will gave their views on the subject of ed Oglesby to Six tice that they would appeal the case sport model, to be known as the not stand fo r the latest move in the renewing the Anglo-Japancse alliance Years to tho supreme court and, filing an "Lark,” has created a distinct stir in railroads trying to make the water in two scsions o f the imperial confer­ rates higher and eliminate water rate ence yesterday. Premier Lloyd George affidavit of insolvency for their client, the motor car trade. competition. Sanford will see that however, did not address the delegat­ The "Lark," a highly specialized throws the cost o f the supreme court the railroada are kept within bounds es, and contented himself with an oc­ case upon the^ state. Asked for ^ sport car, is equipped with the Ansted and ail this work will be done thru casional question or observation. superccdas bond for their client, Engine with which Lexington won Utmoft teerecy still surrounds the AND OGLESBY WILL BE OUT ON Judge Wilson made the bond $2,000 the Pike's Peak hill-climbing cham­ the Chamber o f Commerce— the right­ ful place for all of this activity in be­ proceedings r f the assembly. No o f­ pionship. SUPERCEDAS BOND UNTIL and if defendant can get up the bond Tho announcement of the new car half o f tije business interests of the ficial commui ique has been issued, CASE IS SETTLED. ho will be free until the matter is city. It seems that .the majority of hut it is understood debnte on the threshed out in the "supreme Tourt*! ho^ a dceP "i^ m ca n ce. It comes at the people go to sleep upon these im­ treaty was <. in ndy <■red to eimtd.‘ (From Fridiy'i Dolly> whilch usually takes about a year. As • time when the industry Is suffering from frantic price reductions intend­ portant matters but the Chamber-of Lord Curzon, the fprelgn minister, to The case o f the State o f Florida vs. soon as the case is finished In the su­ Commerce is working while they are communicate with ambassadors of tha J. M. Oglesby, charged with murder, preme court and the decision of the ed to produce business that will help nslcep and when it comes to protect­ nations concerned in liquidating stocks and reducing in­ has occupied the attention- of the lower court i» sustained the defending tho people’s interest tho Chamber ventories to levels demanded by the Reports thnt tho imperial confer­ special term of court for the past and will then be taken to serve his new conditions in business generally. of Commerce is there all tho time. ence is considering a tripartite agree­ .■ three days and has probably been one term and the interim will not bo tak* The bringing out of an entirely Last night at the Valdez Hotel the ment between the United States, py en from bis sentence and his term will new model at this time means that Traffic Committee of the Chamber o f Great Britain and Japan relative to 8BV o f 111. hardest foiwht . . . . . th.t S .m -. ^ „„ o f , h„ d r . Commerce o f which D. C. Marlowe, is the renewal o f the Anglo-Japancse inole county has experienced since it cutt tnformed by tho lupreme court the readjustment In business,, so far as it concerns Lexington, is at an chairman, met on the subject of com­ treaty, are given prominence by the was organized as a county. that it has sustained the lower court end; that its house is in order. piling facts 'atuL4 igures if possible Morning Post and other newspapers It will be remembered that about In the event that the lower court Is and sending one or two representa­ o f this city. By such an agreement, Ench “ Lark" has tho appearance one year ago J. M. Oglesby and J. F. reversed a new trial would be the re- of having been built especially for tives to Atlanta on the 11th of this it is declared, n virtual triple entente some particular motor car buyer. month to explnin our situaton here o f the Pacific would be organized and Mann, both West Side growers, w hO;"u,tIts low, rakish sweep of line, the and in other pnrts of the stats and the purpose of the Anglo-Japancse resided near Lake Monroe, engaged In ; perfect harmony o f paint and uphol­ prevent the rnilronds from raising tho treaty would be confined to the Pa­ a dispute as to who should use a ear stery schemes, the use of wire wheels, freight rates that would spell disaster cific. that was being loaded by Mann with with nn extra mr> *ntcd on each run­ to this nnd every other part of Flori­ Discussions between representatives peppers. Words followed and Ogles­ da. ning board, and iho wealth of other of the three nations, as well as those by picked up some bricks lying in the Mr, Parker, traffic manager of the of the British dominions are foreshad­ equipment, most of which is special road nearby nnd threw them at Mann. on other cars, b.cnd into a true sport \Hied can Fruit Co.; D. C. Marlowe; ow od. In tho trial it developed that Marin car picture which places the "Lark” It. R. Dead, o f the Farmers’ Ex­ A whole week has been consumed drew his knife but meantime. Oglesby change, President Bali and Secretary in consideration o f this question, and in a class by itself. Equipment fea­ hit him on top of the head with a ADMINISTRATION DISCHARGED tures are windshield wings, touring Pearmun, o f tho Chamber o f Comr causes for and against renewal of the brick or piece of brick, crushing his ONLY FEW nUNDREI) OF THE trunk mounted on a carrier in tho morcc; It. J. Holly, of the Herald and past havo been stated with a frank­ akull. Ho was taken to the hospital GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES rear, motor meter, cowl lamps, cord several others were present and the ness which 1b believed to be respon­ at once and lived only a few hours. matter wns threshed out thoroughly. sible for the government's refusal to tires, nnd 2-Wny Head Lamps. Oglesby was immediately arrested and Since every city in Florida represent­ publish accounts of the proceedings. (Bj Th« AthOtltUd To m ) But, ns striking ns is the car's ap­ before the coroner’s jury was bound WASHINGTON, July 5.—Thfe Re­ pearance, it is its performance that ed by Chnmbers of Commerce nnd Some, nt least, of the dominion pre­ over to the circuit court. - |iubliemi majority in congress and the has already made it the most popu­ Hoards of Trndc will send represen­ miers, let it be known early in the At the fnll term of court he wns administration was chnrgcd today by lar model Lexington has over pro­ tatives it wns decided that Snnford discussion, that they hnd not come to indicted for manslaughter and allowed , Senator Fletcher, of Florida, with duced. would send one or two representatives London “ to be trented like school­ bat), since which time defendant has making false claim of economy. The The Ansted Engine, making use of ami they will be designated later. boys ns in pre-war days,” nnd told by been out‘tinder bond. The grand jury Florida senator declared a few hun- the racing car principle of high valve The Sanford Board of Trade of oth­ tiie "elder statesmen" of Downing at the spring term of court found _dred nominally paid employees of tho “ lift," but eliminating the noise that er years saved the business men of street just what they should do. The Oglesby guilty of murder nnd ho w a s. government were discharged in tho this method of engineering hns al­ Sanford nnd the farmers many thou­ course taken by representatives was tnken bark to jail to stnnd trial. His name of economy while congress cro- ways encountered, has fit) per cent sands of dollars in preventing the ex­ to compose the differences of the var­ attomeys tried to quash the indict-, ated additional judgeships nnd stnrt- more power than conventional en­ tortion of the common carriers nnd ious foreign ministers ami other mem­ menl for murder by demurrer filed, ed investigations necessitating tho gines of the same,size. Hut, with the the now Chamber of Commerce will bers of the British cabinet when the stating, ninong other reasons, that employment of clerks and others, combination of the Mmtc Multiple do the same. Thore is just one chan­ views of the London ministers were the acting states attorney was dis---------------------------Exhaust System nn(fc«ho Lcxi-gafci- nel through which this work can be at variance with their own. qualified to act ns he hnd been nn as- /^ m C r i C t i n C V u iS C I* ficr, the Ansted Engine is remark­ accomplished nnd this is the Chamber of Commerce. Therefore, it behooves i "How I Cleared the Mill of Rats," Hy nintant to the states attorney at the , ably economical. first Indictment. Also that the foreOrdered to Mexico The use of the Ansted Engine in every business man of Snnford to be J. Tucker, R. I. tho the "I-ark” offers to the motor car u live and active member of '7 'nof'1"jury and that, one br nof°,nthe U* to Protect Americans buyer an engine that lias until now Chandler o f Commerce nnd aiding “ As night watchman believe 1 have coroners seen more rats than any man. Dogs members o f the grand jury was re­ been sold only in models up to $1,250. and1assisting in all this good work wouldn't dare go near them. Got tailor TrouMi-M in .Mexico Make More The I! A; O, Go rage are the distrib. all tile time. lated to the deceased, J. F. Mann The $1.25 pkg. of RAT-SNAP, inside of Trouble for Us. iitors for Seminole county of the fa demurrer was sustained nnd* mean­ i six weeks cleared them all out. Killed TRAIN STRUCK AUTO moils cur. while the grand jury, remaining In <D, A(>„cl. t.d r.,,,) them hy the score every night. Guess KILLING TWO MEN session, brought in another indictWASHINGTON, July 1 The the rest were scared away. I’ll never NEAR ATLANTA TODAY be without RAT-SNAP." Three sizes, went for murder in the first degree Cruiser Cleveland, Gunbont Sncrnnnd the noting states attorney, Geo. |niento were ordered to Tampico, Mex. PUT CREAM IN NOSE 35c, 05c, $1225. So|d and guaranteed (Djr Th* A iu d iU d Frau) A. DeCottes, resigning, the state was to protect American interests in the AND STOP CATARRH i ATLANTA, July 5.—Two men were by Hnll Hardware Co.— Adv. represented by Attorney Thedford cvoitl they are jeopardized on account 'killed nnd four injured when a Cen­ Telia How To Open Clogged Noennd the motion to quash the Indict- of tabor troubles growing out of the Rub-M y-TIsm kills pit in. tra! of Georgia train struck nn auto­ trill and Ena Head-Colds. ment was not sustained The nttor- unemployment situation is was said mobile early today near Camp Jesup. I David couldn't find n man who neys for defense not being ready today at the Navy Department. It. The dead were the driver of tho au­ would admit thnt his wife bossed him. when the ense was called for imnied- was explained that the unemployment You feel fine in a few moments. tomobile nnd fireman o f the train. “ Ah," he sighed, "All men are liars" late trial, the case wns postponed by was constantly increasing in nnd Your cold in load or catarrh will lie The injured were railroad employes. - Judge Perkins. around Tampico because depression in gone. Your clogged nostrils will op­ "IIond-IT-OFF"— ENERGIZE— P fW . Meanwhile, the grand jury ln|°N industry there due to the new tax en. The nir passages- of your head HOUSE PARTY their presentment, asked for a special system nnd hnd been incipient riots will dear and ypu can breathe freely. COES HIGHER COURT The Florida Scout “ For Wide-Awake Boy," 35c Year ; : WILLARD LUMLEY, Puhli,btr ,> ,902 French Reho-paste % For Chronic Leg Ulcers, Abscessed Toothache Ask Yonr Druggist LANDIS. FISH & HULL Attorneya and Counsellors-at-Lsv DeLAND. FLORIDA Will practice In the State and Fed®. al Courts. Special faclUUes for £ aminlng and Perfecting Land T i £ i SCHELLE MAINES lawyer OWICK IN TUB COURT IIOUSC SAN FO R D - - FLORIDA j SEN. FLETCHER CHARGES FALSE ECONOMY CLAIM vVl No more dullness, headache; no hawk­ term of court to try' the Saucer ense nnd labor troubles, (From Tatiday'i Daily) ing, snuffling, mucous discharges or and the hoard of county commission­ Miss May Thrasher is entertaining dryness; no struggling for breath at ers also naked by rcsolutin that a SPANISH CABINET RESIGNS, at a camping party at tin- Thrasher special term of court lie called and PREMIER WILL GET ANOTHER night. hungdlow at Palm Springs. Her Tell your druggist you want a small Judge Perkins called it for Monday guests include: Misses Daphne Wim(By The Am k Ii UJ bottle of Ely's Cream Itqlm. Apply a of this week. Judge Perkins being MADRID, July 5.—The cabinet of little of this fragrant, antiseptic bish nnd Dorothy. Humph, Messrs. •ill the governor appointed Judge Ce­ Premier Alleiidesnlazar resigned to­ cream in your nostrils, let it pene­ J. I). Woodruff, Hawkins, Connelly, phas Wilson to preside nnd he has Ned Chittenden and Ed. Meisch, Mr. day. trate through every nir passage of the taken charge in a manner to cnll for, and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher are the chap­ head; soothe and heal the swollen, in­ the commendation of everyone who erones. flamed mucous membrane, and relief has been attending court. comes instantly. Tho Saucer cose was not tried as it is just whnt every cold and ca­ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND Judge Wilson wns obliged to render aj BUILDERS. tarrh sufferer needs. Don’t stay tttuffdecision for the defendant on account ed-up anil miserable.— Adv. of n defective record that wns through j Notice is hgaeby given thnt* the no fault o f the lower court or any o f . Hoard of Pubftc Instruction for Semi­ Gar Wood Drives the officials. nole County, Florida, will receive bids The Oglesby case has been the Missouri Lady Suffered Until She New Boat Very Fast on Tuesday, July 5th, 1921, at the ofmain topic o f conversation for tho at Detroit Yesterday *icc °£„tho SuPcri"tcn(,cr't J" Tried CarduL— Says “ Result ^ i Court House, for the furnishing of past throe dnys while it was being materials for nnd the construction of tried. The well known law firm of Was Surprising.” — Got Along (B? Th* AuioUUd Pt*«*i a school building ot Goldsboro (West Landis, Fish & Hull of DeLand were DETROIT, July 5.— Gar Wood Fine, Becam e Normal Sanford) for the furnishing of attorneys for tbo defense and George drove his power boat, Miss America, materials and for the construc­ A. DeCottes, who Is now the regular­ and Healthy. nt the rate of 79 miles per hour in a building at ly elected states attorney, represent­ race with nn nirplnne yesterday over a tion o f a school Midway and also for the furnishing ed tho state, nnd there was n battle lU-miic course here. of materials fo r nnd the completion of Springfield Mo.—“ My back was so royal on between the attorneys, and I could hardly stand op, and I the interior o f Hopper Academy (San­ every foot o f tho case was contested weak BIRTHDAY I*ARTY would have bearing-down pains and ford Colored School). Plans and spec­ by both sides. was not well at any time,” says Mrs. ifications may be had at the super­ (from Tu*»J*y'* Dally) The case went to the jury yester­ B. Y. Williams, wlfa of a well-known intendent's office on and after Satur­ fanner on Route 3, this place. "I Master Rruxton Perkins invited a day afternoon and they brought In a kept getting headaches and having to number of his young friends Saturday day, June 25th, 1921. Bids must be verdict of manslaughter at 7 o'clock go to bed," continues Mrs. Will lama made separately on each of the jobs. last night. * describing the troubles from which afternoon to help celebrate his fifth Certified check in the sum of $160.00, birthday. she obtained relief through the ase of Court was called to order at 10:30' The afternoon was merrily spent payable to Board Of Public Instruction OardoL "My husband, baring heard this morning, at which time attorn- J ot Cardui, proposed getting It fo r me. with games. After refreshments were must accompany each bid, checks o f neys for the defendant asked for a I MI saw after taking eome Cardui served the youngsters attended tyc the successful bidder orySiddcrs to be new trlnl, which was denied. Judge . . . that I was Improving, The result retained by Board ns liquidated dam­ I felt like a different' Story Hour nt the Parish House. was surprising. Wilson then calted Oglesby to the pBrgon Favors of balloons and windmills ages and should successful bidder fnll bar and, In n voice that coaid hardly "later. 1 . suffered from* weakness were given the „ , c lllllullll. children. Mrs. Pcr- or refuse to mnke Irond in the sum of* be heard ton feet away, asked him If weak 1khls " a * by Miss Mary Arm- one-third of his bid. or bids within ton it wns true that ho was 65 venrs o f 1 ai<1 not rcal night, I was 8 0 ; , -. • . . , __ ** 1. j VL* il nervous and cross. My husband said stronS »" serving ice cream, cake and days after notification of ■acceptance age, ho which Oglesby replied that he would get me some Cardui. which candy, of bid or bids. All other checks to be wns, Asked if he had anything to he did. It strengthened me . . My returned. The Hoard reserves tha say why* sentence of the court should ! doctor said I got along fine. I was la right to reject any or all bids. 666 cures a Cold quickly. Rood healthy condition. condition.' I cannot not be passed upon him ho said that I food By order o f the Bonrd o f Public In­ •ay too much for It** he had nothing, except to throw him­ Thousands of women hare sntfered The difference between the frying struction, i self upon the mercy o f the court m Mrs. Williams describes, until they chicken you get in the country and T. W. LAWTON, Judge Wilson then said that oh ac­ found relief from tbs- use o f Cerduh the one you get in the city is about Supt. and Ex-Officio Bloc# It has helped so many,1 you count o f the age o f the defendant he should not hesitate to try Oardul If etghteeh months. 4d-3tc Secretary. would not invoke the extreme penal­ troubled with womanly ailments. *V>r sals sTerywbaNL l U "Haad-IT-OFF”— ENERGIZE—NOW. ty of the law, bat would sentence him Rub-My-Tism kills Infection. WEAK, NERVOUS, ALL RUN-DOWN ggr _=rr -v i . GEO. G. HERRING Attorncy-at-Law N o. 14 Garner-WoodrufT Buildin SANFORD, FLA. HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES; Pickard’i Hand-Paintcd Chiu Gorham’s Sterling Silver Rogers’ Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches Parcel JPost Y our Cleaning and D yeing io ROGERS & JONES Fren ch D ry Cleaners S tea m Dyers till Main St. Jacksonville, FU. We prepay parcel postage on return TH E T F O R D , PERRYMAN & WILKINSON ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Will practice in all County, State sod Federal Courts. Over 1st N at Bank Sanford, FU. PARIS, July 5.—The killing of Mijor Montalicres, of the French sray during hostile demonstration by th* German population at Heathen, Upper Silesia, created a most painful irapression in French *official circles today. 666 cures Bilious Fever. BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES tizer without getting our NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY Or MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers. Insecticide*. Sprayers, Poultry Supplies. Get May 20th, 19121, Price Lists. Now furnishing "SIMON I’ L’ Kh *nl* "GEM BRANDS" E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. JACKSONVILLE . -i- FLORIDA Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E TH EM SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” tlon— Iota are being sold right along and building in this section is such as to gladden the heart o f those who have the good of Sanford at heart. T his is no idle talk—-I have w eighed the statement and to say ju s t w h at is m y candid convictions would p u t.1 m ost too stro n g fo r the carefu l, conservative person— tna t person w hose eyes are turned backw ard— The fellow w has VISIO N will agree w ith m o now— the other later. __ Watch the South East Corner of J �THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 8,1921 And Decide Just When to Resume Business on the Former Basis Started Early Today ~ Way to President Harding and THEN THE W AR WITH GER MANY AND AUSTRIA IS • ENDED rm* Tke littrlaftl Yma) WASHINGTON, July 2.—A re*olution ending the state of war with Ger­ many and Austria was finally adopted 1st* yesterday by congress and was started early today on its way to president Harding at Raritan, N. J. The president is expected to sign it late today or Monday. WASHINGTON, July 2/—Enact­ ment of the compromise resolution ending the stats o f star with Ger­ many and Austrial finally was com­ pleted yesterday by congress and the measure wiH be sent by special mes­ senger to President Harding at Rari­ tan, N. J., today. He is expected to eign it immediately. President Hard­ ing is the guest o f Senator Frellnghuyscr over the holiday. Final action on the measure was by the senate, which adopted the confer­ ence report by a vote of 88 to 19 after a day o f debate in which the Democratic members made a last as­ sault upon the resolution. The house acted Thursday. . The signing of the measure by President Harding will open the way for resumption o f diplomatic relatons with l*oHi Germany and Austria, but administration officials have indicat­ ed that plans for this have not been worked out.' Ail opponents of tho resolution wreo Democrats, but three Shields of Tennessee, Walsho of Mas­ sachusetts, and Watson of Georgia, voted with tho Republicans for adop­ tion. Senator Reed, Democrat, was paired in its favor. Final debate wns by Democrats, who declared the Republican plan was futile nnd would necessitate a separ­ ate treaty of'peace later or ratifica­ tion of the trenty of Versailles. For the Republicans,'Senator Brnndegee of Connecticut, made the prin­ cipal address, declaring there would not be u treaty of “ peace" but prob­ ably one or more of “ commerce,’’ which ho declared, would deni with questions growing out of tho war. Withdrawal of American troops now in Germany was discussed by Senator Brandegee, McKellar, Demo­ crat, Tennessee, and others.Dis­ claiming to speak for the president, Senator Brandegee Baid he believed the peace resolution would necessitate retirement of American troops front <iermnny. IN HONOR OF MRS. MeLAUGHLIN (Trom T o m J>7 ’* D»lly) A pretty compliment to Mrs, .Norma McLaughlin o f New York, was the bridge party given Fridny nfternoon by Mrs. E. F. Housholder at her home on Ninth street, there being three tables of players. Quantities of roses nnd dnhlins were effectively used in decorating the liv­ ing room where the card tables were placed. Of unusual interest was the game of bridge played during the afternoon. High score was made by Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat, who wns awarded a dainty corsage o f organdlo flowers. Tho honoree was also presented n lovely organdie corsage. ^Following the game the hostess served a tempting Ice course. You Guard Against Burglars, But What About Rata? Rats steal millions of dollars' worth o f ‘grain, chickens, eggs, etc. Destroy property and are a menace to health. If you are troubled with rats, try RAT-SNAP. It will surely kill them—prevent odors. Cats or dogs won’t touch It. Comes In cakes. Three sires, 35c, 05c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.— Adv. FLORIDA MAN HIGH IN LAWN TENNIS, SOUTHERN ASSOlATION A T L A O T ^ J u b r S ^ -K g la a Wat­ ters, of Mulberry, FIs., Sidney Appel, Louisville, Ky., regarded today as the strongest contenders for singles cham­ pionship o f the Southern Lawn Ten­ nis Association tournament being held here. WOULD i s WATCHING NATION'S EXPERIMENT WITH BUDGET SYYSTEM B y J. S. C R U TC H F IE LD Do you know why it's toasted? T o seal in the d e licio u s Tho following article from tho pan 2.—The great building needs of the of J. S. Cruchfield, president of the nation. » B u r le y fla v o r Harding Says Makers of Schedule American Fruit Growers, Inc., and , 3;T The„ Va8t( Must Reduce—Will Be Many It's toasted , ,,,,, , „ ' , _ of the railroads in anticipation of a Heartburnings. published in the New York Comof normal traffic. mercial will be of much Interest to Only such a crisis bs the past year WASHINGTON, June 2.—Presi­ many. could have forced the farmers of the dent Harding told the budget makers The general business aituatlon la nation to get their production costs today there wiuk) be many heart­ characterised by the lack o f any dia- down in connection with the present burnings, but that Director Dawes tinct character. In other words, the maturing crops. ‘would have all the authority o f the country, and probably the world, haa Ifc w°uld be a tremendous mlaforgovernment back of him In a fight perhaps now reached the extreme tun« for. the coming generation If an for reduced expenditures." height of depth o f unactUeraent. I f extensive nation-wide building boom “ It isn’t an easy thing to change this be the case, and we believe it ia'should have taken place on the basis the habits of a century,” the preal- a fact, it means, speakng in basic of the inflated costs of material, dent said, 'It Isn’t an easy thing to terms, that conditions are ripe for a |transportation and labor, heretofore, stand up against those who want to distinct and healthy restoration of *nd prevailing, spend. confidence in business. All that is 11 would be nothing abort of a cafor the impoverished railroads, “ Our own country Is calling for a lacking at the present time la definite months, namely:' Pay to the rail­ leadership and a decision day. While to been forced into tho market change, and if It will add to your In- j roads a higher gross and net income the Increasing needs or transportation terest In your work, let me tell you general busness has stopped as still f ° r extensive Improvemcntli and exthan 110 per cent traffic produced in as it now has In many times, it retensions at the rate of wages and o f any such prosperity. something else. The world Is watch­ gross and net income one year ago. quires concerted action, under com- cos* of-steel and othef material, The administration’s ability to susing this well-resolved experiment On July 1 the railroads receive a ceaafully cope with the foreign situa­ great American business raa“ It is no violation of confidence to potent direction to make the initial chine came to a standstill while the distinct and material decrease In .their tion, and gradually institute such Im­ tell you that one o f the most distin­ atart. A very pertinent question ia: Have mftior adjustment wss being made labor costa and improvement In the provements as will approach the ex­ guished diplomats in Washington at we reached the time when the word » nd *t i» perfectly obvious and grati- classification and rules affecting the treme needs of our own and foreign this time told me that his own country "Go“ should bo given ? In other words W " * to know that it will be impos- employment of labor. This succor nations, is unquestioned. . . had already cabled him to keep a should July 1, be “ Decision Day" Blblc to make any substantial start on having been afforded by tho govern­ No nation could have more reason close watch on every step of our bud­ when the secretary of commerce, rep- the major recovery unless It be on, a ment’s action'through tho labor board, to be optimistic than the American get enterprise and report to his coun­ resenting the administration, shall right, sound and permanent basis of it is perfectly right that tho govern^ nation hns today; a world in-great try. give the "Go’’ sign to all commerce price of materials, transportation and ment should Insist that on July 1 need of our products' and our finan­ “ I take It that perhaps habtta and either . permanent or emergency cial assistance, on the one hand, and labor.* nnd Industry? practices of extravagances in govern­ freight rotes should bo put.Into oper­ our abundant supply of both products July 1, next, is n possible “ decision Most assuredly no earlier date than mental expenditures are not peculiar ation; nnd these freight rates, in tho and money with which to respond to July 1 would have been opportune, dny," provided the railroads arc will­ to the United States and that the above lines, should approximate tho such needs on the other hand. I nnd It might even be better to defer ing^ on that date, simultaneously, to world would like to profit by oUr ex­ basis obtaining before the advance of the date for this “ all-togfltber effort" pdt into effect permanent or emer­ ample.” Sept.' 1, 1020. * "I Wouldn’t Go Camping Without gency rates on agricultural products, until August 1 or September 1. President Harding called to order materials, It la unnatural and undesirable to building materials, road Rat-Snap," Says Ray White It is hard to imagine how fundathe second meeting for a conference i mental condition^ in the United States coal and similar heavy lines which expect business conditions to bo very "W ife and I spent -our . vacation on the new budget. Ho then left the i could be better than nt present. go into tho matter of the nation's Jstable tho next few years. Hence, the camping last summer, smell of cook­ conference and visited with Senator I The present acute depression as food nnd building needs, ncodi in all phases o f business Is suf* ing brought rata. We went to town, Mellon in his office before returning i artificial, unnatural nnd unnecessary. These freight rates were, on Sept,|^ c' cn* elasticity and adaptability- to got some RAT-SNAP, broke up to the white house to presido over the \ . Iin our opinion, any such acute dc- 1, 1020, simultaneously raised 25 t o , mec* the varying trade currents. cakes, but It outside our lent. Wo regular cabinet meeting. |pression is wholly duo to tho unwil- ■10 per cent. The nation's business is | Foreign developments, ns well! ns got the rats alright—big fellow*.” Unlike yesterday’s todny’ s budget ( lingncss of the human faotors in the so closely, related that the present,the filial qutcome of the crops, nro nl- Farmers, storckepcrs, house wives, meeting wns behind, closed doors. It ranks of both capital and labor to rec­ progrnm of ''nibbling" nt one rnte, ways important, hut uncertain, de- should use RAT-SNAP. Threo sixes: was attended by thirty odd represen­ ognize nnd bow to the inevitable. aftor another, und to such an Inadc-, termining factors, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed tatives of the federal departments and Economic forces nre actively in quatc degree, except where water! if the nntion should ngnin enter a by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. agencies who have been named to operation, which refuse to follow the transportation is forcing adequate re- j period of great prosperity, which ia gather information for Director direction or ideas of either the cap­ ductions, obviously does not meet the , possible, the railroads should be nl- Hoad-IT-OFF”— ENERGIZE— NOW. tains of Industry, the lenders of labor nced of the situation, Dawes of the budget bureau. •lowed immediately to participate, in unions, or even the dlctntcs of govern­ —Get your Scratch Pads from Tho The decreased rotes must bo put |such prosperity—certainly until, they ment, unless such dictates conform to into effect simultaneously, nt lenst on fully recover nml nre able to supply Herald—by the pound— 15c. BRIDGE LUNCHEON such natural laws. This nation nnd the world should be profoundly thankful that the pres­ ent government of the United States, in practically its every action, hns shown a rcmnrknble ability and facil­ ity in affording the nation nnd the Sum m er fertilizer on citrus trees pnys f o r itself in tw o ways— Rives larger fruit, world a leadership and direction with therefore more boxes, and n greater bearing surface fo r next year's crop. W o recom m end the intelligence, experience nnd abil­ ity to utilize these powerful natural SEM INOLE T R E E G RO W ER ID E A L HIGH G R A D E FR U IT E R laws in bringing about the very re­ 4% Amm., 0% A. P. A., 8 % PoL 4% Aram,, 8 % A . P. A., 4% Pot. lief which is needed. The American nntion has surely ID E A L FR U IT and VINE M A N U R E W. & T .’s Seminole F ruit Manure 3 % Amm., 07c A, P. A., 10% Pot. 3 % Amm., 8 % A. P. A ., 5 % Pot needed to go through the experience: <t of the recent months in order to |‘ * quickly establish a rock foundation, j J on which to build the tremendous bus-i iness structure of the coming years, j ! ! The three big lines which make f«ir >*’ a'normal volume of business are: 1.—The approaching harvest of u .. crop produced at post-war costs, and j ’ which should, and undoubtedly can, b e , <* sold nt a net profit to the farmer. j* marketing o f Whether your crop Is mostly of the beef or chiefly o f the less desirable grades— Is not Um marketing of . goldens and russets import Considering the citrus industry of Florida as a whole and regarding the welfare o f all growers of the state— , Is not the marketing of goldens and russets important? Because o f the known fact that usually it is an easy mat*T to sell high-class fruit fo r good prices— Ia not tho marketing of guldens nod rumete import Because the average output of the citrus groves of the state now runs bo largely to the lower grades— Is not the marketing of ■oldens and russets important? Because of the preponderance o f low grade grapefruit and oranges and the necessity for the development o f markets that will absorb' them— goldens mad mosrts Important? Because of the extent to which the citrus in­ dustry depends for its prosperity upon satis­ factory returns fo r ALL fruit that is good enough to eat— Is not the marketing of goldens and russets Important? MOTION TO QUASH CONSPIRACY INDICTMENT OVERRULED BY JUDGE CHlcJKcT*July^*5^fudgo Friend today overruled the motion to quash the general conspiracy Indictment against eighteen former baseball play­ ers aqd alleged gamblers in connec­ tion with the 1919 world’s seri**. ^ g r a p e f r u it / g r a p e f r u it / t �- ~ ■ -L . ------ . -- r w 1* mm THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FfclDAYv JULY 8, 1921 raises in rates from the common car­ a raise in freight rates came up, when The county levied a publicity tax sev- ting reaulta from your board riers. the question of the rnfse in telephone eral years ago but took it o ff on ae­ them about it at the meeting,, , 2 rates came up, the entire county of count of the war coming on'with its dont stand back and criticise a o S And then stand back of your Cham­ , . . .f r w U u t u 4 U l U i B. 7 . HOLLT * . 7, ULLABD. t w n llo r u i T n u a n i ber of Commerce in t^ia fight to Seminole was effected and is effected additional-burden of taxation and ser- thing In which you are not takln » . a . jr z t L .. . ..............O tu r il K iE iftr maintain what we already have and and will be effected in the years to j vice. Every progressive county in an active part. aklD* ----------------- o -----------------stand back of them to the finish. If come. The Sanford Board of Trade ( the state' has a publicity tax. Every f i U l i M E r»rT I Y U . j kj And then compare your * chanee. Tho bridge question is as badjy mix­ this rate is granted it means the ruin and now the Chamber of Commerce progressive city in the state has a now and your chances a few year3 . * sends men to these meetings, pays |Chamber of Commerce and with but and see it Sanford and Seminole com! ed in Volusia as politics. Why can’t of the business of this section. (UoarputteJ) their expenses, gets out statistics, one or two exceptions the city Cham- ty aro not making progress. 0------ -— they get down to the people’s busi­ im c u r n o H r u c x nr astavoki PUBLICITY TAX AND WHAT IT puts in time and money and at the ber of Commerce uses tho publicity ness over there? No wonder the Ku flW TXAB ...... ................ M.IO present time Sanford money is doing.tax of the county to assist in the M EAN^TO CITY AND COUNKlux Klon rides in Volusia. • CLEAN UP. mx M o r o n ........................................... i .m it for whom? For the entire county movements that mean so much to the TY AND STATE n n x r m o v t u i . . . . . . . . . . . . . *t i ----------------0 - of Seminole and the entire county commonwealth in general whether This is the season of the year when J We heard a lot about what was to suffers Just as Sanford suffers when they* live, in the heart-of the city or we are apt to be lax on the clean up Just now thero Is considerable dis­ be done about the Osteen bridge. Has the raise is made. If the raise in in the country. ;» I proposition. Many people are awav all the enthusiasm died out or w ill the cussion in many counties of the state rates nsked for at this time which The Herald has not asked and will from home a bit and they are apt to about cutting down taxes. Boards of N M I I U U BUILD p r o . rwm* 1U people be satisfied to wait until Vo­ lusia county gets normal—which County Commissioners and Boards of means ruin to the business men goes not ask either the city or the county forget about the back yards and the F w i l t n A d m t l i l n j R r p t t u n la llv t City Commissioners and City Alder­ through it will hit every iqerchant officials for any money 4ot any pur­ alleys and about that rubbish and T H E AMI RICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION means, never. BLV. men and officials of all the bailiwicks and every man doing business in this pose. Wo will, leave all these mat­ weeds that should have more atten. — -------- 0------------ . in the state are casting about trying county. There should never be any ters to the judgment of the city and tlon now than ever before. It is verr "Behold the Fig*’ is the heeding of When the franchise o f the toll to cut the taxes. This idea is all division o f county and county seat county officials. But where other! essential that the city be kept clean en article from the Agricultural Bu­ bridge runs out and the county takes right and should be fostered Just as when the interests o f all alike arc progressive cities and counties In the for the next two or three months, f t reau at Gainesville. Yes, we have. them over it is not confiscation, al­ any kind of economy should be foster­ wrapped up In the same package and state and in other states set aside a ■hould be kept clean every month in ----------------- o - though the bridge owners might rise ed but in cutting the miilage there is what helps one helps the other. certain sum for this purpose it would the year as far as that is concerned While we are speaking of disarm­ up and say so. It is merely the tak­ And then what about the out-of- be well for Seminole and for Sanford but now is the crucial period for sickalways the chance that the officials ing we are arranging for a gun that ing over of property that belongs to might be penny wise and pound fool­ town property owner who is never to continue the good work if it is pos­ nees and disease stalks through the will shoot a five ton projectile three the county or the state as the case ish and use up a five cent lead pencil here to take part in any advertising sible to do so. And they w ill. find land ab^ut this time of the year. Th* hundred miles. may be. There should be no toll campaign, to become a member o f the majority o f the citizens o f the tall weeds and grass and cans half trying to save a cent • bridges on free roads. — — o ----------------The editor of the Herald has lived the Chamber of Commerce, to get city and o f the county behind them filled with water and the various S t jj. > Admiral Sima was given a slap on ------------O ' - — in several different counties during soaked on every proposition for mon­ always with the idea that they will places where mosquitoes could breed the wrist by Secretary Denby, Being ■The Herald will not publish the his twenty years o f residence in Flor­ ey that cornea up and they come reg­ do their duty as they see it and will are the things that, should receive the a former "leatherneck" we would slacker list for Seminole county. The ida and in several counties in other ular and often to the business men of save the tax payers money as much attention nbt only of the citizens but have thought Denby would at least majority of the names are negroes What about the person as possible in,.avery way and that of the city department. There is con­ states during the time when.he did Sanford? give him a swift kick. .who probably were drafted after­ not live in Florida and when it comes who does not live here and takes no they will not be penny wise and siderable laxity on the part of all of ,3 . ----------------- 0----------------ward and never had their names tak­ to spending money for publicity pur­ part in helping Sanford and Seminole pound foolish. That they will look at us and we can all take this matter to ' Big Bill Haywood, who fled to Rus­ en off the list. The list is not fair poses he knows whereof he speaks and county to grow, but takes his toll out this matter in the broad spirit of co­ ourselves. Artel we hope the city desia to escape a* pen sentence in this to those who went to war nor to those yet he wovild not advise either the of the city just the same. Ho carries operation and helpfulness. pertinent will get Busy on this weed country has used the wireless to tell who remained to Walt for the draft. city or county to spend a cent on none of the burdens. He just “ takes” And If every citizen of Seminole question and this ‘garbage question ' the U. S. authorities that he was com­ And then— the war is over as far as publicity tax if it meant nothing but and never “ puts.” * But with the pub­ county wns a member o f the Sanford and not only clean up and get busy on ing back. Preferred jail to Red Rus- the Herald is concerned. advertising. Some people get the licity tax he pnys his part because it Chamber of Commerce there would be Iheir part o f the business but see that -----------------0 - — And you no necessity of having a publicity tax. everybody does likewise. Sanford is wrong idea of a publicity tax. They is levied in the ‘ taxes. There is considerable criticism jump to the conclusion that it means would never get him to “ put” in any Or if every town in Seminole .county one of the healthiest cities in the Dominion home rule for the Irish about the laxity of the sanitary de­ printing Booklets, printing advertise­ other way. had a Chamber of Commerce and ev­ world and we want to keep it that says a dispatch. What those Irish partment of the city. The criticism ments, painting bill boards, making There are so many ways in which ery man in that community was a way. need is what Paddy gave the drum, is on the time it takes the garbage signs. This is only a small part of thin publicity tax helps the city and member there would be no necessity And then it makes our city more a darn good beating. They could get man to get around especially in the the mission of a publicity tax. Cities' the county that it would take all the of a publicity tax and if every man in b«autiful. together and save all those lives if heart of t,he city. A representative and counties levy a certain miilage space in this paper to enumerate all Sanford was a member o f the Cham­ they had any sense. • o f the Herald will go out And inspect for publicity tax because that is the of.them. There is so much to be said ber o f Commerce-----At a recent ‘ dinner of the Bald these places from which the com­ best heading under which they can in fnvor of this tax and so little (o Well, it would be the miilenium. Head Club in London prizes were Penn State Collega will send us one plaints come and sec Just why the de­ levy a special tax for special.purposes be said against it that any fair-mind­ Show us a city or town or hamlet awarded for-Jhe barest head, marks o f her professors fo r the Woman's partment is neglecting their duty in and that special purpose may be for ed petson will agree to it,once it is without a live board of trade. or'T)oing given for “ color" and “ polish" College. Suppose all his' faculty this critical season of the year. county fairs, for big days, for farm­ put up to him in a fair-minded way. Chamber of Commerce or live organ­ in addition to “ Bparseftess." Prizes members will kiss him good-bye er’s picnics, for hospital purposes, for Of course there are some people who ization of some kind boosting the city were also given for the best solitary thinking that he will die of the heat preventing railroads and telephone arc against advertising the city and and we will show you a dead town, hair and for the best “ fringe.''