18 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1281e74fd451b958774515038f1bf74d.pdf 918674b32a3f42804aecbe662f66e169 PDF Text Text - ‘flSSv *$r r • • ’ . ■ . IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’ S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N l, > . HISSING VESSELS MYSTERY MAY BE CLEARED IIP DIVERTED TO RUSSIA ' N UM BER 45 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921 VOLUME x n • * cat ’ ‘ V k &A/ S ra k A DYMOND HEARING POSTPONED. LIFE IMPRISONMENT * FOR BOY WHO KILLED . MAN GIVING A “ LIFT." PENSACOLA, June 22.—Charged with the murder of T. F. Rowley, near Mollno,-on June 10, a boy named Brewton, pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree and was sentenced SHIPS FORCES, OVERPOWER THE by Circuit Judge Campbell to life Im­ prisonment Rufus Black, seventeen, CREWS AND SKIP TO charged with being an accessory, was SOVIET RUSSIA discharged for lack of evidence. NEW YORK, June 23.—Disappear­ ance at sea of several American ships within the past few months was link­ ed by the New York police last night with plsns, revealed to them in a series of raids on radical headquarters a year and a half ago, fo r the seizure of these vessels at sea and their diver­ sion to Russian soviet ports. The police said they were informed ONE HUNDRED CASES OF BOOZE . ON BOARD NEAR "through certain confidential sources” ' KEY WBSTT • that officials o f the Union o f Russian Workers-of the United States and (Sv n * AumUM ' Canada, an organisation since broke KEY WEST, June 23.—The crew of ' up, had urged its members who were the schooner Thlrtie, of Biloxi, Mlss^ out of employment, especially those are in Jail here as the result o f a with knowledge o f the sea, to seek brush with the coast guard cutter Cyemployment on American ships, over­ gah off Florida reef Monday. Com­ power the othe rmembers o f the crew mander of the cutter found one hun­ and direct the vessels to Russia. . dred caies of liquor aboard. Thlrtie The identity o f these “ confidential tried to escape by sailing in shallow sources" was not revealed by the po­ water over reef but struck bottom. lice. All the Information which came The cutter then took charge. The into, their possession, with the enor­ boat was towed here, and the liquor mous amount o f literature and docu­ delivered to customs authorities and ments seised, they said, was turned the crew of four jailed. over to the department o f Justice. So far as known these plans were never put into execution prior to the Pablo and N ot Nick raids, but police said they formed Held Under Bond; O, the chief subject o f 'discussion at sev­ W ell, W h at’s the Diff eral secret meetings of the Russian organization. . (* 7 The I m m U M rr**») The organization, police declared, TAMPA, Juno 23.—Pablo Valdez was composed largely of Russian an­ and not Nicolo Alfonso was held unarchists , who used the labor union dsr three hundred bond on criminal movement aa a camouflage. « Their slander charge against City Detective *■ idquarters were repeatedly raided Yesterday, it was learned today. The by tho police during 1919 and 1920, mistake in entering names on record. and numerous arrests were made. Alfonso was fined $250 for selling Eventually the majority of these ar­ liquor. ' . rested were deported to Russia, most of them aboard the United States Council of'L eague army transport BufYord. •. . th ey co u ld jo in 118 Asked to Mediate Egypt and England To Assure Independence of The Nile Valley * • <Bj Tha ‘A uoeU U J fr a u ) ADMIRAL SIMS REPORTS TODAY TO SEC. DENBY Ii f Pi t«M B-L'icayte fa £33 t»Npi I* >J AUNOt.liwQOO The girls of Mount Holyoke wanted their boathouse to be a credit to the Institution. But the college had no money to spend on decoration, so the girls themselves mobilized and did the Job of painting, quickly and artistically. AIRPLANES, BEDECK WAT " WITH FLOWERS IN COMRADES KILLED YESTERDAY Japs and Bols Two Planes Crashed and Have Been in Clash Bomb Exploded, Near Nikolaevsk K illin g Two (»7 The A uecU te* Xneel . Three Poles Killed N ear W arsaw WARSAW. June 23.—Three Poles were killed and 21 wounder ddring an anti-German demonstration at Brom­ berg yesterday. Seven •policemen re­ ported wounded during the disorders. Presidency o f GOMPERirRECORD v n NBA TOKIO, June 23.—Japanese and bolshevik forces have slashed near Nikolalevsk with several casualties says sn official report issued here. It is asserted the Japanese were at­ tacked by the bolshevlki. To W in DE LAND, June 23.—The prelimin­ o f Am erican Feder­ ary hearing of Russell C. Dymond, ation o f Labor held In $5,000 bond as sn accessory to thfc assault and shooting o f Lorrillard Reynolds at' Seabreeze b y masked men recently, has been postponed until ___ _ some time next week, It waa announc­ ed today, because of the probable Ina­ AND WILL 8TAND OR FALL ON bility o f Reynolds to appear at the WHAT HE HAS ACCOMhearing set fo r Saturday. PUSHED • - • 4 9 S 3 811 • \ M LIQUOR SHIP HAS BATTLE WITH OFFICE WASHINGTON, June 23.— Depart­ ment of justice officials said .last night they would communicate with their New York office and with De­ tective Sergeant J. J. Gcgan, chief of the bomb squad, to obtain all avail­ able information on the reported seiz­ ure more than a year ago from the Unitad-Rpsslan Workers of the Unit­ ed States and Canada of documents containing plans for the capture o f American ^hips and their diversions to Russian ports. Raids upon eomrounistic organiza­ tions in November, 1919, and in May, 1920, officials said, had netted tons of documents revealing many radical plans but there were no schemes for the seizure of American ships so far as they could recall. Department officials expect to com­ plete within a month the procesa of solving the mystery of the disappear­ ance of the crew o f the schooner Car­ roll R. Decring, with several govern­ ment agents working bn the problems, officials said yesterday, the various possibilities coula be run down in that time. LEWIS BASES HIS HOPES ON OWNERSHIP RAILROAD! NATIONALIZATION MINE • Mount H olyoke Girls as Painters ( New Y ork Police Say Radicals Coilld Have Taken Them * ----“ NEWPORT* N E W ? ^ n o 23.— Nearly two score airplanes today cov­ ered the wreck of the old battleship San Marcos and the waters of Ches­ apeake bay nearby with tons of flowers In memory of Captain How­ ard Douglas and Lieutenant M. J. Plufhb killed yesterday when their planes crashed In mid-fir and fell into the water. Three hundred pound bomb exploded near the airmen as their machines hit the water and It is believed that both men and ma chines were blown to pieces. Ma­ neuvers were suspended today In their honor. HOUSE CUT NAVY BILL, ' WOULD HAVE 106,000 MEN, ARMY FIGHT WAS WON DENVER,1^! unT***&1.-^Government ownership o f railroads snd nationali­ sation of .coal mines were the two mapor Issues on which John L. Lewis . hopes to win the presidency o f the American Federation o f Labor it was learned today. On the other hand, President Samuel Gompers la‘ striving WILL#EI.L JUST WHAT HE SAID for re-election upon his record o f tbs IN niS LONDON last forty-one years as leader o f the SPEECH American Labor movement. ’ ■■ • (S y A , liM n lito l T u m ) DENVER, June 28.— Reaffirming . WASHINGTON, June 28.— Admlrits stand for government ownership al Sims reported personally to Secre­ with democratic operation o f ths raBtary Denby today that he waa mis­ roads, the convention o f the American quoted In the press accounts of the Federation o f Labor yesterday dir­ remarks made In London touching on the Irish sympathizers in the United ected its executive council to draw up 8tates. Sims was recalled from a proposed legislation designed to gtvs leave of absence to explain these re­ the workers through government marks and Denby directed him today regulation equal rights and privileges to make a written statement giving with capital in organised enterprise*, the correct text of what he said. In authorising ths legislative pro­ gram, the convention overthrew the majority report o f tbe resolutions Dawes WU1 Solicit • committee, which provided only aid Aid From M any fo r the railroad unions in their fight B ig Business Men for government ownership o f the rail­ roads. To Help Him With the Budget Bu­ The debate was long and stormy. reau Job Opponents of the majority report de­ clared Ita declarations were “ socialis­ (> 7 TV, Am —Utod Vr»M> tic and red" and were deslrned to ex­ WASHINGTON, June 23.—Charles tend government ownership to all G. Dawes, selected by Harding to bsad basic industries of ;the country, In- * the new government budget system, eluding the mines, textile, Iron and announced after a conference with the steel, newspaper and book indusirtes. president today he would call on a They were answered with the' argu-.j number of experienced business' men ment that the declaration set forth to serve in the budget bureau without pay beepuae he considered staff pro­ "a sane and constructive policy for vided by congress wholly inadequate. organized labor" and that there were Dawes declared In a statement if the fto socialism, bolshevism, communism ' ^ budget system was to be a success re­ nor anarchism in it. One of the chief supports of the r liance must be placed on “ something olutlon involving the application of d ie that pitiful Machinery provided tho principles of government owne^ by law. Ohe might ai well be hand­ ed a toothpick with which to tunnel ship to all basic Industries was Pres­ ident John L. Lewis, o f the United Pike’s Peak." . Mine Worker*, who is a candidate for the presidency of the federation. GENEVA, June 23.—Council League Senate Receds From A ll of Nations has been asked to mediate Ten Story Bank betwefcn Egypt and Great Britain. It Building for Miami * Am endm ents to Is declared by Egyptian leaders that Beats Sanford Some tho longue can assure independence of Soldier BUI Nile Valley and competent to act since (> 7 TV. AaiocWUd r m » ) 1S 7 TV, A n —U tod Xra—) Egypt never recognised British pro­ MIAMI, Juno 23.—Negotiations WASHINGTON, June 23. — An tectorate “ forced upon her in 1914." were completed in New York yester­ agreement upon 103,000 men for the I '* day for tho the erection of a ten-story j nnvy en,|i(ed ^ „ onnel for the next Honduran Schoner • building to house the First National ( filcJl, ^ „ reduction of about 14,Bank here. The building will colt AAA M *«a MiaaVa/I tV ■«nntll Held at Miami, Had 000, was reached waatorrliv yesterday V by senate $750,000. and house conferees on the navy ap­ W et Goods Aaboard propriation bill. Formal and final agreement on the MIAMI, Juno 23.— An armed guard bill was deferred until today, but the from the coast guard service boarded conferees said they had paved the way tho Honduran schooner Halcyon hero for a complete agreement subject to today to prevent the departure o f tho approval by the house and senate. vessel. Prohibition agents found liq­ A reduction o f about $80,000,000 in uor aboard. the senate bill, and an increase o f about $18,000,000 over the house bill Editor Boston Globe HAS SET NEW RECORD IN THE was said to have been virtually set­ MILK PRODUCTION tled. This would bring the total out­ Died Today at Home lay of the bill to about $414,000,000. « * ————— . Fire Destroys (S 7 TV* A m —U tod Fr—«) ( * r TV, A— Utod rr,MJ The conferees also agreed to an enBRANTFORD, OnL, June 23.—Bel­ enlisted personnel for the marine BOSTON, Juno 22.—General Chas. Large W arehouse H. Taylor, editor, puhlfshers of the la Pontiac, the*worid’s record cow, has corps of 21,000 men. State Road D ep t Boston Globe, died at his home here set a new record for the fiscal year The conferees agreed to provide ending June 18th. The cow produc­ only for one airplane carrier with an today. He was 75 yesrs of sge. ed 27,017 pounds of milk; 1,259 lbs initial appropriation of $3,000,000. At Camp Johnston and Investigation fat; 1578,75 pounds butter. The senate had provided for two. Is in Progress U . S. S. Taragan *---------------------------The Borah amendment requesting ( S r TV* A— Utod Tr*—1 Leaves City Dock the president to call a naval disarma­ Daytona Invites You ment conference o f Great Britain, JACKSONVILLE, June 23,— Offic­ For Return Trip On July 2, 3, and 4, Japan and the Unltod States is not to ial investigation to determine the ori­ gin o f the fire which late yesterday To H ave Good Time b# settled in conference but wiH be The U. S. 8.#Taragan that has been brought before the house for a vote. destroyed a largo warehouse of tha tied up at tha city dock for the past Congressional aetion on the army State Road Department at Camp Daytona invites the Sanford people two days left this morning for Wei aka appropriation bill, carrying a total o f Johnston is under way today and a on the return trip to Jacksonville. to spend the i2nd, 3rd and the glorious approximately $828,000,000 was voted Fang of laborers will be put to work The Taragan is cruising the S t Johns Fourth at the beach to enjoy the big to recede from its amendments unac­ to ascertain what part of the dim ­ river looking after licenses and other time that Daytona intends to have ceptable to the house and accept the m ed property may be salvaged. The appurtimees that are supposed to gov­ this year. Read tha advertisement in report of ita conferees on compro­ , Road Department officials estimate The Dally and Weekly Herald and go the damage in excess o f a million and ern navigation on tha river and found to Daytrfna Beach for a three days mised terms. many discrepancies at the many places a half dollars. The building containtrip; and not only take in the cele‘ ed a large amount o f motor equip­ where they have cruised. The water Non-Stop Aerial Dash grstion but enjoy the ocean. craft have about as many regulations ment recently turned over to the state California to N ew Y ork by the War Department and supplies to be complied with as tha automobiles Congregational Sunday school had a and tha government is very strict •for convict road gangs. picnic at Lake Harvey ‘ Thursday, (Ur TW------Officials said today the road de­ about everything pertaining to naviLOS ANGELES,. J nviou. uaptoMUM.***-----------------spending a delightful time bathing, partment carried no insurance on ma­ ration. Captain B. L. Packard is the start, o f the non-stop commander of the Terregan and he after which a bountiful repaft waa taterial title to motor equipment re* New York will be made mained vested in Federal government and the crew were well pl«M«* with dnlged In to the credit o f all. Rev. from Riverside, Cola. Sanford and tha people they m et |Burhana la an Ideal shepherd, f It waa said. BELLA PONTIAC RECORD COW MAKES NEW ONE J Jax Invites State to Attend Big Celebra­ Ships o f The N avy tion N ext W eek W ill he at Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, June 23.— When Bridge Celebration the St. Johns river 'bridge between Jacksonville snd South Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, June 23.— Active Is opened with the big celebration, participation by ships o f the navy, la June 30tH through July 2nd,' the last the St. Johns river bridge celebration link In the continuous Dixie Highway here, June 80 to July 2, has Men as­ to Ita most southerly. terminus will sured the celebration committee by have been completed and the “ open Captain W. 8. Crosley, commandant road" to Florida will stretch in un­ o f the Seventh Naval district at Key broken continuity'before motorists of West, and a large number o f ship* o f the United States leading to the many all classes will be brought to this port spots of health and recreation In this for the big event ■ •Land o f Flowers." It is also possible that other veaaels Throughout the eastern portion of will be ordered hew by Edwin Denby, the United States this event Is regard­ sccwtary o f the navy, who has b*< ed as having great signlflcance and asked to co-operate In making t! the celebration plans already have celebration a success. caused widespread comment The celebration will prove,, accord­ W ill Sell “Quickbilt” ing to the general committee, the greatest event o f its kind the South Houses in SeminoI< has ever knov^n and it will attract at­ tendance from many other states. Hon. C. W. Entsminger o f LongFlorida cities and counties will be well wood, and his brother, W. 8. Ent represented here during the three big mlnger of Lakeland, wew in tho days and many large official delega­ today and stated that they w e n tions already have beeri appointed. preparing a campaign fo r tales o f The governor and hit cabinet will be “ Quickbilt" houses that are mai present as will be the entire state road factored all ready to put together and department, headed by Hon. W . B. shipped knocked-down to Sanford f Phillips, chairman. The mayors of be erected on lota h e n at a many other cities are coming and saving to the home builder*. many county commission boards also These houses are too weU will be present. to need any explanation and the Entertainment features, es arranged vertisement In The Herald In a by the program committee, call for days will explain tha p la n 'to those an elaborate array of festivities. who s n contemplating building. W. There will be parades, street danc­ ,8. Entsminger expects to make Baning,' a carnival o f masker*, a bast ball ford headquarters b efon long and the tournament and,a band contest and new firm will have about fou r coun­ toumment, big naval and military ties In this part o f the sfate for the parades, receptions, dances and other “ Quickbilt" houses. features. , Thklr headquarters for ths . The public o f Florida is Invited to will be at Longwood and C. W . attend and participate in these festiv­ mlnger will explain the houses to ities. Low round-trip railroad rates one Interested. are being arranged on tvezy line en­ tering Jacksonville. ’ . Buy It with • Herald Want Ad. i- r ■ !• * k �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 17,1921 ■pending thia week with their aunt at Daytona Beach. The B. T. P. U. met at the Baptiit church laat Sunday at four o’clock. The chicken pie supper will be held at the town hall, Friday, June 17. Everybody welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Raulerson have gone to Jacksonville to visit some of their frfcnds. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and children, Mr. and Mrs. Dann and Miss Edith Dsnn went to G ay Springs last Sun­ day. • Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ellis and chil­ dren and Mrs. Laura Harris of Osteen and Miss Jeanie Harris, of Tampa, sj>cnt a few days with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. PrevatL Sunday, the 20th is Rev. W. T. Rancher's regular appointment at the Moore’s. Station church to preach. Miss Marie Steele is camping with the B. Y. P. U. at Brown’s Lake this week, the boys Ben Burke and George B ut Government is Fore will be at camp part o f the week. . Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Henley were in g It On Them at 4he leaving on Wednesday in their car for a trip to their former home in At­ Present Time lanta, Oa., for a visit Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brumley accom­ panied the newly weds, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Frazier to Jacksonville last week on a shopping expedition to OF FLORIDA PHARMACEUTICAL buy furnishings for their beautiful ASSOCIATION IS MEETING Celery avenue home. Mr. and Mrs. C. Boise Bell and son Wallace, are in Charlotte, N. C., for ( » r tv * i i i w i t M f >*m ) the summer months. MIAMI, June 15/—Geo. Cherry, It is understood that Mr. and Mrs. o f Jacksonville, president o f the Graham Hunter and little’son are leav­ Florida Pharmaceutical associa­ ing in their new Ford this week for Twin babies, Earnest and Eamesttion In an address today before a trip to Charlotte, N. C., to visit Mr. ine, came the l l t h .o f June to bless the state convention here, dedarHunter’s people. cd whiskey, wine and beer busi­ the bomb o f Mr. ad Mrs. Dunnie Ar­ Joe King is in the Fern aid-Laugh­ rant*, in Sanford. All are doing fine­ ness was being forced by the gov­ ton hospital this week for the remov­ ly. Mrs. August Swanson o f Upsala ernment upon the druggists of al of his appendix after having been is helping care for them. the country, that the druggists very ill with appendicitis for some were being made the "goat." He Mrs. Westcrdick and Mrs. Beck said it was a fact that lass than were in town Monday to bid Mrs. Col­ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Babbit from twenty-five per cent had taken lier and Mrs. Gleason goodbye as they town, joined Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpout permits to handle Intoxicants left on 84 on Tuesday fo r New York, ening and their young people a n / Mr. as an indication that they do not a day earlier than they intended in and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth for a picnic desire to engsge in the traffic. order to get the stateroom. We all at Geneva Beach on Lake Harney on wish them a seft pleasant journey. Tuesday. A fish fry with sweet com John and Elmer Lundquist, Jr., and and coffee was enjoyed, nlong with brother Eric, with Clarence and Theo­ other good things, if the pig did eat dore Bcrgquist all went over to Day­ the salad. * tona Beach together on Sunday and Mr. Urchida has bought of II. B. Lewis the 10 acres on South Cameron took dinner at the home o f Mr. and avenue known as the G. W. Crimm Mrs. Edwin Peterson. Archie Swanson knd Elmer Tyner Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ilalgh and Ches­ place. There is a house and 6 acres also motored ever for a few hours. o f the land is improved. ter Halgh spent Wednesday in San­ Little Myrtle Malor celebrated her Mr. and . Mrs. Stenson have, after ford. being here since last September, sold seventh birthday on the lHh and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Dumas were their plpce the former, A. R. Chappie Ericson’s and Br. Borcll’s families visitors to Oveldo Tuesday night and place on Celery avenue to Mra. Ston- were invied In during the evening for Wednesday son's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. refreshments of cream and cake. Misses Katherine Lawton and Eliza­ Brown Miller. The Millers have mov­ G. 0. Tyner is building a garage beth Young entertaned a number o f ed ^n and Mr. and Mrs. Stenson have on his home place to repdneo the one their friends at the home o f Mrs. W. returned to Charlotte, N. C., their fortorn down by the storm and A. F. J. Lawton Tuesday evening. The oc­ mcr home Mrs. Stenson's father, Westcrdick and Charlie Chestnut are casion was the celebration o f the Wilson Miller, has been here on a birthday of Miss Katherine Lawton visit from Charlotte and returned with putting up one for the new Barney Beck cottage. and at the close of the evening her them, all leaving on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lundquist and many friends were wishing that she Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, who have little son, Raymond, and their brother, might have weekly Instead o f yearly owned and lived on the former Will Theodore Bcrgquist, who has been birthdays. Akers place on Celery avenue for sev­ here visiting, motored down to Tiger Mr. and Mrs. Mills of the Mills eral years have sold it to Mr. nnd hjrs. Bay on Tuesday to attend the wed­ .Lumber Company have moved into W. L. Henley for a home, the Hending o f their brother, Francis Bergthe Mather’s home. leys" will make many improvements. qulst, to Miss Inez Brown which will Miss Ella Belle Jones is spending There are 10 acres of improved land occurred Wednesday the 16th. the week In Winter Park, the guest of and Mr. Henley has 10 acres of-im ­ Miss Brown Is a sister of Mrs. proved land and 40 acres o f unimprov­ Mrs. M. Okeriund. Coats, well known In Sanford and at ed land on Richmond nve. The Wal­ Mrs. II. B. McCall nnd Edward Mc­ Wokiwn and Francis is a promising laces' have bought th? beautiful, A. Call visited Sanford Tuesday, going young electrician of Tiger Bay. Little Domer home nnd 20 acres of highly thpro to mecet Paul Kennedy of Raymond is to be the ring bearer. ' improved farm land on Celery nve. We Lakeland who Is to lie the guest’ of hear the price paid for the Domer Edward McCall on a camping trip at property was $30,000. . the Prairie this week. Alex Lcinhart has bought the Par­ tin cottage, formerly occupied by Mr. nnd Mrs. Brannon and family. Little Dorothy May Leo, who has been quite sick with colitis at the home o f her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope, is reported some better. Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Ltzzette and Miss Olive Lizette left Wednesday fo r Jacksonville to visit Mrs; Ralph Bassfqrd. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Jones nnd Rev. J. N. Thpmpson spent Tuesday after­ noon in Sanford. Why suffer from a bad back, from sharp, shooting twinges, headaches, dizziness and distressing urinary ills? Sanford people recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills. Ask your neighbor. Could you nsk for stronger proof of merit? kidney remedy to be had. I have suf­ fered a ,lot with my back nnd kidney weakness. On several occasions Doan’s Kidney Pills have come to my rescue when I was completely down and out with kidney trouble. When­ ever I feel their need now they always bring the same quick results.” (Statement given May 22, 1914.) • On March 19, 1918, Mr. Wathen said: “ I am still as strong in praise o f Doan’s Kidney Pills as ever. I haven't needed Doan’s since my last endorsement” Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kidney Pills— the same tSat Mr. Wathen had. Foster-Mllburn Co , Mfrt., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. SOME BIG MELONS J. T. Allen has no medals for being a farmer but he is certainly raising some o f the biggest watermelons that have been grown in this section this season. We saw two of them this morning, one o f which weighed 68 lbs. They Wtare raised on hla farm on French avenue, just north of vthe French home and are a credit to Mr. Allen as a farmer. H So many people ask uswhy it is that we can sell Cloth craft Clothes at. such moderate prices while other clothes seem so much higher in price, 11 Our first answer is, “ They do not cost us as much,” there is a * but • better reason than that. c l o t r c h a t t C lo th * a S a n f o r d ifications may J>e had' at the super­ intendent’s office on and after Satur­ day, June 25th, 1021. Bids must be made separately on each of the jobs. Certified check in the sum o f $160.00, payable to Board of Public Instruction must accompany each bid, checks of the successful bidder or bidders to be retained by Board as liquidated dam­ ages and should successful bidder fnil oy refuse to make bond in the sum of SAYS BACKACHE IS SIGN YOU one-third of his bid or bids within ten HAVE BEEN EATING TOO « days after notification of acceptance MUCH MEAT. The Presbyterian Sunday school When you ’ wake up with backache held their annual picnic at Lake Har­ and dull misery in the kidney region ney last Thursday. There were about it generally means that you have been one hundred attending. Mrs. J. M. Prevntt returned home eating too much meat, says a-w ellauthority, Meat forms uric Saturday nfter spending a month with known authority. her daughter, Mrs. Yf. II. Rivers, in acid which overworks the kidneys in L ivq Oak. their effort to filter it from the blood Mr. nnd Mrs. Wicks spent Sunday nnd they become sort of pnralycd nnd afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. David loifgy. When your kidneys get slug­ Speer of Sanford. gish and clogged you must relieve Miss Ednn Gieger spent last week them, like you relieve your bowels; in Chuluots. . removing all the body's urinous Mr. nnd Mrs. I’nyne Daniels spent wnstc else you have backache, sick the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ headache, dizzy spe)ls; your stomach liam Daniel. , , sours, tongue is coated, and when the Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield, Mrs. W. weather Is bad you hnve rheumatic Adams, Mrs. Endor Curlott and Mr. twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of and Mrs. T. W; Prcvatt were shopping sediment. channels often get sore, in Sanford Saturday. • water scalds nnd you arc obliged to The Red Cross held their meeting at seek relief two or three times during the town hall Friday. ' the night. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tillis and chil­ Either consult a good, reliable phy­ dren were calling on friends Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. H. Kilbe spent Sun- sician at once or get from your phar­ macist four o’unces o f Jad Salts; take dny in Chuluots./ n tablespoonful in a glass of water Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield spent Fri­ before breakfast for a few days and day in Orlando. your kidneys will then act fine. This A party of happy people met at the famous salts is made from the add of Baptist church .last Thursday evening grapes ad lemon juice,,combined with at ^:30 and planned a swimming par­ ty at Lake Harney. Those who were lithia, and has been used for genera­ present were: Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. Gei­ tions to clean and stimulate sluggish ger, Mrs. Wicks, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. kidneys, also to neutralize acids in Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and the urine so it no longer irritates, Mrs. V. I. Peters, Mrs. George Peters, thus ending bladder weakness. Mrs. Culpepper, Lula Leflls, Julia Jad Salts is a life saver for regular Gieger, Lucile, Gladys and Wllhelmlna meat eaters. It-is inexpensive, can­ Sweat, Ruth McClain, Elizabeth Bal­ not Injure and makes a delightful, lard, Rufus and Lester Brown, Ches­ effervescent lithia-water drink.— Adv. ter and Marvin Walker, Merle Doug­ las, Meade Baker, Mr. Duckhart, Fred NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND and Homer Ballard, Iris Matthews,, • BUILDERS. . • Jack Flynt, Jim Proctor, Cufver EathNotice is hereby given that ' the eridge. All returned home at an early Board of Public Instruction for Semi­ hour and report having had a fine nole County, Florida, will receive bids time. , on Tuesday, July 6tb, 1921, at the o f­ Mr. and Mrs. Wicks and Liela fice o f the Superintendent in .the Lefiles spent- Sunday with Mr. and Court House, for the furnishing of Mra. Sweat and -family. materials fo t and the construction of Misses Alice and Pauline Geiger, a school building at Goldsboro (West who have been working in Orlando Sanford) and also fo r the furnishing ■pent Sunday with their parents, Mrs. o f materials for and the completion o f the interior o f Hopper Academy (San­ ford Colored School). Plana and epee- S h o e . 8C Tax Assessor will submit the (My Tax Assessment Roll for Approval. All persons desiring corrections made in such roll whether in listing; valsation of property, or otherwise ars in­ quired to file with the Auditor v i Clerk on or before the day previous la the meeting of the Board their peti­ tion in writing, setting forth their ob­ NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. jection tc such assessment and the e^The Equalizing Hoard of the City rections they may desire to have made. Commission of the City of Sanford, L. R. PHILLIPS, Florida, will meet Monday, July 4th, • City Auditor and Oa t 1021, at 8 p, m. at which time the City 44-2tc of bid or bids. All other checks to be returned. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board of Public In struction T. W. LAWTON, Supt. and Ex-Officio • Secretary 30x3% 34x4% $ E .S . H O C K EY H The fabrics cost prac­ tically the same but Clothcraft Clothes, be­ ing made in such enor­ mous ■> quantities by scientific methods, cost much less per suit. $24.50 46.30 13.95 K E N T V U L C A N IZ IN G W O R K S fo 30 x 3 �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 24,1921 .................................................................... ;; T o Contain Finest V au lts and Banking: Fixtures in The State o £ Florida— Estimated Cost o f Im ­ provements W ifi Be Around $100,000.00 S y iL L B E F O U R STO R IES ON FIR ST ST R E E T ‘ A N D P A R K A V E N U E A N D T H R E E STORIES O N P A R K A V E N U E A N N E X B U IL D IN G (Tr»m a*tm nU,’ , D iU j) “ The First •National Bank is contemplating the erection of n five story bank end office building - on the present site of the bank and adding another story to the < annex building on Park Avenne. Doth the building* will be con­ nected and a modern elevator serrice will be installed serving both buildings. The banking rooms and vaults will be among the fin­ est in the state and accommoda­ tions will be made in the safety deposit vault to serve one thous­ and customers. The estimated cost of these improvements will be around $100,000.00.” This modest statement was made to the Herald this morning by President F. P. Forster,’ of the First National Bank. It means so much to Sanford that an ordinary article could not be written about it so we leave it to the imagination of the reader. The third and fourth floors, of the new building will contain ofTlco rooms and the third floor of the new annex building will also bo made into modem office rooms. -This building will be the first of the kind to be erected in this city and will fill a long felt want in the line o f up-to-date offices that can be used ensuite or single with elevafor service and all the modem conven­ iences. It means that Sanford is get­ ting into the modem big city class and First street will soon contain many more buildings o f this kind. The first applicant for offices was in early today at the bank and has al­ ready leased a Buitc. The honor goes to Col. George W. Knight, who reebgntzed the many advantages of this modem building and has ninde the first application for offices. This demon­ strates that the First National Bank building will be one of the most pop­ ular ofTlce buildings, in the city and will be Tented long before the build­ ing is finished. Ban on Im portation Citrus Fruits Consider­ ed to K eep Out Canker (By TV. l i n t l i U l Btm . ) WASHINGTON, June 20.—The advisabilty of piecing e ban on tho im­ portation o f citrus fruit* from Tas­ mania, Australia and New Zealand in an effort to prevent the introduction o f citrus canker into the United States Will be considered at a public hearing here July 19 by the federal horticul­ tural board, the department of agri­ culture announce dtoday WILSON HUNG AT 1:07 (Tr*m T r M ij'i D iltj 1 Communications from Orlando today said that Wilson was hung at 1:07 and was pronounced dead at 1:21. He never talked about the crime and before the trap was sprung flunked everyone for flielr kindness to him, especially all the county officials.. He remarked about the rope not having the o f­ ficial number pf knots required by law and said the black cap did not suit him. He exhibited remarka­ ble nerve throughout and never showed any nervousness. The hanging was made without a hitch. The remains were taken to the county poor farms for bur- Bridge W ill Open On Promised D ate; Jax W ill Celebrate JACKSONVILLE, June. 2 1 .-W ith thfl ,aW| c,crgymcn Br construction being rushed at top speed men wl„ bo nlIowcd ,r ju the St. Johns river bridge, no ^ the execuUon doubt, now exists that the bridgo will TT _ . , ... . be ready and opened July lBt when ar- . nr 0 w om a pc rangements have been made for clab- drca9ed by a " “ " J " of " orate dedication ceremonies in con- ° rangc, county cll,zcn" nection with the Duval County Bridge " ' Brm 8 spntencc be c gv': Celebration. lifc imprisonment, has tv This celebration will draw an at- niovc to t*10 cxecul tendance from every part of tho state, no^ belloved the govern 1 Including many officials who will join • reprieve to the conder Governor Hardee and his staff, the Wilson, wfio since his Board of Duval County Commission- refused to talk to nev a n , Governor Hardwick o f Georgia, Mill keeps his silence, ■the mayors of many Florida cities and day he was asked if ho -ethers in making this occasion one of ment to make to tho p great interest. the press nd he replied Celebration plans have been ar- display of temper that " Tanged on the most elaborate scale too much about him- noi ever attempted for any public event in "Have you given up i the state. Three days of entertain- reprieve from tho goveri meat with carnival and Mardi Gras asked, but he would not features are assured all visitors. A "Cnn wo tell the pec band tournament in which at least six arc Borry {or wl,nt yoU well known Florida bauds will parti- waB another que9tjon th dpate has been arranged and the am .. hlni( but hc ^ d throw tour base ball championship o f Fieri. hiB cot a-nd pcared fl da will be decided i a senes of games ningnzino to be played under the auspices of the , celebration committee. Apparently the man h. A* magnificent naval parado with K° 0 9 dc/ decorated boats and probably ships j f hl «how oi detailed hero by the navy also has J ^ f Uy.ed ° " that ,atcf been arranged. The largest civic pa- ,°ccn)!?er w" cn c radc ever attempted in Florida Is as- the, o fJJce of thc 0ranK sured, with nearly one hundred hand- and to d ^ow be aomely decorated floats already enter- *n C°M-blood a woman ad and moro being listed every day. ^re an illegitimate I Frank C. Grover, general chairman Sentinel. o f the Celebration committee and bis If -— ------ ----------co-workers are exerting every effort ,,ow * No*f ^ Vet. Get* to make this celebration an unqualiFarmer* H « fled aucccess and are meeting with —------county-wide and state-wide support in Dr. H. H. Butler says; their endeavors. SNAP around my hoi G. "Z. Phillips, -chairman of the three months, whether ; i transportation committee expect* to n ot It docs the work « *>• **>1* to announce within a few days [gets them every time. that low round trip rates have been it to everybody having v granted by every line entering Jack- w a it until there is a h The Florida Scout | * “ For Wide-Awake Boys" • X 1! . «5e Year ; I WILLARD LUMLBY, Publisher t (Sr n * aimcuus rnw) 902 French 2 CHICAGO, June 21.—The Pullman ; ; Company lost Its open shop fight be­ fore the railroad labor board today when the board upheld the contention o f union leaders that the company had not obeyed the letter and spirit of transportation act when it conferred with its employees in mass meetings. The board threw out the company's petition fo r a cut in wages o f its shop employees and instructed it to go back and meet “ duly elected repre­ sentatives” o f employees. Shop crafts and clerks in Pullman works involved (from JIm lij'i D»U/) Mr. and Mia. John F. Davis, of Tampa,- are here for several days. Mr.' and Mrs. R. L'. Dorton, o f Matthews, N. C„ are spending several HOWD PRESENT AND EV- days here; stopping at the Montexuma. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, T. Newton were ERYONE HAD FINE here from Orlando yesterday. , TIME. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rogge o f Day­ tona, spent the week end here- very pleasantly at the Montezuma. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Shorter, who have been guests at th Montexuma for several weeks, leave today for Tampa, where they will spend some time. Mrs. Howard Chamberlain, o f Tan­ gerine, is the charming guest of Mrs. Raymond Key, at her home on Park i j i m w i >i w w m u i m i avenue. Mr. and Mrs. G. Irving Loucks will OPEN NOSTRILS! END leave Wednesday to be gone until fall. A COLD OR CATARRH They will visit their son and his w ife,' Lieut, and Mrs. Earl Loucks at Camp Meade, going from th en to New ***• v i - -* w ♦ York City, where they will spend ♦m i t H f t u m f M f m i some time, the remainder o f the sum-1 # County-fifty!. Your cold in bead or mer they will spend at Oswego and' catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos­ Rochester, N. Y. trils will open, the air passages of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walsma, Mr. your head will clear and you can and Mrs. D. P. Drummond and Mr. j breathe freely. No more snuffling, and Mrs. H. B. Lewis made up a con- hawking, mucous discharge,' dryness work o f the Geneva folks in forming ] genial party motoring to Daytona or headache, no struggling fo r breath this community club and wished them Beach yesterday. The trip was made success and a new community club, in the Haynes car of Mr. and Mrs. Get a small bottle o f Ely’s Cream The big surprise came when Hon. Walsma. Balm from your druggist and apply a E. H. Kilbee was called upon anl he Mr. and Mrs. Forest Gatchel and little o f this fragrant antiseptic cream told the ladles that'there was a cer- Mr. and Mrs. Gatchel, sr., motored to ' in your nostrils. It penetrates through tain bunoh o f boosters in Geneva who Coronado Beach yesterday, every air passage o f tho head, sooth­ owned a lot and had some money that Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wight and Dr. ing and healing the swollen or in­ they would donate to the Community and Mrs. Cecil Butts, of Orlando, were flamed mucous membrane, giving you club for their new building. He was a congenial party motoring to Daytona instant relief. Head colds and catarrh applauded loud and long and he went Bcacb yesterday, yield like magic. Don't stay stuffedon to say that the people of Geneva J’ G* Bal1 ,and Misses Merrie Fran- tip and miserable. Relief is sure.— appreciated The Herald. Bnl1 “ nd Bara Wight motored to Many o f tho.e pros.nl erpresod D .yton . Be.ch S . o n l.y . Mr. B.II n>. CLEARWATER, June 21.—Swim­ th o rn ,.!,.— , boln* '( r a t i , plouod tu™‘ nK„ n'« n,ln.K. . •t th . elfort. of T h . n o r.id to * t „ , "PoP V W il«n . . . . m » , th . S . „ . ming Classes to be conducted by the “ * 7 ford folks enjoying the ocean breezes' Red Cross will begin work at. Clear­ thojn , pood paper »nd now th .t the ,, dcll hlful surf „ t D .yton . B o.ch' water Beach July 12, it has been an­ mall was coming to Geneva promptly t d* on account o f the change.in the sysMr aIfd M„ o f FruitUnd nounced. nstruction will be under tho supervision of tho local Young Wom­ T n „ 40 P « k , spent the week end very plcas- en's Christian Association. tnke The Daily H crald-their own nntIy hore hfl the of Mr. and county daily-am i they would do so. Mr9. W. j . McBride, at their home 9UCCEEDOR FAIL After several other good talks and on pu|nietto Avenue. the determination to go forward with M„ . M. B. Ughtfoot, and intorestThis is the most vita] question with the Community club and put Geneva inff ,|ttlc fltm> D|lly, of Sanford, are tho Celery farmers in and around San­ on the map the people dispersed with spending several days in the city as ford. With the proper strain of seed tht- feeling that they had been well BUCata of Mrs. A. E. Branch at her together with the proper manage­ fed and well entertained, and - that home on Oak and Osborn avenues. ment from the time of planting to whenever Geneva Invited them again Mrs. Lightfoot is n former resident of marketing there is no doubt of suc­ they would be there. , Tampa and has many friends here.— cess. Therefore, it is very essential The Geneva section is one of the liv- Tnmpa Tribune. that the farmer should bo very care­ est parts o f Seminole county and they Mrs. J. N. Tolar and Bon, Ralph, re- ful in selecting his seed, knowing tho nrc wnklng up to their wonderful pos- turned from a pleasant trip to Lake- source of supply, knowing the house sibilities. Innd Snturdav afternoon where thev he obtains these seed through and be­ ing thoroughly convinced that the quality is O. K. If the planter will follow the fol­ lowing instructions they will get the information and at the same time will be convinced of the proper seed to plant. We have the invoice from the grower, tho B.-L. from France to their destination and last but not least the seed is in 5 pound sealed packages scaled with VUmorin'a seal. When we have said Vilmorin Celery Seed, we have said it all so far as quality is concerned. Give us your order and join the satisfied hand.—The L. Allen Seed Co., Sanford, Fla. 44-2tc Rod and Gun Club Advertise for Bids For New Club House IP LANDIS, FISH & HULL Attorneys end Counsellors-it-Law DeLAND, FLORIDA Will practice in the State end Feder­ al Court*. Special facilities for Examlning and Perfecting Lend Titles. SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER om en in Tint SANFORD coubt house -- FLORIDA GEO. G. HERRING Attorney-at-Law No. 14 Gamer-Woodruff Buildin SANFORD, FLA.' HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard's Hand-Painted China Gorham's Sterling Sliver Rogers' Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches Parcel Post Your Cleaning and Dyeing to French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers 611 Main St. Jacksonville, Fla. We prepay parcel postage on returns THETFORD, PERRYMAN & WILKINSON ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Will practice in all County, Stnte and Federal Courts. Over 1st Nat. Bank Sanford, Fla. WILL BUILD NEW HOME. Bob Walthour has let the contract for n fine new two-story home at the corner of Sovonth and Elm. George Venable has the contract and the new home will be modern in every respect. (Trvm T u u d ijr'i D»ily) work will soon commence on this building that will be a home of aroiisenirnt for tourists and home people when it is finished. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Notice is hereby given that tho Board of Public Instruction for Semi­ nole County, Florida, will receive bids on Tuesday, July 6th, 1021, at the of­ fice of tho Superintendent in thc Court House, for the furnishing of materials for and the construction o f a school building at Goldsboro (West Sanford) fo r the furnishing of materials and ‘ for the construc­ tion of a school building ai Midway and also for the'"furnishing o f materials for and the completion of the interior of Hopper Academy (San­ ford Colored School). Plans and spec­ ifications may be had at the super­ intendent's office on and after Satur­ day, June 25th, 1921. Bids must be made separately on each of tho jobs. Certified check in the sum o f $160.00, payable to Board of Public Instruction must accompany each’ bid, checks o f the successful bidder or bidders to he retained by-Board as liquidated dam­ ages and should successful bidder fail or refuse to make bond in the sum of nne-tbird of his bid or bids within ton days after notification o f acceptance of bid orjblds. All other checks to be returned. The Board reserves .the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Hoard o f Public In­ struction, . ' ■ Tt W. LAWTON, '* * Supt. and Ex-Officio 44-3tc Secretary. Mrs. Geo. W. Gibbs, Jr., of Jackson­ 666 cures Biliousness, 666 cures Bilious Fever, ville,* is stopping at the Montezuma this week. James W. Dawson, of St. Augustini is a business visitor hero today. Mrs. Henry Downey, who recently lizer without getting our NEW PRICE LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF Fertilizers, Insecticides, organized the Mother’s Club here, left MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Sprayers, Poultry Supplies. -:-:* -:-:*:• today for Pennsylvania, where she goes to help the State Federation of E. O. P A IN T E R FER TILIZER CO. Mothers’ Clubs there. JA C K SO N VILLE ' FLOBIDA M. Milhcim, o f Baltimore, Md., with the Crescent Clothing Co., was here yesterday calling on local merchants. Ray Fcrran, one of Eustis’ most prominent merchants, was hero yes­ terday on business and while here he was the guest of his •sister, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Mrs. J. M. Wallace and Miss Mar­ garet Clark left laBt night for Jack­ sonville where they will spend several days. Howard P. Smith, vice-president of . I HAVE THEM the Peoples’ Bank, is spending this week in Miami. C. S. Cartcrdge, of Jacksonville, was here yesterday transacting busi­ ness. Mrs. C. O. Hartridge, Miss 8ue Hartridgc and Miss Bertha Harring­ ton, of Jacksonville, are spending sev­ eral days here at the Montezuma. tion— lots are being sold right along and building In thla Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jones of Tampat > section is such as to gladden the heart of those who have were among the visitors here today. the good of Sanford at heart Mr. and M n . Geo. A, Speer and Mr, and Mrs. Vivian Speer motored to Daytona Beach Sunday where they This is no idle talk— J have weighed the statement and spent the day very pleasantly, to Bay juBt what is my candid convictions would put it Mr. and M rs.'W . M. McCombs who most too-atrong fo r the careful, conservative person— that have been the guests of the letter's person whose eyes are turned backward— The fellow who sister, Mrs. F. P. Forster, fo r the past month, left this morning for St. Au­ has VISION will agree with me now— the other later. gustine where they will be the guests of Mrs, McComb’s sister, Mrs. J. E. Ingraham; Mrs. Geo, W. Gibbs, Jr., came down yesterday in her car and accompanied them hotac.' BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots SANFORD IS GROWING “ SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” . Lamb: A young aheop worth five cents a pound. Lamb chops: A dead lamb worth forty cents a pound. The dead shall rise. Buy It with a H enld Want Ad. Watch the South East Corner of Page 7 wo �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921 About One . Hundred Members Sat Down To B ig Feast - and h e r e c e i v e d f i n e b i r t h ­ d a y CAKE FROM THE VALDEZ H O T E L . Despite the inclement weather there were a Urge number o f members presat the monthly banquet o f tbs Sanford Chamber o f Commerce to bear Jacksonville's popular executive, Mayor John W. Martin. The Business and Professional Wo­ men's Club also had a large number of their members preaent on this oc­ casion. president Bali presided as'toastmas­ ter and during the course o f the din­ ner called for short talks from Mr. E. T. Woodruff who tbok the opportunity to discuss that important project, the St Johns-Indlan river canal. The mayor received a very unex­ pected and agreeable surprise . when he was presented with a birthday cake In honor of -hU birthday. He made a. very fitting tribute to the donor, Mrs. C. H. Campbell, f o r this evidence of thoughtfulness and kindness on her part. The cake was presented by Forest Lake, who also spoke briefly otr the subject, "What the. Chamber of Commerce has Done for Sanford." F. P. Forster, Seminole county’s rep­ resentative in the last legislature, was called upon by the president to dis­ cuss Roads and Bridges and w si fol­ lowed shortly afterward by Miss Moll Whit nor, who, in a Jew wall timed re­ marks, spoke of the activities o f the Business and Professional Women’s Club. Mayor Martin's address was one that was in accord with hit reputation u a brilliant talker and this reputa­ tion was even greatly enhanced by his address before the gathering last ev­ ening. Those present, who were already acquainted with him, were glad of the opportunity to renew the- ac­ quaintance. It wsb generally admit­ ted that the mayor'has made a host of new friends as a result of his visit here. The mayor’s strong personality and fine record of accomplishments in Jacksonville, should stand him ii^good natorial race. His subject was along the lines of civic pride and the deveH opment of thpso lines which are abso­ lutely essential to the building up of the municipality, state and nation. He also argued for a greater co-operation between the various actions of the Mate, stating that the sectional feel­ ing would always be the means of deferring that development of the state which could otherwise be expedited by « closer co-operation. Mayor Martin •ho paid a eulogy Jo Sanford and the wonderful resources which it posses­ ses. The Sanford Chamber of Commerce was very much pleased to have the honor of entertaining the mayor and when the. invitation was extended to him tome two months ago’ to address the Chamber o f Commerce, it was jjot known at the time that he would « a candidate fo r governor. The orsanitation considers it on additional honor that they had the opportunity °f hearing him make hts first address since his announcement. Also to have had the pleasure of helping him cele­ brate hs birthday an dalso the day on *hich ho was re-elected as mayor of SANFORD 5, TAMPA 0. j trr»n W*daM4ar*i Dai!,} * While en route to Palstka to play a series of three games with that crack team o f theirs, a team repre­ senting the Cox Sporting Goods com­ pany o f Tampa; stopped In Sanford io bo blowed off to the tune of 5-0. Tampa, under the personal direct­ ion o f Mr. Cox, and ably managed by Mr. Cooney, have a nice bunch of boys. Both Mr. Cox and Mr. Cooney are perfect gentlemen and have with them a crowd o f young men that proved to be one o fthe nicest ball clubs that has been Ui Sanford this season. And to give them all that la coming to them we must admit that were it not for an accident en the road that kept these boys traveling all day up until time If the game— their car having caught fire and sev­ eral of the boys’ fingers were burned in putting out the blaze—this team would have made It harder for San- {Tnm X nitr’i D.U,) Yesterday was an Ideal day for a 'icnJc and a congenial group of San£rd folks motored over to Coronado «*eh where they enjoyed the day rtth surf bathing and other water jP°rts. 'A t rtoon a bounteous picnic *nn*r was served at the pavilion and ^PPer « u enjoyed at New Smyrna 0r0Qte home. Among those enjoying this, delightw«re Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parlon. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mr. Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Mr. and Mis. .°ra Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith, **“ "• Archie Betts and C. F. Chaplln little Louise Purdop, Wilson toith and Braxton Perkins. CONCRETE BRIDGE WILL C H A N G E OWNERSHIP S old on ly and if these same two players had been In the game at Eustis Monday we believe the score would have been different Kissimmee plays here Thursday, Eustis will be hero next Tuesday, and Winter Park next Thursday, after which Sanford again plays away from home for several games; two with Palatka on the Fourth. There will be plenty o f b!g doings at Palstka on the Fourth for those fans who are contemplating this trip. A large crowd wil Heave hero on' the boat Sunday^ take in the two gnmes, band concerts, dancing, etc., on the Fourth to return on the midnight train that night. The box score for yesterday's game is as follows: Tamps ABRHPOAG Pemberton, rf. __ 8 0 0 0 0 0 Cabrera, a s .......... 4 0 0 1 2 0 Holmes, S b ........... 4 0 0 1 1 3 Cooney, cf. ......... 2 0 0 2 1 0 Alderman, l b . ....... 3 0 1 0 0 2 Baucom, c, ..... 2 0 , 0 10 1 0 Bums, If. ...... ...... * 2 0 0 1 0 0 Sierra, 2b .... 2 0 0 1 1 0 Rivers, p.............. 2 0 0 2 3 0 Sanford Burdick, sa Rive, c -----Chapman, If. Ammon, p. Spencer, cf. Chittenden, lb. Pope, 3b. L.... Hunt, r f . ........ McLucas, sa. .. Sanford _____.201 002 OOx—6' 5 0 T am pa ........000 000 0 0 0 -0 1 6 Summary: Left on bases, Tampa 4, Sanford 2. Two base hits, Spencer. BEGINHOT WATER by d ea lers give tire mileage at the lowest cost NCHISE granted n in e YEARS AGO, OUT NEXT YEAR The franchise to Michael Sholtx, as­ sociates and assigns fo r the xonstrac­ tion, mslntsinsnce end the right to collect tolls over the cement bridge across the Halifax river at Daytona was granted on April 1,1913, on April fools day nine yean ago. I f the con­ tention o f attorneys of the county is correct, and the right to collect tolls ceases upon the expiration o f the time for which franchise was granted, and any bridge or toll road franchise granted for ten yean ceases upon the explntion of the franchise and the road or bridge automatically goes to the public, the cement bridge at Day­ tona will become public property and be a free bridge on the first day o f next May. This bridge has been estimated at a value of $80,000 and will be a nice T hen was some delay in getting pick-up for the county next year, if started on account o f tbs Tampa boys the contention of the county la cor­ not being here on time, bnt the large rect.— DeLand News. crowd that witnessed the game was not kept waiting long and after the game got under way the fans were Irish Sympathizers well repaid for their wait Lose Out in F ight in Sanford scored two runs in the first Federation M eeting Inning and one more In the fourth, af­ ter which the heavens opened up and Wanted to Overthrow Resolution That rained so hard that it drove most of Cout Oat Proposal , the fans down town thinking- that it was over, but the diamond was in (*7 TSa lu w U U 4 r n a ) fine condition—really better—after DENVER, June 22.—Irish sympa­ the raih and the game went on. thizers supporting a resolution call­ Sanford scored twice again in the ing for a boycott, against British sixth and ill this time Ammon's de­ goods wsb overwhelmingly, defeated livery, backed up by errorless support in an attempt to have the American behind him, was a little two much for Federation of Labor convention over­ Tampa and they failed to score once. throw the ruling by President GompRive and Ammon were both back ers which prevented reconsideration of in the game and their presence brot their proposal. After a stormy de­ the club back to It* proper strength bate a resolution was adopted express­ and the way the entire club was work­ ing sympathy for the Irish cause. Un­ ing yesterday with the fast double­ animously adopted resolution urging plays, etc., It begins to look harder modification of the Volstead act to each day for Palatka on the Fourth, hermit manufacture and sale of beer. Jacksonville. MOTOR PARTY TO CORONADO ■tuff. The player* a n big league New Legion Com­ player*, even If they are off duty, and the game* here are o f the kind that mander H as Excel­ makes for real enjoyment. The pub­ lent Record in Arm y lic should encourage the boys by coming out to the games and later John G. Emory, Who Succeeds Late Sanford will have a real amusement Lamented Galbraith park that will embrace a ball park, athletic field and fair grounds. If John G. Emery, the new national you want to see a real ball game at­ commander of the American Legion, tend the game here with Kissimmee hails from Grand Rapids, Mich. He tomorrow. * .was bom on the Fourth o f July forty years a g o .' His election, which was by acclamation of the National Executive Committee, took place at the National headquarters at*Indlanapo)is, A t the same time Thomas J. Baunigan, o f Hartford, Conn., was elected vice-com­ mander, succeeding Mr. Emery, who now fills the vacancy caused by the N O N -S K I D R eduction in all styles and sixes A N ew Low Price on a Known and Honest Product In a season such as th e o a s t on e, w h a t p rices w ou ld y o u re ce iv e f o r g r a p e fru it and ora n g es— If there were no Florida Citrus Exchange? drinking w too HDONTFEELRIGHT iW hat w ou ld be th e retu rn s to g ro w e rs fr o m a re co rd -b re a k in g c r o p o f th e sta te in a lo w p r ic e y e a r — , If you wake up with a bad taste, bad breath and tongue is costed; if your head is aching;*if what you cat sours and forms acid in stomach, or you are bilious, constipated, nervous, sallow and can't, get feeling just right, begin inside bathing. Drink before breakfast, a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phos­ phate in it. This will flush the pois­ ons and toxins from stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels and cleanse, sweeten and purify the entire ali­ mentary tract. .D o your Inside bath­ ing Immediately upon arising In the morning to wash out of the system' ell the previous day’e poisonous waste, gases and sour bile before eating more food. To feel' like young folks fe«l; like you felt before your blood and mus­ cles became loaded with body lmpurities, get from your pharmacist a quarter' pound o f limestone phos­ phate, which‘ is inexpensive and simost tasteless. Men and women who are usually constipated, bilious, headachy or have any stomach disorder should begin this inside bathing before breakfast. —Adv. WHO WANTS THIS PRISONER? JACKSONVILLE, June 22^-Rlchnrd Hilliard, Jr„ la in the Duval coun­ ty jail here but doesn’t know how long he will be there or whether he really belongs in that particular lock­ up. Ha waa at liberty on bail await­ ing trial in Federal court and while enjoying bia freedom waa arrested In Seminole county and convicted o f for­ gery. , Hillard tfscapqd after serving three months o f a one year sentence and upon hla recapture was delivered to the Seminole county Jailor. ^Tfaen Federal Judge ta ll Issued a writ of habeas aorpus upon the'.Sem inole sheriff who wplledthat 1m hadn't Hil­ liard in bia possession but would tall the judge where be could be found. The necessary orders were issued and HBllard was brought here. Now he is wondering who trill have charge of com to Alderman, McLucas to Chit­ tenden to McLucas, Cabrera to Sierra to Rivers. Srtoek out by Ammons 6, specialize on fertilizer fo r your by Rivers 7. Bases on balls, o ff Am­ and garden. Phone us your mons 2, off. Riven 2. Hit by pitcher, !* « * . Any amount sold. Catos O nto by Amnions, Cooney and Rivers. A Phone 1BL 40-tfc GOOD BALL GAMES HERB. Bristles are getting cheaper. HooSanford la not In tbs big league I f Somebody boa started skinning this season but Sanford has a ball team that gives the fans just os many him next., - rTr ■Infection. thrills as .if R was the Ng le a n * ' t . • s If there were no Florida Qtrna Exchange? a , - , many of the war-time and other " e x ­ tras” in transportation and similar charges w ou ld Btill be In force— H ow If th en were no F lorida G tru * E xch an ge? iW hat w ou ld be th e p resen t p rosp ects fo r an y su b stan tial red u ction s in fr e ig h t ra tes on g r a p e fr u it an d orangcB — If th e n w a n no t F lorid a C itrus E x c h a n g e ? [W hat p r o te ctio n w o u ld b e a ffo rd e d a g a in st ex cessiv e co sts o f p rod u ctio n , g r o w in g o u t o f h igh p rice s f o r fe r tiliz e r s , c ra te m a­ teria ls, etc.— If there w e n no Florida Citrus Exchange?. .W hat w ou ld b e th e p resen t co n d itio n an d th e fu tu re o u tlo o k o f th e d t r u s in d u stry o f th e sta te o f F lo r id a a n d o f in d iv id u a ls en­ g a g e d th erein — If there were no Florida Citrus Exchange? W o u ld y o u n o t b e w flH ng t o sell y o u r g r o v e p ro p e rtie s f o r a g o o d deal sm a ller su m o f m on ey th an cou ld o e secu red f o r th em i f o f ­ fe r e d f o r sa le a t th is tim e— �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 24,1921 INCLUDES $300,000 FOR GOVERN MENT PLANT AT LAKE • CITY. WASHINGTON, June 22,— Approv­ a l o f seven hospital projects involv­ ing a total expenditure o f $3,010,000, as recommended by the board o f con­ sultants on hospitalisation for- the treatment o f former service men was announced today by Secretary Mellofa. Expenditure o f $500,000 at the Unit­ ed States public hospital service Hos­ pital No. 42, Perryrille, Md., was ap­ proved fo r the erection o f buildings to—accommodate 300 neuro psychia­ tric patients and Improvement pf ex­ isting facilities. . A t Lake City, Florida, expenditure o f $300,000 was approved fo r the con­ struction o f buildings and for im­ provements Intended to add a tuber­ culosis unit o f 100 beds. Representatives of the American Legion and the Veterans o f Foreign Wars protested today against the al­ leged treatment of veterans to the senate special committee dealing with activities affecting former service men. John T . Taylor, vice-chairman o f the legialstve committee of the American Legion, complained partic­ ularly o f “ the failure o fthe govern­ ment to provide adequate hospital facilities, asserting that there are now 18,000 former service men who cannot be given needed medical treat­ ment. The bureauo f war risk Insurance, Mr. Taylor also charged,1 had failed to assist those entitled to give aid, and he appealed for more sympathet­ ic treatment of veterans, many of whom, he said, now auffer "because they do not know their rights or how to obtain them." "W e ask you to humnnize the var­ ious bureaus dealing with formerservicemen," Edwin S. Bettelhem, Jr., of the Veterans o f Foriegn Wars, told the committee, urging especially that congress compel the bureau of war risk Insurance to help the veterans. He cited cases in support of the charge that the board had been neg­ ligent in the settlement o f disability claims. Senator Calder of New York, a member of the committee, said a vet­ eran had appealed to him for assist­ ance In a disability caso which had been pending for many months, but that the man died before the settle­ ment reached him. , “There are people in that bureau who should not have been permitted to enter Washington,” exclaimed Sen­ ator Pomerene, Democrat, Ohio. Big-H earted People Donate M aterials FdV Bath Houses Will Make Crystal Lake Swimming Place a Crest The work o f making Crystal Lake a real amusement place and swimming hole begun some time ago by the Men’s Club o f the Congressional church seems to have taken a big start, assisted by the big-hearted peo­ ple o f nil the churches. Two bath houses will be erected at once—in fact the .work has already started on them and they will be mado convenient for men and women nnd it is hoped that those who use them will bo ladies and gentlemen and not destroy this prop­ erty after It has been donated and built for the public. A. J. Losaing, of the Quick Trans­ fer-C o., hauled the dumber free of charge from town to the lake. W. P. Fields and Harry Kent and Mr. Campbell are making the bath houses. The Hill Lumber Co., furnished- all the lumber and other materials free of charge and S. O. Chase, who owns the land, gave them free use of the space for the bath houses. This is the right spirit o f co-opera­ tion on the part o f the people and the public should meet them half and taka care o f this property, various times the tables and other property at Crystal Lake have been demolished by people who did not atop to think wh^t they were doing. ‘ Take care* o f It and enjoy it is the wish of the donors, M any Good Investm ents H ere in Sanford— V a l­ dez H otel Stock Good ( f r a W«4*m447‘ i M ir) It is passing strange that with so many good solid investments right in Sanford the people with money to Invest would go far afield looking fo r -Investment# when they are overlooking the best bet right at home. T h en are many good investments here and the Herald has called attention to them from time to time with the idea that our money could be kept at home w h en it would not only foster home enterprises but w hen it would be used in many different ways. You cannot grind with the water that has passed the miU and you cannot get a chance to use the money again that baa passed out o f your city. Among the real good Investments is the. Valdes Hotel first mortgage bonds, intenat payable semi-annual­ ly at 8 per cen t The officers a n all Sanford men, well known in the' com­ munity, business men who know what it means to Sanford to have a m l hotel and who went ahead and built it. They now ask the community to contain and take some of the stock in ordet that part o f the indebtedness can be wiped out and more people inten st themnelvcs in this g n a t pro­ ject and help to make the city big­ ger and better in many ways. The advertisement calling attention to this investment appears in this issue of 4110 iHerald. ic iu iu , -IIU U 1U 14 I/O n otm g w v the .Would it be aaking too much of those folks wth money to In­ vest to read the advertisement and then go to the First National Batik or the Seminole Bank and get all the particulars on this gilt edge investmentT And also remember that you cannot go to tho local bank and get an endorsement o f runny of the stocks that you ore putting your money into every day—remember that. Your homo banker knows what is good and what is bad and he will tell you more In a moment about investments than you will ever know in a year from oth­ er people. Look up this Valdez Ho­ tel stock. Investigate It. Keep your DoLAND, June 22.— Mom heirs of the DeLand Ili-Y Club of the DeLand High school conducted a union Sun­ day night service at the Presbytelran church recently. Franklin B. Talton, president of the club, acted as master of ceremonies and other members de­ livered addresses on appropriation subjects. TAVARES, June 22.— Business con­ cerns that plaster trees, fences - and other objects along the highways in Lake county with signs and other ad­ vertising devices, In future must pat­ ronize tho newspapers If they would call the attention o f the public to their wares, Road Commissioner Heller has ordered tho five road crows In the county to destroy all signs wherever found. ST. PETERSBURG, June 22.— No evening services will be held in Protes­ tant churches in St. Petersburg until the middle of September according to an announcement by the Ministerial Association, the summer open air, un­ ion services In Williams Park having begun last Sunday. The ministers will conduct the services in rotation and each will preside at least once during the summer. CARRABELLE, June 22.— Liberty and Wakulla counties arc at loggerheads regarding the prosecution of Turner Overstreet, negro, charged with having cause the death o f Hezikiah Brown, his nephew. Overstrpet, it is charged, while fishing with Brown in a boat on. Sanborn Lake, ■truck his nephew on the head with a paddle. Brown fell into the water and was drowned. Sheriff Morrison, of Wakulla county arrested Overstreet. The controversy between the two counties arose over whether Brown was drowne din Wakulla or Liberty, as Indianapolis to Grow some persons claim the lake is In Wa­ Poppies Prom France kulla and others declare it is in Liber­ in Hohor o f Galbraith ty. An inquest has not yet been held ■ i aa it has not been decided whether the ( i f T i l A s$m U 1$4 Frf t i \ Wakulla or Liberty coroner has JurisINDIANAPOLIS, J u n J T k -P o p - diction, ples from*the battlefields of Franco will be grotfn at the national headTALLAHASSEE, June 22.—Wakulq u irten o f the American Legion here la Beach, better known as East Goose in memory o f Commander Galgraith, Creek, is to be connected with Tal­ whe waa killed in an automobile ac- lahassee by a direct highway, grading cident heie recently. of which already is under way. .The beach ia slightly more than twenty What Is so rate as a day in June? miles from the capital and with the Not the bridegroom, surely, for he is completion of the new road it is ex­ well done. pected to become a popular watering place for Tullahnsseeans and other citizens o f this section of the state. TRAP 6 CLEARWATER, June 22— The city council will require 20 mills fo r the coming year's budget it had been announced, because o f the increased expenses due to the development o f the city and to care for the floating indebtedness accumulated during the last year. An audit shows the finan­ cial affairs o f the city to be In excel*' TAMPA, June 22—-A realty com­ pany h e n has given the city the use free o f charge until July, 1922, o f two blocks o f land adjoining Benjamin Field in West Tampa and after im­ provements now being planned a n completed, Tampa wiD have one o f the largest landing fields in the state for aviator*. OCALA, June 22.— The first sec­ tion of Ocala’s White Way has been pieced in commission, the lights on ornamental posts about the court house square having been lighted Sat­ urday night fo r the first time. As rapidly astit is possible to do so the White W ay-will be extended on the principal streets in the business district, The cty owns its electric light plant and furnishes power for its cit­ izens. streets and public buildings at less cost than the majority o f the cit­ ies of the state. of 682 acres o f the state camp aite at Black Poim, near here, upon which Camp Johnston was established dur­ ing the war, is expected within the neat ten days according to Adjutant General C. P. Lovell. * "In securing the grounds for the state again, Florida cornea into pos­ session of a gift of not less than 160 buildings, including four great ware­ houses, mess halls and equipment, light and power transformer ststion, water, sewerage, improved rifle range, etc./’ said Gen. lx>vell. "The improve­ ments which the government is giving to Florida in-lieu of ita loan of the former state encampment grounds to the War Department, during the per­ iod of the war, could not possibly be duplicated for a quarter of a million dollars. "The War Department doeB not givo but leaves for the state’s use the well equipped fire department and all its fire fighting apparatus, and to my way of thinking, the state has ccrtaining been the gainer in the trans­ action. In accepting the settlement the state waives any and all claims, past, present or future, In connection with the government’s use of Black Point as a part of the Camp Johnston reservation during the period o f the war." With completion of the transfer the Bitp again will become officially the state encampment grounds and pre­ parations are under way for the hold­ ing o f the first state encampment of the Florida National Guard since Its reorganization. The encampment will be held In August. MARI $625 f . o. b. Detroit What Henry Ford Says About Machine Power Farming "In the’tractor the farmer now has a.machine in which is harnessed one of the most adaptable, efficient, economical sources of power in the world— the internal combustion engine. t. ‘T h e tractor will multiply the productive capacity of each individual farm Wbrker 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 b^sis. ‘I t 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 fanning 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 tho consolidation and Improving the city’s water system. Each plant’s supply of water will be kept seunreto the plant now operated by the city supplying the fire mains, while the plant to be acquired will furnish vas­ ter for general purposes. GAINESVILLE, June 21.—The col­ lege o f agriculture of the University of Florida is urging Florida farmers to investigate beo culture, declaring that any farmer who owns and cares fo r bees does not get "stung.” The sunshine and flowers o f the state make it possible for the bees to pro­ duce large quantities of honqy, the average for Florida bees some years ago being 86 pounds to the colony or almost twice the average produced In any atate In the country. The beea serve a good purpose In addition to tho production o f useful food Inas­ much as they care for the proper pol­ lination of fruit trees by carrying LAKELAND, June 22 Prentiss C. fertilizing pollen from flower to Dodge and Wm, LeBaw Keen have flower. leased tho Job department of the Lake, JACKSONVILLE, June 21.— Fail­ land Telegram, The Telegram, in announcing the arrangement, stated ure of federal officers to have a pro­ that it would enable the Telegram’s per warrant when they seized a quan­ staff to devote more time to the inter­ tity o f Intoxicants in the residence o f ests of the newspaper than heretofore D. R. ‘A rmstrong, at Miami, recently possible because of tho necessity of has resulted in Armstrong having his devoting a certain amount o f atten­ liquor returned to him hy order o f tion to the Job business. Federal Judge Call. Papers In tho case show that the officers seized the JACKSONVILLE, Juno 18.— A following: ‘ Twenty-nine cates of cog­ statewide movement has been launch­ nac, eight cases of Canadian Club ed by the Florida department o f the whiskey, two cases of Colon whiskey, Colonial Dames o f America for the twelve cases o f Gibley gin, sixteen preservation o f Forts Marion and cases o f Bacardi rum, two cases o f Mnntanzas at St. Augustine, which StrmthmUl Scotch whiskey and two have been recommended for aband­ caw s of Geneva gin. onment by Secretary of War Weeks. Mrs. Blon Barnett of ’ Jacksonville MIAMI, June 21.—The police here has been named chairman of a public­ are continuing their Investigation of ity committee which will direct its a mysterious explosion in a garage efforts toward. retaining the historic at the rear o f a negro undertaking ^es­ features o fthe forts. Secretary Weeks, recommending tablishment several nights ago. The the abandonment o f the reservations, exploalon, which the police attributed stated they were o f no further use as to dynamite, wrecked a touring car, military posts and should not be car­ ■mashed rough boxes that had con­ ried aa war department charges. He tained caskets, blew out a part bf the pointed out, however, that they could building, demolished tho glass sides be disposed o f only by authority of congress, which, o f course, could o f a hearse and tore shingles from the make ample provision for their, pres­ roof o f a nearby house. The police believe an enemy o f the undertaker ervation aa historic relics. was responsible. It is' believed that dynamite was PALATKA, June 18^-The city of Palatka soon will purchase the "old" placed under the hood «of the touring water plant now operated by a Bos­ car as the motor was blown to bits. ton syndicate, and consolidate it with Only a part o f the body o f the ma­ the municipal plant, as a result o f chine caq be salvaged. legislative authority .to issue bonds to cover the purchase and expense of JACKSONVILLE, June 21.—It has been suggested to Lieut. W. B. Caconsol idstion. Eighty-five thousand dollars will be boon, o f the local police department, paid for the plant and approximately that reformed safe crackers be em­ $45,000 -will be expended in effecting ployed to assist the police in running DEALE down bootleggers here. The police have discovered that some suspected bootleggers have their stores o f liquor in. safes but since the detectives can­ not work the combinations to seize the moonshine as evidence, all they Can do Is suspect the individual and abandon the proposed raid. In one instance re­ cently liquor was trailed to- a small safe. The odor o f moonshine permeat­ ed the atmosphere and the officers were positive it contained liquor but they could not geHnJo-it. W illiam S. Branch Passes to Reward Death Came at 7:30 Yesterday After Lingering Illness of Over a Year ORLANDO, June 22.—News of tba death of William S. Branch last even­ ing at 7:30 cast a gloom over the whole community. Mr. Branch ksd been oiling for over a year and the end waa not unexpected. The deem­ ed had. been a resident of Orlando./ « eighteen years, was active in all things pertaining to the advance­ ment of Orlando and Orange county, and ardent booster for Orlando; an ardent Christian, an elder in the Pres- CARRABELLE, June 21.— E. J. Hognn, n former marshal, is being hel don a charge o f rifling the malls as a result of his arrest Saturday night by persons who were watching tho postoffice at Sopshoppy. Post­ master Bccton, at Sopshoppy, had been missing articles from the office and established a guard. It la charged that Hogan was caught in the act of the widow, two sons, WillUm S. opening parcel post packages. Branch and Psyson Branch, a dsufkter, Mrs. B. Beacham, Jr., and tws ST. AUGUSTINE, Juno 21.—The granddaughters, Dorothy and Marg­ local Board of Trade is raising a fund ery, children of Mr. and Mrs. Willis® • to defray the expenses of a delegate to Branch. Funeral services will be held at the Toledo, Ohio, and Mooseheart, 111,, In connection with the proposal o f the Presbyterian church Thursday sftei^ Loyal Order of Moose to establish in noon at 3:80, Dr. T. H. McConnell of­ the Southeast a branch o f the nation­ ficiating. Burial will be n the Green* al home. St. Augustine is anxious to wood cemetery, Carey Hand in chaff* have the branch established here and of arrangements. expects to wage a vigorous campaign toward that end. Jax Sailor Boys Re- * Irish Submarine Line Perm its D ignitaries to Get to the U . S (By T U AM M UU d T t* h ) NEW YORK, Juno 22,—Two sub­ marines, flying, tho Irish republic flag, maintain a regular under sea passen­ ger service between this country and Ireland fo r officials and agents o f the Irish republic, according to Captain B. J. Shnnley, wounded veteran o f the Sixty-ninth regiment o f New York. He'is also secretary o f the New York council o f the American association for the recognition o f the Irish Re­ public. Eamonn de Valera, "presidentofthe Irish republic, arrived In this country in 1910 In an Irish submarine, Shanley declared, and left secretly fo r Ire­ land several months ago In the same fashion. Several other diplomats have patronized the same line, he says. The line Is still in commission and “ functioning regularly,” although he refused to give any information about the present whereabouts o f the mayor o f Cork, who disappeared from the United States after he had been given until June 6 to reship for Ire­ land as a seaman by the department o f labor, I* said-to have returned to Ireland by tbe submarine route. ported Safe, Eagle Boat O u t o f Oil (By T U I nm UM rtw) JACKSONVILLE, June 22.~-F*mJ for the safety o f Eagle boat 39, Jaekaonvllle naval rcserveits, left here last Friday, were diipdW today when It was learned Gut tM vessel run out o f fuel end was fore** to anchor 120 mllee north of West. The reservests should hart Vrived at Key West Saturday night A tug now towing the ship to the U ter port, ( 1 CLEARWATER, June $l.-Wat«J fowl are making a nesting P Anderson’s Island, oppoiits p^*r*T ter and more than 200 pelf* °* b have set about raising familiesCLEARWATER, Jun* 22.-- T is great activity in building hcre» eral homes o f the $ 18,000 daw under construction in the Oaks section- alone, Tbe SteveW Creek property of Dr. Discus an B. Payne ia a busy jdaes as the v datlon for. the new hotel to be there already has been P*‘ ceT_ building material is arriving W 666 cures Dengue Ferer. �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 24,1921 NEW ENTERPRISES LISTED AMONG SANFORD FIRMS— WILL OPERATE BUSINESS H RE Automotive Supply Co., Pace Home a Land­ mark in the Early and N ash-L ink A b ­ Life o f This City stract Co. A MOTHER'S CLUB HAS BEEN ORGANIZED IN SANFORD <rr»m BitanUr'a Dally) •*' Y oung Deane Turner Dr. Alderm an H it By a liv e W ire, Cleared o f Charges Fell From the Pole Brought to Board Come to the children's story hour ‘ - -* to be held at Central Bark, Monday Exonerated of "even the breath of BURNED IN SIDE AND nAD BAD afternoon at 5 o’clock. suspicion," Dr. R. H. Alderman, pres­ CUT ON n iS HEAD. Declaring their serious interest and ident of Southern College, the Flori­ determination to do things for them­ (Trem X an d.y‘ a D ill/) da Methodist Conference’s state col­ selves and their town, an enthusiastic Little Deane Turner had a narrow lege located temporarily at Clearwat­ group o f women met at the Woman’s Club Rooms Friday afternoon to form escape from death about 10 a. jp . this er Beach, has come through the search one of the dubs that have been so morning when the climbed an electric ing investigation of two inquisitorial successfully organized elsewhere under light pole near the com er of Magnolia bodies, with the leading laymen and the able leadership o f Mrs. Henry avenue and Sixth street and hit a live members of the clergy "more confl Downey, field secretary o f the Child wire. The shock tore him from the dent of his proper leadership than pole and he dropped to the ground, before through having learned so thor­ Conservation League o f America. This organization starts out with about 18 feet. He happened to fall In oughly his efforts, his task and bis 'm thlrjy members and a young and cap­ the grass plot between the street and results." Statements by J. Edgar Wall, Tampa, chairman o f the trus­ able president and are desirous of the side walk, but It seems that in To s e a l In t h o hearing more about the business o t falling his liotd hit one of the iron tees o f Southern College, and Rev. d e lic io u s H urley being a mother. foot braces on the pole, making an W. P. Buhrman, Ocala, presiding el t o b a o c o fla v o r . der, both chairmen of bodies which Besides its regular child develop­ ugly wound In his head. He was also ment work, it will co-operate with all badly burned In the left side by the investigated charges preferred by Rev. E, M. Stanton, Jr., formerly a other Sanford organizations, especial­ live wire. A l i .. ...a ’ * || ■ f A R V I I J bjf Imember, I l U I l U L ^ r , Iand t 11U Rev. □S. « 4T. e JHarOLRY" faculty ly those pertaining to child welfare. S S T above S L SDeane, ; ~ 5 .tudent, c .m p b .,1 , This Club is particularly delighted thei ’ipole, but was? "made exonerated Dr. Alderman, and ex­ 'with the opportunity of establishing a to atay there by some, of the folks story hour for the children, the first who happened up at that time, and pressed every confidence In his integ­ rity, charactsr'and ability. one to be held Monday afternoon at the Southern Utilities company shut Both chairmen, as well, as Rev. Central Park at five o’colck by Mrs. off the power until he could tie taken Stanton and Rev. Harris stated that were that Dr. Alderman had ut Downey, assisted by Mrs. Kirtley and down. at no time have charges of misappro­ false statements and, that he had Miss Wlmbtsh. All children between Deane la under the care of Dr. Mar­ priating funds been preferred against aemlnated doctrines contrary to tbs the ages o f four and fifteen are cor­ shall as the Herald goes to press and the president o f the college. tenets Of the Methodist Episcopal dially invited and urged to be pres­ the extent o f his Injuries art un.l The charges Investigated yesterday Church, Soyth. Previously tho ent. known, but both o f these Uda. had a j by the presiding elder’s committee tees of the college had found "n o boo* At the organization meeting on Fri­ very narrow escape and it should' is o f fact’ * in charges that Dr. A l­ day afternoon a constitution and by­ prove a warning to all boyi In the fu ­ Servant Girl Wouldn't Go In Cellar, derman had employed professional laws were adopted and tho following , Fearing Rats. ture when they contemplate climbing o thletes or "ringers” to attend Southofficers elected: poles. Live wires are the most dan­ Mrs. Topper, Plainfield, N. J., says, cm . One statement current yesterday President, ftra. R, R. Deas. gerous things In the world. "Rats were so bad in our cellar the was that Dr. Alderman had "m isap­ Vice-President, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. servant girl wouldn’t go there. propriated funds" of the college, and Little Deane Is one o f the most pop­ Secretary, Mrs. Morton Thigpen. Bought some RAT-SNAP and It this was denied emphatically by both ular boys In the city, being the son o f Press Reporter, Mrs. D. C. Marlow. Mr. and Mrs. Deane Turner and his cleaned all the rats out." RAT-£mAP those who preferred tho charges and Treasurer, Mrs. A. M. Philips. . Absolutely those who investigated them.—Tampa There Will be one meeting, the sec­ many friends are hoping his injuries destroys rats and mice. * . prevents odors. Comes In cake form, Tribune. ond Friday in July, then regular meet­ wilt prove lighter than is supposed. no mixing. Cats or dogs won’ t touch ings will be held every second and fourth Fridays during tho months "Hcad-IT-OFF”— ENERGIZE—NOW. It. Three sixes, 85c, 65c, $1.25. Sold Rub-My-Tism cures s o re s . and guaranteed by Ball Hardware from September through May. Co.—Adv. Buy it with a Herald Want Ad. “ Head-IT-OFF"— ENERGIZE—NOW. Any one desiring to join this club # please sec Mrs. A. M. Philips. (Tram g^tm riar'i The recent Are that totally destroy Among the new enterprises listed the J. E. Pace home on Melonville this week for Sanford ore the Autoavenue did more than destroy a home motive Supply Company and the Nath* Link Abstract Corporation, letters — it took away one o f the old land* patent fo r these two corporations marks of this section and destroyed now pending publication. many old and valuable heirlooms, The Automotive Supply Co., is com* much valuable personal- property and posed of A. B. Cheney, president; -N. E. W. Sistronk, vice-president and J. family Jewels and plate. The Arc when first discovered was N. Schweers, secretary and treasurer. These gentlemen are well known in the; EUC*> a Bm*H blare on the roof that automobile supply world having fqr- ihe fn«H y were sure it could be merly been loqited at Augusta, Ga. ily extinguished by neighbors, or at The increase in the auto business in least kept in check until the chemical Florida and the central location of fire engine of the fire department Sanford appealed to them so strongly could get ort the scene with the fire that they were prevailed upon to open fighters. However, It gained such the business in this city and have been rapid headway and was so difficult located here for the past several to reach with lidden that by the time months, the initial business being so the fire department arrived It was be­ heavy that it determined their locat­ yond control of the chemical and, be­ ing here permanently. ing outside of the fire limits, no wa­ The Automotive Supply Co., will ter could be had with which to fight cover the state o f Florida and part of It systematically. Georgia and Alabama and have a fine The loss of this splendid home trade in this line. The new company brings to mind many storie* of the expect to purchase a building site and early days of old Melonville—before erect suitable buildings commensur­ Sanford was even started. The home ate with their remarkable growth in was one of the finest of early days every part of the business and San­ and all tho lumber came from Geor­ ford will meet them half way in this gia and was hewn out by hand as respect and ace that they are located there wen; no saw mills in this part here in the wholesale district. Tho o f the state and no railroads. The extremely low freight rate o f Sanford has made this city the headquarters lumber cam# up the river by boat for many distributing firms and more and tho home was originally built by. George C. Brantley In’ 1872, and for of them are on the way. Tho Nash-Link Abstract Company many years was the gathering placo is composed of George S. Nash, presi­ for the people for many miles around. DRATH OF MISS. RANDALL. dent; W. R. Link, vice-president and It occupied a beautiful site among the E. S. Baker, secretary and treasurer. oak trees and palmettos and the nat­ Burial services for the late Miss All of them arc well known in this ural scenery nlong tho river and was Helen L. Randall, 22-ycar-old daugh­ part o f Florida and they are experi­ also in the center o f a fine orange ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Randall, enced in the abstract business and ex­ grove before the big freeze. There of Volusia avenue, will be conducted pect to open an office here in the next were no wire nails used In the con­ this afternoon at 6 o’clock, Rev. H. S. two or three weeks. 'They wilt do a struction of this hqme, all the parts Rigbtmire officiating, genera] abstract business in Lake, being put together with wooden pins Daytona friends of the young lady Seminole and Volusia counties and ex­ and pegs, The lumber was pure wer shocked Wednesday to learn o f amine and guarantee and insure titles heart timber of the kind that is dif­ her death yestbrday morning in Jack­ to land. ficult to obtain in these days, The sonville, whore she had gone on a home stood for many years In its sol­ visit with her parents last week, be­ emn grandeur with its broa<( verandas, The Lecture o f Dr. ing taken suddenly ill while In the the cupola on top from which state metropolis. The body was re­ Julian DeNazire with the surrounding country could be seen turned to Daytona Wednesday even­ nnd was a landmark for tho mariners (From S.turd.jr’ a DiJljr) ing, Baggett-Wctherby taking charge It was a pity that a large represen on Lake Monroe. upon lt/i ftrfUral. About twelve years ago George tntive body of Sanford’s citizens could Miss Helen was born in Sanford, Gould, anchoring in tho lake with his not, or did not, hear Dr. DeNazire’s arid has resided hero with her parents fine lecture on sanitation Thursday yacht, was so much taken with the for the past year. A sister, Miss evening at tho Central Park. Those site and the appearance of this state­ Alice, was a member of tho eighth who were present were most fortun­ ly mansion that he offered Mr. Pace grade graduating class Inst evening, ate in having an opportunity of listen­ $10(1,006 cash for the home and the while a brother, Laurence, is a stu­ ing to the presentation of so vital a land that went with It, but Mr. Paco dent at Gaiaudet college, Washington, matter ns the sanitation of our own would not part with tho place and, D. C. city and state. For Sanford, with all indeed, aside from the traditions that The sudden death of the young indy her advantages, social and commer­ cluster around'the homo and the fact right at the threshold of life wqa a cial, must be on the alert In regard to tbnt he and his family had lived there distinct Bhock to her relatives and anything that might menace or mar so mnny years, the celery lands have friends, her passing having cast a her brilliant prospect of solid and probably brought the owner that much shadow of gloom among the circle of abiding prosperity. money since. friends which sho has made here the The State Board of Health has wise­ Mr. Pace, in attempting to get into past year.— Daytona Journal. ly projected on itinerary for examin­ the second floor and. rescue some-of ing more Intimately the local condi­ his valuables, was caught by the fire The pleasure is w orth it. There’s no sub­ NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. tions of our towns and cities, anil for and had to climb down one of the lad helping any who mny need advice to ders with tho blaze all around him. stitute fo r Camel quality and that mild, The Equalizing Board of the City meet menacing situations, and- af­ Commission o f the City of Sanford, lie expects to build a new home on fragrant Camel blend. fording information ob how to relieve tho site o f tho old building, but It Florida, will meet Monday, July 4th, and overcome them. 1021, at B p. m. at which time the City will never be the snme old home, for The fellow who smokes Camels, wants Dr. DeNazire instructed ua as to Tax Assessor will submit the City money could not buy such n place in what a fly can do in the poisoning of Tax. Assessment Roll for Approval. Cam els. T h a t’s because Camels have a these days of enmauflaging the real -food and the conveying of disease All persons desiring corrections made smoothness, a fragrance and a mildness you germs; while his fondness for filth thing In the building line. in such roll whether in listing, valu­ was finely demonstrated and clearly ation of property, or otherwise are re­ can’t get in another cigarette. discussed. quired to file with the Auditor and Clerk on or before tho day previous to The fecundity o f this familiar germDon’t let anyone tell you that any other the meeting of the Board their peti­ breeder-is amazing. From One female cigarette a t any price is so good as Camels. billions may be hatched in a year. tion in writing, setting forth their ob­ jection to such assessment and the cor­ The lecture was replete with valu­ able information and the fine charta rections they may desire to have made. L et y o u r own ta ste be th e ju dge. T r y were illuminating and instructive. ' L. R. PHILLIPS, Camels for yourself. A few smooth, refreshing Dr. DcNozier is a live wire and was 44: 2tc City Auditor and Clerk. as brilliant and courteous to the few puffs and you’d w alk a mile fo r a Camel, too. " I was hardly able to drag, 1 who heard him as he would have been NOTICE OF SALE was so weakened," writes Mrs. to the large loyal Sanford audiences W. P. Ray, of Easley, S. C. who ought to have sustained him in Notice is hereby given that under "Tho doctortreated me for about his great work of health conserva­ and by vlrtunc o f ' that certain dis­ two months, sfiQ 1 didn't get tion. tress warrant and judgment and order any better. I bad a large fam­ The Board of Health has chosen o f sale issued out of and under the ily and felt I sorely must do wisely in selecting an intelligent, earn­ seal of the County Judge'a Court of something to enable me to take est, practical representative to look Seminole County, Florida, in that pro­ care of my little ones. I had after the great vital interest commit­ ceeding or diatresa for rent in said beard of ted to their keeping. court pending wherein R. A. Newman and W. C. Hill are plaintiffs and H. H. SMALL WHIRL WIND TOOK * Fleetwood doing business as H. II. Fleetwood & Company, is the defend­ OFF PART OF ROOF ant, , the undersigned, will on Mon­ OF J. E. PACE BUILDING day, July 4th, 1221,' at the store build­ ing in Sanford, Florida, lately occu­ (Fr*m K m 4*7‘ * D»I1j ) pied by the. defendant, and during the J. E. Pace seems fated to have a Summer fertilizer on citrus trees pays fpr itself in two ways— gives larger fruit, legal hours o f sale, offer for safe and run o f bad luck this month. The oth­ therefore more boxes, and a greater bearing surface for next year’s crop. W e recommend sell the following described property, , >1 decided to fry ft," coner day his fine home was destroyed by or so much thereof as may be neces­ tinues Mrs, Ray . . . " I took SEMINOLE TREE GROWER ID E A L HIGH G RAD E FRUITER Are and today, at about 1:00 o'clock, sary to satisfy the. sum o f $76.00 and eight bottles la sR . . . I re­ 4 % Amm., 6 * A. P. A., 8 % Pot 4* Amm,, 8% A. P. A Ptt|p the north half o f the roof on his ware­ costs, to^wlt: gained my strength and have house and office building was taken Stock of goods and fixtures, pur­ bad no more trouble with wo­ IDEAL FRUIT and V IN E MANURE W* & T.'s Seminole F ru it. Manure off by a whirlwind that seemed to chaser to pay fo r title. 8% Amm., A. P. A., 10% Pot. 8% Amro., 8% A. P, A., 6% P o t manly weakness. 1 have tea eather In that'portion o f the city and Witness my hand. children and am able to do all ORDER E A R L Y A P PL Y E A R L Y * M ARKET E A R LY (SEAL) C. M. HAND, confined its attention to the Pace my housework and a lot ou t . Sheriff Seminole W rite for new price list showing further reductions in prices.' doors . . . I can sore recom­ building alone. It did not touch the County, Florida. mend CarduL" buildings near by. -The roof on the R. C. M A X W E L L , Manager Sanford Branch By J. C. JACOBS, D. S. 44-Stc north end was caught by the swirling Take Card ui tod tf. It u * J eddies o f wind and rolled up as neatly "Head-IT-OFF” — ENERGIZE—NOW. a* Jim Cowan could have-done it if At an druggists. MANUFACTURERS ID E A L FERTILIZERS he wei taking it off. AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE; FLA. For office supplies, etationery. etc^ come to the Herald office. 666 cores Chills and Fever. .............................................................................................................................................................. ;.1- ■. a It’s Toasted jp <9 ZS I’d walk A Tonic For Women WILSON ' mOOMER T FERTILIZER COMPANY �THESANFORD HERALD THE FIRST NATIONAL B A N K - ditional lota would doubtless b n DeCOTTES INVESTIGATING L AW D O W N IN SA N F O R D TOWN BUILDERS been sustained. In cam o f a f i n at LES9NESS. Port Orange or Ormond, the Daytona “ ——” “ '“ • ' A short terse item in today's Daily track would respond, and a phone For m aijy years we have regarded Sanford Herald bears the cheerful intelligence message to DeLand would hasten the one o f the places in the United States blessed wi that the First National Bank will build county track to Daytona as an emer­ • four story building on their present gency equipment In case o f a fire on every natural advantage, but lacking in the es­ IH£ HERALDPRINTING COIPANY site and will also add another story this side o f the county, the county sential human equation. Sanford enjoys nearly to the annex building on Park avenue track could respond, or could take the making this building three stories place o f the DeLand track which was every natural advantage that Palatka does, and with elevators in both buildings mak­ sent to the fire. This would prevent some that Palatka does not enjoy. The two cities ing the bank and ths office building the present necessity o f leaving any have much in common, and have needed much in among the very latest and the best town at the mercy o f the flames and in the state. would practically double the equip­ common. Like Palatka, however, Sanford is hav­ The item sounds like the First Nat­ ment available In the larger towns of in g a revolution— a revolution o f the sp irit ional Bank. They never say much but the county, all over the county. they do more. The Herald can hardImmediately upon the sounding of Palatka is the center o f the early potato inn A 4 v .r t l.lm ly ever get a news item from the First the fire whistle, every lawn sprinkler rntCANPRf dustry; Sanford is the Celery City. Palatka is the National Bank because all the officials which may be in use should be turned transportation center o f the state, while Sanford frort*F. P. Forster down are so busy off. There is sn ordinance to this e f­ building a greater bank that they fect, but it is not obeyed, and the is so close by with a n insignificant water rate that have but little time to talk. How­ custom o f using unnecessary water it enjoys m any o f the advantages that Palatka ever, we Intend to notice this latest during a fire may result in great loss. Ask nnybody wherever you go about wrinkle o f the biggest bank In Semi­ Fire records recently made public does. Both are producing and distributing cen­ Sanford NOW. It has undergone a nole county for the reason that It not show that $112,000,000 loss was suf­ g n a t change in the past year. ters and it is w ife generous spirit that Palatka only marks the prosperity o f the bank­ fered in the United States during the views the evidence o f progress narrated each day ing institution and denotes their pro­ first four months o f the present year With but little difference in the gressiveness but it msrks sn epoch in the largest fire loss in such length o f in The Herald. The more recent o f these is the plans o f anyone. Where is that oldthe city o f Sanford. A few years ago time, with the possible exception of fashioned Republican who would construction o f a fourrstory office budding by the the First National Bank built a beau­ the Baltimore, San Francisco and one change the tariff? tiful w W e marble bank building. It or two other fixes. Mott fires are the F irst N ational Bank, the recent completion of two seemed at the time that they were result of carelessness, and are pre­ new hotels and plans on foot fo r a third new one Some people measure success by the taking on a big contract to build such ventable. amount o f money they have made. We a fine building here. It seemed at the — to be one o f the handsom est in the state, with a measure it by the amount o f good we W. S. BRANCH time that this building would bouse tion of the lawlessness and disorder, wonderful frontage oiyLake Monroe. have accomplished in 8snford. . the bank for many years to come. The consisting o f mob violence, that has Only tw enty-three miles separate Sanford remarkable growth of the city and of When the editor of the Herald went been prevalent in your community for Thera is no place In the wida world the hank can be seen in this latest de­ to Orlando some fourteen years ago the past several months.' that la quite aa good aa this old town cision on the part o f the officials of or more to take charge o f the Daily “ I request and court the assistance sister city with h alf the natural advantages. Or­ o f Sanford. Those who have been the bank to make these improvements Reporter-Star he knew only three peo­ and co-operation o f'a ll self-respecting away lately will tell you ao. We are that will amount to mort than f 100,- ple in that city. At s time like that a and law-abiding citizens o f Volusia lando had the spirit which was slow to awake in eimply doing things here. real friend is one who goes out o f his county in connection with the investi- Sanford. Orlando advertised, welcomed the This bank is located on one of the way to make you feel at home and ■gation to be made by me. And where is that old-fashioned Re­ MUiest corners of the city and when a among the many friends o f this kind "And I hereby call upon and ask all stranger, made the tourist comfortable and happy publican who would cut out the w ar conservative banking institution like in Orlando was W. S. Branch, who de­ persons who may be in possession of and pulled together. Orlando put in up-to-date tax and the income tax and the rest the First National starts to tearing parted this life Wednesday after 67 facts that might lead to the arrest and stores, advertised and Sanford people went there o f the burdens that are inflicted on down a' perfectly good white marble years well spent in the benefit of conviction of the guilty parties to ma­ the country at the expense of the lit­ Sanford waited for the crops to grow bank to erect thereon a four story mankind. Having known and loved terially assist me in this investigation to trade. tle fellow? bank and office building it means the departed one we publish the fol­ by giving to me next week, when in and prayed fo r good market prices and overlook­ more to Sanford than any similar pro­ lowing from-the pen o f C. B. Howard Daytona, such information aa they Rest estate is moving in this town ed the great tide o f hpmeseekers coming into the ceeding icOuid indicate in the growth for it so nearly echoes the sentiments may have in their possession. and moving every day. If you want of the city and the confidence o f the in our own heart: “ Yours truly, state, and .whose final location was dependent in to possess a bit o f city business prop­ home people in their home town. This “ GEO. A. DeCOTTES, "Some men come to the city and erty or suburban property for your ninety cases out of a hundred on printed matter. paper started something the other day the city swallows them up. "State Attorney," future home get it now. It will nev­ that has i>cen heard round the world. But it is different now, Sanford bankers have "Other men arrive and become a livThe News has been charged, by er be any cheaper. We made the statement that First Ing part of the city. some, with favoring the lawlessness seen a star. Vision has come to the merchants and street and the majority of the fine “ Some men live on the city and oth­ which has been going on in the East The beaches are popular now and Local enterprises are receiving residences in this city had been built ers cause the city to live. Coast section of the county. In this business men 8anford folks have the best location by home people. It was something "Some men live and die and the connection, and at thia time the encouragement at home and we doubt not that in the state where they can get to the tHat no one had ever stopped to con­ place they occupied remembers them News wishes it distinctly understood ocean in a little more than one hour’s before long Sanford will, realize that in its daily template. That Sanford money had no more. that this, paper has never stood for drive over good roads. You can take built our hotels, our new business "Other men live and though their lawlessness— whether it waa commit­ newspaper, long struggling to keep its head above a dip and get back that night or early, blocks, our homes and public build­ physical prcscnco is no more they ted by the people themselves or by water, it has an asset that may not be paying divi­ in the morning ready for work. ings— no foreign capital had ever have impressed themselves so indeli­ the courts^TjQje News rcogpixes the been dumped irt here to assist us in bly upon the scene of their activities people themselves as the highest dends to its promoters, but is making handsome It would be well for administration any way. Just Sanford money and that they live forever in the hearts courts. It wants to sec the people returns to the community. • officials to ponder over the problem of our beautiful and fast growing city and memories of their fellow men. govern themselves -through properly the war taxes and income taxes. They ‘Business is learning that money paid for ad­ has been built with home money en­ Mr. William S. Branch was not an constituted channels, believing that will cause a revolution in this country tirely. Wo call them Town Builders. obtrusively forward man. He never this is better than to enforce the vertising in the local paper may not bring them if allowed to prevail much longer. It We mentioned the First National Bank thrust himself into place or jostled law summarily; but when the courts four-fold return by the next mail, but that it con­ la an imposition on the public and the in the list hut we had no idea at the others for a place, but it may be said become the tools of designing politic­ public does not purpose to stand it. time that they were contemplating of him, as of very few that he natur­ ians, the people must then take the tributes to the indirect benefits every community such a big step forward and now we ally and easily filled his place. matter into their own hands until such derives from having its progressiveness and in­ The greatest thing in the world is take pleasure in again noting them "He helped mankind, too, because time as the courts may be cleansed. the home and no home can be a real dustry indexed by the paper it supports. among Sanford's Town Builders. he loved them. He was a sufferer If Mr. DeGottea can conduct his home unless you either own it or own To Mr. Forster) B. F. Whitner and himself and not very hopeful where court so that the people have confi­ We rejoice in Sanford's progress and feel an equity in it with the idea of buying every official of the bank and their he was concerned, but he was hopful dence- in it, there will be no more sum­ it Just like paying rent. It makes you sure that Palatka has the good wishes o f her sis­ employees we sny: Go to it. You arc for othrs. He was a good busineaa mary justice in Vqlusia county.— Dehave a better feeling fo r your home ter city—the bright pendant on the tiara of the man. He made a business place for Land News. ‘ town and a better felling with the himself, where at the time he opened i St. Johns Palatka News. world in general. his store of actual business necessi­ A COUNTY FIRE TRUCK HITTING THE STRIDE ties for office, literary and musical The new oiled roads seem to be all GIVE DECOTTES ALL INFORMA The Sanford Fire Department has interests it seamed there was no open­ Sanford has hit her stride, thank right but they are just like other TION and roads. They will need repairing when been called upon many times to go to ing. He was a thorough churchman goodness. We have watched holes are formed. Our roads have outlying points not only in the sub­ in the best sense of the term, for he waited and prayed for it many years The determined effort which State's never been taken care of (n the prop, urbs of Sanford but to many other used himself up for his church as El­ and now it is here. Our fine city has Attorney Geo. A. DeCottes Is making er manner and after spending large towns in the county. As the chemical der in the Presbyterian church and hit the gait'and nothing can stop our •to clear up Uie mystery surrounding sums on good roads they are allowed trucks are all thaf we have they as assistant Sunday School superin­ prosperity. We are too far ahead of the recent acta o f lawlessness in this io go without any repairs for years. sometimes are able to put out the tendent In his school. No matter how 'the hounds to be overtaken by the vicinity is meeting with great favor blaze upon arrival as happened at hard the business, pressure was and small things that formerly rose' up to among all citizens who have felt that Oviedo some time ago when they ar­ notwithstanding his oft-time physical vex our spirits. Wc are too far ahead an end might be brought 1° such oc­ We heard much about the price of rived In time to save a home but us­ incapacity he was always there until to atop and note the small things that currences, with an official in office necessities dropping. Ice cream and ually the blaze is so large that the it became impossible. at one time loojced like mountains. We who would, without favol, make a cold drinks are almost a necessity in “ He was a true friend; never fickle will have every building, every enter­ thorough investigaton, to determine chemical is o f little use. This city or MY AUTO, T IS OF THEB the summer. Have they dropped? Ice the c o l tty could have a truck here in his allegiance kml always helpful prise, every business and every amuse­ wherein lies the cause of the affairs, Is a necessity. Has It dropped? And that wo ild be able to run n line of when occasion demanded. He was a ment that Sanford needs. This sounds and to bring to justice, if possible, My auto, ’tis of thee, short road to on down the list with dozens of com­ hoso to a lake, pond or flowing well brother whose heart beat true. The like n big undertaking but Sanford is those'guilty of crimes. poverty—o f thee I chast. I blew t modities still sticking the price to tho mid pump a stream of water sufficient pity of it is that, although his life doing big things now. If you don’t No good, however, Will come of pile of dough on you three years ago; ultimate consumer. O, change of io p t out any ordinary fire. It would was well rounded he had to leave us believe it look around your city and such efforts unless the citizens of the now you refuse to go—or won't ot administration, where is thy victory? pay far itself in saving one home and so soon.” then take a trip over the state and community stand back of the official, can’t. “Through toWn and countryild*, all its content! at the present price of compare Sanford wth any o f them. lending him their support in every you were my joy and pride, a- happy Sanford and New Smyrna people property. And then think of the sav­ WHAT A CHANGE Talk to the people you meet and see way, .Mr. DeCottes has requested that day. I loved thy gaudy hue, the pic* are endeavoring to organize a com­ ing in the business district of Sanford What a wonderful change has come if Sanford has that'reputation o f be­ all citizens o f the community that white tires new;.but you're down and pany to build a bridge at Osteen.. If or any of the towns in the county. over Sanford in the past six months. ing a live one or a dead one. That is may be able to furnish information out for true, in every way. To tine, the bridge Is to be confiscated at the Right here in Sanford where wc are You cannot find n knocker in the en­ the best test o f all and the people of leading to the apprehension of the old rattle-box, came mkny bumps and end o f ten yfcars, heavy tolls will have supposed to have fire protection the tire city. Everybody knows that San­ Florida are talking about the wonder­ guilty parties meet with him at the knocks; for thee I grisve. Badly tM to be charged in the meantime to pipes could burst and there would be ford will soorf be a city of ten thous­ ful growth of Sanford, the wonderful Daytona City Hall -Wednesday after­ top is torn; frayed are thy seats sad make it a paying investment. The no protection at a big fire. Your auto and people or more and every person spirit that predominates the people, noon. worn; the whooping cough affects thy proposition, however, will probably be track with a pumping outfit would in the city is pulling for that mark. the change thaV'our city has experi­ At that time the state’s attorney horn. I do believe. Thy perfu»* to sell the bridge to the counties after then throw a line of hose to the lake Every person in Sanford la boosting enced and that good feeling that it will attempt to ferret out the guilty swells the breexf, while good folks tha next meeting of the legislature.— or better still we could have a per­ and building and talking Sanford and has hit its stride. ones, and bring them to justice. If choke and wheeze ax we pass by. * DeLand News. . manent line established all the time to we hpvc the greatest bunch of live The new phase would be ^hitting on there is anyone in the community who paid for thee a price twould buy » the lake ahd the city could be saved wires here now that any city in the has Information to furnish the state’s mansion twice; now everybody’s y*«* The sins of the legislature find them eren though the waterworks plant be state possesses. It all comes from attorney, it is his duty to give it, at ing “ ioe”—I wonder why. Thy motor out long after they have adjourned. out of commission. This city and ev­ taking up the horn and throwing has tho grip, thy spark plug* bats that time. WORJHINGTON RETURNS. For Instance the members o f the leg­ ery place in the county would have away the hammer and getting faith In the pip, and woe is thine. I, too» hsr* A majority of citizens in the past islature thought they were voting a good fire protection with an arrange­ your city. It all comes from having suffered chills, fatigue and kindred C. C. Worthington, who resigned his have realized that it would be useless one cent tax on oils and gasoline. Now ment of this kind. The DeLand News a live daily paper to keep you in ills, endeavoring to pay my bill*, cometh the Standard Oil and oil the says something in the following sbout touch with the world all the time and position as editorial writer o f the to give such information to the offic­ thou were mine. Gone is my bank Times to go with hs son, J.* E. Worth­ ials, as it had been in the past, and other oilers and they gay to the dis­ this psrticular fire truck and its good keeping your city on the map every rail now,t no • more 'twould choke » ington, to the Lake Wales Highlander, no results followed. These citizens tributors, "put on a cent" and the dis­ work: hour in the day. Instead o f doing it cow, as once before. Yet, If I had tt* found that he couldn't stay away from may be assured by Mr. DeCottes’ at­ tributors say to the garage man “ put “ W. L. Scott makes a suggestion 'every week. It ail comes from that mon, so help roe, John—amen, 1« Tampa. So he is back at his old job titude, knowing that he will follow on a cent’’ and there Is two cents tax that might prove profitable. He says wonderful spirit that haa come to buy a car again and speed some root*now, has oiled up his old typewriter through the investigatioiv to the fin­ Instead of the one cent tax the legisla­ the county should own a fire track, Sanford that makes us all one big tors thought tbay were Hvoting. ■ H . Does which should be kept at the county family o f boosters pulling for a big and resumed his contributions to the ish, if proper testimony and facts are — Hardware World. given him on which to stork. this tax fall on the oil man? It does seat for usa anywhere in the county. city and abolishing any Jealousy, or editorial sage o f the Times. Mr. Worthington U a deep student not. It falls where everything else In The DeLand fire truck and power or small town stuff o f knocking the There is no one, we believe, not even the worlil falls, even to the ax—on tha pump Sunday afternoon saved at builders because they want to build a o f public questions, a fluent and force­ the members of the alleged Ku Klux least Its own. total cost and the cost big city. All together, men, for the ful writer and an'enthusiastic believer Kian, but will rejoice that this circuit of one year’s malntainancc. This is benefit of Sanford, The City Sub­ in the future o f Tampa and Florda. now has an official who will do his the third or fourth time the DeLand stantial. All for one and one for all. The oldest worker on the Times in duty as he sees It, without favor ex­ years, he is one of tho youngest In tended to certain classes, too co m - - ........— fire truck has been sent out o f town Let’s go. r -----------. _ _ thought. ■', and has done good work. But while munity, where justice is swift and.;Vislon and nothing will stop The men and women who make the sure, la known to support an organize- not Oven the improvements on the the DeLand truck Is out of town, the lim es are glad to have him- back in tion such as is alleged to be operating capitoL town Is at the mercy of any fire which thejr ranks, and ao also will Times may start, and the town would pro­ in Volusia county so freely. I . — ■---- ^-o------- -— ‘ . readers welcome his return.—Tampa bably be liable for the damage. Only The advent o f Geo, A. DeCottes In* CLEARWATER, Jtroe 22-” Th*t ^ Times. office, we believe, means the end o f Mary here l* I500 ln j h* wl f>outrages,- lawlessness, bootlegging, the late Mrs. Fitzgerald o fS < * wiretapping and other crimes In this lodge. The fund will be used o p community, if the citizens ' will stand vide a set of new metal book rocs* �THB8ANF0RP WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 24,1921 Gales Swept Coast Caught B ig Tarpon, of Texas Yesterday, Sanford Fishermen Causes H igh Tides There W ith the Goods DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY (Ii* m WWaaM***. D *ny) Mrs. L. Frank Roper and Hrs. Spearing entertained the Daughters o f Wesley very delightfully last night at the home of the former on the Wc4t Side. A very pleasant evening was spent with fancy work and conversation as the main features. At a late hour re­ freshments o f ice cream and cake were saved. Among the members o f the class who attended this evening’s affair were Miss Bessie Zachary, Mrs. J. D. Roberts, Mrs. H. L. Gibson, Mrs. Ralph Goodspeed, Mrs. Lloyd Brown, Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mias Lola Ev­ ans and Mrs. W. A. Lester. (T r m Widaaaday'* Dally) W. F. Blackman is in town today IIOUSTON, Texas, June 28.—'Ter­ transacting business. Sanford fishermen do not get Any rific winds with rising tides1;are re­ Mrs. N. J. Llllard and Mrs. H. A. practice on deep sea fishing around Neel wore visitors to Orlando ycaterSanford but they are good enough to day afternoon,. take the big ones no matter where A 60-mile gale with tide rising rfcpMiss Annie Loonardy of Hastings they find them and they do not get Idly, was sweeping Corpus Christ!, is the charming guest of Miss Alberta too big for Sanford fishermen to rope secording to word received here. Ay cock. them in. A party of Sanford fisherWind with a maximum velocity of men hare Just returned from a trip to Miss Grace Campbell and her moth­ 75 miles,, was reported from Point Is­ Boca Grande where they landed 17 er, Mrs. P. B. Campbell, o f St. Au­ land. gustine, are the guests of Mrs. A. L. tarpon in all, some of them running Life saving crews on Padre, and well over 100 pounds. Campbell. Braxos islands took refuge on shore J. M. Lawson, a well known busi­ In the party were F. F. Dutton, The wind at Galveston and Port Charles Whitner, W. A. Leffler, Wel­ ness man of S t Augustine, Is in the A rth u r was reported 40 miles an hour. ter Hand, alt ofc city this week on business and visit­ ’ srd and W. A. ing some of hla friends. Tides were rising. Radios from sea Judy, of the Prf Jfy. jdy C o, of JaekW. H. Brokaw, o f Orlando, and Prof. declared high winds were sweeping EVENING BRIDGE Roy Geiger, of William and Mary Col­ landward. lege, at Williamsburg, Va., were In The storm was coming from the (ftm n m U r'i 0*117) * Argentine Schools Mrs. E. F. Houaholder was the gra­ the city yesterday calling on their northeast Close Account “ Flu” cious and c h i r m h o s t e s s last nlgfai; many friends. The storm swept Urn Padre and BUENOS AIRES, June 22— All the when she entertained the members o :1 Miss Frances Hughey left this Braxos islands, off shore, and hun­ dreds of vacationists fled to the main­ schools through Argentina were clos- the Evening Bridge Club. Theta be­ morning for Gainesville where she will ed until July 21 by a government de­ ing throe tables of players and Mrs. take a summer course In methods o f land for safety. teaching and will be back thla fall to Flood warnings were given to peo­ cree as a result of the spread o f the Norma McLaughlin acted as substi­ take up her duties again as teacher tute for an absent member. ple who live in the low lands o f Gal- inuenxs epidemic. in the East Side primary school. Of unusual Interest was the game reston, where the United States wea­ Mayor John Martin was among the of bridge played during the evening T. N. T. CLUB. ther service reported a 6-foot rise In prominent gueata of the city yesterday High score among the- ladies was the tide. and was kept busy shaking hands with made by Mr*. F. E. Roumlllat, who i f m n i n i u 'i iwiir) The city is nine feet shove the low The members o f the T. N. T. Club was awarded a bathing cap. Col. Geo. his ipany friends. Mayor Martin is tide level and no extra precautions were most delightfully entertained W. Knight won a deck of cards for one of the coming young men o f Flor­ were taken within the u l wall proper, yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Raymond having made high score "among the ida and has a bright future before Water, however, falling (n sheets, Key at her home on Park ave. him. -^Ie has already, announced his drenched the island city. . Many ships The afternoon was pleasantly spent At the conclusion of the card game ntentlon 'of being a candidate for off the Gulf Coast were believed at with all kinds of fancy work, and sev­ the party motored out to Silver Lake lovomor four years hence and he will the mercy o f the gale. eral musical selections were enjoyed. where a delightful swimming party be a strong candidate. Spray was breaking over the sea Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Blackman o f Refreshments o f pineapple sherbet was enjoyed followed by a delicious *ake Monroe were in the city today. wall at Galveston, according to later topped with whipped cream and dev­ picnic supper. reports received here. They had as their guests at Whkiwa il's food and chocolate nut cake were lanch Sunday Messrs Ansel Miller o f Weather observers said they did served by the hostess. PROMENADE AND DANCE the Eustts Lake Region, W. S. Mc­ not expect further raise in the tide at Members of the club present were (Vrim T h u rtity ', Daily) Clelland! resident, and Chaa. Isted, Galveston and declared the sea wait, Mrs. Robert Grovensteln, Mrs. Sher­ Miss LeClaire Jones entertained cashier of tho First State Bank o f 15 feet high, running along the Gulf man Lloyd, Mrs. John C. Smith, Mrs. a Sustis. Mr. and Mrs. Simmons o f side of Galveston Island, would check Henry Purdon, Mrs. Ed. Lane, Mrs. most delightfully last night at Fred S. Dalger and Mrs. jArchie Betti Promenade and Dance at her horn* Jacksonville have also been their any danger. . extra guests were Mrs. Howard Chara- on Park avenue in honor of Miss Mary guests for several days. Post cards— local views— lc each at lerlain of Tangerine, Mrs. Emmett Elisabeth Puleston, who leaves July Mrs. C. C. Beasley leaves tonight 5th fo r Camp Junaluska, N. C. the Herald office. Hunt and Mhs. Clifford Peabody. I'or. Jacksonville where she will spend A profusion of lovely roses and several days with friends. i'ems were moat artistically used In Mrs. Agnes Berner and Mrs. John decorating the various rooms which G. Leonard! returned home Saturday ind been opened ensuitc. night from a week’s visit in Gaines­ Refreshments of pineapple sherbet ville. \jrhilc in Gainesville they atnnd cake were served at n late hour. There were about eighteen couples who enjoyed Miss Jones’ hospitnllty, Mrs. Allen Jones, Mrs. Frank Akers, Misses Daphne Wimbish, Ada May Adams, Carolyn and Lillie Ruth Spencer and Mrs. Virginia Coney as­ sisted the hostess in entertaining her guests. TIRES S old on ly ^ by d ea lers at the low est cost N O N -S K I D R eduction in alt styles and sizes Known and Honest Product AGENTS FOR Phone 17 Oak Ave. and Third St DR. HYSJAN OFF FOR VACATION n o t ic e or a rru oa n oN ro a Tax deeds UNDER SECTION *71, GENERAL STaT. una. Alto T n O r llf t n l# No. 91(1, datn) lb# 3th d*7 » f J||W. A. II. 1MH. H id C vrllfln l# tmIrfonri lb# following ilf-rfll^d property iltm lrd In MomIrod# (\iuity, flnrl.1l, lo-w lt: l o l l 8 in.l 4, t , m ' Jtnb.-I>lr. or WAfc o f N R * of HKI4, M#c. I, Twp. 30 It., n in e# SO fc. Tit# ■ild lind twin* iH fH o l i t lb# d i l l of tb# I#■ttinr# o f *urh c* rlin ril# In t!*« n m t o f J. U. Erin#. A lio T i l O r t l f t n l i N# 2013. d il# d the Sth d i j or Jun#, A. n. 1*14, laid O tr tlflriti »mb r i m lb# fulowlo* d«#rtib#d proporlf illm trd In B#mlnoii County. Flortdi. to-wtt: lo t S. K nit*' MublUr. o f \VS of NKU o f MKU of Her. I. Twp 30 a., lung# SO H. T ill iild land bring aH#*##d at lb# dal# o f lb* Idiniar# of the elements A JOLLY GOOD TIME. S o ld J n ^ C l^ c ^ r b o a r d CATES CRATE COMPANY DON’ T BE M A D A T T H E SM A LL M ER CH A t a H igher Price than ours; because he has give you to the other fellow. Our prices on today’s m arket on P U R IN A FEEDS are as fdllows: T— • Purina Omolene ___ ___ ............... $2.85 Purina Scratch .......................... 3.20 Purina Scratch, 50-lb. bag ................ L70 Purina Chicken C how der.............................3.95 Purina Chicken Chowder, 50-Ib. b a g ......2.10 Purina Cow ChoW ...............--------3*35 • Purina P ig Chow ....... :....... .......................... 3.35 Purina Calf ^fcal ........... 1*05 PH O N E 181 t l o r io a . Notlr# I* harrby *t»»n Ib it U i m b i l Kill l o w Company, Inr.. purrhiwr o f Tnx (Vrtlflr«l# No. 4K1. itiln l lb# 4th i l l ; o f Joly, A. I>. IDOt. In* fllrtl i t Id m l If i n l i In n ; ofriff. inu IiM mid# application for l i t d**d to l*#tu In irrortlinc# with Uw. Slid m t lflfit # rmbrif*# th« followln* dm rttw d pn*t«rty •lluilrd In fUntlnola cunirty, ______ to-wlt: ______ 1**11 I md 3 K u n i Huh.-tH*. of W’ H of NKli o f AKU H#r. I, Twp. SO B., IU nt« SO K. Tt># You can get more eggs and make more money by feeding Kens more material for A L L FR ESH STOCK L aw s o r Mrs. Turner and Mrs. F. R. Mitch­ ell, of the Methodist church, combin­ ed thpir Sunday school classes and gave them a picnic at West Side Park yesterday afternoon, simplicity being the keynote of the affair. The children enjoyed various games, tho one .affording the most fun was a bag race, a fancy cut sugar cooky being the prise fo r the winner. Marathon stunts and other games were enjoyed. Mr. Mitchell Joined the party after workhours and led the boys In a fine game o f ball, as he. too, enjoya ball and is a real boy among the boys. A six o’clock supper was served— not luncheon, but a supper/ with a whole lot o f good, home-made food, besides watermelon, peanuts and lemonade; lota of good lemonade made in a brand new tub loaned by the Hill Hardware company. Many thanks to Mr. Newman. Well, the boya pronounced themselves really full, and so the party dispersed with a promise t o ‘ Ip at Sunday ’school Sunday, and bring ahother fellow If they could. ’ . WANTED WANTED—Young cow. Moat bo freah and good milker. J, H. Mai­ mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfe SEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds o f hauling, 81-tfe WE WANT a lady or gentleman agent for the genuine J. R. Watkins Pro­ ducts In- Sanford and other vacant towns. A big opportunity fo r any hustler. Write today fo r free sam­ ple .and free particulars t?f our won­ derful o f f e r ^ - J . R . Watkins Co., 65 Memphis, Tenn. 44-4tp In tba Circuit Cd cult i f tb* •f tba la n a th Jodlclal Oirita of riirlda. Couily « l In Mouitnol# Coonty. Florid*. to-wit: lo t POK It ENT— 1 air# lart# ftirnl*b*d In* room, I b#d room.—Ur*. !U Samlaolo <1. Etana- Hub-IHf. of W4* o f N « U o f SR14. h w . i, Twp. au a., H im - s o a. n># »« ij Oah A**.. lt*gU Horn#. 1*1,1 b*U* a»a#H#d at tb# d il# o f lb# I**#- GOOD PONY for sale cheap. NOTICE or BALE. ■nr* o f iorb m tlflca t# In tbo Mm# of J, l‘*opU* tlin* or Siufqrd, norlil*. M ibt#' It. K#*ly m d P u l U. K#*ly. Nolle# I* b*rtby git#* tb it I* p-r»o*n<* o f F t iil D**r*# 1* ■bo,* r io H o f irllo a d*t#d Jun# XI. IN I, tb# und#r*l(n#d will o lf* r far pabtlr m I# b#for* tb# cwort bouM door i t fUnford, Florid*, a# Mood*). Augmt lit , 1B31, tb# falknrto* dnrrlbrd propvfty l i Mrmloal# IVmoty flo r id * : ir t* ll», S3 *od S3, o f " n y o d 'i” . brbt* * #ubdl>l*li* o f tb# K'k of lb# NKH o f ' tb# NNH of tb# SW Ii o f H#r. M , Twp. U M.. U*n*# M X T*rtn* o f H i*, ru b . t * j . a . Art a h o n , Apcrtil l l u l t r I* l*hior#ry, Vf, II. (Viwfard. , Ooubm I for CofopUtmnl. 43-lle Null## I* brrrby glrrn tb it I*. H. Ikwtoit, purrtiiwr of T * i O r llf ln t # No. U l , d*l*d tb# 2nd day o f Jan#, A. D, IMP. t u fllrd u U <*rtlflr#l# In my otfl<*. in<l h u B id# ipplln ilo u fur I n d##d to l*#a# In *rrord*i<* with Uw. S lid n r tlftn l# , »nb#i(*# lb# following dnrrttwd proprrty *|tuil*d In Armlnol# nm sty, Florid*, to w ll: N a ii ot AS 14. IU«. XI, Twp. s i M, Ring* 31, W irrr*. Tb# u l d land b#lug i m i u J it Ibi dit# o f tb# I m i w * o f •Mb c#rMIVit« la tba u ln a o f I’ lkpown, l!o* Uh u ld carttflrata iball bo raduaud acrordla* ta Uw I n d**d will lW** tbanoa an tba SOib day o f July, A. D. 1MI. W ltnrw my o fflrlil ilgnalura and M il IbS tba s u b day o f I n # . A. It. IBXI. (MEAL) E. A. ItOCOLAHS, ->• I’lnk#7. A in T n C *rllflrit* No. BM4, d itrd tb# Bib d a f o f Jun#, A. II. ISM, wald O rtlfteata »mbrano lb# fallowln* d#*crib*d prop-tty ilta it*d la Hcmlnali Conn Iy, riorlda, to-wlt: Lota f to I t. Nrana* Sob-Wr. o f W * o f K g o f HE»i. H#r. I, Twp. XS S. Ran** SO N. Tb* Hid land twin* ***»m»d at tbi data o r tb* laraanr* t.r*orb r—rtlflral# I* tb* nan* o f J. M. Etana. A in T a t O /tlflr a l# N». 9900. drt*d lb# (Mb dar o f ion*. A. P. IBS, H id tyrtlfleal* #«• tirarn tb# follow Ia* d—rrlbrd proptrly itlaat* nl la Armlnol# O H M /, florid*, to-wit! Lit IS, Ifu n i Mab.-IHv, 1 3030. Tb# H id Und tw­ in* inrnufd I t Ib l d ll# Of tb# I n o in d of •orb r*r1lftril# In lb# nioi# o f It. N*ltl«. A in T it O r llf lr il* No. »M5. <UI*d tb# BUT .1*7 * f Jbnc, A, l». ISM, H id O rrtinrit# »n lirir** tb# followln* d#ierth#d property, ilt u t r.1 In A-mtnol# t’uqnly. florid*, to-w it: Lot Apply to H. H. Foster,. Heck Hammock. ' ■ ______________ 44-2tp FOR SALE—Good farm mule iif good condition.—M. Fleiseher. 11-26-tfe New car o f cement Just arrived. Let ua make you prices on cement be­ fore you buy. Cates Crate Co, Phone 181. 40-tfe ‘ Celery Seed just arrived. Import­ ed direct from France. In original VUmorin sealed packages, ‘ Come and see us.—The L. Alien Seed Co,, Sanford, Fla. 44-4tp brier# tit# followln* d»*rrtb*d property *1twit#4 t* Hanilnol# IV iuty, Florid*, ta-wlli Lota I t ■nd U Btina B*b.-INr.. Bar. I. Tw o. SB Rang# W K ilt. Tb* u l d Und bain* i w i l at tba data of tba'Uaaitw* o f i#rb c* rtlfln ta la lb* turn* o f B. AUml fill**# H id rrrtU lritM (ball b* r*d***t*d i b r-ordin* to Uw ta* daad will U n a tbarun on lb* 801 h day o f Joly. A. D. 1*31. Wlloraa oiy o ffk U l *(*ait*t* la d M il tbU fb* M tb diy #f l i n , A. D. IS tl. (SEAL) X A. DOUGLASS. CWrk CMail Oprt. MrmlMl# C o u ty i Ft* M. W BIKA, D, O. .NOTICE TO EQUALIZATION THE BAPTIST BOYS CLUB / The Baptist Boya Club will hold its Notice ie hereby given that the monthly dinner at the Temple dining Board o f County Commissioners in and room,on Friday evening at 7:80. The club la composed of 89 boys, 9 for Seminole County, Florida, will big brothers And two big sisters. On*, .meet in the Court House at Sanford, hundred pistes with chicken will be Florida, on Monday, July lith , at 10 served. .The desert will be'watermel- o’clock A. M. 1921, ss an Equalisation Board for the purpose o f hearing comSeveral short talks will be made. plaints and receiving testimony as to The boys will elect the officers for thexfaluh o f any property, real, per­ sonal or mixed as Axed by the County the next three months. The boya of Sanford Interested la Tax Anseswfr for assessment far tho Joining the club may take up the taxes for the year 1811. matter with Dr. George Hyman or B. A* Douglas, Mr. Ed. Henderson. u -s u Clerk. Nall## U b#i*by *t»«n that l a m a F. Or**#, Mrrbaaar at Ta* O H tfU *l* Na. 11X 4at*d tb# 2nd day o f Jane. A. D. I ll* , baa ntad aaM Orrtlflrat# la my offlr#, in d baa mad* appUriUon for ta i daad to ,l*an* I* Kvardane# mttb Uw. Said rartmeata tmbrart* tba follawtae daarrlbad proparty altaatad la ArmtnaU Ownty. Slortda. t»-w lt: N W ft. U t 4, SUcb IS, Chapman a T o rk rt'i Add. to S i,fo r d . Tb* Mid Und b a ll* iaa#m#d i t tb* data ot tb* lan i # r * o f n t k r#rtlflr*U ta tba m m * at Un­ known. UttUaa tald ra rtin m # abnU bn ##• drrmrd ammUag tn Uw tig daad w ill U*M lb*r*«n tb# SOtb day •( J*ty. A. U. m i . • W llnaai my orflrtil algaitnr# la d Mai tbU lb* M tb d iy o f J i m , A. IK m i . (BRAL) X r. UOL’OLABS, Clark Ctrtnil Cbnrt, lUmtnot* Ckmity. n * . Mrs. P. T. Monger returned Friday from a month's visit to Loulahurg, N. C., where she has been with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Wilson. �rj:> t* •T r . . . . . . r • # INFANTRY REGIMENT COMPLETE, FLORIDA TROOPS ARE READY . FOR THE BIG ENCAMP1 NT v o n ox o r nrooaroaanov N»Hre ia btrtby ( t i n , that tt> ’ . . . latrad to appij la the Donor able Carr A. 'liarda«. Governor o f U>a BUIa o f Florida, at TalUbaaat*. riorlda. oa tba 12th day o f Jaly, A. u. 1031, for totter# P atrol locorporatlaa • AUTOMOTIVE SUTTI.T CO M r AX T aadar tba follow io* propoota charter, tba artslaal o f which U bow oa HU In tba offlca o f tba Sacratary o f Btata at TaUabaaaaa, riorlda. . A. B. CUBNRT. Holies la hereby ytrea that w t. tba under­ aimed lmeorwratara, tataad to apply to Ilia E in llrn cy Cary * . .Bafdsa. Oortrnor o f tbo Blato o f riorlda. at TalUbaaatr. riorlda. on tba 11th day o f Jaly, A. D. 1021, or aa aooo thereafter aa wa can ba board, for Letters Pat­ ent to bo Ustred to tbo HASH-LINK AturTIUCT COBI’ OtIATIDN. o f which corporation tbo fol lowlay aball Ut tba Articles o f Incorporallon. ARTICLES 0 7 IXCORPORATION or H A I H -U ir x ABSTRACT CORPORATION „ . ARTICLE Z. Tba name o f thU corpora lion aball ba NASH LINK A11HTR.ACT CORPORATION, and Its pria dpal placo o f boatoaoa aball ba la Sanford, Srml nola County, riorlda. Tba said corporation may bars o ffice s elaewbtre la Iba Stats o f Florida *«pJSu htf ba,Ln**“ ■ M brooms neersnary □f CIRCUIT OOURT OT TRR tETlMTH JU­ DICIAL ca cu rr or Florida, . R ZM H 0L X OOUJTTT / -1 J ' * 1' ^ « s a S ?£ B ! i BIG 4 , GOLD MEDAL ’ LI f - - - ; A "IfV • ’ ■ - . ’ | W^ C_ y - . ' * - • • . *\i? ■ . i , ML, • v. v. ••/ ■ - >: . ' ‘ a TH E SANFORD W E E K L Y H ERALD, FRID AY, JUNE 24,1921 U U , *a cMfmred Gtorg* Gala**, Complainant, llabod one# rack wrek* to a^ v*. Itoafbrd Herald, a nearepSLl^ U *£ Dels Oouuly, Florldi ^ ^»P*P*r publkb^ |, Jcnnla Gaines, Defendant. CITATION * ord^ * * To Jtuala Oalnaa, place o f reeldttxe* unknown: itS T (Clark's Baal) . . _ You *re hereby ordered la bn and appear be­ fore our aald coart at tb* Court Ilona* In Banford. Florida, la tb* above aniltlrd. __ ___. Ftret Monday lo August. 102] , tb* asm* t o * | DICKINSON A DICKINSON “ *B#W lb* first day thereof, and a m l* day o f tbla Solid lore fo , O o m p ,,},^ * Court, (o answer tba MU o f ooaaalalnl filed herein against yon, else tba asm* win NOTICE OT IXCORroRATInw aa confessed and followed by appropriate do­ Notice la hereby on the tba 2*tb XXth <Uy o f j,B * i «to 'V , •^nfcm a lt la farther ordered that tbla cedar to pub­ WlU on ItoM tftar m ro o ra a t* ^ ' , lished U lb* Sanford Herald, a Dewspaper pub­ lished la Seminole County, Florida, one* aacb orabl# Carey A. Ilardae r t i^ I fL 17 u <b* roTJ o f Florida, tar L eU tn % t S * , * * *to S t£ week for eight cuostcatlr* weeks. Given under my band and seal e t laid Ooert, ‘ 'DRYAN-WHRELER MOTOR^JjiTIPWkS? this tb* 23th day o f May, 1U1. (ZEAL) . X. A. DOUGLASS. Clark o f Circuit Court. “ * *“ “ « ' w S . ^ t.7uS T ' - ' , Semlnol* Ooanty, Fla. B y: v . b . Do u g l a s s , . • ’ | W‘ + ' „Wn**LER 11-0le Deputy Chirk; Legal Advertisements r “ *d irne in ti mind that each It must bo borne riO P O SX D ARTICLES O f ixCOXTORATIOX company must take tho required num­ AUTOMOTIVE SUFTI.T COMPART ber to camp as pay will not bo allow­ Wt, tba BBdrralynad, bara tftrad to aarodita ■ B L -.J I . ooraalraa. aod do bartby tocoa# aaroriatta, for ed if they do not, so got busy. tba parpoaa et formIn*' a body politic aad rorIt is also very important that each .“ S L ! * ** Tlrtn« of tba lawa of tho JKfjLt . V ?* of E,<* 1<1*. bn* do baraby adopt tba folARTICLE II. company put all men through the pre­ Pu kmlaf artlclaa af Incorporation: K r Tba yroaral nature o f iba buslnraw to ba , <*“»»■ D»nj) _ ARTICLE I, tranaaclrd by tba corporal loo aball ba aa fol­ Since bulletin No. 2 was issued, the liminary target practice before camp. E ;‘ N • coreoralloa aball ba AUTO- lows: T o transcribe tba pabllc records ef Regiment o f Infantry has been com­ Company commanders must give this UOTIVR BUITI.T COMPART, and Ita principal Seminole, Lake aad Volusia Counties, riorlda. pUca o f baalarao aball ba at Sanford. Horlda. and such other Counties aa may be determined pleted, sixteen units o f tba Infantry matter their best attention. bnt It may bara and aalabllab roch otbar place* upon, nod to couiplls Abstracts e t Tills to real of boalore* aa tho Board o f Directors may from property la tba Ooentlte o f Samlaolo, U k s and The legislature was very nice to the tlma’ Regiment having been federally' rec­ I W w .; to ilma drlartnlaa. • . t ?: Volusia, and ouefc otbar Counties aa may ba bere­ „ . ARTICLE 8. nt tar determined apoa for commercial purposes NOTICE OT ATTUOATIOV TOR T A X DEED ognised. Also a coast artillery com­ National Guard and gave all the Ap­ aiTicLia or u co a ro u n o a UNDER SECTION 17* GENERAL STAT­ Tb* (aaaral H at ora of tb« boaloraa to ba aad to yuaraaloo and Insure Utlaa to real prop­ UTES, L4.WR OT FLORIDA pany at Jacksonville, has been feder­ propriation asked for. The increased traaaaeted aad eoodaetad by aald corporation erty la aald Seminole, Labs aad Volnala coun­ shall ba aa follows, to.wit: ties, riorlda aad aacb other Oosallte aa may ba quarterly and annual allowances will ally inspected and favorably reported Nolle* U to*r‘ . Mren that J. R. Lairg, parTa artjolra. b oy,' ow n, aril, maaafactnra aad brreaftrr determined upon. To purchase State a f C IU P.CertlflcaU N*. 1ST, dated by the inspector. This with the Mo­ go in tA ffe ct July 1st, which will help otharwlaa da it la aatoaaobllaa. aalomoMla Ursa and County and Municipal lax sale certificate* rbasar tba 1st day a f A j ^J A ‘ . "a ISIS, •••• baa •—* filed -Mid ■ * pure!*, under aad and aalomoMla arcaaaorlaa o f all klada and daIn Its own behalf and aa ire a t for otbar Par­ rertlflrat* la my o il . tor Transport Co., completes all or­ out materially. Stat# e t Florida,•. aad d* do bereh^Ia^*' « a* to acrlptioo; to boy. aaU and daal to paints, oils, ana. persona or corporation#, and atU and assign a fur tag dead la las** la ac M with lowing Article* of incwjv*!^. «to 5 Bear in mind that we are going to saaollaa aad otbar motor foal; to ow T establish , tba tame for profit or to obtain U x deads Uw. Stid u r t lflc t U i n b r i f t til mlbr *d ufollowing ganisations allowed this state by the '.iBSSSY“~ maintain and oparata (a ra ( aa aad aalomoblla thereon. TO boy and sail mortgages, stocks, sllnalad la BavnlaoJa Ctounty. I ■ Tb# aaaro o f IbU OoreSaiioa w, n a, Militia Bureau, except three batalllon have the beat National Guard in the rapalr shops for Iba rapalr aad •torays o f aato- bonds and otbar stcarlUra aad to own and con­ draerttodI jproperty w l t l Lot S. Block S. Tier B. O ty o f ! AN-WHEELER M O T X m rJ ,u ?. ** • »!mobllra aad otbrr rablclra; ta osrn, astabllab. trol Iba asms. Ta bay, aaU, make, mortgage, ^ In headquarters companies, consisting o f United States. Each company com­ readart and malntalo storafa battrry arnica lease, manage, rqptrol or otherwise operate ab­ Saaford. TU . Tb# aald lead being aaaaa*id at- principal ofner* and tb# Q ltl 41 men. mander should strive to have the very atatlona, paint abopa for the palatln* and ran- stract books or abotract plants for profit la tba tb* orattny o f antomobllra aad otbrr rabides, aad OoaaUas o f Samlaolo. Lake and Volnala and Another allotment o f troops to the best company and .should get the men Tolcaalalny plants tor tba rebolldlby o f aato- sack other counties la tba Slats o f Florida aa Urea; tp yratrally aayaya In, coodort may hereafter be datermlaad upon. To ears, imbued with this idea. There is noth­ “mabila US. dated state will ba made July 1, 1221. i n t JT " j boalaaaa o f daakra to aU boy, aalL - laaaa, niortgaga or otherwise so­ filed said certifies la my offlca, and baa I • . a r t i c l b It. f*On completion of the regiment, all ing that can help a company more kinds a f foods, wares aad marcbaadlaa o f ar. cia l bar real aad personal property In tba atata mad* application for U sisM _______ _ Tb* ___ _______________ _ .*.f the ed to________________ l**o* U accord-1 gtaeral nature •ry class aad daaeHpUow; to snqolrs. own. af Florida. Tb act aa Trustee foe lndl r Ulnala re with U w ., Said certificate tmbrares____ tb*■|.ranasetfd traaaactad and aad eoodaetad roodarlad tby ___________ _______________ o field officers were oppolntcd and the than to get the men to feel that their laaaa. rest, sail aad otharwlaa daal la real ar corporations, to extents trust*, and to act fa following described property ajtxuttd u Semis ta ll t o na follawa, to-wit: ratatoi to borrow monry aad arcara tba mom aa K ite .to re o f Wills aad Administrator e f organization of the Florida National company is the beat company. nMt rounty, Florida, to-w it: U t » , Ulark B, ■ T o acquire, sail, bay, owa e t tn“ f- booda. or otbar Estate*, and to oparata and coadact a gtoaral Tier 0 . City e tf Sanford. Fla. Tb* *— • U ■- ’ nuto — io L ™ita , I t a ’ said aald _i « _3 o-**■ tta—— n rla i ■ daal “f According to th last National Guard * * 4 to do all aacb otbar treat bus!ores at any time this corporation may Guard is as follows: * at* tb* data e f tba laaaaaee a f aad aatotooblU aeeaaaortaa of aad tortbrr tbloya aa may ba a ream ary or a i- comply with tb* require m enu o f tba law* o f Mag such certificate la th# asm * a f W . R. Durham. Bullein, Florida ranks 10 out of 47 daacrlpilto w hatooava^to boy, Col. Raymond C. Turck, command­ y y - J to ta for lha seccaaafBl tranaae- tba Stats o f riorlda gorem lng tb* asm*, and Unlaaa aaM certifiestaa shall be redeemed as- gaaoltoa. a ay aad all kind* of J u .T? * 14 to extrcUe aad enjoy aU o f tb* privilege* pre­ states in tfee reorganization of the Ikm o f tba boaloraa o f thU corpora lira, and to scribed ing 1st Inf., Jacksonville. f T ’U o g t o U w tax dead w ill las** tbareoo oa k lta* o f motor fuel: to ow Tratahlta * nailer Iba proruloM o f Inherent powers ^*7’ •■*»* •*> »»• *Ubta. powers STIR day e f Jon*. A . D. 1821. ead rqalpp and oparata o " n a ,u , Lt. Col. Vivian B. Collins, 1st Inf., National Guard, with two companies sod prlrtlayas Inddrntal to corporation* orfan- according to tba alatales e f Iba atata o f n a r ­ lb#Wltnaas my official signature aad real Ibis , aad rtlailoy tu drr tba laws o f tba Slats id*. g e n r t^ r e p a lr a n d ' j “J lb# lBUx day o f May, A D. 1021. and a sanitary detachment yet to hear o* l lorluA. Plant City., ARTICLE UJ. . <MAU) R. A« DOUOLAS9, _ ’ ARTICLE III MaJ. John L. Crary, Quartermaster from. If companies will recruit and lira amoont of too capital alock ot tbU cor- Tb* auouat o f Iba capital stock o t Ibis cor Clark CtmUl Court. poratlon tball to Ftflaea Tbou.and (IIS.000JMI . . . . I ” .w_. uamt ] \ SamlaoU County, Fla. •ervlce, volcanUtng plants get more men, our standing will go •*>r,*l>°B.**JlUJ * Corps, S t Augustine, Fla. Tbooaaod Dollars, to ba Dollars. In to divided tato’Oo* Thousand (1,000) dOAtp condact any aad all manner Sf to a U w ? ? !!'^ \ By A. M. WEEKS, D. a 21,ld*dl| > U > rira llandrrd aharrs of O na linnaba re* of tba.par value ef Ftflreu (f 18.00) D elstill higher. advanremeot o f tb* ailotnoblU ItamS? S i ^4 MaJ. David F. Dunkle, Ordnance dred Dollars aart Tba capital stock of this tare aacb. Bald stock may to paid for In caab noarm lly angag* to. conduct and rerre’ _ J corporation m a;A payable In. lasatd or turd or ' In properly, labor, or service*, at a Joat « m c iE of M A i m 'i sav« \ / ^ Department, West Palm Beach. boaioaa* o f dealer* to all kinds of for lbs purchase ST property, rllbar real or per- valuation lo to fixed by tb* board of director* and axarcbaadU* o f .vary c u 4 MaJ. Walter Blackmar, Inspector OPENS MEETING WITH PRAYER. aooal, or for tba payment of labor or arralcra, at a meeting called for such purpose. la tba Circuit Court of tb* Seraath Judicial to aequlre. owa. teas*, rent, * il y L 2 5 2 <3 at a just raluallor thereof, to bo drtermlnrd by ARTICLE IT . Circuit a f tb* SU U a f Flail da, U aad far oltorw U * deal In any and all kUdT^r ! ! j ^ * Gen.. Dept., Jacksonville. tb« Hoard of IHratora. Tb* corporation aball axial perpetually. BaaxUals County.— Ia Ctaacary. U to ; to borrow mooay and ^ r a ika ^ Z 4 AETICLT IT . What was probably the first action ARTICLE ▼. MaJ. Guy A. Klock, Medical Corps, mortgage*, dred* o f treat, bond* 0f M i . r U TbU corporation aball conllnot and bara toll Tb* business of lb* corporalion aball to con­ Prop Ire Hank o f Sanford, Florida, Complainant, tattoos therefor, and to do a d la ib olUr i i i ! . of its kind in the history ofcitycoun- powrr to nereis* Its corporals rlfhts aad fran- ducted by a Board ot Director* constating of State Surgeon, Daytona. aa may to streaaary or axptalrnt to t o fc m t o rblses for a iwriod of nlnaty-nlns years from and Ices iban three nor more than five mem- L. J. Illxaoo, Respondent. tb* auccraaful transaction o f tb* •__“ J MaJ. Wm. E. Whitlock, M. 0. Reg­ cilsan d city commission in New Smyr­ anrr the commencement of Ita corporals ciUI- not Nolle* la hereby given that In p e m in c * o f IhU fpnmratloo .n d to h n „ . . . m t o r e T * tore. Tb* Dtreeior* from their number (ball na was taken at the regular meeting toca. P "*1 I® ‘ bore entitled cane* oa J°J elect a ITealdent; a View-President; a imental Surgeon, Ft. White. rtf hi# power* and Drlili*r»« Kri _ . • ARTICLE V. Way 21, 1021. I will o ffr r for salo at publle lary and Treasurer. On* person may bold tb* MaJ. Jay H. Hennig, 1st Inf., Com­ of the city commission last Monday Tb# I .ulneaa of tbla corporation ,b.n be coo- office of both Secretary and Treasurer. Th# outcry to tbo hlgbaat bidder at tb* front door dental to corporalloaa o r g a n i c .S i . officers: a President, a persona wbo are to roodact tb* boaloraa of ? ! of ,u Uw* °l ^ Bun U b0? 7 u tanford. Semlnol* O o u - Ftorida? 7 manding 3rd. Bn., Brooksville. night, when'the meeting was opened l Ice-11resident, ,ol|o»lot a Secretary and Treasurer,' wbo this corporation ma Ita temporary officers until 'r . Florida, oo July 4th. 1021, during Urn legal ‘ ’ ARTICLE i n , “ J !*“ • Prrw*. aad a B oard boats s f ssls (ha following dreerlbed rroperir MaJ. Yandell 0. Brown, 1st Inf., with prayer, Rev. W. II. Pound being of Directore, of nol Iras ibaa ibree, nor more tb* Dtreeior* nr* elected at tb# first annnal Tb* amount of tb* cn p lu i stock af tils aw. meeting or tba atocklmhler* hereinafter provid­ Wtnstsd In Semlnol# County, riorlda: T baW aat poratlon shall to Twaaty-flr* Thourind r w i i Comdg., 2nd Bn., Live Oak. present for that purpose and giving ...T*..p*r^ OJ' wbo B,“ ' stockholder*. ed for aball to Caorga 8. Nash,'President; W. II. fo t o divided tola Two Hundrta ^ r f ft T o S ?f rr. Until the Orel meeting of tba stockholders, Link, Vice-President; IS. 8. Raker. Secretaryshare* o f th* par value, o f On* U ia tn l | MaJ. Chester H. Wilson, 1st Inf., tho invocation immediately after the hereinafter presided for, tbo officers of this Treasurer, wbo. together with R. 0. Dom ed*la tore ($ 10000) aacb. Tb# capital VtSkM L shall to: A. n. tbrnry. I'realdent: Comdg., 1st Bn., St. Augustine. E. 8. Werr/etoy constitute Ik* Board of corporation may to payabU In th* Usfat mm session had been called to order by rerportiloo N. B. W. Slalrunk. Vlre-rrealdent. and J. N. and Directors. Tb* first annual mrellag of tb# ay o f th# United BUtaa o f America, or payilb Capt. II. C. F. Dohn, Quartermas­ Mayor Gaddis. Because they believe Hcliwrers, Secretary and Treasurer. Tb# Hoard atockboldere shall to told oo tba Second Tues­ - -----wiui A iw iu r iv up I In. leaned or uata for tb* parebaa* of onawtt of D treeior* aball to A. B. Chanty, N . B tod high ten*Ion tn ifoeto ImltJon •jatem tod day la January,^A. D . 1022, and aooually tbrreo ltto r real or pareooal, or fo,. th. w S t a l ter Cofps, Daytona. It gives them a better inspiration for Slalrunk and J. N. Kcbwrera. • aftir on lb* Second Tuesday In January of aacb oo# IX hore. power Latbrop alngU cyltodar gaa- ,b7 «■ " " U r n at a juat vrtnaita ttowk Tb# first or organlaaUon meeting o f lb* stock­ and every year, such mealing lo to held al Ut* olla* engine, romp let* with ahaftlag, wheals to Organisations and Stations of the to datarralota by tba Hoard of I M a a their labors, the commissioners have holder* shall to told In the City o f Sanford. principal office of (to corporation al Hanford. and romblnatlou atcrua bearings and sto rin g box a masting told for sorb purpose Seminole County, riorlda. on tb* 10th day of Florida. Florida National Guard for each engine. Also on* gaaotlb* laonrb announced that all meetings in future July. ARTICLE IV. A. th. 1021, for the purpose o f adopting named Winona, length M feet, breadth II fret, ARTICLE VI. TbU corporation than cantina* aad U ri fd Co. A, Daytona, Capt. II. G. Pollitx. will beopened with prayer, tho sever­ by laws and completing tba organisation of this The highest amount of Indablrdnrna or lit- tb* asm* being a fU t. round bottom gaaoUn* power to vx erela# l u corporal# rlgbta aad ton. Co. B, Miami, Capt. Robt. N. Ward. al ministers of the city being called on corporation, nnd nlto for lb* purpose o f elect­ MUty to which Ihl* corporation can at any launch, compleiely equipped and bearing atr­ ctU r* for a period o f ninety-nine yean, fta B gy • ing sorb officers o f tba corporation aa are lima subject Itself ta On* Hundred Thousand ia number 20M72. all foregoing land 1n BemL and after tb* rommrncrmrnl of Ita mrawib Co. C, West Palm Beach, Capt. for this purpose.—New hereinabove provided for, and ttoreaflrr. iba (1100.000.00) Dollars. ool* County, Florida. Ttrtsa o f aal* cash. I • xlatane*. or antll sooner dlooolrrd xccurtbg n Smyrna annnal meeting o f the atockboldere o f Ihl* CorARTICLE T il . Charles R. Holtalaw. SCHELLB MAIN EB. notation shall to held on lhe first Tuesday In News. The seal of this corporation shall bj a circu­ ARTICLB V. July o f each and tarry year. P**U ' “ M,W U a “ DC*r7' Co. D, Sanford, Capt. Geo. A. Delar Impression and bear In Ilia center tb* word* Banford. F U .. Tb* boaloraa of thU corpora Uoo aball to an H K vARTICLE VI. May 24. 1021. 4,_|t# doetta by tb* following offlctri: a Prr "Corporal# Baal" and around tba circumference Cottes. , Tba highest amount o f Indablednaaa or llnbll- "NA8U-LI.NK a View-President, a Becretary lad Tt» AU8TIIAOT CORPORATION, 666 cures Malarial Fever. . ,!° corporation aball subject Itself 1021." wbo may to oo* and tb# Mint’ parses, tad i Co. E, Live Oak, Capt. Bernard L. shall to an amount not to excrel lha amount of ° r. * " U C A T I0 » r o * TiLX d e e d Board o f Directors, o f not Iraa than tin ARTICLE T il l. UNDEB BKCTIOW »7». OEVERAL STATlha capital dock o f thin corporation, Rhodes. Name*, residence* and subscription o f Inror more (ban fir* pareona. who mast to _ UTZS. LAWS OF FLORIDA „ ARTICLE V I!. po rtio n : bolder# o f Mid corpora Uoo *DJ rntlllvd I* vto Co. F, Jacksonville, Capt. Geo. J. . T1‘ * n>lu** *n<1 residence* o f the aotocrlblag lug power#. No. of incorpora lore, and tm ounl o f lb* capital alock NotlcA la hereby given that ftidor Curlrtt. Garcia. Niro# Residence Until tb# tint meeting of th* xtoct!_____ Kb are* aubacrltod by each art an followt, lo-w lt: Geo. B. Nash...............Orlando, Fla. .( .. . . . I S O purebaaer o f Ta* Certificate No. 233, dated the hereinafter provided for, tto officer# of tilt an Co. G, Starke, Capt. Archie J. k m uxtxnln, Ctorgla .......... 200 tharea poratlon aball to: W. R. tJnk................. Orlando, Fla. ............ 400 M flcn V I D' ,0 ,# ' h“ »»U1 rerN. H. W. Slalrunk, Sanford, r ia ........ 23 .hares R. 0. Rurnadale..........Banford, Fla. L. T . Rryan, President; L. Y. Rryaa. Tim ............ IBS fo ? T * . i w f ,°rf f* ' " f 1 h u “ •'l* application Thomas. J. N. flchweer*. Sanford. Fla................ l share NOTICE o r AFFUCATIOir FOE TAX DEED E. 8. Raker..................Orlando, FU. President; and W. V. Wheeler, BrcirUry ml i j7*1 ' 10 u*°* ,n acroVdanc# with Uw 10 IN WITNESS W H E n E O r lb* aotocrlblng to “ ld " f ' l f l c . t e embrace# the following deacrlb- Treasurer, and tto Hoard of Director* aUO to Co. II, Lake City, Capt. Clinton V. OEO. B. NASH. UNDER SECTION ITS, OENZRAL corporator* bat* hereunto act their bands on this *d property. *ltuale<I In BemlnoU County, rior- L- T. Rryan, L. Y. Ilryan and W. V. WtoatK • W. R. LINK. McClurg. the 7lh day of Jonr, A. II. 1021, STATUTES. LAWS OF FLORIDA Tb* ftret or organUatloo mrating of tto t a d R. 0. RURNBRALE, w a T lJO iB , i Range HE 32 oE.. f NE' o f 83 NE'* A. II. CHENEY. W. it Twp run4 W yd*. N bold ora o f Mid corporation shall to hrld ti 01 R. S. WEV. Nolle* (a hereby glrrn that C. A. Calmer Co. I, Tarpon Springs, Capt. Harry . N. E. W . BIHTHUNK. City o f Sanford. County ot Semlnol* tad tub K. S. 11AKER. purchaser o f T a i Certificate No. |«T, dated tb* !a v v i* r,U' j H J 3 2 3 7,r,U ' N 0133 7*7<U. B W. Craig. o f Florida, oo tb* ttb day or Jaly, $. 0. US, STATE OF FLORIDA. «<»y o f June. A. D. 1010. baa filed aald car- STATE ____ _ ___ _ OF__FLORIDA. ^ N‘ W ,,WKKI‘ 8 T*1 * “ ,d UoJ b« ‘ n* •-rerod at th , data o f tha U-uanc. o f turb far tbo purpose of adopting Dy-tawa tad mm COUNTY OT ORANGE: . Ilflrale In my office, and baa mad* applies4 COUNTY Of ’ hEm 'i n o I.E aa Co. K, Orlando, Capt. Preston A y­ lion cert fleate In the name o f J. Q. Adam*. Eat. plating th* organluttoa or this rorportUa*. ml tar 111 deed lo Issue In accordance with . f e n - r i r v '.. On IbU day personally appeared before roe ---------- ----J10 J ‘* "b T given (h it K n d « CUT- also for tb* purporo o f electing rock rdlam ers. • Iiw. Said certificate embrace* th* following - 1 *, ” n E ,,Y CERTIFY that on this day to- Geo. H. Nash, W. R. Link, R. C. Eornadal*. H. described property .lloated In Semlnol* county, fore m . p ^ . R , appearetl A. 11. Cheney. N. H. Raker, B. 8 . Wav, well known lo me to to lett, purrhaaer o f Ta* C«r1lflrate No. 238 dated o f th* corporation as ar* brrrlnibort yravtta Co. L, Wauchula, Capt. Mai. Altman riorlda. lo-w lt: All W. of h i . Johns river, 8re. h. W. Slalrunk and J. N. Bcliwaere. to me well tb* persons, who executed th# foregoing char­ •h*,,2? " d*7 A. 11. 1010, hae filed aald for, aod that tbrrrafttr tb* anasal b h IIm rf Twp. IP, R. it , E. 13 acres. The aald land . .. . ,b* R ™ * 1 named In nnd wbo ter and severally, each for blmaalf and not fox certlflcata In my office, and baa made annll. tb* atockboldrr# o f thU rorportlloa toalf to Co. M, Biocksvilie, Capt. Chns. N. 30, ration for Tax Deed to taro* In accordance with told oo tba first Monday la Jinsary tf mA' subscribed their dame* to the foregoing article* being aa*e**ed at th* dal* o f the Issuance o f tba other, acknowledged that be exe;uic-| the Hobbs. . * each certificate lo th* natnt o f Unknown. Un­ o f Inrortwrallon. and they did severally ac­ ■am# for tb* use* and purpotr* therein ex­ JlearrltJd ** C* r ,,n r * ,e the followlcg and every year, at which annaal mv*tiA| ll deacrlbed property altuated In BemlnoU County officer# o f lb# corporation aball to tbcttd. less aald certificate shall be redeemed accord­ knowledge before me that they executed th* pressed. Florida, to-w lt: Beg. 83 yard* W of | V » ARTICLE VI. Headquarters Co., St. Petersburg, ing to law lax deed will laaaa Ihrreou tut the " S F .J Z L io * P“ n »» re therein expressed, Witness my hand and official aeal at Orlando. a V ' C The hlghrat amount o f IndebtedMW W 22ad day of July. A. I). 