—Or­ NOT THE KU KLUX KLAN now or the alligators will get him. companies from raising rates every county, who ore willing to let tho oth­ hamlet or village. Show us a place lando Sentinel. •------------o----------Well, there is more sense in that Unlawful acts are not countenanc­ five minutes, for obtaining better ser­ er fellow pny his way, to let the other that does not back up the Chamber Trotzky has been jailed by I.cnine ed by the Ku Klux Klan says a state­ vice on the railroads and common car­ fellow do all the work and spend all of Commerce where they have one than in hnving those so-called auto­ says tho press dispatches. Now if ment in the Daytona News and in riers, for any and every purpose that the money to make him rich, to make one we will show you a dead city. All mobile races at the beach on the the sober minded Reds will jnil 1.0- really true. Of course, they might will benefit the city or county or his property more valuable, to mnko of you in this community know that Fourth o f Juiy. nine and allow the rats to do their try to make over some people when state. his business better, to allow the bur­ you never accomplished anythin# by ------------ o—i--------work we will hnvc no more bother the law did not or would not take the It always ' The price o f everything even to la­ The question has' been raised ’ by den of making a better city and coun­ your individual efforts. al>out the soviet government of Rus- case in hand but the acts of violence some that the Sanford Chamber of ty to fall on the sholdors of the ones took the united efforts of the Board bor is down and many of the utility .sU. coinmittocd at Daytona Reach were] Commerce and the former Hoard of who are willing to shouldeT it. And of Trade to put over any of the big plants over the country are lowering not nijd will not be countenanced by Trade were not doing anything for then Inst, but not least, this publicity things in the past and it will take the their rates. Can we expect a lower We sec some nice pictures of Can­ the Klnn. They might go in for a lit­ the country districts. WhetV the tax is no new thing for Sanford or united efforts of the Chamber of Com­ rate here in Sanford? ada in the local papers, -tlxe cuts be­ tle drastic discipline but they would question of better facilities the for Seminole county to try «^ut. We merce to put them over in the future. It is useless to argue the question. ing supplied free. The fish do not not permit murder. There are many railroads in shipping fruits antLvcge- have had it before. The city donates Ice should be thd cheapest thing we look any larger and the'lakes no pret- crimes committed now under the tables came up, when the question of so much each yeur for this purpose. And if you don't think you are get- enn buy in the summer time. , tier than they do aroiyul Sanford so name, of the Klan just as there were we will stay at home, especially with in reconstruction days but these ro e -1 the present railroad rates. ing bands seen at night are not ul- j ----------- o-----------ways the Klan and in many cases have And now the reform league would nothing to do with the Klan. It is arrest Jack Dempsey for assault and rumored that 100 or more men in battery on the person of Georges white garments and masked faces Carpcntier. Well, they won’ t do any­ have been seen on the Sanford-Orlnnthing about the case, but honestly, do road during the pnst Week. That Dempsey is guilty all right. He cer­ might be true and it might be the **\Ve use our car for chasing wolves, coy otes and foxes. We must have tainly assaulted and battered Georges. Ku Klux Klan, but they will not kill anyone. And when you come to think ------------ o-----------casings that stand up, for we make our own roads, and after trying a Volusia county commissioners do­ of it maybe they are needed in this num ber of difTeikint makes we find there is no tire like Diamond. nated $1,000 for the Voiusin exhibit part of the state tojKettlod some mi­ at the Orlando fuir for 1022. Semi­ nor cases that seem lo get- by the W olves go fast, coyotes faster, and we go fastest— consequently we nole county expects to go there with a law on technicalities. And then it i:i few cents and win a prize but then always well to remember that it is have suprem e confiden ce in Diam onds.’’ Seminole county has no publicity tax not any of your neighbors who are A N D R E W D A K K E and F R E D D A H L E N , Cutbank, Mont. and according to law could not do­ dressed in white riding through the woods nt night and it is always well nate any large sum out of any other to remember that unless the white fund. rolled figures bother you, never lath­ er them. Sanford, Orlando, Dei.nnd, I’alatkn, 'Jacksonville, Tampa and every c Ry RAISE IN RATES in Florida purposes to send represen­ tatives to Atlanta to fight the present In the face o f the fact that tin* rail■attempt to rnise the railroad rates ronds have already been grunted a again. The “ comihon carriers” have raise in rates and nlf of us arc paying gone too far ami they will suffer for all we can stand today the common it In the next few years. The people F U L L o r L IF E carriers have asked for another raise. have, sopicthing up their sleeve this i ? • In ihe face of the fact thnt the rail­ ■time. roads have reduced the wages of their he i amond ubber ompany nc employees the *railroads have nsked The cabinet will remain on the job. A k r o n , Ohi o for a new rate that would eliminate The congress-will remain on the job the water competition, In tho face in the hot weather, so says the head­ of the fact that all commodities are lines of the papers. And why coming down in price the railroads shouldn't they? The common people have nsked for another raise. a to remaining-on the job even though The American people, however, will It is summer,, and we put them lip rot stand for it and there arc some there to stay on the job until it is of the greatest Americnn people in finished. We nre paying them for the United States congregated in the this job and if they do not want the Southeastern states where this rnise Job let them get off. will become effective if the common' enrriera nre not squelched now nnd Germans Plan Great Legal Battle forever in their greed for gold. We fo r Property Seized in the War, says have gone just as far with them ns a dispatch. Sure, wo knew it. We we intend to'go and if the government fight the war, we win the war, wo pay wishes to preserve the good old con­ all the taxes, wo are harrassed to stitution nriy longer the government death with war taxes and collectors will take a decided stand on this mat­ jnow we will hand everything bock ter now and tell the rnilroads that tho Germans. That is America, all they cannot hnvc any more raises in •over. Well, all we have to say is freight rates. Sanford will not stand When you make another call for it and* Sanford will tell them so at nr Volunteers you will have to mak<^ the hearing in Atlanta. We may not d'and long. 9 kpow as much as the railroad ex­ , . --- ------------- o----------------perts on the. matter of rates but we Judge Stewart hns been cased off know when we arc being gouged nnd the board o f county commissioners of we know that when tho water rates Vo!ueia„Judge Stewart has been sued are eliminated that we cannot do bus­ fo r $60,000 by the law firm of Gardi­ iness any longer in Florida. Write to your senators nnd con­ ner & Brass for damages, the attorBtir neys for tho board have been exon­ gressmen nt. Washington and erated o f aB charges o f bribery thein up to the enormity of the latest brought by Judge Stewart and it crime in railroad circles. Write to would seem that the Stewart star is them to take steps to prevent it or an the wane. But you can never tell stop down nnd out. Write to everyone thnt hns any in­ anything about our neighboring coun­ ty, A man is lifcble to bo governor fluence and tell them that the time of tho state one minute and in jail the has come when the people of tho southeast will not stand for any more :;;next. THESANFORDHERALD Volusia county is in the throes of another war, this time with the board o f county commissioners. We hope Osteen ferry bridge does not suffer in the general mix up. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY HERE IS THE LATEST FORD STORY Buy Diamonds for economy. They are the real thrift tires, and have been standard for twenty-five years. T D R C ,I . CORD AND FABRIC ' DIAMOND RED AND GREY TUBES W IGHT BROS. CO., Inc. You Can Get DIAMOND TIRES at TH ERE 'S A MAN AT THE CURB TO SERVE YOU X --V * I �THE SALFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1921 Freight Rates Boosted Instead of Dropping, Orlando is Aroused FINE MEETING A T VALDEZ HOTEL LAST NIGHT A number of progressive citizens of S^ford met in the Valdez Hotel on Wednesday night and perfected a lobranch of the Conopus Club, " A jfotional Organization" for the pur- poje promoting and developing any interest or project for th e benefit of the towns and cities In which branchu of Conopus are organized provid­ ing the people are Interested. The Sanford branch of Conopus will interest itself with all matters of a civic nature pertaining to the do# nlopment of the town, ^nd will co­ operate with other organizations of a like nature in their endeavor to build Sanford up to the rank it should hold u a dty. Conopus is well fitted to render service to Sanford and to In­ dividuals, because Conopus has a ccn- tnl clearing house which enables a group of people or an individual to obtain desired information regarding any subject or project o f a civic or business nature. :., , Conopus docs not limit Its memborship to one member from a firm, bus­ iness or profession, neither is it limit­ ed as to classification as applied to the business world, but it Is limited as to qualification of members. More than one party to a firm or business may become a member of Conopus providing the qualifications aro met. At .the meeting last night the following officers .were elected: Past President— Dr. C. J. Marshall. President— Dr. E. G. Mobley. • Vice-President— Dr. W. T. Langley. Treasurer— Robert I)ccn. Secretary—S. A. B. Wilkinson. Directors— F. F. Dutton and L. A. Crumley. The following committees were ap­ pointed: Committee on Constitution nnd ByLaws- S. A. II. Wilkinson, Dr. C. J. Marshall, W. E. Walthal, E. S. Ward, G. L. Hledsoo nnd C. L. Polk. „ Booster Committee: .S. A. B, Wil­ kinson, Dr. C. J. Marshall, P. A. Mere, W. K. Walthal, E. S. Ward, T. J. Eag­ an, C L. Polk, Dr. E. G. Mobley, fl. L Bledsoe, Robert Dcen and II. P. Smith. '• The next meeting will be held Tuesday night July 12th in the Valdez Hotel at eight o'clock. All members are urged to be present, for at this meeting the Constitution nnd by-laws will be adopted. TAhK SALTS TO FLUSII KIDNEYS IF BACK HURTS OR BLAD­ DER BOTHERS. The Orlando Reporter-Star has the following: That railroad rates are to be boost­ ed in the new revision of the tariff instead of taking n, downward shoot, notwithstanding the reduction of some four hundred millions of dollars in wages which has been allowed the roads by the United States railroad labor board, would seem from classi­ fication of the new ratea which have been received by Secretary Cox of the Chamber of Commerce and which will be taken up as special business of that body at tomorrow's luncheon. The readjustment deals with rates to and from points in southern terri­ tory. A hearing will be given the proposed rates in Atlanta beginning July II, when complaints will be con­ sidered. All those who desire to un­ derstand the question of the raise fully should attend the luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce tomorrow. The claseificatiohs In most all In­ stances from various points corre­ spond In most cases to the above, in regard to the changes proposed. Under'report 14, section one, all freight from New Orlean to Orlando will be rated as follows: Class one, present 222, proposed, 200; class twfl, present, 193, proposed, 224; class three, present, 182, proposed, 198; class fo u T , present, 167, proposed, JOG; class five, present, liOVi, prop s*d, 135; class six, present, 110’ propose* 112; jltsa A presjV S2; propmed 91; class B, present, 84^4, proposed, 104; class C, present, 71, proppsc’d, 70; class D, present, 56, proposed, 02. Stay at Home Sunday and Eat LA M B OR V E A L World’s Leading Authorities Show Just Whal Tanlac Really Is and Explain Effect of EacI o f Ten Ingredients on the Human System Power o f Medicine Conclusively Proven. A day never passes but what thousands o f people ask the questions: W hat is TanlacT W hy its phenom enal success? W hy do we hear so much about it ? and W hy has this preparation so far out-stripped all other m edicines o f its k in d ? The answ er to these questions is easy and can be explained in ju s t one w ord— merit. Tanlac is scien tifically compounded and represents years o f w ork, study, experim entation and research by som e o f the forem ost chem ists and pharm acologists o f Am erica. CHOICE D EEF A N D FORK OR GOOD F R Y E R S BEST BLU E ROSE R IC E A T 8c lb. W ILSO N 'S C E R T IF IE D OLEO, 30c lb, 13 LB S. SU G AR F O R $1.00 G A R D N E R 'S FRESH C A K E S FRESH V E G E T A B L E S A N D F R U IT S The Tanlac formula la purely ethi-' Tanlac which, because of their incal and complies with all National and fluencc upon the appetite, digestion^ YOU CAN GET THEM ALL AT State pure food laws. It is purely assimilation and elimination, improve vegetable and ia made from the most the nutrition and vita! activity o f all beneficial roots, herbs and barks the tissues and organs of the body known to Materia Medica. The Tan- and produce that state of general lac Laboratories art among the larg- tonicity which Is called health. The United States. Dispensatory IR A D. M AR TIN , P roprietor makes the following comment regard­ this country. ing another ingredient: "It may be used In all cases o f pure or arscuL boms elxctiob roa Altogether, there are ten Ingred- 1debility of the digestive'organa or notice NOTICE TO CREDI SPECIAL TAX SCHOOL DtSTXIOT BO. S, lenta In Tanlac, each of which Is of wherq a .general tonic Impression Is (OVIEDO). SEMIBOLE COUNTY, JTO IID A. TORS WIiu . m : A (willIon ha* b*#n pr##»Bt#4 to recognized therapeutic value. ' required," th# I'n.iatj IVianl ot IHI.IIc I»aln»cllo« for In referring to one of the most im- j There are certain other ingredients SomhnUf ('.am tj. Horlita. ■•!*u#.t b j w w » IU*n twrntj fl># [*r rent or lb# ilnlf quaUfl#*! * We­ portant Ingredients of Tanlac, the En- described in the Dispensatory, and In ll.ra m l i l l l l within Hiwrlil T n School Dlatrtcl I hereby give notice No. .1 K tfIcilol*. BcnilhoW (V in tr. n«ct.|», cyclopedia Brittnniea says: other standard medical text-books, as Inc amt pellthmln* Mia IW nlJ lloatil «r Fvbllr to all parties owing me tn.lrurllun fur tWnilnola IVmnljr, FhwMa. lo ccn 'It has been the source of the most having'n beneficial action upon the oi;- ami oilier an flw tlin to be hebl wIIMn aabl valuabte tonic medicines that have g^ns of secretion, whose proper func- S(«-|al Tat Mrhr.il IHalrlrl No. S. Utile. In) an account over ninety Memlwile (V uiilj, riortita, to ileleruilne wheth­ eVer been discovered." tinning results in a purification o f the er or hot there aba II be l*#tM*l bjr lb# calil days old, unless satis­ Tat Srtnnl IHalrlrl No. 3. tomta la Ibe In referring to other o f the general blood streams passing through them, Mpertnl anm <ir I3H.000.IW. ttie (iroreeda o f anrb Irawla factory settlement is tonic drugs contained in Tanlac, the In this manner, objectionable and pol- til lie U»eil t»r the (>tir|N## o f heqnlrlnr. bolMInc, enlarging, fnrnl.hlng or other* lae Implor­ 13th edition o f Potter’s Therapeutics; aonous Ingredients of the blood are ing w Imp.I lull,III,,a ami errant croon,la end for made within sixty days atrloalre uae o f the public free arbonla a standard medical text took, states removed and the entire system invig- llie within aald Mpeelal T c t Mrhonl IHatrtet No. 3, from this date your ac­ M.e prio-eeila of llie aald bond Inane emcamtJng that "they Impart general tone and orated and vitalized, In f'jo.(Ht) in |o I— uneil for the pnrjioM net count will be advertised forth In aabl pellllon. ami lo lie ripendrd ami strength to thw entire system, incluc)Tonic and Body Builder, ill.lmtor.l lit a manner following, to-will ing all organs and tissues." | Tanlac was designed primarily for 1, SIT,1*10.00. to tie naeit In hulltllng and a -li.-il for while 1-1.11,lieu at This same well known authority in the correction of disorders of the -(nroWblne , Yours truly 0*1#-bi, ria. This Sunday, July 11th, Rev. W. T. 3 U o i i III lo I-I uaeil In rularcloc ami describing the physiological of still stomach, liver nnd bowels. At the Rancher, of Apopka, will be over to CATES CRATE CO funil.lilnc a negro m IhwI al liile la , Fbwlila. 3. fl.OOo.M to u. uaeil for the purt-baae of preach at Moore's station church, if furnlahliica ami lisrlilenlala fur all m-boola with- July 8,1921. 47-tfc Iti Mill Mpeelal Tea Rrtiqnt Ulalrlrt, and. his health will permit as it will be WI.ereaat Tlie l'iw nlf Itnanl of I'jh lV Inthe last Sunday until the first of atnirtion for MemImile t'mmlr. I'li>fi*ta. baa rarefullj ciaoiliirtl aabl |iellllim and baa anrerSeptember that there will be preach­ lalnml that more than twenty-fire |>er rent i.f the Jill) ipialtfleit rlertor* reabttoc wltbln ing or Sunday school services held ns >*t,l Mperlal l i t M.tneil IM.Irb'l No 3. |0*l#-hl) it has been a custom to hnvc n vaca­ Cminty. riotlila, bare .lci.n l .al.l (wtlHfiiiliiii!* 1 IInti, anti tion here each summer. WliffPlj •traction F«r HmiltPi!# Flnilila. lit«, by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpcning nnd rratiluthm f lilsf da> dclFftulft#d lt»at Im»u4« son, Carl, were guests Sundny nnd Itt IIm* Mll)t Of IJlI.IKMinO will hr miulrod for Ihe foflli 111 aild petlllntt, Jtid Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight wl.filt «rt ptiumffalrjl n#rehlit«¥i». aald hfluli In Itrar 1tile real at llie fate of all (iff rent Rnhbitt at their cottage at Oonmndo come to pirss as it -will bo a great ill i**£ itB ll jvef aiifiniti, Ifitem l ^ajald# benefit. Not a season passes but-the Bench. * mmill 11 1,4*101* to la* dated July la I* 11*21. and the* JifllirJjna| *jf Id l-tjvil* lo l«*nvmw nine add Mr. arid Mrs. Henry A. Ferguson, growers have great losses caused by luuaUr ttdrijr jrara aflrr the d lle ibcreufluck of sufficient drninnge. All prop­ WANTED SOW, Therefore, In fiumumro uf law. altd lit nnd family, of Richmond nvenue, left [»nr»naMrt* of * ro*iduttou of title Hoard tfda in their car Inst Thursday for their erty owners both men nnd women, WANTED—Young cow. noflrv la beffhy given that on Must b* ,day Ibe bib ilax of AttgUal. A. I» IU21. ati election former home, Parkton, N. C., for the are asked to sign on the datted line. fresh and good milker, J. II. Mai­ will l»e Itelil ar*d ll»e aaiue I* lA^rehj virvlrrcd to livid Itt S|*wlal Tak IMn-d f>l«Vrlr| ,N.». .1. Messrs. Bromley, Bledsoe, Chnpman, summer. mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfc lilt|odoi Seminole •TiHinlr. I'lorlda, to deter#Hi*-d ground* and fur the #itdu*iy# uaw o f Mr. nnd Mrs. A.,Corpany drove to Dutton nnd others ure busy, helping to ndur wrhe!lief of not llrere abaII l*e |Mt*rd by the put. IIf free w within aabl UperUI T i l NELSON for all kinds of the aald ^ e r ls l Tat fhli*adi tHattlH No 2, HrlamI (ilalrtri No. 3, Peiiiluule Loughmnn Inst Friday on n business make it come to pass. Every one is Cmittljr, Fhuid*# lllitcitui Kerultmle l'utility, I’ tiivlila, tinnd* 111 the prnrerd* «>f Ibe aald Umd taaua amtmrtllitg 31-tic Hu* piitii of glad to help such n public benefit In t*ear IntirNt at the In t^UUU.(N) tu In* uaed fur th# purpoaea W t rale of alt par cm l Id F*r rentl aimuui, birth In aald (wlHItm. ami to b f tipanded and Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. ifenloy, of Cel­ along. The canal will drain 7,000 WE WANT a Indy or gentleman agent Intrfrat able Pend anil Hally i !**'*ida In lie dtabfiraed In a manner fullnwlng, tn w l(: dated July.lat, lU2t; the i»rlnvli»j|l of **fd l*>nda ery nvenue, arrived home front At­ ncres, it is said. 1. $17,4VMt.no to W uaevl In building am) for the genuine J. R. Watkins Pro­ to le o tio i due and payable thirty year* after furnUhlng a *vImm»1 for white children at the dale thereof* «a l* provided for In that lanta on Friday from a two weeks Ila. ducts in Sanford nnd other vacant rerfain rw lulkiti llda day adopted by tbla 0*ledi*. 2- IJ.tMRi.fRt in be uaed Itt enlarging and furstny at their former home. Two cf towns. A big opportunity for any I’tmnfjr lb*ard i»f l*«ibllf luatmctkm f*»r Semi- nlahliig a negro ***twai| at OtlriUi, f'lurlfla. nob* I'iwinty Florida. In wldHi aMd eb-rlbtti their neices accompanied them homo 2 iijm iim i lo I* e uaed fr*r the purrliaae of hustler. Write today for free sam­ j only fle*ae duty •pialirtiol rlerliifa wlai are furiitaidiig* nn»l Inrldetttala fur all aehoula with* frv-** IhiLW* residing wltbln aabl HjHeela I Tat for a visit. ple and free particulars of our won­ Hv|mmi| Idatrlvt Mu. 3 lllvledo) Neinliwde t'lriUk In »ahl Hjserlal fa % HUhtMid IHatrlrt, and W here aa 11 la the aetme, of I 1jIn 1Hoard that Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Prevntt nnd son Fbirbia. ahall entllled,In tote derful offer.—J. R. Watkins Co., G5 ly,Tlie ll vitjubl tie tfl the brat Intrreat nf Oiwclal T a i aald elfodlmi an urdvred lo lin e held all a II spent the Fourth at New Smyrna IHatrlrt N<», d In*lrdu|, Heudnute CtumMemphis, Tcnn. 44-4tp Iw held at the f*o|lln< jdave vrllbin paid N|te«iaj ly, Florida, to laaue Um>U In the aunt uf^ with Mrs. I’ revatt's people. Althcia TTl* Sf)H8r| IMatrlrl So, d, tOvletlo) Heudnola 000.00, the pruceevla lirefro f Id la* uaed and -triKXTM WANTED—Watklna Ruimiirr Ditiika. romtty* Ktorlda* wliftr' tb# tail general alee* #V|iended Id the maimer and for the purjHWra Curry accompanied them home for a Walklu* fuuMintU Oil Khattipun and a Idg thin a i l held. Ihruttglioul aald dtatrlvt, to wit: m a^alsM of hot witir an* phoopnato provanta lllnaaa and kaopa us fit, Ai prerlnn Jfn. 5, and I1«p •aid elerijon* ahall lietlield in Hrnitdliner wllli law, and thw InP|*ee|nra and elerka o f the tillin g place ahall make prnrnfd return It* the County lbmrd of I'lildh1 Inatnirtloci for Kendnola County, rb*rlita, Itumvdlslr Iv after the aald alert lull and* the tabulation vt th* tot# |«dlad. and lh# iVunty Hoard o f Ctihllr loairurthoi for rMuiltiol# Cutiiitr. Ftorida* will he In at»eelal meeting at 10 LOU MAt.l*—Twu young rowa, froth, good, rnIlk* rr* and trfy gm tle Impilrr of k f i a ■l|tr> 4»*rk*rk A, II. «4i the llttti day o f Attgual, A. It. ^aolll^, tXj,, ClrneTa. JA-Ttc II»2l, to Foret*e tlie return* of the aald election and t** delerodlie and Certify (he reaulta Cliefyvjf. FOR SALE— Good farm mule in good 'I be fidluifltig named are hereby ap|a*lulnl designate*] aa Clerk and ln«pec!r»ra to Ih»|i| condition.— M. Fleischer. ll-2G-tfc ami mot nOiiart the aald election at the polling place or pretine I nametl, to wit: At iTet Inet So. R, {(Ivledo) Foiling 1‘lice, Celery Seed’ Just arrived, laattfort'a Hifre ed direct from France. In l l - ’.ll. Mecall, ftteen Sr loon’ , J. It. In* •jM.iurB, amt It. W. Lawton, Cletk. Vilmorin sealed packages All i*f wtitrh la done and ordered by the Cmin* ty Ibkard of |fvihllr tnatrurlbui for HemInote and see us.—The L. Allen i CtKinly* Florida. In regular aeaalwn Sanford, Fla. Ihla the 9tb day nf July. A. I». It»2l. I\ r . IIAIIIU80N, 1 OutlrnMti, p o ll SALE— No. 817 West C. A. PAI.LAH. T. XV11,1.1 A MS, Eight rooms and bath. I County * Hoard o f l*ublle Instruction for IkmliMde (Xwttjr* I’ lorlda. nf](j write box 782, %Ulewt: Una o f » f » r Id7 fdhar Quality lln M l aro Mg a**llrra. \X> w*nf a lady or r m lh m in agrut In Hanftiftl and olhaf vatant rlllro. W rllv to«lwjr fur f i w aNiuph* and part leu lira. J It. Walk In* l i i „ til. AtrmpliU. T**nn. 47-ftp Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owen, of Mt. Dorn, were callers at the Ellsworth home on Bcnrdall avenue Sunday, It would be much ensler to tell of SAYS A GLASS OF HOT WATER those who stayed at home the Fourth AND PHOSPHATE PREVENTS than those who went away because * ILLNES.y AND KEEPS practically everybody went some US FIT. where. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wiley Wilson, of Just ns coal, when it burns, leaves Cameron City had another daughter behind Incombustible ashes, so the born to them a few days ago. food and drink taken day after day EaBt Sanford- friends will be inter­ leaves in thfe alimentary canal indlested to know that Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. gestible material, which if not comJ. Mulligan hnvc gone to Green Covo pletely eliminated from the system Springs to mnkc their home. Mr. Mulligan will to’ manager of the each day, bucomes food for the mil-. Southern Bell Telephone Company at lions of bncterin which infests the bowels. From -this mass of left-over pjn< thdt place. 1. I*l!|t, | R l w l Mrs. Frnnciq McDougal Swarfon is waste, toxins nnd ptomaincliko poi­ Von x ifiE—is*ii) nioi **«ri S K tfllf/ (<l lltHhl. »iu** (S*rt| nf It*,,! I - ' 41) at homo from the Hot Springs, Ark., sons nre formed nnd sucked into the .Mrk /.-(l*i(i *n. . *___ y IOI( SAI.II - W ill* W fin ilallr itilrt.n*, hospital where she is trnining for a OK DEM TO HOLD AN FLECTION IB SFECit Mailin'* llrral •train*.—W. II. IAL TAX SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. J, (OVIEgraduate nurse. She will be hero for Men and women who can’t get feel­ Altanmulr Sfolnr*. I'la. DO) SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. about a month. Her mother, Mrs. G. nuicist here; take n spoonful In a glass V ; a ‘fill!*, !>•• Irrfi |,rr**nl„l it, ing right must begin to take inside litCutnt) ll»ar<l uf I’nhtli- !u*trii,tl,*i fur "f water before breakfast for a few C. McDougal, has been quite ill for baths; Before breakfast each morn- J St>tt.|iB,k> 1 'mmlr, n..,|,la. utt Juoc Tib. IICII. NOTICE *lfu**l !•> liuur IItam t w r tit fflir |u-r rani uf days and your, kidneys willjthen act several weeks. in tf drink a glass of hot water withj tlir it ill* ■(U*l|f(r.| ulrrTur* r*-*ttllM(f wlltitn S (»c. There was some misinformation a teaspoonful o f limestone phosphate fine- This famous salts Is made from The G. I. A. to B, of L. E. have la) Tat Srl)i*i| |)|a(tlrl No. A, JOr l-.lnt Aatulnal* luilnlr, fk o l.li, aaktua ami i-llttouln * tliat an the acid o f gropes and lemon juice, printed in our East Sanford nows Inst in it to wash out of the towels the Hosed their regular meetings until •Union l*> l»M nllbln aalj S|*rlal Taa Krlw.il IHalrlrl Nu. :i H ).(*,(-,t KamliwU I'uanljr, riurlweek and wo will herewith correct combined with lithio, and has been previous day’s poisons and toxins, ar.d further notice. Soclnl meetings will tla, lo lUIrrmln* U r tjarailun a* to wtirllirr ur the same: R. B. Chapman has not used for generations to flush and to keep the entire ailmcnvkry c.inni be held on the second Tuesday o f each nut l»unl* In II* aim uf |3>,ikn.lQ MioII |# U*or,l Ity *al.| H|irrlal T *» K< lioul Dlalflrl No. stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to sold his BeardoU avenue farm and clean, pure, and fresh. \month at the homes of the members. S. (Orlribi) tba |irur«rtU tlm ruf lo loi tun I fur docs not wish to sell. The John Ilus|rtir|»_r uf aC|qlr|ns. iMillillns, rnlartlna. neutralize the acids In urine, so It no Those wbo arc subject to sick head- Will meet with Sister Lllja on Thurs- Hu* fnrnUlilm nr u itrrolrr |n-(,rur|na win*it buildSell farms have not any of theirt been in- • anil nrlAwt anmnda. and for Ibr rtrlnilra linger llrritates,* thus ending bladder u*r uf lb* (itiltlli- ft*-# arthniU o il bln Mill S(irrsold but they are for sale wo under­ weakness. tai Taa Kit .ml l>l*lrlrt No. 3. KroiltwU ('uanstand. The Harry Ward farm of. 15 tr, I'lortila. Jad Salta Is inexpensive; cannot InTl'i-rrfur# It# II Itranlrnl: T in t'an #Ur Iion acres on the west side of Beardall ave­ NOTICE or AFFUCATIOB FOB T A X D IZD ! »■»and lb# *au:» la li#r*l.» m lrm l loI* U*k! j ure» and makes a dellghtfull efferveaUNDER SECTION 17» OENEXAL BTAT* «*» Hal.t Kjiw-lal Tai Krlwol Dlairtrt No. 3 nue has been sold to E, W. Pot C(,nt lithla-water drink.— Adv. urra. law« or Florida iii«i#<.ioi s#n,in-)i# ronnijr. riorida. on o» nth Jackson, Mich. Mr. Potter ___ and*'aon quarter pound o f limestone phosphate • ■ • --------* <laj Uf Ans u*l. A. !», m i . lo ilaipniitn# «b*lie Nollr# I. Crtrbr sl»#n Ural Mrt. Sarah U. jr «r »of IL#r# .1.11 «# I-ur.l h / Sp#r|al Tai •zpect'to^'be here* and iairm the land ^rom the drug store and begin pracLawton. (>ofr|,a##r Af Ta* IXIIflrai# N*. 3r>3. Kduuil IHalrlrl No. 3, (O*l#tlo) KrmtnoW |Aau». . . . • ... _.* i_..n j _ u___ The Haight A Magee garage has thir^oridn^seison'snd btilld a home' jHrlnotiring intiimftl Internal ftunitAtinri; sanitation; This Will ilafbtl tb# Olh il*r of JolZ, A. D. IDIS,. ban ru#d JZD » H « . In It # atinor 330.000.00, lo •aid rvrt!fle«t(* lo mj offlrr, and hfef mad* ij>'**-r Inlarrol «| lli« inf# o f gig |«*r root <0 ninths many changes lf» the psst few ;on Beardall avenue. rcost_‘ very ‘ - little,- but is sufficient to |i!|p#tMi fur Ife* ilw l In !•*»# In ifinmlinr* Prt rontl p#y uptuitu. lMrrr*l iwriliV wml in Mr~and Mrs. Clarence Flower* and make anyone an enthusiast on the ** ML l«V. J**lil rortlflrfetfe vnibrarv* tb.» fol ImU t» b# ilfefrd July III, 1021, Bud lo wceks and the garage has taken bn a' young people, .of Celery avenue, and (subject.— Adv. ritified air. , The front o f the build­ Mr. and ’Mrs. I. D. Hart and party | -------------------- 7------ing has a new coat of paint, cmbellwere at Coronado bcAch .celebrating CLEARWATER, ^July 2.—The Inl»hcd with nAv signs, and the storage the 4th. t ■ tijun Beach Hotel, south of this city, department has. been beautified with . ,T! i u ' •” K*. b o n w lo te d . . lb . Youn* Wolated throughout East and South San. . . . ’ ford for a canal to be cut from Lake men’s Christian Association camp Jessup to Lake Monroe to drain the from August 1 t« 16, It has been an_______ ,...r _____ truck farms and .the large area of on- noupccd here. The camp will to for live* wire and demon- 1cleared land laying between and in girls of grade and high school age cures sores, the vicinity. This la Ahe third time from all Y. W. C. A. clubs in Pinellas ___________ ; there has been art effort 1o have this county. Mrs. Harriet .Byrnes, of Buy it with a Herald Want Ad, carried through ahd It is hoped it will Tampfc, will be director o r the qamp. 666 cures Malarial JFever. and ohjeeta aa.are hereinabove aet forth and fen la atalnl In aa|.| iwllltun Tkal It la Hut * Tl»*roffiro It** It It It.-ar>1 o f fuW le tlrtrnulnilkm o fltb f* Ififttfwthm fur tftniilnol# rimntjr. F k M a . that tl.e at.tn.inl of l..m!a rr-j.itrr-1 Uw [IV |inrp«M-« Mid libjvif * w l J ft Wald" jwtllli.n la lb* ■Util of I3UMMMI1 Ilia I (lie aald Utola aliatl tn*«r Inlrroat at Ihr ralr of *1 fkMf rout p#r fen* tiutu; iin* liilrnrH ui aabl Uuidi lo lo* payable *r ml •annually; raid l*jnd* tu lie datrd July l#t, IU2I, and l«* mature thirty yrarv after Ihr dale tbrrrfjf, and, H**t |b Further |tr*iltr|, That a iie d it rh-rilno tie btJd Ih wild Rfirrlal T»* Hehool Dietrlrt No, 3 (U tIo Iu ), Hemlnnlr rvunly, llnrldai In aW'ordmrr wllti !«ar, to detriruloe whether fir not (here ahall be Uannl by aald Hpeclil T a i tichoed DUtrlrl No. 3 (Ovledol, Herulnol# 1’oilnly, Florida, l»u»U a* are pro?bird for tn Ihla v™hitbMb and. He It Forther Ueeolved; Tlial llile roeoln* Hon Ih* putdhlinl In Hi# Hanford llrffehL ft K^napaper itnhUahod In Hemlrude Fouaty, Fkwld(« n il without laid JtpeHal Tfei flrhftnl Ida* trlrt No, .7, there losing no newepeper publlahet! within aald ftperlal Tat HsIokJ 1>i■ir1ct No. 3, i « • . r-k fur four «irr.'wlt» w.rk«. Till* mulalloti tdaolnl la rr*uLir «M*lan t (lir Cwinlf lloirtl uf l*uti!!r. Iiutrnrll*ia fur «\ l‘. IIAII III SON t'1wlninli, r . A. DA I t, AS. MIEtl T. WII.I.IAMS, Oumlf tloaol uf I'Bhtlr lu.lrarllua fur Htnlmlr (Vutoljr, ElurliU. Inala, anti K i f l f flH® H u tv tiiy to Hoard kinuui a VVWAAa ■AM.IUil 4 UVt CIRCUIT. IB AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIPA Halil# ,V. EoflUh. I'un|ilalaanl, TIIOMAll K. r..N(ll.lS||. tUf*n<lant. Tu Tt.ntuaa E. RnalUb; ll aeiwartns fnun an aWlJatll (IU.1 In UiI# ran## that lb# m ldfnf* of tb# tUffmlanl 1# n-)kntivB( tail Ibal ll I# IIh li#]|*r uf afnasl lh#t lb* it,r#n,lanl I, u*#f i.rnlf-mi* frara of . •a# ami |bal lb#t# la on |>#rwa la ll># Htat# nf Fb^lila Hi# aarrlr# nf a Mbpo#aa upoa *eal4 bln.I th# Mill daf#m!aut. Tb#r»fofr, job. THomaa R, Knfllah. ar# bar#, b j , r#.|nlml uo lb# lat >taj of Au,u*l. A. I), 1D31. t# aepaar to lb# Mil o f ounplalfll m#U ? aralaat JUB In mb) ran##. o(b#rw!a« a J**r#» |i*n m nln*. «t|| bn ##i.i tUI# h# ralrml aialoat Sy— a - l - W . . r " . ^ 3 ^ tt la fnrltar nnlara.l that aabl rnlllr* b#*pabIUtu*l In III* Katlfnnl IMraU, a n#*rtpan#r pnb’ labotl Is s#mlouI# 1‘uaatj, Flotilla, for four n«a#rnlt*r n##ka. * Wlln*M uij lianj ami »#*l uf lb# abo»# »tal#4 rwift on tbD Tib ilaj of Jnlj. A. I». I«3I. • IHKALI K. A. DOrOLAlU. ll#f* Clrrall Court. , Hr:. V. R. IMM IM.AHS, D. u JOHN n. LRONAMI1Y. . Sullrlhir amt nf iVmnwl fur lVia(ilaliua| CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED AND CLEANED at your home or wo will call for and deliver.—Hamilton# Reach Electric Carpet Washers used. Phone 560, S17 East First 8treeL 82-fltp 4G-2tp �THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1921 . Notice lo bereb/ (leas that we. tbo «»deralgued Incorporator*, intend to appl/ to 111* Excellency Cary. A. Hardee, Ooremor of tbo Btalo of Ftorida, at Tallabaasoo. Florida, ea tbo lltb da/ of Jnl/. A. D. I M , or aa moo thereafter n we cia be beard, for Lotten Pat­ ent to be loaned to tbo HASH-LINK ABSTRACT NOTICE OP INCORPORATION CORPORATION, of which corporation tbo folNotice li bereb/ xlren. that tbo undenJrsad lowlof abaII bo tbo Artlclaa of Incorporation. Intend to appl/ lo the Honorable Cor/ A. Har­ ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION dee. Gorernoc of the .Slate of Florida, at TalOF labatoee, Florida, on tbo 12th d a / of Jo)/, A. NASH-Lnrx ABSTRACT CORPORATION P. i n i , for I-etten Patent Incorporating ARTICLE L AUTOMOTIVE SOPPLT OOMEANT Tbo aim* of tbla corporatkxi aboil be MASHunder the follow Inf proponed ebarter, tbo orifInal of which U now on file to tbe office of LINK ABSTRACT CORPORATION, and IU princlpil place of bailneaa aboil be In Bi■ ford. Semi­ Ibo Secratar/ of State at Taliabaoaee, Florida. nole fount/. Florida- Tba alid corporation m i/ A. B. CORNET, beet office# elerwberi la lb* State of rioridi N.-E. W . HINT BUNK. aa b / Ita business me/ become preraai ry «r J. N. NCHWEBBS. • PROPOSED ARTICLES OP XROORPOEATION expedient. OP AUTOMOTIVE SOPPLT COMPART We, -the andenigued. bare afreed to aaeoclala oareelrea, and do bereb/ become associated, for the parpom of formtn* a bod/ politic mod cor­ porate. under and b / rirtoa ef the lawa of the State of rtorida. and do bereb/ adept tba folproperty in tbo Oonatioa of Seminole. M e and Volusia, and aucb other Oonatle* u may be here­ after determined a poo far commercial purpose, and to fuaronlea and loanre til lee U roil place of builneee mall be at Sanford. Florida, erty In Mid Seminole, Lobe and Tataria bat It may bare and Mtabllab neb other place# Ilea, rtorida and rack other Oanntlae nn _________________ ______ driermlned open. To_______ purchai t»t* of baatntH aa tbo Board ef Directora m e/ from bereafter and Omni/ and Municipal tax aala certlflcatee time to time determine. tn Ha own behalf and u exeat far ether perARTICLE I. Tbe general nature of tba boalneM to be noo. peraoM or corporatloM. and wll And assign the aame for profit or to obtain tax deed* trtniecled _ _________________________ ~ — 1 end (Ad u_ comdoetad by Mid corpora~tie* Ibecron. To buy and Mil mertfafM. atarka, ■ball be m follow!, to-wit: bonda and other eecwiUee and ta own and con­ To aoiolrt, buy, aura, aril, manaractura and Athene lee deal In aalomobllM, aslomobito litre trol the aine. To buy, MO, make, m o tlm *. end automobile acceaiortee ef all kind* and do- leaar, uanatr. control or otberwUa operate abocrlptloa; to buy, aell and deal In palate, otto, atract book, or abatract pliata for profit tn tba Iaeolloe and other molar feel; lo own. MUbllab, Conn ilea of Seminole, Lake and Votuala and maintain and operate (ara/ra and automobtto each other countli tn tbe State of rioridi aa repair abopa for tbe repair and •toraxe of anto- may hereafter be driermlned open. To ewa, moMlea and other eehlclee; to own, eetabllab, buy. Mil. leone, morlgsg* or- olher-wUe Mrooduet and maintain atoraca batter/ aerrlca cumbrr root end poroonel property la tba atata ■tatlona, paint abopa for tba palattoc and ran- of Florida. To art u Troeteo for ladlridaoU orattnt of automobile# and ether ▼thlrlte, and or corpora Ilona, ta aiacuta trnata, and in act TUlennlxlnc ptonte for the rtbulldlni of auto­ m Ei ecu tore of WllM tad AdmlnUtnter of mobile Urra; to fro trail/ ao/ice In, rooduet and carry on tba buafnoM of dealer* to all kind* of fooda, wire* end mercbandleo or ev­ ery clean and deerriptlaa; to . acquire, own. Legal Advertisements ■Your police department will give your home and your business better protection. ■You can travel to and from work independ­ ently, comfortably, swiftly, and safely. •You can pass anything on the road if you wish. You can take her along on every trip and outing. nr cxsouit ootm i o r m u t u h nr. S ia m circuit o r Florida, um aoLX oountt Georr* Gelnr#, Complainant. ' TO. Jennl* Oil d m , Defendant. , CITATION To Jennie Gi Is m , pl»M of r«#ldaar* i i U m i : Too »r» berth/ ordered to bo and appear be­ fore our Mid court it tbo Coart Hou*# Id Bi d ford. Florid,. la tbo iboro entitled m o m on tbo ttrat Moodar io Annul, 1821, tbo n u being tbo flrot day thereof, rod ■ ruto da/ of this Court, to BDiwar tbo bill of oaapUlot fUod birotn afalnat too, oho tbo aim* win bo taboo u con tr i a d tod followed b / appropriate do­ Distributors o f Henderson and Excelsior Motorcycles FLORIDA ORLANDO C apt Pagenhart Hurt, Car Struck By Engine in Suburbs of Daytona (From Tuesday's Dally) EXPECT TO MAKE CHANGES IN CAMP AND GIVE BOYS A CHICKEN PILLAU. {From Tue*4*jr'# Daily > The Sanford Rotary Club at their meeting today decided to give the Boy Scouts a big time one week from next Thursday, at which time the Rotarinna will go with the boys to the camp on Silver lake, help them to build n be.tter dock, screen the dining room and make other needed repairs on the house nnd clean up the place generally and put the camp In flratclnss condition for the Boy Scouts to use. They also pledged themselves to buy two good row boats for the Boy Scouts t use on the Inke. At the clean-up day the Rotarians will give the boys a chicken pillnu. The Davis-Dcklc Cigar cotnpany of Tampa, through Manager Campbell of the Vldez Hotel, ndded a nice box of cigars to the menu nnd the Rotarians enjoyed the dinner nnd after-dinner, cigars, while they sang songs of Ro­ tary between the courses in the menu. Even though the summer vacations are cutting down the Rotary attend­ ance the spirit uf Rotary keeps the members on the job, and the work among the Boy Scouts Is only one of the many enterprises thnt will feel PEACEFUL F O U R T H SAKE AND SANE FOURTn IN SANFORD YESTERDAY Capt. C. A- Pnganhart w h s Imilly injured yesterday oji the railroad crossing in the suburbs of Daytona. He had the Pell family in his car nnd just ns he reached the East Const Railway crossing in Daytona saw an incoming freight train almost on him and just as happens many times his engine stnlled on the track. The oth­ ers in the car jumped but Capt. Pngnnhnrt stuck to the ship in nn endeav­ or to move, the car .before the engine struck him. He was unsuccessful and the nuto was carried o ff the tracks and thrown to the side of the road and Captain Pagnnhnrt Rustnlned many bruises and the extent of hia injuries had not been obtained fast night. He is now in Dr. Kloek’s hos­ ford. In the County of Hrmlnule and Htate of pital ut Daytona nnd his condition is rtorida. on till. Ihe 71ti .fay of Jane. A. I) IU21 'SEAL) I.EOLA I'OWEll.. said to bv better today and he will re­ cover. On account of Cnpl. Paganhart’s age his many friends went greatly alarmed nhout him yesterday on hearing of the accident but it is SPECIAL MEETIMO OF STOCKHOLDERS Oeceofi, Florida, Jane Sth. 1631. hoped thnt he is not internally injur­ Is hereby xlren U)*t by direction of ed and thnt he will soon be able to be tb*Notice Iloird of Dlreclorm o f the Derrola I’yprm Company a tperlal mrellnjr la hereby called to out again. l-e held on tiie IBlh day of July, A. D. 1821, at 10:00 a m. at tbe office of the Company "It Looked I.lkr n Itattlcfirld in at Oareola. Florida, for the purpose of rnilny •>n the question to Increase tbe capital stork of Europe," Hnid Mr. C- Dunsler the Company from $730,000 (vt to ll.ovyooo no (be aulborliatlon of the laauaai-e of preferred "Wns staying at a hotel in a small by slock to the amount of $300,(IpO 00 to to rlded Into 3,000 share*-of tbe par-value of Pennsylvania town. Early one morn­ $100.00 etch, and to fix tb* relstlre rlxht* end ing 1 went to the stable to biro n rig prirllpye* of tbe aherr* of common stock and Ihe aliarea nf prtfrrred elock of arid company, and was shown a pile of dead rnts and to prnrlde the method by which aald addi­ killed with RAT-SNAP the night be­ tional allirr* of preferred atock aball be dis­ posed of by the corporation. fore, Looked like a battlefield in And. alao to Amend Article Ut of the Chap­ ’ and Article* of Incorporation of tbe com, Europe.*1 Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25, pter in / *0 lh$t aald Article HI ahall conform to Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hard­ Ibe term# of tba Incresi of capital atock and Ibe rondlllun of euch Incresi and the rrlillee ware Co.— Adv. rlsbl! of Ihe common and preferred atorkboldera. GGG cures Chills nnd Fever, If nations would devote a little more energy to building friendships, Yesterday was one of the- most Bnfc they wouldn’t need bo many of the and sane Fourth of July days that other kind. Sanford has ever experienced. Those who romnined in town thought they NOTICE TO CONTRACTTORS were in a cemetery so peaceful was the day and so few people were on the Scaled bids will be received by the streets. Everyone who could get building committee of the Sanford Rod •way was "somewhere in Florida," & Gun Club for th.* building of a club and the parties at the springs nnd house 60x120 feet, ot Sanford, Fla. lakes and those who went to Daytona PlanB nnd specifications may bo had •nd New Smyrna just aboub took at the office of the secretary, 116 Park •way the entire population. While ev­ Ave., Sanford, Bids will bo opened at erybody had a good time, the older 8 p. m., on Friday, July 1st Com­ ones, as usual, were very tired today mittee reserves the right to reject any and expressed themselves, as usual nnd a‘d bids. on the Fourth of July. Next year It W. M. HAYNES, should be arranged for a big day in D21-28-W Secretary, Sanford—something we have not had here In many, years. Aside from the Atlantic ocean, there is nothing more in the various resorts than could bo noiii** 11 nervpy firm (hit j , 12. Minft m f * obtained in Sanford and Sanford peo­ rhetor of City Tax OrtlMrste No.* 23B, dalrd tb* 1st day of April. A. D. 1811, ht* Mled aald ple should begin to think about enter­ certificate In my office, ami baa mad# applica­ tion for tax deed lo Issue tn arruntsnr* with taining the thousands next year. law. Slid rffttOrati emfafneM lh« followtnjc There Is no excellence without great laboe, but thero is plenty of labor without great excellence. • » described pro|>erty •llaated In tbe City of Senford. Kemlnulr County, Florida, low ll: fnt 20, Blenllford'a Add.. Ttie aald land being attssid *t lha date of Ihe Issuance of each rortlflcat* In Ihe nemo of 0, II. Braswell, IJnlrw Mid certifies!* shall to redeemed according 10 law (ax deed will tine thereon tm (ho ath day of Aognet, A. D. 1821, WIIm m my official alfnatur* and *#*! thto tbs 1st day of Jaly, A. 1 ), 1831. E. A. DOUGLASS. Rub-My-Tlsm for Rheumatism. ,«Mt< elect a I'realdent; a Vlce-I'resldenf, a Becratary and Treaaurer. On* person may bold Ike _ Secretary ~___ __■ —and -------------------. Tbe office of _both Treasurer. The person* wliopersons who. era to L rondect ----e . . tbe --- ---------baelneaa ------ ef this rorportttoo corporation ta aa It* ttmpor*ry temporary offlctr* officera until anUI thli the Directors are elected at tbe first annual meetl'nx" btreinaftrr protldmee IInf of lhe tba etockholdare stockholder# bm lnaflrr prorid­ ed for shall be George B. Neab, President: W . R, Link, Vlce-Preeldeirt; E. 3R^Baker, e -« a k e q Secrour^ r-.-ldrirt: B. wbo, tofTtli** ^Wlth B. O. Wee, •hell “ roerillale the Board ef ___ _____ ___ first snnoil meeting of the The stockholder* ahall be held on the Second Toeeday In January. A. D. 1823, and inquaU/ theretflir on the Second Tueeday In January of each nd year, be ■■4 **1 lerery it*/ X e— • ■ aoch meeting — — n-'w ■to — — held at. the principal office of Ui* corporation *• Sanford. Florida. ARTICLE VI. The big brat amounl of Indebtedneo* or lia­ bility to which Ihle corporation can at any time subject l l i l f to On* Hundred Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollar*. ARTICLE VII. The i * l of thla corporation ahall be a clrcu* Hr Impreulnn and bear In (he center the words "Corporate Beal" and around tb* circumference "NASn-LINK ABSTRACT CORPORATION. 1821." ARTICLE VIII. Names, real denere and lubecrtplton of Incorporalnra: Nu. of Residence Hharea Nam* .Orlando. FI*.................. ISO Geo. B. Noah... OrUedo, FU..................100 W. R. Link...-. Sanford. Fta. .................ISO R. C. 11uraid ale, Orlando, Tla. ................. 10 E. 8. Hiker____ GEO. S. NASII. W. R. LINK. R. C. BURN8DALE. E. fl. WEV. E. ft. BAKER. STATE OF FLORIDA, COUNTY OF ORANGE: On thU day peraooally apt-earetl before tn# Geo. H. Nash. W. It. IJnk. R. C. Ilumadale. F.. H. Baker. E. S. Wetr, well known to me to he the persona who executed the foregelng char. ter and aeierally. earh for blm ilf abd not '« ! tbe oilier, acknowledged Ibat be eie.-utel Ihe •ima for tb# oar* and imrimvi Ibetelu eapregard. Witness my bind and official i l l it Orlando. O'snxe County, Florida, (till ibe 3*Mb -toy of April. A. D. 1821. , (Notarial Seal) W. J. HORAN, ' Notify FnbUe, HUte of Florida, at I a r/e. My Com minion eiplrea Beptemler 20. IU2I, Cl 3tc In tb* Circuit Court of the Seeeatb Judicial Cir­ cuit e f th* State e f Florida, County af Seminole NOTICE OT SALE. II. NQTICE o r A r r LI CATION FOR TAX DEED UNDER SECTION $71, GENERAL STATUTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA Nolle* It hereby (lata that C. A. Palmer pttrcbiaer of Tax Certificate No. 147, Oat cl lb* '-’ml Ray of June, A. II. 1D1B, baa file,! aald cer­ tificate In my office, sad haa mad# applica­ tion for tat ileeil to laans to accordance with l»w. Bald’ certificate embrace* tbe followlnf described properly rilneled In Hemlnol* county, Florida, to-wlt: All W. of Bt. Johns rlrer. Sec. SO, Twp. 18. It. S3. B. IS acre*. Tb# aald land beinf attested at lb* date of th* Issuance of ■urb certificate In th* name of Unknown. Un­ to** said rsrtlflcafe (ball to redeemed acoordInf to law tax deed will l i a s thereon cm th* 32nd day of July, A. D. 1831. Wltaraa my official ilfuatur# and toll tbl* th* ltlh day of Jane, A. II. 1821. (BEAL) D. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Doan. Seminole County, Fit. « -« t e ny A. $1. WEEKS, D. 0. NOTICE o r AFFUOATIOH FOR TAX DSXD UNDER SECTION 171, OENZRAL STATUTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA • * Nolle* to hereby glean that D. W. Short, parch a ir of Tax Certificate No. 17V, dalrd th# 2nd dajr1 of Jano. A. D. ISIS, haa tiled said rot. tlftcal* la my office, and t u mad# appllcatlaa for tax deed to lin o In accordance with tow. Bald certlflcal* amhraro* tba following d*orrlt>td- property lltaated In B#mlnol* Coonty, rtori­ da. to-wlt: Beg. BE. tor or Jiaap and W. Lake Ae#„ run 8 18* ft.. E SS3.M ft., N 18S ft.. W 833.M ft.. Bee. 32. Twp. 20 8. Itanf# 30 E. 3 acre*. Tbn said land being s a i l ed at tb* data of th* IMas nr* of such rorUflral* In the name of Unknown. UnlrM aald rortlflcat* aball to redeemed arcordlnf lo law tax deed will to­ la# lhrreaA On th* 32nd day of Jan*, A. D. 1021, WltneM tny official alfnatur* and Mat tbl# th# 14th day of June. A. D. 1821. ' (SEAL) R. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk circuit Coart, * Hemlnol* County, Fla. dl-etc By A. U . WEEKS, D. 0. For office supplies, stationery, ate, come to the Herald office. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEKINOLR COUNTT.— IN CHAN CERT CITATION Virginia Coney, Complainant, r*. n . n. Coney, D*f*ndaul, To 11. n. Coney: It app**rlng from M iffldarlt filed In this cstu# by tb# complainant that you, H. B. Gooey, art a toaldant of Sanford, riorlda, 'end that you hays been absent from tb# Slat* of Florida, for moro than *1x1/ day* M il proceed­ ing th# dsto o f tb* application for tbl* order ot publication, nnd that your last known place of sojourn w n Atlanta. Georgia, and that there to no perron In the Slat# ot Florid*, lb* Mrrlro of a subpoena upon whom would hind yon. Therefore, thto to to rob mend you. n. D, Con#/, to personally' be and appear before our •aid Circuit Oourt, at Ranfocd, Florid*, on. th* lltb day of Jnl/, A. D. 1821, lo mak* answer to tha bill of complaint this day filed against you by th* complainant la this cause, otherwise ■aid blit of complaint will be taken os by you renreused. It U further ordered that this nolle* to pub­ lished In tb* Sanford Herald, a ntwapsper pub­ lished In ftoirord. Florid*, one* a week for four rooeoenllT# weeks. . WITNESS my- hand end th* seal or lb* ’ Cir­ cuit Court of tb* Rerantb Judicial Circuit of rtorida. In nnd for Semtooto Ooanly, on this th* 8th d*r nr Jan*, A. D. 1S21, (SEAL) $L A. DOUGLASS. Clerk of Urn O m i t Oourt, ____ SaAluoto County, Florid*. OEO. A. ItoOOTTRS, Ho11cl tor aod of CouomI fat Complainant. U-Mc. „ . north n r of T » i Certifies i* u l Sod di / of Jane, A. I) inig " certifies!* la to/ office. , 1 1 “ ®*d 2 cation for tax deed to le a n .i .“M B*4t l u certifies i* ■atlaated 1^ t/, rioridi, towlt: H lt i „r iL -:-u.*n<‘ *>■ « « « , 8*Hkaoeoeed at the dato'oT m . f VXIS. tAW! or plorou ir&cjz n i . u u wnn.Vu’ u1! ! ' 4 Notice to haraby Etna that Rnttor Curie It, 5-rbanar of Tax Certificate No. 333, dated tba *°f*t'*” *^i*h * cerod•* re**wUh* t0i u ) j S cete embrace, the w i m U f oZiriZ^J^ •ttailed In Semlaola $523* U l i t lad 2 Ehraju Rob .pit o f SEtt 8m. I. Twp. 30 S r X .IT IL ? * * l •ild l.nd brief Ti l *1* * 8 *. S l T j ^ ’ f ” fh mUnc,‘* » the •>*•’ •<*|J Aloo Tax Certificate Ne. 3NI d i d da/ of Jam. A. D. -IBM. arid'cem nJ}? ** bcacea the fotlowtnr J------ - ___rofleala m da/ of June, A. D. ISM. laid Cerllfii-.7? ZT braroa tba futowlac doorrlbod proper In Seminote Count/. Florida. t*V|,. of W « of NSU " f SBU & See- 1, Twp SO Raoxo 80 B, The ..Id b elu earned at tba data or Iba toMalJS ■deb certificate lu the name of p " Alan Tax Certificate No. 3M1. d.tod tto u ot ,»• »*W- Mid C e r t m e u S brarro tbo foltowU* d ie d bed propertTdtoi lo Semtooto Count/. Florida towlf tS 0, Bran** flab-DIr. of WH of NSU of «»« Sec. 1. Twp. 30 S., Rani. M ^ land beta* iee e.n l tt tbe date of tbV w IN CIRCUIT COURT, TTH JUDI 8 ERIN OLE COUNTT, I K nr cmancert wife Hattie Oerard, tbe unknown heirs of A. It. Gerard or of hti wife Haiti* Oerard; John TurnsIL, Catherine, Tarns 11, bto wife, tba un­ known legatee* tod deriseM under tbe last will end testament of John Turaell, or hto wife aod testament of John TUrnell, or bto wife Catherine Turuell, end the unknotra belts of John TunutI, and or hto wife, Cathar­ ine Turuell, Defendants. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS. TO A. It. OERARD. AND HATTIE GERARD, HIS WIFE, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN: TO JOHN TUnNBLL AND CATHERINE TURNBI.L, HIB WIFE. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN: It eppeartof by tba aworn bill of complaint Bird herein against you that you hare or claim to bare come Interest In tbe following described land In Seminole Count/, Florida, to-wlti l-oti Fire (3), and Heren (T), Block E, of BL Gertrude Addition to Baoford, Plat Book 1, nags 112-117. aa recorded In Seminole Count/ Rec­ ord*. You are therefore hereby required and ordered lo be end appear before our Circuit Court at the Court House In Sanford, Florida, to tba First klonda/ In Anguat. 1831, bring tha 1st day ot said month, then and there to mtke an­ swer to the hill of complaint herein filed efolnet you, and therein fall not. rite sold bill will be taken aa confeased agalnal you. followed by final decree. It la further nrdered that this notice be pub­ lished In tbe Hanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ lished la Seminole Count/, Florida, one* each week for eight ronaecallt* weeks. TO ALL I’ ARTIIM CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DEHCRIRRD: Under A. II. Gerard. Ilaltl* Oerard. bla felt*, •nd John Turnell. Catherine Turnell. hi* wife, NOTICE OF SALE 12-tllc # ftren tbit f» NOTICE OF APPLICATION POR TAX U*DER SECnOR m , OttERAL t r i ? * Ilibed our* eacb week for twclra weeks In tbe Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Httnlnot# (Monty, ______ ' — -----------7. Florida. Don* ead ordered tbl* lb* 23th day of May, 1821. (Clerk’s Beal) E. A. n o u n LABS, Clerk Circuit Coart, Seminole County, Fta. BICKINBON A DICKINSON, Solicitor* for Complaints. •• WILSON, President. P. J, FEtTNEil, Secretary. F. (From Tuaaday'a Pally) “ Hend-IT-OFF"— ENERGIZE— NOW, corporation may be pn/able In. loaned or need for the parchaae of property, elthrr real or peraunal. or for the payintat of labor or aerrlcee, at a Juri ralaatIon thereof, to be determined by tbe Board of Dlreclnro. ARTICLE IV. Thti rorporillnn .hall continue and hare fall power lo rierclee Ita corporate rlibls and fran­ chisee for a period of nlnely-ntna year* from and after tbe commencement of Ita roeporata cxlxtenca. ARTICLE V. The l-ielneea of tbla corporation aball be condarted bj the fatlowlot officer*: a I’ rraldepl, a Vlce-I'realdenl, a Secretary and TrtMnrer. wbo may 1-e one and tha earn# peraon, and a Board of Direct ora. of not leu than three, nor more thin fltc peraonx. who moat tie riotkboldera. Until the ft rat meeting of the ilocbholden, hereinafter prorided foe, the officer# of tbla corporatl«n aball Iw: A. 11. Cheney, freeIdent: N. E. W. fllelrtink. Vlre-Drreldent, and J. N. Bchwerra. Secrelary and Treasurer. Tba Board of Dlreetora ahall he A. It. Cheney, N. B. W. Sl.trunk and 1 N. Kehweeni. Tlie flrxt or nrxanlaation meeting of the atockbnldete ahall be held In lb# Ctly of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, on the IBtb day of July. A. D . IP3I, foe the parpuee of a.lopttng by law* and completing the orgaaltatlon of thla cori«oratlon, and alao for tbe porpoM of electInf aucb officer* of tbe corporation a* are hrrelnshore prorided for. and thereafter, tbe annual meetini of the atockholdrn uf Ihle cor(■•rallon aball be held on the first Tueeday tn July of each end erery year. . ARTICLE VI. Tt-e Idxhret amount of Indabtednea* or llabtlIty to whtrli thla corporation ahall subject Uoelf^ •ball l-e an amount not to eaceel tba amount of the cipltal atock of thin corporation. ARTICLE VII. The names and residence# ot the ■utwcrtblnx Incon-oraiora. and amount of the rapMal atock •tihacrllieil by each are aa follows, to-wlt; A R. Cheoey. Augusta, Grorxta ..........2P0 share* N K, W. Hlatrunk. Hanford, FI*........ 23 share* J. N. Hrhween. Ranfocd. Fla............. l .hare IN WITNESS WIIRREOr the aplwcrlhlnf In corpnraton hare hereunto i t their hand* on IMa tbe 7tb day of June, A. II. 1021. A It, CHENEY. N E. W. BtSTBlINK. J N. BCHWEKItB. STATE Of FLORIDA, COUNTY OF HKHINOt.B. »a I IIEIIEUY CERTIFY that on tbla day l». fore me peraroaliy appeareil A. It. Cheney, N. E. W . Hlatrunk and J. N. Hchweera, to me well known to he the persons named In ami who •uUi-TiM-I 'heir name* to (he foregoing article* of Incorporation, and they did irerally ac­ knowledge l-efore me Ibat Ihey eiecnted the •am* for the purposes therein eipreaee-t. WITNESS my hand and official sea! at Han ARTICLE IT. Tbe corpora Hon .ball extol perpctn.Hr, ARTICLE T. Tbe bualneaa of tbe corporation obeli b e ‘ can ,—1 U. beinf M rneb certificate tn tbe nim. of ,'„.t* u »e« M * "■ w U certificate ah“ ^ rU ^^T * £ ' Inf to liw tax deed will i i n l i t '® * '’ lt U fortbrr ordered that tbla order bo pub* 30»b d a / o f J n l/, a . d to n '^er**# aa o Wltneaa m / official algnatnr* . u tlihcd to tbo Buford It are Id, a newspaper publlabod to . Seminole Oouot/, Florid!, ooco n e t “ (SEA^t^ °f iaat‘ A » >«1 * (SEAL) ®- A. DOUaLAM week for eU tt couoecetlro weeks. (lire* under at/ bind tod soil of Mid Ooort. 2 * » k Circuit ( w . Ihlo tbo 33th da/ of M l /, m i , (BEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS, 2 ± 1 ___________ »» » FAST--------- SPORTY--------- NEAT ECONOMICAL---- CHEAP— QUICK Get out and away into God’s own country. It will add years to your life and make you fit for more and better work. U N D I* ttCTTOIf Notice is hereby given thnt under nnd by vlrtune of that certain dis­ tress wnrrant nnd judgment nnd order of gale issued out of nnd under the seal of the County Judge's Court oi' Seminole County, Florida, in that pro­ ceeding or distress for rent in said court pending wherein R. A. Newman and W. C. Hill are plaintiffs nrtd II. II. Fleetwood doing business as H. H. Fleetwood & Company, is the defend­ ant, , the undersigned, will on Mon­ day, July 4th, 1921, at the storo'buildng in Sanford, Florida, lately occu­ pied by the defendant, nnd during the cgnl hours o f Bale, offer for sale and aell the following described property, or so much thereof as may be neces­ sary to satisfy the sum of $75.00 and costs, to-wlt: Stock of goods nnd fixtures, pur­ chaser to pay fo r title. Witness my hand. (SEAL) C. M. HAND, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida. By J. C. JACOBS, D. S. 44-3tc NOTICE TO EQUALIZATION BOARD. B Notice is hereby given that the tonrd of County Commissioners In and for Seminole County, Florida, will I’Tnkey0* ,n™ c* r,lf,M ,e in ,b» »»»a ef Aloo Tax Crrllflrata No. 30H, dried tto tn dxy of June. A. D. lfoi. „ n c * r tin « u * 2 Lea era the followlnf dewrltwd propertr ntui! rd In Betnlnole County, rioridi. to-w|t- S i 7 tn II, Bran*1 Fwb-Plr. of W<4 of wu w HBU. Bee. I, Twp. to 8, lim y, *n B n / j J land beinf aoaeased at the date of tha Uaaan of eneb certificate tn the name of J u Aloo Tax Certificate No. 2300, dated tto M tier of Jana. A. D. ISM. aald Certificate m brare# tbe followlnf deerrlbed property ottua. ed lo Remlnnle County, Florida, ttMrtf IM IS. Beane Sob.-Plr. 1-30 30. Tbe ..Id lVad to' Inf •teemed at the data of the lantara M ouch certificate In tba name ef R. Nettle A too Tax Certificate No. SOkS, dated the Mb day of Jaaa, A. D. IBM. told Orlinrtte am brace# tba folkrwtof deMrtbed property, t|tail­ ed In Remloole Cooaty, rtorMa. to-wlt! tot 13, Gratia' Bob.-Die. W% of NKl« of BKU he. 1, Twp. 30 B„ Raafo M B. The aald land to Ini tmeoaed at tha date or the laaoiaca M euch certificate In tbe name of ft A A. Jato •on. Afko Tex Certificate No. 20t7, dated Be Sth day of Jane. A. I). ISM. arid certtnetM •mbraref the followlnf deacrlhed property UV naled In Seminole County, /lorlda. towlt: lota IT nnd IS. Ream' Hub..Dir. of WH of NIU of REV, Sec. 1. Twp, 20 B., Uame JO f Tto •eld land belnx aaeeued at tbe date of the to •nance of aucb certificate In Ike name af 7. M. Bran*. Erana. Alao Tax Certificate No. 3<lia. dited tto Itk iy o f Jane. A. D. ISM. said Cerllflrai* eto brace* the following describe.] property attuaM In Seminole Ooonty, Florida, to-wlt: tot It, Erana' Soh.-Dtr. o f WV) of NE14 of Sltt, | Sec., 20 Twp.. 30 8. R. The aald land totog ■aneeml at the date or the Issnanre of atek certificate In the name o f J. M Eisna Aten Ter Certificate No. tldd. dated the M day or June. A. I). 1801. aald Certificate awhraree the followlnf deecrthed property altnatid In Seminole Coonty, Florida, towlt Lota It, 20 and 31. Erana Pnh Dtr Sec t Twp R tbHilh, Range 30 Eaat. Tl.e aatd land triif aaacied at the dal* of the laauanr* of nth certificate In the name of E, Allen. Also T a i Certificate Nn. 201A. date.) tbe ttk day nf Jane. A. D. ISM, said Certificate twbrace# the following deacrlbc.l properly limited In Seminole County, riorlda. towlt: l-et a , Erana- Sob.-Dir. of Wu, nf NEH of SEl|. Sae. I, Twp 30 8 . Range 30 E The aald land be­ ing aaaefid at the date nf the laettaare af such certificate In the name of J It. Etana. Aloo Tax Certificate No. lr.su, dried tto Ttk day o f June. A. D. 1880. aald Certificate f a ­ bric*# the follow lnf described property altmted In Seanlnola County, Florida, to-wlt: let 8 , Eran*' Snh-.DIr. W t) of NEl, of SE^, See. I, Twp. 30 8. Range 30 E The arid land halu aaareee.) at tbe dale o f the laioance'of rack certificate In the name nf R. Allen. Aton Tax Certificate No. 2019, dried tto Itk day o f June. A. D. ISM. raid Certificate etahrecra the fnltowlng dewrlt-ed pr-u-erty attoatad In Kemltuite County. Florida, to wit Iota 1$ to 30, Erana. Sob-Dtrof W 'j of NF.tiof SBU, See. I, Twp. 30 8. Range V) E Tie said lasd ttelng a a a ciid at the date of the Iwaiwt ef tucb certificate In Ihe name of J- U. Erase. Also Tax Certificate No. ITI8, dried Ik* 3rd day o f June. A. I). 1#0I. aeld eerllflrrit *•brecee the following deecrthed property altnated In Seminole- Coonty, Florida, to-wlt: let* tl xml "2 Rrxnx 8nh.-T>lr.. Sec, I. Twx SO 1 , Range 30 Eaat. Tl)e aahl land helng i w w d at the date of the IsinatVe of each certlflcsta In the name of E. Allen. t'nleew aald crrtlflcilee ahall be redeemed ac­ cording to law tax deed will I«#ue thejrea m the inth day of July. A. D. 1021. Wltneee my official algnalnre iij-J aeal tkle Ihe 2tth day of June, A. D 1821 iBEAl.) E A. DOUGLASS. • Clerk Circuit Oort. Seminole County. Fix. 4.VCIC Ity A. 11. WEEKS. D. 0 NOTICE or AFPLIOATION FOR TAX D E O UNDER SECTION $71 OENEBAL STAT­ UTES. LAWS O f FLORIDA 2ml Ray of Jttn#, A. D. 1819. h*i filed *»!« «*■ llftrat# In my office, end boa mad* •IN’ '1” tIon far tax deed to Ixaue In accordtoce wit* It* , field rerllftrat* embrace* tb* followlad described property *ll*aled In Seminole G™" ty. Florida. Imwlt: N $0 ft- lest *. Black W Chapman A Tucker’ * Aifd. to, Sanford. 7** •aid land brine a a n e d at the d*<# '" 'J r onanre o f each certificate In lb* name of 1 known. Uni*** said cerllflcal* ahaR b « . deemed aecordln* to law tax deed w'R thereon lb* 30tli day o f July, A, D- I#**^ W ltne*! my official alxnalur* and 1* 1 tbe 3tlh day o f June, A. $>, I 9 3 I -_ ..„. ISBAL) B. A. nOUOLA g . Clerk Clrcnlt Cow*Seminole Connl/. n*. 43-Atr By A. U. WEEKS. P. 0. NOTICE OF APPLICATION TOR TAX UNDER SECTION §7$ OENEBAL STAT­ UTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA, Nolle# I* berrby (Iren lb*t ,to parcb.ir of Tax Certlflcal# No. $Jps’? Snd day of Juo#. A. D. 1818, bat 71W **»' fJT tlflcsl# In my offlc#, and ha* Mon fo# tax deed to l*»o* to accordI nr# law. Bald certificate embrace* described property ollaated In Bemlwto W r iy . riorlda. (6-«rr: J(RU Of 27, Twp. 21 8., Ram# M Eari. 10 ^ Mid land Min* assessed at Uw **'• of ' « T •ttanre of *urh certificate In th# r*. I’reratt. Unl#M Mid c#rtlfle*t#^ahall •• "J deemed arcordlnf lo law la* 0*#d *•** thereon on th* 14th day of JalF* tkto Wllnesa my afflrial ilanitur* *»d *♦“ lb* Sth day nf Jan*. A. D. I0*1- ' . . « SSSSfSw. , Nolle# 1* hereby ftf*n thxt C W U ^ Ells# Hartley and Georgia , J * ^ r’0JJtffraU Concord ropietery. porcba**r* of IV* 1 t, l#cr7 No. 480. dated tto »rd day of kai ha* filed Mid certifiesl# to my oj^t*made appUcrilon for '** “ imbrarm rordanc# with law. Bald t ^ l l ^ r t * * Urn following described projwrty,*1' ^ - l ,misn Inote county, Ftorldi. t o - w l * - * 01 b.’ H * In SW. cor o f tot X So*. K .T V /. R L ^ J t , B. 1 ecru. Tbo Mid,land total ,, th* dmto of tbo tomtanro of "rortith# usm* of W . 8. ui flea I* aball to rodinwd •fc0*J1, . / Jf JaU. deed will iMua Iberoon oa Urn Hlh A, D. 1821. , , , M | thU WltneM my offlriri »»4 tb# 2nd day of J o m , A. h . / <“ **•> Try a Herald Want Ad today. * - c tii Scan �THE SANFORD W EEKLY I FRIDAY* JULY 8, 1921 M * _ _ During the period November 15, 1920, to June 1, 1921, inclusive, Sanford shipped 5,125 cars o f vegetables, the majority o f which were celery. Probably no farming section in „j • v ,, - - - - - .............. in ** w increase o f ™ dlAl«nal / a£dd*?t* ^ee2°“ year* The Atlantic Coast Line Rai^oad Company has a belt line serving the trucking tem tory. This belt line is nine ■and one-half miles long, with spurs branching off at convenient points for placement o f ca rsto be loaded byth e growers. Thispractically means that the fanners have the railroad running up to their back doors. In addition to this belt lme the railroad yard has = r ^ charges l ° r S^ f A by Ppr0J lmate,y Freight paid shippers m thiscars‘ section to May 15th total -over $1,950,000. Increased rates as o f the same date brought additional revenues to the transportation company in an amount over $800,000. ^;> A carload containing 350 crates of celery to New York pays $294.00 freight, $77,00 re­ frigeration, $11.15 war tax, or a total charge o f $382.65. Rate per crate, $1.09. The same car to Chicago would cost $229.25 freight, $85 refrigeration, $11.52 war tax, or $385.77 total charge, with a per crate rate of $1.12. - ' Some idea can be gained from these fig ures o f the revenue contributed to the railroads from this section, and why it is to the ’ co-operanything that will further develop this rich agricultural section. The increased rates paid this season represented the profit the growers would have received had this increase not become effective, The Interstate Commerce Commission rules that the p^rment o f these excess rates entitles the shipJW to preferred service, and the railroads are supposed to give from Sanford fifth and sixth morning delivery to New York, Chicago and Boston markets. the largest oriirinai icing icinir , Sanford boasts Doasra xne largest original station in the world, from which the refn gera^°r cara are iced before beginning their journey to the. large markets o f the country, During the present season the peak o f shippm g was reached m March when 373 cars o f celery were , iced and shipped in one week. The icing plant is privately owned and operated, as are gas, water and electric plants.* . Perishable products pay 52 per cent over first-class freight rate and in shipping a cat* load o f lettuce to New York containing 400 hampers, the total charges collected by the transportation company are $425.91, divided as follows: Freight, $336.00; refrigeration or icing charges, $77.50; war tax, $1?.41. This figures a charge o f $1.06 per hamper deliver ed to New York. Charges for a similar car consigned to Chicago would be $439.71, of which amount freight is $342.00, refrigera­ tion $85.00, and war tax $12.51. Cost per ham­ per to Chicago $1.09 2-3. V - Sanford is indeed fortunate in that it is ac­ cessible by boat as well as by rail, as a result o f which this never-failing water route to and from the great business centers o f the coun­ try has. always proven an advantage to the city as an equalizer o f transportation rates, precluding all possibility o f her business men ever being at the mercy o f transportation exigencies, and in addition to which enables them to supply adjacent territory with goods and supplies at better than competitive pric­ es. The table o f rates noted below showing differentials as between Sanford and points further south, using Jacksonville as a.I point, is in support o f its contention o f being the re­ shipping point o f the upper St. Johns and the real distributing center for South Florida. From Jacksonville to— Sanford —...... - — v Orlando WMMUi*■*****■•*+•*+-♦****i Kissimmee Haines City >w ...... Lakeland ..................... ....... Tampa A minimum carload o f lettuce is 350 hamp­ ers; and*a maximum 400 hampers. 350 crates o f celery is a carload lot. SHOWING SHIPMENTS of VEGETABLES, FREIGHT RATES, WATER COMPETI­ TION, AND i BUSINESS FACILITIES 1st C. - 2nd C. .58 .50 1,09ft .99 1.15 ft * 1.05 140ft 1.08 1.25 1.11ft 1.28 1.12ft 3rd C. .45ft .92 Vi .94 .99 100 1.02 4th C. .37Vj .74 .78 ,84ft ,87ft 4 9ft / Sanford's good road communications and close proximity to the fastest growing cities in the state give additional weight to its claim as a distributing center. It is upon the sub­ mission o f these facts that Sanford courts investigation from manufacturers, wholesal•ers and jobbers. The Clyde Line operates river steamers from Jacksonville to Sanford, leaving Jacksonville and arriving in Sanford on alternate days, and vice versa.* Those wholesale concerns located here r e * 6gnizedlife~suoerior advantao-Pfl o f <*anfnrd as a distributing center fo r central and south Florida, and not only materialized their vision’ 1)1,4 have 4)U AP phenomenally , , businesses in^ttheir resneetive linesprofitaDie.Dusinesses m thei^iespective lines. Sanfdrd possesses excellent railroad facil­ ities, being on the main line o f the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, approximately 125 miles from each o f Florida's two largest cit­ ies, Jacksonville and Tampa, or midway be­ tween these two cities. It is the connecting point for Lakeland, Eustis and Oviedo, and is known as the railroad center o f central Flor­ ida. The Atlantic Coast Line Railway oper­ a te s de-luxe train service from eastern and midwestem points through to Sanford; close connections are also made at Jacksonville * . with other lines not serving this territory, Division- repair shops fo r the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad are also located at Sanford, In order arrive at some idea o f the wealth o f this section, it may be o f informa­ tion to those interested in this state to know that the third division o f the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, which embraces the opera­ tions o f this railroad exclusively in Florida, furbished one-fifth o f the company's total operating revenue, and despite general ad­ verse business conditions the volume o f busi­ ness from this section showed, an increase o f 60 per cent as against a corresponding de­ crease fpr the.first and second divisions o f the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND , INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: SANFORD^ Chase & Co. *%* Chas. E. Henry, Y Commission Merchant | Hill Hardware Co, Hill Lumber Co. Y: Meisch Realty j Co ♦5 mciacii ~ « • j Sanford TTuck Growers, Inc t* f ♦> Y Y X A Lloyd Shoo Store R. R. Eldridge Commission Merchant Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery Bryan & Wheeler, Autos Edw. Higgins, Autos. j . e . Spurling, Real Estate Kent Vulcanizing Works Standard Auto Top Co. A. Kanner, .General Merchandise R. E. Stevens, Physician Wilson & Toomer, Fertilizers Realty Loan & Guar. Co. Automotive Supply Co. Elder Springs Water Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A. Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, Printers. Office Supplies. , * George A. DeCottes, A ttorney-at-L aw -OVIEDOO. P. Swope Land Co. C. L. West, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. General Merchandise C. T. McCulley, Garage •, E. A. Famell, Groceries Barbers H. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. p mT 0 n ^w <7Sanford ' Th08- Emmett Wilson Speer & Son, Dry Goods Sanford Farmers.Exchange .___ ' „ ____ Peoples Bank of Sanford Allorney.al.Uw J. N. Tolar, Physician Florida Cuba Cigar Co. ------- C H U L U O T A----- First National Bank Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. j 0hn Russell, Wight Grocery Co., w9 ? rw £ ‘r J- E. Synder, Dry Goods Perkins & Britt, * Commission Merchant Wholesalers M l? ! ht ; Stanley* Rogers, Groceries L. P. McCuller, Groceries D. C. Marlowe {?•B- If^ j.8>Real Estate j 0hn T.Brady,’ Jeweler " Brown’s Meat Market ' D. D. Daniel, Groceries V egetable Broker The Ball Hardware Co. m S X S Z a ?**. mGroceries, m *Meats * : > C h u lu * . C o - P * .,. Real Estate and-Inaurance Haight & Magee - LONG W O 0 0 Cates’ Crate Co. Chero-Cola Bottling John G. Leonardi S iliH iB I Groceries, Feeds Antomobiles Reher Bros., Auto Painting AttnniBv.at.Lew r. Hench, Mayor Y. C. Coller, Zachary-Tyler. Veneer Co., FranTlLossing, Contractor Entzminger S. O. Shinholwr, Contractor . Cnim -------------West Side Grocery Southern Utilities Co. Lee Bro^PJiunblng j. ^ ^ r ^ ^ ito ^ R lM E a ta te Blue Front Barber Shop S. Benjamin, A . P. Connelly, Keai LiSiate ™ P Allen Seed Co. General Merchandise DJLThrasher, tot*r,“ T.OA. O’NeiU, Clothing, Shoes Deane Turner, Groceries ganford Paint & Wall Pa- A. Raffeld, Ladies’ Wear Longwood H otel, A. J. Lossing, G e o r g e Fox, Cold Storage per Co. H. R. Stevens, Mayor Quick Service T ran sfer ------ A L T A M O N T E ----- * Mahoney-Walker Co. Waters’ Kandy Kitchen Sanford Barber Shop Geo. E. B a te s* Son, plumber, • Sanford Battery Service'Coi C.DuBose, Real Estate J. K. SMITH, Prop. R & O . Motor Sanford Machine 86 Foun- Frank Akers u fe - ■G E N E V A A. H. Fuller * Son, Mobley’s-Drug Store ■' dry C o ., Gfllen&Fry, , Groceries Logpn Merc. Co. Sanford Coca-Cola Bot. Co. Ray Bros., Battery Service Sanford Steam Laundry General Merchandise D. B. McIntosh, » Clyde S t Johns River Lme Hotej Montezuma J* J- Mauser, Cigar Mfgr. Forgo Lumber Co. C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse. The Yoweli Co., Dept. Store Bobbin’s Credit Store Crown Paper Co. R Curlett, ;> ’ • ■ MONROEW. S. Price, Contractor Carter Lumber Co. Sanford Dr* Goods Co. Coca-Cola Bottling Co. H. McLaulin, Jeweler HiD Implement_&Suk Co. M.Fleischer, : * J. W . Flynt Gen. Mdse. ?Beil -Broe^Growers, Ship’rs 1 Commission Merchant Bower & Roumillat, Orugs WaJcefield Presen’ing Co. E. A. Osteen, Grocer T. J. Miller & Son Hodges & McMullen, pK tm •» W ‘ V i T .l 1 fx .J . •**> t . . t’f ’ ■*.* j 'v —• -? r . ■-< v •• / . - " ,. 'V ; tffif f r:.* -it' - _ - * - �•< p m p Among th ou from Sanford taking left yeaterday for (heir home in U CbroJlJW , I m i U ____ __ Lake, who have been spending time In Jacksonville. M rF ^ * In both attractions at Daytona Bead Marshville, N. C A — • >* Miss Rose Gallagher, who has been turned bohie this morning. and Coronado Beaeh were W.*H. Hoi C IT A n o n Among those motoring to Coronado den) Lyle Tripp, Robert Robinson, the guest o f Miss Ruth Whittle, re­ U m 1« Corker, CkHapUlaiat, (Tm* lih u W i Dtilj) turned to her home in Kissimmee yes­ Hr. and Mrs. R. L. Chrlstcnberry Beach yesterday were Mr. and Mm. Roger and Bernhard Edwards. terday. , . • William o. Oorktr, iM rn d u l Forest Gatchel, Mr. aod Mm. patch o f 80S Park avenue, leavo today for Dr. and Mm. Marshall and Dr. - . . . . Mrs. Bullock, Miss Margaret Clark ell, sr., Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Mobley, Marshall's mother attended the Mar­ Lakeland, where they will spend Sun­ day and Monday. Georgia Mobley, Mr. and Mm. B. F. shall re-unlon at Palm Springs yester­ and Mm. J. M. Wallace returned yes­ Whitnor and family, Mlaa Martha Fox day, Dr. and Mm. Marshall also tak­ terday from a ten days stay at Day­ S H S ? Misses Carrie and Estelle Starr rkwtda th* anriM of u* Suit * 1 and Meade Fox. leave tomorrow for Miami, where ing a trip to Ortarido during tho day. tona Belch. Mr. and Mm. Henry McLaulln re­ a & ’& s : ' Mr. and Mm. Ben Monroe and little S « v s they will spend some time aa the The many friends o f N. A- Colbert Bennie motored to Coronado yester­ o f Moorehsven are giving him a warm turned homo Monday night from Day­ guests of Mrs. O, W. Nessllng, t day where they* spent the day very welcome to Sanford, where he expects tona Beach where they nave spent the Among those going .to Palatka by .n .& r t H ,“ ,E«3 past week. pleasantly. boat tomorrow where they wfll spend to epend a month or more. Mr. Col­ s s s .-r "”” s'ssj tl , . . / n e t * T » Mil i t *1 D*J1/) Mrs. Ralph Chapman and little Mra, Sam Puleston, Mrs, A. P. Monday, the Fourth, are Mr. and Mrs. 11 U rorlWf w W tAoi n id . Mr. and Mm. L. Urban May and Connelly, blisses Mary Elizabeth Pul­ bert has just finished a very success­ daughter left Monday night for New Wd ls Ibo Sanford H rrild . J ! ! ) ! ? . ^ * * 0 Chaa. L. .Britt, Mr. and Mrs..Henry ful* season in the Mocrehaven section. • .ia* « children and Miss Corey motored to cston, Camilla Puleston and LeCUlw O w n.,. York wnere ‘she will/ spend several tMb, Gordon, Mr. and Mra. Earl Burdick, C, R. Kirtley spent several days in WltMH Daytona Beach yesterday for the eel Jones, Albeit Connelly and John months with relstlvesJ Mr. and Mra. S. M. Lloyd, Hr. and ■utt4 ctrisi Tampa last week‘ oil business. «*»rt on lUa 30tk daj of Jona, A j ? ebratiqn. : Mrs. Loretta Urotheraoh, Mr. N- J. 1U2J. Bromley, form ed,a congenial party Mrs. Roy Chittenden, and Tom MarDouglas Griffin arid James Htg(SHAM Mr. arid Mm. Sam Baumel and Miss motoring to Daytona Beach yester­ , h riODOLASS. Stenstrom anq Mr, Tom Brotheraon tin. , f gjns spent the Fourth very pleasantly Zelmenovlts motored to Orlando yes­ day. Tiioe. • r.. W i l m s , a * fc afarit were a congenial party motoring to ^ , Mrs. A . E. Mill, Mra. J. E. Pace, at Clearwrilir Beach. .Allomar for Oomplalotat. terday. . St. Augustine Sunday, returning on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Overlln, Mr* ’ c* £ rs.{P .tA. Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Dalger and Mr, and Mrs. L. Urban. May and and Mrs. John C. Smith, Master lyUMonday by way o f Palatka* innett* were a congenial party mo­ U Qmii * „ j 0«mia*it ^ a a ty , ITa rU i__ fsmiljr ere'now pleasantly located at son Smith, Mr. and Mm. Tom Jones) little Frederick, have returned from a Miss Ruth Hand left Monday night toring to Daytona Beach yesterday Xa C h u o N j very pleasant visit to Tampa and 200.French afanue. for Scotch Plains, N. J.; where she Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Marlowe and Bob­ where they were the guests o f Mri. , O T r iin o x Mr. and Mm. John B, Hart, of bin Marlowe, Mrs. Henry PurdOri ahd Clearwater. will visit n in th SUe will also Harry Ward. D. W. Smith, who has been with Ja m a Trammaii! OompUtuni, f * . *' : Hallandale, Fla., spent some time here Louise Purdon were a jolly party mo­ visit in Quincy, Mass. Miss Hind will . Mr. and Mra. John Gove, o f West at the Hontesuma. Mr. Hart is the toring to Coronado Beach yesterday McLauNn's Jewelry atom fo r several be away shout* three MOnthki First street and Miss Marion Gore, of yearn,%as Accepted a position in Ar­ mayor o f Hallandale. . R. H. penriick, superintendent. pf where' they spent the day very de­ kiaslrtimde, will motor to S t Peters­ cadia, Florida. Capt. and Mm. K. ft. Murrell, Miss­ l i g h t f u l l y . ^ the..Georgia. Division o f ths Bell burg for over the Fourth. Mr. arid Mm. W. S. Thornton and Telephone Co., is here f o l two weeks es Lila and Bert Murrell and Mri J. P ‘ , 0 . Marlowe leaves today, for a • Mr. .and Mrs. Vivian Speer will mo­ * jbat lhar. ia ne prr^, ,n w . Dawson spent -yesterday at Day­ teri'days business trip to New York* Mr. and Mm, Dwight Babbitt, left on with his wife at the barite o f Mm. “flotidai lb* orfrltn of a ralporna tor to Daytona Beach tomorrow, Saturday morning for Dayton* Beach Arthur Marshall on Palmetto ave­ Mad; (ho daMAa#* 4 tona Beach. • Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Newman, Mrs. where they will remain until after the Mr. arid Mrs. Kenneth Murrell re­ A. E. Hill, Mrs. Norma McLaughlin, where they spent Sunday and Mon­ nue, torted l ift night from Jacksonville Misses Qlive Newman , and Sara. Ev­ day, leaving Tuesday for Coronado Clinton Talbert, oL Washington, D. Mr. Add Mrs. Ffcd & .Driller, J r, Beach, where they have taken a cot­ Where, they spent the. week end.. elyn Williams and Bobbie Newman <3*. i» the guest o f Mrt and Mra. J. SStJTiS’. ’"" and little son, Frederick, leave to­ *•“ Sam Murrell Is spending several motored fo Orlando yesterday. Mra. tage fo r a month. W. Mere, at their home on Elm ave. morrow for 'Tampa and Clearwater daya at St. Petersburg. Mr. Talbert came to attend the mar­ McLaughlin will be the guest o f Mra. where they will spend the Fourth. (Tna TgritJO1! Dally) W. W. Vanderbilt and Oscar An­ T. A. Neal until Friday, when ahe re­ 2 S ,u * " .S .“ “ nT Mrs. Frank Graham has returned riage o f his cousin. Miss Virginia S Witnaaa , D. L. Thrasher motored to Eustis tnj band and a*al of ib< it,,*, atai drews o f Oldsmar werf business visi­ turns to be Mrs. Newman's guest at Meyo to Yfm, A . Salsmann. * * .»£ ¥ * .°° ">l* *>"> A v «f J m . A. T l « L from a visit, to Orlando. Thursday, going there on a business (NK.IL) a. DOt'OLjUlll. tors here Saturday. Mr. arid Mrs. Rand Merriwcsthor Daytona. While in Orlando the par­ Charles Merriweafher is visiting mission. . jorisf' ( j. r.KONAtinC ctoh .(Sirim cmrt Mr. and Mrs, W. A. .Denison, who ty wore the guesta of Mr. Newman's his parents at Lynchburg, Va. have returned fro in their wedding . fMlcltor and of Oonaatl far Conalalaul Mr. arid Mrs'. Chsrles L. Britt go have,a lar^e grove at Winter Haven, mother, Mra. John Newipan. 1 Sam Murrell returned larit night trip and are stopping with Mr. and 40 51C. hy b o il tomorrow to Palatka Where stoppfd over in Sanford Sunday en Mr*. Robert Merriweather at their Tom Martlri left yesterday ■ for from Lakeland arid St. Petersburg. they will attend .the. ball games Mon" ! H . a 4 n o ,r t a x »tn > route to their northern home. Madison where be will spend two C. 'A. Dallas,’ at Maitland, stopped home on the West Side. Mrs, Meyriday. While in Palatka they will be John Coleman, of Orlando, was a weeks as, the guest of his parehU., at the Montezuma while here on busi­ weather was formerly Miss Maggie the giiests of Mr. arid Mrs. Ryan. business visitor here yesterday. r Nbtlra »’ w*sx U bawbr *»*•» v - T. I'ttrn, a Mills, o f Concord, N. C. Mr. and Mm) Sherwood Harvard ness. f Mr. and; Mm. Emmett M. Hunt' mocWaarr of or Taj ia . O ucrtiricata rrtlnrtl# Ka. no. Iflt, 08. datad datad tba t Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Adams, of and two children returned last night Miss, Sara Jtiteyo, o f Washington, D. Stb da/ of J il/ , A . J>. 