1021. • v ^ , T'Nr'S8 H7 * nJ o f Urt*l aeal at Ban- Orengt County, rioclda. Ihts the 30th lay of o f N « q o f n e h . i c . a f u n Capt. Jno. A. llardenburg. to o N m yards, W IBfl 2 3 y .rd , i hlllly to which IbU corporation obatl rah)ar1 to Wllnraa my official algdalure. and seal this ford. In (be County o f Seminole and State of April. A. D. 102). 1B2 yard., E 180 2-3 yard*. . Tb# Mid Uml twin, self tball not exceed tho aom of Fifty TV# ' Service Co., Hastings and St. Au­ lb* lllh day of June, A. II. 1021. * * ,be 7,h ‘,,r of J»ta..A. D. 1021. (Notarial Seal) W . J. HORAN, I.EOt.A I'OWEI.r.. (SEAL) K. A. DOUQLASH, ,b .*k d* '* o f ,h* ,M,,iDr* of such DolUra, at any tiro*. Notary I’ ubUe. State gustine, Capt. FranciB P. Tcnny. certificate In tb* name o f J. Q. Adam*. E*t ARTICLB VII. v , ^ Notary ruhtlc. State Clerk Circuit Court. . o f I'torlda. at I arge. Unl**4 aald certificate# .hall h* redeemed acTh* name* and residences of the aabrrtfttof I . ’ o f Florida al Large Semlnble County. I‘ !.t. Xly Commission expire* SepteniUcr 20. 1021. Howitzer Co., Jacksonville, Capt. J. My coni^lBlnn expire* [Vecetnber 21 Incorporator*, and - tb* amoont of tb* caylUl | W2I. Ry A- M. WEKKfl, n. C. ‘l * W, ' 1*1>.wMI 43 -lie iTe the 11th dey o f July,,1" A. 1021|MU' there.*• . « stork autocrlbrd by each are aa fullowa: •IBO A. DeCOTTEH. Alvin Register. Attorney for I nr. trj-.r a tori. 4J-3tc TV. V. Wheeler. Sanford, Florida. II tow s WltDVM my official .Igu.tnre sod real thU NOTICE OF AFPLICATION FOR TAX DEEDS the 2nd day o f June. A. ||, 1921. U T. ilryan. Sanford. Florida. 12 aban*. Sanitary Detachment, Jacksonville, NOTICE o r APPLICATION FOB TAX DEED L. Y. Ilryan, Banford. Florida. 1 it are. . UNDER SECTION *7*. OENERAL UNDER SECTION 471. OENERAL STAT­ -(SEAL) ij a . DOUGLASS. SPECIAL MEETING OT 8TOCKHOLDEH8 1st Lieut. Thomas S. Adams. In Wltn«M Whereof, We. tto vstacTtkiaf to UTES O r THE STATE OF IXOEIDA Clerk Circuit Court. STATUTES. LAWS Or FLORIDA Osreola, riorlda. Jun* Btb. 102L Seminole County, FU corporator# hare hereunto art oar band! ill 121st Motor Transport Cq., Q. M. Nolle* la hereby given that O. O. Wolcott 42-8 tc a ffixed oor orsU this, th* 28th d if tf Nxy, A Notice I* hereby given that D. W. Bbort, pur­ Noltc* U hereby given that by direction ot lly: A. M. WEEKS. D. 0. C., Jacksonville, 1st L t Wm. R. Fra­ chaser o f Tax Certifies It No. 17B. dated th* lb* Hoard o f Director* o f th* Osceola Cypres* purchaser o f Tag Cartlflcata No. 2330, datad tb* D. 1021 7tb day o f June, A. D. 180B, has flWd Mid cerIV. V . WHEELER, 2nd day o f June. A. D. 1010. has filed Mid cer- Company a special meeting I* hereby called to sier. tlftrat* In my offlc*, and hat made applica­ NOTICE OF APPDOATION FOR DECREE OF L. T. BRYAN. 11first • In my ofrtc*. and haa made application h? '**• d , F ° r Jo|7. A. D. 1021. tion far, tag deed to lasue In arrordanco -with DISSOLUTION for l i i dred to lasue In yrtoedanre with Uw. L. T. RRYAN. Coast Artillery Co., Jacksonville, J.0 :0 0 . a' m' ■* ,b * » t tb* Company Raid certificate embraces the fotlowta* deacrlh- at Osreola, Florida, for the purpose o f voting Uw. Bald certifies!* embrace* th* following *n> creditor# sod all other* having claims undvr 8TATI5 OF FI.ORIDA, Capt. Charles R. Dorsey. imr----------- — NOLB COUNTY. ed property situated In Bemlnul* C oukly/'riorl- on the question to Inrrrtar th* capital stock of dear rIlied property altuated to Seminole County, or against Ttaobatrtie* Ranch Company, n ror• nI i lHereby Certify, that on tbU‘ 4ay pwvetiW to w it: Reg. HE. roe o f JHaavd^txl W. tb* Company from $780,000.00 to $1,030,000.00 riorlda, to-wtt; * 1 poratlon under the laws o f Florida, haring ||a •pp«Kr»<S w fo rt rot, t o officer del/ tittortm Tho time for holding the Four Dny •la. Lot 10. Midways add to Oviedo. Tb# aald l-sk# Are., run H IPH ft.. E AVl.Cfl ft.. N IPS ft. by the authorlMtlon o f tb* laauanr* o f praftrred principal place o f huWneaa at Hanfor.l, Flor­ to atfmlnUter o«tht and Uk« •cknowWdfMrtk being aa**Mcd i t the date o f the Issuance School and Fifteen Dny Comp of In­ W B33M f|„ Sec. 32. Twp. 20 8 . Range 30 K. stock to th* aiboqnt o f $300,000.00 to to dl- oland ida, and to whom It m ly concern: f such certificate la the name o f Odd Fellow*: W . V. Wheeler, L T. Rryan rod L Y. BriJS ■I acre*. The said land tolng avseaactl at the l ! ‘l5<L .*n*0 share* o f tb* par valor of Taka notice, that Twohatche* Ranch ( t a i - to me well known and known by n* t* MU* struction has been postponed from date of th* Issuance of aoch certificate In the $ 100.00 each, and to fla th* relative right* and Alro: N olle. U hereby given that 0. O. Wolrott. purchaser o f Tnx Centrical* No. 340. j U r e '.* ,7 ?7 KW,,loo• * 1U' •* 10 00 *• >»., on aim* persona deacrltod In and wh« aitoflUH ■ name of Unknown. Unless said certificate shall prtvllegr* o f th* share* o f romnum stock and July to August and it ia proposed to to redeemed according to law laa deed will U- the share* of preferred elork o f aald company, dated tb# 3rd dhy o f July, A. D. 1018, has filed July 1, 1021. or aa aoon thereafter aa rounrol the foregoing article* o f Incorporatlea, tad Gey certificate In my offlc*. and haa made can to heard, apply by patltloo to the Judge of did. severally acknowledge before o f that BO hold the school and camp on the fol­ *u» thermo on the 22ud day of June, A. It 1021. and to provide the method by which aald addi­ aald " " 8eT,B,k Judicial Ctr- executed and signed tto Mid Artldva et Witness my official alfnatur* and aval this the tional share* o f preferred atoek shall to dia­ application for I n deed to lasu* In accordance cult of Florida, atotChamber#, for a decree of poratlon for tto ntea and part-*#* tkertl* to lowing dates: . School from August 14th day of June, A. U. 1021. with law. Bald certificate embrace* the foll-wed o f by tb* corporation, • voluntary dissolution, terminating Ita roroor- preroed. ! ? " ! ° * l’ top«rU altuated In Seminole •«BAI.) E. A. DOUGLASS, And. also to Amend Article III o f the Chap, 2nd to 6th, inclusivo and the camp •ccretllng to atatut* In such cm # In Wltnes* Whereof. I hav* hrresat* ml Je Clerk Clrtnlt tVuir’ . ter and Articles o f Incorporallon o f th* com­ County, Florida, lo-w lt: mad* and provldr*!. • rnand and official aval at Hanford, R * * ta t S. Midway near Oviedo. The aald land Beuilnnle lonnty, f.a , pany ro that Mid Article III shall conform to from August Cth to 20th, inclusive. n n .v t» ^ ,lo ,,A T c n E E R a n c h c o m p a n y tbla tto 2*tb day of May. A. P. IML ________ lly A. M. WKKKH, It. C. the term* « f lb# Increase o f capital stock and ***m**'7 ** *b* d ,t * ot Ita Issuance of ■ RORINBON A llRIDGUS. This means that those attending the (HBAI.) • E. F. IIOrSIlOLMK th* condition of such locreaa* nnd tb* retail?* •ueb certificate In th* name o f Nelson Horton. Orlando, Fla. , County Judge. glBlB*B o f tb* common and preferred alockbotd- i t - b S v " oU-t* ** Z * " 11/ liven that 0 . G school will leave tljeir home stations NOTICE OF APPLICATION rO R TAX DEED frights 41-Ste (taaty. G * * n. • Wolcott, purchaeer o f Ta* Certlflcata No 441 UNDEK SECTION IT! OENERAL STAT. W J 4 *£• 8rd «1*7 o f Jon* A. D. 1018, baa filed D f CIRCUIT COURT, TTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT on August 1st and those attending tho UTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA. . F. II. WIIXON. SEKINOJ-I QOUNTT, F L O R ID A ^' 4*,d ^H IH cat* |n my office, and h is mads ap. I'realdent. camp of instruction, on August 6th. Notice I* hereby glvtn that Mr#. Joete Prevail, pllcatjoo foC tax dee.1 to Usoe In accordance l' CHANCERY . V. J. KEITNKR, Am erican Legion purrhaaer o f Ta* Certificate No. 373. dale.1 th* 43-Sir " * M « ^ n c a t , embrecra th77ollow Becretary. Inc dMcritieO As the National Shoot at Camp 2nd day o f June, A. |l. 1010. has filed said cer. pm p^rl;, lo-wlt* Perry has been postponed to August Iirjcal# In my offlr*, iml ha* mad# aptillra IN CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL 3 1 ^ * To Locate Graves (O H i®111 ” Qff“ T TITLE V .J ? t* ,"7l0f - ,0■—Hwctl - TW'’ ' 31 tlim for tax deed to Issue In amtnUnre with J!**. at th#«•»*• dat# Ooctr H. Gramllng, Sr., CumpUInant, CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 27th, these dates for holding school .ta M certificate embrace* the following COUNTT, FLORIDA— IN CHANCERY va. of Soldier Dead, o f Nel*ooU*HHqon! ,Uth “ *“ * l*vf *7 altuated In Semlnol* County. and camp will allow us to qualify a riArhla. toPrr> t CITATION * A. H. Gerard. Ilattl* Gerard, hi* wU#, th* un wit; NEW o f ..W H o f KBIi. Sec. Unleaa M id cartirlfatea that) to redeemed kqoqrii legatee# and devisee* under the last • . ------------ team and get it to Camp Perry in time T f» Twp.. 2 | s ., Range 32 K u l, 10 acre*. The Mathew lllckton. Complainant, Ta. • said land being naaewed at the date of th* ta- . i ? , i?d ..,ie* l?,m7ni . ^ A* **• Cerard or o f hit INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 20.,h^ ° for the shoot. wlf# Ilattl* Gerard, th* unknown hrlra o f A. auanre of anch rertlflrat* In Iba name o f J. A. Dora Ms* lllrkaon, Defendant, posts throofkout H. Gerard or o f hi* wlf* H au l* Gerard: Jota American Legion I'reritt. Unless aald certificate aball to re Tb Dorn Mae lllrkaon. M West 133rd Hire*!, k Attention is agnin called to the fact deemed according to law ta i deed will taaoe 13jrnelL Catherine Turnell. hU wife, tha un New York City, New York: (SEAL) . t A. DOUGLASS, Irgatee* and devtre** under tha laat the world were called on by a bullfita It appearing from in affidavit filed In tide that 06 men to the company ia requir­ thereon on th* Hth day of July, A. D. 1921 Oerk Circuit Court. w 11 and testament o f John Turoell, or hU issued Saturday from national H** , Wlloeva my official signature and seal 'this ran** that tb* residence o f the dcTrndant la M ed by June 30th. All companies now leatament o f John Turnell, or hU the lllli day o f Juue. A. D. 1021. BK . ' . West 133rd Street. New York City. New York; ___________________ w v . u;u wife Catherlo* Turnell. and (be unknown quarters tycre to detrmine tb* s*3^* that It la the toiler o f affiant that the defend­ <8EA,‘ * B. A. DOUG I.A SB, below this number must get actively h e lre o f John Turnell, and o f bit w ife, Cather­ ant la over twenty-one yearn o f ag* and that Clerk a rru lt Court. grave o f every “American soldier dew NOTICE OF APPLICATION r o R TAN n r r n ine Turnell, Defendant*. mM u • Seminole County, n * . ttore 1* no person In the State of riorlda th# at work and recruit up to tho required 430tc ?H D “ u A EsCT^ M w 1^ S “ “ a^ aD t“ D from Lexington to the Argonn* ** Ry A. XI. WEEKS, n. U. service o f a subpoena upon whom would bind NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS. UTES, LAWS OP FLORIDA number and it would be best to g f the Mid defendant: TO A. II. GERARD, AND IIATTIB GERARD the first step in assuming the hwitaj* Notice U hereby given that j p t .•„_ Therefore, you. Dora Mae lllrkaon. are hereby few over the minimum, so as t / let ,W n i s WITH. RWHDBNCB UNKNOWN: ' C° D * T OF THE SEVENTH required on tb# 4tb day o f Jnly. A. I*. 1021. to W JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IM ° f vT.“ No BTB. A llre d 'T h , ™ n N S '-r A " D CATHERINE TUR- o f forever keeping green their appear-lo (to bill o f complaint filed ngalnat you out some of tho undesirables amjfthon AND TOR SEMINOLE COUNTT,__ NEI.U HIS WIFE, RBSIDRNCR UNKNOWN: f tti n t e lnf m v ^ 'm ' ‘ f 13’ h u f,lfJ ••>•> rert In this rauae, otherwise a decree pro confv ory.' IN CUANCEBT m**. ?P '* 4rtn« “ >• 'w ore bill o f rompUlDt go to camp with tho required number K i t a ^ l ^ h S t o Va a u a n r e wilt oo Mid data to eularad ayaluat you. filed hereto agalnat you that you bat* or claim “ The order will result,’* the bulk* It la further ordered that Mid nolle* to pub- Said rrrtlflcate dmbrarea th* fo*Uwing ^rJrtb! 0 54I* ,B»»rrot In tto following described Halted In the Banford Herald, a newspaper pub­ CITATION tin added, “ in the reclamation » land la Samlnol* County, Florida. to?wlti lished In Bemlnol* County, for four rovwecutlv* K-Y ; _ tata f it # (3 ), amt Haven (T). Block Z. o f SL weeks. abandoned burial grounds and «w Vtrglala Coney, Complainant, ' . Add_lll° V q Sanford. I'U t nook I, p*Vi WITNESS my band and tb* aeal o f tbo abort j g g y o f ta d t rertlf^are'I|nt the*name o f II* ?i\r,Med* 112-1 IT, aa recorded In BemlnoU ( t a n l j Roe placing o f suitable headstones •** ra. stated court an this let day o f June, A. D. 1021. ta1^ r d f « * ? l ! ?* d rW ,ln t ,,» otall to redrem- Wul, , II. B. Coney, Defendant. (SEAL) M. A. DOUGLASS. , ., To 11. R. Coney: To* are Ibrrefore berth, required and ordered graves long since forgotten. Clerk o f tho Circuit Ctart. "> ^ t ‘ j i * b d *7 or jir;. n r & i T ru,nca to .k . bV ‘ \d ‘ PP* * 7 tafee# oor Circuit tta r t at It appearing from no affidavit filed In this Semlnol* County, Florida. / “ Each post and unit will ow*1 3 tto Ita rt Ilooa* In Saaford. Florida, on tb* rena* by lb* rompUlnaat that you. It. B. ______ „ . By: V. B. DOUGLASS, D. 0. <>, & 7 tr oe jlto A. 'lfn*021* *nd — ‘ ‘ «* riret M ooda, la A o r n t . 1021, to ln ( tto U l from local organizations in theif toj** Cooay, are a resident o( Saaford, Florida, and JOHN G. LXONARDI. (SEAL) , *• SA.* A / DOt DOUOLASS. ■ d o , e f aald month, tto* and Ibar# to mak# anI S ? ! . / * " . b4T* *Zre«i from tba Stat* e f Solicitor aad o f Counsel foe Complainant. A— Clerk**■Ctn Circuit (ta rt. munlties springing from the n f* * *w*r to tb* bill o f roropUInt barel* flic-1 i-.. Florida, for more thaa sixty days n a il prereed­ 42-3IC. “V k BemlnoU ‘U (ta s ty . FU. 43-dtf W tad ttoreln fall rot. *lM M ld NU to tion, the war of 1812, the Kew*® Ing Ito data af tb* appUcatlow for this order V ' ‘ •! " • A. M. W I WEEKS. D. ta o f pahl(ration, aad that your Iasi known place ■ * n,..T d ^ ? r # ^ , f , * w , TQ9' taUow9* ** waif, the civil .war, the Indisn o f #oJours waa AtUata, Georgia, and that there NOTICE OF AFFUCATION FOR T A X DEED M w aA-K M aa^H eart-U ver UNDER SECTION »7», OENERAL STAT­ M fnxttor ord*red that thU aotlr# ba rob. U qo person |a U * Slat* e f Florida, tb* rente* ^ » A X DEED UTES, L A W ! ON FLORIDA X f t t thu vitRl organa h ea lth / b y o f a robposn* apoa whom would Mad you. U S D a gZCTION IT*, OENERAL STATV ' i " 8 in ,ford >I»reM, • nrwapaptr pnto paigns, the Spanish war and the f t * ! I f ria t t a a t ,. Florida, one# rack ipplne Insurrection, lists snd « Thrrefore. tbla U to command you. H. B. • IITEE, LAWS OF'FLORIDA Nolle* U baraby given that Carolina tawla, ruguhrly taking the world's fV» * 7 . to pereoually to aad apprer before our U lsa Hartley aad Georgia Hartley, Trust*** Nolle* U hereby given that F L. Wandn,rr J S ,b ..f7 *i8bJ b~ ^ u“ ' 4 ’ 'taha. W A U i PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST accurately showing spots where AS* ^ aald Circuit Court, at Saaford. n ortda. on tb* Concord rrmrtrry, purchaser# o f Tb* Card Heat# •tindardrem edy for kidney, liver, * M or fv#fr T b I A. D. 1010, No ® . t oaaM U dY bi 11th day a f July, X. D. 1021, lo make aaswrr No. 400. dated th* 3rd dgy o f Jon*. A. D. 1007. C CFOPERTT h e r e i n d e s S h S E i tad^ day Jus*. baa IflUd Madder and u ric acid trouble*— tftarr a . n . Grrard, Haltla Orrard, bla xrlfa, erica’s defenders are sleeplnf- Tw* lo lb# bill o f CKnpItlnt tbl# d#y fll#d i f t l u t haa filed Mid certlflcata In my orrice, and b u tlUcat* U my offlc*, and haa mad* annllcaM^i yoa tor th# compUlnaat la tbU ebua*. oUrrwtre mad* application for tax deed to Uso* la ae- tot, tee. data to l * u . t o J J S t d S S j X T . 4nd 2<* a ■Ton>*ll. Oattortro Tornrll, hla wlf*. documents wilj be used by Sfor oltorwla*. ’ Mid bill af rompUlnt wilt to Ukaa ka by you cordanc* with Uw. Said cartlflcata embrace* |Ul^ r*ttln c» ‘ * •mbracoa. th* following d " rooftw ad. II totna mad* to *pp#ar b , a i r o n bill o f posts in the future to mske sure t^» tb* following described property aUnated In Sam- rorlbta proparty attaatta In BemlnoU tounty II U further ordered that tbU notire to pub. InoU county. Florida, ta-w ltl* 1 acre In sqaar* Florida, lo-w lt: SW(4 o f NEU and NWU l i OoropUIot n ita barela aralnat ro e that ro* bare or^ la lm lo bare e e a e Inlrreat la tto M ) the soldier graves era properly “ *to<J I* Ik* Saaford Herald, a Mwspapar pub- In *W . ror a f ta t K ir e . 8, Twp. 21, 0. h M s " f »Lof 1^. IK ^wpf t a ilt o deocrlbta Habad la Sanford, Florida, uae* a wrek fat B. I acre. Tb* Mid load bring n ayraid at » M In Bemlnol* Ceerntf, ed and. cared for during the ye« r , " ' .?lla**. **: A«*ta. I«k Tto Mid Uad Florid*, to-vrtt: four roaMcotlre wrek a. to tb* dat* o f th* taros a n o f such certifies l* la " i ? * . Ita tauaae* e t g i f t (31. end Beetn (T), Block 8. o f that they are decorated on Mem® WITNEU m y band aad Ik* Teal ef lb* Orl asm* o f W . 8, Moor*. Ualaaa aald rertl- mcw cvrUrletU la tb# b im of u. o UnMm l VPSI I I s rail (tart of tb* Ssmth Judicial Ctreull of tba Heat# abaU to radaamod according ta U w U l Ualaaa Mid rertl fleat. .hall toredcemTO^; #1* O fftlld 4 Add It loo fo Banford, I’ Ut nook 1 ^ t o t o J U m . ro recordtd la D * y ." _____________ ( ' }* “i - . fof tamtaoU County, oa tbla data will laaaa ttocroa t o tb* n t h day. a f Jaly, eardlag to law tag data will U*x^tto?row ThS National Remedy of Holland lor Ita ** d*7 »f Jaa*, A- a It21. . A. O. 1921. a lllh day of Jaly. A. D. ISXL ^ * y°°. , n ttor* for* toreb, n a o u M **4 re. (SBAL) ^ B. A. DOUOLABS, eeatnHsg and endorsed bv Oassn Wltnras a y official signature ta d aeal thU The only man more anDoyinf qrired lo to a ta appror to for# **r M id g StMI Cl*rk o f tb* C b t o ir (ta rt. tto 2nd day o f Jana. A. D. l t d . AU ’ Y Ctart *| tb* Q m rt Haw* t* — - (ZEAL) B.' A. DOUOLASS, ■ the one who brags shout bow mW W Ito Fire* M ooda, I OEO. A. DrOOTTES, 0 “ *y* ' Clark Clrealt (t a r t . -r r .. ss s i i sita t ,.nrtb d a , o ( M id i is, is the msn wbo brags sbobt m <| |[( WWl* tad *1 Ctaurel for CompUlaaaL — w ( t a sity, t y , Fla. eta. ( 111. m -. I y***3*®3* J J tatF . Fla. ■aka aaavrtr nato tba iM a B y: A . M. WEEKS, D. a » j i a . m . w i c k s , n . a tareU to*l**t f e e , a. m ,' " .... ■. . . . good he Is. ” » . — TO . • - : -r - / • * . ■H H en \ ‘ 4 •- --v , ' *• -- * - . : , • , . 1 11*L,U£A • . • • • Sixteen .U nits Have Been Formed in Record Time •I •" t* . - v U _- N. E. W. BISTHUNK. i * TH E SANFORD W E E K L Y HERALD, FR ID A Y. JUNE 24,1921 t '. i . a K£* ____ _ ’• HUGE BOMBING PLANE HITS WATER WITH CRASH AT HAMPTON ROADS Was to Take Part in Maneuvers o f A ir­ C raft Today SYNOPSIS OF NEW AUTOMOBILE LICENSE LAW Captain Gray, tho veteran chief clerk In the comptroller'* office at Tai# ■ ,V lahassec, hog given out a synopsis of tho new automobile license law which will be read with interest by automo­ bile owners throughout the state. The law becomes effective January t e n MEN WERE ABOARD THE 1, 1023, Captain Gray's statement fol­ MACHINE, INJURIES ARB lows: UNKNOWN “There will be only one tag In­ -. * : . r . stead of two, that being placed on (tor Tb* laen l i t i l Treat) i NEWPORT NEWS, J i m 21*-the rear of tho car or the truck.' .# '« ' -v - Tke days] seaplane NC-7, bomb The ‘ first quition that most car Udca and carrylnf three off owners will ask will no doubt be, •!I and aeren men was “ What will my license co st?" Th* ■ berried 1b Haapton Roads this answer Is That depend*.’ There are . v IT , v norainf. One b o b , radio opera­ so many different classifications and tor, Injured by burning gaaollae provisions in the bill that the appli on water renderiag hips anconcation blank which necessarily must acioaa when be waa unable to be used to comply with the law win •w Ib beyond tbo danger zone. resemble an income t$uc report or s The other nine escaped unscath­ government draft questionnaire. i ed. Airmen released their cargo ' 1 “ Automobiles for private use only " - * ■** rro*v jtory ef boabe when they found that will be licensed on a weight basis, be­ a forced landing was necessary. ing fifty cents per hundfed pounds. . ] Reports vary whether bomba ex­ So the owner o f a Ford touring car A. W. ^ .. . . ploded bnt wltneeses ashore say for private use only will pay a license ‘ . .w m 1 * ’ * ■ at least two-did. Fire waa dis­ tax of $7.50/ The owner o f an Oak­ covered leaping from the main land car of the late models has been I* X * gasoline feed pipe os the machine getting his license for $5, but under was flying and It Immediately this bill he would pay $12 while th* landed on water. The crew owner of a Maxwell car will pay fought the flames but were fin­ $10.50. • I am advised that the five ally forced to take to the water. passenger Buick touring cars, weigh The gasoline spread to tba water 2900 pounds; therefore, a license for and took fire. All swam-beyond such a car would be $14.50. A Cadil­ radios of flames bat the radio lac touring which has been costing $12 operator. Companions rescued will cost $20 under the new law. him. The plane woe the same “ If the automobile is used for hire type as the NC-4 which flew there is on additional charge on the across the Atlantic. weight of the car and also a charge of $5 per passenger where the passenger capacity does not exceed seven. So WASHINGTON, Jane 2 1 , that a Ford touring csr operated for The forirter German aabrnsrine Lexington M otor Company, Connersville, Indiana, U . S. A . hire would take a license costing $31; U-U7 waa sank o ff Capt Charlea Subsidiary United States .Automotive Corporation the Oakland, $38; the Maxwell, $35.75, today by the First Squadron or and the Cadillac $60 when used for naval seaplanes which bombed It according to reports to the Nary hire. This will illustrate briefly some department. o f t!\e changes with reference to pas­ senger cars. The license fees for (■ y TV* I marietta Preaa) trucks (fepends on whether the tires NEWPORT NEWS, Jane 1 1 , are pneumatic or solid os well os A huge bombing aeaplaoe from whether or not the truck will be in the naral boae which waa to take private use or for hire. An illustra­ part today In the bombing of the tion will be tho Federal one ton truck former German sabmarine JJ-117 which weighs 4,800 pounds. Under the crashed Into Hampton Roads this new bill this truck equipped with BUILDERS OF THE •1920 PIKE S PEAK HILL CLIMB CHAMPION morning. An explosion as the pneumatic tires and in private use plane struck sent the water high would coat $36 and equipped with sol­ la the air and rattled windows In id tires, $53.76. * The same vehicle houses ashore. A tug got to the when operated fo r hire equipped with •cene a few minutes later. The pneumatic tires would requiro a li­ * * * * * * * * * * crew of a water boat nearby aald cense coating $102 and if. equipped N egro Candidates . ten men were aboard the machine with solid tires, $163. . .W ere Defeated in and all were laved but odme apv “The largest increases in cost of peered badly Injured. They re­ licenses will bo in the case of cars Jax Yesterday) * ported (wo heavy explosions as an dtrucks operated for hire. In the ?* ~ ' # (By Tb* Aaaaeiatta P reu) * * * * * * * * * * the machine‘struck the water but case of cars and trucks in private WAS SO RESTLESS HE COULDN'T JACKSONVILLE, June 22.—All did not know whether they were use the general average of increase SLEEP AND DAYLIGHT WAS negro candidates for the. city cpuncll caused by bomba or by the gaso­ Culver Esteridge, D. D. Moran, Hoapparently will not be more than fifty wmmmmmemm^ in yesterday’s municipal election here er and Fred Ballard, Stafford and ALWAYS* WELCOME line tanks. to seventy-five per cent over the pres­ FORMER GOVERNOR TO ENTER were defeated by large majorities. Frank Leflles Howard Flynt have ent license rates. 1 . HIS PLEA IN PBONAGB • “•With the exception o f a little milk Two were running for councilmert gone to Georgia to-pack peach**. . ANOTHER ONE DOWN 'The bill will be administered by TRIAL. • WASHINGTON, June 21,— tho comptroller's office but was not toast Vwhich comprised my diet for at large and four for the council from , Mrs. Franklin has gone to Dayton* Just after the German submarine drawn by or suggested by the comp­ more than tight weeks, I could not eat as many wards to spent, a few days with her sister. PENSACOLA, June 21.—Sidney flT. was sank today,, o ff Hampton troller. The members of the legisla­ anything,’’ said Capt. Geo. W. WornGrover Leflles is running the meat Catts, former governor o f Florida, ble, residing at 105 Jennings St., Roads, Lieut. Colonel Culrer, fly­ Bridge M ay Be Built at wagon here now. ture having charge of ^ie program of had not appeared in federal court bale I Ing aa army plane, crashed down good road legislation had the laws Knoxville, Tenn., a highly respected up to noon today to plead to an in­ Osteen Ferry by Co. Lucile and Jim Proctor from Geor­ near the Naval vessel Henderson. drawn with a view of providing funds citizen of that city. gia, spent a few days last .week with dictment charging him with peonage “ I am now able,’’ continued Captain He and his assistants wete resfor the state road department-seem to and court attaches so fa r as they knew Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Proctor. It has been stated that a bridge cued. have believed that the fairest method Womble, “after taking two bottles of Mr. snd Mrs. Claude Raulerson has no arrangements had bean mode for will be built at Osteen Ferry by a Tanlac, to eat practically anything, I Io f licensing motor vehicles was on a returned home from Jacksonville. him to do so. Federal Judge Shep­ OLD POINT COMFORT, June 21,— weight basis, and this idea has been had a bad form of stomach and intes­ corporation who will apply to the county. Commissioners of Volusia . Mrs. T. W. Prevatt is spending a pard hae not set e data for Cette1 tinal trouble for * long time and for Scores of air craft swept by here this the basic principle apparently on and Seminofe counties for a fran­ few days with her mother, Mrs. J. M. trial. Friends o f Catts hod said he morning to seek and bomb the form -1which the new automobile license law months my condition had been such chise to build and operate a toll bridge Littler at Osteen. that I suffered agony. I-g o t so I was preparing to coma here today to er German submarine in the first o f I was drawn. However, there are many T he. community club will hold its plead. at this point. It is understood that could not eat the almpiest food. 1 » series oL tests to prove or disprove different classifications and provisos if this franchise is granted that’ the snousl meeting * t the town hall Mon­ His attorneys failed recently to file claim* of air service experts that aa stated above which,' taken aa a tried doctor after doctor and all kinds countiea will be safeguarded against day afternoon, June’ 27th. of medicine but nothing that was pre­ demurrers to the Indictment and It development o f military aircraft has whole, will mean that there will be Mr. and Airs. Wakefield were t a p ­ was said the next move in the rase spelled doom o f surface war craft. some 16 or 16 different classes or ser­ scribed for me seemed to do me any any long timq monopoly o f this bridge by th* franchise grantod, and tha ping in Sanford Saturday. good. I had a terrible pain in my would be to allow the defendant to go Atfoyking force conaisted entirely o f ies of license tags, ranging in price . Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt, Mrs. naval seaplanes concentrated at according to the vehicle for which, breast Just over my heart and for public will be protected against exces­ to trial. Friends o fthe former gov­ sive toll rates. . . J. M. Prevatt, Mrs. Fred McFsrlsne Hampton Roads naval base including purchased all the way from $5 to $500. weeks 1 got no relief. * ernor have declared he was preparing We favor a free bridge at this and little daughter,'Ruth, motored to “ I finally got so nervous that I ac­ practically all types from fast scout* The present law will bring in a total to come to Pensacola today. point, but as it seems that it will be Osteen Sunday evening to call on Mrs. tually dreaded to see night come as I to heayy bombers. Forty-seven o f revenue of from one million to one and Catts was indicted by the federal could not sleep and was always too impossible to get it for several T.-W. Prevatt’*.mother, Mrs. Littler. the latte.' in the fleet. Submarine an­ one-half million dollars." grand Jury upon the testimony o f two Mrs. Speer, o f Sanford, spent Sun­ restless that I would rejoice to see yean, it may be well to allow a cor­ chored fifty miles o ff Cape Charles negro former convicts that upon their daylight pome. I waa also constipated poration to build and operate a toll day in Geneva, with her slater, Mrs. with decks awash and initial Usk of release from the stat* prison agents .- j President Hardinsr v all o f the time. In fact, life seemed bridge. It wouid certainly be better E. M. Wicks. planes was to locate her. o f defendant, who at that time W ill Proceed Early to a burden and l was so miserable that and more popular than the ferry which Mr. and Mrs. Miller, o f Moor* Sta­ governor o f Florida, took them to I was almost on the verge o f despair. is now In use. However, the proposi­ tion, were guests o f Mrs. J. M. Pre­ Investigate Negroes Several of my neighbon told me about tion is not getting us any nearer to vatt on Sunday afternoon. West Florida, where they were forced Officer Brings Suit the plan o f free bridges, ownd and Cleveland Jacobs, o f Chuluots, was to work upon e plantation owned Tanlac and.advised me to try i t for D efam ation Char­ (Mr Tb* Aaaadatta Pnaat tha executive. H i this city Sunday visiting friends. “ I am personally acquainted with operated by the county, oo if there ia NEW YORK, June 22.—President acter in Police Court Harding, in a letter to tha national Mr. Don M. Chambliss, of tha firm of any other way out of it wa still con­ Revival services are beng held this tend for a free bridge at this point.— week st tha Baptist •church snd ev­ DAWES SELECTED association for the advancement of Kuhlman A Chamblss, and when I told O F Tb* A a.ari.tta Preaa) DIRECTOR OF BUDGET New Smyrna Breeze. eryone is invited to attend. him o f my condition and how I suf TAMPA, Juns 22.— Detect!ve.J. E. colored people mode public today, fared be advised me to begin taking BY PRESIDENT HARDING Charley Summersell spent last Kiliebrew, o f the ioesl police deport­ aald he planned to proceed as' early Tanlac without delay and that lt had WILL NVESTIGATB RECORD wedk with Tin* McFarland. WASHINGTON, June J1, OF CAPT. CHAMBERLAIN ~ ment, tods yentered suit fo r criminal aa poosible with his study o f ths race relieved hundreds o f the best , people Mrs. T. W. Prevatt is spending a G. Dawee, Chicago banker, queetkm wit ha view to ameliorating • ON HIS WAR CLAIMS week with.her parents, Mr. and Mra| 1Ib«l against Nlckols Alfonso who, !h in Knoxville. I-have now'taken two . by Harding for director o f budget municipal court Monday, accused the tha treatment accorded negroes, as bottles o f Tanlac and am giving you Littler, of Osteen. der the budget U w recently WASHINGTON, Jun* 21_-Congre*officer o f having offered to protect outlined in his message to congnss. this testimonial in the hope that U The chicken .plllsu given for the by congress. ; * ■• him from prosecution on s moonshine may iridoce others to take it. Sincb sional investigation ot the dismissal benefit of tha Community club Fri­ Population o f Florida charge if he would pay him mosey. taking this medicine I actually feel from the Marine corps of Captain Ed­ day night was well attended, and $60 NOTICE TO C0NTRACTT0R8 - -______ k__ , In vthe 1920 Census like 1 had been made all over again mund G. Chamberlain, San Antonio, was taken in. R. J. Holly, o f Son- Sealed bids will be received by with the youth, energy and ambition Texas, for his alleged false claims in ford, gave us a fine talk. Tha Red building committee o f the Sanford Rod Elliott o f Times-Union o f a sixteen year old boy."—Adv. * . 1018 o f having shot down • number o f Cross will meet at Mm. Dooley's Fri & Gun Q ub for the building o f e club Made President o f German alrpjanes on the western day. WASHINOTOn Tju m EL—-The pop­ house 60x120 feet, st Sanford, Fla. Southern Publishers ulation of Florida in 1920 consisted of . Why shouldn't Poland grab What front was recommended today by the Plans and specifications may be senate naval committee. • ’ % 638,153 white persons, 329,487 ne­ ONLY 24 CENTS IN GOTHAM. at the offlca o f the secretary, 118 she can? Hasn't sha all ths right* o f groes, the white increasing 48J8 per Avc., Sanford. Bids will be opened et • free and liberty-loving nation? The chief weakness of all organisa­ ASHEVLLE/N. C„ June 22^-W . A. cent and negroes 6.7 per oent from — ~~ NEW YORK, June 22.—Th# Stand­ 8 p. ro., on Friday, July 1 st Co: EUlott, of the Florida Timee-Unlon, 1910 to 1920 the census bureau an­ tions )• tha desire o f every member to ard Oil company o f New York today raittse reserves the right to reject So many agitators can't distinguish w*a today elected preaidant of th* nounced today. The negipes consti­ announced thatsfha wholesale price o f and *•! bid*. Southern Newspaper Publishers As­ tuted 34 per cent a f the total populo- between elevstng the masses on — gasoline had been cut to 24 cents a : W . M . W AVW W S raising what Dante saw. • sociation by unanimous vot*. a Cold quickly/ ' alion, a reduction o f one-half coni. D21-23-W • . . ' MANY ARE INJUR] fr o m $ 2 0 0 to Prices Effective June 20,1921 & o M OTOR CO. THIS MAN DREADED TO SEE NIGHT COME * .... _ * - • * V GENEVA •r • ’ CATTSONWAY TO PENSACOLA, REPORT SAYS «*re: -JfWi “ j �N ote Found That De scribes the Pirate ‘‘‘Trm—r---- numllil1' ' BOTTLE IS PICKED UP NEAR HATT BRA 8 PURPORTS TO BE EXPLANATION PORTLAND, Me., Jane 31^Tke theory that pirates are afloat in the North Atlantic found cred­ ence here. Belief In this expla­ nation o f the fate of recently ■Using ships has grown with the establishment of the fact that a message fn a bottle pleked np near Hatteraa two montha ago ‘purporting to explain the disap­ pearance o f five masted schooner Carroll A. Deering mystery ship o f Diamond Shoals, written by Henry Bates, o f Islesboro, Maine, a member o f the crew. The ques­ tion o f its genuineness was set­ tled today by hand writing ex­ perts. Note stated schooner was captured by oil burning craft something like aubm trine chaser, that members o f the crew were being handcuffed and everything' WA8HINGTON, June 21.—A world-wide search for the miss­ ing crew of the schooner Ctrroll Deering which piled up on the North Carotins beach last Janu­ ary with all sails set but no one aboard, has been started by tha State Department through Amer­ ican consuls. Hardee Nam es W om an on School Board For New Sarasota County TALLAHASSEE, June 22.—Gov­ ernor Hardee today appointed the fol­ lowing to be officers in and fo r Sara­ sota county, which was recently crest­ ed by the legislature out o f Manatee county: * • County commissioners— First dia'trict, Frank A. Walpole; second dis­ trict,-L. L. May; third district, F. J. Hayden; fourth district, P. E. Buchan; fifth district, Henry Handcock; count yschool board—A. L. Joiner, first district; T. L. ‘ Livermore, second dis­ trict; and Mrs. Wesley Hlgel, thin! district. Superintendent of public In­ struction, T. W. Yarborough; clerk circuit court, A. E.,Roosch; tax col­ lector, A. M. Wilson; prosecuting at­ torney, Frank Redd; county Judge, W, Y. Perry; supervisor o f registration, Thomas A. Hughes. Frank A. Walpole, named above as county commissioner from first dis­ trict, formerly held the position of couiity commissioner from fifth dis­ trict of Manatee county. He has re­ signed that position, as the division o f the county now mnkes him a resi­ dent o f Sarasota. Rev. E. L. Wright returned Monday from Clearwater, where he has been attending the Sunday school confer­ ence at Southern college. Mrs. E. A. Farncll visited Sanford Tuesday. MUs Wanna Pope o f St. Augustine is visiting here aunt, Mrs. J. N. Thompson. Dr. Weathers returned Monday to Ambrose, Ga., fo r a short visit to relatives. W. B. Williams has purchased tiw Cushing House and Is having* it re­ paired and renovated. Misses Kathrine and Maxine Young left Wednesday fo r Mobile, Alabama, where they will spend the summer with their uncle, Mr. Jordan. The young ladies were accompanied as far as Jacksonville by their father, W. B. Young. Rev. J. N. Thompson left Tuesday on a buslnesa trip to Tatnpa. Miss Nell WllliamB spent Tuesday in Sanford, the guest of Miss Inez Strange. Master William Wade o f Wildwood is visiting hla brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Wade. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lawton and family visited In Orlando Saturday. The Womans' Club of Oviedo haa let the contract for the completion of their club house, the work to be done within the next two months. . Master Roy Hendricks returned Tuesday to his home at Island Grove, after a visit of several weeks with his aunt, Mrs. J. N. Thompson. T. W. Lawton has purchased a new Buick car and W. ■J. Lawton Is driving n new Columbia. Francis Swope, who haa been quite ill for the post few days, is convales­ cing. An automobile belonging to W. P. Oarter was badly wrecked Tuesday on the Lake Charm road. Three boys, Walter Carter, Alan' Thompson and William Wade, were In the car* and Yhllo two o f the boys were playing together they lost control of the car and In some way were turned over In the ditch. The tittle Wade boy wna pinned under the car and badly bruis­ ed but not seriously hurt, and the oth­ er two boys escaped without injury. It was a very narrow escape for the boys, ns the accident hnppcned In n very bad pnrt of the road. . Cottage prayer meetings are being held each night this week, prepnra- Jos. Wnlnwrijfcht of Emory Unlver. sity is spending the summer with hit fnther and brother nt Chuiuota anc Geneva. Mrs. E. A. Farncll Alton Fnmcll and Mrs. Theo Aulln spent Wednesday in. Oviedo. W. A. Tulwller of Tampa, freight agent of the Seaboard railway, wwas Hurricane W arnings in Oviedo Wednesday. He was ac­ A r e . Being Posted companied by Mr. Keller o f 'Orlando. Miss Florence Wheeler entertained A long Texas Coast a few of her friends Thursday night. ~^ _ * The ancient widower in quest of a (By TO* Ah k Ii M Frau) bride reminds us that while wisdom WASHINGTON, June 22.—Hurri­ teeth come late in life they don't last cane warnings were ordered at 9:30 today from Matagorda Bay to Port Arthur, Texas. A tropical dorm is Ft. Dade Soldier U nder-A rrest for ^ Theft o f Revolver U nable to Find Vouchers fo r $30,t)00 in S u p t’s Office . (By Tk* A m cU U d F i n *) „ MIAMI, June 22.—State Auditor Yon, who has just completed an ex­ amination o f the expenditure o f |300,000 bond issue for special ,tar for District No. 2, Miami district, has reported to Governor Hardee that be is unable to find vouchers on Ale In the office o f the county superintendent o f p u b lic Instruction for checks total­ ling 130,026. ___ __ Captured M en W ith Ammunition (By I k * I ■ * *)» >. ! F i n *) BELFAST, June 22.—The police in the upper fails district o f this city, hearing firing in that area today, pur­ sued eight men they suspected add captured three o f them who were found bo have ammunition in their THE Ur a U S C O TTIEAD Hera is tbs II. 8. Usco Tread; with a long - Mtabliahad standard of aarvics among motorists who har* an ays to valup, as wall as to pries. While sail­ ing for laas than tha pthar tlraa in tba U. S. Fabric tins, tba Usco has aarnad a reputation for quality and dapandabls aconotny which is not ascaadad by any lira In its class V E R Y on ce in a w h ile y o u h ea r a m otorist sa y as he kicks a rear tire w ith an adm iring foot, “ t h e r e ' s a lucky tire I ” G ive him a ch a n ce and h e ’ll tell y o u all about i t A n d then y o u ’ll find that w h a t h e calls " lu c k ” is sim ply his first experience w it t fa quality standard tire, E It all com es to th is — b u y a U . S. T ire an yw here ^ in this cou n try and y o u g e t definite, predictable ^ valu e fo r y o u r m on ey n o m atter w h at w eig h t ca r |^5] • y o u drive. H T h e m an w h o h as been gu essin g h is w a y through “ overstock s,” ‘ ‘ discontinued lines,” " jo b lo ts ” and the Hrya like, w ill find it refresh in g to talk w ith th e loca l U . S. /Ill T ire dealer w h o is con cen tratin g on a full, com Igic* pletely sized line o f U . S. T ires. F o rth e first tim e h e w ill h ear som e straigh t quality . betw een ch a n ce and certain ty in Si. tire buying. * ^ -g fc tire facta — an d g e t the difference , T h e U . S. T ires h e sees in stock are fresh ,liv e tirea. T h e y c o m e d ir e ctto the dealer from his neighboring F a ctory B ranch. \ /\ V v T h ere are 92 o f these B ran ch es e s ta b -. lished and m aintained b y the U . S. T ire m akers. .jM y y l : 1 JnW f\ *^\ G ivin g y ou r dealer a continu ous m ov in g stock o f n ew , fresh tires built on the certainty o f quality first every tim e ^ United States E DW ARD HIGGINS _____ _______ D. D. D A N I E L ............................... M ID W A Y G A R A G E ....................... LA W T O N BROTHERS CO., Inc., ..Sanford, Chpluoto, Longwood, .....Oviedo, Florida Florida Florida Florida No Split in Season o f Florida State League, Announced TAKE SALTS AT FIRST SIGN OF ORLANDO, June 22, Pres. Walter BLADDER IRRITATION OR W„ Rose o f the Florida State league BACKACHE S officially announced today that there would be no split in the base ball seasThe American men and women must on this year, Jacksonville and Lakeguard constantly against Kidney trou­ land voted in the affirmative, Tampaj ble, because we eat too much and all S t Petersburg and Daytona In the our food is rich. Our blood is filled negative. President' Baxter o f OrT with uric acid which the kidneys strive to filter out, they weaken from over­ Undo refused to voto because o f crit­ work,'become sluggish; the elimina­ icism from Other clubs that Orlando tive tissues clog and the result is kid­ was prompted to split the season from ney trouble, bladder weakness and a selfish motives. general decline in health. When your kidneys feet like lqmps o f lead; your back hurts or the urine i (By Th* A u e citU d FtM l) TAMPA, June* 22.— Private Jesso is cloudy, full o f sddiment or you are Slagle is being held here as a result obliged to seek ftHef two or three of his arrest at Fort Dado Jon the times during the night; if you suffer charge of stealing an army revolver with sick headache or dixxy, nervous from the United States arsenal at spells, acid stomach, or you have rheumatism whan the weather la bad, Augusta, Ga. get from your pharmacist about four AMERICA WINS POLO MATCH, ounces of Jad Salta; take a table­ spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your (By T )* Ah m U M F r*u ) HURLING OPOLO FIELD, LON­ kidneys will then act fine. This fa ­ DON, June 22.— America today re­ mous salts Is made from the add o f gained possession of the internation­ grapes and lemon juice, combined with al polo trophy, defeating Great Brit­ iithja, and haa been used for genera­ ain In the second match 10 to 6 and tions to flush and stimulate clogged winnig the series 2 matches to 1. v . kidney a; to neutralise the acids In the urine so it no longer is a source o f irritation, thus ending bladder dis­ MEXICO MAY DROP PASSPORTS. orders. Jad Salta Is Inexpensive; cannot In­ MEXICO CITY, June 22.—A reso­ jure, npakea a delghtful effervescent lution favoring the abolition o f pass­ llthis-water beverage, and belongs in ports between Mexico and other coun­ every homtf, because nobody can make tries was adopted today by the Cen­ a mistake by having a good kidney tral commercial congress in session flushing any time.—Adv. • , here. Discussion o f the- resolution occupied the entire morning session- ' The man who does not advertise Is dead. A od hU store looks like i t Lime in barrels, or 40-pound sacks at Cates Crate Co. Phone 181. 40-tfe "Head-IT-OFF"— ENERGIZE— NOW. NCNIC BRIDGE (Tram H **d*y'i Daily) ASHEVILLE,, June 22.— Urging that something be done to remedy the alleged discriminatory methods of the MADE BY HIS CHIN WHILE HE internal revenue bureau In applying WAS IN LONDON incomd tax rates on the value o f news­ TOWN paper property in the South, the Southern Newspaper Publishers’ as­ sociation, at* the second day’s session o f the nineteenth annua] -convention here today, authorised appointment of a committee to take up the matter with the department. The committee will be appointed by the officers to be elected tomorrow for the ensuing year. The election and the appointment of committees will end the business ses­ sions of the convention. E. W. Barnett, Birmingham, AgeHeraid, nude a report today on the establishment o f paper mills in the South, and distributed copies o f tha Age-Herald printed on paper made from Alabama spruce pine. A mo­ tion was made by W. T. Anderson, Macon, Telegraph, that Mr. Barrett be appointed chairman o f a committee to investigate the possibilities fo r paper manufacturing In the South, but Mr. Barrett declined1the appoint­ ment It has been the custom of the asso­ ciation to promote officers and W. A Elliott, Jacksonville, Times-Union, is expected to become president. MANY A R B INJURED IN GERMAN COAL MINE, WHEN EXPLOSION OCCUBE SUGAR SC PER LB. Mrs. E. M. Galloway and Mrs. W. E. Watson entertained very charming­ ly at a picnic bridge at tho Thrasher cottage at Palm Springs In compli­ ment to Mrs. Norma McLaughlin o f New York. The morning was pleasantly speqt with bathing and at noon a delicious picnic dinner consisting of fried chlcknn, crab salad and potato salad, nut bread and sandwiches, tarts and iced tea. A fi absorbing game o f bridge was played during the afternoon. High score was made by Mrs. A. R. Key, who was awarded a dainty fan. Mrs. G. I. Loucka won tha cut prise, a tgueat towel. Mrs. R.(R. Deaa won tha booby prize, Mrs. McLaughlin, the honoree, was presented a box of pow­ der.1' ' Those enjoying this delightful day were Mesdamee Margaret Barnes, A. With every dollar’s worth of gro­ P. Connelly, G. I. Loucks, A. R. Key, ceries. Yon buy from us. Ypu get Norma McLaughlin, R. A . Newman, one pound o f beat, granulated sugar Sam Puieston, D? L . Thrasher and R. for Se. Cates Crate Co. Phone 1BL S. Dess. 40-tfe j\=^=r=-= = ^ -- ; Rub-My-TIsm for Rheumatism* R E R U N , June 21 r-Slxty-«i*l sre killed and 78 others Inju I explosion from fire damp �• - . i= - .. THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921 dORIDA HOT! VALUABLE FIND IS LEXINGTON CUTS MADE ON ORLANDO ITS CAR PRICES BEACH PROPERTY $200 TO $600 8TONBMAN FAVORS STATE DIVISION. F. W. Storeman, editor o f the Mi­ ami Herald, in a recent issue of that publication, gave some interesting facts In support of his contention that stato division would be beneficial to irLBOURNE HOTEL WOULD GO NEW DISCOVERY WILU NO PROB­ Beginning June 2 0 ,'Sweeping Redac­ the southern portion o f the peninsula, AFTER THE SUMMER ABLY SEND LOTS OF PEOPLE which section of the state not only tions in Price* o f All Series “ 8 TRADE TO ORLANDO BEACH NOW paya the greater part of the taxes, but and Series T " Models Will receives the small end o f the. state’s Become Effective % Florida First" is a fine slogan payroll when they are returned to the Carl Dann'a real estate office will --------t | one that ahould be adopted Sweeping reductions in tho prices people in the way of expenditures. no doubt be stampeded this afternoon <Tcry loyal citixen o f the state. A The Herald says: and tomorrow owing to an advertise­ of Lexington cars were announced by t many of us depend upon our in There is no task, no matter how ment which he is carrying In this af­ the Lexington Motor Company • o f tarnation concerning the wonderful hopeless, that cannot be successfully ternoon’s Reporter-Star. The story Connersville, Ind., today. sices and attraction* o f this state, carried out If energy, persistence and ThTe reductions, ranging from $200 told by Mr. Dann and corroborated by from the tourists from other other witnesses is to the effect that to $800, will be effective on June 20. intelligence are used to ofitaln the de­ I,* who stop here on their travels a valuable find was made ' on the Jhey cover all series “ S" and Series layed results. „ the stste, and many o f us know When one speaks o f dividing the property, which they are developing, “ T " models, the former being equip­ in about other states than we do with a market vahie of from three to ped with Continental motors and the state o f Florida into two states, the osr own. We aimply take It for twelve hundred per cent greater than latter with the Anstel engine which scheme on its face, seems too diffi­ uted that we have the best state the cost of the lot. was used in the Lexington specials cult of achievement, so .much would the Union, but we are unable to that won both first and second hon­ have to be done in the way of educa­ Since the passage of the 10th In out first hand information ra­ amendment the coast line of Florida ors in the.two major events,at the tion ad legislation, before It could be ng the state as a whole; and has been a rendexvous for smugglers Pike's Peak hill climb last Labor Day. accomplished, that the listener, while t is true of ourselves is equally Comparative table o f new and old recognising the advisability of a state who deal in spirits. It so happened of others in other sections of the division campaign, can see nothing but that some of the "Captain Kids" de­ prices follows: U. And, so we wotild say; if you Models New Old failure n tho project. cided that Orlando Beach offered a de­ ioit go somewhere this summer, “ See But if there is oq* thing that stands “ S " Touring Car _______ $1885 $2285 sirable shelter for the protection of rids First." And to you of someout clear and distinct, as the result, or — . 1986 2285 their “spirits" and deposited two cas- J“ 3 ” Thorobred elte in Florida, we invite you to - i l 2185 2785 one o f the results of the meeting of cs o f gin and a cask of liquor In the “ 3 " Lex-Sedan and see Melbourne and enjoy 3250 the legislature this year, it is that heavy underbrush which is so com -?"3 " Coupe ..........— ....... 2760 fine summer climate and our fine "S " Sedan ...».................. 3150 3350 tho southern portion of the state can mon along the shore line. beaches. If you have never been 2985 never make that progress Provldcnco <Dann had a force of men clearing' Touring Car 2785 trt before, you will be surprised at 4150 seems to have designed for it, as Iqng streets through his new subdivision. *“ T " Scdanctte ....-----3750 wonderful advantages offered you In an attcmpt 'to burn the brush they' B- A O. Motor Co., Sanford, Fla., as it is tied politically and geographic­ in the “ Mid-way City." ally to the northern part of the state. had taken from the roadway, the fire |distributors, Ai an extraordinary inducement for Loyal ns we may all be to tho whole got beyond their control and swept is to come to Melbourne one of our state of Florida, yet the history of the entire jenlnsula to the inlet. When aedeni.hotela has reduced its ratcj to the past twenty-five years indicates the smoke had cleared away, two metkaliy one-half the rate charged beyond tho peradventure of a doubt, cases of gin and the remains of a cask taring the winter months. Summer that political control lies in the north­ of liquor were found within six feet rites for Florida people ia now the ern counties of the state and that of where the meh had cleared for the dogan of Orange Spot Park. These those counties, despite the proposed street. All that was saved of the ntts arc published in another column constitutional amendment with refer­ LOOK YOUNG1 BRING BACK ITS gin were tho broken bottles. if this issue, and they will be adver­ ence to the reapportionment of repre­ NATURAL COLOR, GLOSS A large crowd o f fortune hunters ted in other papers in the state and sentation in the legislature, will con­ AND ATTRACTIVENESS were seen yesterday searching for an­ bis publicity will bring many people tinue tenaciously to hold the politics other find, but so far none has been o Melbourne durng the coining sumsupremacy. Common garden sage brewed into a reported.—Reporter-Star. ner who have never been here before, If political control were exercised heavy tea, with Bulphur added, will riui write up is contributed for the turn gray, streaked^and faded hair for tho benefit of the whole state, if pod of the cause, and with the hope Senator Trammell beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just the southern counties fared as well in bit other hotels and other papers In a few applications will prove a revel­ legislation as do the northern coun­ Introduces Bill For lorida will follow suit— with the view ation if your hair is fading, streaked ties, perhaps there would be no neces­ Benefit of Growers or inducing more Florida people to gray'. Mixing the Sage Tea and sity for criticism nor would there be ‘See Florida First."— Melbourne arc Sulphur rccipo nt home, though, ia nny talk of state division. But the Settlement of Claims to Be Made Times, troublesome. An easier way is to get real facts are that while the southern Within Sixty Days After Filing n bottle of \yyeth’s Sage and Sulphur part of the state is taxed heavily and Compound nt any drug store, all ready out of proportion to the northern coun­ Sari Bernard Senator Park Trammel Friday in­ for use. This is the old-time recipe ties, the vast bulk of the state’s mon­ troduced in the senate a bill requiring Is Kidnapped improved by tho addition of other In­ ey is spent in the northern counties. * the settlements of claims against tho It is said that 19 coun­ gredients. From His Home railroads and express companies for While wispy, gray, faded hair is not tiesForininstance, Florida p.ay more than GO per lost freight, damage to freight and cent of tho taxes of the state, and it If Hand of Armed Men, Whereabouts overcharges within sixty days from sinful, we all desire to rotuin our does not take one over-informed to youthful appearance and attractive­ Are Unknown filing of claim. The measure provid­ ness. By darkening your hair with understand that more than 80 per cent es an attorney's fee, if the claimant Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, of the taxes collected in the state are (Dr Tb» AuocliUl Prtu) * has to bring suit and . recovers an no one can tell, because it does it so spont in the counties in the upper part CORK, June 21.—James Francis amount in excess -of that offered by naturally, so evenly. You just damp­ of the Btate, Prqfctically all the grent bnuril, fpurth Earl of Bandon, was the common carrier within the said en a sponge or soft brush with it and state institutions are located in tho tidupped this morning from his resl- sixty days. The bill is much the same draw this through your hair, taking northern counties, and, certainly, the bw at Bantry by a band of armed as tho Florida law upon the subject, one small strand at a time; but morn­ vast program of road building con­ urn. Castle Bernard, his home, was Senator Trammel) being the author ing all gray hairs have disappeared, templates tho expenditure of great et afire and this afternoon was still of the state law, except that the bill and after another application or two sums of money in that section of the wring. Karl Bnndon’n whereabouts introduced1in the senate applies only your hair becomes beautifully dark, state long before the authorities can i (till unknown. to inter-state shipments. reach the southern counties, wherq glossy, soft and luxuriant.— Adv. roads are already built, with their There is one consolation about be­ A man feels n little proud of his statewide road program. Rub-My-Tism kills pain. ®Uege education until his ten-year- ing bald. The barber never leans over Legislation, so far as South Florida id »on asks him to help work tomor- nnd whispers ingratiatingly: “ Tonic is concerned, practically amounts to a •Hend-IT-OFF"— ENERGIZE—NOW denial of representation and of politi­ 3»’i problem. air?’’ cal equality, reasons enough in them-* selves for political separation. But the underlying reason why the people of Florida should seriously con­ sider stata division along equitable lines with reference to territory and population, is that the two sections of the state have entirely different in­ terests and have an entirely different view as to the progress tho state should make, and these interests and these views can never be reconciled. The result is that each section of the PUSHED HER around. stato is a drag on the other and hind­ IT WAS a whale. • • • ers the other's progress along the PULLED A thlna-a raa-JIg. 'OF A bill, and tho old bus. lines compatible with the happiness of • • • • • t the people involved. AND THE blam e-boat GROANED AND Bhuddcred. • ij# There is as much difference be­ BACKED UP the bill. AND FINALLY stalled. tween South Florida and North Flori­ • • • « • • da as there is between .the state of WITHOUT EVEN besUatlag, AND YOU could fry eggs. • • • • * • Florida and the state of Ohio, and 8 0 I learned a trick. ON THE radiator. there is no more reason for continuing • • • ., • • • , them under one form of state govern­ WHICH EVERY driver. WELL, WHAT I know. • « • ment than there would be to unite the SHOULD REMEMBER. ABOUT BUZZ wagons. state of Alabama and- ths state of • • • * « Georgia under one constitution. WHEN IN doubt, light up. COULD BE written big • • • • • * If the division could be made, each A "SATISFY" cigarette. ON A postage stamp. of the states thus formed could work • • • • ♦ • out its own destiny in its own way, to FOR WITH one of those. BUT I fiddled around. • • # the very great benefit of each. • * * BEARED TO your teeth. AND TORE my now shirt. Certainly, dvery activity in South - $ # *‘ : ■ fi.'*". * 1.. 1 ppriTi Florida would receive new life and YOU CAN start anything. AND GOT alt smoared up. • • • greater permanency if It could be per• • • THE ENGINE would start mlted to create a new state and solve • f. • its own problms unhindered by the ne­ BUT LIZZIE wouldn’t cessity of bringing along the back­ • • • Afr.77«A< T h u o f SO NOT ON that hUL ward countiea and developing them. • • • Much time is being wasted and pro­ A«Jk your dealer to altoar SO I quit and lit up. self-startera. That blend Of fine Turk­ y o u t h * n o w vacuum gress in the South is hindered by the i , i ish -and Domestic tobacco* nuke* • c a h d t in * o f 3 0 C h a a ia r* ONfe OF my cigarette*. sentiment which objects to the divis­ friends by the mil lions. Another thing SaUa. A com pact, ooo• • • ion o f the state. —you don't find a Choaterfield amok. v t n ie n t anci a b a o lu te ljAND THOUQHT It or*r. er "«h lf ting” brands—h e's In * ‘high" A I R - T I Q H T p a c k in g — South Florida.should now begin to .* * * all the time. * *5# c ig a r* t t aa keep fre a h THEN I bad a hunch. preach state division and to work in In d a H o ita ty , ail possible and honorable ways for a new state for Itself.— Miami Herald, FOR THE S l ) m “ BE TTER -G E T-B E TTER ” Circulation— “ DO IT N O W ” ---------- Strength It Simply Removes Obstructions to Blood Flow— Dislodges Accumulations of many years— And Thus Equalizes Pressure on Nerves— Arteries’ Neuritis-------The ‘‘LOGICAL TREATM ENT*------- Paralysis A SK US “ ENERGIZER” ASK TH EM Rheumatism— FOR M A N Y HUM AN ILLS— Blood Pressure And Veins, so that the Blood Stream Function^ Better— Gets Nourishment to Dormant Tissue A t Sanford— No Mystery— No Imagination— Appointment TELEPHONE 184 L. C. CAMERON P. O. 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TH IG P E N & COMPANY AQEWT8 G en eral S a n fo rd Florida “ How We Cleared Otir Summer Home of'Kata,? by Mrs. Perry. . “When we opened our seaside (tome last May it was alive with rats. They'd knawed all the upholstering. We cleaned them out In a week,with RAT-SNAP. I prefer this rat killer because It comes in cake form, no mixing.. Saves dirtying hands and pistes." Three sixes, 35c, 65c, |1.25. Sold arid guaranteed by. Ball Hard­ ware Company.—Adr. Writ* for earl L LEWIS aCAR :- - • - � 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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I im c U M Ft. i i ) • NEW YO R K , June 16— Investiga­ tion is under way today to determine how and where more than five hun­ dred modern machine guns w|th hun­ dreds of spare parts were placed on the steamer Eastslde while at the pier in Hoboken awaiting departure for an Irish port. Officials o f the Depart­ ment o f Justice, the United States Shipping Board customs service begnn checking facts in an effort to dis­ cover to whom the weapons intended to.be shipped and who caused them to be placed aboard the'vcssel. According to Chief o f Police Hayes of Hoboken, the arms were seized yes­ terday by the federal agents. This morning, he said, a man giving the name of Frank Williams appeared in recorder’s court and swore out a search warrant, claiming the weapons. The Hoboken police said that when they went to the pier where the East Side is tied up they were told that there w'ere no machine guns there, loiter, they said, they found them be­ ing loaded on a truck and took pos­ session o f them, after some argument with customs men. > The federal agnts dclincd to discuss the seizure but officials o f tho de­ partment o f justice admitted they were investigating’ a report that a plan waa afoot to ship arms to IrcPresence o f the arms on board the East Side was not known to the own­ er of the ship, the United States ship­ ping board, or its mannging opera­ tors, until they were informed of their discovery by federal investiga­ tor*. The East Side cleared today for Norfolk, where, according to Chief of Polico Ilaycs o f Hoboken, she was to take a cargo o f coal for a port in Ire­ land. ■ WHO VOTED ON T H E QUESTION IN SARASOTA D18. TRICT. d r Th. ineftaftO F t. m ) i . There will be p-blg meeting in Central Park tonight held for the purpose of hearing a good talk on Sanitation and Health by Julien DeNazarle, inspector for the State Board of Health. Mr. DcNazarie will tell what he knows about conditions in the state and in Sanford and will give the ac­ tual facta as he sees them and not from rumors or hearsay. He will tell you about the condition of Sanford from a health standpoint and then tell you how you can get clean and keep clean. It is something that will interest every man and woman in Sanford and the Woman’s Club, the Chamber of Commerce and all kindred organiza­ tions should be present to henr Mr. DeNnzarie who knows his subject and goes .right to the heart of the sub­ ject. This lecture is absolutely free to ev­ eryone. Come out nnd hear something that is of tho greatest intertse just at this time. ’ Eight Firemen Killed at Crossing ' • ‘ By Fast Trayi America Tpkes N o P a rt In League of Nations; Council Meets Friday Sixth M an Arrested Duval Judges W ill Not For Rought Stuff in Receive More Connection W ith Case Assaulted J. P. Milton and Ordered . Him to Leave Coiinty. (By Tb* l i M t U l d Frau) ■ OCALA, June 16.— Harvey Waters wns arrested today charged with be­ ing a member o f the party which two weekrf ago assaulted J. P. Milton, a farmer, at hia home near here and or­ dered him to leave the county. Waters la the sixth man arrested in connection with the case, five others being taken into custody yesterday. A ll are at liberty under $600 bond. City M an ager Form of G o v t U rg e d For M ore Florida Cities (B f T U I ih c U M Frau) . W ASHINGTON, June 10— The American government, it waa learned today, does not contemplate .partici­ pation in the deliberations o f the lea­ gue of nations council which convenes in Geneva tomorrow for the consider­ ation o fthe problems arising out o f the allocation o f mandates. DO n o t ' a f f e c t a n y o t h e r P A R T OF S TA T E -G O V E R N O R T E LLS WnY HE DID IT. Six senate billa and two house bills enacted by the 1021 Florida legisla­ ture were vetoed by Govomor JIardce, under authority vested in him by sec­ tion 28, article 12, of tho constitution, and transmitted to the office of Sec­ retary o f State H. Clay Crawford into Tuertday* . This completely clears the gover­ nor’s office of all bills left-in his hands at the close of the legislature. Senate bills vetoed by tho governor • People W an t Special Term to T ry the Joe Saucer Case and A n y Other Cases That M ay Come B e­ fore the Court SAR ASO TA, June 16.— Legislative action, creating Sarasota county out o f the lower part of Manatee was ratified by tho people o f the district (Hr Tb* i m c l i M Frau) yesterday 608 to 164. County offic­ * PERTH AMBOY, N. J., Juno 10— ers will be ppointed by Governor The University of Cnllfomlu graduated the largest class In tho world Th j death o f another fireman today this year—1051. The photograph shows the procession of graduates and, at Hardee before July first and they will brought the death Hat up to eight at hold their first meeting on the first the left. Dr. David P. Barrows, president of the university. . a reault o f laat nlght’a grade creating Tuesda yof that month. accident when •a city fire engine struck a locomotive said to have been running at a rate o f fo rty miles on hour. The engineer o f the locomo­ tive and the conductor o f the train have been arrested, charged with man­ slaughter. S TA TE INSPECTOR W IL L T E L L YOU SOMETHING A T CBNT R A L PAR K TONIGHT • Scmino|e county haa taken a d ec ld -. cd stand against crime and especially against the sale o f liquori This waft made manifest by the grand Jury ha session here for two weeks and fas their presentment they called attaiw tlon to the Saucer case in which the defendant was charged with having liquor in his possession and the case being continued on account o f the ab­ sence o f the wife o f the defendant It was presented by the grand Jury that the case should be tried at this tana o f court even i f a special term was made necessary. On the heels a t this presentment came the resolutions o f the board o f county commissioners ' who asked that the special term ad court be held to try this case'. N atorally, special terms o f court coot money but the citisens generally . would like to have this term e f court to dispose o f the cases now and savw the county money by quick action an*, also give the people a better feelin g with regard, to justice and the courts. Judge Perkins in calling the special1 term o f court e4rf rest assured that his action is endorsed by the m a jo r ­ ity o f people of the county who only wnnt to see fair play and the laws en­ forced with no unnecessary delays. International Unions . A re A fte r Gompers F or His Patriotism (By Tit# i i M d i U I ?r«ai) DENVER, June 18— Tw o Interna­ tional unions have demanded that th*. convention o f the Aiherican o f Labor ow in session here, instruct Its presi­ dent, Samuel Gompers, to Immediate­ ly I'e-afflllato tho American Federa­ tion of Labor with tho International Runs Amuck at Frank Trades Unions, it became known to­ day when resolutions presented to th * • fort'W h ile Resisting convention by the International A s­ sociation o f Machinists, ad firemen Arrest and oilers’ unions were made public* Both practically call fo r the r e ­ pudiation o f Gomper’s action and that o f the executive council in severing relations with the European tabor RUT STORE WAS 8 E T ON FIR E movement because o f Its “ revolution­ iiY BULLETS A N D . ary activities.” , BURNED ’ G A IN E S V ILLE , June 16.— Adopt­ 517— An act relating to the salaries ion o f the city manager plan or the of judges o f circuit courts of coun­ commission form of government by ties having more thnn 100,000 popula­ Train Fired Upon Another Passenger more Florida cities was urged and de­ tion, nnd providing for a portion of N ear Dublin Yesterday fects Train Wrecked, \ in city advertising schemes were such salaries to bo paid from the Two Attackers Killed pointed out by speakers at today’s general revenue of such counties. Four are Killed sessions o f the short course for com­ 320— An act prohibiting the use, (Ojr IS* A u «< U M Fr**i) mercial secretaries being conducted manufacture or-sate of saccharin or DUBLIN, Juno 16.— A train bound by tho University o f Florida. other artificial sweetener, and provid­ from Limerick to Ennis was fired up(H r Th* A u w U U S Fra**) The two ploAa o f government both ing penalties for thd violation thereof. FR ANKFO RT, Ky., June 16.—John oil yesterday. Soldiers aboard re­ originated in the South, according to 181— An act with respect to the Fallis, grocer, who isst night shot turned the fire and two members of Dr. J. M. Leake. • qffect o f tho plea of not guilty in and wounded six persons while resist­ the attacking party was killed. Ono ‘T h e commission plan o f govern­ actions for tort. ing arrest for interfering in an alter­ soldier was wounded. ‘ * ment waa first tried out at Galveaton, cation between a policeman and'Fal­ 185— An .act making appropriation Texas," he said, "and worked un<fer lis, son, escaped during the night from for the pare and maintenance o f the Federation Labor the moat trying circumstances.” his combination grocery store and Olustee monument and grounda ant Staunton, Va., was tho first city to providing for the erection o f a care­ dwelling where it is. belloved ho had , W ants Investigation the city .manager- form, he as­ taker^ house thereof. barricaded himself. Early today — Lockout of Seamen adopt Sheriff More and a large number o f serted, and the plan "has proven it is 137— An act pensioning Thomas V. workable in both deputies riddled the house with bullets and large Anderson, an aged Confederate solcltiea." • s t nnd the fire elicited no response. Bul­ lets ignited matches or other lnfitmThe commission plan haa as its 425— An net to abolish the present chief asset, the speaker declared, the corporation o f the town o f Crestvlew, able material and the structure was ■ concentrating o f both legislative and Okaloosa county, and to establish a gutted. executive powers into the hands of a municipality o f the town o f Crestjudge of the circuit court o f Duval small body. county, fixes the aalary and allowanc­ The city manager plan'was origines for expenses o f such circuit judge ated to eliminate deffecta o f the com­ at the same amount as that prescrib­ mission plan, Dr. Leake declared, by ed for other circuit Judges throughout centering administrative responsibil­ charges to juries and direction o f ver- the state. Other circuit Judges, by re^ ity. dicta by the court. cent act o f the legislature, are paid a has cost Florida cities many thous1057— An act authorizing and di­ aalary o f $5,000 per year, with $300 anda o f dollars, according to A. Al recting the board o f county commis­ for expenses, which compensation Seventeen Strikers pay, must necessarily be that o f the circuit Coult, o f the Florida development sioners o f Flagler county to Held in County Jail board. • • ' transfer and set over out o f and froifi Judge o f Duval county, under the pro­ , at Panam a City The u le of^ pictures and postcards the certificate o f indebtedness, con­ visions o f section 42, article 6, as snakeq and -tumbled down 1 negro struction fund o f Flagler county to above. Any additional compenfation shacks” should not be permitted, Mr. the bond trustees o f the Shall B lu ff ST. AN D RE W S, Jane 1 6 -S even Coult asserted, as they were detri­ special road and bridge district the twn strikers, four whites and thlr- uken back to the house for action. mental to the beat interests o f ths sum o f $25,608.40 to be used fo r road ken negroes,, from the Bay Harbor W EATH ER DISTURBANCE . • state. Pieurep o f churches, schools building purposes.. and Millville sawmills, are being held REPORTED OVER HONDURAS, In vetoing Senate bill 617 the gov­ and other buildings should show in the county jail at Panama City.t HOPE IT GETS COLDER "life,” he asserted, not "with their ernor says: The men a n said to have been arrest-1 . / -------* "B y its terms thia set is • general windows closed and streets deserted.” •4 fo r vagrancy, but the formal W ASHINGTON, June 15.— A dis­ law, yet by its application' it affects charge was lodged against only one turbance of moderate Intensity over only the circuit judges presiding in Duval county. * o f theem. J i Western Caribbean M l central near our institutions and opposed to the -----------■-------------the coast o f Honduras was reported "Section 42, article 6 o f the Consti­ practice which has prevailed through­ The Dally Herald— 16c V weak, do- to the weather bureau today*/ tution, providing from an additional out the history o f Florida.” Congressman Mason, O f Illinois, Died Today • (B y 11m AittcltUd Fraaal W ASH ING TO N, June 16.— Repiwsentative W. E. Mason,, o f Illinois, died here early today o f heart faBure. Although he had been suffering’ from a heart attack fo r the past serv­ ers] days, bis condition yesterday w as reported as showing improvement and death came unexpectedly after a. sudden relapse. Representative Ma-. son waa 71 years o f age and a former.member o f the senate. Atlanta Lady Eliminated in G olf Tournam ent The Dally Herald— 16c a v llvered anywhere In Sanford. L-!—I---- B E B U IL T �* *• '‘ v : • • i *' • * 'pftr^ •. T» * g ^ .;-Cr ---i r; • ........... T H E SANFORD, W E E K L Y H E R A LD , F R ID A Y , JU N E 10,1921 PERSONAL Nl CTma T b u r t d a p ’i IHUy) SOUTH FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY R E C E N T B O N D IS S U E O F S P E C IA L R O A D A N D B R ID G E D IS T R IC T F O R . E A S T E R N S E M IN O L E L IN K S U P C O M P L E T E S Y S T E M OF ROADS Eg • . . O ran ge County Bond Issue W ill M ake The Sys­ tem Complete W ith Perfect N etw ork o f H ard Surface Roads North, South, East and W est * * * * * * * * * * The recent bond issue voted by the ■pedal road and- bridge district for Chuiuota,. Geneva and Oviedo that went overwhelmingly for bonds dem­ onstrates that the people o f eastern Seminole want good roads and they intend to have them. This new dis­ The spring season proved a happy trict will connect with the excellent one. Peppers were abundant and the system o f hard-surfaced roads that price was right. Carload nfter car­ will be built immediately by Orange load left our station and express pack­ county and Joined up with the new ages were piled high each day await-' road system o f Brevard county and ing Shipments. .Folks are busy, there­ will mean that Semtr.ole and Orange fore happy nnd a general air of pros­ counties will have the most compre­ perity hangs over the village. Busi­ hensive’ system o f hard-surfaced roads ness hns picked up right along. New In the entire South. This sounds like buildings nre going up, houses ate be­ a big statement, but it is true, and ing painted, new automobiles bought, this paper expects to have a map of and everybody wears a pleasant smile the entire syste mat nn early date nnd some, a new suit of clothes. Many and will publish it In order to herald o f the folks are preparing to tnke n to the world that surh n line system summer outing. One family will go o f roads really exists In the Scuth and to Hot Springs, Ark., others to Ken­ in Florida, where many rC’ho have not tucky, Tennessee, many fo other dif­ been in the state can hardly imagine ferent northern points nnd o f course nil tho “ leave behinds” go to the var­ good roads for Florida. Seminole county is among the pio­ ious beaches. Oh, we nre all going neers in the matter of good ronds and some place, nnd every mail brings in while a part o f Orange county fought big packages from Sears, Roebuck & Co., for we nre nil going to have good for good roads and the first big bond clothes nnd mnke n big impression up­ issue that was advocated had Its on the folks up N o’th this summer. strortgest support from this part o f Ynssum! . the county. Since Seminole has set The Baptist denomination has been up housekeeping for herself the mak­ conducting n series of revival services ing of good ronds to every pnrt of tho nt Monroe the .past two weeks. Revs. county hns gone merrily on and with E. Lee Smith and William Combs, of the big Idea advanced by Orknge and Orlando, officiated. Mrs. Smith di­ * * * * * * * * * * * Brevard counties to make a hard-sur­ rected the choir and the music wns nil faced road to Titusville, south o f the very beautifully rendered. Quite a present road to the beach, came tho number united with the church and thought that Seminole should get in­ bnptismnl services were held at the to the game and Join up with this Inkc Thursday afternoon at 4 o’clock * * * * * * * * * * great trunk line that will get all the where baptism wns administered b y ; travel going south to Miami nnd com­ the pnstor. Rev. Smith anil Rev. Mrs. Julin Ynhn is very ill tit the ing north to points in South Florida, Combs nre zealous ministers of the L. cutting off many miles that are neces­ Baptist church and nre quite popular. home of her daughter, Mrs. G. sary to go, via Daytona nnd New Mrs. Smith is quite A charming wom­ Bledsoe on Celery nve. . .Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Commons of Smyrna. an nnd very accomplished. She is a Stone island; nnd Mr. Commons’ bro­ Tho present system of good roads musician of much talent and tenches ther, Carlton A. fomnwns, of North recently voted by Special . Road nnd music, both vocnl nnd instrumental, Baltimore, Ohio, were dinner guests Bridge District No. 2, will be from und is also n teacher of English liter­ nnd spent the day Sunday with Mr. Oviedo to Golden Rod to join with tho ature in the schools of Orlnndo.’ She nnd Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth of Bcnrdalf mnin rond to Orlnndo. From Chu- made ninny friends while here. avenue. E. A. Osteen sold his home in Vo­ luotn to the county line of Orange Mrs. Chnrles Polk and little twin county. From the rond between Gc- lusia county to MT. Bruce, of Monrot;, sons went to Grand Rapids, Mich., last nnd Mrs. Osteen nnd children hnve nevn nnd Oviedo to the town o f Os­ ceola. Fmm Gencvn to Osceoln nnd moved to Dcl.und where they will rc- week and will spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Luke’, former Sanford connecting with the new rond nt T i­ sitfe in the future. Mr. Osteen having residents, nt their home in Hnrt, purchased property there. The com­ tusville. . Mich. This system of ronds will cmbrnce munity regrets very much losing this Mrs. W. V. Wheeler, of Orlnndo Mr. Osteen will the greatest net of, hard ronds that estimable family. rond, and little daughter, traveled in has ever been devised in this state continue hia general store nt this place eompAny with Mrs. Polk ns far ns nnd is boarding with Philip Eager. and mean's more to the counties in­ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Guts, who hnve Cincinnati, Ohio, where they will visit volved tbnn nnyonc enn comprehend this summer. at first blush. It means, among oth­ been guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Roi­ John Ingram came over from er things, that the vaft territory ly have returned to Lakeland. While Hawks Park Inst week for a visit with south of us will now be opened to here, Mr. Guts purchased property in his daughters, Mrs. Elwood Irish nnd traffic nnd travel. It means thnt the Sanford anti will move to this county Cuerry. in a short while. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gut Mr“ - R vast Everglades country is nearer us Boston Steele, of Bcnrdnll avenue, lived here about two years ago nnd by many miles nnd nil the trade and farmed the Muse plncc on First street. is leaving the first of next week fo r travel of thnt vast section will come Charlie Rabun and fnmily huve mov­ Mnnasns nnd other points in Virginia via Sanford and Orlando nnd the ed into their nice new home near Mr. on a business trip to be gone about route will be much shorter. It means Rabun’s mother. Their cottage is three weeks. that the bulk of travel from the north Horace Chorpcnihg left Monday for very neat nnd pretty. Harry Rabun to Miami and southern points In the Cleveland, Ohio, to resume his position will also build a ,new home on. the winter season will come this way. It with the Pennsylvania Railway Co., corner lot which he purchased on First means that this part of the state will street. after having been at home since Inst get the benefit o f the trade for many Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lapkin nnd Christmas. miles south and east of us that here­ uncle, Frank. Lnppin spent a very Joe Corley is the guest of Jim Stone tofore has had no outlet. It means pleasant Sunday nt Daytona Bench. at Coronado Bench for two weeks. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Corley will that Seminole and- Orange counties Jack Peck went to Fort Myers on will hnve the best system of good Wednesday to look the situation over spend Thursday ns guests of Mr. and roads in the state and that one can, for n prospective "pepper crop in thnt Mrs. A. H. Stone nt their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowan, sr., nnd in the near future, leave his place o f |locality this winter. two little girls, arc leaving next week residence in any part of Seminole Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacob Bolly took some county nnd drive anywhere in the of their friends to nn outing on the for Blairsville, Gn., to visit Mrs. Cownn’s father and other friends. They state over a system o f good roads— Bench Sunday. at least, one can drive anywhere in Miss Linda Miles is home after will bo away about five weeks. Their Orange and Seminole and Brevard spending a week in town at the Rob­ daughter, Mrs. Ethel Riggers and two and Volusia and Lake counties over son hospital where she was with Mrs. daughters, are out from town spend­ good roads, and this part o f Florida Curtis Muse, who has been ill with ing this week. Lionel Monroe has bought the five will be a kingdom unto itself. typhoid fever. acres, known as the Reber HomrigMiss Alice Bolly', the popular and The Herald wants to congratulate hous place and the five acres locat'd the people o f Special Road and Bridge pretty daughter of Albert Bolly is n east o f it in Cameron city and is build­ District No. 2. You have carried out guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stuttorf at Day­ ing a cozy home and a barn and he tona Beach. • the slogan o f the county and have Mr. and Mrs. John Bolly, Albert and his bride will soon be nicely set­ shown that you stand for progress Bolly and Mr. and Mrs. George Me- tled in their new'home. The land Is *and prosperity. . Crumb spent Sunday at Coronado all Improved. LAKE MONROE 2 . Bf L-%v ; I ml l many friends here who hope fo r her a speedy recovery. Bartow Mann, one of our most in­ dustrious nnd prospenous citizens is building three dwelling houses upon the land he purchased from J. E. Pace. More houses is what the town needs and Mr. Manr. nas mailc a good move, and now that the ball haa been started we hope others will help to keep it rolling. Mr. Mann has also bought a new Ford, hns freshly paint­ ed his dwelling nnd is helping to boost the town. Good work. Prof. J. T. Jacobs visited his old home at Chuiuota this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs have decided to remain in Monroe for the lummcr, Miss Sadie Blackburn, a sister o f Mrs. Jacobs, who taught in the grammar schools nt Sanford, will feturn to her old home in Kentucky. Miss Blackburn is a very attractive nnd popular young lady nnd has made many friends who regret her departure. . Mrs. Jesse Mathews and -children have returned to their home at Lake­ land nfter visiting relatives here. Little Claude Hnwkins hns returned home after visiting his sister, Mrs. Wheeler Marsh, o f DeLand. Mrs. Marsh spent Sunday here with her mother, Mrs. Albert Hawkins. Mr. nnd Mrs. Emmett Horncdge, of Tampa, arc guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles‘ Bell..* Miss Bessie Swnggcrty has been confined to her home by illness. Miss Swnggcrty is the popular clerk at the store o f E. A. Osteen. Mr. and Mrs. John Dukes, of Okee­ chobee, nre visiting their mother, Mrs. James Oglesby. I). B. Warren, Jr., is ill of bronchial pneumonia. A t the general school election held for trustees Monday, the following men were elected for this district, li. N. Stafford, Paoln, John Bell nnd Charles Bales, of Monroe. ********** EAST SANFORD M m t. t v F. - -----— u j '‘How W e Cleared Our Summer S om e t BJ' o f Rats/* by Mrs. Perry. • | , _ »_ i Beach. The many friends o f Matt Tarbcll are pleased to hear o f his recovery at the Femald-Laughton hospital. Mr. Tarbell had a hemorrhage of the stomach, brought on by a strain from heavy lifting. He formerly lived here’ where he fa pleasantly remembered. “ When we opened our seaside home last May it waa alive with rata. They’d knawed all the upholstering. We cleaned them out In a week with R A T -S N A P . I prefer thla rat killer because It comet in cake form, no Mr. Mancel and fam ily have moved mixing. Saves dirtying hands ,and to Crocklin, Ga., in hopes that the plates." Three sites, 35c, 65c, $1.25. change will be a benefit to Mrs. ManSold and guaranteed (by Ball ‘Hard­ cel’s health, the having been very ill ware Company.— A dr. 1here for some time. Mrs. Mancel h v >. -. • ' fine 25-acre improved form. Our sympathy goes out to Mrs. Grecnman, their dnughter, Mrs. Woodward and their son, who arc nil well known here. Ashley Purvis has recently pur­ chased a fine team o f mules from Brady’s stable. He recently lost tho family cow, having died recently. and R. L. Wheeler. Tho supper will be from 5 to 0 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Partin and Mrs. A. P. Farneil spent Thursday in Sanford. Tildcn Jacobs o f Monroe spent Tuesday in Oviedo. • >--------------------- * * * * * * * * * * ********** GENEVA OVIEDO ********** ********** Miss Lydia Yowell of Orlnndo u the attractive guest of Mins MilrfJ! Holly. Mia* Yowell is the daughw8 o f Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Yoweh of oT lando and has many friends In Sna* ford who arc glad to sec her again. ’ Mrs. L. B. Hollar and little daugh­ ter, who have been visiting in LajL ' land, have Returned home. Mr. Roj lar going down Saturday to accenj! pany them home. Mias Virginia DeCourscy, who h » been attending Stetson University^ DeLand, haa returned home for tha summer vacation. M r.'and Mra. Fred S. Daigcr Sr who have been visiting relatives her*! left this morning for their home Tampa. Rush J. Murphy, of the John Ru* sell Co., le ft yesterday for an extendcd trip, including California. Whfl, away Mr. Murphy will visit relative* Miss Gairo Walker, who has bets spending the winter with her cousin, M»s. M. Minarik, has Joined her moth, er, Mrs. C. R. Walker, going on to. gethcr to Asheville, N. C., for tha summer. , . Clifford Walker, who has been a ktudent a t ‘ the University of Florida, is spending the summer at Chatt*. nooga, Tenn. Mrs. J. A. Thomas and son, of Or­ lando, spent yesterday in Sanford. The B. Y . P. U. met at tho Baptist church last Thursday night. William Ballard was serving on the jury last week. J. J. Nicholson, of Osteen, is stay­ ing with hia mother this week, seeing after the cattle. . Miss Lucile and Jeane Flynt, who have had the hotel management left for Georgia Sunday. Mrp. Ballard was in Sanford Wed­ nesday attending the .Walker-Laing IN THE CIXCUTT COURT Or THE SETZXTX wedding. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Or FLORIDA, IN Mrs. T. W. Prcvatt spent Wednes­ AND FOE SEMINOLE COUNT!.— IN CHANCERY day with Mrs. Grover Lcfilea. Mrs. Scott, o f Osceola, spent the CITATION week end with Mrs. McFarland. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Patlishall were Virginia ConeJ, Complainant, ' tl. shopping in Sanford Saturday. II. II. (toner, I'cfcmlant. To II. 11. I tone/: . Mr. Ando Curlctt was a visitor in II appearlna from an affidavit filed la ilia ratue . br tba complainant that Jon. U. A Sanford this week.* (toner, are a resident of Hanford, Florida, tad Mr. nnd Mrs. Willio Lee Sigg, of that rod hart been abtent from the State if Florida, for mom than alatr dara t t i l prertad Chuiuota, spent the week end with Ins the date of the application for thla ardat of publication, and that r°ur laat knows plan Mrs. Sigg*8 mother, Mrs. Tom Mc­ of sojourn waa Atlanta. Oeorsta, and that tUt» la no person In Ibe State of Florida, tha arnica Clain. a aubpoena upuh whom would hind IN . . Miss Ruth McFarland spent, last of■Therefore, thla la to comma ml row. ‘ II. A week with Miss Bessie Clark, of (toner, to peraonallr be and appear tefore a t ■aid Clrcnll Court, at Hanford, Florida, an tka Osceola. m il dar of July. A. I>. 1031. to make anraat, to the bill of complaint this dar filed agelMt Mrs. Culpepper and two children r«u br Ibe complainant In thla cauee. otkrralaa arc spending a few days in Chuiuota. •aid bill of complaint will be taken >• tj ;ie confuted. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prcvatt were It la further ordered that thla notice ha P»Vllahed In Ibe Hanford Herald, a newepeper pav­ visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Prevntt li.I.e, ed In Hanford. Florida, oore a weak tw four rnnaerutlee weeka. Sundny at Moore's Station. . WITNESS mr hand and the teal of Ike fie ' Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Littler and fam­ cull Court of the Heeenth Judicial CUtalt af Florida. In and for Hemlnole (toualr. on ikla ily o f Osteen, spent Sundny With their the Pth dar of June. A. It. 1931. IHKAI.) • E. A. DOUGLASS, daughter, Mrs. T. W. Prevntt. Mrs. II. B. McCall has returned fcom a two weeks visit to her sister in Lakeland. ’ Rev. E. L. W right left Tuesday for Clearwater Beach, where he goes.to attend the Sunday School training school at Southern college. Misses Ruth Young and Elizabeth Lawton and Mosars. Francis Swope and Reverdy Wright, chapcronetj by Mrs. T. W. Lawton, attended the high school piny in Orlando Thursday. • Mr. and Mrs.*T. W. Lawton and lit­ tle daughter, Virginia, le ft Tuesday for n stay at Daytona Beach. Miss Mabel Swope is spending tho week with her sister, Mrs. C. S. Lee, nt Lake Charm. Rev. J. N. Thompson spent Mon­ day in Orlando. Mrs. L. E. W right, Misses Virginia W right,’ Elizabeth and Kathrinc Law­ ton, Elizabeth Young and Luclle Par­ tin spent Wednesday In Sanford. Theodore Aulin was n Sanford vis­ itor Wednesday. John Robinson spent Monday after­ noon In Orlando. Mrs. C. A. Brannon and Mrs. An­ drew Lcinhart spent Tuesday In Or­ lando. A box supper will bo given Thuradny evening nt the C. E. park by the members of Mrs. T. W. Lawton's S. S. class, for the benefit o f the tennis court fund. Everyone in town is In­ Seeing isn't always believing. Ws vited to come and bring a box of see a lot o f people we don't believes fund. The boxes will be in chnrge of Mesdnmcs Thompson, T. W. Lawton "H oad-IT-O FF” — ENERGIZE— NOW. Clerk of the Circuit Ccert, Hemlnole Countr. noril*. GEO. A. DeCOTTUH. Solicitor and of ttouna.1 f-r OoplilkaaL 43-Stc. 666 cures Dengue Fever. Means Two ways to sell things these days: ONE— To sell for a “ one time customer” , — the sale to the man who prob­ ably will not come in again. THE OTHER— * ‘ to sell to people who $re likely to “ repeat”— who may be in to buy again in a day or two. A t .our store we hnve only the second principle. Every customer is n possible "repeat” . W e’re so very, very careful to see that he gets the best • attention, the best values in clothing nnd men’s wear, the best o f our judgment in men’s wear matters. * • TH IS is your safeguard in buying here. Aren’ t we the kind of a store you want to know— TO D A Y? ~ J. acres o f uncleared land directly caat o f his house on> Miller avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron, Henry and Elenor together with Mrs. B: Steele, Miss Mannie Steele and Robert made a pleasant party driving to Or­ lando Monday. We learn that Frank C. Greenman died o f pneumonia at hia home in Owaaso, Mich., a short time ago. He has been a resident o f Mecca Ham­ mock for the past 11 years and had a T H E C LO TH C RAFT STORE IN TH IS TO W N • ’ 4 \ v; *: _ -.*, * d.. .— —--------- ____ ' -. . ----- —----------- 1 --I — ___j , ■-, �THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, M akes Out Clean Case F or Interstate ComI erce Commission uation In Florida with a view to hav­ ing promulgated a schedule reducing the transportation charges on citrus fruits and vegcfables. Should you de­ sire any further information on this subject than you now have before your commission I would be pleased to present you with same." A N D 8HOW 8 T H E M ONEY LOST B Y GROWERS TH IS Se a s o n W ASH ING TO N, June 13.— One of the clearest presentations of the cit­ rus fruit freight rate as it affects the Florida grower and shipper yet made out was yesterday shown in the following letter which Senator Tram­ mell forwarded to Chairman Clark o f the Interstate Commerce Commis“ During the past few months'I have received a largo number o f communi­ cations and petitions from the grow­ ers o f citrus fruits and vegetables in Florida protesting against the present high freight rates and appealing for relief. The advanco on citrus fruits and vegetables which, was authorized in 192.0 has been very detrimental to the growers of my state. The high freight rates arc unquestionably more than the traffic can stand if our grow­ e r s are to be permitted to have left even small returns for their labor and capital invested. "W hile it is true that the market was bad and the prices po&r a con­ siderable part o f the last season, those producing citrus fruits and vegetables had but little net returns remnining even from sales where their products were marketed nt n good price. I could bring to your attention hundreds o f instances which would illustrate thnt the present rates nrc excessive but I will only mention a few. "A grower shipped 312 boxes of orpnges from Cocoa to New York and the same sold for $1,59-1,00 which was s gross of $5.11 per box. The freight was $427.09 on this shipment and when to this was added the other charges the grower received $550.00 or $1.78 per box for his fruit thnt had sold in New York lor $5.11 per box, This fruit brought an exceptionally good price for the past season. "T h j same grower shipped from Cocoa to New York 350 boxes of oranges which sold nt $1,302.01 or $3.79 per Imx. Thu freight on this i shipment was $489.59. A fte r other charges had been added the grower received $328.81 net or less limn $1.00 per box for fruit which had sold In Now York for $3.78 per box. " A grower shipped from Wiihnunm to Washington 374 hampers o f let­ Make Fine Record tuce which sold nt $4G0.26. The freight Am ong Shops o f South on this shipment was $411.11. A fter Sanford is There other charges had beet) added the grower received $3.80. "The same grower shipped 830 Atlantic Coast Line Shop Safety Com mittce Holds Enthusiastic Meet­ hampers o f lettuce and 60 crates of ing at Sanford Today. cabbage to Philadelphia. The ship­ ment sold for $478.50 and the freight (From Fridiy'i Dally) . . on the shipment wns $434.15. A fte r In the interest of accident preven­ other chnrgcs had been added the tion nmong employees nt the shop grower received $10.80. plnnt, n regular committee, known ns " A grower shipped 334 boxes of the Snnford Shop Safety Committee, grapegruit from Orlando to Casper, met in the office1 of H, R. Stevens, Wyoming. The carload of fruit sold master mechanic, nt 10 o’clock this fo r $870.10. The freight wbh $880.10 morning and discussed many questions or $10 more thn nthc sales price of connected with this important subject. tho fruit. " A shipment from Orlando to New • Tho men at Sanford Shops have al­ ns Yor kof 401 hampers o f cabbage sold ready made an .enviable' record compared with other shops on tho A t­ for $077.13. The freight was $-158.80. lantic Coast iLne System and It Is A fte r paying other charges there was their nim to maintain this record. no net proceed for the farmer. The plan of this work is to elimin­ " A car of melons shipped from Florida to Philadelphia sold, for $200. ate, as far as possible, nil dangerous conditions, and nt the snmo time guard Tho freight on the car was $195.00. "Thousands o f cases could be sight­ against unsafe practices on tho pnrt ed to establish thnt the present rates of the men. Mahy improvements have are excessive. It must be born in been made in the physical conditions mind that In addition to the charges In at this shop since thfl Snfety Move­ connection with tho foregoing ship­ ment was inaugurated on the Const ments that the producers had to de­ Line nnd much educational work has fra y the expense of all of the work been done among the men with a view and outlay required to produce tho o f teaching them tho safe way o f con­ ducting their work. crops. A t this meeting today there wens in " I t la my Information that experts attendance Robert Scott, chairman o f f ix the increase o f rates on Florida the Genera] Snfety Committee, and H. citrus fruits and vegetables at 67 per cent over the rates prior to tho in­ S. Corbin, supervisor o f safety, both of whom have their headquarters at crease in 1920, Wilmington. Mr. Scott expressed “ I learn through the press that your himself as being particularly well commission In bringing about, with pleased with the progress o f the worV the railroads, a decrease in rates on at Sanford. certain commodities. One o f the com­ .Those serving on the Safety Com­ modities mentioned was that o f citrus mittee at present arc the following: fruits o f California. While California H. R. Stevens, chairman; M. Carrol), enjoys better freight rats, consider­ vice-chairman; W. C. DoCoursoy, sec­ in g the distance o f the haul, than Flor­ retary; A. L. Campbell, R. Rungc, W. ida has I think- that if the rates are R. Griffith, R. M. Grovenstcin, R. H. Teduced proportion* tely from Florida Smith, D. C. Howard, H. S. Rabun, N. and California that the reduction R. Johnson and C. M. Daly. would be a very proper one. It is m y opinion that the rates on citrus The true measure o f kindness la the fruits and vegetables produced in each certatnlty o f {{■ continuance. o f these. states should be materially reduced. arrived there. Our trip north, was most delightful and wc arrived on schedule time fo r the opening day at our club, the Bayside Yacht Club, Bayside, L. I. • ---- I nm pleased to henr about the drive for your local improvements including yacht basin and community house, and my plans nre under way for the yacht basin and I now hnvo my ideas ns to just what it should be, pretty well crystallized, and I can call up u very clear mental picture of Just whnt it will look like when complete. In the front o f your new hotel, there will be a water park, approxi­ mately 500 ft. square, from which all local contamination is to be strictly excluded. The purest water in tho world will be introduced to it con­ stantly from two artesian wells. In­ vestigate and let me know the approx­ imate cost of two 0 inch wells, put down about 100 feet out from the bulkhead and approximately 250 ft. apart. Also an estimate o f the amount of water which would be deliv­ ered from each of these wells. Around these wells would he an artificial is­ land, cnch made into a water garden showing the very finest growth of your native trees, shrubs nnd flowers. In the center o f the basin there would be extended from tho Bhore a private pier for htc exclusive use of small boats, taking and delivering guests to the hotel. Opposite the end of this pier would be the restricted entruncc to' the basin, this entrance being re­ stricted sufficiently so thnt tho out­ flow of pure water would prevent any floating material finding their wny into this bnsin. Tho left hand side of your basin would l>o the extension of your main street, and this would be eventually developed do ns to make an automo­ bile road out to the outer end, and this Would have a “ T " head with some buildings, around which the auto rond would extend nnd return, being of course, a one wny road with event­ ually a line o f shops down the cen­ ter to make' it attractive for people on foot ns well as auto tourists. Now I am fully aware thnt this wjll look to some a formidable proposi­ tion, but just you wait and see how It works out. I am hoping and I sincere­ ly believe that Sanford will eventual­ ly be one of tho most attractive cities in the South. You certainly have the climnte and a most wonderful location on Lake Monroe, and it is my sincere judgment that there is nothing too good for Sanford. Remember me kindly to tho many friends I made there, and tell them we certainly shall never forget the hospitality of “ Tho Lake City" o f tho South. Yours sincerely, W IL L IA M T . D O NNE LLY. BIG T IM E A T N E W SM YRNA , No w Smyrna expects to have a great big time on the Fourth and if Sanford has nothing on that day New Smyrnd wants us to come over and help the American Legion put it: over. There will be a big shore dinner, the DcLnnd Rand will play, a car will be given away, there will be n bathing suit pa­ rade and auto races and all kinds o f sports. You know that New Smyrna always docs things just right and on f 'T , the Fourth they are very anxious to 666'cures. Bilious Fever " I would respectfully urge (that show the Snnford people n good time. your commission give the most careful N$ver judge the fidelity o f a friend Go over there on the Fourth and help and thorough consideration to the ait- fault*. tho American Legion to celebrate. » Mr. R. J. Holly, Editor Sanford Herald. My Dear Mr. Holly: The enclosed clipping from the Times-Union in reference to an Everbearing orange tree has no doubt caught your alert eye and that o f the readig public generally. Of course, anything that smacks o f oranges is an eye-catcher In Florida. But, this clip­ ping, giving a birth-date to this new orange incidentally touched in this old citizen a vibrant cord that rings out so fresh and sweet that he feels he must share It with you and yours— ah la Herald. Charles B. Pelton, of Lake Helen, who frankly states all he knows about this strangly, neglected ever-bearing orange says: " I took sev­ eral o f these trees to the Orlando fajr. I do not recall the year but (t was soon after Mr. Cleveland was elected pres­ ident. I remember meeting Mr. Cleve­ land at the fair, etc." Now I must believe that Mr. Felton's memory, like my own docs, side-stepped him for the moment and that Instead o f the Or­ lando fa ir It was the Sanford fair where he met Mr. Cleveland. Indeed r d o not believe that Orlando had her fair that year, Sanford had the fair that year, the most complete and tropical in all her History'and Mr.' Cleveland and his young wife, nee Fraccs Folsome, were her special guests. The J. T. A K. W . R. It. was but recently finished and tho distin­ guished parties enmo by rail. Now, in those early days the spirit of adven­ ture wns rife to commercialize our tropic possibilities— the olive, the date, tho plum, Surinam Cherry, ba­ nana and tho starch-yielding plants were being triod out, the tube-rose among them, adorably rich of fla g ­ rant oil and pearly, beauty came into Sanford from tho Sorento district where the'bulbs were grown and largely shipped to foreign mnrkcts. These charming flowers were new to Sanford, n waste product and in abun­ dant supply were every where in evi­ dence, fillin g the show windows, adorning homes nnd in lavish bunch­ es riding high the lapels of old nnd young wore nt once seized upon ns an inspiration and turned to nccount. A mnssive reception arch o f these flow­ ers took form over night in the new depot and with numerous ct cetera, Sanford wns ready for her distinguish­ ed guests. They enme, and bet your life, she was there to the very last lame kitten and now, with good wish­ es nnd good-byes yet in the air a copy of the Sanford Journnl, printed on white satin wns passed to the hand of Grover, n happy nnd most appropri­ ate ending to a great big day for Snnford town. Yours, V_ C. II. LE FFE R . . Following is the article spoken of by Mr. I^ Ifler: Editor Times-Union: In a recent issue o f your paper rend an article wherein it said "An everbearing orungc tree had been discovered in n grove at Avon Park, which was like­ ly to fu lfill the wants of the orange growers," nnd in your issue of Mny 31 you printed an article taken from the Tampa Times which Bnys: “ Fort Myers orange growers o f ninny years experience scout the theory that an ever-bearing orange tree had been dis­ covered nnd that it is far more likely to be one of the Valencia variety.” I wish to state there is such n thing as an over-bearing orange tree, altho’ o f not recent discovery. Thirty-six years ago I came to Volusia county. I started a .large nursery in Lake Helen, which was known as tho South Florida Nursery. The same year in August I stopped nt an old plantation owned by Redding Long and among a clump o f old seeding orange trees, twenty-fixe or thirty years old, was one tree that had five or six hundred ripe oranges on .it, also several hun­ dred o f different sizes, varying from the size o f a hickory nut to fruit al­ most fully grown but not showing any color. I asked Mr. Long if this tree pro­ duced a crop like-this ever year and he replied. “ Yes, ever sinco it be­ gan to bear." I bought two dozen of the ripe oranges with a view o f test­ ing their keeping quality. I put them In a bureau drawer, unwrapped, for six weeks. They shrank up and the rind becamo almost as tough as leath­ er and not one had decayed. Believ­ ing this would be quite an addition to my orange business, I budded sev­ eral hundred in my nursery. I don't recall tho year, but it was soon after Grover Cleveland was elect­ ed president that I took several of these trees to the Orlando fair. ( I remember meeting Mr. Cleveland nt tho fa ir). I took Beveral orders fo r the trees, nnd distributed them in several parts of the state and no doubt this tree at Avon Park sprang from some o f these trees I had sold. A few years later I went oqt o f |he fturacry business and the sale o f this variety; as fa r as I know, was never pushed, but there A n twenty-five or thirty bearing tree# o f thla, variety in Lake Helen today. I have teta or The Florida Scout twelve tree# in my grove. The oth; "F o r Wide-Awake Boys'* era belong to my ncightora that I 35c Year planted fo r them. W IL L A R D L U M L E Y , Publisher They bear the same a# a lemon 902 French tree, every new growth hlooms. The first few year# o f it# bearing we get four growth a year, which gives four, different sizes o f fruit. A fte r the tree gets quite old and bears heavy crops It is impossible .to get more than three growths a year. Everybody ought to have a few o f thesj trees for home use. The quality and flavbr is very fine, the rind is very thin and it has only two or three small seeds. I would not advise plant­ ing a large acreage fo r market, as more than 76 per cent o f the total crop will run 250 and smaller to the box. The fruit is almost as oblong as an egg. On your trees the fruit will LAN D IS, FISH A H ULL run larger. Attorneys and ComucIlors-at-Law I introduced this variety in my D eLAN D . FLO R ID A catalogue as "Lon g's Everbearing." WUI practice In the State and Feder­ As fa r ns I know the Valencia orange al Courts. Special facilities for Exwas not known in Florida thirty-six amintng and Perfecting Land Title*. years ago and this tree o f Mr. Long's had been bearing fo r fifteen years then. S C H E L L E M A IN E S Yours truly, CH ARLES B. FELTON, om ex IN TIIS COURT UOUSS Lake Helen, Fla. L A WY E R PAR TIE S FOR MISS L Y D IA YO W E L L . SANFO RD ••• FLORIDA (Frew MonJ»7 ‘* Dally) G E O . G. H ER R IN G Misses May and Mildred Holly en­ tertained very delightfully Thursday Attorney-at-Law evening at a dinner party In honor No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildin o f their guest, Miss Lydia Yowcll, o f SANFORD, FLA. Orlando. , The guests on this happy occasion included Misses Maude Lake, Olive Newman, Margaret Zachary, Gladycc Wilson and May and Mildred Holly. JEW ELER On Tuesday evening the Misses Hol­ ly entertained at a promenade and M Y -S P E C IA L T IE S : dance in honor o f their guest, Miss Pickard's Hand-Painted Chins Lydia Yowell o f Orlando, at their Gorham’s Sterling Silver home on Park avenue. Rogers' Plated Ware The house was most artistically Elgin and Waltham Watches decorated with quantities o f vines, ferns and baskets and bowls of vari­ Parcel Post Your Cleaning and colored petunias. Dyeing to The evening was pleasantly spent with promenading nnd dancing, the music being furnished by Mrs. Ed Lane. A t a lato hour tho hostesses, assisted by their mother, served plncnpplc sherbet and enko. There were about fifteen couples enjoying this delightful event. HENRY McLAULIN French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers McCLUNG-TOLBERT. 611 Main St. Jacksonville, FIs. We prepay parcel postage on returns (From H o n i U y 'i D i t t y ) The many friends o f Miss Mary McCiung, who visited her sister, Mrs. C. II. Dingec, frequently during tho winter, will be interested in the fol­ lowing announcement: Mrs. John Mocctt McCiung announces the marriage o f her daughter Mary Mr. Henry Perkins Tolbert of Connecticut. wedding taking place Tuesday June 7, nt Dundee, Florida. How a Noted Vet. Gets Kid of Rats— Farmers Heed. Dr. H. II. Butler says: "I use RATS N A P around my hospitals every, three months, whethor I sec rats or not. It does tho work— RAT-SNAP gets them every time. I recommend it to everybody having rats. Don’t wait until there is a bnnd of rats, net immediately you seo the first one. Three sizes ,11c, hoc, $1.25 Sold and guarantee' by IJnll Hnrdwnre Co.— Ac*v. The glory o f life is to love, not to Woman's head is on the dollar, but she will never be satisfied until she bo loved; to give, not to get; to serve, not to be Borved. ' • gets her hand on It. BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES “ llzer without getting our NEW PRICE LIS TS JUST ISSUED. PLE N TY OF M ATER IALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Supplies. E. O. P A I N T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. JAC K S O N V ILLE ' FLORIDA Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots I HAVE THEM “SPURUNG’S SUBDIVISION” tlon— lots 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. This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and to say juat what is my candid convictions would put it most too strong fo r the careful, conservative person—that person whoso eyes are turned backward— The fellow who has V ISIO N will agree with me now the other later. Watch the South East Corner of Page Two �TH E SANFORD W E E K L Y H E R A LD , F R ID A Y , JUNE 17,1921 MARTIN SANFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS MAYOR TOSPEAKHERE' WILL OPEN OCTOBER THIRD NEXT TUESDAY WITH BRIGHTEST PROSPECTS Goodrich The Prices CHAMBER OF COMMERCE W IL L BE HOST TO JACKSON­ V ILLE EXECUTIVE Many o f Last Y e a r’s Teachers W ill Be On Faculty MAKE FINE START to w ard o n e o f t h e m o s t s u c - • CESSFUL TERM S OF OUR SCnOOL n iS T O R Y known and highly respected as an ed­ ucator among school people over the. state, and the school to which she may go from here will Indeed be frtunate in securing her services. Her strong Christian influence.has been felt In Sanford during her residence here, and that city to which she goes will gain a citizen who will at all times stand and work for the very best interests, not only of its schools, but also o f the community In every phase of activity. That success and happiness may be her portion in whatever field sho may work la the wish and prayer o f her Sanford friends. The public schools' of Sanford will probably open fo r the fall term on October. 3, 1921. There will be many of but year’s teachera with us again, wMtb Insures another successful year of school work. Mrs. Arrington will H igh Freight Rates continue as supervising principal o f Shut Off Building the primary schools, Miss Millsn of To Certain Degree the grammar school and Mrs. Max­ e ll as building principal o f tb* high ,(1 ,001 . Wo are delighted to know FREIGHT ON BRICK FROM GEOR­ GIA COSTS MORE T H A N th»t these three faithful and success­ THE BRICK. ful teschers will bo at their usual posts of duty next year, and *wc feA I f the railroad? would reduce their thit under their leadership these freight rates there would be twlpe as rhools will bo kept up to the high much building going on here nnd else­ itindanls of tho past. where .In the state as there now ex­ Much to tho regret o f his many ists. The exorbitant freight rates friends and ,admirers, Prof. Claude that takes more than half the price of Ogilvie, principal o f the high school materials are knocking out the big (during the past two terms, has re­ building operations and holding hack signed, and expects to enter tho Hartho state o f Florida. '* nrd law school next fall. W e wish Senator Park Tramell la making him the same degree o f success as at­ great efforts to bring tho facts before tended his work here In our schools. The new high school principal will the interstate commerce commission but I f they act at all they will act so be Prof- G. E. McKay, fo r the paat Rre years city supervising principal slowly that Snnford will not get the ef the schools of Key West. Prof. benefit of tho reduction In rates In McKay Is a young man of high schol­ time to take care o f the many big arship and proven ability as a teach­ building operations that are contem­ er and principal. He has been re­ plated here this summer, nmong them elected for the sixth term In the Key bWpg a largo tourist hotel. For Instance, this week a Sanford West schools, but prefers to move in­ contractor had a car load o f brick to the Interior o f the state where he shipped here from a Georgia concern will be more closely associated with freight prepaid. Tho freight on a ether school men. County Superin­ thousand was $7.95; the price o f the tendent Uwton is personally acquaint­ brick and freight laid down here be­ ed with Prof. McKay and describes ing $13.95, leaving tho brick manu­ hhn as a man of most pleasing ap­ facturer $0.00 for tho brick. In oth­ pearance, personality and address, er words, thp railroads received more ssd one thnt will soon win his way lets the hearts and affections of both than the brick manufacturer, and If pupils and parents. Mrs. McKay will this freight rate could be reduced now iho teach in one o f the high school there would be twice as much build­ ing as now. departments, and her record in formcWhy should the railroads receive er positions is nssurnnee o f her popu­ more for freight than the manufactur­ larity and efficiency. er receives for his product? It Is Although there may be some chang­ on n par with the rntes o f lost winter es before the opening o f the school when the Snnford growers nnd other term, the list of teachers will probab­ growers sent enr load after car load ly include the following: of fruits nnd vegetables to the north­ High School. ern mnrketfl nnd on account of the High School principal. Prof. G. Ehigh freight", rates, received less than McKay, nothing hack; in many enses being Latin and commercial, and building called upon to pay the difference In 1principal, Mrs. R. C. Mnxwcll. freight rates and getting no money In Mathematics, Miss Ida Mae Gray. return fo r -their fruit nnd vegetables., History, Miss Elisabeth Humphries. In other words, no manufacturer, English, Miss Sarah Muriel. no grower, no business man can mnke Science, Mrs. G. E. McKay. anything under the present high Spanish, (to be supplied.) freight rntes, nnd tho thing for thee Grammar School. people of this Btatc to do—nnd do it Principal, Miss Clnra Millcn. now— Is to demand thnt all of their Eighth Grade, Mrs. D. S. Babbitt. senators nnd nil of their representa­ Eighth Grade, Mrs. Rachel Kirk- tives in Washington get results now. I «a»n. That la what they arc there for and Seventh Grade, Mrs. Solcnn M. Ear­ thnt Is what the people want them to lier. do. *• . * Srrenth Grade, Miss Ida Mao-Hall. Sirth Grade, Miss Winnie Brown. Ladies Broke U p Slrih Grade, Mrs. W .'A . Lester, Odd Fellows Meeting, fifth Grade, Miss Ruth, Kanner, fifth Grade, Miss Edna Chittenden. W ill N ot Be Arrested Primary Schools. Supervising principal, Mrs. S. P. For, The Women Were Rebckahs and [Arrington, The Men Enjoyed the Principal East Bide Primary, Misa Affair |E,hfl Moughton. \ (From W *d n »d a j‘ * D.ltjr) I Principal, West-Side Primary, Mlsa T h i Odd Fellows of Sanford Lodge, |*«y Irvin. flrtt Grade, Miss Hcrmlna Leh- No. 27, were happily surprised Mon­ day night when the members of Semi­ |*»n. nole Rcbekah Lodged walked In upon Second Grade, Miss Francis Hughthem and broko up their meeting. A |iy. very pleasant time was enjoyed with [lo T 1^ M” * Ha*el 'Mough- speeches ahd music, after which all partook of refreshmenta. I f was de­ f fr*t Grade, Miss Ruth Young. cided to have more o f these delightful Second Grade, Miss Mary Howard. gatherings,- one o f which is to be held ®j*and Grade, Mrs. L. A. Durranccj this week at an outing at Crystal Grade, Miss Carolyn Spencer. Lake. ^ 6°rth Grade, Miss Helen TenrlUtSOMETHING W IL L H APPE N '“ rth Grade, Miss Louise Kolb. S A Y S T H E CASH GROCERY (AND IT LOOKS LIK E IT J J * ^ n y friends o f Mra. Rosa L. f n*on, who fo r many y e a n has The Sanford Cash Grocery says that ®ne of the best and most faithful aomething Is going to happen and j ^ ° f the Sanford grammar here It la: A handsome Limoges Chi­ >and who was fo r aevenl years na Dinner Set given free every week Pal of that school, will regret to fo r twenty-six weeks, a complete 100, »«at she has resigned her posi- plece Limoges China dinner set given " thU school. M n . Dickenson away free the 27th week- With each fle e t e d to the position held by purchase of 25c a numbered coupon la Year—the seventh grade fn given and the person holding the lucky tummar school, and the trustees coupon will draw the China. It is ***7 much surprised to receive something that w ill attract the pub­ . Pfrignstlon, F lic nnd you should read all the particu­ m. Dickenson has been with Seml- lars in today's Dally Herald. 4 It will J*ttim,Unty « * « r ,lnce its pay you to watch this paper every one o f the < best day. I w V M 1 that before the dlvcounty. 0he is well a Cold qu ick ly The last w o rd in Q uality The best word in Price (From TM|d»7-i D tO j) The Honorable John W. Martin, re­ cently re-elected mayor o f Jackson­ ville has accepted an invitation ex­ tended him by tho Sanford Chamber o f Commerce to be the principal speaker at the dinner to be given by thnt organization Tuesday evening, June 21, at 8 o’clock, at the Valdez hotel. Mayor Martin Is a particularly brilliant speaker, and hta popularity is not confined to his own city, but extends over all sections o f the state aa well. JIIs constituents in Jackson­ ville trill testify that tho unprecedent­ ed majority which re-elected him mayor of Jacksonville was not due alone to his linguistic ability, but to the efficient and fearless administra­ tion he has given while mayor. The appearance, o f Mayor Martin before tho membership o f tho local chamber- next Tuesday evening will nfford the opportunity o f observing tho wonderful personality which ho possesses and his address, typical o f the man, will bo along lines o f civic development. His host o f friends throughout the state are confident that tho future holds great things In store for him, and at a npt far dis­ tant date Jacksonville will have to re­ linquish he^ claim on this most effi­ cient public servant, realizing that the state and nation are ever In need o f men Of his calibre. An invitation has been extended to the members o f the Professional and Business Women's club to bo present is made that reservations be made promptly, ns accommodations are limited nnd a great many o f the mem­ bers have advised thnt they would be present. Tickets enn be secured from Secretary pea'rmnn, at tho Seminole hotel. Price per cover, $1.25, ST. JO H N S R IV E R B R ID G E aatt-sm odwraw 30-3* 32*3* 32*4 * 0 4 .5 0 334 *32.90 *41.85 *43.10 3 2 *4 * •47.30 155 1 9 0 *3.55 *48.40 *49.65 *58.90 8H 33*5 35*5 <465 [2 3 E SI *6 1 ,9 0 Fabric Tires Goodrich 30x3) antisUd safety tread fabric tire E ffe c tiv e M a y 2 Goodrich ZO*2fo— jwe 1. One quality 2. Sxtra size 3. Specially designed 4. cAntiskid JACKSONVILLE, June 14.— Com­ 5. pleting the Inst link of the Dixie high­ way into Florida, the St. Johns river bridge, spanning the St. Johns river between Jacksonville and South Jack­ sonville will be dedicated July I with elaborate celebration now being ar­ ranged by the Duval county celebrat­ ion committee, which will present, be­ ginning June 30 and ending July 2, a festival o f massive proportions com-j memorating this event. Three days of festivity and fun are being nrrnng-| ed, with assurance by the committee i In charge thnt the celebration' will surpass in entertaining fentures nny event previously arranged in Florida. 0 « t Into the habit o f drinking • Numerous Mnrdi Gras features have glass o f hot w ater before been planned Including nn old-fash­ b reakfast * * ioned carnival o f fun, masked street dancing, parades with decorated GET INTO TH E H AB IT OF DRINKfloats, entertainments, fireworks, sev­ .IN G A GLASS OF 1I0T W A ­ eral bands nnd many other features.1 T E R BEFORE BREAKFAST AJI Florida is invited to join In the celebration nnd mnny cities hnvc ap­ Millions of foIkH bathe internally pointed sponsors to participate In the now instead of loading their system dedication ceremonies and mnids of with drugs.** What's nn inside bath?" honor to nccompnny their spongers, you say. Well, it's guaranteed to who witl be entertained'with an elab­ perform miracles according to hot orate series o f social events while in water enthusiasts. Jacksonville, Low railroad rates on There, are vast numbers of men and excursion fare basis are-going arrang­ women who, immediately, upon aris­ ed by the transportation commitec ing in the morning, drink a glass of and will bo announced In the near fu -‘ hot water with a tenspoanful o f limcture. s’tone phosphate In It. This la a very Arrangements are being made .In excellent health measure. It Is in­ Jacksonville to accommodate many tended to flush the stomach, livcr,kidthousands of visitors during the three' ncys and intestines of the previous dnys. day's waste, sour bile and indigesti­ ble material left over In the body W ESTM INSTER CLUB. which if not eliminated every day, become food for tho millions o f bac­ (From Tu.ui.y-* D*>1, ) teria which infest the bowelB, the Mrs. Robert Grovensteln and Miss quick result is poisons and tdfeins Helen Peck entertained the member* which aro then absorbed ln[o the of the Westminster Club yesterday a f-i blood, causing headache, billqua at­ tornon at the home o f ghe former on tacks, foul breath, bad taste, colds, Myrtle avenue. During the business meeting plana; stomach trouble, kidney misery, sleep­ were discussed and other things o f. lessness, Impift-e blood and all sorts ( importance were attended to. A ll the( of ailments. People who feel good one day and sewing for the Red Cross which bqflj been completed was turned In. There badly the next, but who simply can were six new members enrolled. Fol­ not get feeling right are urged to lowing the business meeting a social obtain a quarter pound o f limestone hour was enjoyed. Th e hostesses phosphate at the drug store. This will cost very 'little but (a suffleient served a delicious ice course. * There were fifteen members attend­ to make anyone a real crank on the subject o f internal sanitation.— Adv. ing this delightful meeting. Fair price START IOMOHROW AND KEEP IT UP . M WORDING SUGAR 6C PER LB. W illi every dollar’s worth o f gro­ ceries. You buy from us. You get one pound q f best granulated sugar fo r 6c. Cates Crate Co. Phone 181. 40-tfe ■ 111 W IL L GO TO GIRLS CAMP H iu Sarah Wight will leave on July 5th fo r Camp Junaluaka, N. C., taking with- her a party q t six girls, Mary Elisabeth Pufcaton, Olivs Newman, Virginia Neely, Florence and Helen W itte and litUe Billie Wight. The There won’t be a wave o f prosper- camp laata through July and August, ty until all o f us are willing to and la one o f the Jargelt and best In waive a few o f our “ rights." North Carolina: Mias Ethel McCoy, Camp Director, is a ' form er Sanfonl girl who has 666 cures Dengue Fever. made wonderfully good in educational The true measure o f klmtneaa la the work in Intermont College, Bristol, Va. certalnlty o f tta continuance. The name o f Goodrich on a tire means * one quality only. Like all other Goodrich tires this 30x3) is one quality. This stand* ard is a fixed principle, and that quality must be the best our resources, skill and experience can produce. Th e b . f . Go o d r i c h r u b b e r c o m p a n y odkron, Ohio ST. AGNES GUILD Mra. Lloyd serving a dainty ice course. Tho members present were:- Mea(From TuMi.jr't D.ltr) damea Ed. Lane, Archie Betts, Wm. The St. Agnes Guild held their reg­ Bolding, Clifford Peabody, Gwynne ular business meeting yesterday a f­ Fox, Howard Ovcrlin, Chris Matthews, ternoon nt the home of Mra. S. M. Fred S. Daigor, Jr., S. M. Lloyd and Lloyd on Park avenue. Miss Mildred Dickson. It was decided to only meet once a month during the summer, and that Europe’s heart Is doubtless brok­ each member should mako one article en, but It still uses a club to make each month for the Christmas bazaar. wt ‘ * _ _ ■ ■ 1 1'.a a W UHAN EXCELSIOR — 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; rfe ■'=T V ~ "fZ'r - -* ■-Jr';• *, a — You can pass anything on the road i f you wish. — You can take her along on every trip and outing. ' FAST- -SP O R T Y NEAT E C O N O M IC A L ------ C H E A P ------ Q U IC K Get out arid away into God’s own country. It will add years to your life and make you fit for more and better work. Motorcycles V * * *» » F L O R ID A ; tv- . �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1 Co-Operative Firm Bro’t ; the Suit A gain st the * W holesalers TO C E R T A IN CUSTOMERS AN D K N IG H T S AYS T H E Y COULD PICK TH E IR CUSTOMERS W ASH ING TO N, June IB.—Conclud­ ing oral argument in the case o f the Southern Hardware Jobbers' Associa­ tion charged with use o f the boycott and conaipiracy in restraint o f trade, were heard yesterday by the Federal Trade Commission. The case has been bitterly fought on both sides and has been on the commission’s docket more than a year. Decision was re­ served. , Although C. M. Neff, commission counsel produced what he described as conclusive proof that members of the association had sought in influ­ ence all hardware manufacturers, as well as members of the association, to Join in nn alleged conspiracy, P. O. Knight, o f Tampa, Fla., for the asso­ ciation, entered a categorical denial of the whole charge. Mr. Knight assert­ ed that the whole case simmered down to the question of whether* any mer­ chant could.not pick his own custom­ ers.- No law, he contended, could com­ pel general sales and no power was reposed in congress permitting it to enact such legislation. The case grew out of n complaint by the Merchants' Co-operative Asso­ ciation and the American Purchasing Company o f Atlanta, a joint concern in which many retail* hardware deal­ ers were allied for the purchase of their stocks from manufacturers. Tho government claim was that members of the jobbers’ association had at­ tempted to refuse to sell to it. Mr. Knight contended that testimony, .tak­ en in the last year, hnd disclosed only five manufacturers who hud not ac­ cepted orders from the co-operative institution and that each of these-had legitimate grounds for so doing. A sharp line of demurkqtion on the question o f a boycott was drawn by the opposing lawyers. Mr. Knight told the commission thut the govern­ ment case represented "many infer­ ences, assumptions and conclusions fo r which no basis existed in the sworn testimony." , He declared thnt where­ as, the government’s argument held P A R T IE S FOR MRS. M cLA U G H LIN (rr»ra Daily) Mrs. Norma McLaughlin o f New York, who ia the charming house* guest o f Mrs. R. E. Newman, will be honorec at several parties given this week, among them being the bridge .party to be given Friday afternoon by Mrs. A. P. Connally. The guests will inelude the members o f the Ev­ ery Week and Duplicate Bridge clubs. Mrs. McLaughlin was a form er mem* her o f these clubs. On Saturday Mrs. E. M. Galloway and Mrs. W. E. Watson will entertain at a picnic bridge at Silver Lake in honor o f Mrs. McLaughlin. Plans will go forward at once on the planning and construction o f Southern' College at Lakeland. j This wus Authorized by the trustees o f the college1who met at Sutherland yesterday and delegated the task o f engaging an architect and landscape artist to an executive committee*camposed o f J.( E. Well, Dr. R. H. Aiderman, Dr. J. P. iiilbum, Dr. J. A. Hen­ dry, Dr. W. A. Cooper, L. N. Pipkin and E. T. Roux. The committee will meet at Lakeland ready fo r business Friday, June 24. The trustees were gratified at the result o f the Christian Educational movement, .which ■will provide the needed funds for tho college. The trustees declared yesterday that the fact thut Florida was the first confer­ ence to go over the top provdd that tho Methodists of the state were be­ hind the college wholeheartedly. Flor­ ida has been the only conference to rais more than the assigned quota and tho $700,000 for Southern College will provide ah institution that will be a pride and asset o f the state. The Inst batch of ballots confirming Lakeland ns the site for the college were counted by tho trustees. Not more than seven out of 212 members of th conference voted against Lake­ land. The official confirmation will be made when the conferchcc assem­ bles In December, but the straw vote indicated the prevailing opinion. • Another important matter discussed informally was that o f encouraging the establishment of a preparatory school for the college at Sutherland. The executive committee was invest­ ed with the power of investigating the feasibility and practicability of such an institution, which would ac­ commodate students who aapiro to en­ ter the collcge but who lack two ycara preparation, A handsome Lim oges China A complete 100-piece Limo W ith each, purchase of 25c Dinner W orth $12.00, ges China Dinner Set, worth at our Store w e will issue a given free every week fo r $30.00, given free the Tw en­ numbered Twenty-six W eeks ty-seventh W eek them all. They are valuable set :: :: To the person holding the coupon bearing the number corresponding to or nearest the number which is under the Seal on large display card in our store, we will present ab­ solutely F R EE, each W ednesday at the hour specified, one o f these beautiful C O M P L E T E S E R V IC E fo r SIX P E R S O N S W e will continue givin g one o f these sets each week for Twenty-six weeks, and on Wednesday, the, Twenty-seventh week we will present absolutely F R E E to the person holding the corresponding or nearest num­ ber to the one under the Gold Seal on dis­ play card in our store, a beautiful Complete Dinner Set, consisting of One Hundred 'Hssd-IT-OFF"—ENERGIZE—NOW, Save It will be necessary fo r you to be in ,our store each W ednesday at the hour mention­ ed, with your coupons in order to secure these beautiful dinner sets, I f you are not fortunate enough to secure one o f these sets the first week, hold your coupons and bring them each Wednesday, at the time stated, as they are good during the entire twenty-seven weeks. R E M E M B E R — O N E C O U P O N W IT H EV- E R Y 25c PU R C H A S E The g iv in g o f these sets will not affect the prices in any o f our departments, but are given absolutely free, to increase our busi­ ness and encourage cash sales. Make.your money count. pieces. C A L L A N D SE^E T H E B E A U T I F U L S E T S N O W O N D I S P L A Y A T O U R STORE First Street, Sanford, Florida R efrains of President * W om an’s Auxiliary of The American L e­ Gomez Transported gion Held Meeting To Cuba via Cruiser South, which he claimed showed a fou r,'still roma definite plan , to employ the .boycott it Is proposed th against the co-operative institution. * .verted intonn a, Dangers of clashing with the Shcr-jnnd a dormitory man act were mentioned in several of a girls’ dormita them. In one, a letter said to have built in addition, been signed by John Donnan, socrcA t tho present tary o f the Jobbers’ Association, the school and the subject was believed to be too dell- Under the prop< cate to be "put in writing," Mr. Neff bo separated, ai said, so its discussion was • deferred vantageous, it 1 until a district meeting o f the mem- a financial and bers was held at‘ Montgomery, Ala. point. Tho pro] Mr. Neff was unable to give the com- conduct courses miaaloh details o f what went on the Montgomery meeting, which was held nearly two yean ago, bccauso the session was behind closed doorB. Answering the complaint that the D. A. U. BRIDGE CLUB. co-operative house had been denied membership in tho JoVbers’ Associa(Tram Vriiulaj'i Dtlljr) ation, Mr. Knight declared the asso­ Mrs. E. P. Morse entertained the ciation by-laws required a firm to members o f the D. A. U. Bridge club have a paid-in capital o f $76,000 and very delightfully yesterday afternoon to employ at least three traveling sal­ at her home on Mecca itoad. "* esmen. The co-operative firm, he asQuantities o f red dahlias were e f­ Arted, never had had any paid-in capi­ fectively used In the living room, tal and by the very nature o f organi­ where the card tables were am n ged . sation could use no salesmen In solic­ O f unusual Interest was the game iting buaineao. , o f bridge played during the after­ noon. High score among the club SW IM M ING PARTY. members was made by Mrs. Ayala Fitts. Mrs, Cedi Butts o f Orlando made high score among the* guests. Following the game Mrs.^Morse served a delicious salad course follow­ ed e by *n Ice course. Substituting for absent club mem­ bers were Mesdames George A. DeCo ties, Norma McLaughlin, A. B. Wallace and Cecil Butts o f Orlando. coupon. (Trota Wtdn.td*,’* Dili,) (By Th. Atuclmt.d Pr.»») A meeting of the Woman's Auxil­ iary to the American Legion was held Monday afternoon In the Woman’s Club rooms. A number of new mem­ bers were-added to the list and the prospects are fine for a live unit in Sanford. • > Another meeting will be held in the near future at which time we hope many, more women will become a ffil­ iated with us. v NEW YO R K , June 14.— The body o f former President Gomez o f Cuba, who died here yesterday,-will bo met at Key W est Sunday by a Cuban cruiser and taken to Havana for in­ terment. E V A PO R A TIO N REFRIGERA T IO N LA T E S T T H IN G OUT FOR FARM ERS G A IN E S V ILLE , j June 14.— Direct­ JUNE C LE A R A N C E S A LE ions for the construction o f an evap­ PROMISES M A N Y BARGAINS oration refrigerator which should A T SPEER & SON’S STORE provo o f great benefit to farmers and others who are not in position to ob­ The people have been looking for­ tain a regular qgpply o f Ice have been ward to the annual June Clearance issued by A. P. Spencer, o f the Uni­ Sale of Speer A Son because they versity o f Florida's agricultural ex­ know that when this store advertises tension division. The evaporation o f a big sale that they can count on a water will not often produce a freez­ feast o f bargains. The June Clear­ i n g temperature, Mr. Spencer states, ance Sale means that Spe$r & Son are but a cooler operated by this means getting ready fo r their annual stock will take V ie place o f ice fo r ordinary taking and before they enter upon refrigerating purposes. that tiresome Job they waq,t to reduce A ‘ wooden frame should be covered the stock as much as possible, hence with canton flannel the smooth side the clearance sale and henep. the over many bargains In white goods, Wom­ out. Pieces o f cloth thrown the top w ill act as wicks to take wa­ en’s Hose, Children’s Hose, Notions, Trimmings, House Dresses and ter from a shallow biscuit pan placed Aprons, Corsets, Lingerie, 8heets and on top o f the refrigerator, and !ompillow Cases, Towels, Draperies, Cot-, munlcate it down the clqth side* by ton Dress Goods, Underwear and ev­ means o f capillary attraction. ' The erything. Prices are down to a level evaporation from the damp walls where people can buy with confident*, cools the interior and if it is tight says Speer A Son and the price* quot­ and the door fits snugly the tempera­ ed in the page advertisement in this ture may be reduced sufAciently to Issue means Jttlt tlfat. Read the ad­ keep butter, milk and beat. The vertisement and attend this big sale cooler, which may be o f any size, that atarts Friday morning and lasts should be placed in the shade acd in a one week. Get uiere early fo r the draft, to get the be*t results. bargains are the greatest you have County agents or the College o f Agriculture here will furnish any In­ formation on the subject interested Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism persons m ight desire tho prospective purchaser*, It b » COAST L IN E C A N A L M A Y I1E ' BOUGHT BY S Y N D IC A T E ported here, call for the expect*®1 o f $1,000,00Q for improvement*. W EST P A L M BEACII, June 15.— Negotiations fo r the. purchase for $1,Matthew McFarlane 250,000 o f the Florida Coast Line saNominated Collector nol which extends from the St. Johns river at Jacksonville to Biscaync Bay of Customs at Tamp at Miami,*arc under Way, according to reports here. The original coat of W ASH ING TO N, June tho water way was $3,000,000. It is hhew B.'McFarlane, Tamp*, understood that the Florida Coast inated today, by President H « W Line Canal and Transportation com­ be collector o f customs, dlatrirt pany, the owners, recently granted to with hendquartera at Tampaa western syndicate an extension o f an option fo r its purchase. Plans o f “ H ead-IT-OFF"— ENERGI! Unique in the fact that you can always itf something new here: W hether it be a Dress, a Hat, a Blouse, und things or w hat not, you may be assured that we have it, — y --------— B e c a u s e — ---------• W e specialize in specialties Exclusiveness’ ie o q r by-yord, Quality and Style dur motto, Courtesy our Policy. ib in e d , you have a store that shows in d iv id u a lity *1 it pleases us to in v it e y o u r inspection “ Where S tyle Reigns’ �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 17,1921 * * * * * * * * * * * * glesby case continued b y : UPSALA AND : : GRAPEVILLE: REQUEST OF ATTORNEYS, PERKINS ADJOURNED COURT FOR TERM ************ d e f e n d a n t s h a d m o v e d to q u a s h t h e in d ic t m e n t w h ic h w a s refused b y JUD GE P E R K IN S frPO W t W H O W T H IW ltn A I State W anted Immediate Trial But Landis & Fish, Attorneys, W e re Taken By Surprise and Were N o t Ready (rr»« *»Urd*j’, Dtilr) court was in session for two weeks Court adjourned yesterday much to and they delved deep into several the surprise o f every one present. The cases that have never before received Oglesby case was up for argument the proper attention. The present­ ‘ again and the defendant's attorneys, ment called attention to matters that yrfmtiii & Fish, had naked for a motion have never been called up before with to quash the indictment and submit* tho idea of getting justice or at least ted no argument. Acting State's A t­ getting action. torney Thedford and George A . DeA ll this had a salutary- effect and Cottea were asked to state their side without attempting to tell the courts of the case and Judge Perkins refused how to transact business or with no to quash the indictment and Landis A idea o f being disrespectful to Judge Fish immediately moved for a con­ Perkins or any of the officers o f this tinuance o f the case m iking a verbal or any other court in the state It does notion for the same as "they were seem that the wheels o f justice grind taken by surprise" and had not been exceedingly alow and allow so many prepared for the indictment o f mur­ loop holes and pile up the expenses on der in the first degree and had only the various counties when expeditious made preparations to fight the in­ terms o f court could wipe o ff the slate dictment for manslaughter, this case clean and dispose of the docket at each hiving been in court fo r almost three term by forcing the attorneys to bo weeks and taking up all the time of ready. the court, and they asked for a con­ tinuance on the grounds that they SANFORD BEATS P A L A T K A were not ready to try the case. The ( f r o m rrld*r't Dally) state was very anxious to try the case In a most interesting game, full of for many reasons chiefly because the defendant, J. M. Ogleaby will have to thrills and big league stuff Sanford remain in jail until December or Jan­ brought the fast Palatka team to a uary at the expanse o f the county and halt in their own back yard. Palatka, who boasted o f the fastest also because the state was ready fo r amateur team in the state and who trial and wanted to dispose o f the should be called a professional team as cue without any- more time being they have nt least five paid players in consumed. Judge Perkins announced their line-up looked like a stone wall court adjourned and it was all off. But the Oglesby case was not the for our team to go up against nnd only one that the people wanted to with all the big odds being offered come to trial. The Saucer case was against Sanford it looked like a walk another and had been called to the at- away for them until the operations tion of Judge Perkins by the grand began. A return game will be played here jury who asked fo r n re-opening of the case that had been continued and some time next month, the exact date uked to cither try it now or have a to be announced later. The box score for yesterday's game special term to try it. Tho county will have to be omitted here ns the commissioners in the following reso­ scoter failed to send his report to this lutions also called his attention to the paper in time for today’s issue. The esse: score by inning: Whereas, it has come to our Palatkn ..................... 000 030 100— V attention that the two separttfe Snnford ....................020 000 030—5 cues pending in the Circuit Batteries: Pnlatka , Sanford nm Court of this county agninat J. Lnrzo; Sanford, Chapman, Ammons M. Saucer, wherein the said J. M. and Rive. Saucer is charged with a viola­ tion of the prohibition laws of this stnte, have been continued because of the sickness of the mother of wife o f the defendant, and, Whereas, it hns been further brought to our attention that the grand jury hns recommended that the two said cases bo brought to trial ut this term o f court, and that this term of court, if neces­ sary, be postponed from day to day until said cases can be tried, and if found tq bo necessary thnt a special term of court be or-< dered, held by the judge thereof , for the purpose o f the disposition of these cases, Therefore, be it resolved, that we heartily concur in the recom­ mendation made by the Grand Jury, nnd be it further resolved,' that it is the sense o f this body, •that the security o f society in this county demands and requires that there be a speedy trial in these two cases. Therefore, wo respectfully urge and request the Hon. Jas. W . . Perkins o f this Circuit Court o f this circuit, to follow the recom­ mendation made by the Grand Jury, and take such steps os may be necessary to procure a trial of the coses aforesaid, at- the earliest possible date, even tho it may (irove necessary to call a special term o f court fo r said pur­ pose, and, Be It Further Resolved, that the clerk o f this board is hereby instructed to forthwith transmit »n official copy of this resolution to the Hon, Jas. W . Perkins, Judge o f this circuit.* Adopted this 7th day of June, 1921. (S E A L ) L. P. B U M LE Y, Chairman. 0. P. SWOPE, E. CU RLETT, L. P. H A G A N , C, W. ENTZM INO ER 'Members Board Counlg Commissioners, Seminole County, Florida. Attest: E. A . DOUGLASS, Clerk, • B y:'V . E. DOUGLASS, D. C. But court has adjourned and mean­ time who knows-*-. Many things can happen. Many things are happening In adjoning coun­ ties because the wheels o f justice torn *° slowly that peoplq become exas­ perated and have so little respect fo r , law that they attempt to take It Into their own hands. The .Grand Jury at this term o f Express Company Free Transportation F or Supplies, Money sThc following letter Is self-explana­ tory; Editor Snnford Herald, Importer*, exporters, travelers — ship and sail under— the Stars and Stripes X JE W triumphs In steel, steam *■ ’ and electricity have carried the Stan and Stripes back again to the seven scaa. On mors than fifty trade and passenger routes American owned and operated ships, lying the Flag, arc ready to carry your goods, or to carry you, to every foreign land. They are splendid ships, tht pride o f American genius, de­ signed and equipped to gire the finest passenger comfort, service and safety, and to handle your goods In ths most economical way. Operators o f Passenger Services AdmJrsJ Uo^ 17Sun Stmt, Nr* Matson Navigation Cos*pony. 16 So. Gay Stmt, BaltUnor*, Md. MunsonStaamShipLine, at Otavtr Strtrt, Nr* Yoft, N, Y. Nr* York and Porto Rico a. A Co, 11Droadvay, New Ywh, N. PaaUta Mall S. 8. Co., 41 Droodvay, _ Nt* York, N. Y, U. S. Mall A A Co., 4f Droadvay. Nt* York, N. YT Ward Una, (Nrv YbrlrandCubaMad w‘n Free use o f Shipping Board films ct Shipping Board motion pkmrs i, four reds, Im onrtqutat of any mayor, pastor, potunaMtr, or organ!3 tion. A great sducatknal picture ■hipaandthe sea. Write (or inform* ■tiontaH Laws. Director Information Bureau. Room 911. 1119 ‘ P - Street. N. W.Twaehington, D, C SHIPS FOR IALB (ft dnerteas rihrrer cmlf) Steel eteenere, Wetfc eU mere. Alee weed tteaaerr^ weed keraere. keile ea4 a ■ S aa T ir eat lings o f p o u e n g a r \d fr e ig h t skips to o il porta o f tk * w o rld on d o il otk a r in fo rm a tio n , w rit* any o f tk * o b o v * lin e s or U S *SHIPPING BOARD ,D.G Pays for -Fertilizer Summer fertilizer on citrus trees pays fo r itself in two ways— gives larger fruit, therefore more boxes, and a greater bearing surface for next year’B crop. W e recommend SEMINOLE TREE GROWER ID E A L HIGH G RAD E FRU ITBB 4% Amm., 0% A. P. A., 8% P o t 494 Amm., 894 A . P. A., 494 Pot. ID E A L F R U IT and V IN E M A N U R E W. & T.'s Seminole Fruit Manure 394 Amm., 094 A. P. A., 1094 P o t 894 Amm., 894 A . P. A., 594 Pot. ORDER E A R L Y APPLY EARLY M ARKET EARLY W rite for new price list showing further reductions in prices. R. C. M A X W E L L , Mannger Sanford Branch WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY M ANU FACTU RERS ID E A L FE R TILIZE R S BUSINESS IS GOOD AN D THE BUILDING OF BUSINESS HOUSES s n o w s IT. A G R IC U LTU R A L BUILDING . JACKSONVILLE, FLA. NEW Among tho many now buildings for the week ore a business block on I)cnr Sir:— I nm in receipt of author­ First street and Myrtle-avenue, nnd ity to accept nnd transport “ free” the remodelling of the Wanpnn money nnd supplies for relief pur­ npartments on Palmetto avenue nnd poses addressed to the mayor of six brick store rooms on Second Pueblo, American Red Crosfl,*or oth street. er recognized relief associations at Tho business block on First street Pueblo and at other devastated towns will bo built for J. J. Cates (hid will In the vicinity. consist o f four good store rooms, to If consistent, kindly include this In be built o f brick and made modern in your next issue, Yours truly, every respect. While they will be J. Schirard, one story now, the walls will be made Agent Am. Ry. Express Co. with the view o f making them two or three stories in the near future. “ Head-IT-OFF"— ENERGIZE—NOW. George Venable has the contract for the Cates building, which will be 100 feet on First street and 65 feet deqp. J. J. Cates will occupy two of them and Mrs. Cates will occupy the other two, the stores to be groceries, whole sale and retail, and dry goods. The Warmnn building, recently pur chased by T. J, M iller A Son, is be­ ing made over into an up-to-date Thedford’t Black-Draught Highly apartment house. Built o f brick and now having a two-story porch o f ' Recommended by a Tennessee concrete and brick, new bath rooms Grocer for Trouble* Re­ and many other improvementa being nd tiuf from Torpid made Inside and outside the new Mil­ ler npartments will be among the best Liver. in the city. The building will be painted and stuccoed as soon as the East Nashville, Tenn.— The efflO repair work is finished. George Ven­ leney of Thedford’s Black-Draught, the able also has the contract fo r this genuine, herb, liver medicine, It building. The six store rooms on Second vouched tor by Mr. W. N. Parsons, a grocer o f this city. " I t It without street, just west o f.th e DeForrest doubt the beet liver medicine, and 1 building occupied by the Sanford Dry don’t believe I could get along without Goods Co. and Robbins Credit Store, I t I take.lt for sour atomacb, head­ will be built fo r Mrs. Anna DeForache, bad liver. Indigestion, and all est, .who owns considerable real, es­ other troubles that are. the result of tate In the city. The new Vtore rooms a torpid U rn . bo one story In height but built "1 have known and need it for year*, fo r more storiea In the future. They and can and do highly recommend it will be o f brick and sip-to-date In ev­ to every one. I won’t go to bed with­ ery particular. S. O. Shlnhoiser has out It In the house. It will do all It the contract fo r there etore buildings. claims to do. I can't aay enough for It" Many other men and women through­ American Shot out the country have found BlackB y Crown Forces, Draught Just aa Mr Pareona describes Probably in Ireland •—valuable in regulating the liver to its normal functions, and In cleansing (Wy Aw—UUd fraaa) the bowels of Imparities. LONDON, June 18.— A dispatch Thedford’a Black-Draught liver medi­ from London aa!d Thomas Ruth, 85, cine la the original and only genuine said to be an American navy pension­ Accept no Imitations or substitutes. er* was shot to death yesterday by Always ask f t * l^adtord’A - - SOUR STOMACH INDIGESTION Celery avenue, have moved into town, having given up the plan o f purchasH a v e you the Beck cottage in Grapeville, much tried the to our regret. A few friends met at the home of new 10c Mr. and Mrs. Mealor on Memorial day package? * , * and enjoyed a house moving party. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Borell and Mr. Dealers now and Mra. Andrew Bertelson and litt carry both; Miss Lizzie Icenhour o f Twin Lakes daughter and son, Woodard, spent the after spending the winter here, has re­ day with them while W. T. Tyner and 10 lo r 10c, turned to her Ohio home fo r the Bum* Walfred Pierson also helped in tho 20 for 20c, moving. mer. Mrs. Jennie Gleason and son, after Wm, Stafford has put down a well It ’ s toasted. fo r Tom Fortier as well as one for after spending a pleasant winter here at the home o f her sister, Mrs. V. C. Barney Beck. A number of Grapevillo people have Coller in Sanford, expects to leave fo t been sick from severe colda or sore their home near Canton, N. Y., early eyes fo r the past month but are better Wednesday morning and Mra. Coder now. will accompany them to spend the We are all glad to note that Andrew summer with her son, who is ill and Bertelson is able to get about some other relatives. on hia crutches. Mrs. Alfred Ericson and little. Esth­ Mrs. T. O. Tyner has been going er were in to spend the day with down to take electrical treatments for them on the third and Mrs. Ballinger her injured limb. on the Oth, going with them in the af­ Misa Margaret Ericson is attending ternoon for the ride to Lake Harney summer schqol to make an extra where we all enjoyed some of the fine grade. fish prepared under A .-K . Rossi ter** John Lundquist, jr., made a trip oversight fo r the picnickers, a merry ' '. to Orlando Monday. Hie brother, El­ crowd. Lowest S ugar Prices mer ie employed during vacation at Voiie Williams' garage in Sanford. Servant Girl Wouldn't Go In Cellkr, In L a st Five Years, Mrs. V. C. Colter and lister, Mrs. Fearing Rata. Sells at Four Cents Gleason and soft, Gyde, were dinner Mra. Tepper, Plainfield, N. J., aays, guesta on Monday at the home o f Mrs. "Rata were ao bad in our cedar the (■y TV* aMidilad riMt) Barney Beck. servant girt wouldn't go there. N E W YO R K, June 14.— The loweat Quite a large crowd enjoyed a pic­ Bought some R A T -S N A P and It local level the sugar market baa nic supper on the third at Crystal ■cleaned all the rata out." R A T -S N A P touched In five years w m reached to­ Lake, a good many also coming fro m 1 destroys rata and mice. Absolutely day when 24,000 bags o f centrifugal town. . j prevents odors. Comes in cake form, sugar sold at four cents a pound. Rev. Albertson and w ife, coming no mixing. Cats or dogs won't touch over from DeLand, were also invited it. Three aizes, 36c, 65c, 61.25. Sold Rub-My-Tism cures sores. and while here they were the guests and guaranteed by Ball Hardware o f Mr. and Mrs. Ericson, catling oh It Is well to remelhber that even in Co.— Adv. as many o f the homes in the commun­ countries where* freedom ta unhampity as possible. "Head-IT-OFF”— ENERG IZE—NOW, ere dthe proletariat doesn't control the On Sunday Rev. Albertsofi gave us penitentiaries. a fine sermon on "Running the Gaunt­ The man who says that all men are let." thieves will bear watching. “ Head-IT-OFF” — ENERGIZE— NOW. Mr. and Mrs. Dunnie Anrants, o f. $625 f. o. b. Detroit The merits o f the Fordson Tractor can be best judged through the opinions of its daily users. W e have asked a fe w o f our customers fo r their frank comments concerning the operation of their Fordsons. Read what these owners have to say and then judge whether or not they are pleased with their purchases— O r better still, ask them your­ !|)*4V* -'id • self. ----------: i . i . - v- J Sanford, Florida, Oct. 0, 1010. Mr. Ed. Higgins, Sales A gen t Fordson Tractor, Sanford, Fia. Dear Sir: Referring to your recent inquiry as to how the Fordson Tractor that we purchased n year ago had performed. I have a letter from our Mr. A.r Q. Lancaster, Superintendent o f our Ialcworth Grove, which reads as follows: "Replying to youra o f Sept. 27th. Aa regards tho Fordson Tractor I beg to advise that aa a Whole the tractor has given very good satisfaction. We had to renew all the bearings in the front wheels after using It about 40 days, which cost around $28. A fte r we put in new bearings we fixed flanges on the wheels to keep the sand from getting into these bearings and have not had any more trouble at that point with it. We have an order In now pair p arti' which will cost about 600.00. A s far .aa we can see these repairs w ill put it in first class shape to start in for another season." "From the experience we had with the other tractor, and from what I can learn from people who have operated other tractors I believe the Fordson Tractor la the beat tractor fo r sandy land. I think It would be wise to order another one o f these tractors, as we can do M much work with one o f them and one man,as we can do with three team*, and three men^and do better work." y opin­ opmThe report that Mr. Lancaster sends, In my ion will be satisfactory, especially so since he thinka ‘ enough o f the Fordson Tractor to request us to order another one. Repeat orders on tractors are cer talnly a good endorsement. Yours Arul;ly, rearu CHASE A COM PANY. Sanford, Fla., Sept. 1st, 1010. Mr, Ed. Higgins, Sanford, Fla., Dear Sir: »• I am very glad to tell you how wall pleased I am with the Fordson Tractor purchased August, 1018. 1 have used the machine, constantly on our 60-acre, truck farm and have done a great deal o f work for others. The total cost fo r repairs has not ex­ ceeded 610.00. While not a machinist, I do all toy repairs and adjustments myself. I do a good deal o f my own driving but any good hand can handle It. Yours trul O a CH APM AN.. - . *Sanford, Fla., Sept. 15-18. Mr. Ed. Higgins, Sanford, Fla. Dear Sir: Replying to your inquiry in regard to the Ford‘son tractor purchased from you. I consider this machine the best investment in ie way o f farm machinery that I ever made. I ve a fourteen-year-old boy driving and he harrow­ ed 20 acres with It yesterday, and did: a bettor Job than could be done with teams You could not buy this machine back fo r several times what I paid fo r It if I could not get another. Yours truly,. R O Y F. 8YME8. AUTHORIZED F.ORD n m j;; r* �THE SANFORD W EEK LY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 17,1*21 Either with the consent and the sup- REDUCE W AB T A X E S OR ELSE W A T E R TRA N SPO R TATIO N Vfi. R A ILR O A D port o f our so-called Commerce Com­ The Herald has time and again mission or by the fact that there are 3. H O LLT no competing lines In the full sense of called the attention o f the people to W inter Garden, Fla., June 15,1921. r■ ueijejejis*»»# ##• the word the southern railroads hare the fact that although ihe war is long Dear Sentinel:—The orange «ad' robbed the shippers fo r years in the over we are still paying the exorbi- truck growers o f our state are and TwHUm* *ftrr M U ? Yf mattcr o f freight rates and the thing tant war taxes and paying them on have been very much concerned over --------- o------ :— • to do now without waiting for any articles that are not on" the regular the advance In rates that the rail, When courts get better and lawyers (tw rysr»t# < ) terms or compromises is fo r Florida lis t Not only that but we pay fo r roads have been imposing on then. stand fo r nothing but the right may­ growers to make arrangements to ship the mistakes o f the men who'are hir- They know that they have a Strang]* euascuraox ra icx za astasc zi be the ordinary man in the ordinary c m ( X i l . . . ............. l..r ..............n w by water and keep o n , shipping b y ' ^ by the government to collect at*d hold on us and are squeezing us. ^ n z irtam u ...................................... u i walks of life will have more respect water even if th* railroads offer to we are harried and harassed until It reminds me o f the old fable about fo r the law and maybe when that time t h u s aornu, deliver the stuff free o f charge. patience ceases to be a virtue. W e go the goose that laid the golden egg. comes there will be no more riots or •a l i w u t CU m Jtsll Kattar i a p u t **. The people . need not look for any j into the stores and are - confronted A ll over this section one could see at Iks Fart O flaa st l u f a i r W U a , taking the law into your own hands. Aat af Mint f, i n , help from the Commerce Commission.; right and left by the w ar tax and we acres o f cabbage left In the fieldi to ---- r—o------The people need not look fo r any help evfn Ret it at thc cold drink places ----------o 1W A fte r looking at the faces o f that it mtu) n u m , rot, fo r the grower could not get from tho railroads. They should get and just why this w ar tag cannot be The attention o f Governor Hardee bunch o f worten who supposed to enough out o f them to Justify ship, § together and stand together and pool cut is what the averags person wants tbnlan AdirarUalnt HiptaMntaUv* haye murdered Kaber at Cleveland, it is called to the fact that several per­ m ent I had a small patch and what 1 t T.H- AIO'i S'CAN PRESS As SCO m i their interests and put in their own to know, and the average person will sons have been killed in Volusia seems that even suicide would have the home market played out I triad cold storage plants and have their know or he will change this govern­ shipping a few crates and they been a relief. They take the prize fo r county during the past year—and that Nothing doing at Sanford on the own refrigeration boats and cars if ment around to suit himself. W e are brought 35 centa above the cost of being the ugliest outfit that, has dis­ none have been brought to trial— Fourth. AH right we will go over to possible and go to it with the idea graced the front page o f the newapa- much less to jur.tire. W e recognize all patriotic enough, but we want to the crates, so I fed the rest to ths N ew Smyrna and hear about thd the fact that it is not fa ir to put this that they are bigger than the rail­ know where all this w ar tax Is going chickens and cows and made good prs in some time. bridges, up to the governor when we are sup­ roads, the Commerce Commission and and now that the republicans are in ----------- o rodney out o f them that way. All the people that are supposed to rep­ The beaches will be the most popu­ posed to be a people fit fo r self-gov­ power we want to know what they sorts o f meetings have been called bad burglar entered tjie resent them st Washington. lar places In Florida if this hot ernment, with all the rjght granted are going to do about It. Disarma­ by the authorities and but little ac­ udge Andrews at Orlando --------- o------- — under the constitution to govern our­ weather continues any time. There ment woutd do more to me out the complished towards getting the rates Judge's pocketbook. He TH E SANFO RD BU ILD ING A LOAN selves; but we have delegated the is nothing quite as fine as Florida enormous taxes and cut the profitteer lowered. probably ask for a change of ASSOCIATION * beaches and Sanford, being only 40 right to govern us to a clique who and cut the political gra fter from his I t puts me in mind o f what Oviedo ramie i f he is ever caught. refuse to relinquish the reins Which miles from salt water, can have all living than any other movement and did many years ago when she could The Sanford Building A Loan Asso­ .