1U15, baa niad n u Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cameron, of tored to Orlando yesterday afternoon rrrllfp la In m, otttc. , nd ba. rrrflfln Jacksonville, are spending a few daya from Tampa end Clearwater Beach, rallon for t n drrd to law# In acrerJanrt {h a Orlando, are spending some time here C., is the attractive guest o f her par­ ration wherii they were guests at dinner of a h Said* rttllflcata embracta _ here at the Montezuma. lam.: tba fonowlat where they spent Sunday and Mon­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mero at their h at (he Montezuma. Mr! and Mrs. James Barrett at Jef­ drorrlbcd ptoprrt/ hinaltd-U ttaafrtbcd Unrated la SaalnoU nmaU. R. M. Newman and family o f .Veto, day. • 4 home on Elm avenj^. Miss Mero Mr. arid Mm. Karl Schultz are fe r s o n Court s s r '-s s iv x .T■ 2v"N-.;to Kas/a.. 33~~laB.*W( Fla., stopped at the Montezuma yes­ Eric George Vihleri, o f Stockholm, sen din g some time at the Seaside came here to attend the qiarriage o f aerra. Tk*. aald land brtai urn.-.. Mm. J.‘B. Coleman leaves today for taaraard at th* date terday. her sister, MiSs Virginia Mero, to Mr. of Ihr lHBanra of awh ftrtlttc.tr la lb* Sweden,.arrived Sunday night and ia Inn, Daytona Beach. Dayton.-Beach where ahe will spehd of If. itoocnibai. UnltM aald rrrtlflfata OuQ Miss Virginia Smith returned home the guest o f his.unele, Leonard Vihlen. bo rrdrcnml atrordlaa to U * tai drrtl «m I. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Takach and Wm. A. Salzmnnn, o f Cleveland, 0 . sometime. .... / •tw Ibcrron on Ibe Sth d */ of Aocait, A. D. Inst night from Daytona Beach where He was ope of thou sent from Swed­ The many friends o f Mrs. A. W. Miss Aranka Takach have gone io iW I. WltOMM ror official alcaatai* ntd md she has spent some time as the guest en to take part in the swimming con­ tbl* Iba lat da/ of Jnl/< A, 0 . 1*31. Fernundina for a visit. Lee .will regret to learn that she is DIVEN3-JACKSON (flSAL) E. A. llOUliLASS, of Mrs. E, D. Brownlee and other test at the Olympia games at Ant­ O i k Circuit Cuart, quite ill at a hospital at Bath, N. Y. C. F. Harrison, of Geneva, was a . SfBitaolr I 'a u lj, f k friends. (From Tuoidaj'a Dali/) werp, Belgium. Mrs . Norma King McLaughljn business visitor, here yesterday stop­ 40-Ctc , B /l A. M. WEEKS, ». <\ Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee re­ Mm. S. S, Baumel will leave Wed­ ping at the Montezuma. Miss Janlse Hall Jackson and Mr. leaves tomorrow for Orlando, where ic e o r a t p u c a t i o x r o t t a x d u b turned Saturday from Daytona Beach nesday for New York to buy her fall, 'Arthur Clyde Divens, both o f Atlan­ n o tUNDER she will spend several days ns the Among those'spending the Fourth SECTION STI, OEVEXAL STATwhere they have spent tho past two stock o f goods ahd according to the UTZS, LAWS o r r LOS IDA guest o f Mm. T. A. N onfat Jefferson at Coronado Beach were Miss Ruth ta, were married (his morning at the - -v. ■ weeks. advertisement In today’s Herald would Griggs and Mr. Sapp, of Orlando. Valdes Hotel by Dr. E. D. Brownlee. Nolle* ia b m h / flttn tint Lola Ntltlca. parCourt, rtiaarr of T ai Certificate No. TO aa to Lot 14 Mrs. John G. Lconardy has return­ Ike to have any suggestions that the Mr. and Mrs. Arehle Betts and Mr. Mrs..George Davis Hart has as hey Tho ceremony was witnessed by rela: datad tba 2nd da/ of Juoa, A. II. 10)0, baa flM ed from Plant City, where ahe was adies of-Sanford would‘ like to make aald ccrllfleata It/ m / offlra, and l>u mad* apand Mm. Ed. Lane leave this after­ guests, Mm. Henry Geiger and Miss tives and a few close friends. pUratlmi for (aa deed to toaoa In acrordaam called by the serious illness o f her regarding their personal needs in Martha Eubanks, o f Atlanta, Gn. Mm. Divens has been visiting rela­ with law. Said c*rtlflrala amtu-am* tba fol­ noon for Daytons Banch where they lowing d*acrtb*d profWft/ allnatrd In H«iilaoW sister. coat suits, dresses or hats. The fall will spend several days, L. K. Reid and wife, of Miami, re­ tives at Oviedo for some time.. Im­ (\rtimr, Florida, to-Wll: Lot 10. ItIk 11, Ttrr Mr. and Mrs. C. WCnmeron, of Hanford. Tba aald land bain/ aaaamai at line at the Specialty Shop will be D. Houston,-of Miami, is spending turned home this morning after mediately after the ceremony the X. Iba data of- tba laaoanc* of aocli certincata la South Jacksonville) spent the week ready for inspection not later than happy couple left for a wedding trip, tha mow of Unknown. Ualraa aald rrrtlflfata some time her at the Montezuma. Mr, spending several days here very pleas­ aha11 to radaaaad acconUn/ ta law lai daad August 15th. keeping the destination a secret. Houston was a resident hero 43 yearn end here at the Montezuma. antly. win laana Ibareon tba Sth da/ of An/wl. A. Mr. and Mm. C. W. Brown, Mr. nnd D, IM». ' . Miss Josephine Tarbell , and her ' ' ago, and speaks o f the wonderful Mra. Frank Griggs and children Wltnbaa m j official alfntthrr and N il tkla tba lat da/ of J o l/, A. 11. 1431. changes mado here in the past ten Mm. W| E. Hawkins, Mr. and Mm. B. father, M. D. Tarbell, leave tonight spent Sunday and Monday at Corona­ 666 cures Dengue Fever. G. Mcthvin, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. for the north. (HEAL) E. A. IrOtrOIARS, J yearn. do Beach the guests of Mr. and Mm. Cktk Or colt Court, Johnson were n congenial party Sctnlmdr Coast/, Ml.Mr. and Mrs. Ben Grithrie and Barney F. Griggs. Post cards— local views—1c ench at If R. L, Cook, of Atlanta, is a business Mate It/ 1 A. H. WEEKS/ a a spending from Saturday to Monday children are spending some time at visitor here today, making his head­ Misses Mary and Kate McBride, the Herald office. at Coronado Beach. Daytona Beach. quarters at the Montezuma. Post cards—local views -lc each at who have ben visiting their uncle and A. Bearden spent-the week end in Mr., and Mrs. Fred Watsma mo­ aunt, Mr. 'and Mm. W. J. McBride, “ Hcod-IT-OFF’’— ENERGIZE—NOW. the Herald office. .•W, B. Stragnll, president qf the tored to Daytona Bench for the glorStragall Stock Co„ of Montgomery, Kissimmee with relatives. Mra. llnzzard, of Augusta, Gn., is iouB Fourth. Ala., is spending several days here the attractive guest of her mother, Capt. and Mrs. John Wimblsh and on business. Mrs. T, A. Qumas at her home on family spent the day very pleasantly W. S. Entsminger, of Plant City, at Coronado Beach yesterday. was transacting business in town sev­ Park, avenue. Newton Lovell .leaves todny for Mr. and Mrs. Turner Houser spent eral days this week. J. E. Phipps returned Friday from Washington where he goes to-attend the week'end in Tampa as the guests n radio school. 1 of the former’s mother. Live Oak. Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Smith has returned The Baptist Sunday School' held thcL* picnic at Palm Springs Satur­ Mrs. Ed. I-nne nnd Mrs. Archie Betts home from a very plensnt visit to day, June 2-Uh. There were quite n made up a congenial party camping Atluntn( Gn., nnd Columbia, Tenn. Misses Sara Wight and Mamie Meu, few in attendance nnd everyone en­ at the Miller bungalow at Pulm Springs. Pcter\Schanl and Percy Mere, enjoy­ joyed a swim and the basket dinner Miss Ellen Mcthvin, who has been ed the Fourth celebration at Daytona prepared by the ladies. . the guests of M r.'and Mm. B. G. Beach. II. F. Phipps, of Tamps, was the $ 6 2 5 f . o . b * .D e t r o it guest of his brother, J. E. Phipps Fri­ Mcthvin, ‘returned to her home in Mr. and Mrs. Will Lester and Mr. Plant City yesterday. day. and Mrs. Howard Harris were among Misses Olive Newmnn, Mary Eliza­ C. W. Entzmingcr was a visitor in those who took In the sights at Day­ beth Pulcston, Georgia Moblpy, Billie Sanford Friduy tona Beach yesterday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Tullis nnd Mrs. Frain Douchelle Wight, Sara Wight nnd the Mr. nnd Mrs. Lionel Monroe nnd and daughter Fern, were visitors in Misses Witte leave today for Cnmp Robert Jenkins spent the week end at Junaluskn, N. C. Orlando Saturday. Daytona Beach, returning home this Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Leffler and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Frank Topliff, of morning. Orlando, were tho guests of Mr. and Mary Armstrong motored to Daytona Mr. and Mrs, E. S. Rockey and lit­ Beach whero they spent the day very Mra. A. Y. Fuller Sunday.' tle daughter, motored to Tampa, Mr. Rlneau, Miss Fay, Martin Rl- pleasantly yesterday. where they spent the week end with Mr. and Mm. Roy Bowem and neau were visitors in Orlando Saturthe latter's sister. little Harry Bowem, motored to DayMr. and Mm. John Gove, with their MUs Marian Williamson is spend- tops Beach Saturday where they daughter, Miss Marion Gove, of Kis­ trig a' few days with her aunt, Mrs, spent the week end with Mr. and Mm. simmee motored to St. Petersburg Barry Ward. Roy McCracken in Orlando. where they spent the Fourth. Mra. Edward Higgins _returned Rev. Father Peck, o f Sanford, waa Mm. Howard Overlln jin d Mm. D. calling on friends in town on Tuea- home Friday night from a very pleas­ D. Caldwell motored to ' Orlando on ant 'visit with Mm. Julian Stryker at 4ay. Thursday where they spent the after­ A. Y. Fuller waa a visitor in Or­ Lan'sdrile, Pa. noon very pleasantly. ■,Mr. and Mm. George DeCottea and lando Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cltude Howard, Mr. Mr« and Mm. W. J. McBride *nd Frederick Bell motored to Daytona and Mm. Hal Wight and .little Billie Beach yeaterday. guests, Misses. Maty and Kate Mc­ Bouchelle Wight were at Daytona , Dr. and Mra. W. T. Langley return­ Beach yesterday for the dfy. Bride o f Marshville, N. C*, motored ‘ ‘In the tractor the farmer now has a machine in Which is harnessed ed home Saturday from BennettsViUe to Daytona Beach, where they will Mr. and Mm. J, M. Neely and chil­ cine of the most adaptable, efficient, economical sources o f power in the S. C., where they were called by the spend several days. death of Mrs. Langley's brother! Hr. dren motored to DaVtox* BeaecTi yes­ world— the internal combustion engine. Mr. and Mm. Harry Heeled left by Tongue. terday where they spent tho day very “ The tractor will multiply the productive capacity of each individual motor for Oneco to visit fha. .Royal Mra. Claude Herndon and son, delightfully. * P»lma nursery, then on down tbs Gulf Claude, Jr., Mlaa Lillie Ruth Spencer, farm worker from three to four times over. Hr. and Mrs. Sam Younts, Mr. and Coast to Boca Grande, where (hey Allen Jones and Bryan PendTritoh re­ Mm. 0. R. Kirtley and Mr. and Mrs. "It will put tye .former on a par with the city m ah^M torer. It will hope to enjoy deep sea fishing. Mr. turned home last night from Miami Jpe Chittenden were ambng those put his pro<jtace»producIhg factory— fo r that is what a farm is— on to an and Mm. Heeren have gs their guesta they have been the guests of from Sanford motoring to Daytons efficient production basis. on this tHp Mist Harriett Eetridge Mm. Herndon's sister, Mri. A. W. Beach yesterday. and Mr. Frank Alien. Adams. Judge L i ) . Stringfellow, H igh TU"It will enable each worker to $arn so much more that he can be paid . Mr, and M r* T. Aa Ed. Me inch retirririff home Satur­ Iii, Dick Brown, Hassell Brown! Har­ more an$ still leave a greater profit for the man who' hires him. It,Will Mm. E. G. Tyner day from Bennattsvilie, S, C. ry Wiritbish and KoWrt Dearie were enable the farmer to work fcWer hours in the day, giving him more time to in the city today n a n d Mrs. George Lovell end lit- among those attending the celebration enjoy fftt! ^ S f d a y at the ham# St Mm. ifiter o f Gainesville rim the at Daytons Beach yesterday. H olly .. They are en routs to points guest, of ths formeria meter, Mm. D. * Mynf W. E. WaUpn and Mm. Hal " I believejthe tractor Will make farm ing w hat it ought to b e — the m ost in Middle Florida, where they will C. MriHowe at her home on Seventh Wight speompanied littlW Miss BilUe pleasant, the moat healthful, the m ost p rofitable business on earth.” Spend the next two months. Bouchelle Wight, f h o l« K Mrs. Zelmenovltz, who has been viaW.. A. AdnnsV,, Pierce fo r Crimp J< usko, as fa r as Sting her dsugSCef, Jgii. 8am Baumel, Ed. Rumph motored to Daytona riohvUlt. They will stay I r i.l Las returned to her horns in Bruns- Saturday night where t& y spent the ville until Thursday. J ... .< J . M U week end. Mr, and, M n . Ralph K*. Gore arid Forest Ltkean^M iesesM a Tfl ^ v' -rr* f t r irv flAd co mo turn in oiiuOtd grid ‘jC tty PERSONAL NOTES Mettinger and family fire now resi­ dents of Jacksonville but Sanford has never entirely given them up. Rev. E. R. Welch, of Macon, Geot rfa, has arrived in the city and will be here while Dr. Hyman la away, Bov, Welch will preach at the morn Ing and evening services at the Bap­ tist church. Miss Mildred Holly left fo r Day­ tona Beaeipthia afternoon after spend­ ing yesterday with Miss Olive New­ man. M ach in e P o w er £M s today wham ha is ths guest o f his tons Beach Saturday whara they were July at Daytona Beach, enjoying the d A « B t < Mri. W. L. Morfari! Mr. jMabd by Mm. Lake' and Miss Berita surf bathing, . u mi 1 i m ’ ^ ,1 �THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1921 SER OF COMMERCE BOOKLET KU KLUX KLAN HAS JUST BEEN ISSUED FROM PRESS, IS THE BEST ONE OUT THIS YEAR WON’T STAND ROUGH STUFF Wonderful Work of Art * * * * * * * * * * SANFORD DIVIDES DOUBLE HEADER WITH PALATKA (Tran Turrdry'a Dally) . In two of tho .very beat ball games over seen in one day on tho local dia­ mond, Sanford and Palatka divided tho honors. course it was printed by The Record Tho first game was a pretty pitch­ Company of St. Augustine. No other ers’ duel, Elrod working for Palatka Imperial Palace Describing: The City firm could print it quite so well. Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and Chapmnn working fo r Sanford. And Secretary R. W. Penrman of Atlanta, Ga., June 23, 1921 Elrod is Pnlatka's best bot, having Substantial the chamber of commerce and the pub­ To Whom it May Concern: pitched a 13-inning no-hit game licity committee of the chamber of It having come to my atten­ against FL Myers, and ho was right jhe Sanford'chambcr o f commerce commerce are responsible for the tion that charges are being in this game, allowing Sanford but j just issued one of the finest book* booklet freely circulated in Daytona, three hits. Chapman, however, had , tf,»t has ever left a printing press Fla., asserting that acta of the best of it, giving up but two hits NEW GOVERNORS ELECTED lawlessness hive been commit­ this or any other state. It consist* and striking out three men more than 4FOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ted by members of the Ku Elrod. The final count was 1 to 0 in : Un pages and four pagea of cover Klux Klan, and it being a Sanford’s favor. there Is nothing tiresome in this The Chamber of Commerce held violation"of a Klanaman'a oath The second game was another good ppy booklet, no long-winded de­ their election for governors Wednes­ for him to engage in any acta game with Sanford and Amann op­ day night, it being in the form of a lations, no high-sounding titles or of lawlessness, and it also be­ posing each other. Sanford was Pa>WS( no lost effort in telling the primary and the ballots were sent to ing circulated and asserted latka’s main stay until Elrod was all the members through the mail. parties In Daytona desirous of Id just what Sanford and Semisigned up snd he is good, but not There vgts considerable interest man­ injuring the good name of the ole county has in the way of resour­ quite as good as Amann as Amann Ku Klux Klan, or to cover up c e cover is o f stippled enamel ifested in the election and upon count­ out-pftched him throughout the en­ ing the ballots it was found that B. acta of personal lawlessness, paper, made in the shape o f a tire game and would have won if it F, Whitner, F, F, Dutton and A. E. have been commitltlng lawless jlroad folder and gives a bird’s-eye were not for the fbet that Sanford, Yowell were the high men and they acts in the name of the Ku of Sanford, the City ISubstantial, not being used to playing every.day were duly elected by the governors at Klux Klan; therefore, I, Wil­ the lake front and the contomlike Palatka is, weakened to some their meeting yesterday. The new liam Joseph Simmons, Imper­ jited city dock and pavilion, all dona governors will be seated at the meet­ extent and allowed Palatka to squeeze ial Wizard and Emperor ’ of colors in a manner that strikes the ing of the governors next Friday at a run over In the ninth after Sanford the Knlghta of the Ku Klux of the beholder. which time a president will be elected had tied the score. Klan, charged with the duty of The book opens with the full- for tho ensuing year and tho chamber Both games were to have been play­ protecting the order, do here-* dth pages, all done In two-color will begin the new year's work with ed in seven innings, but it took eight by appoint Klansman --------jdings, descriptive of the reading a zest that will mean a bigger city. innings to decide the first game and to the task of making full and liter, and fine half tone pictures of The Chamber of Commerce is in a nine the second. The final score in careful investigation of this city and country; pictures of the most flourishing condition and gives the second game was 4;3, with Pftlatwhole matter and make at the linens section, o f the residence sec- great promise for the-future. ka sitting on top. earliest possible date report on, of the lake front, of the celery To say that these two games were to me on same in order that ns, of the citrus fruits, of hotels pretty exhibitions o f the national if the Ku Klux Klan of Day­ Coihptroller Calls _ banks nnd schools and churches, tona or any of its member* past-time would be putting it mildly. National Banks the winding SL Johns river, o f the have been guilty of lawless Both clubs nre just nbout evenly Its, of everything worth while. acts that their names may be WASHINGTON, July 5. — The matched "aril they were both out for Other cities and towns and hamlets comptroller of the currency today is­ given to the public and.the blood. Botn games were played In tljc cou|ty receive mention and, sued a call for condition o f all nat­ charter of the Klan revoked, the afternoon, as rain stopped the die it is a Sanford booklet, paid ional banks at the close o f business or if irresponsible parlies have play in the morning after one inning for with Scnford money, It has much Thursday, June 30. been committing deeds • un­ had been played. der the cloak of the Klan, thus fabont the county of Seminole and tho The two new members In Sanford’s misusing Its name, that I may loutlying sections and with a splendid NEW KILLING STATION line-up showed up to be tho renl call into effect all the power Imap of the cit yand location in Scmstuff. Gardiner, who took Pope’s (Tram Ttitrd»j'« D rily) of the organization to see that 1inale rounty, as well as a map showplace at third nfter he (Pope) had re­ Edward Higgins nnd Frank Akers the guilty are properly punItng the shipping facilities of Sanford, signed, is known to most of the San­ ished under the laws of the [the booklet is a work of art in every ore opening a new filling station at ford fnns, having nt one time plnyed state of Florida, which protect Inspect, as well ns a compendium of the old Ford garage which they have for Daytona in the Florida State lea­ (his organization in Its law­ (information about Sanford nnd Seml- nnmed ‘ ‘the Dnylight Corner Filling gue and Sanford fans have also seen ful work and gives the organ­ Station.” They have just returned jnole county that Is worth a million him play nt Stetson. ization legal redress against (dollars to this section. .It is just such from Jacksonville where thoy pur­ Walker, accompanied by his at­ those who use Us name. [a booklet that the Investor wants to chased a big supply of equipment for tractive little wife, enme up from WM. JOSEPH SIMMONS. jnad. It puts him in touch with San- the station and they promise the pub­ Orlando to join the club nnd plnyed Imperial Wizard. Iford nl once nnd ho goes from one lic one of the best equipped filling both games. Wnlkor hns had sevcrnl — Daytona News [subject to nnothor without any waste stations in this part of the state. years’ experience In organized base Frank Akers, the genial Frank, of time nnd in a few minutes has di­ hall, playing Inst with Charleston, in * * * + * * * * ; ! ! * gested tiie salient facta—has the act- will be in charge of the station, and the S. A. ll>ngue, nnd the wny that ho lual figures and is on his way to San- he will give tha kind of service'that ent up everything thnt enme his wny TILLIH-DOltNEIt hns made him famous in many parts Ifort!, The City Substantial. qnd the way he swing the war club Lack of spneo forbids any detailed of America nnd Georgia. Tho cen­ yesterday wns great to see. (Trem Tuerdty’t Drily) (account of this beautiful booklet Get tral location of the Dnylight Comer Sanford's line-up in yesterday's Miss Estelln Tillis and Sam Will Ia copy from the chamber of commerce station makes .it very’ populnr nnd game was one good enough to have Horner were quietly married Satur­ [today nnd send some to your friends. 'Edward Higgins nnd Frank Akers whipped the old Sanford club of Inst It is one that you will be proud of nnd will make it more so. Look fo^ their day at the Methodist parsonage by year. Dr. S. W. Walker. [ proud to send nway from home. Of advertisement in The Daily Herald. Rive, behind the lint, played his us­ ual nice game nnd fought nil the way through until his arm was ready to drop otT. He, like most all the playeys, began to feel .the effect nlong nbout the middle of the second gnmc iuit he stayed right with them nnd much of the success of yesterdny’s ,'*ameB' Is due Sid, As nlrendy men­ tioned. Amann nnd Chapmnn were both right, nnd the games they put tip were as good ns nny Florida State Leaguer could have doner When not pitching they took their turns in the out field. And Biddy Burdick was nil over H A T ’ S O U R I D E A in m a k i n g the diamond. He plnyed Imth gnm<-« like n house afire, ns did Chief Chit­ C A M E L S — the Q uality C igarette. tenden on first. With Chittenden, 'Rive, Burdick, Walker nnd Gardner on W h y , ju s t buy C am els and look at the package l the infield, the hall just had to be knocked to the outfield in order to get I t ’ s the best pack in g science has devised to keep by nnd there In the outfield it wns cigarettes fresh and fu ll flavored f o r y o u r taste. met by Amann or Chapman, Spencer, H ea v y p a p er outside— secure fo il w rappin'g inside Biggers, Hunt or Smith. The Sanford club left on tho boat and .the revenue stam p over the end to seal the p a ck ­ Sundny, arriving in Palatka Sunday age and keep it a ir -tig h t night. .After the night’s rest they were iii good shnpc for tho games, A n d note this! T h e re ’ s n oth in g flashy about the nnd then tho crowd attended the dance nt tho Elk’s Club until train time. Cam el package. N o extra w ra p p in g s that do not Many Sanford fnns wont to Palatka im p rove the smoke. Not.a cen t o f needless expense for these games and they all came home satisfied thnt the trip was tvorth that m ust com e out o f the qu ality o f the tobacco, taking. * * Cf Sanford has now played three C am els w on d erfu l and excluaive Q u ality w ins oil games with Palatka, nil on Pnlatka’s m erit alone. diamond nnd out of tho three games Sanford won two. Two more games B ecau se, men sm oke Cam els w h o w ant the will be played with Palatka this seas­ on on Sanford's diamond, provided • taste an d fra g ra n ce o f the finest tobaccos, e x p e rtly that the Sanford fans show that they blended. M en sm oke Cam els f o r C am els sm ooth, want them to come hero by putting re fre sh in g m ildness and their fre e d o m f f o m cig a out the 60c asked to see these games. It will take money to bring them here retty aftertaste. * , and there Is only one way to get the money, from the fans at 60c a head. C am els are mad$ f o r m en w ho th in k f o r them* - The scores by innings and the bat­ teries for yesterday's games were as selves. * follows: First Game. Sanford 000 000 01— 1 3 0 Palatka 000 00d 00—0 2 0 Batteries — Sanford: .Chapman, Amann and Rive. Palatka—Elrod and Alaredge. Second Game. Sanford 000 000 300—3 0 1 Palatjur’ ' 001 200 001-1-4 6 2 Batteries — Sanford, Amajn and Everything for QUALITY —nothing for show T IL J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Wmrton-S.l.m, N. C, Palatka— Elrod, Sanford aredge. 666 cures Biliousness. . and Al­ “BETTER-GET-BE1TER” Circulation------ “DO IT NOW”------Strength It Sim ply Rem oves O bstructions to Blood Flow — Dislodges Accum ulations o f m any years— And Thus Equalizes Pressure on Nerves— Arteries N euritis------- The “ L O G IC A L T R E A T M E N T '------- Paralysis ASK US ASK “ ENERGIZER THEM R heum atism — FOR M A N Y H U M A N ILLS— Blood Pressure A n d Veins, so that the Blood Stream Functions Better— Gets N ourishm ent to D orm ant Tissue A t Sanford— N o M ystery— No Im agination— Appointm ent T E L E P H O N E 184 L . C. C A M ER O N P. O . BOX 399 P h il ip R . A ndrews SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J An attractive booklet, "Jfie Home d a v it iht W *i," illurtratrt the value of patat harmony in tha born* Aik ui for f n r copy and color chant. DISTINCTIVE INTERIORS are easily attained through the artistic effect o f the painted wall. C-H FLAT W ALL PAIN TS produrr I velvet-like finish which giver _a room in rtmoiphere f quirt refinement Godledge fitIntr snd My g r a d e vsrnlthtr There’* a C H P A IN T A N D V A R N IS H foe every purpose. Ark for it by name. CARTER LUMBER COMPANY SAN FO R D , FL O R ID A IF YOU NEED A NEW OIL COOK STOVE Huy the Best (hat is made The FLORENCE Automatic We also have the Clark Jewell Line o f GAS RANGES The Ball Hardware Co. SANFORD, FLORIDA ARE YOU INSURED? W . J . T H IG P E N General Fire Sanford IF NOT, SEE & COM PANY Insurance F lo r id a When you feel nervous, tired, irritable; when yon're U1 with any disease caused by disordered nerves, don't give up until you try � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 08, 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/a4decc146ba7a1b4d858224a285321ca.pdf 3c81dbadb8b849ca14a82361e38fadfb PDF Text Text * THE SANFORD HERALD IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W ORLD’S G REA TEST VEGETA BLE SECTION volum e xn • SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1921 ✓ . NUMBER 46 SIGNS “GAS” TAX'LAW SATURDAY WILL BE GREAT BIG BRIDGE CELEBRARON HARDING ARMY BILL NOT LIKELY TO OPENS TONIGHT JAX’VILLE REDUCES FORCE PRODUCE MUCH DAY IN CITY OF SANFORD CITY IN GALA ATTIRE SPECIAL SALES ALL DAY ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND MEN BY * AT LEAST SUCH IS THE BELIEF OF THE ATTORNEYOCTOBER 1st GENERAL (> * The A m t l l t f i f r a u i Million and a Half Dol­ lar Bridge Across S t Johns River BIG PARADE TODAY th o u sa n d s o f v is it o r s fr o m ALL PARTS OF THE 8YATB ARE IN THE CITY PROSECUTOR WANTS MORE ' WASHINGTON, June 30.—Presi­ dent Harding signed today the annual FACTS BEFORE HE STOPS THE BIG FIGHT JULY 2 army appropriation bill directing the reduction of the regular army to 160,­ (Dr T U JU*o<ltU4 F ima ) 000 men by October 1st, but advised JERSEY CITY, June 30.-Prt>secu- congress further legislation might be tor Garvan told the Associated Press required to relieve government cmtoday unless more facta were report- barrassment of violating ita oblige ed to him by the International Re- tion to enlisted men whose discharge form Bureau he would not recommend reduction make it necessary. On ac to the grand jury tomorrow that it count of provision in the bill forbid­ return an indictment sought to block ding the war department to exceed the the fight Saturday. actual amount appropriated the pres­ ident said if the letter of the act is followed a grave injustico might be British Cabinet done in dismissal of men who had en­ Decides Upon Renewal listed under a definite contract. (By Th* I mmU M Vr***) TALLAHASSEE, June 30.—In the opinion of Attorney-General Riven H. Buford, the gasoline tax law, placing a cent a gallon tax on all gasoline sold In the state—at least that waa the intent of the fram en of the bill which was passed at the recent session of the legislature^-will yield little revenue after all for the state road fund, which it was hoped would be benefited to the extent of about a million dollars a year. It is the attorney-general'a opinion that the tax can be collected only on gosolirc which has been divorced from the interstate condition—that is, which is sold first' by the producer Tropical Disturbance the wholesaler; and that if a re­ Moxed Inland in Mex. to tailer should buy his "gas" in another state then the tax could not apply (By Th* t i m l i U 4 F t***) WASHINGTON, June 30. — The agaftist it after it is brought in, as tropicnl •disturbance apparently mov-'the tax is applied only, against tho cd inland over Mexico In the vicinity, wholesale dealer; also because it of Vera Crucx the weather bureau an- would conflict with the federal law nounced. • Tr 1 | governing interstate traffic. ROGERS HURT YESTERDAY IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT. ' »: FOOT WAS AMPUTATED (By Th* Aw*<i*U4 Tnm) Returns from DempseyCarpentier Fight ih The Afternoon . DELAND,. June 30.—E. Rogers* oil salesman, was hurt yesterday when his automobile turned over near here, is resting easy today. His foot waa badly smashed, making an operation SANFORD WILL SHOW YOU necessary. ’ WHAT SANFORD BUSINESS . MEN CAN GIVE YOU ' EVERYBODY COME Favorable Report On Norris Bill­ * Big Corporation . Saturday will be a big day in San­ ford. No special arrangementa have been made for a big day but it will To Promote Exportation of Agricul­ Just naturally be a big trading day Anglo-Japanese Treaty tural Products just a s 'all Saturdays are big days in ' (By Th* AmmIi M F k m ) (Br TVs Auaclalad Prasil . WASHINGTON, Juno 30.—A fav­ Snn'ord. LONDON, Juno 30A-Tho Pall Mnli orable report on the Norris bill to But Saturday of this week will be Gillette and Globe says tho British create a $100,000,000 government cor­ a better trading day than usual be­ cabinet today decided upon a renewal poration to promote exportation of cause there will bo so many special of the Anglo-Japanese treaty but agricultural products was ordered to­ there was q discussion proceeding on day by thq senate agriculture com­ sales for that day. Almost - every certain modifications suggested. Thcao business in the city will put on spec­ mittee. . * have special relation to the American ial bargains for that day and ‘ for attitude toward the treaty and the Tuoadsy of next week. Monday being Congressman’s Daugh­ the Fourth position of Indian, the newspaper of . July the stores will adds. • ter Will Run for Office close and this will m-dee it necessary Made Vacant by Death for the people to buy more groceries on Saturday than they usually would Several Killed ■ (By TY. A u o d tU d Vr***] buy. Then all the stores are running in Clash in Mexico, CHICAGO, June 30.—Mrs. Wini­ sales nnd this will bring the crowds to Farmers, Radicals The first case to come before Judge Wilson and the special term of court fred Mason . Buck, Ihe youngest the city. daughter of tho late ‘Congressman And then the Dcmpsey-Carpentler yesterday was that of J. A. Saucer, charged with a violation of the prohibi­ (By Th* l lu c i t U L F n u ) William Mason, today announced her fight will bo handled by the Dally MEXICO CITY, June 30.—Two tion Inws, being the second offense and the case having been remanded from candidacy to succeed her father, who Herald and with a special big paper* . . Permanent Tariff Bill men killed and several 'wounded in the coilnty court to the Circuit Court. was congressman-at-large frorri Il­ will give tho fight by round-wsome­ On account of a recent' judgment of the Supreme Court construing the linois. Mrs. Buck is the mother of thing that only the biggest daily pa­ Introduced in House n clash yesterday between farmers judgment entered in lower courts of Florida the Court held that the judgment four children. and radicals in the state of Qucretnro pers of tho country are doing. Not of the lower court on the first offense was defective and therefore directed a Will Range 8 and 20 following alleged violation by radicals everybody is interested in the fight vnlict for defendant. of the village church at Pucblito. but most of the people are and the ■ This is the same form of judgment used in this and other courts in var­ As Compared With 18.055 in The Dally Herald caters to the readers ious counties of the state and the records were considered good until the rePayne Aldrich Bill. and tries to give them tho dally hap­ 9ent decision of the Supreme Court proved them defective. penings of the world. The fight la a (D r T h . A ito d k U d P rc ia l Shorn of nil legal verbiage the case is simply this: The rcgYilar record daily happening. It will cost us quit# WASHINGTON, June 30.—The av­ book of the County Judge's court was used in this case as in nil cases. The a sum to get the returns but wo are erage jate of duty on administra­ Saucer case was tried in the county court, he was bound over for action in willing to do our part toward keep­ tion’s permanctft tari/f bill was intro­ the Circuit Court being the secqnd offense. In the past few week's tho Su­ ing the crowds in Sanford. Many of duced in the house yesterday will preme Court finds that tho record books used by county judges in some of our people had made arrangementa TALLAHASSEE, Juno 30.—Tho range between eight and twenty per the counties nrc defective and threw out one or two enses for this cause. The to go to other cities just to get the State Road Department met hefc yes­ cent according to unofficial estimates, Saucer case conies up to tho circuit court, the record is defective and there is as compared with 18.55 in Pnync-Ald- USELESS TO CONFER WITH PRE­ nothing for Judge Wilson to do but render n verdict for the defendant when terday afternoon with all members returns on tho big fight. We believe present. It wan announced last night in giving them what they want right rich bill, Chairmnn Fordney, of the MIER LLOYD GEORGE IF this was called to his attention by the attorney for the defonse. hero. In Sanford. Therefore whether Ways and Means committee declared . CRAIG IS BALKY The action of the circuit court hss. this effect of remanding the defendant that contracts totaling about $381,000 some people are interested in the tight for the construction of tho bridges for today. The Underwood average rato back to the County Court for the same offense and will be called up again at which bids were recently opened had or not the Dally Herald will give (By Th* AmocU U I F n u ) he added was G per cent and Dinglcy a inter date. . ’ < them tho details and the Daily HerDUBLIN, June 30.—The proposal average 26M, per cent.. t Attorney Ackerman, of the firm of Ackerman & Cheney, of Orlando, rep­ been nwarded ns follows: Hillsborough county bridges—One nld is doing this for tho benefit of of Premier Lloyd George for n con­ resented the defendant nnd State’s Attorney George A. DeCottes, the state. the subscribers, for tho benefit of the ference in London on the Irish ques­ The court fs busy today on the Oglesby ense and will probably lie busy over Little Manatee river to Ludtfli merchants and for the benefit of the *Irish Republicans tion between representatives of the several days. Landis, Fish & Hull, of DcLand, nre representing the defend­ Bridge Compnny of York, Tn., approx­ imate cost, $60,674.95. Two bridges paper—in this one respect only, wo South and North Ireland fnctions and ant nnd George DeCottes, state’s uttorney, the state. Will Retaliate across Bulfrog creek to Hydo & Bax­ want you to understand first, last and the British government is impossible The Saucer case and the Oglesby case havo excited considerable com­ For Reprisals of ter, of Washington, D. C., approxi­ always that the Daily Herald la a acceptance in its present form. ment and nre attracting many people to the court. , • real daily paper and will come aa This declaration is made by Eam(By Th* Aim«UW4 tnu) The case of thfe State of Florida vs. J. M. Oglesby, charged wilh murder mate cost, $33,120.60. Swift creek bridge in Hamilton near giving you the news of tho world DUBLIN, June 30—The Irish Re­ onn de Valera, the Irish republican has occupied the attention of the court for the past three days nnd wbb hard publican parliament has authorized leader, to Sir James Craig, tho Ulster fought on the side of the state nnd by the attorneys ior the defense. In fact county, to I’raytor, Howton & Wood ns any other daily paper in tho state, retaliatory measures against repris­ premier, in reply to Sir James’ noti­ it hns been n legnl battle such ns Seminole County has not witnessed for many of Albany, Ga<, approximate cost, $6,­ bar none. Therefore, come to Sanford on Sat­ als by members of the Crown forces. fication that he cannot meet Mr. de years. Tho defendant was represented by Landis, Fish nnd Hull of Delwind, 107.9G. urday. You wiil get tho greatest Alnpnbn river bridge to Pensacola Valera in n preliminary conference in Whenever a house or other property and the stntc by Stntc’s Attorney George A. DeCottes and went to the jury Shipbiulidng Compnny, approximate feast of bargains you ever saw.* The are destroyed a similar number of Dublin. yesterday nftemoon. They brought in a verdict of mnnslnughtcr at seven ladies can shop and the men can get Mr. de Valera's letter is quoted by o'clock Inst night. At this paper goes to press early this morning the judge cost, $71,600.60. . houses belonging to the most active Suwannee river bridge at White the fight returns and go to tho mov­ enemies of Ireland mny be destroyed tho Irish Bulletin, orgun of the Dnily hns not sentenced the defendant. Attorneys for defense will probably argue Springs to Pensacola Shipbuilding ies and enjoy an afternoon and night Eireann, ns follows: in the same area. for a new trial nnd if motion is not granted sentence will be passed. Company, approximate c6st, $44,­ in tho best town in Florida. "I greatly regret that you cannot Come to Sanford Saturday. • V, 476.18. come to a conference in Dublin Mon­ New Shipping Board Little St. Mary’s river bridge to day. Mr. Lloyd George’s proposal, be­ Pensacola Shipbuilding Company, ap­ OFFICER ARRESTED AS MOON­ Decides to Dispose of cause of ita implications, is impossi­ SHINER. proximate cost, $29,923. ble of -acceptance in its present form. • Government Fleet Our political differences ou^ht to bq Choctnwahlchoe river bridge to (Br Th* A****UU4 F t*m ) Pensncola Shipbuilding Company, ap­ adjusted, and can; 1 bcl'evc, be ad­ (By T U AsmcUUA Pr»«*> Montlcollo, Fla., June 29.—A. E. proximate cost, $130,740, WASHINGTON, Juno 30.—The new justed on ItisI) soil. But it Is o*bvious Stevens, 60, for many years Justice that in the negotiation of pcaco with Shipping Board decided finally to dis­ of tho peace at Lamont, near here, Great Eiil-.in the Irish delegation HANFORD IS FILLED WITH pose of the government flec^of 237 Arthur G. Hamlin, ono of the coun­ was arrested late yesterday by Sheriff HALES GREAT TRADING wooden vessels it .was stated today. ought not to bb divided, but should Two Warranto Proceed­ ty attorneys, came into th6 Stewart act ns a unit* on some common prin­ WEEK FOR PEOPLE Allman and several deputies, who Bids will be opened July 30.^ office while the reporter was there, to ings Filed Here By claim they caught the Justice operat­ ciple." enquire ns to the matter. Mr. Ham­ All fo jr Southern Unionists, Earl ^ Judge Stewart Have you noted in Tho Daily ing a moonshine still on his farm. DEMPSEY IS T h e f a v o r it e lin stated that he understobd that Midlcton, Sir Maurice Dockrcll, Sir Herald the many saici that aro being The sheriff took tharge of a quantity* (B y Th* A***cUUd Tr***) Robert II. Woods and Andrew Jame­ Judge Isaac A. Stewart, chairman the supreme court had granted tho put on in Sanford. Ono can buy of liquor, destroyed several barrels NEW YORK, Juno 30.—Dempsey son, have accepted Mr. dc Valera's of the Volusia Beard of County Com­ writ of quo warranto asked by the good* cheaper here now than any of mash and after allowing the etfll is ruled the favorite among 165 sports invitation for a conference at the missioners, pulled a good one on the attorneys of tho board through the at­ other part of tho state. It is simply to become cool enough to handle, men out of 225 interviewed as to tho Mansion house, Dublin, Monday, county attorneys todny. He filed a torney general. Mr. Hamlin stated a determined effort on the part of oug loaded it on a wagon and brought it probable outcome. of his match with which presumably will form a pre­ petition for writ of quo warranto be­ that the attorneys had filed petition merchants to keep the trade a t home, to Montlcello. The justice Is at lib­ Cnrpcnticr, Saturday. Fifty-eight lude to a further reply by dc Valera fore Judge Wilson, of Marianna, wlm for writ against the south and central make 8anford the trading center and erty under $300 bond. predicted tho Frenchman would win to the Britiah prime minister. fs holding court in Seminole county, bridges over tho Halifax at Daytona. sell summer goods before the sum­ the championship whilo a scattering in the name of the attorney general, He evidently knew nothing of the let­ mer is over in order to take their in­ by Dressner and that always brings few said they expected tho bout to with reference to the Halifax River ter from the attorney general to ventory and not be obliged to carry the crowds. All millinery at half be even. Men declaring for Carpen­ Virginia Youth Bridge and Railway Company, the Judge Stewart, and waa in the dark any goods over to another season. price. Skirts, overblouses, silk hose, ter generally declined to state out south bridgo at Daytona. Judge Stew­ ao far as recent occurrences in Tal­ In yesterday's Dally was -a page ad­ underwear, corsets and a wonderful Killed By a Ball and out that the Frenchman is their art waa not in town this morning lahassee are concerned. Pitched in Game It will be remembered that a spec­ vertisement of A. Rsfficld who Is array of dresses of all kinds and tha favorite. Their general opinion was when the reporter sought him out, but ial sesaion of the Board of County putting on a mammoth 1clearance .price is so low that you will buy af­ if the bout goea five rounds Carpen­ was informed by his sop, Thomas B. (By n * A***«Ut*d Ft***) Commissioners was held a couple of sale. James M. Dawson Is putting on ter you have seen them. Remember > te r will outbox Dempsey the remandStewart, that the Judge had gone to RICHMOND, Va., June 80.—Wil­ *r of the contfat. The great majority Sanford ‘to fiTb the petition before weeka ago, and the matter taken out the isle at Raffield’s and they are that the Dressner Sale will only last, professed to believe Dempsey's hit liam Elmore Smith, 17, waa killed by Judge WlLon. Tom Stewart stated of the hands of Judge Stewart, so far sparing nothing In this big stock of ten days. Read the advertisement ting power will bring the battle to a a pitched ball, thrown by Roland Gal­ that his father had received a letter aa the board was able to take it out, goods. Dry goods, clothing, shoes, In the Weekly Herald. Thrasher A Garner are putting oa sudden close If he lands a blow oh vin In a game here yesterday. Smith, from the attorney general this morn­ and placed in the hands of the regu­ notions, hats and furnishings of all lar county attorneys. kinds. When Mr. Raffield says it is a big July Sale In which ladles pumps, George*. Only a few are willing to at bat, waa struck on the head. The ing, stating that both petition! from Some firework# may be expected a sale he means just what he aaya. ladies silk hose, men's suits, etc., are Predict that Carpenter will knock out Volusia county, one from Judge Stew­ Injury waa not believed aerioua until when the members of the board learn Attend the Raffield'sale and read the all going very chceap for the sola. Dompsey and these demand long odds. art and the other from the county . after he arrived home when he be­ attorneys, had been presented to the the lateat. ads in The Daily Herald and save Also a few army cots and blankets , left that are being sold at the old came unconscious and died thirty supreme court by the attorney gen­ Judge I. A. Stewart returned thla money. . h e r a l d w il l h a v e t h e In the ..weekly appears the page CARPENTIBR-DBMPSEY FIGHT minutes later. price of $2.48 and $3.48. Road their eral, but that the aupreme court had afternoon from Sahford where he re­ . ' refused to entertain original* jurisdic­ ceived a writ of quo warranto pro­ advertisement of J. M. Dressner the advertisement In this Issue. Many other Bales ate being A sect in western Canad-thinks it tion on the ground that th# matter ceedings from Judge Wilson which is store that treats you right and that » Remember, the Sanford Daily Hep always has the bargains. This Is the end many morn will be staged for •Id wHl give the Carpcntier-Dempsey wicked to learn English. In the Unit­ waa not oivgeneral state interest, and fight by rounds Saturday afternoon. ed Statea it la no longer even a temp- suggested that the petition go to returnable on July 11th.—DeLand annua] ten days Clsaranea Sola that Friday and Saturday. .Watch this News. • you remember is put on every year paper. Judge Wilton. , • • Watch for It, • ■Utlon. ' J A C K ^ M ^ i» readiness today for the opening to­ night of Jacksonville's three days cel­ ebration to mark the opening to traf­ fic of tho million and half dollar bridge across the St. Johns river here. The initial feature scheduled la a mammoth civic parade tonight which will be reviewed by Governor Hardee and staff. Rain fell through the night and this mowing but the clouds are breaking at noon. Thousands of visitors from all parts of the state arc here and nearly fifty cities repre­ sented by sponsors officially appoint­ ed by the mnyors. The bridge will bo dedicated tomorrow afternoon. Fea­ ture during the celebration is a Bcries of three games between St. Augustine amateur club and picked teams from local amatours for the state amateur base bail championship. SPECIAL TERM CIRCUIT COURT ~~ POR SEMINOLE COUNTY CONTR ACTS LET CONTRACTS FOR NEW BRIDGES DEVALERA SAYS IRELAND MUST GET TOGETHER THE BRIDGE CONTROVERSY ' FROM VOLUSIA COUNTY COMES TO SEMINOLE - # « “ :• ■ * *•*? I \ ‘ *i ' i V * v -=M �mm ■ •■ ‘ \ r. : •’ • w * • • • / *• • # 1* r 9• *' .* s t • . • •v r ’ ■ • •• • /- *. • *• « ,• * • • ***' y+ P '■ ’ ' • : 1H 1 R c (J - v ’" J 1 1 * * * * * * * * * * Mr. and U n . Stanley Walker a n In Antwerp, N. Y., for a two month’* vUlt with Mr*. Walker's people. MUa Helen Chorpenlng and slater, Alya, are going to Jacksonville Sun­ day for a few week’s visit with their slater, Mrs. B. H. Squires and family. Mr. and Mts, B ritt and family of Melonvllle are moving to the West Side, having bought the Shlmmon’a farm. * We hear that Mr.'and Mrs. Morris Spencer have moved from Cameron City to the Plnehurst Dairy, Mr. Spen­ cer to take charge of the dairy work. W alter Dressor was the lucky fish­ erman 8unday evening as he found an 8-pound trout on a set-line right at the dock at his place on Lake GoldMahoney A Walker have drilled for flowing wells here recently for Wal­ ter Baulerson, J. F. McClelland, A. Cornany, B. Steelo and Thrasher work on South Cameron avenue the Mrs. David New,, of Orlando, waa paat few days, and a colored convict] here Sunday to seo her parents and Jumped the fence and tried to ’ g e tjHlstcr who hns been very Hi. away through Mr. Stevens’ corn field. L. T. Hunt and Claude Hcnch ciiff |Ir. Raulcrson caught him and hung left early Monday morning in Mr. on until the guard arrived. Tha con- Hunt’s new Lexington'for Mississippi, vict was shot through the hips and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Sandlin, of quite badly injured. • Leesburg, were in town on Monday. The building boom la on in Florida. As ons tours the state, here, there and everywhere, buildings are going up, houses being painted, garages built as progress marks the way. Tis well, and a great boost for,the state. Why not step forward In another direction also and beautify the state by plant­ ing trees, shrubs and flowers, have Florida deserving of the name'' she bears. Some on* has said, "Nature’s adornment of shjrcbs ancj flowers^ are more beautiful than the most costly paintings," then why shouldn’t every city, town or hamlet In this state be a picture of gorgeous flowers, riotous vines, ornamental and useful trees. Only a cutting of slip, is often neces­ sary to propagate a flower in a warm, moist climate and soon beautiful blos­ soms smilingly greet you. We may not all be able to live in mansions, but we can all plant a flower and even the humblest abode with a setting of beautiful flowers, will possess a charm and an atmosphere of refinement, as flowers, like nothing else, add a note of culture and give tone and effect When we study the way nature plants her trees and vines, the principles'of good arrangement becomes a simple matter. Always, leavo open glades for sunshine and air. Plant In masses in natural groups so as ,to form a pleasing picture. Leave open beautiful views and cover unsightly features with vines and shrubs. For the best effect the lawn should bo left open and sown with some Southern grass. By sowing In the fall a carpet of green will delight the eye beforo spring. Plant a mass of deciduous trees to shield the house from the noon-day sun but leave open vistas to­ wards the sunrise and sunset. Leave evergreens on the north where they break tho force of storms. One that .can look ahead from twenty to one hundred years knows best how to plant a tree. Failing to do thfs peo­ ple often plant too doe* to the house and the trees grow up and bury the house In the shade so dense that they invite dampness, and decay and are obliged to be cut dpwn In their prime. Tall shrubs and plants should be grouped against the walla of the house where they will be a pleaalng back­ ground .for smaller bqight-bloomlng flowers which are much more effective when thus placed than when planted in open spaces. Shrubbery should also be planted upon each side of the fence line and in tho corners of steps. The many magnificent vines found in the south should be given space near porches, over pagolas, by outer hous­ es and other available places where they may ramble in their riotous lux­ uriance and beauty. Avoid straight rows when possible. Nature never scatters that way. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell entertnined n few friends Wednesday even­ ing with a chicken pillau and a water­ melon feast. Quito an cnjoyablo timo was experienced by the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Wynec, jr., and daughter Josephine; Misses ' When you buy clothes here you'll be satisfied with the style, fit,.w ear; if not—money back. Hart Schaffner & Marx stand back of us. You're doubly protected — you ought to be. Sanford Shoe and Clothing Co The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Copyright 1921 l u , t Schaflatf St Mars party that spent the day at West Al­ tamonte Springs Thursday. Little George Bell had the misfor­ tune to cut his foot upon some g^rsa very badly recently. t After a prosperous trucking season, the most o M h e ^ lk s around Monroe have had ijie Colta\lighting system in­ stalled. \ Jack Henderson, who has been sick for some weeks is now some better. Rev. Stackhouse, wife and ion, Sam, are keeping house In the J. B%Johnson house while Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are in Tennessee. Misses Josephine and Antionette Tarbeli and Misa Matthews, of San­ ford, visited Miss Linda Miles Fri- Big shipment of Seed Bed Cloth. Bought at an extra low market Come in and-see tho quality and get the price.—Yowell Co. 77-2U-4* Sell it with a Herald Want Ad. t i e r than we claimed. Outwore three others! “Diamond Tires have given us better service'than you claimed. One went 10,000 miles without being removed from the wheel, during which time it outwore three tires o f o th er m akes, ' which cost considerably more than Diamonds.? • FOR 8ALE—60 bales seed bed cloth, . bought on the lowest market. See us before you buy.—Yowell Co. 77-2tcw Givo us your order for "Seed Bed’’ Miss Ada May Adams, of Miami, is cloth. Wc can save you 2 to 3 centa the attractive guest of her aunt, Mrs. n yard. Best grado lowest prices.— H. L. Gbson and Mrs. C. P. Herndon. Yowell Co. 77-2tc-Aw PUBLIC NOTICE —Kalis pell American Laundry Co., , Kalispell, Montana We Changed the Nome of the City Market to tho Mote Appropriate One \ *f " * And Will Celebrate by Offering the Following Price Lirft ----------------------- M E A T S --------------- :------ day. Mr. and Mm. Will Bailey have mov­ ed, from Sanford to Monroe. FULL or LIFE Florida Chuck Steak, lb..................................................... 20' Florida Round Steak, lb. 30 Florida T-Bone and Loin Steak, lb______ 85 Florida Pork Chops or Roasta, lb_______ 80 Western TTCOVCiU iUlA Pork VJUUi«| Chops, U lb. .■----- --- --------- --- ------------—40 Western Round Steak, lb. .............. A...............3 5c Western Loin or T-Bone or Jfttuiat, lb ........... ..'_____ .v...40c Home Dressed Hens, lb 50c Beat Creamery Butter, lb___ ________ ^ ____ ...............45c Wilson's Certified Oleo, lb.................... ..................... :......35c 12 lbs. Sugar 51.00 Alaga Syrup, can — ................................................. 14c Best Maine Corn, can ........ 15c Best Canned Tripe, can •••••••••••Mt****(«ttt«*t*M**,*««**4*«»*f*****«*4***«*30€ 0 b&ns Armour's S o sp ............................ 25c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AND A NEW LOT i ’ *.’ - ' * Buy Diamonds for economy. They are the real thrift tires, and have been standard for twenty-five years. - _ T he D iamond R ubber C ompany .Inc. - . A k ro n , O h io O F C A N N E D GOODS CORDS FABRICS , �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY,. JULY 1,1921 PATTI8H ALL*SMITH. ; ..................................... ******+»Z 3! But They Are Making a Legion Minstrels ' Were Great Success Big City of San­ ( r r e n a*UnUr‘l Dail/. ford TWO OF SANFORD’S PRINCIPAL CONCERNS-WILL HAVE 4-STORY BUILDINGS. 1 1 ITrtm S «U nU j‘» Dnilr) 1 The Legion Minstrels played to a fair house again last night and real­ ised h neat sum from tho two per­ formances. The show was pronounc­ ed by those who attended as all that could be desired in the amusement line. Manager Ed. Lane did not at­ tempt the impossible things in the amusement line. He gave the peo­ ple a short, bright, snappy show with plenty of music and songs and* local hits and to have pulled off such a suc­ cessful stunt In the middle of the summer is a big thing. After the show last night tho en­ tire company was invited to the Holly home .where they danced and sang and had a good time until a late hour. Delicious punch was served and the "troupe" separated with the hope tha't they would all get together at some future dat*.^ Many of them are leav­ ing and It is- possible, that they will not meet again ‘in a long time but they nil enjoyed the rehearsals and the work and the whole show. New business blocks are the order of the day in Sanford. Every day eeea new contract* sign­ ed for business blocks and they ex­ tend out First street, are in the heart of the city, are on Sanford avenue and Palmetto avenue. They are not confined to the business ccntelr of the city. In fact, Sanford has no busi­ ness center any more. The city la growing so rapidly that business la being transacted everywhere. This week the DoForest buildings on Second street were started. There will be six nice store- rooms erected there. The Herald yesterday record­ ed the new business block and apart­ ments of Lee Brothers on First street and Elm avenue. Today we learn that T. J. Miller A Son (who are building everywhere) have decided to make their new building on Park ave­ nue a two-story brick, and will have ■tore rooms on the first floor and nice apartmenta on the second floor. These new apartments that are being built Lexington Motor Co., of Connarsville, Ind., Introduces New Car with this summer will mean the housing the Ans ted Engine. of hundreds of new families this win­ ter and Sanford will have many new citizens added to the census roll. It is also rumored that Mr. Wash-, burn, who is the owner of the Miller, corner, will erect a four-story build­ ing on this property ns soon ns it is , vacated by the First National Bank,) who will occupy the Miller store build-{ ing temporarily while the new First Nationnl Bnnk building of four stor­ ies is being built. As The Herald And it carries other refinements predicted last week, these two prin­ cipal corners of the city will be grac­ nnd improvements which stamp it as ed by four-story buildings. Mr. a Sport car without a peer in perfor­ Washburn can ho depended upon to do mance, appointments, or quality. California’s fastest and most lux­ the right thing at the right time and he has faith In Sanford even though, urious train, running from Los An­ he does not reside here. | geles to San Francisco, Is known as There are many other new build­ the “Lark.’’ Frank B. Anatcd, pres­ ings contemplated In the business sc- \ ident of Lexington, liked this train tldn of Sanford, among them being j ■o well that he decided upon the the Mcisch Realty building that Is bo-, name “Lark" for his newest model. ing planned now and that will be fln-j The new “Lark" is symbolic In ished by-the fipst of Janunry if pos-, every way of the spirit of youth—the sible. This building will he on th e . thoroughbred youth—that sweeps on former Sanford Hotel site on First/ irresistably, unconscious of fatigue, responding eagerly to each call upon street, some of tl reserves of strength and power, property in Sanford. knowing no restraint, ready to cast How Sanford docs grow caution to tho winds if emergencies require it. The ’Tiark" has speed in plenty when speed la needed, and power for steepest hills and heaviest roads. It in a car so responsive and so. easily handled that it answers In every par­ ticular the demands of a woman aj well an n man. It is mounted on Lexington's HAS BEEN IN PROGRESS SINCE epoch-making chassis' which engi­ THE FIRST OF neers have pronounced a great ad­ APRIL vance, In that light weight has been <®7 Iki iiuclilW Pr.*.) made, possible- with an actual gain In LONDON, June 28.—The British strength. coal mine strike which hns been in The new model 14 lower than the progress since April first -has been conventional touring car and haa settled, it was announced officinll this those rakish lines which bespeak the afternoon. true sport car. The body, too, Is nar­ rower than the conventional touring car, hut it provides ample room In the rear seat, .seating' four passengers with a maximum of comfort. The big feature of the "Lark” la, HOW A SANFORD CITIZEN of course, the Ansted engine which FOUND FRBBDOM FROM gives 50 per cent more power than KIDNEY TROUBLES conventional engines 'o f the same size and yet decreases the fuel con­ If you Buffer from backache— sumption of the motor. The power From urinary disorders— * increase is mede possible through the Any curable disease of the kidneys adaption of the large valve opening Use a tested kidney remedy. of racing cars. Heretofore, noise had Doan’s Kidney Pills have been test- barred this principle from passenger car motors; but through what is termr * ........ ed a “rocking chair,1 ................... rocker .arm,. • f m3ri “t“ m°n CMvln' " ,« P " » f jMMnitton. In thn An.Ud EnelM, fcu _ . . „ „ secured the great power possible only * *! ' 8*n,01pd» with thl* principle but eliminating •aya: “It was several years ago that the noise. L iirL d T h f o r '* * - .Wire wheels, cord tires, windshield -si "ymptom8 of kidn#y wings, bumper., cowl tamp., and a and h«ln **V* *rre*t ^ lle f j trunk are a few of the many features and help me in every way. Other, of the new car included as regular members of my family have taken equipment Doan's Kidney ’Pill, with wonderful' Of course, the exclusive Lexington results, too . I am glad to give this features, such as 2-w«y head lamps, emoraemen. , |*he Moore multiple exhaust system, ™ C<> dealer. Don’t ;the Lex-gasifier, and many more, aye simply ask for n kidney remedy—get features of the new msut.i 666 cures Biliousness. -! “For Wide-Awake Bo.,Mk Year * WILLARD LUMLKY. Pobliah, 3 902 French ♦ ♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ t o X Tail* why everyone should dr** hot wmt«r with pboophot* Jn It before breekfa*^ he Son..* TT h e F F ll o o rr id id a a Scout TELUS WHY EVERYONE SHOULD DRINK HOT WATER WITH PHOSPHATE IN IT BEFORE • BREAKFAST LANDI8, FISH & HULL AttorneyTHtad Coonaellon-at DeLAND. FLORIDA Will practice in the State and ] ml Court*. Special faculties fo aminlng and Perfecting Land 1 S C H E L L E M A IN E S L A WY E R omcc INTH* COURT HOUSE SANFO RD - - FLORIDA Both carried arm bouquets of pink .only wash these poisons from your carnations. system and cure you of headache, but Little Miss Bettie Smith, as flower j will cleanse, purify and freshen the G E O . G. HERRING girl, carried an old-fashioned nose- alimentary canal, gny, and Master John Gifford, as Ask your pharmacist for a quarter . AUo.-aejr-at-Law page, carried a basket of flowers, ’pound of limestone phosphate It Is N o. 14 Gamer-Woodruff Buildin which were strewn In the pathway of inexpensive, harmless as sugar, SANFORD, FLA. the bride. j If you aren’t feeling’ your beat, The bride was given in marriage by if tongue is coated or you'wake up SCHOOL LUNCHES Mr. Pattishall had — as his her father. L... _ I—I - with ’bad' taste,. foul breath or have (From S t U r i U j 'i D(llr) best man and intimate friend, Mr.'colds,. — indigestion ..— _.i, biliousness, conThe importance of serving whole- Curtis Gardner of-Daytona. | stipation or sour, acid stomach, begin JE W E L E R Bomc lunches to our school children The bride was lovely in a gown of the phosphatod hot water cure to has long been on the minds and white georgette, wearing a white hat rid your system of toxins and polsona. . MY SPECIALTIES: hearts of many of the members of the to match. Her only ornament was a j --------------------------Pickard’s Hand-Painted China Woman’s Club. string of pearls, the gift of the groomJ SUGAR CUT AGAIN Gorham’s Sterling Silver A definite step in this direction Her flowors were white bride’s roses, j BLEEDING BADLY NOW Rogers’ Plated Ware was taken today at a meeting of ■Following the ceremony an Inform-] -------Elgin and Waltham Watches the Educational Committee of the al reception was held during which, NEW YORK, June 28.—Two local Woman's Club, called by Mrs. Henry' an ice course was screvd, refreshing (refineries today cut current quotaWight, chairman of Welfare depart­ fruit punch being served throughout tlon 10 points to 5.20 per pound for Parcel Poet Your Cleaning and Dyeing to ment and Mrs. Blackman, chairman the evening. granulated sugar. Mrs. Pettishall’l golng-away gown Mr. DuBose, of. tho school board, was a dark blue Canton crepe, richly Rub-My-Twm cures sores. reported that Mr. Lawton, and the embroidered In rust and . self color, board are heartily* in favor of fhis with hat and accessories to match. step and will show their interest by Mr. snd Mrs. Pattishnll left during practical co-operation. They will the evening for Daytona Beach. They Cloarwnter in paving Jeffords street, build a shuck with covered porches on expect to visit the groom’s parents at the south boundary line of the city the grounds of the grammar school for the cooking and serving of the Geneva, Fla., before going to Orlando, running from South Fort Harrison 611 Main SL Jacksonville, FU. whpre they inter will be at home .to avenue to connect with the brick road lunches. We prepay parcel postage on return* There will be a superintendent ap­ their many friends. Among .the guests from out of the pointee! to take charge of this work county were the parents of the groom, THETFORD, PERRYMAN ft and to be responsible for all buying of Mr. and Mrs. H» H. Pettishall of Ge WILKINSON supplies and for the menu. 666 cures Dengue Fever. The committee will on Monday, neva Mrs. R. E. Tolar of Sanford ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW make a tour of inspection of other Mrs. J. H. Huffman of Miami; Mrs. I TALLAHASSEE, June 28.—Gover- Will practice in all County, Stste is4 towns in our vicinity who are operat­ C. E. Lester, Mrs. Geo. Coleman, Mr. Federal Courts. mor Hardee has_suspended from ofing this serving of lunches success­ Louis lis te r of West Palm Beach; Over 1st Nat. Bank Sanford, FU. ifice, J. F. Poore, chairmnn of ‘ the fully. This tour will include Or­ Miss Virginia Marrow and Mr. Curtta j hoard of county commissioners of lando, Winter Garden and Apopka. Gardner of Daytona. j Santa Rosa county ns n result of TALLAHASSEE, June 28.- Tm They will inspect and compare the Miss Smith is the daught*- of Mr. 1 Poore’s indictment by the Santa Rosa additional officials for the new coun­ equipment and methods of these nnd Mrs. E. E. Smith and has a igrnnd jury on n charge of ninifeas- ty of Sarasota have been appointed schools and adopt those which seem large circle of friends In tho state. lancc fh office. Poore is a resident of by Governor Hardee. B. I)- Levy, of best suited to our needs. -She in charming aid accomplished I Milton. Hceridge, was named sheriff , ud The committee nlso decided to ask nnd it is with much regret that her Charles G. Strotchemoyer, of M»n»representatives from the D. A. It. and many friends see her Ie*ve for her the Mother’s Club to co-operate with new home in Orlando. She was a Head-IT-OFF"—ENERGIZE—NOW, aota, tax assessor. them in this work. student at Stetson University and a Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. This will fill a long felt need es­ member of the Pi Beta Phi fratcmlly. 666 cures Bilious Fever. pecially when wc remember that Mr. Pattishall la a gradual* '-f both there are over 500 children who ntMr. Pattishall is a graduate of both .tend our grammar school and that a the college and law departments of large per'centage, of them come from Stetson university and a member of jl*Ier without getting our NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED, the country- These lunches will bo the Phi Kappa Delta nnd Phi Alpha 'MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizer! wholesome ‘ 010! yet served at so Delta fraternities. During the war Spr***™. Poultry Supplies. small a cost that any child can nfforil Mr. Pattishall served 18 months in' r,pl M** 20,h* ,921- Prif* Now furnishing "SIMON to take advantage of them. Franco with the U. S. Air service, ' “GEM BRANDS" ____ • The marked improvement of the where he received his flying training E. 0« PAINTER FERTILIZER 1 children in health and school work, as n “chasso" pilot and was commisJACKSONVILLE * *!• *J* which has resulted in other places ^ ___ where this has been tried, is argu­ sioned a first lieutenant. He has _ been in the practice of law in Orment enough for Us adoption. The committee has only begun its lando for the past year. work and hopes to extend its activities to the Primary and High Schools also. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. In this work the committee feels that it will have the hearty co-operation of * Notice is hereby gly«yi that the every good citizen of Sanford.' Board of Public Instruction for Semi­ nole County, Florida, will receive bids on Tuesday, July 5th, 1921, at the ofNOSE CL0QQEI ficc of the Superintendent in the I H A V E TH EM A COLOG Court House, for the furnishing of materials for and the construction of n school building at Goldsboro (West Sanford) for the furnishing of materials and for the construc­ Ah! What relief! Your clogged tion of a school building at nostrils open right up, the air pas­ Midwny and also for the furnishing sages of your head arc clear and you of materials for and the completion of can breathe freely. No more hawk­ the interior of Hopper Academy (San­ ing, snuffling, mucous discharge, ford Colored School). Plans and spec­ tlon—lots are being sold right along and building in this headache, dryness—no struggling for ifications may be had at the supersection is such as to gladden the heart of those who have breath at night, your cold or catarrh intondent’a office on and after Satur­ the good of Sanford at heart. is gone. day, June 26Ui, 1021. Bids must be Don't stay stuffed up! Get a small made separately on each of the jobs. This is no idle talk—I have weighed the statement and bottle of Ely’* Cream Balm from your Certified check in the sum of $150.00, druggist now. Apply a little of this payable to Board of Public Instruction to say juat what is my'candid convictions would Pu^ fragrant, antiseptic cream in your must accompany each bid, checks of most too strong for the careful, conservative p e r s o n — that nostrils, let it penetrate through ev­ the successful bidder or bidders to be person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who ery air passage of the head; soothe retained by Board as liquidated dam­ has VISION will agree with me now—tho other later. and heal the swollen, inflamed mu­ ages and should successful bidder fnll cous membrane, giving you instant or refuse to make bond in the sum of relief. Ely’s Cream Balm is just what one-third of his bid or bids within ten every cold and catarrh sufferer has days after notification of acceptance bet.:: seeking. It’s just splendid.— of bid or bids. AH other checks to be Adv. 1 returned. The Board reserves the right to reject any or «}1 bids. The world nows the day it happens, By order of the Board of Public In­ delivered at your door each ovening, struction, 15c the .week. T. \V. LAWTON, Watch the South East Corner of Supt. and Ex-Officio Buy jt with a Herald Want Ad, 44-3tc Secretary. H E N R Y McLAULIN j Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” �■% ____ - _____ ___________ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 1,1921 PERSONALNOTES were joined by Pop Wilson, Mr. am Mrs. Ed. Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Arch­ ie Betts at dinner at Cataneo’s. Mr. and Mrs. Wideman- Caldwell arrived yesterday from San Diego, Calif., where they have spent the past-year, stopping over enroutc home at Dallas, Tex., where they were the guests of their sister, Mrs. Dick Fox. The numerous friends of this popular couple will be delighted to learn that they will now make Sanford their home. Mra. K. C. Rowen, of St. Augustine, arrived yestcrdijy nnd is the guest of herjdaughter, Miss Ruth Phelps. (Tram Kwli,', D«ar) Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Chamberlain who are spending' the summer at Day­ tona Beach are in town today, the guests of Mrs. Raymond Key. Miss Esther Miller returned last night from Daytona Reach where she has been the guest of Miss Merrio Frances Ball. Ship a n d sa il u n d e r Among Sanford folks enjoying de­ the Stars an tfS tripes to lightful .surf batching- and ocean all parts o f th e w orld breezes at Dnytona Reach yesterday HERE WM ■ long petlod when wery: Misses Mamie, and Virginia it w»* not true, but today It Mero, Lucy Byrd Smythe; Messrs. li proudly true once more — (Tram T m d ix 'a S alt;) Tom Martin, John Brown, Bob Dod­ n ,Je and paaaenger route* are Miss Florrie Turner of Ft. Pierce son, Harry Wimbish, Bill Moye, Mor­ to otablUhed that you can ahlp ris Wimbish, W. A. Adams, Morrill is the attractive house guest of Miss your food*, or you can tall, tb Lillian Shinholscr at her home on Oak Brynn nnd John Moisch. tny part of the world under the nvenue. Mr. and Mrs, R. T. Christcnbcrry, Stir* and Stripe*. Miss Rhoda Vaughan left for New who have recently moved here from The program of route* b being Lakeland, have rented the Scoggins Smyrna for an extended visit with carried out with an eye to the home for the summer. Mr. Christen- her sister, Mrs. Stackhouse. future u well a* present need* of American exporter* and Im­ berry ia with the A. C. L. Railway. Miss A. Gallagher of Orlando la porter* and all American prow C. E. McKee and E. R. Kelly, of De- spending this week at the Gables. ferity. See that the ihlpa you Land, were visitors herd Saturdny and . Prof. Harold Bachc, Albert Con nac ate owned and Operated by were registered at the Montezuma. nally and Pat Miller are lamping out American dtisen* or by the U.k. Misses Louise Smith and Bertie at Crystal Lake for a week. And, fo r a fact, rolling T a lk in g a b o u t ro llin g Shipping Board. Jones, of Jacksonville, were visitors Sir. and Mrs. Harry Frazier and up P rin c e A lbert is mighty your own cigarettes, we’U Operator* of Pauenger hero Saturdny. bright little son were visitors here Service* easy! P . A. is crim p cut and te ll you r ig h t h e re th a t J. N. Hcidt of Atlanta, who la tour­ last evening from Winter P ark.. Admiral Lin*, H S u t i SrrMt, N r * F r l u t l A lfcirf If ing the state, spent the week end York, N . Y. P rin c e A lbert tobacco ha? stays p u t and you whisk it Mrs. Fred Rlnes will assist Mr*. n U (i* i»rer a* very pleasantly here registering at M ilto n N a r tfa tio n C om pany. 2* b**f. njy r id IM f. W. D. Holden In the Sanford library ’em all lashed to the m ast! into -shape before you can So Cay Street, Baltimore, Md pipnJ the Montezuma. e n j half pound tin during the absence of other librar­ rUnev «ll«ew count three! And, the next liu m M f ria n d ln l.W E. C. Smith, Jr., and C. R. Jordan, ians. Y ou've got a handful-of( wwf e r y t a l f l u * furniture men from Ocala, were here Mrs. E. M. Howard has returned in sta n t you’re puffing away ■ m t r f a r with New York and P o r to R ico S. S. C o., happiness coming your di­ m ltlM ir II Dioadwey, New York, N . Y. today transacting business.'to beat the band! from where she was called by the Ill­ toPeciAe M all S. 3 . C o., 4* Broadway, rection when you pal it w ith H. B. Noble, of West Palm Beach, New York, N . Y. was here on a business mission today, ness of her daughter, Mra. M. M. P rin c e A lbert is so good P . A. a n d th e m a k in ’s V. S. Mall S. S . C o., 41 Broadway, Evans. The latter has greatly Im­ stoppj/fg at the Montezuma. New York, N . Y. th a t It has led fo u r men to p a p e rs ! F o r P rin c e A lbert Ward Lina. (New York and Cuba Mall Reginald Baker, of Jacksonville, proved and accompanied her mothej S. S. C o) Foot of Wall Street, smoke jim m y pipes where is not only delightful to was a business visitor here Saturday. home. New York. N Y. Mrs. AD. Key leaves tomorrow for one was smoked before! I t ’s W. V. .Wheler anil Porter E. Pitts your taste and pleasing in Free u*e of spent tile week end very delightfully Hendersonville, N. C., where she will Shipping Board film* th e g r e a t e s t o ld b u d d y its refreshing arom a, but our at Daytona Bench, with friends from spend the summer, stopping at the D m e t ShlpTln* Board motion picture smoke th a t ever found its same hotel with Mrs. C. R. Wnlkcr. ftlrnr, four retk. tree on rrijUMt of any exclusive patented process Titusville, mayor, pastor, ptMtmastrr, or organiMrs. M, H. Mabry ar.d son, Horton, lanon A ffta t aducatlonal picture w ay into a pipe or cigarette! ■J. G. Ball spent the week end at frees it from bite and parch! of ahlp* and the are Write for l-Jom y Daytona Beach with his family, and Joave tomorrow for an extended stay . at Ian to H. Laur. Director Information Dotrau. Pionm 911, 1119 *TF" Street, reports that Billy Ball is not so well. at fhautiuqua, N. Y. N. W., Waahin*ton, D. C • Mra. C. L. Millitzer and two sons Miss Mildred Dickson has been the SHIPS FOR S A U are spending this week In Orlando, guest of her aunt, Mrs. S. A. Iluston ( f a AmtHtn rir/rrat aafy) on Sanford Heights for the past week. as the guest of her parents, Mr. nnd Slaal itaaiaari, bath ail i l l eaal itzt i i r t n i . Alta waad ataaaaarr. wwad Sinclair White, purchaser of the Mrs. J. S. Sorrell. b v I t J. R*r»*U* holla u i araaa-faiaf t i|* . Farther Mrs. D. C. Marlowe, Mrs. John C. - T»b*c*s Co. Jewett Place, on West First street, Ulan atlas abtaiaad by raeaaat. VVloflon-SfUm, owned by T. J. Miller, arrived and has Smith, Mrs. Henry Purdon and Mrs. N . C, the national joy tmoke For sailings o f passenger taken possession of Bamo, Mrs. White Howard Ovcriin are spending the day and freight s h ip t\to all who la in Suwanee, Tenn., is expected very delightfully in Orlnndo. parts of the w orld and all II. B. McGregor —"Mack, the Tun- him a fund of wide experience as Jie C. J. Barnes of the A. C. L. railway ( NOTICE TO CONTRACTTORS to arrive in a few days. other inform ation, write ■Sir. Ward, expert electrician, who or," who has been here for some time, | in an able motor car man nnd In tho was here yesterday, registered at tho any of the above lines or s in charge of the government elec­ left this moritlng for other points in past has always sold Overland and Montezuma. 1 Sealed bids will bo received by the trical experiment station, being in- Southern Florida. | KAIght motored lines. He is not on-1 w p Ethcrldt[0 of Tavarea wa8 a building committee of the Sanford Rod U S SHIPPING BOARD tailed on the farm of C. M. Berry, E G. Pcaroon of Orlnndo, repre- ly an acquisition to the new firm, hl)Bine|| vl„itor hcro yc9tcrday, gtop. 6: Gun Club for th* building of a dub ,D.C county agent, has nrrived and is reg­ senting the Standard Oil company, | who are' organized on a wholesale pin(r house 60x120 feet, at Sanford, Fla. Montezuma istered at the Semipble Hotel, Plans and specifications may be had was hcro yesterday transacting bus-[basis, but will prove an asset to the Mrs. Tom Moore, who has been the iness. City Substantial as a booster to Us’ J - c - Wchb, salesman for Bowman- nt the office of the secretary, 115 Park guest of her brother nnd his wife, S. L. Schemer of Jacksonville was|merits ns n distributing point. (Moore Hat company of Knqxvillc, Ave., Sanford. Bids will be opened at Judge and Mrs. Schello Maine*, for here yesterday on business. j George Ruder of Jacksonville was Tenn., was hero yesterday calling on 8 p. ni., on Friday, July 1st. Com-mlttee reserves the right to reject any the past two weeks, left Friday for C. C. Carlston of Miami was here hero yesterday on a business mission. 'oca* customer*, and a-] bids. her home in 'Pensacola. yesterday transacting business. i Jos. W. Dawson of St, Augustine is 1 W. M. HAYNES, Mr. nnd Mrs. Leslie Bryan and Mr. T. M. Zuber Is a .new resident j spending several here on business . j Wo BPpcl*l,I« on fertilizer for your Secretary. three children, Mrs. Porter Pitts and of Sanford. Ho is connected w ith1 E. M. Groves of Atlantic City is *awn an^ g«rden. Phone us your D21-28-W Miss Sallie Howard, left Friday in the Lime in barrels, or 40-pound sack* Iryan car for Barnesviile, Ga. Mr. Hnight & Magee in the capacity of spending some time here at the Mon- /ifder*. Any amount sold. Cates Crate car salesman. Mr*Zuber brings with tezuma. Co. Phone 181. 40-tfc at Cates Crate Co. Phone 181. 40-tfe Brynn will return home in ten days. Mrs. Bryan nnd Mrs. Pitta will spend the summer with their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard, iM o m i ba ck h u r t s oh BLAD­ Billy Fitts had the misfortune of DER BOTHERS YOU, DRINK breaking his arm while ernhking n LOTS OF WATER.' Ford at the home of his grandmother, When your kidneys hurt and your Mrs. Sheldon at New Smyrna Inst week. Billy has returned home nnd bark fil ls sore, doirit pet scared and expects to leave JYily 1st for camp at pnxVt-d to Umd your stomach with a Hendersonville, N. C. lot of tlruKs th a t c-Xcite the kidneys Mrs. Hownrd Tibbnls and baby, of *nd irritate the entire urinary tract. Haines City, are the guests of her Keep your kidneys ejean like you aunt, Mrs. Fannie S. Munson for sev­ keep your bowels clean, by flushing eral dnys. them with a mild, harmless salta George Mrl-aughjin, Percy Mero, -'— v r which removes the 'body’s urinous Hnisei nnd Dixie Brown nnd James , ws*tc ami stimulates them to their Schaal were among Sanford young normal activity. The function of the folks at Daytona Bench yesterday. kidney* is to filter the blood. In 24 Misses Mary and Kate McBride of H ow would you reg ard your chancea f o r profit fro m the production o f grap e­ hours they strain from it 600 grains Marshville, N. C,, are the guests of j f r u it and oranges— .* of arid and waste, so we can readily their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. If Ihore w oe only apecillative marketing? < understand the vital Importance of J. McBride at their home on Palmetto avenue. keeping the kidneys active Would not the growers of Florida have suffered pa much as have farmers in .-a ll Mr. znd Mr*. Sam Uautnel and their Drink lots of water—you can’t other sections during the financial and industrial depression— drink too much;- also get from any guests, Mrs. Zclmenovitz and daugh­ If there were only ipeculatlve marketing? pharmacist about four ounces of Jad ter, of Brunswick and Mr. A. RafTield Salta; take a tahlespoonful In a glaas formed n congenial party motoring to Would not the admitted failure of speculative marketing In time of stress make of water before breakfast each mom- Orlundo yesterday. Miss Dorothy Rumph was the guest the outlook an exceedingly gloomy one for the citrus industry— log for n few days and your kidneys will nct fine This famous salts la of Miss Ethel. Henry yesterday at If there were only speculative marketing? wade from the add of grapes and Daytona Beach. , , . t * * Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Galloway and lemon juice, combined with Hthla, Would there be efficient effort to reduce nroduction costs, to lower freight rates •nd has been used for generations Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Key were a con­ an d otherwise to stabilize grapefruit and orange growing— genial party motoring to Orlando yes­ to clean and stimulate clogged kid­ terday afternoon. neys; also to neutralise the acids in If there were only speculative marketing? A. E. MofTitt killed a rattle snake urine so it no longer is a source of on Beardall avenue yesterday that Irritation, thus ending blndder weak­ had ten rattles and was quite a large Would there be worth-while endeavor to increase the consumption of citrus ness. fruits and to educate the public as to their health and food values— one. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot John G. Leonard! motored to Plant If there were only speculative marketing? Injure; makes a delightful efferves- City Saturday ind spent the week end <tnt lithia-water drink which every­ with his wife, who was called to Plant Would there be under wav necessazv work new markets, and to provide one should take now and then to City by the serious Illness of her sis­ wider channels of distribution fo r grapefruit and oranges— ” •!> their kidneys clean and active ter. this, also keep up the water Mrs. R. L. Griffin and daughter, If there were only speculative marketing? drinking, and no doubt you will'won- Emily nnd R. E., left today fpr their der what became of your kidney old home in Xllendale, S. C.t where W ould you have your present confidence in the stability of the citrus industry trouble and backache. they will spend several weeks. They of Florida and your faith In the maintenance of existing grove values— will also visit in Columbia, S. C.t and Augusta, Go.,'before returning home. If there were only speculative marketing? 0NE MILLION INTEREST' ' Mr, and Mra. Hal Wight, Miss OWED TO AMERICA BY ^the Jojrtdoeol th* Florida Ohms chan* ot what It had aeeoraEUROPEAN PEOPLE Addaidwdliggins and Mr, Potter were Fcr Information about memberamong the Sanford people motoring the vtnanager of t& or or write to tha burine** to Daytona Beach yesterday. l*r n » Small Iit ru n * m juafsr at Tampa. . Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Walsmn, John .Wa s h in g t o n , June 20.—Approx"lately oni? billion dollars Interest is Russell and Miss Bain motored over fl*Y-d :ho United States by European to Daytona Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W, T. Berry, of Apop­ dcblor nations up to about May 15th, lrrr‘J’,r » ofiV:-..;* told th*! senate fi* ka, were In the clt^ yesterday the P*nci5 co’ uni-.teo today, explaining n guests of Mrs. Berry’s sister, Mrs.