-------- o— -----we have placed in their hands, will ciation could loan over $100,000 now the average person wants to know not get the two roads that run oot Sanford's new booklet will soon be the delights o f the beach in two you, Kind Governor, please come to hours’ ride at any time. for building purposes if the Associa­ about this' also. The Jacksonville there to give her a rate that i k -out and it is one- o f the finest bits of our relief, take the reins from them tion had the money to loan. Now,j Metropolis baa the fo llo w in g. about literature that has ever been turned {bought she was entitled to, as th« The Sanford Herald haa viaioni o f and put them back into our hands irhen you stop to think about this, this same subject and it is bedng dls- had such competition. So tiuPferow. out in Florida. That covers some ter­ a yacht b|sin being built in (Lake — and then see what we do.— DeLand question it becomes larger and larger.] cussed in many ptacea, and it would era had a meeting and raised money ritory but wait until you see it. Monroe at Sanford by a northern en­ News. I t mean* that if $100,000 o f “Sanford! be well fo r the government and the to build a road o f their own to Lake ----------- o — ■ ■— Buildings to the right of us, build­ gineer. Here's hoping it’s a dream money had been put into the Associs-, various counties and cities to invest!* Jessup, the head o f navigation on the Thc order taking over the wooden tion some time ago instead o f into gate this question o f taxrs: in gs to the left o f us, buildings in the comefa true. Bob Holly ia doing some S t Johns, just two miles distant. /front and in the rear o f us and on to fine work with his boosting in his bridges across the Halifax river may } foreign stocks there would be at least The coalition government in Great They got a boat to agree to come up prosperity rides the city of Sanford seem a high-handed proceeding to ( fifty houses more started or erected, Britain is beginning to realize ■ V w -f0 „ #n lake and take oot newey Hjtlc daily.— Reporter-Stnr. due respect to the heroes of j some.. The corporations which con- in thc city o f Sanford today. This is earnestly the people want a reduction their fruit at a big saving over the . -----------0----------Balaklava. j Report from Live Oak says the strutted these bridges had franchises1only one o f the instances o f where the jn taxes, aod because lha English n|l rail route. They surveyed out the in people are "carrying a heavier burden line, cut the right of way and graded I Rotes will be inaugurated next week for a term o f years; the term expired people o f "Sanford arc standing Daytona officers are now intercept* 'and another item says that watermel­ some years ago, and they have been their own light. By putting their than that borne by American taxpay-t bought the rails, and put on the cron ing all the liquor that is going from o n s haV6 started from that point. operating the bridges for the past few money into this safe and sane invest- era. their sentiment is more pronoanc- tics, they lay that track? Oh lower East Coast pofnta to Jackson­ years without franchises. The claim j ment they would make seven per cent C(j; but unless the administration n0i f 0r when the railroads saw that I With a Rotary installation and water­ ville. This might be a tip for the is made by aome that if a person leas-, for themselves and aid the city in takes active steps to eliminate nnneethe goose was about to get away they melons at the same tlSM Live Osk folks who are contemplating a sum­ ea a piece o f "ground and builds there-Jbuilding more houses and building a essary expenses and tonduct the g o v -jmct the grower* with a rate that ought to be a wonderful place In : ea * * ---- t — . i.. .. . . m er residence at Daytona. td reside. 'b o a store or dwelling, the Improve-( bigger city, houring more people, eminent as economically as possible, killed the little road. This rate luted * ments go ,and at tbe ^ tbo more I*°P ,e here, enlarging which has not yet been done, the same until the „ „ „ „state __ „ ,formed >1U1W V U4 Ilumiwl our railrosd "Glory, be. The Volusia County lease unless it is t?°ecia lly stipulated; ‘ be city in the residence section and 9pir;t [g bountl to Rain momentum In (commission, and they advanced their A t the fountains you sec Californ­ Commissioners have decided to take . . . * ______ „ __ __ irettinu new nconle here who will in ... . ____ a ___________________________ t ' . _____. . .. this country. And when thc A m eri-)r at« accenting to distance, and right over all the toll bridges that span the ia orange and lemon and even lime in the feasc th a t‘ the i m ? W « m enU! can citizen becomes aroused he is then Oviedo had no further use for i drinks. Why should we be drinking arc to belong to the lessee. •This m..v u mcann RO much to thc city that i t . disannmv-1 than Halifax river and make them free , a indeed that the nconle will more cmPhatlc ln h,s disapproval than the railroad commission. bridges. The owners o f the bridges *California fruit drinks. The idea of nlso be true with regard to bridges.* The situation as regards the state . (hjj, Build- tbe Englishman. He demands an ov will fight the case, o f course, and it California sending to thb West Indies A t any rate, the matter will eventual- ‘ 3 *trana - * erthrow or ft recall, and once deter­ is similar. We have water transpor­ js one ^ w ill go to the supreme court and there for limes to sell to Florida people. ly be thrashed out in the courts, and J10* *nvpst their , mined to get it he cannot bo persuad­ tation o f thc best kind. Jacksonville ire^umi be settled from a ar,(* *X)nn «tock. Is no telling how it will turn out. How- Why don’t some enterprising Flori­ will,, ^fe^timably, "Id in ed that thc wrong course has been has boat connections with the big g p ls ^.._ n_ d _p o ln t' ___________________ It ought to be set- B.afeBt 8« unde3t inVeatmei. as a last resort, you can night dian make up some Florida fruit le leK? fjruit cities of the north, and it would juices ? 'em, you know. t>4 from a standpoint of right and the world nnd meana morc to ? °u ano wrohg, o f Justice to all parties conJ to your city than any investment Jr ^dates o f the coalition gov- not be much of a proposition to reach ----------- o-------Tho canu.. defeated at th e, Europe. Thc "Do-Boys” have led tbs The DoLand News has discovered cemrd. nnd perhaps It will be. How- thi,t l ° u COU,d In tendering hia resignation to the makc" And emment are being <* they ap-j way, and they will take our fruit. *Lakdland Chnmber of Commerce, Mr. thi root o f the whole trouble. It says ever, few people have any confidence >Ct *h,ere People here who have polls almost as regularly J A .-3. Uolworthy,’among other reasons, thc railroads never got into financial in the justice of the courts as at pres- ■" eVW ■Re*|Thc old Florida. Fruit Exchange shipa ,llcke in th,,i9 * * * * " : ■ pear for election or re-election. ‘Hack of proper respect from all trouble until they cut out advertis­ ent eonstituted.-DcLand News. , *-4 * boat load o f oranges to Lon*UOn" Thcre Rre IK‘° pIe wh° sUnd . .. . K , ; around the street nhil wonder why this cause tho war is over ih e English tax- jfce*. intercats o f the city,” which, in itself ing. That is a tip they better take. n n v .r . .......................... .. V . I £ ............ * * ° VT b I* fr « « . and “ t h l* M il I ptju TUU’ V n u l l I city docs not Krow any faster, wonder payers feci that their taxes should be don belu.. is sufficient to warrant resignation on —Tampa Times. J * * * * wilt' n Iran It a a beennttl ______ * why nn(ifv!n people rln do nnl not alnti stop knVA here It* in fit thca rftifllir'Afl reduced, nnrl nnd «/! no «****! reduction has put |l.«>AhnLt brought fa ir money, dld mort the pnit of any chamber-of commerce It might create a better feeling „ , , winter, wonder why home people leave into effect. The government perhaps than that; it relieved ou. ^ secretary whoso work is not support- among the newspapers, also. 1. J. Miller and his son, Frank L k . . , . , here on account of thc lack o f houses cannot see its way clear to inaugur­ keta o f that much fruit and left s devhy citizens anxious for the prosperMiller are among thc Town Builders ,, . . ■ , ,, j ... . j . . when the whole question could be ate this system o f cutting; the debts ter market at home. The old boat! and progress of their city.—TirnesSanford is certainly growing and who quietly andwithout nrfy ostentn- ... , . * . , . ™ solved by investing their money in of war still remain and the work o f that carried fruit from Jacksonville growing every day.’ One can hardly tion go about building sonic $50,000 ,. c - . n .... , . . ’ . , .. , . .. * thc hanford Building & Loan Associa- reconstruction requires billions of dol­ had no refrigeration and the fruit keep up with ■all thc improvements wortit of city property this summer. lars annually. But the rank and file often arrived in bad order. This could An advcrtisement in the Palntka that arc being made in this city and They are remodeling thc former the-i p i__ , _ _ . , says “ Keep Your Refrigerator there will be room for pinny more atre building nnd making it into one , do not take these facts into consider­ be remedied by putting in the Vantioe , , , Thoroughly Chilled.” Good advice, families this winter than ever before o f Ih. fin ... department .tore build- i « ' . S ‘ nf « nl by f „ „ , B„ ation. system, which they would no doubt da Oeorge, good advice, but honest .to and thero will in: need for them for Ins. It. tbbi par. o f Florida. They r e . ' “ " I " " 1'* ,h' 5 During the presidential campaign if they knew they could get the fruit. * nd lhl!" ' ' f t / J urc «ow much good this money would goodness, we cannot afTord It. A t the Sanford is attracting people winter contly bought th . W.rntnn apartment h, ve accompII,g ed he„ „ lnv' „ td ln the republicans promised thc voters L. C. Scroble o f Leesburg, traveling present price o f our ice tto keep our and nummer. of this nation a reduction in taxes. hgent. fo r the Clyde Line, used to get building and arc remodeling the build­ Sanford Building & Loan Association 'refrigerator thoroughly chilled would They did not explain how it would be all the fruit the boats could carry, snd ing into up-to-date and convenient stock and it would Amount to thous­ •c o s t‘ms ton dollars a day.. We are promise still when the pineapple business on the Acts of violence lead to anarchy. apartments. They recently bought ands of dollars invested both ways— done. However, the thoroughly chilled, all right, with the the uncompleted building of John Cook stands and the hope has'not died in Fast Coast was in its primp, when" Can't we Ket the courts in such a con­ for the investor nnd for the city o f rice question not the refrigerator, not on Park avenue nnd will makc it into thc bosoms o f taxpayers. It will not he and I were sweating and killing dition that we again have respect for Sanford. T ry this on your piano. the refrigerator. die. It is too close to the skin. mosquitoes around Jensen and Fort them, and then let them attend to mat­ one of the best store rooms on that --------- o--------The government cannot be operated Pierce, he used to overload the boats. ters needing their attention?— DeLand popular street. They have just pur­ FLA G DAY Daytona Gazette says that n fine chased some valuable property on as cheaply— the word is hardly ap­ But now the railroads think they 4wn News. lile saving corps will be organized at Wake up, brother, and find out just Commercial street from the Lakefrout A t the "dawns early light” p f Tues­ propriate— ns before the war; our the state and they are not willing to Daytona Beach this summer to be where the trouble lies and then tell Improvement Co., in the rear o f thc day, June I4th, will'see the colors o f debts and obligations arc yet to be make a living rate fo r us. ready fo r any eventualities. Ed. Fitxthe world about it. Publicity will get poatoffice and will build one o f the the American fla g displayed from ev­ met, but there arc many things the Look what California has done this gerald iIs the finest life saver we best and most complete embalming results in Volusin county. administration could do that would! ®cason by shipping fruit by way of ery homo in Sanford, is the earnest know of and we move that he be made parlors that there ia In Central Flor­ --------- o--------cut down expenses, nnd incidentally the Panama canal. Surely our situ*wish o f the local chapter D. A. A. in the heac head life saver. In that case we ida. Theso are only some of the im­ taxes. The armament issue is an Im­ tion in regard to water transportatio* Colonel Galbraith, head of the Am­ celebration o f the birth Of thc Stats •quit thq thq "Stay at Home Club” right provements that tho Millers are mak­ portant one. It is In the limelight at is Vastly more favorable. I h m nnd Stripes. erican Legion, died in the service. He now anti nnd hike to tho bench where we ing. Town Builders, yes. Real San­ The Palntka News prints tho fol­ present. I f thc administration can sometimes got restless over the ef­ wan be saved at least twice each day. was killed in an auto accident, it is ford citizens, yes. Just another in­ true, but he was serving the American lowing interesting item appro;)riate to convince Great Britain and Japan j i t forts o f some parties urging on our stance of Sanford people making San­ the tax-reducing possibilities o f a na­ growers to adopt the California meth­ is a long lane that never turns Legion when he was killed and had! ford that we spoke o f i.i that editorial the day. ever July 4th, 1771, the Declaration of val holiday, thc taxpayers o f three ods in packing and grading, for I", we can pay toll over the bridge been serving them faithfully several weeks ago. Independence warn signed in Philadel­ nations w ill be under obligations to have not seen where they have bestea between New1 Smyrna and Coronado since he was elected their commander. He was 0 real soldier all thc way phia and the colonics became an In­ President Harding and his associates. us in this, but this is one thing « nnd across the St. Johns river on S H IP B Y W ATER . throughand he will he missed by the dependent nation. Tbe new nation had The'administration, sRhough commit­ can pattern after her, with great gain, .-* fla t for two years longer if we have This paper has shown time and to have a new flag, ag They could not ted to some step o f this kind, is hesi and the Citrus Exchange snd other :to, but there is sure to |>e a turning Legion and his many friends. again that thc railroads have pushed use tbe Union Jack, to during the tating and there is no assurance that big handlers" o f fruit have plenty of point at the session of the legislature ------ r“° ■— . up the rates until It is impossible for whkfii will convene two years from Sanford merchants report the best any business man to make a profit latter part o f May,- 1776, George "h*art" will be Injected into the cam­ time to get everything in shspe for now. The people of the coast side of summer trade in atl tho years o f busi­ any more; it is impossible for the Washington, Robert Morris and Col­ paign, eve i f it is launched. There next season. the county are progressive and want ness here. It is bound to come. Ad­ farm er to make any profit and impos­ onel Ross called on Betsy Road to are other glaring corners Tit the gov­ Orange county can mass a quantity fr e e bridges, and will elect officers vertising and sales and prices will sible for the consumer to live with the make the first fla g which they design­ ernment that could also be trimmed. o f fruit at Sanford for the Clyde ed. They kept the thirteen stripes who w ill endeavor to enact laws for bring, the shoppers here. Sanford is present high rates in effect. I f the administration forgets its pro- boats; Volusia could put a big lot st The tbd benefit o f the masses.— New Smyr­ in the heart o f the finest bit o f busi­ rnilrobda are camouflaging on the la­ o f the colonial flag, but replaced the ise, it may expect a call-down from Bercsford W e ought to ask oursel­ na Breeze. ness territory in the state and they bor question and the employees Union'Jack by a flue field'bearing the American people. ves: What have we been thinking will come here if they are properly truthfully say they cannot work for thirteen stars arranged in a circle. about so long? Thc Tampa section --------- o--------with less until tho prices come down and The birthday o f the flag was June 14, The Herald will not publish the coaxed. Keep them coming has plenty o f shipping possibilities, T H A N K S A G A IN , SEN ATO R slacker list. W e made this statement plenty o f good advertising and San­ thd prices cannot come down until the 1776. Then Congress passed a reso­ m Senator Fletcher undoubtedly saw Miami also. /many months ago and haring received ford will be the busiest city, winter rates are reduced therefore the rail­ lution that the Dag of the thirteen I know that ^ie railroads have been our article about the books and wish­ many question! about it will reiterate and summer, In this part o f the state. roads should be forced to lower their states should have thirteen stripes. hard hit and that ft costs them more ‘ ing to please u* again sent t i e latest 'that we shall not publish it under any Sanford is tho natural trading center rates first snd this will automatically The first unfurling o f the S ta n and to haul freight than it used to do for. Congressional Directory this morning. Stripes was on a warship, by John •circumstances. There are too many and should keep this prestige. bring down wages. Now, i f there is one thing we tike bet­ they are paying too much for their Paul, in June, 1777. Tradition says -------- o-------names o f boys who were in the counHut the beat thing to do under this that this fla g was made fo r John Paul ter than the Congressional Record it help, and then the trucks, into# snd t r f s service at the time they were "N ever before have so many houses and any other circumstances is to go Jones by the ladies o f Portsmouth is'the Congressional Directory that suto busses 'are cutting Into their supposed to be evading {he draft and been started in Sanford," says that ahead and help yourself without ask­ Harbor, and that it was made from shows Just where atl o f these wonder­ revenues. in justice to those Who were not draft splendid optimist, the Sanford Herald. ing the railroads anything, - Experi­ ful men, these supermen, who make We have two railroads coming tot* •dodger* w e 'r e f use to publish any of “ Never before has there been such ence will teach you that the railroads their own mothers gowns. It was first carried in the battle o f our laws, can be found. W e thought this place and y e t our merchants have •the names. The war is over and the real activity or so many Improvements nover did anything until they were for a long time that they lived in the most o f their supplies brought to .'lesa said about the draft evaders the started on store buildings and houses. compelled to do It by the very force o f Brandywine^n September, 1777. This cloak room especially since in the old them by truck from Orlindo. There Dag was made of a soldiers white •better. New homes are going up over night— circumstances. shirt, womens red petticoats and an1days Uwrc w? 8 n kar t*iere but we find must be something radically wrong in fact some o f the carpenters are so California has always enjoyed a officer* blue coat.* In looking over tbe directory that they in the management o f the railrosd* The Chamber o f Commerce should *o busy on other jobs that they have better freight rate than Florida on live in various states in the union and at this place. A famous Dag now in the" National wooeive the undivided support of every to build their own houses by moon­ account of the many competing lines out or the union and partly controlled This section jeems well pleased ague And women .in Seminole county. light— the sound of the saw and th& but not satisfied with the present Museum In .Washington Is the one by the American Federation o f Labor With the prospects o f better road* to Chamber o f Commerce is working hammer being heard in the land day freight rstc California haa been ship­ o f fifteen stars and stripes which arc working (css than union hours and the near future, and I think moat al» ffo r arou •every day in the year and and night.” The Herald saya that this ping fruits and vegetables via the floated over F o rt McHenry-near Balti­ more, in the W ar o f 1812. This is the wrotidag' while you sleep. I f you wsnt activity means many, new people have Panama Canal and the all-water route to know >whmt they are doing go to come to Sanford to live and make to the etatern markets and now the fla g which Frances Scott Key saw L .t w T .v Z . . b“" d‘ I Your, for th, welfare of Florldo. Ing at Washington ia situated in lati-i « p qnEPilERD‘ the b on d o f governor's meeting every their homes and that the people who railroada want to reduce and have re­ ‘‘‘by the (Uwna early light," A fte r tude 38 degrees and 20.4 minutes; -.Orlaiido Srotind. 'Friday noon and see what these busy were there already have decided to duced the rate from California to the watching through the night “ the rock­ north and longitude 77 degrees and S •business men are doing fo r you. I t is make themselves more comfortable. eastern markets and the other day ets red glare, the bomb* bunting in 65.7 minutes west from Greenwich, convinced o f one thing. The Congresall righ t to kick but .you aught to Merchant! and others find it to their said that if the California growers A fte r seeing the long-hairad artists sional Directory and the Congresshm* make it a constructive.kick end be do­ interests to build and Improve their would stop shipping by water they air" was proof that the fort had not and other freaks at Greenwich * we al Record ahd all o f the rest of « • ing something yourself T e r your town places o f business. Saqford Is grow* would reduce the rate farther down fallen during the n l*h { into the handd were greatly surprised to know that “ ready seller*" printed at the patto »» instead o f standing beck end let ths ing, steadily and splendidly.— Times- the ecale. o f the enemy. The next day he wrote there was such a long distance from expense, must have come from Green­ other fallo w J o -it alL This Is the attitude o f the railroads. the "S tar Spangled Banner." Washington to Greenwich but we are wich— (VUlege, we mean). • THE SANFORDjHERALD TBE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY And also why don’t soft drinks take a tumble with sugar and fruita and everything else falling down? I t Is another sad commentary on Florida fo r Florida limeade to be bringing such prices right at borne. ’ And talking about taking the law into your own. hands does it not seem strange that there Is so-much o f that being done in Volusia county? It may Just be our idea but every paper is filled with armed posses taking out this man or that man and whipping him or shooting him or doing some­ thing o f the sort. Would it not seem that the people o f that county have but little respect for the law or rather are they not afraid the law will not give them the proper results? Have they not been in this frame o f mind for some time? Strange, isn't it? ■‘ . iai ?* --.T-••‘w~ . . �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 17,1921 W ANTED W AN TE D — Young cow. H u t bo fresh and good milker. J. H. Mai­ mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. lS-tfe U S. SOLDIER, WHO DIED f k a n c b , BU RIED A T CH ULU O TA S U N D A Y , A T 5 P. M. IT ru Tkar»d»7,« D tU j) MRS. OSBORNE SAYS SHE SIH DERS WHEN SHE T H IN K S OF HOW SHE SUF­ FERED. SEE M. S. N E LSO fl lo r all kinda o f hauling. WE W A N T a lady or gentloman agent for the genqine J. R. Watkins Pro­ ducts in Sanford and other vacant towns. A big opportunity for any hustler. W rite today fo r free sam­ ple and free particulars o f our won­ derful offer.—J. R. Watkins Co., 65 Memphis, Tenn. 44-4tp ’ The remains o f Stephen L. Browi “ For years,” said Mrs. V. B. Osinterred at the Chuluota Come tery Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. borne, of 118 Lancaster avenue, Lex­ Tbe body arrived over the Florida ington, Ky., " I have been in a run­ Coast railroad Thursday from down condition; nervous, weak and Hew York from whence it had just dizzy. I was actually so nervous that arrived from Reona Tape', France. Steve, aa he was familiarly called FOR SALE ky bis tfriends, was called into the GOOD PO NY for sale cheap, .. Apply ■Bitary service o f hla country, June to H. II. Foster, Beck Hummock. n , 1918. He waa a member o f Com­ p l y L, 024th Infantry, 81st Division FOR SALE— Good farm rouie In good « f the National Arm y, A . E. F. He condition.— M. Fleischer. 11-26-tfc staged In the training camps in Am eri­ ca about two months when he was transported to France. thoso headaches. My stomach was , UB .B e was on guard duty in the A r ­ weak and I could not digest the light- j 7011 Luy’ Ca gu ns when lie contracted the Spanish cat liquid food. Any food o f a solid _____________ InOoenxa which was raging all over nature caused nausea and-the sickenCelery Seed Ju Earope and America during tho fall Ing sensation remained for hours. ed direct from 1 aad winter o f 1018. He waa taken to "M y misery was almost unbearable. Vilmorin sealed • hospital where ho died and was My sleep was never sound and I w as' and u®-— The buried temporarily to await the time worn out all the time. My condition Fla. v k n the war should be over and th e1 was indeed a very deplorable one. I bodies o f the brave boys could be sent finally sought treatment In Cincinnati T A M f l l l T r t back to their own country, homes and but nothing helped me one particle. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Brown,. Steve’s I was on the vero o f giving up in de­ parents, were notified when the body spair when a neighbor pleaded with arrived in New York and they were me to try Tanlac, I obtained a tot- after an absence o f about two months, permitted to have it sent to them to tie of the medicine and began its use. | J. E. Phillips spent the week-end " I began improving at once and soon in town, be buried in the family. lot in the Chufoots cemetery, A division of the my ervousness and dizzinecss dtsap-1 H. R. Chapmnn o f Jacksonville was American Legion from Orlando had peared. The my headache left * me in town visiting his fatherinlaw, J. S. charge o f the burial service while a and I realized my strength had re-jDinkle and family* Mr. Chapman -a number o f the Sanford chapter as- turned. My appetite and digestion was called to Orlando bn account of improved and I am now so much hot- the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. When the casket was carried to the ter in every way. This Tanlac is a James Mainland, grave, "Tajfa" was soUnded by the wonderful medicine and tho only onoj Friends o f Mrs. S. V. Lewis will bugler, and owing to tho absence o f that ever really helped me. I hope be glad to learn thnt »ho Is improving the Chaplain Prof. J. Tiiden Jacobs read the funeral service' and offered prayer and a number o f friends sang, "We Shall Meet in the Sweet Bye and LvillllVvJ The easle^ahw then lowered and a squad o f tXo Legion fired three vol­ leys of shot in farewell over the grave of their comrade. The grave was covered with many beautiful flowers brought by loving irieads as a token o f ]ovo and honor to ene who gave his all fo r his coun­ try and suffering humanity. The fam ily pf tho deceased are: Mr. snA Mrs. E. L. Brown, father and pother (the father dying Tuesday of (his w u st; Hilton, o f F t Drum and P « t o f the place near Chuluota. listers, Mrs. Georgia °f Gencll* ¥ * £ Pellh -Holmes’, o i Ft. Killed P ap a Bear Today— Pud Hawkins ' Gets Another Biff One (From Thunder'* Datlr) , Pud Hawkins, Krauas, Wynn aud several other -hunters brought in a Mg black bear from the Wekiwa river bottoms that was one o f the biggest « f the season. The bear waa probab­ ly the "papa bear” o fthc wholo bear tribe nnd would weigh 400 pounds. The party had quite a time killing him zad are proud o f their capture, as ho would undoubtedly prey on the live ■tock oT the fanners In that vicinity. Black bears are plentiful In the WeMwa river swamp/, but Pud Hawkins *a a re noun od bear hunter and kills several every season. A n y Shoe Store W ill Accumulate Odd Sizes and Styles SEE OUR WINDOW W e a re reducing the price on these styles in the window only, a n d intend to keep this kind o f stock m oving and you can P R O F IT W e are always pleased to show any style 1st N a t l Bank Annex J. S. Dinkle nnd Miss Olive spent tho day in Sanford Monday, guests of 1Mrs. S. A. Iluston. Born at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Sport were vis­ C. A. Farino on Thursday, June 9th, itors in Sanford Monday. n boy. Both mother nml Imby are do­ , Friends of. Mrs. Stiles will be sor­ ing nicely. ry to learn she Is quite ill again, N. H. Brnddock spent the week end i The ladies of the civic league,scrvhere with hie family, returning to his . ed ice cream at the library building work Monday on the East Const. W. P. Monroe and family motored 1on Tuesday evening. to Palm Springs Sunday nfternoon for ' Little B. J. Overstreet celebrated , his ninth birthday on Monday, June ! 13. His little friends gave him a I surprise party. Refreshments .were j served at the Overstreet homo and . E. A. Qu|gg has been On the aick l^cn party motord to Palm Springs where they nil enjoyed a list for several days, but Is better nt swim, topped off with a fea^t o f wathe present Writing. te ~mclons. Those who holped 'Cele­ The latest arrivals here are Mr. And Mrs. Fred Harden nnd mother, Mm. brate the t"»PPy eeeasion were Grace Harden of Savannnh, Gn. They.ex­ nnd Bryant flpiiii". Marion, T. J. nnd Roy Conor Williamson, Aldn LnVIgne pect to locate here. Mrs. Willis Chambers came home Barbara and L. T. Hunt, Martin BinTuesday evening from Tiger Bay oua, Francis and Emma Fuller, B. J. where she has been visiting a sick Earl and Ellen Overstreet, sister-in-law, A happy reunion o f the Cathedral Mr. nnd Mrs. M. H. Barlow and School Girls was enjoyed on Tuesday children, of Orlando, were Sundn? vis­ nfternoon, Ml®8 Olive' Dlnkcl enteritors at the home of Mrs. Barlow’s taiing her graduating class with a parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Qulgg swimming party at Palm Springs. The table was prettily decorated with their class colors, pink nnd grey, and the place cards were daintily design­ ed in the same colors. The girls had n merry time recounting incidents o f school days. 4 important points The only absent members were Mrs. to U— Sam Page o f Winter Haven, formerly Quality, Mlaa Elizabeth Baynard o f HurlbumPrice, dalc and Mrs. Sebastian Burgmyer o f Style, Leesburg, formerly Miss Carrie Hicks. Service. Mrs. Chess Magruder o f Orlando, Look at new stock of men’s and formerly Miss Ruth Bourlay o f Lees­ ladies Shoes. burg; Miss Mary D. Rowan o f West '.Guaranteed all-wool serge suits: Value $30, now ............................. $20 Virginia, Misses Helen Warlow, Dor­ Value 40, now ..................... ...... -..$27 othy Johnson, Marion Smith o f OrValue $45, now .......... ................. $32 Jnndo, Mrs. C. B. Searcy, formerly V isa Berta Langenbach o f Orlando, A ll new goods. and Miss Olive Dlnkel. TH RASH ER & GARNER 44-ltc SUCCEED OR F A IL Seeing isn’t always "believing. Ws see a lot o f people we don’ t believe. This is the most vital question with U P N O S TR ILS ONLY Jiffy-Jell (all flavors) per p ack a ge....... . 2*4-lb. Can Pie Peaches, 2 cans............ . 2*4-11). can New York Apples, 2 c a n s... 2V£-lb. can Apricote, 2 can s............... . 2V2“lb. can Pears, 2 cans ......... 214-lb. W hite Rose Peaches, 2 cans........ 2-lb. can W hite Cherries, 2 can s........... 2-lb. canPaul’s Blackberries, 2 cans....... 2-lb. cans Paul's Red Raspberries, 2 cans. 21/o-lb. can Green Gage Plums, 2 cans .... 2-lb. cpn Sliced Pineapple, 2 c a n s ...... 2Y2-\b. can Red Pitted Cherries, 2 cans..... 2V!*-lb. can Prunes, 2 cans...........;........ . Van Camp’s Peanut Butter, large size.... Elkhorn Pimento Cheese, per can.......... Sw^nsdpwn Cake Flour, per pkg............ No. 3 Stone Jars Apple Butter.............. No. 3 Stone Jars Blackberry J a m .......... Butter, per lb ......................... .......!...... 7 bars Octagon Soap, large s iz e ,........... (Only 7 bars to customer) 12 cans Van Camp’s Tall Cream, dozen... 12 cans Van Camp’s Small Cream, dozen.. Georgia Peaches, per b a s k e t.... ............ AND— IT ’S GRANDM OTHERS RECIPE TO BRING BACK COLOR AND PREM IER VACUUM LUSTRE TO HAIR. . You con turn gray, faded hair beau­ tifully dark and lustrous almost oyer night if you’ll get a bottle o f “ Weyth’a Sage and Sulphur Compound” at any drug store. Millions o f bottles of this old famous Ssge Tea Recipe, Improv­ ed by the addition o f other Ingred­ ients, are sold nnnually, says a wellknown druggist Jherc, because it darkens the hair so naturally and ey» enly that no one can tell it has been applied. Those whose hair ia luring grey or becoming faded have a ■surprise awaiting them, because after one or two applications the grey hair van­ ishes and your locks become luxur­ iantly dark and beautiful. This is tho age o f youth. Grayhaired, unattractive folka aren’t want!ed around, so get busy with Weyth’a Sage and Sulphur Compound tonight and’ you’ll bo delighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youth­ ful appearance within a few days.— NOTICE OF S A LE • Notice is hereby given that under the Celery farmers in and around San­ and by virtune o f that certain dis­ ford. With the proper strain of seed tress warrant and judgment and order together with the proper manage­ o f eale issued out o f and under the ment from the time of planting to seal o f the County Judge’s Court of marketing there ia no doubt o f suc­ Seminole County, Florida, in that pro­ cess. Therefore, it la very essentia) ceeding or distress for rent In said that the fanner ahould be very cart­ court pending wherein R. A. Newman ful in selecting his seed, knowing the and W. C. Bill are plaintiffs and H. H. source o f supply, knowing the house Fleetwood doing business as H. H. he obtains these seed through and be­ Fleetwood A Company, Is the defend­ ing thoroughly convinced that the ant, , the undersigned, will on Mon­ day, July 4th, 1921, at the store build­ quality is O, K. I f the planter will follow the fol­ ing in Sanford, Florida, lately occu­ lowing instructions they will get the pied by the defendant, and daring the information and at the same time will be convinced of- the- proper seed to plant. Wo have the invoice from the the B.-L. from France to th iir deatinatiun and iaat but not leaat coato,,tp-wit: Uw seed ia In 5 pound sealed package* Stock o f. good* and i aisled with Vilmorin’* real. When'chaser to.pay for title, we have amid Vilmorin Celery Seed, Wltnea* my hand, w * have said it all to far as quality 1*! (S E A L ) C* concerned. Give us your order and Join I 8herii the satisfied band.— Th* L. Allan Seed j Co Co., Sanford, Fla. 44-2tc. By J. C. JACOBS, D. S. CLEAN­ ERS for home and store Cleaning G. E. F A N S and everything Electrical o f the best quality at right prices Xutlc* la hrr.I.j titan that C. A . Fakotr l«irt|.aa»r-ot T at O n trirat* Na. 141, Jatad lb* a w a »r ot Jon*. A. D, IVie, baa filed aaij earllflra l* In m i of fir,, and baa mad* appttriIton for l i t <|«*d la laane In ic ra d tn m with law. Sabi errilflt-al* rmbrarea l i t follnwhig rieartlhed [intprrlf altnated In Namlnol* tvo a tj, Florbla, to wit i All W. of St. Jobna tlttr.. S*c. •W. Twp. IB, It. U . i t U aera . The u ld Und beln# aaaraand al lb* data of tin taauant* of ■urb rwrUflrale la tbt tana o f Unknown. Un* leaa ail.t rertlflrala ahall tw rvdeatnad accordlt>* in law' ta i deed will lanoa tUarron aw tb* 3Znd liar nr J « lj. A. II. IM1. Wllnraa mjr nfftrlal atfiiaturn and aral thin lb* Itlh dar o f Jna*. A. It. 1K2I. IbKAE.) * R. A. UOl'UbASS, . i:i*fk Ctrenlt (Vnrt. fb n lm la Hunt/. 111 . 41-tue nr a . it. w i n s , o. a. KOTICK or ArrUQATIOM FOE TA X DXXD \rnBtm. uccm ox m . oevzjlal STATUTES, LAW S OT FLOBXXU A 105 Palmetto Ave Phone 481 Sanford, Fla, THETFORD, P E R R Y M A N & W ILK IN S O N A T T O R N E YS -A T-LA W W ill practice In all County, State and Federal Courts. Over 1st Nat. Bank Sanford, Fla. Nolle* U htrtbf f4nn Uikl D. W. Short, pttrCb»«*f of T o * C.M IHr.t* No. n s, ttelMl Ik* 3u! dt t o( Jtloo, A. D. IBIS, I m f l M (old ratlldcolo In tut offic*. and I w mkdo oppUralloa far Itx <l*»d lo looa* la ortordaacw with taw. Skid crttlfw-kto in k tiM * tbo following liw U k *d praportjr kllatlad In Otmlaote C ooolj, riorldk. lo-wtl: Boa. SB. cor o f Jwwwp tad W . U k a A »*., ran n ISA ft., « AM.0B n ., K MS ft., W US.ee ft.. S*e. Si, Twp. ■ S. n *a rt SO R. 3 ko*k. Tb# kkld Uad twin* kim ard at th* data of tko l«n o a ** of rrritflrat* in Um h«nik o f pakaown. C ain* otld rartlflrat* akaU tw tnW m Kt irdordlas la law tax M will taktM thonoa oa tb* J2nd d*r of J a t , A. P. I M l. tv 11n*oa m j orn ru i tlfa iin r* tad aoai tki* lh* m il dar of j* * * , a : n. m i . R. A. DOUaLABO, Ctorb llrra lt Ooarf, tack di-eic toitol* Ooootjf, rtk. Ily A. U. W tR K R . D, a W e changed the name o f the City M arket to the more appropriate one A n d will celebrate by offering the following Price List: -------------------------- M E A T S -------------------------- Florida Chuck Steak, lb. Florida Round Steak, lb . .....— .... .— Florida T-Bone and Loin Steak, lb..... Florida Pork Chops or Roasts, lb..... Western Pork Chops, lb# .................. Western, Round Steak, lb • .*•*♦**#»»********4 Western Loin or T-Bone or Roast, lb, Home Dressed Hens, lb.............. - — B e s t Creamery Butter, lb, .......-----Wilson’s Certified Oleo, lb.......................................... ..... 35c 12 lbs. Sugar *■* **********■*■»<****•***f* ■■■■»*y*»»*-*«>■***,**•-*■*.•***••«»« *00 Alaga Syrup; can * |•fi**4k********...*•«'*******|.»»*,*. ..... . 14e Best Maine Corn,.can ■•i*>kit*k******Vk**>tkf..,,k»M»*M*t4it*f4M*4*t**4***t*eS&0 Hcht Canned Tripop can — — --*»30c; 6 bars Armour's Soap »!••*•»■**** ...»..«*•■m m m . ■.«. '5C fm w m* Frfesh Fruits and Vegetables and a new lot o f Canned Goods �THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 17,1921 ■ o n e r o r im o o r p o r a iio m In response to the inquiry of r subscribers: “ What can I do to fee?" this advertisement is pubii telephone my serv* The Right W ay To End a Call It is always good prac­ tice to close your tele­ phone talk by saying ' ‘goodbye.” • If you hang up the receiver without do­ ing so, the party to whom you are talking may continue to talk or at least remain at the telephone, wasting his time and keeping the line from being used by somebody else. The "goodbye” at the end of a telephone falk’ is an infallible signal to hang up the receiver without delay— it terminates the telephone talk graciously and effectively, and when both parties hang up simultane­ ously it helps the operator in her work. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 8 0 U T II FLORIDA PRESS ASSOCIA TION W IL L BREAK TH E MO­ NOTONY OF MERE MAN. The South Florida Press Associa­ tion has set a nation-wide precedent in electing as its ofiicers none but women. At the annual election of the association, held Saturday afternoon at the Elks' hotel, Miss Gail Binkley o f Bartow, was made president; Mrs. M. F. Hctherington, of Lakeland, vice president; Miss Edith Edeburn, of Mt. Dorn, secretary, and Mrs. C. V. S. Wilson; of Sarasota, treasurer.. Not n.single male survives in office, n clean sweep being made in favor of the la­ dies. The result of the election was .hailed with delight by every member in Attendance it being cundcdc that this already successful organization now hns even greater prospects for the years to come. The annual’ reports of the retiring officers indicated a healthy ‘condition o f affairs, President Jack. Worthing­ ton expressing his sincere thanks to his fellow officers for the ir co-opera­ tion during the past year. ‘ ‘Ma" Ruhl, of the Sebring White Way, was to have read a paper on “ Thu Newspaper Business from a Wo­ man’s standpoint" but owing to her Inability to attend, her paper was pre­ sented through the secretary. Adjournment was made shortly a f­ ter 3 o’clock, the next meeting to be held in Lakeland some time in Jnnu- SOUTHERN BAPTISTS REPORT BEST T E A R Durinjf the convention year that has just closed Southern Baptists have enjoyed the most decided Rrowth along general lines in their hlatory, declares Dr, E. P. Alldredge, secre­ ta r y o f the department o f survey, sta­ tistics and Information o f the Bap­ tist Sunday school board. In the tw e lv e months closing with the Chat- 6fi6 cures Malarial Fever, NOTICE OF AFFLICATIO N FOR T A X DEED UNDER SECTION 171 OENERAL STAT­ UTES. LAWS o r FLOKIDA. Notice la hereby given that Mr*.* Janie Drertlt. purehiter of Tax Certlflrale No. 2S7S, dated th* 2nd day of June. A. D. IPlB. baa filed m M rerHTIcate In my office, and baa made applica­ tion for -ta* deed to Issue la accordance with l»»Bald certificate embrace* i t * following described protierty alluated In BemtooU County. Florida, to w n : NEXi of ..XVX* o f HEX*. H*c. 27. Twp. 21 IJ., Hang* 33 Eaat. 10 acres The •aid land lelng ataewae.] at (be date ot ILe Is­ suance of sorb certificate In tb* name o f J. A. Preratt. I nlcsa aald certificate aball be re­ deemed acror<1lng tn law lax dee-1 w ill Issue Oirny-n oo th* llth day of July, A. D, IP21. Witness my cfftclal slrnaturc and r a il tbl* tbe «ith day o f June, A, D. 1021. (BEAL) K. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole iv.unty. Fla. 43etc By A. M. XVKr.KB, C. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY.— IN CHANCERY Virginia Coney. Complainant, II. Jl. Ctooey. Defendant. To 11. B. Coney: It nppenring from an affidavit filed In Uxta ran** by tbo complainant that you. U. B. Coney, are a redden! o f Hanford, Florida, and that you have been absent from th* B u t* al Florida, foe*more than vlvty day* aext proceed­ ing tho dal* of tb* application for tbto order o f publication, and that ynor last known plica o f nojonra wta Atlanta, a«argla. tad that there to no pereoo to th* Ditto o f Flurid*, th* aorrieo of a rubpoea* upon whom would bind you. Therefor*, tbl* to to command you. II. B. limey, to pemuoally by and appear before oor m M cireolt Court, at Haafurd, Florida, on th* lllli day of Jnly, A. D. 1031. to make answer to tha bill of complaint this day rilad against you by tb* eomplslnaat la tbto rmara, othenrtoa •aid bill af complaint wilt he taken aa by you confessed. it to farther ordered that Utto nolle* b* pub­ lished la lb* Sanford Herald, a newspaper pub­ lished la tuntnrd. n e t Ids, m m a week for four ronserullve weeks. , Notice I* hereby i t ran. tb it tb* M d tn lfu d to i rad to apply to tb* Uoaorabl* Carr A. liardM, U r n t M of tb* B u t* o f Florida, at Tallahaaa** , Florida, on I bo 12th day o f Jaly. A. D. 1*21. for Letters Fa trot Incorpreattag AUTOMOTIVE BOTFLY CO X T A R Y oodrr tb* follow In* ^ropnaed. ebartrr, tb* ertgla*l o f wblrb I* oow on f lit la tb* e fflr* of tb* Secretary of Blau at TtUaharare. rkrtda. A. B. CHENS Y. N. Z. W . BIRTRUNK, J. ff. BCnWKBRS. raoPOSED ART1CLZS OF INCORPORATION OF AUTOMOTIVE BOTFLY COXT ARY IF*, tb* coderaigoed. bar* a tn rd to aaoorlata oorarlTM, and do b*r*br become a a« I d a tad, for Uao porpoo* o f for tula* a body politic aad corporatr. tradrr and br ttrtnr o f tb* law* of tb* BUt* o f Florida, and do hereby adopt tb* fol­ low !a ( articlaa o f Incorporatlai: ARTICLE 1. Tb* name o f tbia corpora Go* aball b* AUTO­ MOTIVE BUFFET COMPANY, and Ita principal plat* o f baalnera aball be at Sanford, Florida, bat It toay bar* and establish neb other plana aball b* aa follow*, to-wit; T o acquire. bay, owa. a*!!, maaefactnr* aad otberwlo* deal la aatomoMl**, aotomoMlo Urea aad automobile arcrewrlM o f all kloda and dearriplloo; to bay. mil and deal in petal*. oil*, gaaollo* aad other motor fnel; to owa, retabllab. maintain and opefit* ia r a i«* aad automobile repair abop* for tb* repair and ito n g * of intomoblle* own, retabllab. meddle* aad other otbrr table lea; lea, to _________ ____ _ nmdort aod m alolila alocal* battery *rrtlco •lallooi, paint abop* fa* th* palatial aod renoratlng of automobile* and otbrr tabic let, and cal ran lain* plants for tb* rebuilding * f aatoowMI* tlrrel to I t * really tacac* In. rood act ■od carry on tb* buaknra* o f d*alrra la at] kind* o f food*, warm and mrrcbaodlre * f te ­ rry claao aad flaocriptloa; to ic q illt , owa. In **, real, oat] and otbrrwlre dm! ia real M t*t*j lo borrew money aad **e«re tb* asm* by m ortiafre, deed* o f treat, hoods, or otbor obligations. tbrrtfort, aad to d* all sorb other and farther thin** aa may b* nternary er ex- R c<Im t* W rtti; (Iran (hat we, lb* under­ signed L u n v a n lo n , Intend to apply to 111* b t t l l n C T C o r A. Hardee. O o o w o f On B U I* * t r t a U i . at Taltoht—n . Florida, tm Ik* n ib d i f of W r , A. D. 1031, or a* an a thereafter a* w* ran b* beard. for Lrltvra Patn il to b* l a n d to lb* NABI1-LINK ABSTRACT tXinrOBATlON, o f a h k t corporation lb* rotlowIm *ball b* th* Article* o f Increpcratioc. ARTICLES OF INOORFOEATIOB or N ASH -LINE ABSTRACT CORPORATION AR TIC LE L The name of IbU rorporatioa ahxll b* NASHLIN K ABirrnACT CORPORATION. 0*4 It* prlaripa) p l i n of bnalnew abatl b* la Sanford. Broilool* (b a ity , Florida. T b * raid corporatloo mar bare office* elaewhere In tb* B u t* o f Florida a* br IU boater** may beroow pr im a r y or • ipedlmt. AR TIC LE I I. Tb* iroera l oatnr* of tb* boat oca* to b* tranaarted by tb* corpora lloo aball b* as fol­ low!; To iraoocTlb* tb* public record* of Seminole, Ink* aad Yohuln Ooaotlr*. Florida, aod anch other Cboatle* aa tbay le dattrmtned ape*, nod to roap ll* Abotraru of T ill* to real property In tb* Ckmnttoo o f Brmloole. Ltk * nod VoloaU. aad aorb other (Ymntlca aa may b* brle ­ a f trr determined apoo for commercial porpoor* dan lo a d , w ill « n tb* Slat day o f Jana. A. D. IBM, apply to tb* lien or i l l * J i m W. Perkin*. 2nd** I f tb* O m i t Court o f tb* Brrawtb Jodlclal Ctrcall of tb* B u t* o f Florida, la aad for Bestooto Coonty. at bla Chambers la D*LaadL Florida, or a* woo thereafter a* tb* matter raa b# heard. for an enter i ran tin* aad approrta* a Cbarter lacorporattn* BANFORI) ROD A QUN CLUB, aa a rorporatioa, NOT FOR I'B O rIT . aodrr U>« law* o f tb* Btau of Florid*. Tb* p w t i l Baton aad object o f tb* corpor­ ation aball bo literary, br*orel*at, *rl#ntlOc aad aortal, aad thereby to dertlop and encoarag* akin ia hno tin ! and flablni, and to prorldo aad maintain any aad atl legUlmat# method* o f *ntrrulameat, (W ired for tb* benefit * f l u > * ■ bet*, aad to acquire aad bold tnltabl* location* and building* for tb* b*a*flt aad enUrielnnaret and adranccmcut o f at Id number*. Tb* prop mad Cbarter o f aacb corporatUn I* oow oo fit* la tb* office o f tb* Clerk o f tb* Clreoll Coart la aad for Berntool* County, Fknr14*. :» Dated al Hanford. Florida, tbl* tb* lBtb day of Afar. I « l . ADXXM1STRAT10M U T . BRYAN, ^ U Y . BRYAN. ASTI CUES OF INCORPORATION b r t a r -r t u z j x e r m o t o r c o m p a r t W *. tb* ondendgned. bar* agu td to a w y i. i. o w m lr*. aad do hereby b e e ™ . . - o c t i ^ 1^ tb* pwrpow o f form!a* * body politic aid J ? poratr, oodrr aad by tlrto* o f tb* L i n t i l t Btau o f Florida, and do hereby adopt liV S f low in* ArUcIm of Imreporatloa: *•*ARTICLE I. Tb# d ud * o f tbl* Corporation aball u a o * AN-W H EELER MOTOR COMPANY" aad all principal office# aad plat* o f boat™* L . i i 5 * ot Sanford. Brmiaot* Coo*ly, Btau of Fbtlfc* (Citation) ZataU af Anguata Dora**, Deceased. R Y THE JUDOZ OT RAID COURT WHMREAB. A. R. Kay baa applied to tbl* Osart ft* latter* o f AdmlnMtraUno oo th* ta u t* o f Angratn Dora*r, dectased, Uta o f aald Gosatj o f fttm isolti THESE AHH T D IR I IO I U I . T o d t * I l 4 l4> moolah all aad ttogotor tb* ktadred and troll- laliooa tbare for, and to da aU oocb otbat tn __ aa may b* M ta ta ty er <ip*dla*t to bt donate this Coart on or before tb* Elat tb* mcremrai transaction o f th* Tt Uh u j ARTIC LE I I L day of Joa*. A. D. 1 0 1. and n i* ob­ tbl* corporation, aod to bare, oitrciw tad r e Tb* amount o f tb* raplU l alock o f tbto cor- jection*. I f any tbay bare, to tb* irantl& i of Joy atl tb* rtibt. puwrr* aad prirttegw lariLetter* o f Admlalstratloo oa said m tau, other- dental to corporation* organised and cxtotUg r e wire tb* aaou w ill b* (rented to aald A. B. der aad by tlrto * o f tb* tow* o f tb* Buts *f Key, or to *Aou other fit pereoo or pareoaa. Florida. tore each, ttald atock may b* paid for In cash WITNESS my name aa GoontJ lo d e * Of tb* ARTICLE III, or In property, labor.' or a m i cm, at a Joat Ckraotyl afareaald tbto lb* 11tb day o f May, A. Tb* amount o f tb* capital stock * f tbl* ere valuation to be fixed by tb* board o f director* D. 1ni. porttkm aball be Twenty-fit* Tbootaod Dollar, aooal. or for tb* payment of labor or terrier*. at a tarn tine called for such porpm*. (HEAL) E. F. nOUBHOUDEB. to b* ditided Into Two Hundred tad Fifty (ere «t A Joat valuation thereof, to b* determined by ARTICLE IT. *0-Ste County Jodxo. ■bare* o f th* par tain* o f Oo* Hundred Dab th* Hoard o f Director*. . Tb* corporation aball r ila t perpetually.' tore (1100.00) each. Tb* capital ttock * f tkR -A R T IC L E IT . ARTICLE Y. DI CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BETENTH JU- corporation may b* pkytbl* U tb* lawful a re This corporation aball continue and hare foil Tb* boslnma of tb* corporation aball b* con­ DICLAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. *y o f tb* Ualtod flutm of America, er payakto power In exrrrta* Its corporate rlibt* and fran- doned by a Board o f 'Director* conalatlbf of SEMINOLE COUNTY I d. tuned or card for tb* pnrehsu of reopen/, chlam for a ferlod of ninety-nine years from and not Im* than three nor more than fire m in ­ G roff* Oalnea, Complainant, either real or pereooal. or for. tb* paymaot af Tb* Director* from I heir number aball after the commencement o f Ita corporate exist- i m . labor or **rtlcm, at a Joat tdoatloo thermt r*. fttc*. . . elect a ['resident; a. Vlre-Prmldrot; a Secre­ Jennl* Gtinea, DefrndtsL to b« determined by tb* Board of Dirrctar* at tary and Treasurer. ‘On* person may bold tb* a merlin* h*ld for n eb porpoor. ARTICLE T . CITATION Tb* To Jcnnla Gain**, place of rmldeoc* unknown: Tb* Idalnm* o f tbit corporation aball be con­ office o f both Secretary and Treasurer. ’ ARTICLE IVY ducted by the fotlowlay officer*: a Fret Ident, a person* wbo are to conduct tb* bottom* of Tbto corporation aball coatlaa* nod bat* fan You are hereby ordered to b* and appear boVlce l’rrsl.lrnt, a Secret ary and Treasurer, wbo tbl* corporatloo aa It* tauporary officer* anil) fare our aald court at tb* Coart Hoorn la San­ power to eitrcto* IU corporata rlfh ti and frre may b* on* and th* tarn* person, and a Board lb* Director* are elected at tb* flret annual ford, Florida. 1b lb* abor* totaled can** oo tb* cfalaca for a period ot ntatly-nln* jaara, bam meettni ot tb* atockboldrro hereinafter prorld- Flret Monday la Aoioat, 1W1. tb* asm* beta* and after tb* commencement o f Ita corpqnl* *d for shall be Oeuri* 8. Nash. Freildent; W. It. tb* tin t day thrreof. and a rule day of tbto eiUtaore, or until wooer dtowlttd acccnUt^ m IJak. Vlco-Frmldent; E. B. Baker, Secretary- Court, to answer the bill o f complaint filed Trearurer. wbo, lo irlb rr with R. C. Burnada la tore In a* tin t! you, via* lb* aim* will b* taken ARTICLB T. Tb* boalnem o f this corpora Ikm aball be noand E- fl. War. aball conatltnt* tb* Board of aa con famed and followed by appropriate de­ Director*. Tb* first annual martin* of lb* cree. ducted by lb* followlnt officer*: A ITialilmt. stockholder* shall b* brld on the Second ToreIt U farther ordered that tbto order b* pub­ a Vic* I‘realdent, a decretory aad Tretrww, day lo January. A D. lt>22.. and annually there- lished In tb* Baa ford Herald, a newspaper pub­ wbo may be oo* and tb* asm* pereoo, sod a afttr cm tbe Becoud Tuesday In January of each lished to Seminole County, Florida, one* rich Board o f Direct ora, of not lew tban three mr mere tban fire pereon*. wbo n u t bt it*eband every year, auch meettn* to b* brld at the boldern of aald corporation and entitled to rat­ principal offlc* of the torporatloa at Sanford. i o ! powers. Florida. Until th* Brat msatin* of tb* atacUoldwo ARTICLE VI. hereinafter provided for, tie officer* of this extTbe btahmt amount of Indebtrdorra or lia­ pnrsttos W all be: bility la which tbto curporellua can at any L. T. Bryan, President; L Y. Bryan. Tim time subject Itself to On* Hundred Thousand President; and W. V. Wheeler, Secretary aid (1100,000.00) Dollar*. Treasurer, and lb* Board o f Direr tore aball k* ARTICLE T I L L. T. Bryan. U T. Bryan and W. V. Wbeelak Tb* seal #f tbto corporation aball be a circu­ l The flret or ontanUatloo m eellci of lb* stock­ lar Impression and bear In th* renter tbe Word* holders of mid corpora Hon shall be brld la tb* -•IVicporate Beal" and around the circumference City of Hanford. County of Remind* aad But* "N AK II L IN K ABSTRACT COREORATION. o f Florida, m tb* 8th day o f July, A. D. itn . IB2I." for th* purpose of adoptini By-Laws and earn ARTICLE V III. pieilnt tb* orftniutloB of tbto corporetiw, aid Names. residence* and tuhecrlplton of Icroralso Tor tb* purpura of electln* curb affirm* forI tors: of tb* corpora t loo as are hrreins bore prrrldad No. o f for. and that th*rmn*r the annual aeetlni at Share* Nam* . Residence tb* itrakboidcre of this curporstlon aball to ___ ISO Geo. 8- N ish ..............Orlando, Fla............. held on tb* tin t Monday In January of rath __ too W. R. Link................ Orlando, Fla.............. and every year, at which annua] oertlnf aB .. .150 R. C. tiu read l i e . . . . . .Sanford, Fin. . officers of the corporation aball be elected. B. B. Baker................ Orlando. F I*........... .... 10 ABTICLE VI. GEO B. NASn The blibm l amount of Indebtedore* or lia­ XV. R. LIN K . bility to nblcb this corporation shall subject ID ' It. C. BUBNSDALE. self shall not exceed the sum of Fifty Thousand E 8. WEV. Ikdlirs, ot any tlm*. E. 8. BAKER. ARTICLE VII. STATE O r FLORIDA, Tb* name* and residence# of th* satoerthto# • nre with law. Said m tin ca to embrace* the COUNTY OT ORANGE followloi described property situated In Semi­ Incorporators, sod th* amount of th* rspttu On this day personally appeared l-efor* nole oouflly. Florid*, to-wjt it 0. Block B, ttock subscribed by s ifb are a* follows: Geo. S, Naah. W. B. Unk. it. G. Itnrnadale. W. V. Wheeler. Hanford.Florid*. U shire*. Tier AL City of Sanford, _ ____ . _I . Tb* said land B. Ilakef, E. B. Wcv, well known to me to I.. T. Bryan. Rantord. Florid*. 12 thtre*. Iwlns a aerated al th* date of tb* Irauaare of L. Y. Bryan, Hanford. Florida, I that*. aurh r e r tlflril* In tb* turn* of XV. E. Durtiam. In Witness Whereof. We. lb* euh*rrtt-!ni,t*C oin* said rertlfIrate* aball t<« redeemed ac­ rorparator* have hereunto rat oor baaii aad cording to taw lax deed w ill Iran* thereon on arnxed oor teals this, th* Sdtb-day of Msy, A. lb* 2Tlb day o f Jnne. A. D. 1031. Wllaea* my official alsnature aad tea] tbto P. l t d W. V. WUF.KI.EB, (BRIL) I- T. BRYAN. (BEAL) I.. V. BRYAN. (SEAL) RT.VTIT O F .rU H IID A . SEMINOLE COUNTY. * _ XOtttp I Hereby Cenlfy. tkst oo ltd* day perernsm sfeesrr-t before rue* sn offtcer dulj lothretiad (o s-ludnlater r-alt-.s ind tike i r k w a W r o t l R NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE W V. Wheeler. L. T. Brysn and L T. BrytA NOTICE OF APPLICATIO N rOH TA X DEEDS In th* Circuit . Court ------ j f tb* Banulb Judicial to i;,r well known and known by me to tr Iw same pereuo* dracrllwd lu and wbo sutwerthedto UNDER SECTION 175. OENERAL STAT­ Circuit of th* BtaU ef Florida, In and for the foreaolns *rllcle* of IncofiVlratloo, and 'hey UTES OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA Bomlnola County,—la Ckanrerr, SPECIAL MEETINO O r STOCKHOLDERS did acre rally arknowledye bafors tn# toll tbal People* Bank o f Sanford. Florid*. Complainant, Oar-role, Fkitbl*. June Nth, 1021. executed and alyned tb* raid Artlclm of luemNotlre I* hereby glren that n. a, Wolcott Notice U hereby given that by direction of parrhtser o f Tag Oerllflrat* No. 2330, dated tb* por* tton foe tb* use* and pqfpmm thereto axtb* Buard o f Director* of Hi* (torrata Cypres* 7tb day o f Jnn*, A. D. ISM, baa filed Mid ref- I - J. Mlxoon. Rrapot’ Jent. pressed Company a apertal meeting I* hereby railed to tincat* In my Office, and ha* made applica­ Notice It hereby (Iren that In pereutnre of * In XVIt new Wbeteof. I baj* berennln s*4 ■ » !■* bald on tb# lSth day o f July, A. D. 1021. tion for tax deed to Dane In accordance with flm l decree Uaurd In abort entitled ctura on rnand and offtctal seal at Sanford. ITarid*. at HhOO a. m. at tlm of fire of 7b* Company taw. Bald certificate- embrace* tbe following May 21, IB2I, I w ill offer for sale at putdle this th* Stub day of Msy. A. P*1 Oareola, Florida, for tb* part-a* of voting described property situated fn Seminole Coonty, outrfy to th* blyhret bidder at th# Trent, door (ARAL) E. F. IIOLSIIOLMR. on the qursllon to Inrre**# th* capital *(ork of Florida, to-wit: County Judge. * * * “ * {• o f th* ream hem** In Sanford. 8*mlnot* Coun­ th* Company from f750.nri0.00 to 11.000,000 00 titt le Coonty, IteM A Lot 10. Mldwgyi add to Orledo. The said ty. Florida, on Jnty (tb. 1021, during th* Iryal by U-r anthorlratkm of lb* lasuanre of preferred land being assessed at the date or the laauanra houre ol oil* |h* fotlowln! described prep*Tty, stork to ttie amount of $300,000.00 to be di­ of auch certificate tn tbe name of Odd Frllowt; •IKialrd tn Ctotntnol* Coonty. Florida: The West acurr c o u r t , t t h j u d i c i a l curcuit , vided Into 3,000 shares of the par vatu* 1of Alan; Notice I* hereby glren that O. G. half of tha Northeast quarter of Bectk** 27. BEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA.— lltxjno earh, and to fix tbe relatlt* rtghta and Wolcott, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 3*0, Township 10, Range 23 Kail, also tha SonthIN CHANCERY privilege* of th* shares of common a t«k and dated lb* 3rd day of Jnly. A. It. !0IR, hat fUed w»*| quarter of th* Southeast .jusricr of Kecthe share* of preferred stock o f said reunpany, aald rertlflcat* In my office, and bsa thada ttoo 22. Township 10. Booth of Hanr* 32 R*at; • ad to provide the method by wblrb said addi­ application for tax deed to issue la accordance lira one sa bore* power, 4 cylinder Beytl a aso­ tions! si.area o f preferred stock tb tll be dtowith law. Bald certificate embrace* lb* fol­ il or fo lio * Number 822U with Atwater Kent to. I I.) traed of by th* corporation. and hlsb tension tusmrlo Ignition system and And, also to Amend Article I II of tb* Chap­ lowing described preparty situated In Hemlnoto on* 12 horse (mwer l^fbn>p alngle cylinder gas­ Oscar n . Gramllng, Hr., CompUlnant. County. Florida, to-wlt: ter and Article* of lnrer|mration of IL* com­ Lot B, Midwar near Or)ton. Tb* Mid land oline rnglfi*. romplet* srlth ahaftln!. wheel* A. II. Gerard, H aiti* Gerard. Id* pany so that*.aald Article I I I aball conform to and combination sterns besrtnti and atufflnt box known legntera and datlsere under tka lM* th* trrn.a o f tb* Increase o f rspltal stork and being aseared at Us* dal* of the lstuar.ee of for «*cb engine. A too on* gasoline Isnneb such rertlflcat* In tb* name of Netono Horton. will aTod tcatament of A. II. Gerard of af th* rendition of turii Increase and tb* relative Also: N olle* U hereby glren that O. O. wir* Ila ttl* Gerard, th* unknowni >*ln right* of tb* common and preferred atoekboldII. Gerard or of bU wlf# Ilaltto Ofrard. Wto Wolcott, purchaser o f Tax Certificate No. 441, dated the 3rd day of June, A. II. IS1B, hie filed Ttim fll, Cfttbtrlof Tnmell, hU w lff. J XV1IJION. known legatee* and dsvtaee* trader th* to" aid rerUflcato la my office, and has mad* tpPrealdenl. ■ u Terms of M l* cash. pllcntlon for tax deed to Issue In treedsne* will and tcatament of John TnroelL <* »■ FEITNER. with law. Bald certificate embrace* th* follow­ SCHELLE MAINE3. w lf* and tealamrnt of John TWmUt “ * ? Becretary- ing described property, to-wlt: Special Mailer to Chancery. wife OntherlM Tunwll. and lb* w f * * " heirs o f John To reel), tod of bla wlf*. Chltof* last 10. Midway In Bee. 10. Twp. 31 8., Bang* Hanford. Fla IN .CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL May 34. I 31. The aald land (-ring aaaewaed at th* data In* Torn#It. Dafeodanta. 41-4 le CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE of the latuanre o f inch certificate In lb* name NOTICE TO N O R-RKM Uar*4 COUNTY, FLORIDA___IN CHANCERY of Nelaou Horton. NOTICE OF A F F U 0 A T 1 0 N TOR T A X DEED TO A. II. GERARD, AND • CITATION Unlera M id rertirtcale* aball he redeemed ac­ UNDER SECTION f7 ». OENERAL STAT­ ms W IF E . RRBIDENCR UNKNOWNcording to law tax deed* will toss* thereon cm Mathew lllckaoe. Complainant,* UTES, _ LAW S OT FLORIDA TO JOHN TURNELL AND CATHHRINB TLm the 27tb day of June, A. D. 1021. NELL, I I IB WIFE. RESIDENCE UNKNOWNNotlto la hereby glren that En>V>r Curletl. Wltnera my official signature and seal tbto IM x Mae lu\kaon, Deteolaot, I f iFpearlAg b j tb# #w#ni t ill of purchaser s f Tax Certlllcat* No. 2 X5. dated the To Dora Mae lllrkaon, 08 West 133rd Street, th* 10th day of May. A. D. 1031. fll#4 b#r#hi tftliM t xwj lb »l j t n b i f t j* g S Snd day or Jane, A. D. 1010. baa filed u ld err(HRAU) E. A. DOUGLASS. New Yoek City, New York: llflcato. In my office, and baa made application to b ite turut I n t iw t la lb# It appearing from an affidavit filed In tbl* Clerk Circuit court. laml lo B#<nlnol« CVanly. r io r f4 * ,t ^ « r‘ l rails* that tbe residence of the defendant I* G8 Bemtnol* County. Fla. for T i i I*eed to laaue la arenrdance with 1* 1# M id certificate etntraces tl.e /ultowlng deerrlhl-oto riv e (0 ). and » « 7 « j P l ’, | »to* By V. U. DOUGLASS, J>. C. XV**| lltr d Street. New York City, New Y'ork; «0-«te Gertrude Addition to Hanford. Tlat DonO 1. p ra ed property, attuatrd in Seminole Coonty. FMrthat It to tb* belief ot affiant that tbe defend­ bto. to-wlt; Be*. 8 K cv.r of N E ti of N E U Bee. 113-117, aa recorded to SemtooW Cow«F ant 1* over twenty-on# year* of ag* and that NOTICE OF AFrUCATION FOR T A X DEED » . Twp. 3J 8 ., Rang* 33 E-. run IV H3 yd*. N there to no person In Hie H ill# of Florida lb* UNDER SECTION i l l . OENERAL BTAT1*2 yard*. W <B 2-S yard*. S 01,33 y *rda E ° You are therefor* hrreby service o f a subpoena apon whom would bind UTES, LAW S OF FLORIDA to be and appear b«fW* oor Gjrrt** M th* Mid defendant: tb* Court Iloaao In Hanford. Florida. Notlco to hereby glren that J. F. t^lng, pur Therefore, you, Dora Mae Ulrkann. are hereby Flret Monday tn Auguat. lM t. ***■•_*!* m . required on th* 4th day of Jnly, A. D. 1031. to charar o f Tax Certificate .Vo. 678. dated the day o f aald month, then and lhere » " nqi ■ppear to tbe bill of complaint fllevl against you 2nd day o f June, A. II. 1013, has riled Mid caraxrtr to tb* bltl o f compUUt bnrnto W f tlMrato la my of fie#, and ha* made application In tht* cans#, otherwise a . decree pro rente*** you, and thereto rail not. „ ui t . M foe U x deed to Issue In accordance with tow. will aa M id dal* be entered agalu t you. taken as cun fcaret against TOO. fnDewio II I* further ordered that aald notice be pub­ Bald rertlflcat* embrace* tb* follnwlag describ­ ed property alluated In Semite,la County, rjori. rina I decree. u ^ lished In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper pubI t la farther ordered thal IMS o * * l « M I (shed la Bemlnole County, foe four couseentire d*. to-wlt; Lot 34 Blenttford's Add. Hanford, Ifahwt to tbo Hanford UrreU. A J « « H P " Tb* Mid land balng aarawed at tb* data of tb* Rated la Seminole County, florid*. WITNEBft my hand and the aval o f the above Irauanc* o f Mrh certificate ln the name of II vrrek fur eight cooracotlvn w*^n- w |H- . . ._ y Y XVHanu. Unlraa Mid certlflratn aball be redeem­ ■tated mart oa thlt Itt day o f Jane. A. D. 1921. TO A L L I’ ARTIBB CLAIM I NO AN ed according to law tat deed will two# forreoo (HEAL) B. A. D0UQLAB8. oo I ho llth day o f Jnly, A. D, 1031. IN TU B I'B O l’ BRTY Clerk or the Circuit Court. Under A. H . Oarard. Hattie Oerard. hM Wltnera my off trial signature and raa) this Hemlnoto County, Florida. tha Snd day o f Jana. A. I», 1031. By: Y. B. DOIMUIHN. D. 0. <*EAL) e . A. d o u g L ash , JOHN G. I.E0NARDI. • • clerk Circuit Ckratt, It teln # mad* to appear Y * - Solicitor aad o f Coooral, ft * Complainant. Complaint mod hereto . ^ _ Bemlnole County, Fla. bar* or claim to Lav* tom* to jw 13-dtC Bis A. M. WEEKS, D. G. towing described land* b» * " • NOTICE OF AFFLtCATlO N FOR T A X DEED , E. A. DOUG LA Hit, Flurlda, to-wlt: UNDER IXCTIDX 471. O ENERAL STAT­ NOTICE OF AFFLI CATION FOR TAX DEED Clerk' Ctreolt Court, U ta F it* (5 ). snd Brie* C L UTES. LAW S OF FLORIDA UNDER SECTION »TI, GENERAL STAY- ” Bemlnole County, r i*. Bt. Gertrud* Addltton to Bsafort. * UTES, L A V S OF FLO RID A By: A. M. WEEKS. D. O. page* 112-113, an recorded la NoUre la hereby given that Caroline Lewis, Nolle* to hereby glren that F .. U Woodruff, F be Ida. _ _____ Elite Hartley and Ueorgla Hartley, Truster* rcLaser a f Tax Certlflrale No. Idd, dated tbe .Ton are therefore hereby e " “ " Oncnnl cemetery, purchasers o f Tha Certificate C qulred to b* and appear before d day or Jnne. A. I). 1919, hM filed M id eraNo. 400. dated tb* 3rd day o f Jos*. A. D. 1007, DISSOLUTION Court at th* COurt IUura t o B " baa riled aald certificate to my office, and baa tlflcatf to my offlc#, aad liu mad* appUcatkm madt application for tax deed tn Imoe to ac­ fur tot deed to ls*oe to irrredanr# wlLt Uw. TO creditor* and all other* having claims under on the Ftrat Monday la.Sep1* " " Bald eertlflrat* embrace* tb* following d e l th* fifth day Of Mid nvMth. » * « or against Tboohafche* Ranch Cvtnpiny. a cre­ cordance with law. Said rertlflcat* embraces c ptrat lea under tb* law* o f riorld*. haring IU make answer onto th* Mil the following described property altoated to Sem­ ■ertbed property altnated ln Bemtnul* coonty. principal place af buslnrw at Sanford, Flor­ hereto ngntoat you. **d inole county, Florida, to-wlt: 1 acre to aquara Florida, to-wltu »W |* o f N B I* and N W U of U U and W * o f VB|» o f SBU. Bee. is. Twp. M id MU wlU b* Ukan m m # to * ida. and t* whom It may concern: In BW. cor o f Lot 2, Bee. B. Twp. 21, B. h SO Take notice, that Tbnofaa tehee Ranch ComK. 1 acre. Th* said land, twtog amrraid al 20 S-. Rang* SO. Acre*. 100. Tb* Mid lv»ri tb* dal* o f lb* iMoanre o f noch rertlricat* la being surra i d at th* data of tha Irauanc* o t !«*uy, n corporatJo*, will, at 10:00 a. m.. oa th* aim * o f W . S. R a n t. Untow Mid certi­ #ucb rertlflcat* I* th* name o f U. O. Monaco Jnly 1, 1031. or aa wow thrreaftnv aa counsel fies l« that] b* rede*mad according to Uw tag Unlera M id rertlricat* shall be redeemed ac­ drad will tons tberecu so tha llth day o f Joly, cordtag tn tow tax deed • wilt toco* thereon m the llt h day * t July, A. D. 1021/ A. D. 1021. Wltneto toy official obgnatar* and Mai tola th* WltnOM ray official a 2nd day of Jon*. A. D. 1031. th* 2nd day o t Jnne, A. (HEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS. .a* 1 1 \ . .• A . DOL'OLAHB. Clerk Circuit Oaut, erh Ctrcwlt Court, DICKINSON k DICKINSON, Bm Um I* OoSb If , Fla. mlnolf County, Fl Botlrltcra for CoapU M. WEEKS, D. I �• », 1 ■ ■ . •; - * T ; »: ; A’- ; -/>i * r THE SALFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 17,1921 . •> FLORIDA IN GENERAL |A P T in the climatic luxury o f the semi-tropical zone, clothed in the virdure which springs from soil kissed by passionate sunbeams _________ and bathed by copious showers; tended by a people rich in the virtues o f in­ dustry, th rift and sobriety; with a dozen ports busied with ships laden with the products o f every clime; dowered with an incomparable forest; the earth stored with valuable depos­ its o f phosphate and clays; supplied with splendid clear lakes, fringed with moss-cov­ ered trees, in which the finny tribe play with endless dive and swirl; provided with ample supply o f good water; flecked with m agnifi-' cent horticultural groves; the plains grazed by stately herds; gemed with bewitching gar­ dens; dotted with flourishing cities and fanned-by balmy gulf-stream breezes. ’ To the old and the young alike, Florida has a strange appeal— wierdly strange at times, and most difficult to analyze or explain. Ro­ mance with its old world flavor still holds its sway and always will. A land o f enchantment, it has ever been, and it will continue to charm and enthrall in the years to come, just as it has in centuries past. The venturesome explorers o f four hundreds years ago, though often times forced to turn back because o f in­ surmountable difficulties, found in Florida, a land o f enchantment. Today one^can revile in the warmth and sunshine, in the long stretches o f white sandy beaches and in the crystal clearness o f the many lakes and the cool breezes o f velvety softness as they whis­ per a unique and most interesting feature o f many o f the lakes is the long rows o f pine sapplings found at the waters edge. One could feel almost o f certain the planting had been designed and made by man but such is not the case— it is just a pretty bit o f nature's handiwork: Combinations o f nature’s beauty are here frequently found in a ripplin glake, trees heavily laden with Spanish moss and a bit o f sunlight breaking through. Those who will take the time to explore a bit out o f the beat­ en paths will find many delightful surprices. There is something new and d ifferen t await­ ing one just over the hill or around the turn T H IS AS SEEN BY EDITOR WOODRING, OF THE PERU (IN D IA N A ) JOURNAL and one never tires o f these scenes. A s twi­ light shades into darkness, the hanging moss­ es take on fantastic shapes and assume a sombre tone.* N igh t treads j quickly on the heels o f day and ushers in twinkling stars o f a brilliancy only exceeded in north-western Canada. Frankness and veracity compel us to admit that fo r four hundred years Florida was used scarce more than fo r a gateway, its exp lor-. ers passing through and beyond in search not o f fertile land but o f gold in bulk to carry back across the seas. It has. been a fa r cry from those early troublesome days to the present time and the transposition from a primeval fastness to the wonderland o f to­ day is all the more marvelous fo r the reason that the greatest strides have been made in the past decade. i Azure skyde and rainbow tinted Florida is old in years yet young and fresh with oppor­ tunity. The soil responds lavishly with intel­ ligent care and treatment. The climate con­ tributes generously to the health and joy o f the people. With interminable resources and scenery as varied as it is beautiful Florida en­ thralls$arid fascinates. The search for the fable’s perpetual foun­ dation o f youth is now only a memory, but on the other hand we found those things which spell long life and happiness. The song of birds, the perfume o f orange blossoms and flowers, skies of etheral blue, nights o f vel­ vety softness with myriad stars o f surpassing Jbrilliancy— these and more are yours to pos­ sess without let or hindrance. Florida, to many who have yet to visit here is a mass o f contradictions. Exaggerated re­ ports and misleading literature o f an earlierday coupled with ruthless exploitation of •lands oftimes wholly unsuited for agricul­ ture, are largely responsible. . Happily all these things are almost wholly in the past. Well marked trails now lead to whatever the traveler may most desire. * A mass o f iriformation is his for the asking from govern­ ment, state, and various districts. A network . o f splendid roads o f asphalt and brick are at his disposal and make readily excessable al­ most every part o f the state. The early ex­ plorers were not long in reporting as they fre ­ quently did that the whole country was un­ derlaid with gold. It was and is. It simply was le ft fo r the generations to mind and this is being done today at the rate o f $35,000,000 yearly from her products o f agriculture and livestock alone and this is only the beginning. W ith the state’s almost limitless resources, it would be difficult, even fo r those who have carefully measured the possibilities, to over­ estimate the value o f her products in the years just ahead. W ith an average annual value o f farm products o f $149.00 per acre; with billions o f feet o f standing timber, suf­ ficient, when sawed, to build homes fo r twen­ ty million people; with an annual production o f eighty per cent o f the world’s phosphate; with a yield each year o f turpentine and ros­ in valued at millions, with ari‘outgo o f more than f if t y thousand carloads o f fru it .and vegetables the past season, Florida.has taken her place in the fron t ranks as a wealth pro­ ducer. When you add to the foregoing, the mil­ lions o f dollars yielded each year by her eggs and poultry, dairy products, o f honey, cotton and tobacco, sponges and seafood, not fo r­ gettin g in a t Florida, commercially, is just in her infancy, you may grasp something o f what the future has in store. A t all points our entertainment was lavish, — flowers strewn in our pathway, orange and grapefruit, and barrels o f iced orange and grapefruit juice were served us. The pro­ fuseness o f Floridian entertainment proved great generosity in both spirit and purse. Florida is a land o f infinite variety. Each city and section has its own peculiar and dis­ tinct features. The state has spent $7,000 on direction signs and is spending $10,000 in placing them. Many thousands o f acres of the most productive land in the world have been reclaimed from the swamps, hammocks, and pine forests in the last year. Millions now just as good remain to be developed. It is simply a matter o f enterprise and capital. It is true that the tourist .who sees Florida, from the car window views riiuch that is sand and barren waste but touring) as we did, the interior by automobiles, we found it vastly different. P U B L IC IT Y ' C A M P A IG N IS M A D E P O SS IB L E B Y T H E F O L L O W IN G P R O G R E S S IV E F IR M S A N D IN D I V I D U A L S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y : Wholesalers D . C. M arlowe Vegetable Broker The Ball H ardw are Co. H aigh t & M agee Automobiles V . C. Coller, Contractor S. O. Shinholser, Contractor Southern Utilities Co. A . P. Connelly, R eal Estate Deane Turner, Groceries George Fox, C o ld Storage M ahoney-W alker Co. Plumbers B. & O. Motor Co., Autos Mobley’s D ru g Store : Sanford'Coca-CoIa B o t Co. Clyde S t Johns R iver Line The Yow ell Co., D e p t Store W . S. Price, Contractor H ill Implement & Sup. Co. Lo rd’s Purity W a te r Haberdashers t H. B. Lewis, R eal Estate Cowan’s Tin Shop W ig h t Bros.1Co., Autos Chero-Cola Bottling Co. Reher Bros., A u to Painting Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co., Crates Lee Bros^ Plum bing Blue Front B a rb e r Shop. The Allen Seed Co. Sanford Paint & W a ll P a faer Co. W aters’ K an dy Kitchen Sanford Battery Service Co. Sanford Machine & Foun­ dry Co. R ay Bros., Battery Service Hotel Montezuma Robhin’s Credit Store . Carter Lum ber Co. M . Fleischer, . , Commission Merchant General Merchandise R. E. Stevens, Physician Wilson & Toomer, George A . DeCottes, Fertilizers T. J. M iller & Son * Hodges & McMullen, Barbers C. T. McCulley, G arage E. A . Farnell, Groceries H..B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. Sanford Farm ers Exchange -------- C H U L U O T A -----Florida C u ba C igar Co. ' Cigar Manufacturera J. E. Synder, Dry. Goods W . A . Whitcomb, Stanley & Rogers, Groceries Real Estate ■?* D. D. Daniel, Groceries . Brown’s M eat M arket I. D. M artin, Chuluota Company, Commission Merchant L. P. McCuller, Groceries John T. Brady, Jeweler Geo. W . Knight, Groceries, Meats Real Estate and Insurance Cates’ Crate Co. John G. Leonardi ■« --------L O N G W O O D - Groceries, Feeds E. W . Hench, M ayor Merchant’s Grocery Co. C. W . Entzminger W illiam s Millinery Store M id -W a y G arage Virginia-Carolina Chem. Co Overstreet & Payne, Attorney-at-Law Frank Lossing, Contractor W est Side Grocery S. Benjamin, F ertO lcm D . L. Thrasher, General Merchandise A . Raffeld, Ladies’ W e a r H. R. Stevens, M ayor C. M . Hand, Sheriff H. C. DuBose, R eal Estate Frank A kers Gillen & Fry, Sanford Steam Laundry J. J. Mauser, C igar M fg r. Crown Paper Co. Sanford D ry Goods Co. H. McLaulin, Jeweler Bower & Roumillat, D ru gs ' " t- ! - General Merchandise Attorney-at-Law Realty Loan & Guar. Co. Automotive Supply Co. Speer & Son, D ry Goods J. N . Tolar, Physician John Russel], 4 ,; V *1 I#1 . Printers. Office Supplies O. P. Swope Land Co. C. L. West, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G; Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. '•/«, Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery . Hill H ardw are Co. Bryan & Wheeler, Autos H ill Lum ber Co. ' Edw. Higgins, Autos. Meisch R eally Co. J. E. Spurling, R eal Estate Sanford Truck Growers, Inc Miller’s Bakery Seminole County Bank Thos. Emmett W ilson Peoples Bank of Sanford Attomey-at-Law First National Bank Sanford Sho(e & Clo.*Co. W ig h t Grocery Co., . Perkins & Britt, Commission Merchant Standard Auto Top Co. A. Kanner, O V IE D a '« r u » Commission Merchant Elder Springs W a te r Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A . Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, • K ent Vulcanizing W ork s **' Chase & Co. Chas. E. Henry, Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge t -SANFORD- Clothing, Shoes Groceries T. A . O’Neill, Longwood Hotel A . J. Lossing, Quick Service Transfer . Sanford B arber Shop J. K. SMITH, Prop. — -------- G E N E V A ---------L ogan Merc. Co. General Merchandise C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse. E. Curlett, Coca-Cola Bottling Co. J. W . Flynt, Gen. Mdse. W a k e fie ld P reservin g Co. — A L T A M O N T Geo. E* Bates & Son, MS Altamonte H otel A . H . Fuller & Son, R m n r iM D . B. McIntosh, Fargo Lumber Co. -----------M O N R ,O r&. *' * §f wm Bell Bros., Growers, E. A . Osteen, Grocer £-_. v : j ** =- M ij ( . i £ y:j < �F R ID A Y , JU N E 17, 1921 Gainesville to attend a abort course a!: the University o f Florida. Mrs. J. N. Tolar and little Ralph attending Florida State college at left this morning fo r Lakeland. ( F n a S i t i i f i D »Oy) , Mr. and Mrp. Frank Akers and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sriilth and Tallahassee, has returned home fo r Ed. Higgins motored to- Daytona daughter, Juanita,, returned yester­ the summer vacation. Beach Sunday. Robert Deane was among the visi­ day from Tampa, where they spent Miss Olive Dinkle and her mother, several days with Mr. Smith’s ‘ sister. tors to the beach yesterday. of Longwood, were in town yesterday ONE OF TH E OLD LA N D M A R K S • Miss Emery Corey, of Tampa, is the p , R. Briiison returned to his home shopping. A N D MOST B E A U T IF U L a t Daytons Beach Saturday, after guest o f her aunt, Mrs. L. Urban May E. G. Pearson, o f Orlando, repre­ at the Montezuma. HOME DESTROYED. spending last week here on business. Among the many homes recently re­ sentative of the Standard Oil Co., was Mr. and Mrs. M. S. W iggins and modeled and made into one of the up- in town yesterday on business. little daughter, Dorothy Ellwood, Miss Lois Warren, who has been to-date houses in every respect is that spent the week-end with Mrs.* Ella o f Mrs. J. N. Whitncr on Magnolia spending the winter here, leaves to­ lieffler, returning to Ocala today. day for her home in Lexington, Ky., nue, was destroyed by fire today avenue. * Isidore Kanner, who has been at­ N. S. Paik, a recent graduate of where ehe will spend the summer. about 12 o’clock, the fire starting, it tending Georgia Tech In Atlanta, has Emory College at Atlanta, was here Miss Warren expecta to return to is thought, from the explosion o f an returned home and w ill spend the yesterday and made two splendid ad­ Sanford again this fall. oil stove, or by spontaneous combust­ summer vacation with his parents, dresses yesterday at the Methodist Mrs. Sheldon A. Morris and son, ion, as the house was In flames almost Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Kanner, at their church. Dr. Kenneth A. Morris, o f Jackson­ before the fire was discovered. home on the Heights. E. R, Welch, o f Macon, arrived yes­ ville, are expected today and will be Being out o f the city about one Mr. and Mrs. H. A. N eel’ and Mr. terday and is stopping at the Monte­ the guesta o f the former's sister, Mrs. half mile the water mains do not ex­ and Mrs. N . J. Lillard motored to zuma. Mr. Welch wilt relieve Dr. Joe Harrold fo r several days. Mrs. tend that far and there was no avail­ Orlando yesterday. George Hyman at the Baptist Tem­ Morris and her son are on a motor able water to be had to extinguish this Dean Treadwell, Mr. and Mrs. R. ple during the summer months. tijp to the Southern part o f the state flames. K. Gore and children were among the Leonard Bloomenthal o f New Or­ and will stop over in Lakeland, Tam­ The chemical engine was taken out visitors to Daytons Beach yesterday. leans, who has been attending Geor­ pa, Clearwater, Pass-a-Grille and oth­ at once but on account o f the rapid Mr. 8. O. Chase and Randall Chase gia Tech, is the guest o f his friend, er places. headway gained by the fire the chem­ Mr. and Mrs. T . L. Burns, Miss were among those from Sanford en­ Isadora Kanner. icals were o f no benefit and the chem­ joyin g the delightful ocean breezzes Mrs. Norma McLaughlin o f New Sara Blitch and Harry Blitcb o f ical engine was almost burned up be­ at Daytona Beach yesterday. York arrived Saturday and la the Brunswick, Ga., spent yesterday here fore It could be extricated and taken G. J. Ball spent the week-end with charming gues o f Mrs. R. E. Newman enroute home. They have been on a to a safe distance. motor tour through the state. his fam ily at Daytona Beach and was at her home on Fourth street. The home and many o f the out­ Dr. G. F. Hlghsmith spent the delighted to find Master Bille Ball Mrs. W. C. H ill and little daughter, buildings were a total loss, as only a week-end very, pleasantly at Dsytona greatly improved in health. Caroline, left yesterday fo r Albany few articles o f furniture could be sav­ Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Yowell o f Al- and Valdosta, Ga., where they will Beach. ed by those who rushed to the home Mcsdamcs A . E. Hill, Henry Mclando motored over yesterday and visit relatives. Mr. H ill accompanied as soon as the -fire was discovered. were accompanied home by Miss Ly­ them to Jacksonville, returning-home Laulin, Fred Williams and Olive New­ The big bern was saved, being ty r man and Sara Williams arc spending dia Yowell tnd Miss Mildred Holly. today. the day very delightfully at Daytona enough from the house to be safe. Miss Yowell hss been the attractive Mrs. Fountain, o f DeLand, is the I t has not been learned how much guest o f Miss Holly for the past week. attractive guest o f her nunt, Mrs. L. Beach today. nsurance the home carried but It Is K. R. Murrell and sons, Sam and Mr. and Mrs. John Meisch and Ed P. Hogan. As Miss Lottie Dutton safe to assert that the loss will run Melsch motored to Daytona Beach Mrs. Fountain was well known here Oliver, returned this morning from a nto the thousands o f dollars, as this pleasant trip to-Miami. yesterday. where she used to visit and has a tome was one o f the finest In the city Mrs. Gleason nnd son, Clyde, who Judge and Mrs. E. F. Householder, large circle of friends. hnvc been sponding the winter here and county and was one o f the old Master Carlyle Householder and Mrs. Mr. nml, Mrs. Raymond Key and with -her sister, Mrs. Vcmo Coller, at andmarks o f Sanford, having been Julian Schultz motored to Daytona their guests, Misses Fannie Tucker her home on Mngnolia avenue, left to­ occupied by Mr. Pace and relatives Beach yesterday, where they spent and Betty Henderson o f Orlando, day for their home in Canton, N. Y , fo r the past thirty years or more. Messrs. Benjamin Whitncr and Rich­ the day very pleasantly. Mrs. Coder accompanied them home. The sympathy o f the many friends Mr. and Mrs. B. W . Herndon and ard Twitched and Mrs. A. D. Key, Mr. nnd Mrs. Kent Rossiter and o f the fam ily is extended t$ them in party o f friends motored to Dayton* formed a congenial party motoring to children left today in their car for their loss. Beach yesterday. Daytona Bench yesterday. Commerce, Ga., where they will spend Mr. and Mrs. L. Urban May and Mrs. Orln Stenstrom and baby, several weeks with Mrs. . Rossiter's who have been visiting relatives at child, former residents of Sanford, but parents. • Maincs, who taught In ■ the public schools here for a number o f years. Morgantown, N. C., for the past two who hnvc been making their home in Aden Jones accompanied Mr. and Tampa for the past few months, re­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Walsh left months, returned home yesterday. Mrs. F. E. Roumillat to Miami Mon­ Dr. and Mrs. Sam Pules ton were turned to Sanford yesterday and will day and is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. today for Pontiac, Mich., where they among those spending yesterday at now make this their home. will spend the summer months, re­ A. H. Adams. C. E. Secrcst and wife o f 309 French Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Walsh left turning in the early fall to make their Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Langley and avenue are spending the summer with today in/heir car for Jacksonville, go­ lome here as usual. They will prob­ Miaa Marie Teague spent ybsterday Mr. Sccrcst's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ing from there by boat to Baltimore, ably build a new bungalow in the city T. M. Secrcst of Concord, Ky. Mr. j very pleasantly at Daytona Beach. and other places o f interest before go­ where they will rceaide. Mr. Walsh and Mrs. Secrest will return to their I Miss Mary Zachary, who has been a one of our best citizens and a pros­ ing to their home in Indiana. teaching domestic science at Perry, home here this fall and during their • Miss Ruth Smith Smith has taken perous farm er and expects to induce FIs., hss arrived home for the sum­ absence, Jan. T. Magee and family a position as stenographer in the some of his Michigan friends to come have charge of their home on French mer vacation. down with him in the fall. Haight & Magee office. ave. Mr. and Mrs. Magee, having Mrs. John G. Leonardi left this Mrs: R. L. Jones and fam ily are re­ Among those spending the day at come here from Kentucky. njornlng for Tallahassee, where she Coronado Beach Sunday were Miss moving from their former home on will spend the week.Ruth Griggs, Ernest Griggs nnd W. Park nvenuc to their new residence Miss Emms Owens, who has been H. Sapp, o f Orlando. on Beardall avenue, known ns the teaching at Ft. Pierce for the past Mrs. F. L. Greene lia.\ JuBt returned Chamberlain home. Mr. Chamberwinter, Is the guest o f her sister, from a delightful ten days visit at linn has rented the Jones house and Mrs. L. P f McCuiler, at her home on the Kloridn State College for, Wom­ will not occupy it himself. The Ninth street. en, where she visited her daughter, Chamberlain place Is one o f the best Miss Fannie Tucker nnd Miss Bet­ on the avenue and has been a money­ ty Henderson of Orlando were the at­ maker for tho former owner. It is tractive guests of Mrs. Raymond Key said the Chamberlains will mnkc their for the week-end. t home at Daytona Beach for some time. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Roumillat and Francis, Jr., left in their car this morning for Miami, where the form- Y ou can get more eggs and make more money b y feeding hens more material for making whites of eggs. N o grain feed con­ tains anything like enough white-making material (protein). A s a remit, many yolks are formed in the hen’* body that are never laid. Purina Poultry Chows fed together, make more eggs because they supply the scientific balance o t o li the dements a hen requires to produce the highest number or whites and yolks o f which she is capable. Purina Poultry Chows are sold under an iron-bound guaran­ tee o f M ore Eggs or Money •S old in Checkerboard B a g* O nly by C A TE S C R A T E C O M PA N Y DON’T BE MAD AT THE SMALL MERCH ANT WHO TRIES TcfsELL YOU A t a H igh er 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 m arket on P U R I N A F E E D S are as follows: Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina O m o len e.....................................$2.85 S c ra tc h ......... ............................. 3.20 Scratch, 50-lb. b a g ............. 1.70 Chicken C h o w d e r...................... 3.95 Chicken Chowder, 50-lb. b a g .... 2.10 Cow C h o w ................................... 3.35 P ig C h o w ......................... 3.35 C alf M e a l ................................... 1.65 A L L F R E S H ST O C K Cates Crate Company PHONE 181 TRI US DeCOTTES W IL L BE SW ORN IN. “ I Got Real Mad When I Lost My Setting H en,"‘Mr*. Hannan. George A. DcCottes o f Sanford is "I went into the hen house one In Tallahassee and tomorrow will be morning and found my favorite set­ sworn in ns state’s attorney for this ter dead. I got real mad. Went to circuit, he having defeated Dave the stoyc, bought some R AT-S N AP Sholtz for the office in the last-pri­ and in a week I got six dead rata. mary. Mr. DeCottes has promised Everybody who raises poultry should Sheriff Morris to back him to the lim­ keep R A T -S N A P . Three sizes, 35c, it in suppressing the lawlessness on 05c, $1.25, Sold and guaranteed by the east coast o f this county.— De- Ball Hardware Company.— Adv. Mrs. Cecil Bulsa. of Orlando Is Lnnd News. spending a month hero with her mo­ Lime in barrels, or 40-pound sacks ther, Mrs. fUringfellow. at Cates Crate Co.' Phone 181. 40-tfc Rub-My-Tism kills infection Miss A. Gallager of Orlando is Before you’ re a day older you want to let the idea slip under your hat that this is the open season to start something w ith a jo y ’ us jim m y pipe — and some Prince Alberti Because, a pipe packed with Prince Albert satisfies a man as he was never satis­ fied before— and keeps him satisfied I And, you can prove it! W h y — P . A.*s flavor and fragrance and coolness and its freedom from bite and parch (cut out by our, exclusive pat­ ented process) are a reve­ lation to the man who never could get acquainted with a pipe I P. A. has made a |fipe a thing o f jo y to four men where one was smoked beforeI Ever roll up a cigarette with Prince Albert? Man, man — but you ’ ve got a party coming your way! T a l k about a cigarette smoke; we tell you i f 8 a peachl the national joy tmpke spending several days-here at the Gables. Dr. G. F. Highsmith nnd M t» A. Thedford are spending several days in Miami. John F. Jones and Melton R. Smith o f Atlanta were In town yesterday on n business mission. While here they made their headquarters at the Mon­ tezuma. Miss Agnes Dumas leaves today for a month’s visit with relatives in Char­ leston. S. C. Miss Marie Teague, who has spent the winter here with her aunt, Mrs. W. T. Langley, leaves today fo r her homo in Bennettaville, S. C., where she will spend several weeks. Mrs. C. W. Speer and Miss Alice Morris are leaving on the 16th for West Palm Beach and Miami. Mrs, Speer will go from there to' Waynesvillc, N. C., to spend the remainder of the summer with her son. Reg Holly was hero today on a fly ­ ing visit on his way to Jacksonville and points in Georgia, where he will remain for several days.' He Is liv­ ing at Ellenton at present. Miss Clara Millen Is spending this week with Mrs. Henry Nichol at her cottage at .Daytona Beach. . * W e specialise on fertilizer fo r your lawn and garden. Phone us your orders. Any amount sold. Cates Crate Co. Phone 181. . 40-tfc LADIES’ WEAR 23 W est Adam s S t Jacksonville,'Fla Carries the most complete, most up-todate stock with largest variety of styles o f Ladies' Wear in the City. — —o u r m o t to — - LOW EST PRICES in the city and abso­ lute G U A R A N T E E OF SATIS FA C TIO N or C H E E R FU L REFU ND O F M O NE Y within reason, is appreciated by all who deal with us.* Don’t attend' expensively advertised "Special Sales” and expect to get a F if­ ty dollar article for Five Dollars. I W hen in Jacksonville * M a rk M y W o rd Ypu WlD save part of your traveling expenses. �: ; » ’ . rr 2 -1,' ' f g ; J... J*. ,f ; 'J. -/ ■_ ■■ _ -■ — _ “ ■ ............................ ..... . .. ... ■ ... ^ 1 THE SANFORD f t EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JU N E 17, 1921 WOODENBRIDGES RED CROSS DESTROYS ICE FACTORY OF V O L U S I A RELIEF WORK AND WATER WORKS PLANT TAKEN OVER AT PUEBLO _ Orlando Supplying City With Ice in Limited Quantity COUNTY W IL L T A K E CASE t o SUPREME COURT IF NECESSARY L0NGW00D * (ST Tfe* A uocU U d r n u ) * * * * * * * * A t its meeting Friday tho board ol county commissioners acted on lega advice given by its attorneys and In­ structed the clerk to notify the own­ ers of the fivo wooden bridges on tho East Coast, three at Daytona, one at Port Orange and one at New Smyrna, that the county would take them over on June 16th and operate them as free bridges. This morning’s Daytona paper stat­ ed that the owners of the bridges would fight this action of the commis­ sioners In the courts.— DcLand News. * ORLANDO, Juno 13.— Fire early 'togty destroyed tho ice factory and WIter works plant at Winter Park. Flames believed originated from igni­ tion of gasoline from lantern. Or|an do Is supplying the town with ice while water in limited quantities is being aerved by small emergency station lo­ cated near destroyed main plant. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkenson, o f Perry, arrived Saturday to spend some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen. A farewell party was given Friday evening In honor of Mrs. Geo. Stuart and family who left Tuesday for their old home In Pennsylvania. Miss Leila and Frances Fuller spent a few days in Orlando the guest of Men’s Club Built Fine their aunt, Mrs. Frank TopiifT. Mr. and Mrs. Parrish and Mrs. YarPlace at Crystal Lake, bough Were visitor* In Orlando Satur­ LARGEST RUBBER P LA N T A T IO N . . Miscreants Tear it U p day. Two new buildings arc going up In The Men's Club o f the Congrega­ In manufacturing automobile tires Longwood. Robert Lynch Is building tional Church recently built a nice ta­ there Is a big advantage In growing a seven room bungalow on his lot re­ ble for picnic punches and a spring cently bought from J. S. Dinkel and the rubber that goea Into the tires. The hoard and made many other improve­ A. Buck Is putting onb up in South manufacturer can thus be sure of the quality o f the rubber for he handles ments at Crystal Lake. The other day Longwood. it exclusively until It goes from his Mrs. A. E. Hill bad a party out there Ed. Lane and Bob Holly, o f San­ and was so greatly Impressed with the ford, were visitors In town one day factory In the form o f finished tires. Ho does not have to use rubber picked ides that she volunteered to give all this week. ! up In bdd lots from a hundred d iffer­ the lumber fo r bath houses provided Louis Entzminger was a visitor in ent sources, the club could get permission for Sanford Saturday, “ The United States Rubber Com­ building the same, Mr. Chase gladly Miss Ellen Fuller left Wednesday, granted this concession and some time night for Troy, N. Y., where aho will pany owns and operates In Sumatra tho largest single rubber plantation In Saturday night some miscreants tore spend the summer. the world," says Frank Akers of tho op the table and burned 1f for n camp Sumpter Davis, of Orlando, was fire. If this sort o f thing is to con­ transacting business in town Satur­ Edw. Higgins, Inc., "Tho planted area is as big ns the District o f Co­ tinue there wl)l be no bath houses day. built here or. any other improvements' • J. E. Phipps spent the week end lumbia. It is a beautiful orchard cov­ made and the owners of the property in town returning to Ocala Tuesday. ered with stately ranks of trees. This supply of fine quality crude'rubber is will fence it Up and moke it private. Mr. and Mrs* Sam Hutchins, of There are some folks’ In this world Orlnndo were visitors in town Sun­ one of.tho things that has built up the reputation of the company’s tires.” that arc always doing something of day. sort and the balance o f the world has Mr. and Mrs. Tillls, Mrs. Frain and to suffer for it. little daughter Fern were visitors In Granulated Sugar Orlando Wednesday. Down to Six Cents; S TO R Y HOUR. A number of Miss Ellen Fuller’s friends from Orlando gave her a sur­ AH Records Broken . (Tram ICosiUr'i Dallj) One of the interesting fenturos In prise party Tuesday evening. (By The AuocUUS P r*«i) Tuesdny was tho regular monthly connection with the Mothers’ Club of NEW YORK, June 13.— New low meeting of the Ladica Civic League. the Child Conservation League o f A school meeting was held at the price for last four yenrn was ostabAmerica is the permanent story hour for the children o f tho city, from 4 library last Wednesday night. C. W. llshcdin refihed sugar mnrkct today Entzminger resigning his office as when several local refiners quoted to 5 o’clock Saturday afternoon. trustee nnd B. J. Overstreet was elect­ fine granulated sugar at six cents a One or two good volunteer. story pound. ed to take his place. tellers will be on hand to entertain the children. Central park will be The editor of The Herald wishes to “ IIow We Cleared Our Summer Home the scene o f the Initial story hour, nnd thank Mn and Mrs. H. C. Durant of of Rais," by Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Downey, assisted by Mrs. Kuttho Lake Mary section, for a box of tcy nnd Miss Dnphcnc Wimbieh will “ When wc opened our seaside home have charge o f the first story hour. fine peaches. They hnve a fine place last May it was alive with rats. A committee from the Mothers’ club at Lake Mnry and have nil kinds of They’d knawed all the upholstering. ■will be responsible fo r its conduct In fruits and vegetables nnd peaches is We cleaned them out in a week with one of the crops they raise to* per­ tho future. RAT-SNAP. prefer this rat killer Sanford has talent, ns well as beau­ fection. It only shows thnt Seminole because it comes in cake forpi» no tiful pnrks, which should be. used for county Is the best In the state for ev­ mixing. Saves dirtying hands and ery kind o f fruit and vegetable. the little ones. plntes.” Threo sizes, 36c, (I5c, $1.26. Many thanks, old-friends, for remem­ Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hard­ Europe is entitled to tho dump£, bering that editors bat and that we ware Company.—Adv. ■ after all she has endured; but . she have no car to drive out and boc you must not get tho Idea that Amcricn on your native honth, but we will Rub-My-Tism kills pain. some time. will bo one of them. fifiG cures Biliousness. \ “ Hend-TT-OFF” — ENERGIZE— NOW, HERAT,n ADS get results. say GRAN’POP PROBABLY is. AS HE said, "No. TH E N A T IO N A L champion. BUT I’LL toll ye. AT 8WAPPINQ things! irfh. I’LL SWAP .a mat • • • FOR ONE of them. • • • • • • • • • TWO YEAR8 ago ho swapped. *. * * • • f FOR A Cider milL * • • AND THEN of course. that WHEN .WE went dry. ONE BROKEN paper match. • • • FOR ONE perfect cigarette,, • • • AND YOU ought to see. * * * • • • AND ORAN'POP swapped again. • • • AND GOT a flivver. • • • BO t said, “Oran'pop. * * Sa t is f y ." • • • 80 WE awapped. • • # • • • HOW PLEASED bo was. • • • IT DID mo good. * SUPPOSE l start you. * • • • TO BE "done” by Qran'pop; • • • WITH THAT old busted; • • • BABY CARRIAGE back home. * Aak your dialer to thorn j o a thm now vacuum* mealed tinm o f 50 Chaatar- * • COULDN'T YpU swap 1L ,» • • » AND GET me. ‘ a a a, K LIMOUSINE." vanlant and abaolutaly A I R - T J Q H T packing- A CRAFTY gleam. th e c ig a re tte * k e e p fra a h in d e fin ite ly , , CAME INTO Gran’pop's ey«. I • • Neuritis— -T h e “ LO G ICAL T R E A T M E N T ” ----- Paralysis ASK US “ENERGIZER” 1 cents—some swap! Tour {rood money M re r brought better value. Choicest tobaccos (Turk lab and Do­ mestic) BO blended that you jret every last bit o f their flavor. And Chesterflelda do what no other cigarette can do foe you—"They Satisfy". • ■ • Rheumatism— FOR M A N Y H U M A N IL L S — Blood Pressure And Veins, so that the Blood Stream Functions Better— Gets Nourishment to Dormant Tissue At Sanford— No Mystery— N6 Imagination— Appointment TE LE PH O N E 184 L. C. CAM ERON P. O. BOX 399 .m ic z j R E A L , SANFORD, FLORIDA PQONE 371-J YOUR HOME IS WORTH PAINTING Remember how-beautiful your home looked when you first moved in— how fresh and dean it was? Ait in original beauty and freshness can be re­ stored ealily and economically.with •' ,■ Ralntr and^m V a m h h tr I IN MEMORIAM : * * An attractive booklet, "T ie H n u t Across the i y ay," UluKrttaa the vahu of paint hanaeoy in the home. Aik u* for ft*, copy ami color chart!. * * * * * * * * * * * * Whereas, Almighty God, in His in­ finite wisdom, has called from earthly cares our beloved President and broth­ er,. F. It. Kent, and, Whereas, wc dpeply feel the loss of one who was an ardent supporter of the principles of our organization; who served us faithfully, ns President of our local lodge, for many.’ yearn, nnd who was n friend to all; therefore be it Resolved, thnt wt> extend to Broth­ er Kent's fnmliy our heartfelt sympa­ thy, nnd be it further Resolved, thnt our chnrtor be drnp ed in mourning for Bixty days; that a copy o f these resolutions be sent to Brother Kent’s family,, a copy to the Snnford Herald; a copy to Tho Machin­ ists Monthly Journal and a copy spread on the minutes of the lodge. R. W. LYON8, F. M. T A Y LO R ; E. B. R A N D A LL, Jr. Resolution Committee, Seminole Lodge No. 280, Int'l Ass'n of Mechanists. Little Miss Olivia Brady, the pretty young daughter o f Mr. and Airs. W. W. Brady, entertained a number o f her friends Thursday, afternoon nt a lovely birthday party at her home on Mecca Road, in celebration o f her ninth birthday anniversary.Quantities o f black-eyed susana were used in decorating the livingroom. In tho dining room the color scheme was pink and green, it being decorated with streamers o f pink and green crepe, entwined with the pink vine. The dining table was centered wnth the wonderful birthday cake, topped with nine pink, burning can­ dles, and extending from the cake were pink ribbons with tiny . luck charms, which were drawn $>y the guests and used as souvehlrs. A ll kinds of interesting childish games were played . by the little folkq on the lawn. A peanut hunt was enjoyed; Pearl Robson finding the moat, was given s prite. Bettlna Campbell was awarded the booby prize. Dainty refreshments o f Ice cream, cake and candies tn the colon o f pink and green were served; the favors were pink and green baskets filled with cindy. The little hostess was assisted in entertaining by her mother, Mrs. W. W. Brady, and Miss Kathleen Brady. 666 cures Chills and Fever. Some get their start In established universities, and some win fame through a co-respondent school. CARTER LUMBER COMPANY SANFORD, FLO R ID A ’ IF YOU NEED A NEW s o il c o o iT s t o v e Buy the Best that is made The FLORENCE Automatic We also have the Buck Line of GAS RANGES When you feel nervous, tired, irritable 1^3 when you’re ill with any disease caused by J A disordered nerves, don't give up until you try ARE YOU INSURED? AGENTS General Fire Insurance O m C I PEOPLES BANK BOILZUMO Florida Sanford - \ fib | k-HlWv • .Tti'nd TV IF NOT, SEE W.. J . TH IG P EN & COM PANY - m ASK TH EM '(Tram Mond»y'« Dally) • • • CIGARETTES OF younL * CIDER MILLS got valuable. Mrs. Endor Curlctt, Chairman, Geneva, Fla. You will be Interested to hoar some o f the details o f the relief work being carried out by the Red Cross at Pu­ eblo, Colo., and vicinity where tho flood which occurred on June 4th caused such great loss o f life and property. The manager o f the Southwestern Division, A. R. C., Jas, L. Fioscr, ar­ rived in Pueblo on the 7th Inst., hav­ ing been preceded by an assistant on the day previous, and will conduct the relief operations In person. Fortun­ ately there was already organized n 'strong and efficient disaster prepaidHess committee In the Puebip Chapter which had taken care o f the emergen­ cy up till the arrival f l outside aid. News o f the disaater was carried from Pueblo to Colorado Springs by airplane and from there was wired to our National Headquarters which im­ mediately made an appropriation of $50,000 followed soon thereafter by another appropriation of equal size. On the 0th instant both the Presi­ dent o f the United States and the Gov­ ernor o f Colorado issued proclama­ tions calling on the public for financal aid and designating the American ted Cross as'the proper administra­ tive agency. Splendid, response to these, appeals is being reported, Any contributions from surplus :’unds o f Chapters or individual dona­ tions mode to them for the Pueblo flood shonld bo forwarded through our office. It would not be wise at thla time to send supplies, It is estimated that the sum required by the Red Cross for the rehabilitation o f famil­ ies will bo $600,000 which is entirely npart from the immense sum that will be needed to re-establish industries and rebuild public works; Yours very truly, H A R R Y L . HOPKINS, Mgr. So. Dlv., A. It. C. I t Sinlply Removes Obstructions to Blood Flow— Dislodges Accumulations o f many years— And Thus Equalizes Pressure on Nerves— Arteries „ B IR TH D AY PA R TY . THE OLD blind maro. • • T A K IN G CARE OF TI1E FLOOD SUFFERERS W IT H T IlK fH CUSTOM ARY A C T IV IT Y ‘^ E T T E R -G E T -B E T T E R ” Circulation------ “D O IT N O W ”------ Strength , -n i j i ’ .M r s A t i n ! t * y <* •", � 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/. 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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>, June 17, 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/75682ea6ff47bf75ee57e5eb3d2948e3.pdf ad4e10a05a140369f0598625192e5699 PDF Text Text ' -T ' ■ ■ '-', ■ ■ =*».■- ' - &V. ^ • ' • ■’ '. : ‘~* '*' ' ; p p m • SANFORD HERALD v -%S IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME XII SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1921 NUMBER 34 ion,F. W. Galbraith inAuto Accident When Car TurnedOver N A T IO N A L D IRECTO R OF LEGION’S A M E R ­ IC A N ISM COM M ISSION A N D N A T IO N A L C O M M ITTEEM EN FROM ILLINOIS W E R E IN JU R E D . • Accident Happened at Indianapolis W hen Car W en t Over Em bankm ent Early Today, Caused ' By a Defective Steering Apparatus. t l 7 Th* AuocUUJ f n u ) INDIANAPOLIS,, June 9.—F. W. Galbraith, Jr., National Cora* mander of the American Legion, was killed and Henry J. Ryan, of Indianapolia, National Director of the Legion'a Americanism Com­ mission, and Milton J. Foreman, of Chicago, National Committee­ man of the Legion from Illinois, were injured whenSan automobile in which they were riding went over a steep embankment here early today. They weVe return­ ing to the city from the Country Club In Ryan's car. The car fail­ ed to make a slight turn in the road and ran over the curbing, across the sidewalk and turned over several times landing at the foot of a 20-foot embankment. Galbraith suffered a fractured skull and died enroute to the hos­ pital. Ryan, who was driving the rar, declared he believed it wan a defect in the steering apparatus that caused him to lose control. The coroner, who investigated immediately after the accident, said he found a broken connection of the steering wheel. Foreman suffered a fractui'ed skull and Is in a serious condi­ tion. German Am bassador Made His Excused For German Troops (1 1 Th. A >t.d.U d Ft***) PARIS, June 9.—Dr. Mayer, the German ambassador, presented fo the French foreign office today the ex­ cuse of the German government for the attack upon French troops in Sil­ esia , yesterday by German defense forces. Mayr said the French were : mistaken for Polish insurgents. LARGE AREA COVERED BY PUEBLO FLOOD STATION AGENT GRAND JURY AT BALDWIN MEMBER TAKEN ADMIRAL SIMS SAID IT KILLS MAN TO THE JAIL , AND STANDS PAT TODAY L. S. DARBY SHOOTS MARSHAL WAS THOMAS WHEN HE WAS AR­ RESTED BY THE LATTER ON THE IRISH QUESTION UNDER ^CONVICTON AND PERJURED HIM­ SELF. * (Br Th. A***cUt*4 f n a ) (By Th* Au*<Ut*4 F t.*.) GAINESVILLE, June 9.—L. S. Dar­ by, station agent o f the Atlantic Coast Line at Baldwin,- who shot and killed Marshal L. S. Thomas there last night, alighted from a train here this morn­ ing and surrendered. Reports from Baldwin say that Thomas was at­ tempting to arrest Darby for disorder­ ly conduct when Darby shot him. Thomas is forty-seven and a form­ e rmayor of Baldwin and a wealthy planter. Darby is twenty-seven. The feeling against Darby in Baldwin is said to be high. TAMPA, June 9.—J. C. McDonald, a member of the grand jury here, was excused from service and placed in jail while charges of perjury against him are being investigated. It is al­ leged he was found guilty of grand larceny Inst year and his appeal la still pending. The oath taken by each juror is that he is not under prosecu­ tion or has been convicted of any crime without citixcnship rights been restored. Investigation •.Of A ll Agencies Ex-Service Men (By T U l i w d tUT Tnm) OPPELN, June 9.— Five thousand Polish insurgents have been driven from the city of Rosenberg by Brit­ ish forces and last night tho Poles SAYS HE WILL NOT REPUDIATE were reported'retreating southeast. A SINGLE WORD AND WAS The Poles mnde a show of resistance NOT UNAMERICAN by the British did not fire a shot in taking possession of the city. (Br Th* AkocUUS Ft***) REAR A T M IR A L President United . Textile W orkers Dead (By T>. AtMci.Ud r n u ) MEN’S CLUB OF PARISH HOUSE, ENTERTAINED % FALL RIVER, Mass., June 9.— Word wns received here today of the. death in Brooklyn this morning of Ordered by Senate Today in Adopt­ John Golden, general president of tho ing Resolution United Textile Workers of America. (Br Th. Auo«Ut«4 Frau) LEVEL AN AREA OF 296 SQUARE WASHINGTON, June 9.—Invest!MILES AROUND THE gation of nil government ngcncies CITY. dealing with formre service men was ( I ; Th. l i u d i t W Ft***) ordered by the senate today in adopt­ PUERLO, Colo., June 8.— Prop­ ing a resolution by Senator Walsh, erty was totally destroyed over an Democrat, Massachusetts, creating n area approximately 296 square select committee to conduct inquiry miles in the neighborhood of Pue­ vote unanimous. IN CHRISTIAN EDUCATIONAL blo by the recent floods, accord­ DRIVE FOR $774,500 THE ing to a report made today to mil­ QUOTA itary headquarters here by Capt. James J. Bennett, of the recon­ (Br Th* A im ltU d rr.u) American Steamer naissance group. , LAKELAND, Jun? 9.—The Florida H its An Iceberg McthodiBt conference lacks only $6,­ 210 to complete its quota of $774,500 Off Newfoundland PUEBLO, June 8.— Eighteen per­ in the Christian Educational drive, ac­ ------- [sons are known to have been killed cording to officials, and if the quota More Drift Ire in North Atlantic Than by the flood in the LaJunta district, Ever Before according to a Colorado National ONE OF THE SOURCES OF HIS is completed today this conference CAMPAIGN FUNDS ALMOST will be the first over the top. Guard officer who nrrived here today. . DISCOVERED (Br Th. Aiiocl.Ld Pr*.*l PROPOSED TREATY 1IALFAX, June. 9.—The American WASHINGTON, June 9.—Senate BETWEEN IRELAND freight steamer Chariot, Philadelphia inquiry into Henry Ford’s contest for AND SOVIET RUSSIA for London, struck nn icebcrb two the seat of Senator Truman !L New­ hundred miles off the Newfoundland (Br Th* iiw tU U d h u i ) berry, of Michignn, growing out of const last night according to n radio LONDON, June 8.—The government the 1918 election, begn'n yesterday and received here. Bow stove in and ves­ ran through a brief hut stormy ses­ issued as white paper today tho text sel is heading for portsion. John S. Newberry, brother of of what purports be a draft of a the senator, testified that because of proposed treaty betweon the Russian WASHINGTON, June 9.—There IS •RESIDENT SAYS WE DO NOT "love, affection and loyalty” he had coviet government and the Republic more heavy ydrift ice in the North At­ NEED WORLD SUPER­ opened his bank account through an of Ireland, which tho government says lantic this year and it is farther nouth POWER agent for unlimited and unsupervised was captured in Dublin. * • for this season than any. time since campaign expenditures, concerning 1912 when the linct Titnnic was sunk, WASHINGTON, June 0.— President the amounts of which he had never in­ according to Rear Admiral Chandler, Harding, delivering n commencement quired, and the manner of which he head of the naval hydrogrnph service. address yesterday at American Uni­ knew nothing except ns I rend It in versity here, found the subject of the newspaper." world peace occupying so prominent The total drawn was placed at $99,­ a place on the program that he was 000 by the witness. ' , prompted to depart from his prepar­ Henry B. Joy, n Detroit capitalist, ed manuscript and declared for the was called, but an attorney presented preservation of peace by sovereign a pfiysiciqn’s 'certificate declaring the FEDERAL DEPARTMENT ISSUES states, without the interference of a SURVEY FOR MONTH absent witness was suffering from a world "super-power.” OF JUfcE heart ailment which might Rill him if The president’s remarks followed an he were put o nthe stand. Alfred POINTS OUT TO SENATE THEY address by Newton W. Rowell, K. C„ Lucking, counsel for Ford, jumped to WASHINGTON-, Juno 9.—The Juno HAVE BEEN GATHERED TO- of Toronto, Canada, who suggested his feet with the demand, "We want crop report of the department of agri­ GETHER THREE MONTES AND. that the best contribution North Am- Mr. Joy. He was Qut on his yacht culture Issued yesterday giving pro­ erica could make to civilisation was when the proce&a server sought him," duction forecasta based in the condi­ NOTHING ACCOMPLISHED. "for men on this side of the water" Mr. Luckin continued. "Ife gave $45,­ tion o f the crop on June 1, the condi­ WASHINGTON, June 8.— A “ m ys-^ o stand together behind the move- 000 to his rampaign and h cls a broth- tion on that date and acreages planted terious connection seems to exist b e-, mcn* peaceful settlement of in­ never agree to proceed without his follows: tween failure to bring about final, teYnational disputes. Another speak- er-in-law of Senator Newberry. I'll Mentor wheat: Production forecast 578,000,000 bushels;' condition 27.9. action on the peace resolution and er who touch'd on th question of presence." Spring wheat: Production 251,000,­ the maintenance of troops on the wa? J* J* Ju” crnnd’ th? From* After three lnwyers and five sena­ Rhine, Senator Wataon, democrat, ambassador, and the general dlscus- tors got into a discussion tentative 000; condition 93.4; acreage 18,023,­ Georgia, said today In the senate. ; developed such a trend that agreement was reached by Attorney 000. All wheat production 830,000,000; "We have been hero throe months. B‘‘ hoP J°hn * * Spencer, under which two heart spec­ condition 82.0; acreage 50,744,000, ialists will be deputised to examine The-clear-visioned- gentleman from J J L S i r . . . ', . . . gathering as a "peace conference. Oata: Production, 1,405,000,000; Mr. Joy and determine whether he h" 8 b' en *" P0W,c r i brc‘ month8-. An added touch of the same char- can be called without endangering his condition, 35.7; acreage, 44,329,000. What ha. been don e?. We have seen ^ „ „ Jvon b the >lnging of . Barley: Production, 191,000,000; one vision arise and then another. gonR whlch- , pp€aml on the com. life. condition, 87.1; acreage, 7,718,000. f Me have heard one good little speech mencement pn>gram under the title Rye: Production, 71,000,000; con­ and then another. But all we have of „ An Intenuti0nal Anthem"* and Brigadier General dition, 90.3. learned is that the ten commondments wh|ch| rendcrcd to the tune of“ *Am’ Hay production, 101,000,000 (tons), Talked Too Muck, atill remain In force and that 12 ericilf» „ , d «God 8 t^e the King" re­ condition, 35.0. time. 12 still equals 144." 'counted how J‘two nations by the sea, Harding Canned Him Apples, production,' 108,000,000 ■I I M^ » “ One o f the statement* o f candl- two nations great and free, one anbushels; condition, 41.8. • • (By Th* An m UUA rmt) . date Harding," continued Senator them raise.” Before the singing bePeaches, production, 81,700,000 bu. Watson; “ was 'away from the league) gtn the American, British and French WASHINGTON, June 9^-The relief condition, 45.5. ' • *nd back to the constitution.' Today f]ags had been raised together over of Brigadier General Mitchell at as­ A drop of 01,000,000 bushels in the ^e are nearer the league and further the outdoor entrance. . sistant chief of the air service was forecast of production of the winter from the constitution.” | ---------------- :--------------requested by Major General Menohcr, wheat cfop as compared with tho esti­ The Georgia senator said he could Mrs. C. A. Betts 'is home again af- chief o f the army air service tod^. mate made a month ago, featured the not consider seriously danger o f war ter an operation at the Femald- Repeated public statements by Mltfch- June crop report o f the department of from Great Britain, Japan, France or Laughton hospital for uppendicitis. ell urging unified air service made agriculture, issued yesterday.* The any other nation. - She is Improving every day, much to since Harding addressed congress in crop was forecast from June 1 condi­ "Japan,” he asserted, “ is a bugaboo the gratification of her many friends. opposition to unification is said to tions as 678,000,000 bushels,, while have been one reason prompting the from May 1 .conditions it was esti­ being used by ' the militarists ’ to — ------------------------ request. • ** , • frighten the ‘civilian population.” 1 HERALD ADS get resulta. mated at 629,000,000 bushels. F L O R ID A CONFERENCE . WILL WIN OUT NEWBERRY’S ANGEL COMES TO LIGHT GET PEACE WITHOUT ANY r MORE WAR TOM WATSON WANTS CONGRESS TO GET BUSY Polish Insurgent? Another Am erican Driven frpm Rosenburg Seems to H ave Stirred By* British Troops Up Fuss in England WHEAT DROP . FORECAST IN CROP REPORT HAD LADIES NIGHT AND GENER­ AL GOOD TIME WEDNES­ DAY EVENING The Parish House of Holy Cross church, was the scene of gaycty last night the same being ladies night and all the members and their friends brought the ladies to the biggest night in the year of the club when business is forgotten and n good time prevails. There were about one hun­ dred gathered lost night when Presi­ dent It. F. Whitner of the Club, called the meeting to order and in n neat speech told the people gnthered about the purposes of the Club and invited those who were not already members to come in and take a part, in provid­ ing amusements for tho young boys and the men of Sauford and told of the work nlrcady accomplished and what the club expected to do In the future. Mr. Whitner then dispensed with the rcgulnr order of business and turned the meeting over to R.' J. Hol­ ly, Donne Turner, A. II. Stone and others. Songs were sung by all the folks nnd stunts were pulled nnd for about one hour there was something doing every minute, John Smith and Edward Lane had a peanut race that was very exciting. Sheriff Hand and Frank Miller boxed one round while various good singers wero called to tho platform for n song. Delicious refreshments wt*re served by .the Ladies' Guild and uboyt the time they had been disposed of R. J. Holly called Sheriff Hand nnd said that it was rumored tfyat some one had liquor on them. Sheriff Hand searched the house and found n scaled package on A. R. Key and as County Prosecutor Schelle Maines, County Judgo E. F. Housholdor and States Attorney DcCottcs wero in the audi­ ence it was decided to give Mr. Key a preliminary trial at onco and court was convened. Mr. DeCottes defend­ ed tho accused, Schellff Maines prose­ cuted him’ and Judge llousholder pre­ sided with all his accustomed dignity nnd the jury composed of Mrs. Gifford Peabody, Mrs. F. L. Miller, Mrs. Vi­ vian Speer, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. S. M. Lloyd and Frank L. Miller were asked all kinds of personal question! abopt liquor and the ladies on tha Jury and in the audience had a chance to witness a real court case,’ the ladles on the jury having been dubbed “Juresaea” by Mr. Maines. The wit hcasea oalied were Sheriff Hand, B. F. Whitner, George Speer and R. J. Hol­ ly and they were heckled just like tha witneasea are In the regular court and made to telftnore than they knew. The past life of Mr. Key was Invest! gated and the methods employed by the courts and the lawyers were ex­ posed and while thfe trial was an im­ promptu affair gotten up on tha spur of the mdment the. repartee was rich enough for-ally professional play and kept the audience in a roar of laugh­ ter. . Lack o f space Will not permit a de­ tailed report of the trial but it waa the richest thing pulled o ff in this city in some time and when tha Jury retired atid came back immediately 1 »- V • « THE BRIDGE A T OSTEEN FERRY A. . (S W T -'"-* ’ - - j ___ • a MANCHESTER, England, June 9. — Under the caption “ Admiral Sims'* Outburst'’ the Manchester Guardian yesterday published an editorial on "the indiscretion of his little outbreak Tuesday" in the American Admiral's luncheon address before the English Speaking Union. The editorial said: • "Among the many points forgotten by the distinguished American sailor — whom we all like oven when ha puta up into pnssing difficulties— art the facts that the Sinn Fein party and the murder gangs who profess to be doing its work ere just about aa dis­ tinct from each other as-the British government and the other murdar gangs which profess to be doing ita work; that the most striking point in Ireland's relations to the great war was not the insane effort of a few wild extremists to help the Germans, but the great number and excellent quality of Irish soldiers who abound­ ed not only in Irish, Australian and Canadian but nlse in English and even Scottish regiments and that an even more remarkable degree of participa­ tion by Irishmen in the overthrow o f Germany waa only prevented by tha folly o f a few anti-Irish politicians'at the war office and elsewhere, who choked o ff the great recruiting move­ ment started by John Redmond. "By ignoring such facta whlltf ha stressed others, Admiral Sima; no doubt, with the best intentions, as­ similated himself to an Intemperata kind of English party man. It la a pity, because he is personally worthy to cut a much better figure than that and bccauso it is painful to find any fault at all with a great officer in the navy o f a friend."* • , 3 WASHINGTON) June 9.—An in­ vestigation of It teoent speech made In Londan by Hear Admiral Sima touch­ Ing on the Irish sympathisers In thla country wes ordered by the senate to­ day without a record vote, Tho reao-. hitlon was offered by Senator Harr Ir­ ion, democrat, Mississippi. J «| with a VeWIct “ not guilty” show­ ing thkt Mr, and Mrs. Miller "could and that the lady "Juresset’* knew a thing or two the loud applause showed.that the little court scene was thoroughly enjoyed. Mr. Key waa cleared o f the charge by proving thru hla able counsel that the bottle found on him waa “hair tonic” and not liquor made In a copper still or a lard can and he was allowed V> g o with the i ful charge against him absolutely wiped o ff the “ court records” of the Pariah House Qub. The G ub will not meet again until next October at which time there will be something doing fo r all of the young men and the old men o f San­ ford who wish to remain young and It ie hoped that all o f them will avail themeelves of this opportunity to jioh» the club that la doing such good work In Sanford. •• i? BE BUILT % ’ a.- t. f I LONDON, June 9<—Rear Ad­ miral Sima, of the United Staten Navy, waa quoted by a press as­ sociation this- morning regarding a speech he delivered on tha Irish question here Tuesday said: "I stand by all I aaid, every word of i t ., I shan't repudiate a single word I said and I see nothing un­ American In it even If 8enator McCormick does." (. vt. . * ••- ■ • v: .. r ;. �-• , 4 * ii E E i t t i r a THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JU&E 8, 1921 BRYANT BREAKS SILENCE SAYS WIFE TOLD TRUTH * IN HER CONFESSION FORT MYERS WINS ANOTHER. (Tnm W >ta««4 o * i Daily) n m m UP M l euss or hoi w i n Another good game, but Sanford on the wrong end of the score again. Yes­ terday afternoon before a large* crowd Sanford played their second game of the season with Fort Myers again, and as the day before, they put up a good In Longwood, which is known as the fight considering the big odds they W ish pofeoos and toxins from That She Did N ot Know Chiles’ place. system before putting were up against, but the hill was Clyde and Maurice Clouser, of Or­ food into stomad}. just a little too hard to climb and Ft. A nything About lando, were in town Sunday, calling on Myers won, thereby taking the series. friends. the Murder Even though Fort Myers won the WASH POISONS AND TOXINS Mrs. A..Y.'Fuller and daughters, Letwo games played in Sanford they FROM SYSTEM BEFORE John R. Bryant, who •will face trial lia, Frances and Emma, motored to left with the knowledge that it took Orlando to attend the Baccalaureate PUTTING FOOD INTO in the circuit court here Thursday for some real hard work to get by with the murder o f his father, broke hia sermon of the Orlando High school these two games and even - yet they BTOMACII. long alienee yesterday and told the from which Miss Ellen Fuller gradu­ are inclined to doubt us when wc say •tory o f -his early life and training, of ated Friday night. that our club has'never had a work Wash yourself on the inside before Mrs. J. B. Dinkel returned from Or­ out together this season until appear­ a mother still living, whom he had al­ breakfast like you do on the outside. ways believed dead, and, in speaking lando Saturday after a very pleasant ing on the field to play the opening This Is vastly more important because o f his w ife’s confession given to the visit with Mrs. E. C. Maury. game. Some 6t the Sanford players the skin pores do not absorb impuri­ Miss Hettie Arnctte returned last did not know what position they were press, declared: ties into 'the blood, causing illness, “ Had she not made the confession week from Ocoee where she has been to play until their arrival at the park. while the bowel pores do. she did I would have cleared her the leaching. • The game yesterday was a long For every ounce of food taken into Mrs, Florence Hudson, of Orlando, drawn out affair on account o f the day o f the trial.” the stomach, nearly an ounce of was up Tuesday giving her regular While showing a reluctance to speak many times that Fort Myers wanted waste material must be carried out of o f the story told by his wife, Bryant music lessons. to stop and TeAd the rule book. Sev­ did not appear to be in the least hurt ‘ Mr. Hughes and Mr. Stout, of Or­ eral arguments arose during the con­ the body. If this waste is not elim­ or angered over any of the state­ lando, were visitors in town Tuesday. test that delayed the game and iev- inated day by day it quickly fefrtenta ’ Sir. and Sira. J. S. Dinkel were eral times did his umps fall asleep, and generates poisons, gasses and M OHAIR SUITS, ments she had made. He said: Ki* "She told the truth when she said transacting business in Sanford Tues­ with it all he was not so bad at that, toxins which are absorbed or sucked she did not know anything of the day. especially the time a runner waa into the bfood stream, through the PALM BEACH SUITS, £ < fl f f A A Bill Satcher was n visitor in San­ crime.” N ow ' • fli a l+ III I caught stealing second and he was lymph duets which should suck only Bryant said he was born at Devil's ford Tuesday. , lighting a cigarette and forgot to ren­ nourishment. PALM BEACH SUITS, 0 | A A A W. E. Allen and Louis Entxminger, der a decision. The umpire was a Lake, North pakotai His father was A splendid health measure Is to a horse trader and peddler. From Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Hunt were visitors Fort Myers man and we believe he drink, before breakfast each-day, a (Special lot) ............... t j)X V * V U Devil’s Lake he began with his father in Sanford Tuesday. called them as he saw them but some glass of hot water with a teaspoonful SPORTCOATS, O IO P A a nomadic life that carried them T. G. Roebuck, Miss Hall and Mrs. times he didn't see them. of limestone phosphate in it, which Now ...........................:........ $ l t t s U U through many states and cities. He Slinx of Orlando motored over to But .it was not-the umpire that beat is a harmless -way to wash these pois­ ~ never remembers seeing his mother. Coronado Beach Slonday. us, it was their million dollar ball club, ons ^rom the stomach, Jivcr, kidneys WHITE FLANNEL PANTS, Q Q ' Hia father told him that she had died a club composed o f all paid players, and bowels; thus cleansing, sweeten­ ' S' when he was three years old. • each one drawing down salaries equal ing and freshening the alimentary Vividly he tells the story of how he ARROW SHIRTS, * 0 4 A to those paid in the Florida State canal before eating more food. Hti had grown to manhood, his only rela­ N o w ........... ................................ League, a ball club that has been play­ A quarter pound limestone phos­ - • tive a stern, 'elfish parent, under ing for the past several months phate costs but very little at the drug Several styles ARROW Laund- O A A A 2 ?whose iron discipline he was forced to against ball clubs that are ball clubs store, but is sufficient to make any­ ered Collars, per dozen........... ^ m s v v shift for himself at the early age of and the fact that ou rlittle bunch of one an enthusiastic on inside bathing. 12 years. He told how his father led home boys held them as they did sat­ —Adv. ARROW SOFT COLLARS (35c A A him to believe that his mother was isfies the Sanford fans. kind), 4 for ..............................t]> J L n UU dead, and he had not known that she Amil Ammon did the twirling for F. F. DUTTON INSTALLS MACH­ One judges by the frocks they wear was living until he was twenty-five INERY FOR GRADING * Sanford and he pitched a good game. that when a debutante comes out she years of age. Aside from one or two wild pitches, THE CROP. Is expected to stay out. Only after he hnd returned from Did you know June 3rd is Jeff Davis’ birth­ his work was as good as is usually the battle fields of France, where he (Train Saturday’* Dally) seen in the Florida State League. Amil day. Mr. Herndon has generously donated a Even though governments stop - fell twice wounded amid the steel hell This is pepper time in Sanford. has made his home in Sanford and making big guns, they will continue portion of the receipts of Friday’s picture that swept the Argonne, did he learn Some people think the Sanford section will be here permanently and the to rifle the pockets o fthe taxpayers. "Blind Wives” to the local. Chapter, United that the mother who brought him into raises nothing but celery and letttice Sanford fans will all be glad to learn Daughters of the Confederacy, to help with the world was living. A letter from but they would be greatly surprised if that he will be one of the regulars this his grandfather revealed the fact that funds for Jeff Davis’ monument. they could come here at (his time of season. the mother whom he had 'never been Space is not permitted here to go the year and sec the tomatoes, com , taught to cherish, the mother whom potatoes and peppers going out by the into detail in regards to the individual he had been robbed of ever knowing playing of each man but*every one of car load. by a cruel lie, and the mother whose Seminole is probably the greatest the Sanford players did just one hun­ existence he might have gone to his pepper county in the state in the dred per cent better than was expect­ Everyone who attended the Sanford death on the bloody battle fields of spring of the year. Not in the winter ed of them and after n little practice school commencement exercises were France without being aware of, was for then it seems that Ft. Myers has they will be able to hold their own deHghtcd with them. ■living. the swing. Rut just at this particular with any of them. A number from Upsnln also attend­ Bryant says that he has not been Games have been arranged with ed the Memorial exercises in town time Sanford peppers are in great de­ able to locate his mother since he mand nnd there nrc hundreds of acres Kissimmee for next week. Watch for Sunday afternoon while Mr. Bnllingcr learned that she was alive. His of them planted and hundreds of cars the dates and ba there, this new club was one of the old soldiers attending grandfather did not know of her needs your help. • are being shipped. for the morning service at the Congre­ whereabouts, his letter only conveying The box' score for yesterday’s game gational church. The American Fruit Co., F. F. Dut­ > the knowledge thnt she still lived. Ho ton, Inc., Snnford agency has conceiv­ wns as follows: Mrs. Brown, of Lake Helen, visited states that, he hnd never giveo up Sanford ed the idea of using the old method at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. A. Crawford, principal High school; Supt. by the Methodist and Baptist Sunday hope of finding her and was still seek­ AB R II PO A E Tyner from Tuesday till Thursday af­ ndopted by orange packers in sorting T. W. Lawton, O. P. Swope, chairman schola at White’s Wharf Thursday. ing some trace of her through his peppers nnd Mr. Dutton sent down to Smith, 2b. ........... 4 0 1 0 3 1 ternoon of last week. of board 6{ trustees, Dean Sprague There arc .no words to describe a grandfnther. the Skinner Co., nt Dunedin nnd pur- Rive, c. ............... i 4 0 0 8 4 1 Miss Margaret Ericson was a visi- of Rollins College, Rev. J. N. Thomp­ picnic dinner prepared by the house­ Bryant spun the story of his. early 4’ 0 (1 2 0 0 1or nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Colchnsed the roller chains nnd rollers Chapmnn, if....... son and Rev. L. E. Wright. The pro­ wives of Oviedo or the good times life in detail, of his shiftless, hobo 4 0 1 1 0 0 ler in Sanford on the 22ml, going with nnd made the rest of the mnchiqe and Pope, ss. gram wns opened by a prayer by Rev. enjoyed on this annual occasion, hut existence during his father's wander-' 3 0 l 0 5 0 them for an auto ride to St. Cloud and has installed it at Ilenrdnll Siding in Ammon, p. ings. Sometimes he rebelled and Thompson. Those who took part in those who .have ever attended need no 3 0 0 0 1 0 hack. •his packing house. The peppers nre Betts, 3b. sought to breuk nway from the iron the musical program were Mrs. C. S. description. ♦ j turned into the hopper out of the Chittenden, lb ...... 3 0 0 14 0 0 Clarence Bergquist attended the Lee, two vocal solos; Rcvcrdy Wright, discipline with which his father ruled Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hawkins nnd m ti field boxes just like oranges nnd the Diggers, c f........... 3 0 0 2 0 0 graduation nt the High School nt Ti­ hint; and how finally at the age of 12 carrier takes them along, passing Martin, rf............ vocal solo; Mrs. T. W. Lawton and little daughter, Helen, and Mrs. R. L .’ 2 0 0 0 *0 0 ger Bay of his brother, Theodore, tho ho began to “ paddle his own canoc.” Mrs. Lingo, accompanists; Mrs. T. L. | Fox of Leesburg visited Miss and Mrs— — --through many hands that assort them latter returning to Upsnla with him Love was something he never knew. 80f 0 3 27 13 2 Tuesdny for n visit nt the home o f Lingo and Miss Ruth Young, piano Mitchell Sunday. \out into first and seconds and the A mother's love he never dreamed ex­ |red .ones nnd nt the end of the carrier solos. • Mrs. T. L. Mead spent Tuesday in Fort MjrrVi their sister, Mrs. E. W. Lundqumt. isted somewhere for him. Orlando. . ‘ > Dean Sprague, of Robins College, |the men are ready to turn them into AB R II PO A E Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Krill am ^lttlo gave a splendid address on “ Man's Re­ f‘ I only went to school about two W. M. Wright, of Jacksonville, i* crates nnd the firsts take the Blue I.ightfoot, 2h. 5 0 1 1 2 0 daughter, Dorothy, and their isistcA lation to God," after which Supt. S. spending this week In Oviedo. months in my life," he snid in speukGoose brand, the seconds nnd the red Wynn, c.................. 4 1 1 8 3 1) Miss Eunice Tyner spent a few days W. Lawton presented the diplomns to \ Misses Virginia Wright, Elizabeth ing of his education, which consists of peppers nre marked accordingly nnd Criger, lb. 4 1 I 14 0 0 with relatives and friends near Ar­ the graduates, a prayer by Rev. L. E. I Y’oung, Mablc Swope and Mrs. L. Rthe rudimentary knowledge of how to when packed into the car the Blue Rogers, cf. . 2 0 0 1 0 0 cadia, returning home Tuesday. write his own name. Wright closed the program for the Mitchcll visited in Sanford Monday [1 Goose lnbels make up a wonderful Usher, ss. ......... 4 0 1 0 1 0 Geo. Ballinger lost a light summer evening. The graduates were beauti­ morning. When Bryant was first lodged in good appcnrancc to the buyers. Mr. Moger, If......... .... 3 0 0 0 0 0 coat near the old duiry Wednesday, fully dressed in white organdie and jail here he stated thnt he could only Duiton believes in having a brand linrroeks, 3b........ C. M. Farnell, of Sanford, spent a 4 1 1 3 4 1 the 25th. Please return to owner and carried shower bouquets of ferns, few days this week with her mother, read "a little.” Yesterday he revealed nnd sticking to it nnd nothing but Monk, p . ________ 4 1 1 0 3 0 receive reward. There wns a grocery daisies and pink carnations, their class and sister.. the fact that He is unable to read at , 4 0 1 0 0 I good stuff is shipped under the Blue Sturkc, rf. .....!.... bill with his name on it o f Dan nnd flower. The bouquets wyre a . gift • all. — — — Goose. • Mrs. Ralph Baasford, of JacksonTaylor and a bit of candy in one pock- from the Sunday school class of Mrs. Bryant speaks of t.is father as be­ 34 4 7 27 13 2 villo spent last week with her parents, 100 .cars of peppers went out of the ct. , ing "well educated,” but no doubt he T. W. Lawton o f which all three of the Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Lexette. Score by innings: Snnford section last week nnd there Mr. nnd Mrs. Vernon Coller nnd young ladies were members. saw his father through the eyes of his o will be about 80 this week nnd the Fort Myers 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 - 4 7 a* their sister, Mrs. Gleason und son, own ignorance. Miss Nell King and Mrs. M. M. NOTICE or APPLICATION FOX TAX DEM ’ same number the week after. They Sanford .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 3 2 Evidently the father wns not con­ Clyde, were Among tho many visitors King Itft Wednesday for Jackson­ - UNDEX SECTION m. OENZXAL STAT­ Summary: Left on bofe*. Sanford have been bringing $4 per crato but UTES, laws or rxoxiDA cerned much over his son’s education nt -Crystal Lake Thursday afternoon, ville. the price has fallen on account of the 0, Fort Myers 9.‘ Efm ed runs, Fort Notice li k frrlii rlir a tb it J. T. U I « I . • and the wandering life that they lived having’ a picnic supper there nnd oh large amount being shipped and tho Myers 1. Bases on balls o ff Ammons Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Thompson and rhiawr o f T i* O M f lc it * No. STS. Site™ did not tend to give the lad a chance the way home, Mrs. Jennie Gleason 2nd Hay o f Jane. A. II. I0IS, hi* Med MM price is now $1.50 f. o. b. Sanford 4, o ff Monk 1. Struck out by Am­ young son, Alan, left Wednesday for t lfln t e In mr ofHce. ind b n nude i i >j>II« u m • to attend any public school for long for t i l deed «o Im m In ireunliner i l l* which ought to net tho growers 75c mons 7 by Monk 8. Sacrifice hits: nnd son stopped o ff for n few days at Island Grove where they were sum­ Raid e e rtlfld te embnreo Ibe fbllowli* deerri even had his father saw fit to send a crate or $300 per acre. As this Ammons, Mogcr. Stolen base Am­ the home of her old friend, Mrs. Min­ moned by the illneqs of Mrs. Thomp­ ed properly >1101110 In Hemlmde CV>'i»'Phim.— Orlando Sentinel. nie Wcstcrdick, calling also on the ill. to-w lt:* tut 21 menltr<*d'i Add. " ‘ "'"T*: Is the second or third crop on the mons, Harrocks. Wild pitch, Ammons son's sister. TU« u ld Und twin* n a m e d i t Ibe d ll* •'* writer. y laeoiiH# o f wieii e e rtlfld te In the n i w Borne land the pepper crop can bo 2. Time 2:45. H. D. McCall and sons, Edward and Wlleon. I'n W i u ld d t t l f l d l # ib lll be 1*'**"l Rev. Albertson writes us hwoxpects classed as one of the big money crops ed iceonllnc to Uw I n deed will l* « * , “rl'' Warren, returned Wednesday from on the 11 lb dip o f July, A. I*. 1931-4m to be with us for preaching again next of this section. • Wit nett my n fflrlil ilfn ito r e ind Lakeland. Mr. and Mrs. McCall went Sunday at 3:30. Ibe 2nd d iy of June. A. P. 1*31.. ...... 4 to Lakeland Sunday to attend tho (HEAD . K. A. IHin -A**, Miss Fern Singlotary is tho guest We hope that the Sunday school can (Terk Circuit CTttt. FLAGS AT HALF MAST AND HEAD he better attended now that school is graduation exercises of the High o f her grandmother, Mrs. Geo. Lewis. Seminole (Nionly. • WHEN FUNERAL SERVICE n y: A. M. WEEKS. I • » closed. Supposing it is n little wurm, school, Edward McCall being one of 43-flie Friends of Mrs. Stiles will bo glad OF SERVICE MEN HELD Bari Cream Applied In Nostril* the graduates this year. NOTICE or APPLICATION W* TAX DEI come out and fo rg e t it. to hear that she is Very much im­ Relieves Head-Colds at Once. UNDEX SECTION ITS. OEJfXXAL STAT Mrs. J. E. Partin, Mrs. J.' J. Jack­ Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tyner had as proved and came homo from tho Or­ trrrs, laws or floxida 1*7 Tba AincliUA fnu) son, Miss Ste\Ja Farncll, Miss Ludle their house guests over Sunday his ange General Hospital Wednesday S o lid la hereby f i r m tb it JACKSONVILLE, June 2.— Accord­ If your nostrils are clogged 'nnd brothers, Charles and wife and two Partin and Mrs. E. A. Farncll visited E llii llirtley in d O ttrfti “ ‘ I ^ v J m i r i t * Miss Ellen Fuller spent tho week ing to a general order received here your, head is stuffed and you can't Cunrurd cemetery, pnrcbiaera o f T*‘ 1 ,, ipor. Orlando Tuesday. No. I « l. tilled Ibe 3rd dip o f ‘ id uai end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. from Washington, today the 'flags on breathe freely because o f a cold or children; Clarence and Reuben and the l i filed u ld d r t l f l d l l In mp office. •»“ mother, M r'. Charlotte Tyner, all of Misses Mary and Alice Brannon bmule Y. Fuller. aii>Urat loo for U l deed to “ •’" m aeM all federal buildings Will be placed at catarrh, just get a small bottle of Tampa who motored up. left Monday for Jacksonville where cord anee with Uw. S lid d C l '^ * 1* . i' Mr. and Mrs. G. Roebuck and half mast whenever the funeral ser­ Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store. Ibe following described pfojwrtp 1*,,J“ ” i,p | n a r * they will enter the Massey Business Inote a m ity, rtorldn. to-w ll: l "J , 3* Mias Georgia Hall left Thursday for vices of service men who -died in Apply a little of this fragrant, anti­ !• *W . coc nf 1*1 3. See. S. TVP‘ ,, College. E. 'I l t d . Tbo M id Und ' their home in New York City. France are being held, if the proper septic cream into your nostrils and Ibe d ll* , o f lb* lammwe Of • ech d rilfW * uAlton Farnell, of Jacksonville, is tbe name o f W. X. Meore. t n ld * « ™ Mrs. Goo. Stuart, Misers Eva and authorities are notified. let it penetrate through every air spending a few days in Oviedo this f l d l e at.ill be redeemed ‘ "W d ta * '° Margaret and Master George, left on passage of your head, soothing and deed will tttae thereon on Ibe m b d»P week. ' (Too late for last week! Tuesday for their old home in Verona, How a Noted Vet- Gets Rid of Rats— healing the Inflamed, swollen mucous Dr. and Mrs. Simmons returned Fri­ 1 wliJIEf’mr Ofnelil lbl* Mr^ O. P. Swope and children left Pa. 1 . mcbranc and you get Instant relief. day from Indiana and Alabama where f t 1,? * ' V A* £• Farmers Heed. Ah! How good it feels. Your nos­ Saturaay mofning for Daytona Beach they visited relatives.. Lester, and Harry Beemnn, of Or■ . Dr. H. IL. Butler says: “ I qsc RAT- trils are open, your head is clear, no where they have taken a cottage‘ for ando spent the week at Palm Springs. The annual May picnic was given — Tho Messrs. Deeman have done much SNAP around my hospitals every more hawking, snuffling, blowing; no the summer. The graduating exercises o f the three months, whether I see rats or more headache, dryness or struggling to add to tho public’s good time, and T *« will make . ' Oviedo High -school were held on Fri­ n ot 'It does tho work— R^.T-SNAP fqr breath. Ely's Cream^Balm Is just we all appreciate i t v 0p ‘ J. E. Phipps returned Satu/day from gets them every time. I recommend what suffererea from head colds and day evening, May 26th, at the school u i u i i i i i / u u i i v i i i m ft to everybody haviflg rati. Don't catarrh need. It’> a delight.— Adv. building. IDe stage was beautifully llssr without getting our NBW PRICB LI8T8 JUST I86UHD. PLENTY Ocala. decorated in pink and green, the class MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now., Fertilisers, Insecuc--^ ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCracken, of wait until there Is a brood o f rats, *1' *:* *!* " *?T , , Orlando, were the guest of Mr. and act Immediately you sea the first one. _ Many, of the groat artist* of the colors. Seated on the stage were the Bprayers, Poultry Supplies, Thrao siren 3tc, C5c, $1.25. Bold and' old days sought homely- objects and three graduates from the high school, Mrs. T. J. Williamson Thursday. ' E . O . P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZE R C O / ^ chickens. Times haven't Misses liable Swope, Elisabeth Law­ U A. E. Boardman, of Maitland, is guaranteeJ. by \Iall Hardware Co.— painted JACKSONVILLE W IL L S a *1 * ton and Olive Lexette, Mr*. A. K. changed much, aftkr all. . . : putting a fence around hit' property Adv. $20.00 wl HUNDRED CARS PEPPERS GOING OUT EACH WEEK UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. LONGWOOD NOTES STOP CATARRH! OPEN NOSTRILS OVIEDO NOTES f, ' , ' • , �THE SANFORD, WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 10; 1021 .................................................................. ... | | u ;; ■> The Florida Scout :i <>• “ For Wide-A w*ke Boys’* I) * 35c Year 11 ;; WILLARD LUMLEY, PnblUher o 902 French *■♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦»+♦»♦♦ t i n GRATEFUL SON SAYS HIS FATH ER LOOKS LIKE A DIFFERENT MAN SINCE TAKING TANLAC Judge Andrews W ill Sentence Him Today J[ » An act to define and punish the o f­ FIVE HUNDRED CARS LAST YEAR fense of passing worthless checks in AND 600 THIS. HARDLY "My father has suffered from chron­ the state of Florida, and providing AN EXPERIMENT ic stomach trouble for over twenty certain rule! o f evidence and certain years and has paid out thousands of A queer piece of news drifts into forms of accusations which may be dollars for medicines and doctors,” the New York Packer office with a used in prosecution under this act. said G. W. Slayton, a well-known Be it enacted by the legislature of Sanford date line as follows: Cobb County farmer, living a short the state o f Florida: ‘ •Rains last week did consider­ distance out o f Atlanta, Ga. Section 1.—That it shall be unlaw* able damage to the pepper crop “ We tried nearly everything trying ful for any person to draw or utter in the vicinity of Sanford, the to cure him and he went o ff to the to another any checks without there damage being variously estimated Springs, thinking maybe the water being at the time thereof sufficient at between lb and 30 per cent. might help him but it just looked like funds on deposit or to his credit with Apparently the extent o f the nothing would reach his trouble. Then the drawee named therein to insure damage has been very largely de­ he tried dieting and lived on liquid LANDIS, FISH ft I1ULL the payment of same upon presenta­ pendent upon the nature of the food until be almost starved, but even tion within a reasonable time after Attorneys and Coanaellors-at-Lav land and while damage has been .that failed to do him any good and he negotiations; provided, that this lec­ DeLAND, FLORIDA severe on low spots, there has just kept going from bad to worse. tion shall not apply to any check Will practice in the State and Feder been no apparent effect upon “ I don’t guess there ever was a al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ where the payee or holder has been plants upon high ground. case as stubborn as his and if there amining and Perfecting Land Title*. expressly notified prior to the draw­ ’T he Sanford pepper deal is ever was a confirmed dyspeptic, he ing or uttering of same that the draw­ more, or less o f an .experiment was one o f them and I guess he would er did not have on deposit or to his hut growers do not feel disheart­ have been one yet if it hadn’ t been credit with the drawee sufficient funds ened by the storm.” SC H E LLE M A IN E S for this Tanlac. Since Sanford has been raising pep­ to insure payment as aforesaid. LAWYER Sec. 2.—That it shall be unlawful pers for many years and last season o m c i IN TUX COL'KT Hot sr shipped five hundred cars and will for any person to knowingly utter to another-!* good any check with know­ ship six 'hundred this year, it is hard­ SANFORD FLORU: ly an experiment and the man who ledge at the time thereof that the wrote the news article for the Facker drawer of said check is without suffi­ evidently was a greenhorn or else cient funds on deposit with the drawee knew better and wanted to start some­ to insure the payment of same upon GEO. G. HERRING thing. Peppers for the spring crop in presentation within a reasonable time AUorney-at-Law Sanford have been one of the largest after negotiation. No. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildin crops of this section for many years 1 Sec. 3.—That it shall be unlawful and the number o f cars shipped from for any person, the drawer of any SANFORD. FLA. here make it one of the largest ship-j check, to withdraw from- deposit ping points for peppers in the state.) This applies only to the spring crop as the Fort Myrts section has that j honor for the winter drop when San-! JE W ELER ford is raising celery and lettuce. MY SPECIALTIES: It makes but little difference to Pickard’s Hand-Painted China Sanford or to the gTowers when these Gorham’s Sterling Silver “ funny articles" appear in the trade Rogers’ Plated Ware papers. Everyone knows the Sanford Elgin and Waltham Watches section everywhere and there is no ’ Sec. 1-—That the term check need to write either real articles or wherever used in this act shall be tak­ unreal articles about Sanford. Parcel Post Your Cleaning and Four hundred cars of peppers have er. and held to mean any bank check, . Dyeing to already gone forward bringing fair) bank draft or other negotiable bill of prices and there are two hundred cars) exchange for the payment of money MACK CATHCART IS GRATEFUI. left of the finest kind of peppers an 4 payable at sight or bn demand. Sec. 5.— That it shall be the duty those who are packing the right kind ! Mr. R. J. Holly, of stuff and labelling them with the of the drawee of any and all chefks Sanford, Florida. proper brands are petting good prices as hereinbefore defined, before re­ Dear .Mr. Holly: nght on/ Experiment, h—II. If pep­ fusing to pay same to holder upon I would not be doing justice to you pers are an experiment in Sanford prese ntattyp-^ts cause to be written or to myself if I did not voice to you then Standard Oil is an experiment of or stamped in plain language there­ my appreciation of the personal co­ 611 Main St. Jacksonville, Fla. on the reason for drawee’s dishonor John Rockefeller1 or refusal to pay same, and in all pros­ operation you have given me individu­ We prepay parcel postage on returns ecutions under this act, the introduc­ ally arid through your newspaper be­ tion in evidence of any unpaid and dis­ fore retiring from the office o f Col­ ESTATE TAX NOT honored check, having the drawee’s lector o f Internal Revenue for the Dis­ CHARGED FOR trict of Florida. ( refusal to pay stamped or written INCOME MONEY You have In-en a great help to the a thereon with the reason therefor ns aforesaid, shall be prima facie evi- government, to this office and to me, Ujr T&* A ii « c lk t i 4 F t* t il i sincerely thank you, and with best t S OLD I A- dene* of the making or uttering of wishes and kindest regards, I am, j WASHINGTON June 6.—The es)I SAGE I «r*ti check and the due presentations Cordially and sincerely, ! tale tax is an allowable reduction P i!UR I to the drawee for payment and the i JAMES M. CATHCART, i from the income of an estate ic comdishonor thereof and thnt the same | Collector, j puting the net lncpme, the supreme >ws thnt Sage w a s-properly dishonored for the rea-1 -------- -------------------court ruled today. The supreme ropcrly com- sons written or stamped by thu! The reason the wnr department did court affirmed the decision of the c ’natural c o l-1drawee on such dishonored check, r when faded. Sec. C.—That any person, firm ot not dispose of the surplus meat was court of claims in a ense brought by ■ars ago, the ( corporation found guilty of the viota- thnt they had a hard and fast a g ree- the executors of the Alan H- Woodixtur.- was to tion of this act shall lie deemed guil — ntent with the people of whom they ard estate in Alabama, which held is mus.y and ty of the offense of "passing worth- had purchased, Shat they would not that the government erred in refusing >, by asking at Jess checks," and shall be punished by to approve su ch reduction from thnt :th’s Sage and a fine not exceeding five hundred dolestate’s income fo r 1918, u will get a lars or imprisonment ■not exceeding Head-IT-OFF” — ENERGIZE—NOW. du» otyl recipe, six months, or both such fine and imion of other prisonment in the discretion of the court; provided that wherever it shall >■ R- No one be made to appear to the court that you darkened defendant hnd before trinl made comnaturally arid plcte restitution to the party or par- lizer without getting our NEW PRICK LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF Fertilizers, In s e cticid e s , sponge or soft ties injured by the commission of the MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. this through defense, such defendant shall he fined Sprayers, Poultry Supplies. Rheumatism. Ask Yonr Druggist CASE WENT TO JURY SATURDAY a n b T v e r i n c t RETURNED AFTER TWO HOURS MRS. BRYANTS CASE WILL OVER TO NEXT TERM OF COURT. SAYS JONES ORLANDO, June 7.—John R. Rryant was sentenced yesterday by Judge C. O. Andrews to.serve sixty years in the penitentiary for the killing of his father of which he was convicted Sat­ urday by a jury o f 12. Prosecuting Attorney Jones yester­ day morning said he would let the in­ dictment against Mrs. Bryant stand until next term of cotirt. ft is thought however, that no further prosecution wilt be made against her in connec­ tion with the death of George Bry- HENRY M c U U L IN French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers J BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES AS THF. EDITORS SAW I S ONCE YOU ADVERTISE, nail strand at . YOU SHOULD NEVER STOP gray hair disf rom Morgan SAYS WILLIAM YVRIGLEY' ler application Messenger, Berkley Springs, Wes* es beautifully Virginia, is interesting: Hv*-— Adv. “ The drive to Sanford in Seminole —— county, was n long, hot one, the dis­ HE tance being about 25 miles. Here PARTMENTS another wondir was unfolded before us—miles and miles of celery —yen eould smell It before coming to the take over the fields. SanforJ is one of Florida's s and expects thiriving cities and has a population commencing ■of 10,000, near which is I^ike Monroe month. Mrs. Our driver, Mr. L. T Bryan, who charge of the Uvea In Sanford, drove u* iltout the is made them ■city and over sever..I miles of sur­ the nevj home rounding countiy, giving us a goed >eing built for view of the several hundreds of acres will have her of celery, beans, rorumhent, squa-h, kihols, and her tomatoes, etc. There arc five tho is and acres in celery. It ,has to be sprayed every ten day*. Two years ago one acre of celery sold in the field for |3,000. It costs to plant and rare for it $500 nn acre. This is a ■crop that must be heavily fertilised, It requiring three tons to the acre, Y qiup new n om c w m r n n i c y e x p e c t uj duiju Instant relief—no . and irrigated. Here the underground 1eloggui nostrils open right up; the air on *treet Is completed, after Irrigation system ia used. Their corn ‘ passages of your head clear and you time they will also movg into yields &0 to 75 bushels to the acre and jean breathe freely. No more hawking, new pl*ce. ^ la planted after-the .celery has been snuffling, blowing, headache, dryness. removed. Here they have flowing |No struggling for. breath at night; " ow ■ Noted Vet. Geta Rid of Rats— wells as they do in the Hastings po­ your cold or catarrh disappears. Farmer* Heed. ^ tato section. Get a small Imttle of Ely's Crcnm Dr. H. II. Butler says: “ I use RATWe saw quite a large quantity of it„| m from your druggist now. Apply SNAP around my hospitals every cabbage rationing in the fields and a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, three months, whether I see rats or ere told {hat there was no market healing cream in your nostrils. It pen- not. It does the work—RAT-SNAP for it. Sometimes the growers lose etrates through every air passage of gets them evo^y time. I recommend on the various crops, depending on the head, soothes the inflamed or it to everybody having rata. Don't the northern markets, and then again swollen meiqbrane and relief comes wait until there Is a bro>d of rats, they may get rich or at least make instantly. ! net immediately you*»ec tho first one. big money in a singlo.season. ' It’s just fine. Don’t stay stuffed- Three sires .Me, Wcj $1.25 Sold ai:d Aa the party passed along the cel­ up with a cold or nasty catarrh.