‘H. ill to give the i.eTretary of the treas­ C. Waters. ury hroitd LuiImrUy in faudiit.f Allied -Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smith and dcLts. , <; Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd motored to Daytona Beach Sunday where thhy i J spent the day very delightfully. They 8c,I J t with*a Herald Want Ad. T Prince Albert s a new note in the joys of rolling ’em! r GLASS OF SALTS CLEANS KIDNEYS there were only I l t ■ • .. ' , - * , . Mr ' i �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 1,1921 Amazing Success Achieved by Celebrated Medi­ For All Points in South east Which Includes Sanford HEARINGS CALLED IN ATLANTA JULY UTH TO CONSIDER THE RAISE ■ * i n j vq £h I 3i The railroads are evidently making plana to raise the water rate* of Flor­ ida in order that the railroad* will have no competition and it behoove* all the trade bodies In the state to be up and doing and head it off or the d ties that now enjoy a good water rate will suffer and those who do not enjoy the water rate will more than suffer. The Palatka News sounds a warning in the following article: Continuing their fight to bring tho water aril rail rates near together, tho Fourth . section of the Southern Carriers, with headquarters in At­ lanta hava sent out notices to trade bodies throughout the territory of a Bories of conferences to begin In At­ lanta on July 11 on a proposed re­ vision of rates for this territory. A schedule of tho proposed changes ac­ companies the notification and bears evidence of the intent of the rail Secretary Murphy, of tho Palatka Business Men’s Association received a copy of the proposed changes yes- 5\ j^ : .terday. They represent AN AD­ cine Not Only Phenomenal, But Unprece­ VANCE OF PRACTICALLY FOR­ dented—Over 20,000,000 Bottles Sold in Six TY PER CENT FOR EVERY PORT CITY IN FLORIDA with a reduction Years—Foreign Countries Clamor for I t for some of the interior points, mak­ ing obvious the rail control of the Never before, perhaps, in the history of. the drug trade has steamship lines, the elimination of the demand for a proprietary medicine over approached the won­ water competition and a determina­ derful record that is now being made by Tanlac, the celebratet tion to give no preference to ports medicine which has beert accomplishing such remarkable.results with available water transportation. throughout this country and Canada. As a matter of fact, the Tho proposal is concrete evidence that the insidious force which has marvelous success achieved by this medicine is not only phenome­ * been working constantly against com­ nal, but unprecedented. petitive coastwise shipping facili­ The firat bottle of Tanlac to reach the most gratifying and astonishing ties, has a t last secured sufficient con­ the public was sold just a little over results and have pronounced It the trol of the water carriers to mani­ six.year* ago. Ita success was imme- greatest medicine of all time. pulate the rates so that the notion’s diate and. people everywhere were Tens of thousands of men and wornsplendid water facilities cannot be quick to recognize it as a medicine of employed in the interest of the ship­ extraordinary m erit Since that time pers and consumers. there have been sold throughout this Palatka, in common with Jackson­ country and Canada something over ing, as well as thousands of weak, ville, Tampa, Ocala, Key West, and Twenty Million (20,000,000) bottles, thin, nervous men and women ap­ other coast or port points, whether establishing a record which has prob­ parently on the verge of collapse, have inland or coastal, w ill. suffer onor- ably never been equalled in the his­ testified that they have been fully re­ mously if the rates proposed go into tory of the drug trade in America. stored to their normal weight, health efTect. The increase in rates to these Fame Is International and strength by its use, points will approximate 40 per cent, Tho instant and phenomenal suc­ Restored to Health while mnny of the rates proposed will cess which Tanlac won when it was Still others, who seemed fairly well, lower tho present rates to inland first introduced has been extended to yet who suffered with indigestion, towns, but not in proportion to the practically every large city, small headaches, shortness of breath, dizzy increases proposed for towns served town, village and hamlet in North spells, sour, gassy stomachs, coated by water carriers. America. Its famo has become in­ tongues, foulness of breath, constipa­ . Here arc Some of tho present rates ternational in its scope and England, tion, bad Complexion, loss of appetite, from Alexandria, Vn., and Washing­ Japan, Mexico, Cuba, Hawaii, Alaska, sleeplessness at night and of terribly ton, and the ones proposed, to points Porto Rico and many European coun­ dejected, depressed feelings, state in Florida: , tries are clamoring for it. that they have been entirely relieved From coast to coast and from tho of these distressing symptoms and re­ To Jacksonville, present rate on first class 1.32, proposed 1.88; from Great Lakes, Tantac is known and stored to health and happiness by the Raltimorc, present rnte 1.42, proposed honored Miliions have taken it with use of Tanlac.—Adv. 1.88; to Ocala from Washington and Money Back The Purina System of Feeding keeps the flodc laying in the fall and the winter, because it supplies plenty of material for whites as well as for yolks. This enables the hen to make complete eggs of all the yolks that develop in her body. W hen n grain ration is fed there is not enough protein for whites. Many yollcs th a t form are not laid, but are eventually absorbed back into the system as fa t More-Eggs G uarantee P u rin a C how a, w hen fed according to directions, are guaranteed to m ake hens lay m ore eggs th a n nny other feed, of the m oney paid for P u rin a Chow s will b e refunded. pects to remain with the company. Mr. and Mrs. Squire have taken the hungnlow on Lake Onoro recently va­ cated by Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Couch. The bungalow has been newly painted and put in fine order. They will give from Washington l.COVi, proposed up possession of their farm July 1 2.24; from Baltimore,’at present 1.86, and will leave shortly thereafter for proposed; 2.34, with equal increases Potsdam, N. Y., to visit relutlvcs nnd from New York nnd other points. will Inter go to points in Michignn, In marked contrast is the increase returning to Sanford in November. to Perry, Fla., nnd all rail points, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Raynor, Sr., where tho present rate is from Wash­ nnd Mr. and Mra. Will Raynor, Jr., ington 2.47Vj with a proposed rnte and sun Wi'l, Mie 3rd are in Good of 2.68 nnd n present rate from Bal­ Grohnd, L. I., for the summer. This timore of 2.67Vi from Baltimore to n is Mra. Raynor’s firat visit north. Mr. new rate of 2.68, an increase of a nnd Mrs. Will Rowe nnd son from half cent, ns against the advnnce of town, nro spending the summer at cents ^to Palatka, nnd ail other the Raynor home on Celery avenue. points similar situnted, while Perry, The Rowe’s are building a new hopie and other inland towns, either have on West First street. one or half cent increase, or one cent Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Cameron with reduction. It is noticeable all thru their son and daughter, nrc going to the new Schedule that the rate of in­ Coronndo Beach on Friday. The la­ creases are more than double on port dies will remain some time. Mr. Cam­ or waterway towns over those of in­ eron nnd A /get\ will be week-end vis­ land towns. itors. f ( Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McClellnnd and children have moved over from Genovn, into their home which hns been * ^moved from Railroad street down on * to Miller avenue, a very much better * location. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Brown Miller, of Celery avenue, have ns their guest, n, | Robert Hoy, of Montrose, Scotland, ;y | who arrived last week and expects to tt | become a resident of Sanford. Mr, c-|Mi!ler and M.*e. liny are old friends no | ns she was Miss Jean Wall, also of i'd MontrAse. Mr. and Mrs. Miller hnvc Sold in Checkerboard R a g s O n ly b y CATES CRATE COMPANY DON’T BE MAD AT THE SMALL MERCH ANT WHO TRIES TO SELL YOU At a Higher Price than ours; because he has to buy second handed and pays the profits we give you to the other fellow. Our prices on today’s market on PURINA FEEDS are as follows: Purina Omolene ............. $2.85 Purina S cratch.............................. 3.20 Purina Scratch, 50-lb. b a g .................. 1.70 Purina Chicken Chowder........................... 3.95 Purina Chicken Chowder, 50-lb. b a g ...... 2.10 Purina Cow Chow..................... . . .......... ; 3.35 Purina P ig Chow .............................. *....... 3.35 Purina Calf M eal...................................... 1.65 ALL FRESH STOCK PHONE 181 Sold only b y d e a lc \ give tire mileage at the low est cost NON-SKID RED-TOP CORD Reduction on all styles and sizes .A N e w L o w P ric e on a T K n o w n an d H on est Product AGENTS FOR Phone 17 lis mnehine. ’ Tho car plunged over the curve and crashed into a lamp post. Lohmd Chubb, employed at the city hall, saw the accident and came to the aid of the injured man, who was rendered unconscious from tho shock. ccived from flying glass when his til collided with the lamp post Mr. man was none the worse for his clo* call.—Orlando Sentinel, This was Howard Lyman, of AIUmonte^Sfitl well known in Sanford. H* was badly shocked by tho lightning and had several teeth knocked out A phone message from Winter Park last night stated that the injured man Thc pro-British American* are,con­ after receiving medical attention was vinced that there would be no trou­ taken to his home in Longwood. But ble if the pro-Irish American* would for a bad shock and painful cuts rc- not tako sides. Your police department will Rive your home and your business better protection. ■You can travel to and from.work independ­ ently, comfortably, swiftly, and safely. You can pass anything on the road if you wish. • •• ■You can -take her along on every trip and outing. Mr, Chatman nnd the 100 ncre farm adjoining, owned by John Russell, nil highly improved truck lnnd, with many tenant houses, nnrns, wells nnd other improvements have ail been bought by Mr. Potter, representing a commission firm in Philadelphia, The Bond Lumber Co., of Lake Helen, have about a 100 mules in Kirby Osteen’s, pasture at Lemon Bluffs, their vacation due to the burn­ ing of the Bond Company’s saw mills. J. C. Ellsworth, W. W. Miller, J. F. Hickson and othara about here have been over buying mules for farm work. ' Narrow Escape From Bolt of Lightning F A S T ------- SPORTY---------NEAl ECONOMICAL----- CHEAP-— QUICK Get out and away into God’s own countrywill add yeara to your life and make you for more and better work. Distributors o f Henderson and Excelsior Motorcycles FLORIDA ORLANDO �v - '. 5 . THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 1,1921 STATE TAX LEVY REDUCED GOV. HARDEE’S PROMISE BEFORE ELECTION MADE GOOD house will be filled again tonight and show the boys that you appreciate 100 Members in the their work and it is a work of love in Baptist \Boys Club every respect. The curtain will rise ( T t i n S i t a r d i r 'i D i l l ; ) promptly at 8:30 and the show lasts One of the beat organizations for about one hour and a half. You will enjoy every minute of it so come out boys in this flection of thc state ib the V tonight and see a real minstrel show Baptist Boys Club. There are now one hundred members. FULL OF LIFE AND SPARKLE by home talent. The monthly dinner was held on AND ON AGAIN TONIGHT CAR LOAD OF LEXJNGTONS last evening in the banquet hall of the AT THE PRINCESS AND NEW LARK SPORT CAB Temple and fifty-eight were present. rrrilTOAJTIB^ The enthusiasm was very high and Chamber of Commerce (From r r U i r 'i D iO ;) Ten and Three Quarter (F rom S a U r t a j 't D i l l ; ) Edward F. Lane haa pulled off The B. A O. Garage are happy to­ the boys are ready to tackle anything Drive for Membership Mills Will Be A ssess­ many minstrel shows in Sanford and day over the shipment of a ear load worth while. Chicken with rice, pickWas Successful Affair elsewhere but for the few rehearsals, of Lexington cars of the new models. lea with hojne cooked rolls, and wat­ ment for 1921 Below for the hot weather and many other This Is not a specialty since the B. A ermelon were served. (Tn m h ttriir’i Dill;) Talks were made by several of the Ihc Chamber of Commerce has juat drawbacks, the Legion Minstrels of O. have been receiving car loads of big brothers. Among them Hon. J. * N o e lg a ra tta h a t put op a successful drive for member­ this year are as good as any and bet­ Lexington* for many months. The D. Jinkins, Judge Sehelle Maines, Col. ter than some and those who witness­ thing that causes Joy In the B. A O. th e u m e d e lic io u s ships! It was not a drive In the true ed the show last night were wdl re­ camp la the fact that they are the J. G. Sharron, CoL Wilkinson and sense of the word for the Chamber f la v o r a a L u o k y City Manager Ryan. OF COMPTROLLER AND AMPLE paid for attending. In fact the en­ first dealers in Florida to receive the of Commerce does not believe In The following officers were elected: S trlk o . B ooauoa PROVISION HADE FOR ALL tire show was a big surprise to the new sport model of the Lexington ear drives. The committee on member^ Faye Loosing, president; Robert Wil­ APPROPRIATIONS L o e k y S tr ik e Is th o j * * .ship simply met at thy Seminole public for It was filled with snap and called the' Lark. This Is one of the liams, vice-president; Fred Weeks, pep and sparkle all the way through. niftiest models of sport cars that has TALLAHASSEE, Juno 27«■—Gover­ iBank with Forest Lake as the chair­ Short and sweet and no time lost be­ ever been turned <*it, being equipped secretary. They serve for one month. nor Hardee Saturday fixed the state man, each man was given a few tween numbers la the order of the with the new Anstcd motor, 'w in The following committees were ap­ tax levy for 1921 at 10 8-4 milla, di- names and he was given plenty of day in the Legion Minstrel and if you wheels, two spare wheels, finished on pointed; to re-organize the Scout time to see his men and they went did not see it last night be sure and any one of six new colors and has ev­ work; to arrange for a club room; to rided as followa: quietly to work to get the money and go tonight. The theatre Is cool and erything on the car that anyone could re-organize the boya band; to take General revenue, 5 milla, they got I t A nice sura was raised. haa plenty of fans and you wftl enjoy wish for and then some. It even has Scouts on three dsy hike; to take Pcnsloni, 8 1*8 milla. FORT DADE, June 28.—Tarpon Not what they ahould have, of course, the show and be helping the Ameri­ a trunk on the rear and a nice place Juniors on one day hike; to arrange fishermen at this time are having the One mille school tax. but enough to make the membership can Legion at the same time. The fixed for the trunk so yqu can carry for the next meeting. State prison fund, 8-8 mlU. Several rally songs were learned. greatest sport ever known here, did State board of health fund, 2-8 mill committee feel that the public spirited jokes are new and origins),The songs it anywhere from here to California. Among them the following to the timers declaring the silver kings in citizens of Sanford are standing back are just right. You have paid twice Watch* for the advertisement an­ States road fund, 1 mill, the waters about Eggmont Pass, the tune of "Keep Sweet”: hnptcr 8437, Acta of 1921, provides of the Chember of Commerce. The as much to see a minstrel show that nouncing this latest model of 'the principal entrance to Tampa Bay, "Boys Club, Boya Club, for a levy of 6 milla for general reve­ members do not intend to hound any­ was not any better. sport Lexington in Monday's dally more numerous than at any time In This Is the only club, nue In 1921 and 1922, but gives the one for a membership. They do not R. J. Holly is the Interlocutor; L, paper. Better still, go over to the many years. More than 60 tarpon This is the way we win the day governor authority to reduce this I intend to worry anyone about Join- C. Allison, E. F. Lane, John Musson, B. A O. Garage and let Perry or. Brax­ were caught in thc pass last Tuesday In life’s hard rub." amount, if satisfied that a smaller (Ing the Chamber of Commerce. Every George McLaughlin, Billy Hoffman ton show you the car. They are on afternoon. At one time fishermen in The next meeting will bo July 29th. jnillngc would suffice. Comptroller.citizen of the county knows exactly and Sherman Lloyd are the black the Job night and day and one of of . tho six boats were playing 12 tarpqon Amos recommended that the levy for what the Chamber of Commerce ^nCB comedians and fun makers and them expects to sleep with the Lark Tho boys who are members . which had been hooked. ,S“nd“y Sch°o1 nra ™mbera general revnue be reduced from 6 means to the community. Everyone' nre merry. The sing for fear something will happen to It ■of the club. Thc rigea are over 9 and mills to 5 1-4 mills, and that the pen­ knows or should know that tho board V* nrc . Forest Gatche], Vfrgil L. —and say, it can go hotter than 80 "Head-IT-OFF"—ENERGIZE-NOW. not over 17. sion tux authorized by the Fevised of governors meets every Friday at ■Smith, H. C. Clausa, James Huff, J. miles per hour. General Statutes, 3 1-2 mills, be re­ noon for lunch (paid out of their own j A: A,,i80n> Percy Mcro, Maurice Hclduced to 3 1-8 mills, making the total pockets) and go over every phase of 8*on nnt* Tarbell. It is hardly necessary to say that 11 mills, the same as in 1920. The gov­ the city and county life. The board ernor, renlizing that at this time the of governors take Up these subjects .Helston and Clause sing divinely tax rate should be placed at the low- and go after everything for the bene-! ,thpy nrt* to° ,wel known, by a11 mu>< tst possible amount, and believing flt of thc city wIthoot callIng mwt_ overs of Sanford to need an introduce that by rigid economy the general |npB of thp 1)ody and dc]ayinfr mnttcnj Hon or any praise But when they revenue fund could bo further reduc-' , thc wouId not worry render those beautiful ballads I ed, has exercised thc power vested in |wJth the80 mattcn, nnyway, So 1he I<«ng for the Scenes of Yesterday him by law as above state, making I govemors are working all tho time and "Lonesome, That’s AH’' and the total tax levy for 1921, 10 3-4 on matters of importance, are work­ "That Old Irish' Mother of Mine” and arc encored arid respond with other mills. ing to get more members, arc work­ In bis campaign for the governor­ ing for those things that are of bene- songs, they Just simply bring up the ship, Mr. Hardee promised, if pos- |4lt to the entire community and work- audience short with the thought that n lible, a reduction of the state tax I. ... . , , Sanford has some talent, nnd then when the Seminole Quartette gets on and it i. . m n of great g n t i.li" * t *7 " J ' ” ', T he name o f G oodrich on a tire means fiction to him that ho ha. been the ple.m rc of working for with .Helston, Clnuss, Forest Gatchcl 1 Sanford. and L. C. Allison with their “Hills shied to fulfill this pledge In the very fust one thing—quality. A n d th a t quality It behooves everyone then,.to come of Old Kentucky," the yodellng of first year of his administration; esis always the highest th at can be produced. penally so, ns nt one time it wns esti­ in hnd pay up for their membership j Allison nnd other good stuff it is all • % for the year or for six months. It to thc good. Singing is more than mated by a promiment member of the Each tire is specially designed for the ser­ legislature that thc demands before behooves everyone to take an Interest half of nny minstrel show and with In the Chamber of Commerce, to the coon songs rendered by Bill Hoff­ vice it must deliver. G oodrich Fabrics, in •that body, if granted, would increase i the state tax rate from 11 mills in !bring: your problems to the Chamber man, Sherman Lloyd, George Mcthe popular sizes, have established them-, 1920 to 17 in 1921. Thc governor's jnf Commerce for solution, to stand Lnughlin, L. C. Allison and the bal­ selves os unusual values from the stand­ first great effort in the lines of ccon- j by your Chamber of Commerce and lads of thc sweet singers the' Legion omy in the matter of appropriations make it your first love. It Is the Minstrels give the audience nn even­ point o f real economy. Silvertown Cords appeared in his opposition to the bud­ center around which everything re- ing of music that is worth the price in their class have always held first place of admission. Again it is safe to as­ get of the state board of control volves. sert that a minstrel show is not a min­ in the esteem o f motorists, n o t only be­ which called for appropriations for strel show without an orchestra and TAMPA, June 28.—Leading citizens the ensuing two’ years of approxi­ cause o f their symmetrical perfe&ion of mately $3,600,000.00 for the stato’s here have launched a campaign to ex­ the Legion Minstrels is fortunate in finish, but furtherm ore, by reason o f their institutions of higher learning and for tend the city limits of Tampa to in­ this respect having n first class or­ tong life, complete dependability and sat­ the board’s work ns thc state plant clude n total area approximately that chestra, n home orchestra, composed •boar r\s n result of the opposition j of Jacksonville, which would give of Miss Ruby Roy, Mr. Bradford, isfactory performance. of the governor nnd of the state Tampa an increase of 35,000 in popu­ Clarence Mahoney, Dudley Hoy, J. H. board of education, of which he is cx- lation. The city limits now include Stumon, I’rof. Hnrvcy and Mrs. Bur­ Your dealer will supply you at these fair olTicio president, this amount wns re­ an area of only 8,0 square miles with dick. They give life and pep to the prices; -• duced by practically $1,800,000.00 and n population of 81,608 as against songs and make it thc real thing and a standard of economy fixod which Jacksonville's area of 14 square miles give itih a t old.time minstrel setting SILVERTOWN CORDS ' had a highly beneficial effect upon with a population of 91,688, but num­ in thc stngc effect. all appropriation measures. And "yet erous suburbs adjneent to tfae corpor­ Sam Baumel is new to Sanford au­ Anti-Slid diences and it looked last night like size TUBBS &rf<tr r<«»d there was sufficient appropriation for ate limits nre densely populated. he would not be able to go on with the institutions of higher learning 30x31 $24.50 $2.55 that new buildings were authorized "Head-IT-OFF”—ENERGIZE—NOW. his specialty for he has been ill for two days but rather than disappoint 32x31 32.90 and the college faculty were’ralsed to 2.90 an amount equal with thc general av­ ST. AUGUSTINE, June 28.—Dr. thc management nnd tin.* public he 41.85 3.55 put on his specialty last night and 32x4 erage for like educational institutions Edgar S. Estes has been appointed rendered several songs In a manner in the South. 43,10 3.70 33x4 city health officer to fill thc vacancy Accompanying the comptroller’s es­ caused by thc recent death of Dr. that brought down the house. Despite the fact that thc stage was In bad 47.30 4.50 32x41 timate of the necessary tax levy for Murray W. Seagars. shape and he broke through the floor 1921 is a statement of the appropria? 48.40 4.65 33x41 once he gave the people a fine exhibi­ tions payable from the genet-al reve­ tion of dancing and he received the 49.65 4.75 34x41 nue fund during the two years end­ hand so many times he had to desist. ing June 30, 1923, aggregating $8,58.90 5.55 33x5 He is a fine entertainer and his act 1615,003.90 with an estimated reve­ gave the real touch to the show and 61.90 5.80 35x5 nue of $7,221,720.00 to meet them, It it hoped that he will be able to ap­ based upon last year's assessment and pear tonight for he has the real revenue. Believing that the assess­ The antiskid safety tread goods. FABRIC TIRES Black-Draught “has no equal ment for 1921 will show a very ma­ Silrertown Cord The catchy little skit called the for headache, tour stomach, tor­ terial increase over the assessment Safety 32x31 $20.25 “Dining Car Special," sent the aud­ Smooth 30x3 *12.00 pid liver and feverish colds. Vrull for 1920, partly aa a result of ience home with a good taste in their declares Mrs. Annie Whitmore, Safety 32x4 normal growth of valuations and Safety 26.90 30x3 13.45 mouth for it wns good from start to 20% Lower Prices of Gale City, Va. "11 Is easy to partly as a result of the conference Safety 33x4 Safety 28.30 30x3 i 16.00 finish. Clarence Mahoney as Miss take and does not gripe, as 8 The Goodrich price redudion tax assessors which met in Jack­ Virginia Vandergould, was a perfect lot of medicines do,” she adds. which took efled M»y 2nd wa« sonville upon the call of the governor THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY lady; H. C. Clams as O. U. T. West, "It Is good to take In a hot tea without reservation. It included °f normal growth of valuations and oAkron, Ohio was good; Forest Gatcbel as Will B. SilvrrtowTU together with Goodfor colds, or can be taken In a “greed upon plans for more equitable rkffFebric thee and Goodrich Red Dunn, was all right; Tom Meredith dry powder. 1 can’t say enough means of assessment, and that the re­ end Gray inner tubes. made a typical conductor and L. C. for Black-Draught and the sick­ ceipts from licenses and other sources Allison as the negro porter simply ness tt has saved us.” ' will also show an Increase over last * brought thcm~down and kept the aud­ year, the governor felt justified in the ience in a gale of laughter through­ redemption of his campaign pledge, to out the sketch. Allison Is the life of decrease the millage as before stated. the party all the time. The scenery for this piece was painted yesterday 666 c o re s Chills a n d F e v e r. by Mr. Humph and was a good pic­ ture of a dining car and the charac­ CLEARWATER, June 28<—P«Uters were about‘as fussy and full of tiona requesting the county commis­ ideas as the usual crowd in a diner. Summer fertilizer on citrus trees pays for itself In two ways—gives larger fruit, sioners to have a survey made . of has been found avalnsbleDvtr The. fact that this skit was decided therefore, more boxes, and a greater hearing surface for next year's crop. We recommend Pinellas county to establish plans for medidne, to thousands of homes. upon at the last minute and had but ■l* beautification are being circulated. "1 do not use any other liver SEMINOLE TREE GROWER • IDEAL HIGH GRADE FRUITER one rehearoal shows the adaptability The plans would bep repared by a medicine,* says Mrs. Mary O. <% Aram, 6% A. P. A , 8% Pot. 4% Aram, B* A. P. A , 4% .P o t of the Sanford talent,and their abil­ landscape architect of national repuBrown, of Europa, Miss. "It is ity to meet all situations that arise (“tJon end would embody a road sysIDEAL FRUIT and VINE MANURE W. & T.’s Seminole Fruit Manure splendid lor sour stomach, 8 in thc difficult matter of arranging a 87k Amra, 8% A, P. A , 10% P o t 8% Aram, 8% A. P. A , 6% P o t •em that would bring the scenic fea­ bed taste in the mouth or torpid minstrel show. tures of the county to-the nQtlce of fiver. I keep It alt the time, use Manager Lane, who looked after all ORDER EARLY APPLY EARLY MARKET EARLY automobile travelers. The Federation B with (be children and teel It the details and has worked hard for Write for new price list showing further reductions In prices. of Women’s Clubs of tha county la faaa saved va many doBara fat several weeks and also took part In t*king active part In the circulat­ doctor bOs and many days to R. C. MAXWELL, Manager Sanford Branch the show and every one who assisted ing of the petitions. him deserve a lot of credit It is strictly a home show in every “Head-IT-OFF"—ENERGIZE—NOW. ford’s, Wm MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERT sense of the word and is put on for AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE FLA. the benefit of the folks who a n stay­ For office supplies, stationary, ate, ing a t home. It Is hoped that tho come to the Herald office. MINSTREL SHOW KNOCKED ’EM COLD PLEASED CROWD LUC! STRIKE * Cigarette RECOMMENDATION G o o d rich T ire P rice R e d u ctio n applies to all sizes— without reservation Torpid Liver Thedford’s t WILSON & TOOMER FERTILISER COMPANY , Xi �& .:-’y ^ _. m fS!rH >■ " r - 1VP V- • • _ T ■■. THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 1,1921 l a Circuit Court, S.TM1S JndUi .1 « ~ SOMETHING TO THINK OF to Tallahassee pledged to have state rittM a. SaalMl* division and nothing will stop them— la CWacarj With tho legislator's telling how not even the improvements to the old ft. J. HOLLY .................. ftiMUtat u l £41 Ur CITATION they have changed position on the no- U m I* Oorkrr, <V>mpL|nin) V, 7, U T .I ilD .............a*entai7 u l Tr*uarw capitol." f t ft m i ......................Ouml Muiftr r». the Pensacola Journal approv­ fencc question since they saw and felt __ __ Since the dear COMMON CARRIERS (accent es Even ' n*f»nd«M, division, for it says: “Tho Journ­ the oporatipn of the iniquitous lobby XTof1—.?,.0 I i H l i h l X * u r rr U *7 k ; W illiam C. Corfc*r, SIT Siuih «, llrlilx*port. Connecticut ** Mi a believes that it might be well for maintained by the range men during 11 * |'|* a r1 a t rroiu in i o n . l i l e ?1?n?lnon.) have .tried to raise our freight alSouth . the Inst session, how nbout getting mi0fnr, of to become n separate r a w lit* I lb* r r.ld rm . of lJ.f I" 1 tyM ,| (Iao«rp«reU4) rates with the sinister motive of eliminating wat­ state. Florida SIT fkrnll, lla ln a ir * '." * . V ••■' iriport, Florida—the Florida where all that information into concrete Bhape Sid and thi»* then* la fUBscftirnov m o z nr adtakoxi er rates in competition it has startled the natives : r“* \ ,u c . i the history of the state has been to lay before a few grand juries and ! J52 “ " 'T v.or .■ woutd Mod li.* (UretxUot on Y f t A f t . o f t o o break up this thing? made ( ?)—would not try to hold back r.odoM l . orer t . * M iho d*. of the back country and Orlando with her usual the southern section of tho state from From county after county has come Tt*r*for», ,«■ WUU,b, C C . 'I £ 1lk«‘ .................. "f *» = Borrm. »o ■pp*ar to tfc* bn, : tr * Wt*. pep and spirit has taken up the subject of digging any advancement, and if the people of the statement that "Senator fjoanso, bjrfifedtvqalred i f a l n t t run in iUlt cmiJ , ‘f B ate** u iM oai CUM Ball B itte r A m i t •>. th# t i n t d o r Of Aucuit. A. ]| lt^,, ° t*fcc» South Florida feel they should have a or Representative Cleanman, states dwr** {•rwoulrmn * | | | on u , . • ' “ w t i f e ( 1WJ. at Uw T t t Offlaa at h a t e d , riarUa. a canal to the St. Johns river. This is not such a jou. “ *'» mien* CaAar Aot o f B a n k f t ltT i. separate government this section of that having observed the power and orolrut It fe fu rlU r ordrrrd Hut . . l, „ far fetched idea as one would suppose and the edi­ corruption of the lobby maintained in 'OTlori H T ftlL P ftUlLDDIO. Il»t.*d to llw Hanford llrrild a W f®1*the state will not oppose the move." n « u lti In ffemlnol* rof tor of the Herald when a resident of Ortendo Went The Tribune, therefore, calls on the Tallahassee during the session by the Uabrd w**k». ' " ,',r rn*>w<Tidn | F o r* ‘an A dvert Ulna R c p n trn la llv a I»r band and th* t h . **al __ _ , , „ of Southern Florida to pre­ opponents of the no-fence movement, WIIOOM tor 0,t IN < T H E AMFRICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION into the subject fully and earned many things of counties fun,’. A, d. pare for the necessary action to bring while they have been opposed to leg­ IWI W n 00 ‘hl' •V” h advantage to the project. ^However, he decided to about division into North and South islation along that line in the past ,8EAU' K *• w cou ss. Every day you find out that San­ £ . WILSON, nrtH )t (w it, Florida. It will take some time, for they are now strongly for it and will THUS, AMnrncr for Oouptalaanl ford la the beat Investment in the move to the river instead of trying to move the ■ ______________ «t3fe must be done along certain well de­ assist in the passage of such laws as — world. river to Orlando and we would suggest the same \Jtfined In Clre-ilt Court, Sat. mb Jad k u i , lines, and has to have the con­ may be needed next term." for SaotnoU ** idea to the manufacturers everywhere who are sent of both Florida as a state and the Now, these BtatementB mean one of I s Chine* 1-7 The physicians of Daytona have federal congress, Rut with both sides two things: either that the spokes­ CITATION subscribed $25,000 for a local hospital living in the interior. Why spend all that rhoney agreed that division is for the best men are lying like gentlemen in the and sanatorium. trying to dig a canal and have water jvhere none interests of state and federal ad­ expectation of saving their hide in Jam ra M.f t . Trnmm*ll,. Complainant _ • 0 i Trifmii*ll,’. vancement, there should be little dif­ another election, -or they are in real M arti# Ann*tt. A nnrtt. Tramm*n‘ No stock is good unless the local exists now when you can move your plants to San­ ficulty in accomplishing the deed.—■ earnest and have seen something that ToIt Maarti* pprarlnr Troni an a m d .* li m*., ' * banks will take it ns collateral or say ford and get on the deep water? '.*•* H -« -lb* M bfenr* of , h* Tampa Tribune. they know is too bad for keeping up iknown; th at It la th« b*litf of that it is. all right. th* defendant ia or*r tw rnlr<** • insnt that Everybody is doing it. Sanford Chamber of ---------- o---------in Florida. and that !h*r* la no p r r ^ ' l ^ n.'/'H,.*,' **!: « o fferlda lb* aerrle* O f . * T* THE LONG DEFERRED VACATION If they are lying, tho people will bind lb* a.Id drfendanl. 1 ° i' J* *>*H We intend to make Saturdays the Commerce is working night and day on facts stfid find out between now and the next pri­ Tb*r*for*. T .«, M .« f e A nn,,,. Tr.mt.feB am big trading days and the merchants figures, answering letters of inquiry about San­ A New York man is taking his sec­ rr.jtilrrd on th* flrat <U, „ t *1* mary. No candidate can announce befebr ond vacation in fifty years. • Fortyl». IN I. to » p ,* .r to ,b* MU of will offer something special for you « t.. In ii, IbU ratu*. oib*nrtw , o*rr** ford as a wholesale and distributing center. We two years ago, when he was married, himself two or three years in advance aralnat d*rr*a ..... crab rr.« . pro every Saturday. . Will on aal.l dafe b« ■fol*r*d of an election and track a straight a ra ln tl r o t. he and his wife took a honeymoon ---------- o---------have the location and are ready to g ran t conces­ II la further ordarrd that a ,|d -n il,, i . path in the matter of pledges and piiblfehrd In lb* Hanford llrral.1 » n*« ** Man over in Marion county wan sions to .the people who want to sta rt something trip to Albany. Now they have gone puhllmhnl In Hemlttol* lo u n lj. I'b’rlda to visit relatives in Rhode Inland for promises, Sooner or later, those glib ronw cutlre w**k*. • ,a r ’’** shot while milking the cow. If we talking politicians will tell some man W llim a tor band ami teal of the alow „ „ ever have to milk a cow again we here in the wholesale line or the manufacturing two weeks. ru'irt on tbU ItOtli da> of J„ n, . A_ ,, . 1 " ' on the opposite side that "confiden­ rd IHIML) It is a great adventure. It may he li, A. IIOCo L vh*. hope somebody shoots us. line or any other line. Sanford has the rates. San­ tially, I am against this thing, and doubted, though, whether the vaca­ -----------o---------JOHN II. 1.EONAUIII. ‘ brk “ m,H , ,w t you can depend on me opposing it;” Holli-ttor and of Counae) for Cinnnt,(H', a |, Looks like the Ku Klux Klnn at ford will get the people. It is only a question of tionist is really enjoying it. He is ifi-ulr, and this man on the opposite side will Daytona wan not the real Kq Klux time when the distributors of all the inland towns probably restless and dissatisfied, and pass it around nmong his set, and in NOTICE or APPLICATION TOR TAX DIED wishes he were back on the job. Klan ns laid down in the precepts gov­ UNDER SECTION b it, GENERAL STAT. near here will move to Sanford. With all due re­ every set there arc one or, more who Every business dny for forty-two UTE8, LAWS Or rLOHIDA erning that order. They do not stand spect to the tourists towns and other towns with |years he has opened the shop nt 0 n. are "Icnky of tongue and pen, whoso Nolle* I* I.ere hr eiw n that V. T I’rtrr* n«f. for outlawry and disorder. dam wan a clucking Kutuck hen," eliaaer of T a t Certificate No. |20. dated ---------------- o---------------d a r of J u lr , A. It. 1013. baa fifed uM advantages the old town of Sanford has a d v a i ^ ^ . t o o l 'd ™ , ” ? . « & and the voters will know all about it nth certificate In tp j office, and baa mad* i » l . And Sanford keeps right along ratkm f**r f a t dee.1 to laan* In amirilinr* ultb in time to pqt the gaff in the proper Adding, improving, growing into a ages that few towns possess and we will get the everything was all right. He might law. Said r tr llf lr a te riuhrarv* tb* fi,IV,»t,. place. have bad a vacation every year, his dearrlhtd |tn»t**rfr altuatml In H*mln.,fe l« n itr big city, getting new ideas, gaining business in the future. rlorlda. to-w lt: I’otir arre* In mtuar* In SW If they arc in real earnest, then it corner employer aays, but he never cared Heellou 23. Two. 2fi H., Itanra 32 E. 4 in progressive ideas, advertising more Another man in Orlando advanced the idea of arre*. Tlw aald land l*elnr a***a*ed at th* >m* behooves them ns men and sworn of­ about taking one, He is 72 years old than ever, GETTING RIGHT. or Ihe laananr* of aurh rertlfleale In the ntma ficials of the state of Florida, to give now. It is hard to change one’s hab­ of N. Iloeentbal. Cnle*. aald rerilfleate thill starting a truck line to Sanford and get advan­ l e m ln n w l arconllnr to law la i deed will fe­ the information that will, lean to the m e Ikercwu on the tub dar of Auriul. A. |i You say it is hot and it is hot right tage of the rates. Fine business if you use the its nt that nge. ll<21. W lutraa mr oftlrU I xlrnilurr lml *e*i The man is still an employe, it will apprehension of the men who have Hit* then. If you are too busy to think the lat d a r of Ju lr, A. II. IU21 E. A, INICULAH. about the weather it is cool. Chris­ right kind of trucks. If they are too heavy and be observsd. Very likely he would fouled the nnmc of the legislature nnd IHKAl.i • Clerk Circuit Court. have sought to corrupt the personnel still be working for somebody else if tian Science regulates the weather tear up the Seminole county roads or the Orange . Seminole IVutatr, Ma. J lr : A. M. WEEKS, ft. ft he lived n hundred years longer. Now of the commonwealth’s law making W Olc somewhat. Relieve it is hot nnd it in. county roads or any other roads—pouf, out goes ideas, ambition, the vigor nnd origin­ body. NOTICE or APPLICATION TOR TAX DEO UNDER SECTION 57b. OENERAL BTAT. We started an investigation to find ality required to innkc a man start Common carriers are talking about the trucking line, UTE8. LAWS O r 1L0RIDA out if the former governor of thiB out for hftnself, seldom como to tjie reducing wages nnd raising freight The river is here. The lower rates prevail at Nolle* 1* berehr rlre n tb it le*U Nettle*, pur. man who plods nlong day nften dny state was ns crooked ns report said he fdia*er of T a i Certificate No 70 >• to bet lb rates nt the same time. This is in ilaletl tlir 2nd dar of June. A If ItllU b it fii-J was, nnd it was started on account of Sanford. We have the locations for factories. We nnd year after year in the same old line with their usual policy and only certificate In n>r offlre. and b«* mad* ipthe rumors nnd the "they say" thnt ■aid pllcatl.u for la a deed to Utur In *c.*>rilinca carries out the iden advanced in this are.growing every day. We have everything you routine, with never n break. with Said cerllfU ale < u b r* m it* fatThe hc^t thing nbout vacations is would not bp silenced. If wc hesitat­ lowlnalaw. pnper many times, You cannot ex­ dracrllied pru|irrt> illo a l'd In Setnlaofe Tlorldk. to-wlt: le t |o lilt II, Tier pect anything from them nnd you need here for fruit factories, jelly factories, can­ not tho more physical rest or exer­ ed not to investigate the head of the Countr. It. Hanford. Tfi* raid land t**lnc ai«-**rd it state government, why should we hes­ cise or change they bring, but the the .late of llte tu n a lice of eu.1« . - r 11IV i t , I* ning factories, furniture factories, foundries, ma­ should not look for it.' Hie name of Cnknown. t ’nlew aal.l .ertlflrate way they shnks up the mind nnd re­ itate to look into the many rumors ■ball le redeemed according If 1** l i t JrH chine shops, any line of business or manufacture. veal to n man or woman different pos­ and statements concerning a corrupt­ will Intte Iberron the 6th d«7 of Auguet/ A, There are ninny things better left f>. 1031. ing and powerful illegal lobby main­ Come to the river. The river will not come to sibilities of life and achievement. Wltnee# mr official etgnamre ami teal UJa unsaid in a newspaper. There are l*t d i r of Ju lr. A. D. 1621 The mnn who waited forty-two tained by a class of the citizenry of theIHEAL carping critics who want to know why you. i B. A D ol'd LASS. this state?—Tampn Tribune. Clerk Circuit Court. years for,his vacation is all right, in this item nmblhnt hem about the p ri-: * Seminole Countf, bit. his way. Hut suppose everybody liv­ 4(1 llte Ilf: A M WEEKS. I' ft vnte affairs of different families were number of Floridians to reach tho Ied that way. America Would soon be DIVIDING FLORIDA —Get your Scratch Rads from The Lost cards local views—Jc each at not published. We can only ask these state capital is so grout ns seriously like China.—Pensacola News. Herald—by the pound—15c. the Herald office. people how th6y would like to have it'. The Tribune, after a careful stuify to interfere with their going ns often happen to them? of the past- and present history of ns business requires them. It is over ---------- o—------•Florida, and a look into what the fu* five hundred miles from Fort Myers A 'littlc trip from Sanford is good litre promises the peninsula part of to Tullnhnssoe by the common rail for you. Even to spend the week tiie state, believes it should be divid- route. It is nearly seven hundred end nt .the beach refreshes one and cd, for the good of burh north and miles from Key West to Tallahassee, you get n new vision by mingling south Florida. It bases its belief o n 1 With the stnto divided at or about with new people and you are so glad the following facts: the parallel of 29 degrees *15 minutes, to get back on ihe old job again Mon­ Florida, south of a line drawn no part of north Florida would be day morning and get back to n real across the-state on the parallel of 29 more than 150 miles from its capital, town. degrees, and 40 minutes—just above and every south Florida point, snvo , , 'Matafisns inlet on llie eastern const Key West, would be within 150 or 175 .p a s t . e^ patties are tie order nn(| n oa,j Man’s Lay on the western, miles of a centrally located capital TRADE MARK of the day. Well, there are plenty of pnyr 8G per cent’ of the state taxes. city. placcH in nnd around Sanford where Floiida north of that line receives 90 From every standpoint, then, it ap­ you can get splashed all right. And per cent of the political preferment •SO25 f. o. b. Detroit pears to be wise for the stnte to be it is too bad the Rod and Gun Club and tax money. is not built now so the folks could en­ ■ South of tin* line the people believe made into two. Then each could go abend and develop along its own lines :5--T-■jrirft^gga joy the swimming jtool every day ami in bonding themselves by county nnd Lf widely separated ability. Each night. district for their roads nnd bridges would legislate as needed for its pe­ nnd schools; north of that line they culiar neds, nnd each would be able If some of the Sanford people want the state, ns n stnte, to do it. to advance nlong the lines best suited would keep their parkways planted to Representation in the legislature to it. good lawns that city would almost be was fixed years* ago, before the southaftbeautiful ns Orlando, but there are ern pnrt of the state had a poputa- The division idea hns already spread nlwuys some who by their negligence tion to be worth anything. Tho to many sections of the state, and the or lack of civic pride ruin the good growth of the southern pnrt hns been ending pnpers in many parts are an­ their neighbor has accomplished. Wc no incentive to the legislature con- nouncing their demand for division. 5 he Miami Herald declares that “Loyhave some of them, too.—Reporter- trolled by north Florida to divide rep1.1 ns wo mny he to the whole state of iVr i ^**r* , presentation with us. 3'lorida, yet the .history *of tiie past —:--------o----------. . When, the lust legislature passed' \V;nty-five years indicates beyond New Smyrna is coming. They have the reappfiitionment resolution It was he preadventure of a doubt, that jh.just organized a new band over there only after the apportionment program j itical control lies in the northern nnd we will bet a hat that the city had been so carefully.prepared ns to; ounties of the state,” and it says will start growing with the band. You save to north Florida n working mn*‘ hat it will continue to lie there. It i cannot haven live city without pie A- jority in both house and senate, so 0jnts out that the hulk o f'th e tax ty of band music, ^ou may thinlt tthat if it is adopted by the. people „ oney is gathered from southern you can live without music hut hon- South Florida will still be at the mer- H onda and spent in northern Fioricstly, folks without music we would Cy of t’Ae rest of the state in legisln- da, and that "the two sections have1 "In the tractor the farmer now has a machine in which is harnessed i l l Z ' Z ' V 0 ^enth^ lsi!1 #Rain, live determination. entirely different interests nnd cnone of the most adaptable, efficient* economical sources of power in the , C 9 L’ ' /■ ° fl. ,C . 1 ^ U* 09 When South Florida began to urge Lrely different view# ns to pro- I world—the internal combustion engine. C fl* n y 0 Pu lc nB u ,on‘ |the matter of a fnir representation or gross”. The Palm Beach Post says: i ■ 0 .cnpital removal, the answer \yns the | ‘South Florida certainly ' will not "The tractor will multiply the productive capacity of each individual Orlando is up hi tho air because bill to add to the present capitol at qunrrel with this statement of the farm worker from three to four times over. freightrates are to be boosted on Tallahassee, in tho belief that if they case," and that “even a woolly lamb aomo 400 articlesaid lowered on a could get that done tho people would j earns what to expect after a while "It will put the farmef on a par with the city manufacturer. It will few in a new freight tariff sheet just not move the capital after so large a vhen it sees tho sears so often cornput his produce-producing factory—for that is what a farm is—on to an made public.- Orlando could npve sum had been spent on its improve- lig to him,” and that South Floridnefficient production basis. many thousands of dollars annually ment.. knows now it will never get any-' _ i by putting 1 ' Tho-Tribune-isHoath -to t*ke th is^ hlntr “far its valuable fleece." ThV "It will en'able each worker to earn* so much*more that he can be paid . „ # « VvV *nd Sa,^ ord and;step because it is proud of the old tra-,J’09t declares that division “is a fine; more and stilHeave a greater profit for the man who hires him. It will hauling the freight by truck from^Rlons and the past good name of dca- but bow l» 1* K«ing to be done?” ; enable the former to work fewer hours in the day, giving hijm more time-to Sanford and dumping it down at »tore Florida as a whole. But The Tribune ^ hnt wi,) ** attended to at the propenjoy life. doors.—-DeLand News. 'feels It would lie recreant to the tru s t! r time. 1 tfa 8. 1 j110' 0 r a,J 0 imposed in it by the people of pen-} The Mami Metropolis declares that "I believe the tractor will make farming what it ought to be—the most Sanford, t* . 0 I it ?iU C S fA °in‘ ? j insula Florida to sec that they get a south Florida will continue to “pour pleasant, the most healthful, the most profitable business on earth.’ time until wc vveinve a o e r n,,t ° ,Bquarc *lqnl in the matters of state its taxes into the big end of the horn folks here anyhpw. •import, if it did not assist them in and receive "benefits from tho littic -----------o 1getting that squaro deal thVough the end until the southern portion of the TKe.bcach is nice, yes. The moun- only means that appears to be left, . ‘state goes into business for itself and tains are nice, yes. But old Sanford I It is almost as far from*Ocala to spends its own money." The Sanford' Is good enough for most of us nnd *c, Pensacola as from Ocala to Key West, Herald declares stnto division will be are staying right by the old town nnd and it is more than a full day’s jour- talked this summer, and this winter we intend to stay right by it* It ia ncy to either fropi Ocala. . The dis- nnd until the legislature meets again,1 a u t h o r iz e d d e a l e r .THE city of Florida. tance to be traveled by the greater and “South Florida legislators will go THESANFORDHERALD WHY TRY TO MOVE THE ST. JOHNS RIVER? WHY NOT MOVE TO THE RIVER? THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY S i ', . a; ’ EVL'i tt1 [1 if. R ii . [,|‘ V mr- . m 14 If J What Henry Ford Says About Machine Power Farming . ■eSeT- ilr ' *<»■ ‘.vis *■■-:-___ ____ _ * �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 1,1921 (From P.lTj) WANTED Roland Reed, of Geneva, was in the WANTED—Young, cow. Mutt bo city yesterday. I George Levingc of Longwood U in fresh and good milker. J. H. Melmer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfe the city attending court. Hon. Forest Lake has returned SEE M.-3. NELSON for all kinds of CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL GET BUSY from a business trip- to Jacksonville, hauling. ' , 31-tfc i W, C. Satchcr and W. A. Entzmln- WE WANT a lady or gentleman agent TO SAVE THE BUSINESS MEN AND THEi gcr of Longwood are among the visi­ for the genuine J. R. Watkins Pro­ tors to the city to-day. FARMERS SOME MONEY ducts in Sanford and other vacant J. C. Spinks, S. W. Swope, W. J. towns. A big opportunity for any Lawton and E. A. Famelle, of Ovcido hustler. Write today for free sam­ are attending court today serving as ple and free particulars of our wonA ll Boards in Florida Will Fight the Increase to jurors. R. Watkins Co., 65 the Ijast Ditch—Woud Add Heavy Burden on Mrs. Roy Symes and Mrs. R. J. (lerfbHpffcr.—J. Memplitk, Tenn. < Holly were over from the beach to­ Consumer and Shipper Alike WANTED—Agent for Seminole coun­ day. Mrs. Symes came over to a t­ ty to sell gasoline Intcnstfier which tend a social' affair and Mrs. Holly gives larger mileage and improved (Trwa W adaM dir1! Daily) publicity we can hope to receive la to hid her son, Robert, good bye "as motor service. U^and W. Service, 55 The Sanford Chamber of Commerce that resulting from efforts wo expend is in receipt of advice from the fburth either Individually or collectively. Al- he Is leaving for Hendersonville for East 19th Street, Jacksonville. 46-ltc two months. They returned to the WXNt ED TO BUY—Ice box suitable section committee of southern carriers beach this afternoon late. for soft drinks. P. 0. Box 205, ■which comprises those railroads serv­ F. B. Ballard, of Altamonte, is in ing Florida polntv-ko the effect that the city today on court matters. this committee, • after a continuous FOR SALB Enoch. Partin, one of the prosper­ session of several months, has sub­ U HAI.K—Two jmm* row*. fr**h, | , o l milkous truck grower* of the Wagner □rro ao<l t t t y em ll*. loqulrr or U y .n Mrrstantially completed the revision of mtl 1a tfV* it • section is in the city attending court. class rates and enclose statements Judge Wilson, of Marianna, is FOR SALE—Good form nuilo in good showing the present and proposed among the prominent visitors to the condition.—M. Fleischer. 11-26-tfc rates in which* shippers of this state city. He Is holding the special term New car of cement just ‘ arrived. arc Interested. The proposed Increas­ of court for Seminole county and his Let us make you prices on cement be­ es are from originating points at St. Sanford friends are glad to have him fore you buy. Cates Crate Co. Phone Louis, Mo., Norfolk, Va., Richmond, here for the term. Judge Wilson is 40-tfc Vs., Lynchburg, Va., Roanoke, Va., one of the prominent jurists of tho New Orleans, La., Mobile, Ala., Pen­ state and is known , far and wide sa co la, Fla., Vicksburg, Miss., Nat­ throughout west Florida and adjoin­ Orlando Will Have chez, Miss., Baton Rouge, La., Alcxstates. ahdrin, La., Washington, D. C., BaltiMillion Dollar Hotel ingHarry Ward was over from Daymore, Md., Philadelphia, Pa., New tuna Beach to-day on business and Chamber Com. Lot York, N. Y., Boston, Mass. reports the fishing fine, As an Illustration of what these E. B. Brown, Btate sales manager Increases amount to, it may bo inter­ Daytona of the Virginia Carolina Chemical r i n g tp note the rates as shown on Co., of Jacksonville, is in the city for the statement submitted by this com­ n few days and his many Sanford mittee, known as their committee re­ friends* are 'giving him n warm wel­ CARPETS AND RUGS WASHED port No. 13, section 4: AND CLEANED at your home or we come, From St. Louis, Mo,, to Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. Martin McDaniel of will call for and deliver.—HamiltonFlorida: Bunnell, who have been the guests of Beach Electric Carpet Wnahcra used. Present 1. -254 1-2. 2. 215 1-2. their pnrents and friends here for Phone 560, 317 East Flrat Street. 3. 199. 4. 174. 5.- 143 1-2. 0. j several days have returned to their 82-0tp 46-2tp 116. A. 95. B. 100 1-2. C. 85 Ihome. Martin is a former employee D. 70 1-2. of the Herald Printing Co., and is TUItCO-ItOLSIIEVIK Proposed. 1. 298. 2. 265. 3. 22. now with the newspaper at Bunnell PLOT LOOMS LARGE ON 4. 191. 5. 155. 6. 128. A. 104. where he is making good. His man> THE EASTERN HORIZON ■B. 199. C. 80. ,D. 72. friends here are hoping he will re­ Rates from other section* show a ( S r Th* A uooU t.J F r a u ) turn to Sanford some time in the proportionate increase and virtually CONSTANTINOPLE, June 29.— future to stay. Mrs. McDaniel as affect nil portions of the state. A Turko-Bolahovik plot of vast propor­ Miss Susie Brown was ono of San­ conrerted action is now under way to tions discovered by Allied authorities ford's popular young girls. fight these proposed increases and nt Mr. Lnd Mrs. Raymond Key leave here, it was announced today, Numthe conference to be held in Atlanta' lando Chamber of Commerce was pur- this afternoon for Chicago, going orous arrests have been made includ­ daring the week beginning July 11th !chased by Braxton Buachnm several from there to California and other ing the nlteged ring leader of the Sanford will have a representative montha nK°- whcn U waB rumorcd Mr. places of interest in the West. They movement, a man named Augcnblick. present. The traffic and transport®- “ MC, ani ,wouId Bhortly will be away about nix weeks. Mrs. tion committee of the Sanford Cham- ‘section of a seven-story office build- A. D.. Key accompanies them to Jack­ You Guard Against Burglars What About Itala? her of Commerce hns this matter un- S * . info(rmat'on K ven out by sonville, going from there to Hen­ , "A . , Mr. J. h . Ange to n Reporter-Star repR its steal millions of dollars' drr investigation and will be In n po, ... , *. .. * dersonville, where she will spend ... , , .., , *. . rescntatiVe immediately after the aition to go before this- conference in Chambcr of Commcrco mectlng, Wa8 Borne time with Mrs. C. It. Walker, wor h of grain, chickens, eggs, etc. an agresslve manner. The secretary that ho his nMOcintps hnd c,Q8cd Alton Gunter, of East Third street, Des roy property and are n menace has been advised by other civic or- adeA1 with Mr> Ucacham for tho hns gone to New Smyrna, where he to health. If you are troubled with rata, try RAT-SNAP. It will surely ganizntions In the state that similar proporty nt n pric0 0, npprox|mntely will he the guest of his unde for two kill them—prevent odors. Cnls or weeks. action is being taken In their section. ?G0i0o.oo. Mr. Angle also stated he iti.. and MrsT It. L. Chrisenberry, dogu won't touch it. Comes in cakes. and from information at hand, Flor- ,m(l purchosed from Mr. Charles HilThree sizes, 35c, 65cf $1.25. Sold nnd ida will have a Btrong-representation pert 5 0 feet on the avenue-nt a cost who recently moved here from Lake­ guaranteed by Bnll Hardware Co.— at this conference to protest ngninst „f jooo.OO per front foot. Mr. Angle land, are spending several dayH in th^c excessive rates. This is nn in- 1snjd the hotel would be financed by Lakeland. W. V. Wheeler ami Porter Pitts mo­ opportune time in view of the wage ^the Orlnndd Mortgage & Loan corportored 'over to Daytona Beach where they spent the evening very pleasant- I HUTCIIINSON-NOBLES (T rom Tu,»d»y'« D .llJ ) NEW BOOKLETS RECEIVED. Secretary Pear man has received several completed coply of the new booklet and has been advised by tho Record Compnny that the remainder will be shipped the latter part of this week, nt which time those business tnt’n who desire a .few copies to send °'it of town enn secure them upon re­ quest. It Is-pnrtlculnrty urged that extreme care be taken in distributing these booklets and thnt only those who arc likely to bo Interested In this section be given copies. These book­ lets weri not printed for promiscuous distribution, but nre Intended to sup­ ply information for those who write ,or it. The publicity committee of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce has expended « great deal of time and effort in the compilation of theso booklets and they are confident that ihe results as shown In the completed booklets will meet with the approval a rolling advertisement of this r. Other cities in the state consldthis a valuable medium’ of publicnnd tho citizen of a community » Is chock full of civic pride no- A wedding that came ns a surprise to the many friends of tho young couple yesterdny was that of Miss Miss Lola Estella Hutchinson to Mr. Ilnrry B. Nobjcs which was solemn­ ized at the Congregntionnl parsonage at 1:00 o'clock, Rev. Burhnns offleint- ery on tho bodice. With this was worn a large black net hat finished with jet nnd n wreath of flower* In a French combination of colors. Black satin pumps nnd black silk hoso com­ pleted the charming costume. Mrs. Nobles is tho youngest daugh­ ter of Mr. J. A. Hutchinson and has lived In Sanford from early child­ hood. She is a graduate of the San­ ford high school, having made the an­ nual honor roll from first primary to senior graduation, and is a prepos­ sessing and lovely young girl. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Nobles of West Palm Beach, who for many yeais has been tho head of-the composing room of the Tropical Sun, but Is now*the supcrintendant of the Florida Baptist Witness a t Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Nobles left In the af« temoon In their car for Jacksonville, making a leisurely trip, stopping over J. G. Ball motored to Kissiminvco yesterday where he was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. W. J. Steed, rol.trning homo this morning. Mr. Crenshaw, who 'is with the Voile Williams’ Garage, hns gone to Mndison, Fla., where he will spend several weeks. YV. S, Stockton, of Pnlntkn, was here yesterday calling oh local, cus­ tomers. Donald G. McKay, of Kissimmee, real estate denier, was here yesterdny on n business mission, stopping at the Montezuma. S. P. Schemer, of Jacksonville, was i business visitor here, registering nt .he Montezuma. Gv W. Slocum, of Orlando, was in town yesterdny transacting business. While here hd made his headquarters nt tho Montezuma. SELECTION OF SITE FOR THE NATIONAL MOOSEli EART HOME UP FOR DISCUSSION TOLEDO, June 29.—Selection of a site for the National Mooseheart home is up for discussion at today's session of the thirty-third annual convention of the Loyal Order of Moose In ses­ sion here. The decision is not looked for, however, until after tiny conven­ tion adjourns Friday and reconvene* at Mcoaeheart, 111., Saturday. Sever­ al Florida cities arc In the contest fo r selection as a site for the home. A Bigger and Bettor Aluminum Wear Sale on July 6th, 0 to 12 a. m. 4 new style pieces, and a bigger as­ sortment to select front. Any piece, $1.49,—Yowell Co. 82-e.o.d^tfc-Aw “I Wouldn't Go Camping Without Rat-Snap," Says Ray White "Wife and I spent >our vacation camping last summer, smell of cook­ ing brought rats. We went to town, got some RAT-SNAP, broke up cakes, but it outside our tent. We got the rats alright—big fellows.” Farmers, storekepers, housewives, should use RAT-SNAP. Three sizes: 85c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. A n n ou n cem en t of A N ew S p ort Car * * TIIE LARK is tho finest interpretation of the sport motif ever presented. It introduces next year’s style vogue many months in advance. It is a refreshing advance over unchanged, re­ priced cars. It is offered in a variety of unusually clever color schemes, with upholstery to harmonize. For the first time the famous Ansted Engine, formerly offered only in Lexington models ranging up to $4250, is now available in a car of moderate cost... The reasons that this is possible are the reasons why you can get greater value for your investment in a I/cxington today 1 B. & 0. MOTOR COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA ' Lexington Motor Company, Conncrsville, Indiana, U. S. A HjTg ^ a r B " fc B L e Bh s ' I 199 1^ M gfifC jfll -v; This new low price is made possible A YB M ■ B H B IB E K S B B ffla H M B B By strictest econom ies an d special­ i « d production. Plant No. 2 was erected for the sole purpose-of making 30x3J-j)-inch Non- fl Skid fabric Urea. With a daily ca­ pacity of 16,000 tirea and 20,000 tubes, this plant permits refined pro­ duction on a quantity basis. All materials used are the best obtainable. The quality is uniform. It is the best fabric tiro ever offered to the car owner at any price. Tifo repair men, who judge values best, class thesa tires as baying the sturdiest eareass made. Forty-seven high-grade ear manufactures! use them as standard equipment They are the quality choice of cord users. 30x3^-inch Cord 32x4 “ New Price $24.50 “ 46.30 “ “ 54.90 DEALERS BRYAN-WHEELER MOTOR CO ' E. S. RQCKEY RAY BROS �■ 4V - " . - THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JtJLY 1, 1921 I .In response to the inquiry of mgny telephone subscribers: "What can I do to help my serv­ ice V this advertisement Is published. The Right W ay Saves Annoyance (There are two ways to Call a telephone num­ ber. The wrong way is to call from memory? to “take a chance,” to trust to luck that your memory doesn't play a trick on you, with the fickle figures in a telephone nunl* ber. The right way is to consult the Tel6* phone Directory before calling and make sure you have the right number. The right way saves annoyance to youN Self and to the persons you ipighf Have called by mistake. If Helps build up a higher grade of Service for yourself anif others. If eliminates useless calls wRIcH Hamper service. If SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY t* i f . MARRIAGE OF THE ' WHITNER ST. PETERSBURG, June 28.—The local Apartment House Owners’ Asso­ TWINS'* INTERESTS FRIENDS ciation has adopted a standard form (Frem T uesday', Dally) of lease prepnred by a committee of The following notice from the Tam­ the Chamber of Commerce and de­ pa Tribune will bo of great interest signed to prevent subletting at large to many Sanford people as the Misses profits. The aenson is fixed from De­ Whitncr have made many friends dur­ cember 1 to April l but it is provided ing their visits to their grandmother, tennnts may rent earlier nnd give up Mrs. Elizabeth Whitncr ami their their leases later upon agreement with aunt, Mrs. S. O. Chase and uncle, B. F. the owner. Whitner: The provision nffecling sub-fanning "Coming as a complete surprise to provides thnt a tenant may nat sub­ their friends was the nmrringc last let without the written consent of the night of Miss Alice DeVoe Whitner owner "Df the property nnd if he is to Mr. Whiting Hayden Preston, and given such permission he may not of MiHB Jane Randolph Whitner to rent at a profit to himself of more Mr. George Clark Valentine. The than 10 per cent. This 10 per cent brides* arc the attractive twin daugh­ would be bused upon the proportion­ ters of Mrs. E. R. Whitncr, No. 220 ate time the lease had to run when the Hyde Park avenue, and have long property was sub-let. been popular in Tampa society and indeed throughout the state, being 066.cures Malarial Fever. known as "the Whitner twins" by Nothing so intensifies our hatred of their hosts of friends and acquaint­ ances. The double wedding ceremony an enemy as the knowledge that he is at St. Andrew's Episcopal church was a better man than we are. performed by Dr. C..E. Pattilio, rec­ tor of the church, of which the brides "Hcad-IT-OFF"—ENERGIZE—NOW'. are members. Only a few friends and Massage will reduce flesh, says nil immediate relatives were present dur­ ing the service, nnd at the Hiilsboro advertisement. Try massaging the Hotel later, where a wedding supper surf nee of the garden with n hoe. was Bcrved. Among the relatives ■nnd friends witnessing the ceremony were: Mrs. Whitner, mother of the brides; John S. Twomey, Sim Wooten, Judge and n o t ic e o r a t f l i cation r o a t a x deed Mrs. W. A. Carter; Mrs. Carter is UNDER SECTION 171. OENERAL godmother to the brides and is nlso a STATUTES, LAWS O f FLORIDA relative, The full church service of Notice If hereby given I lift O. A. 1’ilm tr or T lti O r 11T int* No. 147, dated th# the Episcopal denomination waa.used, purebaxer -nil ilar of Jane, A. |l. 1919, baa riled Mid rerthe nuptial vows being taken first by lirieal* In m j office, and lu a m ailt applica­ tion for 111 deed lo laaua In accflctlanre wllh the bride of Mr. Valentine, she being law. Raid re rtlfle a la aaito area Iba following c e c riW proper!/ a llo tte d In flemlnole count/, the elder of the twins. The ceremony, dFlorida, to-wll: All W. of Bt. Jo bn. rlaar. Bee. while unusual because of the fact that .70. Twp. 10. R. 33. E, 13 aerta. Tbe Mid land laactacd a t llm date of th t laaua net of it was a double wedding and that the Iwlng anch rc rlin ra ta In Iba nam t of Unknown. Unlata aald te abatt be redeemed accordbrides are twins, was marked by an In t In lawre fllflre i n deed will laana thereon on the Kind d a / of J o t/. A. P . 1021. Impressive simplicity. m/ official klgnalqr* ‘ and te a l Ibta The two young couples left Inter in theW nitness t h d a / of Ju n e, A. D. 1931. fSEAL) B. A. POUOI.ARS, the evening for points unknown, for Clerk Circuit I'oort, their honeymoon trip. Heml no I* (Vaunt/, IT * ♦ I OtC 11/ A. U. W EEKS, D. «. The charming brides are among the city'a most popular nnd accomplished NOTICE O r APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED UNDER SECTION 171, OENERAL young women. Following their high STATUTES. LAWS OF FLORIDA school work hero they attended the Notice la b e re t/ ( I n n th at p . W . Short, perCathedral School for Girls, Orlando, rh a ir r of T a i C ertificate No. 179, dated the d a / of Jane, A. D. 1919, hM filed M id cerwhere they were popular with instruc­ 3ml llflc tle In m / office, and b i f n u d e application for I n deed to laana In accordance w ith law. tors and students, being leaders of Raid certificate am lm cea the following describ­ the young society set of the college ed proper!/ .U n ite d In Seminole County, Flori­ da. to-w lt: lies. BE. cor of Jeaeup and W. and city. I-eke A n ., ran S I9S ft., n M3 00 ft., N 1M ft.. Since completing their college work W SM.ee ft., flee. 33, Twp. 30 8. lU n fe 30 E. S acre*. The M id land bejnf aaaaaaed a t tbe they have made their home with their date of tbe laonence of rack c ertific ate la tbe name e f Unknown. Unleaa Mid c ertiflc ata aha It mother in Tampa and have been ac­ be redeemed according te law t a i deed will lative participants in social affairs. Miss ewe tbareoo on tbe 32nd d a / of Jn n J, A ..D . 1931, Wllnede m j official algnatnrc end eeal tbla tbe Alice Whitner w u for some time so- 14th d i r of Jane, A. P , 1*31. • <««A I .) ...■............... .........E. JL. DOUGLASS. -clety-editor of i h ( r afternoon piper Clerk u G ra lt Oaerr. here. f Seminole Un i itfT rrt. 44-4! c D / A. U . WKRKS, D. C. Whiting H. Preston is president, OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED and George C. Valentine is manager, NOTICE UNDER SECTION I7» OENERAL R A T UTES, LAWS OF FLO (ID A . of the Manatee Fruit Co,, with head­ Notice la b e rth / l r t n th at Mrs. Josie P re ratt. quarters at Palmetto. This concern parr hater or T a i Cf ertificate No. S73. dated tbe Is known as one of the biggest fruit 2nd d a / of Jane, A. P . 1919, bM Pled Mid cer­ tific ate In my office, and bM m ade applica­ producing companies in the state. tion for t a i deed to laaua la accordance with law. Said c ertiflc ata embraced tb e followlaf Mr. Preston, the president, is a son described properly el laste d in Seminole County, of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Preston, Florida, to-wll: NRU of ..W U or H SU . Sec. Twp. 31 a .. Range n Eaat, 10 acre*. Tbe prominent residents of Providence, R. 37, Mid land being aeaeeei J a t the d a ta a t tbe la■nance certificate la iba nam e o f J , A. .t* Mrs--Preston, his mother, is at I’revxtt.of inch tin I r a acid rerU flcate eball be re­ present at Poland Springs, Me., end deemed according to lew U i deed w in Inane an Iba 14th dag of July. A . D. 1*31. his father is at Providence. Both thereon W ltaeaa m i a ffld a l e lrnatnra and eeal U le Ibe etk 1*31. were advised of the Whitner-Preston (SEAL)d a / of Ja n e , A.T>. r . a . DOUQLARS. wedding, immediately following the Clark C ircu it Ooart. Seminole O u t / , Fla. ceremony. ._ ***** . B / A. M. WRRRR, P . a Legal Advertisements '' -■ Erf-, . NOTICE OF XNOOXDOEATXON Notice te hereby llr e n , th a t - tbe nnderrigned lalend to apply to Iba Hooornble C a r/ A. Ilardee. U{Tremor of the B tate o f Florida, a t Tai* labaaaee, Florida, on ibe 13th day e f F a ir. A. P . 1931, for I-altera P a te n t Incorporating . AUTOMOTIVE BUPPLT OOMEANT under tbe .following proponed charter, tb e orlg Inal e f wblcb te bow oa flla la tbe office of tbe Secretary of S ta te a t T a ll ebemee. Florida. A. It. CHENEY, N. E. Wl H18TBUNK. J . N. flCUWKEBIL PROPOSED ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF AUTOMOTIVE RUPPLT COMPANY We. the undevalgaed, h e re agreed to aaaodate onreelree, end do hereby become aaeodated, foe tbe purpose e f forming a body politic and cor p o ra tr, under and by / t r i e s o f tbe law s of tbe S ta te o r Florida, and do hereby adopt the foi lowing article* e f locweporetloa: ARTICLE 1. The nam e e f tbla corporation eball be AUTO­ MOTIVE SU PPLY COMPANY, and Its principal place o f b o a la m shall be a t Sanford, Florida, b a t It m ay b a r* and establish each other placee of tmetaese a s ibe Board e f Director! may from tim e to tim e determine. ARTICLE *. T be general n a t are e f th e t a i t n m te be transacted and rood or ted bp nald corporation eball be aa follow*. U -w if: T e acquire, buy, own. nail, m ea afa rtn re end otherw ise deal la aetom obllee. rotoaoM W U r a and sntem obtla ecceeaortaa e f a tl kind) aad £ . •cTlptlea; te bay. eeD end d e a l la palate, otka, ganeUae aad e th e r motor fan!; te ew a. establish, m aintain and operate garages end automobile repair shops fee the repair a a d storage e f antemobile# a ad o ther ra h !e k e ; to earn, establish, road net . aad m ala ta la sto ra g e b attery service stations, p a ia t shop# far tb e painting aad n ovattag a f aatomoMlea and other le b le le e ,. end rn lca aisla g plaata for the rebolldlag o f a a mabdls U n a : ta generally engage In. Ccodv end carry on Urn baataeea o f dealer* ta a ll kinds e f good*, w a n e and m erchandise e f ev­ ery ctaae aad description; te ecqmlre. ew a. lease, goat, sell and M R enriro deal l a real e e u te : te b e m w meoey a n d o n c an th e aame k f , . » « l * g w , deeds e f tra c t, heeds, or cU obligation*. tberefove, aad to do all each eth e r and fa rth e r things as m ay he B a rra try o r-B i­ podlent te bo dene for tbe soresaafn l tn n e e c ttoa of the bas lnaes e f th is cnrpornlloe, and to have, exarclse a a d enjoy *11 th e rights, powers and pririlecM Incidental 'to rerpuratlon* organ­ is 'd and a il* tin g under tbe lew s of tb e R tate of Florida, ARTICLE t i t Tbe amount or tb* c ap ita l stock of this cor­ poration abell be f i f ty T housand D e lia n , to be divided Into Five Hundred shares e f One H un­ dred P o lla n each: The c a p ita l stock of this corporation may be payable In. leaned or need for lb* pnrrhaee of .property, e ith e r te a l or per•ooal, or for the payment of labor or service*, a t a Jhat valnaUon thereof, to be determ ined by Ibe Hoard of Directors. ARTICLE IV. This corporation obeli coollnae end have fall power lo oierc1eo Its corporate rights and fra n ­ chise* for a period of nlooly.nlne y e a n from and a fte r lb* commencement of its corporal* e ila ianre. ARTICLE T . Til a I italncM of tht* corporation (ball be con­ ducted b) lb s following o fflc e n : a President, a Vice President, a Her ret ary and Treasurer, who m ay bo on# and the same person, and a Board or Directors, of not Ices th e n three, nor more than five persona, who must be stockholders. Until tbe first meeting of |b* stockholders, hereinafter ’ provided for, lb* officer* of tbla corporation shall ba; A. It. Chro*y, President: N. E. W. fllstrunk. Vice-President, *Bd J . N. flrbweera, flecretery and T re u n re r. The Hoard of Plreciora aball be A. B. Cheney, N. E. W. Hl.tm nk and J N. flebweera. The first or organtiallon m eetlog of lb* atockbnlder* (ball be held In tbe City of Banfovd. Seminole County, Florida, oa Iba 19tb day of July, A. lb, 1921. for the purpose of adopting by-law* and completing tbe organtiallon of tbla Corporation, and also for tb s pnrpua* of e le ct­ ing >urb officer* of tbo corporation a* are hr reins !«v* provided for. and thereafter, the annual m eeting of Ibe stockholder* of ibla cor(wrallon shall be bald oo tb* Prat Tuesday to in ly of each and every year. ARTICLE VI, Tbe blgheat amount of Indebtedness or Ratal11/ to wblcb tbla corporation aball subject Itself (hall b* an amount not to eiceo l the amount of tbe catdtal stock or this corporation. - ■ ARTICLE V II. Tb* name* and residence* of- tha anlwcrlblng Incorpora tors, and amount a f lb* capital nock subscribed by each a rt M follows, to-wll: A. It. Chaney, Augusta. Oaurgla .......... 200 share* N. K W. fllatrwnk, Sanford, r i a . . . . . 23 abarea J. N. ftcbwaera. Hanford. F la................ t a h .re IN W ITNESS W HEREOF tb* anbocrlblng to ­ rn rporalor* hare bereunlo sa t their band* on this Ibe Tib d*y of June, A. II. 1921. A. D. CHUNKY. N. E. W. HI.STRUNK, J N. (KTIWEBIUI. RTATE OF FLORIDA. COUNTY or HKUINOI.E, a*.: I IIKREIIY CERTIFY t b i t on Ibis day be­ fore me personally appeared A. |l. Ctieney. N. E. W. Rlatrunk and J. N. Schweer*. lo mo wall known lo ba tbe persona named In and who autorrll-ed their name# to the foregoing'article* of lnror|Nirallon, and they did a e ie rilly ac­ knowledge before in* th at they executed tbe aame for tbe purposes therein expresaied. W ITNESS my b ind tm l official seal al Banfnrd. In the County of Hr ml no I* and B tate of Florida, on tbla the Ttb day of June. A. P. 1021. tHKAl.l I.EOt.A I’OWHLt* N otary Public, B u te of Florida al l.ari*. 11/ rommlaabin e ip lira Drcenitwr 21, 1921. GEO. A. DeCUTTES. Attorney for 1nenrporalore. 43-31 c BTEC1AL MEETINO OF STOCKHOLDERS S NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED . UNDER SECTION 171. OENERAL STAT­ UTES, LAWS-Or FLORIDA Notice la hereby g lrrn th a t J . F. Lslng, pur­ chaser of T ax Certiflcata No. 378. deled tb* 2nd day o f,J a n e , A. I). 1013, has filed Mid cer­ tifies ts In my office, and ba* mad* application for tax deed lo Ivans la accordance w llh law. Bald certificate embrace* lb* following describ­ ed property atloated In Bemlnole County. Flori­ da. to-w lt: Lol 34 fllentlford'* Add. B u fo rd . The M id land being aaaraed at tbe date of Ibe laouanre of such re rllftra le In Ihe name of II. Wllaoo. U n lra Mid certificate ahal] be redeem ed according lo law la i deed will laana Gwreou oo tb* l l l h day of July, A. P. 1931. W ltn r a my official signature and te a l Ibla Ibe 2nd day of June. A. I). 1931. (BEAL) K A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Chart, Seminole Oounly, Fla. 41-dlc By: A. M. WEEKS. P . C. Osceola, Florida. Jon* lib , 1931. Nolle* la brraby given th a t by direction of tb* Hoard of Director* of the Osceola Cyprees Company a special m ealing la hereby called lo he held on the Hub day o f J o l / , A. P . 1931; at 10:00 a. m. a t tfaa offlc* of Ibe Company a l Osceola. Florida, for lb* purp>«* of voting on tb* question lo Increase tbe capllal alock of the Company. Pom f730.000.00 to f 1.000,000.00 by the authorU atlon of the Issuance of preferred alock lo the amount of 1300.000.(0) to be d i­ vided Into 3,000 abarea of tb* par value a t 1100.00 each, and to fla tbe relative rights and privilege* of tbe shares of common stock and tko abarea of preferred Hock o f aald company, and to provide Ibe method by wblcb M id 'a d d i­ tional abarea or preferred stock aball I* dis­ posed or by the .corporation. And, also te Amend A rticle III of tbe Chap­ ter and A rticles of I ©corporation of tb* coro­ na tty so th a t M id Artlcla l i t aball conform to tha term s of tbo Inrrtaao o f cap ital stock end l a th* Circuit Court af tha.B*v*alh Judicial Cir­ the condition of enrh lacraaae and the rrla tlv a cu it of th* B tita of Florida, Oeuaty righto of tbe common and preferred atorkboldg af Seminal* ere. .. F. II. WILR0N. President. NOTICE OF BALE. ' P . J . FEITNEIL 13.31c Secretary* People* Bank of Sanford, Florida, IN CIRCUIT COURT. RXTENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR BENIN OLE COUNTY, FLORIDA___IN CHANCERY CITATION Mathew nickeon. Complainant, ra. * INwa Mae lllckson, Defendant. To Dorm Ms* Hickson. M W est 133rd S treet. New York C ity, New Y ork: It appearing from in a ffid a v it filed In tbla canes th at lb* residence of tbe defendant la SB West 133rd S treet, New York C ity, New York; th a t It I* tbe belief of a ffia n t th a t tb* defend­ ant la over twenty-one year* e f eg* aad th a t there I* no person In the S ta le of Florida tbe service of a subpoena upon whom would Mod tb* aald defendant! Therefore, you. Pori Mae Hickson, are hereby required, oo the 4th day of Jaly, A. P. 1931, to appear to tb* bill of complaint filed against yon In this cause, otherwise a decree pro rcnfeaao will on M id data be entered against yon. It la torlber ordered tb it aald notice be pub­ lished la tb* Sanford Herald, a newspaper pnbllahed ta Bemlnol* County, for four consecutive weeks. . WITNEBH my bend aad tb* art 1, of the above elated court on tbla 1st day a f Jean. A, D. 1331. (SEAL) N. A. DOUOLABS, Clerk of tbe Circuit Oonrt. Seminole County, Florida. Dy: V. B. POUtJLABS, D. O, JOHN 0 . LEONARD!. floilcliijr.aa'l of L'coaecl fur CumplalnanL sa -g u , NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED UNDER SECTION 173. GENERAL RTATUTES. LAWR OF FLORIDA . Notice la hereby given th e! Caroline Lewie, E llis H artley and Georgia H artley, Trustee* Concord cem etery, parch sacra o f T ea C ertiflcata No. 490, dated tha-Bed day o f Jan e, A. D.' 1907. bM filed aald certificate la a y office, aad baa made application for tax d fe d lo Issue In cord*nee w llh taw . Bald c e rtlfic .t* tm bracoe tb* following deaertbed property situated la Bern[noI* county, Florida, to-arlt: 1 acre In square la BW. cor o f Lot X Bee. S. Tw p. 31, B. R BO R. 1 ter*. Tb* said load be lag asaceaed a t tb* d a ta o f tbe laaaaacw a f each certificate la tb* nam e a t W , B. Moors. Uni***' aald c e rti­ ficate shall ba redeemed according to law tax deed w ill leeae tbetpan aa th a 11 lb day o f Ja ly . A. D. 1*31. V I I b m aay a f f ld a l alga*tar* aad esal tbla the t e d day of Jen*. A. I>. 1*31. (SEAL) B. A. DOtKlLASS. C lerk C ircuit O e u t, Seminole Oeuaty, FMu 42 4tc Myt A. M. WEEKS, D. a * ‘ Nolle* Is hereby given th a t w*. tb* aadet signed In corpora Iore. toU nd to apply to HU. Excellency Cary A. H ardee, Governor of lb* m ale of Florida, a t ' p l l i l u - a i . Florid*. «a lb* 11th day of Ja ly , A. D. 1931, or a* soon thereafter aa w* can be beard, fee I/*tier* r e l ­ ent to be Issued to tb* NAB1I-L1NK ADSTRACT CORPORATION, of which corporation tb* following aball be Iba Article* of lncorporalion. • ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OP NABH-UNX ABSTRACT CORPORATION ARTICLE L The name ef tbla ‘corporation th a n be NAB1I LINK ABSTRACT CORPORATION, and lla prin­ cipal place of b iu tn ra aball be la Sanford, Bern! •ole County, Florid*. Tb* aald corporation may bar* bfflcea elsewhere In tbe B tate e f Florida as by Its toilnea* may become n e c ra a ry cr ■ipedleat. ARTICLE H . The general aatnr* of tb* b a t o n to be transected by tb* corporation eball be a* fol­ low*: To transcribe tb* public record* ef Ssmlaol*. Lake aad VeHuto Coaatlea, Florid*, and each other Oeoatl** aa m ay be determined upon, aad to compile A bstract* of T itle to reel property la tb* CoaaUaa e f Seminole. Lake and Volasi*, and each other Conn tie* a* m ay be here­ a fte r determ teed span tor commercial purpose* aad to tv a r a a ta t aad tnnara HU** to real preperty la sold dem ise I*. Lake aad Valaato canstie*. Florida sa d etatb e th e r Oeaatlae oa may to b rv e aftrr delarm taad ap es. T* partkaa* B u te aad Ononty aad Msale Ipal tax- Ml* eertlflcatea ta tt« ew a behalf aad aa agent to r o ther pereon. pereone er corpora tlon*. end tb* sem e tor profit or to ebtota tax deed* thereto. To bay xad sell mortgage*, stock*, bead* aad other occur I d ie aad to wwa a sd Uol tb* m u m . T# bay, M l), m ake, mortgage, less*, m anage, csatrol or othen*la* operate *ketract books er e b e tn e t p le a ts fee profit to tb* Coak t i n o f Btmlaele, Lake aad To h u la aad each e th e r neaatle* to tb* B u t* of Florida aa m ay h ereafter to determ ined ape*. Te boy, MU. Mbm , m ortgage e r otherw to cum ber ruul aad personal property ta tb* atate a f Florida. Te act aa T ruatro to r todtridakle or corporation*, to execute _treat*, nbd to act m R ise n t e n e f WtlM a ad A d m la le tn ttr *f E rtatae, abd to nperat* aad coadaet a general tre a t bealaase a t aay Urn* tbla eorporatlen may comply w ith Ike requirement* e f tb* law* af tb* S ta te o f n o rid a governing the Mm*, aad to t it r c ls * aad vnjoy a ll of tb* prtvltege* scribed u n d tr tb* prorialans of Inherentt powers pc according to the sta tu te s o f tb e a tate of novId*. . “ ARTICLE III. The amount of lb* capital atoek o f tbla cot t ton aball be rirte e n Thousand (113.000.00) ire, to be divided Into On* TbouMnd (1,000) r* of lb* pat . lire each. Bald alock may be paid for In cask or In property, labor, or eervlce*. a t a Just valuation to be file d by tb* board o f director* a t ■ m eetlog called for euefa pnrpooe. ARTICLE IT . Tb* corporation aball exlat perpetually. ARTICLE ▼. Tbe builncM of tb* corporation aball be con­ ducted by. a Hoard of P lr tc lo n constating of not teas than three nor more then fir* mttnImre. 