-^- guarantee’ by. Unit Hardware C o — ery farms, the cars not having Time not exceeding one hundred dollars or E. O. P A IN T E R FE R TILIZER CO. imprisonment not exceeding? thirty JACKSONVILLE -:FLORIDA days, or sentence suspended in the, de­ cision of the court upon payment by the defendant of the nccrued cost of prosecution. Sec. 7.—That the prosecution had under this act, the affidavit, informa­ tion or indictment charging the offensc rpay be in the following form: t i "That the said defenfant, A. B., in the county and state aforesaid, unlawfully did pass a certain worthless check of tenor and affect following, that is to say (here set forth the I HAVE THEM check verbatim, with all endorsements appearing thereon)” and no other or further particularization shall .be necessary, provided, that for good cause being made to appear, the court m4y require the furnishing of a bill of particulars to the defendant where he would be embarrassed or prejudiced in the preparation o f his tion— lota are being sold right along and building in this defense by the generality o f the form section Is such as to gladden the heart of those who have aforesaid. the good of Sanford at hear,L Sec. 8.—That nothing fh this act shall be taken or held to repeal or disparage any existing laws relative This is no Idle talk— I have weighed the statement and to obtaining.money under false pre­ to pay just what is ray candid convictions would put it tenses, nor the terms nor effect of most too strong for the careful, conservative person— that the negotiable instruments law of the person whose eyes are turned backward— The fellow who slate of Florida. Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURUNG’S SUBDIVISION” has VISION will agree with me now— the other later. 1.889 CARS VEGETABLES SHIPPED FROM FLORIDA SINCE LAST SEPTEMBER (Bj Tha iuKUltl rr*M) TAMPA, June 6.— Fruit and vege­ tables shipped from, Florida since last September 15, totaled 54,889 cars ac­ cording to statistics published here. Oranges led with 20,600 cars. 666 cures Biliousness. J. E. SPURLING Watch the South E a st Corner o f Page �i :-7* THE SANFORD, WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 10,1921 HOME FOR GIRLS HERE MADE POSSIBLE BY THE PURCHASE STEPHENS HOME Temple Institutions W ill Remodel Two Houses WILL ASSIST GIRLS WHO ARE MAKING THEIR OWN LIVING AND NEED COM­ FORTS OF HOME (T r « a S*tur4iy'« S tlly ) The Temple Institutions, Inc., is the name of the very latest Sanford pro­ position that probably means more to the young ladies of the city than any proposition that has been formed here in many years. The purpose of the Temple Institution is to establish a home for the young ladies who are here in many Instances alone and with­ out any relatives and are working for their living. The new company will build a horde and kindred institutions helpful to the community in general and their first step was the purchase of the Stephens property at the corner of Park avenue and Third street con­ sisting o f two houses. Eight rooms will be added at once between the two "houses, making them into one and the property will be made into an up-todate home similar to the Y. W. C. A. homes and the hostess houses at the camps in the different parts of the country during the war. The young ladies can secure board and room and there will also bo a cafeteria and din­ ing room where the public can be served good meals at very reasonable rates. The girls who room at the house will have a smaller dining room of their own and an expert cook will he in charge of the kitchen while an experienced housekeeper will be in charge of the home at nil times. The home will be made specially comfortable for the woman workers, such as teachers, stenographers, book-keep-' ers, etc. Work on the houses will begin in August and will be finished one week prior to the opening of the schools. The Temple Institutions, Inc., is composed of Sanford men who will take stock in the compnny with the sole view of giving the young women the right kind of home ami home cook­ ing nt reasonable rates and to throw the right influence around them at nil tiim-s. uie First Baptist church has auth­ orized Dr. George Ilymnn, Jno, D. .Jinkins iind Schelle Maine* to take charge of the institution •but it will not be denominational in any pnrt of it and the girls from nny church can U- patrons of the home. I his home has long been needed here in Sanford and the gentlemen who have made it possible and Mrs. Stephens, who nlso made the terms to suit the case with the Idea of helping the homeless ones arc to be congratu­ lated upon seeing the realization of their dreams and it will be good news to the families of the young ladies to know that they are. in such good hands and living in such good surroundings and in a Christian atmosphere where they will receive all the comforts of home and the same kind of influence as mother would give them. Rep. F. P. Forster Gives A n Account o f H is Stewardship (rum ToMiar'i Dally) At the meeting of the Board of County Commissioners this morning Hon. F. P. Forster addressed the Iward nnd citizens present and gave the ma brief account of his steward­ ship as representative of Seminole county in the Florida legislature. Mr. Forster particularly stressed the bridge question and told just how he nnd Senator Overstreet and Orange county and Volusia county represen­ tatives had gone about trying to get the bridge over Osteen ferry. He also told in plain language how Senator Hulley had filibustered on the bill and finally killed it on account of the time of the legislature being up at the last minute. He told of his ac­ tion on local and state bills and came out fairly and squarely before his people by saying that he waa in his place and serving his people at all times and he had. nothing for which to be sorry for any of his actions. Mr. Forster stood by his people on all questions and he stood by the people of the state o f Florida on <dl ques­ tions and he has a record or which nny man can well be proud. A a he stated thefe are limitations to the work of a member and especially a new member and his people who know him so well are prepared to aay even without hearing an account of hla stewardship that Frank P. Forster stood by the people and did his work honestly and well. Drinking a Glass of Hot Water is a Splendid Habit Ctaaasa and awastsn the system sash morning and wash away poisonous, stagnant mattar, CIIAS. BRITT BUYS LOTS (From TtI4»7'i DtUy) Chas. L. Britt, the live wire junior member of the firm of Perkins & Britt, has just purchased the two lots at the comer of Palmetto avenue and Tenth street known as the Fleischer lots and will build a nice home on them as soon as possible. NEW SCHOOL FOR OVIEDO IS ASSURED PETITION PRESENTED TO THE SCHOOL BOAD FOR BOND ELECTION. (From Tuud.y'i D»lly) Oviedo will have a fine new school house. This is good news to every part,of our grand county o f Seminole. We arc all for better schools and Oviedo needs a better school house and will get It. A petition was presented to the county school board at their meeting this morning asking, for a bond issue of $20,000 for n brick school house consisting of four rooms and a Ape auditorium that will have a seating capacity of BOO. The petition will re­ main for thirty days before being act­ ed upon and then the election will be called and the good people o f Oviedo can be-depended upon to vote the' bonds on election day, for they be­ lieve in better schools and better buildings and the best of teachers, and the Oviedo school Is now classed among the finest schools of the coun­ ty. This is n step forward in our coun­ ty toward better things and with our good roads and our'good schools In every part of the county Seminole Is forging to the front as one :of the best counties and the moat progress­ ive counties in the state of Florida. B B S M a g ifM F F B tf American •hipt, flying the Stan ana Stripes w ilt carry you and your goods anywhers Two and three gcsscdatkms ago, the Scaae Mad Stripes were all over the world. Then they alavoat vanished from the seven n m . Bat today they are back again Bfc ^dearfld *•■■■», Asocti- an owned and operated,eawyteg Ptesaagssa and good*, air* crowd' Mg m k wa* Im s ail faesipi b a rters with Hm S u n sad their travelers—a ll______ r Sing and sailing under the. and Snipes. Operators of n<rv ice ■ A S rtw l U 17 Su m S tm t, N n h “ •■srISrar1*5 Su m * , l Nm TM( i II Hiirart..T, t S d S c M M l l C k , 411 Nm York, N. Y. a a. mmi a. a. c*.. «t hw**r. York. N yT Those of us who are nccustomed l o feel dull and heavy when we arise; splitting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul tongue, nasty brenth, acid stom­ ach, lame - back, can, instead, both look and feel as fresh as a daisy al­ ways by washing the poisons and tox­ ins from, the body with phosphated hot water each morning. We should drink, before breakfast, a glass of hot water with a tea­ spoonful of limestone phosphate in It to flush from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the previous dny'a indigestible waste, sour bile and pois­ onous toxins; thus cleansing, sweet­ ening and purifying the entire ali­ mentary tract before eating more food. The action of limestone phosphate and hot water bn an empty stomach is wonderfully invigorating. It cleans out all the sour fermentations, gases, waste and acidity and gives one a fine appetite for breakfast. A quar­ ter pound of limestone phosphate, costs very little nt the drug store, but is enough to make anyone w^o is bothered with biliousness, constipa­ tion, stomach trouble or rheumatism an enthusiast on internal sanitation. —Adv. Want U m ,( N m Y « t r a d p t e MMi ' Frae um oH Shipping Board Alma Um W S W p*os AomJ M tii. Wy—M I n . law M k k M N N fte Mlmm POSSIBLE TREATY WITH OLD MEXICO I VI 1 e I PRESIDENT OBREGON MAKES REPLY TO UNITED STATES (By Th» Au k UM fn u ) WASHINGTON, June 7.— Presi­ dent Obregon’s reply to the American message setting forth conditions upon which the United States would consid­ er recognition of Mexico was expect­ ed to be discussed 1st today’s meeting of Harding’s cabinet. In the mean­ time official comment on the reply will be withheld by administration o f­ ficers. Formal announcement of the Mexi­ can policy is expected late today after cabinet meeting. Ilorah Disarmament Bill. WASHINGTON, June 7—The house sent the nnval appropriation bill to conference‘ today without instructing its confereca ho'w they should vote’ on the Borah disarmament. Camp Johnston Sold at Auction (By T U A u w l i M T n tt) WASHINGTON, June 6.— Director of sales of the war department an­ nounced today the government owned buildings and improvements at Camp Johnston, at Jacksonville, Fla., will be sold at public auction June 27. A new size package t Ten for 10c. Very convenient. Dealers carry both; lOforlOc; 20for20c. It's toasted. Colonel Bob D avis Resumes Law Practice A t Gainesville, F la. (By Tha Aintlittl Praia) GAINESVILLE, June 7.—Colonel Robert W. Davis, attorney, former member of congress and for several years until recently one of the editor* of the Gainesville Sun has announced the resumption of his practice o f law and opened offices here. Colonel Davta retired from newspaper work several months ago. A dentist informs us that defec­ The chief objection to civil service tive teeth cause crime. Defective teeth in the laws have the same ef­ is that it requires rather uncivil treat­ Conversation that la carefully trim­ fect.— Rochester Tlmes-Union. ment of faithful party men. med la aot worth listening to. 666 cures Malarial Fever. “ Head-IT-OFF"— ENERGIZE—NOW. Rub-My-Ttsm cures sores. I N I N POa I A U Pays fo r Fertilizer m i fn it k t tii+ t Is mU pmrU •ftk * •tk*rinf*rm aiim , writ* ' any • / /As ak%x* tout sr Summer fertilizer on citruB trees pays for itself in two ways— gives larger fruit, therefore more boxes, and a greater bearing surface for next year's crop. We recommend U S'SHIPPING BOARD SEMINOLE TREE GROWER IDEAL HIGH GRADE FRUITER 4 7c Amm., 6% A. P. A., 8% Pot. 4% A mm., 8% A. P. A., 4% Pot. IDEAL FRUIT and VINE MANURE W. & T.'s Seminole Fruit Manure 3% Amm., 6% A. P. A., 10% Pot. 8% Amm., 8% A. P. A., 6% P ot ,BwC ORDER EARLY APPLY EARLY MARKET EARLY ■ Write for new price list showing further reductions in prices. R. C. MAXWELL, Manager Sanford Branch BANANAS WILL BE PRINCIPAL PRODUCTION OF THE EAST BEACH GROWERS— MORRIS W ILSON & TOOMER FE R T ILIZ E R COM PANY 1 MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS WEST PALM BEACH, June 7.— Bannnas will bo the principal produc­ tion of the East Beach growers, ac­ cording to C. C. Morris of Pahokce, well known growers of this section. Mr. Morris nnd J. L. Ingram ‘form n partnership in the citrus field. Banana plants were laid in muck soil in April of last year, Mr. Morris said. The suckers from the original plants nre to bear mturn na the orig­ inal ceases to be productive, nnd these suckers promise to yield four or five punches of the fruit each in the next few months. The plants should be set out eight feet apart, according to Mr. Morris, or COO to 700 pinnts to an acre. . Holdover Senators Will Have Patronage At Next Session TALLAHASSEE, June 7.— Patronage incident to the next, biennial ses­ sion of the legislature hns been allot­ ted to the 16 hold over yimtors. It has been the custom several years to pnrccl out nt the end of each session to' the senators who will return for the next assembly, the privilege of se­ lecting various minor nttnehes of the senile. This Is done in order to pre­ vent confusion of a disorganized force at the beginning of the following ses­ sion. The hold-over senntors draw They arc now discussing in N&w for the vnriuos privileges. York the question, "Is divorce a futlThe following senntors will make uro?”—Savannah News. the respective appointments for the 1923 session: * "Head-IT-OFF"— ENERGIZE—NOW. First district— Senator Mapolos, page. Third dlatritf*—Senator Lindsey, stenographer. Fifth district—Senator Shelley, en­ grossing secretary. Seventh district— Senator . Eaton, journal secretary. Ninth district—Senator Wilson, en­ rolling secretary. "I waa weak and run-down," Eleventh district— Senator Taylor, relates Mrs. Eula Burnett, of Dalton, da. "I waa thin and K doorkeeper. Thirteenth district—Senator Camp­ Juat fait tired, all the time. bell, messenger, 1 didn't rest well. I wasn't Fifteenth district— Senator Knight, eTer hungryI knew, by assistant secretary. this, Z needed a tonic, and as there la none belter than— Seventeenth district—Senator John­ son, sergcant-at-arm*. Nineteenth district—Senator Overstreet, janitor. - Twenty-first district— Senator Ep­ person, page. lwenty-thlrd district— Sen, Igou, page. Twenty-fifth district—Sen. Wells, stenographer. Twenty-seventh district—Senator Cooper, atcuographer. . . .* t began using Cprdul," Twenty-ninth district — Senator continue* Mrs. . Burnett Xnabb, chaplain. •After my first bottle, I slept Thirty-first district— Senator Macbetter and ata better. I took Williams, stenographer. ‘ four bottles. Now I'm welt | (Ml Juat fine, eat and Bleep, Jazz music works up the nervous my ikin la clear and I have system until a hysterical frenzy is gained and aura feel that reached. It will undermine' the Cardul la the beat tonic ever health In no time.— Dr. George C. RuhLand, Milwaukee health commls-. sioner, • Tired "Head-IT-OFF"—ENERGIZE—NOW. Wa are money seven for you when it comes to quality‘and prices, because It's often aa well to know how to bold your pen aa your tongue. AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE, FLA, . & L S —i. $625 f. o. b. Detroit _r The merits of the Fordson Tractor can be best judged through the opinions of its daily users. We have asked a few o f our customers for their frank comments concerning the operation o f their Fordsons. Read what these owners have to say and then judge whether or not they are pleased with their purchases—Or better still, ask them your­ self. X ': — Sanford, Florida, Oct. 6; 1919. Mr. Ed. Higgins, Sales Agent Fordson Tractor, Sanford, Fla. Dear Sir: Referring to your recent inquiry ns to how the Fordson Tractor that we purchased a year ago had performed. I have a letter from our Mr. A. Q. Lancaster, Superintendent of our Isleworth Grove, which reads as follows: "Replying to youra of Sept. 27th. As regards the Fordson Tractor I beg to advise that as a whole the tractor has given very good satisfaction. We had to renew all the bearings in the front wheels after using It about 40 days, which cost around $28. After we put in new bearings we fixed flanges on the wheels to keep the sand from getting into these bearings and have not had any more trouble at that point with it. We have nn order in now for new re­ pair parts which will coat about $60.00. Aa far as we can see these repairs will put it in first class shape to start In for another season." "From the experience we had with the other tractor, and from what I can learn from people who have^ operated other tractors 1 believe the Fordson .Tractor is the beat tractor for sandy land. I think'll would be wise to order another one of these tractors.' aa we can do as much work with one o f them ana one man aa we can do with three teams, and three men-and do better work." — •. The report that Mr. Lancaster sends, in my opin­ ion will be satisfactory, especially so since he thinks enough of the Fordson Tractor to request us to or­ der another one. Repeat orders on tractors are cer­ tainly a good endorsement. ‘ , Yours truly, CHASE A COMPANY. . Sanford, Fla., Sept, lit , 1919. Mr. Ed. Higgins, ' t: Sanford, Fla., Dear Sir; I am very glad to tail you bow Well pleased 1 ana with the Fordson Tractor purchased August, 191jfc.lt have used the machine constantly on our 6<La«* truck farm ’ and have done a great deal o| work, for others. The total cost for repaira. has anfc **> ccedcd $10.00. While not a machinist, 1 do all s jy repaira and adjustments myself, I do t good deal o f my own driving but any good hand 6&h handle i t Yours truly. * RALPH CHAPMAN. Mr. Ed. Higgins, ■ * . IM S Sanford, Fla. . , Dear Sir;. , Replying to your Inquiry in regard to the Ford­ son tractor purchased from you. 1 consider this, machine the beet investment la the way o f farm machinery that I ever made I have a fourteen-year-old boy driving and ha ham m ­ ed 20 acres with U yesterday,'and did a batter job than could be done with teanfs You could not buy this machine back for several times what 1 paid for it if I could not gat another. Youra truly. ROY F . SYMES. . *r AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER t Vr / ■ vQ *■ ... a m t* �PS W mm m m THE SANFORD, W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 10,1921 THESANFORDHERALD HUI.I.BYZING THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY F t ■• : ' ‘ ifv -si AS THE EDITORS SAW US. PERSONAL NOTES home in Tennessee for the summer They will return to Sanford in No-’ vem 'cr and make this place their home, having bought a place on the Orlando road consisting of forty acr.*3, pcit in an orange grove. The many friends, of Mrs. Maggie Criggal will be pleased to learn 0f her recent trip to England, where she went to visit her sister. She has just returned and is now making her home with her neice, Mrs. Craig, now living at Gulfport, Miss, Mr. and Mrs.^Joe Wells motored to Daytona Beach Sunday nfternoon. Emily Woodward, editor o f the Vi­ enna (Georgia) News, who waa one (From Mandar'a Dsdy) o f our visitor* on the trip o f the Nat­ Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Higgins, of Ar­ ional Editorial Association, like all cadia, spent the week end here very true Georgians, saw much in Florida pleasantly. that was good and writes the follow­ W. P. Etheridge, o f Tfcvnres, was ing about .Sanford: legfsterod at the Montezuma yester­ “ The party waa met here by a San­ day. K ford delegation o f boosters who car­ Miss Ruth Cornelius, of Ilomersried us by automobile the rest of ville, Ga., spent Sunday here at the the trip through Orange and Seminole Montezuma. counties and to Stanford. Enroutc wc Mrs. S. C. Sanders, o f Tampa, is saw a variety of crops growing, pea­ visiting here, the guest o f friends. nuts, tobacco, grain, potatoes, sweet Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Daigcr, Sr., and Iris hand o f course limitless acres and son Frank, arrived from Tampa (Fm a ' W td u h lir 'i D»Uj) S. W. Walker, Jr., left yesterday o f citrus and other tropica] fruits. this afternoon and are the guests of for Jacksonville, where he has accept­ But as we approached Sanford, the Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Daigcr, Jr. ed a position. * appetizing aroma o f celery came to DOING GOOO tfORK Miss Katherine Aycock and Miss l l the East Const resorts will rcMrs. B. G. Smith, o f Oviedo, was us from the fields, and in every direc­ Lucile Denton spent the week end in rnember that tho winter season is over tion the earth waa covered with the St. Augustine, Miss Denton going up among the visitors to the city yester­ The Business and Professional Wo­ srnd the people from the Interiors are men’s Club is a live organization. Not curly-heads o f the delectable vege­ to take the State Board examination. day anA her many Sanford friends not tourists and will make reasonable only nre they doing much good work table. Our guide talked interestingly Mrs. E. D. 'Chittenden and Miss were glad to see h e T . prices on accommodations the people for themselves along different lines but Mrs. Mary Vaughn, of West Ge­ of the cultivation o f this crop fo r Laura Chittenden left Saturday night from Interior Florida will flock to the in opening a bureau for the employ­ which Sanford ia famous. He explain­ for Tallahassee, where they go to at­ neva avenue and her neice, Mrs. Mans­ beach this summer as never before. ment of stenographers, bookkeepers, ed to us the wonderful system o f aub- tend the graduation exercisea of F. W. field and family o f Tampa, were in However, the coast resorts should al­ etc., they%are assisting the business irrigation, aub-aeriation and aub- C. from which Miss Edna Chittenden the city today on a shopping expedi­ ways remember that the mountains men of Sanford materially. In other drainage, \vhich has been pronounced will graduate this week. Mr. Chit­ tion. o ffe r just as good and better for the words if you are wanting help of any Mrs. F, F. Dutton was the guest of by experts from the Department of tenden will arrive from Tampa today money and the difference is in the kind just let Miss Agnes Berner, the Agriculture at Washington the bpat and join Mrs. Chittenden at Tallahas­ Mrs. A. B. Commons at Stone sland, Tailroad fare. Knowing this it would secretary, know it and she will got a portion of last week. system known for applying moisture see Tuesday, be the part of wisdom to make the you help at once. Thus, the employer O. C. Bryant, the merchant prince to plant growth. He told us that the Mrs. Ernest Krupp and Mrs. Rob­ Florida people comfortable at a fair and employee are In touch with each preparation o f land for growing vege­ ert'Hines left Saturday night. Mrs. of Wagner, was in the city today on rate of profit and it will redound to other at nil times and the young wo­ tables by installing irrigation sys­ Iilnes goes to Fredericksburg, Va., business and reports the big vegetable SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARDS. their credit in many ways. tem costs approximately $250.00, but where she will spend a month with section of Wagner as being in a most men who arc seeking positions and K i­ ------------ o-----------the business men who are wanting I Being with the Board of Education the productivity of an irrigated acre, her parents. Mrs. Krupp goes to Bal- prosperous condition. ,A “ good angel", name unknown, help can be accommodated. This . is and the Board o f County Commission- when properly farmed, is so much tiporc and Centersvile, Md.t and othDr. and Mrs. Cravens, E. H. Blake­ wishes to donate $ 100,000 toward a the proper spirit and in this work the ers at the meetingc each month im- greater than it would be otherwise, t*r points and expects to be away about ley ^nd Fred Davanport of Clearwa­ free bridge across the Halifax river Hernld will assist by printing nn nd* presses one with the thought that the that the owner is fully justified in go- three months. ter were in the city today enrouto to at Daytona. This party knows what vertisement for the Club the year tcounty of Seminole Is to( be congratu- ing to this expense. As an instance, Miss Louise Thrasher is the guest Titusville frhere they will attend the a wonderful development a free bridge round in order that business generally Inted upon having such a fine body of an acre has produced 70 tons of vege- „ f Miss Carol Stone at their cottage meeting o f the D. O. O. K. of the. would mean in the county where toll can i»e henefitted thereby. The Bus|- men serving on these two boards that tables iq a single growing season o f 0t Coronado Beach. Knights of Pythias, instituting a bridges have been the bane of the peo­ ness and Professional Woman’s Club r.'i p; so i .i el to the taxpayers and nine months which sold for $4,0GL00 Mr. and Mrs. W, F. Blackmon were lodfre in that city. Jacksonville will ple's lives, not only the visitors but should be.commended upon their solv- citizens generally. These men arc cxcluling freight rates of approxi- jn the city Saturday, combining busi- Put on the work. Dr. Cravens ij a the home people ns Well. Now if ing the employment- bureau question, serving without pay and giving utalely 81,000.00, which is admittedly ness and peasure. former resident o f Sanford, where he the Daytona people will follow the ------------ o—— — their ‘.ime at least once eachmonth nn excellent revenue from one acre, In Mrs. J. C. Aycock and little Jack had dental parlors at one time. Fred lead of the good angel and will put andmany othertimes duringthe.**1® history o f this section there have.Aycock, have returned from ,a pleasDavanport is also a. former resident TIME TO ORGANIZE enough money with the $100,000 to. month for the upbuilding of this couninstances of where $32,000.00 ^ant visit with friends and relatives in iand at one time worked for the Her­ , buy. one of the bridges or build anoth­ ald Printing Co., but ia now with the "We have come to the time when ty No hreath of malfeasance in o f - j '" orth of lettuce and cucumbers w ere' sL Augustine. er one Daytona and Daytona Reach we should begin to legislate for the fice has ever been directed against marketed from 22 acres. This partic-. Miss Scrita Lake, who graduated Clearwater Sun. will hold their own for a long time to mmissioners or the ( " lar nstince, of covrsc, is the rx'ep-,1 j from Stuart Hall, Staunton, Va., rej>oople of this country," said Senator the county commissioners Oliver Murrell graduated from come. Otherwise the people will fol­ county school board since this county' tion rather than th* rule, FronA one turned home. Frank B. Willis, of Ohio, in the United Stetson University last night. Mr. low' the free bridge towns. Misses Fannie, and Zoe MunStates Senate. “ When measures are has beert in existence and they have to three thousand dollars is not an[I *-««™» * —**•«» Rcba *»“ u fmc .min- K. B. Murrell, sr., Sam, Utah and --------:— o------------ . proposed for legislative sanction, im­ gone ahead in the face of tremendous unusual revenue for a single acre, son, who spent the week end in Haines Rcrt Murrell and Miss NitaMoore And ngain speaking about summer quantities of unimproved irri- ( city as the guests of their sister, Mrs.1went over to DeLand toattend the mediately the consideration that is difficulties building « bigger and bet- ( resorts it is well to remember that -— suggested is, what will some foreign tor county and at no time have they , K*ble land left in the celery delta sells Howard Tibbels. They were the guests graduating exercises the Sanford people have just as many nation, or some alien think about it? ever spent a penny of the county's ^or ^rom $L'0 to $200 and up, per acre j 0f honor at a dinner party given Sat-J Merle Douglas of San Mateo, it fine resorts in and around the city as it We have organizations of the friends money recklessly or without first sift- while the improved land is valued a t , urelay evening, by Mr. and Mrs. How- spending a few days in Sanford. either the coast or the mountains can of various foreign countries; let us ing each small item to its source en- from one to two thousand dollars per ard Tibbies. Mrs. Charles Polk and children are offer and unless a change of climate have an organization of the friends of deavoring to give the people all that [acre. It is also not unusual for land Mrs. A. Raymond Key and Mrs. E. visiting relative? in Grand Rapids, is needed it is just as' b fneficial' to our o\* n country for a while and see they could for their money spent in that has been In cultivation one sea- . M. Galloway have returned from a Mich. They will also be the guests of stay at home and ‘enjoy the beauties how that w ill work.” |taxes. They hase been progressive, son to spb for these prices. Three pleasant stay at the Chamberlain cot- her* sister, Mrs. Hale at her home at o f your county. There is nothing fin­ Th • 'entiment expressed by Sena-' yet conservative; they have been cauyp»rs cultivation brings it' up to its tage inOrlando. Lakewood Club and Mrs. Pringle at er than the bubbling springs at Palm, tor Willis is praised by F. W. Gal tious, yet they have moved forward at maximum of production and each sue- , G. W. Spencer, who has been at- her home in Hart, Mich. Mrs.. Polk Wekiwn and other places or o f the braiih, jt., National Commander of all times. They have handled the cwding year adds to its values on ac- tending the University o f Florida at will be away until October 1st clear lakes near this city for bathing the American Legion, who wrote to business of .the county as they would fount of its high state of cultivation. Gainesville, has arrived home and will i Mrs. Frank Griggs and little teughor of the riv#r and lakes for the finest handle their own business and thei Senator Willis, as follows: hp,r We were halte<i,at one of the large spend the summer vacation with his | Mary wi„ ,cave tomorrow for a of fishing and camping. Yes, we have “ It seems to me thrtt you have hit own money and while they are only !arm* b> « lM5V>' °* pretty girls and parents. month stay at Coronado Beach, it and our people know it. We go the nail squarely bn the head and 1human and may make trivial mistakes sonu’ young men who served each Mr. and Mrs. Craig Harris have r e -1 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seover of New away for a change but we do not hnve desire to commend you for the from time to time these mistakes have member of the party of 400 a bunch turned from a very pleasant visit with Smyrna, were the guests of th*ir aunt it to do and it is Well for the resort straightforwardstatement. 1 hope been the kind that all men will make crisp, delectable product of the latter's aunt, Mrs. Webb in Tam. Mrs. Griggs yesterday while enroute hotels to remember it. that youmayfollow itup in the sen- when they are compelled to gu ahead *be soil and a tiny package of salt. pa. to Clermont. ate while the American Legion, jo in -, with big propositions and.make a path *'° ’* velery that the “ Lily Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lyles, form­ Mrs. Norma McLaughlin will arrive The New* is under no obligations to ing hnnds with the other loyal Ameri- for civilization instead of . waiting to Substantial ns Sanford is known, is erly of Sanford, but now of Lakeland, Friday to visit her son, George. She defend Senator Hulley; he must de­ cans, may Remonstrate to the w orld' *ee what the other fellow would do in indebted largely for ber substantial- arrived yesterday and are spending a will be the guest o f Mrs. R. A. New­ fend his own acts in the legislature. that we are an "organization of the a like case. Seminole has beeu a pio- npss, but she has a multitude o f other few days here with friends. man and others while here. But at the same time we believe that ncer in good toads and good schools interests <hat have some part in it. Mrs. Walter Smith, o f Mississippi, friends of our own country." Mr. Charles Polk leaves today, for he was right in the matter of the Os­ and pioneers are apt to make mistakes Thrre are packing houses, cigar anil is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. ----------- o------------an extended trip over the state. teen bridge. Volusia county cannot but it is better to make these mistakes *ce factories, lumber mills and the ad- Thomas F. East. . Mrs. Smith was WHAT ABOUT THAT BOY? Lieut. Bivins and Lieut. Duke of afford to build one free bridge to any; for the lumefit of the commonwealth v*ntnge of deep water. Lake Monroe, called here on account of the illness of Arcadia, spent the week end here as ■ part of the county and permit the oth­ bead waiter of the great St. Johns Mrs. Fast's little daughter, Yoanne. Your bo\, we mean. What about than I<> *iand back and wait until the er parts to be hedged in with toll the guests of M(. and Mrs. B W. opportunity has passed Our officials‘ i j ,nK a* her feet. . . --------bridges. When one bridge is bought him* How are you figuring out his Herndon. do things instead of dreaming them flut Sanford's newest and greatest ikrooi I s ~ a n D»lly) worth to you ami tV.e world? Are you or built, others must be taken over or Misses Norma Herndon and Mar­ Mr. Schaurfhauseo and daughter, of and they go straight to a given line achievement is now in the making. A built by the county.— DeLand News.. counting oq what he is worth to you jorie Clay, Mesdames B. W. Herndon new two million dollar hotel, which is Jacksonville, visited at the home of P. We expected this from DeLand, but as a chore boy around the house and without fear or favor-and they aro the designed as an irresistable bait .for and Clay, Lieuta. Bivins and Duke MunKer Saturday and Sunday, ennot from you, Chris. Unless we are bam and" an all around helper on the kind of men it takes to build up coun­ tourists and a golf course that is said were a congenial party motoring to home from1 a tour of South ties and cities. badly diistaken as a member of the farm, or are you taking a foryrard Daytona Beach Sunday. imiii by the great Butchart, a n ’ expert o f * Hqrida. Miss Schaurfhausen holds a These boards are composed o f men board of county commissioners you look and counting on what he may be Mrs. F. B. Langley and Master who think and act and the people of international fame who was employed responsible position in Jacksonville. were in favor of the free bridge at worth in some larger field of world this county are fortunate indeed to be. lo > “ > ' ° ul ‘ be course, to compare fayMr and MraHarrY Ward, Miss Frank left yesttrday for Live Oak and Osteen and you never did favor a toll activities some time in the future, or Quincy, where they will visit rela­ la8t bridge at either place. You are right even w'hat he mav'menn'To ‘you when governed by such boards. They are >™ bly in location and position with Fern N)'ard and Ha">' Rl‘ad tives. also ready and willing at all times to anything in Europe and is equal to we€K for thp,r cottage at Daytona about the toll bridges but Seminole you come to the time of the sere and Mrs. C. Cowan returned home yes­ listen to (he Voice of the ptbple. to an>' in America and better than any in. B°ach where they will spond the sumcounty is only interested in what she yellow leaf, and need some one to lean terday afternoon after spending sev­ take suggestions and to take advice Florida. These were the words of nu,r owns a half interest in and we have on,- yourself? He is only a boy, but eral days with her mother at EmporMr. Butchart, who has himSelf direct-' Rr* a®d -'*r3dN'. Tolar, Mrs. Lo­ nothing to do with the bridges at the soon he will lie a man, and what kind and they are, public servants, par ex­ retta Rrothei^on, Mrs. M. d. Tolar jah rd the laying o ff of over 2,000 greens., cellence. Halifax. If the people of Daytona al­ of & man depends on what you are do­ Mrs. S. O. Chase lea res today for* and of course they will prove a great and Tom Brothcrson were a congenial ing for him now, and the example low the toll bridges to remain there party motoring to Daytona Beach on Deerfield, Mass., where she goes to SOME FINE TOMATOES boost for.Sanford. Convinced that it will only be a question of time when you are setting before him. You are Sanford had boosters surpassed by Sunday. attend the graduation of her son, Coronado Beach with a free bridge, an open book to' him today, and what Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fernandez, of^ Sidney. A basket of fine tomatoes were left none and a great deal that was worthy will have all the people anyhow. And kind of a start in life arc you giving at the Herald office this morning for of boosting the party reluctantly the West Side, are spending the sumMr. and Mrs. Otto L- J- Schier, who i f New Smyrna lx wise she will meet him? And what shall it profit a man the editor and the bookkeeper did not boarded the train for the next point pier at Coronado Beach. They will be have been spending the winter in us half way on the Osteen bridge re­ if he gain the whole world and lose ask the name of the gentleman who loth to leave a place where nothing joined later by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Florida, arrived yesterday from Or­ his boy?—The Winona Leader. gardless of DeLand. DuBose. brought them. They were the Red but the best is the slogan. lando and are spending a few days ------------ o-----------And what a joy it-is to parents when Mr. and Mrs. N. II. Gamer an­ here, before going to their home in Gator brand, however, and the pack -------------o------------ their boys turn out to be real men, FARMERS HAVE A KICK nounce the birth o f a son yesterday looks so much like that of our old YARBROUGH INNOCENT New York City. ready to take their places in the world at their home on Park avenue. The friend, John Bolly, of the west side, OF JACKSONVILLE RAID Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Goodman and and do a man's part. Happy is the The farmers who come to town with -young man weighed nine and one-half that we are giving him credit for family o f Miami spent yesterday in Yearns are kicking on the owners of boy and happy are the parents when them. John Bolly is one of the grow­ Yarbrough, the man who was pounds and has been named Douglas Sanford, en route to Live Oak. automobiles using the city shed for the boy gets a-vision of service to hu­ ers who knows not only bow to grow caught at the moonshine still near McClain. Mr. and Mrs. W. E Scoggins and parking autos when this building was manity, when he gets an ambition to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Syies left last good stuff but how to pack it and Palm Springs some time ago by Sher­ family moved into their new home on ■erected for the benefit of the farmer's make his life tell for the community when his stuff goes to market it iff Hand and his deputies and who is night for Lakeland where they will Park ave. which they recently pur­ teams. While the teams are not as in which he lives. brings the highest price. If there are now on the road, was not the Yar­ spend several weeks before going to chased from Carl Schultz. ------------ o-----------plentiful as they formerly were there any tomatoes any"where any better brough who was in the Jacksonville their'home in South Carolina, they are many of them coming to town The following excerpt was taken than those he brought to the Herald will also visit in New Orleans before NINE SBMJXQLES BJHDGB CLUE raid when two moonshiners were kill­ -■ and ____ since the autos can be parkd on from an address made before a meetoffice and has been giving us from ed. His wife so alleges and she ought returning to Sanford this fall. >.■ I, the d ty streets and the teams cannot ing of the chamber o f commerce o f tlme to Umf, Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Neal motored we want to see them. ITtcm X « l o ' l IWUf) the owners of automobiles should park Binghampton, N. Y , by a noted stu­ (I f John did not bring these this to know whether he was in trouble in over from Orlando Sunday afternoon Mrs. Harry S. Walsh entertained the, Jacksonville o r not, and she also them on the street and not take up dent of psychology: “ To talk about morning, the same stuff goes for the and were the guests o f the latter's members o f the Nine Seminole Bridge states that this is his first offense in this building to the exclusion o f the ‘supporting* your newspaper is about man who did bring them). parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fitts. Club very pleasantly Saturday even­ this line. The Herald has no wish to tgams. The d ty officials should de­ as foolish as to talk about supporting Dr. and Mrs. E D. Mobley and Mrs. i n g at her home on Celery avenue. tack any other crimes on Yarbrough Fitts motored over to Orlando Friday, A profusion o f bright colored gar­ : • mand half of this building for the a store, a bank, or a manufacturing Plant City now comes forward or make his family suffer any unnec­ they were accompanied home by Geor­ den flowers were used in decorating teams at least. essary hardships. We only took his gia Mobley and Margaret NqaL the living room, where the card table* word for it, as he gave it to the o f­ SOME GRAND JURY Mrs. E D. Mobley, Mias Martha were placed. Home mate candies ia some outlet for the energy o f the citi­ may be true, but always remember ficers who arrested him. Fox and Mias Florida Matthews of cut glass nappies were placed on the Seminole County had a grand jury zens. Too many business men look that Sanford ships out more refriger­ Albany, Ga., Mr. Neblack, Misses tables and relished during the gam«this Session o f Use Circuit court that upon the local newspaper as an incu­ ator cars of fruits and vegetable* dur­ WAGE EARNERS' j FN'E S A L E Georgia Mobley, Margaret Neal and A very absorbing game of bridge haij * m*nd o f their own. They had a bus, a sort of charity. Yet the local ing the season than any other section Margaret Cheney made up a congen­ was played during the everting- High In> this issue Of The Herald b the ial party motoring to Orlando Sun­ score was mate by Mia* Lettya Cald­ work to perform and they remained on newspaper is as much o f a public in­ of the world. This is just to keep the the job until thsy performed it. The stitution as the public library, the records straight, Fenton, that's all page advertisement of the Surprise day. well, who was awarded a dainty piece grant y ”u presentment is given in today's Her­ churches, hospital, or even the comcs in v e g e -;Shflif Store at 310 Sanford avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hefndon and of silk lingerie. The guest prixe also acres ald. It promises to give the people; mercial club, with the difference that tabic* but when it comes to car loads big sale commences June 13th; Master Claude Herndon pave return- silk lingerie, was won by Mias Perria ____ refrigeration, we take the palm *nd lasts until June 25th, which ia a^ed home from Waycross, Ga., where Lee Bell. something to think about. It probab­ it gives more direct returns in d o lla r s under *‘ a]J0 the palmetto, ly means a turning of the sentiment and cents to the individual and to the 1^ ...................... ‘ abort time ™ which to get a chaiice* Mr. Herndon has been in the hospital. At the conclusion of the game Mrs. j _____________________ o f the county toward different ways community at large." at all the bargains offered in the p a -! Mrs. Herndon and son stopped over In Walsh served ice cream in canteloupe*, o f obtaining justice ami means that in ---------• “ ---------1 Tampa man thinks mosquitoes will per today, to get there early and sc- Jacksonville several days as the guests angel food and chocolate nut cake. the future aw ry tub will stand on its W e should provide a trained d ti- force women to wear longer skirts, cure your pick o f the real" big bar­ of her aunt, Mrs. Miller. The substitutes far absent club j ew a bottom regardless o f whan the aen reserve, organized to meet the IJust another proof o f our assertion gains. The prices will move this . Mr. and Mrs. Bridgeman and fam­ members were Misses Lettj* Cald­ particular tub may come from or the1emergency o f war.—Gen. John J.| that there arc no mosquitoes ia San- ne wand seasonable stuff. Read the ily who have been spending the win­ well and Pcrrie Lee Bell and Mra-Twe -fond. the maker. j Pershing. ad. ter in Sanford, have returned to thrir Jonea. "Hulleyizing” mny be only nnother E. t. HOLLY .............. rrttUMt u i ulisr name for filibustering, but whatever V. J. U U i ll ) .......... b cn lu j u4 M. A , m x . . „ ........................ 0 « n r » l M « u « the designation it is not likely that it will find favor with the people whose h U U M Xvtry r r i i v by time and money is wasted by indulg­ ing therein, especially when much im­ (Iscn>«mted) portant work needs to lie done,— • rttC ttlY T T O * F U C Z IH ALYJLHCEl Timcs-Union. o n T U B ..................................................... M IO Gee, that sounds good coming from J®® b 0VHU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a . . . . . . 1 the Times-Union, especially. We agree AM P M O U TH !.............. ..................................Tl with you, brother, in every word of it. JEatat*4 u Iw w d CUm Mall Ib lU r l » u l U . am, it a* rmt otic* *t s*Bi,rd. n«H4». And maybe, sometime in the future V m iu A ct t i U t n k 1, 1171. the damphool people who take no in­ rttu it* terest in their legislators will send s o u s aHasiHo. men to the Florida legislature instead toificn AdvrMUliitf . of the kind they have been sending. THE AMI HICAN PRESS Ar.SCCIAltON' i- tt i IIOW LONG MUST WE WAIT FOR FREE BRIDGES. ' . Good roads and free bridges arc the most essential things for any section. Fortunately we have many miles of good roads, somo of them the best In the state, but as far as bridges are concerned we are living in the primi­ tive age. With one or two exceptions it is not possible to get out of the county or reach our beach resorts without paying toll over a bridge or crossing on a ferry. The people of this section have ex­ pressed their desire to depart from this primitive method of maintaining bridges, and our neighbors west of the St. Johns river arc as anxious for free bridges across that stream as we are and are willing to be taxed to build them. The people have been working for fifteen years to secure free bridges, but as it was up to our officials, county commissioners and representatives, whether wc had them, so far wc have failed to accomplish our purpose. We see no other way but to wait until another session of the legislature when it will be pos­ sible to elect men who will work in unity for the people.—New Smyrna Vf • _ ' ' �THE SANFORD, WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 10,1921 FLOODS ARE RECEDING GRAND JURY PRESENTMENT EXPOSING THE AWFUL MADE TO CIRCUIT COURT EFFECTS OF CATASTROPHE COVERS MANY PHASES That Took Terrible Toll o f Lives in Pueblo and Takes Up Court House Other Parts o f the W est— Relief Squads Are - and County Jail and Clearing Up the Debris arid Getting Succor to Conditions the Needy <B7 71m XuMliUd fn u ) PUEBLO, Jane. 8.— Establish* mcnt of refugee camp to recerle those made homeless by the flood (■ regarded an Pueblo’s greatest step toward restoration to normal conditions. Refugees will be mov­ ed from the various public build­ ings today to a tent city. About two thousand are homeless here, many of whom are Mexicans and are virtually helpless. * WASHINGTON, June 8.— A Joint resolution was adopted late yesterday afternoon by the house and the senate authorizing the secretary of war to extend all possible relief to Colorado flood sufferers. Previously Senator Phipps, of Colorado, had announced that he and Representative Hardy, of the state, would seek an appropria­ tion of 11,000,000 for flood relief. The resolution directs the sec­ retary of war to take all possible sanitary measures to safeguard the health of the population in 4hc flood districts, to furnish sub­ sistence and shelter and ,to give all othrr forms of aid. PUEBLO, June 8.— Forty-two bod­ ies of flood victims were in the mor­ gues of the city lust night. Five ndditional bodies were recovered, ono of the unidentified bodies wns identified and some of the discrepancies in the lists previously announced were trac­ ed yesterday. J. W. Pressy, in charge of the identification of flood victims, stated that a numlter of dend report­ ed were not flood victims, but died of natural causes. “ There are undoubtedly many oth­ ers drovyned whose bodyiea have not been recovered and many will not he recovered," Mr. Pressy said, “ but there have been so many false reports that wo are announcing only the-names pf those whose bodies have been actually received at the morgues." SILVER WEDDING CELEBRA­ TION. Former Sanford Resident Dies at Owasso, Mich. The following from tho Owasso (Mich.) Argus-Press will be sad news to the many Snnford friends of Frf&nk Grecnman, who owned a farm c^st of the cfly for many years and resided tharo: Frank C. Grecnman, 73 years old, and for virtually all his life a resi­ dent of Shiawassee county, died at the family home on North Washington street last evening. His death came after an illness o f only one wreck, with pneumonia. His condition was not regarded as serious until Tuesday, when his heart failed. News of Mr. Greenman’s death enmo as a shock to his host of friends who were unaware of the fact that his illness hod taken a serious turn. Mr. Grecnman wns born at Ann Ar­ bor on Margh 27, 1848, and came to thhs county with his parents, when a boy o f only four or five years of age. He grew up here nnd was married in .March, 1878, to Miss Fannie Hartwell. They lived on n farm near Hartwellville for many years, nnd then moved to Owosso, where the family home hns been since. Mr. Grecnman spent much of his time during the past ten years in Florida. While living nenr H.trtwcllville, Mr. Greenninn was active in Good Temp­ lar work, nnd also held numerous township nnd county offices. He was known to his many friends ns a man of retiring disposition, and n man greatly devoted to his family and his home. To those who knew him inti­ mately he wns a kindly, genial man, of many cxccllnt traits, whoa friend­ ship they vnlued highly. Surviving the deceased are his wid­ ow, two children, Mrs. Lee Wood­ ard of this city, nnd Emerson, a student at the University of Michigan, and two sisters, Mrs. Alice Shick and Airs. Cethize Bannister, of Pann, III. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. VAUGIIN-,MULLIGAN (From Mond.j'i D .ilj) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson cele­ brated their twenty-fifth wedding nnnivi-csary at their home near Mark­ ham Inst Saturday afternoon and their many friends from all parts of the county were present to help them cole-' brute anti wish them many happy re­ turns of the dny. Mr. nnd Mrs. John­ son nre among the renl farmers of this county and have one of the finest places in this section. They go in for all kimb^of fruits and vegetables nnd have everything growing the year round from grapes to apples and from chickens to vegetables. They have re­ cently returned to the old home place after an absence of Severn! years nfter selling the place nnd it hns kept them busy putting it back in the con­ dition in which they left it nnd mak­ ing other improvements that were necessary. The guests gathered in the house and under the vine and fig tree and were served delicious punch made from grapes grown on the place and bad cake to go with it. At eight o ’clock the jovely big bride’s cake was earved njul with many other fine cakes were served with ice cream and the crowd made merry until n late hour when they departed with the wish that the genial host and hostess would live to observe ninny more happy wed­ ding anniversaries. The gifts of silver were many and attested the great love and esteem in which Mr. and Mrs. Johnson arc held by their many friends here and else­ where. PALMER-FRAZIER (Front W i h w l i y t DaUr) A wedding that Mine u a surpriae to their numerous friends, was the marriage o f Miss Myrtlce Palmer, to Mr. L. R. Frasier, which took place Monday evening at eight o'clock at the Presbyterian Manse fh Orlando, Hr. McConnell officiating. Mm. Frazier was head nurse and manager of the Fernald-Laughton hos­ pital for the pazt year and has made |. ^any friends since coming here. Mr. came here from Oeorgja and |taught the Brisaon place and is one ° f our successful young farmers, j Mr. and Mrs. Frasier have been the gucata of Mr. arid Mrs. L. A. Bromley at their, borne and expect'to ■leave today on an extended* trip to I South Carolina and other places where 1 U*y Will visit relatives. • A very pretty home wedding occur­ red Wednesday evening( June 1st, at 8:30 o’clock at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. (*. Vaughn on Celery avenue when Gertrude, their youngest daugh­ ter, was united in holy wedlock with Edward C. Mulligan, in the presence of a house full of guests. Rev. E. D. Brownlee u^cd the beautiful ring ser­ vice. The attendants were Miss Tecy Vennhle and Horace Chorpening. The happy couple are leaving on Thursday for Chnttnnoogn, Tcnn., to visit Mr. Mullignn’s family to remain away sevcrnl weeks. They will he at home in town after their return. The bride wns lovely in n dainty frock of white chiffon do Sole, with an arm bouquet of beautiful white Nnman crochet roses and asparagus fern. Her going away coat suit wns of bwuwn Silvertown with all accessories to match. Miss Venable's frock was lovely of white orgnndic and she carried pink Nnmnn cochct r^ses nnd fern. Tho ceremony wns performed under an archway of lady bambo, white star jasmine qnd white oleander nnd the living room wns tastefully decorated with cut flowers nnd vines. After the ceremony cake and Ico cream was served. There were many beautiful nnd useful gifts, ninong them a clock, several sets of table silver, cut glass and tabic linen. Mrs. Mulligan was born here and always lived here and Is u general fa­ vorite of every one. Mr. Mulligan is a valued employee o f the Southern Bell Telephone Company and has been for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. Mulligan are receiv­ ing the good wishes and congratula­ tions of a host of friends. May they live long and enjoy a happy married life. Mrs, Frank and daughter, Miss Alblne Frank, of Sanford Heights, were among the guests. Mrs. Frapk was a guest at Miss Alice Vaughn’s wed­ ding, now Mrs. Walter J. IVard and Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn were married from the Frank home os Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Vaughn have been Hfe-lqng frldbda. "Hoad-IT-OFF"— ENERGIZE—NOW. We specialise on fertilizer for your lawn, and garden. Phone ua your orders. Any amount so!dv Cates Crate Co. Phone 181. 40-tfc Rub-My-Tlsm kills Infection. * ' WOULD “ H A S T E N JUSTICE IN THE CASES OF ILLE­ GAL LIQUOR TRAFFIC AND COMM ENDS OFFICERS In the Circuit Court o f the 7th Ju­ dicial Circuit of the State of Florida, in and for Seminole County, spring term, A. D. 1321. Wo, the grand jurors( impaneled by the court to 'inquire in and for the body of Seminole county, and true presentment make, having heretofore rendered unto the court true bills against such persons as tho evidence before us justified, and having other­ wise finished our labors, respectfully present to the court, to-wit: Court nouse and Jail Wo have inspected the county’s new vault in the court house and find that the public records and other books of tho county have not as yet been stored in it, because of too much ap­ parent dampness since its comple­ tion. But tho vault at. this time ’seems to bo sufficiently dried out to permit it to be used for tho purpose it was intended, and We now recommend that such records nnd books be lodged in the vnult, .but that the janitor of the court house carefully watch the condition of the vault for n sufficient length of time to avoid any possible ilnmngo to its contents, and should such possible damage become appar­ ent, as the result of dampness, that the janitor report the fact to the clerk of the circuit court. Wo nlso find that tlje lavatories of the court house arc in bad condition, anti we recommend that a competent ‘plumber or plumbers make tho neces­ sary repairs, nnd, in addition thereto, that the plumbing-work- throughout the entire court hause he put in firstclass condition. * We further recommend that the jus­ tice of the pence of District No. 1 bo furnished with proper flli/ig cabinets for the preservation of his official records; and that a suitable awning he purchased and placed over the outside doyr of his office and the sheriff’s of­ fice, nlso that at regular intcrvnls, tho janitor perform the usual janitor's service with respect to his office. Wo visited nnd carefully inspected the county -jail. Tlu* interior of the jail is unsanitary, and we recommend: 1st.—That the interior of the jail be thoroughly cleaned nnd put in a sanitary condition; 2nd.—That the interior iron-work be painted. - | 3rd.—That the walls and ceilings he cnlcimincd or white-washed to the end that they be made clean And sanitary; 4th.—Thnt so much of the plumb­ ing ns now needs attention he put ir first-class sanitary condition; 5th.—Thnt new mattresses nnd new bedding lie furnished throughout the entire jail,—the present ones being very unsanitary; filh.—That eight new hammocks, of suitable design, be purchased and plac­ ed in what Is known as the Bull Fen, and thnt tho old hnmmocks now being used here be removed, ns they arc about worn out and are unshnpely In design. There were no Complaints from tho inmates of the county jail. Poor Farm and Convict Camp After n carc/ul investigation nnd inspection of the County Poor Farm and the County Convict Camp, includ­ ing the equipment thereof, we make the following report and recommenda­ tions: 1st.—The County Convict Camp is in a very unsanitary condition.. There is a hog-pen within 60 feet of the kitchen, with slime, mud and filth to' the apparent depth of from four to six inches. Great swarms of flics gather in and over it, and then make their way to the kitchen and table-benches where the prisoners have to cat their food. We therefore suggest that this bo transferred to some other location further removed from the kitchen, to obviate such an unhealthy stato o f af­ fairs. 2nd.—In the light of medical science (to the effect that a normal human being should have access to 27 square feet of air), we find the wagons, where the prisoners have to sleep, are very close, with no ventilation what­ ever. One of these wagons has* ac­ commodations or sleeping-quarters for 18 men, and at present 16 are Bleep­ ing therein, but this wagon has only 2 doors and 4 ventilators, such ventila­ tors containing not ovor 4 inches in width ind about 10 inches in length. We recommend that a vcntljator be placed at the bottom of totch aide of the wagons, Tunning from one end to the other, suggesting a width of 6 inches. The vent, being at the lower pnrt of the wngon, would cause pure, fresh air to continuously enter.while the foul air would go upward to the oavo of the wagon and pass on out; 3rd.—There is a suitable or reason­ able distance between tho convicts' quarters and tho sanitary pit (where the refuse ahd excrement from tho convicts are emptied) but the pit is not properly looked after, and there­ fore wc suggest that some lime be furnished, daily applied, and then well covered with dirt, in order to prevent disease resulting therefrom* * 4th.—We likewise suggest that lime be supplied for all the water closets at the Poor Farm, as these water clos­ ets are now in rather a bad condition, — many flies forming and breeding In and about them. 6th.—As far as the domestic part of the Poor House is concerned, we wish to commend the matron thereof for her neatness and discipline,—cnch and every inmate seeming to take a personal interest in keeping his or her room clean and tidy. From the evidence coming before this Grand Jury in a certain case now before the court, we are lead to Iwlicve thnt through the efforts of the State Attorney at the fftevious term of this court, the Grand Jury was mislead by the State Attorney to such an extent thnt they returned an indictment wholly insufficient. From tho evidence it would seem that the State Attorney of the prev­ ious term, while receiving compensa­ tion from the state, as a representa­ tive of the state in such matters, hns, to Borne extent favored the defense in the indictment in the nbove mentioned case. This case was re-opened by this Grand Jury and n new indictment drawn according to the evidence pre­ sented to ns by the state nnd which under our oath as Grand Jurors wo felt to be just and proper. This mnttVr is presented without the knowledge of the present Acting State Attorney nnd without advice from any person or |>ersons outside of this body. It is not prompted by poli­ tics, jealousy or any Oliver ulterior motive but by a sincere desire on the part of this body ns citizens of this county to see unprejudiced justice ad­ ministered in the courts of our fair state. We are loathe to believe that a representative of the state would allow himself to bo unduly Influenced while handing matters pertaining to his office and would respectfully rep­ resent to this court thnt wc do not sanction such practices in Seminole county. cases during this term of court, wc respectfully ask, request and urge this court to call n special term of this court at the earliest possible date for the purpose of n trial nnd final dispo­ sition of these two cases. It hns come to our attention that cigarettes am) tobacco nro being sold to minors in this county, nnd the Lot­ tery Laws are not being enforced. Wo recommend to tho county and city of­ ficers thnt they notify the dealers to discontinue this practice, after which they proceed to enforce the law in such matters. . Wc are grateful to the court for his full and lucid explanation of the law touching our official duties and his uniform thoughtfulness of our wel­ fare. We also thank the acting state attorney, Hon. Geo. A. DcCottes for the lawycr-U^e mhnnor in which he has enabled us to perform our work expeditiously; and we are likewise ap­ preciative of the valuable services ren­ dered us, when needed, by the sheriff, Mr. C. M. Hand, and his deputies and others. And having finished our labors, we now respectfully ask the court to dis­ charge us. ; EDWARD FRANKLIN LANE, Foreman. CLASSIFIEDWANT ADS WANTED WANTED— Young cow. Host be fresh and good milker. J. H. Mai­ mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfd SEE M. 8. NELSON for all kinds o f hauling. 31-tfe WANTED—Stenographer, beginner but thorough in shorthand.— Haight & Mngco. 43-ltc FOR 8ALB FOR SALE— Good farm trule In good condition.— M. Fleischer. ll-26-tf« New car of cement just arrived. Let us make you prices on cement be­ fore you buy.*Cates Crate Co. Phone 181. 40-tfo ‘•I Got Real Mad When I Lost, My Setting nen," Airs. Hannan. “ I went into the hen house ono morning and found my favorite set­ ter dead. I got real mad. Went to the store, bought some RAT-SNAP and in a week I got six dead rats. Everybody who raises poultry should keep RAT-SNAP. Three siies, 86c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Bnll Hardware Company.—Adv.’ s KILLED TWO BEARS. SUGAR 6C PER LB. With »every dollar's worth o f gro*W. E. Hawkins and Homer Clause ccries. You buy from us. You get went to the Weklwa swamps early' ono pound of best granulated sugar this morning looking for bear and; for 6c. Cates Crate Co. Phone 18L they found them. One she bear, nnd . j ____________ 40-tfc a cub fell to their trusty guns, nnd "Pud" said if he had not broken his gun he would hnve killed another one. The big bear weighed-tn at 150 lbs and thfe little one nt 45 lbs,'and they are now reposing In tho Ice box of Hawkins meat market. Bear are plentiful In tho Weklwa river flats just now, ns they like the huckleber­ ries nnd go after them. "Pud" is an old hear hunter and known just where to And them nnd he gets sevcrnl ev­ ery summer when the hcries get ripe. We recommend that this matter he referred to the governor of the stnte for his consideration nnd such action ns he may deem necessary nnd that particular enre bo taken that ony statement contained herein be not us­ ed in such a way as to influence in the slightest manner the trlnl of the case above referred to. It hns been brought to our atten­ tion that the t»vo cases of the Stnte of Florldn versus J. M. Saucer, charg­ ed with the violation of the prohibi­ tion lnws of this state, hnve been con­ tinued for the term owing to the sick­ ness o f the mother o f tho wife of tho defendant. Both of tho indictments in these two cases were found and re­ turned by us during this term of court, and from the investigation made by and before us, wo are-of tho firm opinion that the prompt trial o f theso two cases is necessary in the protec­ tion o f society and for the security of the lives of the citizens of this county. Wc are thoroughly satisfied from the evidence produced before us that this defendant for many months past has been promiscuously nnd openly, ns far as possible, engaged in a general ille­ gal traffic in intoxicating liquors, and wo find that his attitude has been one of utter defiance of law nnd constitut­ ed authority. We wish to commend the Sheriff o f this County for his ac­ tivity in general, in the enforcement of the existing prohibition laws, and most particularly in the effort that has been put forth by him In attempt­ ing to rid this community of the evils resulting from the persistency evi­ denced on the part of the said J. M. Saucer to continue such unlawful traffic In intoxicating liquors, not­ withstanding the fact that he has been heretofore convicted o f the violation of the prohibition laws of this state. . t Therefore, we respectfully recom­ mend and suggest to the court that the protection of society o f this coun­ ty and state and the majesty and dig­ nity o f the State of Florida demands and requests that the two cases now pending against the ssid J. M. Saucer he tried, If possible, during this term of court* and if necessary, that this term o f c*- rt be continued from day to day 'tch time as said cases can h , 4 should U prove im-' po ’ *rial o f these tyro 666 cures a Cold quickly. Ireland complains that she is offer­ ed the form of liberty without the sub­ stance. ' Well, the American plan Is hard to beat. Lime in barrels, or 40-pound sacks at Cates Crate Co. Phone 181. 40-tfc Rub-My-Tism for Rheumntlsm. MOTORISTS rr„ KNOW THE“MILEAGf* OF V0UR TEED perTonof fee T w o thirds o f a ton o f Purina O-Molana will go ss far as a ton of corn or oats. Mika a comparison and you will aaa that it pays to load mules and boraaa a proparty balanced ration, juai aa It pays in dairying or hog raising. m m O -M olcne is good ground gralna, balanced to gat mora work from work animals. No medicine or atimulanta in II It'a at/ raai feed. It’s you r m ove. Get a checkerboard bag of Purina O-Molana and aaa how far it will go. SoU in c A e c ie r io a fW f a r * only, by CATES CRATE COMPANY . . D O N ’T BE M A D A T T H E SM A L L M ER CH ­ A N T W H O TRIES TO SE LL Y O U A t a H igher 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 m arket on P U R IN A FEED S are as follows: Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina O m o len e............................. ........ ......$2.85 j \ Scratch ............................................... 3.20 : \ Scratch, 50-lb. b a g ...................... 1.70 ; Chicken C how der................ ........ 3.95 ’«■ Chicken Chowder, 50-lb. bag ...... 2.10 i: Cow C h ow ...................................... . 3.35 P ig C h o w .............................. ........... 3.35 ifC alf M e a l.......... ....... - ■=?-= * *»»»%> Itwifc■.. 1.65 : • * A L L FR ESH STOCK , . PH O N E 181 — ------------- . ******* jaH • .i~'£ I . -*■■ ' ( ,T R I U S J 4. — i= - !: ;; j :: ■' �. B S S * 7* V \ » ■ Afr jl » !^ ^ •* * .fSJi THE SANFORD, WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 10,1921 1 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING Canvass Returns o f Election for Bonds for Good Roads K s * -i Sanford, Fla., May 10th, 1021. Hon. Board of County Commission­ ers in and for Seminole County, Flor­ ida, met in extra session at 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Chairman L. A. Brumley, and Commissioners: L. P. Hagan, C. W. Entxminger, O. P. Swope and E. Curlett, with V. E. Douglass, Deputy Clerk, and C. M. Hand, sheriff in attendance. Chairman announced that the pur­ pose o f this meeting was to canvass the returns of ttho Bond Election held May 17th, 1021, in Precincts Nos: 6, 0, 7 and 8, Seminole County. Motion o f O. P. Swope, seconded by C. W. Entxminger, and carried, Mrs. William McWaters, and her son Wal­ ter Nelson, are hereby admitted to the county home, until other arrange­ ments can be made to take care of them. Motion o f Comr. C. W. Entxminger, seconded by Comr. L. P. Hagan, and ■ fo r , ’ ■ P : - ' p carried, the csso o f Arthur Neal Wil­ loughby, is hereby referred to Comr. O. P. Swope, with authority to a ct The board-proceeded to canvass the Xt; r . returns of the election held on May 17, ... 1021, to determine the question as to the creation and establishment of the Special Road and Bridge District de­ scribed in the petition filod with this board on the 8th day of March, 1021, and as set forth in the call for an elec­ tion dated April 5, 1021, and the con­ struction of the proposed roads and bridges therein in the manner set forth in said petition and call for an election, and found the result o f said election to be as follows, as shown by Mr a canvass of the returns, to-wit: If For the creation and establishment mariJ fj . : of said Special Road and Bridge Dis­ trict as provided and set forth in said petition and call for un election, 129 votes. Against the preation and establish­ ment of said Special Rond and Bridge District as provided and set forth in said petition and call for an election 39 votes. Following was the result of the election by precincts: Precinct 5 .................. 75 1 P re cin cts...................... 11 2 Precinct 0 ........................ 14 30 Precinct 7 29 0 Whereupon the following resolution was offered by Comr. O. P. Swope, and duly adpoted by a unanimous vote: Whereas, the returns of the eleo tjon ordered by this board to be held on. the 17th day of May, 1921, to de­ termine the question ns to the crention and establishment of the Spccinl Road and Bridge district described in the petition filed with this bonrd on the 8th dny of Mnrch, 1921, and ns set forth in the cnll for said election have been duly ntnde to this board by the Inspectors of said election, and, Whereas, said returns have been opened and duly canvassed by the Board, and, Whereas a canvass of said returns shows that 129 votes were enst for the creation and establishment o f said Special Road nnd Bridge district and 39 votes were cast against the crea­ tion and establishment of said Special “Rood nnd Bridge district. Therefore, be it resolved, nnd it is so ordered nnd declared, that the re­ sult of said election is in favor of the creation and establishment of the Special Road nnd Bridge district de­ scribed in said petition and call for an election, and in favor of the construc­ tion of the proposed roads and bridgea therein described with funds derived from the issuance and sale of bonds of said Speciul Road and Bridge District in the sum of $90,000.00, payable thir­ ty years after date, with interest at the rate of.six per cent per annum, au­ thorised by said election and, Be it further resolved that as the result of said election the territory* ahd area particularly described nnd set forth in said petition filed with this board on March Sth, 1921, and as described and set forth in the call for an election dated April 5, 1921, be and th* same is hereby declared to be a lawfully constituted Special Road and Bridge district of Seminole Coun­ 13 SLOW DEATH TAMPA WEATHER nUUEAU WILL SEND WIRELESS STORM REPORTS TO SEA B j Tk# A iiM iittJ Pr##«) TAMPA, June 7.—The local weath­ er bureau has arranged to send storm nnd hurricane warnings to vessels in the Gulf of Mexico by. wireless, ac­ cording to W. J. Bennelt, in charge of tho local bureau. The forecast will bo sent by land wire to the naval wireless station at St. Petersburg and sent broadcast from then*. No matter what the case really is, every fellow who appears - on the streets, with n slight abrasion on the bridge of his nose is accused of hav­ ing been drinking out o f a fruit jar. —Cedar Vale County (Mo.) Liner. Servant Girt Wouldn't Go In Cellar, Fearing Rata. Mrs. Topper, Plainfield, N. J-, says, “ Rats were so had in our cellar the servant girl wouldn’t go there. Bought some RAT-SNAP and it cleaned all the rats out." RAT-SNAP destroys rats and mice. Absolutely prevents odors. Comes in cake form, no mixing. Cats or dogs won't touch it. Three sixes, 36c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. NOTICE o r APPLICATION r o a T A X DEED UN DEB SECTION II I OENEBAL STAT­ UTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA. S a lk * la barvby glavn that Mr* Jaota Frrvalt. l-urvkaaav o f Tax Cavtlflaata No. 5»\ Aata-1 tba Jay uf Juaa. A. II. 1SIP. baa n l*4 asU rvr11flea tv la my afnoa, ami kaa mad# apptlraIk * Hw lax <!**•! to taa** la a n v rta w v wltk law HaId cartlftrat* vmbrafa* tb* Tollowlag iWwrllail propavty altaatad la Haml out* (Vamly, rtorida. to-wit: NEt, #f ..W l* of SKIJ.'R**. XT. T a p 21 S.. Rase* .12 Eaat. 10 o r r e . Tb* a*U1 laud balag aairairj at tb* data o f tb* laauaaoa of awrh r*rtlfV*t* lo tb* a am* # f J. A. ItTvatt. I'alraa aald certiorate shall b* ra­ dar mad srrardtug to law tax dead wtll lava* ttaw.ro uo tb* I 4tk day at Jaly. A. D. IS81. Wltaaaa my uffVlal atguatur* aad saal tkka th* «th day of Juoa. A. D. IM I. I SEA LI t A. DOUO LARS, CTatk ITrcult Oourt. Hrml solo Oouoty, rta. 42 etc By A. M. WEEKS. D. C. COLD MEDAL - bring quick ruliW and oftan ward off deadly dliaasao. K oow au tho notional vocDodv cf Holland fag moro than 200 AU dru AUTOMOTIVE BUPPLT COMPANY We. Ibe under* Irued, here agreed to aaenrlata ourselves, and do berth/ become aaaoclaled, for lb* purpose o f forming a bod/ politic and cor­ porate. under and t>7 virtu# o f Ibe law* of tba Stale of riorlda. and do baraby adopt the fol­ lowing artlrlea o f Inrarporatlai: ARTICLE 1. The name of thla corporation aball Iw AUTO­ MOTIVE HI IT I.Y COMPANY, and Its principal place o f l.ui Inee* aball b* al Sanford, riorlda. hut It mag hart and establish inch other plaeea of tmalneaa as the Hoard of interior* mar from time to lime determlae. ARTICLE t. The general nature o f lb* buaineaa fu be transacted and cooducled hr said corporation aball tie as follows, to-wll: To acquire. bur. own,, sell, manufacture and otherwise deal In automobiles, aihoinobll* Urea and automobile acreaeorlr* o f all blade and de­ scription; to bur. sell and deal In paint*, oil*, gasoline and other motor furl; to own. eatabllab. maintain and operate garage* and automobile repair shop* for the repair and a lon g * o f auto­ mobiles and olber vehicle#: lo own. eatabllab. ctodocl and maintain along* batltrr aerrlc* stations, palm shops for lb* palallag and rtnorstlng of automobile* and olber rehlclea. and vulcanising plants for lb* rebuilding o f automobile Urea; to g e n en llr engage In. nmdact ami carrr on the baalnpa* o f dealer* In "Mil kinds of foods, ware* and 'merrhaBdlae o f ev* err el*** and description: lo acquire, own. lea**, real, sell and btberwla* deal In real batata; to borrow toooer and secure tb* same br mortgage*, deed* o f trust. Umds, or biker obligations, there fur*, and to do all sorb olber d further forth* thing* aa mar be nerraaary or eg pedleot lo be dose for lb* eueceiaful transac­ tion o f tba buaineaa o f thl* corporation, and to bare, eirrcla# and en)or all tb* rights, power* and |>rltll*ge* Incidental lo corporation organ­ ised and eilallag under lb* law* * f tb* Stale o f Plorlda. . ARTICLE lit TIi* .pmoiint o f ibe capital slock o f Ihl* forpofalloa aball be Flftr Tbouaaad Italian, lo be dir bled Into Fire Hundred share* o f One Hundrvi| Dollar* each. The eapllftl alArk o f thla ci.r l*>ratlon rutjr b* pftjahl* In. Imum ] or ua#d fur thr pure bin* of either m l or per* tonal, or for lb* payment of labor or terrier*. «t » Ju»i valuation thereof, lo k drlennlortl by th* Hoard o f iMreetors. ARTICLE IT. Tbit Mtrjw.rall^n aball run linn* and bar* full h 't r r to eierrla* It* corporal* right* and franrliltrt for • |>rrlod of nlnet/nlue y*art from and •ffrr tb* r«»famend* meat of lit •••r|*»rtt* n U trw t. ARTlCLEf Y. Tl»* l<t»ln*«t of tbt# corporation aball h* cundortM) l»> lb* followlnt officer*: ■ lYraldcnt. a Vic*Treatment. a Hw f U ry and Treaaurrr. who may he on* and tb* tam* perron. and a hoard o f iHrerlor*. of n«r lc*a than three, nor more than fir* prraona, who moat b* stockholder*. Until lb* flrat meeting o f lb* stockholder*, hereinafter provided for, tb* officer* of thla corporation aball bn: A. II. tY»*n*y. President; N fc. W fH«Vmnk. vice-prealdei.t. and J. M i » f r n ^ H cffrliry and Treasurer. Tb* Hoard o f Director* shall le A. H. ('beney. N. t . W. MUtrutik am! J N. Kchweer* The first or «eganltat|nn meeting o f tb* flock* holder* •hall t«e belli In the •’lljr of Panford. H*inIn.*le ('om ifj riorlda. on the Iptti day of July. A, D . I KM. for the purpose of adopting by law* tud completing the organisation o f thla rurpurallon. and also for the purpose of elect­ ing •mb officer* «*t the corpi»fatlbn as are l*ereln*U»»e pr«>«t.te.) f«tf. and thereafter, the annual meeting of the atuckholdfrv of thla corporailttn •hall i«e held on the flr«t Tuesday to July o f **rh and every year. ARTICLE VI. The l lglvat u i'ton i o f IndehtMlne** «-r Until in to which thta.curporatloo shall subject Itself •hall le an anMrust iwt to eiceel the amount of the capital atoak of thla corporation. ARTICLE VII. ‘ The name* ami realdencea of tb* aut*cr1Mnc Inroffwiratora* and amount of the capital stnrk iule*rllet| by each are a* follow*, t**-wit A ft Cheney Augusta. Deurgla shares N r \Y Hlttrunk. Ssnford. Fla 2^ shares J N fVrhweer* Hanford. Fla I share IN uriTNCHrt WIIEIIEOF the aut*rrihlng In cwrV|ta*falirrs have hereunto set their Land* on thla the 7th d«y of June. A D 11*21 A II. CIIENEY. N I! \V HIHTIUNK. . J N HCIIWKKRM hT I TV! •») PI ORlIUk tIM NT> OF mtMI.Nol.i: •* NOTICE OT XBCORTORATION NOTICE' OF INTENTION TO A TT V t TO* Notice la hereby f i r m tba I w». th# uadarCHARTER Nolle* U hereby .given that tb* undervln^a aiguad laroroorator*. Intrud to apply to HI* • 0T will on tb* XStb day o f Jana, A. D. 1M 1 or aa Exccltobry Cary A. llardcc, Governor of tba aooa thereafter aa roovtalrut, apply |0 (r,'t n ™ 8AV70RI) ROD • OUN CLUB. Rtala o f riorlda. at Tallabasara. riorlda, n> ---- a. a———— A ttaadsA W W -------- . a .. ® orabl* Carey A. Hardee. Governor of the 8tai. lb* lltb day o f July, A. D. IM I. or as k » o Notleo la hereby give*, That w*. tho urn Ibarraflar aa wa raa be heard, for Lattars rat- dereigned, will ow 'tb# lla t day o f Jxm . A. D, of Florida, tor Utter* ratal larorporauar aal lo br laaoad to tba NABH-L1NK AIWCTIIACT IM I, apply to lb# Honorable Jama* W . I erklna, ■'UUYAN'-WIIEELER MOTOR OOMrANT" al' CORPORATION, of which corporation tba fol- Judge o f 'th* Circuit Oowrt o f .Urn Bert nib Jo- der th# following propped charter, tb* orUlait lowing aball ba Iba Article* o f Ibcorporatloo. dlclal Circuit o f tb* 8 t*t# o f florlda. In aad of whlrb la mnr on flia.U tb* oftlca of tb* a** of the 8tal* of riorida, at Tatlabaas*M' for Seminole Cooaty. at hla Chamber* la Da- ratary ABTICLES O r DfCPBrOBATIOM Florida. or N AllI-LIN K ABSTRACT CORPORATION ARTICLE L Tba tiauia of Ihla curporalloo aball tw NAHIILINK AnsTIlACT pOBTOBATION. at»d It* prlJclpal placa o f boaloaa* shall ba In fianbwil. Kaminola County, riorlda. Tb* a*Id rorporalloo may hara office* alarwbara In Iba Slala o f rioflda at by Its bus toes* may twcom* oaceaaary eg •■pettiest. 1 ARTICLE II. Tb* general aalttr* o f tbt bualnes# to ba transacted by the corporation aball aa fol­ lows: To tfanscrlt* th# pohUc record* of Bamlnola. U k e ' ami Voltula Cuunlla*. riorlda. and sorb other Counties as may b* determined upua and to rowplla Abstracts of Title to real property In Ibe Count la* o f Bamlool*. Lak# and Volusia, and sorb olbar Counlla* aa may I* bar*after determined p i» o for commercial purpewea and lo guaranies ami Insure title* to real prop­ erty Id aabl Memlnol*. Lak* aad Volusia coun­ lla* Florid* and auefa olbar Counlla* aa may ba hereafter determined upon. To purrbaaa State and CVrnnty and Unnlclpat tax sale certificate* Id It* own behalf and aa agaal foe olbar par­ son. p*r*«o* or corporation*, and sail and assign tb* same for profit or to obtain tax dead* thereon. To buy and sell mortgagee, storks, lorn la and olber securities and lo own and con­ trol Ibe same. To boy, sell, make, mortgage, l^ase, manage, control or otherwise operate ab­ stract looks or abstract plant* for profit la the Couutlr* of lietutools, l.*ke and Volost* ami such olber coontlta lu Ibe Dial* * f riorlda as may hereafter ba determined ojam. To own, buy. *eII. lease, mortgage or otherwise ancamber m l and paraonal property In Iba state o f riorlda. To act aa Truatr* for Individual* or rurperatloos. lo execula truaU. and to art as Eierutor* o f tVIll# aad Admlnlatralor c f Estate*, and to operate and otadoct a general trust buaineaa at any lim e tbla rorporalloo may comply with tb# requirement* of tb* laws o f tb* m ale o f Florida ‘gurrmlog tba same, and lo exercise *«d enjoy all of lb# privilege* pre­ scribed under lb* provision* of power* according lo Ibr statute# o f tba aiale o f rior- Resolution to Be Adopted Whereas, the returns of the election ordered by this board to be held on the 17th day of May, 1921, to deter­ mine the question as to tho creation and establishment of the Special Road and Bridge District described in the petition filed with this Loard on the 8th day o f Mnrch, 1921, and as set forth in the call for said election have been duly made to this board by the inspectors of said election; and, IJ*' ARTICLE n i . * The amount o f th* capital atock q f Ihl# com Whereas, said returns have been ■oration shall b* rifle ru Tbouaaod Itia.OtXl.OO) opencil and duly canvassed by the tollar*. to ItaJllBIK, iv be MW divided »lai.wvia Into On* Tbouaand -------; . . . „ Cl.MO) , a aba re* of Ibe par value o f Fifteen ( 115.M ) Ital board, nnd, lira each. Said atock may be paid for In raaL ot Id property, labor, or service*, at a Just Whereas a canvass of snid returns valuation lo be fixed by the board o f director* shows that 129 votes were cast for the al a mealing called for aucb purpiwe. ARTICLE IV, creation, and establishmen t of said Tb* corporation shall exist perpetually. ARTICLE ▼. Speciul Road and Bridge District, nnd Tb# buaineaa of Ibe corporation aball be con­ 39 votes were cast against the crea­ ducted by a Hoard o f IHreclora consisting of not Ira* than three nor more than" fir# memtion and establishment of said Special Iwra The Plrector* from Ibelr number aball elect a President; a Vie* ITealdent; a Bccr*Road and Bridge District, lary and Trraeurer. On# peraoa may bold lb* Therefore, be it resolved, nnd it is office o f Nith Rertelary ami Treasurer. Tb# peraoo* wbo are lo conduct Ibe buaineaa o f so ordered nnd declared, that the retbla rurpuratlta aa Ita tampnrary officer* until lb* IHreclora are sleeted at lb* flrat aanaal nult of said election is in favor of-tho meeting o f Ibe stockholder* bcreloafter provid­ creation And establishment o f the ed for aball be George 8 . Naab. I’ realdenl: W. R. IJbk. Vlce-ITealdeol: E. 8. Baker. BecrelarySpecial Road and Bridge District de­ Trvaaorer. wbo, logelber with R. C. UumKlale and B. 8 . Wav, shall constitute Ibe Hoard o f scribed In snid petition, and in favor IHreclora. The first annual meeting of lb# of the construction . of the . proposed alock bolder* shall be held on the Second Tues­ day I d January. A. P. 1022. and annually thereroad nnd bridges therein described a flir on Ibe Hecoad Tuesday la January of each and every year, aucb meeting to be held al tb* with funds derived from the issuance principal office of the corporation al Hanford, and sale of bonds of said Special Rond riorlda. ARTICLE VI. and Bridge district in the sum of $90,The highest amount o f Indebledaeaa or lia­ bility to which Ihla cor|oratl<* can at any 000.00, payable thirty years after time tnbjvcl llaelf la One llandred Tbouaand date, with interest at the rate of si* illup.Q uoooi Hollar* ARTICLE V n . per cent per annum, authorixed by Tb# aeal of Ihl* corpora (Ion aball he a circu­ lar Impression and bear In tb# center the word# snid election, and, * "Corporate Heal'* aivl around the rlrrumference Be it further resolved thnt as the "NARII-LINK A lirn tA C T COni'OllATION. IM I." result of said election the territory ARTICLE VIII. and arvn particularly described and Names, m l den re* and aulwcrlpllon o f IncoT' poralor*; set forth in said petition, fied with Residence Kbac Nam# this board on March 8th, 1921, and Orlando. Fla. . U Geo. H Nash ns described and set forth in the call Or land*». FI* ♦( W II link Hanford, ris I! It C llurnelale for an election, dated April 5, 1921, Orlando. FI* • E H llaker or.o n s ash , be nnd the same is hereby declared to W R. LINK. be a lawfully constituted Special Road II C. Ill UNHItAl.L. K n. WEV. nnd Bridge djstrict of Seminole Coun­ E. 8 RAKER. HTATK i>r rLURIHA. ty, Florida, officially designated ns COUNTY or OltANtIt: Special Road and Bridge District No (►n tbla day j**raoca!ly ai»p*ar#<! t»fo»* I II Fit K ill C K I J T ir t that on ihla day l e 2, of Seminole County, Floridn. f*trr m f k r R < « a ll j •p|>##rr*l ' A It i V i w y . N. tirv. .H Saab, \V. II. Unk. II C Uomada!*.' h. II- W . .**i#trmih and J N. HcLxtrrr*. l o ni# trrll S llaker. K. K. Wee. well known tt» me lo Adopted this 19th day of May,-.A. knsiwri ti» tw (h r {wtoatti# n»n>«s| In #ml a»l»o the |vrrw*na w)»o eirrtitrsl *lhe farefiring char­ • rllte.J li rir m u .M iik ! tkF* r>irr$uln( artlcl*# ter and aeterallj, eaxb f**r hlmwlf and not ri*f D. 1921. •»f in-'»»n**r#t W»n. an d I h r j «li«l #*«erallyr at*- the other. */bDowleilfK] that he e ie .tite l the L. A. BUMLEY, knnAlrvU * l-rfikf* in# that |h#J r i r o t i t ^ ] tb* atm« for lb* u*e« tnd porpo«ea therein et, ,* f**r lh# |itif|k*fs th rrrln ri| tf»M fi| • l>fea**«1 Chairman. •• lor W|tne«# my bant! anti offfrf-tl #t t»rlani|n. U IT V F * * M» >••01! an\l n fft r la l #^«1 at Han (Panir i ’sHjtifj, Florida, tble thf 3»Mh la) of f-Ttl In tl.r • triii)1 1 oaf ant) Hfat^ « f O. P. SWOPE, A|ili, A !».* IWI. Fl>*rl«la on till# t i e 7tb tlay n f June. A. I» l i d . iNotarlal Beal) W. I llnllA N . E. CURLETT, IM KAI.i . I.FO I.A TOW Kl.|r. Votary I’uMIr. Btat* N otary 1‘ uM tr. S i i t r Bonrd of County .if rV«rl«1k at t ar^-r .f I livrl.U «| | atgr M i t ..n>n la*|>rii e v p lrr a K v p tfm le r P».*t VI» (('II loot ft aspire-* |w-a 21 l '»21 l lommissioncrs of 43 * tf •. k«» \ ivi i»n »> Seminolo County, l » t " M if 1 f.*f If »f* |l *.t. NOTICE or APFLICATI0N TOR TAX DEEDS Folfidn. SPECIAL MEETING 0 ) STOCKHOLDERS Legal Advertisements A ch «a, pains, nervousnass, diffi­ culty in urinating, often moan acrioua disorder*. T h e worlcfa standard rem edy for kidney,liver, b'adder and uric a d d trouble#— JH H u> I ty, Florida, officially designated as Special Road and Bridge District No. 2, of Seminole County, Florida. Adopted this 19th day of May, A. D. 1921. L. A. BRUMLEY, Chairman. C. W. ENTZMINGER, L. P. HAGAN, O. P. SWOPE, E. CURLETT, Board of Cdunty Commissioners, of Seminolo County, Floridp. H o n o r o r in c o r p o r a t io n Nolle* U k*r*br given, that th# undersigned Intend lo apply lo tb« Ilooortbl* Carr A. Her<!*«, Governor of th* Slat* of Florida, al Tallabaa***, Dorlda, ra lb* 12th day o f Jaly, A. !>. 1021. far Latter* I’ alrot Incorporating AUTOMOTIVE » m T COMTAHY under lb* following proceed charter, lb* orig­ inal of which I* now no file In the office of Iba Brcrtlarr of Btala al TaUabaaaa*. riorlda. A. It. CIIBNBT, N. K. W. RIRTRL'NK. J N fM'll WKEIIK r n o r o s E D a r t ic l e s o r in c o r p o r a t io n UNDER SECTION STS 0ENERAL STAT­ UTES OF THE STATE 0T FLORIDA O wn.(a. Florida. Jana »th. IMI. Nolle* la baraby gHau that by iltrrcllcm (if Nolle* Is hereby glrrn that O. G. Wolcott Iba Ib-ar-l o f IHrcatora o f Hi* Oaraola ('yprw* purchaser o f Tax Certificate No. 3M0, dated the Fomiiany a *|w<-U| moating la hereby ralleil to Tth day o f June, A. D. 1*M, ha* filed aald carl-e bold on the Ikth day o f July. A. l>. IMI. tlftrata in my offtr*. and haa mad* applica­ at 10 on a ni at the office of tbe tVmpany tion for tax deed to Issue tu accordance with al Os,-eola. Fk-rl-la for tba pursue of voTttig law. Said certificate embrace* th* following •>n Iba -inrvllon to lnaraa-a Ilia rapllal alt-k of deaertt—it property Situated In Seminole County. ilia r.-nqiany from |U ii n o oi lo f l (Vo.nm * 1 Fkirlda. tccwlt: by Iba aathoruallon of Ilia taauance of |<refarTrd lo t |t>. Midways add to Oviedo Tb* aald al.ak In iba amonnl of fvm oral r«l ,n I* ,)j. land being aaaeaaed at llie data of tba lasnaorg »bla.| lull. 1 . 0 0 atiaree of Ilia par i.lua of of such rertfftrat* In tb* name of (Md, Fellow*; Jliaiiai earb. and In fit Ibe relative rlgbla amt Also Notice la hereby riven that O O. prtflletea of Ibe alia raa of ,-vtnmon ali-*k and 1 Wolcott, purchaser of Tat Certificate No. 31A, Iba abarra of prafarre-l ati-k of aal-l -Aimpany dated Ibe 3rd day of Julj A D i» i« . ba* riled and to fifofl.tr Iba malln.! by «b|r|, aabl a.l.tl said certificate In my office. ,*nd baa made, tb*nal abarra ofprefarred «L>cg aball I* Jia* application foe tat deed to issue In accordance t-ua.1 of |,y ibe cair|a#altoo. with law. Said certificate emlaacea tbe fol­ And ateo lo Amend Article III o f Ibe Chap lowing deecrtt—d property situated In Satnlnni* ler and article* of lnr\*pcfattoo of the com County, Florida, to w lt pany ao that aald Afllcte III aball conform lo t e l S. Midway near Oviedo. The aald land Ibe Irru-a of ibe Inarraae of. rapllal atiwk. and being aaaeaaed at the data of lb* laauanr* of Ibe cxaidltton nf aucb tncraaae-and Ibe relative aueh evrtlflcat* ta Iba name of Nalnvu Horton. right* of tba common and preferred aKick bold- ■ Also: Nolle* la baraby given that O. O. er*. Wolcott, purchaser bf Tax C*rilricaf* No. 441, F. H. WHJtON. dated tbe 3rd day ot June. A. D. IBIS, baa filed • l*f«#ldaal. aald certificate la my office, and baa mad# ap­ D. J. FEITNER. plication for tax dead to laao* la acoord* new 42.51c Searetary. with Uw. Said rartlflcata embrace* tb* follow­ ing described property, to w11: IN CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDICIAL to t IS. Midway In Sac. 10. Twp. 21 !L. Rang* CIRCUIT. IN AND TOR SEMINOLE. 31. Tb* aald land bring aaaeaaed at lb* data COUNTY. FLORIDA— IN CHANCERY of th# Issuance ot aucb rartlrirata tn tb# nan* of Nalaoo llortoo. CITATION Unlaw* said rrrttflratea shall to redeemed aaMatkew Itlckion. Complainant, cording to Uw tax deeds will Issue tbarton cu v*. tb* 27tb day o f Jana. A. D. 1921. IV'ra Mae Illckauo. IVfeodant. Witness my official signature and aaal tbU To I tar* Mae lllckaoo. AH Weat t.VSrd Street. tto Ifttb day of May. A. D. 1P21. New York City. New York: (SEAL) E. A. DOCGLABB. If appearing from an affidavit filed In tbt* Clark Circuit Coart. cauae that Ibe residence of tbe defendant ta H Samtnol* County, FU. W eal H int Street. New York City. New York: By V. M. ItOUGLARB. D. C. that II ta Ibe belief of affiant that Ibe defend­ 40-«te ant Is over twenty-uoe year* of age amt ibat Iter-e t* tv> perwm In ll»e State of rkatda 1be NOTICE Or AFFLICATION TOR TAX DEED aertlce of a aub|vwna upon whom would bled UNDER SECTION t? » . 0ENERAL STAT­ the aald defendant: , UTES. LAWS o r FLORIDA Tli err fore. you. Ik v i Mae Hlrkano. aw hereby Katie# la hereby gtveu that J. F. Lalng. pur­ required cm tbe 4lb day o f July. A. I>. IMI. lo chaser o f Tax Certificate No. bin. dated tba appear to tbe bill o f complaint filed agalaat you 2nd day o f Jane. A. IV 1813. baa filed said cer­ In thla rauae. otherwise a decree pro cunfreao tifies ta ta my office, aad baa mad* application will •« aald data be entered agatnal you. for tat deed to Issue la arcoadauo* wltk law. It la further ordered that aald ootlc* be pub­ Bald certlflcat* embrace# the following dewcrlblished tn Ibe Sanford Heruld. a newspaper pub­ *d property nltnated tn Remtnnt* Cbuaty. Flori­ lished la Seminole County, for four couaeruilr* da. to-wtt: Lot 24 Slaotlford's Add. Ranford. weeks. Tb# aald laud tolng * rare s i.I at tb# date o f tb# WITNESS my baud aad tb* veal o f tb* abut# Issuance o f such certificate In tto name nf II. stated court oo this 1st day ot Jan*. A. D IM I. Wllaou. Unless aald centrical* shall be redeem­ (SKALi B. A. DOCOLARH, ed according to law ta t deed will Issue uervra Clerk of tb* d e r a il court. on tbe llth day o f Jaly. A. B. IM I. , W emlaat* LVualy, riorida. Witness my official slgnaiare and seal this Ry: V. E. DOCOLAOS. D. C. tbe 2nd day s f Jane. A. D. IM I. JOHN G. I.EONARDI. IREALl’ X A. DOUGLASS. Solicitor and o f Counsel for Complainant. Clerk Circuit Court. 42-Sir. Seminole (taunt/, Fla. 43-Rte________________B y: A. M. WEEKS. D. C. NOTICE Or AFFLICATION FOB T A X D O ---------------. STAYUNDER SECnOB STS. OENEBAL NOTICE OF AFFUCATTOM FOE T A X DKTD UNDE* RXCTION ITk. 0EXEKAL STAT­ UTER, LAWS OF IX 0R ID A UTES. LAWK OF FLO H D A Notice I* hereby ft ran that Carolina Lewis. Nolle# I* hereby given that F. to Woodruff. Ella* Hartley aad Grcagta Hartley, Trustee* Concord camatrry. purrhaeaca o f Taa Ovttftcat* purchaser o f Tax Certificate Ns. ICO. dated th* No 4ta>. dated lb* 3rd day *f Jana. A. D. 1X07. 2nd day s f June. A. B. 1818. ta . riled aald cer­ boa filed aald cart!fleat# to my offlc*. and kaa tificate la my office, and bns mad* application made app 11calk— for lax deed to lease la ac­ foe lax dead I* la*** ta •ecu*dance vrlhl law. cordance with law. Said certificate embrace* Said certlflcat# embraces the fotkswlag de­ Ibe following deecrlbed property siiaaled ta Ham scribed property situated ta Setclncl* county, Iso la county. Florida, to-wtt: I err* In a-tear* riorida. to-wtt: I W t , o f NCV* ami \ w r , 0f la *W . co* of Lot 3, Bee. S. Twp. 21. S. K 30 SES* and W H o f N i l * o f SEV*. See. Id. Twp. K. i acre. Tb* sold Und batag aanoaard at 90 R-. Rang* 20. Acre*, loo. The said land tba data of Ibr Isaacixe o f aucb certlflcat* ta tolng asatusvJ at tb* data o f tb* ten sor* s f th* asm* of W. 0. Moor*. Uafeoo aald fertl- such cvrilflcata ta th# name o f U. a . Mnusou. flcata aball to rrdavmrd according to Uw tax Us Ira* said certtricsta shall to redeemed ac­ dead wtll Issue tkarroo on tb# llth day nf Jaty. cording tn tow tax dead will tea** tbrrew om tt# llt h day o f Jaty. A. B. 1821 A. D. IMI. Wltaaaa my official alga it are and aaal this tb* Witness my sfnaU I aigaathf# and aaal this 2nd day o f Jana. A . D. 1821. th* 2nd day o f Jana. A. K MBS. (REAL) X A. DOUGLARR. DOUG LAIS. IREAL) Clark O reult Court. Clark Circuit Ctourl. Baaalanto Itaunly, fto , Bamlnola C W atj. n o . B y: A. M. WEEKS, I>. C. E y: A. M. WEEKS, D. & 42v*1c 4 2 4 tc : *-i . ■*• . 1 - • t ' . . • ' * * * ,-= ? ■ - - - [JBd. riorlda. or a* aooa thereafter aa tb# matter raa bo beard, for on order graatlag aid approving a Charter Incorporating BANFORI) HOD a GUN CLUB, a* a corporation, NOT FOB I'UOriT, under tb* laws *f tb* Blau of Florida. / Tho geotral nature aad object of tb# corpor­ ation shall be literary, baaovaleat. scientific aad social, and thereby to develop and vacourag* skill la bunting and flaking, and to provide sod maintain any aad all legUlmat* metbode of en­ tertainment desired for tho bewaflt of Its mem­ ber*. aad to acqalro aad bold sultsbio locations aad buildings for tb* bea(fit and entertainment aad advancement of aaJd member*. Tb* proposed Charter ot such corporation I* now on rile la tb* offlco of tho Clerk of tb* Circuit Oourt la and for Seminole Cooaty, Flor­ ida. Hated at Ranford, riorlda, this th* 10th day ot Nay. IMI. Signed: 8. rULBSTON. W. M. HAYNDfl, E. r. HOUBHOLBEB. G. W. KNIGHT, B. a BOWER, OBO. D. H1BHOP. EDWARD I1IGOIN8. F. B. It(H'MILLAT, A. R. KEY. 40-811 ^ T V' f c ’ U V. IlllYAN. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION or B B T AN-WHEELER MOTOR CONT ART Wa, Iba undersigned, have agreed lo associate ourselves and do hereby become associated the purpose o f forming a body politic aad' porale. under and by virtu* ot tbo Law* of u * Stale o f Florida, and do hereby adopt tb* f^L lowing Artlclr* o f Incorporation: ARTICLE I. Tb* name o f thla Ooeporstioo aball be lia r AN-WHKELBIl MOTOR COMPANY" aad principal office* aad place o f boats*#* shall l# at Seafood, Hemlnol* County, Stale o f riueldu but It may bav* and establish aucb olbar officm ami place* o f boalneao at such place* aa ( Z Hoard ot IHreclora may from time to time d*. Irrmtne. . ARTICLE II. Tb* general nature o f tb* bualues* to t# transacted and cuodneted by said corpccatlm aball be as fellows, to-w ll: To acquire, salt, buy, own, maoafartuit aad otherwise deal to automobile*, automobile tlrv* and auttMDobU* accessories o f errry kind va* description whatsoever; lo buy, sell and dval 1* gasoline, any and all kind* of oils and all kind* o f motor fual; to own, eatabllab. maintain and equlpp nnd operate garage* and automm nr court or county judoe. ■exin ole bile repair abop* ahd atorag# boltdlag*. fu* a , general repair and (torag* o f aatomoblle* and C0UNTT; STATE OF FLORIDA other vehicles o f a Uk# ckaractar; to malsum •(Hip** go—->w*m4 m aw*# ootalvllalv -*--- - abaitary* Ipp, ctmdact and eatabllab storagt ADMINISTRATION service. vulcanUlag ptanU and paiat abopa; to . (Cttatlaa) conduct any aad all manner o t boat**#* tor tk* Eatata of advancement o f lb* automoblU Industry, aad a Augusta Itoraar, Deceased. generally vngaga ta. ewadoet and carry cat tk* NT THE JUDOE. OF SAID COURT • . buflneas o f daaUra lo all klada o f gooda, ware* WHEREAS. A. R. Kay baa appUed to thla and merehandle* o f terry class aad daacrlpthai Court for U ttrrs o f AdmlaltUatloa on th* t* acquire, own. lens*, rant. n*IL mortgage aad s e ia u o f Aagnata Horner, deceased, let# o f said oibarwla* deal lu aay aad all klada * f rat) va­ Cooaty o f 8# ml Dole: u l t ; to borrow money aad racurv tb# tarn# to THESE ARB THBRETORB, Tb alto aad ad- mortgage*, deads o f tn u t. brads, or other akSmoolah all aad singular th* kindred and credi­ gallon* therefor, tad to do all ruck olbar tfci»— tor* o f said deceased to b* aad appear before aa may bo aacaaaary or arpadlant to bo dao* tm thla Court oo er before th* 21*1 tb* successful transaction o f tb* basts*** af day o f Jsae, A. D. 10* 1, and fll* ob­ tbU corporatlra, and to bav*. txarris# aad ra­ jections, If aay they bar*, to tb* granting of iny all tb* right, powara and pritllagaa lad. U ttar* o f Administration on said total*, other­ daatal to corpora lira# organised and exUtlag an. wise th* asm* will be granted to said A. R. der and 'by vlria* o f tbo Uwa ot tbt StkU af Key. or lo son* other fit peraoo or person*. Florida. AHTICLR HI. WITNESS my name a* County Judge o f tb* Tba amount o f tb* capital atock of tbU cor­ Cbantyl aforesaid Ihla th* llth day o f May, A. pora Itoo aball be Twanty-flv* Tbouaaod Italian, D. 1021. lo to divided U)(0 Tw o Hundred aad Fifty (254) (BEAL) E. r . H0 U8II0 UDEB, 40 Jte Cooaty Jadg*- abarra o f th* pat valo* o f Oca Huulrvd Dab Ur* ($100.00) each. Tb* capital stack c f this IN CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JU­ corporation may to payabU la tb* lawful mat­ ey o f tb* United Rtatr* o f America, or payable DICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, la. taaued or used for tb* purchase of property, SEK1M0LX COUNTY ellbcr real or. personal, or for. tb* payment at George Galas*, Complainant, labor or service*, at a Jaat - vatu*(loo thereof, va. to to determined by tk* Board ot Director* it Jennie Gala**, Defendant. a me*(log bald foa aucb purpoo*. CITATION ARTICLE Tb Jranl* Gaia**, pine* o f .rt*ldrnce*unkeown: Tbla corporation shall cratlan* and bav* fiQ Yon art hereby ordered to be aad appear be­ power to rxrrcla* l u corporate right* and fra*. fore oor said r o u t at tb* -Court House in Ban- cblaaa far a period o f aUaty-alna yrarv, frua ford. riorida, la tba abova entitled cause oo tb* and nflar tba commencement ot lu corporal* rirat Monday la August, IM I, tk* earn* bring rxUtaoco, or until sooner dissolved according t* lb* flrat day thtrtof. and a rale day o f thl* Uw. Court, to answer tb* bill ot romplalat filed ARTICLE V. berela against you, els* tb* same will bt taken Tb* buatnv#* of IhU corpora Iloo shall to con­ aa co a fraatJ am] followed by appropriate de­ ducted by tb# follow tag officers: A Praaldast. a Vice I’ raatdaht. a Secretary aad Trrarurtr, ll la further ordered that tbla order b* pub­ wbo may to oaa and tb* asm* peraoa. aad a lished la tb* Ranford Herald, a newspaper pub­ Board o f Director*, o f hot leas than three aw lished In Seminole County, riorlda. once each more than five j*ar*ona. wbo must to stock­ week foe eight consecutive week*. holder* of aald corporation and ratified to vot­ Gives undvr my band and seal of said Court, ing power*. this th* 23tb day o f May. 1M 1. Until tb* (rat meeting of tb* stockholders (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, brrelaaflrr provided for. tb* officer* of this cor­ Clerk of Circuit Court, poration shall to ; Pemlnole County, Fla. to T, Bryan, Frvaldant: L. Y. Bryan, VicoBy: V. E. DOUGLASS. Freoldast; and W. V. Wheeler. Secratary aad 41 He Deputy Celrk. Treasurer, and lb* Board o f Btroctor* shall b* to T. Bryan, to T. Bryan nnd W. V. Wbrolar. ■NOTICE or AFFLI CATION TOR TA X DEED Tb* first or organlxatlra meeting of th* atariUNDER SECTION 111 GENERAL STAT­ bolder* o f aald rorporalloo aball to bald ta tk* UTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA CTIy of Ranford, ttaonty o f Ramlsol* aad StatO Nolle* U hereby glrtn that J. E. Lalng. par- of Florida, on tba Btb day o f Jaty. A. B. 1W1. chaser of City Tax Certlflcat* Ne. 1ST. dated fof tba purpo#* of adopting Ry-t^wa aad rotatb* 1st day of April. A. D. 1B1B. haa riled aald plating tb* organlxatloa ot tbla rorporalloo, aad rartlrirata la my office, and baa mad* appllra- also for tb* purpoo* o f elac ling aucb officer* ttoa for tax dead to laao* la accordance with of tb* corporation aa are hereinabove provided law. Raid rartlflcata embrace* tb# following for. and tb it fhereaftrr tb* annual meeting af ilracrltod property situated In BamlnoU County, lb* atockholdar* o f tbU corporation shall t* Florida, to-wit: lo t 3. Block ». Tier B, City of held on tb* rirat Monday lo January of rack Sanford. Fla Th* aald land being aaaeaaed at and every year, at which annual crating all lb* data of tb* Issuance o f aucb certificate tn officer* o f tbt rorporalloo aball to elected. ARTICLE VI tba name of D. 1L Jooaa. Tbe highest amount o f l d e b t cine** of lia­ Also: Nolle* la hereby glrrn that J. E. Lalng. purchaser of Lily Tat Certificate No. bility to which tbit rorporalloo aball »at>)ect it140, dated tb* 1st day of April. A. D. I&1B. ha* •elf aball not exceed tb# aum of Fifty Ttraaaad filed aald certlflcat* la my office, and baa is.litre, at any U nt. ARTICLE VII mad* application for tat deed to Issue In accord­ The name* and residence* of the sutoertbtag ance with Uw. Said c*tllflcate embrace* tba In oor port loft, i b<] Ibf amount of tt# cipltil following described property tlluatrd In Semi­ fotp-w# nole county, Florida, to-wtt tot p, Hlorh S, •t.<k sutoerttwd by each are W . V. Wheeler. Ranford. Florida. 13 aharta. Tier C. City of Ranford. FU. Tba said Und to T. Rry«n. Ranford. Florida. 12 abarea. being assessed at the data of tb* Isaaaar* o f to Y. Bryan. Sanford. Florid*. 1 abate such rartlflrata tn tba name o f W. E. Durham. Witness Whereof. We, Ibe tutocritlBg tlUnless aabl certificate* aball to redeemed ac­ rorIn port tors bate hereunto set our baud* aad. cording to Uw las .deed will Isas* thereon oo affixed our seat* tbla, tba 5Ctk day of May. Alb# 2Tth day o f Jon*. A. D. 1021. , Wlinrs* my official signature and seat tbU B. IK J ISEAL) w . v . w i i e e i .b r . tba I Sth day of Mar, A D. 1021. l«EAL> to T. BRYAN, tSKAl.) n. A. DOUGLARR, iRKkLI to Y. BRYAN, Clerk Circuit Court. STATE OF FLORIDA. , Jtamlnol* County. Fla. SEMINOLE COUNTY. By A M WEEKR. H. C. 1 Herat.y Certify. Ibal .at thl* day peremOU sp lea m l tef..re t»c. an officer dulj ,a!!.rttad It., administer ualba an.1 take a. know leditncot*. NOTICE OF MASTER S BALE W. \* Wheeler. 1- T llryan and L 1 >!rf In tba Circuit Court of tbs Sevvatb Judicial I ti. me well known and known by me to te tt* •an.e perera* descrltol tn and wbo tntovtleJ t* Circuit of tb* Slat* of Florida, la aad far tbe forarntng artlclr* of larorporaltra. and Ihri SamUsU County.— Is Chancery. did severally .acknowledge tofora m* ttol thV I’ eoplc* Bank o f Sanford. Florida, Complainant, executed amt signed tbe aald Artlcla# of locufvs. ration for lb* uses sad purpo**# thartla 41* to J. Mlxaoa, Respondent. Notice Is hereby glean that In parsuanc* of uTlVItne** YYharrof. I bav* hereunto vat M fin a l d e cree lavued In abov# en title d e* mand and offtetat real at Ranford. I .taldta May 21. IM I. I will offer for eat* at poblle tbla tbe 2»!tb day of May. A. P. IMIE. F HOLSlIOl.l'ER, outcry to tba blgbrat bidder at Iba front door iREALl County Judge. Itemtool* of tba court house In Ranford. Seminole Coun­ County. Fkridx. ty. Fk>r|.la, on July rib. IM I, during tb* legal tl 5tc boor* of tala tba following iltvctlled property, •Hutted Ip Kemlnole County, Florida Tbe Weat IN CIRCUIT COURT. TTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. ta lf o f tto Northeast quarter of Section 27. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA — Township IP. Itanre 32 East also tb* South­ IN CHAN CEB T west quarter of the Southeast quarter uf Sec­ tion 22. Township 18. South of Range 32 East; also one 3vl bora# power. 4 cylinder Regal gaso­ BILL TO QUIET TITLE line engine Namier R22S with Atwater Kant tO. II.) and high tension magneto Ignition ayttem and ( W a r II. l ir s m lla g . 8 r . C om p lain an t. on# 12 horse tower* Laibrop single cylinder gas­ oline angina, complete with shafting, wheal* A. II. Gerard. Hattie Gerard. Ms wife. tU and combination stern* tearing* and stuffing box known legatre* and devisee* “ deT the l*" foe rack engine. Also cme gnaolla* launch w ill aad tratamant o f A. 11. Gerlxd o? of k» iitu C nrdM iS# flfl M " w ife Hattie Geranl. tto nnknowD unknowa bbvtr* named Winona, length 3d feet,-breadth It f**t, Iba gam* tolng a flat, round bottom gaaolln* H. Gerard or of hi* wife Uattl# Gerafd: 1“ TurnalL Cat to fins Turn* 11. hla wlfa. tb# J launch, completely equipped and tearing aer, 1st curator 2*1372. all foregoing land tn Ramiknown legatre* and dertaee# under tb# note County, riorida.* Term* of aal* cash. will and traument o f Job* TurnrlL or “ w ife and tralameul o f Joha Ttrnall. ct a» * SCHELLE MAINER. w ife Catbrrta* TurnalL nnd tb# onknawi Special Mailer ta CLtncery. Ranford. Tin.. • balre o f John Turnsll. and o f hi# wir*. (*!*•• May 24. IM I. 4l-4te In* Turnsll. Defendant*. _ NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS;• > A. II. GERARD. AND OATTIBGBRASIL TO NOTICE OF AFFUCAT10N TOE -TAX DEED I lls W ir E , RESIDENCE UNKNOWN: • UN DER SECTION »T». GENERAL STATTO JOllN TURN B IX AND CATHERINE T V J UTES. LAWS OF FL0E1DA NELL. HIS WIFE. RESIDENCB PNEKOWW Notice la hereby given that Fn-Kr Curlett. If appearing by lb* aworn' bill of rocp«“ » purchaser o f Ta* Certlflcat* No. 2.VV date.1 tb# riled bereln against you that you bar* M 2nd day i-f Jane. A. D. I Ml*, baa Bird aald cer­ fo bav# some Inlareat In tto follow lag 4t « ,r e tificate IIT my office, amt baa made application land In Remlnoto County. Florida. m for Tax l*r*d to laaue In aeroplane* with law. Lota Ftv# IS), and Seven (I ). IUock to « •aid certlricale embrace* tto following dreerUp Gertrud* Addition lo Sanford. Plat D«>* *• C V d properly, altnated In Seminole t ..untj. Flor­ 112 I II, a* recorded in Remlnoto Cooaty ^ ida. to w lt: Beg. RE n e o f NB«, of NF.», Sec. 2W- Twp. at! S., Range 32 E.. run W 03 yd*. N You are lb ere fare hereby required 1R2 j a d s . w es 3-3 yards, > 61.33 yards. E lo to aad appear tofor# out Clrtnlt I47.W yards. R lo to * Tto said laud tolng tto Court House In Ranford. FWVU. «• " J •■•esaed nl tto data o f tba Issuance o f aucb rtret Monday la August. 1821, totag th# certificate In tbe name o f J. (j. Adams. Eat. day o f aald mrath. than and thar* ta A lso:* Notice la hereby given that Ea<V>r Cur- •war to tto MU o f complaint U reU ritod toll, pnrrbsaer o f Tax Certlflcat* N'n. S M . dated y#u, and tbarela fall not. ate* aald bill # « " , tb* 2nd day s f June. A. IV 1818. baa riled said taken aa roof*----- - — » «■ foBowv# certificate In my office, and baa made aprll- •Goal dacree cation for Tax Itard to Issue la accccdaae* with It to farttar ordered that thl* n0*1'* . JlT law. Raid certificate embrace* th* fallowing Uaha-1 In tto Saarord Herald, a IZo desrrltod property situated la Remlnoto County, Itetod in Ramin#!* Oaunty. Florida, oura Florida, to-w ll: Beg. fcS yard* W s f RE esc. week for right ron#ec#tlv# weak*. e o f NKl» o f NEU, Use. SB. tw p . # } R .» g , TO ALL PARTIES CLAIMIXO AN iN T B * * g 33 East., run N IR2 yard*. W IM 2-3 yards. S IN THE PR0 PBRTT HEREIN hi*’ O'DB9C-B IR *' IR3 yard*. K IM 2-3 yards. Tb* aald tend tolng I ndrr A. H. Garard. Halt)# Oratd. 3? a e a s e d at tbe date o f tb* Issuance of sorb and John TurnalL Oathtria* TarnalL hi# certlflcat* In tbe name o f J, (J. A lla n . EaL latea* aald certificate* shall to redeemed ac­ It tolng" mad* tn appear by • ***** cording to law taa deeds will Ireo* tberera co Complaint filed toretn agalast r « " ” tbe l l t h day o f Jaly. A. B. IM I. t* bav# •*•* Wttnevw my sriYclal slgnaiare and seal thl* haa* or claimIS< n1 lb* 2nd day o f Jane. A. Iv 1831. Btoridn, to-vrit: ____ f. 4 (SEAL) X A. POUGI.ARR. Lata Fit# (I ), and Seven ( T ) . B * * * » ^ u , • Clerk Circuit Ctaurt. SL Gertrud* Addttteu In Rsnfavd. *rtet Remlnoto County, rto. pores 112 111, aa n corded to Ormtool* C"1 42-4ie B y: A. M. WEEKR. D. & Florida. You are therefor* baraby rammarfsj NOTICE OF AFFLICATION FOE DECREE OF qsired te to and appear before our aabl P n T DISSOLUTION Oourt at th* Itanrt liras* to Soar To creditors and all ether* having claim* under on th# Flrat Monday Is »*pt#*xh#r. tv agalaat lta*tutrkrv Ranch fovnj-aey. a roc- tto fifth day of aabl mrath. the* —w poratlo* under tto laws af Florida, ha vin g Its mak* aaawar ante th# b ill* re«/u1^ ^ principal place of business at Ranford. Ftav- toreta agalaat y*#. aad tbaretn aald MU will h# Ukaa aa renf*#**4 a* •*»*— Ida. aad fs whom It may roorara: Taka untie*, that Ttasoha tehee Ranch Uoo-- you. ta to feltownd by tun1 M pah pany, a rvwperstkui. will, af 10 00 a. m . ou It to further ordered thnt thl# n#Oc* «• Jaly 1. 1821. or a* aoo* thereaflar aa ---- — r| llabed aw# esc* week tod, tw«lv«_ w#at*. raa to heard, apply by petlUc* t« th* Judge uf Raaford llafald. a newspaper — “ ,k*_ • * the Revruth Judicial Clr- ooto Ctawsty. rtorida. day 1*11 af rtorida. at (bankerv, toe * o* cry* af Itaw* and ordered this th# vslnatary dlaaoturicn. termlaaUag Its rorpor- 1821. DOUGLAS ata vxtetanre accwrdlag to atatnt* la aucb care (Ctork*. toG) > ctork Clrratt mad* aad provided. TOOOIIATCI1EB RANCH COMPANY ROBINSON A BUDGES. DICKINSON A DICKINSON. Orlando, fto . Ba&tttan tor OaanplaJato. 43-41* �THE SANFORD, W EEKLY HERALd, FRIDAY, JUNE 10,1921 LADIES’ HOSE,- per pair, June Sale price !....... BOYS’ OVERALLS MEN’S SOCKS, June Snle price LADIES VESTS, June Sale price BOYS’ COVERALLS, June Sale price ... BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS, June Sale price........ SILK HOSE, . June Sale .price BOYS’ WASH SUITS, June Sale price... BALBRIGGAN DRAWERS, June SMe price............... SILK CAMISOLES, June Sale price CHILDREN’S HOSE, June Sale price.... UNION SUITS, • June Sale price PETTICOATS, June Sale price CHILDREN’S SANDALS June Sale price.......... DRESS SHIRTS, June Sale price 10 Y A R D S BLEACH IN G S G IN G H AM S In Big June Sale, 5 yards for VOILES, per yard, June Sale price UNION MADE OVERALLS, reduced from $1.98, June Sale price.............. PERCAL, per yard June Sale price UNION MADE PIN CHECK PANTS, June Salu price............................. . ....... S CURTAIN SCRIM, per yard June Sale pricp.............. KHAKI PANTS, June Sale price SKIRTS, FRUlT o p THE LOOM, per yard, DENIM WORK SHIRTS, FACE TOWELS, 2 for INDIAN HEAD, per yard, June Sale price............... STRAW HATS, June Sale price. SILK COLLARS, ORGANDIES, per yard, June Sale price...... DRESS PANTS, June Sale price LINEN COLLARS, June Sale price. BED TICKING, 10 yards, June Sale price........ ENGLISH LA ST SHOES, . June Sale price........... SUIT CASES, . June Sale price. BATES’ SEERSUCKER GINGHAM, per yd June Sale price.................. ......................... MEN’S SANDALS, TRUNKS, June Sale price. BLUE WORK SHIRTS, June Sale price........ H A N D BAGS, June Sale price. DRESS __ GINGHAM, |E , 32 inches wide, per yard, w U lT i© ie -T . $ 1 .2 5 I 2 4 GEORGETTE WAISTS June Sole price....... JAP SILK WAISTS, Black only, Extra Bizes, June Sale price. �TH E___SANFORD, W E E K L Y H ERALD, FR ID A Y, JU N E 10,1921 j__ L i __i___ ^ _L __ J____.___ a ________ a.__ ____ t __ ti___*- • **--"*■• w *__• __i ___ • __ ^_______ •____ i . _ WOODRIjNG, OF T H E P EftU ( I N D I A N ) the climatic, luxury, of the opical, ione, clothed in the virdure which springs from soil P am kissed by fiassion^te sunbeams UySQH and bathed by copious showegs; tended% a BbODld rich iii the virtues of indilstry. tnrift ana sobriety; with a dozenports busied with ships laden with the products of every clime; dowered with an incomparable forest; the earth stored with valuable depos­ its of phosphate and clays; supplied with splendid clear lakes, fringed with moss-rcovered trees, in which the finny tribe play with endless dive and swirl; provided with ample supply of good water; flecked with ipagnificeTOi^^praJ groV^We plains « d byiw&V Herds; gemea,%mbewitchinggard&nsTdotiedWith flouribMk cities sM fm [O % p ld (f n d ,th e trange appeal—wiei Jpiost.Snficultto,an Pee with its old,,wpri plike, FI Strange ;e-or exp. ayor stil merit; itrhHsbverHeen, and itw ill^ n tm u e to charm and enthrall in the years to come, just as it has in centuries past. The venturesome explorers o f four hundreds years ago, though often times forced to turn back because o f in­ surmountable difficulties, found in Florida, a land o f enchantment. Today one can revile in the warmth and sunshine, in the long stretches o f white sandy beaches and in the crystal clearness of the many lakes and the cool breezes o f velvety softness as they whis­ per a unique and most interesting feature of many o f the lakes is the long rows o f pine sap-. plings found at the waters edge. One could feel almost o f certain the planting had been designed and made by man but such is not the. case—it is just a pretty bit o f nature’s handiwork. Combinations of nature’s beauty are here frequently found in a ripplin, glake,. trees heavily laden with Spanish moss and a bit of sunlight breaking through. Those who will take the,time to explore a bit out o f the beat­ en paths will find many delightful surprices. There is something new and different await­ ing one just over the Hill or around the turn and one never tirq sof these scenes.^ As t\fi moss*- es take o^fantaffic.shapes and sombre torn;.. Njght treads qui< heelaof d ^ anJmshera m twinkli a brilliancy only exceeded, in noi Frankness and veracity compel us to admit that for four hundred years Florida was used scarce more than for-a-gateway, its explor­ ers passing through and beyond in search not o f fertile land but o f gold(in bulk to carry back across the seas. It has been a far cry from those early troublesome days to the p r ^ n t t t a e . and the.tra,i^sftosi«mi ftjWfca dayjs all tfte’jnore ma^yejious .for the reason that-the greatest strid^-hav^JbNeen ma$Mn the past,debacle. Azure, skyde and rainbow,tinted Florets old, in years yet young,and fresh ]With ophorS . Thje^oil responds lavishly with mie]U g i t ^ e g « p g t o u s l y ^ ^ t o ;, t h e , l m p J , t h . a h d . j 9 y v o f the people. With interminable resources and scenery as varied asit is beautiful Florida enthralls and fascinates The search for the fable's perpetual foun­ dation o f youth is now only a memory, button the other hand we found those things which spell long life and happiness. The song of birds, the perfume o f orange blossoms and flowers, skies o f etheral blue, nights o f vel­ vety softness with myriad stars o f surpassing brilliancy—these and more are yours to pos­ sess without let or hindrance. Florida, to many who have yet to visit here is a mass of contradictions. Exaggerated re­ ports and misleading literature o f an earlier day coupled with ruthless* exploitation of lands oftimes wholly unsuited for agricul­ ture, are largely responsible. Happily all these things are almost wholly in the past. Well marked trails now lead to whatever the traveler may most desire. A mass o f infor­ mation is his fo r the asking from govern­ ment, state, and various districts. A network o f splendid roads o f asphalt arid brick are at his disposal and make readily excessable al­ most every part o f the state. The early ex- quently did that/the whole country is beipg done today at the rate o f $35,000 000'1 yearly from h er prbducts of agriculture and ! livestock alone and this is only the beginning With the state's almost limitless resources” i it would be difficult, even for those who have carefully measured the possibilities, to over­ estimate the value o f her products in the years just ahead. With an average annual value o f farm products o f $149.00 per acre* with billions of feet of standing timber, suf’ f icientjWhenpawed,to buildhomes for twen*y.n^l»Shr)eftBl«i5;Wrth,apiannual production offeighty#r cepttof the world's phosphate with a yiej$;eacbhyear of turpjentine and ros n&valuedtot million withha»outgo of mon fift^-thousa»d icarloadSsOf fruit and! her placain the front ranbfras. a wealth pro­ ducer. When yoir addito the foregping^.the mil­ lions o f doltosjdqlded each yewtiby her eggs and poultry, dairy products, o f honey, cotton* and tobacco, sponges and seafood, not for­ getting that Florida, commercially, is justin'her infancy, you may grasp something of what the future has in store. A t all points our entertainment was lavish,.. — flowers strewn in our pathway* orange andi grapefruit, and barrels o f iced orange an<h grapefruit juice were served us. The pro­ fuseness o f Floridian entertainment proved] great generosity in both spirit and. purse. Florida is a land o f infinite variety. Erichi city and section has its own peculiar and dis*tinct features. *The state has spent $7,000 ony direction signs and is spending $10,000 in placing them. Many thousands o f acres of] the most productive land in the world have.: been reclaimed from the swamps, hammocks,y and pine forests in the last year. Millions^ now just as good remain to be developed. It'; is simply a matter o f enterprise and capital It is fame that the tourist who sees Florida' from the car window views much that is sand* and barren waste but touring as we did, the 1 interior by automobiles, we found it vastly j different.- ^ H IS P U B L IC IT Y C A M P A IG N IS M A D E PO SSIB LE B Y T H E F O L L O W IN G PR O G R E SSIVE FIR M S A N D IN D IV ID U A L S OF SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y -----------S A N F O R D ----------- Lloyd Shoe Store R. R, Eldridge Chase & Co. Chas. E . Henry, 1 Commission Merchant Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery H ill Hardware Co. pryan & W heeler, A utos H ill Lumber Co. Edw. H iggins, Autos. M eisch Realty Co. J. E. Spurring, Real E state Sanford Truck Growers, Inc Miller’s Bakery Seminole County Bank Thos. Em m ett W ilson Peoples Bank o f Sanford Attorney *at-Law F irst National Bank Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co, W ig h t Grocery Co., Perkins & Britt, Wholesalers Kent Vulcanizing W orks Standard Auto Tqp Co. A . K anner, General Merchandise Commission Merchant D . C.^Marlowe * Vegetable Broker The Ball Hardware Co H aigh t & M agee Automobiles V . C. Coller, Contractor S. O. Shinhoiser, Contractor Southern Utilities A . P . Connelly, Rt D eane Turner, G\ ?" George Fox, Cold M ahoney-W alker1Co. Haberdashers H. B. Lewis, Real Estate Cowan’s Tin Shop W igh t Bros. Co., A utos Chero-Cola Bottling Co. Reher Bros., Auto Painting Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co., Crates R. E. Stevens, Physician W ilson & Toomer, Printers. Office Supplies George A . DeCottes, J .N . y U r . P h ^ Hodges & M cM ullen, . _ Barb«. O— — O. P. Swope Land Co. C. L . W est, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T . G. Simmons, Physician Oviedq Cash Groc. Co. ---------C H U L U O T A — John R ussell, Cigar Manufacturers J. E . Synder, D ry GoOfflj Stanley & R o g ers, Groce D . D. Daniel, Groceries Chuluota Company, W . A . W hitcom b, Commission Merchant , O V I E D C , T . McCulley, Garage E . A . Farnell* Groceries H. B . McCall, Gen. Mdse. T . J . M H l e r & S o n .. n L. P. M cCuller, Groceries John T . Brady, Jeweler Geo. W . K night, -------- — General Merchandise Attomey-at-Law Realty Loan & Guar. Co . * - * „.■■■■„— , „ Autom otive Supply Co. Speer & Son, Dry Goods Real Estate > P1™ ™ ’8 M eat Market L . ^ Real Estate and Insurance ---------L O N G W 0 0 D - J o jm G .L ro n a rd in w w Contractor W est Si^e Grocery Lee/Bros., P lum bing Bfrie Front Barber Shop t GenernT The A llen Seed Co. , Sanford Paint & W a ll P a - A Writers’ K andy Kitchen P lu m b c ^ ' ' ‘ .fs -.i > ■ j . Sanford Battery Service C|q Sanford Machine & Foiin dry Co. Sanford Coca-Cola B o t Co. Ray B ros* Battery Service Clyde S i Johns River Line Hotel Montezuma H ie Yowell Co., D e p t Store Bobbin’s Credit Store W . S. Price, Contractor Carter Lum ber Co. H ill Im plem ent & Sup. Co. M . F leisch er., Lord’s Purity W ater Cdmmiaslim Merchant Elder Springs W ater Co. Surprise Shoo Store L. A . Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, A u to Supplies Haynes & R atliff, E . W . Hench, hiayor >*’ C. W . Entzm inger ■ , M id -W a y Garage O v e r str e e t* Payne, r Merchant’s Grocery ( W illiam s M illinery SI Virginia-Carolina Ch Groceries T. A . O’Neill, Clothing, Shoes Longwood Hotel A . J. to ssin g , Quick Service Transfer R eal Estate Sanford Barber Shop u J. K. SMITH, Prop. — Sanford Steam Laundry J. J. M auser, C igar M fg r . Crown Paper Co. Sanford Dry Goods Co. H . M cLaulin, Jeweler Bower & R dum illat D m T ‘ G E N E V A ----- - Logan M erc. Co. General Merchandise C. F . Harrison, Gen. M dse. E . Curlett, , _ Coca-Cola BotUlng Co. J. W . Flyp W akefield r ------- A L T A M O N T E Geo. £ . Bates & Son, Altamonte Hotel , A . H i Fuller- & Son** Groceries D . B . McIntosh, Fargo Lumber Co. ------------ M O N R O E — Ben B ro s, Growers, Shil �THE SANFORD, WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 10.1921 . th e LAND of th eir dream s By W. E. BOLLES, of Oldsmar * President Florida Grape Growers' Association TO PROSECUTE THE HERALD THE LEADERS PURCHASES IN RACE RIOT PROPERTY THAT COST THE LIVES OF THIIl- BUYS FINE LOT ON LAKE FRONT this time, while the winter tour- owm home, where he and his family TV-TWO PEOPLE AT TULSA. FOR FUTURE HOME OF L u arc absent and we Floridtana arc can enjoy It 365 days In the year. OKLAHOMA DAILY Lont together by ourselves, as an Working along these lines, I have [irishman would have it, we have a planted out 700 trees, shrubs nnd (By Tb* A uoeU Ld Fr*u) (from S ttn rd .y 'l D ili/) TULSA, June 7.—-The first slop to­ Lood opportunity to discuss plans to .plants in the last two years, including The Lnkefront Improvement Co., |»ake Florida more popular with all a wide variety of fruits and flowers, ward prosecution of the alleged lead­ are selling lots every day or so and nnd I believe we hove nlready had $5 ers of the race riots here-lost week it begins to look ns though all the of our visitors. Before I ever came to Florida I was worth of enjoyment from every $1 which cost thirty-two lives, taken to­ land on the lakefront would soon bo jore or less familiar with its tropical invested in this way. From my point day with' filing charges against K. B. In the hands of purchasers who ex­ fi n e ry, having piado quite a colloct- of View as a real estate dealer, I con­ Stratford, negro, and three other ne­ pect to build stores nnd apartments of photographs and picture post- sider it safe to say that every dollar groes, none of whom arc in custody. and offices and factories of various Llke many new-comers, I cx- spent In ornamenting a piece of prop­ They are charged with rioting. Extra­ kinds. There Is probably no better place to see a large part o f Florida erty should in a few years represent dition papers for Stratford, who is in Kansas, have been asked for. Strat­ for an investmentdn the state of Flor­ like these picture postcards, and GOO per cent, profit A young tree ford refused to return to Tulsa. ida just now than this lakefront land. |l”was disappointed. I wns prepared which costs $2 should easily be worth It has one of the finest hotel sites in _ see great stretches of pine Woods, $10 more to a piece of property inside open air than playing golf. I posi­ the state located there nnd when tho [because I knew Florida Is a compara- of five years. It takes time to select, tively know that my family gets more new hotel is started nil the land ad­ ely undeveloped stato, but I was plant nnd grow young stock, and fun. out of it, strolling around with jacent will take a boom that will make .cfly disappointed In falling to sec sometimes quite a per ccntagc of new it doublo in value at once. Home peo­ me, while I play golf With thq hoe. o0gh ornamental plantings of suD- planting Is lost by untoward condi­ In addition to pleasing my. family ple arc well aware of the great vnlue opica! trees and shrubs in .the cities tions, even if the plants nre given nnd myself, I find that I. have furn­ of this lake front property nnd they | towns, where one surely has a good care. It sometimes takes a year ished enjoyment to hundreds o f my are purchasing with an eye to the fu ­ for a plant really to get going in its bt to expect beautiful effects, friends who are nature-lovers like ture. have studied the charm, o f cities new surroundings, but when It actual­ Among the Intest purchasers of a myself nnd who enjoy strolling around ke Tampa, St. Petersburg and Clear­ ly gets under Wny and begins to bear lake front lot Is the Herald Printing nmong the plants, studying their hab­ e r on the wert coast o f Florida, its fruits nnd flnwers, it Is a constant Co., who today purchased a fifty foot its of growth and enjoying their beau­ Miami, West Palm Beach, Day- delight. front lot on bommercial street fac­ ty and fragrance. I believe If every St. Augustine nnd' Jacksonville It has been my plan to hnve a largo ing the Valdez Hotel and running property owner In Florida could see the east coast, and many well lo- variety of fruit trees on my place, so south 101 feet to the court house, for­ the desirability o f developing his own ated cities in the interior, i find that we would hnve a succession of merly known ns the Rnnd property. homestead in some such wa*s a sthls, it the most popular tourist towns, fresh fruits for our home table every This lot Is on Rnnd street nnd Com­ In a short time— two or three years— i a rule, are those places which hnvo week in the year, nnd I am glad to mercial nnd will hnve plenty of light the entire stntc of Florida would look ^ren most attention to making their say that the plnn is working out suc­ and ventilation, being n good comer more like a tropical garden than it nnd facing the south nnd east, mnkdtles beautiful by freely planting cessfully. We hnve planted four var­ ever did when the Spaniards named ing it an ideal location for. business nnd shrubs. These are the iety of bnnnnas, four kinds of citrus it the Land of Flowers. Besides, ev­ of any kind in the near future. trees, six varieties of guavas, persim­ that a visitor expects to see ery piece of real estate would Jw ma­ While the Herald Printing Co., does hen he comes to sub-tropical Flor- mons, pomgrnnntes, pears, varieties terially Increased In value by such not contemplate moving nny time soon Hc Is pretty well fed up with of figs and gTapes, tree blueberries, plantings,' nnd the owner nnd his fam­ the management is looking toward trees on his way down, and when pecans, snpodillas, Surinam cherries, ily and friends would get twice ns the future when the plant will bo so gets here ho expects to bask In the mnngocs, tamarind, nvocado, mulber­ much enjoyment out of life. Tho greatly cnlurged thnt it cannot bo limy sunshine and feast his eyes on ry nnd other fruit trees, besides fine, tendency is to put off this thing nnd confined in the present quarters nnd scenery. These are the heallhy plantings of watermelons nnd use that pnpulnr Spanish Wprcsslon it will then be too late to pick out a kings that ho camo here to enjoy, muskmclons. — Manana—tomorrow. I hnd n lit­ choice location like thnt purchased Wo have some interesting omnhis is the land of their drenms, and tle experience nlong this lino yenrs this morning. . is up to us, the all-year-around montn] trees and plants, including n ngn in Michigan, handling a summer The. Herald Priming Co., expects, florid inns, to mnke their dreams a rose garden of about 7G good bushes resort subdivision. I let n year or however to build next year and the now in bloom; Moses' bulrush, the eality. two go by without beautifying tho pinna will call for a big basement nnd Going to St. Petersburg, for exam­ same kind of plnnt the bnby Moses grounds, nnd discovered that my er­ first nnd second floors with apart­ ple, we find that the things which ln- were hidden nnwmr on the Nile river, ror put me bnrk just that much time ments on the second floor and if the eresl us most nre the troplcnl scon- according to the Bible story; oriental in disposing of some of the lots. I Herald does not sec fit to occupy tho try effects nnd the water front which locust, or St. John’s hrond tree, the lenrnrd my lesson well nnd I hnve new building it will he rented put un­ jus been nmnmenjed by beautiful kind from which St. John got tho lo­ never forgotten It. til such time as the printing office is planting*. The buildings in St. Pet- cust beans to eat with wild honey in Planting can he made in Florldn ready for new quarters. are good—the hotels, btisi- the wilderness; Solomon’s camphire, At nny rate tho Herald believes in every month in the year. The sum­ ss houses, banks, npnrtmentr houses, the leaves of which were used in King mer season Is exactly the right time the future gj-owth of Sanford and is |>uncaloWs, etc., nil nre good, hut not Solomon's day to manufacture cos­ to sot out certain kinds of trees and bncking thnt fnith with a hew build­ nuch better than wc could find in metics nnd the flowers for making plants. The so-called winter Is just ingreds of other cities in the United perfume; and the acacia, which has the time to set out other varieties. s the same size ns St. Peters- been of interest to members of the There Is no month in which plantings arg. The winter visitor docs not Masonic from ancient days until now. of one kind or nnother cannot be omr to Florida primarily to look at We, of course, hnve a collection of made successfully. My progrnm is to addings and paved streets, but he different varieties of olennders, hi­ plnnt something new every month, [ome* here to get the climate, have n biscus, three varieties of rubber trees, nnd so may gardens are a const-ant kI time and wants it served up to quantities of lilies, caladiums, bam­ source of new enjoyment. TAKE A GLA8S OF SALTS TO boos and other interesting subjects. |sim in sub-tropical style. FLUSH KIDNEYS IF III,A DOER Growing these things is niy favor­ I spent time and money traveling The old-fnshioncd man who used to MOTHERS YOU. kround Florida visiting beautiful ite outdoor sport. After a hard day’s borrow your lead pencil now carries [owns, trying to find more of them to work nt the office I enjoy n wnlk in a fountnin pen which never hns nny Knting meat regularly eventually fnjoy, hut finnlly came to the conclus- the cool of the day among my. favor­ ink in it, Jefferson City (Mo.) Pern-, |)roj UCL,B kidney trouble in some forni that thd wisest plan Is for every ite trees and flowers'. They give me ocrn*~ or other, says a well-known authority, property owner to create his own n complete change of thought nnd I beenuse the uric nerd in meat excites Rub-My-TIsm kills pain. irnpir al plantation right around his consider it better recreation in tho the kidneys, they become overworked; EAT LESS MEAT IF BACK HURTS AND THE Brown baby was better. • • • AND A minute later. • • • •. THE SMITHS chnngod their mind. • • * AND THE Missus fainted. • • • "OH, WELL,” I said. • • • "THE MORE tho merrier. * • « WHAT’S THE clIffcronceT . . . IF THERE Isn’t enough food. • » • I'LL FEED the malos. • • • ON THE cigarettes that satisfy. • • ■ AND YOU women can talk. get sluggish; clog up and cause all sorts of distress, particularly back­ ache und misery in the kidney region; rheumatic twinges, severe hey (Inches, arid stomnch, constipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and uri­ nary irritation. The moment your hack or kidneys aren’t acting right, or if bladder both­ ers you, get about four ounces of Jud Snlts^ from nny good pharmney; take a tablrspoonfu! in n glass of wat­ er before breakfast for a few days nnd your kidneys will the'n act fine. This famous suits is mndo from the arid o f grnpes and lemon Juice, com­ bined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush clogged kid­ neys nnd stimulate them to normal activity; also to neutralise the acids in the urino so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts cannot injure anyone; makes n delightful effervescent lithinwatcr drink which millions of men nnd women take now nnd then to keep the kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus avoiding serious kidney disease. —Adv. AND BETWEEN the two. • • • WE'LL ALL bo Satisfied.’’ • • • HARRY LEWIS BUYS FINE PROPERTY n e v e r ram s it p o u rs! t u t IT WAS "company night." • • • BUT WHEN I got homo. • • • f I FOUND tho Browns. • • I HAD A sick baby. § • • AND COULDN’T coma. • • • SO I chortled "Oh, Joy. • • • WON’T SUE and I have. • • • “ SWELL EATS for two*’’ • « a BUT NO, Sue said. • • ■ "YOU DON'T suppose. • • * I’ D WASTE all this food. A h - Tight Tint of SO J it y o s r r fM /s r e s i& a r y o u thu nmw ra c o a m •umlud tint o f SO Chuutur- Suldu. A campee/, oan- rm nitnt end ubuotututy A I R - T i Q H T packing— tht cigaruttau kuup truth ioduilnituljr. JUST ON you!” • • • .» AND SO I said. • • • -LET’ S PHONE tho Smiths.” • * 9 BUT THEY had hoadacbes. • • • i , THEN WE tried tho Jonosos. • • • AND THEY foil for IL • • • AND WHEN grub for tour. • • * WAS JUST about ready. • • • THE PHONE bell tinkled. • • • (k ra n rON D E R F U L c o m p any, Chesilerflelds — any time, anyut teem to “ hit the ■poL" ■ iiere. Just Good tobaccos, good blending, (by a private formula that can’ t be copied), good-looking package with an air­ tight wrapper. On every count, an all-around downright good smoke. “ Satisfy” ! All over the place. » D*11y> Harry B. Lewis, the real estate man and Sanford booster, has been looking for a building lot for many years and at last thinks he has found it at the corner o f Magnolia avenue and Tenth street known as the Laing lots. These lots have been in tho possession o f J. E. Laing {or many years and at one timo contained two negro houses that were an eye sore to the tovrn. Since the rehabilitation of this part of town chiefly through the efforts o f Col, Geo. W. Knight, who has started a fine sub-division south of this comer all this property has leaped in value and Mr. I^cwis has something fine. He Will build n beautiful home at once and tho many, friends of both Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will congratulate them up­ on their finally getting a location to their liking. * •666 cores Chills and Fever. HERALD ADS get resulta. ? IM - I _ ^ — vK . “ BETTER -G ET-BETTER ” Circulation------- “DO IT N O W ” ------- Strength It Simply Removes Obstructions to Blood Flow— Dislodges Accumulations of many years— And Thus Equalizes Pressure on Nerves— Arteries Neuritis------- The “LOGICAL TREATM EN T"------- Paralysis ASK US ASK THEM “ ENERGIZER” Rheumatism— FOR M AN Y HUMAN ILLS— Blood Pressure And Veins, so that the Blood Stream Functions Better— Gets Nourishment to Dormant Tissue A t Sanford— No M yB tery — No Imagination— Appointment .TELEPHONE 184 L. C. CAMERON P. O. BOX 399 1 **v® ! P h il ip R . A ! ndrew s * a! R E A L . SANFORD, FLORIDA * • PHONE 371-J An tttrsetivs bookltt, "Tic l ioust Acton the Way? illultra(ri th. vtlut of paint har­ mony in (ha homt. Aik ui for (tm copy and color chirn. THE ONLY E C O N O M IC A L P A IN T IS T H E B E ST P A I N T . Never use an ordi- * nary paint on the outside o f your home. Y ou pay just as much for labor whether you use the best or poorest paint, but poor paints soon fid e and chip. Be sure, ask for CodledgewHygrade M n tr s n d W V a rn lth a r ” CH Houle Paints retain dtrir fmh coloring, they keep your home beautiful for ytin. t CARTER LUMBER COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA IF YOU NEED A NEW OIL COOK STOVE Buy (he Best that is made The FLORENCE Automatic W c also have the Buck Line of GAS RANGES ■I 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA “ PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific Crops THE BLACKSHEAR MFG. COMPANY | BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA A quarter-century of successful manufacture and dlatrl* butlon In Florida and Georgia of High Grade •TROLIFIC” Fertilizers Special formulas for Cirtus, Melon and all Vegetable J; Reduce your 1921 Fertillber Ellis by using “ PROLIFIC” Fertilizers. Honestly made, truthfuUy sold, and satisfactorily delivered An independent company with capacity of 400 tons daily. T. E . K IN G , A gen t SANFORD *:• *:• ARE YOU INSURED? 4, * ... W . J. FLORIDA IF, VNOT, SEE *■ :-' xf 1 TH IG P E N & COM PANY v AGENTS • ' , ... ■ -( v ICJ Sanford — '“ •■ 'r 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. 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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>, June 10, 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/cf76e78c2872be42b7fd6a8ce456ee7e.pdf fd94252bc2d918152f1e8a6416c57834 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921 VOLUME x n NUMBER 42 ELDER BRYANT KILLED AND SECOND DEGREE AND WAS GIV en life Sent ­ * BURIED IN GROVE WITH n is DOG. VOLSTEAD BILL REPORTED (H r Th« Ai h c U M Hr»M) ORLANDO, June 2.The/election of PROHIBITING BEER ON DOCTOR’S PRESCRIPTION a Jury for the trial of John R. Bryant, charged with the murder of his fa­ ther, George Btyant, began today In ’ WASHINGTON, June 1.—The ju­ circuit court here. The body of the diciary committee of the house today elder Bryant was discovered with that agreed to report out the Volstead bill o hfls dog In a shallow grave nears which would prohibit sale of beer on his home, several days after the son physician’s prescription for use by and his wife had disappeared. The BURNED IN FIRE THAT DE­ sick. couple were arrested in New Jersey STROYED MILE SQUARE IN last month. Mrs. Bryant, who. is .al­ THE NEGRO SECTION Champion Fishing Ship so charged with mtirder, in a state­ ment last week to newspaper men, de­ Strikes Old Wreck and clared that her husband infqrmed her Vessel Will be Lost that he had killed his father. It is expected that the case against the woman will be quashed. ‘ One Hundred or More . Killed Is Report Today ence . _ (B* TU Ai|#diu4 fr«it) * AMERICAN LEGION BRIDGEPORT, Conn., June 2—Mrs. • AT OCALA WANT ’ Ethel Hutchins Nott, on.trial for the CARPENTIER TO WIN murder of her- husband, today pleaded guilty to murder in- the second degree. ' (Br TV, AmmUM S i »M) OCALA, June 2.—Marion County She was given life sentence. Post, No. 27, American Legion, sent the following telegram today to WEATHER DISTURBANCES Georges Carpentier: “When you en­ OF MODERATE INTENSITY ter ring on July 2 members'of this ON CARIBBEAN SEA post want you to know that we am (By TV, Aiix UUS F m i i ) . for you and we hope yon will give WASHINGTON, June 2.—The dis­ Dempsey a thorough'licking.” , turbances reported yesterday by the weather bureau ovetr the Caribbean Four Policemen . sea were only of moderate intensity Killed in Ambush at and without severe winds* It was stat­ Clomore, Ireland ed today. * (Br n , AumIi IH Tntt) DUBLIN, June 2.—Four policemen were sho* dead and throe others were wounded, in ambush at Clomore yes­ terday• Marled to check the list of dead which unofficial estimate* place somewhere -near one hundred, mostly negroes. The city is quiet today and belief la expreaaed the disturbance is over. Eight white men haTe been killed so far aa a check of the morgues disclosed. Some of the thirty-five injured in hospitals expected to die. When military forces searched the burn­ ed negro quarters it was expect­ ed a number of. negro bodies would be found. Bodies of fifteen negroes lay in morgues today. Be­ lief was expressed by officials that bodies of all negroes killed would not be found as it is WILLIAM’S FARM BOSS GETS LIFE SENTENCE NEWSPAPER MEN GET APPOINTMENTS . . UNDER IIARDING On What He Considered Invasion of His “Sacred Rights” but intimated that if MacWilllams COV1NGTON, Ga., June 1.—Clyde wished to appeal from the decision of the-chnir to the body of the senate Manning, the negro farm boss on the he could do so and MacWilllams ap­ John S. Williams plantation in Jasper county, was found guilty of murder pealed. Hulley and MacWilllams argued the late today Ih connection with the point With some bitterness, and for death of Lindsey Peterson, one of the a few minutes it appeared that Wells eleven negroes alleged to have been might let tho appeal go to the senate. killed on the farm a few monthi ago. Hulley then spoke on a question of The jury was out 35 minutes. Man­ personal privilege and was held to ning wns sentenced to life Imprisonthat by Wells for several, minutes, mcht. but finally MacWilllams withdrew his E. Marvin Underwood, employed by point after Hulley had said the senate a group of Georgians to represent was opening the way to lawlessness If Manning, made a motion for a new it deprived him of the floor in this trial and Judge John B. jlutcheson manner. fixed the hearing for July 30 at De­ He then went on with his speech. . catur. Precedents for filibusters in the Under Georgia law Manning could Florida aonato are not few, according not have been held accountable had to old timers. Senators Himes, Tam­ he beep able to convince the Jui^ he pa; MacWilllams himself In another killed the men through feer of his own term, and Hunt Harris of Key West life and the defense based Its case on have enrried on successful fights; Two this while the state sought to show of them were ngninst Senator Calkins. the negro wns a “willing accomplice.” Held Up The Boys W ho Wanted to Obtain Pardons ALLEGED THAT GOVERNOR DE­ MANDED CASH IN ADVANCE 1 AND RECEIVED IT • TALLAHASSEE, June 2.—Senator Harry Wells, chairman of the •pedal* committee to Investigate Governor Catts, a probe of which has resulted’ In the governor’s indictment In Brad­ ford county on a charge of receiving’ bribes and on his indictment before the federal court at Pensacola on a charge of peonage, laid the report of the committee before the senate yeaterday. The report itself was brief, merely a letter of transmissal of the testi­ mony taken. This consisted of 149 pages of typewritten testimony. Tho principal evidence against the gover­ nor Is the testimony of J. J. Menden­ hall that he took $2,200 from inmates of the prison farm and gave it to Catts about the 18th of December, 1020, for pardons and that they were all pardoned. In fact, the pardons were announced before the money was transferred, according to Mendenhall. J. J. Coleman, one of the men par- j doned, also told the committee th a t he gave .Mendenhall $700 for which tho governor pardoned him. Coleman was a-white deputy sheriff sent up from Bay county for murder. Mendenhall’s testimony of the greatest importance is conveyed in the folpwing statements taken before the record. lie was before the com­ mittee several times, nere is Men­ denhall’s statement before the com­ mittee on May 5, Scnatdr Wells con­ ducting the examination: "I am anxious to correct my false statement that I mndo when I was. befftre you gentlemen because the burden of tho untruth Is too great and I want to tell the truth," Mendenhall, testified. ’ . "In my first statement I thouught I could make the misrepresentation be­ cause of the request of my fellow in­ mates not to cause ex-Governor Catta any trouble bccauso of the great things Ko had done for us through our good superintendent, J. II. Blltch. B pt I must tell the truth and I did g tre the governor money for several of thw (B f TV, AimcUM F n u ) WASHINGTON, June 2.—Wnllnce Farrington, of Honolulu, publisher of (Br TV, AuxUUA Fnu) TALLAHASSEE, June 2.—Senator the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, was today nominated by President Harding to Hulley, who began the filibuster in the senate yesterday afternoon be­ be governor of Hawaii. cause of what he considered an invas­ ion of the right to consider local bills, still held the floor this morning and all efforts to induce him to quit had failed up to noon. He held the floor from 6 o’clock last night until ad­ journment and, upon reassembling this morning, immediately resumed his tactics.. The house, considering BUY DeFOREST BLOCK MADE local bill, agreed on all Its Itema. Senator Hulley finally yielded the NECESSARY BY GROWING BUSINESS' floor, with the privilege of resuming his debate at 10:30 next Friday mornThe surest sign of business activity in any city and the best method of de­ The situation came about through termining the amount of faith the an effort to pass a bill introduced in home people have in their own home the house by Messrs. Forster of Sem­ town is when they buy real estate and inole and Putnam of Volusia and build stores and homes and buy up passed by the house. It provides thnt j property in the heart of the city nt the county commissioners of Volusia | good prices because they have entire and Seminole coutlcs may join for an unknown number of bodies de­ faith in their city. An example of the erection of n bridge across tho stroyed when the negro district burn­ this faith wns exhibited in Sanford St. Jphns river at what is known ns ed. Thg lfot of wounded mounted Wednesday when G. A,. Speer & Son Osteen ferry. The bill ollowed the grndunlly as persona not previously closed a deal with Mrs. Anna DeFor- commissioners to buy part of a re­ RAPID PROGRESS MADE One of the Most Com treated called on physicians. Tho ap- cst for threo stores on First street cent bond issue made in Seminole JACKSON VI LI.E-WAYCROS8 situated in what Is probably the best rpoximnte number of wounded Is now ROUTE SAYS AUTO CLUB county ns part of the proposiiton. plete Stills Ever Seen part of the city from a strictly busi­ There Is a bridge across the St. placed at 240. ... ness viewpoint. The stores nre now and Plenty of Liquor Johns within eight miles of the pro­ JACKSONVILLE, May 80.—Rapid nretinleil bv G. A. Speer & Son., The is being mndo on the high_ posed bridge, owned by a toll company progress French and Germans on which toll in charged. The bridge way between Jacksonville and WayFight Again With the it is proposed to build would be a free cross, Gn., according to information one. Apparently it was to defend the received by tbc Jacksonville Automo­ Victory of Tricolor toll-bridge thnt Senator Hulley fought bile Club. This section of tho road, a (Br Tk« AuocUUd Ynn) though ho injected so much discussion part of the Eastern Division of the OPPELN, June 2.—French soldiers of .Volusia county politics into the sit­ Dixie Highway and traveled by hun­ dreds of automobile tourists, has been forming the garrison of Beuthrcn, uation that it was hard for anyone to regarded ns one of the most difficult near the old Polish frontier, have been tell the exact situation, Volusio coun­ stretches to negotiate north by other attacked by forces organlted by Ger­ ty politics being more difficult to un­ routes. . * • cr paraphernalia. Operating the still man inhabitants. Tho reports state derstand than Einstein’s theory of A message received from W. R. were also captured three of the alleged the Germans numbered 3,000; The relativity. Neel, Georgia State Highway Engi­ shiners named Yarbrough, Roaler and French used tanks and are • said to Senator Overstreet of Orinndo callad neer,* says Georgia Is making good Session and the men were brought to have gained the upper hand. Report­ the bill up when bis district was call­ progress on tho highway between the city and lodged In the county Jail ed mnny German casualties' but no ed and tried to get it passed. Hulley- Wayctoss and the Florida state line pending the. preliminary hearing be­ French losses. ' offered an amendment that would and that the Job is about two-thirds fore Judge Housholder. strike out the words "Volusia county." completed. with the surfacing half The worm of the still waa one of COTTON CROP SIXTY-SIX This would have left the bridge done. He expects to complete the the finest that has ever been seen In PER CENT. NOMAL without a landing place and was vot­ work by January 1. this county and was probably mado by ed down by the senate, 1 4 > 7. Then II. B. Phillips, chairman of the an expert In this lino. Yarbrough Is (By Tb* A lM cliU d T n u ) he offered another to strike out the Florida State Road Dcuartmcnt, in a WASHINGTON, June 2.—The con­ alleged to be the only survivor of a power to buy the scrip, which also letter of recent date regarding the dition of (he cotton crop May 25 was raid recently pulled In Duval county would have killed the measure. On highway between Jacksonville and the 66 per ce'nt. of normal, the depart­ in which two shiners were killed by this ho announced that he proposed Georgia state line, wrote aa follows: ment of agriculture announced today. deputy sheriffs, Yarbrough escaping to debate the question at unlimited “In response to your inquiry as to and coming to this section of the length, warning the senate that It work being done on the Florida side might'take him several hours to get of the Waycrosa road, I beg to say state. The still was operated south of through. Slnoe time Is extremely that there is now a hard surfaced road (he city between Palm Springs and limited and thelre am many important from Jacksonville to the Nassau coun­ Clay Springs in the swamps df that measures to peas, the announcement ty line, across Thomas swamp, and a section and was difficult of approach. The officers were'forced to crawl was not received with cheering. bridge is now being built by the two through the tangled underbrush f6r a He went into a complete exposition counties under the eupervision of the long distance and Just at daybreak of the affair, reading from the min­ State Road Departmcht. knew by the sbunds at the still that utes of the eounty .board, Volusia “On the other aide of this bridge yre the shiners were .at work. Rushing newspapers, etc., and erincing have made the first ten miles of the LIBERTY 8 1-2 BONDS . Sheriff’s Office Unable county in with their weapons ready for busi­ every ability to stay on bis feet In­ road in Nassau-county a federal aid FALL DOWN BADLY ness they caught the parties red - to Solve the Myadefinitely. This was continued again project and we expect to get the ap­ UOWE8T PRICE EVER handed and brought the whole outfit after supper. proval of the Bureau of Public Roads tery (Sr TU Ajm*UUS Tnm) About 0:30 o’clock, President Mac- on the same in a few Keeks time and to town. Sheriff Hand and his depu­ NEW YORK. June 2.—Liberty 8 1-2 Williams 'out, Senator Wells in the will then rush the completion of this ties are doing'fine work in breaking P«r cent, tax exempt bonds declined OCALA, June 2.—Authorities are chaijr, took tho floor. Addressing Hol­ work' We expect to build a first class up stills and in capturing shiners but • . -1 hard surfaced road either of asphalt, the present laws are entirely inadetoday to 86.05, an over-night loss of unable to ascertain the whereabouts ley, he said: "Does the senator yield!” 78 points and ia the lowest price «ver of J. P. Milton who was taken from brick or concrete. The remainder of quate and with the ,blg money to* be registered by that issue. The .decis­ hiS'home near here Tuesday night *by Hulley thought it was for a ques­ the read in Nassau county to the made in illicit liquor making and sell­ Georgia line la now being clayed as * ing thcrcarc plenty who will take the ion of the federal reserve bank to re­ a party of unidentified men who be­ tion and did. “I move to lay the amendment on sand-clay project. The grading of chafice. Even if caught they are only duce loan values on Liberty Bonds and lieved ordered him to leave (he coun­ Victory Notes probably coi/tributed ty. Reports that Milton had ill-treat­ the table” said he. - Hulley was in­ this part of the road ia now completed. fined and can go right back to making ed fils’wife were denied today by Mrs. dignant in a minute. “I yielded bniy The Road Department will maintain more liquor and more money. t* the reaction. . ,. Milton and the Sheriff’s office is un­ for the purpose of answering a ques­ this stretch o f road keeping It at ail able to develop a motive for the a f­ tion and not to yield tfie foor," said times fit for travel. We hope to have __ A cable from Warsaw says: “Poles ,. Lloyd George says that intemationthe Florida side of the Waycrosa road are digging themselves in.” The Mon­ fair. Milto ncame here from Georgia ;*-» *1 politics is a gains of checkers. Also °f exchequers.—Norfolk Virginian PU- four years ago and tdcan business men Senatof Wells, in the chair, ruled completed by'the time Georgia gets tons Power Co. would like to get that that H ulls/ had not yielded the floor to the line." . regarded bim’higUy. • "State tho amount of money that you gave Governor Catta, the dates» If you remember them, and for whom the money wns paid.” "I obtained $700 from Mr. J. J . Coleman, $700 from Mr. Carroll, $100 from Jack Armitage, $500 from John Hamlin, $200 from Raymond Brooka which I gave to Governor Catta, the morning after the pardons were callcd nt our auditorium about the 18th of December, I . don’t remember tho date.” CROP CONDITIONS OVER THE STATE JUST ABOUT RIGHT • ( 8 7 TV* A jm c UUS f r t t t ) GAINESVILLE, June l r - Crop*, growing condition* over, tha statoare* •yust about right,” according to weekly report of the Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates, covering conditions for the week endWg Saturday. The condition of corn is near nor­ mal except in occasional low areas while peas and other hay crops have Improved wonderfully during the last week. Rain has interferred with iats harvesting of oats and" the yield has been lig h t • Citrus fruit conations continue to Improve over most of the belt and to­ matoes and other truck qgg.recovering from the effects of too much rain. Watermelon! arc .moving from Cen­ tral Florida with excellent condition and prospects for the season. » Prospects for a good crop of tobao- * co in Gadsden county are good and stripping will begin earlier than us-> uni. Harvesting'll well advanced in Pasco cougty. The state’s acreage Is. slightly larger than for last year. The cotton belt has had too much rain, plants are small and off eolonand the boll weevil )s making Its ap­ pearance. . The bureau reports the condition-of hogs good and that of cattle fair had �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 27,1221 FORMER SANFORD RESIDENT SUICIDES IN WEST SIDE p Ar k (Tim Tm U j’t DtQj) C. E. HoltxdoW will not answer the summons of any court on this earth but that of a higher court beyopd the skies, baring been ushered into the presence of his Maker this morning by the act of his own hand. Sum­ moned to the Circuit court meeting here today on the charge of embezzle­ ment, discouraged with life, facing disgrace and perhaps a prison term, be walked into the West Side Park this morning about eleven o'clock, laid down beneath one of the palmetto trees, pulled a .38 automatic revolver1 from his pocket, pressed it to his right temple and pulled (he trigger that sent his soul into that bourfte where there are no sorrows or cares. His desth must have been instant as the report brought several passing by the park to the scene- and be had breathed his last when he w*b found. 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It is the last hour under the constitution on which the legislature can sit. When passed the resolution yrill go over to the house. WILL HAVE CHARGE So far there has been no talk of set­ ting an earlier date and it is not like­ ly any such effort will be made. NEW ORLEANS, May 24.