7Tb* Director* from their number shall elect a President: a V lce-P ro atd n t; * Bectetary and Treasurer. On* person may bold lb* office o f both fleer*I*ry and T reasurer. Tb* person* who are to condact the bualnroa of tbla corporal ten a* It* tem porary officer* until tb* U lterior* are elected a t tb* first annnil m eeting o f tb* stockholder* hereinafter provid­ ed for ehall be Georg* ft. Nash, Preeldekt; W. R. lin k . Vlro-ITealdenf, E. B. Raker, SecretaryT reatorer, who, together w ith R. 0 . Darnadal* and II. B. Wav, aball canatltat* tb e Itoerd of Plroctoru. Thu first annual tneellng of Ibe atockholder* aball b* held oo tb* Becvxid Tneeday In January. A. I). 1933, and annually therea ftvr on th# flecond Tuesday to January of *ad> and every year; auch m eeting to-be held at tbe principal office of tbe corporation a t Ban ford. Florid*. ARTICLE VI. Tbe highest amount of Indebledneea or lla h llity to wblcb tbla corporation ra n a l any tlm* subject Itself Is OneHundred TbooHOd (1100.000.00) Dollar*. i ARTICLETIL > Tb* a r il of tbla corporation aball b* a circa Mr Im p rralo o and bear la tb# center tb* word* ' ‘Corporate Beal" and aroond the elrrninference "N ASH-LINK ABBTRACT 00R P0R A 770N . 1931." ARTICLE VTII. Names, reeldencee and' aubocrlptlon of Incoc port tore: No. ef Riaree Narna Resilience ___ 160 Geo. 8. N u b ............... Orliudo. H a. ....4 0 0 W. II. IJ n k ..................Orlando, Fla. .130 R. C. llnraadalr...........Hanford, Fla. .10 E. fl. B aker.................. Orlando, Fla. PRO. B. NASH. W. R. LINK. R. C. DURNSDAtJ R fl. WHY, E. fl BAKER. BTATE OF FLORIDA, COUNTY OF ORANGE: On tbla day personally appeared before me Geo. B. .Vasti. W. It. Link. R. 0. BnnredaU. E. fl. Baker, E. 8. Wev, well known to me to be lb* persona who executed tbe foregoing char­ ter and Mverally, each for him self e n d not fix tb* other, acknowledged th a t he eterole-l the same for tb* ntes and purposes therein ex­ pressed. W itness my hand and official seal a t Orlando. O-aags Cuunty. Florida, (bis tb« 3>)th lay .if April. A. II. 1931. (N otarial flcal) W. J. HORAN, Notary I'utdlc. Hlsic of I'kivlla. al la rg e My (Vininttaslon eiplres Bepleml-cr 20. 1921. 47 flic i ■' v*. Mabl* M. Keely and I’aul M. Keely, . Nolle* la hereby g lrrn th a t In pnrsnanr* of Final IVcree In above cans* of action dated June 31. 1931, th* undersigned will otfeT for public sal* before Ihe rwnrt boas* door a t Ranford, Florida, on Monday. Anguat 1st, 1931, lb* following described property In flemlool* Coun­ ty rin etd a: Lot* 19, 22 and 23. of "lly o d 'a". being a anbdlrlalon nf (he EH of lb* NBU of t t e NBU of lb* BWU of Bee. 3d, Twp. 19 8., Range 3o E , Term* of Ml*, cash, • J. O. BIIARON, Special M reter In Chancery. W. D. Crawford. » Counsel for Complainant. 46-4te CITATION Virginia Oooey, Cbmplalnanl. v». n . B. Oooey. Defendant. Ta II. B. Oouayt It appearing from aa affid av it filed in tbla etna* by - tb* raanplUaant th a t you, II. D. Coney, a n a resident e f Sanford. Florida, l i d th at you. b a r a bran i t a a a t from .iba fltata ef Florida, for more tb ia slaty days next proceed­ ing tb* d a ta 'o f th* application for th is order of p a b lk a tlo a , aad th at your last known place of sojourn was A tlanta, Gaorgta, end th a t there I* no ptrnoai to tb* BUI* of Florida, tb* service of a subpoena open whom would blad you. Therefore, tbla Is to command you, H. B. Oooey, to p er**ally b t and appear b a to n con M id Cl m i l Oourt, at Baa ford, Florida, ou U * l l t b day of Ja ly , A. D. 1931, to m ake answer to U>* bill of ro d p L Io t tbla day filed against you by tha cnm ptalnsat to this cans*, o th crw ln Mid MU u f rom plalat w ill b* take* aa by you -- II la fa rth e r ordered th a t this nolle* b* pub. Ilshed to tb* Saaford Herald, a aawopaper pobtlsbed to Hanford. Florida, oera a week for 'fa r con e sm Hrq •weeks. W ITNESS m y hand aad t t e aaal of th* O rru lt C ourt of tb* Bavaath J o d ld a l C trralt a f Florida, ta and for Bemlnol* Oounly, on Ihi* th* 9th day a f Jaa*. A. D. 19X1. (BRAL) M. A. DOUGLASS, Clsvk a f in* O m i t Court, a -County, Florida. GKO. A. DaCOTTES, S olid loe and af O u a so ) fa r Oam pUIaaat. -r'-' ■EMINOLE OOqVTT Georg* Gala**, C o m p lain an t.. v*. N o U « 1* hereby given that >, „ jk i iv Jr,1* Ike re rllO ra l* In my Dfn re. a T ' h u B N **4 cation tor t a t tired to temie ■- - - *-"** *W1law. Bald rovtm eat* am br.r** HT1 drocvllved property ritu.te,,^ ^ f c S n i 0" " * * ty, Florid*, to w ll: NEU or l e t * v p . 31 8, Rang* 31, 4 0 T & j E ’A l>«tog aaoraord at lb* dxt* of tba t J f .W ■**< m>*b r e rtin c a t* ia tb* name o( U n u ^ f * *» I r a H id re rt!n e x t# shall b« ^ tog to law t . g deed will I m n e U - ^ i 39th day o( Jn ly , A. P. 1B2| oa W ltn r a my o rn rix i ilgnatn'r* an.t — . - of T ax C eH Iflrat, No g rebnaer d day o t Jnn*. A. P . u j p Jennie Gain**. D efendant. CITATION To Jennie Galaro, place of residence unknown: Yon are hereby ordered to be and appear be­ fore cmr Mid coart a t tb* Court H oum to ford. Florid*, In tha above entitled rase* oa Iba F irst Monday In ABguat, 1931, th* m b m being th* first day tb e n u f, and a ruM day of (Vurt, to answer 1b* bill of com plaint filed herein against you, *Im tbe Mm* w in to taken m confessed and followed by appropriate de- ^ I t ' Is furth er ordered th a t tbla order be pub­ lished la tb* Sanford H erald, a newspaper pub­ «>* * t o day of Jan*. A U. i k i lished ta Bemlnol* Oauaty, F l o r i d a , ------“ **■ week foe eight consecutive weeks. Gives under my band aad reel a f aald Overt, U lart Ctrralt Coatv this tb* 33th day o f May, 1911. (BEAL) E. A. DOUOLABB, Clerk a f C b e a lt Court, Bet* Iaa la O e u aty ,'F la. N o n a s o r a f f l i c a t i o e f o r t a x By: V. RL DOUG LAM, DNDXX EECTIOX «7». OENERAL STAY 4i pic Deputy Oalrfc. UTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA. NOTICE OF AFWOATION TOR TAX DEED UNDO EXOTION 171. OEXKXAL BTATUTXB, LAWS OF FLORIDA Notice la hereby gives th a t R ader Cur I*It. porehaser e f T ax C e rtifica te No. 333, dated tb* te d day of Jan*. A. D. 1919, hM filed aald cer­ tificate to my office, and t e a mad* application for Tax Deed to lees* ta a creed* new w ith law, Mid certiflcata embrace* the follow lag describ­ ed property, el m ated la Bemlnol* O euaty. DocIds. to-w ll! Beg. BR car of N E K a f N E ltJto e . 39..Twp. 30 IL, R ange S3 B., run W 83 yd*. N 133 yards, W H 1 4 yard*. N €1X3 yards, ■ 147.08 yards, B .to hag. Tha aald lead bring assessed a t tb* d a ta a f th* teeuaace of such certificate la th* sa m e a f J , Q. Adams. EsL A ha: Notice la hereby give* th a t te d o r Cur­ tail. p e rt b arer o f T a x C ertificate No. 38A dated the Sad day a f Ja n e . A. a 1919, b ra filed arid certificate ia m y office, aad baa ratio* to r T ax Deed to laaua to tcrard aac* w ith law. Bald c e rtific a te embrace* th* follow lag described property al ta ste d la Seminal* C osily, Florida, to-w lt: Beg- 93 yards Ml of NRK of N R U . Sac. 3S, Tw p. 1BB A , Rang* 33 E aat., te a N 183 yard*. V l i t U 183 yards, B 138 3-8 yard*. Th* aald 1*94 Maeroad Bt tb* d a ta of tha trenanc* eertlflcat* la th* nam e o f J . Q. Adam*, RaL Uaha* sold c a rtiflra tw shall to redeemed ac­ cording to law tax deed# w ill Iren* thereon oa tb* I tth day of Ju ly . A. D. 1931. W lln r a my o f f l r it l signs lure and seal tbla lb* 2nd day or Jnn*, A. P . 1931. (BKAI.J K. A. DOUG LAM. . Clerk Circuit Oourt. Bemlnol* County, Fl*. 43411c_______________ Dy: A. M. W EEKS, P. C. IN CIRCUIT OOURT, TTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, IX O R D A .— IN CHANCERY BILL TO QUIET TITLE (0. n.) Oscar U. Uram llng, , v*. Br.f Complainant, A. U . Gerard. H a iti* G erard, bt* w ife, th* un­ known legatee* and devisee* under tb* U at w ill and tv* lam ent of A. II. OermTd or of hi* wife U atll* G erard, tb* unknown belie of A. It. Gerard or or hi* w lto H a u l* G erard: Jeha Tnrnelt, Cal be tin* Tnrnell. bis wlto, th* un­ known legatees and devisees under tha last will Bad testam ent of John Turn ell. or Lla wlf* and lc*tam ent of John Turn* 11, or Lla wife Catherine Turriell, and tb* unknown belie of John Tnrnell. and of hi* wlf*. C athar­ ine Turn# 11, Defendants. NOTICE TO NOK-REBIDENTB. TO A. II. GERARD. AND IIA TTIC GERARD, HIR W IFE. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN: TO JOHN TURNHLL AND CATHERINE T1JBNKLL, HIS W IFE . RESIDENCE UNKNOWN: It appearing by th* sworn tall or com plaint filed herein again*! you th a t you b a re or elalm to bar* some Intsrewt in tb* following described land In Bemlnol* Coding, Florida, to-w lt: In to Fit* (3). end Ssreo (7), Block E. of 8t. Gertrud* Addition to Sanford, F la t Rook 1, page 113-117, aa recorded In fismlool* Oounly llecorda. You are therefore hereby required and ordered to be and appear before oar C ircuit Court i t tb* Oonrt llotue In Hanford, Florida, oo tb* First Monday la Atigast, 1931, being tb* 1st day of said montb, then and lh*re to m*k* a n ­ swer to tb* tall of com plaint herein filed against you, and therein fa ll not, sis* Mid bill w ltl.b* taken *» confessed against you, followed by final decree. II 1* further ordered tb a t Ihti notice be pub­ lished In tb* ganford H erald, a new spaper-pub­ lished In Bemlnol* County, Florida, otic* tacb week for eight consecutive week*. TO ALL I'A im iffl CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE UKOI’ERTY HEREIN PKftCHIHBD: Under A. II. G ererd, lla ttl* O erard, Ida wlto, and Jtain Turn*II, Cntberln* Turnell, Lla wlto, or otherwise. It being mad* to appear by a sworn tall of Complaint filed herein against you th a t you b a te or claim to b a re some Interest ta lb* fol­ lowing described lands In flemlool* County, Florida, to-wlt: Lots Fie* (3). and Peven (7), Block A of HI. Gertrude Addition to Sanford, F la t Book 1, pages 113-117, as recorded in Bemlnol* Cbunty, Florida. Yon are therefor* hereby commanded and re­ quired to lie «nd appear before our said Circuit lim rt al the Court Itoua* In Banford. Florida, on tbe First Monday In Beplrmber. 1931, bring th* fifth day of said montb, then and there to make answer unto the bill of com plaint filed herein against you. nod therein fall not else Mid bill w ill b* taken a* confessed aa against you, to b* followed by final decree. It 1* fa rth e r ordered th a t this nolle* h* pob Rabed one* each week for twelva weeks la Ibe 8* a ford Herald, a new spaper published In Bern!not* County, Florida*. Poo* and ordered this lb* 331b day of May, 1931. (Clerk’s Real) r A. DOUGLAM, Clerk Circuit Court. Bemlnol* County, Fla. DICKJNBON A DICKINSON, flollcllnn for Complaints. 4]-l3te NOTICE OP SALE Notice ia hereby Riven thnl under snd by virtuno of that ccrtnin dis­ tress warrant and judRment and order of gale issued out of and under the seal of the County Judge's Court of Seminole County, Florida, In that pro­ ceeding or distress for rent in said court pending wherein R. A. Newman and W. C. Hill arc plaintiffs and H. H Fleetwood doing buuinesa as H. H. Fleetwood & Company, is fhc defend ant, , the undersigned, will on Mon­ day, July 4th, 1921 * at the store build­ ing in Sanford, Florida, lately occu­ pied by the defendant,'and during the legal hours of sale, offer for safe and sell the following described property, or so much thereof os may bo neces­ sary to satisfy the Bum of $76.00 and costs, to-wit: Stock of goods and fixtures, pur­ chaser to pay for title. Witness my hand. (SEAL) C.-M. HAND, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida. By J. C. JACOBS, D. S. 44-3tc W o O rela hereby given th at Uxrrekil a w Ro m Company, la c ., purchaser of 1 ? . r w ? ra ta No. 410, dated tb* 4th day I r j . ^ D. 1604. ba* filed Mid S8«U fl«la to w to laaue to aceordtaro w ith lew. to li ra t* rmtoarow th* follow to* . w . . " . r*m naltoated la BemlooU county. r i « u l I-o»a I and 3 E rtb a Sah.-Dtv. or W u ./V w!,' • '« » » " * f fm p , *> Havre t o g " f t raid land being xaser a d a t m* d .i, , , S ! o r r o d . rerltflex(* la the n x i , r i ^ A b a T a* C a rtin ra ta No. r o d , j , 1M lk. . . b n c tc follow Inf d w rlb M p r m r tr la flemlool* Oroaly. Dortd., to ? ,u SRU 4<»JV £ , b" 238 . T -S..0f oWV4 * « . TI , •Twp. Rang* Jo *. V i . • d to to g aaaaaaed a t tb« d( l , , , o f rocR rattlH cat* to tbe m b * of j g Evans. A it# T ax O ertlflrat* No. 3943, d .t r t day a f Jaa* . A. D. ISM. m U T owmS tS Z b r a r a tha folowlxg deaertbed p m ^ t y * tr e / £ i to Sami not* Ooanty, Florida, to ^ rir u t ' f Nvaaa* Sob-PIv. of W H of NK u i See. 1, T w p SO S.. n*n?e SO B Tto to la s aaaaaaed 31 Iba data of th* roch ra rtlflc a t* la tto bam* of P. |Lo t „ Also T ax O ertlflrat* No. 3043. dried thi b i brace* the followtag deerritod properly xltui ed In flemlnole County. rknl-U . to w lf tot *. Eviit*’ Sub-PIv, or WH of NB'I of gl« fla*. 1, Twp. 90 8., Rang* 30 It, The x^i land being aaaaaaed al tbe d it* of th* bm •o ra of aucb certificate In the turn* of J-' I’tokey. Alan T ax C erttrlrat* No. 20lt, dried 5a day of Ja n e , A. P . 1*91, Mid Certificate re­ bel re . Iba following deacrllw.) prnperty altaai. ed In flemlnole Ccmnty. Florida, to-wll: toa 7 to I I , Evana’ flab-Plr. -of WH at Nu af NEK, Sac. 1,-Twp. 39 fl, Rang* *n K Tba atU land being amroaed a t tto dale of lb* t— ef roch ra rtlflc a t* la tha nam* or J. u . tvim. Alao T ax C ertiflcata No. 3300. dated the an day of Jan e, A. D. IBM, arid Certificate rehrare* tba followtag daacrlbe-1 property S ta t­ ed to Seminole County, Florida, towll: Let IX Rvana flub.-Div. 1-30-30. Tbe arid lu g log xxavaaid a t tb* data of the toeaaca aL •neb c ertiflc ata In Ur* name of R. Nettle. Alto T ax (R rtlflrx le No. 3013. dated the kk day of Jnn*, A. P . 1894.-arid Certiflcata rebrace* Ihe following deaertbed properly, ittwted In Samtoola County, Florida, towlt: tot 13. Kvnni’ S ub.-P lf. WH of NEt,; af HEK itc 1, Twp. 20 B.. Range *0 K The sail land to log leaeaoed a t tb* dal* of the t( aacb re rtlflra le In the name of It A A. Jaka§08, 8 Alao Tax Oerllftcate No. 2rt|7, dalM to. 3th day of Jnne. A. P. IBP!, arid certificate emtirarea tba following desrrlte-,1 property at. nal*d In flemlnole County,-Florida, towll; ton 17 ami IS, Evana’ flab.-IHv. nf WH of Nl(j a t BRH. Sec. 1 . Twp. SO H.. Ratty# 30 K Tto aald land being aoesaed al ll>e date of tha bananre of roch certincare In tte nine af 1. M. Evan*. Also 'Tax C ertificate No 2(MA, dated Ik# IQ day of Jab*. A. P. 1891. (iM Certlflcat* rebrarea tb* following drecrlbed pvt-perty iltuM to Bamlnole tV unly, Florida, lo-wtt: lot It, Evana’ Rnb.-Plv. of W H or S'K>4 #f BEK, I Sec., 20 T w p.. 30 H. R, The .a ll land Mac assessed a t tba date of Iba laaniiire at a d re rtlflc x te tn the name nf J si. Tiio* Alao Txx C ertlflrat* No 1730 dated the M day of Jnne. A, D. 1901, raid Cectlfiratt rabrarea tha following deacrlt—d protextf filtiM In flemlnole Coonty, Fbvrlda, tow ll: lota It, 30 and 31. Evana flob.-Ifiv. fle<- 1. T*y * South, Range 30 Eaat. Tbe aald land trial .■•eaaed Xt tbe dxt* of Ibe isananr* #f w ) rertlflcx te In Ibe name of E Allep A bm 'Tax O ertlflrat* No 3H4 dried Ibe K» day of Jnne, A. I). IKH. said t erttfleiti va­ tic a res ihe following described properlytlftaM In Seminole Comity. Florida, to a ll: *lot & Evans’ Kub.-Ptv. of WH of NEH «f *EH. *«I Twp 20 B.. l i t m e SO E. T ie aald' lead kaIng aoaeaaed a t lb * .d » re nf Ibe Iveaaie# if aucb re rllflra t* In the name of J. U. Evaao. Alao T ax C erllflrata No. in1®, dated Ihr f* day of June, A. P. 1*94. raid Orttn.-ite rabrxeea the following deaertbed property etlxitxl In Seminole Counly. Ftoriil*. to w ll: tot K Evanx’ flnb-.IMv. W H of NEl( of 9EH. *ve. L Twp. 20 H, Range 30 K Ttic -aid tml t*to auesaevl at th* data of the of vwl In th# d iim of K AH#n AUr* T « i C riilftc a tt No 9H9. tlfiifJ W May of Juno, A. P. 19^4. f«M iV ftlfkitt t»rirr« the foliow 1m d w r itW slfuatM In .Hrmlnole fk v ld a. to wlt U ti O to 30, r.T tiu. f!ot»-IHT of TY'i of NE\4 See. 1, Twp. 30 H. Range W E. The aald UM b e lig aaoeoaed a t- tb e dal* of Ibe lareaace ■ enrh certific ate tn Ihe name of J. M. ’ A Mo T eg C ertificate No. 1740. dried O* W ■ley of Jnne. A. D. 1001. Mi l certiflcata «■ brace* the following deaertbed property I ™ 1™ , In flemlnole County, Florid*, to n il: I*** " ami 33 E van. flilb.-PIV.. flee. 1. Tar* » V; Range 30 Eeal. Tb# aal.1 land l-loi at the date of lb# liananre nl vocti cetltlicaw tn tbe name of E. All*" . „ Unless Mid rertlflcetes at-aII to te-levari online to law l a i deevl will !•«•# !h*r*"* rurdlng the _ of ____ he SO 30thIL _ day Jnly, A. I* ,BI1 ^ ,4j, Wllneoa my official alygatnre and Ibe 2 tlb day o f Jnne. A. I). 1*31. (SEAL) E. A. • Clerk Clrritlt Seminole Cwetf. U*: Hr A. M. WSEKS. 6 0 4.vaic NOTICE OF AFFUCATION FOR TJJI UNDER SECTION IT* OENCEAL 8IAI UTES, LAWS O r FLORID* Notice te hereby given to il Em»* F. ptirclreaer of Tag CertlGcal* No. H-_ tm l dey «f June. A ..D . 1910. b « ■ I rteat* In m e nrilre end b.# -■*« ■ "’^ llflra le In my office, — — rid lion for lex deed lo Mane In tow. Held eartlflcale embraced tto drecrlbed property ellnetad , a . ’’f ^ “ e t , ! UL tf 40 ft. Lot 4, ItoreJS ly, Florida, to-w lt: .■ Ik* Chapman (Tiapman kk Ttw Ttrehag'a ane# aAAl. im . •» ■» Aaafo**- ^ aald land being aaeeaeed i t d ,,t „ .( [> auenc* of roch rertlflcate In Ibe **»* known. U n lr a arid rertlflrale »h, B “ ^ deemevi according to law ta« dre*' ^ thereon tbe 30th day of Jnly. A. lb )«■W ltn r a my official .Ignalare aad tb . 34 th d i r ot June. A. P. ,IW I- .(1Irag, Khe?i 43-8te By r %%sss& SUCCEED Oil FAIL This is the most vita! qucition wi^ the Celery farmer* in end *roun^ , ford. With the proper strain of together with the proper ment from the time of planting marketing there is no doubt of cess. Therefore, it U very e3WB that the farmer should be very ful in selecting his seed, taowiojf NOTICE TO EQUALIZATION source of supply* knowing we ___ _____BOARD. he obtains these seed through » Notice is hereby given that tbs Ing thoroughly convinced tha .a. Board of County Commissioners in and quality is 0. K. If the planter will fo,lo,'.It^ / tk, for Seminole County, Florida, will lowing instructions they wU‘ ** -a meet in the Court House i t Sanford, information and at the same time ^ Florida, on Monday, July lllh , at 10 be cortvinced of the proper o'clock A. M. 1921, as an Equalisation plant. We have the in v o i c e ^ ^ Board for the purpose of hearing com- grower, tho B.-L. from Frt . plaints and receiving testimony aa to their tSetination snd last but not the value of any property, real, per­ the seed is In 6 pound •*** sonal or mixed as fixed by the Couqty seeled with Vllmoita’s % Tax Assessor for asMusment for the we have said Vilmoriu ^ taxes for the year 1921. we have said it all *o fa re & A . D o u g la s , concerned. Give us your order • ^ 4 5 -S tc C l e r k . tbe satisfied band^The U A>len„ 44J*« j Co., Sanford, Fla. Try • Herald Want Ad today. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR BE MIN OLE COUNTY.— IN CHANCERY TOTifffieri- SETAEI X JU­ IN CIRCUIT COURT OF DICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, - 3 7SM U S ^ r' . J Ti *‘-f 1 • • 1 -W?. : - • . 4 ^ : ____ _ i �■ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1921 * OF SEMINOLE COUNTY The grass is the life of the world. Lying next to the earth it transforms the dead ele­ ments of soil and air into food for the beasts of the field and through them for man, “All flesh is grass.” ' ’ By W. F. BLACKMAN, The Wekiwa Ranch Former President of 'the Florida State Live Stock Association -r adversities” and thrive best when occasion­ ally vexed by plough or harrow. common flatwoods land without fertilizer, yielding a prodigious amount of forage. I am also experimenting with four clov­ Carpet-grass (to be distinguished from ers—lespedega, sweet-clover, bur-clover and somewhat similar species by its flat stem and T rounded blade) will run out Bermuda, comes . black filedic—and have good hopes concern­ The country that has nutritious and palat­ ing their adaptability to our conditions of earlier in the sprifig and stays green longer able grasses, &hd that grows an abundance soil and climate f t this county. These .clovers in the winter, and spreads rapidly wherever of livestock—cattle, sheep, swine, horses, gather nitrogen from the air and build up the a fair chance is given it. fowls—is always prosperous. soil, as does that otheFfine legume, the Flor­ Joint-grass is like a bigger and perhaps ida beggarweed which thrives in this region, What about the grasses of Seminole coun­ better Bermuda; it is already abundant in ty? ; and ought to be grown more generally. places on the St. John’s prairies; it is not in­ For our.pinelands, carpet-grass is probably Two varieties are most in evidence, wirejured by overflows, it seeds profusely and • grass on our uplands, and switch-grass on roots from the joints, and swiftly covers the ^ e. F osses for pasture. -When our moist prairies.: Both these grasses have ground with a thick mat of verdure wherever ^ .e ramy season ls °n> a certain area of wire-grass, loosen the soil with a disc harrow, a certain, but not great value; when young space is given it. Destroy the coarse and sow carpet grass seed sparingly, and then and tender they are relished by livestock, woody switch-grass on the prairie by persis­ keep down the returning wire-grass either by when mature they are tough and unpalat­ tent use of fire and mowing machine, and close grazing or by the mower; and you will able. It probably requires fifteen or twenty both joint-grass and Bermuda will take -its soon have a p./*ure fully equal to the finest acres of these grasses to support a single cow place, making the finest pasture, I think, that blue-grass in K>. tucky. Such pastures can or steer; it is entirely possible to replace them can anywhere be. found. I have myself graz­ be seen by anyone interested a t the Wekiwa with grasses which would carry one head to ed more than two head of cattle to the acre on Ranch, near Lake Monroe. the acre, more or less. * a prairie pasture improved in this way. ^ * T * This, then, as I view it, is our task in Semi­ What are these other grasses, and how can And if nature is too slow, keep the cattle nole County—to replace the two grasses they be introduced and propagated? off from a fenced area of Bermuda and jointwhose coarse, . fibrous and innutritious Happily, there is no lack of such grasses— grass until they are a foot high, cut them with blades now cover nearly all our area with I mention about a dozen species, and there a moweiv and disc the stalks into the soil grasses equally persisted and luxurious in are many more: Bermuda, joint-grass (oth­ where the switch-grass has been destroyed.- growth, and infinitely more palatable to live­ erwise known as Fort Thompson grass), car­ They will take root and spread with wonder­ stock and rich. in feed value. * # pet-grass, Maiden-cane, Para grass, lespeful rapidity. But this will take time, trbable, toil and dega or Japanese clover, sweet clover, b u r1 The same method may be employed in pro­ money! Very well, what good thing doesn't? clover, black medic, Napier grass, and Merkpagating Para grass. This noble grass, whose er grass.v All of these splendid grasses are Seminole County can have as fine pastures runners grow ten or twenty feet in length well adapted to the vast areas of flatwoods and meadows as there are in the whole world, and root at every joint, may be seen in a num­ and prairies of Seminole County, and a num- _ if .she wants them and is willing to pay for ber of places about Sanford; it makes the them, and superbs herds of pure-bred and ber of them, both native and introduced, are finest of pastures and the best of hay; its only high grade cattle and other livestock, raised already here, in great abundance. weakness is its tropical tenderness ‘when here more cheaply and profitably than in the Bermuda grass and Maiden-cane are fer­ freezes come. North, by reason of her long growing season, vently. detested by our truok-growers, but her genial and healthful, climate, and her Napier and Merker are fine as a soiling the wonderful vitality which makes them abundant pure w ater.. crop, to be cut and’ fed in the stall to milk such a nuisance in the garden is the very But the open range and the cattle-tick cows or other animals, or for the silo, t have quality which gives them value in the pas­ must go. grown Napier grass eighteen feet tall on ture. Like St. Paul, they “take pleasure in * _ i-;■f~ ~ l 5 - * . >4 ij m Vtfi : ir’ .3 THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS. OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: H A N F O R D f y Chase & Co. ♦> /'ll___ « i t ____ £ Chas. E. Henry, t V T X 1 * X A Y y *X X X •|« V X X y £ | £ Y A A y I Kent Vulcanizing Works Standard Auto Top Co. A. Kanner, Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge Commission Merchant Star Theatre General Merchandise Roberts’ Grocery R, E. Stevens, Physician Hill Hardware Co. Bryan & Wheeler, Autos Wilson & Toomer, Hill Lumber Co. Fertilizers Edw. Higgins, Autos. SanfordTnlckGrowers, Inc * * * Estate Realty U a n A Guar. Co. Automotive Seminole County Bank ' Mdler’s Bakery ----- "" Supply Co. Speer & Son, Dry Goods Thos. Emmett Wilson Peoples Bank of Sanford Attorney-at-Law J. N. Tolar, Physician First National Bank Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. John Russell, W ight Grocery Co., Commission Merchant Perkins & Britt, Wholesalers " H aberdashers L. P. McCuller, Groceries D. C. Marlowe H. B. Lewis, Real Estate John T. Brady, Jeweler Vegetable Broker Cowan’s Tin Shop Geo. W. Knight, The Ball Hardware Co. Wight Bros. Co., Autos Real Estate and Insurance Haight & Magee Chero-Cola Bottling Co. John G. Leonardi Ai^omobiles Reher Bros., Auto Painting Attorney-at-Law v. C. CoUer, Contractor Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co.; Frank Lousing, Contractor S. O. Shinholser, Contractor Crates .: West Side Grocery Lee Bros., Plumbing Southern Utilities Co. ~ S. Benjamin, A. P. Connelly, Real Estate Sh P ______Merchandise General Deane Turner, Groceries c nnford Paint & Wall Pa- A. Raff eld, Ladies’ Wear George Fox, Cold Storage Der Co H. R. Stevens, Mayor Mahoney-Walker Co. -------W a t e r s ’ Kandy Kitchen C. M.Hand, Sheriff^ . Sanford Battery Service Co. H. C^DuBose, Real Estate B. & O. Motor Co., Autos Sanford Machine & Foun- Frank Akers Mobley’s Drug Store dry Co. Gillen & Fry, w Bros., Sanford Coca-Cola B o ti Co. jBay Bros.,Battery Battery Service Sanford SanfordSteal Steam Laundry Clyde S i Johns River Line Hotel HotelMontezuma Montezuma J* J* Mauser, Cigar Mfgr. The Yowell Co., D ep i Store Bobbin’s Credit Store Crown Paper Go. W. S. Price, Contractor Carter"Lumber Co. Sanford Dr£ Goods Co. Hill Implement & Sup. Co. M. Fleischer, . g - McLaulin, Jeweler Lord’s Purity Water commission Merchant Bower & Roum illai Drugs Commission Merchant ■ A t ■ ' • njtrn jjgB f -’’J*— - -E • ■ ' • ......... Elder Springs Water Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A. Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, Printers. Office Supplies George A. DeCottes, O V I E D 0O. P. Swope Land Co. C. L. West, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. ,m . General Merchandise Attorney-at-Law T. J. Miller & Son Hodges & McMullen, Barbers Sanford Farmers Exchange Florida Cuba Cigar Co, C. T. McCulley, Garage . E..A. Farnell, Groceries H. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. C H U L U O T A ---- Cigar Manufacturers J. E. Synder, Dry Goods Stanley & Rogers, Groceries Real Estate . D. D. Daniel, Groceries Brown’s Meat Market I. D. Martin, Chuluota Company, Groceries, Meats -------L O N G W O O D ------Cates’ Crate Co. Groceries, Feeds E. W. Hench,Mayor Merchants Grocery Co. WiUiamB MiTlinei^Store M l^ W ^ G n !^ Virginia-Carolina Chem. Co Overstreet Pavne W. A. Whitcomb, F.rtU i*n. ^ D. L. Thrasher, . : Longwood Hotel A. J. Lossing, Quick Service Transfer ALTAMONTE— Sanford Barber Shop Geo/ J. K. SMITH, Prop. Altamonte Hotel ~ .... G E N E V A Logan Merc. Co. / A. H. Fuller & Son, Groceries D. B. McIntosh, General Merchandise C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse. Coca-Cola BoitUng Co. J. W. flynijG en. Mdse. Wakefield Preserving Co. > . * O’Neill in ■ . Fargo Lumber Co. — -----M O N R O E Bell BroSn Growers, Ship’rs E. A, Osteen, Grdcer J,- - *: . ■ V ' �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 1 ,1921 SA N F O R D , FLORIDA To every woman Deeding a new frock whatever your need there is a dress to serve that particular purpose, Style, fabric and prices to sui individual taste offers a wonderful opportunity for your apparel economy in dresses of silk, taffetas, canton crepes, georgettes, and cotton dresses of organdy, voile and gingham. ALL AT H A L F P R IC E Hats of Every Description Have B 33 n Reduced to H alf Price Absolutely, as Adver tised, and the Offerings, While the Season is Yet Young, Are Unusual. FOR FEMININE FAVOR There will be no difficulty iri meeting the Blouse needs in this store during the big sale. Our present assortments are large and sufficiently varied to make your selection a simple {ask. The July Clearance Sale makes it possible to have a generous supply on hand at very reason­ able prices. Both Cotton and Silk Underthings have been greatly marked down for this event. Tub Skirts for day time wear, and all other skirts favored in summer wardrobes, smart and inexpensive, are here for your choosing Materials: stripes, checks, plaids and in every conceivable materi­ al at 331-3 per cent off. We carry the Positively no exchanj approval nor credit Specials during th e sale, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF NINE AND TEN A. M. AND BE­ TWEEN ONE AND TWO P. M. TO EACH CUSTOMER PURCHAS­ ING $10.00 OR MORE A PAIR OF SILK HOSE WILL BE GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE 214 E. First giving grace to lin e and figure, sum m er comfort, ease o f move­ m ent, and sm art lines are fea­ tures found in these corsets in front and back lace models, will be placed on sale during July Clearance. �i - THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 1,1921 Another Building NO MORE OUTRAGES TO BE For First Street COMMITTED AT DAYTONA Business Section * • • . . “BETTER-GET-BETTER” Circulation----- “DO IT NOW”----- Strength f* BROS. WILL ERECT A TWO. ( r n n Mcndijr’i 0*U7) OFFICIAL FROM KU KLUX KLAN HEAD­ LEE STORY There will be no more meetings of BRICK CORNER the Campbell-Losaing Post, American FIRST AND ELM. QUARTERS SAYS THAT MEMBERS NAMES Legion, until the second Thursday in WILL BE GIVEN. September. There arc so many of (Fram F rU a r’i D»Uj) tho members taking their vacations Sanford la growing every day. This la apparent to those who have They Have Acted in a Manner That Will Not Be been avyay and come back to note the marvelous changes being made in the Tolerated by The Official Klansmen, So Says face of Sanford. Thla applies to thq Official From Headquarters residence section as well as the busi­ ness section. Among tlje^uany business blocks The following la from tha Day­ men will be published, the char­ contemplated in Sanford la that of the ter of the locaj Klan revoked and tona Journal of yeaterday: Lee Brothers that will be built at the “the guilty properly punished un­ “That there ■will be no more comer of First street and Elm avenue. der the laws of Florida." outrages in this community The building will be two-story and The pledge is further made that which can in any way be attri­ built of brick, making them a perman­ there will positively be no “white­ buted to the Ku Kins Klan, and ent home for their plumbing and hard­ wash" of the guilty members— that that organisation will aid ware business. Tho second floor will they will be driven from the Klan, the official* In apprehending be made Into apartments and wilt be exposed and punished. guilty members and punishing and Thursday afternoons arc taking up to date in every respect. With this pledge from head­ them for past performances was Lee Brothers are among the new so many of them out of the city that quarters and State Attorney the pledge mads by an official or George DeCottes hot on the trail residents of Sanford, but are firmly it was thought beat to cut the meet­ the Klan from Atlanta which the of the criminals, the band of eow-_ located and believe In the future of ings altogether until early fall. Do Journal is requested to publish. not let the vacation dampen your ar­ ardly thugs who hare attempted the city. They have made good here dor for tho Legion, however. You are A high official of the Klan has to terrorixe this community can and they intend to help build up the been in Daytona investigating given the respite with tile idea that read their finish in the not far city of their choice. you will return fn the fall refreshed and he has apparently arrived at distant future. Assuming that nnd ready to tackle the many big the same conclusion reached by the Ku Klux Klan as an organi­ CONGENIAL CROWD AT problems that confront the national the general public—that the Ku zation will lire up to its pledge ' CAMP HIGHLANDS body and the home camp. Thferc are Klux Klan In this community has and not make a “whitewash" of many big things that Campbell-Loan­ fallen into the bands of a bunch (From Biturd*r’i Ditlr) the affairs here, there la every of thugs who are committing out­ One of the most delightful weeks ing Camp must put over this winter probability that the guilty gun­ and we want you to be studying out rages which neither the Klan nor men will land in the chain, gang, was spent last week by a party of ways and means this summer oven any decent commnnity will toler­ and no amount of newspaper pro­ young people under the leadership of though we are having no meetings. ate. paganda designed to obscure the Mrs. W. D. DcCoursey and Mra. A. Talk about the Legion and think The pledge is made that at the issue—always a favorite resort C. Williams at Big Crystal lake. about the Legion every day. conclusion of the investigation | of criminals—will avail to save The c^mp was the third given and the names of the guilty Klana- 1 them. was probably the most delightful one in the past three years. The party Thanks to the Minstrels Upon behalf of the American Le­ left on Monday and returned on Sat­ VOLCANO OFF SICILY urday, camping oh the grounds lately gion Campbell-Losaing Post, I wish BUR8TS OUT AGAIN INHABITANTS FLEEING bought by Mr. Fred Will lama of thla to thank Manager Lane and all those city. Bathing and boating were en­ who took part in the Minstrels- last (87 T hr A iM tU U I F r.a i) joyed, aa well as numerous hikes week. Despite the hot weather and ROME, June 28.—The volcano of about the country. Many visitors the fact that so many were out of Stromboli, on Stromboll Island, off the came out and had supper with-the the city the Post made a nice sum out northern coast of Sicily, burst Into campers every night nnd everyone of the performance. L. F. ROPER, REI\ JOHNSON FEELS HIS BILL active eruption today and the people had a fine time. Post Commander. arc abandoning their homes and flee­ Better chaperons than Mrs. Do FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ing to Sicily. WILL EVENTUALLY PASS Coursey nnd Mrs. Williams will be CBC1L1AN CLUB hard to find nnd the week will not be WASHINGTON, June 28.—"It will WESTMINSTER CLUB. forgotten soon- by thoae who were iFm MqnS&j’i DaUr) not become n law in the next few members of the camp. The Cecllian Club program opened days, but it will be a law in the no (F n m T u t t d t j 'i D tllv) TJie regular campers vwere: Mr. with a general discussion of "Current dijtnnt future," was the confident Mra. John C. Smith nnd Mra. D. C. Ed Henderson, Arthur Gatchel, Kama Music Events," which was both'enjoy­ prediction yesterday by Representa­ Mnrbwc entertained the members of Whittle, Charles Henderson, Neuton able and instructive. The piano se­ tive Johnson (Dem., Mias.! as to the the Westminster Club very de­ fate of his bill to precent women from lightfully yeaterday afternoon at the Stenstrom, Newton Lovell, Burke lections covered: Cradle Song .......... Pfferkorn smoking in public places in tho Dis­ home of the latter on Seventh street Steele, Brehton Crenshaw, Herman Hazel Hand Steele, Master George Steele. trict of Columbia, following a day The afternoon was pleasantly spent Krug Misses Ruby Roy, Carrie Stanley, Walse of Forest Sprites during which he tried to read the flood flawing for the-baxnar to be given this Haze] Packard Virginia DeCoursey, Mamie Steele, cf letters the postman poured into his fall. Refreshments of orange Ice, office The desks wero covered by white cake with orange icing and or­ Mamie Kate Williams, Rone Galiegar, Old Clock ... ' ............... Newton Swift Eleanor Hawkins the mail which Mr. Johnson said, ange crush was served by the hos- Mrs. Herman Steele and Alice De­ Caroling Bird ...... ............ Micheneux “amounted to something like two tosses. There were about fifteen Coursey Nizzie Stone Chaperons: Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey sack, full." members present at this meeting. Hungarian Dance .............. Rath burn and Mrs. A. C. Williams. “I have some strong support behind Mrs. John Abrahms C. T, H. this proposition," he continued. “I With every dollar’s worth of gro­ Bagpipe ................................. Rydor don’t treat the matter lightly. I am ceries. You buy from us. You get Louise Fields When the cashier Informs his in­ May Zephyrs very serious." Two organizations one pound of best granulated sugar ..............*. Low whose names he would not divulge, for Be. Cates Crate Co. Phone 181. timates that he can't get along, he Louise Thrasher arc ready to back him, and hearings 40-tfr probably means that he is short. In an Alabama Cabin.... .....Cadman will be held. „ ’ * Elizabeth Whitner “Head-1T-0FF"—ENERGIZE—NOW. Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism. Merry-Go-Round nnd Waltzing Elf Hiiti cures a Cold quickly. Mathilde Hilbro Margaret Giles Ding-dong-del! ...... Julia Higgins Charnctcric Dance ......................Bohm ■ Ruby Hart Japanese Doll ........... Newton Swift Carmen Guthrie Gavotte ....................... Godller Pearl Robson Walse Cromatique.......................... ................... :..... Madeline Mntam It Simply Removes Obstructions to Blood Flow—Dislodges Accumulations of many years—And Thus Equalizes Pressure on Nerves—Arteries Neuritis----- The “LOGICAL TREATMENT’------ P a ra ly s is usK “ENERGIZER” them Rheumatism—FOR MANY HUMAN ILLS—Blood Pressure And Veins, so that the Blood Stream Functions Better— Gets Nourishment to* Dormant Tissue At Sanford—No Mystery—No Imagination—Appointment TELEPHONE 184 L. C. CAMERON P. 0. BOX 399 m REAL* SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J LEGISLATION MIGHT BAR WOMEN FROM THEIR S M O K E S B i l l §o4 4he p o i n i 4oo q u i c k l y BILL PROBABLY read up. • # • IN THE kid’s schoolbook. WHAT HAPPENS.” Bill admit*. ANYHOW HE gave me alL • .• • THE LATEST newa on baea. BEES HAVE thelr'maan points. « • • HOW THEY flit ¥ ound « • • AVOIDING THE skunk cabbage. • • • •' 1 AND ONLY picking on. • • • THE QUALITY flowers. • • •” WHERE THE nectar grow*. • • • BRING HOME the bacon. • • • TURN IT Into honey. • • • • AND BEAL it up with wax. • • • TO PRESERVE tt for. » • • A LIGHT snack later on. • • • • "AIN'T NATURE wondsrfnL" BUT JUST buzz In. • i t TO ORAB some 'honey. • • • • • • * The old-time mixture 6t Sago Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and faded hair is grand­ mother's recipe, and folks arc again using it to keep their hair a good, even color, which is quite sensible, as we are living In an age when a youthful appearance is of the great­ est advantage. Nowadays, though, we don't have the troublesome task of gathering the sage and the mussy mixing at home. All drug atorea tell the readyto-usc product, Improved by the ad­ dition of other ingredients, celled "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com­ pound." It is very popular, because nobody can discover it has been ap­ plied. Simply moisten . your comb or a soft brush with It, and draw this through your hair, taking one smell strand i t a time; by-morning the gray hair disappears, but what dellghta the ladlea with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound !* that be­ sides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applications, it also pro­ duces that soft lustre and appear­ ance'of abundance which is so at­ tractive. . T INCLUDING GLA88INE paper. • • • ALMOST LIKE beeswax. • • • • THAT SEALS In tha flavor. ft 9 • OF THOSE wonderful tobaoeoA AND BILL helps himself. • * 9 FREELY AND says, “Quite so, 9 0 9 NOBODY EVER gets stung. • • • ON "SATISFY" cigarettes." • • • PEN your Chesterfield package nt the top only. Don’t tsar off O that glassine wrapper. I f a pot there • IS E ? ,-T- ^ -• ~ -*» -- f sar Rub-My-Tlsra kills infection. —Gat your. Scratch Pad* from Th* Herald—by the pound—15c. '• > .* ■ “ 1 ■ = . SANFORD, FLORIDA IF YOU NEED A NEW OIL COOK STOVE Buy the Best that is made The FLORENCE Automatic We also have the Clark Jewell Line of SANFORD, FLORIDA IF MIXED .WITH SULPHUR IT DARKENS SO NATURALLY NOBODY CAN TELL , THE QOOD old package. * * * WITH THE fonrply wrapper*. * CARTER LUMBER COMPANY B SO THEN I pull. to keep those wonderful tobaccos Iways Ann end fresh. In exactly the ght condition for smoking. Another tason why Chesterfields always itlafy. AND I say, “Yah. rm /ia( «ad •bm olvttfy A I R - T I G H T p ao JN n Jih» 0/Jar* Mm k —p f t —h ' 9 B The difference in price between the best paint and ordinary paint is only a few dollars. The labor cost is the tame for both and over the same period of time, if you use poor paint you will have to pay for labor twice. C-H^HOUSB PAINTS last for yean. Poor^aints don't An aotctn booklet, TS« llXa* Acrea th* Way," tilumate* the val£a of p*int harmony in tha hom*. Aak u* for fra* copy and color charts. TURN HAIR DARK WITH SAGE TEA The B all Hardware Co. • AND BILL says. • • 0 Gooledgew Hygrade A /n fr and W V km lth et GAS RANGES FROM THE bees, and see. 9 f?. . ' x • • '. •• V i ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y General Fire Insurance F lo rid a Sanford, ■ - ■ - i When you feel nervous; tired, irritable^ when you're III with any disease caused by disordered nerves, don’t give up until you try * frrtrf HtaiCata A p p ly k t o a f a t e � 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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