—As a result of two alleged attempts to sink the Shipping Board steamer West Totan hero the superintendent of police today issued orders to police on strike d u ty to arrest every man loitering about the water front. Rub-My-Tlsm kills Infection Control—White Fly and Scale Produce—Bright, Fancy Fruit Niagara Sulphur Compound s t UNARMS Sl’PAY W ITH hook Schnarrs Spray Formula This Economical Combination Spray for White Fly, Scale Insect* and Rust Mite* control!thrtcdestructive pelts'-protects your trees against their ravage*. Used u directed, increaiei the yield and produces more boar* of bright, fancy fruit which always commands a higher price. Write'hr fro* copy of lttl •dltioa et Bskaom Spray Booksad cocapitta Price list J. Specialist* SCHNARR & CO in Sprays Sprayers Spraying , (f ORLANDO, FLORIDA . Established I SOS Air-Tight.Tam * SO iU iy o sr d M h r to tltv sealed Njm ofSOCbJttmr. Aeldk A eom ptet, ooo- rea/ea# mmd ebsofefe/r A J R - T I O H T pscJuag - tb» eJg*ratt*» keep freak fadedniffy. ; L iggett & M m i T obacco Co. 1 of a pardon of the B a ld J. J. Coleman, aforesaid, who was then and there XU serving his sentence in the state pris­ ORLANDO HAS DEFICIT on of the state of Florida, upon the ON LEGION CONVENTION conviction of the crime of murder, in RAIN SPOILED PLANS the Circuit Court of Day county, afore­ said, contrary to the form of the statute in such case made and provid­ FACTS PRESENTED TO BRAD ed,' against the peace and dignjty of the state of Florida." FORD COUNTY GRAND JURY While in Starke Catts was the DROUGHT INDICTMENT. guest of his legal representative here, Colonel A. Z. Adkins, and so far as is known came to this place unaccom­ panied. Bond was arranged with Sheriff Epperson. According to reports received here several days ago, it was believed that Catts would make an attempt to reach Starke before being apprehended by federal officials In order to stand trial on the state charge first. If this was his intention in going to Jacksonville it was thwarted when he was taken into custody at Albany, Ga., when cn route to Jacksonville. It is believed that he will now be tried on the feder­ al charge of peonage aa the capias un­ 4.00 1X44 der which he is held Is returnable at AB4 this term of the court in Pensacola. X33 m tfWbara of nofidi. tba word • AND HAD to sponge. • • • AND ALL I could get The Idea of making milk without cowa Isn't original with Ford. Wo hajre a Swiss goat th a t knows all about !L Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism. One who has a. quanltty of long green is seldom a fted. Because Sanford is helping starving China, Sanford is able to give baa. quets. / . Give and it shall be given unto yot , (From Literary Digest) “ONTO ONE OF THE LEAST OF THESE” * By Alice Packard Palmer What would you do if now upon your breast Should rest A little bony, gaunt, but precloa • form, Still warm . With blood of yours? What would you do if now upon your • cheek Were prest pale, mumbljng lips that could not speak, Tho fiber joined with fiber in a shriek For food? Could such necessitude Unheeded be? What would you do if now upon your ear • Fell plaintive moanings, groaning*— WETTEST MAY EVER could you hear RECORDBD LOCALLY Your starving child in anguish, -prone This month is already the wettest Upon the barren ground—to find—* atone? month of May in the thirty-one years of locml weather records, Walter J. (Continued from Sanford) Bennett, mcterologist, said last What matters if it be of Asia's brood nighL Up to 8 o’clock last night 9.29 inches of rain had fallen since the Hath he not “made all nations of oee blood?" first day of May. The previous high record for this month was in 1$94, The cry of childhood, whether Eait or West, when 6.92 inches were recorded. With Rcacheth the Throne—God’s esr ■ another week and • half to go Before kind. . . the end of the month, the weather man Is counting on measuring rain­ He hears the cry of blrdlings in their * nest— * fall to exceed perhaps any two or three months oh record. The rain Much more the wall of suffering bsbtx this enoiflh has all been measured It is a far cry to poor China’s shore— since 3 p. m. Saturday a week ago. Accordjng to the local weather But thou I Is thine ear too dull to b«ei It morel prophet, Mr. Bennett, the rainy sea­ son begins normally about June 1, but It has a certain amount of lati­ List to that gentle Voice sweet floeh1 Ing down the years: tude and has been known to come two weeks earlier. The present de­ "Inasmuch as ye have done It „ the least of these luge may. be said properly to be ush­ Beloved, ye have done It untoMe. ^ ering In the rainy season. The ralpy spell was welcomed by So shall ye be fed on heavenly b rw the farmer*, but .'many of them si- In that Great Coming Dayl" / • • • ready have begun to fear that they Why not, on every dining table hsvi are going to get too much of 1L The a china cup for silver offering* « citrus fruits are not endangered from an excess of water, but vegetables are aald to lujve had enough water. Those products that lie in or near 8BRIOUSLY BURNED AT KISSIMM tf the ground, particularly potatoes, watermelons and beans," rot easily on (By Tb* AsoostateS BteteJ wet ground. After lying on the KISSIMMEE, May 24*-P. Rdamp ground they easily scorch when Gowan, head lineman of the local te the sun comes onL—Tampa Tribune. phone Company, may die as the t* suit of bums received yesterday wbi Strategy: The *art of guessing making repairs on wires. He wu which way the pedestrian will jump badly burned about the face, one fl®* gcr was burned off a n d * one arm and beat him to iL badly burned that it may have to m amputated. , ___ 666 cures a Cold quickly, the granting of pardons while Gover­ nor of the state of Florida," the in­ dictment concludes with the follow­ ing: "Wherefore, the grand jury afore­ said, upon their oath, aforesaid, do aay and state and present that he, the aald Sidney J. Catts, in his office as governor of Florida, on the said 18th day of December, A. D. 1920, in the county of Branford, in the state of Florida, did corruptly receive and accept from the said J. J. Mendenhall a gift and gratuity of money, to-wit: of the value of seven hundred dollars ($700.00) of the property of tho said J. J . Coleman, a better description of such money twing to the grand Jury unknown, under an agreement thereto­ fore made, aforesaid, between the aald Sidney J. Catts and the aald J. J. Mendehhall, that he, the aald Sidney J Catts, as Governor of Florida, would Under the Soviet system, Babe ' The sun never sets on a agree to and vote for the granting would be required to bat with a lath. salesman getting back his rosrke ^ �i _r~ s :\ - - - THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921 MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES HELD IN CENTRAL PARK BY AMERICAN LEGION Woman's College Com­ mencement Exercises Will Start Saturday -r SEVERAL LARGE CLASSES WILL RECEIVE DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS. TALLAHASSEE, May 31.—Com­ mencement exercises of the Florida State College for Women will begin Importers, HAUL SUNDA Y SCHOOL Beautiful Ceremony was WILL SCHOLARS FREE OF CHARGE on June 4 with the annual context for exporters, travelers— Ihc board of control medals, and con W itnessed by Large snip and sail under The Quick Service Transfer Co., elude on June 8 with'tho graduation Crowd the Stars and Stripes makes an announcement today that ceremonies and the baccalaureate ad­ they vNH haul Sunday school scholars dress by Judge W. H. Ellis. '"T H E R E are to d a y few free of charge every Sunday to nnd Those who will receive diplomss 1 ports In the world o f from tho homes and tho various Sun­ follow: . importance to shippers or day schools of the city. This is cer­ College of Arts and Sciences, A. travelers* which cannot be AND VETERANS OF OTHER WARS tainly worthy of commendation from B.: Alms Irene Bassett, Cora Ashley reached by ships that sail OATHER TO PAY TRIBUTE the public for the enterprising proprie­ Beggs, Eleanor Brewer, Marie Louise undet the S tan and Stripes. TO SOLDIER DEAD tor of the Quick Service Transfer Co., Bryan,1 Lillian Elizabeth Conradi, P r e sid e n t Harding h as Mr. A. J. Lossing and shows that his Rosalia Gonzalez, May Gradick, Caro­ , (From M sc d ij'i Dtlljr) said that. "W e cannot sell Memorial Day exercises in charge heart is in the right place and that he line Priscilla Hamm, Ruth Holmer, successfully where we do of Caropbell-Lossing Post, American is the right kind of Christian. Each Lelia Love Johnson, Lewells Ashbum n ot carry”. T he American Legion, were most impressively car­ Sunday during the months of June, Jones, Winifred Mason, Margaret MoMerchant Marine that on ot ried out yesterday afternoon' at 3:30 July and August the busses will leave Cann Miller, Alice M. Mosler, Willella almost vanished is again an when forming at the court house and the corner of Celery avenue and Bear- Murphey, Maiena Duff Murray, Mary established and important headed by the Sanford band the mem­ dull avenue and from First street to Becket Odom, Margaret LilHan Pow­ carrier of the world's com ­ bers of the American Legion, the vet­ Monroe road at 0 o’clock and will re­ ell, Mildred Vivian Schultz, Janie merce. . erans of the Civil War, the Spanish turn to same place after Sunday Boieman, Floy Ruth Wharton, Sue Yotrcan ship or sail any­ war and the Daughters of the Ameri- school. It matters not what .church where in American ships Yent. , :sn Revolution, the U. D. C., the Wo­ you attend the busses will haul you designed for utm ost com­ B. S.: Grace Elizabeth' Burwell, free. man’s Auxiliary and kindred organisa­ fort and safety. Kate Byrd, Maude' Clyntt, Genevieve tions marched to the Central Park Allice Duggan, Rcva Fletcher, Mar­ Operators of Passenger with Col. G. W. Knight in command Servicct guerite Folsom, Mildred Hall, Grace and Co. D., of the Florida State troops A dm iral U n a , 17 S u ta Street. N cv Earle Hildreth, Clara Alice Klbler, under command of Copt. George A. York, X N. Y. Augusta Antoinette Laxton, Julia M atro n N avigation C om pany. DeCottcs, ns honorary escort. All the So. Gay Street. Baltimore, Kid. Line Lincbaugh, Willie Lfpscombe, arrangements were made under the M uneon Steam Ship U n a . 81 Beaver Street. N t» York. N. Y. Kathrlne McFaddcn Martin, Eamcsdirection of Post Commander L. F. New Y ork an d P o tto R ico S, 8. Co., tine Mitchell,' Myrtle Margaret Mc• Roper. At the pnrx the organizations ] 1 Broadway, New Yotk, N. Y. Pacific M all S. S. C o., 41 Broadway, were grouped around the soldiers' David, Clara Theresa Opsahl, Eva New York. N. Y. mohument and Hon. Geo. A. DeCottcs HAD FINE MEETING LAST NIGHT Richardson, Luella McEIhlnney, U. 8. M all S. S. Co., 41 Broadway, acted as chairman, making the an­ New York, N. Y. AND DISCUSSED BUILDING Rouse, Velma A. Shands, Annie Ella W ard U n a . (Nr w York and Cuba Mail nouncements. An invocation by Dr. QUESTION Shockley, Florence Smith, Marlon 8. W. Walker was followed by a se­ I^iiirn Stine, Eileen Vivian, Elizabeth {From Tuesday'I Dally) lection by the Sanford Band and R. J. Free use of B. Williams. Shipping Board film s Holly made a few brief remarks, re­ Sanford Lodge No. 27, I. O. O, F., School of Home Economies: Helen Un of Shipping B otrd motion picturg citing the history of Memorial Dny is one of the most flourishing lodges i Gladys Green, Mary Irene Johnson, nlim, four rada, fic< on reqortt of i \ y mayor, pattor, pmtmatter, or orga since it Btarted in 1668 down to the of Odd Fellows in the state and is i Olga Mary Kent, Hallle Curtis Little, tation. non. A great educational r-Kture constantly adding to the membership ~ „ ... .. _ present time, calling attention to what of thipa and tha eta. Wrlta for inform­ ation to 11- Laue. Director ■■formation ^ . ' . . , I ’ It-meanB and how it should be kept some of the best material in the eoun- Durston Bureau, Rnom Q11, 1119 “F"' Street, Shearston, Loyola Stacy. N. W , Waahlngton, D. C alivn by the various organizations. School of Education and Normal Last night Sanford lodge had a SH in FOR SALE Dr. George Hyman, pastor of the (Ye Ammittu fiMaraj l e i ,) Baptist church and chaplain in the most interesting and enthusiastic !„ 100 _ AHie Lou Felton,’ Orpha D. fiit.l i l M a t n . both ail aa4 to*I 82nd Division serving in the World meeting taking up many matters of ^ 0!,e' Mollie Abernathy, Mildred May k eraert. Afro wood aiaaaiaea. wood hail, cod oeeaa-goiad l a |t . F e n b a r War in Frnnce, .gave the eulogies for interest ns well ns taking in some can- hourlny, Jewel Braswell, Josephine Imlormtlioo obtaiaed h r r«e*..L didntes and when the order of new Brinson, Frnncis Elio Britt, Ida M. the veterans who had fallen and it For sailings o f passenger was a masterly effort coming straight business was called up there were' Burns, Winnie Lee Bums, Mardy Esand freight ships to ell from hiB heart. Dr. Hyman pictured nonio very good tnlks made on the ad- ■I°He Cnwthon, Emily Ghilds, Edna in beautiful language what it meant visability ^>f the lodge purchasing n Frnncis Chittenden, I,ni* Clyatt, Elparts o f the world andall to be n soldier, what It meant to leave city lot upon which the lodge can 8ie Corbett, Dorothy Elizabeth Crnlg, other information, write n home and relatives and friends and build a home nt some time in the near Annie Amnpdn Dancy, Vida Claire to any of tho above lines j Davis, Lillian Estelle Dean, Alethn ‘ rfo across the water and on foreign future. or to the The Odd Fellows know that Sanford Fisher, Wilmoth Fleming, Sara Wisoil to fight for the safety of tho world. He repented what President dirt is increasing in value every dny nonn Henry, Snvilln Elizabeth Henry, U. S. Shipping Board Harding said n few days ago over the and the available lots are going fast Mnomn Frnncis Hill, Mattie Louise WASHINGTON, D.C. grave of the first American to fall in nnd if they want n home in the future Horne, Clnra Myrtla Jackson, Ellzabattle, “Never ngnin” and echoed the ,the time to buy is right now. They 'heth Keen, Eunice Elizabeth Keen, thought nt the services yesterday have n good committee working on Laura N. Lccnhouts, Ethel Means, that never ngnin muBt the flower of this question nnd after the committee Lucie Kramer Miller, Marion Varina $150,000 DONATED BY American manhood be forced to give report it was decided to keep the same Miller, Mary E. Miller, Elizabeth G. UNKNOWN CITIZEN FOR up their lives in war unless it should committee at work to report ngnin to jjjxon Grace Murrell, Annie Belle FREE DAYTQNA BRIDGE * be for humanity's sake. Dr. Hyman the lodge on severnl other available' Odom, Audrey Lillian Packhnm, Mary * I paid a beautiful tribute to the boys lots. (B y The A ss o c ia te d F r e t s ) Clifford Qunrtcrmnn, Stelln Rhodes After the meeting the members nd-! who hud served in the world war, Leslie Rny Robinson, Verlie Thelma DAYTONA, June 1.—An unknown those who had gone over and those journed to the ante room where de-1 Robinson, Cathrine Emily Sadler, Ma­ citizen has given $150,000 for the who had stayed on this side and said lieious ice cream and enke were serv- ; mie Ruth Sanders, Helen WoodbridgC, construction of n bridge across the . that those who had died here while ed’and the members discussed many Schorcr, Lois Scale, Lucilc Smith, Halifax river here, tho free bridge matters of interest to the lodge. Bcrvlng lhcir country were serving Thelmn Smith, Marion Howard Thar- committee announced today. Tho just bb much as those who had gone to in, Julia Mne von Scuttcr, Nonit E. gridge will be a memorial to a de­ France nnd died in the front ranks. Wadsworth, Grnce Dny Ware, Knth- ceased citizen of Daytona. Placing the wreath iB a beautiful rine Harden Wetzel, Susie Leo White, ceremony and the wreath yesterday tone A. Willinnis, -Francis Marion MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER was placed by Oliver Murrel, who rep­ A good friend stands by you when i Yearwood, Euln Agnes Youmnntr. resented the navy and he was sup­ in need. Sanford people tell how j School of Mifslc: ( F r o m T u e s d a y * Daily} Postgraduate ported by Matthew Tarbcli, of the Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the A pretty compliment to Miss An­ diploma in piano, Gladys Mosley; Marines ns color sergeant nnd James Huff nnd William Shepherd of the test. Mrs. E. Woodcock endorsed i teacher's certificate in voice nnd pia­ nette Walker wqs the miscellaneous army as color guard and the wreath Doan's six years ago and again con­ no, Vve Jones; diploma of musical shower given Inst night by MrB- San­ of green ferns nnd vines nnd firms the Story. Could you ask for proficiency in voice, Kathryn Reece; dy Anderson at her home on Magnolia white daisies was placed on top of the more convincing testimony? certificate of musical proficiency lit avenue, Misa Walker being one of the “Time hns only increased my remonument. , - r , , . piano, Gladys Storrs; L. I. in public seasoh’s charming bridc-ciccta. The decorations were carried out Another beautiful wreath of ferns gnrd for Doans Kidney Pills and 1 *.hoo, mua,Cf LclUl CnthrJnc Borlnjfi and white roses was placed* nt the cheerfully give my endorsement,' Alma Vernon Richardson, Mabel Shel in rninbow colors, roses, dahlias, sun­ flowers nnd nasturtiums were taste­ of tho monument by the Sallic says Mrs. Woodcock. “Since giving fcr. fully 'arranged in bowls and baskets my last endorsement I have used Chapter, D. A. R. School of Expression: Alice M. in the living room. In the dining room Doan's nnd they hnve proved most played the Star Spangled Hosier, Margaret Eulah Stanford. festoons of crepe paper in the rain­ Banner while nil gave the salute to satisfactory in relieving me of a se­ Department of Business: Sarah bow colors were fastened to the chan­ the flag and after the benediction by vere case of kidney trouble.” (State­ M, Dnvis, Susie Hall, Martye Hamil­ deliers with tulle bows nnd to the Dr. S. W. Walker, of the Methodist ment given May 21, 1914.) ton, Marion E..Roed, Alberta Schmidt, corners of the room. Pink vine Was church, “taps” were sounded nnd an­ On March-19, 1918, Mrs. Woodcock Mary B. Shank, Inez A. Stephens. also used over the doors and windows other Memorial day had gone down in­ said: “Doan’s Kidney Pills made a Tho program follows: nnd entwined with ferns on the chanto history to linger in the memories complete cure in my case of kidney Saturday. dilcirs. In one comer of the dining not only of • those who have servod trouble some years ago and the cure their country in the wars of the ages hns lasted. I gladly give' this en­ 8:30 p. m.—Annual contest for room the chair of honor was placed, it being covered in white and prettily but those who stayed at home and dorsement nnd wish to confirm ray hoard of control medals. decorated with pink vine and tulle made it possible for the soldier boys former statement." Sunday. io do the fighting, 11:00 a. m.—Annual baccalaureate bows. Tall floor lamps in rainbow Prite 60c, nt all dealers. Don't colon were effectively, placed- around Sanford is one of the most patriotic simply a*k fo r a kidney remedy—get sermon by Rev. J. G. Venable. cities in the country, has a most en­ Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that 8:30 p. m.—Annual publle session the chair. Little Mirah Ann Powers dressed thusiastic American Legion in the Y. W. C. A. as Cupid in pink with a huge pink Campbeli-Lossing Post, has an enthus­ Mrs. Woodcock had. Foster-Miibum Monday. Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. tulle bow came in drawing a wagon iastic Woman’s Auxiliary, have fine 10:00 a. m. to 12:00 m.—Annual piled high ‘with gifts. Little • Mary chapters of the D. A. R., and the U. exhibit school pf art. Annual exhibit Chapman in a fluffy pink Organdie D. C., and all the many patriotic or­ Catts Investigating Industrial arts department. dress representing a little fairy pre­ ders and fraternal orders thsit hold Committee Filed Its. 12:00 m. to 1:00 p. m.—Annual ex­ sented the gifts to the honoree saying aloft the stars and stripes above ev­ hibit, department of clothing. School they came from fairyland. Misa Wal­ erything. And 8anford and all of .Report With Senate of-home economics. ker received many loyely gifts In sil­ Seminolo county can be depended up­ 8:30 p. m.—Annual concert school ver, China, linen and other things on'tb keep green the memories of the (B f Th* l u M h h f F t*m ) that make up a bride’s trousseau. soldier the veterans of all the •TALLAHASSEE, June 1.—Joint of music. Tuesday. Miss Walker wore a most- becoming wars and each year the day will bo- legislative committee investigating come more sacred ’ to the boys who Ex-Governor Catts conduct, filed its ' 10:00 a. m.—Alumnae breakfast * frock of grey georgette over grey sat­ have so recently returned from the report with the sennte this morning. 11:00 a. m.—Annual business meet­ in trimmed with coral satin-. Refreshments of raspberry ice, wa­ World War. The sennte will decide tomorrow ing Alumnfie Association. fers and mints carrying out the color Campbeli-Lossing Post is growing whether to spread it on tho Journal. 5:30 p. m.—Annual class day exerscheme were served. . rapidly and under Post Commander It will be filed in the house today and vises. Mrs. Anderson was assisted in re­ L. F. Roper and his faithful assistants a motion will be offered to spread it 8130 P- m.—Annual normal school ceiving her guests by Miss Howard P.' are'keeping alive the tradition of the on the Journal there. NothlWfe of tho class day exercises. Smith and Miss Elizabeth Musson. American army and navy. V contents have been made public. It Wednesday.. . There was about thirty who enjoyed is understood only testimony was tak­ 10:00 a. m.—Annual graduation this delightful occasion. . France should begin to feel bet­ en with no recommendation. ceremonies and baccaulaureate ad­ ter* when the pay .envelope from Ger­ Speaking of relativity, why is f if dress by Judge W. H. Ellis. many begins to arrive. . Given plaid stockings and jolly that fleas stick so cIofc to a dog and company, they might enjoy following rarely bother even the meanest men? Gabriclle d’Annunzio la married. Ob, the play over the landscape Instead 666 cu res B iliou s F ev er. —Tull* Tribune. well, what could he do? Italy refused of a little b»U. ■ :•.<-/ . t t • i" • Don't think a floating debt (x nec­ to fight with him,—Seattle Post In­ _ — ----------essarily a Rubtelligencer. : .* WORLD WAR VETS SANFORD LODGE ODD FELLOWS IS FLOURISHING A GOOD FRIEND - COMMENCEMENT SERMON BY REV. E. D. BROWNLE “For none of us liveth to himself, and no man dieth to himself,” Rom­ ans, 14:7; and, “For who maketh thee to differ from another, and what hast thou that thou didst not receive. Now if thou didst receive It why dost thou glory as if thou hadst not revived it,” I Corinthians, 4:7, was the scripture taken by Dr. E. D. Brownlee for the next of the Baccalaureate sermon at the commencement ‘ service of Plant City nigh School, at the audiitorium Sunday morning. Dr. Brownlee's sermon was short and full of deep thought. His lan­ guage was eloquent, but simple enuf to be understood by pupils of the lower classes who attended, and his delivery was deep and forcible. The mail) train of thought portray­ ed was the dependence of one upon another. All, he said, are dependent upon other people. Interdependent, instead of independence, he said, is the word to express peoples' relations to each other. He impressed upon the g r a d u a t i n g c la s s the f a c t that when school children get out in life they must depend upon other people and work in unison with them in a great measure to be useful to themselves and to society. Last and most im­ portant, Dr. Brownlee said, is our de­ pendence upon the Lord. Dr. Brownlee is a graduate of Princeton University. He'is pastdr of the First Presbyterian church of San­ ford. Churches in tho.city otaltted morn­ ing services Sunday to allow the con­ gregations to attend the graduation service. A choir composed of mem­ bers of the different choirs in the city.contributed greatly to the devo­ tional aspect of the occasion. Mrs, L. C. Hull sang a beautiful solo, “I Come to „Thee.”—Plant City Courier. 666 cures Biliousness. “BETTER-GET-BETTER” Circulation----- “DO IT NOW”—r-Strength It Shnply Removes Obstructions to Blood Blow—Dislodges Accumulations of many years— And Thus Equalizes Pressure on Nerves— A rteries Neuritis------The “LOGICAL'TREATM ENT’------ Pnralysis ASK US M M H iK u lZ ifilV THEM Rheumatism—FOR MANY HUMAN ILLS—Blood Pressure And Veins, so th a t the Blood Stream Functions Better— Gets Nourishment to Dormnnt Tissue At Sanford—No Mystery—No Imagination—Appointment TELEPHONE 184 L . C. CAMERON P. O. BOX 399 G row ers prob­ lems mas worked out by the grow ersu n ite d . G ro v es I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING su b d iv isio n ” ns$ •Hon—lots are (>elng sold right along 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—1 have weighed the statem ent and to say ju st w hat is my candid convictions would put it most too strong for the careful, conservative person—th a t person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who �PORT MYER8 3. SANFORD 2. (D m IU U m 'i te O j) a Yesterday afternoon at the new base ball *park Sanford opened her season i*forc a large crowd and to say OCALA LIMESTONE Crushed or Serened; that the fans were very agreeably sur­ WE EAT TOO SI UCH HEAT WIIIC1I Finely ground Limestone for Agriculture, prised at the performance put up by CLOGS KIDNEYS. THEN TIIE the local bunch would be putting it walks and artificial stone work. BACK HURTS. The Fort Myers club Is touring the Most people forget that the kidneys, state playing such towns ns Palm Trowel Brand Builders and Hydrated Lime. like the bowels^get sluggish and clog­ Beach, Fort Pierce, Palatka, St. Au­ additional miles before he again reach­ T hus Shortening Dis es the Volusia county line, a total dis­ gustine and other places having fast ged and need a flushing occassionally, This club from Fort Myers has else we have backache and dull mis­ Ocala Florida tance to Titusville by tance, ns I figured, going and coming, clubs. all paid players and at least five of ery In the kidney region, severe head­ of one hundred miles, and, In some them are ex-Florida State League aches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, Straightening Road parts, pretty rough travel at thnt. players. Those that are not old Flori­ acid stomach, sleeplessness and all It seems to me thnt the cession of Hupmobile in the enviable position, da State League players arc equally sorts of bladder disorders. this part of Volusin county to Bre­ which it holds today with so many as fast and the opinion yesterday .be­ You simply must keep your kidneys vard county would establish a feeling fore the game amongst the fans was thousands of automobile buyers. of good fellowship between Volusia, that Sanford was to receive a bad active and clenn, and the moment you The Hupmobile at the new price, Is feel an ache or pain in the kidney Brevard, Seminole and Orange counthe same good car, with the same good BRINGS OUT WHAT SEMINOLE beating. region, get about four ounces of Jad oil four counties are vitally economy, the same low repair dost, HAS URGED MANY The battle got under way promptly intprfsted as neighbors in this matter. at four o’clock with Champan twirl­ Salts from any good drug store here, the same long life and the same high TIMES Seminole county could join with Bre­ ing for Sanfqrd and after the smoke take a tablespoonful In n glass of wa- j price when you sell. ,vard county in building and maintain­ had cleared away to give room for ter before breakfpst for n few days I The local distributors of the Hup(Tram M onday', Dally) and your kidneys-will then act fine. • road_ over The following letter from Chas. F. ing a good hard surfaced mobile, the B, A 0. Motor Co., an­ ------ — the rain Sanford waa on the little end This famous salts is made from the! Burgman is most interesting to the the marsh lands of the St. Johns river of a 3-2 score. The home crew kept nounce that business on the Hupmo­ and maintain a substantial bridge con­ up a nasty fight all the way through acid of grapes and lemon juice, com-1 peoplc of this county bile has been far beyond anything nection with both counties. It would and . after taking into consideration bined with Uthta, and is harmless to 1 Daytona, Fla., May 27, 1921. they expected when they took this relieve Volusia county of a financial the fact that our boys had never had flush clogged kidneys and stimulate' ^ i t e / a n d *325 InThe dosed modi Editor Sanford Herald, burden for which she receives no re­ aa much as. five minutes work out to­ them to normal activity. It also ejBt has created quite a sensation, If Sanford, Fla. turn and yet would give the people of gether with no chance whatever to neutralises the acids In. the urine so t the local demand for this car is any NINE SEMINOLES AND T. N. T. Dear Editor: I have addressed a copy of subjoin­ this county equal privileges and con­ make up any signals or get onto any it no longer' irritates, thus ending indication. CLUBS. ed letter to each member of the Vo­ veniences in travel through these ter- inside base bail no doubt was left in bladder disorder* j Th$ Hupp factory announces fur* (Vms WHsili/*! Dslty) lusia county board of commissioners, Jad Salta is harmless; inexpensive; ther that nothing but quantity proany of the Sanford fans minds that Mrs. Henry Purdon was the charm­ and to ,(he board as a whole. If you our Semi-pro club with some practice makes a delightful effervescent lithia-' duqtion made it possible to put the ing hostess yesterday afternoon, when deem the subject of sulTlcient public will be able to represent Sanford in water which everybody should take,price of $1,485 on the Hupmobile and interest I shall be pleased t o ' have now and then to keep, their kidneys ^that their will and intent is to give she’entertained the member* of the the base ball work this season. you publish sami The Superb pitching of Chapman clean, thus avoiding serious compll- their buyers all they pay for, and, in Nine Seminoles and T. N. T. dob* a t the territory under consideration, It desired acco: addition more than the same figure her home on Palmetto avenue. and Pope's .three base hit at a time cations. ‘ which perforce of existing conditions when it was needed were the outstand­ Yours cordially, A very interesting game of bridge remain dormnnL In fact the entire ing features of the game. Rive, who OFB-W CHAS. F. BURGMAN. I Every vital part of tho Hupmobile waa enjoyed during the afternoon and P. S.:~May I suggest that some of East Coast would benefit by these has not had a glove on for several sea­ is manufactured in the Hupmobile the prise for high score, a box of your representative citizens be pres­ ! factory. No outside manufacturer French powder, was won by Mr*. F. sons, caught a swell game and with ent at the meeting of the Volusia 'sets a limit of quality or workman­ E. RoumlllsL just a little practice- he will be able to Board of. County Commissioners when At the conclusion of the gam* a ship. This fact, together with the show up some of the other catchers Allied love for Poland can’t sur­ well-known'policy of the Hupp fac­ dainty ice course was served by the the matter herein comes up for con­ -about the state. sideration, Some of us folks will be tory to have nothing but the best In hostess. Fort Myers playy here again today ra rt of their debtor’s resources. there to help. * C. F. B. material and their painstaking methand a large crowd is expected. Amil Daytona, Fla.rMay 28,1921. Ammond will pitch for* Sanford and Head-IT-OFF"—ENERGIZE—NOW. od of manufacture, has placed the Rub-My-TJsm cures sores. To the Honorable Board of County in all probability Biddy Burdick, who cession thus granted. Commias loners, was sick yesterday, will be in the line­ With the hope that you will, as up today aa well as Oscar DuBose an­ DeLand, Florida. County Commissioners, give the fore­ other old time Florida State Leaguer. Gentlemen: Your writer received a few days going your earnest consideration, nnd Word has been received from "Dubby” ago a printed communication from the give relief, as far as it Is within your Spencer, who expects to be home in a Commissioners of Brevard county ask­ legal powers to do so, I am, ■ few days and "Dubby” will also get in­ Yours respectfully, ing for sympathetic support for the Summer fertilizer on citrus trees payB for itself in two ways—gives larger fruit, to the game. CHAS. F. BURGMAN ceding by .Volusia County of Shat CFB-W With some support from the fans therefore more boxes, and a greater bearing surface for next y ear’s crop. We recommend strip of territory whose northern line in a financial way the Sanford Club’s SEMINOLE TREE GROWER IDEAL HIGH GRADE FRUITER constitutes an extension of the north success is assured and a good brand line of Brevard county westward pass­ 4% Amtn, 6% A. P. A., 8% Pot, 4% Amm., 8% A. P. A., 4% Pot of base ball will be staged all through ing through Lake Hamey with the St. the summer. Kissimmee plays in San­ IDEAL FRUIT and VINE MANURE . W. & T.’s Seminole Fruit Manure Johns river for its western boundary, ford next week and the rest Of the 3% Amm., 8% A. P. A., 10% P o t 1 a% Amm., 8% A. P. A., 6% Pot thrncc (rnvcllng along the east shore schedule will be announced by then. of the St. Johns river southward to a Remember today’s game starts at ORDER EARLY APPLY EARLY MARKET EARLY point near Titusville. This point of NOBODY CAN TELL WHEN YOU four o'clock, arid the new park is at W rite for new price list showing fu rth er reductions in p r ices.. DARKEN GRAY, FADED HAIR land, a geographical absurdity from the comer of French and Ninth street. WITH SAGE TEA. R. C. MAXWELL, Manager Sanford Branch a boundary, point of view, seems on J. P. Schaal, who was the unofficial the mop like a spearhead thrust into Bcore keeper for the Florida State Grandmother kept her hair beauti­ League Inst season, keeps tab on the the western side of Brevard county, brum a financial and agricultural fully darkened, glossy and attractive games this year and the way It look­ MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS point of view it is really worse than with a brew of Sage Tea nnd Sulphur. ed to him yesterday was just like AGRICULTURAL BUILDING" JACKSONVILLE, FLA. useless to Volusia county, os nearly Whenever her hnlr took on that dull, all of its constitutes marsh and over­ 1’adcd or qtronked appearance, this Sanford f lo w lands bounding the St. Johns rivir and yielding practically no return derful effect. By asking qt any drug Hunt", s s .___ store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Rive, c., ....... taxes. From Mims, just north of Titusville, Compound,” you will get a large bot­ Pope, 3b ....... you travel for a distance of several tle of this old time recipe, Improved Chittenden, lb. miles through Brevard county in a by the addition of other Ingredients, Riggers, If...... westerly direction before you reach all ready to use. at very little cost. Henderson, rf, the east boundary of this Volusia This simple mixture can be depended Betts, 2b........ County strip. From there on you upon to restore natural color nnd ,Mnrtin, ef. .... travel through what is practically beauty to the hnir. Chapman, p. waste land for several miles to the A well-known downtown .druggist St. Johns river, where Volusin county says everybody uses Wyeth’s Sage nnd Total has built and maintained in a way, a Sulphur Compound now because it “road and bridge.” Volusia County is darkens so naturally nnd evenly thnt expected to maintain-her part of this nobody caq tell it has been applied— norrocks, 3b. “rond and bridgo” to enable the peo­ It’s* so easy to use, too. You simply Moge'r, If. ... ple of Brevard and Seminole counties dampen a comb or soft brush nnd Crlgcr, lb. ~ to cross the St. Johns' rivor, whether Lightfoot, 2b for business or friendly intercourse, drnw it through the hnlr, tnklng one Usher, ss. ... By morning tho $625 f. o. b. Detroit matters not! Tho fact is, only one strand at Rogers, cf. ... gray hnlr disappears; after another person lives in this part of Volusia Hoke, rf....... County and ho is too far away from application or two, it Is restored to its Wynn, c........ The merits of the Fordson Tractor can be .best judged through the any voting precinct ta either register natural color, nnd looks glossy, soft Blount, p. opinions of its daily users. We have asked a few of our customers for or vote. I do not know whether he nnd beautiful.—Adv. Elrod, p,, —... pays taxes at *11. their frank comments concerning the operation of their Fordsons. AS THE EDITORS SAW US As Volusia county seldom makes Total ................ 21 3 0 18 8 1 Read what these owners have to say and then judge whether or not nny repairs to this road unless strong­ Fort Myers ............. J \2 0 0 0 1—X ly nppcnled by the people of Brtfvard The following from the Winchester Sanford ............... 0 0 0 2—X they are pleased with their purchases—O r better still, ask them yourand Seminole Counties, and as the (Indiana) Journal will be Interesting Summary: Left on bases. Fort bridge referred to is seldom safe to to Sanford readers: Myers 1, Sanford 4, " Earned runs Ft. And afforded opportunity to see Myers 2, Sanford 1. Three base hits: Sanford, Fla., Sept. 1st, 1918. travel over, people who wish to reach Sanford, Florida, Oct. 0, 1910. Mr. Ed. Higgins, Sales Agent Fordson Tractor, Mr. Ed. Higgins, Titusville from Sanford, as a matter the intervening, country, that enter­ Pope, Criger. First base on balls off Sanford, Fla. Sanford, Fla, of safety, would have.to travel from prising thrifty and growing city and Chapman 1 off Blount 2. Struck out Dear Sir: Sanford to New Smyrna, approximate­ the great celery farms adjoining, and by Chapman 2 by Blount 5 by Elrod Referring to your recent Inquiry as to how the ly forty miles, and from New Smyrna being generously supplied with that 1. Hits off Blount in 6 1-3 innings 6. I am very glad to tell you hour well pleased I am Fordson Tractor that we purchased a year ago had performed. *o Titusville, thirty-three and n half "nerve tonic.” Here, as at Braden- Sacrifice hits, Wynn. Passed ball, with the Fordson Tractor purchased August, 1918. I I have a letter from our Mr. A. Q. Lancaster, miles, or a total of seventy-three and town, flowing wells make irrigation Wynn. Hit by pitcher, Rive by Blount. have used the machine constant!^ on our 60-acre a half miles. Whereas, If Volusia possible and the same tile are used Double plays, Chapman to Betts to truck ’farm and have done a great deal of work county would cnaBle Brevard county for aeration, irrigation and drainage. Chittenden. Time of game, 1:30. At­ for others. Tho total cost for repairs has not ex* “Replying to yours of Sept. 27th. As regards to construct the road and bridge lead­ Other crops, including vegetables are tendance |250. the Fordson Tractor I beg to adviso that as a whole ceodcd $10.00. While not a machinist, I do ill my the tractor uaa given very good satisfaction. We ing out of Mims and across the St. raised here, strawberries to a large repairs nnd adjustments myself. I do a good deal of had to renew al| the bearings in tho front wheels my own driving but any good band can hand!* it. Johns river, the distance between extent, but always do you find citrus SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PICNIC. after using it about 40 days, which cost around $28. Yours trul; Sanford and Titusville would be short­ fruit, Seminole county is one of the After we put in new bearings we fixed flanges on CHAPMAN, ened to about twenty-three miles. The progressive ones of the state. This the wheels to keep the sand from getting into these (Tran WtdutJar'i Daily) city and section anticipates a great bearings and have not hod any more trouble at that A'happy event of yesterday waa A city of Orlando Is equally Interested point with it. We have an order in now for new re­ in this'ma tter, ns It would effect a future, based on its natural position surprise birthday nicoic given by Mrs. pair parts which will cost about $60.00. As far as like saving in mileage travel from Or­ as well as Ua excellent soli. Being A. E. Hill in honor of Mrs. J. E. Pace, Sanford, ’Fla., Sept. 18-19. we can see these repairs will put it in first class Mr. Ed. Higgins, lando to Titusville. If the return trip possibly the largest celery shipping whose birthday anniversary waa yes­ shape to start in for another season.” Stnford, Fla. "From the experience we had with the other to either city is added, it would save center In the world—shipping whole terday. I t being a complete surprise tractor, and from w^gl I can learn from people who train loads at a time—its haring a to the honoree, who had been asked Dear Sir: one hundred miles. have operated other Tractors 1 believe the Fordson Replying to your Inquiry in regard to tho FordThis strip of land "is part of the port on Lake Monroe which Is the to go for a ride and upon.arriving a t Tractor is the best tractor for sandy land. I think it headwaters of the St. Johns affords son tractor purchased from you. First Commissioner’s District, and aa would be wise to order another one of these tractors, Crystal Lake found a number of b*r as we can do os much work with one of them and I consider this machine tha beet Investment in afersald acta as a wedge,* o f ’spear transportation facilities that are com­ friends awaiting her. one man as we can do with three teams, and three peting. Tourists it has not catered to the way of farm machinery The afternoon was pleasantly spent men, and do better work." have a fourteen-year-old boy but a proposed two million dollar ho­ _ and he harrow­ The report that Mr. Lancaster sends, in my opin­ ed 20 acres with it yesterday, and did a better Job tel will surely cause them to come, If swimming and a bounteous picnic ion will be satisfactory, especially so since be thinks than could be done with teams. no more than to enjoy the water ride lunch was served. enough of the Fordson Tractor to request ua to or­ der anotheT one. Repeat orders on tractors are cer­ You could not buy this machine back for several from Jacksonville. Orlando terms it­ Those enjoying this enjoyable out­ tainly a good endorsement. times what I paid for It tf I could not get another. . self the city beautiful; Sanford, the ing were: Mrs! J. E. Pate, Mrs. A. E. Yours truly. Your* truly. city substantial. Golf links here aa Hill, Mrs. Easterby, Mr*. LeGptte, CHASE £ COMPANY. . in other cities are featured. Our stay Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, Mrs. McLaulin, Misses Sarah Evelyn William* here was only too brief. and Olivo Newman. Pays fo r Fertilizer WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY "Head-IT-OFF"-ENERGIZE—NOW. Bossy people like to dabble In com­ pulsory moral reforms. ■ - AUTHORIZED FORD «% _- - . . DEALER '1 �:4:T.Tr FLORIDA'S INTEREST IN CATTLE FLORIDA A------INDUSTRY The 36th annual convention of the Another one added to the list of «U J . HOLLY , ................... P m t t a a t u l £41 U r “Georgia hopes Floridajr ill make a Sanford Town Builders and Just added National Editorial Association was V . 7. m u m ...............ftM rv tv r u 4 H u n m K. A. VZZL...................... Omni K a m r as wo go to press. Our editorial last one of the most enjoyable and educa­ real drive at the tick, amfTicr interest week on the Town Builders has creat­ tional in the history of tho associa­ of course is partly selfish, She wants P iU laW d I n i ; Friday ky ed much comment in this and other tion. The ‘Flolida Press Association the South to be as great a cattle-pro­ PRINTINGCOMPANY cities THE HERALD(Im«orp*raU4) from the fact that only Sanford had promised the members of the Nat­ ducing country ns it can, and she mcia have In the past and arc now ional Association , thnt if they would wants to protect herself against catsubscription price a adtanoxi building the business blocks and buy­ come to Florida in 1021 they'would en­ tic tick coming over the Florida line." O n T Z A R ............................................................ **.40 The Savannah Morning News in on ing the business property and having tertain them royally. They not only B Z K0HTH1 ............................ l .u made good every promise; they dem­ editorial discussing the widespread T H R E E MONTHS.....................................................7» faith in Sanford that "passes all un­ onstrated that Florida was a.w orth­ prevalence of tick in Florida concludes derstanding" from those who do not taUrmd u B*o*ad C U u M all K a tta r i l f H l IS, while state, rich In natural beauty, with the above paragraph. The atti­ know what a wonderful city we have M M , a t U« P o tt W lo * i t Saaford, Florida, V i t o A rt M H u s k t . l m . here. And yesterday George Speer with n wealth of resources of which tude ia. not a critical one, nor is it one the nvernge citizen, especially of the assumed without just cause, because MImi herald building. 141 and his son, Vivian, who arc in busi­ ness under the firm name of Speer & north and west, had no conception. the States bordering Florida are hand­ ll F a f r t s r A d v e rttiln ii R rp i* * * n t* tlv * ' Son, without any loud noise or dem­ The school histories tell about General icapped in their campaigns against ■{ T1IK AM H I f t A N P R E S S ASSOCIATION' , Jackson driving the Indians out of this menace to the cattle industry onstration quietly bought up one of the finest business blocks of the city Georgia iito the swamps of Florida. when this state stands idly by and -Sanford real estate is moving right and paid a nice sum for it because Fiction writers have followed this lead permits the tick to gain a stranger along, they needed mere room for their in­ until many people who ought to have hold, which means that defensive lines ---------------- o creasing business and having all the known better always'thought of Flor­ must be maintained at our borders by There are more houses being built faith in ‘the world in Sanford and ida as a great swamp, filled with alli­ those states which are seeking to for­ here now than ever before in the his­ knowing that it is growing by lenpa gators, snakes anA mosquitoes, with a ever eradicate this creeping problem, tory of the cit/. and bounds they went right up .to the strip of sand beach along the eastern and to promote cattle-raising as a coast occupied by tourist hotels and great Southern business, equal to the - 0----------counter and planked down the coin, If the people of Florida want the why,—because they arc Sanford men, backed by impenetrable jungles. present agricultural pursuits. Tho editors found cities with ail cow to be supremo, why should we and Sanford men know wha( Sanford The discussion is prompted by cen­ worry. We can still throw tho bull is doing and the love] headed business modern improvements and tourist re­ sus reports of live stock in the South­ sorts that rival anything to-be found ern states. In the" order of percent­ (if he ever puns into our car). men are buying all tho Sanford prop­ in California or New England. When age of the area cleared off the dick r—--------0 ■ --erty they can get. they left the eastern coast with its figures for the four following states Only three pooplo borrowed their You can’t jifeat that kind of spirit. magnificent hotels, churches, schools, are: Tennessee, 100 per cent; Ala­ -neighbor's Daily Herald on one of the ---------- o----------paved highways and iong stretches of bama, 04 per cent; North Carolina, 73 avenues last night that our solicitor ■could see. The world Is getting bet­ BEST WISHES TO "RUBE’ IN NEW the finest ocean beach to be found per cent; Florida, 13 per cent. These HOME. anywhere in the world, their first stop figures nre proof that Florida is lag­ ter. was at Gainesville, the home of the ging behind and is, in a way, retard­ Rube Aiyn, editor and owner of the Florida State University, a clean, ing the progress of other Southern What is so rare as a day in June? We do not know unless it be a day in Florida Fisherman, has moved the beautiful little city of 8,000 people; stntes. The tick docs nqt regard state all twelve months of the year in Flor­ publication point of his monthly mag­ fine modern residences, paved streets, lines, but is constantly reaching out ida. They arc all rare days and we azine from SL Petersburg to Ruskln, a modern sewer system, a pure water for new fields to conquer, ahd while where he hns bought a printing plnnt supply, shndc trees, flowers, n fine rarely have any other kind. formerly used in the issuance of a auto tourist camp, schools, churches Florida is accepting the situation as ----------- 0---------— one thnt cannot be remedied, other weekly newspaper now defunct. and county court house, the whole The Shrincrs arc taking the city states are forging ahead in their ef­ With the Gulf at his front door and backed by n thriving agricultural dis­ of Jacksonville this week. Fizzes and the wonderful vegetable farms of trict, where diversified fanning wns forts to establish tho cattle Industry. fuzzes and fezzes will nil mingle to­ The lamentable feature is that, poten­ gether and they have camels to show Manatee at his buck door, Rube has a demonstrated fact and differing tially at least, Florida is the Btatc how dry Florida was (accent on the an ideal location for a man who loves from the most thriving and prosperous best suited for cattle-raising. We tho freedom of God's grent open nnd districts of the north and west only was), have the ranges, the climate nnd the for a magazine which fights for the in the variety of their products. They x ---------- o---------other; requirements necessary to the conservation of Florida’s fish and grow corn, hugar enne, cotton, tobac­ Tho Itolfe(Iowa)"Arrow says Or­ co, potatoes, oranges, grapefruit and business; and the tick hnndicap is lando is the suburb of heaven. Isn't game resources. Tho newspaper fraternity of Flor­ specialize in celery, tomatoes, peppers costing the state*1Imillions of dollars that hell?—-Snnford Hcrnld. No it annually. The time for drastic Action is Just 24 miles south.—Reporter-Star. ida wishes n full measure of success nnd other early vegetables for the is nt hand, if Florida is to take her That's hell for Kissimmee, especially nnd prosperity to this veteran journ­ northern markets. Their system is place alongside other Southern states alist who hns pluckily overcome so quite intensive; they arc short on live­ since Thorn looks like the devil. many obstacles in the past. stock nnd very generally use com­ thnt have realized the tremendous pos­ And here's hoping that his printing mercial fertilizer. Three crops a year sibilities of the cattle industry nnd The Grand' Jury Is still in session simp is built on A solid foundation nnd from the. ground is not uncommon. One nre strivin gto ‘commercialize them. and they say that it is difficult to Discussing lawn on thd subject, the not over the bay!—Tampa Times. farmer with 30 acres of cnrly potatoes find some of the Seminole county citi­ News says: ---------- 0----------had already planted com between the zens just now—they have gone to "A lnw that will not get results, MAKE THE PRESS FREE. rows. After digging the potatoes nnd #Bummer resorts under their doctor's that is intended merely ns n sop to the at the Inst cultivation of the corn he; .orders, of course, and will not be more progressive cattle men, that is Postmaster General Hays is right would seed to^cowpcas for a hny crop. I home for sumo time. not it tended to rcnlly drive out tho All this central pnrt of the state is! in his position regarding the restor­ ---------------- 0---------tick, may be nil right ns a start in well wooded. The soil is generally \ ation to the second class mailing With the many good rondH to the the right direction, but surely Florida sandy, the surface slightly rolling,' privileges of newspapers deprived of -cast coast that are being planned the ought to see that the day of experi­ beaches will get many of the inland their postal rights during the war. I well drained nnd well watered by menting in this thing is past. Florida people in the summer time instend of In a spasm of patriotism, or fear, or springs, brooks and beautiful lakes. the mountains—providing the people some other hysteria, we went a long. One county has 1400 meandered lakes 1ms the actual experience of n hnlf* of the East Const do not take Florida ways further than we should have within its borders, nil of crystal blue dozen Southern Stntes to guide ‘ her people for tourists—you know what gone in depriving people, whose water, filled with black - bass, perch' and she should profit from thnt ex­ perience.”' we mean. views differed from those which the and other fish. The train of 14 Pullmnn coaches, County activities against the tick men at the head of the government Hbrbert Felkel hns been to Tnlln- happened to entertain at thnt time of would move from town to town dur-, have proved miserable failures. They hnssee nnd writes to the St. Augus­ their rights. And since the war wo ing the night, carrying more thnn 400 are not effective. They cost more tine Record that the present session have not signalized our restoration guests. Owing to the efficient o r-! thnn they are.worth. This has been of the legislature is no worse than to sanity by removing tho insane re­ ganizing ability of George E. Hosmer, demonstrated repeatedly in Florida. the ordinary kind. They nre losing strictions on press nnd speech which Ihe genial secretary of the entertain-; Those cattle men who believe thnt dip­ mont committee, the public spirit and ping nnd the other methods an* det­ valuable time over little stuff and let­ wc imposed. hospitality of the citizens, there was rimental to their stock, on days when ting the big ones get off the hook ns It may be thnt a nation, lighting always nn abundance of eatables at the remedies nre being applied, drive .usun). However, if they quit Friday for its very existence, has a moral every stop. their cattle, into ndjoininng counties tvc will nil he satisfied. right to suspend the constitutional After breakfast automobiles would nnd thus avoid the presence of the of­ w* -----------0----------functionns of demoernty, free speech, ficials in charge of the work. The The Quick Service Transfer Co., of n free press, the right of assembly be in readiness to tnke the entire par­ resiilt of this enn easily be seen. The ty for a drive through the orchards of this city, makes an offer to the pub­ nnd petition, and those other hard oranges and grapefruit, the fields of infected nnd the disinfected cnttlc lic that is worthy of more than pnss' ing notice*. Mr. A. J. trussing lakes a won privileges which distinguish the celery, potatoes or early tomatoes. mingle, nnd the tick is reestablished. A state-wide fight on the tick is <]cep interest in Die Sunday schoola free man from the slnve, though even Every few miles wc would reach a thriving village or miniature city tho sensible course open to Florida. this is doubtful, since no other form and he offers to transport all the pu­ where we would bo served with orange First adequate laws are necessary, of destruction could ho much worse pils of Snnford Sunday schools from jyicc or 'lemonade. Oranges, grape­ and these must be followed by prac­ thnn than the loss of these guaran­ certain places on tht* East nnd West fruit nnd flowers would be distributed tical enforcement. tees of freedom; but certainly there aides each Sunday morning to and to ench cnr. It is useless, other states enforcing from the different churrhes. His of­ enn be no legitimate argument in Just repent nil of the above for quarantine laws against Florida cat­ keeping the people muzzled in time of fer iB a most magnanimous one and Hie Herald upon behalf of the people pence. Max Enstmsn’s "Liberator," Palmetto, Bnrtow, Orlando, DcLand,| tle. However, the other states are of this section wishes to thank him for Vie Berger’s "lender," the New York Daytona, Hanford and a dozen other not to blame. They nre gunrding It. This is the real Christian spirit Call, ..and other radical publications towns, each one having some special their own interests. If the quaran­ ,nnd our i(lca of real service. hit by tho Burleson management attraction—up-to-date packing houses tines nre to be lifted Florida will be where the fruits and vegetables nre j -----------o doubtless advocate a lot of stuff handled in true co-operative style,’ responsible for it. If they are not tho responsibility still rests upon Florida. Tho rcnl estate men of Sanford re­ which, if literally carried out, would mile on mile of paved highway, trc<is ■ port n One May month of sales nnd be injurious to the country, but tho loaded with the golden fruit, the air' In this state many people labor un­ der the impression thnt anti-tick th e re are prospects for more of them authorities can Bafely assume enough fragrant with the perfume of ornngo methods arc injurious nnd oftentimes i a the month of June. This is the time intelligence on the part of the public blossom, all outside the cultivated fatal to the cattle, nnd that discrimi­ t o buy Sanford property nnd the time to answer false arguments and re- areas covered with the green of pine, nation is shown in the enforcement of to build ob all materials arc nlmost Yhso to follow too radical leadership. oak and-palmetto or dazzling in the existing rules—that is where rules are •down to pre-war levels. It is nho ru­ At least, if tho red publications get colors of tropical vines and flowers, a in existence. While in Rome instances mored upon good authority thnt lum- too violent they can bo dealt with by grent variety of beautiful birds but these thjngs may have been true, they . "her is cheaper now thnn it will be la­ the department of justice, and punish*- never a mosquito, a snake or A swamp', are entirely due to ignorance and not te r on nnd it is n sure bet thst San* cd for whatover they happen to be soft breezes and sunshine. Whnt a to the principle and purpose of tho *ford land will never be any cheaper guilty of. delightful place to spend the winter. methods. th an it is right now. Build your own Mr. Hays may make 0 number of The editors all had n good time nnd If there has been discrimination, -home. It is the best investment you mistakes before htf gets through, but they nil wanted to stay longer. Ninenothing would tend to eliminate it -over made and will give you more In declining the mantle of his prede­ ty-nir.e nnd a half per cent of them quicker than state-wide laws, enforced Teal satisfaction than anything you cessor as the official news censor of arc planning to go there again. impartially by competent men, and as •ever did before. There is grand scenery in the can­ soon as the results were seen co-oper­ the country ho Is to bo commended.— ---------------- 0-------- -------yons and gorges of our mighty rivers ation In the work would be forthcom­ Lakeland Telegram, The Herald is running the booster nnd under the shadow of our snow­ ing from all sections.—Jacksonville o —— •editions every week in tho Weekly Have you noticed what a lively city capped mountains, but there is a rest­ Metropolis. Herald and two or three times a week Sanford has become 1 The streets are ful charm to the orchards and Jakes, --------- -o ---------I n the Daily editions and while this filled with cars and with people any the fruits nnd flowers, the fields and Sanford is growing and this fact is fcaper has sent out many thousands time of tho day and they are shop­ "folks of Centra] Florida that is all its apparent from the dumber of clubs of copies to people in the north the ping and getting the right kind of own; it f* to t in co-npvtition with any that are forming in the city. These 'Citizens generally have not given us goods at the right kind of prices. other section because there is nothing clubs all help to put pep Into the eitlthe names of friends to whom we Sanford.Is going after the trade of el io like it. «ens but they could get the same re­ •-could send these papers. Prospective this section nnd going after it by tak­ The country seemed well adapted sults from the Chamber of Commerce citizens will pay more attention to a ing liberal space in the Daily and for the successful and profitable pro­ If all the business men of Sanford •newspaper article about n certain sec­ Weekly Herald. It is the only way. duction of milk, meat and eggs. There would Join and take an active interest were some good cows, pigs and poul­ in the work. tion than to all tho pamphlets in the --------------- O' — ' ~wrorld and the people of Sanford and The Herald is reorganizing every try—enough to demonstrate the pos­ 4Saalnole .county are overlooking a 'department of the advertising and sibilities but not enough to supply the Gnincsvilic is to hnvc golf links. .-good bet when they fail to send'out subscription departments and will local demand. Wherever com can bo The business and professional men •the special editions of the Herald each make an active campaign for subscrib­ grown as successful^ us in Florida, hfcld a meeting there this week, pur­ 'week. All you need to do Is to send ers to tho Daily und Weekly Herald livestock will some day become an im­ chased 125 acres of land nnd expect portant fnctoh—Thtf Western Fnrmer, ‘ 'the names to this office. Wc Will do beginning Monday nc^ct. The an­ Spokane, Washington. to tnke memberships from every citi­ 'the rest. nouncements of this campaign will be zen of Gainesville to pay the initial ----------- 0-----------: given later. Wo wont every citizen cost, of the links. One o f . the times <t woman will of Seminole county to take either the People who don't, like to get up ear­ forgive a man for lying Is when he Daily or tho Weekly Herald and they ly may reflect that sunsets are aa Inability to obtain a seat at the nays she looks younger every* day. wlll'aftcr our solicitor gets busy. pretty as sunrises. political counter begeta reform. THESANFORD HERALD E: m i l i.V-• J m » p f, [fY I It . SPEER ft SON, TOWN BUILDERS. ; • : - '• • - '- y * EAST SANFORD Rev. Dr. Walker will preach at the Moore’s Station -church Sunday after­ noon at 3:30, June 6. Everybody wel­ come. • C. E. Chorpening served-In the petit jury whJIfc it wasTh session. Leon Purvis arrived here fast Fri­ day from Galveston, Tex., just off the S. S. Danperata, on which he has been for a year in the Merchant Marine ser­ vice. George Pezall is building a resi­ dence for himself nnd wife on Beardnll avenue and John Pezall is getting material on the ground to build a home also on Bc&rdnll. Mrs. R. C. Long has a bunch of 00 baby chickens incubator hatched and a motherly Rhode Island hen hhs adopt­ ed them and it's laughable to s£e her trying to scratch for all of them at once. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpening, Hel­ en, Alice, Horace and Carl Chorpening and Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Corpany, to­ gether with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Cros­ by and Miss Vivian Crosby from tdwn made a party going to Coronado beach for . lunch and to Daytona beach to bathe on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Fort, and a par­ ty were also visitors at both beaches on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Baker, Mrs. Dil­ lon Pickering, R. C. Long, Virginia and Grctchen Long, Eunice and Luth­ er Ferguson, were another party over to the ocean on Sunday. The oil and sand have been applied to the new pavements and they arc fine now. Brlsson road is being pav­ ed from Celery avenue to the railroad. Mr. nnd Mrs. Nick Zcmovcnn and daughter, Mnrinnicn, joined n party and picnicked nnd bathed nt Crystal Lake Friday. Mrs. Edwards, her sons Brainard nnd Roger and her father, Mr. Peters, were Sunday visitors nt the Zcmovean o r APPLICATION TOR TAX DEED home, coming.out in Brainnrd'B new NOTICE UNDER SECTION 17*. OENERAL STAT­ UTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA Ford car. Nollf# fa hereby g trrn th a t Bhuna I*. (lre*n. Dr. nnd Mrs. R. J. Fay and Miss purchaser of T n O rllflc«it« No, 2*;, (faint lb* fat dajr of April. A. D. 1010. fall filed m M if f . Susie Fay entertnined friends nt a ■• tirifftte In ittjr of Hr*. mi<! baa made ftpplUi* wi'inie roast nt their homc_pn Camer­ ' fto® for lilt lira! to Issue In RCiwifan^t* with law. Bald certificate embrace* Hu* foil- win* on nvenue last Friday evening. de«rrit*ed properly aittiaird In Ibe Flly nf KaoFlorida, n*-wlt: The B. 30 fret «»f |fa» fa Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Prevntt nnd son ford, i n fret, uf l^nt 2, HohltiBEtn’ft Add. Tine u l4 visited -Mrs. Prcvatt's parents in New Und Iwlttg iw fiM il nt the dale of the fa*unit** curb r r r l l f l r i l f In the [mini* of J, F Ijrlrtf. Smyrna on Sunday. Miss Alcntha of PtllfM laid rartifleftlt* abalt lx* redeemed irrnrd. In® fa*tie Iberr-oii on the Curry accompanied them home for n lllli todaylawof taJ ut lj,d raA.J will h ./U tt l . visit, WlttteM my Official alfftialiirt nnd neal tiilt 2nd day of June. A. I*. 1021. Walter Knulerson hns torn down his Ihe(HKAl*) I! A. t ‘lrrk flrm ii r»#UM, old house on DcurdnII avenue und is Ketplnnle IVtinfy, Fla. building a new one on the same loca­ 42-me Ily: X 11. WEEK*. I» t \ tion. NOTICE or APPLICATION FDR TAX DEED UNDER SECTION *7*. OENERAL STAT­ Mr. and . Mrs. Graham Hunter, of UTES. LAWS O r FLORIDA Benrdnll nvenue, have their home N’olln? U J i t n li j f i r m tbal F. fa Wonstmff, newly painted cream color, nnd nre pu rrliiarr of T a i O rtlflcalt* No, l*2i, «h»lH tf»* 2ml dftjr of fainr. A* lb 1010, l m film! si 14 fxcr new'subscribers to the telephone ser­ tlflCAlf lU U*J office, ftm) lift* lllldf aH*li«aIlu!l fur tM ilra l I© lu u r in i cron la on- wlb* law, vice. Bflrl rc rtlflrs t* *tn!»nicm * tin? fulfe?w lu* 4?in-fa riKialr. Another one of Mr. nnii Mrs. M. A. ftcrifped fMrofitfljr slim*(cl In to-wll: HU*»* of NK*, and SW»» of Jackson's little girls is verl ill, snid World*, Hi:Vi*and WFj of NK 4 of HDV*. Hcc 10. T tif. H-, Ramin* TUI. AtTM, IfM*. Tb»* a*Id la*»d to be typhoid. I)r. Denton is in at­ 20 Iwlillf azAPMrtl l l flu* «la tf* of tin* fasuatirr uf atifli certificate In the name uf II. Mutigufi. tendance. i. rvuu-iTiy-iiHiu imiit. I ' vvv OVIEDO Mrs. T. L. Lingo, nnd little daugh­ ter, Sparks Lee, left Thursday for a visit to Mrs. Lingo’s mother at Eaton, Ga. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Swope, Francis Swope and Miss Mabel Swope spent Wednesday in Snnford nnd Orlando. Mrs. L. R. Mitchell nnd Miss A. D, Mitchell spent the week end with friends in Leesburg. f Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Wncfe have 'ns their guesf. Miss Lottie Rushing, of Ocala, n niece of Mrs. Wade. John Robertson spent Saturday cv* ening in Orlando. The members nnd friends of the Oviedo Methodist Sunday school wero •blighted to be informed by a tele­ gram from the-S. S. board Saturday thnt this Sunday school had received one of the three Junnluska scholar­ ships for Us splchdid showing in at­ tendance and offering on Sunday School Day a few weeks ngo. There were on roll that dny 68 with an at­ tendance of 65 and nn offering of over $67.00. . " , The festivities in honor of tho High school graduates continue in spite of tho fact that commenccfment is two weeks in tho pagt. The young ladies were beautifully entertained at a dinner by Mesdames T.' W. Lawton and W. J. Lawton at the home of the latter. The guests were Misses Mablc Swope, Olive Lizctte, Elizabeth Lawton, Messrs. Roy Williams, Reverdy Wright, Francis Swope and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. and T. W. Lawton. The houpe was appropriately decorat­ ed in the class colors, pink and green, the dining table being especially beau­ tiful and attractive. A most clnbor-t ate course dinner was served after which toasts were giveh to the "sweet girl graduates." At a late hour the party reluctantly dispersed carrying with them an everlasting memory of a moat delightful evening. . j On last Friday evening the Junior class entertained in honor of' the graduates at the home of Mrs. W. B. Young. The guests were entertained during, the cnrlier hours of the even­ ing on the front screen porch which wan decorated, in the senior and junior class colors.' On the east end of the porch was the punch bowt presided over by >liss Maxine Young nnd Ches­ ter Hnigh, members of the 8th grade graduating dais. r* , * toy m itgut ouv. • • _ Thd hosts and hostesses of the even­ ing were Misses Catherine Young Virginia Wright, Harold Warne and Walter Carter and they were assisted by Mesdames Wright, Young and Car. ter. The Victrola furnished music for • the merry party during the entire ct. ening and many delightful games kept the guests highly entertnined until nearly twelve when they were lnvfted * (o the summer' djning room, another screened porch on the west side of the • hquse.* This room looked like a veri­ table Japanese garden, with its decorations of ferns, flowers and bamboo and the Japanese lanterns swinging from the ceiling. Here delightful ice cream in the senior colors, pink and green, and cake, was served on small tables. The only thing that spoiled the evening was that about twelve, thirty some of the guests began totfe haunted by a remembrance that the neat day was Saturday and a work day for some of them. This thought finally broke up the party, but the' memory of the evening will linger aL ways with those present and esjH^ially with the honorecs, Misses Lawton, Lezette and Swope whom the young peo. pie of Oviedo wish would graduate every week, if these delightful occas­ ions in their honor would continue. Jas. A* Rush, of Opelika, A la., U spending the summer with his aiint Mrs. L. R. Mitchell. Mrs, A. K. Wade and Miss Lottie Rushing spent Wednesday in Orlando. ,Mrs. W. M. Wright has gone to Or­ lando for a momn. Dr. Weathers, of Ambrose, Gn., has opened a drug.store in the Marshall building, to the great delight of Ovie­ do people who have felt the want of ' this enterprise for two years. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wainwright nnd four children, of V£mntilla, Fn., have moved ii^to the house formerly occupied by O. P. Swope ns an office. Peppers, tomntoea and*celery 'are still moving daily from Oviedo. —• ? - - ( — - I file*# Mild iv r ltf lt'ilr f»b»l! fa* mlccmcd a*'* ra rd lu f to law In i deed will l« o r iheR-vn *« Ilie lllli d*> of July. A. It. 11121. WJlneaa my official algosfme.Jiti-l » * l Ibis ibe 2nd day of Jane, A. It. lU'JI* (HEAld E. A. noriJfaVKH, rfark L i m i t W irt. Betutnofa Oooijty, FU. 42411c lly: A. XI. WKEKH. !» «\ NOTICE O r APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED UNDER SECTION 6TX, OENERAL STATUTES. LAWB OF FLORIDA Notice fa brndij f i r m Hint F*iub*r 4 urfalt. join U*M*r of (VrtlflfVte No 2V*. -fa f ! He 2nd ,lmj uf June. A. I». b»« flfad m M r, r llflra lc In my office and baa made "l»!’Mratb«n for T a t faced to ifaaue In accord a tic* w i l l . taw. said certificate embracea Hie follow log de^rifa rd at Vita led In Heiiilnofa i'oiiriti, Flor­ ida. tfaw ir: llttf. 8K cor of NKH «f ***?• 2*i. Twp. 2H H.t f l a w 3? B.. run W W yd*. N I m2 yard#, W U2 X 3 yard*. N fll.-Tt yard*. K H7,Ml yard*, H to far*. Tlie arid land belli* at tt»* dale of Il»c laanance of *och certificate In llie name of J, Q. Ada to*. Bat* * Al**i: Nolle© la lierel'f f Iren U ni F-n-far *tJCr fait, f-ortiiawer of T as O f t If lea I p No, 2‘fa dated tbr 2nd day of June. A. I». FOIO. tia# filed Mid certificate In tnjf id flee, and ba* ma-fa nif Si­ ca tloti for T as lW d to Issue In accordance with law. Ha Id certificate rm brarea Ibe folK-wlfif dearribed fm-fierly iltu n trd la Hemltmle tVmnif, Florida, lo w ll; Ifaf, K‘ yards IV of NKfa of SKVi. Her. 2*. Twp. 2H H. 32 Baal., run N I-H2 yanl*. W l*»l 2 3 yard*. H IV2 yard*. R 2-3 yards. Tbe aald land l - w m ar wed at the dale of «l»© Uauanre of certificate in ll»e name of J, Q. Adam*I 'nfa** aalil re rllflra lea aball l*e redeem*! *r* rordlrif to law U l deed* w ill Uaue therein ** Hi* 11tli day of July, A. I». W8I. W ltneaa my o fflrlal signature end acal tbl* the 2nd dmy of June, A. I». 1021. (HRAU E. A. IMH'flLAlW. (•Jerk rtrru ll (to ft. Hemlmd* (\Kinfy, 42-fl«s Ily: A. XI. WKEK8, l>. C. IN CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH OJWCIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND TOR BENIN OLE COUNTY, TLORIDA— IN CHANCERY CITATION Uitb«<r lllc k m i, CompUlBanl. T». f [>»r* ttw * lUefcwo, D ffrm U nt. To t>or> Mae. Illrkaoa. os W r«l 133*1 BirrrI. Nrw York 1*1i j , Nrw York; . II apprirlnic from i n a ffliU rlt flWJ In r .o w l in t lh« m l i t m i . m th» J* In ri— l ” " W r.l 133nl S t m t . S rw York CM/. N r« V *Y (b at It U lb* b*H*f of m tfl.nl th at tb r .t*fnwant la o r r r tw r n l/o n r j*ar« of aa* awl Ib*r* la no ix n o o In tli* U til* of Florida tk* a*rrlf* of a mbpoena upon whom would m m lb* aald dpfrndautl , T brrrfor*. /» « . I-or. Ua* lllrkwiu. rtq tjlrrd <» lb* 4th d a / of J a l / , A. I>. ’* a pprar to lb* bill o f complaint flW *I»ln«t J'w In tbla n n » . olb*rwtw a d*crr* pro fri-nm w ilt on aald data b* r a tr r r d a*.ln»t /"••• . It la fu rtb rr ordrrrd th a t wald ootlto b* Itabpd in lb* Sanford ll*rald. a n»w*P«r’r r F“ " llitwd In Srmlnol* C ount/, for foor n»M «ullM wovk. . . , WITNtatH ip / band and lit* **al of tb* *'«’ • a ta tc l court on tbla tat dap n f J« # r. A. R i w * (S8A L) a A. CWrtt o f tb# Circuit < W S*mlnot* tV o o t/. r *ocW*. i t / ; v . b . i - o i u i a s s . t>. tv JOHN tl. LgONAItl-I. • , ..... . Solicitor and of Cooimcl.for t’«mpt»H-«tIZ-fitc, « ____________________ * NOTICE O f APPLICATION YOB DZCRtZ CT DISSOLUTION . . jut To rrcdllnru and all o tb * - b rri» « •'->B1» ,< . n l i u l TM obalrbr* llanrb um lrr l id lawa of I'lnrid., . prlnripal plar* of bu»ln**« at Sanfiwd. I Ida. .tu t to whom It m ar ,v*ircro;. . Tak* n..llc*; that 7\w«:oitcb*c ll.u 'O ' |u u tr. a corporation, will. #1- 10:U- a. J u t / l. 1031. or a . |b*r*aftcr a . ™oo«»' ra n h* h*ar.l, . p p l/ hy pclllion t» . Ih* .t l r r u i t 1-wrt of |b* Hcrrutb J n d k d riiw cu lt of r t n ld a . a t n tam brr*. f«c .# deff** toltiniary dlanolallnn. Ien n ln * lln f It* j a t * ’* tl.t* n r* .rrw d liif to a ta t S e In «uth bud* and p ru rliW . .. Tt-SOIlATTVIBR HANCII COUPAXT. llOIllNStlN S ItB IPtlE S. . Orlando, rta . �Mfa. Walker Blount was her lister's matron of honor, wore a beautiful frock of orchid organdie, and picture FRED DAIGBH, Society I&ltor, hat of white with trimmings of orchid, carried a large bouquet of yel­ Phone 217-W . low dahlias,and ferns, tied with lav(From TfcK»a«r*« Dill*) endar tulle. Immediately following Mrs. Georgy Waters had as her her entrance came tho bride, who was *_j Tuesday Mcsdamcs S. G. Barguests ber jnnd — K. S. Floyd, Misses Myrtle Barber and Edna Floyd, of Kissim- skirt mndc with scalloped Tunic and rnec. trimmed with taffeta roses, centered with seed pearls, tho waist,was made Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Thrasher and bnsque effect beautifully trimmed Louise and Robert Thrasher Inotorcd with hand made taffeta flowers and to Daytona Beach whore they spent seed pearls and worn with a picture the day very pleasantly today. Mrs. A. B, Royal and sons, Lcavy and Richard Royal of Arcadia, are flowers were a shower bouquet of visiting her brother, Dr. G. F. High- bride's roses and white snapdragons. smith at the Montezuma. The ushers were Virgil Smith and Walker Blount The groom came from j . W. Flynt, with tho Florida. Me­ a side entrance attended by his beat tro p o lis , of Jacksonville, is in town man, Raymond Phillips. The impres­ «n business and shaking hands with sive ring ceremony was used in unit­ old friends. ing these two lives. Following the ceremony the bride P. L. Scars and wife, of New Smyr­ and groom left on a wedding trip, to n a , arc guests at tho Montezuma. South Carolina and other points and expect to be away about five months. Mrs. ,AI S. Terry, of Jacksonville Mrs. Lalng is traveling in a hand­ is the attractive guest of Mrs. Porter some frock of brown taffeta, beauti­ Pitts at her homo on Magnolia avo. fully trimmed with tomatoc red with chic -hat and other accessories to . George Walker, who has been at­ match. tending Southern College 'a t, Clear­ The friends of this popular couple water, is spending hia vacation with will join In extending congratulations his parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Walk- and all good wishes for much future happiness, Mrs. Laing is tho accom­ plished and beautiful daughter of Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker who and Mrs. S. W. Walker of this city, were married In Tn^pa yesterday, ar­ and during her stay here hns endeared rived this morning to attend the wed- herself to n large number of friends. ■ding of Mr. Walker’s sister, Miss Mr. Laing holds a responsible posi­ Annette Walker to Mr. Roby Laing tion with the Fruit Growers Exchange which took place today at high-noon. and is well known and highly estecflied. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Miss Eva Miller, of Jacksonville, is W. Laing, of this city. the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. W. Smith at her home on Palmetto avc. v e n a b i .E-n e b a c k Mrs. Howard P. Smith left this af­ ternoon for Atlanta where she will spend n week before going to Colum­ bia, Tenn., where she will spend a month ns the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Burns. Mrs. Claude P. Herndon and Master Claude, left this afternoon for Waycross, Ga., where they will spend sev­ eral days with Mr. Herndon who Is in the hospital there. Miss Rosamond Radford, who hns been attending BcbsIc Tift College at Forsyth, Ga., arrived home today to spend her vacation with her parents, Mr, nnd Mrs. G. A. Radford! Miss VAUGHN-MULLIGAN Radford has been visiting friends in Atlanta and Wnycross since com­ Tlie marriage of Miss Gertrude Emmn Vaughn nnd Mr. Edward C. mencement. Mulligan took place last night ut 8:30 o’clock nt the homo of the bride’s par­ WALKER-LAING NUPTIALS - ents on Celery avenue, Rev. E. D. SOLEMNIZED Brownlee performing the impressive The Methodist Church wns the Beene ceremony. Only relatives nnd most •of u beautiful rainbow wedding this intimate friends witnessed the cere­ morning, when Miss Annette Walker mony. and Mr. Roby Laing were united in The lmppy couple left Inst night the holy bonds of matrimony. - Rev. for Chattanooga, Tenn., where they H. W. Walker, father of the bride, of­ will spend some time visiting friends ficiating in the presence of relatives Iwfore returning home. and ninny friends. Mrs. Mulligan lias been n valued The church was tastefully decorated employee of the Telephone Co., nnd with n profusion of roses, Shnstn Mr. Mulligan holds a responsible posi­ daisies, dahlias nnd many other rain­ tion with the same company. bow hued flowers. The chancel rail Their numerous friends all join in was entwined with ferns nnd white wishing them much happinens in their and red bleeding hearts, in the center new life. a huge butterf|y of rainbow tulle wns fastened to the mil. *Graceful ferns DUPLICATE BRIDGE LUNCHEON. Mrs. Robert Newman was the and baskets of Shasta daisies entwin­ ed with bougnnvilln formed n pretty charming nnd gracious hostess yester­ buck ground nround the nltnr. The day when she entertained the mem­ pews were marked with rainbow tulle bers of the Duplicate Bridge with a bridge lUncheon at her home or» caught with blue hydrangea. Preceding the ceremony several se­ Fourth street. The rooms were most artistically lections were rendered by Mre. Glean Appling of 'Arcadia, as organist. "The decorated with vases and bnskets of Reason” (words writen by Ella Wheel­ cut flowers effectively placed; The er Wilcox) and "At'Dawning" (Cad- luncheon tables had baskets of ahasta man) were’ beautifully rendered by daisies as centerpieces! Mrs. NcwMiss Lillio Ruth Spencer. The "Bridal mnu served n tempting two course Chorus” was rendered by Mrs. Claudb luncheon Of exccptionnLlntcrcst was the Herndon, Mrs. Walter Morgan, Mrs. George Fox, Miss Lillie Ruth Spenc­ game of duplicate bridge played dur­ er, Messrs. J. D. .Parker and S. O. ing the afterhoon, tho prizes Pyrcx •"Shiaholser. The costumes of tho la­ baking dishes were won by Mre. Frank dies carrying out the rainbow effect, L. Miller nnd Mrs. S. Puleston. Mrs. Herndon In orchid, Mrs. Fox In In the absence of ohe of the club fink, Mrs. Morgan In peach and Miss members, her place wns taken by Mrs, G. Irving Loucks, , Spencer in sapphire blue. This was one of tho most delightful Mendelssohn's wedding march was bridge parties of the week, the cordial used as a recessional. Tho little flower girls entered from hospitality of the hostess being much opposite sides,and preceded the bridal In evidence in the various attractive party, Little Misses Alice Elder'and features. R- E. Griffin wearing dainty frocka BON TON BRIDGE CLUB. of white organdie and carrying bas­ kets of Shasta daisies the handles tied The members of the Bon Ton bridge with rainbow tulle. Margaret Giles club were most delightfully entertain­ wore a lovely little ruffled dress of ed yesterday afternoon by Miss Norma pink organdie carrying a basket of neradon at the Seminole Hotel. A very absorbing game of bridge black-eyed Susans. Little Myrtlce Edredge was adorable in an exquisite was played during the afternoon. High ruffled frock of white organdie and score was made by Mia# May Thrash­ carried • basket of rose petals which er, who was awarded a dainty powder were strewn in the path of the bride! Miss Julia Laing, as maid of honor, The hostess assisted by Miss Mar­ wpre a lovely frock of pink organdie jorie Clay served delicious refresh­ with trimmings of tiny ruffles and ments consisting of chicken salad, salbecoming lot of pink georgette, and tines, olives, raisin bread and pine­ carried an arm bouquet of pink dah— apple ice. Tho substitutes for the afternoon lies and ferns. Miss Eleanor Roberts, were Misses Virginia Brady and Dor­ as bride’s msid wore a beautiful frock othy Jennings, of Union, S. C., and of white organdie with jade green anah, and becoming hat of white gor- Mrs. Ben Caswell. Ketto crepe/ and carried a bouquet of ENTERTAIN BRIDAL PARTY lavender and pink asters and yellow Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Walker enter snap dragons tied with lavender tulle. tained the members of the Walkerevening was spent on 'Saturday at losing bridal party last night a t the the home o‘f Mrs. Fred McFarland on parsonage following the rehearsal. Lake Geneva. Tho following couples Music and conversation wete enjoy­ The members of the Red Cross held from Osceba motored in: Mr. and Mrs. W AITED ed during the evening. At a late hour an all day meeting in the city hall the Butters, Mr. and Mrs, Brunce, Mr. and ice cream and cake were served by other day. Mrs. Joe Stephens, Mr. Hamel, Miss Beach now open. Board by day or Mrs. Walker, assisted by Mrs. Blount II. L. Henderson was demonstrating Katie Summeraeil, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. week. Rates, |2.50 to |3.(X) per day; and Mrs. Appling. Prevntt'nnd were among the partici­ $16 to $18 per week. Apartments for nlumnium wenr hero recently. tfrovor Leflics, Morse Taylor, Carol pants of a pleasant evening and mu­ re n t ____ B0-4tp MISS PALMER RESIGNS^ CuTptfftper are serving ijn tho jury this sic and games. Refreshments were WANTED—Young cow. Must bo served on the veranda and at a late HEAD OF HOSPITALweek. fresh and good mjlker. J. H. Mai* Mr. and Mrs. 'Philips, Mr. and Mrs. hour the party departed, all having a MADE FINE RECORD mer, Box 103, Sorreiub, Fla.' 18-tfe * H. H. Pnttlshall tailed on Mrs. J. G. pleasant time. (from Dill,) SEE M. S. SiELSON for all kinds alt Adams Wednesday ovenlng. The many friends of Miss Myrtlce hsuling. Mr, and Mrs. Wakefield and Mrs. "How Wc Cleared Our Summer Home Palmer, and especially the board <n' Phillips were shopping in Orlando Fri­ of Rats,’* br Mrs. Perry. FOR SALE directors and the officials of the day. "When we opened our Bcasitle homo Femnld-Laughton Hospital, will be Mrs. John G. Leonard! and Mrs. last May it was alive with rats. FOR SALE—Good farm mula in good sorry to learn that sho has reslgnec Wight, of Sanford, called on Mrs. T. They’d knawed all tho upholstering. condition.—M. Fleischer. 11-26-tfe from tho position of manager am W. Prcvatt Thursday. We cleaned them out in a week with FOR 5ACE=Lkrge WAKEH0U3 1 head nurse. Her resignation tras sen Mias Edna Gieger, Miss Helen Mo­ RAT-SNAP. I prefer this rat killer with rail road siding. Threa blocks to the board a month ago anc^waa ac- ran spent Friday in Chuluota, because it comes in cake form, no from center of city.—Geo. W. Knight, ccpted and went into effect today, Mr. and Mrs. Dooley went to Or­ mixing. Saves dirtying hands and Real Estate and Insurance, Sanford, when Miss .Mary Landgrmf took tha lando Saturday where Mr. Dooley plates.” Three plies, 35c, 65c, $1.25. 35- t f place made vacant by tho resignation went to sec a specialist. Sold and guaranteed iby Ball ‘Hard­ New car of cement just arrived* of Miss Palmer. Mrs. Baker, who has been sick for ware Company.—Adv. Let us make you prices on cement be­ Miss Landgraf has been assistant about two months, died Saturday fore you buy. Cates Crate Co. Phono to Miss Palmer and Is a lady of broa< night at 1;58 of complication of dis­ PAULINE FREDERICK FORMER experience In field and hospital aer- eases. She has lived here quito a ORLANDO GIRL. WANTED—We w art a Udy or gen­ vlce, having been a Red Cross nurse number of years, coming here from Georgia. _ She was 71 years of age. in the World War and served over­ Pauline Frederick, now starring in tleman ^Agent for the genuine 3. B. She leaves a husband, one son and ono seas and she has also been identified "The Road to Destiny at the Grand Watkins Products In .Sanford and grandson to mourn her loss. The fu­ with some of the Urge hospitals and theatref was formerly an Orlando girl, other vacant towns.' A Big Opportun­ neral was held at the Methodist knows every part of the work. Miss having lived hero with her father for ity for any hustler. Write today for landgraf has been in the F*ernald- church Sunday at 3:30. The funeral a short time. She is the daughter of free sample and free particulars of ljujghton Hospital nearly a year and services wore, conducted by Rev. Mr. and Mrs. A ndy Johnson, than our wonderful offer. J. R. Watkins Co., 64, Memphis, Tenn. 89-4tp is no stranger to the city or to tha Wright of Oviedo. Wiliam Gieger, who has lived here whom no man was ever better known hospital and knows how to manage in Florida. He made Sanford his this institution according to the best for many years, died Saturday in San­ homo principally, but lived here and ford at 10 o'clock of acute indigestion. methods. In Kissimmee, when this daughter Miss Palmer has given out no in­ Mr. Gieger was sixty-four years of wa sn small girl. Few actresses have nge and leaves a wife and four little For arrest and conviction of any ono formation about her future plans but children to mourn his loss. Tho fu- attained greater position than Miss driving on tho hard surfaced roads of her friends say nlthoough she will be nerhl was held at tho cemetery at Frederick who wns Paulino Frederick missed from the hospital she will not 2:30. Rev. Goodbard, of this place, Johnson, ami 'Orlando brackets her Seminole County With a tractor, disc, be "MUscd" much longer and will conducted the service. * with Rex Beach and Miss Marsh as harrow, or other implements or ve­ hicle destructive to the road. probably take up n greater work and Miss Mary Stone, of I^ike county, distinguished - people whom it can FRED T. WILLIAMS,.. rcmnln In our midst. She is one of is visiting her mother and staler, Mrs. partly Naim ns its own.—Reporter41-2tc County Engineer. the most capnblc young women thst Franklin this week. Mr. Lester Brown Star.. ever stepped into a hospital, has had has purchaser a new Maxwell touring Sanford also claims Pauline, as her Servant Girl Wouldn't Go In Cellar, years of experience In hospital work, father was a well known attorney Fearing Rats. served in the war hospitals, served In Twenty-four enthusiastic ladies, met here for many years and Pauline vis­ Mrs. Topper, Plainfield, N. J., says, the Orange General at Orlando and nt tho homo of Mrs. I’. S. Wakefield ited him here and Will he remembered “Rats were so had in our cellar tha also as head of the Christ Hospital at nnd organized a community club for by many Sanford people. servant girl wouldn’t go there. Orlando and is a young Indy that mado the wolfnrc of Geneva. Tho follow­ Bought some RAT-SNAP and it friends everywhere and wan most ing officers were elected for the en­ Wo specialize on fertilizer for your cleaned all the rats out." RAT-SNAP suing year: President, Mrs. .P. S. lnwn and garden. Phono us your Wnkefied; vice-president, Mrs. II. H. orders. Any amount sold. Cates Crate destroys rats nnd mice. Absolutely prevents odors. Conies in enko form, Pntttahnll; secretary, Mrs. Chna. Phil­ Co. Phono 181. 40-tfc no mixing. Cats or dogs won’t touch lips; treasurer, Mrs. W. Adams. An interesting business meeting wns plan­ Strike: Ono that comes over tho it. Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. 3old ned for tho year, Tho club will meet plate. Also tho laborer’s effort to and guaranteed by Bull Hardware the last Monday of each month at the the town' halt until they build a com­ Many a'man has risked acquiring-* munity building A most enjoyable wife in order to acquire a sister. Ituff-My-Tism for Rheumatism 666 cures a Cold quickly The Dally Herald—15c a weak, da- Rub-My-Tism kills infection BRIDGE PARTY. (From W*dn*tdft7 fi D ill/) One of the prettiest parties of tho season wns the bridge party given ycztcrdny afternoon by Mrs. Carl Shultz nt her attractive bungalow on Park avenue. The house was most artistically decorated with hamboo, hybiscus and bright colored Japanese lantoms, carlying out tho Jopnnoso idea. Tho table markers were dainty Japanest fig­ ures holding fans with tho number of the tablo marked on tho fan. Of unusual interest were the games of bridge played during the afternoon. Mrs. Fred Wight made high score \ NEW PRICE JUNE FIRST The improved Overland, is RUGGED AS EVER, ECONOMICAL as ever, COMFORTABLE as ever. Its average of 25 miles per gallon of gasoline, its saving in tires and upkeep make it now the low-piriced automobile to own and use. PRICES F. O. B. TOLEDO, OHIO ;; Touring, was, ;; Roadster, was $895; June 1* $695 $895; June 1, $695 NEW PRICE CARD OF THANKS. Mrs. F. W. Munson and her mother, Mrs. Nicewonger, wish to express their heartfelt thanks to the many friends who were so lovingly atten­ tive during the recent illness and fun­ eral services of Finley W. Munson. Coupe, was Sedan, was ........... —.$1425; June 1, $1000 ......$1475; June 1, $1275 JUNE FIRST The W illys-Knight Sleeve-valve motor IMPROVES WITH USE. It is am azingly free from care and cost. The gasoline mileage averages above 20 m iles per gallon. Its smooth performance fe a source of last­ ing satisfaction. ' ; ■ ■ H M H PRICES F. O. B. TOLEDO, OHIO Touring, was, Roadster, was $2195; June 1, $1895 $2195; June 1, $1895 Coupe, w a s ,..........— ...$2845; June 1, $2550 Sedan, w a s ,...................$2945; June 1» $2750 Distributors for Seminole and Lake Counties SANFORD, FLORIDA Lime in barrels, or 40-pound sacks , Cates Crate Co, Phone 181. 40-tfc �there to Charleston and Anderson, S. C.; where she will visit relatives. In response to the inquiry of many telephony subscribers: "What can I do to help my *erv« ice?” this advertisement Is published. .When you move your receiver hook up and \'3 K ^ / idown to recall the tele\ * phone operator, what you really do is to turn on and off a small electric signal light on the switchboard before her. Of course, when you try to turn the ’Switchboard light on and off too rapidly, like any other electric light, it may not, glow. It is important, tHerefore, that you move the hook slowly, so that the light will glow and the operator will know you are trying to attract her attention That's why the quickest way to recall the Operator is to move the receiver Hook up ancl clown slowly* SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY (From M ood*,’* D al],) James Higgins, is making ,,f the business. _____ rmm Tu..d., » d»u, Miss Hulda Williams, wh attending high school here her home in Way-cross, Ga., Master Acey nnd Andrew left Sunday afternoon fc we'gks’ visit to friends i. home in ForfOgden, Florit ,, Mrs W. M. Vann and lit 1,„ , ‘ ‘ M ' r . * ,^Cn ' ’ .... ’ ‘ ' ‘ v 8’ >(1 " mter 1 nrk for few {1n> f°re returni,1K to Columbu. Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Witsoi k r,<^ Wnlsma and Mra. R today for Jacksonville i e®,>' ^ r8, W’ilson will tai Jax t(>morTow for Bnltimoi to the summer home in Pittsburg. Mr. \ ntlen(1 thp Shriner ccren morrow and the ladies w ill k tb . Knthrine Matthew, lift Sat-' urday for Oklahoma. • r „ „ ,, „ , ■ llL r " ’" T l °°ne n ^ h r ecr; l thii\ Cl£ '„ haS n! p S , n r ° Dr T n, & WilC0X• hbest L r iknown n l firms f 0n°of* Vi. r rBC8‘ "nd the East Coast. f 'Eh" "•« tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 0. J have gone to Avon Park, ™ak. their home with th.il nnd Mrs. Clarence Mr <™>Py the J. 8. Wilson ho. ...____ I APS L H N Th* world's Mandsrd r*msdy for kidnap Hear, bladdar and uric add troubl*4k Pwmoua sloes ISM. Twks rogulatiy sod kssp la good bssltb. lo Uuss tlx**, on drugglsta. Ousfantssd os fsprsssmsd. <IYnm Wadaeadap*. D*H,) (B y Tbo A*McUUd P r t u ) ENERGIZE—NOW. NOTICE o r APPLICATION TOR TAX DEEDS NoUca la b rrtb p * lrto th at A. E. BJoblotn, purebaaar o f T a , O r tlf lr a ta No. StP. dated tba lot dap o f Jo u r. A. D. IPOS, baa fUrd Mid errtiricata In O f offlca, and baa mada appUratloo for T a* Daad to laaua ta accordance with lav. Tba aald crrtlflc a ta rm bracaa Iba followlo, dcacrlbrd proper!, a ltu a lrd lo Brmlnola C oant,, Florida, to -v lt: SW U o f N E U of 8W H . »♦*- I». Twp. SO 8.. H aifa SO E. 10 acr*a. mura or Uaa. T br Mid land bain# aaaraard a t Iba data of tba laau- SUGAR 5C PER LB. With every dollar's worth of ceriea. You buy from us. Y01 one pound of best granulated t for 5c. Cates Crnte Co. Phone It's not that they love the Roose­ velt gush less, but they love the Co­ lombian gusher.—Columbia (S. C.) State. Brevity is ,thc soul of style as well ns wit, according to thp Greenville Piedmont. Hend-IT-OFF”—ENERGIZE—NOW, Black-Drtofltt It The Best Medi* rine This Ladj Ever Used. Sajs It Is Onij Medicine She Gifes Her Children. Cherry Villige, Ark.—In' telling ol her experience with Thedford's Black* Draught, Mrs. Lottie Ellla, R. F. D. N& 1, this place, said: NI used BlackDraught as a laxative, also tor head­ ache, torpid liver and Indigestion. It la the best liver medicine I have ever osed and Is the only medicine I give my children. HI feel like it h u saved me a lot in doctors' blits, for when the chUdyen complain of feeling bad or have a cold, I Just give them a good dose ot BlackDraught and they soon get all right It certainly cleans the liver and clean np the eUn and they are soon oat, well again. I wouldn't be without It for anything.1* Seventy years ot successful use bag made Thedford's Black-Draught a standard, household rsmedy. Every member, of every family, needs, at times,-the benefit that Black-Draught gives In helping to cleanse the system and to prsvsnt or ralleve the troubles that come from constipation, lndlga* Uon, and a Uxy liver. Tp keep well, your stomach, liver and bowels most be In good working order. To help keep them that way, take occasional doses of Tbedford'a Black-Draught. Thousands of homes are never without I t For sal* by all druggists. The genuine has .the nam«t Tbedford'a, on the label. Insist Oq get­ ting what yon ask Oar. a .0 o r x**. ,u u ta * “ ifAi i u <1 f t r t b r *lr*w lh a t I lw r y F etch, pur* c h « r of T .x ” *1 r t f * « * - «•«•<* ° * r of Jo J r. A. D. to'"* bM n W “ « f*f ‘ lo my office. « j * - * • £ ' S t f * * * ? ... to laao* In acoortaoc* «»ln taw. Sold cerllflral* r t u b n - f“ 1* £ [ ? * / T k f D r-1 p ro fe rl, lim ite d In Bemtnolo «.<mnt/, Flocl- 37 dim " U. W EEKS, D. U w »«»m fni ** eowreaie?f' .A' ,D- i« •rib to C u t ; A, l l X , ; , '51' <• l of J T o rld * . for U l U r t r . i r a , ’', * f 0 • ifit Y a n -w i i e e l e it II o T tm ^ -n , ' ro5 Art lb# followl#* M o Z l l ? 111** of which U‘ now mi rjhTui ■> ’ r!^r- •*« s is ." “ • «~ 5! ” » » . Mu n , «* l t ra. msi sd .s baerrbr, l-ow s a^TT -i T L '* “ •*-= porpoM of forming , itf, unilrf an-1 hr t lr i n . . J A i,;,e UJ , ■ mm of Florida, and do h « t * ,L* Ia», * lowlnx A rticle* of Tarott-eatif t . ^ „ ARTICI.lt I. Tb« nam e o f tbla Corn.,ra ti A N W U EB L ER MOTOR U lj NOTICE or INTENTIOW TO a r r t i principal office* and pDce of CHARTER at Sanford, Homlaola Coanir or l« l It m ap b a rn and eatabiUb SANrORD BOD A OUR CLUB. and place# o f bttalnm , , Notice u icmbr. ri'*n: J b,t ,»*■ lb* u“* Hoard of Director* m ar fr.«n d r n lin rd . wlU on tba 31*t d a , o r Juno. A. D. (ermine. J J n . apptr lo I*1* Hooocrbl* J» » * a W. Parkloa, ARTICLE II J u d tr of tba Clreoit Court o f tba S artaU i Ja Hia rra*T*l nature of ibe |.,„u_. . dlctal t'lrcalt of tb* 8 U t* of F la d d a, to and tranaacted and roodoetrd |,r „ u T L * *» for Srmlnola C ount,. •« b it Cbam brra la V*- ahall bo aa follows, ( o n It; U n d . Florida, or aa anon tb e rra rta r aa tba To ar-julr*. aril, b o ,. 0w». m il t r r ran ba brard. for an order fran U a* ta d otherwise Oral In autom obile. . . . —*?** Of a p p ra rla t • tli*f»*r Inoorporallm SANFORD and autom oidlt a c « - o r | „ ci HOD A a UN CLUB, aa a corporation, NOT FOR tW rlp llo o wU ataorrer: to bo,. *.11 I’R o riT , undrr tba l*wa o f tba B u rn o f iiaoU nr, anjr and a |] Unda Florida. klmU of m otor fu rl- to own. M itijub! Tba c n r r i l n a ltu r and object of tba torpor, and fiu lp p and o p a r.tr e a r.p ., atloo aball br UW rarj, b ra o rrla a t. a clrn tin e and bit* rrp a lr abopa and atoratc tsjiula„ V ’^*aoclal, and tb r r tb , to dartlo p and rnccm ax* (ra a ra t rrp a lr and alorar* of aatoSSkiw ** aklll In Lnntlnf and Rabin*, and to prorlda and oUier rrb le lra o f a llkr c S a r» n « ** main lain a n , mid all lesU lm ala m tlboda of an. roulpp. conduct and rauLH.t, n ^ lerlalnm rat dralrtd for tba b aaaflt o f Ita bio - a rn ic a , rulcanU in* p lan ti ami tara . and to acuulr* and bold aoltabla location, and b u n d le,a far tba baaaflt and a n tc rta ln m rn t it of said m tm brra. aad adTaacai------— -------— Tba propaacd C harter of aucb corporation la now on flit In tba offlca of tba C k r t o f tba Circuit Court In and for Semlnota C o u n t,. F lot­ illa. Dated at Sanford. Florida, tbla tba IBtb dap of Map, lt'21 BlfUfd: a. ruutrroN. W. If. BAYNttf. n. r. uorsiioLDBR. O . W . K.NlaU T, R. a BOWER. GBO. D. BISUOF, * EDWARD IIlO a iN S , r . E. R0UM1LLAT. A. H. KEY. 40-311 IN COURT OF COUNTY JU D O I, SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF JXORIDA Coast. Mrs. Fred Wells of Orlando and Miss Elsa Seward of Winter Park were the guests of Mrs. Carl Shults yesterday. Miss Avis Stenstrom and her broth­ er, Newton, leave today for Tampa, where they will spend some time vis­ iting their sister, Mra. N. R. Rey­ nolds. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Rockey, Miss Avis Stenstrom and Newton Sten­ strom motored to Zellwood Sunday to visit their sister and brother, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Stenstrom, snd to see n o n e * o r a f f u c a it o n i f l t o £ * u i m *r o - TALLAHASSEE, June 1.—The .sen­ of MVU of N W lf, Poe. SI, Twp 21 B., ate today receded from its amend­ ,!* ^ 7 Mid H nd oloomed n t tb* d ele of ment to Stuart county officers’ sal­ 1hr laanance Uofnd'T toeh c e rllfltite lo tb# nam* of ary measure, thus completing *it. 1,,' 1 iif.n fb , Unlra* laid e o rtlfle ito O tO acconlln* to law t n deed wW HThe house concurred in all amend­ L^ Jrdermcd t a r p o n tb# fib day of J»n*. A. D. ISM. ments except one, making the meas­ W itn m o r official .d *S1,S 5 , *0<l ***1 ,bU ure effective January 1, 1023 instenc " : 9ril),,,r °f B aVTwUOLASB. ,s ’ Clerk f i r m It Uooit. of 1022. • . Seminole County, r i a . Mr. and Mra. G. W. Shell of Lees­ burg, who have been the gueata of Dr. and Mra. W. T. Langley a t their home on Park avenue, left yesterday for DeLand, where they will spend several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Harris left Monday for Tampa where they will ■pend several days, going from there to Clearwater and S t Petersburg and other places of Interest on the West His many friends regret to see him leave Sanford but wish him well ii; his new field of labor. Walter Connally and Harold Bacho leave tomorrow for El Pado, Texas, Mra. Walter Morgan returned Sat­ urday from Jacksonville, after a pleasant visit with her parents, Mr. Mrs. John Cheney and little daugh­ nnd Mrs. J. K. Mlttinger. Miss Etiznbeth Humphries, ono of ter, Martha, find Misa Florida Mat­ the high school teachers, left for thews of Albany, Ga., are the guesta of Miss Martha Fox at her home on Oak avenue. W. F. Mobley left last w e e k for Cedar Keys where-he is visiting his daughter, Mrs. P. R. Hodges. Mrs. F. L. Greene, of the West Side, left on Monday for Tnlfahnssee whoro she will visit her daughter, Gladys, who graduates next week from the Woman’s College in the Domestic Science coufse. Mrs. C. E. Stafford nnd son, and Mrs. Ed. Betts left Sunday for a two weeks sojourn nt Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mra M. S. WlggVis and little daughter, Dorothy Eliwood, spent the week-end hermyvith Mrs. Ella Leffler. ---- P Mrs. A. B. Carter, of lakeland, is the charming guoiit of Mrs. Frank Grnhnm nt her home on Park nvenue, Sanford Heights. Misses Esther Miller, Anna Mason, and Lucy Byrd Smythe nnd Messrs. Chnpmnn and Dougins Griffin wero among those from Sanford enjoying the delightful surf nnd refreshing breezes nt Daytona Bench yesterday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard P. Smith and Mrs. R. D. Smith motored to Orlnndo yesterday afternoon, where they spent the evening very pleasantly. Mrs, R. D. Smith, who has been tho guest of her son and his wife, Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard P. Smith at their attractive bungalow on the Heights for the pant month, leaves for her home in Tiftnn, (In., this afternoon. Miss Margaret Clark and Mrs. Hullock are now pleasantly located nt the Gnbles for the summer. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. I. Clark, who have been spending the winter here ns the guests of Mrs. Clark’s mother, Mrs. Bullock left yesterday for their home in Steubenville, Ohio. %r_ Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wallace nre moving into their new home on Fifth nnd Magnolia, which they recently purchased Mr. ami Mrs. R. Z. Johnson and family, Misses Frances and Esther Hughey opid Pert Braggs, made up a congenial party motoring to Coronado Beach where they spent tho dny very delightfully yesterday. While there Mr. Johnson found a nest of 135 turtle eggs. • . . Miss Ida Gray left last week for h e r hom e in Salem, III, W hen the body begins to stiffen •nd m ovement becomes painful it to usually an indication that the kidneya are out of order. Keep theae organs healthy by taking Mrs. Lonnie McMullen and daughter Juanita, left yesterday afternoon for Webster, where they will spend some time visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy of Miami, spent the week end very pleas­ antly here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Y,’Bryan at their home on Palmetto avenue. Orin H. Stenstrom returned yester­ day from Hot Springs, Ark., where he has been spending several weeks. Mr. Stcnstrom's health has improved greatly, much to the delight of his numerous friends. YMr. Barnett and Mr. Samuel G. Searing of Jacksonville, were guests of Mr. A. S. Peck and his mother at the Rectory, Sunday en route to Jack­ sonville from Zcllwood where Mr. Barnett has a large grove. Mrs. A. H. Stone, James Stone, Car­ ol Stone and Lyle Tapp motored to CoronSUo Beach Saturday where they visited friends, The Stones* have rented a cottage at Coronado and will spend tho B u m m e r there. k County Officers Salary. f Bill Goes Through the Senate, Becomes Law ADMINISTRATION ( d ta tla u ) Abo: NoJIce I* herehp ( i r m th a t A. E. RJoblom, purrhaaer of T a i C artlflcal*'N o. S073, dated tba 31b dap Of Jon*. A. D. ISM. baa filed aatd certificate In mp office, and ba* mad* application for T a i Deed to laau* ta aacord a nr* w ith law. Bald certificate embrace* lb* fid low In* deacrlhed propeMp, a ltu a lrd In Seminole Countp. rlorlda. to-wll: 8 Vi Of NWV4 of N R Ii Of NWV4, Sec, IS, Twp. SO 8 ., Ran** SO B. .T he aald land twin* aaaeaatd a t tba data of tba laauanr* of aucb certlflcat# a* Uakoowo. Alao: N otice. I* harebp l i r a s th a t A. E. RJoblom. purebaaer of T a i C ertlflrale No. 300. dated tho 4th dap of June. A. D. 1817. baa Died Mid certlflcat* la mp o tn r* and bM mad* application for Tea Deed* to laaue In accordance w ith law I b e aald C ertificate em­ brace* the followln* deacrlhed propertp a ltu alrd In Seminole Countp. rlorlda, to-wit: 8 4 of NEVi of NE!4 of NWVi. Rec. 13, Twp. 20 8, Ran** SO E. S acre*. Tba aald land tw­ in* aaaraard a t the date of the laauanre of aocb c e rtlflra le la Ibe name of Unknown. Al>e: Nolle* la herebp f i r m th a t A. E. 8Job!oat. purebaaer of T a i C entrical# No. 84*. dated Iba ta t dap of Pune, A. D. 1800. ba* til­ ed aald c e rtific ate In mp offlca. ami baa made Hinge 30 E. TO acre*. The aald land twin* a*»e»ed a t tbe date of tbe laanance of aucb certificate In Ibe nam* of Unknown. Alao: Nolle* 1* b e rrb , sire n th a t A. E. SJoblum. purebaaer of T a i Certificate No. 201. dated lilt 4lb d a , or Pune, A. D. 11*17'. baa filed aald certific ate In m , office and baa 8 4 of NEVi of NEVi of ScC. 10. TWp. 2D B. Ran** 30 K, 30 acre*. Tbe aatd land twin* aaaeaaed a t tbe date of the laau a nee of aucb certificate In Ibe name of Unknown. Alao: Nolle* I* bereb, g lten t b i t A. E. SJobkun, purebaaer of T a t Certificate No. I£tt3. dated Ibe nib d a , of Pune, A. I>. lSUP. lot* filed aald certific ate In in , office, and baa mad* ip p llritlo h for T at l*ced to laau# In aacordance w ith law. Said certificate embrace* tb* followln* deacrlhed p ro p art, altuated In Seminole C o u n t,.' Florida, to-wll: 8 4 of NK U of NEVi of BWVi * 8EV4 of NEVi of RWVi. Her, 10, Twp. 20 8.. R are# 30 E. 13 acre*. Tbe aald land twin* aaaraMd at Ibe date o f tbe lam ance of aucb c e rtlflra le In tb* name of E. C. W arren, , Alao: Notice la beteb, (Iren th a t A. E. SJiihtnm. ipu’rrhaeer »f T a t Certificate No. 2.VI, dated Ibe 7th d a , of June, A, D, 11*00. baa file.! aald cettlflcale In nr, office and baa mad* ap­ plication for T a t Dee.J to laaue In accordance » lib law. Tbe aald certificate etnbrarre Ibe followln* dracrlbed propert, altuated In Semb tii.le Count,. Florida, to w it: N B 4 of H\VVi of MV4 of NWVi, K*c. 10. Twp. 20 8, Range 30 E. 3 4 acre*. The aald land bain* a aaeaaed a t lb* dale of Ibe laauanre of aucb certificate' In tbe name of Unknown, t L'nlrea aald certificate* aball tie redeemed ac­ cording to taw T a i .IW-ed* will Dan* thereon tai Ibe 41b d a , of June. A. D. 1821. Wllnea* my official algnatnre and tea I tbla Ibe Huh d a , of April: A. D 11*21. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk O rru ll Court, Seminole AjOunt,. Tla. 37 cte n , v. u . dou GLa b s . D. O. NOTICE o r AFFLICAT10N TOR TAX DEEDS UNDER SECTION 4TI. OENERAL STAT­ UTES OF T H E STATE OF FLORIDA Notice I* h e re b , eltw i that O. a . W olcott purrhaaer of T a* C ertificate No. 25.V), dated tb# 7th d i , of Pane, 'A! D. ISOS, ba* filed aald cer­ tificate In to , office, aad baa made applica­ tion fur t a i deed to laaue In accordance w ith law. Said c e rtlflra le embrace* tbe followln* ilewrrlbed p ro p e rt, attnaled In Semlnota' C ount,. Florida, Ip w |t: l o t 10. M ldw aja add tij-O rlrdo. The aald land betn* aaaeaaed at ibe date or (be laanance of aucb c ertificate In tbe name of Odd Fallow*; Alao: Nolle* I* hereb, elten t b it O. G. “Wolcott, purebaaer of T a i Certlflcat* No. 34ft, dated the Sot d a , of J u t,. A. D. iDIft. h a t filed aald certlrlrat* to m , office, and ba* 'm ade application for “tax deed to laaue In accordance w ith law. Said centrical* embrace* Ibe fob low la* dracrlbed p ro p ert, aliualcd ta Seminote C ount,, Florid*, lo-w lt: Lot S, M idw ar near Or led-*. The aald land twin* aaaeaaed a t th* data of tbe Ittuanee of auch certificate |p tbe name nf NfU.ui tlorlon. Alao; Notice 1* bereb, ( l i r a that O. O, Wolcolf. purebaaer of T a i C erlincate No. 441, dated tbe 3rd d a , of Pune, A. I>. HUB, baa filed aald eertincat* In m , otftre. and baa mada appUcalloo far ta x deed to tiau* In accceilance w ith law. Said c e rtlflc a tt ttu b tire* tbe fotlowln* draertbed p ro p e r!,, to-wlt; Lot 1ft. Midway In Sec. 10, Twp. 31 8., Ran*# 31. The aatd land bale* aaaeaaed at the date of tb* laanance of auch certlflcat* lo th* nam* o f Nrtaon Horton. Unleat aald c erltflra te a ahall he rrdrrm ed t e ­ rordln* to law ta x fttrda will lt.u r tb r m m on lb* 37th d a , of Ju n r. A. D. 1031. W ltare* hi, o fficial tlm a tn r* and a r il ibla Ua* 18th day of May, A. D. !U3|. (»■*!•) R- A. DOUGLASS, Clark circ u it Cuort. Srmlnola Coaaly. r i a . « > «tc By V. M. DOUGLASS. I), c . NOTICX OF AFFLICATIOM FOR TAX DEED Uadar Sactiaa »7I af tka Oaaaral S U ta ta i af Ik* Slat* of Florida Notice la hereby * lrr* th at rrrd T. William* pnrcfaaarr of T a* ChrUflcal* No. 103. dated tb* Stk day o t Ju ly . A. D. 1815. ha*, riled , , i j e r r lin eal* la my oH lce. and baa mad* appUvat loo for tax deed to laaue to accordant* w ith taw . Said c ertlflc a t* am bra era th* followln* •leecribed property a llo tte d la Srmloot* r m i t , Florida, to-wlt: N 4 of 8 E 4 o f N E 4 of S E 4 . Brc. 33. Two 18 S.. Ran** 30 IL 3 icrea. Th# taid laud bain* tw tw td at tba data of th* laaua ace o f aocb eertincat* In th t nam* of D. IJ. Crruah aw . Unlce* aald c ertin ra t* ahall b* redrrm rd accord In* to law tax deed will I*, ao* tbarrow on th* 4th day af Jo**. J l. D. 1W 1 W lturaa my o fficial al*nalar* aad aeal (hi* tb* lo th day uf A pril. A. D. 1831. (BEAL) R. A. DOUGLASS, a Clark Circuit C hun. Srmlnola Cbualy, ri* . ST-Sle B r V. M. DOUGLASS, D. C. to ba dlTldtd Into Two Hundred ami n r ,, , a b a te of the par^aalue or o » llu d n a Ia n (1100.00) cacE. Tba rapllat tltak af corporatloo m ap ba p a,able In tbr U n it) i f , of lb* D ulled S t a in of Amrrlra, at mi In. taaucd or uaed for the (nrrbaM of m . E a U tl of labor or a e r r ln s , at a J u t irv in im Li*nw A ufuit* Dorntr, Deceaaad. ‘ ____ to be drtrrm lu ed b , the Hoard of l lm t a n * BY THE JUDOE OF SAID COURT WHEREAS. .A. B. Kep baa applied ta Ihl# a m erlin* beU for aucb purr---. ARTICLE IV. Court fur le tte r* of Adm tnlatratloa o-i tba Tbla corporatloo aball c o n iin e tml k „ , t a ratal* of Au*uata Dorner. deceaaed, U t* of M id power lo r ttr c ia a Ita n>rp<cat« rlrU t U 4 tnu Countp of Semlnolai cblaca for *a period of nine!, ilc - jtin , tna ami a f lr r tbe rom m m crtneni of In rtrpn* lora of Mid deceaaed to be aad appear before e tla ta o ta . or u n til aoonrr dlaaoliml icrortla, u law. tbla Court on or be fora lb* Rial ARTICLE V. . * dap of June, A. D. 1831, and file ob­ Tba buitnraa of tbla corpora Hue aball ta 1* jection*, If anp tbep b at* , to the rran U o * of darted b , tbe foUowle* officer,: \ I'mUoL L etter* of Administration on M id caU te, other­ wise tbe Mm* will be (ran te d to aald A. R. a Vlra-ITealdunt. a Becrelar, and Tnuww, who m a , ba on# and the aime |<raca. u f 1 ! Kep, or to some o tb rr fit prruoa or perron*. W ITNESS mp nam* aa Countp Jnd*e of tba Board a f Director*, of nut l*«* tbia tUw aw C ount,I afortaald tbla Ibe l l l h dap of Map, A. more than fire peroont. wbo d u i U rtwtbotdrra of ta id corporation and ratltkd ta nb I». 1821, In* power*. (HEAL) E. F. nOL'SUOUDER. L’alll tba tfrat m erlin* of lb- •torUaUm C ount, Pod**. b tre 40-St* ln a fltr pruelded for, tb r offlnr* of Ult ue*bill be! IN CIRCUIT COURT O r THE SEVENTH PU- poralloa L. T, B r ,tn , Prealdent; L. \. Brj*a, TV*■ DICIAL CIRCUIT O r FLORIDA, r m l d t n l ; and W. V. Wheeler, r —r ttit, lit SEMINOLE COUNTY Treararer. and tba Board of Dlteeioei *UI1 I* fleorce (lain**, Com plainant. L. T. B r,a n , L. Y, U r,an and IV. V. Wheat*. *#Tbe fir*I or oraioU atlon meeilc* of tta tM Jennie Gain**, Defendant. holder* of M id corporation (ball te LeU la a* CITATION Clip of Sanford. C ount, of Semite.'!* tail K it To Jennie Galnea. place of realdenc* unknown: of rlorlda. m Iba Sib d a , of Jutp, A. I>. i n , You are beret., ordered to be and appear be­ for ibe purpoae of adoplin* It, law* t a t ‘am fore our aald court i t tba Court Hour* to San­ pie I In* tbe organisation of till* roeporitlu, u t ford, Florida. In th t abore entitled Caoae cm tba alb. for Ibe purpoaA of electlnt raeb tfflaa Flrat H onda, In Aufual, 1H3I, (b* aame twin* uf tbe corporation 11 arc berelntl^ie |m tW the flrat d a , thereof, and a rule d a , of tbla for, and th a t thereafter the anno*l met!lt| ft Court, to anawer tbe bill of com plaint filed lb* tlockboldera of Ibl* c r i- .r - tl - 0 tbiQ A berrln a*alnat ,n u . tla* Ibe aame will be taken held on the flrat H onda, In J»no»r, of «*A 1 * ronfeeaed and followed b , appropriate de­ and ***r, j n t . a t which annutl- orfelb* i t cree. officer* of lb* corporation *h*ll !* eleettd It la fu rth e r ordered th a t tbla order be pub­ ARTICLE VI. lished In the Hanfurd H erald, a newspaper pub­ The hlfbeat amoant of lndehte.Uwai ee to lished En Seminole C ount,, rlo rld a . once each IdlllP lo which tbla cortwralhm -t all *ab)<*t a taif ih ill not etceed tbe *uni of H flj TVswui IM Iara, at at>, time. ARTICLE VII. The name* and re»ldenee* of ih* n!«ri!4W Incorpuralora. and tbe amount of tfe o p a l .! 1- 1 euhcrrlhed hp each ire ** follow*: W. V. W heeler, Sanford, Florid* 13 I t * L. T. H r,an. Sanford. Florida 12 ■Una. L Y. Rrpao. Sanford, Florida. I .Ur*. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED In Wltneea W hereof. We. the . ii-frl!4s* te UNDER SECTION ITS OENERAL STAT­ coriioralor*- h a te hereunto »-t .-it l.iob u i UTES, LAWS, OF FLORIDA afflaetl our arala Ibl*. the Sltb daj of Mif, ANoUce la b e rrb , * tren Iba I J. K, Lain*, p a r­ lAEALl ch ta r r of C II, T a t C ertlflcat# No. 157, dated W, V. W HEELER 1SELL) tbe 1st d a , of April. A. D. 1818, ha* filed aald L T. UR VAN. c ertificate In m , o ld e r, and b a t made applica­ (SEAL) I-. Y. BRYAN, tion for t a i deed to laane In accordance w ith STATE OF FLORIDA. lew. flftld Said rv r e rtlflfa rtltlr a te tr rm embrace* following SEMINOLE COUNTY. briec* the following _ p n ^ r t j altaatp<l In H^mlnolc C ottnlj, I Hereby C ertify. lt**t '« tb l. ,l*r prram ig rioftti*. to-w it: I Ait 3, Itkirk l», Tier II. C tt/ of appeare*! l*efor* me, an officer Julj n tb a ta i HuDfotil. FU, Tli# t&M U n J tielnf a t to adm lnlaler oalli* and lake *. tb« d ate of Ibe Inuan ce of each c e rtiflc ile to VV. V. W heeler. I - T. Ilryan and I- V Erf|A tbe tiifnr of 1>, II, Joom. to me well k n u a n ab*l known t*» n-» <® te 1* .Jt-rrlt-a w A lw N oll e # l i h e re by R l f r a t h a t J . K. ■ame i-eraona deacrllw-d In and l-atfif. (inrehm#er of i'lly Tan fVrtlfirAf# No. tbe fnrendng article* of tncort-cI 'n " ■“ Ufl. dalril the let day of April. A. I». IU10. baa did a ere ta ll, acknowletlge l-.f-.rc n-c t)tt t-wf filed aald certificate In my office, and h u eiecute-l and- alguetl .the aald vrnrlca uf IrfWmade appllcatltm for ta t deed to laaue In treord* l-*taik>n for tbe uae* and p utt-—'' there!# o* »nee w iib laar. IBeld __ feltIIfleale ____ ____ ____ _____ __ embrace* the preaae.1. In Wllneaa W hereof. I bare hrm )B l».*Jt« fu Ilow In* ileacrtbe.] |>rr>t>ett, a lin a tn l In Seinlnote c o u n t,, rtorltta, to-wlt ntock 8, mand and official aekl a t S a i W . ' ***a" « ^ > t 8, ___ Tier c . a t , of Katifonl, 1 ________ lb * aald _____ land ihl* lit* 201b d*T of M aj. A. D. 1831. E. F. Iliil'SIIOLPW. b»ln* ‘awe***! at ttia ilate of the laauaaf* of * (SEAL) Coon I , Ju.tce, S rajo* tu<Ti certificate In tba------------name of; W .y, U. tturham . l\«m lj. n o w U-'— :-•* re rtlfira tra aball -beJ _____ In lra a aald redeented__ ee- i p j l t cordln* lo law l i t deed will tu n e U -ercn V s the 37tb 21 tb d a , pf Jnne, A. D. 1031. IN CIRCUIT COURT. TTH JUDICIAL CUCHL W llneaa m , official a lm a tiire aad aeal tbla SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA.— tbe ISth d a , of M a,. A D. 1831. IN CHANCERY (SEA L ) K. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court BILL TO QUIET TITLE Seminole C ount,. I(O. I I .1 t. M. WEEKS. D. C Oacar II. OrlDiUn*, Br., Uouiptalnint. n. A. II. Gerartt. n * ttle Gerard, hi* wife. «* » known le*atee* and d«tl*eea on.Dr 0* " J will and Ira lam ent o t A. H. Gerard et a t * wife H aiti* G erard, tba unknown bitr# lla tlle tirranl: ll. Gerard or of hU w i f e -----.. . . . **• _ TurtUll, Catherine Tom*II. hta wife. l**iw known lecaleea end darlaee* uedrr *»• HT will and taatam eot of John Turucij. at wife and teetam ent o f John Tufnell, « _ w ife 'Patberlne Turn*II. and lfc* belt* of John T um ell, and of hi* wlf*t to* T um ell. Defendant*. „ NOTICE .TO NON-RESIDENT*. . TO A. II. GERARD. AND ILVTTIb IltS W irB . RESIDENCE UNKNOWN! TO JOHN TURN ELL AND CATHERINE NELL. H I S - W ir e . RESIDENCE ^Teclnrt ,.o . 2. It^ k e M irtm rl—ITiat. 11*11, It appearln* b , tb* eworn WU of cMWJJ* II. E. Lake and L, B. Mann, Inepecion and tL tiled herein a ia ln a t you that yva h*'» Staffonl. clerk. Dteclnct No. 4 (I'eola)—A, Mlnrbew. F. A. to b it* w n t lo le r r tt In th# follow 1s< .. Pvlinaon. Gevr*e Sm ith. Inaiwetor* an.1 A. V. land In Seminole County, Ftoet.l*. L o u H t* (3 ). and Seten (7). »>*» A « • McGr Ihd, d e tk . Gerirude Addition to Sanford. Flat «■** *• K I t la furth er ordered th at llda nolle* be pubtlabed In the Sanford H erald, a nrw apaprr 113-117, aa recorded In Seminole 1 W V , , „ pnbllahnl In Sriuldale C ount,, bul w ithout taid or da. Yon are therefor* hereby rednlreJ , ..“lSTft diatrlct. Iter* brln* no newapai-rr pnhtlabrd lo be and appear before oof CUraU 1 M «» within aald dlairlct, for a period of tim e a* the Court House In Sanford. * tU pt required b , law, tf i*one and or*lrred b , tb r Hoard of Dob!Ic In- r ir a t M ood., In A«*u*l. 1W>* •Irocilon^ for SrmlO'ile C ount,. Fb>r1da, In re*u- d a , of aald month, thru and there *• lar aeaalon, a t Sanford, Florida. T ueada,. M a, ew er to the bill of cosnpUlat *•*"'?, f!iTf l u k i jo a . and therein fa ll n e t, *!*• Ml*J MU ^ 3rd. IW I. taken aa confeaaed a*alnat Jo«- fottorru (SEAL) C. r . HARRISON. decree. .. v. mtkChairman. final It U further ordered th at tbla aotlce » A ttrat: UahH la tb* Sanford J lrm U . * n*«, f’‘ * l & T. 4 . LAWTON. Uabed la Bemlaol* C ount,. Florida, *o<e Secretar,. 3A9t* week for *l*ht conaecntlr* week*. _ , .-t s »C7 TO ALL PA RTIES CLAIMING A N H n n g E l a Circuit Court, Saeaatk Judicial Circuit, SamIN TUB I’ROI’EBTY HBR8IN .ift. taal* C ro a t,. PI a rid .— l a C h e ac ry . Under A. II. G erard. HktUa O c r v i w and JtAn T um ell, Catbertn* TUrueO. w ee otlierwlae. kCfl* I t twin* mada to app*»r t U , l _ lie l wu Complaint filed herein a t* 1* ' im fab II. W. B arr, Cotnplalnaat, h a re nr claim to h a re aoan* •“ lerT’V1# CM*U. lowtn* dtec tile d land* In $ m U m T*. . .. t £ Clara W o r t and b rr fanahand, A. G. Moor*', De- Florid*. Iu-wit: IAita O r# (3). a ad B erra (^* b S t. Oertmd* Addition '» ' w OeoU. pa*eu 11)111, aa recorded ta 8*ml*«« ^ 1. t*4 f la] U a a trr In th* abore rollllm ] tu il, under and Florid Too ate there fore h e reb , * • ■ * * . . a f t * b , rlrla a o f th at certain drere* hrretnfcr* vo qulred to ba 4nd appear before oo' n td * March 38 th. 1021, ra t rrrd In tb* ahoi* u l d ault, will on tb* fttb day of Puar, A. D. 1831, dot In* tb r Irsa l Lour* of aalr. at lh* frtml door of tb* Court Ilona* la Ban font, n o rtd a . “ 'll lo th# h ltb ra t bidder for caah th* followta* dracrlbed property. Din* ra d twin* In S*mlhoi* County, Florida, lo-wit: Lot a ll (ft) and tb* Sooth thirty (30) f r r t «r I?,f <5>1 W ' D ,rt' i flr,t *ddllloo to Black Hammock. Srmlnola C ount,. Florida aecerdln* to lh* rrcordrd plat thereof. * 8*ld property lo ba fold a t pobllr outcry lo lh# h ltb ra t U ddrr for n a b ta hand. i^rcL aarr lo p a , for iltcd.^ • B. F. TI0UHI1 OLDER, Special Maaiar. SCHEI.hB MAINE8. Solicitor for O m plalaan t. t SS-Sle �|HE Herald has stated at intervals that the Sanford section was the greatest vegetable growing and, shipping section that the world _______ has ever produced. This is taking in some territory but facts and figures prove it and if there is any other part of the world that can produce such figures let them come forward. Not only is it the greatest growing and shipping section but it is one of the greatest transportation centers of the state. The following statistics gathered by the Chamber of Commerce for their new book­ let will prove interesting to the prospective investor: i ♦i During the period, November 15, 1920, to May 15,1921, inclusive, Sanford shipped 4875 cars of vegetables, the majority of which were of celery. Probably no farming section in the country has better railroad facilities than Sanford, despite which thfe great in­ crease of production requires additional fa­ cilities being built each year. The Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company has a betl line serving the trucking territory. This belt line is 91/2 miles long, with spurs branching off at convenient points for placement of cars to be loaded by the growers. This practically means that the fanners have the railroad running up to their back doors. • In addition to this belt line, the railroad yard has accom­ modations for approximately 700 cars. Freight charges paid by shippers in this sec­ tion to May 15th total over $1,950,000. In­ creased rates as of the same date brought ad­ ditional revenues to the- transportation com- • pany in an amount over $800,000. s Perishable products pay 52%. over first class freight rates, and in shipping a carload of lettuce to New York containing 400 hamp­ ers, the total charges collected by the trans­ portation company are $425.91 divided as fol­ lows: Freight $336.00, refrigeration or icing charges $77.50, war tax $12.41. This figures a charge of $1.06 per hamper delivered to amout freight is $342.00, refrigeration $85.00 and war tax $12.51. Cost per hamper to Chi­ cago $1.09 2-3. A carload containing 350 crates of celery to New York pays $294.00, freight, $77.50, re­ frigeration, $11.15 w ar tax, or a total charge of $382.65. Rate per crate $1.09. The same car to Chicago would cost $229.25 freight, $85.00 refrigeration, $11.52 war tax or $385.77 total charge with a per crate rate of $ 1. 12. A minimum carload of lettuce is 350 hampers, and a maximum 400 hampers. 350 crates of celery is both the minimum and maximum figure for carload lots. • Sdme idea can be gained from these fig­ ures of the revenue contributed to the rail­ roads from this section, and why it is to the advantage of the latter to foster and co-oper­ ate in anything that will further develop this rich agricultural section; The increased rates pai dthis season represented the profit the profit the growers would have received had this increase not become effective. % 1 The Interstate Commerce Commission rules that the payment of these excess rates entitles the shipper to preferred service and the railroads are supposed to give from San­ ford fifth and sixth morning delivery to New York, Chicago and Boston markets. Sanford boasts the largest original.icing station in the world from which the refrig­ erator cars are iced before beginning their journey to the large markets of the country. During the present season the peak of the shipping was reached in March when 373 : cars of celery was iced and shipped in one week. The icing plant is privately owned and operated, as are the gas, water and electric New York. Charges for a similar car con­ 11 signed to Chicago would be $439.71, of which tlplants. 5 ( L > THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: ! -SANFORDChase & Co. Chas. E. Henry, 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. H iggins, Autos. fVnwPt-s Tnr J*E*Spurling, Real E state Realty Loan & Guar. Co. Sanford Truck Growers, Inc Mijjer,g Bakery A «**—»**"* c,.™ iv rCo. * Automotive Supply Seminole County Bank Speer & Son, Dry Goods Thos. Emmett Wilson Peoples Bank of Sanford Attomey*at*Law ‘ J. N. Tolar, Physician First National Bank Sanford Shoe &Clo. C o .. John Russell,9 • W ight Grocery Co., Commission Merchant Perkins & Britt, Wholesalers Haberdashere 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. Leonard} _ Automobiles Reher Bros., Auto Painting Attorney*at-Law _ v«n«r c ; Commission Merchant g a s i« » . Southern U tilities Co Lee Bros, Plumbing W est Side Grocery southern utilities t o . Blue Front Barber Shop S. Benjamin, t A. P . Connelly, Rea! Estate Allen Seed Co. G.n.r H f * * * * . A Deane Turner, Groceries - Sanford Paint & W all Pa- A- Raffeld, Ladies’ Wear ❖ George Fox, Cold Storage per c&. H. R. Stevens, Mayor Mahoney-Walker Co. • W aters’ Kandy Kitchen . C. M. Hand, Sheriff ^ ^ Plumbers Sanford Battery Service Co. H . 0 . DuBose, Real Estate ♦> & O. Motor Co., Autos Sanford Machine & Founz Mobley’s D ru gstore dry Co. . Gillen & Fry,> .1 W. S. Pnce, Contractor Carter Lumber Co. *Hill Implement & Sup. Co. jvi. Fleischer, Lord’s Purity Water Commission Merchant ■ Elder Springs Water Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A. Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, • -Printers, Office Supplies -0 O /P . Swope Land C. L. West, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. . , George A. DeCottes, Attorney-at-Law ' j . General Merchandise C. T. McCulley,. Garage E. A. Fam ell, Groceries Barbers H. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. Sanford Farmers Exchange -— -CHTJLUOTAFlorida Cuba Cigar Co. Cigar Manufacturers J. E. Synder, Dry Goods W. A. Whitcomb, 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 C. W. Entzminger Mid-Way Garage VlJr»inia-Carolina Chem. Co Overstreet & Payne, *Fertilizers * ““ ■ J ’ Groceries D. L. Thrasher, T. A. O’Neill, - Clothing, Shoes Longwood Hotel A. J. Lossing, Quick Service 1 - A L T A M O N T E -----Sanford Barber Shop Geo. E. Bates & Son, J. K. SMITH, Prop. - - Altamonte Hotel -------r—G E N E V A A. H. Fuller & Son, Groceries Logan Merc. Co. . < * General Merchandise : D. B. McIntosh, •• Fargo Lumber Co. C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse. E. Curlett, ------- MONJROE- ' T. J. Miller & Son Hodges & McMullen, ssssa sy & . Sanford Dry Goods Co. ^ Coca-pola Bottling Co. H. McLaulin, Jeweler Bower & Roumillat, Drugs W akefield Preserving Co. AAA^y* 4 Bell Bros., Growers, Ship’rs E. A , Osteen, Grocer >.' * * �j :■):M TM Sl TAKES UP COURTS TIME INDICTED AGAIN YESTERDAY Legal Battle on Monday Knocked Former Indictment BUT NOT VERY LONG THE GRAND JURY IN SESSION, PROMPTLY DROUGHT IN ANOTHER INDICTMENT ( l i r a W adnaaday'i Dally) One of the greatest legal battlea waged In Semlnolft county in several years waa fought here Monday at the meeting of the Circuit Court when Messrs. Landis and Fish of DeLand, of the law firm of Landis, Fish A Hull, and George A. DeCottcs, of thla city, acting as state's attorney brought up the pica of abatement in the Ogles* by case, wherein Oglesby previously indicted for rasnslaughter was Indict* ed by the grand jury at this term for murder in the first degree. As was chronicled in this paper laat week the attorneys for the defense asked for a plea of abatement to be granted by Judge Perkins on several grounds among them being the fact that one o f' the grand jurors was a son-in-law 6f the man killed, that the acting state’s attorney, Geo. A, DeCottes, was a paid attorney assisting the htate's nttorney nt the fall term of court and that one of the grand jury members was n member of the coroner’s jury that sat at the inquest. There were others but these three wero the principal ones and were the bone of contention over which the bat­ tle was fought all day Monday. Messrs. Landis and Fish made strong pleas for their client and George A. DeCottcs made an qven stronger plea that the judge'refuse to grant abate­ ment At tho close of the pleas of the a t­ torneys Judge Perkins granted , the pica of abatement asked by Landis and Fish and this put the case back where it was when the spring term convened. But the grand jury is still meeting and later yesterday after­ noon brought in another Indictment for murder in the first degree and this time the state's attorney appointed by Judge Perkins to try this man­ slaughter case signed the indictment and not Mr. DeCotles and the will novf be fought out on different lines. At the close of'the case Monday af­ ternoon Mr. DeCottcs asked to be re­ lieved from his duties aS acting state’s attorney as he had been continuously in this , and other cases at this term of court having been appointed by the governor in the absence of the auto’s attorney,. David Sholtz, that he had worked hard for nothing, that he had other cases to take his time and at­ tention and one of them was in Talla­ hassee and one in Okeechobee requir­ ing his time and attention and he could no longer serve at this term of court as acting fitate's attorney. Judge Perkins then appointed At­ torney Thcdford to act as state's at­ torney for the balance of the term and the new indictment was1perforce signed by him yesterday afternoon when it was brought into court and the objection rniBcd by the defendant's F e e d % le s s D o e s th a t $ound " to o g o o d to he tr u e ? " Scores of team ow ners in this city are finding it both good and true. Purina OMolenc is not a stock medi­ cine or even on "Alfalfa Mule Feed." If you've over seen "mixed feeds” before, forget them. too PURINA OMOLENE FOR horses I ,f t u s sh o w you a aam plo an d l.l l you w h y O -M o ten e p o sitiv ely _ costa leas to feed th a n o a ts o t c o m or ‘'mLx»d feed s." S o ld in c h t e k a r b o a r d b a g a o n ly , b y CATES CRATE COMPANY DON’T BE MAD AT THE SMALL MERCH­ ANT WHO TRIES TO SELL YOU :: A t 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 jj follows: :: Purina O m olene........................................$2.85 :: Purina S cratch ......................................... 3.20 :; Purina Scratch, 50-lb. b a g ....................... 1.70 ;; Purina Chicken Chowder......................3.95 : Purina mChicken Chowder, 50-lb. b a g ..... 2.10 ' s Purina Cow Chow Purina P ig Chow Purina Calf Meal ALL FREgH STOCK PHONE 181 attornc ythat he could not take part In any of the deliberations of this case cannot bo brought against the present acting state's attorney and this cai will have to come to trial unless the defendant wants to remain in Jail. This case has attracted considerable attention not only from the local peo­ ple who knew the principals in the case but from outside legal talent on account of the many varying phases of the case. The grand jury is in session and It is rumored that they have much busi­ ness to bring before the court. Their presentment will be published in the Daily Herald as soon as they adjourn and it will be interesting reading. LOFQUIST-McINTOSH ( r n a Keaday'a Dally) . „ With the FRANKLIN there is less dead weight to move, less jolt and jar to over­ come, less wa&e in the turning of gaso­ line into power, . Light, flexible and direct air cooled, it gives its owners consistently these unequaled economy results: 20 miles to th^gallon o f gasoline 12,000 miles to the set o f tires 50% slower yearly depreciation (National A verages) The DeLand News has the follow­ ing account, In part, of the wedding: "One of the most brilliant weddings ever witnessed in DeLand took place Tuesday evening at 8:80 o’clock at Colonial Drive and Reel St. Telephone N o. 522-j the Presbyterian church, when Rosa Lofqulst, daughter of Mr. gnd Ms*. FRANKLIN SALES AND SERVICE Peter Lofqulst, became the bride of Claude McIntosh. COMPLETE STOCK OF SPARE PARTS ALWAYS ON "Before the appolnted hour the long HAND pews were fljled’with groups of inter­ ested friends and relatives and before the sound of Lohengrin's march an­ nounced the approach of the wedding party, Miss EJda Stenwall, accompan­ ied by Mrs. Almira Wilson, sang in her clear sweet soprano voice “The Wedding Song," by Mary ‘Rosa, and “Because," by Guy d'Hardelot “Tho church was lovely in its deco­ rations of bright fresh southern smllax, it being used effectively in deep festoons, studded with White bay blossoms and daisies, about the choir rail and the arch before altar where the ceremony was performed. Large French baskets filled with long-stem­ med flowers added their beauty to the wedding picture, while, as a back­ ground to all, gracefully swaying palms were placed. “Tho attendants were led by Miss Mnrjorle Fisk of Orlando, who was : .. \ ---. .. . • lovely in a gown of draped charmeuse; Miss Lena Lofqulst, in a pret­ ty frock of blue crepe; Miss Ethel Sproul, in a pussy willow taffeta, self trimmed, and Miss Elizabeth Mussen NOTICE or MABTEB'B BALE . F. GEWER Order Loyal Dads of Sanford, in a wonderful green SUDDENDEAra OFW la th« Circuit Court of tho B cnath Judicial gown, draped over silver race. All w. f. Gc?g“r of Geneva died hero; Starts in Fort Myers, Circuit of tho Blot* of Florida, In md for Jomlaolo County.—In Chancery, carried bouquets of pink roses tied suddenly Saturday night. He had, M n v P a N n t i n n n ! rcu p lto 11*0k of Sanford; Florida, Complalnut, with tulle of the rainbow shades. retired to his room nt the Stumjon| ____ L. J . Mlaaon. Itcipondcnl, , Miss Hylda Lofquist, sister of the House, where he i N’otlre la h errlij c irca Ihal In 1- r .o in r . of rooming while FORT MYERS, May 30.—An Order final decreu laaned In ahore rmltU-l n o w ca bride, ns maid of honor, waa loveTy In in the circuit of Loyal Dads, composed of fathers May 21, 1021, I w ill offer for calc it psUk frock of shell pink georgetto crepe court nnd was found dead in bed. He (0f formcr service men is being form oulcry, to the hlgheat bidder at the fr»nt <tar of the coart hoaae In Hanford. Semlmdr ('.on­ with accessories to match. She, too, probably had a spell with ly, Florida, on Ju ly *4lh, 1021. durlnr the legal his heart (C(jhero with tho intention of making bnurf of aal* the follow toy drwrlt.e .1 property, carried nn arm bouquet of pink roses. nnd passed peacefully away before •U n ite d In ficmtnola County. Florida. The Writ “LUtle Dorothy Smith made ■n anyone wns aware of his cdmUtlon. .it a national organization. It is to be h alf of the Nortbeaat q u arter nf Brctl'ui 27. Ia father's auxiliary of the American T o w n ,tip IB, nanco .32 Ka*t, ilan lh» ft-oiticharming flower girl with her tiny q u a rtrr of the Houtheaal quarter of Sec­ Deceased was well known In the , Legion. Sheldon Foote, of ForL My­ wcot tion 22. Townnhlp IB. Houlb of lUnge 12 F-t.i; frock of ruffled yellow organdie, car­ Geneva section where he has resided alao on# M bora# power, 1 cylinder lire . I r^to­ ers, is the organizer and Supremo rying on he rnrm n basket of rose ll ne enfine Number R22fl w ith Alwalrr Knit ami lilfti lenalon m agneto Ignition .j.trm and petals, strewing the rath of the bride far many yenrs, and was also well Loyal Dad. Initials old insignia of or­ one !2 hor*e power I-athrop tingle cj Under yam ns she advanced on the arm of her known In Sanford, and his many der. ollnn engine, complete, w ith al.afllM, wlreU friends will bo grieved to learn of his and comtitnnllon ite m a bearlnr* and Muffing r-n father. for each engine. Alao one yaa-dlo* Innch sudden death. Man refused a kiss, shoots himself. named Winona, length SO feet, breadil. H feel. “Never, before was the bride so Ibe name brin g a flat, round bo I loin t.o.IlM lovely. Her hnnddome gown wns n The ’remains wero prepared for He probably acquired less powder launch, completely equipped and hearing aer­ number 300372. all foregoing land In Seal“Never before wns tho bride so burial by.T. J. Miller & Son nnd tho tHnt way, too.—Bridgeport Telegram, ial pole County, Florida. Terma of tale ra.b, HCHKI.I.i: HAINES. lovely. Her handsome gown was a funeral services occurred from the about him.—Shepherd (O.) News. Special M ailer In Chanctry. gorgeous creation of oyster white can­ late residence at Geneva yesterday Hanford. Fla.. II Ur “Hcad-IT-OFF”—ENERGIZE—NOW. May 21, 1021. ton crepe, over satin, and trimmed afternoon. with exquisite lacc. With it she wore white satin slippers, beautiful lace hose and long white gloves. Her only ornnment wns a platinum and dia­ mond pin, the gift of the groom. A viel fell in graceful folds to tho hem of her short skirt, while over the gauzy tulle citing tiny sprays of or­ ange blossoms, The bride wore h er veil crown effect with a bandeaux of orange blossoms and pearls. She car­ ried a beautiful bouquet of bride’s roses showered with a dainty white drift of valley lilies. Little Clnudo Williams, nephew of the groom, in n lovely white satin suit, carried tho circle of platinum on n satin pillow and preceded the groom and his best man, Mr. Emerson Barber, to the al­ tar, where Rev. C, H. Ferran per­ formed tho single sing ceremony. “Immediately after the wedding T h is n ew low prieft reception was held at the home of is m ade possible Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lofqulst on North Clara avenue. , •by strictest econ­ “Mr. and Mrs. McIntosh left on om ies and special­ late train for Now York, Washington ised production. and other points for an abscnco of Plant N o. 2 was two- weeks. Upon their return they will make their home in LakelandL erected for the sole where Mr. McIntosh is connected with purpose o f making the Atlantic Coast Line. 30x3 inch Non“Mrs. McIntosh is one of DeLand’s Skid fabric tires. loveliest young girls, and since her W itl^ ft daily ca­ engagement was the Inspiration of number of charming pre-nuptial par­ pacity of 16,000 tirea and 20,000 tubes, this plant permits refined pro­ ties. duction o n • quantity basis. “Among the out-of-town guests who All materials used are the best obtainable. T h e quality is uniform. attended were: 'Mr, and Mrs. T. I. It is the best fabric tire ever offered to the car ow ner at any price. McIntosh and the Misses Clara and Ora, parents and sisters of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Williams and family of Tampa; Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Tire repair men, w ho, judge values beat, daaa there tiree m furring the Langley and Miss Tenny Dean oT Sanford; Mr. ahd Mrs. G. H- A. Fisk aturdieat carcaaa m ade. Forty-aeven high-grade — t f f f i pit f f tiiwiwnaa and family of Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. George Deter of Lakeland; Mr*../. H. Barbe and Mr. and Mrf. George Smith of Daytona Beach, and E. E. Sawyer of Lakeland; Messrs. Harry and Ir­ win Williams, of Tampa, who, with Henry lofqulst, were of the wedding it * party.” Mr. Claude McIntosh Is a cousin of it Rrs. F. B. Langley, of Sanford. * i Concord Garage, mm Tlrc/tottc A Philadelphia girl was awakened after aleeping -five weeks. Thera la still liopo, apparently, fpr the Quaker City.—Johnstown Democrat. 666 cures Dengue Fever. E. S. ROCKEY �THE 8A N F 0tib WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 3,1921 P h i l i p R. A n d r e w s TANLAC ELEMENTS COME FROM Beautiful in every detail and Im­ MANY LANDS FAR AW AY pressive in its simplicity, the funeral SUSPENDED WHILE SI1ER FROM nERE. AND WILL CONCERN IIIMSELF of Findlay Munson, Saturday after­ IFF OF PINELLAS WITH POLITICS SAME noon, was a fitting tribute to the ' The ingredients from which the COUNTY AS EVER. brave old soldier whose passing has celebrated medicine Tnnlac is made, TALLAHASSEE, May 30.—Marvel left another gap in the fast-thinning come from remote sections of the (B/ n * AMoctttnJ FrttO jj Whitehurst, former sheriff of Pi­ ranks of the Grand Army of the Re­ earth, and are transported thousands NEW YORK, May 31.—William J. nellas county, who was fired by Gov. public. of miles over land and sea to the Bryan will vote In Florida in future. At the church, the Memorial Day great Tanlac Laboratories at Dayton, It waM announced here today that his Citts, was endorsed by the senate in executive session Friday afternoon, decorations blended in perfect har- Ohio, and Walkorvllle, Canada. actual residence in that Btate would v h!ch refuse^ its assent both to his mony with the lovely floral offering, The Alps, Appcnines, Pyrenees, become his legal residence. Ho was easpeusion and to that of C. R. Burke, massed in graceful profusion about Rusaian-Asia, Brazil, West Indies, Influenced In making the change, he joe lice in district No. 5, Calhoun coun­ the pulpit and that surmounted the Rocky Mountains, Asia Minor, Persia, said, by his wife's health, and in hi* ty, Whitehurst has been here for stars ond stripes wrapped about the India, Mexico, Columbia and Peru are new home he expected to concern him­ eome time pushing,his case. There casket, the flag so dear to the heart among the far away pointa from self as much as ever with public af*13 a largo faction in his county that had ceased to beat. For yean upon yean it had been the loving ser­ which the principal properties of this vice of Mr. Munson to.decorate the remarkable preparation are obtained. LINK IN ORLANDO church for the annual Memorial Day What Is said to be the largest TO EAST COAST and it was his hqnd. that brought and pharmaceutical laboratory In the ROAD IS ASSURED United States has been completed at arranged the flowers upon the altar Dayton, Ohio, for the manufacture of .every Sunday morning; in sunshine or in rain he waa there, a loyal, faith­ Tanlac \yhich. according to recent re­ TITUSVILLE, May 80.—At a ful soldier under the banner of the ports, la noiv having the largest tale meeting of the Brevard county board cross, living his Christian lift with of any medicine of its Win 1 in the of county commissioners this after­ the same fidelity and chlld-like faith world; over 20,000,000 bottles having noon, all members present, a resolu­ amount, tion was passed by unanimous. vote The senate confirmed the following that kept him true to the flag of his been sold In six years. saauring the Orange county board of country. The new plant occnpiej 20,000 appointments: * ,„ county commissioners that the hard The short address of Rev. Burhans, square feet of floor space and has a Lee J. Gibson, to be judge criminal surfaced road from the Dixie High­ his pastor, rendered a just word of J daily capacity of 50,000 bottles. Unicourt of record, Hillsborough county. way at Indian River City to the SL praise to the man who had ministered form quality is guaranteed by a scrMorris M. Givens, to bo solicitor ’ Johns river, and half of a sixteen unto others in Bickncss and in health 'tea of careful inam.nl ms by expert criminal court of record,*Hillsborough for a long period of years, leaving chemists from th» time the roqts, foot bridge across said river as pro­ county. ' . T. I*. Wntjow, to bo judge criminnl the imprint of his wonderful person* j herbs, bark and floweba are received vided for in the bond issuo for same, nlity upon the town nnd its citizens |n their rnw stnto from nil parts ot will positively be built court oi records, Orange county. This ronfl and bridge Is to connect W. M. Murphy, to bo solicitor crim­ in the home' of his adoption. His lovo the globe until their medicinal propOrlando with, the east coast highway for flowers and music stamped him as crt1cH havo extracted by the inal xourt of record, Orango county. W. M. Norfelt, Judge criminal court a man of fine impulses and tender moat appr()vcd processes. The finirh- and the ocean beach. The bon'ds for thoughts and it scMned indeed as paU^ cd medicine is than hottls l, labeled this improvement, and for all other of record, Dade county. lh„g„nds roads and bridges In the district, have James E. Peeler, to he judge crimi­ lag strange th a t other hand, shaald „ „ j , h l r f „nt , nal courtof record, Duval county. Z “T n 5" l"” of druggist, throughout tho Cmlcd been sold, and advertisements for C. K. Jones, judge of criminal court b„ , contracts for work ®nd material will 1 h'm State, to ragoly who had so long .been6 ?gC tho ‘ leader. . nod C. .nad. , I \ o , .de. . be ordered published at the June of rwnril, Escambia county. He would have loved the beautiful ran"a nc]°J ^ f ^ a l l c d by this, meeting of the Brevard commission­ Tin following state attorheya were ...M e.’.. .... or nny other nie-lieine.—Adv. also appointed and confirmed: ers, and contracts will be let At their Fii-t circuit, H. W. Thompson July meeting.—Orlando Sentinel. FAREWELL DANCE. ond, G. W. Walker; third, J. R. ley; fourth, Frank Widcman; i Good intentions t may pave M. A. McMullen; seventh, George A. Hcinte; but they won’t temovo DeCoitci! ninth, L. D. McR(te; thir­ mark if its work in Flanders, teenth, Charles B. I'arkhill; fourteenth J. Fruiik Adams. Those who marry for money can afford to repent at leisure. • OLIVER WILL GRADUATE. Real Estate Service SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 37I-J AN UNPAINTED HOUSE Is An Ertr-Increasing Liability me remains unpainted the more rheaper to pain! that actually p A ifntr snd'^y Vkrnlrfirf . C H H oum Ptiati vc die mult of 38 yeer* of t»p«ience. Actual tut hu proven that they wear longer and give better service than ordinary paints. Ask for free booklets and color chans. SANFORD, FLORIDA IF YOU NEED A NEW OIL COOK STOVE G66 cures Chills and Fever. (from W ednM iU j's D ill/) Oliver Murrell Is home for a few days attending tho session of tho cir­ cuit court. Tho DeLand News, in a little write-up of the seniors of Stet­ son this year, has tho following about Oliver: “Oliver comes from Sanford and joined us lost year after having be­ gun his course at University of Flor­ ida. He is a breezy sort of person, and told us yesterday that he is think­ ing of either Joining his brother at Miami or going in for practice for himsrlf at Wauchula, county seat of or.p of the new counties." The Florida Scout We arc sole agents for Ralston's Purina lines of feeds In Sanford. We make a feed fof every need. Ouf price is below all others, and every grain of our feed la guaranteed. Why not buy the best from Cates Crate Co. T Phone 181. 40-tfc “For Wide-Awake Boys" 35c Year WILLARD LUMLRY, Publisher 902 French Wc also have the Buck Line of GAS RANGES The prayer that goes with "Lead Kindly Light" is: Peace Dove, kind­ Belter kiss tho glrj ^eforo you pro­ A newspaper isn't far wrong when ly light.—-Norfolk Virgininn Pilot. pose—she may refuse you. It makes no difference whether peo­ it prints a peace treaty under the Head-IT-OFF”—ENERGIZE—NOW, heading of real estate transfers. ple say things or do them. BANFORD, FLORIDA “We «, Deliver The Goods” * Or Store Them -** PHONE 498 ^a LANDIS. FISH & HULL If Wo Please You, Tell Others. If We.Don't, Tell Us Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law . DeLAND. FLORIDA Will practice in the State et\d Feder­ al Courts. Special-facilities for Ex­ amining and Perfecting Land Title*. “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific SCHELDE MAINES A pipe won t tongue if you i LAWYER -. ornCE IN T i l l COURT HOUSE SANFORD Get that pipe-party-bee buzzing in your smokesection 1 Know for a fact what a joy’us jimmy pipe can and will do for your peace and' content 1 Ju st check up the men in all walks of life you meet daily who certainly get top sport out of their pipes— all nglow with fragrant, delightful, friendly Prince Albert! And, you can wager your week’s wad that Prince Albert’s quality and flavor and coolness— and its freedom from bite and parch (cut out by our exclu­ sive patented process)—will ring up records in your little old smokemeter the likes of which you never before could believe possible! You don’t get tired of a pipe when it’s packed with Prince Albert! Paste that in your hat! And, ju st between ourselves! Ever* dip into the iort of rolling ’em? Get some Prince Albert and ,e makin’s p a p e r s — quick— and cash in on a cigatte that wifi prove a revelation I • •’ FLORIDA GEO. G. HERRING Attorncy-at-Law' No. 14 GarnerrWoodruff Buildin SANFORD, FLA. Reduce your Fertiliber d U I s by using “PROLIFIC1 Fertilizers*-* Honestly made, truthfully sold, and satisfactorily delivered An independent company with capacity of 400 tons dally. 1921 T. E. KING, Agent HENRY McLAULIN FLORIDA SANFORD JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard’s Hand-Painted Chios Gorham’s' Sterling Silver Rogers' Plated'Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches Parcel Poet Your Cleaning and Dyeing fo French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers the national jo y BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA A quarter-century of successful manufacture and distrl butlon in Florida and Georgia of High Grade “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Special formulas for Cirtus, Melon and all Vegetable 1 Main St. Jacksonville, FIs. t prepay parcel i^stage on re tsn o l i i v i - • . . « \ L't- ARE YOU INSURED: IF NOT, S^g W. J. T H IG P E N a COMPANY In su ra n ce Sanford F lo r i d a Burnt � 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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SANFORD IN TH E H E A R T OP T H E W O R L D 'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volum e xn SANFORD, FLORIDA, FR ID AY, M AY 27, 1921 NUMBER 41 CAN USE ' A B U SIV E LANGUAGE TO TELEPHONE OPERATORS LEAST ONCE IF •ANGRY Given Unanimous Vote in the Senate Y e s­ terday COUNTRIES, AMERICA, ENGLAND AND JAPAN AND MADE PART OF NAVAL BILL • WASHINGTON, May 26.— Unani­ mous senate approval was given yes­ terday to Senator Borah’s proposal for an international naval disarmament conference. . By a vote of 74 to 0 the Idaho sen­ ator’s amendment wes added to the naval appropriation bill, authorizing and requesting the governments of Great Britain and Japan to send rep­ resentatives to a conference with rep­ resentatives of the United States in on effort to reach some agreement on disarmament. . The vote was in conformity with the understanding reached last week by administration forces to givo their support to Senator Borah’s plan. Be­ sides the forty-six Republicans and twenty-eight ‘ Democrats voting for the amendment, announcements were made on behalf o f many absentees that they, too, favored the disarma­ ment plan. ' The text of the amendment follows: That <he president is author­ ized 'and requested to Invite the government of Great Britain and Japan to send representatives to a conference which shall be charged with the duty of prompt-x * I) entering into an understanding or agreement by which the naval expenditures and building pro­ grams of each of said* govern­ ments, to-wit: the United States, Great Britain and Japan, shall be substantially reduced annually 1 during the next five years, to such an extent and upon such termB jib may be agreed upon,, which understanding or agree- • ment Is to be reported to the respective governments for ap­ proval. Upon passage of the bill the amend­ ment will go to conference with the house, but its advocates believe it frill Ik* endorsed nnd then approved by President Harding. GOSHEN DENOUNCES NEW8 PAPERS; ALSO PROHIBITION LAWS ( B r Tk* A i .o c l. U d F r . u ) SALT LAKE, May 25— The Rev. Elmer Goshen, a Congregational minister who recently edited the Salt I*ke City Telegram, today in an edi­ torial condemns newspapers and pro­ hibition. He declared the average newspaper Is concerned with the mew "'•king o f money apd that to make profit will keep still, 09 every great question and fill all its columns with “a!ush.” / Ho contended that the prohibition law hnld failed to prohibit and that it w*s producing “ the finest crop of youthful brewers and distijlera thsrt the world had ever known. He advocated that the United States goevernment manufacture li­ quor and dispense It. PALMETTO LEGIONERS TO HAVE OWN nOM E; MEMBERSHIP DRIVE PALMETTO, May 26.—Friday night Pslmctto Post No. 18, American l*ffion, closed a ten-day membership drive which increased the personnel «f the poet over sixty per cent The drive woe conducted by two teams, captained by R. M. Zeller, the other by J. C. McDugald. The former •ccured the most members. Next Friday night the losing team win give the members o f the post a banquet •t the Palmetto hotel. Music wfll be fonilahed by Pro’s orchestra. The post has started ' a drive to and furnish a permanent home. The post has secured a twenty-fix^ year lease on the entire second story °f the building to bo erected by tbe e5ty at the heed of the municipal pier. Work has already been begun *"d in a short time tbe local post wfll (place among the very few P « * t i In tbe state that o w n * its h o m e . Led ere Irwin has raturned home from Southern College at Clearwater. AT SENTENCED FOR MISTREATING BRITISH PRISONERS JN PRISON CAMP • REAR ADMIRAL (By Th. Associated Brass) JEFFERSON CITY,, May 2ft—Tele­ FECIITELER DEAD; RODMAN TO 8 UCCEKD phone subscribers have a right to use abusive language at-least once to tel­ ephono operators when the service is NORFOLK, May 26.— Rear Admiral not satisfactory, the Missouri Pubic A. F. Fechteler, commandant o f Fifth Service commissioned so rued today Naval District, died here early today, in ordering the Carlow Telephone Co. after Hines* of several months which to restore service on a telephone re­ reached climax several days ago In moved after a subscriber had alterca­ acute attack of heart trouble. Born tion with the central operator. In in Prussia in 1867, and appointed to making the' ruling the commission Naval Academy from New York In stated a single instance of the use of abusive language was not grounds for discontinuance of service. Expected that Admiral Hugh Rod­ man, now commanding the Pacific THIRTY-EIGHT CASES BUBONIC PLAGUE fleet, will succeed FechUler as dis­ FOUND IN MEXICO trict commandant. ' - (By T k . AuocU U d Br»*«) LEIPSIC, May 20.— Sergeant Heinie, accused of ill treating 'the British prisoners of war at the prison camp at Herne, Westphalia, was sen­ tenced to ten months imprisonment by. a high court here today. He is the first German officer to bo tried on criminal charges arising' from the con­ duct of war. Attorney General de­ manded Heine be sent to prison for two years. SENATE COMMITTEE WILL INVESTIGATE COAL MINE TROUBLE . (By Tk. A u o cU U d Frau) Committee of Three Ci­ vilians and Three Legionnaires WASHINGTON, May 26.—Senate committee on education and Dibor voted today to investigate recent dis­ orders in coal-mining region along the Kentucky-West Virginia border. Sobcommittee probably begin hearing* at FOR GIVING BONU8 TO FORME* SOLDIERS AND Williamson, rf. Va., June 10th. 8AILOR8 ANOTHER SALOONI8T SEVERAL KILLED SHOT IN CHICAGO WB8T VIRGINIA RIOTS THEY ARB GOING FAST IN CtykL FIELDS (S r T k . A m . cI.U4 F m i ) CHICAGO, May 26.—Another death was added to the nineteenth ward political feud toll today, police believe, when Michael Lazari, saloonkeeper, was shot down in stret He had just parted froip a friend when two men •tepped up and fired five ahots Into (By Tk. AuKhM P in ) WILLIAMSON, May 26,—George Crum, wounded in fight near Nolan last night, when Private Kackley, W est Virginia police, and Private Vaughn, Kentucky National Guard, were killed, is said by physicians to bo near death today. Crum was being searched when firing began and ha fell when othera were killed. Three ar­ rests were made. (B y Tk- A im c UUO T n t i) HOME BREW AND THE HAVANA, May 26— Thirty-eight NEAR STUFF CUTTINGGRAPEJUICE HABITS cases' bubonic plague ' with twentyfive deaths, recorded In Tampico, Mex., WASHINGTON, May 26— Home and environs in April and May, ac­ brew and soft drinks o f cereal origin cording to reports received by Havana are cutting deeply into the unfer­ Post authorities. mented grape Juice business, John F. Welch, head of the grape juice com­ pany that bears his name, told the HOTEL COMMISSIONER senate finance ' committee today In JOB WILL HOLD ON pleading for reduction o f taxes on his product With an aggregate plant TALLAHASSEE, May 26— When storage capacity of 11,000,000 gallons the senate met Wednesday afternoon he said, twenty American grape Juice Senator Russell withdrew the bill concerns were turning out only 7,000,­ abolishing th eofflee o f hotel commis­ STATE EYE DOCTORS 000 gallons, owing to the competition. Machinery sioner, saying he did so because he did of Court MEET IN OCALA Mr. Welch named the beverages, In­ not think at this late hour of the ses­ M oves Right Along, • cluding homo brew, which he eaid In­ (By Tk. Au k U M F ra u ) sion there was much chance to get it OCALA, May 26— Florida State through. terfered with grape juice markets. N o False Motions Optometry Association began two"I suppose part of these art heart Jerry Carter is hotel commissioner exhillatera,” interjected Chairman C. S. Preston, obtaining moneV un­ days’ convention here today With dele­ and has been doing some good work der false pretense. Defendant pleads gates from all parts of the state. Ex­ among the member* o f th* legislature Penrose. pot guilty. . .• cursion to Silver Springs this after-1to keep the law on the statute book*. The witness continued the list Dock Lovingood, uttering forged in­ noon. “ And raisins,-’ supplemented Sen­ \ He makes somo strong argument* strument. Being arraigned in open ator Sutherland of West Virginia. showing the work that has been done court, pleads guilty and sentence is by the commissioner*. • suspended. ’ , .KING OF BULGARIA Gilmore Felder, chnrged with un­ HAS NARROW ESCAPE ORLANDO MAN GET8 lawfully having possession of intoxi­ i FROM BOMB THROWERS BIG JOB WITH LARGE cating liquprs. Being arraigned in FRUIT CORPORATION open court, pleads guilty. (B ? Tk. A ...C U U 4 Fr»««) TALLAHASSEE, May 26— Robert SOFIA, Bulgaria, May 26— King Two counts of the state against J. W. Williams is Just an aged , negro / (Br Tk* A u k U U 4 T n u ) Boris,.standing In balcony o f the M. Saucer, charged with unlawfully chiropodist or "corn doctor” but tho 'ORLANDO, May 26— V. B. New­ royal palace, was in close proximity haying possession of intoxicating liq­ presence of the smiling old dorkey ton, who has been connected with the to a bomb throwing incident which uors. Defendant pleads not guilty and here tho last few days after an ab­ Standard Growers’ Exchange for caused eighteen casualties during na- both cases were set for next Monday sence of several years has recalled to about two years, in Orlando, was yes­ tionn Iholiday parade yesterday. King at 2 o’clock. ’ old setlers thnt Bob for more than half terday appointed secretary of thnt Paul Keeley, charged with lisu- n century wns nn important figure in Boris was watching tho throngs of concern, succeeding W . A. Blackmon, people parading when the bomb burst ing worthless check. It appearing to the life of the stat* capital. who resigned to accept the treasurin midst of them. Source of explosion the court that defendant had paid the Bob also has had an humble paTt In ership of the Dlgorgio Fruit Corpora­ still undetermined but several com­ check nnd nil costs in tho cause had tho making of the hlitory of the been paid the court passed no sentence state for hq was messenger to Judge tion o f New York City. The Dlgiorgio munist leaders have been arrested. Fruit Corporation la a new organisa­ upon the defendant. Hilton, Rainey and Campbell, who Golddust Crawford, charged with caused a recount of Florida’s vote in tion with a capitalization of $25,000,­ carrying a concealed weapon, pleat 1876 when Tildcn and nayes. were 000 controlling a chain of thirty-two guilty and was sentenced to 6 months candidates for the presidency in which fruit companies operating in various imprisonment. . • in Florida resulted in tho impeach­ parts o f te United States. Golddust Crawford w ill serve two ment of Governor Stone and the seat­ years in the employment of the coun­ ing o f Governor Drew. For many ty as a result of pleading guilty to .a years Bob rend for Judge Hilton, who charge o f breaking and entering. during his lost illness was blind, and • . i (B r Tk* A m m UUA FTm . ) TALLAHASSEE, May 26.—BlpW sentativs Busto Monroe, withdraw M i bonus bill today and Introduced an­ other bill authorising the g overnor to appoint • committee o f three civilians and three member* o f the Aigarleas' Legion to inquire into the moet f e e * . ibis plan fo r giving bonus to fun met soldiers and ssQore. Committee sroald prepare bill to be fumitted at tha 1923 session o f the legislature. Bill immediately poised by house and cer­ tified to the senate. Conference Nations . on Disarm am ent is k Presbyterians’ Hope WINONA LAKE, Ind., May 26<— C allln g-eff conference o f the nations to bring about progressive disarm*ment was urged upon President Hard- ' ing yesterday by the one hundred and thirty-third General Assembly, of tha Presbyterian Church in the U. 8 . A* The assembly adopted a resolution ap­ pealing for th econferane* which was presented by William Jennings Bryan, who is a commissioner to the assem­ bly from the Presbytery o f Florida. The resolution was adopted without debate after Mr. Bryan explained th a t. it represented no radical steps in tha matter of disarmament. Reports o f numerous standing com­ mittees were presented yesterday. Th# report of the permanent Judicial com­ mission also came before the assembly during the day and the commission’s ruling affirming the process by which Rev. John R. McElmoye was relieved from his pastorate of a church at Elk-' ton, Md., was approved. Rev. McElmoylo’s case had been be­ fore various bodies of the Presbyter­ ian church for several years. He*WSS . removed ae pastor of a church at E lk-, ton by the Presbytery of Newcastle, which investigated charges that h* had performed a number o f marriage* . of eloping couples who came from tha ’ neighboring states of Pennsylvania and Delaware. An appeal was taken from the action of the Presbytery tb the synod o f Baltimore, which raversed the presbytery action. An appeal was then taken to the judicial com- ' mission. The commission affirmed the action o f the Newcastle Presbytcry in dissolving pastorial relation • between Rev. McElmoyle and the Elkton church. The permanent committee on va­ cancy and supply reported that tha demand for ministers during the last year has been such that practically al\ men able and available fo r pastorial service bad found suitable field** Among resolution* offered by th* committee and adopted by the assem­ bly was one declaring that for fu ll time service o f a pastor the annual Support should not be !?•* than |l,8QO and manse for a married man 600 for a single man. An overture recommending that commissioner* to the general assembly, be elected for a term of two year* was referred for a preabyterial vote, which wiU be tak­ en before the next meeting o f the as­ sembly. then wrote the Jurist’s obituary which THIS TRANSCONTINENTAL SOUTTiEKN COLLEGE first appeared in the Pensacola News FL1CIIT FROM PACIFIC CLOSES FOR SUMMER nnd later in newspapers throughout TO ATLANTIC the state. . (B y TV . Am m UUA M « u ) (By T k . A u k U M Frau) Bob and Dr. Gunn obtained the CLE AKWATE R, May 26.—South­ REDWOOD CITY, Calif., May 26. ern College, at Clearwater Beach, present site uptm which stands the CAMPBELL-LOBSING POST WILL — Captain Eddie Rickenbacker left cloved its door* Tuesday noon and the State Normal School for negroes am HOLD EXERCISES AT here at daybreak for what he hoped 3:00 O’CLOCK students and teachers have departed he was In tho pit and helped throw would be a record-breaking flight to for their various home* to await the out the. mud from which th* brick that Washington. He expected to orrivo The Campbeli-Losaing Post o f the re-opening in the fall. Both the At­ went into the building of the court at Omaha « t 8:00 tonight and at house were made. His enthusiasm al­ American Legion will hold their. Me­ lantic Coast Line and Seaboard offi­ Washington Friday night. so i* said to have been responsible for morial Day exercises next Sunday af­ ciate In th is city were kept busy this the establishment of the first cigar ternoon .at Central Park. Tho legion­ morning looking after the quantity of JOHN BRTANT AND WIFE factory here. naires will meet at the court house at baggage. Years ago the old negro effected a 3:00 o ’clock and with the Hanford GO ON TRIAL FOR MURDER Much -praise te due the faculty -ant religious revolution here. Declaring . * A T ORLANDO, ON JUNE 2 student* f o r ‘thdr courage fa going he was so fond of the white people Band will march to Central Park forward and completing the •year’s that he desired to see them in heaven, wHere the exercises will take place. ORLANDO, May Y6.—John Bryant course w ith the splendid program Bob persuaded the Rev. S. C. Kennedy All the veterans o f all wars and the and hie wife, indicted jointly for the rendered during commencement week. to conduct far the white folks a meet­ various auxiliaries are requested to murder o f Geerge S. Bryant, father o f It ie anticipated that in two yean ing in the Baptist church and .bor- Join in the exercises at the park and John Bryant, will he arraigned Cor be present. Col. George W. Knight the college will re-opea at Lakeland, trial before Circuit Judge C. O. A n­ where tbe permanent location has Baily to pay the xopcnsc. Prior to will act as marshal o f the parade and drews here June 2. been secured. that time it la said no white man had the following program will be carried Several weeks ago after the disap­ joined a local church In teh years. pearance o f the young couple and Invocation—Dr. Walker. ECQUIT SOBERS BLACK, Since that meeting Tallahassee has their baby, the body o f the elder Bry­ Band Selection. OF POISON CHARGE been the home o f four governors of ant and that o f his dog were found Address—R. J. Holly. the Baptist faith, a magnificent Bap­ buried beneath a tree in tbe woods Eulogies—Dr. Hyman. tist church has been built and the con­ near the old man’s home, several • CLEARWATER. May 2 6^ -It re­ Placing the Wreath. gregation baa grown to be one o f the miles from this city. The beads o f quired lea* than half an hour <ea tha Band Selection — Star largeat of that denomination in the both tho man and the dog had been part o f the ju r yin circuit count here Banner. ' ij- ; v r tJ J ntate. * * , • r * % crushed In by blows from a aash yesterday to acquit Robert Black, Jr., gram. The graves o f all Marion coun­ For fifty years Bob was the person Ben edition—Dr. Brownlee. weight, which was found In the grave employe o f * S t Petersburg bank, of ty men who made the supreme emeriTep*. . N the charge o f attempting to effect to break to Tallahasseeans the news also. ' flee during the World War and who o f the death i f a mepiber o f the com­ The yonrtg couple were traced to the death o f his wife, Estelle Black, munity, the old man having circulated are buried In the county, wfll be de­ TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND Somerville, N. J., and arrested there. by placing a quantity o f sulphate o f funeral notices wMch for almost hall corated. The Spanish War Veterans FOR PROHIBITION PASSES They have denied any knowledge o f zinc In the family sugar bowL a century were written by tb* ^ te R. end the. Legion will join in paying « Young Black, on tbe stand In Ms HOUSE TODAY PRONTO th* murder. B. Gorman. 4 ' . tribbute to-their dead comrades. A own behalf, utterly denied and knowl­ Bob is a son o f the late Aunt Dreaie memorial service will be held h O n e * Tk . I n n Ii M T n u ) Dr. J. C. Davis has returned from edge o f how the poison, as alleged, Ann Williams, who from 1876 until Episcopal church, Sunday, May 29th, WASHINGTON, May 26. Tha Miami where he spent several days on found a place in the bowl. One mcdD 900 cooked for Wflilam R. Pettis and and wfll be attended by th* Legion­ hundred million dollars deficiency ap­ business.' He saw John Dickons there cal axper* said analysts o f tha sugar Mrs. Rooert Howard Gamble and who naires and tha Spanish War VeUram propriation bill carrying $200,000 for and says that Mr. and Mr*. Dickens showed presence o f the poison, while during her lifetime was proud o f the In a body. * prohibition enforcement until July 1st are doing a fine business there in tha another said analysis failed to dis­ esteem In which she wee held by.cltl* passed today by house. Now goee to shoe line and like'their new home Very close any poison. sens o f tbe city, both white and black. senate. . \ , . . • ■- . • jh y f L n MtlgUe W much although they still hav# a tend­ salute, and now the tax HERALD ADS get results. y er spot in their heart* for Sanford. HERALD ADS get results. na to stand and daltm. �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 20,1921 AmAuot of T u o ■Oil CHU DrtOTtrtloo of t »n l. .......................................... V U of 81VH 8' 81'. U ...................................... lH ®f M >f V , .o.l HCH o f NR 1-4 »n.l it. I . Marita Unknown •. . . NEW PLAN SUGGESTED FOR CAPITALREMOVE If the people ot Florida really de­ sire to remove their state capital to a, 3 *| Unknown ........................ 7.02 more central location, there Is a prov­ Unknown .............. ............. .. ed Unknown .................... ' « plan by which the remoyal can be J ^ o fT O w o v v v ^ k « » made, and a new $5,000,000 state Cap­ B *U o f NK14 . c l KVA of SEVA and SWVA gJ g| 29.10 I'nkoown 16.12 itol erected, without cost to the tax­ Of NB14 Unknown 0.IS W H of M » H ................ ............................. 2i . *1. Unknown payers. NEVA o f HE>A (loan «* U > ............ 88 21 81 Unknown While the plah Is now to the United NWH WH ° f * . 30 *1 81 II. IWoly wH°of N^u’ of’ Wwu';!!!!!!'.!!!!....... J *! u States It Is not original, as Aus­ B. IVrwIy All m u Of NEVA E o f By .......................... • 11 _ tralia's present nntlonsl capital was Awwwnwn T tX T OT IOWA C1TT i . K jJ o f M I* * " k *• - 1 ' * « lr7, 101 “ 4 10° ' Heated on the plan herewith sug­ Bamlaola Oooofy B ooori. _ ___ „17.09 „ BH 3- I*, niitnor AH .Block K ....................................................... * _______________________ gested for Florida, and In a manner that'amicably sctU cclthc claims of rival* cities. U « . 18. 10. 17. »7. 8*. » . and 40 . »7.4 J. "• K » - l ............. tiOtO 32. 41. 43. 43. 44. 43 and N 4.4 00 J. It. Allan ............................ 180-87 Here Is the plan: . arrra o f Ia I ,48 ......................................... 48.8 A. C.BeUaiea ......................... 130.03 When the proposed amendment to LolJ 80. «0. 01. 63 and « 3 ............................. 10 Frank Tlitlpa ............ .............. Lot 84 ................ ................................................ 25.7 A. C. Roblnton ............ .. the state constitution is submitted to LOU 78, TO and 60 ......................................... 8 U. II. I'U b e r .............................. 3fO S ■ H Lot 81 .................. 1....................*............... 8 Clifford Lano .......................... 18-83 the people of Florida providing for the BH 4 U »* BO 8 » d "A li* Loi» ‘ OlV' W ‘ uid 104.00 removal of the state capitAl to -* point A. C. Bobloaoa 10.38 ..................................... ..............* Unknown . . . . . . in the state more convenient to the Lot .............................................. ................................... M ••••0 0 OOO8 0 8 8 people, on the same ballot provide for II 31 S3 80 Unknown BBK Of 8WH 0*1 KWH °f »**• the appointment, by the governor or BLACK HAMMOCK m KaoorAaA U Flat Boak n rO ham m ock m i o„. -» . 8 W 0 F t tLu A »D o aBPABT'B u u r n FLAT n ^ O n fl i BLACK i4 B lM U ‘ ity Kanor*. Kaeorda the legislature, of a jtate capital com­ O. P. Swopo Land C » ., . . . . 8180 LOU 870 to 373 . o. p. flwor* L*»d a>. •••• »<»■£ mission, the commission to be authorL ou 800 to <03 II. A. t*ol 13 «1 I ^ t o i : : : : : : : : : : : : ».*o Ized, In case t>e amendment carries, H i u o f 8*14 of SWVA ................................. . . „ I»f. BH o f N*W and EVA o f SEVA...................... |» 3{ Unknown .................................... ^ to select and purchase say a ten-mile O. IV. Hlmmona \HVA o f SWVA ..................................................... |J S Tboa. Bolt . . . . square tract of unimproved land, the o f NWVA of BEli" 1» « “ Unknown . . . A . . best possible for state capital pur­ Unknown .......... N » * o f B1H ..................................................... 8 S S ,. . 80.78 poses, a tract with ail natural ad­ B W ll of HE.. and KVA of XW H .. „ U aknowo................... . . . 16.03 vantages—lakes, rivers, forests Tlioa. U. IVattrraon and SEVA o f NEVA and N*VA o f 8F.H ............. I« *} 8 . . . . 6.23 Unknown .......... .. •• . . . . 11.04 good soil. There arc many such Unknown .............. . ... 6.43 Unknown ................ ■W H of N *H | W HE 1-4) .................... ® *| “ .... 8.33 trncts in Florida. Unknown .................. .... 4.03 J. M. Millar . . . . In the exact center of this ten-mile .... 833 Unknown " e h °ff W o / ....................is 11 « square reservation build n $5,000,000 SH Unknown M1............................ 10 Unknown ............................ o V % * ” state capitol, with avenues rndintlng 3.83 from the capitol llko spokes form the W H o f ’ “ ■H* I t N W U of NWH o ' x j , i2 1H Unknown Unknown ................................ 4.08 4 03 hub of a wheel—the plan on which W H *otVii otBWU .......................... *? 2| ll Unknown ........................ 2. S3 NKH of BKV* Unknown .......................... of the United States 7.03 tho capital 8 W H of N1VH of BEH Unknown ........................ .. 23 21. 83 17.33 K W H o f HWH (loo* KB 1-4) ................ * 23 31 33 l lnfly A Mllcbtll ..«•*■ (Washington) was laid out by a world 21.40 nu o f NWU ................................................. 23 31 83 Unknown EH o f 8W H •»<! KW H o f B B H .. . . . . . . . famous French engineer. EH o f BWH ond NEH o f BKVi and 11 H 30.63 Unknown . . . After reserving all the land that 7.03 o f BEH ..................................................... J. T. Ilwl«*a 7.03 BH o f BEH of NEH ..................................... Inkoonn .... may be needed by tho state for any NKH o f NWH of HUH.............. NEH of BEH of HE 1-4 and W H ®» Unknown ................................ 7.04 and nil purposes, the surplus land BBH o f BEH ............................................. Unknoni) .......... .............. could be rendrly B old to the highest SH of NEH of N1VH of NEH CHCLU0TA a . Bacoid.d in FUt Book No. 8. P a r, ‘ l . f c - U . U Oo.nty Booord.. l.fft bidders (Imagine whnt would be paid Vlrrrtwrather Ia I 3. Block for choire sites) at a profit large H0ETH CHULU0TA a. Bacordad 1. Flat Book Na. 8. P a . . . H U . . . B.nUn.U C . » . « , B « o ,d . enough to pfty nil state capital re­ Lot 1. Block 87 moval expenses, and for building nnd VILLA MILLS a . R a i d e d .n Flat took Vo. ». » . » . n . f c - U . 1 . O .M ., ^ equipping the great Ktnte capitol in K ..................** (jotM aI, 0. 5. io<) ®. B l« k _____________________ the United States. EH of HWH of BEH. of NWH »n«l K'k0.78 13 Oeor.e OrtVn lira. The proposed B ta to capital district 12.43 o f W H of NEH o f B1VH ............ » 2 l 61) Unknown 8 43 criuld he beautified and mnde unnlW H of B1VH. (I*“ W H o f B 1 3 ) .............. » ; “ J8 I'nknoww .............. N 3-4 of EH "* NEH ° f * * H ......... •••: *J 31 3 Florlda'B (or the K I acra «f NWH of NKH of NKH 7.83 tary perfect by e s. v .n \V«m»r . . . WH of HBH of NEH of SB l - t ............. » 3> 3 30.t)7 world's) ablest- engineers, landscape 'hi Unknown .............. ....... * a ..t U l’ l l «HJ * » « HWH and BH of SK14 114.13 » 0 Unknown .............. All 0<*« NWH of H UH) artists and architects—prires to be EH o f NEH of NEH and M l H of 12.78 60 Unknown.................. awarded for the best plans. A Chi­ 3.83 NEH .......................................................... 8 Unknown ................ 34.40 BH of 8W H of BBH “ J KUH ■•:•••••••• • i20 Unknown .............. 4.03 cago man wns awarded the chief prize NH o f NWH ,n,l BH H of N W H .......... 10 Unknown ........ .. NWH of NEH o* BEH ............................... ‘ j w 'f o r the pinna on which the capital of >10 Unknown ................ W H of BEH ‘ "'l 8 'V,H ................................. S>> Unknown .............. s <s Australia was laid out. W H of HBH of MKH ................................. 10 Unknown •. HKU o f NEVI of NEH . 14.81 Provision would be made in the EH o f NEH W H “ f KEH of 78 'nknown .............. 40^ plnns for parks, nvenuos, hotels, NW H ° f N 'l’ H *n,l 8W H of NWH •n‘i 3)0 Unknown I ............ 6.33 stores, factories, residences, office 40 Unknown .............. HWH of BWH .............. flJ3 buildings, rnilwny stations, publicity NEW of NKH of NEH NEH of HE t-4 ........................ 80.33 , utility plnnts, etc.—everything thnt NKH and ..W H o f NKH o f NWH W H of N1V1* and EH o f HW 1-4 and . |makes for comfort; convenience nnd NIVH of HIVH .O'1 ,,fM KEH of • co.oo i . . i ., Unknown ...................... In brief, n model capital city 4.03 u t i l i t y . BEH Of HU 4-4) ..................................... 3‘ Unknown .......................... J H Of BEH o f M l H 102.30 for an intelligent, progressive people. Unknown ........................ . Alt (laa» NH o f NEH) ............................. 6.48 Danlrl R. Hart .................... EH of NWH of NEH ..................••■>•••; In n state capital district ns sugNEH ■° f M VU *n4 NH « f N il H ° f Unknown .......... ...................... *Loa |(Tested n city of 10,000 people would NIVH .......................................................... N. O. Hwanaon .................... 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M 21 of Swmlnola an4 out to n successful conclusion, nnd a All o f lb . land, d w tllw d in lb . fot,*»ln* I,In* and l*ln* In tho Uoun.j plnn that' would provide Fioridn with Slate of Florida. ____. .. .i,K ,„| ,ilon lh»r»for ocrura II aball Iw bfld lo m.an Town )U Of M ftg tsp rc m o p W H o f K-4 Itaoo EVA o f NWV4 of NE<i> and NEVA o f NW*t .................. Unknown ................... II. U* Dalton .................. .. 40.28 7.83 m u I BLEW jnst a whiff. A FUNNY paper recently. ^ o * o k o 6 0 0 AT HER amuilnf old. - *. 0 0 0 • • • AND WHY he had qolL AND I said. T o ll. * THf-WAWDEVILLE stage. 1/ o o • • • FOOL OF a parrot • • • WHICH NEVER talk* A FAMOUS ventriloquist. 0 o • • • o WITH A wheeze qboot o OP CIGARETTE smoko. SLIPPED ME • good laugh. • • • HOW D'YOU Ilka l t r • # • AND TO thli day. o IT SAID he discovered. • • • • • • HE COULD make more Jaek. ITS QOT mo fuoitlnc* • • • • • • SELLING WOODEN parrota. WHETHER IT waa cook. SO WHEN I got home. OR THE blamed bird. I PA88ED the Joke. WHICH SQUAWKED back. TO OUR cook, who owns. -THEY SATISFY.1* a a a • • • • a *.* a *• • • . • • • a a a a 1 • BOTH A ■jK*chleM parrot 0 0 4 AND A'aenae of humor. • Ah-Tight Tint of 9 0 A t k y o u r d ia le r t o s / m bt th o n o w voou m m t o t le d t i n t o f 3 0 C h t t t t n fitld t. A co m p a ct, o o n r o n io n t on d o b to lu to ly A I R T I G H T p o e k ln i— th o e J g o ro tto o k e e p f r e e h in d e fin ite ly . y o i • • * BUT 8HE muffed It # • • • BECAUSE SHE didn’t know. • • • C HESTERFIELDS apeak for themselves. They let you know you’re smoking. They "satisfy’ 1end yet, they're mud. An Impossible com­ bination, you say7 Sure—everywhere but in Chosternelda. Tho blend doea It and the blend can't be copiedt WHAT A ventriloquist was. • • • * * SO I had to explain 1L • • • AND ON the way out on e •. L iggett & M y e m T SPANISH WAR VETER ANS WILL CAMP AT JAX I B ; Tha AaaaclaUd Fra a ll JACKSONVILLE, Moy 17. — The annual state encampment of Spanish war veternns will be held here July 4, 5 nnd G according to announcement published here today. Seminole Fish and Game Protective Association SALLIE HARRISON CHAPTER DAUGHTERS AMERICAN REV­ OLUTION HOLD MEETING Election of Officers nnd Much Busi­ ness Transacted obacco C o. . COUNTERFEIT TWENTIES IN JACKSONVILLE (Tram Tue»4ajr'« Dally) The Saliie llnrrison chapter, D. A. STATE WARNED TO BE f)N R., held their May meeting Friday GUABI) .AGAINST NEW with Mrs. G. I. Loucks,*hostess. This WRINKLE was the annual business meeting for (Bf Thf AzbocUUd Pftu) election of officers, the following be­ JACKSONVILLE, Mny 17.—Alter- ' ] ing elected for the coming yenr: Mrs. W. E,' Wjitaon, regent; Miss ed twenty dollar bills appeared hem Brenda Morrison, vicc-regcnt; Mrs. yesterday it wns announced today. A. R. Keyf recording secretary; Miss One bnnk discovering five during the Fannie Rebn Munson, corresponding i dny. The prepetrntor, officials said, secretary; Mrs. Geo. Chamberlnin ' hns split twenty dollar hills nnd ooa historian; Mrs. A. K. Rossiter, regis- dollar bills and pasted halves of each trnr; Mrs. J. N. Whitncr, chaplain; together. In pnssing bills the side Mrs. S. Buleston, Mrs. Anna DoFor- benring the twenty dollnr denomina­ est and Mrs. Geo. Herring, members tion is always upward. The above mentioned association, ns its nnme implies, is organized for tho protection of fish nnd game in Semi­ advisory boatd. ^ nole county, it hns been organized n Plans for the coming year’s work j little over two months nnd hns a were discussed and plans for adding N06E CLOGGED FROM membership of upwards of 70 mem­ to the fund for the American Legion! I. A COLD OR CATARRH bers nnd those have been enrolled Home. The Chapter nt the present]! Nostrils T» without any special effort on the part time hns on hand $563.00 toward this j Apply Cream of any one. . fund for the Legion boys nnd h o p e s • * OP*1 P We arc now going to try our mem­ during the coming year to reach, the bership to a good strong working $1,000 ninrk. Plnns nrc under way Ah! What relief! Your c lo g g e d nos­ strength; therefore wo deem It prop­ now for n ball to bo given June 14th trils open right up, the air passages of ■blp S^t™ o'f TaTubaa^.. and « b . r . Ibo w..rd 'UaD*." or abbraflalloo IL.r.fi.r wrora II al.all I t j n fltj|t(, c n p i t a ] t h n t t h e p e o p l e o f a ll er to set forth some of the aims of for the benefit of this fund nnd it is your head nrc clear and you c*® b .ld «o in«ao llan*. )Ual of TallaliaaaM. j b o . I). JINKINB. t h e U n it e d S t a t e s Would h e p iD lld of. Ne more hawking, T a i (Villorlor Kamlnol. i'oonlr. . . , , . . the association; which nrc ns follows: hoped nil will co-operate to make it breathe freely. • In November, 1900, the removnl of We believe in living up to the fish a success in every wuy. More defin­ snuffling, mucuous di^harge, head­ the state capital wns submitted to the nnd game laws of this state nnd to ite plans and ioforriintion will be- giv­ ache, dryness—no struggling f°T MELBOURNE TO HAVE A people of Flpridn by the state Demo­ . breath at night, your cold or catarrh^ Judge W m . Martin 9-HOLE GOLF COURSE cratic committee. Four cities were promnto the ennetment of other fiah en at a later date. ayd game laws if we tliinl# it neces­ At the conclusion of the business n is gone. . voted for, nnd Tallahnsseo got a ma­ sary to do so in the future. Dies at Orlando, social half hour wns enjoyed, dur­ Don't stay stuffed up! Get a MELBOURNE, Mny 17.—Work has jority of 1269 over tho three other We do not believe It proper for any ing which the hostess served most de­ bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your * W ell Known Here begun on a nine-hole golf course for cities, the voto being ns follows: druggist now. Apply a little of tMs man or woman to set an cxapipio of licious sherbet nnd cake. the Melbourne Golf nnd Country Club, Tallnhnssec, 10,742; Jacksonville, (B r Tha Aaaoclatad Fraaa) law Violation before the" youth of our fragrant, antiseptic cream in your for which .bonds amounting to $15,000 7075; Ocnln, 4917; SL Augustine, land, the violation of any law may set TIGHTER LID nostrils, let it penetrate through e v sj ORLANDO, May 17.—Judge WIN were sold. The club had a six hole 2881.—Titusville Advocate. KL . * , nn example before children that may WANTED FOR • course during the last year, having air passage o f the head; soo'the llam I. Martin, for twenty-three years cailse them to be lnwless in years to purchased 80 acres of land on the out­ . * • BOOTLEGGERS heal the swollen, inflamed mUC^ f c o u n t y judge of Orange county, died James Cathoart W ill skirts of • Melbourne. Approximately membrane, giving you instant relisL come. . . today after a several weeks illness. We are sworn to abtdo by tho law Ely’a Cream Balm is just what#every $2,000 was expended on the course at WASHINGTON, Mny 17.— Manu­ He was 05 yenrs old- nnd came from Resign as Collector ourselves nnd to report any violation facturers of proprietary medicines cold and catarrh sufferer has b «« ono of the oldest North Carolina fam-jthat time. Now it is planned to clear Fla. Internal Revenue by other persons. nrc more concerned with the elim­ seeking. It’s Just splendid.—Adv. , Hies. Burial will be made in Eliza- 50 of the 80 acres for the larger We believe, that never In sport ination of mcdicnl bootleggers beth City, N. C. 'course. (By Th« JUaociaUd Ft.aa) than in the sale of beer to the sick, TRAMMELL PROPOSES JACKSONVILLE, May 17.—James should human life be endangered. Wo believe, thnt people should nev­ H. B. Thompson, their Washington FEDERAL ASSISTANCE M. Cathcart, collector of internal rev­ er kill oWdcstroy willfully or wanton­ representative, told the house judici­ enue for the district o f Florida, an­ FOR EVERGLADES LANOS ly fish or game. . ary committee yesterday at hearings nounced yesterday that he had tender­ We believe in respecting the rights on the bill to tighten up the Vol­ (By Tka AaaodalaS rra u ) ed his resignation to the secretary of and feelings of farmers, and property stead act. WASHINGTON, May the treasury to take effect upon the owners. “ Prior to the enactment of the Trammell yesterday Introduced In t » appointment and qualification of his We beliove in leaving seed birds' Volstead law 80 per cent of the senate a bill which provides for Fefr successor. Mr. Cathcart atated that and game for breeding purposes. USE ' makers o f legitimate medicines In crsl co-operation and 'financial W he wns undecided as to his future AncL we do not bcllevo in being a which alcohol was used were re­ sistancc In providing for the plans. fish or game hog. N ia g a r a I u l p h u r C o m p o u n d quired to medicate it so as to un­ motion of overflowed and arid l*®*’ The nomination o f Dan T. Gerew of We have arranged to hold meetings fit It for beverage,’’ Mr. Thompson Senator Trammell’s measure WITH Jacksonville to succeed M*. Cathcart in several places throughout the coun­ T was sent to the senate yesterday by ty, including ‘ Longwood, Oviedo, Ge­ said. "W c enforced that . regula-. vldcs a means whereby the U President Harding. neva £huluota, and Monroe and yrc tlon before the country got .the States can assist In promoting and other dra Thli Economical Combination Spray for hope that these meetings will be well eighteenth amendment, but since Everglades then hundreds of permits have MORE BUILDING IN BT. PETE. H r V • While Fly, Scale Iniect* and Ruit MItei projects In Florida tho £ I attended as we fully believe when the WtSSt. • ■ contn>lithe»edeimictivepe»t»-proiect* your THIS SUMMER THAN EVER aims of this Association are explain­ been issued under which disguised government has heretofore a f trees against their ravage*. booze was turned out wholesale. Irrigation projects of the west. ed fully that you will be glad to join , (By Tfca Saaarialal Fraaa) * Used as directed, increases the yield and We have nothing to do witli beer and produces more boxes of bright, fancy fruit ST.' PETERSBURG, May 17.—Con­ ua in this work. KENTUCKY CENSUS. are entirely satisfied if you proceed which always commands a higher price. struction of buildings here this sum­ ' It is useless for me to call your at­ with enactment of a law to prohibit Writ* for tree eopr of 1R1 adltlon of mer will be on a larger scare than tention to the open killing of game . JRy Tka A tttd tte i Vraaa) Bdusm Spray Book andcomplato Pries list its use." ever before in the history o f the city. out of season in this county and you WASHINGTON, May H .-T h ^ Mr. Thompson declared the manu­ .TO Eyery freight train for weeks having realize that this can't go on at its bus of Kentucky Is 080^50 brought in large quantities o f build­ present rate much longer without facturers were “ asking no favora foF 235,938 negroos. .' ■■; ing material. Two trains over the At­ some o f our game becoming extinct; booze," but almply protection for leg­ Kansas: 1,708,000 whites, ‘SptdaViBUin S p ra y ,. S p ra y tn V Spraying ' ■ lantic. Coast Line last week' brought therefore we hope your good Judg­ itimate medicines. . “When alcohol In negroes. O R LA N D O , FLO R ID A eighty-four solid carloads of lumber, ment and dislike of lawlessness will proprietary medicines Is medicated Connecticut: 1,358,732 hits you'd have a fine time drinking it for * E stablished 1906 , cement, brick and other material, one lead you to join us. 21,046 negroes. . F. L. CROSBY. booze,", he said. having 44 car* and ihe other 44. _________________________________________ ‘ * *» * C ontrol—W h ite F ly and Scale P rod u ce—Bright, F an cy Fruit Schnarrs Spray Formula J. SCHNARR & CO. ;. I s; ,\ - IftiTtt.. m ,. ilr/../--/jr'i'?£ -iC«U ■ . *. • -y •-* •=» f ■ t # . �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 27,1021 MEMORIAL DAY SUNDAY AT THE PARK DISTINCT OF FLORIDA AND THE VETERANS AND EX-SERVICE STATE TAKES OVER CONFED­ MEN WILL PARTICIPATE ERATE IIOMli IN CEREMONIES Judge Perkins Presides and Geo. DeCottes A ct­ ing as State’s A tty. (T ra n T n u d ty 't D ill?) Seminole county will have the ses­ sion o f the spring term o f court hers this week and according to the docket It may be finished in that time for Seminole has made a name in the state as having the shortest tepne of the circuit efiurt of any county in Florida, The many friends here o f Judge Perkins are glad to see him able to be about again after an Illness o f sev­ eral months and he will preside with his old-time vigor and effectiveness. The states attorney, David Sholts, is detained in New York on business and the states attorney-elect, George A. DeCottes (our own George), will act at this term* of court. Court opened at 10 this morning and the preliminaries were all ar­ ranged for the court to start grinding out justice at once. The following nemos were pulled for Jury, the members of the petit and grand Jury not having been chosen as the Herald goes to ‘press: C. P. Rabun, T. F. Adams, W. P. Geiger, F. B. Stone, W. M. Haynes, A. A. Hicks, R. R. Roberta, M. W. Taylor, G. C. Ladles, L. W. Entxminger, W. E. Satcher, R. Muse, J. C. Spires, H. B. Rabun, J. C. Stapler, R. W. Lawton, W. E. Allen, R. W. Austin, F. A. Stone C. W. Culpepper, Henry Lee, A. V. McGuln, W. D. Hofman, Raymond L. Alien, Harry Lee, E. J. Rover, E. p. Lane, W. M. McKinnon, C. E. Chorpenlng, R. T. Humphrey, G. W. Waters, L. Y. Bryan, J. II. Beer, Ralph B. Wight, L. M. Tyre, E. I. Ward. CRIMINAL CASES A«H (r u n W td a t* 4 *y'> D » l ly ) James M. Oglesby, manslaughter, passed, case continued for term. Richard Hillyer, Jr., larceny of mo­ tor vehicle, transferred to nbsenttec docket. Sam Michael, aggravated assault, passed, ns Geo. A. DeCottes states thnt he is disqualified, having been employed heretofore to defend. James Miles nnd Paul Lucas, assault with intent to murder. Cnse continued to Mondny morning next nt 10 a. m. CIVIL CASES Armour Fertilizer Works, a corpor­ ation, vs. John Bally, settled out of courj. Wilson-Toomcr Fertilizer Co., n cor­ poration, vs. J. S. Wilson, settled out o f court. Cates Crate Co.', a corporation, vs. J. M. Dresner nnd It. B. .Monroe, for damages, passed. 0 . W. Ilrady vs. Fred Dorncr, for damages, continued for the term. D, Davis vs. R. B. Monroe and It. II. Geiger, damages, set for 2 o'clock today. ,W. A. Tiiiis vs. J. B. Lawson nnd N. H. Gnrrer, passed and set for Tuesdny morning of next week. The Americnh Agricultural Chemi­ cal Co., a corporation, vs. A. IT. Moses, settled out of court nnd dismissed. The American Agricultural Chemi­ cal Co., n corporation, vb. R. L. Gar­ rison, settled out of court nnd dismissed, Director General of. railroads vs. A . D. Zncjiary, continued by consent o f both parties, " r C. J. Marshall vs. Millard H. Cross, verdict for defendant. Mike Brnnnan vs. Southern Utili­ ties Co., assumpsit damages of $10,000, Passed. J. F. Jacobs, Sr. ,ct al., doing busi­ ness as Jacobs & Co., vs. O. P. Swope Land Co., a corporation, dnmnges $ lr BOO, set for Wednesday at 10 a. m. Pringle Bros., a corporation, vs. E. Stafford, damages $300. Passed pending settlement. Jacob D. llomstcin nnd Emil CockIn, doing business under the name of and stylo o f Wear-Well Pants C., vs. Charles Kanner, damages $1,000. Set fo r today at 10 a. m. Welch Furniture Co., o corporation, vs. D. A. Caldwell, et ai., assumpsit damages $800, passed. Lewis-Chitty Co., n corporation, vs. Archie L. Betts ct al., doing business as Betts Bros., damages $1,000. Pass- 666 cures Biliousness. Less than a third o f tho world's population Is white. And only about 10 per cent o f theso act that way. MISS HART WILL HE COUNTY JUDGE OF ORANGE COUNTY At the called meeting of the Orange County Democratic Executive Com­ mittee, held at the court house today at noon, the committee decided to un­ animously recommend Miss Margaret Hart to Governor Carey A. Hardee for appointment to the office of County Judge o f Orange county to .fill the va­ cancy caused by tho recent death of Judge William Martin. Miss Hart is the very efficient deputy who had been Judge Martin's right hand in the ad­ ministration of the office for several years, and who has practically func­ tioned ns County Judge de facto since last September, when Judge Martin's physical condition incapacitated him from a full discharge of his official duties.— Reporter-Star. Continued Rains Improve Crops A ll Over Florida GAINESVILLE, May 25.—Contin­ ued rains have very much improved tho general crop conditions in this state, according to the Federal Bureau of Estimates, in its weekly review of crop conditions in Florida for the week ending May 21. The report was much more favorable than that for the preceding week. The rains came just at the righ ttlme for corn, prospects of which nrc declared to bo excel­ lent Disease is causing some local dam­ age to the tobacco crop, the review Harvesting of onts is practically over. Tho condition of cotton is much im­ proved over a week ago, and the crop is making good growth. v The entire state is taking advantage) of good rains to plant sweet potatoes. The condition of early plnntings Is im­ proved. Prospects for early hny arc much better. The condition of the citrus crop was much improved by the rains. Break­ ing of the drouth will save most of the binckherry crop, which is just ripen­ ing. The movement of peaches con­ tinues. Prospects for figs nro ex­ cellent. The condition of all live stock is Improivng. Melons nnd cantaloupes were re­ ported in excellent condition. Movement of cukes .and beans is well advanced 1 The review said the prospects for peanuts are good with llie bulk of the acreage in running variations this year . The Btnnd of sugnreano Is good, and rains nrc expected to improve the con­ dition o f the crop. CATTS LINES UP IIIS LAWYERS (B y T h « A ii* c U t « J rn ti) PENSACOLA, Mny 24— Sidney j. Cntts, former governor of Florida, made bond in the United States court here yesterdny in tho sum of $2500. He is charged with peonage, having been indicted on two counts by tho Federal grand jury last week. Bonds­ men for the former governor are A. F. Padcric, H. Whitaker, B. A. Davis nnd C. P. Lybrant o f Pensacola, nnd A, F. Bullard of DeFuniak Springs, Attorneys John P. Stokes nnd John S, Beard, counsel for Cntts, were granted until June 13, by Judge Shep­ pard to flic demurers to the indict­ ment. are to bo heard June 20. Cntts wn sarrested Snturdny in Al­ bany, Ga., for tho Federal authorities and mnde bond there In the sum of $2500 for his nppenrance here today. Ho visited Starke yesterday where he posted $5000 bond as a result of hie Indictment there several weeks ago by the Bradford county grand jury, which charged that he had accepted $700 while governor and chairman o f the state board of pardons for his Influ­ ence in obtaining a pardon for a man serving a life eentence fo r murder. Garner niil, Gladstone, N. J., Sells Rat-Snsp, He Says *1 sc) I and uso RAT-SNAP. Like to look any man in the face nnd tell it's the best. It's good." People like RAT-SNAP because it "docs" kill rats. Petrifies carcass—leaves no smell. Comes in cakes—no mixing to do. Cats or dogs won’t touch it. Three sizes, 36c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.— The war1taught us to stand and salute, and now the tax inaa teaches “ Head-IT-OPF” —ENERGIZE—NOW. Ius to stand and deliver. (Dr Th« Ai»«cUt*d rr»«i) TALLAHASSEE, May 25.—The House today concurred in the resolu­ tion asking for an additional judge in tho Southern district of Florida and passed the senate bill authorizing the state to take over the Confederate soldiers home in Jacksonville. (From V W a u J i r 'i Daily) Memorial Day will be observed In Sanford next Sunday, May 2flth, at Central Park. The veterans of all w an will meet at the court house at 3;00 o ’clock and march to the park. Col. Geo. W. Knight will act as the marshal o f tho day and the follow­ ing program will be tendered: Invocation—Dr. Watker. Band Selection. BREVARD COUNTY WANTS Address— R. J. Holly. SLICE OF LAND IN VOLUEulogies— Dr. Hyman. SIA COUNTY FOR ROAD Placing the Wreath. Band Selection — Star Spangled There was a delegation from Bre­ Bonner, vard county before tho board o f trade Benediction—Dr. Brownlee. at its meeting last week nhking that body to endorse n petition from Bre­ vard county to the county commission­ ers o f Volusia county, to cede to Bre- Seminole counties. This body o f land comprises about twenty-two sections, ami Brevard's object in asking for this tract is to allow them to.build a road running from Titusvillo to tho St. Johns river, connecting with the Seminole county road leading to San­ ford. The question of endorsing this prop­ osition was left open and will be de­ cided by n postal ballot of tho mem­ bership of the board of trade, which is in accordance with the constitution and by-IawB. In view of the fact that Brevard county has no compensation to offer for this tract of land, there wns con­ siderable opposition to the board's en­ dorsement of this proposition. How­ ever, the matter was allowed to go before the board of trade on tho postnl ballot and the matter will bo decid­ ed at the meeting next week. t is very important that Brevard have this strip of Innd to complete their road, but Drcvard also has a narrow strip of land on the north, between the head of the Indinn river and Mosquito Lagoon, which Volusia is very anxious to acquire, nml which Brevard will not consent to give up, nnd this fact mny result in the refus­ al of the board of trnde to endorse the ceding of our Innd to thnt county. — Now Smyrna Breeze. 10 for 10 cts A / T A N Y sm okers prefer 1 V 1 it. T h e y 'll find that thiB com pact package often L u c k y . S trik e Cigarettes YOU CAN BRING RACK COLOR AND LUSTRE WITH 8AGE TEA AND SULPHUR When you darken your hair with Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell, bccnusc it’s done so naturally, so evenly. Preparing this mixture, though, at home Is mussy and trouble­ some. At little cosf, you can buy'at any drug store tho ready-to-usc pre­ paration, improved by the addition o f other ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound." You just dampen a spongs or soft brush, with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand nt a time. By morning all gray hnir dis^ nppenrs, and after another application or two your hair becomes beautifully darkened, glossy and luxuriant. Gray, faded hnir, though no dis­ grace, is a sign of old ngc, and as we nil desire a youthful and attractive appearance, get busy nt once with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound and look years younger.— Adv. “ B E T T E R -G E T -B E T T E R ” Circulation------- “ DO IT N O W ” ------- Strength It .Simply Removes Obstructions to Blood Flow— Dislodges Accumulations o f many years— And Thus Equalizes Pressure on Nerves— Arteries Neuritis------- The “ LOGICAL T R E A T M E N T ASK US ENERGIZER Paralysis ASK THEM Rheumatism— FOR M A N Y H UM AN ILLS— Blood Pressure And Veins, so that the Blood Stream Functions Better— Gets Nourishment to Dormant Tissue A t Sanford— No Mystery— No Imagination— Appointment TELEPHONE 181 L. C. CAM ERON P. 0 . BOX 399 FUNERAL OF FRANK IL KENT (F ro m W »dn*«d*7 ’t D i l i ? ) Mr. Frank Reynolds Kent was buried from the Congregational church yesterday afternoon nt 4:00 o ’clock. Mr. Kent’s death was a shock NEW ENTERPRISE FOR THIS SECTION to nil of his friends, ns they had been so confident thnt tho operation un­ (Fro m T u i.» d » y '« D a ily ) dertaken wns of n minor character and Harvey K. Elliott Is the manager of would not be serious. Complications ths Tractor & Implement Sales Com­ developed nnd our brother and friend pany, n new enterprise in this city, wns taken from us. Incntcd in tho building formerly occu­ Mr. Kent wnB loved nnd respected pied by the Brynn-Whcclcr Motor by those who knew him well, n o will Compnny, nt the foot of First street. be missed from the railrond shops This firm will handle Sampson trne-1 where ho had been so long. That his tors, Oliver tractor equipment and fellow workmen trusted nnd loved him Oliver horse-drawn tools. is seen in the fnct thnt they hnd Mr. Elliott was formerly connected1elected him t6 the honorable position with the Atlnnta branch o f the' of president of the Machinists’ JJnlon, Oliver Chilled Plow Works, nnd has Ho wnV superintendent o f the Con­ also been with Butt & Landstrcet nt gregational Sunday school and a char­ Orlnmlo, handling this same line. A ter member of tho organization. We demonstration of the Sampson tractor shall miss him greatly. will be given nt Chase & Co.'s place Frank Reynolds Kent wns born at on Celery avenue Friday nnd Satur­ Elmira, N. Y., on June 12, 1854. n c day. Watch these columns for further came to Sanford 20 yonrs ngo nnd particulars. from thnt time until his death was n vnlucd employe of the railrond com­ pany here, with the old Plant System nnd‘then with the Atlantic Const Line, n o leaves two sons, Harry F. Kent of this city anti Beecher A. Kent of Winter Park . A daughter died while a young girl and the wife died last September and W n k away all atomash, liver, this blow was one from which Mr. and bowal poisons before Kent had hardly recovered when he breekfaet.. wns stricken with a malady that .re­ To feel your best day in and day quired an operation and it seemed that out, to feel clean inside; no sour bile ho was not destined to recover. Tho sympathy of the many friends to coat your tongue nnd sicken your of the Kent family is extended 'ft> the breath or dull your hend; no consti­ sons, who in ono short year have pation, bilious attacks, sick head­ lost father and mother. ache, colds, rheumatism or gassy, acid stomach, you must bnthe on the in­ side like you bathe outside. This is Let Mrs. M iry Graves Tell You ner Poultry Raising Experience vnstly more important, because the skin pores do not absorb impurities "Three years ago bought an Incu­ into the blood, while the bowel pores bator, this year I've made money. To keep these poisons and toxins Rats stole my baby chicks. Didn't well flushed from the stomach, liver, know until a friend gave me a cake kidneys and bowels, drink before o f RAT-SNAP. Next morning found breakfast each day, a glass of hot two dead rats in hennery. Kept find­ water with n teaspoonful of limestone ing them. Suddenly they disappeared phosphnto in it. This will cleanse, altogether. It’s the- only sure.rat purify and freshen the entire alimen­ killerJ* Take Mrs. Graves’ advice. tary tract before eating more food. Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold Get a quarter pound of limestone and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. phosphnto from your pharmacist. It is inexpensive' nnd almost tasteless. Drink phosphnted Ht>t water every MR. ADVERTISER—"When you want morning to rid your system of these to buy, sell, or exchange in Tampa vile poisons and toxins; also to pre­ territory, USE TIMES WANT ADS. vent their formation.—A d v .. LARGEST Tampa circulation and lar­ gest daily average want ad lineage of 666 cures Malarial Fever. any Florida paper guaranteed to* all advertisers. Member A, B. C. and Want your boy to study and play Associated Press. Advertising rates and also enjoy the mountain air 7 See on, request We welcome inquiries. Robert Holly who will take him to the best camp in the North Carolina, Ledere Irwin has returned homo mountains at very reasonable rates. from Southern College at Clearwater. the. growersunited. Farms, Homes, Groves,Lots • *i I H A V E THEM SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” ^ lion— lots arc being sold right along and building In this section is such as to gladden the heart of those who hare the good of Sanford at heart. This ia no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and to say ju st what is m y 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. Watch the South East Corner of Page 1 wo �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1921 SEVENTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY TAKES TANLAC ON BIRTH OF HENRY GRADY HIS HUNTING TRIP HELD IN ATLANTA TODAY Distinguished Visitors From North P ay Tri­ bute to Southerner ( 8 , Ik * i m c U M Frass) ATLANTA, May 24.—The Bcventy- LUNCHEON IN HONOR OF VIS­ ITOR (from T u iu liy 'i S i l l , ) Mrs. Braxton Lee Perkins enter­ tained Monday at a delightful lunch eon at her home on Magnolia avenue, in compliment to Miss Willfred Strong and her guest, Miss Fay McCullough of Hastings. The tablo waa beautiful in ita ap­ pointments of pink and white. The centerpiece, a lovely basket o f pink carnations and ferns, the place cards were hand-painted flowers In pink and white and a delicious four-course duncheon was served. Enjoying Mts. Perkins’ delightful hospitality were Misses Winifred Strong, Fay McCullough, Mary How­ ard, Cora Leo Tfllis, Ruth Glllon, Car­ olyn Spencer and Mildred Houston. flrst anniversary of the'birth of Hcn— W. Grady, orator and Journalist, vho devoted hia life to healing the pounds of the Civil War, waa made w especial occasion hero today by (xercisca in the public achoola and at before his monument hero. Tributes to Grady by men -who lenew him were cbosen for exercises in schools while John Atwood, attorney of Kansas City aod former Imperial potentate o f the Xystic Shrine to deliver a tribute at tho monument. Melville E. Stone, coansellor of Associated Press, camo from New York to pay tribute. Rob­ ert L. O’ Brien, editor o f the Boston HEALTH SURVEY TO Herald was sent by Governor o f Mass-, BE MADE OF EVERY aehusetts to represent him. CHILD IN FLORIDA EAST SANFORD EUGENE BATES, WELL-KNOWN FLORIDA GUIDE, GIVES TANLAC CREDIT "Well, I’m leaving shortly for a five months' fishing and hunting trip through tho Everglades, and as Tanlac has helped me so much already I’m going to enrry a supply along with me,” said Eugene E. Bates, Atlantic Hotel, Tampa, Fla., as ho made a pur­ chase of the medicine of tho Econom­ ical Drug Co. Mr. Bales Is well known in Florida, having for years been in local water* acting as pilot and taking out tourist parties on hunting and fiablng trips. 11 had been in a badly run-down condition for more than a year,” said Mr Bates, “ and Tanlac has simply made a no& man of me. Before tak­ ing the medicine ipy appetite waa very poor and my digestion so bad that what little I did eat seemed to give ■mo no strength . "My stomach seemed sour and up­ set all the time and I was seldom free o f gaa.and heartburn My nerves got in such a bad condition I was very easily excited, couldn't sleep well, and always felt tired and worn out. "Well, I took several different medi­ cines without getting relief, but Tan­ lac has fixed me up to where I am just fine. I eat anything I want and as much ns 1 want without suffering with my stomnch, sleep like a log nights nnd never fc il tired and worn out. I like to tell .what Tanlac has done for me, and above all I like to keep some oh hand all tho time.” — Adv. JACKSONVILLE, May 20.— (Spec­ ial),— For the purpose o f developing an economical and constructive Child The marriage of Mias Gertrude Welfare Bureau in the State of Flor­ Yaaghn to Mr. E. C. Mulligan has ida, looking towards the betterment of been announced to take placp at the general conditions* affecting children home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and both physically and socially, the Flot­ Mrs. J. C. Vaughn on Celery avenue, illa State Board of Health, co-operat­ the evening of June 1st. ing with the United States Public Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hart and daugh Health Service will conduct a compre­ ter, Ruby, have aa their gueata over hensive survey of every child in the commencement week Mrs. F. C. Buell state ,immediately following the open­ and daughter, Gertrude of St. Augua- ing of schools and colleges this fall, according to Joe L. Earman, presi­ Une. Miss Lena Morris and Allen Morris dent o f the State Board o f Health and of Orlando came over last week to Dr. Ralph N. Greene, State Health visit their neicc, little Alice Morris of Officer, through whose efforts with Pahokcc, who is the guest o f relatives the able assistance o f Mrs. J. W. McCollum, president of the Florida * (Fro m T u u d i y 'i D illjr ) here for the summer. Roland Lyles of Lnkclnnd spent tho Several members of Mr. and Mrs. Federation of Woman’s Clubs, and Joe Cameron’s family left Monday for Mrs. W. S. Jennings, former president week end hero with his family, re­ of that body. turning to Lakeland yesterday after­ Miami for a few days’ stay. In speaking of the survey, Mr. Ear- noon .* Mrs. Lovica Paige hns arrived at Mr. and Mrs. G. Irving Loucka and her home in Watertown, N. Y., after man declares that it is of absolute im­ spending the winter with her daugh­ portance for the future welfare of the Mrs. Margaret Barnes motored to Or­ ter, Mrs. W. W. Dressor nnd family. children of this great commonwealth, lando yesterday where they spent the Mr. Dressor accompanied Mrs. Paige and in addition, will give Florida that nftcmoon.vcry pleasantly. Mrs. W. J. Steed nnd baby who have on her way ns far as Jacksonville. prestige she at all times deserves, in that she is always at the front among been the guests of her mother,, Mrs. This is her fifth winter here. other Btatcs in matters affecting the J. G. Ball at Daytona Beach for sev­ Mr nnd Mrs. ITnl Colbert and little public health. eral dnys, returned to her homo In sons visited Mr. Colbert’s brother in In his letter to Dr. H. L. Cuinming, Kissimmee Suhdny night. She wna ac­ Jacksonville a portion o f Inst week. Surgeon General U. S. F. II. S. in companied by Miss Mcrrio Frances Willie Brumley will bo home on ^ _ , , , Wednesday for the summmer vacation G[ PC" ° ^phaslzed Bnll nnd Hodgson Bali. the fact that ” It is desired that nn in­ Mr- nnd Mrs. T. I. McIntosh and from the Bailey Military school at itial survey of child life in Florida bo daughters, Misses Clara and On) Mc­ Greenwood, N: C. made with tho idea of demonstrating Intosh of Tampa, were tho guests o f Mr. Britt of Mellonviile avenue is tho general public health aspects and Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Langley today, en la Ft. Myers this week looking after social phases of this particular ele­ route to DcLnnd where they go to at­ some property interests. ment work" and that “ It is desired tend the wedding o f their son, Claude, Mr. nnd Mrs.- L. L. Brantley and that the United States Public Health to <Miss Rosa Sofquist which takes family left here last Thursday for Service detail sufficient personnel place, tonight nt the Prcshyterlan their former home, Montgomery, Ala. from which may be selected a tem­ They had lived here during the past porary director for the Bureau of church. Mrs. Elizabeth Bunn and son were ytar. Mr. Brantley has been superin­ Child Welfare, the additional person­ guests at the Montezuma yesterday en tendent of farm No. 1 for the Amer­ nel of the Public Health Service ex­ route to their home in Akrpn, 0. ican Fruit Growers, Inc. It wna ports to compose the necessary field Miss Elizabeth Birchnough, who thought this climate did not ngreo units for a stntc-wide investigation." hns n winter home in Arcadia, is a with Mrs. Brantley who is in frail visitor to Sanford today en route to health. Mr. and Mrs. Brantley are THAINb WILL RUN OVER her home in loin, Kas. the parents of thirteen children, all NEW RAILROAD, CLEWISMiss Dross McMurray and Miss ■Bring, three of whom are married and ‘ TON TO MOOREHAVEN Mack nnd party o f friends frbm Jack­ Bring in Montgomery. *. sonville -made the week-end trip by Little Mony Wilson, daughter of (Hr Tin A iu c iiU d Frau) ■ TAMPA, Mny 25.—Trains will be boat, and wero the guests of Mrs. F. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Wilson, has been vrey ill with typhoid fever. Dr. Robson running to Clcwiston from Moorehav- B.‘ Langley at her homo on Ninth has been calling on her. Louise, an­ en over tho new railroad by July 1st, street. The young ladles were de­ other daughter, is qonvaioscant from according to A. C. Clowis. About three lighted with the boat trip and very much charmed with Sanford and hopo miles of road remain to be built. the same fever. to come again real soon. Normon Swanson and Gcorgo McWhen the Allies learn to make their Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mauser announce Lougnll, Jr., wero in Jacksonville and notes sharp, they won’t fall so Hat. the birth of a son at their home Sun­ Hastings on a business trip a week day. The young gentleman weighed • ro. 10 1-4 pounds. The Cameron boys are driving a netf Miss Elizabeth Musson'Ieft yester­ Bro speed wagon truck. day for DeLand, where she will be a It is estimated that tho pepper crop bridesmaid at tho Rainbow wedding h> the whole trucking section waa tonight | at thto Mclntosh-Losquist damaged at least onc-third during tho wedding. •rrent heavy rains. Tho growers'are Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Langley and Working and fertilizing tho greater little son, Frank, left today for Dettajorily of the pepper fields and may Alabama lady Waa Sick For Tfcrat Land to attend the wedding o f their ••rive many plants that are doubtful cousin, Claude McIntosh to Mias LosYean, Suffering Pain, Nervosa ®ow. It (a all a game of chanco anyquist, which takes place at the Pres­ ask any grower and they will aay and Depressed— Read tier byterian church In DeLand tonight. jhb trucking game has Monto Carlo Own Story of Recovery* Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Waters, Miss “ at all to pieces for a gambling Ruby Raker and Mr. Jack Hardy tuac. That’s why intensive farming motored to Orlando i Sunday, where •• so fascinating, no doubt. they were guests o f Mr. and Mrs. W? There was another week-end campFafatt Rock, Ala.—Mrs. a M. Stegall J. Barringtoi. Party at Geneva Beach on Lake Of near hero, latently related the Sob Misses Dorothy and Miriam Jen­ Homey over last Saturday and Sdn- lowing Interesting account of her re nings o f Union, S. C., who have been Sotno o f those participating covery i ” 1 was In a weakened co» Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Fay, Mrs. dltlon. X waa alck throe yean la bed spending the winter in Miami, wfl! C- McDougal, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. ■offering a great deal of pain, weak arrive tomorrow to be the guests of B ^or and their guest, Mrs. Dillon nervous, depressed. 1 waa so weak Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff, Jr. J e e rin g , Mrs. Libble Weeks, Mrs. I couldn’t walk across the floor; Just Mrs.' ’ Irene Haile, who waa the ^“ oline McDougal, Mr. and Mrs. E. bad to lay and my little onse do the guest o f Mrs. Fannie S. Munson and work. I waa almost dead. I tries r ; Moffett, Mr. and Mr*. Buahnell, ■vary thing I beard of, and a number a took part in the Mqy recital et the •“ * and Mrs. R. c. Long and three doctors, 6till 1 didn’t gst any roUat High School Auditorium Friday night, « returned to Jacksonville Saturday to jMRhters,. Miss Annie Weeks, Miss I couldn’t eat, nnd slept poorly* P 1*1® Fay, Miss Alma Lonaa, Miss beUavt If I hadn’t hoard of and takai resume her engagement as soloist at Cardnl I wonl<\ have died. I boughJ * " 7 Griffith, Tom Sullivan, Joe six bottles, after a neighbor told ml the Flagler Memorial church. Johnnie Jacobs, Joseph Grif- jrhat It did for her. Mrs. George Rice, who has been J ~ ’ Luther Ferguson, Harry and *T beau to eat and sleep, began U spending the winter with her daugh­ Weeks. Some of the party were gain my strength and am now wen ter, Mrs. Raymond Key, leaves today and strong; I haven’t had any troa * " 7 Giere on Sunday. hie since . . . I sure can testify to Um for Jacksonville where she takes the good that Carflul did ms. I doal boat to Baltimore and other points There are movie* atari who are think then le a Jwtter. tonio mad< before returning to her home in W or­ *nd then there are tome and I believe U saved my Ilf*. cester, Mass.. Tor over 40 years, thousands o f wo can act 0. P. Swqpe, of Oviedo, member of men havr need Cardul successfully *®ead-rr-OFF"— ENERGIZE—NOW. tn the treatment o f many. wnraaaU the board o f County Commissioners, nllmaau and live real estate man and booster PERSONAL NOTES CARDUI HELPED REGAIN STRENGTH thinks the city la growing by leaps and bounds. -■ — W. C. Batcher, Louis Entxmlnger and W. E. Allen, of Longwood,iare in the city today having been summoned fo r jury duty. Mrs. J. D. Cal dor, of Sanford ave­ nue, will be home Friday or Saturday o f this week from South Dakota where she has been for the last eight weeks on account o f the sorious illness of her mother. Charles G. Woods, of Orlando, spent Sunday in Sanford as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K. Gore. Mr. Woods is head of tho Linotype de­ partment of the Sentinel on the day shift. This was his first visit to San­ ford and he expressed himself as be Ing very favorably impressed with our thriving city. P R . A h il ip n d r e w s Real Estate Service SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J DAMAGE TO FRUIT CROPS NOT TO MAKE* GENERAL SHORTAGE WASHINGTQN, Mny 21.—Damage to fruit crops from freezes in Some sections of the country has not re­ sulted In n general shortage, the de partment o f agriculture aald yester­ day. California cherries and Georgia peaches are already flowing to the markets, while tho strawberry crop was said to be abundant in several places. A good crop of apples and poaches is expected in Colorado and an* aver­ age yield in New England and New York. A fair yield of late apples is promised in New Jersey and Penn­ sylvania. Tennessee is looking for­ ward to tho largest blackberry crop on record, although expecting a short apple and pench crop. Utah will prob­ ably have only a 50 per cent peach crop. Fair crops of blackberries and raspberries A r e looked for in Mis­ souri. Tho apple crop outlook in ,Iown is improving, tho department an­ nounced, but in Michigan only a light yield, except of winter apples and pears is expected. In Arizona tho peach crop is almost a total failure and in Delaware peaches, pears, plums nnd cherries have been practically killed by frosts. Virginia was said to hnvc vory poor prospects in fruit this year . ' PLEASANT WALLS Make Pleasant Rooms Soft and restful in tone, the walls of a room should form a natural background lor itafumUhings. The velvet-like finish and delicately subdued (hades of G H FLAT WALL PAINT give-a room tn atmosphere of pleasant restfulocat. CODLEDGEWHYGRADE Mntr artd1 ^ V&rnhher • An w tiaoin booklet, "T V H am A m u tH W *i,miDuatratra tho tJ u i o f point hottnonr in tho' h oM . Ask ut for froo copy oni color d u ra . CARTER LUMBER COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA IF YOU NEED A NEW O IL C O O K ST O V E Buy the Best that Is made G6G cures Chills and Fever. The Florida Scout The FLORENCE Automatic “ For Wide-Awake Boys” 35c Year WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher 902 French W e also have the Buck Line o f GAS RANGES Reho-paste : For Tonsilitis, Cuts, and Burns. Ask Your Druggist PIANO TUNING W. L. Harvey will tune your piano. 18 years with Cable Co. Permanent? 1y located in Sanford at 107 West First street. Phone 103-J. All work guaranteed. 25-tfe “ W e Deliver The Goods” Or Store Them PH ONE 498 If We Please You, Tell Others. LANDIS. FISn A HULL Attorneys and Counaellors.at-Lsw DeLAND, FLORIDA Will practice in the Stats and Feder­ al Courts. Special facilities fo r Ex­ amining and Perfecting Land Titles. THE BLACKSHEAR MFG. COMPANY I BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA A quarter-century of successful manufacture and d istilbutton In Florida and Georgia o f High Grade “ PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Special formulas for Glrtus, Melon and aU Vegetable Crops Reduce your 1921 Fertiliber bills by using “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers. Honestly made, truthfully Bold, and satisfactorily delivered An independent company with capacity of 400 tons daily. . O m C R IN T O ! COURT HOU8K SAN FORD - - If W e Don’ t, Tell Us “PRO LIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific Crops SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER . F L O R ID A G E O . G. HERRING Attorney-at-Law N o. 14 Garner-Woodruff Buildin SANFORD, FLA. <- !I 1 T . E . K IN G , A g en t SANFORD HENRY M cLAULIN FLORIDA JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard’s Hand-Painted China Corham’s Sterling Sliver Rogers’ Pitted Wars Elgin and Waltham Watches Parcel Poet Your Cleaning and Dyeing to ROGERS & JONES ARE YOU INSURED? . IF NOT, SEE W. J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire Insurance om en n o r m Sanford, - - h a n k b u il d in g • - Florida BIGREDUCTIONINPRICES JE’S S * t NEW PR1C1?LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OP HATBRIALS, P n p p t Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticides, 8prsyere, Poultry Sep- piles If you suffer aa these women dig of the county, waa in the city today Adam blamed Eve for hi ■meanness Jacksonville, Fla. tt_ ***> there were no movies In hia taka Cardul. It may help you, too. on buslntas. Mr. Swope also owns 111 Main SL E. O. '■'I* ■■ f ; At an drulata * •* valuable real estate in Sanford and We prepay parcel postage oh returns JACKBOHT1LLH PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. r* aa& ar -j - p -y P p IB P ] , ■ ,r ,T ' . X ’ * ■ �I 7? ’ ■ '' • THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, M AY *7, m i THESANFORD HERALD 9* HOLLT .......... 1 M. t. tXU4MX>........ tM> m. a. : r>uiiM STW7 r»u*y hr ifiE HERALD(U»rp«r*t»4) PRINTING COMPANY rtrascarmoii m a x a a o t a v o z i n a . . . ......................................it.se KX XOVTIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141 mi* n on stom a..................................n k tM iS u l i i w t OUM 1UU Stittar l i r u t St, U N , at Um Tm\ Offlc* at SaafatS. FUrU*. Pat** A rt t M anh ■ ,1171. it HiatT.n BUTumro, Foreign A d v .r tl.ln f Rep re tentative T H E A M E R IC A N P R E S S A SSO CIA TIO N Glad you live in Florida? -oGreatcst state in the union and then some. -- — o Regardless of what other Florida dties can offer Sanford should have a big Fourth of July picnic and big celebration. Do we hear a motion to that effect? -------------0 Some girls marry the first chance ■that cornea along and then want to blame it on the editor when they dis­ cover their mistake. Honestly, girls, we have nothing to do with your first and second choice. There are at least one thousand worthless dogs roaming the streets of SanfoVd day and nights and they arc a nuisance in many ways. If this thousand dogs were forced to pay a two dollar license every year thb city treasury wbuld bo richer by two thou­ sand dollars every year. ------------ o-----------The Herald intends to publish the news as we hear i t It is tiresome to have pooplp eternally telling you to keep this or that out of the paper. If you do these things or allow them to be done you should expect the paper to publish them. You can govern accordingly. ------------ o-----------The legislature will be over in a few weeks. w It has been a good legisInture It has done as much as any legislature. It has left as much undono as any other legislature. What can you expect from any legislature? What could you do if you went your­ self to Tallahassee? Ever been there? then, you know nothing about you? *i -------- i— o ■1 > OUR BEST SUMMER y ______ All Indications point to one of the best summers in the history of SanThc growers are making mon­ ey, the merchants are having a good season, the people are building more than oyer before and there is on every face. One swallow docs not make a summer and one big >f spurt docs not mal^c-a reservoir of activity but the constant dripping will wear away the stone and the constant of all our people will moke city great. And by keeping ac­ tive all summer we will be ready for tho biggest winter season of our his­ tory. -C A T FIGHTS We ivorc not a Catts supporter. We were nlot Catts people. We did not believe he would make a good gover­ nor. We still believe so. He hns proven It, But— tho time for bringing him up short was while he was gover­ nor ami not now. If nil these things hnppcncd while he was governor why was it not made public then? If he pardoned criminals right and left while governor why was he not Btoppcd while he was in the act? If he held negroes in peonngo while governor why were the negroes kept in peonage until recently? We always did hate to hit a man whop he was down. CHASE IS TOWN BUILDER In the editorial on Homo Builders in Saturday’s Daily we left out tho namo o f S. 0 . Chase who has built at least three largo buildings hero in the past ten years, tho last one of which the city is justly proud because it is one of the finest in this part o f the state and aside from tho packing house fea­ tures is also a well equipped busi­ ness office that houses the immense business o f this firm. Chase & Co. have three large fire proof buildings, all of them on the A. C. L. tracks be­ tween Second and Third etreota and adjacent to Myrtle avenue. Aside from the three large buildings S, 0 . Chase has one of the finest homes in the city and believes In helping to build up his home town. There are many others that were left out of thft article who have built buildings here in the past ,twenty years but the ar­ ticle only covered the past ten years There are to many public-spirited men here that one article could not cover the entire list and we had no wish to boost any o f these men as individuals. The article was written to demonstate that Sanford men have built up Banford and it will probably be San­ ford men who will build up the city o f ten thousand In the next few years. They have the faith and it takes this faith to build real citiak UQ2E SMLESRS sjde investor tfl CPtoe here. ‘TaXiS is the accepted time for the foreign capital fat to put his money in Sanford be­ cause property will never be any cheaper and It is going up every day. Not that wo descry the outsider or do not want him because we are Offer­ ing ail kinds of inducements fo r him to come in while the water is warm— but— We just want the world to know that a city that is built upon the faith o f the home people is a city of enduring faith, a City Substantial, a city that is built upon the rocks and not upon the sand. knd all honor to those sterling characters of ours who have stood by Sanford through thick and thin and are standing by her today. A ll hon­ or to those home people who have stood and are- standing by dear old Sanford. We havo. the stuff right here o f which big cities are made. We just never realized it before. And we will wager that this article will be news to many oJ^our own home people. Will you please profit by it and remember to boost your own home town Instead of the other fel­ low’s when you are away from home and when you are at home? . o- ■ ■ 1 OUR EXCELLENT SCHOOLS. Florida, as a whole, has been built up by people from other placet. You can go into most of the tourist cities and you find that outside capital has accomplished wonders. Outside capi­ tal hns come In and taken possession and has helped the various cities to attain those ends needed and attain them while other cities were, wishing for them. Sanford has never been touched with the magic wand of the rich investors as yet. We may be but the magician will have to harry If ho makes a touch here for the home peo­ ple have beat him to it and it is the home people who up to this time have done all the building and they will probably continue to build until San­ ford is the big city that we want. We cannot at this particular min­ ute recall the instance in the past ten years when an outsider invested capital in this city with the idea of building it up. Several from other cities invested tnoney here because it was a gilt edge investment but they bought and sold and bought and sold with the idea o f getting all they could and then left. Had they remained and built buildings they, would havo made a real investment. But they could not foresee the wonderful future of this city over any other part o f the state. They could not foretell that Sanford So many visitors to /the city this would be on the big inland waterways, week have exclaimed, “ What wonder­ they could not foretell that Sanford ful schools you . have!” that it has would be the center of the railroad in­ been brought more to the attention of dustry and tho shops and the big ter­ even the Sanford enthusiasts that this minals o f the future, they could not city certainly has excellent schools foretell that Sanford would be the and they seem to get better each year. greatest icing and cold storage center The great outpouring of the people o f the world which it is now and will to attend' the commencement exercis­ be twice as large in th e. next two es from the primary schools to the years, they could not foretell that high school last night demonstrated Sanford would bo tho greatest ship­ what a great interest the people are ping center and wholesale district of taking in the schools. It shows a tho state with the best golf links, good spirit for in our schools are tho country clubs, Rod and Gun Club, future hopes and aspirations not only sportsmen’s paradise, the greatest au­ of pupils and parents but of our own tomobile center, the greatest meat country. There aro so many grave packing center, the greatest fruit and problems confronting us in this age, vegetable center and the certter of the bo many that will confront the next state around which will revolve the generation that our only hope and commerce of the south in the next our only, salvation lies in educating ton years. the children in order that they may But our home people know it and copo with any situation that may arise this is the greatest sign o f the real In the next decade. prosperity of any city. You home Our schools arc public schools in people have confidence in your home every sense of the word and every pu­ city, and nothing else matters. For pil has an equal chance to make good. instance: They aro public schools In every sense Who built our beautiful Valdez ho­ because they ore solely dependent up­ tel and tho Seminole hotel, and the on public taxes for support but the Montezuma bote] and all the various Sanford schools while public in the places that now cater to the public? sense that all pupils arc eligible and The home people. _ . nil have an equal chance, yet the Who took the old Pico block and schools have a spirit that takes them made it over into one of tho finest beyond the ordinary public school and apartment and business blocks In tho teachers and pupils take the kind o f state at a cost of'm ore than a hun­ pride in the schools assisted by the dred thousand dollars? The home patrons that lift them out of the or­ people. dinary rut in which public schools arc Who built up all the business blocks npt to bo contented. Our schools here in Sanford in the past ten years? strive to maintain that high standard Ti^e home people. that makes the high school almost a Who are building tho Rod and GunfJ college. Our schools are so good and Club and various other enterprises? the fnculty so good that the patrons of The home people. Sanford schools did not wait for the Who will eventually build the golf disruption of the schools to take ac­ links and country club? Home peo­ tion regarding more pay for teachers ple. but two years ago made up n sub­ Who invested their money in tho scription to supplement that of the loold Sanford House property and had the courage of their convictions and cnl board and kept the faculty intact tore down tbci old wreck T The home and the work shows in the wonderful lot of boys and girls' that have grad­ people. uated from the grammar school and Who havo made Sanford what It Is' and are paying all the taxes arid are the high school. These classes and the rcchrds of the making nil tho improvements and nro scholars have been the wonder of all paying ail the advertising bills and' who witnessed the commencement. bearing tho whole burden ? The home The seholnrs have shown such remnrkpeople. nble development that it has caused • You might not know who some of theit parents to bo surprised and nevthese people aro who invest their cr before has there been such a deep money In Sanford property and do not interest shown'in the public schools of tako it out to throw it away on fake Sanford. foreign stocks but wo might mention Keep them up to the same high a few Just to open your eyes: standard. Take an interest in the John Mcisch, F. L. Woodruff, T. J. schools ail through tho school term. Miller & Son, *1110 Lakcfront Improve­ Help the teachers by helping the pu­ ment Co., composed of J. D. Hood, pils and inatiil in their minds the Henry Nichol, Henry Witte, F. W. great importance of a high school edu­ Mahoney and several other local peo­ cation.. Faculties wili change but the ple;- Mrs. H. L. DeForcst," the three spirit of the schools should not change banks, Ball Hardware Co., 0 . P. and it will never change as long Swope, J. D. Davison, C. F. Williams, the same kindly interest is shown W. II. Hines, Douglass and Symcs the schools every year. mado the improvements on the Welaka The Sanford achools arc our block but have lately sold it to Capt. schools. We aro all paying our bit WImbiah, who is now a Sanford resi­ and doing, aur bit toward keeping dent; J. L. Miller, B. W. Herndon, N. them up. Wo arc all getting H. Garner, C. M. Hand, Joe Cameron, thing /rom the schools— those Yowell Co., T. E. Wilson, C. H. Lcffhave children and those who have ler, M. F. Robinson, K. R, Murrell, none— and the qrop of good American Hill Lumber Co., Chas. Kanner and citizens will be the biggest crop that many others who we cannot recall Sanford can ever hope to raise, tho Just now. money crop, the future crop o f San­ These men have gone ahead and in­ ford citizens. vested their money here and have dono all the building and there Is probably GEO. KNIGHT, HOME BUILDER. not another city of this size in the Among tho men who have builded country where the home people have done it all. This is something to think the city in the dwelling line is Col. about when you start to knocking your George W. Knight and while he was home town because it docs not move not mentioned among those who have any faster. It is something to talk built business blocks he deserves spec­ abdut when you are away from hot^e. ial mention as one o f those who came It is something to write to the people from other states to Sanford because in the north when you get on inquiry ho found Sanford to be one of the about Sanford property. And you can best prospects in the South. * Col. also point with pride to the fact that Knight is a live wire who believes in home people own the fine homes, that Sanford and who has built at least six home people believe in living in their fine bungalows for sale in his new sub­ own homes, and jthat there are no division on Magnolia avenue. Ho has beautiful mansions here shut up thru taken the wilderness nnd made, it to the dull summer because there is no blossom like tho' rose and ho is the dull summer in Sanford. It is the kind of men we need. He, can also bo busiest city in Florida right nbw Ind numbered among the Sanford men for will be all summer. * he has east his lot among us to reNot that we do not want the out- main. « ; - -1>v f* O O XX SX C B gZN T Every year Sanford High School sends out a class o f fine boys and girls to face the.big problems o f the world. It is called commencement be­ cause it is the commencement o f real life. It Is called the closing o f school because it means the dosing o f school life but it is only the beginning o f the career that *U1 either spell success or near success or failure. Maybe it will spell Just pure contentment with life and this is not a failure but the finest kind o f philosophy. Success in life does not mean mere 'money, it does not mean mere power. To our mind success in life means the at­ tainment o f an object set by the pu­ pil of the high school when they go forth from that school equipped to take their place in the world and after they have won their place in tho world whether it be an humble posi­ tion or the highest in the gift o f men, it will be the contentment that comes of work well done that will give joy and peace to the man or woman, t is not money or power or position that gives the man or woman perfect bliss in living. It is that peace o f mind, that allows them to He down s t night with the feeling that they have passed another day o f well doing. We would rather have that tranquil spirit than all the riches o f the world. We would not trade positions with the richest of them all today. We would not trade a kindly disposition, a big heart, a sound mind, a broad spirit for all the money and power in the universe. . We would like' to have riches for the good that they could do. We would like to havo riches for the im­ provements in the city that they could roakp. We would like to have riches in order to give the world the best-in life. If education Is to dwarf the mind to the exclusion o f real life, if education is to warp the better natures, thep education has not given us the right­ ful heritage. To our mind education should make us better citizens, should make us broader minded citizens, should make us more willing to help others, should make us better Chris­ tians, should eliminate petty jealousies forever. ter prizes to be won lit everyday life than in the sun. There will be found more contentment in th i mediocre things to be done than in aspiring to the presidency o f the United States. Graduates usually think they have won worM when tH*j step forth from the High School or from the col­ leges with the sheepskin for their ar­ mor. The diploma is all right but it will not serve as a card o f entry into either the big business circles or the brotherhood of man. The graduate will find that it is not .the diploma but the one holding the diploma that wins the battles of the future. And in the future's* in the past real men and women will find themselves de­ spite ail handicaps, all troubles, all obstacles, all misfortunes and the real students o f Sanford High will event­ ually be the real citizens o f America. The pure gold will eventually show up through the dross. -------------o ■ SOME CHILDREN IN SANFORD. The fallacy of the last census re­ ports were shown in the attendance at the various school commencements this season. There must be at least ten thousand children In the grammar' schools, primary schools and the high school here in Sanford. For instance, the auditorium at the grammar school was ample to accommodate the crowds s few years ago. Last night hundreds were forced to stand or leave without seeing the exorcises. It demonstrates that Sanford is growing and also that the people are taking more interest in the school work. It also demonstrates that many people are coming here to live especially those with children to educate and anyone* seeing the bright youngsters at the grammar school last night must havo been proud of the young boys and girls who were not oniy developed along mental lines but along musical lines as well and thd orchestra and the fine voices and the good oratory shows careful training falong all lines. Truly our grammar school is something o f which we can all feel proud and from this plebeian college many a boy and girl will go forth to make their name in the world without any higher education. Our grammar school is one of the most im­ portant educational Institutions in our And real contentment will come at midst. the close of tho day* at the close ,of h life well spent when you can hear tho Tho Sanford growers are making “ wol) done, thou good and faithful good money on their spring crops. AH servant. the stuff going forward now is bring­ So that pupils going out from bur ing good prices and as a whole thS High School peed not worry about hit­ season will be' one of the best. The ting the high mark in their aims In season is perfect as far as the weather life. There arc more prizes and bet­ is concerned. HOW DO YOU LIKE HARVEY? t -# We never did Hip that guy, Harvey who has recently been made am baisj dor to Englahd. He was formerly a Domocrst, editor o f a magazine, a&d swelled up with his own importance. Because he could not dictate to Pr**j. dent Wilson he flew the track and used hie publication for the RepublL cans in the last campaign. As a re­ ward fo r his treachery he was ambassador and he had not arrived la England hardly before he gets up and says that America went Into the war to save her .bacon and not to help England and France. Intimated, *» suppose, that England and Franck did not need our help, Harvey was one o f those birds that stayed at home and fought the war'around the stove, He ought to know Just who won th« war and why. His talk has embar. raised tho administration and wt hope they like their new Democratic. Republican editor. We are glad he left the Democratic ranks. We hare no use,for the office-seeking, pie-hunting traitors who would sell their soul for a mesa o f pottage. MAKE THEM BRIEF. The Hejald is “fed up" on free no­ tices calling attention to this drive and .that drive and the other drive for everything from Hottentots to Fiji I*, landers and down to free government stuff calling attention to something that afterward costs the newspaper more government stamps for war tax. If anyone wants to exploit something that is really.of benefit to the public make it brief. It costs money to set type but few people seem to realize this. We wish you could visit the Heraid office and see the process of mak­ ing a newspaper from the mad house in front to the insane asylum in the rear. Then go into the cost of setting and printing typo nnd you would nevet again ask the newspaper for col­ umns o f free space about something that concerns no one but yourself. We aro speaking about drives and not about local affairs. Local contribu­ tions are always welcome providing they aro .not too long but honestly we aro “fed up” on drives. We think, and a lot of people wjth real brains think, that the time has come to keep the money at home instead of spending thousands every year on drives to send the money away never to return. Gopd old summer timo is scheduled to begin right now but the weather is still spring-time. The Jinest ‘Tire for Small Cars Goodrich a/inti-Skid SafetyTread at thef *2,0 %Price Reduction * • H ere is a 30x3 i tire, with snappy 1 • black tread and cream y w hite sid es— clean, trim , sp len d id ly • finished— generously /large and full in size, with the G oodrich anti-skid safety tread. tire will give y o u m uch longer m ileage, the greatest o f du rability, d ie u tm o st riding com fort and th e fu llest satis­ faction. i \ all other G o o d rich tires ” 30x31” is m ade o n ly in one quality. It is so thoroughly and unusually g ood that its makers .frankly declare it the best the ever made for sm all cars. - Goodrich 3 0 x 3 i • mtti-skid safety tread fabric tire how available at the 2 0 % Price Reduction which went into effc3 M ay 2nd THE B. F.GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY oAkrtm, Ohio Dealers everywhere are selling Goodrich Silver* townCorda, Goodrich Fabric Tire* and Goqdrich Red or Gray Tubes—all one quality— at the 20% reduction in prices which Goodrich made eSeo* live May 2nd, 192L t �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD* FRIDAY, MAY 27* 1921 SHOW THE T LAKE MONROE PROPER RESPECT \ TO O i l FLAG sister, Mrs. Wheeler Marsh, at De*' Land. Mrs. Carl Rsbum and son, Car, Jr* of Sanford visited relatives here Sun­ day. Mrs. Msncel, who has been very sick, is now recovering much to the pleasure of her many friends. Floyd Coward, who has been dan­ gerously ill at the Fsnald-Laughton hospital in Sanford, has been brought to the home of Mrs. Maggie Bell at Monroe, where it is more quiet He is said to be resting easy and seems to be recovering. Philip Ager, one of our most pro­ gressive young men, will start build­ ing a new cottage soon. Mr. Ager has Just completed a neat little cot­ tage upon his lot and expects to add two more to his estate. The storm and down-pour o f rain that came last Wednesday damaged the pepper crop in this locality very badly. Some o f the higher, welldrained places escaped with only a bad spot or so, while the lower, mack' lands were Injured a third or a half. Sweet corn and eggplant seem to have escaped any bad results. Miss Eleanor Boliy Is visiting her grandparents in Cleveland, O. Mr. and Mrs. C< Stutoff and son, Herbert, who are spending the sum­ mer at Daytona, were the pleasant guests o f Mr. and Mrs. John Boliy on Thursday night. . Mr. and Mrs. Georgs McCrumb gave a weinerwunt -roast Wednesday eve­ ning, the occasion being in .honor o f Mr. McCrumb's birthday. Vaat. ssll. nr era cure court, m r judicial eta cere. I to »vquir*. *»». o therw ise deal In any and all kinds af real no­ sxnurouc county, Florida--— -----nr cxAxaxax tate; to borrow money and secure tbo eama^bjr mortgage*, deeds of treat, gntions therefor, and to do aU soda as may be nreraaary or aipedfrnt to bw the antenatal transaction of tbo tbta corporation, sod to bare, a Joy all the right, powers aod prtrUi dental to corporation* organised and at iler and by rlrtoe of the law* of tba nortda. ARTICLE III. The amount of the capital stock of potation shall ba Twenty-Ore to be dlrlded Into Two Hundred sad fifty bill to arare titlx Both from the standpoint of exterior (o. n.i Oscar.R. GramMag, Sr., Complainant, boauty and the convenient and comT«. / nte: modious interior, the h«nd*nmn new A. It. Ovrard. flatus GsrurA, hit wits,' lha ank n o w n Iv g a tre a sad d artacaa ondvr tho taat borne o f Jacob J. Boliy, on the West will and testamont of A. It. Oarard Pt of bit w1ft HaIlia award, tbo nnkeown heir* of A. Side near Monroe, is ex ce lle n t H. Gtrard or of hla wlfo Uattla Gorard; Jtbo The American flag, the emblem of C. H. Holman, tho contractor, faihionTnrnolL Catherine TnrntU. hla wtfa, lha un­ known let11net and derlaoaw under lha lot i r v c o u n t r y , is the third oldest n&t- ed it o f the same material as that o f will and testament of John TurnelI, or hla •bar** o f the par veins o f On* Hi faaa] flog in the world. It is known the Valdes Hotel and the Walaka block w ife and teoiament of Joha Turnall. or hla Inn (IIO0.GQ) etch. The capital stock o f this S h ip a n 4 S a il under wife Catherine ToroeU. and the unknown corporation may he payable In ibe la w fs l moow -old G lory” the “ Stars and the building being o f interlocking tile heir* of John Turnell. and of hla wlfa, Cathar­ ey o f the United States o f America, *r payable th e Stars a n d Stripes to ine Turn#II, Defendants. In. leased or oaed lot the purchase o f property, fitripc*," “The Star Spangled Ban­ construction with exterior walla cover­ either real or personal, nr for. tba paymaat o f NOTICE TO NON-RERIDENTB. a ll p arts o f th e w orld gor* and "The Bed, White and Blue." ed with two coats of stucco, and rests TO A, II. GERARD, AND HATTIE GERARD, labor or *rrv|ree, at a Joat valuation thareof, to be determined by the Hoard o f Directors at ma wiru, residence unknown : p y w h a t e v e r name we describe it, it h ip s with the sum TO JOHN TURNELL AND CATHERINE TUR­ a meeting held for such porpoo*. upotf a solid brick foundation. So ARTICLE IV. NELL. n ia w ir e , residence u n k n o w n : ^presents liberty— and liberty means and Stripes blowing little other material is found about the It appearing by the sworn bUI of/complaint This corpora 1Ion thall contlnu* and bar* fuU obedience to our laws, f power to eierclae II* corporate right* aod fren­ from their masts are once filed herein against you that you bafi or claim house that Mr. Boliy says one gallon to hart some lnlereet In tho fallowI It dcacrlbad ch lees for a period of nlnaty-atna years, from The flag should be raised at sun* more sailing the seven seas. and .after the commencement o f Its .corporate land In Seminole County, Florida wit of paint is sufficient to cover the aurIota n?e (8). and Bared It). Ul6eh a. of St. d is ta n ce , or antll sooner dissolved according to jjjo and lowered at sunset. It may They ere* hy the Mer­ lew. face o f all the woodwork. The new Oertrude Addition to Sanford. Plat/Dooh t. ARTICLE V. he raised at other times, but should chant Marine Act, 1920, U3-11T, an recorded la Bemtnole Coonty residence is built along the bungalow The basinets of this corporation shall be cooopt#. **. . . ultimately to darted by tb* following officer*: A President, You are therefor* hereby required and ordered lines, with the half etory above. A a HecreUry and Treasurer, to bo and appear before our Circuit Court at *whoYtee-DreetdenL be owned and operated may be one sad tb* person, sad a the Court House In Sanford. Florida, no lha Hoard o f Director*, a f not tnate large, handsome porch with solid pil­ less tbta (hr** oar lvately by citizens of the first Monday In August, 1931, twin* the 1st more five person*, who moat be stock­ lars o f tile end stucco and a cement day of aald month, then and there to make an- holdersthan nited States ” o f aald corporation and rntilled to eat­ awer to the UR of complaint herein filed against ing power*. floor adorns the front, the eaves over­ you. and therein rail hot, alee said bill trill be Until tb* Brat meeting of They are American ships, taken an coofreeed against you, followed by herein* Her provided for, tb* otftcerg hanging three feet, with a like aweep oarrying passengers and, as final decree. 1k>n shill be: •round the entire roof. Upon enter­ It U farther ordered that this notice ba pab- pore President Harding has said, U T . Dryan, rreeldent: L. Y. Bryan. Vicelle b e d In tbo B a a fo rd H era ld , a n e w sp a p e r p u b ­ President; nnd W. V. Wheeler, Beers' ing one steps Into a large living room, lished in Seminole Chanty, Florida, one* each Treasurer, *\ . . carrying our car­ and lha Board o f Director* wash for eight eonaecutlr* weeks. a big fireplace at one end and an open I T. Bryan, L. Y. Bryna nnd W . V. W goes In American bottoms TO ALL PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST - The or organisation mealing o f lha IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED; bolder*first stairway at the other, running to the to the fnprts of the world#” oorr a aald corporation shall be* held la tM ald c orporaHOE sh all b Under A. U. Gerard, llattle Gerard, hla wife, CH f S a n ford y ot '. Chanty of Seminole and (Into second floor. Off one elde o f the liv­ Keep our splendid ships and John Turnell, Catherine Turnell, blf wlfa, o f VtortiIda. <« lb* S tb d ay of J u ly . A. D. 1911. or otherwise. ider ing room to the dining room connctcyi pafpoat or adopting Ity tewe nnd ease* on the seven seas unc It beInf mads to appear by a sworn bill of foe thei th e o ry a n lta ilo a of Ih U co rp organ I in t ton Complaint filed herein against you that you also for lb* parpn* o f sleeting ora!loo. sad by a double cased opening and having the Star* and Stripes by bare or claim to bare soma Interest la the fol- o f lb* cweponlkm as are hereinabove sailing and shipping on a built-in buffet. The kitchen, pantry lowing described lands la Seminole Cbunty, foe, end that thereafter the annuel meeting eg . Florida, to-wll: them, o f thin corporation ahull ba and a porch are at .the rear, and s Lot* Fire (51. and Berea (T). Block Z, of tbs stockholder* on tb* first Monday la January o f each SI. Gertrude Addition to Sanford. Plat Book I. held bath and small breakfast room to the and every year, a l which annual meeting all Free u s e o f p«fra 113 1IT, as recorded la Semloola County, officers sever be left out overnight, except left of the dining room. Above are o f the corporation (ba ll b* alec led. nh ~w“ida. t __ _ ABTICLE VI. S h ip p in g B oard film s when it Is under the fire of sn enemy. Vo* are than fare hereby coinman-led and reTb# highest amount o f Indebted nee* or 11*-' four bedrooms, another bath and many qalreU to ba amt appear before oar said Circuit b lllly to which Ibis maturation shall anbjact It­ Ob Memorial Day the flag shoud be Use of Shipping Board Chart e l the Court limits la Hanford, flarlde, s e lf shall not etreed lbs turn o f Fifty Thousand Hn*n closets. The electric lights are on the F ir.! Mauds* In Iqilrnibrr, 1031, twine ikiturs, at any lima. displayed at half-staff from sunrise motion picture films, four the fifth dey o f eeld month, thea an.l there to used in Illumination and running ABTICLE VII. until noon, and at the peak from noon meke enewer unto the bill o f com pu te! filed reels, free on request of Tb# name* and residences o f lha water and all other conveniences are herein eieinat you. end therein fall oat *U* Incorporators, and th* amount o f until sunset. any mayor, pastor, post­ said bill w ill ba taken a* confessed as against ■lock subscribed by each, are nn follow*: at hand. The new home Is Just in the you, to ba followed by final decree. In raising the flag to half-staff or master, or organization. W. V. Wheeler, Sanford. Florida, I t II La farther ordered that thl* notice be pabcenter o f a rose garden, a mass of U T. Dryan, Baoford, Florida, 13 abt t half-mast, it should always be run to llibed anew each week foe twslv* week* In the S H IP S F O R . SA L E I . Y. Dryan. Banford. Florida. 1 share. We specialize on fertilizer for your climbing rosea forming an arch Just Senfoed Ilereld. n newapaper publUbed In Semi­ Amultan tiilum onljt In Witness Whereof. We. the sutwrrlhlag Infhe peak and then lowered one breadth nole County, Florida. lawn and garden. Phone us your Worst ore bare hereunto set our band* hod bad MiffiM both ell Dane nnd ordered tbit Ibe 33th dey o f May, arrived our seala this, the 30th dey o f May, A . of ,the flag. In retiring it, it should over tho steps to tho porch. Fruit b u fo a r a , A la o w o o d i 1 9 3 1 . orders. Any amount sold. Cates Crate w o o d h illl* a n d o csa n -g n ln * tu s*. D. 1921. 'lin t be run back to the 'peak .and then trees of all kinds abound and.the front (Clerk'a Beal) E. A. DOUGLASS. W. V. WHEELER. (HEAL) Funb-r Inform*!Ion may bs abCo.. Phone 181. 40-tfc Clerk Ctrcnlt Chart, tatnadby roqusfc. , I* T. BRYAN. ----- * ' £ retired. It should never be allowed to way is to be completed with two large Hemlnoie Chanty, fin . L. T. BRYAN. stucco pillars and sn iron gate. When DICKINSON * DICKINSON. touch the ground. HTATB O f FLORIDA, For soiling* q f passenger _____ Solicitor* for Complaint*. dt-lstc HRM1NOLB COUNTY. CREDIT TO VELMA SHIPP completed Mr. Bolly’a new residence When the “ Star Spangled Banner" and freig h t ships to alt I Hereby Certify, that on IhU 4*F NOTICE O f IlfCOKfORATION appeared before me, an officer duly Is played or sung, stand and remain will be one of the handsomest and parts o f th e world and all to udmtnUter oath* and take scfcl Nolle* U hereby rfrtn that tha underlined It has not been overlooked that the standing at attention in sllenco until most substantial homes in tho San­ oth errni inform ation unite 111 on the ZSth day or Jane, A. D. 1931, or aa W. V. Wheeler. I - T. Bryan nnd I - T . to me well known and known by me to accompaniments for the Eighth warn thereafter aa roorealeat, apply to the Hon­ it is finished. When the flag is pass­ ford section. to orable Carey A. Hardee, Governor o f the State aame person, described In ami who Grade Graduation Exercises were uf Florida, for Letter* Client Incorporating ibe foregoing article* o f Incorporation, and Miss Katie Brooks and Mr. Guy ing on parade or in review, if you are <11 It VAN-WHEELER MOTOR COMI’ A N Y ", nn did nerernlly acknowledge before re* that U . S. S h ip p in g Board walking, halt; if sitting rise, stand at Stafford, two of our most popular played by Velma Shipp. Not only tho ■W-r the following proponed rhnrter, the original etc—it c l end signed tb* slid Article* o f ! of which U now on file In tb* o ffice o f the Bee- poratfon for th* ones ip d purpose* there! WASHINGTON, D. C. stteation, and uncover. young people, surprised their many songs, but the orchestra numbers and pressed. relnry o f the State of Florida, al TaUabai instrumental soIob were beautifully In Witness Whereof, t hero hereunto Florida. . The flag should ncVcr be worn ns a friends by slipping into Sanford, on mind ami of Grill seal at Hanford. I W, V. WHEELER, supported by this little pianist, and whole or part of a costume. As a Tuesday and getting married by Judge this the aotb day of Mar, A. D. 1031. L. T. HitVAN, (HEAL) , B. r . IIOUBHOLDRR, received most marked comments of L. Y. IIHYAN, badge it should be worn over tho left Householder. So quietly • was the County Judge. Bemlnol* OVERLAND CARS REDUCED. ARTICLES O f INCOirOXATIOM n-atc Coo " tily, y, Floe bln. breast. In decorating, the flag should wedding planned that no one ausplc- appreciation. or Velma is one of Sanford’s most BEYAN-WH EXLEE MOTOR COMBAWT * never be festooned or draped. Always loned tho event and it was not until Haight & Magee are taking a quar­ We. the undersigned, here agreed to naoocUte IN CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JU­ DICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, hung flat. If hung so stripes are hor­ tho next day that the happy couple promising young music students, and ter page advertisement id the Daily nnraelrea and do hereby become, aaw.dated, for SEMINOLE COUNTY Ibe purtvae o f funning • body b oilllc and cor her graduation niflht will bo recalled izontal the Uniori should be in the apprised their friends. the l-nwa of the Georg* Gainer, Complaisant, and Weekly Herald setting forth the l«re le . under and hy virtue of tbo to her in this deserved mention o f tho State of Florida, and do hereby adopt the fol ve. k ft upper comer. If hung perpendic­ Mrs. Stafford Is a cousin of Mr. large and important part she so splen­ new prices on Overland and Willys- lowing Articles of Inrarpewatloo: Jennie Gaines, Defendant. ARTICLE I. ularly the Union should be in the Horace Swaggcrty and family and . CITATION Knight cats. The Overland cars have The name o f thU Corporation el,ell be nRY didly filled on that beautiful and to Tb Jennie Galnee. place of retIdears right upper comer. been reduced $200 and the Willys- AN-WHEELER MOTOR COMPANY" end Its You are harthr ordered to ba end i was visiting here at the time she de­ her most eventful occasion. principal offlree and place of hoaforao shall be re our aald Court at th* Court Ilooa* la ■ When the national fln'g and anoth­ cided to marry. Her homo ls at Knox­ Knlght cars $300, making the prices at Sanford. Seminole County, Slate of Florida, fo ford. Florida, lk tb* above antllled case* on : but It niey hare ami establish each other offlree First M onday In Angus!, ,1931, th* seme ba er flag fly from tho same polo there ville. She is an attractive and popu­ on these well-known cars very reason­ end place, o f bustneee It such pUree ee the lha drat day thereof, and a rule day of 1 should be double halyards, ono for IVanl able considering the real values of il of Directors may from lime to time da Court, to nnewtr the hill of rumplalnt E lar young lady. Mr. Stafford is a son term In*. to-reIn against you, alee the aame will he th each flng. The fla g should never be them. It is unnecessary to call tho ARTICLE II aa ruofeoeed and followed by appropriate of Mr. E. Stafford of Monroe and !s The general nature of the l.uilnraa to be placed below a person sitting. It attention of the public to the Overland transacted ami conducted by said corporation an industrious young man. Mr. and It la further ordered that this order he pabFor arrest and conviction of any ono and the Willys-Knight cars. should never be used in such a way For shall to as folkiwa. to-wlt: tlebed In lb* Hanford Hrrald. a newspaper pub­ M n. Stafford have gone to Knoxville driving on tho hard surfaced roads of To acquire, sell. hay. own, mnnufnrlura and lished In Hemlnoie County. Florida, once each that it might become soiled. When many years they hove been serving otherwise ileal la automobile*, automobile Urea week for etaht consecutive week*. where the groom will engage in bual- Seminole County with ft tractor, diac, carried in parade or whet) crossed the public in a manner that has given and automotilla accessories o f every, kind and Given under my hand ami seal o f said Coart. de-crlptlon whatsoever; to boy, sell and deal In this the 33th day of May, 1931. ness. harrow, or other implemanta or ve­ entire satisfaction and the Haight A gaanlliie, with other flags the Stars and Stripes any ami all kinds o f oiU and i l l (BEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. A crowd of our young people en- hicle destructive to the road. o f motor fuel; to own, eetabtlah, maintain Clerk o f Circuit O o v t, Magee firm are here to give tho pub­ kinds should always be at the right, the and njutpp and operate garages end automo­ Hemlnoie Ononty, Fla. Joyed a chcikon pillnu out Fint street FRED T. WILLIAMS, bile repair ahops ami storage bulldlega, for the ■ ny: T. K. DOUGLA DOUGLASS, lic service on tho cars .thoy sell and general place of honor. repair end storage uf aotontohileo and il 9tc Dr ------- ■at tho Spring one night lately. Five 41-2tc County Engineer. guarantee. They are distributors for other vehicles o f e like character; to maintain, When the flag is used in unveiling comtoct nnd establish storage battery Seminole and Lake counties nnd ex­ e-|nlpp. New car of cement Just arrived, a statue or monument, it should nev­ big, fat chickens with all the trim­ •errIce. vuleantilng ' plants and paint shope) to mings were deliciously prepared while Thero are movie stars who are pect to go after tho business. Watch conduct any and ail manner of bnalneae for tbo Let us make you prices on cement b«er be allowed to fall to the ground, advancement o f the automobile Industry, and to but should bo carried aloft to' wave coffee, salads, cakes and all tho other beautiful, and then there are some the Herald for announcements in the amrratly engage In. comfort and carry on the <ore you buy. Cates Crate Co. Phone t-ialneaa o f dealer* In all kinds o f goods, ware* future. oat, forming a distinctive feature dur­ good things helped with tho bonutc- who can act. ‘ 40-tfc , and u.rrvbaiidlre of every cla u and description: 181. ous lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell ing the remainder of the ceremony. When the flag is placed over n bier or chaperoned ^the following young peo­ casket the blue field should always ple: Miss Annio Bruton, Jackson­ be at the head. If used as nn altar ville; Misses Roberta and Josephine covering the Union should be at the Wynne, Alice Boliy, Thelma Lake, Iva right ns you face the>altar, and noth­ Bales, Linda Miles, Bess, Clara, Win­ ing should be placed on the flag but nie and Violet' Swoggprty, Katie the Holy Bible. The flag should nev­ Brooks, Knoxville; Blanche Ray, San­ er ho reversed except in cases of dis­ ford; Laura Shelby, Tennessee; Jack tress at sea. Christian, Roscoo Robertson, Henry, CAMPBF.LL-LOSSING POST, Phillip and William Miles, Guy, Rush AMERICAN LEGION. and Brown Stafford, Felton and Ed­ mond Stephens, Albert Hawkins and Ernest Bell. The Missionary Union of the Bap­ tist church gave an Ice cream supper Mrs. j . g. Dlnkcl and Miss Olive upon the, lawn at the church Friday .•pent the day in Sanford Wednesday, evening. A large crowd was In at­ the guest of Mra. J. R. Stuart tendance and a nice sum o f money re­ Mr. Herbert Lyman of Forest City alized. An organ for tho church has was a visitor in town Thursday. been purchased with the proceeds. J- T. McGauhey spent several days The carbito lighting system is be­ in Longwood this week, returning to ing Installed in the general morchan Dunedin Thursday. disc store and also In tho residence The public schools held their picnic of E. A. Osteen. This illumination and •t Palm Springs Friday. Everyone cooking system seems to be giving NON-SKID RED -TOP R1BBEI> CORD NON-SKID CORD had a good time in spite of the rains. general satisfaction as many are hav­ GRAY TUBES SIZE and TYPE Old Prices NewPrieae Old Prices Naw Prices Old Prices New Prices Old Prioes New Prices Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartley were In ing the plant installed and seem very Old Prices New Prices Orlando on Friday, to see their much pleased.' Charles Bell is agent — _ 30 x 3 Clincher $17.55 $21.05 $12.85 $17.00 $2.76 daughter, Mrs. Stiles, who has been for the company in tho Sanford dis­ $2.15 20.80 15.00 27.75 22.00 3 0 x 3 1 Clincher $82.60 in the Orange General hospital but trict and is a genial and polite fellow $25.00 $34.25 * $27.50 3.25 2.55 • V; «*Pccta to be brought home this week/ and a good salesman. He Is also 20.80 21.00 81.00 26.00 89.20 32x3* a s. 32.90 41.15 36.40 3.60 2.90 W. S. Entxminger o f Plant City was flrst-class trucker and ono of our moat 84.05 26.90 42.00 34.40 32x4 aa 49.80 41.85 62.80 ‘ 46.30 4.55 3.55 guest of his brother, C. W. Ent- proffreislvo citizens. 34x4* a a 49.85 *; -38.35 ■— ■ — 69.10 49.65 62.05 54.90 4.75 6.00 minger and family. A surprise pound party was given — 47.05 61.15 35x5 a a — 73.65 77.86 61.90 68.45 5.85 7.25 Mr. Robinson o f West Longwood re­ Miss Iva Bafes one evening the pres­ y * ' %J . Vvijl* * — W * f . » turned Saturday after several week** ent week. A large crowd gathered rimt rear las. Uthrr listt rtdattd In frtptrllta i1 » r / •lalt with relatives in Jacksonville, to enjoy the occasion. J. E. Phllpps left Monday for Ocala Miss Annie Bruton baa returned to vbeTe he spent the week. her home at Jacksonville after a Professor chaffer, Jr., and adopted pleasant visit to Mias Roberts Wynne. Slighter left Saturday for thiilr home Mrs. Jeaaee Mathews and children fa Jacksonville. s o f Lakeland ere visiting her parents, * Price uniupported by value never is an advantage to any but the man who sells T. 0 . Brown o f Orlando was a vis­ Mr. 'end Mrs. Ed Oglesby, Sr., Mrs. to make a quick''eleam up” and quit* 1 itor in town Monday. Mathews had the misfortune to lose M n. B. J. Overstreet and ^little m A reputable* unexcelled mileage tire (made by a company that can-and will deliver «°n, Earle, were in Orlando on Wed­ her home at Lakeland by fire. Mrs. Hattie Wynne has returned nesday. • ■ all and more than you pay for is the only one you can afford to buy. T. G. Roesbuck was a visitor in Or* from a visit at ML Dors. Mra. Marion Shelby has returned fando on Wednesday. Mrs. J. s. Dinkel spent several from Knoxville, Tenn. Mr. Shelby’s <I*ys in Orlando the guest o f Mrs, £ . mother end his slater, Miss Laura Shelby, wha have been here on a visit, O . Ma wry. have returned to their home at Knox­ • Mr. and Mis. A. Y . Fuller were vis­ ville. itors In Orlando Wi -Bartow Mann and Eslle Swaggerty were in Orlando on business Little Cande Hawkins la . * ,e v e - S G $25.00 REWARD /■ L0NGW00D NOTES These Prices Apply to Our Regular and Complete Line Sold only by Dealers i: ' w H . - ■ �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 27,1921 revolutionise the world. Then taking the topic, “ What we may hope for," said that by developing only the best that was in us, we may hope for a peaceful old age. Prof. Claude Oglivie then made a delightful little talk, thanking the patrons, school board, faculty and stu­ dents in helping make the past two years o f school life a success. It is with deep regret that we bid Profes­ sor Oglivie farewell, but all join In wishing him success in his new under- individual. The “ cut out” work ant coloring exhibited in the posters am borders o f the various rooms done by the pupils was excellent. The little booklets were wonderfully neat ant attractive. The teachers have reason to be proud of their pupils and the excellent exhibit made by the school. A glimpse into the constant train­ ing and vigilant development of fac­ ulties as* given in these annual exhib­ its but serves to prove an object les­ son to the patrons o f the school for co-operation and interest. At the conclusion of the program a free-will offering was given by the audience to be applied on the purchase o f a Victrola for the school. As a token o f appreciation o f her lelp and advice the young men o f the Civics Class presented their teacher, Mrs. John Leonard I, with a beautiful WEST SIDE PRIMARY Diplomas were awarded the follow, ing: Curtis Barber, Otis Cobb, Walor Connolly, Charles Ilenderson, New­ ton Lovell, John Musson, Mina How­ ard, Julia Lalng, Rowena dw ell, HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION The exercises Inst night at the High school by the graduating class, marked tho close o f commencement for tho ±-year and were unusually impressive. The stage was decorated with quan­ tities of ferns, palms and lovely bas­ kets of Shasta daisies, forming a pretty setting for the happy young • faces of the young men and women, gjy The exercises were opened by a ■election by the Grammar School Or­ chestra, followed by tho invocation by Dr. Paul C. Burhnns. Snpt T. W. I,nwton then gave a delightful talk and explained the rules and regulations regarding the gold medal given by Dr. Edgar Mobley for tha pupil with the highest mark in gjji scholarship. This medal was won by Charlotte Smith of tho Sophomore §* Class. Mrs. Leonnrdy, representing the Sallio Harrison Chapter of D. A. R., presented the medal ofTered by the local chnpter to the pupils mak­ ing the highest marks in American history. John Musson and Otis Cobb tying fo r first place were each preqfcntcd a medal. Velma Venable was also presented a medn! for high mark among the girls ’ Dr. Walker gave a wonderful ad­ dress, which he developed along the lines of “ What we may do.” In doing ' ■ . this he showed the wonderful advance ' made In tho paBt fifty years nnd * hinted at the. possibilities of tho Tho children o f the West Side Primary gave a beautiful little spring piny entitled “ The Awakening o f the Flowers." Whilo Binging a spring ongs, aided by the chorus, tho little EAST SIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL Closes Most Successful Year in The History of the School. The charm of childhood ever makes a strong appeal and tha attractive progrnm presented at the Enst Side Primary, Monday morning, under the direction of the supervising principal, Mrs, Stelln Arrington and her effic­ ient corps of teachers, wns received with appreciative applause by- the large audience of parents and ndmiring friends who had gathered for^lhc closing exercises of this popular .school, A lovely woodland scene was the pretty setting for the quaint nnd win­ some characters of the old but always porcninlly new jingles of Mother Goose In which each little participant, portrayed his or her pnrt with a spirit nnd inspiration that compelled the admiration of the spectators. Inter­ spersed with song and dialogue and dances, the play entitled "A Trip to Mother Goose Land" wns wonderfully sweet and cleverly adapted. As we all know, who were once lit­ tle "earth children" ourselves, Mother Goose plans this entertainment, pic­ tured in nursery rhymes for the chil­ dren of the earth who were put to sleep by the Sand Mnn, where dreams come true nnd tho Mother Goose char­ acters pay them a visit introducing them to the wonders of their famous Velma Venable, Helen Chorpening, Vivian Crosby, Marion Dietrich, Anna Belle Dyson, Mary Eula Dyson, Sara Warren Easterly, Martha Garrison, Mary Garrison, Elizabeth Houlihan, Ruby Hart, Mildred Kennedy, Sara Wight nnd Kathleen Brady. this enchanted .lnnd the Queen of Hearts reigns aijd evdn the Knave of Hearts, “ who stole the tarts" is there nnd along comes old King Cole with his friendly pipe, Jack andjjill chimed in song, too. It was all ho wonderful —songs nnd dialogues from Boy Blue, Ding, Dong Dell, Tommy Stout, Humpty Dumpty, Crooked Man, Sim­ ple Simon and all the rest of the Mother Goose folks. Before retiring from the woods, Baby Bunting knells the little sleepers to deeper repose. Jcnjamin, Lourine Vickery, Rebecca Stevens, William Perritt, Ruth Grier, Hazel Sellecki l^ouisc Thrasher. Gladys Wynn, Mabellc BTantly, Mar­ garet Edwards, Mildred Lumley, Jpanlta Sloan. Yearly honor roll— Slhrgaret Edwards. Fifth Grade—Pcarlo Robson, Ileffen Jinklns, Beatrice Howard, Neiria Stone, Eric I.undquist, Blanche Wynn, Stephen Shinholser, Nedy Kasaroff, John Edward Higgins, Pearl Glidewell, Harold llodgdon, Reba Jones, Mills Lord, Thelma Howell, Earl Dossey, Mary Kinlaw, Henry Russell, Clnrcnco Duffln. Yearly honor roll— Pearle Robson, Beatrice Howard, Helen Jinkins, Nczzlc Stone, Eric I.undquist, Hcnr yRussell. In response to the invitation ‘‘ Who will go to the woods with me," the merry group of children, representing birds trooped in, while trotting thru the fields came the. “ Babes in the Woods" discussing the tales of Moth­ er Gooso and jonglng with all their hearts for them to appear in ren) life. Happily the Sand Mnn cpmes. In tax pnyerB that a small toll be charg­ NEW SMYRNA-COItONADO ed fur the maintainance o f the bridge. BRIDGE TO BE OWNED DY THE COUNTY A move is an foot to make all the toll bridges in the copnty free, but it The first step in the development was New Smyrna that made the first of any section is good roads and ffee move in this direction. bridges. For many years New Smyr­ With a bridge across the St.Johns na nnd vicinity boa enjoyed tho re­ river at Osteen Ferry and a free putation of hnving fairly good roads, bridge between New Smyrna and Cor­ but the most important bridge in this onado, this part of the county will part of the county is owned by a cor­ have made rapid strides in its pro­ poration,.and of course toll has to bo gress of development.—New Smyrna charged for its building and maintain­ Breeze. ance. Several attempts have been made to have the county purchase SEVEN OFFERED UP TO *100,000 AND SITE FOR this bridge and make it free, but all PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOL efforts have failed until now. A bill has recently passed the legislature to issuo interest bearing time warrants GREENFIELD, May 24.— Seven of­ for the purchase of this bridge,' and it fers of sites and bonus proposals for is understood that the county com­ the location of the proposed Cum­ missioners will take up the purchase berland Presbyterian Theological Sem­ of this bridge at an early date. inary were heard by the general as­ It is up to the commissioners to de- sembly hero. They follow: Bowling Green, Ky., cido whether the bridge will be made absolutely free or not. Taking into "Anything the institution might re­ consideration that repairs must bo quire;" Memphis, “ Anything within made to tho bridge from time to time reason;" Chattanooga, “ a fifty-acre and that a bridge kkeper must be em­ tract and $75,000;” Jackson, Tenn., ployed to open the draw for passing “ forty-acre ■ tract and $J>0,000;” boats, many tax payers favor a small Greenfield, Mo., “ choice o f 100 or 150 toll for automobiles and heavy ve­ acre tract and $100,000;" McKenzie, hicles to keep up the expense until Tenn., “choice o f twenty, forty, or tho bridge Is paid for. seventy acre tract and $62;500;" J. E. Considering the fact that the bridge Ebbcrts, Warrensburg, Mo., “ 800 acres ls to be paid for by .the fifth commis­ o f land." sioners district it is only fair to the An attempt o f one o f the represen- o f the little earth children, called In fairy sunshino and fairy raindrop to nssist her in wakeing up the flowen, nnd -making them grow. -.The birds came in ns harbingers of spring and after repeated efforts on the part of rnindrop fairy nnd sunshine fairy the flowers Anally awoke in all their beauty. The gardeners then came fn delighted to sec the garden all a bower o f beauty. The "piny closed with a May song from the chorus, the gardeners,, the flowers and the birds. Each child performed his pnrt with credit, and tha little piny left the spirit of. spring lappiness in the air. The exhibit in nil the rooms of the primary school gnve evidence of ex­ cellent work on the part of both the teachers nnd children. songs, aided by the chorus, the little gardeners prepared their garden.and planted their flowers. They left tho g'nrden to grow, promising the first bouquet to mother. Mother Nature then came In and seeing the garden tatives from Bowling Green, Ky., to have tho decision postponed until September 1 was defeated by the rul­ ing o f Moderator Talley that the of­ ficial life o f a commissioner to a gen­ eral assembly ended with tho ad­ journment and therefore no delegate would be authorized to transmit an offer after adjournment of thi as­ sembly. Delegates representing! Greenfield announced that in addition to their bonus offer o f 1100,000, a will would be made, as soon as a Missouri site was chosen by which an additional $100,000 would be given. West Palm Beach judge has order­ ed whiskey restored to those from whom it was taken by officers. Tho Judge contended that the fourth and fifth amendment to tho constitution gives a man the right to personal property be that a quart o f whiskey er a mangy dog,—Clearwater Sun. It isn't economy to scrap a good navy now and build one by the Costplus plan when trouble comes again. Radical t One who suspects .that It is unconstitutional to annoy amllUan- HONOR ROLL Eighth Grade— Elma Tolar, Mary Eliznbcth Pulcston, Lillian Glidewcll, Bertha Ferguson, Anna Kanncr, War­ ner Scoggins, Georgia Mobley, Nelda VanNcss, Tillyo Benjamin, John SchIrnrd,,Naomi Fellows, Marie Fsculo, Era McAlexander, Irene McGagahin, Velma Shipp, Thelma Sparling, Lewis Shipp, Laura Lehman. Year's honor roll— Mary Elizabeth Puleston, Velma Shipp, Georgia^ Mobley, Eva McAlex­ ander. Seventh Grade—Wauhneta Allen, Carmcta Barber, Essie Diehl, Flor­ ence Flowers, Mildred Hand, Virgle Hyman, Mary E. Moye, Margaret Peters, Clifford Shinholser, Claire Zachary, Miriam Whitcomb, Bonnie Mae Kinlaw, Evalyn Schell, Frane Thomas, Margaret Sprout, Mollio Marella, Ruth Fellows, Thelma Godbee, Earle Appleby, Briggs Arrington, Accy Carroway, Andrew Carroway, Frank Chase, James Brown, Fred Weeks, Harold Smith, Merrill Roberts, Deane Turner, Calvin McGahagin, Clinton Rlnes, Cloyde Russell, Evert Brown, HArold Davis, Wllllsm Bell. Yearly -honor roll—Carmeta Barber, Mary E. Moye, Margaret Peters, Andrew Carroway. * ‘ Sixth Grade — Camille Puleston, Elizabeth Shoemaker, Tbeo Vickery, Wilbur Allen, Billie Bueruol, Gertrude �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, H AY 27,1921 XETONT 0 7 FUNDS B U SE D I lf IXXIJfOLX COUNTY, TLORIDA, TOR rUEOFEAN B E U I T COUNCIL TOR STAR YIN(I CHILDREN O r EUROPE. One Hundred ousand Sorrows Touching H eart (Tran M osdaj'i Daily) Mrs. Mary Higgins leaves tomorrow for Lanstlalc, Pa., where she will visit (By TVa AtMclated h w ) her daughter, Mrs. Julius Stryker. NEW YORK, May 23.—“ It .muat Miss Theodora Miller returned to Bot happen again,” with these solemn Orlando last night after spending the vords Harding today laid a wreath on the coffin o f the first American soldier to die on German soil at the funeral ceremony for five thousand ^ jead at the army piers in Hobo­ ken. His voice was husk and his eyes brimmed with tears as the president pied at rows and rows of coffins. Then he said, “ One hundred thousand lorrows are touching my heart. It gust not be again. God grant that it yil] not be. I do not pretefd that gilltnial days have come and that there will be no wars. I would wish a nation lo powerful that none will dare to provoke its wrath." GENUINE DURHAM tobacco makes 5 0 flood cigarettes for Remitted C»*h Mrect Total DUt. *oi1 Commute**. Altamonte-ftpring, M et­ ric!. Mr*. W. B. IUI Uni, committee . . . . Longwood DUtrlrt, It. i. Reiter (tw report) Orledo IMitriet, Worninan', Club, committee 33.90 1I3.S0 HS. 00 ro rrw l CUE UlatrlCt, Mr». r. R. Bound*, Committee .................. 33.00 Chnloota Mitrtct. U r,. J. Vt. Niton, commit. le* ................................ 33.00 den* t« tiUirlct, U r,, t o dor Cnrlelt. commit­ tee (no report) con­ tributed through Uni Cm i ............... 10.00 Sanford taction c u r BeMdenllil DUUIct Woman'* Ctob ....... H 7 .fi 170.00 Eaaf Bid* DUtrlct U ra rt. tlruml*;. Hawkln». Cameron A Era*. Hr, Committee ........ 300.00 Deary Nickel tad Joo. * n*ll. Commute, . . . . 344.73 A. 0, L. Of flee • u i Yard Die trie t W . D. Qltlao. B. U Peek and - IIIm M. H. Whltner, . Committee. 88. S3 ■A. C. L. Shop, DDtrlct , W ill Sell Poppies For The B enefit o f French Sufferers When you let us supply your buildinf needs you get s great deal more than juat so many feet of lumber bundles of shingles— pounds of nails— or panels of Beaver Board. You get the benefit o f our building material knowledge and experience in Service that helps you get thlyresulta you want at tha right price. Service first In planning tha work— more service In selecting proper mate­ rials— speedy service in delivering the goods. You pay for tha materials. The aervioo pays for itself in the larger volume of business it bring* through super-satisfied customers. It w ill p a y y o u to be on e o f theax oer, Committee Ball motored to Daytona Beach to TbUto.1.. . . . . * ........ II1H.CS $394.(0 $1800.4S spend the week end with Mrs. Ball and Cait.lrr'i check attiM.e.1 for $1,944.0*. llecaUM o f tb , m u lt of tb l, cbgritr, «h, UbMaster Billie’ Ball. Mrs. Steed and of our people tiul the unwiruh hard Tha Sanford .Woman's Club will traUty attractive baby came over from Kiswork upon (b* part ef* *11 nb-coaunlttM * ( m t * which It m*t I* do*/ simmle Thursday and will spend some help the American .Legion and the two) tb* lacttt* wttbA i.r n n p e o s t e ii, Cliilmta Ocmlnol* Count; timo at Daytona Beach with h er. Woman's Auxiliary to sell French popples on Monday,.May 30th, Mem­ To Mr. W. A. Lk>J0.European Itellef Council. mother. orial Day. These poppies were made Mr. and ^irs. Harry Dickson and Business men and tho public gen­ children motored over from Orlando in France by tho French widows and erally will be pleased to know that the and were the guests of their mother, families of French soldiers and the money all goes to these war sufferers. Head-IT-OFF”— ENERGIZE—NOW, legislature has passed an act which Mrs. Mary Higgins. The State Federation' Board, asked h « "teeth in it” so far as issuance of Mrs. Snm Puleston, Mrs. C. E. Hen­ worthless checks is concerned. Here­ ry, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and Walter Mrs. Leonard!, president of the Wom­ When Japan speaka o f her sphers tofore all laws passed with a view to Connelly formed a congenial party an's Club here to appoint a chairman o f Influence, her tons oftxolce Indi­ for this work and Mrs. Leonard! ap­ cates that she means hemisdnere. breaking up that sort o /thing have motoring to Orlando Saturday. been found faulty, or had so many Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Walthall and pointed Mrs. L. F. Roper, wife o f Post provisions in them that they were, in Miss Walthall were among those mo­ Commander Roper of the American 517 Commercial Street Rub-My-TIsm cures sores, Legion and Mrs. Roper will make up the last analysis, more of a benefit toring to Orlando Sunday. to the person who would violate such Mr. and Mrs. S. Benjamin and par­ her committees to Bell the poppies on an act than they were n hindrance. ty of friends were visitors in Orlando the streets next Monday in booths erected for that purpose. If you see The result was that the business men Sunday. of the state have been compelled to Miss Ellen Rice, of Palatka, is the the young ladic9 and tho French pop­ go to a great deal of trouble in realiz­ charming guest of Miss C|ara Millcn, pies you will know that you are ex­ ing on worthless checks— in some in- Miss Rice coming down from Palatka pected to buy at least one of them for itanccs losing altogether. to attend the commencement exercises ten cents and help the tvidowS nnd or­ Summer fertilizer on citrus trees pays for itself in two ways— gives larger fruit, phans of France. But the new law has "teeth in it,” of the Sanford schools. therefore more boxes, and a greater bearing surface for next year’s crop. We recommend and it will, it is said, “ take hold" with Miss Fay McCullough, of Hastings, SEMINOLE TREE GROWER IDEAL HIGH GRADE FRUITER s tenacity that “ will not turn loose,” is thd attractive house guest of Miss 4% Antra,, Gft A. P. A 8ft Pot. if applied, nnd It is expected thnt the Winifred Strong. 4% Amm., 8% A. P. A., 4% Pot. Miss Winifred Strong arrived Fri­ practice of doing business without IDEAL FRUIT nnd VIN E MANURE W . & T.*s Seminole Fruit Manure money will soon be a thing of the past day to be the guest of her grand­ 3ft Amm., Oft A. P. A., 10ft Pot. 3ft Amm., 8 ft A. P. A., 5ft P ot —or at least be minimized. Section 1 father, C. H. Leffier, during com­ of Chapter 8-101, No. G, Acta of 1921, mencement week. ORDER EARLY APPLY E A R LY M ARKET E A R LY Misses Fannie Tucker nnd Betty TAKE A TABLESPOONFUL OF Laws of Florida, says: Write for new price list showing further reductions in prices. SALTS IF BACK KURTS OR "Section 1.—Thnt it shall be unlaw­ Hnrrison and Mr. Wamble, of Orlando, BLADDER TROUBLES R. C. M A XW ELL, Manager Sanford Branch ful for any person to draw or utter to were the guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Raymon^ Key. another any checks without there be­ Wc arc a nation of meat eaters and Mrs. Preston Buford, of Orlando, is ing at the time thereof sufficient our blood is filled with uric acid snys a the attractive guest of Miss Lctty funds on deposit or to his credit with M ANUFACTURERS ID E A L FERTILIZERS AGRICULTURAL BUILDING . JACKSONVILLE, FLA. the drawee* named therein tej Bisure Caldwell at her home on Seventh well-known authority, who wnrns us to be constantly on guard against ; the payment of same' upon presenta­ street. Mr. nnd Mrs. Duffin nnd party of kidney trouble. tion within n reasonable-time after The kidneys do their utmost to free friends motored to Orlando yesterday negotiations; provided, thnt this sccttftcrnoon, tho blood of this irritating acid, but Harvey Chnfin, of the McNecl-Vnrn become weak from the overwork) they Motor Co., of Atlanta, wap a business get sluggish; the eliminative tissues visitor here Friday and Saturday. clog nnd thus the wnste is retarded Mrs. Forest Lnke left Friday night in the blood to poison thu entire sys­ for Staunton, Va., where she goes to tem. attending the graduation of her When your kidneys ache nnd feel amion 0.— Ihnt nny person, firm daughter, Miss Serita Lnke, from like lumps of lead, nnd you hnvc Stuart Hall. stinging pains in the back or the urine or corporation found guilty of the James Higgins, who is now in busi­ is cloudy, full of sediment, or the violation of this net shall be deemed frilly of tho offense of 1passing ness at Haines City, is spending a few bladder is irritable, obliging you to days here with his mother, Mrs. Mary seek relief during the night; when you worthless checks' nnd shall be punish­ Higgins. hnvc' severe headaches, nervous and 'd by a fine not exceeding five hun­ Max Stewart accompanied Alfred dred dollars or imprisonment not ex­ dizzy spells, sleeplessness, acid stomRobson to Atlanta Saturday to attend ceeding six months, or both such fine nch or rheumatism in bad weather, the commencement exercises of G. M. »ud Imprisonment in the-discretion of get from your pharmacist about four A.; i from which institution he gradu­ the eourt; provided, tjiat wherever it ounces of Jnd Salts; take n table­ ated Inst year. Mnx will also visit In shall be made to nppenr to the court spoonful in n glass of water before $625 f. o. b. Detroit Alabama before returning home. breakfast each morning nnd in a few Alfred Robson spent Friday and Saturday with his parents, Dr. nnd days your kidneys will net fine. This The merits of the Fordson Tractor can be best-judged through the Mrs. J. N. Robson, returning to At­ famous salts Is made from*the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with opinions of its daily users. W e have asked a few o f our customers for lanta Saturday afternoon to stand ex­ aminations and take part in the com­ lithla, and hns been used for genera­ their frank comments concerning ihe operation o f their Fordsons, mencement exercises of G. M. A., tions to flush nnd stimulate clogged Read what these owners have to say and then judge whether or not from which he graduates-next week. kidneys, to neutralize the acids in urine so it is no longer n source o f Miss Nita Moore o f the Cathedral they are pleased with their purchase?—Or better still, ask them yourschool of Orlando was the guest o f her irritation, thus ending urinnTy and PUT CREAM IN NOSE slstisr, Mrs. K. R. Murrell at the bladder disorders. Jnd Salts is inexpensive nnd-cannot AND STOP CATARRH Montezuma yesterday. Sanford, Florida; Oct. (J, 1019, Sanford, Fin., Sept, t it , 1919k ns, Sales Agent Fordson Tractor, Mr. Ed. Higgins, J. R. Minnchan and wife, W. J. Injure; makes a delightful effervescent T«ll* How To Open Clogged NoeSanford, Fla., Angler and wife o f Orlando formed lithia-watcr drink, and nobody can tills and Eon Head-Colds. Dear Sir; a pleasant* party stopping at tho make a mistake by taking a little oc­ casionally to keep the kidneys clean I am v4ry glad to tell you how well pleased I am ^ou feel fine in a few moments. Montezuma Sunday. with the Fordson Tractor purchased August, 1818.1 J. E. Bithnm and wife of Tnmpa, and active.— Adv. Hur cold in head or catarrh will be have used the machine constantly on .our 60-acrs K»ne. Your clogged nostrils will open, Jas. F. Doyle nnd wife of the Monte truck farm and have done a great deal pf work 6G6 cures Dengue Fever. yie air passages o f your head will Vista Hotel, Bradentown, Fla. , were for others. The total cost fo r repairs has not exn war, and you can breathe freely. No visitors here yesterday and were It becomes increasingly evident ceeded flO.OO. Wbllo not a machinist, I do all my te0re dullness, headache; ho hawking guests of the Montexuam. that America can't desert the ' old repairs and adjustments myself. I do a good deal of Muffling, mucous discharge or dryMr. E. Bledsoe and Mr. E. J. John­ my own driving but any good hand can handle i t ****! no struggling for breath at son o f Aiken, S. C., who have been world and get her deserts. . Yours truly. night. guests o f the Montezuma for the past Hcad-IT-OFF” — ENERGIZE—NOW. RALPH CHAPMAN. Tell your druggist you want a small ten days, leave today for points fur­ “°ltle of Ely’s Cream Balm. Apply a ther south. These gentlemen represent NOTICE or MASTER'S SALE little of this fragrant, antiseptic Florida Specialty Company o f Jack­ I* the Circuit Court i f tit* h n a t i Indicia! Sanford, Fla., Sept. 15-10 in your nostrils, let it penetrate sonville, Fla. Circuit , f |h* S t, I* of n « r l4 i, la > ,4 for Mr. Ed. Higgins, B*mla,U Oouatr.— I* Cbancar;. through every air passage o f the Mr. Frank R. Reese of West Palm Poop l/« Iliak o f Btafonl, Hart it,, O onplilatat, Sanford, Fla. > M, “ Cadi soothe and heal thd'firollen, In- Beach was In town Saturday evening Dear Sir; U J. Mli*oo. nntuadoal. B»med mucous membrane, and rpllef attending the Pi C«PP* Phi InitallaNolle* U brrotv rlrrn Ihtl In ‘ p m a tn c* o f Replying to your Inquiry in -regard to the Fontfln tl d ffff# ianwd Id *lwte rn tlilol r*«*e on °>mes Instantly. tlon dinner st the Montezuma. Mr. M*y SI, 1M1, I w ill offor for M l* * f public son tractor purchased from you. It is just what every cold and ca- Reese Is a Stccson graduate o f law outerp to tb* blttiMt UiMrr *i lb* front door I fonsider this machine the best investment In o f lh« court how* la II,nford, Snaloot* Coon*rrh sufferer needs. Don't stay and is now located in West Palm t j , ‘ riorld*. on J u l; 4ih. 1031, durtar lb* 1*4,1 the way o f farm machinery that I ever made.. 1 boor* or M l, lb* following d*ocrth*d proper!;, stuffed up and miserable,—Adv. have a fourteen-year-old bo'y driving and he harrow­ Beach where he has a very lucrative •Itsatrd In Rrodnolo I'o o n l;, I’ lotldc: Tb* Wool half nf tb* Kortheaat 'juarltr of Sot-lion 31, ed 20 acres with It yesterday, and did a better Job practice. Touriublp III, lU n tf 33 Ea«t. * b o tb* SoothDon ‘ Alway, Blame nens When Eggs n t quarter o f lb* Booth**,! quarter ot Secthan could be done with teams. Mrs. H. Fellows on Sanford avenue w 1)00 33, IbwDJlilp ID. Kiiotb o f Hinc* 33 Coat; Are Scarce , Y - c o u l d not buy this machine back fo r several on tho Heights, vrill start June .7 to •Im on* 34 bon* power, 4 r;llnd*r lie f •I ftaoIln* real a* Number R236 with Atwater Kent times what I paid for Jt if I could not-get another. Rats may be getting them—U. S. her old home in Vincennes, Ind., to and high t,naira rnarneto Ignltloa , ;,t t m and Yours truly, Government Bulletins prove ' they spend the summer with relatives'and on* IS h on e power Latbnqi cla c k c;Under C»<rn/ipri romplet* w 11u ,uc i un*. w art m &0Y F. SYMES. cdtoe *n«1p,, With abtfllne. wbo-/k k” °w how to get them. Break a cake friends. cmi combination •tern* bearing, and aluff1n( boa for each engine. Alao one gaaoUb, launch of'RAT-SNAP into small pieces and nameil Winona, length 34 r ^ t , tJ**-*!b 11 feel. 1b* agm* being * f l a t rwn*d bottom gaaotln* where rata travel. If there, launch, compUIet; equipped and bearing aerRAT-SNAP will get them—positive • l i i number 30437a t il foregoing Imd la RecilnoU Count;, r tortda. Term, o f aale c u b . •!*««, S5c, 65C,. f 1.25. BCfllLLU MAINER. . Special M uter la C $ U W 7 . old and guaranteed by Ball Hardware WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY Sanford. TU., May 34. 1031. . ' 41-41, A U TH O RIZED FORD D E A LE R �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 27,1921 MS M A D E FOR FLORIDA WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS IN FLORIDA FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAT 24, 1921 O C A L A LIM ESTO N E Crushed o f Serened; Finely ground Lim estone for Agriculture, walks and artificial stone work. WILL PICTURE THIS STATE A8 IT REALLY IS WITHOUT ONE FLEA Trowel Brand Builders and Hydrated Lime, broken. The last two days o f the Most ambitious scenario writers in previous i\cek and the forepart o f the this section are displaying interest in current week gave unusually heavy Ocala the Florida First Film, and will em­ rains in much o f the nortRom and cen­ ploy their best talents in constructing tra) portions of the peninsula—espec­ the story-plot to be acted against a ially the west central portion, where FORD PRODUCING background o f Florida industries. seven-day amounts ranged from 0 to 4,00 CARS A DAY Meanwhile, business interests o f the 8 inches, or more. The current week stat care co-operating to make a stu­ was not so wet as the previous one Present Production Greater Than for WANTED pendous success o f this proposition to the weekly totals along the Atlantic Same Period Lost Year. Ocean View liotel at Coroonfc ndvertise the progress, Industrisl act­ [const to the south of Brevard county Ford is building cars ? t full qpccd. Beach now open. Board by day o r land to the north o f Broward county ivities and tha# charm o f Florida. And, according to an official state­ week. Rates, $2.50 to $3.00 per day; being light. Some heavy amounts, in The Florida First Film will afford ment from the factory at Detroit, the $15 to $18 per week. Apartments fo r inches and tenths, were Tampa, 4.8; inside glimpses into the scenic beau­ demand for Ford cars and trucks still ties and industrial life o f Florida. It Bradentown, 3.1; Bartow, 3.0; Tarpon exceeds the output, despite the fact Must bs will inform Florida people on what Springs, 4.0; Jacksonville, 1.2; Miami, fhat a new high level of production WANTEDA-Yoang cow. fresh and good milker. J. h . Mai­ the rest of the state Is doing. It will 2.5, and Orlando, 2.0, has !>een reached. Condition of Crops: Showers and 13-tfe stimulate pride in the statfe. And, By the first o f May the figures rep­ mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. when sent thronghout the country, it continued wet soil were unfavorable resenting daily production were in the WANTED—Team work, all k in d s.!? will draw attention o f the whole for work, which was generally delay­ neighborhood o f 4,000 a'day, so the quire Hanaon’a Shoe Shop. 23-l2p ed. Some fields o f cotton, corn and May schedule was set at 101,125 fears United States to Florida. other crops are becoming grassy. and trucks, not including the output SEE M. S. NELfibN for all ktoff What Florida Is, what Florida has, hauling. Some late eotton lias come up since o f the Ford Canadian plant or any o f what Florida Is doing ahd what Flor­ rains began, stands are fair to poor; the foreign assembling plants. FOR SALE The ida hopes to accomplih—are Impres­ the progress and condition during the output mounted dally; May 12th rod CCS=Wnu E SS* sions worth planting in the mirids o f week . were poor— some is dying in brought forth 4092, the greatest num­ the nation. Experience has shown ILeon County. Corh, cane, citrus SALS—3 m l o'room that printed, descriptions o f Florida, fruits, and ranges were mostly im­ ber that have been produced in one FOB UrUoDTlU* AT*. Apply Mr*. C. W. Utter. II* day this year. Since the month has 25 LAUrtl A f t , . 40-2$* and such verbal reporta as have gone proved, except in low lands where sog­ ED— f or O.AwT b II* n i n i u j forth, fall short o f conveying a true gy soil fs unfavorable. Melons suf­ working days, present Indications WANT tin * . O u n o l n d ■•U r/ 1100.00 wMkl/ wife M tn o o t n , n Hr , * Bat t er ( V, and ‘ adequate picture o f this peren­ fered very much from the continued point to a new high record. n ot 7IM, Chlciyo, l i t A comparison o f Ford production nial summerland. rains,'and shipments were delayed. To­ figures for 1920 and 1921 .discloses Florida ia not a picture o f hanging bacco and peanuts are in fair to good the fact that for April, 1921, the out­ condition.— M. Fleischer. 11-26-tfc moss, low, flat lands, ponds, rivers] condition. Tomatoes and other truck put was greater by 34,514 than for FOft S A L E -L a rg e WARKH0USR and alligators. It is not singing with suffered serious damage from heavy the corresponding month of a year with rail toad siding. Three blocks mosquitoes, the interior country is not |rains, and some crops were destroyed, ago. The output fo r May, 1921, will from center of city,— Geo, W. Knight, uninhabitable. This Is an early im­ especially on low lands. probably overshadow May, 1920, by Real Estate an'd Insurance, Sanford. pression of Florida that has persisted about fifteen or twenty thousand cars too long in the minds of millions in SHOLTZ STILL ABSENT and trucka. tho United States whose acquaintance Approximately 43,000 men are at NOTICE— 500 new tires, all sixes to with modern Florida is very distant, bo sold at ono half price. See us Circuit court fo r Semin’olo county work in the Detroit plant of the Ford indeed. met on Tuesday with Judge Perkins Motor Company. The factory ia oper­ for your needs for tho next year, 34x4 Florida Is a "live” business section. presiding. George DeCottes, state at­ ating on full time, six days a week $22.50; 84x4 and up to 37x5 In pro­ Low lands hnvo been drained, high torney-elect, is acting as -state attor­ and three shifts a day. portion. No seconds. Full 6000-mile ground has been improved. Where, ney In the absence of Dave Sholtz, "We were never in better Condition guarantee.— Ray Brothers, 314 West untouched forcste stood, plants, pack­ who is said to be busy in New York. than we are right now,” said Henry First Street, dealers in Firestone and Lehigh Tires.37-4tp ing houses and mills now are In oper­ — DcLnnd News. Ford recently. ation.. Where the lone cabin of some WANTED—Wo w art a lady or gen­ Ask your neighbor about Purina We are sola agents for Ralston's tleman agent fo r the genuine J. JL Oniolcne for mules. It is sold only fhiriria lines of feeds In Sanford. We Watkins Products in .Sanford and In sack. At warehouse. 40-tfc make a feed for every need. Our other vacant towns. A Big Opportun­ price is below all others, and every ity for any hustler. Write today for Adam blamed Eve for h! smeanness. grain of our feed Is guaranteed. Why free sample and free particulars of You see, there were no movies In hts not buy the best from Cates Crato our Wonderful offer. J. R. Watkins 39-4tp time. Co.? Phone 181. 40-tfc Co., 64, Memphis, Tenn. F lo r id a Sport Coats With Flannel Pants are Very Popular With Young Men Coats Pants (best g r a d e )................. 10.00 Arrow Shirts......................... 1.50 Arrow Soft Collars that have been selling for 35c each (3 for $1.00) now 4 f o r ...................................... 1.00 Arrow Collars (Laundered) in the following styles, per dozen..'........ 2.00 DUDLEY, NORFOLK, MEYRICK, R AD ­ NOR, GORDON, CLARIDGE, CONTOUR. i These collars are regular 25c sellers. We are closing them out to reduce our collar stock. . WATCH OUR WINDOWS Sanford Shoe and Clothing Co BUTLER-UNDSAY BILL LOOKS LIKE IT WILL BE A LAW TALLAHASSEE, May 26.—After working on the Butlcr-Lindacy ripar­ ian rights bill for more than five hours yesterday, the house passed the bill at 10:25 o’clock last night by a vote o f 50 td 15, Just as it had comb from the senate. Moro than a dozen cf, forts were mnde to amend tho bill, but none of them were successful. The forces opposed to tho bill grew weak­ er during the day and at night were reduced to less than a score of votes for the various amendments offered to the bill. Crofton, Bishop and Futch led the forces opposed to the bill. Crofton offered most of the amendments made 'last night, having half a dozen on the desk when the house opened at 8:30 o’clock. The first one token up at , the night session w as' one which struck out the words "granting sub­ merged and filled in lands” frOm the title o f the bill. P;-, "Confirm the riparian rights if you wish,” said he, ’Ijut why grant the *- submerged lands without compensa­ tion?” ji - ~Mx. Forster, of Seminole, made a masterly address showing that there was no question of giving to anyone rights which had not been in his pos­ session for many years if he has long : been an owner of riparian rights. He told how the act of 1856 operated and said the honor o f the state was ptedged to maintain the rights secured un1 ' • . • Representative L. E. Wade also pointed out that the bill does not seek to injure anyone, mueh lees the state o f Florida. I f the I. I. board, which la now so solicitous about the welfare of tho state, had Its eyes open a few years back, U might have headed off a $30,000,000 steal, he said. Tillman, of Alachun, spoke in favor of the amendment, asking if the pres­ ent legislature had n right to deprive the child yet unborn of his rights of the sovereignty of the state. Parrish moved to tnblc tho amend­ ment, which was done, 47 to 16, after Crofton had five minutca to •defend his amendment Crofton pointed out thnt if the state onco divested itself of the lqnds It would not be able to get them back except after condemnation proceed­ ings in which it would have to pay a big price. PROMOTE EXPORTATION TO RESTORE BUSINESS (B . Th« A u «U lid P n u ) NEW PRICE The improved Overland, is RUGGED AS EVER, ECONOMICAL as ever, COMFORTABLE as ever. Its average o f 25 miles per gallon of gasolihe, its saving in tires and upkeep make it now the low-priced automobile to own and use. How can Florida advertise this great attraction fo r new cnpital? Progressive minds of the state arc turning to moving pictures as n means of expressing the sbutlc charm of Florida—the beauties of its scen­ ery, its climate^ Its natural charm, Besides, the motion picture can show, in rnpid order, tho endless variety of Florida industries, the active, busy in­ dustrial life of Florida and the pro­ gressive forces that are forging Flor­ ida to the front as the greatest state in the Union. . The growth o f Florida has been so rapid as to astonish Florida people themselves, and nbw the motion pic­ ture, The Florida FU;st Film,- must show what the growth o f Florida real­ ly amounts to. WASHINGTON, May 26.— The ad­ ministration’s policy of promoting ex­ portation as means toward restoration of normal business conditions were discussed at White House dinner last night attended by Mellon, Hoover, J. P. Morgan, Paul Warburg and sev­ eral other promlnint flnanclera. Presi­ dent Harding said to have talked over Let Mrs. Mary Graves Tell You Rer Poultry Raising Experience the whole subject with bis guests. YOWELL-DREW ENTERTAIN FOR ' THEIR FORCE. Last night, by the bright light of the moon, the force o f the YowellDrcw big department store motored to- Sanford for their monthly banquet, about 50 being in the jolly party. A superb supper with every possible dainty from fried chicken to ice cream was served on tables prettily decorat-, ed. During the feast short talks were made by various members o f the force, each containing very helpful suggestions for the work. Altogeth­ er, this was decided to be among the most dnjoyahle of, the many enter­ tainments given by this firm who >o liberally consider the pleasures of their employes.—Reporter-Star. JUNE FIRST “ Three years ago bought an Incu­ bator, this year I ’ve made money. Rata stole my baby, chicks. Didn’t know until a friend gave me a cake o f RAT-SNAP. N ext morning found two dead rats in hannsry. Kept find­ ing them. Suddenly they disappeared altogether. IPs the only sure rat killer.” Take Mrs. Graves’ advice. Three sizes, 35c, 66c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. —Adv. . • Less'than a third o f the world’s population U white. And only about 10 per cent of these act that way. PRICES F. O. B. TOLEDO, OHIO Touring, was, .................$895; June 1, Roadster, w as’ ............... .$895; June 1, $695 $695 Coupe, was ............ ........ $1425; June 1, $1000 Sedan, was, .................... $1475; June 1, $1275 t ^ iaLn I 1 I v i:E ^REDUCED $ 3 0 0 NEW PRICE JUNE FIRST The W illy s-K n ig h t, Sleeve-valve motor IM PROVES W IT H U S E . It is am azingly free from care and cost. The gasoline m ileage averages above 20 m iles per gallon. Its smooth performance is a source o f last­ ing satisfaction. PRICES F . O. B. TOLEDO, OHIO Touring, was, Roadster, was $2845; June 1, $2550 Distributors for Seminole and Lake Counties SA N F O R D , FL O R ID A �THE SANFORD WEEKLY. HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1921 i r |RULY has it been said that no na­ the schools, and their sound business judg­ finer than the helpful attitude of the church­ tion is greater than its public ment contributes much to the success o f the es, Chamber o f Commerce,4JjanJcs and busi? school system. Nor is any state, system. ness men, who have co-operated so cordially 'County or city greater than its with the principals, teachers and superinten­ schools. Sanford, rich in farming industries, rich in citrus groves, ^ich in com­ dent in every effort made for the improve­ ment o f our schools. The people o f Sanford mercial lines, is no less rich in her most ex­ work and vote for school bonds, for special cellent system pf public schools. Well may the taxes, and for a higher. maximum general citizens o f Sanford be boastful o f her school^, school tax. for they rank among the very best iri the carried; no constitutional amendment for in- state. Our graduates are admitted on diplo­ creased millage fo r education ever fails; and mas, without further examination, to any re­ the people who are willing to work for, vote putable college in the South. And they "make for, and pay for good schools are sure to have good schools. good", while in college, for their preparation has been thorough. ..Ji K f c / i* Rj*Tj* * y Prof. Claude S. Ogilvie, principal o f the Sanford High School, is without a superior in his line in the state, and he has m tial citizenry to take care o f this city after the k gathered \ \ \ \ ' \ XV . • v v> t* w present builders have retired-from their la- . * bors. But these boys and girls are helping us about him a faculty of men and women of high scholarship and successful experience, to build the city. They are showing to the world what Sanford can do and what kind o f citizens will make up the next generation. They are writing essays on “ The City Sub­ stantial" that present new and greater pos­ sibilities for the future, and indicate, that they realize some o f the responsibilities that will soon be theirs as citizens. m ii* and’the work done throughout the year just -1 ^ l\ I •\ t? ^ ge0 y , '. r . . -■ Air I j n drawing to a close is without parallel in this * city. Miss Clara Millen, principal o f the Gram­ mar School and Mrs. S. P. Arrington, super­ We are building for the future industrial­ ly, commercially, and socially, and we are not unmindful o f the fact that of more import­ ance than all else are the men and women that our schools are building, for— vising principal o f the Primary Schools, have both been connected with our school system for many years, and stand high in their pro­ fession. No bond issue ever fails to. be While we are building the city substantial for ourselves, we are also building a substan­ i j 1# ■ . Jf, . * -,t-T . ' ' Associated with them are teachers o f marked ability, who are co-operating heartily in making this one of the best schools Patrons, and citizens in general, support the schools with their influence and their o f the South. money. Especially commendable is the fine The Board of Trustees, composed of men work o f the Woman's Club, which is always o f Jarge business affairs, willingly sacrifice ready to come to the assistance o f our edu­ matters o f personal interest in order to serve cational institutions. And nothing could be T H IS “ We are all blind until we see That in the human plan, Nothingis worth the making if It does not make the man. i Why build these cities glorious, I f man unbuilded goes? In vain we build the world unless The builder also grows.” PU BLICITY C A M P A IG N IS M A D E POSSIBLE B Y TH E FO LLO W IN G PROGRESSIVE FIR M S A N D IN D IV ID U A L S OF SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y : -SANFORD- Lloyd Shoe Store R. R . Eldridge Chase & Co. Chas. E. H enry, Commission Merchant Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery Bryan & W heeler, Autos Edw. H iggins, Autos. Commission Merchant H ill Hardware Co. H ill Lumber Co. K ent Vulcanizing W orks Standard Auto Top Co. A . Kanner, General Merchandise R . E. Stevens, Physician W ilson & Toomer, Fertilizers S P " 1* "* - Real Estete ,■ H c ^ ty ^ a n & C unr. Co. Automotive Supply Co. Speer & Son, Dry Goods Em" 1rett W ,Ison Attom ey-at-Law J. N . Tolar, Physician Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. John Russell, Perkins & Britt, Commission Merchant Haberdashers L . P. McCuller, Groceries H . B . Lewis, Real Estate John T . Brady, Jeweler Cbwan’s Tin Shop Geo. W . Knight, W ig h t Bros. Co., Autos Real Estate and Insurance John G. Leonardi Chero-Cola Bottling Co. Attorney-at-Law Reher Bros., A uto Painting Attorney-at-Law Wholesalers D . C. Marlowe Vegetable Broker The Ball Hardware Co. H aight & M agee Automobiles V . C. Coller, Contractor S . O. Shinholser, Contractor Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co., an. BC r W est Side Grocery Southern U tilities Co. T S. Benjamin, P.. Connelly, Real Estate p i E^os'1 )infShnn «A .. a pVnntER,Qn^ firhpr General Merchandise D eane Turner, Groceries 2J.ue £ ? ? ? S P A . Raffeld, Ladies’ W ear George Pox, Cold Storage . H . R ; Stevens, M ayor M ahoney-W alker Co. Sanford Paint & W a ll P a - c . M . Hand, Sheriff plumbers per Co. j H . C. DuBose, R eal Estate B . & 0 . M otor Co., A u to s W aters’ Kandy Kitchen Frank Akers Mobley’s D ru g Store Sanford Battery Service Co. Gillen & Fry, Sanford Coca-Cola B o t Co. Sanford Machine & Foun- Sanford Steam Laundry Clyde S t Johns River Line dry Co. J. J, Mauser, Cigar M fg r. T he Yowell Co., D e p t Store R ay B ro s, Battery Service Crown Paper Co. W . S. Price, Contractor Hotel Montezuma Sanford Dry Goods Co. H ill Im plement & Sup. Co.‘ Bobbin’s Credit Store H . McLaulin, Jeweler Lord’s Purity W ater Carter Lumber Co. Bower & Roumillat, D rugs ' ‘ K f ; T; ^ 3 * -y- -i \ : Printers. Office Supplies George A . DeCottes, 4) V I E D 0 0 . P. Swope Land Co. C. L . W est, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T . G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. General Merchandise Attom ey-at-Law S o J d f t S S o w e r s ; Inc £ * Seminole County B ank Peoples B ank of Sanford * F irst N ational Bank W ig h t Grocery Co., Elder Springs W a ter Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A . Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, A uto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, . v . T. J. M iller & 'S on Hodges & McMullen, Barbers Sanford Farm ers Exchange 1 Florida Cuba Cigar C o /g H w T w h lC m h " itcnf ehtate 9 Brown’s M eat M arket I. D. M artin, t C. T . McCulley, Garage E . A . Farnell, Groceries H . B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. C H U L U O T_A_ _ _ _ _ J< B> Synder> D fy Good* Stanley & Rogers, Groceries D . D . Daniel, Groceries Chuluota Company, Groceries, Meats -LO N G W O O D - Cates’ Crate Co. Groceries, Feeds m E . W . Hench, Mayor c W Entzmimrer Merchant’s Grocery Co. M id -W ay Garage V & £ ; Car° ,ina Chem- 0 0 D . L . Thrasher, - <%#*** 8hoefl A . J. Lossing, Quick Serrice Transfer Sanford Barber Shop J. K. SMITH, Prep. ---------- - G E N E V A T. n* n , Merchandu* r F Harrison. Gen M dse e C u r le t t ^ Coca-Cola BoitHng Co. J. W . F lynt, Gen. M dse. • W akefield Preserving Co. " ' ; Overstreet & Payne, T .Groceries A . O’Neill, Longwood Hotel ------- A L T A M O N T E - — Geo. E. Bates & Son, Altamonte Hotel S A . H . Fuller & Son, Groceries D . B . McIntosh, Fargo Lumber Co. M ONROE B ellBros., Growers, Shipfai E . A . Osteen, Gfocer . ‘ ■‘ f .* . . I; -. ~ = ------* - ■. <*;/: -ii '^3 ' --TJ �* 5r; * •■'.-il • ■ i-V . i V Third N um ber on Pro­ gram o f W eek’s Events i ,, SOLID GRANITE IS FOUND UNDER ORLANDO ut Ketton la b a n k ; (Iran U at Ike tbaraof aa win be 7 to par Ike . 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The little folk group by Pearl Robsoa and Marguerite Garner w en charmingly played and very wonderfuJ, contrasting happily with the se­ lections rendered by the older pupils. A new and pleasing addition to the Kay program was the Sanford High I School male quartette, a delightful lnnovation and most popular. The quartrite has appeared most creditably oo several programs during the win- 1 4 .8 0 Mro. J. X W illi* ma •.......... 4*.TO ••••• •• •#••*••a a a a a a a * ■ •••#•#••••••••••• 42.40 B. U. CroaMa • ....................... *4.80 • • • eseeeeee__ _. X o f P. Lodga • • • a i i i i a t i 6 8 . 0 0 D. 0. -Brock - - - - .le a a a a a ia ia tt 81.00 _ _ ------- xl®8rr i i i a i a i i i a i i i 48.40 UroiT W l« t l .......................... 76.00 8• • • • a a o a a ia a a a a a a 48.10 “ “ T Ptrklaa ................ .. 43.40 J. II. Bo m ; .......... 8.00 LBi DOVB ••••1 •a0a•aaaaaaa 26.40 X W . n a r o d o a ............ « . e o j* *■ PatlUo . . . . . . . . . . . . 38.40 II. C. 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Three rises, and hnlldlnga foe lb* hwaaflt and tnlaruloment a f. s^ ! certificates for use In the matter o f 33c, 65c, $1.25.- Sold and* guaranteed and advancement 0f Mid MwhM*. Charter af inch corporation la balldtofl and m*lnt*l*l*g at a eald atari go and the clearance o f consignments (o f li­ by Bell Hardware Co.— Adv. lea plant! to m inifactare nnd Mil at deal la . •• rt»* “ lha offlea af tha Clerk ot tha Ujmui Court la and for Sealnot* Count/, riot. lest to own, maintain and opera ta mills tog quor) intended fo r the persons! use of tha maanfactora at lamhar. era to* and packing d* s m : to maintain nnd operate atores tat tha members of the missions. •,*M^ Bfort* •‘‘odd*, (hla tha 10th da; parpoaa or dealing to a n / and an kind* ad "The secretary of state begs to in­ marrhandlM. either wholesale ar retail at both; Signed!. to be and net u agVat far peraona ar corporaS. PULENTON, form the chiefs of missions that he tloaai ta do a faneral rommUtloa merchant • ' W. Id. IUYNBH. am* bvoaerage bualaem; to deal la lira stock and will be glad If, when making consign­ K. r . nOUSIIOLDER. Its prodarta; to do t a ; u d all thing* nacrao. W. KNIGHT, ments they will, whenever it is neces­ NOTICE o r APPLICATION TOR TA X DEXDS •arr oc neadfal. with full power to bar, bold, R. o. nowiB, ttofer Sectlaa »7» *1 U « Oaaaiml Statute* of encumber and MU a a ; and all kind* at prap! iixo. n. ntsnop. sary to send a representative to clear U * State af TterUa • ft ;, nereraar;, to operate eucceeefoll/ u tf EllWABU IlltJOINH, them, advise him o f the name of the •Ithar or nil o f tha Mvaral kind* a f boatm m NoUf* U beret; Steen that A . E. ftjoblom, r. B. not MILLAT, or trad* hereinabove mentioned, and general!; parch**** o f T a i Certificate No. S48. dated tb# ' A. B. KBY. 40311 member of their respective mission lat (1»; o f Jane, k . D. 1803, ha* nied ealj certo bara aU power nrcreaar;, needful or deatrfor ttit full t&d corn plot* •itrtiat o f tho who has been designated to receiva tlricau lo to7 o fflct, aod haa tnada appllca* IN COUBT OT COUNTY JUDOK, SEMIMOLE rt*>* to nkt an principal, agent, broker or lion for T a i Itoe.1 (o laau* In accdrdanc* with OOUXTT. STATE OT FLORIDA the consignment. The department o f law. The aald certiorate embrace* lb* folporchaMr ta a n ; form la the acqnUitlon. dlapnsllloo. encumbering, reorginliing or M l* o f tewlns deecrtbed propart; (Dueled In Seminole stato will then issue a certificate to (toant;, Florida, to-w li: prvpert; rani aad peraonaL ADMINISTRATION . Aril ala XXL bo used in that specific instance. The (Oltatiaa) . . SWH t f N B U o f SW H . s*c. IS, Twp. 30 S., The amount o f capital alack o f thU corpora. Rang* 30 E. 10 a m * , more or tea*. tee*, 71 th # Mid Eatate at name of the person designated shouh land Uon shall b* T w eat; Tbonaand Dolton, dlftdad being aateaeed at the dat* o f tha ten- Aagaata Pornar, Dereaaed. Into Two Hundred Share* e f ihe per vain* o f RT THE JUDOE OT SAID COUET appear in the diplomatic list or tho aara o f such certificate In tbe.nam * o f Un­ known. W HE UKAS. A. IL K a ; baa appllad to thU On* Hundred DoUan (1100.00) per (bare, pa*. list of employes in tho embassies or Alto: Nolle* la bereb; given that A. X Court for U ttar* of AdmlnUtralloo on th* •hla to lawful m o w ; o f tha United State* a c t a o f Aaguata Durorr, dereaaed, Ut* ot Mid pcopert;, labor or aaratcea at a juat valuation legations in Washington printed in FJob loin, purebaaer o f T a i Certlflrat* No. 1880, eolata to ba riaed br tha direr ( o n o f tha corporadated lb* Slh d a ; o f NArember, A, D. 1809, Cbunt; o f Semloole; THESE AUK TIIEHKFOHi:. To rile and ad- lion ut a regular meellag oc a mealing called the diplomatic list Uaa filed aald certirirat* In tu; offlea, aod for that purpose. luonlab all and alngular tb# kindred and m d|. made application for T a t Deed lo (woe In "When the liquor shall have been lit* Arttela I V . accordance wllb Uw. The aald certincal# an- Ion o f aald deceaMd lo b* aod appear before Tba term for which Ibl* corpora Goo abaD Court oa or bafora tb* 2lat cleared and brought to Washington, bra era Uie following deecribed proiwrt; altnated dIbla eilat ahall ba perpaloaU;, udIcm sooner dlnolea ; o f Juna, A. D. 1821, and flte ohIn Seminole Count;, I'kwlda, t»-wlt: * Jeeliooa, If an; the; have, to Die granting of •d b ; operation o f Uw. the usefulness of the certificate wil SH o f NWH o f NW H . Bee. 13. Twp. SO Arttela V. . Rknge SO R. 28 acre*. Tb# aald land being letter* of Admlnlatralluo un aald Mtafa, othercease and the secretary of state haa aueeaed Tb* ImalaeM o f tbU corporation ahall ba *1 Ihe dal* or lb* iMUtnre of aaeli wl*« th* M m * will be granted to aald A. U. roodocled b ; a Prealdanl. Vlre-l'rauldeaL a fleeK e;, or lo eoiu# other fit perron or peraona. the honor to request that it bo return­ certlftcale In lb* name o f Unknown. WITNESS m ; nam* aa Count; Judge of th* rela r; and a Treaaufer, and a Doard a f not lean Alto: Nolle* It htreb; given that A. B. ed to the department of state. aforeaald tbu tb* Hth d a ; o f M t;, A. than three, oor uiora than fit* directors, tha Fjob loin, purchaaer o f Tea Carllflral* No. 3073. number to h* flied b ; tba b;-Uws. Tba of." "Tho secretary of state alho has dated Ihe 91b d a ; ^jf June, A. 11. IR94. haa rice o f Becretar; ami Trreaurtr ma; ba bald '"RAI*) B. F. I10USII0UUBII. filed aald ceriiricafi In m ; office, and baa Tba Direct ora . Oouat; Judge. b ; oo* and lb* Mm* person. tho honor to request that all'certifi- mad# application for Ta*t Deed to leeue In ac­ 40 3 l« •ball b* alec led b ; tba atorkholdera at tic k with law. Tb# aald rartlflcato #mcntos'previously issued to tho mem­ cordance ■ nuuil mealing. All other officer* cor­ brare* Ilia following deeeribed proper!;, atln- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDRJ. pora 1Ion ahall be elected annually byofIbetb*Doard bers of staffs of missions and the em­ ■led In Hemlnol* Duunl;, Florida, to-wlt: 1AL CIRCUIT, IN AMD FOR SEMINOLE of Director#. Tbe annual mealing of thla corCOUNTY, FLORIDA— Ia CHANCERY NH o f 8KH o f *NKH O f NW H . Sec. 13. poratlou. ahall Iw held on lha fleet Monda; o f ployes thereof may be returned to tho Twp. 91 8., Rang* SO K. Tb* eald land being BILL TO REMOVE CLOUD AND RUIET TITLE lha month o f February of **cb year *( sock department." aueeeed al tb* data of tba laeuanc* of attch hour a* m a ; ba f in d b ; tba by-Uara o f tba Tsssr.rjr.jssrs Legal Advertisements Mrs. Irene Haile won her way into W. L«wti 38.00 M t* 14. IS nnd 18 .......................................... Unkniwn ................. the hearts of her audience with her Obregon M ust T. H. BAUD'S ADDITIOX TO 1AXTOBD, aa Xooordod to TU I Book X*. first song and from then on her en­ • SomtooU ( t o u t ; . ^ * Assure Safety 6 ........................................ .... JlfTT Jofild . . . . . . ____ tf tO trance was hailed with enthusiastic WllUam Dorn*It ........... « .a o **• >*' “ * ?£ :» “ ° ° » d ■ u x D r v m o x o r t a r t s o t ixcttto rb s T M . T O w x i i a r S f Jauna Sapoal ...................... 17.90 applause, nnd encores not to' bo de­ „ l A , r 0 * •• *• M to T U t Book X ^ 1, Tat* 1 « . SotoU.U oLm ty RicwST “ * . To Get Treaty , n - V71*t,t ....................... *4,00 nied .followed each number. Mra. X J. IloUr ......................... 89.80 1AX T0RD H E O H T S ADDITIOX TO BAXTORD aa t*aat*ai to T U t Book M ^ ' i r i i i i ' u . t o Ura. S. B. W oodroff •........... S4.B0 ••••• HoOe. possesses on unusual soprano ' I moiS r o f l i a t s d i Oouaty ^ ^ WASHINGTON, May 23— A*deflnJoti a W. Oc kiiml tk • a a a a a a a 4.80 » . C. I)rook voice of rich nnd vivid qualities, her ite atatement outlining the conditions 54.80 “ ........................................................ .. N. C. Tn ltef.n o .................... I * A. U l/t . . . . 00.40 dramatic interpretations were .thrill- upon which the United States would II. C. Do Boo* Z- A■ V to l ............................. RSI «0 40 i^ r . to : : v « ................................................... A. Lllj* _______ *1.80 ingfy effective nnd with a delightful extend recognition to the Obregon “ * .................................................................. Rolwrt Harmon ...................... low U rUh*r . . . . *4.80 W ** .................................................................. N. a Talllferro .................. Mr*. A. J. Dojrl* sentiment and sympathetic apprecia- government o f Mexico has been pre­ 43.40 ‘ ■"I 71 .................................................................... Robart Harmon ................... J. N. Croon, . . . . . 14.90 I tion of the mood of each song, nt onco pared for submission to President V«*U W**k* , 43.40 Unknown .............. I skillful and assured on tho technical Obregon. •This statement in tho form z ,o2 2 ? .................................... " 22.88 Unknown .......... ..... 23.30 M l* 78 *nd S3 .............................................. .. . • N. a TatRIWto .................. tide and full o f poetic feeling ex- of a memorandum, it was said lost *• S. Dlnktl ........ 38.40 . J ....................................................••••••• N .'O . Talliferro .......... . 1(8 E- B. R atliff ...-. 43.40 I quisitely expressed. She has a splen• f'* 158 .......... ......... ......................... Ur*. A. A. Oarrar .............. tM uisht, will be delivered to Obregon X A R X B A M PARK & Z10XTS, u Rooerdod U Flat Rook X*. I, Tat* 78, SamlaaU Cooaf; l i n k | did range and soars to high “ C" with | LottI* U. Paxton .......... 11.50 by George T. Summerlin, counsellor 8 ............... ............................ D I. T, McCMUad ..... “ “ 1T.80 M t 10 I the ease and clearness of a flute. Each . _ N. O. T» 111farm .................. ...... [ William DotkamI/ .......... o f tho American embassy at Mexico 51.80 ,M t• \ 4 ••••••.................................................... T • N. C. Tatllfarro .................. IAS I Unknown ...........; ............... oup of songs had its own charm 89.80 M t* S, ••• 7»nd 8 .................................................... I ft, c . Talllfarro ................... T|* City, who is expected to leave for I O. A. IUtt» ...................... £4.00 X . H. OARD XXR'S ADDITIOX TO MARKHAM TA R X HEIGHTS aa Rae*n}ad U TUt Book XA I but the beauty of her voice was heard • f ; 7- M*tw»*7 .................. 14.50 Mexico this week. Ho was sum­ 1, T a ,* SI, Samtoat* ( t o u t ; Rtcorda I l ■known ................................................. 18 SO [ * ' I to great advantage in Scott’s "Winds ............................ ........................... J ft. II. Garstr ........... IB ’ Unknown .............................. moned here a month ago by the sec­ 21.80 j 41 * ...................... klartoo F. Ballard. Joined b ; her buaband and certlflcal# In lb* nam# o f Unknown. I N. C. Talllfarro .................. M * j of the South." X T. Oor*r ...................... 4.70 M t* IS andII ................................................... next friend. Walter B. UalUrd, CompUIntnu, corporation, but m i ; be adjourned aa each by­ x ___ Unknown ................................. (JB AUo: Nolle# U bereb; given that A. E. retary o f state to give first hand in­ law* provide. I A. K. Tonal! .................. 4.SO X . H. O ARXER'S SECOXD ADDITIOX TO X A R X H A X PARK HEIORTB »* Bacordtd In Baafc va. Mrs. Ilnlle was beautifully supportBJ.)bloro, pnrehaaer of T a t Certlflcal* No. 2072, R II. H a rt ................................ Until tb* officer* alerted at th*. first annual S.IS Tli# Allamonle land. Hotel .and Navigation formation concerning tho situation (n daled tb* Slh d a ; o f June, A. IL. 1.784, ha* X*. 1, Pa** N , Roeord* o f BomlnoU Ooaat; ltd by Mrs. Madge Ward Deas, the nca.4s M U 8 and 10 .................. •................................ Company. a. Corporation, under the laws of meeting sbtll be qualified, tbe bualoeM et tba filed eald certlflrat* In m ; office, and baa p. u . nidar ........ ... ............. 8.1* ! 7. 8. Dtnkal .............. .W” corporation (hall ba conducted b ; (ba following •hat country . . 8.40 lha Stela of Florida, ttotendant. made application for T a i Deed lo leoo* In MIcompaniste. Mrs. Haile is from Pa|I. & II ilk In* ................... T.T8 officers, ----- A toww lt;r n - t Preaid,nt; R. B. Ur*. 0 *0 . n. Hart .......... 17.00 M t* 13 knd 16 .................................................. ORDER outdance with law. Bald certificate embrace# I Ur*. Ueo. D. Hart .......... Conditions for recognition, It is 17.80 FLORIDA LAXD AXD COLIX1ZATIOX CO.’ S CELEBT PLANTATIONS. BAXEOBD, FLORIDA, jUtka and has been soloist the past Il being mad# to appear lo Ibe eatUfacUoo MrNtb, Vice-President;' C.' U " Weal, b ecreu ryi the following deeeribed properl;, elluated In ki Rtcorded U Flat Book 1, F * f* 130, .Rooonli of Samtnolo (t o u t ;, U « r j B. Illmm* Head . . . . 4.30 of th* Court, from tbe return of tb* £bertff of W. II. Hrownlnf. Trrttutrr. and lb* Board or Seminole Count;. Florida, to-wlt: 7*. 7V. An(l*r .................... I rioter in the Flagler Memorial at St. understood, are practically identical Directors eball ba tb* above named officer* and -i? ' V w '.i i ; V u ...............U e o tu P. Danlal* .............................................................. 17.to 8.00 All .............................. Bemlnole Count;, Florida, made on Ibe writ of John •H o f NWH o f NEH of NW H . Sec. 18. M t 34 and H 137 o f M t S3 ...................... M ar; kf float IT wa ('vegan. Unknown ............................ 13.83 1 v T 1 “ " t Bl!n1 Ved ecu‘ iv^ authority, and the object of a All ....................a .................. " I Augustine where she is engaged until with the recommendations made to Twp. 9 ) B., Range 30 K. The aald Und being •ubpoen* leaned In..that certain cbaacer; caua* M. M. SMITH'S SUBDrVIBIOH OP PARTS O r SECTIONS **, 87. 84, AXD U , T W P .'i i 'x , R O X «* o . *». IlUhop .............. Article VI. . 8.40 now pending tn lb* Circuit Oourt, Seventh Jothat was built upon the physical o r |joint legislative Investigation, came *" ....... ......................... 3M •aaroeed at tb* dat* o f tha laauance ot auch 30 E., aa Raoordad In Flat Dook X*. I, Pa** I I , Saoordt o f SamUoU (to u t; ' Gao. II. Biakop . . . . . . . . IJte highest amount ot Indebtedne** or Ua3.80 IJune. Her stage presence is very Secretary Fall in his report st the lo t 3 ........ ................................... Tho much needed rain camo last certificate ae Unknown. (tidal Circuit o f riorlda. In and for Bemlnole b llll; to wblcb Ibl* rorpovatloo ma; at u ; ’ • J. 11. Uttto ......................... K l48 S. W, Law In Hair* . . . . the mental being to the exclusion o f here yesterday from Jacksonville and lo t 7 ....................................... 17.00 l4>' 60 ..................................................................... wherein Marlon r . Bollard and Walter I pleasing, n woman of splendid poise last session o f congress as chairman week and since then wc have had a Alao: Nolle* la bereb; given that A. E. Count;, llm* eubjert Itaelf aball ba I'orl; Tbonaand .................................................................. J. D. Hood ......................... 17.18 II. A. Oardnar .............. lo t 2 ...................................... 38.40 l-°« II. IteUard. bar husband and neat friend, are Dollar*. the spiritual and religious life. FJoliloui, purchaaer o f Taa Certificate No. 300. furnished l>ond of $5,000. In this, lo t a ............................... ................. I>*nn!t Sarrna .................. 4.80 land the necessary tempermont to of tho subcommittee of tho senate plenty. "He giveth us the rain in duo dated llie 4th d a ; o f June. A. D. 1817, haa complainants and The Altamonte land. Hotel and ’ METES AXD BOUNDS DESCRIPTIONS Art Id* V B . • , . Wilbur Porraatar ............ Miss Mabel Bowler rendered a solo Bradford county, Mr. Cntts is charged 8 IT o f to t 7 and All lo t 8 34.70 filed aald rerllflrmia In m ; office •and baa Navlgatkm Ooanpan;, ■ coriuntlon adder tb* * Tba name* and residence* o f tb* *ubeer (bets foreign relations committee, which In­ season." I make a successful singer. ‘ Tp. Rdk* Am't Tuan LpuUa Croouta ................ l S.............................................. 34.00 Uw* at tb* BUf* o f Florid*. I* defendant, herald and lb* anioanl o f stock as beetIbed are mad* apptleallon for Tat IWda lu Ueue In that was greatly appreciated, especi­ with accepting n bribe in voting for n lo Daacrlptlon o f Land Boo. Bo. R. Aorta OWNER tad Canto Unknown ............................ 11.10 lo t 0 .......................................... The green and white decorations of vestigated the Mexican question. Wm.-fitafford put down a good well accordance with law The aald Certificate am- which ault waa Instituted lo remove ctood and a* follow*, aod lb* said (hare* ar* bereb; rah58 10 SO i [•■ Baker ....................................... 14.90 n*d 330** N o f 8R ON of 8W H o f S f f l i . . Lol 10 ....................................... a l / as Miss Bowler is n former pardon for n murderer. brace* the folbw lag deeeribed proper!; allualrd quiet UtU of complainant, Marlon F. Rritard, scribed: . R«n W 860* N 830* B 00C 8 S3<y The important features of tho com­ I the stage against a background of for G. I. Ballinger tho first of the In lo Lot No. 463 of tbe Altamonte land. Hotel 17.00 Iota I. X 8. 4 and S ............ Bemiaole Count;, Florida, to-wit: ' NO SHARES alumnne afi the High school who has J. M. lloMnaon . *° l * t ...................................................... .. . 5 J: D. Hood .............................. a * lot* 8 and 0 ............................ a a a a a a 13.63 He left yesterday for Pcnsacoln, week. * «H o f NEVi af NEH o f NW H . Hec. IB. T w ^ and Navigation Oompaa;'* Flat o f Bub-IHvUloo NAME RESIDENCE flUDSCRIRBD I bamboo, palms and statuary, was a munication is said to be the Insis­ SO 30 Unknown ................................. 1 L » JoLn Rlcbartlaon- . lo t S ....................................... 14. SO All 8EU o f NEH E o f A C L R Y ........ - . . . S3 10 20 H, Rang* 30 K. S acre*. The aald Usd ba- o f l*0(U haloaglng to Slid Compan; tn Fee Ilona A* y * •’»»•«............. New York. N. Y ............Forty gained fame In solo work and it was where, according to flis nttorneyn, ho lo U , P. Roblnaon . t 0 ......................................J. I classical setting for the pretty group tence that Obregon must sign some 31.30 Dad 8W oor o f EH o f N7VH of BWV4 of Tho children nrc rejoicing that va­ Ing aaaraaed at th# data of lit* laeuanc* ot 12 nnd 13. TWp. 21 8., Rang* 28 E. and «*#•' R. B. McNab............. New York, N. Y............Forty NWH ........................................... 88 J0 30 Chan*; Raima . . . Hon* 7 and IB, Twp. 31 8.. Range 30 N . of 8.0(1 well merited praise of scholars and plans to tnnkc formal bond of $2,500 lo t 4 ............................................ rerllllcat* In lb* oaru* of Unknown. ........ * • * Vote. N. V........... Forty cation is coming after a good year of auch I of dances given by Miss Chivalctto document giving assurances that Ron E 384' N 137’ W 204’ 8 137’ . . . . P. X C room a........ 11.10 C . B . I l r r t o r .................. ... t 8 .......... ................................. Alao: Nolle* U bereb; given that A. E. FemlnoU (form erl; Orange) count;, Florida, *a W. II. nruw nlof...O viedo, rta ...................... Forty friends and former classmates bo- on a charge of peonage for which he lo T. E. Wilton . . . per plat thereof recorded lo lb* public record* Hand Drothara ........ 5.53 * H o f «W H o f NWH o f .......................... 36 19 SO lot* I and 3 ........ I Smith, a charming picture of youth as American sand their interests will work. Here’s hoping that all of them FJobloah purchaaer o f Tha Certificate Na> 348. U*• '..............Oviedo, r ia ....................... Forty 10 SO R. MtPbtraon . . . 21.30 « H o f NH Of SH of 8EH o f N W H .......... 38 3 Rlrhle Woodhrldg* . V daled Ibe lal d a ; o f Junv. A. D. 1803. baa fil­ o f Hemlnol* Count;, Florid*, to Flat Dook No. BTATE o r riAlRIDA. aaaaaaaaao •Stowed upon her nt the close of the wns indicted May 18, and nrrested Sat­ ■o«s T aad S Jibe flitted about the stage. She is a be properly safeguarded in Mexico mako their grades. M 10 SO aubpoena COUNTY OF BEMINOI.E, m : It. klrphtraon . . . 17 PO Itef SO- W o f NK ror o f NWH o f ............ lo l* S, 0 and 10 ed aaM certificate In m ; office, and haa mada I, at pag* 12, that Mid writ of linn S SO' W N SO' B 00' . could not be tarred upon (rid defendant do* 7. IL Hltfen* . . . exercises. Dr. McCaslin was the ac­ urday nt Albany, Gn. He was r e -, __ II 10 lo t 4. 0. W. (tollln *............ Elmer Tyner hns been spending a appllralloo for Taa Deed to Imo # in ictvrd' lo lb* abee nr* from Ibe B lit* of Florida for On Ibl* d a ; peraouall; appeared before roe. u I visiting school girl from Ocala. Under before the United States will consid­ 10 SO 7. I". IUkar ........ 13 33 R-ff IR2S- W and IPO* 8 of NR pornar_____ 33 offlctr du l/ autbor!i*d b j law lo admlalataf lib Uw. Tli# Mid cerllflcat* embrace* companist for Miss Bowier and Miss leased from custody nt Albany nfterjj^J J Run E ion* (I , 10* W ion* N 4 7 0 * .,., William Jonat . . . 17.00 the direction of Mrs. R. L. Peck tho er the resumption of formal relations c°uple of weeks with friends and "rel­ the followln* deecribed proper!;, tltuated lo more than alt month* teat peat before tb* Is­ Mtb* tod 10 Ilk* tckoowledgmtnt, 0. L. West, Unknown .......... .. suance of arid w ill of *11 Kent# tod officer* •nd W. II. Drowning, wall known to me, end Jama* 1*0111 ........ Semloole Count;, Florida, to-wlt: 38.10 Ha* B «r W o f E H MUa Po*t .........'.. . 30 10 30 five citiienB had signed his bond, and, * Sarn Mardrc for the sor^gs. I ushers, deserve much credit for the or- with that country. If such assur­ atives at Wayaide near Macon, Ga. Ron W 4CO* B 330* E 400* N 330 ........ 7. P. Ilakar ........ known lo me to be two o f tb* persona who a t17.00 8H Mra. E. 1). Vaughan BEH of NWH o f N W H . Fee. 16, Twp. 30 8. or lb* Mid dafendsnt corporation: Now, Therefore; It I* idjujgvd, ordered and *eut*d lb* foregoing charter u d who rubecribed Em il; Hick* .......... The following program was ren­ permitted to proceed on his way to j j«| » 17.00 Raf 100* W o f NEH of 8H o f NWH He left on tho 12th, going through Ilange 30 K. 10 a m * . Tti* Mid Und twlng |d«rly manner in which the audience, ances are given, it is believed that decreed that th* u ld defendant, Tba Altamonte tha m m , and tba; m varsity acknowledged baAbo illtk * .............. o f NEH o f 8HH o f .............................. 38 18 30 Lot 0 10.25 eeaaed a t’ tha data o f tha Uaaaoca o f auch Jacksonville. dered: j unusually large, was seated. Land. Hqlcl tad Navigation Com pan;. Its *uc- fora ma that tha/ ai ecu tad and autweribed tha Ran B 330' W 100* N S30* E 100* (la** Joacpbln* Dtioo . 1X80 Lol* 8 * q«| Henry P. Fletcher, under secretary of first with a friend to Chattanooga. , rtlflcato to tba name o f Unknown. Prank Drown ........ • So far as known, Mr. Catts ‘came W H Lot 10. . . . 6 00 AUo: Nsttca la bereb; given that A. E. rembr* nnd taslgna do appear ta tb* Mil at pi m iii L ' U>* "*** ,o 4 P*n>ueee tberata axMarch. . S. A. Hontton . . . . . . The Congregational Men's Brother­ • -The program: • complaint, herein flted, on oc 'bafora tba Rate state, who was amb&sscdor to Mex­ Rad 130* W o f NE oor o f N W U o f ! . ' ! ! ! ! 30 10 30 Unknown ................ 8 00 FJob him. purchaaer of Tax Certificate No. 301, l o l 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lott Kr.lfht .......... hood dub held another basket plgnlc dated the 4lh d a ; o f Jaoa. A. D. 1817, haa d a ; la Jan*. A. D. 1831. o f Mid Oourt, and WIIimm m ; hand and offlct*! Mai at Oviedo, Ran 8 90* W CV N M ' R * V . . . . . . . . Hymn, “ Come Thou Almighty here unaccompanied. During his stay lo t* 4 **8 5 .................. 8.53 ,P*bna; l i t e m . . . . . . ico for a time under tho Wilson ad­ Unknown *................. 10 30 L—Militnry March Qp. 61—No. 1 4.80 Itef BE oor o f NW H of NHH ...................... 36 filed eald cartlflcate to m ; offlea and haa maka defence thereto, or a decree pro conftaao Bemtnol* Unint;. Flolrda. ibU tba 80th da; ijr a f . he wns tho guest of his local attor­ lo t 0 .................................. Thursday afternoon and evening at mad* King," Congregation. April. A. D. 1831. linn E 63.3* N to A. C. L R ;. N W I; j . ii. w h ii* .................. .application for T i l tweda lo laau* In ac- •ball ba entered *g*tn*t It. 8.12 lo t 8 ................................v ministration until he resigned because • • ...............—..... ...... . Schubert ney. He hnd spent Inst night at the It I* farther ordered tbit this order (ball be O il* Hall .............. (SEAL) THEO. AULIN, • ■loOd R ; 10 pt N o f hag thanra 8 . to Crystal Lake, the purpose being to conlaor* with Uw. Tb* Mid cerllfkcal* am8.43 lot* 0 *Dil 10 ................ . Invocation, Dr. Brownlee. of disapproval of that administra­ Unknown .................. Justice Peace, 3rd DUtrlcL la*. Alto that part o f EH ° f 8EH of brace* |b* following described propert; altuel- published In tb* Sanford Herald, a newspaper S.I3 lot* 8 *n<] 10 .............. Lillian Shinholser . homo of his brother-in-law in Jack­ build a diving tower and spring board ed la FeuHnoU Count;, Florida, to-wlt: published In ■mlnol* C ou nt;,. Florida, opca a . 8cripture, Dr. Geo. nymnn. 7. N. rronma . . . - . _ Bemlnole Count;. Florida. NWH or NEH l;ln r H o f R ; (lara tag 11.03 lo l I .................................. tion’s policy toward Mexico, will be Florence Henry Jamra Potti .......... 3H3* N o f iw oor o f .................................. 38 JO 80 I0.C0 SH o f NEH or NEH -I Fee. 10. Twp. 30 f l . week for four conaecotlr* weeks prior lo lb* HTATR OF NEW YORK. and also a few benches and tables for TTymn, "All TTnll the Power of sonville, and his nttitude of silence re­ lo t 0 ................................ CO U N TY O F NEW YORK. M.: first M ood s; In June, A. D. 1831. lla til* Turner . . . . Run E 118.8' N to It; N W I; along I I 10 80 K. 91 scree. The Mid Und being W 60" o f K 58* of lo t 0 . . 2-—Toccatelle — ..... Dupont desibnated to represent the United the lunches and picnic held at this ■Range garding his indictment^ wns not lo I>nda and ordered In chamber* at IteLand, On Ibl* da; per*oo*ll; appeared before me, Unknown.................... •aroeed at tbe dat* o f Ihe lasnanre of each 3 43 f l ; to pt N of tag. 8 to ta * .......... Garlmda O. H a r t ............. ***• Jesus’ Nome," Congregation. t 10 .............................. Hart Florida, thla 2lat d a ; of April. A. D. 1631. States In drafting a treaty. an orricer dul; authorised b; Uw to administer Jimaa Jarkaoa . . 11.10 llag dVS U and 23' N of HE oor o f NWH In Ibe n*me of Unknown. Emily Bailey changed here. Beyond the fact that lo t* I. 2. 3. 4 and 3 ___ popular place. An invitation was ex­ certificate Mlb* and to tak* acknowledgment, A. W . A. 0 . CAMPBELL, D. L. Pol ta .......... Bacealauronte Sermon, Dr. Paul to. on AUo: Notice U berth; given that A. R. o f NEH ................................................. 38 18 SO l o l 7 ................................ Tho communication which Mr. Sum­ Fraat. John Cretan and R. 8. McNtb, knows to • ■ —Octave Marche (Hungarian) he told his bondsmen in Albany, Gn., Jodg* pro bac vice, lion. J m . W lllh ; Richard ion Run E 70* N 313* W 70* 8 313* lo 0.40 tended to Upsola and Grapeville also sjublotn, purchaaer of T a i ftertlflcala No. 33<a, Burhans. EH o f lo t 8 .................. m ate katwn to ba thraa ef the peraona daW. Parkin*. Inrap*cltat*d. Marlin S p irt; . . . . tag .................................................................. 4.80 Jaorga D. Hart merlin will delived to General Ob­ but on account of tho rain not many, dated Ibe (Kb d a ; o f June, A. D. I860, haa GEO. G. HERRING, that ho hnd been in British Columkin, W H o f l o t 0 .................. • ----------Kowalski •rrttod la and who •i ecuIed tba foregntag I.lxile L*wl* .......... filed Mid carlinral* In n ; office, and baa 14.90 Rag 132* 8 o f NW oor of SW H o f 8W H Solo, Miss Mabel Bowler. lo t* 7 «nd 8 ...................... chartar ao«j wbo* ralarrlbtd tba aama, 4*4 tba/ Solicitor tor CotnpUlnaiU. 37-31 e regon contains nothing which can ventured but and as the work could mad* application for T a i Deed lo Issue In ae. 7. P. Dakar .......... nothing could be learned of his where­ NH lo t 4 ........................ Mae Holly 11.10 o f NEH ...................................................... 38 18 30 M verall; acknowledged bafora ma (hat they Benediction, Dr. S. W. Walker. I - C. William* . . . . 11.10 Run 8 1ST E 813' N 1ST W 313’ .......... pordanc* with Uw. Said certificate embrace* 1. IV. Prnnlngtoo Justify its being characterized as not be quito finished a number went tba follow laf described propert; altnated to •—Thou’rt Like Unto a Flower abouts since his indictment here May « H Lot 10 ...................... •i eculed gag lutwrrlbad lha Mm a tor tte Add!* Darla .......... 6.83 Rag i t NB p t . o f lo t. Union Aa* and H o n o r OF ELECTION ' l o t 9 .................................. Unknown .......... • • • • • t n 3.03 8th. ‘ . , rkapm m A m run E l; oa Union am . an ultimatum, but, it is understood, up Friday to complete it. This will Hemlnol* Count;. Florida, to-wilt lo t 0 tn eoanpUsnca with lha pr»rialooa o f Chap­ ••••••••« to *wltn i • X iT ---------------— — ~ Rubinstein I have hereunto Mt Unknown .................. 2. CO 290*. NEI; nt rlgkt angle* to M k * Mon­ AH Of NBH Of NKH o f HWH * "K H of ter 4878. U w * o f Florida, notice la bereb; giv­ htnd .n d ofn dwhereof PHOSPHATE IN FLORIDA .. ! - t 0 .............................................. A l M tl at N#w York CH j. the Mexican executive will be left In It In believed thnt Mr. Catts will 14)t W. D. Walton The Lark ............. — Rubinstein IS 83 add much to the attractiveness of the NHH or FW H. Bed. 16. Twp. 30 8.. Rang* 80 ro*, W l; along Ukt abort to Chapman 1 * en thnt an election ha* bran ordered to ha 0 *••••••••••••• ••••••••a* Unknown IS a m * . Tba aald land being a........(J at held and lha earn* will ha bald to Spec 1*1 Tag of*Apr(L S t i f f T0,k‘ *“ • ^ 3 03 A t*. S I; along E aid* o f aim* to 82 PER CENT OF OUTPUT face the Federal charge first, and re­ lo t 8 . . a . . . . . . . . . . . . no doubt as to the determination of placo and it is hoped that those who E. ,,U ‘ ^ Mra. Haile D. W . ntrndca . . . . tha data o f tba Ueusnra ot sack certificate to Fchool District No. fl, (Laka Monrna), Hemlnol* 6.83 ba*.............................................. 30 10 31 * lohn knaaatl I . . . . 323.48 EH o f lota I, 3 *D <J 9 (SEAL) . ' HERBERT DRI008, , DURING PAST YEAR ports from Pensacola were to the ef­ All o f Lot* 4 and 8 . "— Impromptu ------ Hugo Rheinhold the American administration to see go thoro, will try and take care of the th# aama o f E. 0. Warren. A SUB DIVISION OP SEC. I1 ..T W P . 18, RAMOE 31 OP LANDS BELOXODtO TO JOHN DODO, O m n i;. Florid*, on Monde;, Jon* nth, 1831, lor Notary PnbUe, King* Oounly, Unknown ........ Alao: Notlcw la berah; given that A. B. tba purpose af determining wba aball ba traaH. B. LOBD AMD K. DEAXE, a . Raoordad to TUt Btok X *. X Tag* «. i King* Count; Cterk'a Na. 838. fect thnt a special session o f courl; lo t 1 ............................ that American interests are not in­ property and not abuse it. Margaret Zachery Unknown . , . . flJobtea, purchaaer o f T a i O rllftra to Na. 338. lea Racarda o f SamlaaU ( t o u t ; , j , . ' m ui kw* •■ hi umii 1(1 iur inv p v ii guiirau* o f tha arid dtetrlct for tha nett eucceedlo t 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . King* O m n i; Register'* No. 83IT. Unknown ........ tba lib d a ; o f Jnoa. A. I). 1608, baa flted I TAMPA, May 23.— Florida ^was re­ would be called for this purpose. Spe­ lo t 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • •••••• •••••*•,•*a, , * • , , , , • • M t 0 and 8 TV o f M t 11 ............................ • John W l l x , ......................... S1JB •<—Saltnrclle ______ L«ck definitely discriminated against. It Ing 'two• yeurn,' the number o f ---------mill* of dis­ • • * and-----------------“ Grapevilio got pretty badly hit by datad N*w York County Clark’ * No- 478 J. M. Hall . . . aald cartlftcato In m ; office and haa mad* ap­ trict acfaonl tut lo be levied and collected for COTTAOE HILL, aa Racordad In Plat Book Ha. S’, Pag* 17. R e c t o * a f M b o l i ( t e a l; , , New York Cb. Uagt*ter*a No.* B ill. sponsible for 82 per cent of the coun­ cifically, the Federal indictment set lo l* 8 and 7 ............ Unknown . . . , Sara Wheelias plication fbr Tax IWed to laao* In accordance r*rb o f It* raid year*. is said to have been prepared not tho storm lost Wednesday at 3:30. Oot M t l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ■ Unknoww ........... •*». * .......................... with law, Tba Mid rartlflcato embraces tha J. P. lu k tr . Th* following named are appulnled lo act a* w ' 3 ' 30‘ , m try’s phosphate output In 1020 and In­ forth that Mr. Cntts voted for par­ Jot 7 .......................... 7— Varsc Caprice -------Grodski only with the konwledge of Secre­ Two storms or a tornado seemed to fallowing deecribed prhpert; s llu le d In Beml I** V°‘ ......... ............... ........*.* 7* K ................ Unknown •........ M ta 3 .to 26 In*............ ..................................... • (1, w . ctook ............ 7.31 Inspector* and clerk al Ihe preclacts named, Attorn*; for Incerporaton, ’ , 6 aafaaaaaaaaaaa 8. W. Mwln Dole Count/, Florida, to-wlt: • ' cidentally production for the state ex­ dons in favor of two negroes, Ed. •^1 Hair, . * Ruby Hart Wilkin Mkl Special Tat flfbool D litrld, to M l M u 33 lo 43 tne.......................*..................... 11. W. took . T ; .................. 4 X tary Fall, but in the collaboration meet here as the wind blew .from all lo t 7 Baafovd, FU. * g /A to Haiti* Wilton NEH o f HWH o f SW H o f N W H . ■*«. 16, Mid *teclluo. M u 40 lo S4 Ine .............................................. O. W . (took ......................... •• ceeded that o f any previous year Brokn and John Henry Rodgers, serv­ to t 0 .......................... directions. Not very serious damago Twp. 30 S. Ilange 30 E. ! H acre*. Tb* Mid * Aria—Un Bel Di (Madam with him. J. U. Hall •. Prarinrt ..A. 2.- (la k e Mmroe)—Tba*. Dell. NOTICE OT ATTLICATIOH TOE TA X DXXD (Signed) ALFRED FORTE II. , » H o f NH o f Lot 7 •* • * • • • • • , a Unknown . . . . land being naaeeeed at tha data a f tha laanance D. X Lake and U II. Mann. Inspector* and B. Undar Bm Ui i 47| *f tka Oaaaral BUtatoa a f while tho total value also established ing sentences in the stato penitentiary lo t 14 ........................ . Hutterfly)----------------------Puccini 3T-3le T » « Collector. C tl/ o f Buford. Among the conditions set forth are: was done but It will toko us some time o f nuch certificate In tb* name o f Unknown. R. II. Do ala . tk# |U U i f Florid* ■lafford, clerk. t * a new record. Recovery o f the Indus­ and thnt representatives of the form lo II. A. Garrard U n lm Mid cerliflrnlM thnll be redeemed ac­ 0 . Mrs. Haile Precinct No. 4 I Paul*)—A. Mlncbew. F. A. Notlca U bereb; given that Fred T . W illiam. Elimination o f those provisions o f to clear up tho wreckage. Wo are all cording A. 0. MARTIN'S ADDITIOX TO t h e ’ TOWX OT SANFORD u Boo*,d,V to Uw Tag Deed* will lasu* thereon on Johnson, George Bmllb, Inspeclor* and A. V. P•r«k«M , o f T * t Certificate No. 103, datte t t e U Plat Book Mo. 1, ¥— Little Folk G ro u p try from the depression resulting from cr governor met the negroes upon Tag* 04, Sami sola ( t o u t ; Record, article 27 of the Mexican constitu­ so thankful no lives were lost. Mr. Ibe 4th d a / o f Jane, A. D. 1831. McGuInn, clerk. 8 ,k .2»F •( J o l;. A. P, 1818,- b u flted Mid FREE RANGE HULL Stafford, who wai putting down a W llnean tn/ official alma Inr* aod M il thU It to further ordered that' thla notice he certlflrato In toy o ljlr* . and bat mad* gppllthe world war wns Indicated by the their release nnd took them to his • (1) Curious Story ....._______ tion relating to the nationallzatloif t T d c M i i - i - i i i i m o i TO u i . , . > 0 „ Z J Z the 38th d a ; of A|Wtl, A. I>. 1631. published In tb* flanfurd Herald, a newspaper ration for tag date to laau* in accord an re with WRECKS TRAIN AND Samlaal* ( t o u t / Raoorda ' marked Increaso in the output of both Walton county fnrm, where they are (BEAL) E. A. DOL'OLARS. ------------------ Stephen Heller of the sub-soil rights insofar os they well for Barney Beck where they are published In Hemlnol* Count;, but without told “ »• , Hald certlflcal* embrace* the fiDgnlng M t* B, 8 u d T •• M M f | | l 4 4 * , t * t COSTS TWO LIVES Clark Clfruit Oourt, district, llwra being no newspaper published J^CTlhed prapert; alluated to Bemtoete county, V. O. Huion ............... alleged to havo been held in peonage. M l 10 ................ 10X80 pebble and rock phosphate. Marguerite Garner •••• ••• •a effect the tenure o f land to which building a new. cottage, was thrown Hemlnol* Count/, Fla. within Mid dlsirlcl, for a period o f lime u Flortda. to-wlt: Mr*. M. L. Wright 28.40 Mt 3 ••••••••••aa Reports from Albany quoted him as 37 Ole D ; V. M. D0U0LA3S, D. 0 . against the edge o f a door end had raqairad by h w , (2) Shower o f Stars--------Wachs title was obtained prior to the adop­ , NH o f BhH o f NEH o f SXH. te c. 33. Twp. J. I*. Dakar ............ Total shipments from Florida dur­ 28.40 Ml S • * a -« a a * a a * * a (a * * t|,f(,* ,|,,,,,( IM , „ I>oo# *n.l ordered b ; lha Board o f ru tile In- 18 8., Range 30 X 8 acre*. T. E. Wllaoo ........ 34.60 saying the negroes had been paid $10 JACKSONVILLE, May 19.—Engin­ his ear cut in two so that Dr. Mar” • * • tf* •••• # e ••••••«%•■•« *aaa * •*»••*****» * 13 ing the year amounted to 3,369,284 110 r Pc* rl Robson tion of the constitution of 1017. The Mid U t e being *MM*»d It tb* date at NOTICE or ATPUCATION TOR T A X DXXDS atrue (ton fur Hemlnul* Count), Florida, to regu­ ItoM bag 100* B o f BW tor, ran N lar area Ion, al Hanford. Florida, Tuesday, May eer E. A. Rogers of Savannah, Ga., ahall had to put a number of stitches UMDXa SECTION S7S, OENXRAL STAY. » * ^ * « * . ot such certlflcnla to tha nam* I ot Love— No. 8___U oit long tons as compared with 1,660,200 a month, well clothed and fed. l i r B BO1 8 l i r W SO* to b a g .... Eliminatioin o f the provisions 2fd* 1921* ot U. O. O eateaw . UateM Mid certificate a te ll Prank Hatch ., UTSS or THE STATS or FLORIDA ' in it. One of these negroes testified at •• ** ■ • • • • % • • • • • • • • • • • • • , • • # • , • • * * , , , * , , 12 21.00 received barns from which later he I n ,"*** Fannie Reba Munson (■ ■ al) a r . iia r r is o n , be redeemed according to law tag date will to- . , tons in 1010 or more than double. The R. D. Ilarboor which deprive Americans o f the right Notice In berth; glean that 0 . O. Wolcott 8.40 Mt 3 . IS Chairman. ana tbaraon oo tte 41b day o f Juna, A. D. 1801. R. MrIliaraon I ( " “Quartette— HU heavy well driving outfit was pnrrhneer o f T a t Certlflcnla No. 3330, datad tha Attoati Fircmah George Henry, negro, • • • * **,*.■ 28.40 died. year 1018 is referred to as the1previ­ tho hearings of the Joint legislative Hag nt a point on B Una o f Pin* Am 88.8 to diplomatic appeal in cases where WltaaM m ; official signature rad aanl thin d a ; o f Jane. A. a ISM. baa flted Mid catJj o f BW tomar ......................................... jg picked up and turned bottom side up 7th T . TV LAWTON. „ o f Savannah, Ga., was killed Instantly tba 80th d a ; o f April. A. D. 1881. tlfleata la m ; office, and baa mada appllca. ous "peak" year with a total produc­ committee in Tallahassee, which un­ property is acquired. H u N 68.r E 60.7’ to Pamp Rranth flecrelary. 88 l i t (SEAL) B. A. DOUGLASS, Ilaa far to* (toed to laaoa la accordancw with der a Joint resolution is investigating and the derrick was thrown down. and four others received slight in­ tkao** 8 W I; IIS.8* taaaanrad at right tion o f 2,545,276 long tons'*which was Clark Circuit Court. Uw. Hold certificate embrace* lha following Modification o f the provisions 'Em Crazy, Runs angle, to roarth SI. tittndad tkasa* angle* lo Fourth St. tktandod tkanao "rumors" that the former governor The men Tan for the house where Xs Circuit Oourt. Bevaatk Judicial Olreult, .... _ _ Beml note County. Tin. juries when the engine and three —_ . ^ 7 8 . 8 ‘ U k a g j j . .............. ................... Vetoed at $9,563,084. The value of ,M“ U4 0»W<F. which prevent Americans acquiring **-*'«___________ lly V. M. P OUULA88. D. g taala Oauaty, Jlarlda.— lu C baicer;. Kills ’Em Quick received money to infipenco his de­ REAVE S ADDITIOX TO BAXTORD u Ma* A. F. Westerdick and his helper were . Idil is, Mldwa;a add to Ovtodo. Tha aald cars o f Seaboard Air Line passenger tha 1020 production was $10,464,862. and owning property within certain but the tornado picked it up and set 7*od NOTICE o y ATTUOATIOV TOE T A X DEED cision in matters o f pardons, appoint­ bring aaaaaaU at tba data at tha Imntac* train No. 1 overturned at White Oak, PHPEE SECTION 47k OENERAL STAYThe pebble variety, which is the sonee. along the Mexican coasts and it down o ff the brick foundation. As o f nuch cartlflcata la tha nam* o f Odd Taltewa: T O R Z O L o a u R x -iN o n o E o r x a s t r x 'B oat .r ................................ * n nan rr w igh t . . • • * t « i , , , , , M_>| .OTEE. LAWS O # FLORIDA ment pt state officers and other al­ Not lea U bereb; gtvVn that O. 0 . , 2 J ............ ...............................2 X W . Herndon Fla., eighty miles south o f Savan­ • • • * • % % * t a * * -output o f the South Florida mines, • M M » * I » .M * M ,,,,M ,,,# m |P • JJ^ MhI^international boundaries. u •,*r*bT «•»“ " “ I J. X La tog,, purleged misconduct. The committee has | ™ *• * only half the roof was on it was in • Wolcott, purchaaer o f Tag ('artifice!# No. 344. II. W . Barr. ifempUlaaat, .. MOSQUITOES, •••••••e * « s e of City Tn* O rtlflca ta No. 1ST, dated nah, early last night « • * > “ •.»«> * f l a u . A. D. ISIS, haa fliod led to quantity and value in 1020 with •• • o , a , . , , , ra. AU n w ^ u .........................................................r * **• 7*w »» . . . Assurance that article 83 o f the con­ ot April, A,, a 1818, tea flted arid been holding its hearings for'several {V i a*0*1! ....................................................................... .U 4 I bad aha^e for such a storm. It has n. W . Iltrodoa • • • « « , , , , , e! t 1-n 7 , u u **F o fflca. and I m mada Clara Moore sad her husband. A. 0 . Moore, Dm certlflrato to m ; office, a te haa mada applica­ •Flies, Roaches, Ante, B*d Ba**, The injured received medical at­ 2,056,182 tone valued at $14,784,620. • woeks and no indication is forthcom­ •PpHcaiton for tag dawl ta laaaa la nmrdoM w stitution providing for the expulsion already been Jacked up again. fondant* ••••• byte*, Body, Lice and all Inaeeta t e ? ttaMuat <^ . lo necerdance wltk trith tow. Said certificate embrace* tba top «. T lo r . e v u m e io i w m o c ' - V m xlloxthI ? u u t u » to tention at' a hotel in White Oak. *y«B, a dear skin and ■ NOTICE tew. Bald certificate embrace* tha fallowing The total production o f the state ing as to when it will report its find­ of "pernicious foreigners" will not P »rito«; (Heated to Beailnote P oop old M n. CUrk lost.nearly all ta hart by given, that f, K. F. 11 one holder. Spec­ POSITIVELY GUARANTEED M g N. X oomar M t 43 ran W ^ ' ^ * s E T V r 1. pr^ * r ,F ■lHulte to temtoote fou n t?. Jody full o f youth and health may t;. Florida, t».w lt! According to announcement of the ilnce the Industry began In 1888 is ings. be applied to Americans without the the roof o ff her kitchen and Mr. O flU •• TteNlll I t e 8. Illock 8 . Tier n. « t r o f U»t R M ldw s; near Ovledn. Tha Mid toad ial Mm ter In th* above entitled m il, aOder and I Foura if you will keep your 8.70 local Seaboard officers the train run­ M iforda FU. Tb# M b! Und k l i | i m m ! at by virtue o f that certain decree heretofore on Sold Everywhere m i 43 i w - n w h o f 43, u d , *u m « 4d . V p . u L ^ being uatawO at tha data o f lha laauance of estimated at approximately 40,240,000 filing o f charges end are opportunity Krell'a waa also ripped o ff some and Both houses of the legislature now 43.40 March 38(b, 1631, entered in tba above aald tha data a f tba lamaace o f a»ch rertlflcaia In ___ - * • * a a a a a O • a a a a a • o a o o • • • * * • • a * • * a • Y f l A Y fa rn ilto i |«7«tem in order by taking ^ of Hoc ton. ■ba name o f D. n . Jonea. • tons with a value of $158,818,000. King Chemical O n, Pelham, Cx 51.80 ning at a moderate rate o f speed, o f a fair trial. * , in biennial session have reinstated M U some on Mr. Tyner’s porch. Four of *£•• N<,"5 * u h m b ; given U at O. al. N it. win oa Uw 8th d a ; ot Jam . A. D. 18*1, “ • ^ "• * »•* 7. Tag* l i V m i l i r ^ ' - R M o r d , * J *•'»«• M teraby glran U at J. . B. ctortog tb# local buura o f pate, at tba Rent • • • • o « * * o » t o ,,• • * *• • • * • • ,* • • ,, 1 $ hit a bull, causing the derailmentA P .YTb^“ f 5^ 7 , 1 Dartlflenla No. 441, Of the total shlpmenta in 1020 ap­ numerous officers relieved by the for­ J Modification o f the prbvislons gov­ our big oaks were blown down and For tale by J. T. Allen, W. 9 Certificate No. • °.f .T * *i Cenlfiesta • 696 6 , , , , , , s,••«•,,••••,,,•,••,,, 29 lha 3rd d a ; o f June, A. fl. 18IS, ha* filed door o f tba Oiurt 11oaaa to Sanford,' Florida, *•“ tot d M •* April, ‘ Ik. — - , te a The engine, a mail car end two ex L A. isiE 4te highest bidder for cate the feltewtog proximately 1,275,000 tons was ship* mer governor. At least $20,000 j has f ? * F * 4 k la m ; offlea, and baa mada ap. erning religious worship in such peach trees damaged besides a num­ Tyler, Dart * Tayler, J*®flted aald certificate to my office, a te ten tot ta . deed to Uao. I . , £ S * £ *—frihed prapert;. lying t t e being to Bern)* pres* ca n overturned. , ............................ ......... 41 John R o im II m aw ■ *48 appllratten for la* deed t o -----------------ped by rater through the port o f been voted as reimbursement to the ■w S xiJ xb* b m note Count;. Florida, to-w|t: to ten * tn accordmanner that American clergy shell ber o f tin sheds. But all in all we w --------------------------— iu tow. Said , w icertificate , m i ( i * ambrice* tha fallow. Pott, Mrs. O. A. Bryant L o g ­ > • * , Raid cartlflcate amhnraa tte Lot a ll (8) and lha Booth thirty (10) fw t at ! * y -------— •► wall: ^ •‘ I • The train was en route from Wash Tampx • various men fo r the salaries they lost P 1? J . * ^ . 6 ,| m m ,M M M 4 „ , ****** ***** have the right to exercise the func­ feel it might have been worse. wood, F ix ; Wight Grocery Co, . 5 * ^ 2 2 ! pw pw ty *1tolled to Oeml-n • • .. iJ 1 »• Bat. 10, Twp. El R , Bang* !»»••*• ,8 >. rt. W . B a n 's Brat addition U aria raunly, * O s o m f W ,toa* tL r terId*, to-wlt: Lat 8, Black X V lngton to Florida points. * ( a (| i f xtoil M V i * ? " • * * ,• * ,,« ,, 4.80 * J ',. T> V »* W U te being *J--------.St . Urn ^ „data „ 4 \ I*N I | | N while under, euspenslon.. Mr. Catte’ tions usual In their denominations. and all leading druggists ana “ — °*.. *71; a f Banford. Fl*. Tha aald tote CRLRRT AVXXUX ‘ A iiD m O X u B a t o to t o u A l r S t o ' x ^ ' V / ' t ^ . ' m i ? cures Bilious Fever. ’ S ItoteS T ?^ «* « - « “ **, , l —a •» t t e data a f tha lamancu a f term of office expired Jen;. 8 last. It also Is suggested that the-two 8UGAR 5C PER LB. grocery stores.,/ . . rack certificate to Ua aama a f W. U. Durham. r ia o d a r d n m a d y (o r k id n e y , UateM Mid oartlftcatM ahall ha radaamte »ekills pain. . With every dollar’s worth of gro­ *** M * v .......... ... ......................... .....................A \£- A. Nani ............................ governments agree to the creation Lateaa m UI certlflrat** aball ba ndranud mm. to par tar taa*. ■ . Ui date, will taraa ttoraou * : a n d a r k a d d t r o a b l a x th e Wflite to UWtoatete Win ZaH Z ZZ m !*• V. HbUBIIOLDER, o f a mixed court for the adpudkatlon ceries. You buy ftom us. You gel 'T**** Bar ef Jama. A. D. 1831. ^ o l U k a o d . W x l o o a . t i n e ’ ^ °* A- a « « 7 mr .•nfctal rtgratara am* — t iu. ’ A l l d ru g g to to , I h f * sto to . . tey officia l sign*f*re and teal thin of claims. * one pound o f best granulated sugar 7 » 7 f f t Bar at May, A. D. 1BSI. BCH8LLE MAINER, .’ T * * * ' “ MMf* , Vfert/f ~ r, , <vji / ’ i", / . . -.*j** ' * • • • (SSAL) . . . • • . . . BoUclhw tor (templalMnt 884te ---------------------- :--------------------------------------------------------------------* A DOUdLAM, V * •- tV n V r-'.rU n iV ff.. •v . >. * A > GTatoll a Y r r l X l ’ fr °* “ *»• A °* im u ' M for 6c. Cates Orate Co. Phone 181. (SEAL) X A. D0U0LA88, CUrk Circuit Ctert. ♦‘Um A-IT-OFF’’— ENER' • , Clark '•*--*- < -I. . . j . 'A U * k .L :fc 1< . ' _ 40-tfe Iitvfii**-. ' . ■' ".% * .;* : * ■ S-'i I ' K f i M *T T. k C D o c o u u S T 'f t ^ I " H « f l 4 - I T - 0 r F " — E N E R G I Z E — N O W . I to c.p a .t if.'n ‘ii *'V V; • , .. *i :: ,*AV CATTS MAKES Bonds f o r TWO CHARGES 88 * •1- ' rzv NOTICE OF APPLICATION OT TA X DXXD Umdn S*ettea 171 a f U « 0 *m t *1 SUtmtea at tte State at Tterid* Notice la barab; (Iran that n * o r ; Fatah, purchaaar o f Ta* Certificate N*. 408. dated th« 3*8 d a ; af J o l/, A. D. ISIS, has Hted Mid certin c a u la m ; offlea. and ha* mad* application for ta i deed to lean* to accordance with law. Said can Iflea ta embrace* the followln* daacrlb•d pcopert; tltuated to Sen loo la Count;, rioHda. to-wlt: W H ot NWH at NW H . Bac. S L .T w p 21 X . Oaar* S3. 30 a m * . . . T'** MlJ u *d be la* aw eaned s t tb* date o f th* l«o*n ca o f each certificate U tb* nam« at John L. Dranch. Units* Mid cortlHcato ahall b* redeemed accordln* to Uw ta t deed will H(berron on th* 4th d a ; o f Jon*. A. D. 1831. Wltoasa m ; official alfaatara aad Mai Uita lb# 38th d a ; of April. A. D. 1831. (8BAI-) B. A. DOUGLASS. • Clark Urcnlt I t o t l, ___ Semlnol# Donat;, Via. *7-61* n ; A. U. WEEKS. D. V. TfOTIOX OT INTENT ION T O A T T t Y FOX L E T­ TERS TATXNT NOTICE to X an te ftM * that w*. tha •»■ d*reigned, w ill m ate apuBcntton to t t e Oa*. •nar a f tha Stato a f r torida, at Tillahaaaa*. riortda, on tha lis t d a / a f M aj, A. D. 1831. far iZWV? *o ba laauad to OVIEDO FRUIT COMTANY under tba faltowlag propm*d artto<B; TR* Sm cla U I Praaa) >*• o f Incorporation. A . W . FB09T, . ARCADIA, May 23. —- Sergeant R. f l . McNAII. * Kristian Brevard, Carlsirom Field, (a) Drink to Me Only With Thine It was with the deepest interest that JOHN CREGAN, WASHINGTON, May 20.—The charged as accessory in killing Fred • Eyex f W . H. BROWN1NO. tbe large audience gathered at the __________ _ C L. WEET. (b) The Chant • State Depadtment has taken addition­ Pitta at Punta Gorda recently, has jQgfa School Auditorium Friday evenARTICLES OT DrOOETORATtO* W *. th* a*d*r*!g»*d. bereb/ aaaoclato ampCurtis Rarber, John G. Mus- al steps to guard more closely the been delivered to the military officials ^ ,nd listened to the program given Mlvaa together tat tba parpoaa of forming u d only avenue by which alcoholic li­ bacomlag * corporation under tha tow* at tt e aon, Newton E. Lovell, Chas. the piano pupils of M n . Fannie by DeSota county sheriff. Brevard Stato at Florida, aad da bereb; adopt, declare quors for beverages purposes can en­ T. Henderson. , gtembridge Munson, assisted by Mrs. and enbacrlba tha fallowing aa tba Artlctea at was on furlough and was arrested in oat Incorporation. ter tho United States. (Julia Laing, Piano) * Iitse Haile, soprano; Mrs. R. R. Deas, Jacksonville last week by civil au­ Arttela X In a communication to beads of Tha nemo a f this Corporation ahall ba OVIEDO jeeompanisL and the High Schoo 12 Concert W oltx-op. 7—Newlond thorities who refused to deliver him FRUIT COMPANY aad It* principal placa at embassies and legations, tho depart­ Agnes Perritt -atrtette, the latter under the direcboatoaan ahall ba at Oviedo, 8amtool* co u n t;. the military authoritiex Military ment outlined the issuance u d use of Florida, bat It m a ; aatabiteh ether pla*M a f NOTICE OT XXTXXTIOX TO APTLY TOR 13— Hungarian Dance—No. 7..Brohms {jon of Harold Bache. previously had refused to deliver him ••■Inaaa to tha State a f Florida, ar an; othar CHARTER certificates by which members or Stato to tha Ualtad SUtoa a f Amarlcm whara OT Madeline Mallam Under the direction of M n . Munson necuaMrr and toavanleat; provided that SANFORD ROD * OCX CLUB. eroftLoyts-ekn obtain liquor shipments, to the county fo r trial in civil court Maxurka Caprice—Op. 185_ go annual May recital ia always i 14— — * T ru ck offlea ar ptoca af teatemas ah an ba and conflict over Jurisdiction arose. Nolle* |a bereb; glean. That w*. th* aaamendment of the existing rules ap­ •athartoad b ; tha Doard o f Dlrector* at thla d*ral«»*d. wtU on th* Slat 8e; at Jan*. A. D. corpora phenomenal success and a musics — ----—*------— —~ Wollenhaupt Ooa. 1831, apot; to tha Honorable Jam** W. Perkin*, parently being for the purpose of pre­ Mildred Kennedy Artiato n . ^•nt that the city can well be proud Jodg* of th* Ctrealt Oort at th* SeraaUi Ja I “ Wo Picked Up Seven Large Deat venting possible misuse of such cer­ dlctol Circuit at tb* Butt or narids, to aad Tba geaaral n tw re o f tha bnalne« ta ha There was a charm and balance 16, (a) Ravishing Butterfly. Rata First Morning Using Rst-Sasp. for Seminole CMat;. at hi* Chamber* to Dm tru M cta d and coadnctad b ; thla torpor*ttete tificates. ^ Land. Florida, or aa toon thereafter aa “ ■hall ha aa fallow*: To b u ;, bald, m U aad la the selections offered that was well — - ...... — Turner- Maley So writes Mr. B. E. Carpenter, “ Iliac can he heard, for an order grantlae w 6**1 to pareoutl proper!/ o f artrj eharnrtaa "The secretary of state presents (b) I Send My Heart Up to pgtalncd throughout the program. 8ANrORn •ad daacrtpttowi to bar. bold. aril, tirbaagu u d his compliments to their excellencies Woodbridge, N. J., “ We lost 18 small 7J2S *L0^N CLUB, aaIncorporating a corporation, NOT FOB deal to teal aetata, with toll power ta pledge. Tbs piano numbers w e n remarkably Thee -----------Protheroe “ X r ig t ie ar atharwtoa eucamber n t k real und and messieurs, the chiefs of missions1" chicks one 'night, killed by rate. Dona*. “ d*r t** U’r* •* ,h* BUka at pereaaal proper!/1 to feat, laaaa aad lmprwra eoomtndable for ease and su n (c) Tho Winds in the South h u h or pereoaal p rop er!;; to plant, grow the state department’s communica­ Bought some RAT-SNAP and picked P?.*"1 °*>>ct ot the corpoo reel technique, and rendered 'in good taste, ----------------------------- Scott tion said, "and has the honor to inahall be lilerar;, baaorateat. tdantme and and market *11 kind* a f fraita. vegetable* ar up 7 large dead rats next morning *Uou ■JJ'*1; oaA tharab; to develop ami ancoung* t o m product*; to d a d - t o rttoaa tree*, fm lt Mrs. Haile vith unaffected g n e o and simplicity, •701 to batting and flaking, aad to prorld* aad trees and all or ararj kind at ntueary alack and for mthem that he has found it neces- and in 2 weeks didn't see a single rat. SeTeral of the pupils displayed a pro- 16, -Air de Ballet (from Cid).___ malalain nnjr and *11 tegltUnato wttbodd of an- plant* at ararr kind nr description; to band ■ary to discontinue, except as Indi­ RAT-SNAP Is good and sure." Comes tertalaweal detlrad tor to* ben#fit at ltt mam- aad mala lain packing aad w arth ouM for t t e Bounced artistic finish. parpen* a f . packing at storing i l l kinds a t Massenet •* *••■■■ Ms * " • » »w k v , STXXDITOBD'S ADDITIOX TO T X B TO W X OT SAXTO AD u . 1. ra ta n s , Sonianin Oamat, Em m * . _ PUPILS OF THE MUNSON and Civil HUGHES TAKES M ilitary Authorities Clash STUDIO GIVE CHARMING Over Prisoner HAND IN SHUTTING MUSICAL RECITAL AT H. S. OUT ALL LIQUOR W . X H n w tto s ........ ............ ..................................................................4 1 A. X . , *“ THE SANFORD W E E K LY H ERALD, FR ID A Y, M A Y 27, 1921 Me Ja J* 7 nnd I ‘ at tka I S cor o f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ■. R. 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Pago* M to H aa4 US, US, I I I , IIS, aa* 117 Sow t ill I Oeuaty Record*. (toclodlag w hat U . . . _____ aamaaaatr kaavm aa St. Oertrnd* AAAitioa to Bamtord) Vlaa --- .............................. w w Bag. tlx 119 ft ft OP W A* of ■ SB■ cor Raa N 140 rt B IS9 ft If to OMamarcUl at. W la R ate A n . 8 11SX f t B 14* ft. 8 104.1 ft ■ to baglaalag.. LaJ» V n »* Imp. Oa. . . . . “ T oo. io Lot 1 a a o a a a e a a a o o a o a a a a a a a a a a a a a e a a » • a a a La*e Praat Imp. Cb. « . . . *8.40 Lot * e o o a a a o a a o t o a o a aaaaaaaaoaaeeaaeaaa Quick boy, page Mr. Skeptic! Mr. Skeptic, Florida is something more than a coral reef. The founda­ tion of Florida does not rest upon wat­ l er and quick sand. Florida will not wash away. At least Orlando's per­ BY DR. P. BURHANS AND WITH manency is secure for the ages— Or­ lando Is founded upon sand under MUSICAL PROGRAM WAS which is a granate foundation. Don't GREATLY ENJOYED believe it? Read the detoils: (Tram M a i l i r 'i Dafly) While boring a 12-inch drainage Ul S ........ •• a i i i t M i M i a a i i a * The baccalaureate sermon at the well at the corner of East Church and Lot* S and e .• i n t a t a i a a a i i a a i a a a a a a i u a i Lot* 1. 3 aod 9 • tlia ia ia a a a a a a a o a a High School Auditorium, tho t h ir d South __________________ :........ Lota 1 and * •oaaaaoaaaaaaaaaaaa Lake streets____________ F. Joseph Raehm, at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •vent In the High echool commence the famous well driller, nearly broke Lota T, 8, S aad 10 • • • a a a a a a a a a> a£a•a•a*a•a•a*o* a* •• M i l l ment exercises, as usual was well at* up his'drilling machine, all the “ bits" ™” H W* •e•a* •e•ea •a•• a a a a a a a oa tended and the auditorium was filled and nearly wrecked his disposition. *1••••••••••••MMMIMMIIMIIu Im S S4 ft Lot 12 . . . . • • s f l e a e a e e e a i • • • • a a a a a a to overflowing with the friends and He kept drilling f o r ‘weeks and tho’t ^^t 11 aaaaeaeeaa •• • a t M f i e t a t a i i a t i a a a a i • • • a a a a a a a relatives.of the graduating class o f he never would find an outlet. A t ft 8 18. TT of Lot 9 • • • • • • • • • • • s a a a a a a a a a a e a N 2S* of Lot 10 aaa aa a a a a a a fla a a a a a a a a a a a 192L distance o f 425 feet below the surface -Lot 8. .............. ................................. Upon the stage were Professor of Mother Earth he ran into some­ L - j . " . •••' •• •T •V •" •' ••••••• »•M• •» •l •M•»• »• I•M• •Ma a| a» *» *a* ** »* *k *M* *M* *| Offlvie, Prof. T. W. Lawton, Dr. Bur- thing hard. He kept at it for one j * 1 • * * 8 8 1 2 I I M M M K M M t t M M M M M I |? ••••#•#•••♦*#♦#************* ******* hans, Dr. Brownlee, Dr. Hyman, H. week and finally bursted through to B BT o f S tad T (Uaa 8 SH* at Let T) . . . . C. DuBose, G. W. Spencer, S. O. something softer. He has been bor­ Shlnholscr, Miss Mabel Bowler, Dr. ing through a ledge of solid granite J fJ * “ 8 * «H ft o f Lo, S.......................... McCaslIn and Miss Sara Msrdre. The estimate dat S feet thick. The well p * * * ............................................................................................ H U M , * ™ • • * •• • • • • • • • • • a a a a a a a • a • a a a • • a • a a a a a Seniors marched In with the above and 'was being bored under the orders of .Lota S and T • • • • • • /eea aaeaa aaa the city in order to provide d r a i n a g e Loti 1 and 9 .................. w e r e s e a t e d In t h e f i r s t r o w o f s e a t s . W (4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Professor Ogllvle announced the for surface water. It required 724 a s r Lot i i . n 4* Lot is ••aaaaaaa W ST o f Lota S and 1 0 .... •seat •numbers o f the program and the feet for driller Itaehn to find an out­ AU (l«oa SW H o f ) .................................. let. •vents of the week. '•I* M a M M i t M 4i i i M « i a t t a « 4 M o a a tfla a * M Mr. Skeptic, you can tell the world l ^ t 1 • • • • • • • o o o o o a o o a o o o a o a a o i o o o i o o o a o o a The baccalaureate sermon was Aod tka NH o f Ijot 3 aod a Let 6* B aod W X *»• N and S la NW car preached by Dr. Paul Burhans, pastor that Orlando hns a solid foundation o f Lot S, nik T. Tr 1 and tha W and is here to stay. . of the Congregational church, rfnd was T of. 8 ,t “I Lo‘ * Blk T Tr 1.............. Boy, also page the Country Gentle­ H undoubtedly one of the best sermons (loaa W 0*) ...................................................................................... . man! Also, Pretty Pearl of Missouri. All o f Lot S (|*aa tr B aad W X *9* that has ever been delivered here to — Orlando Sentinel. . a Vl * ” N W COf l t f l f l M « r » « M I M » 4 t* *^8 * • i l ii u a a ia i a i a graduating class. Dr. Burhans dwelt M M I I 4M I M I l^ t 8 • • a a a a a a i • l i a i . a . a upon the physical, mental and aplrtna] l^ta 4 aad B lx>ta I aad 3 , life of the men and women of today N W y ............ . to t S . « . . . . , . i bringlg out the predominant Idea that Lot 0 ........ ..... religion is the strongest element of IjoI 1 ................ r « t a ............................ life that makes it basic. Without the N I T or lo t 3 I « t 4 ................ religious element in man there wiTl I-ot» 3 *n8 4 ........ . 10 be no strong men anti every man longs I*>l l ................................................ 10 lo t T ............................ 10 to be that kind of a man. Equipped lo t S ............................ 10 lo t 4 .............................. with the physical, m enta^nd spirit* 10 SH or i t n v to t 0 STATE AND FEDERAL nONDS ual elements such n man will nlways l o t 3 .......................... MADE YESTERDAY AND Lot S .......................... II be the leader of hla time regardless NEH ............................................. II TODAY lo t* 8 m d T .............. o f his environments. The speaker " • t l l l l l l l l l l M I 13 lo t* 8 *nd T ............ IS stressed the Importance of athletics, lo t* 4 and 8 .......................... 13 STARKE, May 23.—Sidney J. Cntts, Lot 8 .......................................... 13 of mental trnlning, of nil the many lo t* S. 8 and 10 .................. 1 3 , and varied processes through which who served four years as governor of lot* 8 aad T .......................... 13 lo t* 3 and 3 .......................... Florida, having been elected on n proIS the student goes before the poslo t 4 .......................................... IS lo t t ...................................... 13 scssor of n sheepskin, but all -of these “ cand‘ d,,te lo t T ....................................... 13 lota 8 and 4 ................... IS will fall him unless he have the ele-1 ^ ° , ^ ! i l" ’ T ?’ " i All ............................................. 14 All ............................................. ments of true religion upon which t o l U" t v ^ n M l ^ 14 t-.iij li ... . ’ . . . , county grand juries on chnrges grow- Iota 8 and 7 ........................] 13 13 ^ I„ .1 a u “l n0; nt,0nihn- in? out of alleged misuse of his ex- l o l I ............................. » - arj. 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••aeeea••••••••• O f u I ...................................................................... ... *H 1*of*Lotn U ■^■ ■ * • • w...........*................... A ” — w o o a o a a a o a a a a ____ .. . . . _ _ W.i IL L AU XT XS ______ X. O CLO SUB DITISIOX OT XI-OCX I I . _____ . BACCALAUREATE EXERCISES AT HIGH SCHOOL SUNDAY WERE WELL ATTENDED • *\.\. lj \ ‘a ■ :j 2I ■ UPSALA AND GRAPEVH1E o m K H O O -D O O W h a t? I COLD MEDAL ).< 9 / 1 • 1 ** ’ • * ' r- ■ 4 - m m • * m - :.!i5 �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, M*AY 27,1921 method of arranging the equipment so that the work can be done' eailly ohd qnlckly la used In the modern dairy bnro. Also numerous pieces o f labor'saving equipment arc Installed. The stnll pnrttttons usually aro of 'steel, set Into the concrete floor. These partitions are easily kept clean and isanitary. The floors of the stalls are ; either of concrete or some of the less /Sanitary and Healthful Home for hard floor materials, such ns cork brick or wood block. Ilack of each s'-Jl Is a Herd of Cows. putter, which permits the ref # to be washed to n drain whence It Is piped to a liquid manure tank. SILOS PRESERVE FRESH FEED Overhead Is a carrier track running over both the litter alleys nt the sides of the stable and over the feeding al­ Sunlight; Fresh Air and Warmth, Three ley through the center of the building. Things That Maka Cows Pro­ The carrier that Is hung to tho track ductive and Healthy Are provides a means by which tho litter Provided For. can be removed to the. manure piles at the rear of tho stable and by which 1 By WILLIAM A. RADFORD. the food enn bo distributed to the atall lfr . W illiam A. Radford will nyiw w Tjestloaa and rtf* advice F ill f OF Drinking cups, which are connected -OUT on all subjects pvrtainlnr .o tbs ubject O f b u ild in g work on tbe A m , for to tho pipes fro|i the water pressure be readers o f this paper. On account of system are located nt the stall head, >la w ide experience as Editor, Author and These lanufacturer, he Is. wttbout doubt, the one cup for each two c o w b . dfbeat authority on all thaes subject* drinking cups or bowls are Ingenious rase all Inquiries to William A. ;devices. They have a valve In them . No. UJT Prairie avenue, Chli and only Inclose two-cent stami that turns on th? water as the cowa Now that spring Is fast tuning Into gunner, It Is time for the owner of the modern dairy farm to begin to plan the hew buildings he may heed to house his herd next winter. • For It Is sn undisputed fset that a modem, sanitary, weather-tight and well-ven­ tilated cow stable and barn Is one of the greateat profit producers for tha owner of a dairy herd. Summer Is the time farmers are required to build new buildings or rtmodel the old ones, for In the warm weather the stock takes care of them* selves and building operations'can go On without lnconventenre. However. •press down their muxzles, and shots (off the water as the cows raise thetf iheads. Careful watch has been kept Ion cowa In stables where there are 'drinking cups, and It has been record­ ed that there la little time In either !the day or night when one or more of [the animals are not drinking. Records of milk production In the same sta­ bles show that where there Is a con­ tinuous supply of fresh water, the ani­ mals give from 10 to 30 per ccut more milk. j Fresh feed during the winter ’s an­ other Important thing for profitable dairy farm operation. At the end of the. stqjile shown In the lllustmlloi; TTpTTTi . “ j f u f j ' i 'l l •' T m l 111 ... ni T H E U .S . C H A IN TR E A D On of tbs few tires of which It may bs said that they dsllvar scooomy ysar In and ysor oat and tire after tire. Tbs U. 8. Chain Tread rivse gnftdtnt traction on all ordinary road sUrfsc*«. It is probably tbs ill odds tha most popular, of wbols u. a .Fabric Tire tins. F you could get together all the car ow ners you know , you’d probably find that their, tire experiences had been much the same, I Not merely for the heavy car, but for the medium and light-weight car— a full selection o f size, tread and type. M ost o f them have taken their fling at "job lots,” "discontinued lines” and "surplus stocks.” Soon or late, nearly all settled back on Quality first as the one sound assurance o f tire value. Your U. S. X ire dealer can give you this service because o f the service ho gets from his neighboring U. S. Factory Branch. There are 92 o f these Branches. Each gets its share o f U. S. Tires, so that \he dealer is always supplied with fresh, iive stock. "B A s soon as a m an forgets the .exit price tag, and com es to the dealer w ho con cen tra tes on a full, completely sized stock o f U. S. Tires— he learns what it means to get fresh, liv e tires — not once in a w hile but e v e r y time. k it u f tSfc brtub 1 Jid L w w lM ilI i U n a / t in the quicker the fnrmpr p-ts hts plans and arranges for tbe construction of the buildings he wonts the better.. The advantages and good features of modern dairy barns and cows* stables have been pointed out In these articles numerous times, but they aro •o Important to the man who wants to get the maximum of profit from- his herd that they will bear repetition many times. Sunlight, fresh sir and warmth nro the three tilings that make cows pro­ ductive and healthy. And nnture fur­ nishes ill three without charge. The dairy herd owner, however, has to sup­ ply the building In which' nature's gifts may he conserved and put to work for the profit of tho dnlryman. A cow stable designed to house the hard In the most profitable way Is shown In tho accompanying lllhstretlon. This Is a one-story cow ^table, designed so that tbe milk producers will be kept warm and comfortable In winter, will be supplied with plenty Of fresh als, and their surroundlngi will be sanitary. The building la 102 feet long and 88 feet wide, and Is of frame construc­ tion set on a concrete foundation. This building Is what la known as thq •monitor” type, taking Itg. name from tho ahapo of tbe roof. Along the aide walls of the building are 20 windows, 18 on each aide, while In the monitor part of the roof there are as many more windows, equally distributed on •Ithcr aide. These windows are one of the most Important features of the building. In the first place they face the east and west, so that whenever the sun la ■hlnlng In the winter the building In­ terior gets the full effect of IL Cowa provide their own warmth It) winter, and the better they are protected the , teas heat they throw off. Heat la produced by the food the animals con­ sume. So It can be realised that the leas food required to produce taut, the more food will go toward muk pro­ duction. That la what a weathertight warm cow stable does toward Increasing milk production. The feed the animate consume goes to milk rathar than to produce heat to keep tbs cowa warm. , The sunlight admitted by the many windows also has a purifying effect on .the air In the barn. It will be noted by consulting the floor plan that the 84 stalls are grouped In four blocks and that the animals face the center of the building. This arrange­ ment throws the litter alleys to either aide of tbe building, where they get full benefit of the supllghL When It Is remembered that sunlight Is ns ture'a germ killer, It will be under­ stood that there Is a strong motive for this arrangement v . Another feature of tho modern dairy, barn la Its equipment. The factory 1 1— t p — p — J Pin 1 pin I Ptn r - H there arc two silos, which combined jhav# sufficient capacity to provide tho animals this building will houso with fresh feed all through Ihc coldvnonths [when the cows are Inside. : It la In such stables as this one that present-day dairy farmers arc [housing their herds and are making .them a great deal more profitable In­ vestment than under the old condi­ tions. A modern dairy barn or cow stable will pay for Itself In Increased revenue In n few years. KEROSENE LAMPLIGHT BEST N ot merely in the big cities, but in his ow n home town. U. S. Tires sell as fast as they are made. There is no over production. N o sur­ plus piled up waiting for a "m a rk et” W herever you buy a U. S. Tire— you buy a tire o f cu rren t production, as ful) o f life and value as the day it left the makers. United States Tines United States ...Sanford, Chuluotn, Longwood, ......Oviedo, EDWARD HIGGINS D. D. DANIEL ........ MIDWAY GARAG E LAW TON BROTHERS CO., Inc Florida Florida Florida Florida Efficiency of the Eye Declared to B« Best When a Yellow Flame le Used. There haa long been an Impression that yellow light Iv more agreeable tc the eye than that containing chiefly the green and blue rays, and It It 'generally believed, for example, by [many medical and technical men that tho kerosene flame produces a more |"restful” light than other lllumtnnnts, [especially than Incandescent solids, i This supposition has been submitted ,to careful testa by C. B. Ferree and 0. Rand, and the results have appear cd In the Transactions of the ntumlhating Engineering society, remark* the Scientific American Monthly. Tpc 'experiments have compared the kero'sense flame with the light from, the jenrbon Incandescent lamp, the Mntda lamp and with Welsbach mantles conItalnlng various amounts of cerln, and [therefore varying In yellowness. The jstandanl of comparison la tha effi­ ciency of the eye as determined by 'the ratio of time during which steadjlly observed type Is clear or blurred, j The results ohtnlned from numerous 'careful, prolonged experiments Indt'cate that there Is some Justification for this Impression, as they Indicate that the efficiency of the eye diminish­ es more rapidly with light from the :metal filament than with that from 'kerosene, and decreasing yellowness |ln Welsbach mantles also diminishes Ithis efficiency o f'th d eye. The ao‘ thore, however, art'not yet prepared to state positively that yellow light jls better than white, but merely that >yellow Is better than green. To Clean Paintings. A successful way to cltftin -oil paint­ ings Is to sponge them quickly with pure soap suds. After drying the sur­ face with a soft cloth, rub the picture with a chnmols skin barely moistened with sweet oil. India's Cotton, The total estimated yield o f tbe In­ dian cotton crop for 1010-1020 Is B.lJtW, 000 hates of 400 pounds each. India con supply-not more than 28 per cent of the textiles fur domestic demand. PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL PROMINENT RESIDENT PI ASSEMBLY IN SESSION OF DELAND DIED IN ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI ON W AY TO HOSPITAL CAPPA PHI INSTALLATION DINNER A T MONTEZUMA . (from M ondtj'^ The PI Cappa Phi fraternity of the John B. Stetson University gave their installation dinner at the Montexuma Saturday evening at 8:00 o'clock. Forty covers were laid With the fra­ ternity colors, white pnd gold. This color scheme featured the entire course, which Was as follows: Grape Fruit Cocktail a la Montezuma Cream o f Celery on Tasse Celery Olives Pickles • Cropple Saute Monnlcre Roast Capon, Cranberry Sauce Holiday Dressing • Candied Yams French Peas Native Com on Cob Asparagus NJnagrcttea Banana Fritters * Hot Biscuits Macedoln Cream o f Cheese French Dressing Pi Cappl Phi Ice Cream Cake Coffee Demitassc Cigars Cigarettes The evening was greatly enjoyed by the members o f the fraternity. Reg­ ular installation ceremonies were car­ ried out with some very interesting talks by members. It is with a great deal o f interest to Sanford to have this fine body o f students to hold their banquets here end Sanford extends to th^m a very cordial welcome and- hoped U> have them on many occasions again. . The Montexuma Is quitd popular Deceased was the wife o f T. C. Pre­ with the Stetson frats and hopba to vatt and lived here for many years have the boys often. where she was well known to a large cirde of friends. She was the mother The money the girls save by short­ of 8. F. Weeks, Miss Vesta Weeks ening thdr skirts they spend on silk andiO. C. Weeks and the sympathy of stockings, so the only one lhead U the community goes out to them In the Innocent bystander.— Cocoa Tri­ their bereavement ( B j Th» XiMcUUd F rau ) The Prcsbytcrinn General Assembly met in St. Louis at 11 n. m. Thursday, JACKSONVILLE, May 24. — Arand was opened with n sermon by re­ rangements for the funeral of Dr. tiring Moderator; Dr. W. L. Lingle, of John MacDiarmid, prominent physici­ Richmond, Va. an and form er mayor of DcLand, who » . Dr. A. B. Curry, o f Memphis, Tenn. died on the train near here last night, waB elected moderator on the’ first has not been made this morning and ballot. Dra. II, H. Sweets, o f Louis­ it is not known whether his body will ville, Ky., S. H. Chester, of Nashville, be returned to DcLand or sent to his Tonn., and I, S. McElroy, of Columbus, former home In Georgia. MacDiarmid, Gn., were among the other nominees who was a resident of DeLand for in the running. twenty ycArs, was on his way to the Four matters of importance will hospital here for treatment but died claim the attention of the General just before the train arrived. Assembly. 1. — Closer Relations with other LOW PRICE FOR LIBERTY Presbyterian and Reformed Bodies. BONDS IN MARKET TODAY 2. — A General Equipment Fund Campaign for 15,000,000. NEW YORK, May 24 Heaviness 3. — The Work and Offico o f tho in the stock market today extended to Deacons. bonda. Liberty three, and onc-halfs 4. —The Duties and Authority of freely sold down to 87.70 lowcat price the General Assembly's Committee of ever recorded for that issue. , Systematic Beneficence and Steward­ ship, The first of these items was quick­ DEATH OF MRS. C. C. PREVATT ly disposed of at the opening o f the (fr o m Xast&r'* DtOy) session by postponing the matter un­ Mrs. Candacia Prevatt died at her til next year that the Ad Interim com­ mittee might have time for further home in Jacksonville Saturday after­ noon after a short illness. The re­ consideration and consultation. Dr. Lingle, the retiring Moderator mains were brought here today and will be remembered by many Sanford the funeral services occurred from the people from his visit here some five residence o f her son, Solon F. Weeks years ago. He baptised Mr. and Mrs. at his residence on Magnolia avenue Brownlee’s first baby. He has been this afternoon. Dr. Brownlee, o f the Presbyterian church Officiated and in­ terment was made in Lakeview ceme- Dr. Ward showed up a dipping tell­ ing about some spinach that brought the farmer $5 a ton, cost f 3060 freight and was sold to the consumer for |300 a ton. Most 'life Florida alligator pears, isn’t it f — Leesburg Cotnmer- roads must make sharp reductions h their operating expenses if their cred­ it and financial stability aro to be !*• established, a committee of the Chx»* ber o f Commerce o f the United Stat«V which has made a survey of the trsnfr portation question declared Ia*t in a statement. __ Necessity of practising strict cco* omy was urged, the committee P0*” * ing out that “ readjuatment o f saUnM and wages is in progress in all otsw industries, and it Is to be assuia* that railroad wages will in the fd ® * as they did In the past, bear an eq»&* able relationship to wages paid in «*** cr activities.” ' ^ The committee was o f the opisim that the grouping of consolidation railroads must ultimately be »«**" plished. It also declared that FedjP*, incorporation o f railroads was desirable. ^ No additional legislation w J railroad qeation, however, was cd fit' this time, the sta tem en t** as it was advisable to have taxt>», p t n r r i p n p p w i t h t h e t fA n s D o r U tw ® �TH E SANFORD W E E K L Y H ER A LD , F R ID A Y, M A Y 2 7 ,1 9 2 1 MOST HAVE COOPERATION IN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY To Put The Nation’ s House in Order A fter The W a r SAID PRESIDENT IT THE DINNER GIVEN LAST NIGHT BY NEW YORK COMMERCIAL. (Dr Tk« iiwcUUi Freu) NEW YORK, May 2-1.—The co­ operation of every factor of American bulness and industry to put the najjon's house in order after the disloca­ tions of war was bespoken by Presi­ dent Hording last night at a dinner here celebrating the 125th anniversary of the New York Commercial. Agriculture, labor and business nunogemont, the president declared, all must stand together in the confi­ dent purpose of sound reconstruction. He asserted that although the United States did not want to live in isola­ tion or selfishness, its duties to the itst of the world could best be per­ formed by giving its attention first to the rehabilitation of its own re­ sources. On the part of the administration, Mr. Harding promised that govern­ ment interference with business would he reduced to a minimum white gov­ ernment co-operation with all proper­ ly conducted businesses would be ex­ panded and broadened. He declared his purpose to reverse the tendency •in some quarters "to regard business as dishonest until it should prove it­ self Honest, and to regard bigness an business.as a crime." Emphasising the fundamental im­ portance of agriculture, the President asserted that the farmer was entitled to "all the help the government can give him without injustice to others.” For the wage-earner ho asked suffi­ cient compensation for comfort, edu­ cation and a margin of savings, whlie for every other clement in industry be urged n fair opportunity to do its part in the reconstruction task. Mr. Harding also suggested that the nation’s Ioann to the Allies be put into a more tangible form, that facil­ ities of exchange bo bettered, and that in all the financial policies of the re­ construction period be so formulated as to protect the gold standard. "Assuming that these things may be laid down as fundamentals," he said, "it is for us all to get bock to work. We must have confidence that things will come right. Wc have dealt with the greatest problem that hu­ manity ever confronted in carrying on the wnr. Wo will have no problem COW HCEMENT WEEK ‘ AT SANFORD SCHOOLS AT GRAMMER SCHOOL LAST NIGHT Class Day Exercises Monday Afternoon at H igh School (ng the school board for Its hearty co-operation, the faculty for Its won­ derful assistance in smoothing out the bumps of the past four years. Mr. Bradberry for his kindness and help during their school work and to others. As tokens of appreciation from the members o f the Senior Class, Mr. Henderson presented Professor Ogllvlc a beautiful gold fountain pen. Mrs. Maxwell, whose untiring efforts made the class play a success, was Rlvcn a loTely ^ foanU,n pen and n . . Muriel, who devoted .so « chain. iMiss hereafter greater or more difficult than that was. Therefore we are en­ CLASS DAY titled to every confidence that we will One of the moat interesting features cope successfully with the problems of commencement was tho Class Day thnt yet lie ahead of qs." exercises held at the High School Auditorium yesterday afternoon. Looking For The auditorium, which was beauSuccessor to U . S. tlftolly decorated with flowers and Marshal Boswell bamboo with streamers and banners carrying out the class colors o f blue much time to help the staff with the (B f JUsocUted Fr»*n) and gold, was Ailed with parents and Salamagundl, was presented a gold JACKSONVILLE, May 24.— Politic­ admiring friends of tho graduates. piece. ians are speculating on a successor Miss Sara Warren Easterly read Curtis Barber, with a few wellof N. H. Boswell, United States mar­ the class history, which true to the chosen words presented the Juniors shal of the southern district, Florida, class motto (Labor Omnia Vinclt), with the Senior emblem, hoping that who last night announced his resigna­ Oabor Lvcrcomes All, shows ,’ what they might find It just as useful as tion effective May 31. Two promin­ can be done If one tries. The class It had been to the Seniors. Miss ently mentioned for the position are prophecy, written by Miss Velma Florence Henry gracefully responded B,.E. Dyson, St. Augustine and George Venable, told o f wonderful futures for the Juniors and assured the grad­ Crom, Marion county, with fa major­ for these young men and women, who uating class that they would do all In ity expressing the belief tilat Dyson leave the school and go out to the their power to follow their good and will be appointed. Boswciy was a res­ broader fields o f life. timely advice. ident of Duncllon engaged' in railroad The Senior Class wore most gener­ The exercises closed with the song contracting business wh(n appointed ous in their class will, and the Juniors "Hail and Farewell” by the class. in 1010. He has not dOcioad whether found themselves rich with gifts from to make his home here or return to members o f the graduating class. ENTERTAIN SOPHOMORE^ Dunellon. a The new drop curtain, which was Miss Elizabeth Fltfwers entertained the splendid gift from the class of the members of the Sophomore class 1921, was formally presented to the of S. II. S. very delightfully at her High school by John Musson. This home on Celery avenue Saturday gift fills n long-felt want, and will be night. greatly, enjoyed by the classes In the Quantities of cut flowers and ferns coming years. carrying out the class colors, green Professor Bache, who has been the and white, were used In decorating coach'for the athletics, awarded the the house, white gay colored Japanese WILSON THANKS THE PRESBY­ letters, earned by several members of lanterns were strung on the porches. the student body. He told what they TERIANS OF THE Promenade and daneing were en­ were and what they represented, the joyed until a late hour, when refreahSOUTH following awards were made; Swim­ monts of pinenpple sherbert and cakes (Bt TO* AuocUUd h w ) ming^ Sara Wight, Frances Dutton, with green and white Icing were serv­ ST. LOUIS, May 23.—Lawlessness Dcmarius Musson and Elizabeth ed by the hostess. Delicious punch prevailing throughout the world is Spencer,; basket ball, LcClalre Jones,'was also screed throughout the eveevidence that man has fallen away Ella Spencer, Sara Wheeler, Gladys nlng, and the occasion was one of "from duty and religion to God," ac­ Wilson, Maude Corroway, Sara Wargreatest enjoyment. cording to Rev. A. B. Curry of Mem­ ren Easterly and Minn Howard; phis, newly elected moderator of the swimming and basket ball, Maude GRADUATING EXERCISES OF aixty-first general assembly of the Lake and LeClaire Jones; baseball, 8TII GRADE Southern Presbyterian Church, who James Houlihan, Joel Bell, Robert One of the beat programs ever preached hero yesterday. Thrasher, Byron Stevens and Ralph “ If you will look ot all the condi­ given here, wns the one given last Woodruff; swimming, Walter Connel­ tions today," he Bnid, “ all the dishon­ night by the graduating class at the esty, the holdups, oppression, the ly; swimming and basket ball, Victor Grammar school, From the opening bloodshed, the murder and violent McLaulln and William Moye; swim­ mnrch to the closing song the large deaths, you cannot escape the conclu­ ming and baseball, Newton Lovell; audience of friends and relatives were sion thnt man is nof right with God. basket ball, Ed Moye; baseball and held in rapt attention. He is either serving his oWn depraved track, James Stone; basket ball, Cur­ The subject "Our Country" was di­ tis Barber; baseball, basket ball and nature or serving another mnstcr." vided In four parts, “ Loyalty to our Dr. Curry received a telegram from track, Charlea Hcndgrson; track, Nation, Loyalty to our State, Loyalty former President Wilson thanking the swimming and baseball, John Musson; to our Town and Loyalty to our assembly /or a message of fecilitations track, baseball and manager, Edward Schools.” Henderson. Luland McLucas was recently sent him. The large auditorium wns benutl The assembly will resume its ses­ awarded letters for basket ball, base­ fully decorated in different sizes of sions today. ball, track and swimming.’ flag!) and baskets nnd vases of lovely Several selections by the H. S. red hoses, carrying out effectively the Some men who, thought to send Quartette (John Musson, Newton clasp colors of red nnd white and also their overcoats to tho rummage sale, I>ovel!, Charles Henderson and Curtis In keeping with .the subject of the on second thought decided to wait to Bnrber) were greatly enjoyed. splendid program. • The clnss president, Charles Hen­ see how it looks in October.—Key A bugle rail nnnounced the ap­ derson, rpnde a delightful talk, thank- proach of th& graduating class, 45 West Citizen. SAYS C R M A V E EVIDENCE MAN IS SHUNNING GOD The FRANKLIN With the FRANKLIN there is less dead weight to move, less jolt and jar to over­ come, less waste in the turning o f gaso. line into power. . Light, flexible and direct air cooled, it gives its owners consistently these un- . equaled economy results: 20 miles to the gallon o f gasoline 12,000 miles to the set o f tires 5 0 % slower yearly depreciation ^ - (N ational Averages) C on cord Garage O rlan do Colonial Drive and Reel St. Telephone 'No. 522-J F R A N K L IN SA LE S A N D SERVICE COM PLETE STOCK OF SP A R E PAR TS A L W A Y S ON HAND bright-faced boys and girls, entered s'nging n May song and taking their places on tho stage. The exercises were opened by the Invocation by Dr. George Hyman. There has never been n iirogram given by the schools here that was as smooth as this one, from shut to finish, there was never a falter, each child knew his place and part. The essays were well written and each child deserves n great deal of credit for their splendid thoughts and Ideals. The D. A. R. medals offered by the Sallle Harrison Chapter o f this city, for the best average* made In his­ tory were awarded to Georgia Mobley for the highest for the gradustlng class, ■Clair Zachary for the seventh grade and Frank Chase. Special mention, njhoulcj be mad* o f the high averages made by two of (ho class, Mary Elizabeth Puleston and Georgia Mobley, making tbe same mark o f 97. Dr. George Hyman gave splendid address and emphasised that we Should not only be loyal to our country, state, town and schools, but to be loyal to ourselves. Tbe valedictory by Mary Elisabeth Pulestcn was especially good- Miss Clara Millon, the principal, with a few well-chosen words presented diplomas to the following; TtBye Benjamin, Bertha Ferguson, Lillian Glldewell, Helen Kennedy, Anna Kanner, Georgia Mobley, Olive Newman, Mary Elisa­ beth Puleston, Louise Powell, Dorothy Ray, Carol Stone, Elma Tolar, Sara Williams, Nelda VtnNeei, Barbara Pry. Dorothy Mere, Mary Crawford, Neomla Fellows, Maris Tseulo, Grace Glllon, Mildred Holly, Ruby Humph­ ries, Laura Lehman, Eva McAlexander, Jean Maxwell, Irens McGabagin, Ituby Rivers, Velma Shipp, Thelma Sparling, .Irma Smith, FAn. Stiles, Joltn Bromley, Joe Caldwell, Albert Connelly, George Knight, Horton Mabry, John Schlrard, Georgs WDson, Harry Woodruff, Warner Qeofgins, Paul O'Connor, Carl Dosrner, Robert Greer, Robert Mason, Em ory .Rivers, Cecil Rlnes and Lewis Shipp. Is y o u r too Than get acquainted with Purina ’ O-MoUne. It is not kn "Alfalfa Mala PaadMnor is it a stock madb dna, but only tba good sound grains prepared in such a w that you gtt tbs most for 70 money* Try B u s . . F##d y ou r m ults on on e tbit Was o f tbs purs dlgastlbls 0-M< U ns (by actual weight) than you could possibly us# o f oats or com or ebaap "m ixed fssd ” and watch tba results. Y ou will gst More Work Batter Health Lower Feeding Cost &M la liw iiriM ri Sax* m V, It D O N ’T BE M A D A T T H E SM A L L M ER CH ­ A N T W H O TRIES TO SELL Y O U A t a H igher 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 P U R IN A FEEDS are as follows: Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina Purina O m olene.................................. $2.85 Scratch ....................... ..v.................... 3.20 Scratch, 50-lb. b a g ......-.......... - ..... 1.70 Chicken Chowder ........................... 3.95 Chicken Chowder, 50-lb. bag 2.10 Cow C h ow ...... a.......... ........... 3.35 Pig C h o w ............................................ 3.35 Calf M e a l........................................v 1.65 A L L FRESH STOCK any PHONE 181 Diplomas awarded t o th ou who had completed tho Palmer System of Writing were Mary Elizabeth Puleston, Georgia Mobley, Nelda VanNesa,' Bertha Ferguson, TIHye Benjamin and Anna Kanner. Those receiving eertllcates were Lillian Glldewell, Olive Newman, Dorothy Ray, Elma Tolar, Neomla Fellows, Grace Gilton, Mil­ dred Holly, Irens McGaghln, Velma Shipp and Erma Smith. . The pibg^am follows: Principal— Miss Glare Milton. Teacher—Mrs. D. S. Babbitt Subject—Our Country. Motto— Loyalty; Color*—Red and White. May March—Class. Invocation—Dr. Georgs Hyman. Welcome—Class. Salutatory—Tlllye Benjamin. Loyalty to our Nation—Warner Scoggan. » Star Spangled Banner—Class. Reading—Jean MaxwelL Cornet Solo— Selected—John Schlr­ ard, Loyalty to our State—Carol Stone, Horton Mabry. Chorus— Girls. , Loyalty to our Town— Sara WB- TR I U S ' : RAILROADS WILL CUT . WAGES IN JUNE Jk,* RAILROAD LABOR BOAR DECLASS­ IFIES PAY TODAY f f . n « A iio d iU i F rta i! ^ * CHICAGO, May 24,—Rates of pay and classifications established by tho Railroad Labor Board’s wage awaxd, o f July, 1920, will be used as a baste of reductions when the oBard handa. down tbe new wage decision June* first. It was learned bodftj- that, theboard haa arrived at a QflK-. centago'. which will cut the p r u !* ^ rates from ten to fifteen per cent ac­ cording to class o f employes affectedr JAX AND ANCIENT CITY CONSIDERED BY MOOSE FOR FLORIDA HOME 8T. AUGUSTINE, May 24,111 stated that S t Augustine haa *<___ opportunity of securing the proposed Moouheart home to be located f o Sparkling Eyes— Orchestra. Florida, Jacksonville and St. Augus­ Loyalty to our School—Georgia tine being the two cities right nowMobley. under consideration. Claaa Song—Claaa. It Is Interesting to note that just Addresa—Dr. George Hyman. at this .time a lodge o f the Loyal Presentation o f Diplomas—Prin­ der of Moose.ie forming In this i. cipal. and all arrangements fbr initia.™. Goodbye Song—Class. will be completed before Sam Levine, Orchestra—Selected. deputy state,organiser, leaves the city. # \ ■■ ' ' ■ — ' ■ ’ - x He has been hers the greater portion On' the stage a super la one who of theWreek. Fifty well known citizens bare af­ u y i little and attracts no attention. fixed their, signatures to application This explain! why men call It the Maliks and plana will be mads for "super" government o f Geneva. 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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, May 27, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 27, 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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 27, 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/b3332881603ce1e00a573ba641eee513.pdf 57686e56d3b649c7de40c22576469a6d PDF Text Text IN T.HE H E A R T OP TH E W O R L D ’S G R E A TE ST VEG ETABLE SECTION NUMBER 40 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1921 VOLUME XU. Program For Sanford Schools Commencement Indicted by Federal Jury at Pensacola Y es- , terday ELLIS ISLAND QUARANTINED ACCOUNT OF TYPHUS \ (By TU Aittriitail Pmil NEW YORK, May 19.— Ellis Island, through which the bulk o f the coun­ try's immigration passes, placed under strict quarantine today on account of death from typhus yesterday of flvePARDONED TWO NEGROES IN year-old Jugo-Slav boy. * Seventeen ^ PRISON ONLY TO HOLD hundred immigrants were removed to f THEM ON FARM detention station on Hoffman's Island. Officials could not tell whether the (By Th* OjMcUtoS Ft***) boy contracted disease on shipboard PENSACOLA, May 19.—Both the or at station. * • . Federal and State authorities today ore seeking former Governor Catta as s result of his indictment fo r peonage Fidelity Bank here last yesterday by Federal grand iami, Jbails jury. State interested in account of To Open Doors indictment In Bradford recently. Spe­ cific charge in peonage case that he Amount Involved Unknown Comp­ held in state o f involuntary servitude troller Ordered Closing, two negroes #nd forced them to work on his plantation,in Walton county. (By Tli Im cliUA Fnii) Negroes, both former convicts, par­ MIAMI, May 19.—The Fidelity doned while' Catta was governor and Bank & Trust Company failed to open chairman of state b°ard bardons. Al­ its doors this morning. It was closed leged when they were relased from upon the order of the etate comptrol­ prison the negroes were taken into ler. Amount involved not yet made custody by agents of Cstts and trans­ known. ported to plantation. . CRIME JN~WALTON (By Thi AjmxUUS Fmii) NEW YORK, May 19.— Shipping Board steamer City of Elwood, oper­ ated by Word Line, which left Matanras Monday for Havre, reported to be in distress off. Florida coast with boilers and feed line out of com­ mission. . • • GENERAL ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES MEETING AT ST. LOUIS (By Tit AutcliM Tnut ST. LOUIS, May 19.—The sixtyfirst general assembly of the South­ ern Presbyterian churches' convened here today with a comprehensive plan for expanding activities of denomina­ tion under consideration. ANOTI1ER AMBUSH, OFFICERS KILLED . . " AND WOUNDED (Dr Tb« Ai.oclstod Frets) BELFAST, May 19.— A constable was killed and a scargant wounded when a police patrol was ambushed at Lctterkcnny near here last night. PROHIBITION AGENTS HAVE BEEN BUSY IN FLORIDA LATELY (By Th* AiUcliUd Fnii) ’I AMPA, May IX— I.lqu »r and other Fr< Jivty vil-i*d at f500.0i>‘» seized Inst m.nth by Fcde*al probPj ti-n agir.ts in Florida, according to statistics an­ nounced today by O. R. Hllbum, state director. Seizures included more than 3000 quarto liquor, 130 cases of cbomp^itne, ,18 stills destroyed. Property V- -cd included one Japanese steam­ ship, flee automobiles and one mule, wagon and harness. ASKS GOVERNMENT TO AID. IN RECLAIMING EVERGLADES SECTION (By Th* Ai**cUW4 Fi*m) WASHINGTON, May 18.—Senator Pork Trammell has Introduced in the cenoto a bill providing for co-opera­ tion and assistance on the part of the federal government in drainage and reclamation projects. The purpose of the bil] is to extend to the Everglades drainage projects the same assistance M has been now proposed for the ir­ rigation undertakings in the west. Piano Pupils Recital Mrs. Munson’s Studio A t H . S. Friday N ight Among the Big Events of the High School Commencement and One . of the Best. The annual recital of (he pupils of the Munson Studio is always looked forward to with much interest, espec­ ially among the music lovers of tho city and the pupils of the school. Among the features of tho recital this year will bo Mrs. Iren Hailes, of Jackaonville, soprano, and the inter­ pretive dances by Chivilctte -Smith. Higher Rates The accompanist will bo Mrs. R. R. On Fresh M eats Deas and the High School Quartette A re Unjustifiable will render several selections under the direction of Harold Bachc. The recital will begin promptly at 8:30 WASHINGTON, May 16.—The In­ o'clock and iits requested that all bo terstate Commerce 'Commission yesin'their places by that time. The fol­ terdny rendered the following decislowing program will bo rendered:*" 1. — Military March Op. 51— No. 1 “ Proposed cancellation of the pro­ .................. Schubert portional commodity rate of twentyLillian Shinholscr seven cents per 100 pounds on fresh Florence Henry meats, in carlonds from Jacksonville 2. —Toccatello Dupont and Florida transfer, to Tampa and Emily Bailey other points in Florida, applicable en 3.—Octavo Marche (Hungarian) shipments originating in Western ter­ . • ---------Kowalski ritory, and application of proportion­ al fourth-class rate o f fifty cents, is 4. —Thou’rt Like (Jnto a Flower found not pustified. The other items , ..... ........—.....- ...............■ Rubinstein under suspension found justified. An The Lark ........ — Rubinstein increase in such proportional com­ Mrs. Iloile • modity rate not to exceed ithrty-nino 5.— Impromptu ------ Hugo Rhcinhold and one-half cents found justified. Margaret Zacbcry „ '‘Suspended schedules ordered can­ 6.—Saltardle ........._________Lack celled without prejudice to the publi­ Sara Whcelioa cation o f schudetes in conformity 7.— Valse Caprice ..... ..... Grodski with the findings herein. By schedules Ruby Hart filed to become effective Jon. 10, 1921 8.—Aria— Un R d D1 (Madam respondents proposed to cancel their Butterfly) * M M . I I M * . . « | « , ___ Puccini proportional commodity rates on fresh Mrs. Haile meats Including -dressed poultry, and 9. —Little Folk Group— on salted meats, in straight and mix­ (1) Curious Story .... ed carloads, from Jacksonville and . ----- ----------- ... Stephen Heller Florida transfer to Tampa, Port Tam­ , Marguerite Garner . • pa, Port Tampa City, Ybor City and (2 ) Shower o f Stars.... Wacbs Boulevard, known as the Tampa Pearl Roboon group, applicable, on shipment! orig­ 10.— Dreams o f Love— No. 3__ Lisst inating at points in Alabama, Missis­ Miss Fojuiic Rcba M unson^ . sippi, Tennessee, Kontuoky, the great­ 11.— Quartette— • er part o f Ohio, and states north and ( a ) Drink to Me Only With Thine west thereof, which wo wil Iterm Wes­ Eyes. tern territory, and to apply in lieu (b) The Chant , thereof proportional class rates. Upon Curtis Barber, John G. Musprotest o f Armour 4k Go., Swift 4k son, Newton E. Lovell, Chas. Co., Morris A Co., and Wilson A Co, T. Henderson. the operation of the schedules was (Julia Lalng, Piano) suspended June 9, 1921." 12. — Concert Walt*—op. 7_.Nowland . STEAMER BLW.OOT IS IN DI8TRESS . OFF FLORIDA COAST BANQUET TONIGHT WILL START REDUCTIONS OF 1325, $264 AND H IE 1921 GRADUATION $200— BIG VOLUME OF BUSI­ EXERCI8ES ■ NESS RESPONSIBLE DEATH OF VETERAN CASTS GLOOM OVER THE CAPSanford school! have a reputation On authorisation from the Hupnio1TAL CITY ’ gained many years ago o f being bile factory tho local representatives among the best in the state and the of the Hupmobile cars, the B. A O. (>7 Tk* AmmUU4 fn o ) . commencement exercises are always WASHINGTON, May 19.—The Motor Co. is advertising a decided looked forward to with much Inter­ death here early today o f Edward reduction in the price o f Hupmobllcs. Th^-factory and local prices under est by the families of the graduates Douglass White, veteran chief justice and by the friends and patrons o f the of the United States, cast a shadow the new schedule follows: Roadster and touring car, reduced schools. The primary schools -have a of sorrow over the national capital, from $1,685 f. o. b. factory to $1,485, system all their own with two separ­ where during his long years o f ser­ a cut of $200. The price delivered aC ate buildings that give the wee tots vice on the supreme bench he had of the west and east sides o f the city Sanford will be $1,685. grown in admiration and esteem not a chance to live close to the respec­ Coupe, reduced from $2,725 f. o. b. only-of his official associates but of tive schools and from the primary to factory to $2,485, a out of $316. The the entire community. , Death occur­ red at two this morning. A t the bed­ price delivered at Sanford wllf be $2,- the High school the Sanford schools are well equipped with everything for side were his wife, two nieces and the comfort of the body and the de­ Rev. Father 8. J. Cifceden, of George­ velopment of the minds o f the pupils. town University, who had administer­ The first big event in the life o f the ed last sacrament during the early High School commencement w ill-be morning. . According, to tentative fu­ the Junior reception to the Seniors neral arrangements interment will take place in Oak Hill Cemetery fol­ the local firm, "is made possible by tonight at the Valdes Hotel at 8:00 lowing simple services, under Catho- the fact that the Hup factory is op­ o'clock. This event is looked forward lit ritual at St. Matthew's church Sat­ erating to full capacity today. It is to with much Interest by Juniors and only by maintaining this immense vol­ Seniors and has taken the place of the urday morning. ' ume of business that the Hupmobilo Junior reception that formerly was can be.sold at such prices. Tho fac­ rather a stiff affair and everyone FLETCHER TAKES . tory people wired us, in announcing knows that where there arc good eats, CARE KEY WEST the cut, that they would expect us there will be social success and a good • NAVAL PROJECT to do our part in keeping up thin vol­ time—for all except those who are ume o f business so that (he lower scheduled to speak. (By TU AmmUM >nu) • WASHINGTON, May 19.— At the price could be maintained. The following program has been “ New York financial papers recent­ arranged for the commencement week urgent request of Senatof Fletcher, ly showed that the Hupmobile output fit the schools of the city: who has been at work on tho matter in 1920 yielded the factory only $95.72 for some time, the senate yesterday \ Thursday night, 8 p. m.—Juniornet per car. It is the huge volume of agreed upon an amendment of $800,­ Senior Banquet at Valdes. 000 to the naval bill for the comple­ business, founded' on the popularity Friday night, 8:30 p. m.—Mts. Mun­ tion- of the submarine base at Key of the Hupmobile cars, that makes It son's Recital. High School Audi­ West. Already there has been ap­ possible for the Hupmobile people to torium. operate on such a low individual car propriated about $1,500,000 for this Sunday morning, 11:00 a. m.—Bac­ profit. work and the added amount agreed calaureate Sermon by Dr. Burham. “ We have found the Hup agency a upon by the senate will permit of a High School Auditorium. • good one, with a continually grow­ large and commodious base being Monday afternoon, 5:00 p. m.— ing demand for these cars. Wo arc made available for submarines.averaging one to two carloads of Hup- Claes Day Exercises. High School Senator Fletcher was congratulated Auditorium. ___ mobile's each'month.” upon being able to havo this amend­ Monday night, 8:30 p. m.—Gram­ Further proof of the popularity of ment agreed to and It will now be this splendid car is shown by the mar School Address by Dr. Hyman, for the house to take hold of the mat­ sales of four cars last week. Follow­ “ Graduation." Grammar School. ter and retain the item in confcrense. ing arc those who purchased: Geo. Tuesday night, 8:30 p. m.—High lie is confident that tho Key West F. Pczold and Linoiel Monroe, San­ School Graduation Address by Dr. project wHI be retained In the bill. ford; S. E. Scntcll and W. X. Garrcn, Walker. Orlando. . Agnes Perritt CAN GET VICTORY MEDAL8 18.— Hungarian -Donee— No. 7_Brahms Madeline Mallam FORTY PBR80N8 ARB 14.— Mazurka Caprice— Op. 1S5..... * KILLED IN ITALIAN -------— — -------- - Wollenhaupt BISECTION CONFLICTS Mildred Kennedy 15i— (a ) Ravishing B u tte rfly -^ .. --------------Turner-Msley ROME, May 18,—According to fig ­ (b) I,Send M y Heart Up to ure* published, by the newspaper H Paese, forty persons were killed in (c) The Winds In the South conflicts between factions on election last Sunday. The latest returns show that besides premier Glolitti, all members o f his cabinet have been re-elected. Among Kathleen Brady the prominent Socialists re-elOcted -La Ragmta Venetians----were Deputies Turatl, Trevee and Dar­ Charlotte Smith i n a , while the popular (Catholic) ■Dances— Party leader, Signor Menadf, also was (a ) Narcissus __ ______ victorious. * , (b) The Rose Dance" •The Daily Herald—16c a week, de­ The National Coalitionists received Chlvilette Smith • C «at majority in the provinces. livered anywhere in Sanford. KICKENHACKER TO TRY TWO-DAY FLIGHT ACROSS CONTINENT Palatka Host For Postmasters . Big Convention TO, PAT~g ir ls FOR LOSSES SUSTAINED IN RE­ v CENT ‘FIRE A T WOM­ AN’S COLLEGE (»7 Tin A w d iM Trim) TALLAHASSEE, May 19.—Open sessions of the shell fish investigation is requested in a resolution introduced In the house today by Stewart o f Man* atee. The resolution went over under rules. Fowler, of Flagler, introduced a bill asking an appropriation to re­ imburse the girls for their loss sus­ tained in the fire which destroyed tbs Blast Hall at the Women’s College a few months ago. The House adopted tho senate reso­ lution authorising a board o f com­ missioners to furnish hte hew senate and house chambers. The house failed to recede from the amendment fixing the Supreme Court justices salaries, bill returned to sen­ ate and conference committee asked for. . Tho senate is discussing a bill for creating a state tax commission and appointment o f state tax equaliser. CITIZENS, AS DEPUTIES, . WILL PATROL ZONES • IN WEST VIRGINIA (By Ik. OimcUUJ rr»M) WILLIAMSON, May 19.—Several hundred citizens of Mingo county ora ready today to answer the call of tha authorities and tako up their duties aa special deputy sheriffs should they ba needed. This action was decided upon at a meeting here last night. This it the first anniversary o f the shooting at Matowan in which seven detectives and three residents of the town were killed. COMMERCIAL MEN HAVING CONVENTION AT * GAINESVILLE TODAY (By Tit AimcUUS Tnu) SAN FRANCISCO, Mny 19.—Capt. Eddie Rlckcnbockcr, premier aco of the American aviators during tho war, nnnounccd hero today he will attempt a two-days transcontinental flight from Oakland, Calif., to Washington, D- C., taking off May 24th. Rlckcnbockcr hopea to reach Chey­ enne, Wyo., by noon, nnd Omaha, Neb., by nightfall of the first day. Florida, will gather in Palatka on Mny 24, 25 and 20 for their annual convention. Postmaster N. A. Stumpo has been busy arranging for this ses­ sion for several weeks and has made plans for a big time for all the mem­ bers of these two organizations who The Rotary Club, Palatka W ill Tell A ll * attend. Dusiness Men’s Association and mayor and city officials and many others o f H e Knows About W orld Series Spandal th elocsl organizations are helping Mr. Stumpc plan nnd nrrange f o j their Abe Attell, Former Fighter, Wants pleasure nnd entertainment while here. Pnlntkn wants to insure these to Turn for State • (By Thi iiM diM Friii) CHICAGO, May 19,— Reports from the East, verified here today are to the' affect that Abe Attell, former featherweight champion, is about to tell all he knows o f the 1919 world series scandal. Attell is making ov­ ertures to State's Attorney Crowe to turn state’s evidence, It is sold, and mcanwhilo requlsiti™ papers for A t­ tell. Issued Saturday by the governor of. Illinois is being htfld up. * one of the largest cypress mills in the South; auto rides through the East Palatka, Hastings and Federal Point farming section that has just shipped 600,000 barrels at potatoes; a visit to the Country Club woere a basket lunch will b« prepared; and a pleasant surprise by 'the Palatka Community Service. Besides these, other features and amusements are being planned and a Jblg time ia as­ sured all. In other words the doora o f the In­ dustrial City o f Florida will be open­ ed wide to the visiting postmasters Palatka will be ready to greet them with' open arms. D AYtO N, May 16.— Mrs. Helen Cox Mahoney, twenty-flve, daughter o f former Governor James M. Clx, Democratic presidential candidate, died suddenly at bar home here today. Requested in H o u s e Other M atters Before The Legislature (By Tit iw cliU i Fr»ti) GAINESVILLE, May 19.—Several hundred delegates at the opening here today of the general council o f United Commercial Travelers of Georgia and. Farida. PETERSBURG NEGRO ROUGHLY HANDLED ATTACKED AN OFFICER ST. PETERSBURG, May lO .-Joh n Carey, negro, was roughly handled and narrowly escaped lynching after capture by posko on Mud Key near . Possa Grille late yesterday. Tha * presence o f deputies is said to hava v. been all that saved him. Carey cut Harry Houston, contractor, at Paso* brill© yesterday during quarrel. Hous-. . ^ ton not ieriously injured. Negro wag landed In county Jail at ClOarWateg last night. ' ‘ which arrived yesterday from Ant­ werp and Cherborg. The dead, tha greatest number ever brought home by one ship, Included bodies o f eleven nurses. Funeral services will be held at the afmy piers, beginning Sunday. AUTO INDUSTRY GROWS WASHINGTON, May 18. r - In ­ creased Employment In eight major industries and decreases fo r the rof i n i n g six, was shown In labor .de­ partment figures yesterday fo r April. The largest increase was In the auto­ mobile' Industry a t 25.2 per cent; MIAMI, May 18.— Miami vdtod yes­ terday to install a commission-man­ ager form o f government by a major­ ity of 195 votes out o f 8000 vote* cast The men's vote totaled 1800 and shpwqd a majority o f 80 against the project, but tha women, who cast and steel, 9.7 per cent; leather work­ a total of 1800 votes., carried the ers, 11.8 per cent; piper making, U .4 election. per cent; coal mining, J per cant. �THE 8ANF0RD WEEKLY'HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1921 JumpfromBed in Morning and' Drink Hot Water INSTRUCT BUILDING COMMIT . 1TEE TO SE L E C T 'S U IT A B L E LOT FOR HOME cent o f the stock had been paid in Have Saved M oney On and this will not be difficult as a great many o f the stock holders have Building M aterial already paid and many o f them have only been walling to bee how the By Delay work o f building was progressing. Now that all o f these objections have been adjusted and all o f the stock holders are in favor o f the location and o f going ahead It is certain that AN D UNANIM OUS! AGREEMENT the new building will soon be started TO GO AH EAD WITH and (hat Sanford will be graced with T H E WORK one o f the finest club houses in the building their elegant new club build­ ing in a few weks and it will bo one o f the most complete in this line that this section o f Florida can boast. T h is was decided upon at the meet­ ing last night when all the stock­ holders were called together to rati­ f y the action o f the building commit­ tee in purchasing the Wilson lot on Union avenue and the lake front and also to find out the wishes o f the ma­ jority o f the stockholders in this Yespcct. There was some talk about the Rod and Gun Club going in fo r a community building but the original buyers o f stock hnd no such purpose and it w as.p oin ted out, at- various times that the m ajority o f the local members nnd all o f the visitors who w ill come i n ' later would want the club to be at least a short distance from tho heart o f tho city in order to have, the necessary space for nmusements and the swimming pool, etc., and also to be far away enough to get the country club effect that is wanted by all clubs o f this kind. In fa ct this was the ides o f the original promoters and While thero were some who held out fo r the community club the meeting InBt night was fo r -the purpose of nllowing everyone to give an expression o f thoir views and let tho majority rule. There was some discussion about the locations but the building committee gave their report at Mveral meetings und together with the board of governors hnd been in­ structed to purchnse the lot and go ghcad with the plnns for the buildings. At the meeting Inst night it was un­ animously agreed to sanction the ac­ tion o f the building committee nnd the board of governors in nil that they W ANTS TO GET INTO ALABAM A BEFORE WEST- FLORIDA HAS TO P A Y TAXES . (By Tkn i l M d t M Frntn) TALLAH ASSEE, May 10.— Senator Mnypolea o f Crest ’ View introduced in senate (bday bill providing for ap­ pointment o f commission by governor Tell* why everyone ahould drink hat watar each mornlug . before breakfast. . To m o the healthy bloom in your face, to see your akin ffet clearer and clearer, to wake up without a head­ ache, backache, coated tongue or a nasty breath, in fa ct to feel your best, day (n and day out, just try inside bathing every morning fo r a week. Before breakfast each" day, drink a glass o f teal hot water with a tea­ spoonful o f lim estone phosphate in it as a harmless means o f washing from the stomach, live)1, kidneys and bowels the previous day's indigestible waste, sour .bile and toxiris, thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entire alimentary canal before ........................ jc. « putting more, food into the stomach. NBH of SWH isd NWH of I I H . t ........ 1 1 t l S3 so Unknown The action o f hqt water and limestone .0. T. sworx LAVS coKramr a plat or buck haxkocx u i m h m u rut bm^ v*. t, ri| « li* **J *■* — — **— — * — phosphate on an empty stomach Is l/ota 3T0 to STS lots 300 to 403 . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . wonderfully invigorating.., It cleans NSU of l i f t of tW M . . . . . . . . . . . . . out all the sour fermentati ons, gases 8H of H *H aod EH of B B tf.. . . . . . NH of SWH and acidity and gives ono a fine ap* NWtJ of HWH Of BBH .................... petite fo r breakfast. NRtt of 8BH , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U ' A quarter pound o f limestone phos­ KB 14 of NBH .............. : ........................ ♦♦♦ W M T W W M I f f U l I I j | HWH of HEH and NH of NWH phate will cost very little~at the drug IS SI 33 140 Uakaewa . . . . . . . . ■ an or bbu or awi4 ........ IS SI S3 SO Tbon. Wtttanoa SR and NR 14 of BRK OPEN NOSTRILS! END f store, but is sufficient to demonstrate HE1414 ofof KR14 10 SI 33* 40 Unknown .............. . 81V 1*4 IS SI S3 10 Unknowa ................ of SR 14 Of NB14 .......................... A COLD OR CATARRH ; that those who are subject to consti­ BHW14 IS SI U SO •Unknown .............. . W 14 of NB14 tlooo SB 1-4) ................ . . -------pation, bilious attacks, acid stomach, SB 14 of NWU . . . . . . . . . . . A . . . . . . . ri 10 SI S3 40 Unknown ................ . 10 SI S3 10 1. U. Milter . . . How To Get Relief When Head ! J rheumatic twinges or whose skin is HE 14 of SW 14 of HBli .......................... 10 SI 33 40 Unknown ........ BK14 of HW14 ............................ ............ aod Nose are Staffed Up, . SO 31 S3 SH Unknown ................ . hi : 14 Of NW 14 of N W 14 of S W 1 4 .... sallow and pallid, that one w„cek o f in­ 30 31 S3 10 Unknown NE 14 of sn 1-4 or HW 1-4 .................. side bathing will have them looking W H Of HB14 of HW14 of NW14 81! 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •and feeling better every way.— Adv; Count fifty! Your cold .in head or W H of HE14-of SW14 ........................... to confer with Alabama state bound­ ary commission "with view ta^trans­ catarrh disappears. Y our clogged nos­ trils will open, th e ,a ir passages o f ferring nine Florida counties weat o f your head will clear and you can Apalachicola river to Alabama. May­ breathe freely. No more snuffling, poles, who resides in territory afTccted hawking, mucous discharge, dryness struggling fo r said present Florida legislature Is so or headache, no •' reckless with appropriations he de­ breath nt night.. ' Get a small bottle o f Ely’s Cream sires toget into Alabama before tax Balm from your druggist and apply a limit is reached in. this state. little of this fragrant antiseptic cronm in your nostrils. It penetrates through WOODS FIRE CAUSE every air passage o f tho head, sooth­ OF SEVERE IN /U R Y ing and healing the swollen or InFORT MYERS WOMAN flnmed mucous membrane, giving you instant relief. Head colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed up and miserable. Relief is sure.— Adv. KR14 Of HEH Of HR14 .......................... S W 14 of HW 14 of SB 14 .................. HW14 of S W 14 (looo KB 1-4) .......... NH of HWH ......................................... 31 S3 10 31 S3 SS XI S3 SO SI S3 ISO Unknown Unknown rtMly k Unknown M 31 33 300 Unknown (From TnttSiy'n Dolly) ST 31 S3 B I.T . Ilo. ST SI U 10 Unknown Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield were in Sanford Wednesday on business. BRH of HB!4 ............................................. ST • » »3 Unknown ................................ T.#4 Mr. and Mrs. Raulcrson and Mr. SH nf NBH Of HWH o f NEH ...................... SS SI S3 » Unknown ................................... |i.J* CHULUOTA u BoenrAoS In FUt Book Vo. S. T i f , SI. Bomlnnlo Oonnty BooorSn. nnd Mrs. Dooley spent Wednesday in Lot 2, Block If .............................................. O. A. U tnlw M tbnr.............. |.ce Orlando. . , HOBTII CHULUOTA u BooorAoS In Tint Book Bo. S. Fnyw M to It* hnlntta County B.t.rfc Mrs. G. Nickolson is spending a few U t I. Illock. BT .................... ............. ............... ____________ Unknown ................................ j *j days with her son, Homer, in Miami. VILLA MILL* nt BootrAoS In Mat to o l Vo. I, Taia I). In 2 n o u ‘ c o a ty Booor4t. Rev. W right and a few o f the ladies Inti 3. n. 8. nnd 0. Block R ................. Unknown ................... ig o f Oveido were here last Wcdnea“ RH of HWH of SEU Of H W H »nd RH day, advertising tho shaw ^or Friday* of W H of HBH of HWH ....................... WH of HWH (>«« WH of S 1-3).........•... H 3-4 or EH of H £ H of BRK ......... . K 1 Off* o f ‘ SWH of HKH of 8KH *nd • W H of SEH of 8RH of HR 1-4........... 8. Van Wagner HWH and SH or HEH ................................... Unknown Unknown AU (tew HWH of HWH) ..................... B|i of NRH or NRH nnd H W H of , HEH HH .of S W H Of HRH Of HKH ....................... N>4 o f ‘ H W H *nd HWH of H W H ........... 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NEH of H1VH .................................................... NH o f S W H .................................’. . . . ............. IB S W H Of HWH .................................................... 10 HWH of NIVH Of HWH ............................... S " 'H Of SW H nnd HH of NE 14 Dead Man Pilots Car Through Busy / Street in Orlando ORLANDO, May 10 A car piloted by a dead man rtended its way' thru the traffic o f a busy street o f Orlan­ do yesterday. .The man at the wheel, Frank J. Terry, proprietor o f a local marble works, being “Stricken with henrt failure. The car, after proceed­ ing several hundred yards, finnlly crashed into .1 telegraph pole, nnd the death of the driver was discovered. making the pinna for the building. |ng the fles Tho plnns are not completed as yet from the bo but it is understood that the cost o f Was so obsti the building will be less tbad it might burning woo have been several months ago when was not seer tho building *wns first contemplated machine out and the club hns really saved money ' • ___ by waiting. Gasoline I It was also agreed that no building allow those would start until nt lenst fifty per Ibuy n bigge 31 S3 S3 S3 iififi cu res n Cold q u ick ly > of HKH «........................................ 29 HEH “ I HKH ............................... t ................ HRH of HEH "f « W H ......................... NEH “ f H W H .................................................. KH of N W H of N W H . . . . . . . . . . . ............. 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Where the word "Tovnehlp” or nbhrrrUllon therefor occur* It ehaU U held to mean Town•hip Buulb of Tnllnha*nee, end where the word "Ila n g e " or abhrerUtlon therefor occur* It ahall l» held to mean Ilange Enat of TllUbaaare. JNO. D. JIN KINS, Tax Collector Seminole Count;. MY DRAIN was busy. • • a TO BUY that cigarette. □ UILDING AIR caatlea. THEN LIQHTINO up. FOR I wasn’t sleepy. 8MACKINQ THEIR Upc FINALLY I dosed off. AND 8AYIN0, "Oh, Boy. AND PROMPTLY dreamed. IT S THE exact copy. CATT.^ TRAN SFERS PROPERTY. •- • • • • • • • •• .• • • RUPTURE EXPERT TO BE IN O R LAN D O a • • • a • a •• • • OP THAT ’Satisfy’ blend.* t • n BUT WOKE right up. • • • ' AND THEN I came to. • » • • • AND FOUND 1 was asleep. • • • THEN I got thinking. "THIS TIME you're dreaming, OF A wonderful formula. FOR SURE. FOR MAKING cigarettes. • • • WAKE UP, you darn fooL I PLANNED It all ouL WHY, THAT 'SeUefy* >Jeoda 8 0 MUCH Turklah tobacco. • • • AND SAID to myself.’ • n n • • • • , n n SIMPLY CAN’T be Mpled.” BLENDED JUST so with Burley. • • • . AND OTHER DomesUo leaf. . A ir -T ig h t Tint o f 8 0 A a k y o u r d ea ler fo show y ou th t n a ir vacuum aealed Una o f 5 0 Chaatar8a Ida. A com p a ct, 0 0 0 y a n la n t a n d a b a olu ta / r A t R - T I O H T packing— tba cigarattaa kaap freak indefinitely. ' I COULD Just see. • t • CROWDS OF hippy people. • • • •• THRONQINQ INTO store*. HAT'S a fact— the "S atisfy blend" can't be copied, lt'a our own secret— putting thoee good to­ baccos together In a way that ghraa you at ary last ounce of their fra­ grance. You’ll smack your lips over Chesterfields. And remember — you T F. H. Seeley o f Chicago nnd Phila­ delphia, tho noted truss expert, will personally be at the San Juan Hotel and will remain in Orlando Wednes­ day only, May 11th. Mr..Sceicy says: "The Spermatic Shield will not only retain any case o f rupture perfectly, but contracts the opening in 10 days on th e‘average case. Being a vast ad­ vancement over all form er methods— exemplifying instantaneous effects Im­ mediately appreciable and withstand­ ing any strain or position. This in­ strument received the only award , in England and in Spain producing re­ sults without surgery, injections, med­ ical treatment or prescriptions.' Mr. Seeley has documents from the United States Government, Washington, D. C., fo r Inspection. All charity cases without charge, or if any interested call, he wil ibe glad to show spine without charge or fit them i f desired. Business demands prevent stopping at any other pUce In this section. P. S.— Every statement in this no­ tice has beten verified before tKe Fed­ eral and State Courts.— F. H. Seeley. H6me Office, 117 North Dearborn St., Chicago.— Adv. 38-2tp Am ong famous last words' list “ Here’s H ow ;’’ apoke/i by the -man just before he aamplcd the boot­ legger’s wares.— Baltimore Evening Sun: & M yirs T obacco C o. Germany's dream o f power,- which was a day-dream, has apparently de­ veloped into a nightmare. $40,000 HOTEL TO BE BUILT DeFUNIAK SPRINGS, ,May 10.— Six deeds have been filed with the clerk of the circuit court conveying what ia believed to be the entire hold­ ings o f former- Governor Catts nnd his wife to their daughter. Miss Ruth Catts. Tho consideration mentioned is $10 and other valuable considera­ tion. The deeds include two hundred acres of land and several blocks in this town. MIAMI, May 9.— Application tor a permit fo r construction o f a threestory hotel in tho negro section of the city to cost $40,000 has been made to the city building inspector on behalf of Dr. w . B. Sawyer. * The first floor o f the building will be devoted to stores and offices. There will be two commodious doctors' offi­ ces on the first floor, one o f them for tke use o f Dr. Sawyer. The corner location will be used fo r a dfug store and the room adjoining fo r a barber shop. There wlij be fou r other stores. The floors o f the first story will be o f concrete. • Control—White Fly'and Scale Produce—Bright, Fancy Fruit SOLUBLE narrs U ll Economical Combination Spray tor White Fly, Sole Intecta and Rutt Mlut control, thct« detractive petti - protccti your tree* igaimt their rfaget. ■ Utcd at directed, increatet the yield and producet more boxet of bright, fancy fruit which aiwayt com mind, a higher price. Write for O n oopf at 1*1 .dltfaa « f Bcbaana 8 p m / Book and complete fttee U t l J. SCHNARR & CO Specialists in Sprays, Sprayers t f Spraying O R L A N D O ; F L O IU D A . T , j, •: E a t a b H a h e d 1906 �V -* ' * "I THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD* FRIDAY, MAY 20,1921 —— - K -1 \ ; ?^ "~T -V WEST PALM BEACH CHOSEN AS N E T MEETING PLACE FOR AMERICAN LEGION PALATKA. GOES AFTER ' REAL REMOVAL CHAPPELL-LOVELL NUPTIALS. (From B»lurd«y’» Diltr) A wedding of mtfre than usual in­ terest occurred at high noon Wednes­ day nt Washington when Miss Lucca Chappell and Mr. Vail Lovell ended a childish romance by plighting their ASSOCIATION ADOPTS RESOLU troth and becoming mnn and wife. The wedding occurred at . the Wash­ TION TO REMOVE CAPITAL ington Foundry Methodist Church and EAST OF SUWANEE was performed by the cousin o f tho At a meeting of the Capital Re bride, Dr. Chappell of Washington. election by acclamation possible— pre­ Ex-Service Men Vote for paredness. The Tampans and a few moval Association o f Palatka, Fla., An uncle, A, W. Wheeler, of Balti­ loyal friends took no chances and a held May 11, 1921, the following res­ more, gave the bride away and the The Bonus attendants were Forbes Winda, of little stampede of their own all bot­ olutions were adopted: "A joint resolution, proposing an New York and Goelet Wheeler,, of tled and labeled, ready for Jim Mor­ Plan ris to pull the cork. When he did in a amendment to Section one (1) o f ar Baltimore. Immediately after the pointed nomination speech a dozen tide Bixtecn (1C) of the Constitution ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Lovell left for pledged supporters from as many dif­ of the State of Florida, relating to New York where they will be nt home after June first at 112 Haven avenue ferent counties and from every corn­ the seat of government: "Be It Resolved by The Legislature where the groom had prepared a nice er o f the stato were on their feet LEGION EXPECTS STATE Al)D clamoring at the chair, and as rapidly of the State of Florida, that the fol­ apartment for their future borne. NATION TO RECOGNIZE The bride is the daughter of Mr. ns one sat down there was another lowing amendment of Section One of THEM second to the nomination. The con­ Article Sixteen of the Constitution of and Mrs. H H. Chappell, o f Celery the State of Florida, relating to the avenue, and was born and spent the ORLANDO, Mny 17.— Orlando vention fell in behind and started a greater part of her girlhood days here 'woke up yesterday morning to find stampedo which had really begun with scat of government is hereby agreed where her sunny disposition and busi­ to and shall be submitted to the elec­ itself agreeably captured by invading a full two minutes' demonstration the tors of the state for adoption or re­ ness ability made her. a valuable ac­ moment Mr. Morris mentioned the hosts of Legionnaires and their ladles quisition in business circles.. During from all over Florida, and notwith- “hame— Lowry. The most pronounced jection at the next general election of representatives to be held in the year the war Mrs. Lovell was an employee outbreak of the day, excepting only standing the drizzling rain 6f the A. D. 1922; that is to say, that Sec­ of the War Department Aeronautics morning, which had ceased at noon the bonus demonstration, followed Ed. tion One (1 ), Article Sixteen (16) of Division and at the closo o f the war Vestel's nomination o f Morris Givens, and gave way to the sun, the elaborate the Constitution of the State of Flor­ came home to take a position as bookarrangements for billeting the city’s Tampa, for historian, and only the act keeper of tho Wight Tire Co., which welcomed guests went through with* o f Jim Morris who, coming to the ida be amended so as to read as fol­ low's: position she held until a few weeks rescue of Mr. Givens after tho conout a hitch. ago. She was an active member of "Section One (1). The seat of gov­ vontioned howled the nominee down At noon delegations hnd arrived from Brooksvlile, Bartow, Cleunvatcr, every, time ho raised his head to re­ ernment of tho State o f Florida shall the Business and Professional Wom­ Fernnndinn, Gainesville, Homestead, fuse, and actually pulled him o ff the be at, or near, the County Seat o f a an’s Club and o f the'D. A. R. and kin­ Lake City, Lake Worth, Miami, MudI- orchestra rail and forced him to his county situated and being cant of the dred organizations nnd is one of the son, Ocala, Plant City, Mulberry, Win­ sent when he tried to refuse the nom­ Suwnnce river in the state of Florida, brightest and fairest o f Sanford's daughters. ter Garden, Milton, Palmetto, Pensa­ ination, broke up the demonstration. to be selected nnd determined by tho The groom is also a Sanford boy, a legislature o f the State o f Florida at cola, Palatka,. Perry, Punta Gorda, Thinking that Mr. Morris intended the general session thereof in the graduate of Sanford High School, a seconding tho nomination, the conven­ Sanford, St. Augustine, St. Petersburg ynr, A. D. 1923, and when, the seat of self-made young man o f the sturdy tion finally recognized him nnd with Tampa, Tarpon Springs, Tnllnhnssee, American typo who since early child­ government shall have been so located reluctance accepted the statement that Wauchuln, West Palm Bench, Winter hood hnd an ambition to become one and determined, same shall there re­ Mr. Givens could not accept office ut Haven, Sarasota, New Smyrna, Cocoamain permanently; nnd it shall he tho of the leaders in bis chosen profession nut Grove, Monticollo, Avon Park, the hands of the state department-as and who has made a record of which duty.^f the legislature of the State of Kissimmee, Ft. Myers, Daytona and £ is barred by being a county officFloridn immediately after tho deter­ any hoy in all of the United States lect. Tavares in addition to the two Bpccl&l mination of such location to make all could well feel proud. He is a gradu­ Other officers elected were: Dr. trains from Jacksonville and Tampa, which arrived Sunday night. Auto­ Jnck Hnlton, Sarasota; Wnde W. necessary appropriations and provis­ ate from the Georgia Tech from mobiles arc literally arriving in Hnmpton, Jr., Gainesville; Giles F. ions for the erection of buildings suit­ which well known institution ho re­ droves loaded down with visitors and Lewis, Milton; II. N. Kurt man, Pa­ able for the transaction of the busi­ ceived the degree of B. S. in Electric­ delegates to the Second Annual Con­ latka, vice-commanders for four dis­ ness of the state of Floridu; provided, al Engineering. For some time nftertrict a were elected in the order nam­ however, that the seat of govern­ wnrd he wns connected with the At­ vention of the American legion. The first of the friendly buttles ed: .1. V. Cheney, Orlando, adjut­ ment mny temporarily remain nt the lanta Power nnd Light Co., nnd nt tho wnging is over the selection of the ant; Claude C. Jones, Arcadia, finnnee City of Tnllnhnssee, until n sufficient first call for men in the World Wnr 1922 meet. West Palin Beach proved officer; Lucian Spencer, Fort Myers, number of such buildings shall hnve enlisted in tho Air Service, wns sent the early bird by arriving Saturday chaplain; Clyde Maule, Orlando, his­ been erected for the transaction of to Franco and was commissioned in Frnnce as First Lieutenant nnd serv­ and stringing banners aeross the prin­ torian; Jnck Blizzard, Stuart, master- the business of the state.” A# you know, the present location ed in engagements at the St. Mihiel cipal streets and placarding the eity at-arms; I. O. Bishop of Fort Pierce, with announcemnts of its ambitions. T. .1, Swanson of Perry and II. L. Cov­ of the state capital is costing the cit­ and Argonne Forest drives und took Paschal C. Ricsc was in the vanguard ington, Jacksonville, trustees; Davis izens of the peninsula of Florida thou­ part in many engagements, mnking n of the West Palin Bench invaders and Forster, New Smyrna, national com­ sands of dollars ench year. It is, fine record in tho American nir brought the alluring promise of quar­ mitteeman; .1. W. Morris of Tampa', therefore, imperative from nn econ­ forces. At the signing of the armis­ tering the next convention day and Floyd Thomnsson of St, Petersburg; omic point of view that the capital tice Mr. Lovell took advantage of the night in the luxurious Royal l’olnci- E. .1. Close of Tavares, Watt Lawlt-r should be centrally located east of the European universities to attend (he nnnn. Tho opposite ends of the stste of Fort Myers, C. V. McClurg of Lake Suwnnoo river. From these resolu­ schools while the American forces City, Lewis II. Chnzni of Ocala, C. B. tions you will observe that no city has were over there und attended Cam­ are nlso putting up a strong fight. After reporting at the Chamber of Allen of Monticeiio; E. L, Adams of been named for the capital site, ns bridge University, receiving a degree Comerce and having quarters assign­ Perry, Goldie McEwon of Milton, C. A. this Is an after consideration which from the London Mathematical So­ ed, the Legionnaires began to look Landrum of Pensacftla, Earl I). Smith may he finally determined by the citi­ ciety. He is an associate member of the around to find old “ buddies" and pals of Pensacola, George W. Owen of Pen- zens of the Stnte of Floridn. I be­ o f the service. At O n. m. Monday sncoln, Howard Rowton of Palatka,M. lieve that these resolutions, in letter American Institute of Electrical En­ morning the reunions of the various M. Davidson of Fort Pierce, Jerome nnd spirit, reflect the wish of the gineers, of the American Physical So­ divisions with which the Florida men Widenmn of West Palm Bench, nnd people of the peninsula, nnd therefore ciety and now holds the responsible served were held. Those who hadn’t Harvey I’ ayno of Jacksonville, state request that you support same by get­ position of assistant to the head of the met nil of their old comrades were executive committee; R. B. Sturkic of ting your delegations nt Tallahassee Engineering Department of the Nat­ ional Electric Light Association with thuH enabled to greet them and re­ l)nde City, I). C. Pearce of Palatka, to work for this bill. C. H. KENNERLY, headquarters in New York City Harvey Payne of Jncksqnville, W. D. new old associations. Secretary. He is the son of Cnpt. and Mrs. M. Joyce of Clearwater, J. W. Morris of At 1 p. m. the opening meeting of W. I-oveli of this city, nnd brother of the convention wns held at the Lu­ Tampa, V. II. Collins of Plant City, Mrs. D. G. Marlowe. . He is of a quiet cerne Theatre, followed by nn infor­ and Jerome Widomnn of West Palm nnd retiring disposition and a young mal reception held by the Women’s Bench, delegates to the national con­ mnn who hns been a credit to his na­ Auxiliary for the visiting Legion­ vention. The decision to send a com­ tive city, his parents, his schools and naires and guests. At 3:30 one of mittee to Tallahassee to press the The Evidence Is at Your Dobr his many friends. the most popular Amusements provid­ fight for legion measures was. tho To these fine young people who principal decision of the morning ses­ ed for the day, was furnished at the Sanford proof ia what you wnnt Fair Grounds when Joe Tinkers’ Tig­ sion, coming ns it did, in conjunction and the statement of this highly ro- have just started down the primrose ers and Tommy loach’s Tarnpn Smok­ with the decision to prod the Florida spectnble resident will banish nil path of life with such bright prospects the Herald joints n large circle of ers grappled for diamond honors in sotons for acton both on the state and doubt: friends in wishing them a long life of the Floridu State League. Orlando the national bonus, a memorial to con­ W. A. Stafford, prop, plumbing es­ took the honors 5 to 1. Those not gress being urged in regards to the tablishment, J08 Holly Ave., Sanford, happiness and prosperity. caring to attend the game were latter. says: “ Kidney complaint hnd nnnoyed The fight for the next convention, IN HONOR OF MRS. KELLY guests at the local theatres. me for some little while. I had bnck“ Chow’’ at Eolu Park was next on coming to a head with the committee ache so bnd 1 couldn’t stoop to pick up ( riom MontUjr't D.lljr) the program. Words cannot describe report to go to West Palm Bench nnything when working. I wns pretty the mountains of good things to eat brought Miami into the" struggle with One of the most delightful affairs well hnndicapped. I-was nlso afflicted that awaited the hungry visitors. This an array of parliamentary obstruc­ of the spring season wns the luncheon with a kind of dizzy feeling nnd there “ feed" was the event of the program tions which hnd >to he cleared one by given by Mrs. A. M. Phillips at her that appealed to every visitor and tho one, und tho convention practically were times when I could sec dark home on Oak nvonuo, on Friday, in * Orlando Post had spent $2,000 to sec fought its way through two years’ specks in front of me. I felt gener­ honor of Mrs. D. A. Kelly, who leaves bnttles during the .forty minutes con­ ally run down.' I doctored, but didn’t Monday for California, where she will that it was well done. • Dancing ut various places through­ sumed, for when. Paint Bench emerged get much l»eneflt, so I sent for a box spend* Bcvernl months. out the city-until I n. m. marked t\io with the next convention, Pensacolu o f Doan’s Kidney Pills at Aldridge's In the living room wicker baskets close of the first day's program of tho had practically clinched the 1923 gath­ Drug Store. I wasn’t long in flntjing nnd crystal IjowIb of petunias nnd ering. Miami fought hard. It offered out the merit of this remedy, for It carnations were tnBeefully arranged. Convention. • everything that Palm Bench could o f­ soon cured me and I have romnined Wicker baskets of Shasta daisteB were ORLANDO, May 18.—One more fer, the delegation said, nnd then in­ free from kidney trouble for some used in the dining room while vases terrific downpour of rain, which fell cluded Mimini, only forty-five miles years now.” of roses and ferns were placed on tho COe nt all dealers. Foster-Milbum yesterday afternoon, broke up the pa­ away, which, however, wns wiped out small tables where the luncheon was rade plans of the third annual reunion when nn enthusiastic Palm Bench man Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.— Adv. served. A delicious four course lunch­ o f the American Legion, Florida de­ told the convention, right hot o ff the eon was_ served by the hostess, as­ partment, but even tho deluge would anvil that Palm Beach would not hnve ASKS TO TIE OWN KNOT sisted by Mrs. Fred Williams. have failed to dampen the warmth of to "tako you to Bimini.’’ Miami based ORLANDO, Mny 17.—John P. Wil­ The occasclon was one of much hap­ stone stirring scenes of the closing its fight principally on the season o f son, under sentence of death for tho piness and enjoyment for this cordial -day o f the session of tho legion in Lu­ the year. Palm Beach proposing to murder of Mrs. George E. Dyal, at hostess and her guests. Among those hold the convention March 15, 16 and cerne theatre. Goldenrod several months ago, asked Invited were Mesdames D. A, Kelly, Resolutions that brought forth a 17, and the shift to three days instead Sheriff Karel to let him tie the knot Blackman, Henry Wight, Galloway, pronounced demand for the bonus of two brought a popular response in the rope which will pe used to hang Roy Bower, Sam Pulcston, Walter from both state and nation, a now from the delegates, who in n busy him on Juno 17th when the sheriff Morgan, Will Wataon, Scoggins, Fred convention have little or no time for sta ff headed by Sumter L. Lowry, Jr o f Tampa, and lastly but not least, the entertainment at a tWo-day ses­ read the death warrant to him recent­ Williams and Schelle Mnines. . ly. Wilson.said hg wanted the hang­ took the convention for J022 to West sion. ing “ to be a good Job." BEAUTIFUL SERVICES A T THE Palm Beaoh after ope o f tho most TEMPLE SUNDAY EVENING hotly contested parliamentary battles Let Mrs. Mary Graves Tell You n « r Garner IIIII, Gladstone,' N. J., Sells Poultry Raising Experience Opposition to tho bonus plan% had * (Fro™ Miidir'i Did;) RaLSnip, He Says already faded and it was a foregone “ Three years ago bought nn Incu­ On Sunday evening a beautiful song “ I sell and’ use RAT-SNAP. * Like conclusion what would happen when bator, this .year I’ve made money. nnd story sendee entitled “ Mothers of to look any mnn in the face nnd tell It reached the floor for discussion toRata stole my hnby chicks. Didn't the Bible" was rendered at the Baptist it's the best. It's good.” Peoplt* like day— to ho stampeded through with acclaim from all sides, while a sin­ know until n friend gave me a cake RAT-SNAP because it "d o e s "’ kill Temple, by the choir, under tho able cere minority Biicntiy bowed to the of RAT-SNAP. Next momingt found rats. Petrifies carcass—leaves no direction of Mrs. A. M. Philips, chair will o f the majority. A surprise was two dead rata in hennery. Kept find­ smell. Comes in cakes—no mixing to leader;. M ^s Clara Millen read tho tho fading away of opposition to ing them. Suddenly they disappeared do. Cats or dogs won’t touch it. Three story o f some of the illustrious moth­ Sumter Lowry, but only those who altogether. It's the ' only sure rat sizv i 35c, C5c, $1.25. Sold' and ers o f Bible times. Of the many ffno •aw the precision with which tho Tam­ killer." Take Mrs. Graven' advice. guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.— services o f this kind held at the Tem­ ple this was one o f the very best pa delegation’s campaign for its Three sites, 35c, 65c, $1.26. Sold Adv. "buddy’* Worked yesterday can appre­ and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. Although the weather was inclement ciate the hidden factor that made his — Adv. \ the attendance was excellent. .T . 666 cures Malarial Fever. LOWRY C H O S E N ‘i ■ fe l I 10 olgarettes for 10 ots Handy and convenient; try them. D ealers now carry both sizes: 10 for 10 cts; 20 for 20 cts. “ B E T T E R -G E T-B E TT E R ” Circulation-------“DO IT N O W ” ------- Strength It Simply Removes Obstructions to Blood Flow— Dislodges Accumulations o f many years— And Thus Equalizes . * Pressure on Nerves— Arteries N euritis-^—The “ LOGICAL TREATMENT”------ Paralysis ASK US ASK “ ENERGIZER” THEM Rheumatism— FOR MANY HUMAN ILL£^—Illood Pressure And Veins, so that the Blood Stream Functions B etterGets Nourishment to Dormant Tissue At Sanfpi;d— No Mystery— No Imagination— Appointment TELEPHONE 184 L. C. CAMERON P. O. BOX 399 A Bulw ark in defense of of the citrus GO NO FARTHER •1 farlS m u W\, i [? l ft*:'. , t- i - AW ' , » • Uat tH n * n m u I*4 *1 I* m pi nd«< |ww Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots >1 HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING “ SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” 18 “UrMl in g a tten ­ tio n — lo ts a re b e in g so ld r ig h t a lo n g a n d b u ild in g In this sectio n is su c h a s to g la d d e n th e h e a r t o f th o se w h o have th e good o f S a n fo rd a t h e a r t. This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and to say just what is my candid convictions would put it most too Btrong 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. ilJltilij S' ! T k « I n ward i t H i t i ej Li J.E. f “ The Man Who Sella Dirt Cheap” Watch the South East Corner of Page OFFICE SUPPLIES AT H . m m J xm . �» r ^ “ • \ n a *, - •*• THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 20,1921 PROCEEDINGS OP T H E C O U N T Y . f - ________ COM M ISSIONERS I VIA SANFORD IS TALKED . • ... Snnford, Fla., May 3rd, 1921. Hon. Bonrd of County Commission­ ers in nnd for Seminole County, Flor­ ida, met in regular session at 10 o'clock a. m. Present: Chnlrman L. A. Brumley, and Commissioners L. P. Hagan, C. \V. Entzminger, O. P. BIRTHDAY PARTY An American Shipping Swope nnd E. Curlett, with V. E Douglass, Deputy Clerk nnd C. M (Trom W*di«fciij‘a D»llj) Corporation Said To Little MIsa Margaret Britt was hoa- Hand, sheriff in attendance. Minutes of the regular meeting teaa to a number of her amalt friends Be Parent yesterday afternoon at her home on held April 5th, were read and ap­ Palmetto avenue at a lovely birthday proved. A Mr. Chns. E. Henry here presented in celebration of her eighth birthday anniversary. a petition asking thnt n certain road The rooms were artistically decor­ beginning nt a point where the old palatka n e w s h a s in t e r e s t . ated for the occasion, and refresh­ Monroe road leaves St, Gertrude avc. ING ARTICLE ABOUT THE ments of ice.cream and cake were run North one qunrter of a mile, on VERY LATEST CANAL served, the large birthday cake be­ old Monroe road, thence East on the ing ornamented with eight burning North line of Lota 90 to 28, accord­ The following from the Palatka tapers, this being cut by the young ing to plat o f St. Joseph, to road lead­ News will be interesting to Sanford hostess. ing to Rand's Siding, be hard sur­ people even if it never comes to Effectively immediately, Hupmobile prices are reduced Interesting games, fancy dancing faced with suitable material, on mo­ pU J! ! f by the young guests, with songs and tion of O. P. Swope, seconded by C. "That an American shipping cor­ recitations were the features of the W. Entzminger, this matter is refer­ $200 on open cars, and $315 to $325 on closed cars. poration, associating with it shipping afternoon's entertainments. The favors red to Commissioner L. P. Hagan to interests of the entire world, will fin* given the girls were dainty fans. The investigate and report to this board. ance the construction * o f a canal boys were given baloons. •Attorney Schelie Mnines and Judge The Five-Passenger car and the Roadster are now across the state o f Florida, with some Tho guests were: Marguerite Garn­ E. F. Housholder, here addressed the government aid, was a statement er, Virginia Keene, Dorothea Lawson, Board in reference to pay for jurori $1,485; the Sedan, $2,485 ;4;he Coupe, $2,400; all prices f. o. nude here to the Rotary Club at a re­ Carmen Guthrie, Juanita McMullen, in the county judge’s and justice of b. Detroit, war tax to be added. cent meeting by Henry H. Read, an. Dorothy Haynes, Mary Mahoney, the peace courts, who arc summoned, but who do not serve. • thor of ‘Read’s Waterways o f Amer­ Katherine Scharad, Juanita Smith, Clerk ef this Board Ib instructed to ica,” and noted engineer who has Louise Purdon, Lois and Anna Couch, request Mr. S. F. Doudney, to have been making, a survey o f the proposed Dorothy Bailey and Juanita Sloan. What this reduction actually, means is an increase in The little boys invited in for re* plats which he is making for the canal route for the corporation. Hupmobile value that is worth far more than the revision The preliminary survey has been fresh men ts were Braxton Perkins County before the Board nt their next ? ■egular session. completed, Mr. Read said, of the .Wilson Smith, Frederick Daiger, Motion of C. W. Entzminger, sec­ in price. route of what will bo a deep water B, Hodges, Charles Betts, Franci onded by L. P. Hagan and carried the way canal extending from Mosquito Roumillat and Charles Britt. M bills of Mr. E. C. Langston, for put­ Inlet, on the East Coast, to Port Ing- , Mrs. Charles Britt, mother o f tho ting rock shoulders on tho * Geneva The truth is that at its new price, and with its Us, on the West Coast, cutting a little hostess, was assisted in enter­ brick rond, are rejected on account of taining the children by Mrs. Arthur straight canal through tho center o f same not having been authorized by Marshall and Mrs. Rennick. known economy, low repair-costs, long life and higfrreFlorida, thereby cutting off more than the board of county commissioners. 1000 miles of the route by steamer Motion of C. W. Entzminger, sec­ sale value, the Hupmobile stands forth today as the best' from New York to New Orleans and onded by O. P. Swope, and carried, / other West Gulf Coast ports. Chnirmnn L. A. Brumley, and Com­ buy in the motor car market. "The plans on which Mr. Read missioner L. P. Hagan are hereby au­ and his employers are working call thorized to purchase paint, nnd have for the making of Mosquito Inlet the I the county home painted. The revision represents the rock bottom figure at port of enery for Bhips from New Motion of O. P. Swope, seconded by i York, the dredging of Spruce Creek, C. \V. Entzminger nnd carried, Chin. which the high quality o f the Hupmobile can be main­ the canal to follow the waterways to DRAFT DODGER SAFE IN GER­ L. A. Brumley is hereby authorized to that point, where large dockages will purchase main nnd have it put in MANY WHILE MOTHER tained. bo constructed, a cnnnl 35 feet deep along Sipes nvc. GETS HERS. built, of 300 feet width. The canal Notnry Public bond of John G. ail! then take a course west from PHILADELPHIA, May 18.-M rs. Leonard!, approved. I'irc arm bond of F. L. Crosby, was Spruce Creek, through Sanford and Emnm c i,orK,lo„ Wn3 yeaterday «pn. lake county, to Port Inglis, just ■tcncod in the fodcrn| district court to approved and license ordered issued. Reports of the several county offic­ smith of Cedar Keys. i „ nP ycar and onc day jn the Atlanta ials were received, rend nnd ordered Uhile the project of building a 35. penitentiary for .conspiracy to nid font canal, 300 feet wide, is an im- her sons, Grover C. Uorgdoll and Er­ filed. Wnrrnnts paid during the month of men»e one, Mr. Read is of the opinion win R. Bergdoll to desert the Unit­ that it could he completed In three ed States nriny and was fined a total April were ordered cancelled of rec­ years’ time, and believes thnt work of $7,000. Judge Dickinson in impos- ord. The following Mila as presented nnd wili be commenced ns soon as he fin ing sentence announced the prison audited by the Clerk were approved uhes the survey which ho is making sentence would be remitted if the fine by this Board nnd ordered paid: westward at this time. is paid within tlio |rerent term of Distributors for Seminole and Lake Counties General Fund. "The building of large dockage fa­ court ending the second Monday in E. A. Douglass ............... . $ 125.00 cilities nt Spruce Creek, where the June. Dr. T. J. Denton .................. 30.00 The same Conditional aentenec W as Dixie Highway crosses the creek, nnd Geo. A. DcCottes 50.00 the dredging of the creek and Mos- imposed on Charles A. Braun, Mrs. Frank Harris • 00.00 inlet, up to the doekages, will Bergdoll’s oldest son, who changed his m H. (’ . DuBosr 10.00 be ,,f the largest undertakings of name because of the notoriety caused \V. J. Woodbury 50.00 by Grover’s escapades, and on James (he e n tir e project. Dr. It, E. Stevens 50.00 "The new plan of cutting the canal E. Roth a friend of the funiily. E. A. Douglass 42.34 Albert S. Malcolm, an automobile seres? state from Mosquito Inlet to C. W, Entzminger................... 44.92 A A^A A^l ^Tort Inglis, instend of following tly) snlosman, nnd Henry S. Schuh, Indict­ E. A. Douglass ................. 12.00 (yTa 4^4 former plan which has been talkerf ed for aiding Erwin R. Bergdoll to de­ L. G. Stringfellow ............... , 4.90 for many years of following the St. sert the army, were each sentenced to M. C. Mosely ___.......... 18.00 53.50 Jack (’ hristinn .... TAKES HIS HOME PAPER John? river across the enstern portion six months nnd $1,000 fine, in the Miss A. M. Weeks .............. Former Editor Collier’s 27.50 13.00 Mercer county jail, at Trenton, N. J Robert W. Lord of the state has been substituted ns Frnnk Tossing................ 03.15 Their sentences also will he remitted 10.00 E. H. Grant ....... Selected by Harding for Fort Pierce, Fla., May 15, ’21. it will allow n route shorter by 150 II. & W. B. Drew Co. 20.08 8.00 To tho Editor of the Sanford Herald. if the fines are paid before the sec L. A. Brumley miles, it is claimed. The Selig Co^............ , 20.00 L. i\ Hagan Am bassador to Italy 12.00 ond Monday in June. (Friend Holly: 1 returned to Fort C, M, Berry "The survey being made nt this time 100.00 8.00 Pierce from Miami and found a bundle ('. W. Entzminger i? harked by the large steamship Sid J. Jones ............... 3.50 O. P. Swope ....... WASHINGTON, May 17.— Richard 8.00 of papers from Sanford that my wife IN HONOR OF MRS. JOE CHITE. A. Douglass ........ lines, or the trust as it is called, com­ 13.70 Washburn Child, author nnd former 12.00 had laid by for my perusal To say TKNDRN. E. Curlett .......... So. Bell Tel Co.......... prised of lines operating boats from editor of Collier’s Weekly, has be«n 38.25 Mrs. A. Dorner 25.00 that I am very proud to show my Haynes & R a tliff....... h’cw York to New Orleans and Mcxselected by President Harding for 5.45 L. I. Frazier ...... (Fruni W«dn,,d,jr'l Dtilr) 41.25 Entertaining with her usual charm A. Vaughan__ ____ __ 150.00 J. T. McLain .......................... 420.85 friends the paper that is edited by you ambassador to Italy. Child formerly By the cross-state canal at this is drawing it very ipUdly. I was show­ of New York but now a resident of 420.00 Point more than 1000 miles will be and graciousness, Mrs. Kirtley was S. F.. Doudney .... ...... ing n friend ono of the papers that 7 100.38 eliminated from this trip, making a hostess yesterday afternoon at her II. C. D u R o so __ _ . $2,204.03 had letter written by Editor Goddard Washington. lie was connected re­ 2.00 cently with the Republican National saving in time and expense which it is home on Magnolia avenue at a lovely I*- P. Rincs ....... Fine and Forfeiture Fund. on relating to "Elia Pearl ‘Smith (of Commltte nnd during lost summer’s 23.55 flatmed would soon pay for the build­ bridge party in honor of Mrs. Joe So. Utilities Co. __ .•__ 491.81 Schelie Mnines ............ .......$ 50.00 Missouri) and we made up our minds campaign spent several months st Chittenden, there being four tables of Jno. D. Jinkins ing of the canal 05.00 *thnt her letter had done more good Harding’s headquarters in Msriop. C. M. Ilarjd __________ 18.80 J. C. Jacobs ___ “The project is the largest ejer players. A. L. Depfer ........... 50.00! than damage to tho state of Florida, W. J. Woodbury ........ 44.45 The rooms were attractively dec­ broached in the state, and will mean E. A. Douglass 68.70 ns i t ‘ has given our stato more and M.k D. Gatchel ..._...... orated of vari-colored spring flowers. 77.00 CHANGE IN BUSINESS FIRM ®n industrial boom for this part of 21.83 heartier advertising than wo could 2.00 R. C. Whitten .............. the state such ns has never been seen, The card tables wore dainty hand- E. F. Housholder ....... 0.00 possibly have gotten,in any other way. (Tran W«dn«t<Dr'( Duly) 5.75 E. A. Douglass ____ ... ■rcording to those back o f the present embroidered covers, ond the score C. M. Hand ............ . C. M. Hand ____ ___ 291.43 Dr. J. T. Denton ........ Among the recent changes in busi­ But I am afraid that she has lost her enrds were hand-painted flowers. 2.00 plan, furnishing of materials, and E. F. Housholder ___ 143.02 chance to go on a like mission again ness linns is that of D. L. Thrasher, Dr. W, T. Langley .... The prize for high score and the 2.00 bringing the East Coast, industrially, 0.32 1.00 L. G. Stringfellow cut prize were cut glass baskets filled W. C. Williamson ....... My wife nnd I will be home some who has sold a half interest in hia. within n few days of New York. 301.81 time this week and hops again to be­ business to N. II. Garner and the newwith flowers, these were won by Geo. D. Hort ..... .......... 25.00 C. M. Hand ............... . 40.50 come respectable citizens o f Semlrfdle firm will operate under the name of* Misses Mny Thrasher and Marjorie L. A. Brumley ............ 8.80 R. C. Whitten ......... . CON’TRIHUTIONS COMING E. F. Housholder ....... 25.28 L. P. Hagan ___ _ 8.00 county and good old Sanford. Wo Thrasher & Garner. Mr. ThrashertOR CHINESE FAMINE FUND Clpy. The honorcc wss also presented C. W. Entzminger........ ’a lovely crystni basket of flowers. 0 .0 0 have surely enjoyed our trip to the and Mr. Garner need no introductioia O. P. Swope ...........— \ * U* 121.80 limit. 'The East Const is certainly to tho people o f this city and county. 7.40 At the conclusion of the card game Tho following contributions have E. Curlett .......... 12.80 There being no further business this fine and if w e can only get a few Both of them have been la business ^ cn^ made to the Chinese Famine dainty refreshments of raspberry ice and cake were served. Board stands adjourned to meet capitalists interested in our town it here since the memory o f man run­ This was one o f the loveliest of the 12,294.19 again, at Tavares, Lake County, Flor­ will be beautiful also. As we bavo neth not. Mr. Thrasher In the diy Order, Eastern S ta r.............. .L $ 25.00 Road and Bridge Fund. spring season card parties and those ida, in Joint session with the Lake everything except the ocean and we goods and clothing and shoe bus-1 F. ........... 25.00 Wm. Wood ___’ < 40.00 County Board of County Commission have the best land fn the state and as ness for many years and Mr. Garner hristinn Science Church......... 50.00 enjoying Mrs. Kirtley’s hospitality B. Allman ------- ♦♦Ml *i «wn p »m ,M 26.00 era on Thursday, May 12th, 1921, at good opportunities. Rebecca Lodge _________ ... 15.00 were: Mrs. Joe Chittenden, Mrs. Roy for somo time was engaged in the Wight Grocery Co. 255.75 10 o’clock a. m. for the purpose o f Respectfully yours, nanford Grammar School ........ 55.30 Chittenden, Mrs, Henry Wight, Mips grocery business bat of late years In The Texas Co,' ____ 259.59 receiving bids for building the bridge banford High School ____ 5 18.50 Fern Ward, Mrs. Robert Hines,- Mrs. J. H. FERGUSON. the real estate line knd selling OldsHill Hardware Co. Thrasher, Miss Marjorie Clay, Mrs. 87.50 over the Wekiva river. t»*e Monroe Sunday School... 5,35 ipoblles, ' Mr. Gamer was In the. gen­ Wight Tire Co_____ 60.30 L. A. BRUMLEY, % al Neighbors L od g e......... .. 6,00 Frank Woodruffr Jr., Miss May Rub-My-TIsm kills Infection. eral merchandise business In' Dade Hill Lumber Co. ____ 2 0 0 .11 Chairman. Presbyterian Church ............ ... 71.88 B. D. Caswell, Mrs. Ed. Betts, Miss City for many years before comlrig 31.90 Attest: E. A, Douglass, Clerk. Norma Herndon, Mrs. John Leonard!, Ball Hardware Co. ..... asRe Brower from colored It is just as easy to hold a wom­ here and Is only going bock' to bis W. H. Hand ________ _ 10.00 churches ..... 1............ 10.50 Mrs. Fred Wight, ’Miss Sara Wight, an’s baby to suit her ns it Is to put a old love In re-entering the business, Fargo. Lumber Co.~___ Mrs. Sam Yountz and Mrs. , Ayala15.G3 man's hat on to. suit him. Miscellaneous offerings ______ 0.00 TAMPA, Mny 18.—West Tampa de­ here. Their many friends are con­ S. Benjamin ..... ........ Fitts. 24.00 feated a proposed bond Issue o f $70,gratulating thess%fentlemen upon the The tea guests were Mrs. Sam Pul- Albert Hall -------------2.25 The airline distance by airplane new ,move and with this strong team ; 1287.03 000 fo r a new school buolding and the F. T. Williams — ,____ 119.45 A' "■ Key, treasurer, wishes to an­ cston and her mother, Mrs, Collier, improvement o f an old school building from New York to San Francisco is the firm of Thrasher A Gamer, sup­ Ered T. Williams ^ .... Missos Agnes Dumas,, Daphne Wim67.30 nounce that all'Contributions must be 2 ^ 3 6 'miles, and the faestest time so plemented by Fred Daiger, who will yesterday. • bish ,Marie Teague and' Merrie Mills Lumber C o . __.__ 14.45 ,n by Sunday, May 22. . far reported by the mail service is 88 ’ -------:---------- 1-----assist In {he bustness, ought tto gift Fred Riries Frances Ball. 87.00 hours and-20 minutes from ocean to J. M. Wynn the proper results. The new firm ; Rub-My-Hsm for Rheumatism. -... 296.21 , ,f Europe wishes to unite with Unocean. , — ^------------------------------ -------------------- — . P. B. Boston also take liberal space in the There are 20,673 peats, including 19.90 e Sam, she must promise to lore, Hrrald add will have special sales end the man who starts a good story'and R. R. Etdridge 9.00 The dear creatures were just as honor and repay. 666 cures ■pedal bargains to enliven the trade confesses that he can’t remember the D. Stephens charming when they paid less atten­ • » — 10.00 ------ ---George Barnes from'time to time. 666 cures a Gold quickly. .... 15.00 tion to eyelids and more to stova lids. point. )S get results. PRICES REDUCED TALKED HERE ALSO $200 PRISON AND FINE BERGD0LL MOTHER GO TO ATLANTA HUPP MOTOR CAR CORK, 8ETR0IT, MICHIGAN B. &. 0 . MOTOR £ NOW $1675 I* I •V . 1 - * WmK. is a t / F.O.B. SANFORD I ■ �.* ncf.vT. ' -S v / ~ *• . • * •' " THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 20,1921 PAGE TWO THESANFORDHERALD TIIE NEW WOMAN I , BOLLT .................... Tn*U»*t u i Editor IJT.LARP..............B^ratary u d T n t n n i A. NEEL................................O w n i H u i i u THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY T'i j gr< rei 33* I ■ -- I TH E TIM E TO BE GENEROUS This is THE TIME for everyone to A t the meeting of tho Professional be generous, for the banks to soften and Business Woman’s Club nt the up some, for the creditors everywhere X. Valdez Hotel yestordny the men were to bo more lenient, for the govern­ afforded an opportunity of observing hU laM Erary I riday Vy ment to show some leniency in the the new women of today. There was strict laws that force men to pay gathered the business and profession­ (I*«orporatod) when they hnve it not. Rend tho fol­ al women of this city who had as their SUBBCRIFTiON PRICE n ADVAN CE: lowing: ■guests1the president of the state as­ o n T Z A R .............................................................«*-»o sociation and the assistant attorney The following statement of tho UX MONTH tiM *i(i**M *«*f*M **i**^ M WI general of the United States. These Committee o f Governors convening at T H R U MO NTHR. .7 A Harrisburg, should be hung in the of­ women represented' the business and b l i n d u h o n d CUM Kail OfatUr Aa*urt tt , fice of every banker, manufacturer i n i , At th* P m » Offloa At Samfard, PIatM a . professional women of Florida and of UaAar Act a/ X a r M B, 1IT». and merchant, This statement docs the new America. They represented not mean that we should attempt to the new women of today. Not the It* II n w m i B U IL D oro. hold up prices or otherwise interfere “ suffragettes” who have been made Foralsn Atlve rtlalng Ranreaentntlv* with economic laws; but only that we famous or otherwise by the cartoonists T H E A F R I C A N PRESS ASSOCIATION as communities should try to prevent and editors of the early days when business failures. As we have a fire women were struggling for recogni­ ‘‘F What do you think o f thia fine tion. Not the woman who in song department to prevent fire losses and 'waatherT a health department to prtvent sick­ and story neglected tho home and oAS TH E EDITORS SA W IT. ness, so we should unite to prevent the babies and the husband while she This la the time to plan your lawns galivanted over the country making unnecessary business losses.—Roger and your shrubbery. The following is frotn tho Ssblna W. Babson. speeches for "woman’s rights" and ------------ o-----------Let every individual do all he can held that all men should be put to (Ohio) News-Record. Get your homo place in fine shape work in the kitchen. Saturday morning, March 19th, af­ to help and encourage hla neighbor. while the gentle rain is falling. The new women are the ones who ter early breaVfast the automobiles Let there be a complete mobilization ----------—oarc demonstrating to the world that were In waiting to show us West Or­ of the financial and spiritual assets of Daytona Rotary Club is composed they have a place in said world. They ange county and the trip over good every community. Neither God nor o f live wires and the llvest wire in are demonstrating that they not only roads led us to the flourishing new the government ought to be asked to the organisation is Rev. Watt L^wis. have a place but that thq men cannot town of Ocoee, to Winter Garden, help thore who do not first make ev­ ______ ______ o -----------------do without them in the various lines Oakland, Apopka-by-the-Lake, and to ery effort possible to heip themselves. Next year is not too far o ff to of business and they are not restrict­ Winter Park, the home of Mr. BachelThere ought, however, to be a unit­ make arrangements for your yards ed in any one line o f business but are lor. From Winter Park the drive ed effort in every community to keep and ‘ premises. We want to look our making good in every line. The new took us through immense celery fields any good m an'from being destroyed best next season for it will be a most women are mectlrig the men on an to Sanford, named “ Tho Celery City,” because he cannot immediately meet busy season with more tourists than equal footing it is true and they are and said to raise and ship more cel­ his obligations. Under existing condi­ ever before. all tho better for the contact—so fro ery than any other town in the world. tions it would be the acme of inhu­ — :-------o ■ ■- • the men. The now women arc bright They ship it out of Sanford in train manity and o f unwisdom to force any Sanford never faced such a wonder­ and intelligent. If they arc not they lotfds and from choice bunches hand­ debtor into bankruptcy if by the most ful season. Our growers have had a do not last any longer than the slug- ed to each machine we can testify liberal indulgence ho Vvould ultimate­ good season and the spring crops look gnrds who nrc trying to get by in that the qunlity is fine. The system ly be able to pay. Business failures very promising, the business men have watching the clock while they loaf on of raising it takes study, but that it do more than wreck business; they, had a moat i prosperous season and the boss’s time. The new women nre hns been successfully worked out was ofttimes destroy men. ’ "• face a busy summer, the builders are standing for tho better things in life, evidenced by the thousands o f acres of Liberal indulgences and renewals aa busy as bccs.wjth more building for better homes, for better schools, fine crops which were seen on' our should be granted by the manufactur­ than ever bcf&re/Vhe Doily Herald is for better cities, for better morals and trip. The fields arc givon a system ers to the jobbers, by tho jobbers to putting on more 'cribers and ad­ for better business principles. They o f tiling which serves for drainnge tho merchants, by the merchants to vertisers every day und promises- an do not eschew marriage. In fact many if too wet or for irrigation if too dry the individuals. It is no time for a eight page daily for tho summer of them marry after entering busi­ the water being turned in from artes­ creditor to seize his debtor by the months and there is more stirring and ness life because it is in the business ian wells. throat nnd savagely sny: “ Pay me more doing in this burg thnn ever be­ life thnt their real worth has been whnt thou owest." fore. It is good to live in a town demonstrated. They are not above And the following from the Fairwhere the people are waking up and making some good man happy and field- (Illinois) Press: DRYING UP NEW YORK. doin gthings. when married they are not above rais­ However delightful we find Orlnning babies and attending to them and New York City, which hns enjoyed Little Grover Cleveland Dcrgdoll, when the business woman marries do, we can’t give the town nil of our time. So we start o ff at ten o'clock the reputation of being the wettest the draft dodger, is safe in Germany with the iden of taking up tho bur­ for Winter. Park, where another mo­ spot in tho United States, hns sudden­ w hi^his poor old mother goes to jail dens of mnrried life they know ns in America for helping little sonny to much about cooking and ruising a torcade made up from cars from San­ ly turned dry. On n recent Sundny us. the metropolitan lid wns screwed escape. Mother usually suffers for family ns her sisters who hnve never ford nnd Seminole county met Here was a nice drive of thirty miles dawn tight, nnd apparently the inten­ tho sins of the boy. That is one of entered business life. But the new or more over hard roads, brick, in the tion to keep it screwed down. It is the rensons why Grover’ should bo woman whether mnrried or^iot, has n main. R. A. Green, in a Buick wns a notable change from Belling liquor brought, back at any cost. Mother broad vision of making this world a our driver. He wns n regular com­ openly over the bur In every part of should not suffer for Grover, although •better place In which to reside nnd the in this rase mother is equally guilty editor of the llernld, for one, is glad pendium of information about every­ the city. Tho bars nre closed now, ns she did not want her little “ tootsie that they have taken their rightful thing but seemed mostly concerned and the bootleggers are having a wootsie” to get hurt in the cruel war. place in being the right hand of man thnt the northern visitors, should be mighty hard time of it. Why this transformation? The re­ Little, Grover has a sound spanking not only nt home hut in business ns sure nnd get the right understanding of the negro problem in the south. form seems legal rather than mbrnl. coming to him and the American Le­ well. Our motorcade wns so long thnt Mr. And therein is cause for sober reflec­ gion should see that the government Our distinguished visitor nnd guest Green, near the front of i . dropped tion. As long as prohibition wns con­ goes over and gets him. nt the luncheon yesterday, Mrs. An­ into n roadside garage, changed tires sidered a purely federal problem, the nette Adams, assistant attorney gen­ on his car, nnd got into the proces­ New York authorities paid little at­ WHY PICK ON US? eral o f the United States has demon­ sion ngain without missing it. tention to it. The Volstead Act, tho strated that the women can reach the Sanford stands out in prospective nntionnl in scope, wns regarded ns nn We received n copy of the geology highest point in political nnd profes­ and ground water of Florida todny sional life and All the position with on the great kuleidscopc of memory alien piece of oppression. Prohibition •from the government printing office satisfaction. The women will take nn ns the lund of the vegetables. They had been foisted on New York from and marked with Senator Fletcher’s active part in politics in the future. drove us alongside of miles of celery, without, nnd New Yorkers, public nnd stamp. We thought we hnd something The women will be in the county o f­ just tons of it, just now being har­ private, resented it. When tho New new and newsy but upon opening it fices, city offices, state offices nnd vested. They threw bundles of it in York legislature enacts nn enforce­ could not find Seminole county where some day we will see n woman gover­ our curs with snlt tq season. We got ment law, thnt is n different matter. the greatest diversity of wells and nor and a woman president of the out in the fields and had our pictures It may be, ns Brondwayites protest, waters flow and where the irrigation United States—unless the men who taken pushing a celery harvester. Ar­ the work of “ up-state farmers,” but and drainage is the greatest in the nre now controlling politics get wise tesian wells furnish irrigation nnd still it comes from nearer home and world. Tho reason was quite obvious. to the fact that many voters are not they can grow several crops a year is accepted by. the mass of officials The wonderful works had been print­ satisfied with present nffnirs. And here. They work “ Mamma Earth” to jind citizens as n native product. They ed in 1913—the same year in which when the women, get in the saddle n finish every month in M e year’ in respect or fear it accordingly. , Orange county allowed us to get a di­ there will bo many wrongs righted Florida, nnd she doesn’t seem to enre ,N cw York could have been dried up Just as effectually under the federal vorce— and we were at thut time a nnd the wheels of justice will turn nt nil. law, if the local authorities hnd been part of Orange. The statements in upon n true nxis. disposed to enforce it nnd the people THE NEWSPAPER A M ) THEE the book nrc out of dnte, the maps Lot it come. The men who nre dohnd been disposed to make less effort MINISTER. out of date, the whole thing out of ing right need not fear the women in to cheat enforcement. .date. politics. It is only the guilty thnt Hero is probably the key to real en­ When the Rev. W. H. Wray Boyle, Why pick on us, Senntor? We have will suffer. forcement. It is at least n hint of pastor of a Denver church, in a recent plenty to do without reading any of tho only process by which prohibition sermon, assailed tho newspapers, the the musty tomes that are hidden away OUR AMERICAN LEGION Denver Post turned its plant nnd force may ever become an established fact In th# garrets of the; White House. Let — tho enactment of state and munici­ smnn read them. They It is our American Legion that is of workmen over to tho minister, inpal inws to supplement, tho federal seem to meeting in* Orlando today. It is our viting him to ’run” the paper for a law, and the assumption of responsi­ Sanford. American Legion for tho reason thnt day. bility by thp local police powers. whether all o f us were able to serve . The minister accepted. His paper Drinking is always a local matter, and wns n revelation. Two notorious • \ in tho army or navy or some other it can be prevented only by local ac­ court cases were completely ignored. Wo welcome 1he American Legion branch of tho servioo or not the ma­ tion. « to Orlando. Having so many guests jority of us had boys in the service The sport page carried nothing about In our own city nt this time of the and those of us who could not go boxing, but “ Casey nt the Bat” wns DELCO LIGHTING PLANT year when Orlando is more or less served at home and made it possible reprfnted for the edification of Post dead we conceived the iden of allow­ to win the war just as much ns those renders. The front page wns given Announcement is mndo this week, ing that city to take the meeting of who did the actual fighting. It is our over to a two-column editorial on by Mr. J. R. Ycnrby, local Dclco“ The Ideals of An Editor," interviews the Legion for this time, promising American Legion because we nre all Light Dealer, of a Delco-Light plant with Inwj^fs urging improvements in them our help and assistance in tak­ Americans regnrdleas o f where we just added to their line. This plant tern, a story about the ing caro of the boys and all the guests came from or who we are. It is our sells for $295.00 and is a complete govtfMqtr^pf Colorado vetoing bills while there. Make yourselves at American Legion because from this electric plant, with air-cooling nnd for a normal school and five tele­ time forward We intend to make it home, in the beautiful auburb of San­ other Delco-Light features. graph items. No type larger than 30 our American Legion and there will ford, Legonnaires and Auxiliaries and It is pointed out, by the local repre­ aweet patooties. If you want any­ bo nothing too good for the boys who point was used and the largest head­ sentative, that with this new Delcoing was two columns. thing just ask for it end if you do shbuldettod the gun and went to war Light plant available, it is now easy "Big stories,” as they are known not get it let us know. Wo havo when theNxiU came to go. And we for every farm home to have electric­ to newspaper men, meant nothing to made arrangements for your comfort will see that these boys get their just ity, for furnishing electric lights and the preacher-editor. The Denver Post and pleasure in Orlsndo and will see dues and their juat praise and the for running small motors. is willing to admit that with Dr. credit that is always their own and that your every wish is gratified. We To those o f us who used to know have arranged a ball gamo in which that will be given to them •in full Boyle at the helm for a year or ao, farm life as it was lived, without the it would land in the bankruptcy court. Orlando will win from Tampa—this measure. We cannot now and We modern conveniences that farm homes The newspaper which does not print has all been •arranged beforehand, never can do enough for these boys know today, it is interesting to ob­ news hss little to hope for in the way also. We will give you dances and o f ours who served in the late war. serve the spread of electric service of success. Sensationalism is not ex­ feeds an(l fireworks and gold fish and Few know what they went through and the influence it la exerting. To­ pected in the newspaper, but the news unless you were there to see it for Corn Willie and If It is necessary we day, with the individual electric plant is. -In fact, the best papers are get­ yourself. Even those who did not get will give you celery. at hand, and with a'dealer in every We welcome you to Orlando. Put across in the actual fighting gave up ting away from the sensational. How­ county to install it, electricity can be ever, printing the facta of a matter is up at tho hotels and spend a month or much when they left their comfortable enjoyed in any home, from modest cot­ not sensationalism; nor does it mean so while you are there. Plenty of homea for the camp life and all its at­ tage up to the largest farm, ranch or that tho newspaper concerned advo­ room in the summer time and they tendant discomforts and different at­ plantation home. Even small towns cates murder. » are always glad to see a stranger at mosphere. . And the boys who went There are people who seem to are getting .their electee lighting thla time o f the year. See Lake Lu­ over and did not fire a ahot on the believe that to hide the facts of a from these larger home eloctric plants. other aide did something when they cerne and Lake Eol^ and. Carl Dann Prices on electric plants, like ether crime will result in suppressing and all o f the atatues o f g n a t men stood On the decks of the transports things, says Mr. Yearby have shown crime. The truth is that the great­ who have left their footprints outside and watched their native shores fade (parked reduction recently and this est check to crime is "pitiless public­ the 8 ah Juan. Subscribe fo r an Or from view not knowing what awaited new Delco-Light at $295.00 he advises, ity,” as some one hss called it.—Tam­ Undo paper and get the Sanford Dally them on the other side. Is in accord with the policy of his pa Times. ..Yes, we owe them much and today Herald as a premium. ft. 9 . t. • s nnd in tho days to come wo will try and pay it back in slight measure by showing the boys what we think of their service. As the years go by the boys themselves will think more of the Legion nnd the reunions and the recounting of their experiences in tho world war. We should make it one of the greatest occasions o f the year nnd we should strive .to assist'thcm in every wny not only in the encamp­ ments and entertainments but in civil life for our boys are entitled to all thnt we'ean givo them. We hope they will thoroughly en­ joy themselves today in Orlando and in the many future encampments that they will hold in this grand old state o f Florida. The soldier boys are our future cit­ izens and they will make good ones. -------------o ..... - • it x'J ■SB........ " jit'// /, Is your j"*«"»** feed costing too much? Than (•! acaoalnf d with Purina O-Molan*. It la not a n 1 Mol* F##d" not la It a stock morfldns, but only the good sound grains prepared In such a way that you gat the most for your moo ty. Try Thla Faad your molar on ona third adlgaadb ibla O-Molaaa of the purei lana (by actual weight) than you ' could poaaibly uaa of oata or com or cheap “ mixed feed” and watch the reeulta. You will get Mora W ork Better Health Lower Feeding Coat M i in ( t a d t r l M r i h o # a tr D O N ’T BE M A D A T T H E S M A L L MERCH­ A N T W H O TR IES TO SE LL Y O U P U R IN A FEEDS A t a Higher Price than ours; because he has to buy second handed and pays the profitsjve give you to the other fellow . Our prices on,, today’s m arket on P U R IN A FEED S are as follows: Purina Purina Pdrina Purina Purina O m olen e............... $2.85 S cra tch ............................................... 3.20 Scratch, 50-lb. b a g ......................... 1.70 Chicken C h ow d er........................... 3.95 Chicken Chowder, 50-lb. b a g ..... 2.10 | Purina Pig Chow ....................... t Purina C alf M e a l...... ....... ,......... '.........1.' 3.35 .65 A L L FRESH STOCK i |Cates Crate Company TRI US PH ONE 181 Compnny to furnish its products at the lowest prices that are in keeping with the unquestioned quality and de­ pendability that many thousnnds o f owners hnve found from personal ex­ perience with the plant he sells. The hay markets are very depress­ ed by the high freight rates, and the estimate is that only about 25 per cent o f the surplus has been shipped, and a new crop is coming on. — Gut your Scratch Pada from The Herald—by tbs pound— 15c. NOTICE o r APPLICATION TON TAX DEED --------------------------U N D ta SECTION 111 OENERAL BTATUTES, LAWS OF FLORIDA N o lle U hereby (Ir m llill J. B. IMttg. puCchaaer of City Tkt Certificate No. 1ST. lUted Hi. |.| day uf April. A. I>. IPIO. L *. M W Mid certificate In my ofHce. «od I n . mad* appllealion lor M l ilm l lo lu n . In arcurdanre wllb Mw. Said rrrtlMralf embrace. Itir followlli* dr-rrtlW property altnatrd In Seiulnole .County, Florida, lo-w ll: U I 3, lllock O. Tlrr II. City of Sanford. Fla. Tin* .aid land Iwln* aaaeaaed at Ui. d al. of III. laananr. of auctr ertlM rate In III. ntnir of l>. II. Jonea. Abu: N o lle la hereby (Iren that J. K. laln r, purchaser of City Tax Certlflrat. No. 1M , datrd lb# lal day of April. A. I>. IMP. baa M W aald e r llflr a t . In my o f f le . and baa mail# application for 111 tied In l*au« In arcnrda n e iritb law. Bald e r llflr a t. embrace* tl»» followlns ilerrltwd propeily altnalnl In Bemlnol. county, Florida, lo-w ll: Lot P. niock 8. Tlrr G. City of Hanford. FU. T b . aald Und Iwlnf aaaranrd at lb . d a l. of lb* laaeaae of aurta e r t lf lr a l. In III. nan*, of W . K. Durham. Unlra* Mid ertlflratra aball ho e d e m t d an. cord Inc In Uw la l d e d will boor Ih.roon or* tin 27th day of Juno, A. D. 1031. > Wltnraa my ofMrlal alcnatue aad aril IbU tba 18th day of May. A II. 1B3I. (SEAL) T. A. DOCtlLASS. . dOAtp * Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County, FU. lly A. u ; W EEKS. U. C. IN COUNT or COUNTY JUDGE. SEKINOLI COUNTY, STATE O f FLORIDA NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DODS UNDER SECTION »7», OENZRAL STAT­ UTES O f THE STATE OF FLORIDA N o lle la hereby (Iren that O. <1 ■un-haarr uf T ai Certificate No. *-W>. datrd tha Till day of Jun<«. A. D. P«S, haa fMed aald cr* llflca t. In my o f f le . and haa mad# appllcilion for tai d e d to Iran. In accordance law. Said e r llflr a t . .nihraea th. f.dbula* ilr*cr!lartr |*rt»pertj •llmfrtl In rM M n . lo-wll: *u laot 10. MMwar* adA lo OflM® TT* land Ixlnjc u s m n l al Ih* data of lb# * * * ? * . of aarti rvrtirirat* In tba mm# of Odd »»!*»•. Alan; .Nolle# la herabj fltan that a .«• Wolcott; purrhaaer of T a i C.rtlflcat. N*. « * . datrd the 3rd day of July, A. D. 101*. baa fUM aald e r llflr a t* In my o f f l e . and Baa warn application foe ta i d e d lo taeue In arerdaem with law. Said e r t l M e l a embrace lb* D* lowln* d e c r ie d properly allnaled la. Hemlaow County. Ftnrtd*. to-wtt: , . ' l » t H. Midway near Orledo. Tbe aald lanl hrln( aw ard at th# date of tb# lawaar* « ■neb e r l l f l r a t . In tbe narna of N rle* lUrtaa. Alao: N o lle la hereby (Irrn that O. «• Wolcott, porrbaaer of T a i C.rllMrale dated the 3rd day of Jon», A. D. IPI*. baa film aald e r l l f l r a t . In iny o f f l e , and b u a**"* pllrallm for ta t d e d to laau. In arcmdMm with law. Said rertlflral# em b ra ce tbe w m In* deetilwd properly, to-wlt: _ U t IS. Midway In See. 10. Twp. 31 S-. »***• 31. Hie Mid land l«eln* . a w e d al Ihe of Ihe laanane of aurli certificate In Ihe aawa of Nelaoti Horton. — • I'n le e aahl certificate ahalt be redetned <c mrdlnr to Uw ta i’ deed, will l«.oe tbereoa " Ihe. 2711* day o f Jnne. A. I». 1031. , W ltn ea my official alyaalnre and real tm Hi. 10th day of May, A. I>. IW I. (SEAL) K. A. DODOLASS. > 40-ctr Clerk Circuit Certflemlnole County, f a . Ry V. M. DOUOLASS. D. C. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AFrLT FOX jm A X T * * SANFORD ROD * OUN CLUR. N o lle U hereby (Iren, Thai we. tb* •• d»r»l(ned. will oa ou tbo.Stal day of JaneJan*. A. 1021, 1021. apply lo tb# Honorable Janie W. Judse of tb . Circuit Court of lb# Serealk dleial circuit of Urn State of Florida. 1* ' ■ for Seminole Couaty. al bla Chamber* la £ -------there f ter aa e j I-and.- ---------------------------------Fkwbla. • or aa m atte ran h* beard, for aa order (**»Uaf r j aPITurin* n Charter Inrarporatla* SANroav ROD * OUN. CLUB, aa a corporatlo*. NOT r" r a o r iT , under tba law*, of th* Tb# (eueral n atue and a b le t of /b e rarps* atlno aball b* literary, bouotelrat. arl#n tlfK »" •octal, and thereby to der*k>p and eaeWjJj •kill In bnntln* and flabln*. and * (Cttatlau) maintain any and all Irfttlmat* " H M J " EataU of terUInmeat daalred for lb* benefit of IU Anaurta [turner. I*eee*aed. te n . and lo arqair* and bold #«liablt W * ‘ BY THE JUDOE Or SAID COUNT WIIBItRAS. A. It. Kry baa a p p ll.* to thla and Aulldln** for tb# beueMt and rntrrlataw*" * Court fur Iwtt.ra of Admlnlatratlon on tb. and ndranemeot of aald member*. Tb# prnpned -Charter of aucb c o r p o r a tie _ _ e ta ta of Aufuata Horner, deeaaed, U t* of aald — Itlo-ta lb# offle* of tb# Clerk mw on CVtonty of Seminole; ■Demit tVmrt In aad f* f Setnlnol# County, THESE AItK THEREFORE, To r l l . and admoolah all aad atnauUr Iha kindred and reudlDated at Sanford. Florida, IbU lb* l* h M lima of Mid deeaaad to b» aad appear he foe# thU Court on or ‘ he fora tba Slat of May, IP3I. SI jo e d : • ___ day of June. A. ,| l. IP3I. and fib ob­ S. rt'I.ESTON jection*. If any they bar., to the iraniln* of •> IW . AL HAYNW. Letter* of AdmlaUlralUu on aald m a le , otherN. r . HOUSnoLDXI. wlae the aame will ! » (ranted lo aald A . IW II. W. KNICIIT, Key. w lo enme olber Ml prnno or perrona. . ... » .IL C. BOWER, WITNESS my name aa County Jadce of the ORO. D. BISIIOI. tViuotyl afurreald IbU the 11tb day of May, A. ADM INISTRATION r. F. iiocHiiotmim, Oeuaty M f « . EDWARD UIOOINS. F. N. nOt’MILLAT. A. U. NRT. �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 20,1921 PERSONAL NOTES <ITom Mm. Endor C u rlett w as am ong the Geneva visitor* to the city today. Mr. and Mr*. Baumel and Mr*. Shcrfer motored to'Orlando Monday. M G. Robinson is a Sanford visitor v ho will be in Tampa several days.— ■Tampa Tribune. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hood, of Ocala, v ; rc visitors here yesterday, stop­ ping at tho Montezuma. R. T. S t a l n a k e r , o f Sanford, is'in Tampa for a short visit while look­ ing after business interests.—Tampa Tribune. Mr. and' Mrs. R. H. Smith were vis­ itors here yesterday from St. Augua^Miss Lucy Byrd Smyths has return­ ed from a very pleasant visit with friends In Bradentown. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Haskins, whose marriage was a recent event, are now making th ^ r home at the Montexu- ina* T - *- Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lawson and Mr. and Mm. S. M. Lloyd made up a con. genial party motoring to Orlando yes­ terday. Mm. Frank Akers, Mrs. H. B. Con­ ey, Mm. Allen Jones and Mr. Hate, formed a congenial party motoring to Orlando Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Murrell mo­ tored to Orlando yesterday where they attended the festivities of the Legion reunion, Rev. and Mm. Iji. G. Aldridge, who have beetj, Bpending the winter nt Clermont, stopped over in Sanford yesterday enroute to. their home at Gloversvillo, N. Y. Mm. J. D. Jinkins, Mr. L. P. Ha­ gan and*Mr. 6 . J. Pope left yesterday •for Lake Wales where they go as delegates to the district conference of the Methodist church. Misses Clara Sutfin, Nila Dawson and Grace Calkins and G. Nicholas were a party from St. Cloud, stopping over in our city yesterday. They leave on the boat for Jacksonville, enroute to their homes in Michigan. . Mr. and Mrs. David Bruebakcr and small son, Leonard, who have been residing nt 200 Park avenue for tho past seven months, left today for their home in Michigan. Mr. Bruebaker. has been employed ns engineer by the A. C. L. Among those attending the Ameri­ can Legion reunion at Orlando Mon­ day were: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Murrel, Miss Lucy Byrd Smylhc, Mr. and Mrs. I’nul Itiggers, Messrs. J. T. Brady, Robert Robinson, Howard Har­ ris, Dougins Griffin, Hugh Tillls, Ol­ iver and Sam Murrell, Ed. and Wra. Moye nml Dr. Ralph Stcvefis. Willis I’owoll and Messrs. Cogsdalo and Gaddy of* Lake county .and other points were in the city today. Willis is the secretary of the Lake county Chamber o f Commerce and the cham­ pion fish story teller of the state and the other fellows just came with him to keep him straight. Mrs. Annette Adams of Washing­ ton, assistant atorney^generni of tho United States, Miss Lila White, of Jacksonville, president of tho Florida Business and Professional ‘ Women's clubs, and Miss Whlte>. mother, Mrs U. J. Wade of S t Augustine, were In the city todny the guests of tho San­ ford Business and Professional Wo­ men’s Club. M. S. Nelson, who farms in Meccn Hnmmock nnd operates a truck line, brought n peculiar squash to the Her­ ald office yesterday. It is three squashes growing together and looks like "threc-in-one" and could be call­ ed that if all the squashes In the field were to grow that way but it is only a frenk of nature and one calculated to make a person look at it twice. Gainesville, Ocala, Leesburg, Palatka SANFORD WILL nA V E BASE BALL THIS YEAH and other towns that have fast teams. Watch for the opening games and ( Troui W .d a .t d .r '. DaUr) support this new team, they will give Rev. S. W. Walker filled the third Even though Sanford was not able you a brand of base ball that will Sunday In the month engagement at to make a go of a team in the Florida be worth your while. Moore’s Station for Rev, W. T. Ranch­ State League is no reason why wc er ns Mr. Rancher wns ill. Dr. Walk­ will not have base ball in Sanford this CLYDE CHAPMAN HERE TO STAY er preached s fine sermon. year. Already plans have been made Dame Rumor is saying that Gettcs whereby the Sanford fans will have (From W .dfl.edej'. S*Ur) McClelland was married to the young­ an opportunity of witnessing at least Clyde Chapman, who has been est Miss Mickey last December, If so two fast games each week, beginning pitching for Daytona this season and congratulations. Monday, May 30th, played several seasons for Sanford in Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Merriwcther A fast team from Fort Myers will the Florida State League, has decided have moved to their place on West bo here for two days, May 30th and to give up organized base ball this First street, the former Doc. Monroe 31st. This club is touring the state season to enter into business for him­ place, so wo hear. playing series of one, two and three self, here in Sanford. T. L. Brantley returned Thursday games with each of the different He arrived in town yesterday to from a business trip to Montgomery, towns in which they atop and will play close a deal with Perkins St Britt, Ala. a like number of games on the return whose tailoring, altering, cleaning and Miss Gladys I. Deiterich will gradu­ trip. ' At this time it has not been pressing business he will take over as ate from the Memorial Hospital and teamed just what two days they will his own. He also expects to add good Training School for nurses at Roxborplay their return games. features to this already good busi­ ough, a suburb of Philadelphia, Pfc» From the advance dope that haa ness and wants all his friends in and on Tuesday, May 2-1* exercises to ta u drifted up from Ft. Myers way wo about Sanford to know that he is here place at the First Baptist church. learn that an advertising car is travel­ to.serve them. Roxborough. Miss Deiterich hits the ing about1a week ahead of the team Chappie was going good with the best wishes of her many friends in anti will be here shortly arranging all Daytona Club this season and was her chosen profession. ‘tho details and advertise the games not able to get his release but was Mr, and Mrs. G. L. Bledsoe are hav­ well throughout the county and near­ able to get a suspension that atill ing a number of relatives as a house by towns. They also claim to have a makes him tho property o f Daytona party at his home in Celery‘ avenue, ten piece band traveling with them. should he want to play again this Mrs. Bledsoe’s mother^Jrs. Julia Yahn The Sanford Club is under the su­ season. He believes he can make a and sister, Miss Mittie Yahn' o f Apapervision of C. L. Britt, assisted by better thing of a business of his own lachicola, another sister, Mrs. J. Chapman and Pope, and the entire and will therefore let base ball rest O’ Neal of Lakeland, their son and team will be made up of players that as far ns organized ball is concerned wife, Mr. and Mrs. N* Y. Bledsoe and havo had experience, at least four and nnd'tir his fortune at a business life niece, Mrs. Simmons, of Jacksonville. maybe five of whom are old Florida fo r a while. ** Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brandt are State League players. • Chapman wiil play for the fast leaving Sunday for Calexico, Calif., Sid Rive, who caught for Tampa Semi-pro Club that Sanford is or­ expecting to be gone two years. They and Sanford in 1910 will be the regu­ ganizing and every one of his San­ will visit a daughter in Chicago, an­ lar catcher with Royce Robinson as ford friends are glad to learn that he other in Denver enrqqje. Both daugh­ his relief. Clyde Chapman,-an old will be here to stay. Pay Chap a visit ters will accompany them for a visit. Sanford pitcher and who’ also pitched in his new business in the rear of tho Their only son has lived In California for Daytona this year, and Amil Am- store that is different. several years. Mr. and Mrs. Brandt mond, an old timer in fast company, have their home here in Eureka hamT arc the two twirlera already on the HERE’S WHERE HE GETS HIS. mock with their daughter, Mrs. Geo. ground, with one more good pitcher Bafmcs. All are former Chicago (By Tk» A iw d iU d f r a u l expected here a little later. folks. May they have a fine trip and WASHINGTON, May 18.—Harry Biddy Burdick is known to every safe return. fan around this part of the country Wlneberger, n f New York, counsel for Messrs. Clifford Bell nnd Jack and every one will agree that he will Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, was order­ Hickson are building new porches to hnvc no trouble In holding down short ed before the bar of the house of rep­ their celery avenue homes. W. W. stop. Pope in an inficlder, having resentatives today for contempt, after Miller is doing considerable work on had experience in tho -Cape Fear refusing to testify before the house the Greenland house just purchhsed. Lcugue somewhere in the Carolinns. investigation committee regarding the Richard Hickson nnd Clifford Bell Other players will be assigned to their fees paid him by Bergdoll's mother. have added to their real estate hold­ different positions Inter and that a Wineberger represented Bergdoll in ings, having bought a strip adjoining good ball club will represent Sanford the recent Court martial. their Celery avenue farm on the this year is. assured the fans by ‘ the north. Wc specialize on fertilizer for your management. There wns n high wind nnd a little lnwn and garden. Phone us your Work will start this week on a new hail for a few minutes Sunday during orders. Any amount sold. Cates Crate base ball diamond, one that will be the storm here, the wind blowing over made just as good if not better than Co. Phone 181. 40-tfc trees nnd doing considerable damage the ono used in the past. This new to the growing peppers, com, etc. park will he ut the corner of Ninth ” Head-!T-OFF”— ENERGIZE—NOW. Now the growers want it to stop nnd French. raining just ns badly ns they wanted Male job hunters in Washington A schedule is being nrranged with it to rain last week. Too much water are discovering that the pullet is will damage things and has already “ Hcnd-IT-OFF"— ENERGIZE—NOW. mightier than the pull. ^ where the water stood for nny length of time, or drainage wns not good. Automobiles FREE Nearly so. Your Going to Look for a Chance to Own & Car OVERLAND TOURING 83-B $300.00 $100 Cash, $20 per Mo. SAXON 6 TOURING $400.00 $100 Caish, $30 per Mo. MAXWELL TOURING $350.00 $100 Cash,. $25 per Mo. OVERLAND 90 TO U R IN G $400.00 $100 Cash, $30 per Mo. m DISCOUNT W ill fee allowed for all cash on the above cars. These cars are all in running order and the Tires, Batteries, Acces­ sories, etc., are worth nearly as much as we are asking. These prices will sell these cars fast so don’t delay in getting your choice. Come around nnd look them over. B. & 0. MOTOR CO. 209 Park Avenue CLASSIFIED WANT ADS WANTED Ocean View Hotel at Coronado Beach now open. Board by day or week. Rates, $2.60 to $3.00 per day; $16 to $18 per week. Apartments fo r rent. ■___________ S0-4tp WANTED—Young cow. Most be fresh’ and good milker. J. H. Mol* mer, Box 103, Sorrento, 71a. 18-tfe WANTED—Team work, all kinds, iflr quire Hanson's Shoe Shop. 28-l i p SEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds at hauling. 81-tfe FOR SALE r o l l «ALE— While Pnrtncrt aa4 par.fu. Ora* at Mr*. II. N. Laoito,'*. h g w A ... «o*t» COII BAI.B—t .c r .- f.f -n i t ) 3 room U.Uoatlll* A t*. Apple Mr*. C. W . ftpMf, 1U l . a n l A t*. jMjg WANTKU—Sateam.a Cor O.OCW m il. ( l l iruU lH H t t m . O u r in lr o l ..U r y $100.00 weekly with • t i n roamlroloa*.— Cow am Tiro * BoMtar Co.. hot tm. aiif.ro. .in. oe-u oe-ita FOR SALE— Good farm mule in ;good condition.— M. Fleischer. 11-21-tfe FOR SALE— Large WAKEHOTTg ft with rail road aiding. Three blocks from center o f city.—Geo. W. Knight, Real Estate and Insurance, Sanford. ' ' __f______ 85-tf • ________ __ NOTICE—600 new tires, all aisee to* be told at one half price. See as for your needs for the next year, 84x4 $22.60 ; 84x4 and- up to 87x6 in pro­ portion. No seconds. Full 6000-mils guarantee.— Ray Brothers, 814 West First Street, dealers in Firestone and Lehigh Tires. 87-4tp WANTED—We want a lady or gen­ tleman agent for tho genuine J. R. Watkins Products in .Sanford and other vacant towns, A Big Opportun­ ity for any hustler. Write today for free sample and free particulars o f our wonderful offer. J. R. Watkins Co., 64, Memphis, Tenn. 39-4tp BATTERIES— We recharge and re­ pair all makes of Batteries. Send your batteries to us. Uncle Sam uses alEXIDE" Batteries in U-Boats, air urd submarine service. Why not have the best at less cost?— Ray Bros., phono 548. 314 West First Street. 877*4tp The (ban who is enjoying the graft can’t dee nny resemblance between an ideal nnd a square deal. If all’ products were sold by the pound, there would be fewed disputes over the number of pounds’to be con­ sidered as a bushel. Office supplies at tba Herald. MURDEROUS MOONSHINE "Moonshine” whiskey used to have a rather pocticial association. It has yet, in the minds of some .Northern tipplers, who sadly compare the "boot­ leg” 'stu ff they get With what they have henrd of "pure’ whiskey made under the open sky among Southern a hills. From the Cordclc (Ga.) patch comes disillusionment: "The man who will take a drink of ‘ moonshine’ liquor whose making he did not superintend himself cares little about his term o f yearn on this planet. "The" writer of these lines in tho good year of 1920 looked into the dfad faces of three men, everyone of them heads of families, who gave their lives to wildcat liquor. “These three dead men, their funerals and flowers, their widows and orphans, nnd the toil of mothers and the little ones they left to strug­ gle on in the world—ail these fright­ ful things are preaching more power­ ful sermons against moonshine linquor than any eloquence of prohibition lec­ turers we have known and heard in years." In what state— one almost feels like sayin, in what community—can this sad story not be duplicated? Homs brew, wood alcohol and deadly con­ coctions of a hundred kinds have tak­ en a heavy toll in the last year or two, nnd are taking it still. Even Canada, which many Amercans mis­ takenly regard as a sort of alcoholic paradise, and which is now nearly aii legally as dry as this country, tells the same story. A Canadian news­ paper remarked lately that "so far aa the ordinary cltlxen Is concerned, there is no pure whiskey in tho world now." Aa knowledge o f this fact spreads, it has, indeed, more effect than preaching.* Observers say that lately there are aigns of a diminution in drinking, and in bootlegging. Tak­ ing a drink furtively is not so much o f a joke any more, since it haa o f­ ten proved to be a tragedy. Respect fo r prohibitio nls gaining, lees from conscientious observance than from the fear of death.—Tampa Tribune. (From Thundij'i Ditlr) Mr. and Mrs. Stooihoff and blaster Herbert from Daytona Beach, arc callers in Sanford today. Miss Chivilctte Smith, o f Ocala, is the attractive guest of her cousin, Miss Dorothy Ray. Mrs. Gene Harris left yesterday for I-ake City where she will spend two weeks as the guest of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Irwin. Mrs. Ella G. Koonce, after a very pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. R. E. Tolar, returned to her home in Jocksonvill yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Stenstrom an­ nounce the birth of a son, May 16th, at their home in Zellwood. The 3'oung man has been named Leon William. Misses Elisabeth and Lena Gause, who have been the guests o f Mrs. Mary School, left yesterday for Jack­ sonville on the boat, going from {here to their home at Hastings, M inn/ ■Mrs. H. H. Pattiahall, of Geneva, Mrs. Elia G. Koonc?, of Jacksonville, Mrs. John T. Brady slid Mra. R. E. Tolar, formed a congenial party mo­ Ask your neighbor about Purina toring to Orlando Tuesday to attend Omolene for mules. It is sold only the Legion festivities. in sack. At warehouse. 4Q-tfc Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sorrell and daughter ^flss H aul Sorrell, returned to their home In , Orlando after a - Pleasant visit with their daughters, Mra. C. W. Stokes and Mrs. C. L. Millitier. 1 f i o . b . D a y b o tX fX L u this model at $295 has the famous v a lv e-in -h ea d , fo u r-cy c le , air-cooled motor. It i? self-cranking. There is only one place to oil. It runs on kero­ sene, is economical and easy to operate. Years o f D e lc o -L ig h t en gin eerin g development, together with the experi­ ence gained from over 135,000 users have combined to produce the value that is represented in all D elco-Light Products. . There are tw enty-five styles and sizes o f D elco-Light plants, to meet every need o f farms, Stores, country homes and all those places where individual lighting plants are a necessity. W rite fqr catalog or come in and let us tell you what D elco-L ight can do fbf you. Delco-Light betters living con­ ditions and pays.for itself. DELCO-LIGHT COMPANY PAYTON. OHIO * '* .' S B *: * ‘ ‘ U ’ ■ ' ’ t A ’ C �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1921 P h il ip R . A n d r e w s In a Luncheon Today to W hich M ere Men W ere A lso Invited The business women and men of Sanford sat down together today at a noon-day luncheon. There was noth­ ing strange in this proceedings and nothing was thought about it—at this time. A few years ago it might have cre­ ated considerable comment but today with the women of the country taking their places In business and standing shoulder to shoulder with the men it serned perfectly natural for the men at least to have the ladies with them —only In this case it was the ladies that had the men with them for the Business and Professional Women's Club had invited the directors of the Chamber of Commerce, the directors of the Rotary Club, the board of govemors o( the Woman's Club and the members of the local bar to meet Mrs. Annette Adams, Assistant Attorney General o f the United States, and Miss Lila White, President o f the State As­ sociation of Business and Profession­ al Women’s Clubs at a luncheon nl the Valdez Hotel. The long tables wore mort taste­ fully arranged by this well known hostelry' and aB usual the luncheon was all that could be desired arid all ll*c guests thorougnly enjoyed ihe menu while discussing affairs o f the city and state and it was discovered by the men present that the ladies were well up on all the important questions of the day. At the close of the luncheon Mrs. John Leonard), the president of the Business and Professional Women’s Club arose ami very gracefuly intro­ duced Miss Lila White, of St. Augus­ tine. Miss White, although in busi­ ness in ’Jacksonville at this time is really a fanner and stock-raiser and admitted it at the luncheon. Miss White is n most forceful speaker and is a thorough going Floridian, know­ ing her state as few know it. Giv­ ing Sanford mmc' very nice compli­ ments Miss White launched into the beauties and glories of Florida in genoral, gave a brief outline of the work of the Club and their itinerary thrn Florida and then introduced Mrs. Adams, giving a brief outline of the activities of this wonderful woman. Mrs. Adams has a very’ pleasing ad­ dress and a well modulated voice and is the kind of speaker that puts an audience at case and makes them feel very friendly from the start. Entire­ ly unaffected nnd a real American woman, Mrs. Adams makes one feel that it is n pleasure to iheet her and to hear her. .Coming from California Mrs. Adams has m u c h in common with Florida people nnd expressed herself as pleased Ur be in Florida nt this particular time when "tourists” hnd flown and she could see the state in the spring time and get the chance to eat nil the green vegetables nnd nil the fruits she wanted. Mrs. Adams pnid Sanford a high compliment in thy wonderful fields of growing stuff and snid the "Pep" that she had noted in the business women probably came from the big pepper crop. The speak­ er gave her audience a side trip into the business world of growing fruits and vegetables by describing the working of various associations of growers in California nnd the meth­ ods of growing, packing nnd shipping Iruits, n matter that has stute aid and co-operation in California but as the speaker also pointed out had not yet reached perfection and the growers there have their troubles as well. Passing on to the subject of wom­ en in business, the speaker aptly suid that before the women went into bus­ iness and organized clubs that they were not a help to the men in taking care of big problems and the men hnd not formed such a High opinion of them. But today with the trained women in the various clubs working toward something definite the men of their community, their state and their country, Mrs. Adams was attorney general of California nftor serving ns assist­ ant attorney general and held other offices in her native state before be­ ing called by President Wilson to tnke the position of assistant attor­ ney general at Washington. She ex­ pects to give up this position soon and return to California to again take up the practice of low. N E W S FR O M A L L OF FLO R ID A HIMES SAYS HE COULDN’T HAVE HELD OUT ANOTHER MONTH HUT FOR TANLAC TOU R IN G Brand New This car has been run lestf than 1,000 miles, and is equipped with front and rear Bumpers, two extra tires, theft-proof locking steering wheel, spot light, and everything. Can be bought at a Blight discount. WEST PALM BEACH, May 18— The board o f county commissioners has decided to send Engineer Roy F. This car is practically new and Goodman to Tallahassee to represent can be bought at a bargain. the county’s Interests in the good roads budget and to make a definite bid for its quota of the good roads program which is to extend over the next two years. We can save you money on this car. SANFORD *'Ycs, air, I'll go out o f my way to recommend Tanlac since R has put me back In such fine,health,” said A. J. Himes of 1223 Franklin street, Tampa, Fla. *‘My health was all broken up and at the rate I was going down hill11 could not have held out another month. My liver was out of order And caused me to feel sluggish, tired and no account all the time. Malaria was all through my system and that sapped my strength until I got so weak I could hardly pull through the day. My appetite went back on me and it looked like I was in for a long spell o f sickness. “ But I began taking. Tanlac just In time and three bottles of it have put me back to where I feel as fine as I did the best day o f my life. My Hver is in good condition, the malaria has all been driven out o f my system and my a p a tite is so big that every time I go to the table I feel so.hun­ gry it seems that I missed the last meal. I’m as strong as I ever was, and am glad to give this statement for I make no secret of what Tanlac has done fo r me.” R for Indigestion and stomach trouble of any kind. I have never found anything that touches th e‘spot, like Black. H Draught I .take It In broken doses after meals. For s long B time I tried pills, which grip- H ad itl^n't give the good a4 ed anil and didn’t resulta. Black-Draught liver medicine la eisy to take, easy to keep. Inexpensive.” Get a package from your druggist today—Ask for and Insist upon Thedford’s—the only genuine. Ost It today. . | - R u l . PHONE 371-J Hygrade M n tt s n d \y Vsmlthrr Once more Nature has taken up her paint brush. The fields are a glorious mass o f color. Trees are budding green. Even to the dty dweller there comes the faint suggestion o f peach and apple blossoms. Springtime is paint time Paint your home inude and out with C-H and H Paints and Vamuhes. Vamohes. They I"— 1 1-. FLORIDA whicli E. Noble Calhoun is president, An smarm* booklet. “ T !r K » " Vrrii W-ay," illustrates ill* v*Ju« o f paint harmony in the home. Aik ui for free copy and color charts. has taken up the question of having the lawB 80 amended as to preclude the sentencing to the chain gang of persons convicted o f stealing rides on trains. Action of the organization rcsuited from the recent killing of Wil­ bam Murphy o f Wilmington, Del., who, tt is charged, was shot by Frank Quigley, n convict guard, while attempting to escape. Murphy was serving a sentence for that offense, Speakers nt the meeting at which the subject was discussed, declared if a man was sentenced to the chain gang f°r such a trivial offense it might make a hardened criminal of him. Quigley, who hns been indicted for manslaughter, will be tried during the the (Trorn Tutaday'i Dally) The marriage of Miss Lillinn Littler and Mr. Barney Griggs was sol­ emnized Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Griggs' on French avenue. Rev S. W. Walker of the Methodist church officiating. Mr. nnd Mrs. Griggs left during the afternoon for a brief wedding trop. They will mnko their home in New Smyrna. Their numerous friends join in wishing them much happiness in their new life. SANFORD, FLORIDA IF YOU NEED A NEW OIL COOK STOVE 6(56 cures Chills and Fever, Buy (he Best that is made — Get yoor Scratch Pads from The Herald— by the pound— 15c. We also have the Buck Line of GAS RANGES SANFORD, FLORIDA PIANO TUNING W. L. Harvey will tunc your piano. 18 years with Cable Co. Permanent­ ly located in Sanford nt 107 West First street. Phone 103-J. All work guaranteed. 25-tfc 1 2 B L SANFORD, FLORIDA WEST PALM BEACH, May 18 cording t The Florida Scout headquarters of the railroad here. Dr. Hotel accommodations here will be in"For Wide-Awake lloys" Fogarty succeeds the Inte Dr. Mur- 1creased within a month by the open- | 35c Year ray Seagenrs. >ng of the former Jefferson Hotel f WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher — ---; under the name of the New Jefferson. T 902 French WEST PALM BEACH, May 18— Sartor of Spokane, Wash., has The local Ad Club expects to send at the building for n term of least 20 members to the convention ir. Atlanta June 12-lGth. The club has decided to feature l’/tlm Beach WEST PALM BEACH, May 18— county’s Bugar possibilities and each "Braggadocio" is n hard word to apeel. member will carry nt least one stalk It is, or was, too hard for West Phlnj of cane nnd wear a badge reading: Beach Itotnrinns. Dr. L. A. Peak “ Palm Bench County, Future Sugar staged an old fashioned spelling bee Bowl of America." nt thu last luncheon, and "Bragga­ docio" put them all down, nnd thereby won Slfl f..r the Hoy Scouts, $10 for the \ W. C. A. and fo for the Good I Samaritan hospital. Many persons, otherwise vigorous and healthy, are bothered occasionally with Indigestion. The effects of a disordered stomach on the system are dangorous, and prompt treatment of lndlgeaUon la Important. “The only medicine I have naeded has been something to aid dlgesUon and clean the liver,” wrltea Mr. Fred Ashby, a McKinney, Texas,' farmer. “ My medicine Is A Real Estate Service L1TTLER-GBIGGS i*well-dcveloped tree. ______ • IT PALM BEACH, May 18— 'rom the marsh fields which een burning some tjme swept areas o f uncleared ground on 'j of the city last week and en'd so for os to threaten buildn the outskirts, The fire dent kept the fiames from doing nl damage and destruction was d to timber. Both Boy and icouts assisted in fighting the fter school hours. —:----AUGUSTINE, May 18— The temporary appointment of Dr. Fogarty of Key West to bo urgeon nt the East Const hoa- E TAMPA, May 18.—Chief of Police . LA NDI S. FISH & H U L L Williams Is going after “jay walk­ ers" in Tampa nnd hns been promised Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law DeLAND. FLORIDA the co-operntion of the city commis­ Will practice in the State and Feder­ sioners in his efforts to have adopted al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ an ordinance "prohibiting the crossing amining and Perfecting Land Titles. of certain streets by pedestrians ex­ cept nt street intersections. Placards would bo placed at intervals after the S C H E L L E M A IN E S passage of the ordinance, notifying the public that it was a violation o f LAWYER r the traffic regulations to cross the OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE streets in the middle of the blocks. SANFORD - - FLORIDA The new ordinance also would em­ brace n provision giving pedestrians the right of way over automobiles and other vehicles nt street crossings. FLORIDIANS NEED TO GO TO HOLLAND TO FIND H. C. I WEST PALM BEACH, May 18— Floridians need to go to Holland to learn about the high cost of living, accordinfg to G. von Munster, a form­ er resident of West Palm Beach, who hns just returned after a two years’ residence in the Netherlands. V In Holland, Mr. Munster said, one pays JO cents a pound for sugar, $1.70 a pound for butter, $30 for an ordjnaty pair of shoes, and rents are pro­ portionately high. On the other hand wages and salaries are little better than they are here. G E O . G . HERRING Atlorncy-at-Law N o. 14 Garncr-WocdrufT Buildin SANFORD, FLA. H EN RY M c L A U L I N “W e Deliver The Goods” Or Store Them PH ON E 498 If We IMcn.se You, Tell Others. If We Don't, Tell Us PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific Crops BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA A quarter-century o f successful manufacture and dlslri. button in Florida and Georgia of High Grade “ PROLIFIC” Fertilizers • Special formulas for Cirtns, ?.Tclcn and all Vegctah!c Crops Reduce your 1921 Fertiliber bills by using “ PROLIFIC" Fertilizers. Honestly made, truthfully sold, and satisfactorily delivered An independent company with capacity of 400 tons daily. T. E . K IN G , A gen t SANFORD FLORIDA JEW ELER MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard’s Hand-Painted China Gorham’s Sterling Silver Rogers' Plated Ware . Elgin and Waltham Watches ARE YOU INSURED? W. J . TH IG P E N & C O M PAN Y Genera! Fire Parcel Post Your Cleaning and IF N OT, SEE n w r e em pire sane Insurance nirtUHNO •The cold storage hold up of eggs on Dyeing to S a n fo rd Florida AjrfTl 1st showed a total of 1,88-1.000 ca^-sj compared with average stocks of 25,000 cases for the last, five years on the same date. The creamery but­ ter in" storage Is 5,000,000 pounds in ^ — ----------------your i c r u u i c r w i w w t — excess of the fire years average. Ap­ NEW PRICE LISTS JUST I8SUBD. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Prompt ples in storage show 630,000 barrels Shipments. Order now. Fertilisers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Bsp* over the average o f the last five years. Frozen pork in storage is more than Jacksonville, Fla. 100,000,000 pounds Above its five year 611 Main St. E . O . P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R CO. We prepay parcel postage on returns JA C K S O N V IL L E average. < ... FLORIDA ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 20,1921 (Trom Monday', Dtily) i NDFSTRIOUS EFFORT TO MADE .TO STOP HUNTERS BE TALLAHASSEE, May 18, Friends cf stale wild game and wild life con­ g estion will make a desperate offort during the week to get the gnme tills untangled and to arrive at soma oondusion as to which to pass. There are practically two bills now up for consideration, one, the Lindsey hill, telng on second reading in the senate tad the other from the house commit­ tee being on second reading in the house. , The main difference between tho two is that the Lindsey bill calls for a state commissioner of game and fresh water fish with power to en­ force the law, while the house bill leaves enforcement to the sheriffs and eorfnty gnmo wardens, a reed vrhich friends of conservation say has in the past proved n mighty weak one to lean upon. The bills offered by Representa­ tives Parrish and Gunn in the house have been given chloroform In the committee and the house committee bill is practically the only bill now left in the house. It shortens the open season on all game and in this respect is good. The present hunting season is from November 1 to March 1, with several counties nllowing the shoot­ ing of squirrels from October 1 to March 1. The bill places the season from November 20 to January 31. Another feature in which tho house bill is a good bill Is in cutting out the free hunting for hunters in their own precinct. A minimum license of $1.25 is fixed. It seemed to be almost im­ possible for n hunter to tell where his precinct lines ran. Just whnt-will come out remains to bo seen. It may take a conference committee to straighten out the points of difference. BABKENS BEAUTIFULLY AND RESTORES ITS NATURAL COLOR AND LUSTRE AT ONCE Common gnrden sage, brewed into a heavy ten, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked nnd faded hair beautifully dark nnd lux­ uriant. Mixing the Sage Tea nnd Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get the rvndy-to-use preparntioh, im­ proved by the addition of other in­ gredients, a large bottle, at little cost, nt drug stores, known ns "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com­ pound,", thus avoiding n lot of muss. "b ile gray, faded hair is not sinful, *'*' ill desire to retain our youthful aplH-i, ranee and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth’s Sage nnd Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because It docs it so naturally, so evenly. You juBt dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand nt a time; by morning sil gray hairs have disappeared. After another application or two 'your hnir becomes beautifully dork, glossy, soft ami luxuriant, and you appear yenra younger— Adv. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry "Walsh spent Sunday at'Daytona Beach. Dr. E. D. Brownlee Is attending the Southern Presbytery at S t Louis this week. Mr. and Mrs, Tarvenu of Orange City were guests gf tho Montezuma Sunday. Mr. R. W. Wilburn of Atlanta, Ga., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Akers at the Montezuma Sunday. Mr. .and Mrs. Kent Rossiter and family motored to Coronado Beach Saturday where they spent the day very pleasantly. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron and son, Harry, motored to Miami where they spent several days on business last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Daiger, Sr., and son, Frank, who have been visit­ ing their son, Fred S. Daiger, ^r., re­ turned to their home in Tampa today. « Mrs. D. A. Kelly leaves today for California where she will 'spend sev­ eral months. J. G. Ball, Miss Mary Frances Ball, Matt Tarbell and Robert Holly were irmong the. Sanford visitors to the beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Metcalf, who have spent the winter here, left In their car Saturday for their homo f t Ashland, Wis. ' J. H. Hudlcston Was among tho vis­ itors to the city from Geneva today and reports everything as being in tho finest kind of shape there especially since the rain. , * / Hon. Forest Lake and Hon. George A. DcCottcs leaves fo r Tallahassee tonight whero they will look them over for a few days, both of thorn be­ ing on business connected with tho state capital. J. R. Hayden made a Hying trip to Sanford from Virginia yesterday nnd left today for Washington. He will return in about ten days to re­ main for some time during the sum­ mer. Rev. A. A. Wninwright of Chuluota preached at the Baptist Temple Sundny morning, in the nbsence of the pastor, who is attending the Southern Baptist convention at) Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs. Downing of Chicago, who is here in the interest of Childs’ Wel­ fare, is pleasantly located at Mrs. John Wimblsh’s residence on Park avenue. Harry C. Rabb of Bruton, Ain., is in Ihe city looking over the situation with a view of locating in Floridn. He is an old friend of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Neel ar.d Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Lillnrd of the Herald Printing Compnny. Mr. Babb graduated from the law col­ lege afterward taking up the insur­ ance business., Mrs. J. C. LaGrangc of Lake Wales and Mrs. Lay Boston of St. Cloud were guests of the Montezuma Sun­ day en route to Bar Harbor, Me., where they will spend tho summer, re­ turning to Floridn in the early fall. Oliver Murrell is spending ft few dnys with his parents at the Montezumn. Oliver will graduate from tho law school of Stetson Juno 7th, after which he expects to open ft law offlee at Punta Gordn, one of tho new coun­ ties just crentcd by the legislature. Messrs. J. A. and W. E. Brown, representing the P. F. Collier Com- i^ u n d I ia s h a il ■ AND WIND STORM ‘ , ALONG WITH RAIN Do LAND, May 16.— Rain with hail, ■which strucck DeLand Saturday afternoon, put electric, telephone wires out j commission. Hell, considerably wstermelons and citrus fru it .Three hundred and sixty telephones were rendered useless. Six inches o f 111f bad fallen up to this morning Precipitation continuing. SOgoodcigarettes Two Sanford Girls W ill Graduate From * Philadelphia Hospital Sanford girls seem to tnkc to the profession of nursing nnd this month several of them will graduate from different hospitals as real nurses. Among them are Misses Gladys Dletcrich nnd Ruth Stewnrt, who will graduate from the Philadelphia Mem­ orial Hospital Training School on May 24th. This is their third year and they have made rapid progress nnd have n fine record in the school. Miss Gladys is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Dictcrich nnd Miss Ruth is the daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. Stewart. They nre Sanford girls of whom their many friends can well feel proud and they can he counted upon to make a high mark in their chosen profession-r-one of the noblest in the. lint. Franklin K . Lane, Former Secretary o f The Interior, Dies DISTRICT GOVERNOR TURNER INTERNATIONAL CLUBS VISITED HERE TODAY ami Mrs. Turner o f Tampa were among the visitors to tho city today, bring enroute home from points . on the East Coast as far down as Miami. Mr. Turner is one*of tho beat and one of the most popular Rotnrians In the South and la on a tour of tho different Notary clubs In this part of Florida. He assisted In Installing tho Dnytona Glub last night and attended the noon­ day luncheon here today of the San­ ford Rotary Club. Mr. Turner Is always ready to talk Notary and he gave the Sanford dnb •fine tatk today on tho principles o f Notary and all that It mesne to the *0011 who are out fo r "serrico above •eif” nnd he brought out many good Points and precepts for the Sanford 5™b ^ follow. , HU visits here will t* looked forward, to with much !qUrest by all the members and by his !" any Sanford friends when he comes ncre again. JACKSONVILLE, May 18— Krisjan Broadvad, a former sergeant o f Carlatrom Field and a member of tho detail commended by Lieut B. G. Tooher, who shot and killed Fred Pitt, W h en you let us supply y o u r buildinf a prominent resident of Punta Gorda needs you get a great deal m ore than ju s t m last month, after Pitt is said to have for 10c from m any feet o f lum bar— bundles o f shin (le a — fired upon the soldisra who were pounds o f nails— o r panels o f B eaver B oard . one sock of searching for a deserter, was arrested Y ou get the benefit o f our building here today as he was about to board G E N U IN E m aterial know ledge and experience In S e rv ic e vessel for New York. Breadvad was that helps y o u get th e resu lts y o u w ant at th e recently discharged from the army. right price. Service - first in planning th e Army officers opposed efforts o f Dew ork — m ore service in selecting proper m ate­ Soto county authorities to gain pos­ rials— speedy service in delivering th e goods. session of Tooher and the enlisted men of.th o party after the coroner’s Jury Y o u pay for tho m aterials. Tho aorvioo had charged Tooher with murder and M y a fo r itaelf in th e larger v o lu m e o f business the enlisted men as accessories. ■ brings through su p er-satisfied cu stom ers, Governor Hardee has Instructed Duval * It will pay you to authorities to hold the man while It bo o n e o f thoao. is understood that an officer from Carlstrom cn route here to demand his and are the guests o f Mrs. Mery ml ease. Authorities say this case will Schaal. The Misses Gauss hare been result in a clash between the state and spending the winter at West Palm the army, Beach and have visited In Bradentown, St. Petersburg and Tampa before com­ Don’ t Always Blame Hens When Eggs ing here. They expect to leave Wed­ Are Scarce nesday for their homo at Hastings, Rats may be gotting them—U. S. F. Z. Graves, of Houston, Texas, is Government Bulletins prove they the guest of his sister, Miss Jessie know how to get them. Break a cake Graves in this city. His many friends o f RAT-SNAP Into small pieces and are glad to welcome him in Sanford placo where rats travel. If there, RAT-SNAP will get them—positive­ again. Miss Edna R. Harris arrived in tho ly. Three sizes, 35c, C5c, $1.25. city Saturday from Jacksonville and old and guaranteed by Bnll Hardware is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. H. Bowler, at her homo on Magnolia 666 cures Biliousness, avenue. Mrs. Forest Lako will leave Friday 517 Commercial Street for Staunton, Vn., where she goes to Rub-My-Tism cures sores, attend the graduation o f her daughter, Miss Scrltn Lake, from Stpart Hall, on May 31. Col. J. C. Woodward nnd Alfred Robson left this morning for Tampa, nnd other points further down the state, in the interest of G. M. A of Atlanta. J. Hownrd Jnrrott, who hns bee* the guest of his aunt, Mrs. R. A. TcrSEMINOLE TREE GROWER IDEAL HIGH GRADE FRUITER hune, leaves today for his homo in 4% Aram., 0% A. P. A., 8% Pot. 4% Amm., 8% A. P. A., 4% Pot. Suvnnnnh. Mr. Jarrott expects to re­ IDEAL FRUIT nnd VINE MANURE W. & T.’s Seminole Fruit Manure turn to Sanford in October, 3% Amm., 6% A. P. A., 10% Pot. 3% Amm., 8% A. P. A., 5% Pot. The members of tho Junior Chap­ ter Brotherhood of St. Andrew, were ORDER EARLY APPLY EARLY MARKET EARLY delightfully entertained with a spendWrite-for new price list showing further reductions in prices. thc-dny party at Coronado Beach Snturday by Rev. A. S. Peck. R. C. MAXWELL, Mnnngcr Sanford Branch It. H. Pcarman, the live secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, hns returned from Jacksonville where he attended the big meeting of tho Na­ tional Chamber of Commerce kecrotarics where there were live wires from every big town In the South and biany northern cities. He learned much but returns to Sanford more than over Imbued with the idea that his own home town is tho best nnd that the Chamber of Commerce has started right. He waa honored at the meeting by being made one of the vice-presidents o f the association and he also gave Sanford much good ad­ vertising at the meeting. <rr*«a T » U > 7 '| DtUr) Braxton Baggott spent the week­ end very pleasantly in Clermont. Raymond Bearden o f Kissimmee spent Saturday and Sunday as the guest o f 'Albert Beardeu. Mrs. Gene Harris will leave Wed­ nesday for Lake City where sho will spend a few weeks with her parents. Colonel Woodward of G. M. A. ar­ rived yesterday afternoon and Is the guest o f Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson. Rev. S. W. Walker and Robt. T. Thrasher left yesterday morning for Lakeland, going from there to' Lake Wales, where they will attend the dUtrlct conference. Misses Elizabeth and Lena Gauss arrived Sunday aftemodn frtm Tampa ROCIIESTER, Minn., May 1 8 Franklin K. Lane) former secretary of the interior, died nt a local hospital early today. Death was due to angina pectoris. Lane was operated on here May 6th for gall stones and appendicitis and was said to bo recovering when heart disease from which he had suffered from time to time fdt the last eight months developed. Hospital physicians expressed the belief that the opera­ tion would remove the heart affection hut the attack early today developed fatally immediately after ho had re­ covered from an aesthetic. Lane said, “ I am surprised to be alive." "I hope to be able to live a long life in doing good things for­ ever." Lane left no estate. 6 6 6 cu res B ilio u s F ev er. China is the 3rd largest cotton pro­ ducing region in the world, the annual yield of which Is 3,000,000 bales, most of which is used at home. A repre­ sentative of the Chinese Cotton Mill Owner's Association has been in the United States for some time to study the growing of long staple cotton with a view to its introduction in China. The puritans who object to bsseball might elect one o f ^helr number weather man and let him say it with showers., * WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE, FLA. $625 f. o. b. Detroit The merits of the Fordson Tractor can be best judged through the opinions of its daily users. We have asked a few o f our customers for their frank comments concerning the •operation o f their Fordsons. Read w hat these owners have to say’ and then judge whether or not they are pleased with their purchases—Or better still, ask them yourSanford, Florida, Oct. 6, 1919. Mr. EJd, Higgins, Sales Agent Fordson Tractor, Sanford, Fin. Dear Sir: ’ , Referring to your recent inquiry ns to how tho Fprdson Tractor that we purchased a year ago had performed. I hnvc a letter from our Mr. A. Q. Lancaster, Superintendent of our Isleworth Grove, which rends as follows: "Replying to yours of Sept. 27th. As regards the Fordson Tractor I beg to advise that aB a whole the tractor has given very good satisfaction. Wc had to renew all the bearings in tho front wheels after using it about *40 days, which cost around $28. After we put in new bearings we fixed flanges on the wheels to keep the sand from getting Into these bearings and have not had any more trouble at that point with it. We have an order in now for new re­ pair parts which will coat about $60,00. As far as we can see these repairs will put it in. first class shape to start in for another season." "From the experience we had with the other tractor, and from what 1 can learn from people who have operated other tractors I believe the Fordson Tractor it the best tractor for Bandy land. I think It would be wise to order another one o f these tractors, as we can do as much work with one of them and one man as we can do with^three teams, and throe men, and do better work." . Tho report that Mr. Lancaster sends, in my opin­ ion will be satisfactory, especially so since ho thinks enough of the Fordson Tractor to request us to or­ der another one. Repeat orders on tractors are cer­ tainly a good endorsement. •• Yours truly, CHASE & COMPANY. Sanford, Fla., Sept. 1st, 1910. Mr. Ed. Higgins, * . .. .Sanford, Fla., Dear Sir: I am very glad to tell you how well pleased I am with the Fordson Tractor purchased August, 1918. I have used the machine constantly on our 60-acre truck farm and have done a great deal of work for others. The total cost for repairs has not ex­ ceeded $10.00. While not a machinist, I do all my repairs and adjustments myself. I do a good deal of Sanford, Fla., Sept. 15-19. Mr. Ed. Higgins, Sanford, Fla Replying to your inquiry In. regard to the Fordtractor purchased from you. I consider this machine the beat Investment In the way of farm macnincry machinery mai that 1 i ever made, mimes I* have a fourtcen-year-old boy driving and he harrow­ ed 20 acres with it yesterday, and did a better job than could be done with teams. You could not buy this machine back for several times what I paid for it if 1 could not get another. Yours truly, . „ ROY F. SYMES. AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, H A Y 20,1921 L0NGW00D NOTES OVIEDO NOTES GENEVA FLASHES SANFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL HAD INTERESTING PROGRAM LAST SATURDAY AFTERNOON U n . C. L. Morton and daughter, The rain that fell here the last Mrs. S. W. Swope and family spent The Grammar school is one o f the three daya rare helped the looks of Mits Gertrude Morton, with friends Tuesday afternoon in Sanford. livest departments o f the city schools called on Wm. BIcknesa Thuraday.( Mrs. O. P. Swope,and children vis­ the crops. Mr. Walter Flynt of G eorgiy spent and under the leadership of the Mrs. Bill Satchcr was shopping in ited Orlando Wednesday. Sanford Thursday. W. M. Wright left Monday for last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. W. principal, Mias Clara MBlen and'Mrs. Babbitt and the efficient staff of teach­ Flynt, his cousin. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel were vis­ Jacksonville. ers, the children have developed Into Mr. Wakefield spent a few daya last itors in Orlando Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A. K- Wade spent the first-class musicians, orators, writers week in Tampa. Mr. Herbert Chaffer, son of Profes week-end with Mr. Wade's parents at Mrs. A. A. Moran and three daugh­ and general all-round good scholars. sor Shaffer, arrived Wednesday to Wildwood. spend some time with his patents, T. C. Shupe and family have moved ters were calling on frienda Ust |Much good work has been accomp­ lished in the Grammar school this Thursday. Mr. Miller o f Jacksonville was the to Oakland. Mr. Walthall of Sanford was callS*c*r and there have been several fine guest o f J. E. Phipps Tuesday. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs entertainments staged by the chil A social was held a t ‘ the Library R. It. Strange and family miss them ing'on Friertds Thursday. Mr. E. H. Kilbee was In Sanford dren o f the school. At the varioua en­ Thursday evening. Cold drinks anc very much indeed since their remova Tuesday. tertainments the Grammar school or cake were sold. The proceeds to go to to Sanford last week. chestra composed o f younger children Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bigga o f Chuthe building fund. The Baccalaureate sermon o f the After a very successful eight- Oveido High School was preached Sun­ uota spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. has caused much favorable comment and the musical talent of-thia depart­ months’ term under the management day by Rev. L. E. Wright at the Meth­ Tom McClain. Mrs. Franklin spent Friday with ment o f the city schools la one of o f Professor Chaffer and Mrs. Geo. odist church. Owing to the bad great merit. N. ‘ Sheart the public school closed weather there was a very small at­ Mrs. T. W. Prevatt. Last Saturday afternoon the patrona Mrs. Me Reynolds, who spent the Friday. tendance to hear the splendid sermon of the-school were invited to attend winter with Mrs. Clifford Proctor, has Mrs. A. Y. Fuller and daughter, by Mr. W right a showing of the work accomplahed xranees, and Miss Olive Dinkel, were Mrs. J. J. Jackson and children of eft for her home in Indiana. by the scholars this year and it was Mr. and Mrs. Roy TUHs and chil­ visitors in Orlando. Palmetto, Fla., are visiting Mrs. A. exhibited in the various rooms on the dren' of Sanford spent Thursday af­ Friends of Mrs. Stiles will be Farnei] this week. walla and the rooms were all bead*1 pleased to know she is improving. ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mrs. W. M. Wright was a business tifully decorated for the occasion. The Kilbe. The hard rain Saturday afternoon visitor to Orlando Wednesday. Hr. and Mrs. A. A. Moran and interesting program in which the chil­ was very welcome by everyone. The primary room of the Oveido LAUNDERED CUFF SHIRTS Miss Clara Windel of Gotha was school gave their closing exercises children spent Sunday in Orlando with dren from the various grades partici­ pated showed the restilt o f the super­ * • the •attractive house-guest o f Miss ast Friday afternoon at 2:30. The idra. Moran’s slater. ior training given’ them by their Mrs. J, O. Adams la a visitor in Ellen Fuller for the week-end.. children all did well, reflecting credit teachers and the large crowd present Miss Era Stuart o f Tampa spent upon their teacher, Miss Nell King. Sanford this week. was agreeably surprised at Che* won­ the week-end with her family, re­ Mrand Mrs. H. H. Pattishal and W, J, Lawton and Miss Elizabeth derful talent shown by all the chil­ Mr. and Mrs. Mound o f Jacksonville turning Mondsy forenoon. Awton spent Wednesday afternoon 18 Fancy Stripe, size........;...........14% Mr. and Mrs. Sprouse o f Orlando n Orlando. and Mrs. Tolar and daughter went on dren on the program. The instru­ •23 Fancy Stripe, size.................. ;.15 “ the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. fishing trip Saturday along the mental and vocal selections and the Mrs. E. G. Hancock spent Tuesday readings and dialogues were well ren­ creek. Reports o f catching quite a Y. Fuller. 15 Fancy Stripe, size............ •.....15% afternoon in Sanford. Annabelle Allen spent the C. C. Crowley returned Monday few fish and also having a good time. dered. The following program was 5 Fancy Stripe, size.................. 16 week-end with her parents, Mr. and from Jacksonville where be had been Mr. and Mrs. David Speer spent parried out: 6 Fancy Stripe, size....................:16% Sunday with the latter's sister, Mrs, Mrs. Bill-Allen. Orchestra— Selected." spending a week. The marriage of Miss Margaret Wicks. Piano Duet— Dorothy Ray, Velma 3 Fancy Stripe, size............... H. B. McCall returned home Sun­ Allen and Mr. n .If. Newman came as day from }Iiami after spending a Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt spent Shipp. 3 Fancy Stripe, size.................. 17% a complete surprise to their many week on *the jury of federal court at Sunday in Sanford and also attended Reading—Jean MaxwelL 5 Fancy Stripe, size.................. 18 who wish them much hap­ that place. the wedding of Mrs. Prevatt’a sister. Fan Drill— Fifth Grade. ’ . piness and success. Mr. Hudleston * was shopping in Reading— Margaret Cowan. Miss Ella Belle Jones spent Thurs­ 6 Plain White, size...................... 14 and Mrs. A. R. Sanlin.of Lees­ day in Orlando. . Sanford Monday. Piano Solo— Georgia’ Mobley. ,.j2 Plain White,-size...................... 14% burg were in town Sunday looking Mr. P. N. Stover and Fred McFar­ Vocal Solo—Mildred Holly. L. E. Jordan and W. B. Young spent after their orange grove. land returned home from Sanford 4 Plain White, size.................... 15 Reading—Byron Fox. Wednesday in Sanford. The Coleman boys are sporting a after spending a few days at the Song— Fourth Grade. Rev. L. E. Wright is attending the 3 Plain White, size.................... 15% new 1921 Nash. Piano Solo— Sara Williams. district conference at Lake Wales this Lincoln House. 3 Plain White, size.-................... 16% r L. T. Hunt arrived Sunday from week. He is accompanied by his little The Singing Class met at Mrs. Mc­ Song—Seventh Grade. Mississippi, where he has been in busi­ son, Olin. Farland’s home on Thursday night Dialogue—^Seventh Grade. 8 Plain White, size.....................17 ness. Orchestra. . Mrs. L. E. Jordan and baby are Agout tweny-five members were pres­ 6 Plain White, size.................... 17% Miss Etta Hartley of Groveland visiting relatives in Starke. ent and a pleasant evening of music AftcF the program delicious fruit 3 Plain White, size........... ......... 18 spent the week-end with her parents, punch was served «and the guests de­ Miss Gayle /Marshall o f Sanford was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hartley. Mrs. McFarland was shopping in parted with the feeling that the San­ spent the week-end with- her sister, 3 White Pleated, size..................14 Mrs. Tjce and children returned to Mrs. R. W. Lawton, last week. Sanford Saturday. ford Grammar school had closed a 3 White Pleated, size..................14% their home in Orlando Monday after The Ladies’ Aid will sell Ice cream most successful term. The gradua­ Mrs. N. F. Lezetto and Miss Olivo a pleasant visit with her parents. 6 White Pleated, size...................15% Lezette visited Orlando Wednesday at the grocery store every Saturday. tion of the scholars o f the Eighth A good collection was made last Sat­ Grade will take place Monday evening Saturday afternoon, May 14th, Miss afternoon. and will mark an epoch in the inter­ Ellen Fuller, n student of the Senior Mrs. Lewis' and son of Altamont urday. Roland Dan, Sam Long and Mr. mediate grade of Sanford’s splendid Class of Oriando High School, enter­ Springs spept Wednesday with Mrs Toner of Chuluota were calling on school system. tained the class and teachers nt the J, H. Lee, Jr. home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. C. S. Lee and tittle daughter, friends Saturday. A. Y. Fuller. The young people Dorothy, spent Tuesday afternoon In THE AMERICAN LEGION LEXINGTON AND motored over to Palm Springs where Sanford. HELD GREAT MEETING IIUPMOBILE SERVICE they enjoyed a swim, returning to the The graduating exercises o f tTie house where a sumptous dinner was Ovpido Grnmyiar school were held The B. & O. Motor Co., local distrib­ Dear Mr. Holly:served. The house was decorated with Thursday night at the school house. You should have been in Oriando pink oleanders and Spanish moss, A large crowd was delightfully enter- utors for the Lexington and IJupmoduring the third annual convention bile cars, wish to announce that their pink and gray being the class colors. tained by recitations, songs and plays and reunion. Orlando certainly does lain, for wo are going to start work­ MRS. BLACKMAN AT CAPITAL, service department wants every Lex­ Fruit punch was served throughout by the Grammar school under the ington and Hup owner in Seminole deserve lots of credit in handling the ing soon. Mr. Whitcomb was up for SAW OUR REPRESENTATIYE evening. The young people en- training of the efficient grammar County and adjoining territorjr, to convention in the high and com­ a delegate to the national convention music and dancing and games. teacher, Mrs. J. N. Thompson. The bring their cars in for inspection at mendable manner, laboring under such and 1 know he was running close to Mrs. W. F. Blackman has returned Those assisting- Miss Fuller to serve three graduates, Miss Maxine Young, least once a month. If your car needs weather conditions. victory, but anyway he was elected to from a 'trip to West Florida, when were Mrs. Topleft of Orlando and Sidney Swope and Chester Haigh, adjustments, you should at once have The town was in all respects up to alternate and we feci sure Whitcomb she attended meetings in the interest Mrs. "Dinkel and Miss Dinkel. The were then presented with certificates it looked after. Proper lubrication is their promises, even to throwing the will represent Campbell-I-ossing Post of the Federation of Women’s GoU guests were Miss Chalfant, Miss Do- by Supt. T. W. Lawton. the life of your car; nnd there ore keys away nnd giving their chief of in Kansas City during our coming nnt- at DeFuniak Springs nnd Quincy asd lency, Miss Hugeeoy, Miss Brown, On Friday evening the graduating other things essential for service and police a two days’ vacation. He labor- J >ona* convention. We are proud to of the Business and Professional Wo­ Misses Helen Ives, Sara Davis, Elma exercises of the High school will be endurance. An experienced mechanic ed rather hard every moment owing to have him go even as an alternate. men’s Clubs at Tallahassee. Lawter, Naomi Walker, Mary Lane, held at the school house at 8:30 pi is always able to make little adjust­ Here's hoping every ex-service man While in Tallahassee Mrs. Black­ the fact that he Is post commander o f Beulah, Rose Farmer, Susie Bunch m. The three graduates this year ments that will cost you a small will attend the next state reunion at man heard Representative Font® Orlando Post and plenty he had to do. and John McRamine, Sam Lawson, being Misses Mable Swope, Elizabeth amount, nnd save you big repair bills. West Palm Beach, March 16, 17 and make a strong and convincing argu­ The order of'busincss carried on for Ed Walker, Walton Walker, Mildred Lawton and Olive Lezette. This firm takes an interest in their 18, 1922, for judging from West ment in tho house on the bill regulat­ McConnell, Edith McMakin, Marion Mrs. S. W. Swope nnd family spent customers and owners of the cars they two days In the Lucerne theatre was Palm Beach's representation at Orlan­ ing the position of* married women Rogers, Ellen Fuller, Clara Windel, Wednesday afternoon in Sanford. sell, and they are nt all times willing beyond reproach. Our state com­ do she will show the 4th annual con­ with reference to property inheritanes Larrnine Boing, Mary Maull, B. E- A. Farrell was a business vis­ to give you the best of service that mander, Mr. Billingsly, was on the job vention one of the greatest times which had much to do in passing the and was stating his Lersch and Josephine Evans. a com- every moment itor to Sanford Wednesday morning. money, can — bity. They ----- carry -----, --------, (ever. Allowing us the privilege of us- bill. E. W. Dickson, one of Longwood's Dr. and Mrs. T. G. Simmons are piete line of parts for 1-exington and ‘ act* dearly, allowing everyone who : jnjf , ^ e |argcflt hotel j n t j , e g t a le f o r Through the courtesy of Mr. For­ n word worn or our headquarters, getting $ 5 0 quarters would or wanted to say a ex-service men, attended the Amer­ expected homp this week from Indi­ Hupmobilc. ster Mrs. Blackman was giyen tho make nominations plenty of time and at less than $8 a day. ican Legion at Orlando this week. ana wwhere they were called by the privilege of the floor of the houaa of opportunity to do so. And I am very The Ladies’ Auxiliary meeting was representatives, and the same honor serious Illness o f Mrs. Simmons' FREE RANGE BULL sorry every member o f the Campbell- a grand success. 1 truly wish every was confered upon her in the senato New car of cement just arrived^ mother, who died May 5th, about a WRECKS TRAIN AND ! COSTS TWO LIVES Lossing Post .were not there, for the member or every lady eligible to bo a by President McWilliams. us make yoto prices on cement bo- week after the arrival of Dr. and spirit which makes the American member o f Sanford’s club could have fore you buy. Cates Crate Co. Phone Mrs. Simmons. JACKSONVILLE, May 19— Engin­ Legion a go was exemplified at all been there. We want our auxiliary to SUGAR 5C PER LB. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McCulley have 181. 40-tfc eer E. A. Rogers of Savannah, Ga., times. Every delegate was on the job grow and prosper whereby it will be returned from Tennessee. With every dollar’s worth of P®* received burns from which later he and trying to get ail the good from second to none in the state by next cerieSi You buy from us. You gd died. Fireman George Henry, negro; the meeting possible.. Every moment convention. one pound o f best granulated iug»r Here’s for a gTeat memorial day of Savannah, Ga.,-was killed instantly of the meeting, was interesting from for 5c. Cates Crate Co.. Phone 18L and four others received slight in­ the address of welcome in behalf of to our comrades who arc not so for­ 40-tfc juries when the engine and three Orlando by their mayor, Mr. E. G. tunate as to be with us, .that have cars of Seaboard Air Line passenger Duckworth, who left a working ahd gone to the Great Beyond. ‘ Head-IT-OFF’’— ENERGIZE—NOW. L. T. ROPER. train No. 1 overturned at White Oak, good time expression and impression from his address. Some of the very Fla., eighty miles south of Savan­ SH O W IN G HERALD ADS get remits. latest bills were brought, showing "Head-IT-OFF”—ENERGIZE—NOW. nah, early last night. their weak pointa whereby they repre­ The injured: Mrs. L. J. YoYung, Mrs. Frederick sented the ex-service men but merit A gorgeous array of mid­ Cain and Miss'Mary McGrath, aged absolutely nothing for them. But those days are not existing today. summer frocks for the dainty thirteen, all of Miami, Fla. Expresa Messenger Driggs of Jack­ The members o f the American Legion young lady and the conserva­ sonville, back wrenched and knee do not appreciate or approve of any­ thing only what is fair and just to tive m atron:— cut. The injured received medical at­ all. But allow me to aay there ia no bungling or miarepresenting bills tention at a hotel in White Oak. In Organdies o f rapturous A fte r the manner o f the Apostles and in According to announcement o f the coming up before our legialative bodies either at Tallahaaaee, Fla., or beauty. Dotted Swiss o f fash ­ local Seaboard officen the train run­ conform ity to the unfailing* usage o f the ning at a moderate rate of qpeed, Waahlngton, D. C., but what la thor­ ionable design. Canton Crepes oughly thrashed out by the American Apostolic Church from its beginning at hit a bull, causing the derailment Legion legialative body and if it Is The engine, a mall ear and two ex­ and Georgettes in pretty sport Pentecost, Confirmation will be adminis­ Legionnaires then our legislative body press ca n overturned. models. feel it >a privilege and a pleasure to tered in H O L Y CROSS CH U R CH , Trin­ The train waa en route from Wash­ state facta clearly when these blits ington to Florida points. ity Sunday N ight, M ay 22, by the Bishop come up pertaining to ex-service men. All at prices that will meet Sanford’s part of the American Le­ We are sole afln ts for Ralston’s o f the Diocese :: ' : : :: your approval. Purina linea of feeds in Sanford. We gion waa represented by R. W. Dean, make "a feed for every need. Our D. D. Whitcomb and myself. Ail dur­ price Is below all others, and every ing the conventiop we were on the grain of our feed la guaranteed. Why job, trying to gain every ounce of wis­ not buy the beat frpm Cates Crate dom possible. We were very much Co.? Phone 181. 40-tfc disappointed when our nominee for state chaplain was defeated by two "Head-IT-OFF"— ENERGIZE—NOW. votes but we are rare at our next Park. A ve. a t Fourth “ W here Stvle Reifma” convention Dr. George Hyman elected stateip* ♦ H I M M M I H I I M i l $ 1.50 .....17 Sanford Shoe and Clothing Company Baumel’s Specialty Shop CONFIRMATION �r3 — _■r~■—- ^ ~~~ ~~ ~ ?r~~~ v»_ ~ ^ ~ : '-‘A. ft V ! ~ ' THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY. MAY 20,1021 I" <. ■■ Twi - . . - W ■ \sj- • ’ /• ; . a.Tisn* AA. |RULY has it been said that no na­ the schools, and their sound business judg­ finer than the helpful attitude of the church­ tion. is greater than its public ment contributes much to the success o f the system. . es, Chamber o f Commerce, banks and busi­ school system. Nor is any . state, county or city greater than ness men, who have co-operated so cordially its with the principals, teachers and superinten­ schools. Sanford, rich in farming dent in eve/y effort made for the* improve­ industries, rich in citrus groves, rich in com­ ment o f our schools. The people o f Sanford * mercial lines, is no less rich in her most ex­ work and vote for school bonds, fo r special cellent system o f public schools. Well may the taxes, and for a higher maximum general citizens o f Sanford be boastful of her schools, » school tax. No bond issue ever fails to be carried; no constitutional amendment for in­ for they rank among the very best in the state. Our graduates are admitted on diplo✓ * mas, without further examination, to any re­ creased millage for education ever fails; and the Reople who are w illing to work for, vote , putable college in the South. And they “ make for, and pay for good schools are sure to have good” , while in college, for their preparation good schools. has been thorough. • While we are building the city substantial for ourselves, we are also building a substan­ 1 Prof. Claude, S. Ogilvie, principal o f the *\ * . Sanford High School, is without a superior in tial citizenry to take care o f this city after the his line in the stale, and he h as1 gathered present builders have retired from their la­ about him a faculty o f men and women of bors. But these boys and girls are helping us high scholarship and successful experience, to build the city. They are showing to the world what Sanford can do and what kind o f citizens will make up the next generation. They are writing essays on “ The City Sub­ stantial” that present new and greater pos­ sibilities for the future, and indicate that they realize some of the responsibilities that will soon be theirs as citizens. and the work done throughout-the year just * drawing to a close is without parallel in this Jtfc city. V- 1-0 s >I Miss Clara Millen, principal of the Gram­ mar School and Mrs. S. P. Arrington, super­ vising principal of the Primary Schools, have both been connected with our school system for many years, and stand high in their pro­ fession. Associated with them are teachers ♦♦♦<M -+*++-M -4">**4*+++<">*+++-fr*++++++*+++++++++++++ of marked ability, who are co-operating heartily in making this one o f the best schools Patrons, and citizens in general, support the schools with their influence and their of the South. money. ' Especially commendable is the fine . » The Board o f Trustees, composed o f men work of the Woman’s Club, which is always of large business affairs, willingly sacrifice ready to come to the assistance of our edu­ cational institutions. And nothing could be matters o f personal interest in order to serve We are building for the future industrial­ ly, commercially, and socially, and we are not unmindful o f the fact that of more import-, ance than all else are the men and women that our schools are building, for— “ We are all blind until we see That in the human plan, Nothing is worth the making if It does not make the man. * *X Why build these cities glorious, If man unbuilded goes? In vain we build the world unless The builder also grows.” TH IS P U B L IC IT Y C A M P A IG N IS M A D E POSSIBLE B Y TH E FO LLO W IN G PROGRESSIVE FIR M S A N D IN D IV ID U A L S OF SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y : ❖ Chase & Co. X C h as.E . H en ry, A A Hill Hardware Co. y Hill Lum ber Co. X Meisch R ealty Co. T ' - Truck ‘ *------* Sanford Growers, Inc T ■ X A X V Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery Bryan & W heeler, Autos Edw. H iggins, Autos. General Merchandise R . E. Stevehs, Physician W ilson & Toomet*, Fertilizers R **1 Estate Miller’s Bakery Realty Loan & Guar. Co. Automotive Supply Co. Speer & Son, Dry Goods v J. N . Tolar, Physician John Russell, Attorney* •*. First N ational Bank V W igh t Grocery Co., y Standard Auto Top Co. A . Kanner, ComnJissIon Merchant Commission Merchant M M — — K ent Vulcanizing W orks Lloyd Shoe Store R . R. Eldridge -S A N F O R I> >. Co. Sanford Shoe & Perkins & Wholesalers Commission Merchant Haberdashers D. C. Marlowe L. P. McCuller, Groceries John T. Brady, Jeweler Geo. w . Knlg,ht, H . B. Lewis, Real Estate Cowan’s Tin Shop W igh t Bros. Co., A utos Chero-Cola Bottling Co. Reher Bros., Auto Painting Vegetable Broker The Ball Hardware Co. H aight & M agee Automobiles Real Estate and Insurance John G. Leonard! ♦ A . P. Connelly, Real Estate Deane Turner, Groceries George F ox, Cold Storage Mahoney-Waiker Co. Piumbera * B. & 0 . M otor Co., Autos Z Mobley’s D rug Store . SnnfnrH Coca-Cola Pnca-Cola B o*t Co. ” Sanford Clyde S t Johns River Line The Yow ell Co., D e p t Store W . S. Price, Contractor. Hill Implement & Sup. Co. Lord’s Purity W ^ter Frnnt Barber Shoo * General Merchandise bhop A . Raffeld, Ladies’ W ear ^h e Allen b • _ • H . R. Stevens, Mayor . Sanford P am t & W a ll P a- c> M> Hand, Sheriff per Co. H. C. DuBose, Real Estate W aters’ Kandy Kitchen Frank A kers ’ Sanford Battery Sendee Co. Gillen & Fry, Sanford Machine & Foun- Sanford Steam Laundry dry Co. J. J. Mauser, Cigar M fg r. R ay Bros., Battery Service Crown Paper Co. ' Hotel Montezuma Sanford Dry Goods Go. Bobbin’s Credit Store # H. McLaulin, Jeweler Carter Lumber Co. Bower & Roumillat, D rugs * . *.r: ?- +r~s 7-* _* Hi a A Elder Springs W a ter Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A . Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, 0 V IE D 0 . P . Swope Land Co. C. L . W est, Groceries Lawton Bros Cov T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. Printers, Office Supplies George A . DeCottes, Attorney *at*Law G en era l M erch an d ise C. T . T . J. M iller & Son H odges & M cMullen, McCulley, Garage ________ E. A . F am ell, Groceries Sanford Farm ers Exchange *** ^ en* Mdse. Florida Cuba Cigar Co. r1------ C H U L U O T A — w‘ T W h i t S ,™ ( Real Estate Brown’s M eat M arket L D . M artin, U Groceries, Meats Cates’ Crate Co. j’j J. E. Syiuter, Dry Goods Stanley & Rogers, Groceries D . D . Daniel, Groceries - =■ - Chuluota Company, .*' v -LONGW OOD- Groceries, Feeds M S K c r o m y Co. W illiam s Millinarv Store E 'S S ^ .M w o, W . Entemlnger v SF e rJtiliz— ch“ ' 00 e rsc,rol'“ Overstreet * & Payne, Groceries M B T . A . O’Neill, .Longwood Hold " D . L . Thrasher, C lo th in g , S h o e s A . J. Lossing, Quick Service Transfer Sanford Barber Strep t J . K . S M IT H , P ro p .1 ell r —- A L T A M O N T E — Geo. E . Bates & Son, Altamonte Hotel ------------ G E N E V A 'jj Sz~.’ftrr."--i-‘.V A .H . Fuller & Son, Logan M erc. Co. •ft ' ‘ ’’ general Merchandise _____ D .W c I n t o s__ h r, C. F. . . Harrison, Gen. Mdse. Far«° L u m b e r C o. . .. ■. . • .» R Curlett --------------- M O N R O C o ca -C o la B o ttlin g C o . •; J. W . F ly n t Gen. M dse. W akefield Preserving Co. U W K U Bell Bros., Growers, Shipps E. A . Osteen, Grocer A ■m m n' : i 1 BM •-Q il V i.- J t T ,r- f J �, v' wTT t.i i ■* r]51J PAGE TEN NOTED SHOOTER, HUNTER AND ANGLER IS OUT OF GAME FOR GOOD Lrt 1 ........................................................... a ‘a..-.1» o,a- « boto 1 tad a ............ .............. ! ........... toll 10. IT, IS oad IS . . . , . ....... . A SH of’ Lot* U tad ** II »«♦»»*« MffMIIOIIOI T u « S Owli » "• *• olajucb ■ r a -a r r a iO B .....................m m j . t M M . T T *> 5 .S r V i?t;“,y -jr,wljK"s P ittsburgh Paper W rites Interesting Article • A b ou t Dr. Jessop . ** ‘ ‘ ta‘ « IS * Oa— ortnl at. IT *» ,*>,• * ■' ,)W J. D. Hood ........................| U M w « *• OMUM at ■ M “If ■«J<“U*•** of QpflfUfHi I)TCte! ha « ft. to to«. (t.e a e r e ) T 7 7 7 . " . . . . . B*C *80 ft N of fat of tb# N Un# of Own'. kmtUI St. With too a. Ua* of Park GIB MARSH In Plttaborgli Time* . *; r . jStkaoa ...* * '* '* • to M at Book Wo. 1, Fag* np‘ * x. t . r m x o r x L L o w f l iu n -n m a io w u KnrtWu will tt» a t/ Tu Onlloettr. j " 7*MhlM ............... j & r Z u H ....... u . n x * u . A k Sx S c u r a n t .. ........- " * ■ T S - r s L i r 5ut o • ••• r ‘ •• ••• ■••••••••■••■ ‘ •■■■.*■ u « is ::::::::::::::::::::::;::: *0 ................................ .. V °U j ^ tn k u » ............. TTllaeamaaX fX ‘ Laramet it ku .t o Two trap guns— and • strong man balls were used as targets. Ha has ^ n UkO Vroat lap. Oa. ....... Bag at fa t af tko ft Uaa o f F a lte a 'a t' wtpt. shot with all the celebrated marks­ S S H I ft U m If 00 4a* IT Mia W Two dosp bine, wet-lidded eyes— men of this county and always fin­ ft. » l S ft to t o ? dim except at intenrals when mem­ ished the season with a high average « J t o o ) .............. .....................J7T. Lako_ Proot_lap. Oa. .... Ilirrlo KlUaoa' *• XAP o r TKZ TOWS 07 IAVTO&D ao ory brought flashes of the glory of until five yqars ago when advanced ‘ Va l Taftt a 84* or Lot t r ................. ...........! ! . . ! MUto Aaotla M to *4 aad 1U . 1U, 111. UA, a»4 l i t toitoato C a 2 t o 1 u 5 t o . (tm i I L W . -------------------------wkat to )W-. other days—drawn lips that quiv­ years dimmed his vision and strength. boo.^ u i ft w o f ■■ t y r s . v . : " * * . * * • , * " * 3H t f IM S .. ................................ W. 1. 1/sDHAa ered when they voiced the conclusion In recent years, though, he was al­ te lfI40ftB lM ftl(to < b ................... ................................... . o. La w S f . . ! ! ! * * ■*w to BoaS A rt. ■ .] that brings emptiness to declining ways able to perform with skill on Lot« It r io G ft it o years— and the story is out. the first day or two of the tourna­ . ...... Book Bo, “Doc” Jessop, of Kittanning, the ment. Three years ago at the Westy r®1 • .......... . r i f t 1ST, Boaolaolo Oooatp Bootrda fottlottoitMotoStt l i t 1 oM io iiitiio iiiiiitfiito iio o i'tittto 33 Jog winiABI u a • tad 0 . •••••••••OSSSSSO#####* star In many trapshooting tourna­ Hogan shoot .a t Atlantic City, he Uta oottl li t 3 ooooo •••••••••••a••aq••••*••«•••••• SB W, ft B*********** ^ l. a tad • •••OOOOOOOO** MIIOOOOOO Loti 1 sail 2 so a••••aooo ments and known among sportsmen swept the field, which was com­ tofflf to *** 11 ............ *............................ H . "DrawDontopotat ‘ c a I"** -a MOOOOOSOMOMtooOMOOfMM a ** ♦••♦•••••4**»tttlMII4»MM0tHI*l 39 CkiHU Mask* M,,< *0,40 from coast to coast, is out of the posed of the crack shooters from the Lou T (L ...... ; ................... i I ....... .......... ............ .-.................................. Mon PWBx U O.L«LW .................... *0.40 LH fat Ifl * W ii ••••10000*1 li» l i _ o • > • • • • • »Mt»o n tM im «M •o*oo*Qt 83 Jiwk flarvifl " *"* ITO.00 game. Certainly for this season. Eastern and Western states. At Har­ a ................................................ a a . d . c x A r r x x x 'i iDB-orvxajow o r b l o c k b . k a b b i o r t k b t o w b o v ’ r " H . .......... ......... ........................ * M* . a t Booordod to Mat B o * Bo. J, 71. BoaardaW G0LD« O H This season will be the first in 48 risburg last year he was high gun on •MMSIMs 11.61 ............................ . • UlliChli RUpto V -! • •MMMISSMM4I4 ITpl. tit 33 MMtMM**MMtt«l»tMMMOlOtSf« O years' that the veteran shooter has the opening day of the Pennsylvania U iJT.v ^ u .................. • J^t 3T ....................................... o ADrthin TVrgrttm********* Ml l 11 •••*•**••* 101.20 oootootaaaoooo K UoklOVl aa •••••••• Sj| sssasaaaa# 1T0.00 W 35 ct 81 been on the firing line. Illness, state championship tournament. Three ■ 10. T** af tat S OMOtlltOMOOSOtOOtMOO BP.1 IVB-DITZS10V 07 SOUTH IAU70EO OEAUT i f B i ^ r M t a F U l ' M ' V^* V *V * ^ N *»• * f Lot IS .v ..................................................... superinduced by an attack in Florida years ago he lost the single target • B*fWSo Of BomlaaU Ooutp *' *•* Hp ifttM M stttto 43. TO If! ? ............. *........................... s tit* 8 IM 8 •••M«»)f*oMiMiMt)iio«i»l A Ji i U O. Jiekm last Vinter, has enfeebled his right championship of the Wild Life League S i v ............ ll oW#*■ ......... •siit s 1* S’ Dottoo MOtSSOSOfOtMopt T.TO ..................................................... «4 arm almost to a stage of uselessness, of Pennsylvania at Conneaut Lake by Lott . 1 1 ‘ tad’11U ..................................................... •••••••a ••••••••"•••a 31.00 s 1 B* and the hopes of friends that he may one target to Ad Hickman. Hickman i f ; ........................................ "2 14.50 M t s s - s Lot M ...........! ..................................... D . Jo. TbJmJ .................. MJ • fe'VaTrjOii.":::::: a s KH recover in time to participate in the broke 08. rtOXXDA LAJTD ABD OOLOBZIAnOB OOXTABTI A B B m o * W l O m ' kAV^V n111 T f iT ^ S otoh u ...................* S fall tournaments seems improbable. Booordod to Mot Btok Vo. 1. ro«o Tl, B o££u H ijL t o S t o ft S J t m 0 M “ T h e w r ite r recalls “ D o c " J essop at •MO ? ‘ “ •I..................................................... " W K ■troosaa .............. g His three score and ten yean hang the P en n sylvan ia C h am pion sh ip T o u r­ D. a .............. .......... 81.SO JfJ f .......................................................... Baebool WUU«au ............. r2 •n otoiooiii heavy on him and he speaks of “be­ n am en t in B u tler tw o y e a r s a g o . ‘ D o c’ Lot 0 41.40 Lett e oad T • ntm ir Wlfkt .. 70.00 •••••••ootaaoo* ing through" with the finality that w as s h o o tin g in th o d ou b le ta rg e t Lott 1 tod * I B. B u n ......... 48.10 Wli ' *......... ............. *, i? 8. Dicklat 0*000000 ® ' V ' i ' . ' i l ......... ................... ......... Unknown . . . . 41.40 precludes all but a vague possibility ch a m p ion sh ip . H e w a s in N o . 4 p osi­ *° JH. Boattj Unknown ..............,*......... f ! a » i^’ i A i i r L t o ’ u ............... 5 ••••••••••ooa A 00 Litf 33* 35. 86. 87* 38 tad 38................... UtIMWB ••••••••••os of his return to the clay target-break­ tion and as the ta rg e ts w ere rath er W o r of Lota 0 tod 10. . . ............................... S *9.40 Jf,u ® ia4 51 ....... .................. ................ Unknown ....... .•••!!!!!!! l S * B. W. Ifaradoa............ n j 98. PO I ing game. His recuperative powers hard th e con testa n ts on N o s. 1, 2 and aii (itat a w q o ** J. K. PttlUo li t f 47, 43. 43. 00. 31tad 3 3 ..................... Utkaown . .................... 13 ll. C. iiaaklao ........ 2VtQ I-ol 1 ‘ ‘ * ■■****■ ......... J H. 78. 78. 80. 31. 82, 83 tad54...; Unknown I11T1111111;;; are limited at his age—he says so 3 p e g s m issed clean , m a k in g w hat is Aad tb* N 4 of Lot * tod t lo t 0 * himself—and his recovery will be too know n in the sp ort as a “ D utchm an.” w ! r t i i V n T ' a ^ i i w o B ” ’i i f ' add itxo b to o r 'o o l b o o b o u ' » W Xn , ? ' TN » '» V w cor Of 1 * 1 », nik T. Tr 1 ind tho W slow to justify expectations of seeing a u n# 1.1 • °*r4*4 •* rU I * ” * *• F*4» n , Bootrda of StBlaoU Oouatj M ** W h en i t cam e to “ D o c ’s ’.’ turn to O' of SH of Lot * nik 7 Tr 1. W. W. Lowt* * .......................... . . .............. _ *9.00 Lot* 14. IB tad 18 .................................... him in the tournament this season. Unkniwn^ ^ ............... % s h o o t th e sp ecta tors d id n ot look f o r BH It»t float W S’ ) ......................... T r . B. BAWD'S ADDITIOB TO SABTOXD. a* Bottodad to TUI b 5 ? 1 ? ^ 1 r £ o ' M ' B ^ od fS It w o u ld n ’t be f a i r to the old s ta r him t o sh ow an y b e tte r su ccess than All of Lot I (loot r ■ oad W X **• m • SontaaU Oontr * " I i N A a la IfW — ••••ooooooao his sq u ad com p an ion s. B ut “ D oc” Lot n ........................ 1 JVim*tn Bamott .................. at .so » i i ^ B ' a o o n t ^ i ' r r m i i i ' o r t a b t b o r b x o iu } ws° m ! u “ r o w i m ^ U t * a, cra ck ed both targ ets. T h o o th e r m em ­ IM l i “ nC* ™ «• > *A B*. I, r * , . 101, toalaaU o I ^ ” H S d ? “ 4 > w “ n . 8wu?h{ iis Loto 4 and 3 ........ d B. J. Ilolljr .......... ...7 .7 * S3 5 bers o f the squad m issed a g a in .but I-ol* 1 tad * ........ BAVTOID BEIOHTi' 'ADOmOB To' tAVTOBD ao raoordad k ^ l t o k * • ' i : r U ii'tl 8 Mr*, a. B. Woodraff .......... *4 00 N W « ...................... ........ i n * " D o c " p ow d ered his p a ir and kept on Lot S ........................ IS John W. Qoldimlth .............. * In f-ot* 18 and 14 w . n. n*t«* ..................... u , M U t 53 ........ . b re a k in g them . H ow ev er, he did not Lot o .......................... .......................................... ; » * . LI1J* .................. S N. C. Tillof.rro .............. t, 90.40 I^,t JS .......... T. A. Noa! ........................ ll. 8 H. C. DaBooo ...... win th e race, but w as n ot m an y ta r ­ 00.40 I-ot* » and 31 t a . M u . ............. N. C, TalUftrro ................. n 44* of Lot j .................... ; ; ; ........................ 2 SI.BO l/>l 23 g ets behind the winner. * Lowl* rUhtr ............ *' tlobort Harmon .................. <a lot 4 ............................................ .................... J 34.60 lat 21 N. C. TalUftrro ................. 43.40 t-ol 41 ............. A s a b ig and sm all g a m e hunter Robert Harmon ................ i f 14.50 l-ott 50 and 60 i-ot i .................................. 2 B. T. Oort/ .......................... 10 " D o c " J essop had fw e p eers. T here * ' L - n V ^ n ^ . . : : : : ; : ; ............ i l i 0 . 1-ot* 97 and M I. To/am i ......................... 30 33.58 I-ota SO and St is p ro b a b ly no hunter In P enn sylvania { f * .......................................................:: !o C.known Jot I Smith ........................ 4.0 53.30 I-ota 79 and 82 !• B. Dink.I N. C. Talllftm ................ AH 79.40 lot SB ............ who has killed m ore deer. H e started « 4 of S A N S' lot 0 .................... ” ’ ■•**• } , a. B. BatUff '7 .7 . 7 7 7 ; ;.’ is. N. C. Tilllftiro ................ L0 40 Lota 128 and 129 " D o c " J essop trie d to talk to m e , ns to hunt d eer when a b o y o f 12 years fe.* 83 .......... :::: » a s tr o n g m an ta lk s, a few d a y s a g o . In tho m ountains In A r m s tr o n g cou n ­ latllo M. Paxton ........ " “5 A“ ,A H K * U 0 J r n - » to Mat Book Bo. 1 ^ ' * " 3 31.80 “I-ot C. I- W i n ,..................... D J. P. McCItlland ............. 34 M V . o d ' 7 ' : : : : : : : : ............ 17.PO I-ot 10 H o w a n ted to be c h e e r fu l, and he su c- ty. H e has killed hundreds. He re ­ ^lot* •••B N. C. Talllform ................... AM William Botham!/ .. 0*nd 7 ................................ J, 51. PO I-ot 4 Unknown .......................... ••• r N. C. TalUftrro ................ t0 c e c d c d , up to a ce rta in p oin t. He ca lls sh o o tin g fo u r bucks in one a ft e r ­ lot* 4and S ..................................‘ IJ 63.50 I-ota 9. 7 and S C. A. Ilotla ................. I N. O. TalUftrro ................ T.l» 54 PO » . H. OAIDNER'S ADDITIOB TO WAXXHAB P A M HZIflHTfl aa B oto^ d U PUt '^tk fa F. J. Uahoao/ ............ s p o k e o f his illn ess In a m a t t e r -o f- noon. ; ........................ j? A s a grou se sh ot D r. Jessop tot* *. p md Vo” 14.50 . . . 1. r*f| S3, Semlool* Count/ Bacorda Unknown ........................... 19.20 f a c t s o r t o f tone f o r several m in u te s. wns a m o n g the best until recen t years. ;-«• ?•■“I ; ...........................................S* Unknown ................ } .......................................... J N. H. Uaru«r 21.30 B. T. Cbro/ ............ li; J N. T . Talllferro lot 4 ........................... : ......... j T h e n he d iverted h is g a te to tw o 4.70 t^t* 13 and 14................................................ H e hns hunted in the Canadian ................................ K Unknown A. E. Yow.ll .............. 4.30 tr a p g u n s sta n d in g in the c o r n e r o f N orth w est and heads o f m oose and '*• *»■« ................... 0. 10 ». n. OAXHER'S SECOND ADDITION TO BAXXKAB PARK HEIOlriil 'a* Hacordad lx £ 6.13 l-nknown ............ • . . . . . . I. Vafa ••. B*corda of Saalaol* Couat/ th e b e d ro o m , Btandbys in m any u c o n ­ caribou h angin g from the w alls In j am *. " ” V 4 I. 8. Dlnkal . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 4 0 LotJ 8 aod 10 P. U. Elder ........................ All Lnta 15 and Id tin. Ura. 1). llart .......... | 17,90 test. G ra d u a lly his fa c e so fte n e d , his his h om e are evidence o f his success .I '* " ,, B ,n j > H. C. Htaklna ................. 7.75 8 Ur*. O*o. I). Hart . . . VLOKIDA LAND AND C0UNIXAT70N CO.'i CZLERT fLANTATIONS, SAinrbxi). IXOXIDA 17.90 e y e s took on a w e a r y look and then He w as an an g ler o f sk ill, learn ing l° i • ......... • Har/ E. 81mm. Rm O . „ u B*«ord.d la Hat Bo*k 1. Togo 1*0, Raoorda af S*mla*l* Ooiit/. 4.30 9.00 U t 23 , " D o c " J e sso p w ept. i ’ iITT t r ’ of o r 'tUotV 23 'i i ..................... II<mUa P. Daniel* ........... 17.10 to Unknown r An‘......................... '* r .............. Ut 21 and B 10 the g a m e in the A r m s tr o n g cou n ty a !! 7 7 7 7 7 13.43 X. 0 . SMITH’S 10 0 « ,. I>. Hlahop ........ A s the tears trick le d dow n his trout strea m s and he has fish ed with *J{ SUBDIVISION Of PARTS 0 T SECTIONS 34. *T. I* ARD II, T W T .'ii'i. ISA 6.40 10 0 *0 . t>. Ulahop ........ B-. *• Raeardad la Plat Beak No. 1, F a,. II, R*e*rdx of _BaalaoU Ooaat/ • 3.00 1-ot 69 . .S.O _ _ _ _ Oaat/ c h e c k s I w as rem in d ed o f sce n e s in su ccess in F lorid a nnd Cnnnda. . i-t 7 * S. W. to win Heir. . J. II. IJttl* ..................... 290 17.60 U t 82 . . . . * B. A. Gardner .......... I-ol a .................................... ................ I J. D. Hood ..................... IMS w h ich I saw tw o o th e r stro n g m en 29.40 Dr. J e sso p retired fr o m the prac Y Batuila H*r.na ............ 4.30 w e e p . " D o c " J e sso p w ept os J s o w ticc o f m edicine tw o y e a rs n g o .. He 8 t r of t4)t 7 and All I-ot 8............ * Wllhor rormatar ........ KETES AMD BOUNDS DESCKIPTIONf 7 34.70 „ l-ootaa Cruoma .................... 34.60 T». R ,*. Aa't Tixaa G e o r g e H a ck en sch m id t, the f o r m e r was g ra d u a ted fr o m tho n Unknown ................................ a ; , 0 Doacrlptlan of Land Jefferson See. So, R. Acre* OWBZR * J* P. Uiktr lin o i ch a m p io n w re stle r, w e e p one d a y in M edical C olleg e, P hilad elp h ia, In 1874 lo» to ................................................ Be, .130' N of SB cor of SWH of NWH.. S9 19 so “ B- “ • Ward ........ . 7 7 7 7 ilw Bun W 900* N SSO* B 600' fl S30* ton J. A A 4 aod 5 ............................. j C h ic a g o , a fte r a tw o h o u rs’ u n s u c c e s s ­ He w a s su ccessfu l In the p ra ctice o f Iota 8 aod 6 ................ ' . n M' Ro,l|“ °° ................. u ta 8 J. D. Hood ............................ 3LM L ‘ Joint Rtrhardaon ................. 14.50 All BKH of NKH E of A C f.' I t V 7‘ .7 S3 19 80 fu l tu ssle w ith tho la to Frank G o tc h m edicine and w as n oted as a su rgeon I-ol S ............................ 20 Unknown ............................ 17.0 * M. r. Itobtuon .................. 21.30 Be, SW cof of BH of NWH of SWH of I-ot « ...................... ........... ..7 .’,7.7.’ .7 ." ’ n H e w e p t ns I had seen a frien d , a fine in his ca reer. NW H " Chan*/ Ream* ..................... a.00 39 19 SO Lot ■ .............................................. 2 « tr. U ('room* ........................... 15.10 Bnn E 244* N 1ST’ W 244' B I3T___ s tr o n g ch a ra cte r, in th e T exas R a n g e r C. n. Hector ..................... 1 0 He w ork ed hard and he p layed hard l-nt* I and 2 .................... „ J) I « W l l-o ........................ ASS «H "f BWH of NWH of ...................... 84 10 SO Hand Brother* .................. 11.0 , n R Mcl’beraon ........................ 21So BH of NH of BH of HHH of NW H......... 84 IP 30 s e r v ic e , w eep a ft e r re ce iv in g a bu llat He has been a useful and w o rth y cit­ L«* 7 aod • ..................... B Rlrhl* Woodbrtd/e ........... IL0 " R. Mrt’beraoo .............. I-ota A D and 10 ................ ’ "' „ 17.60 Be, SO- W of NK cor of NWH o f............ 19 19 84 th r o u g h * th o r ig h t sh ou ld er, w h ich izen and it seem s u n fortu n ate that in i-ot 4 ......................................... ; ; ; ; .......... J . J. H. Hl»»tn* Run 8 SO- W DO- N 50' B 00' .......... 11.10 fl. W. Got line ..................... •.» A J. I*. Baker ................. 15 53 Be, 1528* W and 160- 8 of NE corner.... 33 19 30 to r e the m uscles so badly th a t he the ev e n in g o f life it is w illed he m ust t-ot 3 ................................... “ William Jonea ............. 17.60 Run K 160* B 470* W 160* N 470*.... , Unknown .......................... t o r e a lis e d he cou ld n e v e r draw a g u n be d ep riv ed o f the re crea tion s Be, 800* W of E H kill* Poet ............ 39 19 80 ho b ....................... » i b l °« o ..................................................; Run W 400* S SSO * B .400* N 830 ....... w ith h is fo r m e r s w iftn e s s , and k n e w loved b e st. SH Ur*. -B. D. Vaoxhaa ........ JL0 tol • . . . a , . . . . , . . . . . , . . . . . . , . . . . , n ® Emil/ Hick* ........................ I it . bo Be, 100* W of NEU of SH of NWH I-Ot 0 ........................................ B J* Abe Hick* .............................. 10.23 . of NEH of RRU of . . . " ....... h e w o u ld have to le a v e the T exas 39 19 SO " Jdttpbln* Dtion ...................... U K I-ot* 9 and T ............................................ a nan S 330' W 100* N 330* ■ 100* (lata b o r d e r fo r e v e r o r b e co m e a m ark f o r F O R M E R S E M IN O L E N 10*1 .............. .......................... 2 Tr»nk Brown ....................... aoo S. A. Iloaetoo ................ TJI V Unknown................................... goo ................. : : : : : Be, ISO* W of NB cor of NWH o f . . 7 7 39 19 SO e v e r y sh a v e-ta li' g u n fig h te r o r fo u r R E S ID E N T B U IL D S IC E 5J U » l Knlfbt .......................... A 53 l-ot* 4 and 3 ............................................... q Run S SO* W 80' N SO' E 00*............ D*bae/ Il-wooe ..................... AM •! Lnkiowi .........•....................... is o Be, SR cor of NWH of NBH ................... SO 10 t-ot 9 .......................... flu sh c o w b o y in th e R ig Bend torrU 30 F A C T O R Y A T S M Y R N A t-ot s .................................7 7 7 1 7 ............ o }J J. II. ........................................ A13 Run E 65.J' N to A. C. f»- R/. NWI/ to r y . j : Oil* lltll ................................ 3 43 aIon, Ilr to p| N of be, thence R to I-ota 0 and 1 0 ...............................7 7 ......... 0 ” Unknown ................................. I-ota D and 10 ..................... ................ tn be*. Alao ttiat part of BH of HKH of “ D o c ” J essop b e lie v e s he will n e v e r W ith the sale y e ste rd a y to J. N. NWH of NEH l/ln , t) of R / (lean to, *n i- N-- l.’roo,n* ...................... 11.03 > .............................................io stand, on the sco re and sw in g n M cG a u g h cy , o f L on gw ood , o f fo u r lots '/>• S9V N of RW cor o f...................... M 19 j 0 n |,0 , l» ......................... 10.00 to*1 B ..........................j .............................. to U(ttl* Turner ...................... n .io W 5fC of K 6fl- of Lot 9 ....... • . Ron E 110.9' N to R/ NWI/ akm, g u n on a ta rg et a g a in . G radually the on P a lm e tto .s tr e e t Just a cro ss the t-ot “ Unknown ............... .. ............ j 10 ......................................[H I........... no R/ to pt N of to ,. 8 to to ,.............. Gertrude C. Hart •?Jam** ,Jtrk*on .......................... ||7o Be, 03.3 E and 23’ N of BE cor of NWU IO . w a v e o f em otion that had sw ept o v e r spur r a ilr o a d 'tr a c k sou th o f th o fru it I-ota I. 2. 3. 4 and 3 .......................7 7 5 *’ • ■ ‘"’ •t* ......................... 10.60 1-ot 1 .............................................. 7 7 0 .............................................. 39 19 30 th e v etera n sp ortsm a n subsided. “ W llth/ Rlcbardaoo .......... 0.40 ,, Bnn E TO1 N SIT W IT B 315' to p ack in g h ouse, N ew S m y rn a is p rac­ EH of Lot 9 ................................. A Martin S p l.*/ ....................... 430 WVi of I-ot 9 ..............•.................. ......... .. )>** ............................. ........................... “ I g u e ss I’m g e t t in g old ,” ho sa id . 7.M .'ieorx* D. Hart tically a ssu red an ice p la n t as soon I-ol a T and § ....... .'...................... A I Jail* towt* ......................... i4,ao ......... it Be, 1ST S of NW cor of BWU of BWH * A J. I*. Baker ........................ jj. iq D r. C . J. J essop a n d W . H. S c h u y ­ as the b u ild in g can be e re cte d and the NH Lot 4 ..................................7 .7 ” . ' ” * II of NRH ............................................... 39 10 SO B L. O. William* ....................... jj.|o si* i-ot io .................................. . 7 .......... Ron fl 182* E 315* N 1ST W 316* ......... I. W . I'rpnlnfton ............... I3.K le r , th e la tte r a life -lo n g frien d o f n ecessa ry m ach in ery in stalled . I* Add I*H u ll .................... . 5 5 ] Be, at NE pt of Int. Union Are and The * B Unknown ................................ goo Chiproin at* ron El/ on Union i n . * th e p h y sicia n , w ere k n ow n as th e ots w e re purchased by M r. M cG au g- i-ot o ......................................7 7 7 7 7 7 7 B Unknown ................................. ^oo 250*. NEty at rt,ht an,lca to Lak* Moo- . B W . .D. Wataon ..................... 13.93 • “ H e a v e n ly T w in s” a m o n g sp o rtsm e n hey f o r the pu rpose o f e r e c tin g an Ice I*1* ! .......................................................... ... roe, W l/ tkm, lake ahore to Chapman T Unknown ................. 503 At*. 81/ aloof B aid* of aim* to i-o« " .................................................................. 7 . l i a n d tra p sh o o te rs. T h e y attended t o ­ plam and ho is now bu sy on p lan s fo r O B. W. Herndon ..................... o.S 3 KH of Uta l, 2aod3 .................................. it SSL49 g e th e r a ll tho la r g e tra p sh o o tin g tho b u ild in g and m ach in ery. All of U ta 4 and S “ Unknown ............................. ig,i0 * ■uu-DOJC'jr dreco.ii. to r. b - k - r o . '.i ’or ia.Di'..Lolroiiio to' joh. w in U t I ............ to u rn a m e n ts and sp o rtsm e n 's c o n v e n ­ ' Unknown ........................... ,4 3 It is sa id that Mr. M cG a u g h e y w ill f-of 2 ......... * “ ” i < * V . t K u ^ J u ' "•*k ' * ' ' “ * U t 10 ....... J Jttotowj ................................... 4.80 l^>t C and R JO* of f^)t D ...m i....... . John U’ lUnn KlJt tio n s in th e c o u n try . In a ddition to also e r e c t a barrel fa c t o r y c lo i e to I-ota 0 and T n n n ‘ U............................ *-43 H Unknown ............... g,jg O., C,® r ,A0E K ,U " “ H***rt*4 u ■ h o o tin g ta rg e ts th e y hunted an d the ice fa c t o r y and the tw o In d u strie! 1-Ot 4 .......... » -k » ..* -• " t w_a m*******************• ••••••••••9 ( tiknown ******•*•*•***•■• M i A J. P. Baker ...................... s.43 n Oat tot 2 ............ fis h e d to g e th e r f o r th e last 40 y e a r s . will be o p era ted p ra ctica lly tog eth er. U t 7 .......... ........................ . JBporlln, .................. LM A Unknown ............................. 24.70 tot* 3 to 24 lac. .. U t S .......... ••••••••••a ............... O, W. Cbok tJB A 9 W, towln Heir* ........ 4.SO tote 32 to 43 lac. T h e y h ave been a tte n d in g the n a tio n ­ There has been a crying need for u^4itt t0 ..........11 .............................................. ........................ . II. W. Cook ...................... B llattle Wllaoo .................... A43 tota 49 to 54 loc ,. ........................ ... .. a . W. Cook ...................... •■•* D J. M. Hall ...................... 4.30 a l ch a m p ion sh ip tou rn nm ents f o r th e an Ice factory in New Smyrna since •K of NH of U t 7 ................... ..” 7.7. Y (Slfaed) ALFRED FOSTER, Unknown ■............................ 7,70 37-Ste w la s t 26 y e a rs and w e re known to e v ­ tho New Smyrna Public Service com- U t 14 ...................................................... Tax Collector, a t / of Sanford. II. II. Darla ...................... 31.&O 8 ....... *................................................. ft e r y tr a p s h o o tc r o f a n y prom inen ce in pnny quit business nearly a year ago A. 0. MARTIN'S ADDITION TO THE* TOWM OF *W ' ................... *M D E S T R O Y IN G A L A N D -M A R K th e c o u n tr y , a s “ D o c ” a n d “ P op .” M - M. U FU‘ » - >• and tho announcement that we are ^ , T h e illn ess o f D r . J e sso p w a s n ot soon to have such a factory will be CHAPMAN A ' TUCXEji'i 'i i h m b N TO 's I n FORD a. r' U MH R^k M.7 i ’. ’ FJ ------ *— H O O -D O O . . •ernta*!# Count/ Reeorda ” • A hand-bill being gotten out by the .g e n e ra lly know n. L ast w in ter he welcome news to the people of the , , . . • t.* a8 .■ 9 and................ U 7 ................................................... ■” ” •••••••••***•# m , O. O. Staton ............................... News Publishing Company today gives jo u r n e y e d to S a n fo r d , F lo rid a , to h u n t city. Just how long it will be before IjOI 10 ......................................... ................ ^ “ t^. »*• U VTrlfbt .......... 29.40 J^J ^ ................•••*MS***,*tt**M***l M«• 3 J. P. Baker ...................... 3540 notice o f the closing out o f an old a n d fis h . D u rin g th e c / r l y p a rt o f the new plant can be put into l^>( O fM*MMM**aa)s*t ••••**•**,* •9•••s•• 3 T . ■ . WI loon ....................... 34 . * establlahed business, thst o f William M a r c h h e w en t on a n a llig a to r h u n t. operation will depend on how aoon the AU u i ' ' belt' too-'' k‘ ' 'of' sir' ‘rarV ran Vi 11 S. Thayer estate at Enterprise. This T h la en ta iled m ore o r l e u v io le n t e x ­ machinery can be delivered and in­ . aA'V. * “ • " W so- to b e ,.... Prank Hatch ................. ' „ » • » It ............................... ............ , ts was at one time the largest general ercise. R- B. Barbowr 7 stalled, but it i* expected the plant U t 2 IS R. McPberaoa ......... 7 7 7 He, at ■ point oa ■ line *r rto# A n CAS ■tore in South Florida. It was start He did considerable rowing, which will be in operation before the dpae i H of SW comer .................................... ed about fifty y e a n ago by the Sauls , probably overtaxed hla system of the summer season. It is under­ * Ran N 9S.r B s* .r t* h a p Bmaeb 'tone# a w i/ HAS* meam red it rl,bt> fam ily; Mr. Thayar later bought an ' Jeaaop always wanted a large stood Mr. McGauhejr’a plans call for J* Bt* •, t«ad*d then** • Rons ’ Em Craxy, interest in the busineM, which under W 73.8* to bM ........... ........... alligator hide for his den in hia Kit­ all machinery in the lea factory and Cllfftird Holme* ..............I 1505 ■KATR'0 ADDITION TO SANFORD It'letard ’ad U Flat Kills ’ Em Quick h im s e lf, n o r to h is h undreds o f fr ie n d s c ir c le s th r o u g h o u t th e c o u n tr y , to d e scrib e his co n d itio n o th e r w is e — and “ D o c ” w ou ldn 't w a n t m e to . It w ill b r in g reg ret t o the h e a r t o f e v e ry p e r so n w h o k n e w him . I t w ill s ig n ify the loss to the trn ps h o o tin g g a m e and to the r a n k s o f h u n te rs and a n g le rs one o f the m o st a rd en t nnd d evoted sportsm en in the U n ited S tates. in tr a p sh o o tin g rJJ !o! \ IK : M r-: ...... :::::::::::!? I! tanning horn?. One afternoon he.ob- Mrved the long snout and large ball­ shaped eyes of a “gator” r.ppear on the surface of the water. “Doc” was about 12B yards from the reptile, and taking a sight over the barrel of hia rifle, pulled the trigger and the “ga­ tor” leaped out of the water, bellowed, died and sank. It took three days to reoover its body and probably the strenuous physical efforts the veteran applied to rescue it helped to bring about his present condition. Or. Jessop started to take part in barrel factory to b« driven by elec­ tricity to be supplied by the municipal plant. Mr. McGaughey formerly lived at Coronado and is well known in this city.—New Smyrna News. Aft fl*fw« R *•. 1. fan tsa, •*■7**!* o*ut/ the name of Thayer A Sauls became .A * “ " S Trtmt t: V " ’..TTr si .Uta !1,' !2 and. !9 ..................... ................... . o . B. W. Hemdoa ................. .. •••••••••#•e•9t •••sa*•a 7 te l e • • • 9 I M a t l l i u aa• 7 r a b S S T . . : : : : : : : : : - " 1; An Blacka ............................... „ A. B. W. Uerado* . . . . 7 7 1! u t* t «ad 4 .........................7 .7 ..7 .7 ;. J' B. FACT'S t u u m n o v OF BLOCK "O " , - _ „ ~ *paAOMVHiX M Recorded U Flat Reek N A corner I i x U n . w j j f i •*;.Jf*to*to Oeuaty Reeorda The Lucy Stone League com. XB7H- N 1 3 ^ “ . T . . ? . _ ^ ' ' ? * ? * ? ' * ? * ' * ' " * ■" ■ . \ r^ ^ i :i\ :::i ™ of married women has adopted’ the u t 43 (lee* 8 W « ef tt) .m , *U u i ii7 . ^ B#,* i. Fa,* sx LsstfLmr*—M*° • uu ■logon "keep your own name." That’s easy, provided they get the id aoon Lett i *ad s ....... 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ........ « All .............................................. enougn. * I f a man has had hla chanca qulrod nothing more than a in perfume, he enjoya ■elf-made mtn. V rv. the .busipcM emporium o f .this s e c ­ tion. A fter the death o f Mr. 8au1s, Mr. Thayer bought the entire busi­ ness and ran it until his death, since when it has been n m by his daughter, Miss Mabel Thayer, who is now ad­ vertising a closing out sale. F or many years, the aefive head o f the busineM has been H. F. Quackenbora, who will now be like a fiah out o f water.— DeLand News. All a a k d e a e .a t » a u 4 H H > M a , , ', t| • a e HODXM RRAL BSTATK M l U B T O ^ u T T w to Ufa S and • *’ *** ^ t o aU Oeaaty Reeorda Although the man with a mouth full U f, IS and S 0 '7 7 ’ : , *?............................ ' tJtoCf* torn/era ••••ttttses 1.30 0,00 o f gold teeth always does the moat OXUBT ATXNUX ADDITION TO SANFORD aa ~ 7T,rai ■ U ru T V * iMMUMlSItillak Bm 1. Taftt 135 end 188, I w l i i l i Onnntf Ittin ti talking, it will be noticed that hia . .............................................. ......... A . T* A. Km I ••••*• AM words do not carry any more w eigh t J " V ,. ; *Dias, to * A«~ _ -=- M aan Factoriea la tba Uakaaoa s I rt? - i Tet .. M OSQUITOES, Flies, Roaches, Ants, Bad Dags. Mites, Body, Lice and oil Ioaecta POSITIVELY GUARANTEED Sold Everywhere _ King Chemical Co., Pelham, Ca.^ For sale by J. T. Allan, W. M. Tyler, Dan A Tsyler, J*®a« Pott, Mrs. G. A. Bryant, Longwood, Fla.; Wight Grocery Co, and all leading druggists and grocery stores.” LITTLE MONEY BEING SPENT IN FLORIDA to Then o n Calumet It's the am FOK r . „ . . . fcootooto CWuat/ BottoSo * * * **• >• l i r I t V X 174I N li d I l i M l cor., a A. F. WMttrdlek W 11I.W of Lot a (too* oltor) a (loot otWf) ............. A k ia to itr ^ ut W**U B«f m n r U t I n l ■ U r W 80* n r b ttt » * ■ nm .. ST.U W 44* of Lot • .......................................... L B. Orao* Ml w **r of tat T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0*000000 r . n . B«ad .................. lot 19 . . . . . . . . . . . a « r . n . B ud •••••#••00-,.. Lot J f ................... . •••••••.•••O0 Lot IT (loti « U P ) « a • t o g it ™ w tn t Megeet thlag vou caa do to hn. provit ttw quiDm of your baU^p .......... t * ■oiorsox'i auBvxr or aw adoitiov XU to saictubb iawtoxb to to B«tofdod la Plat Book “ ux « OAWIWM certainly >Uo *"■* is A O. YTXMDIYOXD'S ABDITI0M TO TBX TOWB 07 SANTOlS^** U*. Ooaaty BooorSo fat rroot lap. So. ....... *37.40 ofjolocx .THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, M A f 20,1921 a. fa x , ...... Lat I ..................................................................... ..... m THE W A S H IN G T O N , M a y 14. — T h e g orw th o f w idespread in terest in p u b ­ lic ed u ca tion in F lorid a in the la s t 20 y ea rs h as been rem ark able as h as a lso the in crea se in exp en d itu res f o r th e su p p ort o f th e public sch o o ls. W ith in these tw o decades th o p u blic h ig h sch ools h a v e been g r e a t ly im p roved . M any g o o d m odern sch o o l b u ild in g s have been erected . H ig h e r ed u ca tion has been p u t on a sou n d and p e rm a n ­ ent b o sis in the U n iversity o f F lo r i­ da and th e F lorid a S ta te C olleg o f o r W dm en , C o lle g e s 'a n d u n iversities d e­ p en din g on en dow m ent and d on a tion s are b e tte r su pported th an fo r m e r ly . F rom 1899 to 1919, in w h ich tim e the p op u la tion o f the s ta te in crea sed 82.6 p er ce n t, the e x p en d itu res f o r public s ch o o ls in creased s e v e n fo ld 'a n d the ex p en d itu res f o r h ig h e r ed u ca tion in c o lle g e s and u n iversities o f all kinds, in clu d in g n orm a] ’ s c h o ls ; in ­ creased m o r e than e ig h tfo ld . The exp en d itu re p er ca p ita o f the to ta l p op u lation f o r public sch o o ls, elem en ­ tary and secon d a ry, in crea sed fr o m 11.40 to $5.50, n early 300 per cen t. T his is 'a rea l in crease, even w hen th e increase in the cost o f liv in g and th o d ep recia tion in the va lu e o f th e d o l­ lar are. con sid ered . tt contains o d y each ingm- &***• E D U C A T IO N 8 AYS F E D E R A L C O M M IS ­ SIO N have been offidaQv «w the^lL EL Pure Y . M . C. Praised %™rcl°L ”■™c £ 12LZSWi£o SlS " 0TICXor nramo,t T0 " rLT»°* Uta of lU itla NOTICE to hereby giro* that we, l i t n , By Gen. Pershing: for Nolle* to tore6/ ,D*n that J. W. Baton par. deralgned, will make application to tb* Oar­ cliaaer of Tax Ortinratao No. *33, da 1*9 tto er* or at tb* But* of Ftorlda, al Tall.banana, of Jut/. A. D. ISIS, baa filed aoll Florida, W ar-Tim e Service (tCtbfo nd«/ oa tb* Slat da/ of May, A. D. 1921, fat c ili la otj office, and b u t&ada apptI catloo for T ti I>#td to lMt»« la accordant* with iifr. hald mtlflcata tmbrattw tba folkiwtaf deocribed propert/ .llsated to Seminole Cuont/, Florid*. to-«r|t! , Lot 1 (Icoo E 110 /da.) and N half nr U t S. Sec. 14. Twn. 30 lUnft SO E. SO acre*. Tto a*Id land tola* aaoeaoed at tb* data of tto toeuinre of eoch certificate I* tb* name af St. Loka’a Cathedral. Cairo* aald rertlHcato aball to redeemed eccordln* to to* Tax Dead •lU tott. ttoroon on tto 23rd d*/ of M*/. A (* 7 TV* A .Mcl.ua Er*M) NEW Y O R K , M ay 16,— G eneral Joh n J. P ersh in g in his a d d ress at the th irty -fo u rth annual d in n er o f the In­ tern ation al com m itte e o f the Y o u n g M en ’s C hristian A sso cia tio n a t th e W a ld o r f-A s to r ia p raised the w o rk o f WITNESS m/ omrlal .Ixnatur* and teal tbla the a ssociation a t hom e and oversea s. tbo ISIb da/ of April. A. D. 1921. (SEAL) K. A. DOUGLASS, H e w as the g u est o f h on or and prin ­ Clerk C1r««lt Court, cip a l speaker. . Seminole Coatt/, Fin. U-Slc n/ V. M. DOUGLASS. D. C. G eneral P ersh in g w ns given a tre ­ Lallan Patent to to toned to OTIBDO FECIT COMPANY under tto following propeaed artic­ le* of Incorporation. * A. W. FBOBT. R. 8. MrNAB. JOHN CRBOAM. W. IT. BEOWRINO. AET1CLES OF INCOHrORATlON W*. lb* paderalgned, berab/ aaaodat* oartogether far tto part-oa* of formlag and becoming a corporation under tb* law* of tba Slat* af Florida, tad do torab/ adopt, declare and Mbacrtb* tto following aa tb* Article* or oar Inrorporatloo. m It4* Artkl* I Tb* Mm# of tbto Corporation aball to OVIEDO SUIT COMPANY and Its principal plan af ho.lnaaa atoll to al Ortodo. gamiaoi* Ooanl/, t h e c i r c u it c o u e t or t h e s e v e n t h Florida, bat II a t / ratabllab eltor place* o f m endous o v a tion when ho rose to nrJUDICIAL C1BCUTT OF THE STATE. OF baalaaaa la lb* Rial* af Florida, ar oa/ other FLOKIDA. IM AND TOE SEMINOLE ■Ut* tt tto Catted Btatea of America wtoiw speak . H e told o f his oXeperiences COUNTT.—IN CHANCERY. *»*r n cwairy and coo ranIrat: prodded that w ith “ Y " m en in the P hilip pin es, on I‘e»pl** Bank of Banford. FU., Comptolnanl, an/ breach offlc* or place of boaioeM ebaU b* aatborlaod by tb* Board of IHrortor* of tbto the M exican b o rd e r and in F ra n ce, and Alice E. T». |ler«. Re.pendent. torpor* lion. Article n . v d eclared that it w as ov e rse a s that Im It appearing by affldarlt appemlcl to tb* lllll filed In the ahore atalrd cans* that Allr* Tb* general nature of tb* boats*** to to ca m e in clo se s t tou ch w ith th e a sso ­ B. Iter*, the Reopoodent therein named, to a traaaacted aod roadocted by tbto corpora Itoa cia tion w ork ers. H e said the Y . M . C. iHin rrildent of tb* Slat* or Florida, and • . . . aball to a* follow*: To b o/, bold, **U oad Ideal of lb# Dletrlrt of Cblumbla: that there la deal Io peroonal property tof erory character A . .org a n iza tion expan ded to m e'ef the no perooo within th* State of Florida, tto aer- •ad deerrlptloo: to boy, bold. tell, exrhaaga and of a aohpoeoa 0|«in wlmm would hind auch deal tt real ratal*, with MU power tt pMdfi, n eeds o f the A . E . F ., and told how tho flce lleepoodent; and that ah* to orer tto of morigag# or otbrrwto* encumber garb real aod a ssociation had taken ch a rg e o f the tweat/one /ear*; tt la thare for* ordered that peraooel property: to rent, tonne oad laptwra •aid neat reetdeat re*pood*nt • to and aba la real eatale or peroopal property: to plant, grow a rm y can teen s a t his requ est. to rob/ required to appear to th* BII| at Om - and aarkel all blada af frnlta. ‘ eegaubtoo eg plaint' filed In eoeb none oa or before Maoday, farm prodarta: tt deal ta rttraw traao, frolt "W h e n the w o rk o f the Y . M . C. A . tb* ntb da/ of Jan*. A. D. 1931, ottorwle* tb* tree# and aU or ororj bind af aoraery aleck and ca m e to be com p a red w ith th at o f tltocntlana of aald BUI wUI b* taken sa ron- Plant* of arery kind or daotrfpUoa: tt balld sad maintain packing and wart bowe. a foe tb* feened h/ aald Reepoodent. o th e r o rg a n isa tio n s ‘o p e r a tin g w ith It to further ordered that tbla order bn p*b> {••rpM* of parking ar atortM SO kind# af !••• resp on sib ility and co v e rin g Itatod taice * week for fear roaoecutlr* weeki frail*, ragrtahtea ar far* prodarta; tt carry In tto Ranfcad Herald, a newapaper pnbltohed m tb* boataeon of cold along* tnrttdlog tt* o n ly sp ecial a re a s,” said G eneral P e r­ la aald rwaty tad atat*. balldlag aad malatalalng of a cold ataragw aod ' In plant: to nanifaetmto oad Mil ar daal la Tbla April 28th, 1921. . sh in g , “ there a ro se som e u n ju st c r iti­ (BEAL) tf. A. DOL'0 LAM, • In : to own. maintain gad operate aaUto far the aaaafirtar* of limber, era tan and partbg cism , o f w h ich o th e r o rg a n isa tio n s too . ‘ Clerk Cl real t Coart, Hemloot* Fbanly, FU. boxMt tt malatala tad operate atora* far tba o ft e n took a d v a n ta g e . I should like It/ T. B. DOUOLAM, D. C. parpon af dealing la aay aad aU kladt or mortbaadtoo, either wbolnai* er n u ll ar both: . • to . exp ress here in th is presence* m y w . it. c B A w r o n D . Bolleltor fur Cowpltloent. 3T-6tg tt to aad act u agent far perwooa er corpora, i Uom : tt do a general nmmtoatoa merchant ddep ap p reciation o f the resu lts o b ­ t t h jo a e d b y m o r e h o u a e NOTICE OF AFFUOATIOM YOB TAX DEED. and brobaraga baalaeaa; to deal la lira atoex gad tained. . < l w and dooxetic than Under Seetie* STS #f tto Oaaaral Itatatea af lb* He product*: to do toy aad all tblaga aocwoaary or needful, with fall power to toy, to ld ,' lU U i f Tltrlli any other brand. " I also w ish to e x p r e s s ‘ th e b e lie f Nolle* to berth/ flee* that Fred T. WI5- eocambtr and toll any and all klad* of prop­ th at this associa tion w ill con tin u e to llama, parrbaaer of Tax OeAlnrala No. SOT, erty. neceaaary, to operate nccwatrnll/ aa/, ttiaeoU at amodente price. tto 4tb da/ of Joa*. A. D. 1909, bM Stod elttor or all *r tto eereral kind* of baalaaaa g r o w in u sefu ln ess Jo h um anity and •toted A1 yoft h w . t o do h to •aid cerllflrate la in/ office, end bee mad* ap- or trad* toralnabot* mentioned, aad generally ta tor* all power secretary, needful ar .deal/w ill e a rly b ecom e a u niversally r c c o g - pllcatkm for tax deed to teeo# In accordance able m for tb* fall and rompleta •itrclee of tb* with law. Said certificate embrace* tb* fob nixed fo r c e in o u r national life a g a in st low Inf deerrlbed property altoated In Semlnoto tight to art a* principal, agent, broker or w tttr. purrhaerr In any form to tto acqbtolttoa. dloGhxteo la the I w I w h ich the p ow ers o f evil m ny n ot p re­ Vroat/. Florid*, to-wlt: Meg. NH rot. of RW qaxrter eectlon 33, Twp, paettloa. encumtortag. norganUlog or axle of n o n . Y et th e a v era g e sa la ry o f tea ch ers, v a il." 10 H.. lUng* SO F.eat, run W S cto. S 34 tba. property real aad personal. Artloia HI. E 3 rto. N 34 tto. 13 aero*. Tb* aald Uad as rep orted to the U n ited S ta te s B u ­ Tb* amoaat of Capital alack of tbto corpora­ tolas aaaraaed at tb* datt of tb* laeoanc* of tion atoll to Twaaty Ttooaaad Dolton, dlrtdad aocb rertirirat* to tba name or Unknown. reau o f E du cation f o r 1018 is f o r th e Alao: Nolle* to hereby (Iren that Trod T. lata Two Hundred Share* of tb* per file* of 0*o Hundred Dollar* (1100.00) por abaro, pa/state as n w h ole o n ly $383, f o r c it y Wllllame, parchaaer of Tax Certificate No. 3131, •hle la towfal moo*/ of tb* Ublted State* or la deled tto Stb da/ of Jone. A. I>. 1899, bM sch ools $649, f o r co u n try sch ools $361. filed aald rerlinrat* la m/ office, and bM proper!/, labor or eerrlree at a Juat Ttlaattoo oiad* application for Tax Deed to toon* la ac- lo b* Hied br tb* dlroetor* of tb* corporaA t the ra te o f exp en d itu re f o r p u b lic rordiar* with law. Said rertlflrat* embrace* llba at a regular meeting or a meeting railed elem en tary and high sch ool ed u cation NOTICE'or APPLICATION FOB TAX DEEDS tb* following deerrlbed properly allotted tt for Ibtt purpooe. Article IT. Uadar SecUoa ITS of U* Oaaaral Bt.taU* *f Seminole (kraal/, Florida, to-wlt: , o f its ch ild ren on ly $262 th rou gh all Tto term for which tbto corporation *b*n tt* Itata of Florid* 1 Mr*. 3 cto. W of NB ror. of SW quarter. eitot thall to perpetartl/, anleea toour dtooolTthe y e a r s o f th eir sch ool life. Notlco la here!./ siren that A. K. BJoWom, Her. 32. Twp. 19 B... Ilge. 30 E.. ran W B th*. td b/ operation of tow. * fiurehoeec of Tai rertlflrat* No. 349. dated tb* M 24 cbt., K 3 rto., N. 20 (to. 10 acre*. Article ▼. Hit .aid land tolng aaaaaard al tb* data let tie/ of Jane. A. It. 1603. hi* filed .eld rerTh* taulnee* of tbl*. rorpoeatlon ebaU to tlflret* In m/ office, and faaa mad* applica­ of the laeuanr* of each rertirirat* to th* name rondarteO b/ a rroeldeat, Vlre l'reeldeat. a dooN. deV . H O W A R D C H A P T E R , N O . tion for Tat !>**<! to Imu* In acconlanc* with of C. H. Saint. ratar/ and a Troaiuror, and a Board of dm haw Unit*, aald rortlflcalra aball be redeemed ac­ law. The aald certificate embrace* the fol­ to law Tax deed* will laao* tberooo on then throe, nor nine* than fire director*, tto 1728, U N IT E D D A U G H T E R S O F io* In* drecrltod proper!/ .United In Seminole cording number to be Hied b/ tb* b/-law*. Tto oflira 23rd day of Ua/. A. D. 1921. C'oant/, Florida, to.wit: my official algnatora and a*al tbla ftr* of Beeretir/ *nd Treaiurer m i/ to bald TH E CONFEDERACY BWH of NEH of BWIJ, Bee. 14, Twp. 20 I., th*WITNESS h/ ooa aod lb* Mm* peroow. Tb* Director* lath da/ of April, A. D. 1921. Itanie 30 E. 10 acre*, mor* or le*a. The eatd (halt to «tocted b/ tb* *torkbold»r* *t sack (SEAL) ' E. A. DOUOLAM, land toln* a .«..rd at the dal* of th* laa*. ■aaul meeting. All other orfletre af tto cor­ • Clerk Circuit Coo«. fu n d s f o r the tw o p r o je c ts , both c o m ­ W ith th e beau tifu l m em ories o f m y ance of auch rertlflrat* In tb* name of Un­ a> flemlanl* Ooaat/. Fla. poration ebtll b* elected inauaU/ b/ tto Doord known. m issions a g reein g . 11/ V. U. DOUGLASS, D. O. of Dtroetne*. Tb* annual me* Ilag of tbto cor­ first m eetin g with the D a u g h ters o f Aleo; Nolle* I. hereby rlrrn the! A. cB. 1 33 flic. poration thill to btld on tb* flrtt Mood*/ off A ttorn ey s f o r both b oa rd s have had th e N. d eV . H ow ard C h a p ter at th e Bjoblom. parch..er of T*t I'ertlflr.t* No. II3W.' in t h e ciacurr c o u e t . s e v e n t h j u d io - lb* month of Ftbruar/ ef each /ear at auch dated tb* 3th d*/ of Noretntor. A. It. 1R63, bow m m «/ b* filed b/ tto b / tow* of tbo IAL ClaOUIT, IN AND TOM iKMINOLE p rep ared n sp ecial a c t p rov id in g f o r h osp itable h om e o f D r. H ow a rd on liaa filed aald cerlirirai* In m/ office, and rorporatlcw, hut ma/ ho adjourn* each b/COUNTY. YLORIDA__ la CHANCERY town proTlde. mad* appticetlon for Tai |tee«t to laeu* In the issue o f tim e w arran ts by the T h u rsd ay a fte rn o o n , A p r il 28, 1921, lia* accordance with law. The ..Id rertlflrat* em­ DILL TO SEMOVE CLOUD AND «UIET TIT^E •Until tU (to officer* elected at tto ftnt aannal F. Iltltonl. Joined !</ her btuhand end meeting ebtll to queimed. tb* buelneea ef tko tw o cou n ties com b in ed , fo r the p u r­ and his n e ice , MIxb Drendn* and w h ilo brace* the following de.rrlbe<| prn|ierl/ .IPtaled klerton iFrom B .tu rd ./'a D ali/) nett friend. Walter It. Mallard. CoaipUlniat*, corporation aball to condarled b / tba fntlowlag In Xemlnole fount/. Florida, to-wit: re. pose o f bu ildin g a b rid g e at O steen these m em ories will lin g e r a lw a y s in BH of NW|, of NW*., Bee. 13. Twp. 20 tt.. •rnrera, to-wlt: A. W. Froet. t'realdent; ll. 8. Anothi-r definite step toward a free N.ligation McNab. \ Ice Pre.ldent; O. L. Weal. Hecratar/i acre* The ..Id land tolng The Altamonte tond. Hotel and fe r r y , w hich m n ttcr has been under the hearts o f all those p resen t, I w ish Range I80»l E.the3)dale Cnmpau/, a Corporation, under Ihe law* of of Ihe luuanre of inch IN. II. tlrownlng, Treaturer, and tba Hoard of |bridge to Coronndo, with the structure con sid eration f o r som e tim e. (he Blitc of riorlda. Defendant. Director* aball to the abura named officer, aad T h e today to th an k one o f S a n fo rd 's bcab- certificate In the name of Unknown. ORDER Joba Cregan. , . Al,u! XD,lr» to hereby glren that A. E. oRBcd by the people, was taken Tucj- V olu sia cou n ty com m ission ers h ave iovcu vetcranB oi the 60 a— to try and *J»i,i"<". purvi^wr of t *« fenirirat* No. 31173. It twin* made lo appear to the aallafartlon Artlrla VI, of Ihe Court, from the return of tto Sheriff of To* l»!ih#*i amount of ladehtedo### o# lla* |diy, when n bill was introduced in the ap p roved thq a ct, the tw o board s’ a t­ " * P r - " > h . B ppreclallon I f „ | f o r D r. S S 1 . S i S . f i S , . * ' V i . '.“. i l'“ Memliiol* Count/, Floelde. nude on tto writ of Mlltj to wtiJfU tlita fi'fi«nr*fion ma/ at bbt •uhpoena leaned In that certain rlianeer/ rauae tlma auhject Itaelf ah.II to Tort/ TbcCMhd [house of representatives o f the state torn eys now b ein g e n g a g e d in d ra w - I t o w n n l,’ d r o p I n lc r r .l, . n d h i. a n a l I S S V S 'S K f T . ' . V S ,.m “ o now pending In tto Clrrult Court. Bereatb Ju IKxllira. legislatun*, which, If it becomes a low, ' nK UP * final draft to be presented assistance in the work o f organizing t-raee* the following dearrltied proper!/, ellu-1 ‘•W * 1 , ',rr0*l ° f Florida. In and for Bemlnoto . Art Ida YU. Count/, wbrroln Marlon F. ltoilerd and Walter ele<l In Bemlnole tvninl/. Florida, lo-wlt: Tb* name# and realdrnrea of tto antwcrltora • the chnpter. |will compel the board of county comlegislature this session, NH of HEtj of NBH » f N W H . toe. 13. M. Mallard, bar tiuabaud ami oelt friend, ar# h»r»to and tb* amount of atock autorrtbed ar# and Tb* Altamcwt* tond. Hotel aod aa followa, and tb# Mid abarea are hereto aablaissjoners to purchase the bridge, ' members of the *Seminole coun­ This ch n p te r, bearin g th e nnm e o f a Twp. 3 ) H.. Range 30 E. Tl.# eald land being oomplllnanla n w o t i l *t the dale of the laeuanr* of auch N'arlxatbn Cumpan/, a rorporatlun under tto arrtto.1: law* uf lb* State of Fkirlda. to defendant, cerllflrate tu tb* name of Unknown. Iprovide the funds for paying for it, *y Jmnni of commissioners attended veteran held in the h igh est esteem nnd •tho: Nolle*-to bereb/ glren that A. 12. wblcb atilt waa Inalltnted lo remote cloud aad ME8IDB.VCBMUIUKl'mUBD and permit this road district to rs- the recent meeting at DeLnrnl nnd .an- love o f all S a n fo rd , n mnn o f the h ig h ­ fljohlnm, purrtiiaer of T a i Certificate No. 2072, •lUlei till* of complainant, klart.-n F. Mallard; li T t ? ' , .......... w*” T*Ci' N• r ........ ,ror»J tu f/>| N > > . 463 of tba Altamonla l and. Hotel pay the funds during a periof of nounced thnt they had npprovcdf the est ideals, w ill ever be’ n liv in g m on u ­ dated the Alh da/ of June, A. |). IW4, h*a end Natlgellon Compan/'e Flat of BntHllltlaloii filed aald certificate In in/ office, and liaa i ? ‘ V ' 7 . * , " " i .........V o ,k > N> FI*...................Fort/ * ........................r o « J |years. • ' proopsed bill in substance and favored m ent in th e m em orial w o rk p f the 'o r ­ made appUrailun f--» Ta> De-d lo Imuo Io m- of Umto tobioflng tu Mid Cumpan/ In Bectlona W. II. Drowning...OfltUo, •rwdanee with law. Bald eerllfleale rinhr*,es 12 ami 13. Twp. 21 8., Haag* 29 E. and Be*, C .U Weal............ Oeledo. FU.....................Fortr Before the session o f the leg- '*HPRSsnfrf by the legislatyre and <hat ga n iza tion o f the U n ited D a u gh ters the following deaerllwd pn>|wri/, atlualrd In lion# 7 and IN. Twp. 21 H.. Hang* 341 K., of STATE OF Ft.OniDA. ......... T to ml mdr I(-Tinert/ Orange) count/, Fb>rlde, t* COUNTY OF HKMINOI.E, a* ; Ulaturr opened a petition wns circu- Ihey would work In conjunction with n f the C o n fe d e ra cy . W ith the en th u si­ Seminole Count/, Florida, to wll On tbla da/ |-re.>nall/ appear c l before me. aa B >, Of NW H of NEH of N W ',. See. 13. per pltt thereof recorded In the public record* l*tc<| xml freely signed by taxpayers *heir attorneys on the finnl draft of asm and in terest o f th e "C a p ta in ," Twp. Ji S . Mange 30 II H a aald land being •>f tomtnvl* i uimtf, Fbulda. In Flat ll»ok No. u.fleer duly aniborlte.) by law to ajmlnltler I. at page 12. that aald aril of auhpuenk oalto and to take acknowledgment, a L. Weal « —rear,I al the date of ihe leauenre of aoeb Dr. H ow ard nnd M b " F ir a t L ieu ten ­ eerllfleale aa Unknown. and residents in nil sections of this MU’ omhl not tw aerred upon Mid ilefemlant do# ’’•“ d -W- II. Ilrowolng, well koowi to me, and Alao: Nolle# la berab/ glren that A. U. to the atweore from tba State of Florida for aaown lo me lo be two of tbe ptraona who e iroad district asking the Volusia '^ lc mntter of the proposed net an t, Mr. C . II. L effler, nnd the enp- HJob loin, purebaaer of Tat Urrtlflrate No. 2UO, more than ala inonllia toil plat before tba la •coietl the furtfotnf charter and who aeieertbed Icounty members of the legislature to nl|thorlxlng the issuing of timo war- nbio p resid en t, M rs. J. N o llo T o la r, as dated the 4lh d * / of June. A. D. |tU7, hat •uanr# of aald writ, of all ageuta and officer* the Mm*, aod Ih e/ eererall/ acknowledged be­ of ilia Mid defendant corporation!, . . fore BIO Ibxl th e/ (termed and aoW rltod tb* filed **ld eerllfh ate In m/ office andha* P»*s such n bill in order thnt the rnnta bY lhe counties o f Volusia and p re sid in g o ff ic e r , th eir little a r m y o f mXd* i|ipllrtth>a for T et Deed* lo|mo* In Now. Therefore: It to adjudged, ordered and •amo^fot Uio uteo and porpowra therein oxnrrontonre with Mw. Ttie eald Cerllflrate tm . decreed that tto Mid defendant; Tto Altatnont* ownership of the bridge might be Seminole for the purpose of purchas- C o n fed era tes w ill find th e y a re d e s ­ •wnee# Witoraa my hand and offlrial aeal at OtUdo. ttie fulkvwlng dearrltied propert/ eltuated tond. Hotel and Narlgatltm Uompan/, lie eucret»«i ami aaatgna iln appear t* the bill of Aprl'l*"* ' I ' r ^ l rk ,lr,u ' ,h u ' • Tcited in the people of this district bridge at tho old site of Har- tined to p in y a g re a t p a r t in the h is­ In Krmloote tVmpi/. Florida, to-wlt: ® th d»J iif Of NBH of NEH nf N W H , See. 13. Twp. complaint, herein filer), on or before tb* Mol* •nd the structure changed from n toll den's ferry, not to exceed the amount to r y o f th e F loridn D iv ision , and in 131BH ami <HISA,*> • THRO. AULIN, M. lUng* 30 B. 5 aero*. Tl.e. aald land to. da/ In June, A. 1». 1631, of eatd LVruit, . Jaitlre Pear#. 3rd DMtrict. make defence thereto, or a decree pro ruofeeso j bridge to n free bridge. $>10,000, wns taken up Jointly by tho th eir u n fa lte r in g Joynlty to n bea u ti­ tng aaaraaed at the date of tto laaiianr* of •hall to entered again*! It. __ ________ __ _ Bemlnole" Conn I/, Fieri: a. auch rertlflrat* In the name of Unknown. ' It I* further onierwl that Mil* order ahall to RTA4TE OF NEW TOnK. Alan: Nolle* la berth/ glren that A. 12. •Agitation for a free bridge to the commissioners of Volusia and Semi- fu l cau se nnd adherence to th e sacred COUNTY Or NEW YORK, go.! sjol.loai. parchaaer of Tex Certificate No. 315. publlihed In the Hanford Herald, a aewapaptr Ibtarh hns hern on for years nnd it n°le counties, and the attorneys of sen tim ents and trad ition s o f a South dated Ihe let d e/ of June, A. I>. 1603. haa fl|. pohltahed In Bmlnol# Count/. Florida, once a „ <>a, ' hU d»J •'•■"“ •'J appeared before me. ■ eald r^rilfleale In in/ office, and haa made week for four runaerallta weeka prior to the ■a officer dn l/ antbortaed by law to adattoiattr ba« become almost n necessity for a ,>oth boards were Instructed to draft thnt will live fo r e v e r in the l£ a r t s o f ed oalbe and lo lak* acknowledgment, A. W. ' application for Ta» t'eed 'to laaoe In aecurd riot Mood*/ In June, A. II. 1621. lfc>oe end ordered In chamber* at Detond, Froet. Joba Cregan and R. 8. McNab, known tt fir* bridge now, If New Smyrna nnd " bil* ,i,tc ,n substance to the act th e p eople o f the C o n fe d e ra cy , these ance wlUi law. Th* aald certificate embrace* “ • n « 4 kaowa to to three or tb* p«r* 0 M dothe following drecrltod proper!/, altoated in riorlda, tbl* 2lat .)*/ of April. A. D. 1621. arrilwd la aad who etecoled tbo foregoing Coronado nre to hold their own with {or construction of the Eait Coast d au g h ters w ill be a trib u te to o u r Seminole Coon!/, FlorfiU, to-wlt; • . A. 0. CAMPBELL, Jndge pro har tire! lion. Jaa, charter and who aotorrlbed tb# aama, aad I t o / SEH of NW H of N W H . See. IS. Twp. >0 8. other beach resorts dlong the coast, ferry bridge, the members present m em orial, h is to rica l, ed u ca tion a l, b en ­ M rerall/ arkoowlodged before me that they IV. I'erklna, locapacltaled. Manx* 30 E. 10 aerra. Tt>* aald land tolng titra te d am! aaborrlbtd tba aim * fog ua IAt Daytona th cogitation for a free fbe Seminole county commis- e v o le n t a n d social o rg a n iz a tio n o f aaec a ed al tto date of the lMuane* o f eoeb GEO.* O. HERRING, , Solicitor for Complainant*. • 37-31-e w as nod parpoaa* thereto » « proneed. certificate ta tbo name of Unknown. Ibridge has become so insistent that agreeing as a unit to the ap- U n ited D a u g h te rs o f th e C o n fe d e ra cy . Alao: Nolle* to berab/ glren that A. B. jrorh n step |„ Rure antj proval o f said action and ail members NOTICE OF ELECTION In b e a u tifu l co m p lim e n t to th eir HJublnm. pnrrbater of Tax Ctrllflr.tr No. MU. ••led tb* 4tb d a/ of June, A. D. 1617, bM ,S5T Yofk' ,kU ® rolupUanra with fba prorlalona of (Tiap. r r i p r i ? .» »t Titusville the bonds recently voted nf the Volusia county board voting in h on ored v e te ra n , D r. N. d e V . H ow ard , filed eald cerllflrate In m / office and b** IrrIn4«7», tow* of Fkirlda. node# I*.bereb/ gtr. <8,AL) W . IISRIURT DRiaOS, mail* application for Tax l>eed* tu taau* In ao en that aa. election he* toea onlered to -be Ifor the purpose of building a bridge tho *fHmRtlve with the exception of th e ch a p te r b e a rs its n am e and in r e ­ rordasce with law. Th* *«ld rertlflrat* *m • . E ?U rj,, J ? bu*> *taM0 O oaat/, . • Klaga ( t o s t / Ulerk'a Ns. MO. bald and the aame will to held la Hpecttl Tax t-race* the following deerrltol proper!/ ritual lurojs the river have now been sold. Commissioner Stewart o f District No. tu rn . th ese lo y a l D a u gh ters o f the ed B ehc«>| District No4. ttok# Monroe), Bemlnole King* Ooaat/ negltter’ e No. 011T. In Benilnol* Count/. Florida, to-wlt: Count/, Florida, <m Monda/, Jana 6th, 1931, for JJ»w York .( t o o t / U o rk 'i No. 47S S H of NEH Of NEH of Bee. 18. Twp. 20 8 |*nd the work on tho structure is t o ' 2' who vot*d *ff*inst the motion.— F lorid a D iv isio n w ill be a com p lim en t Ihe parpoa* of delrnalolag who aball to tnu.. Raw To»k Cl*, ittglattria No.- S4S1. • Rang* 30 E. Ml scree. Th# eald toad tolng |be started sQon. , ■* |New Smyrna News. tee «f tb# Mid dletrlrt for tb* next aucceed. . I e«e*ee*d at tto date of th* toaaaoc* of neb tng ®0' 1W3' two /ear*, ami tto nnmtor of mill# of dis­ o^ ' o l c t M A r a r a !P‘ r** . T h e D a u g h te rs o f th e C o n fe d e ra cy f*rtin**t#jn ***• »*»>* of inkooiro .A ttcrae/ for larorporilure. trict erbnol tax lo to letted aad collect cl fur I. Members.!J ~ w .ow Volusia I V4U0I0 • VVUIIbJ tbe county ' _ ___ . I,___. . . . . . f Aleo: Notiro I* torah/ berab/ given g|ren ll that A. E. each qf tto laid /ear*. ------------to rtort. Ftt. fr ^ t# arc following in the footstepn o f their HJoillom. parrbaaer of Tot UertmralO No. 2392. Tba following named are appointed to art *a ^ com m ission er!! and o f the W IN T E R W H E A T C R O P # ■toted tb* 8th tto/ of Jane. A. D. I0N, baa NOTICE OF AFF LX GATT ON FOX TAX BQT laying aside self, and filed Mid rtrtinralo lo m/ office. i * \ haa Inapertura and clerk at lb# prertarla named, I Riinole cou n ty com m ission ers h a v e ' C A L L E D S A T IS F A C T O R Y forefathers, Uador Sootlea 171 of tt* Oeseral SutaUa , f within Mid RpeeUI Tax School Dtatrtrt. to hold working together for a noble cause, made ippllntlon for Tai Deed to laaoe |B at- Mid election, [•Pproved plans f o r su b m ittin g to th e I . ----------v „ . SUto rt Florida . . •t.nlanr* with tow. Said terllflral* emirate, Nolle# t* hereby glrea that W . If. Blaek. Ureclnct ..a. 3, tl.ake Monroe)—Uhaa. Dell. while Rt the same time are ■ patriotic tto follow lag deerrlbed proper!/ allotted In M. E. Lake and L II. Mann, Inapectnca aad 12. d J S d the’ g to ,J.r. #fe 7 " (? r1' n' » ‘ a Ra- *40. l e g i s l a t u r e , b ill a .k in g th a t w a S H I N I ^ T T ^ tv , . Beuitaol* Count/, Florida, to-wlt; aaita tba 3rd da/ of Jnoa, A. I>. l i lt , hit ai^i Ntarb.nl. clerk. f“ nd, be furnished f o r the p u rch ase* ^ S H IN 0 T 0 1 * ’ M a y lf l- W l n t e r organization ever loyal to the flag ■ H of NRH Of NEH Of BWH A SEH of I’reclnct No. 4 (Paula)—A. Mlnrbew, ‘ F. A. , ry ‘i « “ «a •» offlee. the ore gent .l. _ u . i w h cn t • " c a g e f o r seven teen cou n - o f our United States, a united nation. NEH of BWH. Bee. HI. Two. 20 8.. IUag* 30 J.dmaon, George Smith, lo*|wrtor* aad A. V, application fog Ton Deed to i“ , 7 Present bridge to the old »lte I. " V .h* nZ h , T E. 15 arroe. Tto eald toad being aaaaaard at Mrtlnlan. clerk. " D k law. Said rertlflrat* ambraroa tto The -----------------------Florida U. D. C.--------in convention M Harden’s ferry, not to exceed $30,-1 , northern , hemisphere -------- „ M tto data of tto toanaar* of rack rertirirat* tt II I* further ordered that tbl* notice to deerrlbed property al taa ted tt Semitbo m b * of B. C. Warrea. a o tt C to a t r . Fhwtdl. to w lt: publlahed In lb* Sanford Herald, ;* newapaper 000 »nd for funds with which to build th® Cr° P W*8 p,*ced at " > m *M«mbIed at Pensacola last week waa Alao: Nolle* I* berth/ glren that A. B. pnhlDhed la Semlnol# Count/, to t without aald « «. * bridge at Osteen ferry, by the' V " * ’ “* f omParcd 103,--Indeed proud that the “baby'chapter” HJoblom. pnrrbaaer of Tax rertirirat* Na. 238, dletrlrt, there being ao newapaper publlahed Ba^ SI tolt7 U dated tb* Tib da/ of Jon*. A. D. 1909, bM filed within Mid dletrlrt, for a period o f tlmt a* |l*«uing of t|me warr#ntj agajnst the 200,000 last year in a survey Issued of the division showed their Interest eald tim in').^T*.,!*.1 ** *?,?*** **• 4 d I9 rt rortlflrat# la m/ office aad bM mid* ip- required b/ law. i. ■ f.BC* ? f .t*tb ortilflret* la tto aama r t pUralloo for Ta* Deed to toe*# la areordtare Saturday by the Department of Agri­ Galea* sold M rttflret* abxD he reIk**# and ordered b / tto Hoard a f IHblle In. by sending a delegate, Mrs. George projects, In order that It will not with law. Tb* Mid rertlOral* emtnare* tb# ■trwriloq for Srmlaol* O m n i/, Florida, Jn regwculture. tto^ 2 .tp. taw. T* 1 win lima# DcCottes, who represented the chapter following drool tod propert/ at IDated In Itoml. Ur * "rcesiary to await tl*o voting of •« Sanford. fTorida, Tueoda/, M */ . £ X » 'Z itl , atS & oT l rifg-.rareAa ^ ^ u u Agricultural prospects of winter most capably and waa welcomed by •ole CtoMt/. Florida, to-wlt: N»H of BWH of SWH «f NWH. ire. It, « o j " f Awu, V d * i n i . UU (SEAL)* , c . r . HARRISON, crops throughout the northern hemis­ members of the executive board of the Twp. SO S. Ilang* 80 R. SH err*#. Tb* Mid (SNAL) ■. a - DOUGLASS. Cbalrataa. laSd totag awtwed al tto date of tto laenaare Atttoll • • Wart Clresit (tort. ' phere were described as "quite satis-' Florida Division. of *a(h rertlflrat* In the atm* of Unknown. T. 0 . LAWTON. • „ _ toaxlaol* Ooaat/, Fla. 33 dtr. Uni#** aald rer tlf Ira tea aball to redeemed *«factory.” The apring crops, the Secretary. . • . S8 . By v. m . DouoLAasT D. a With my beat wishes for the united cording to law Tax Deed* will taau* tborooo on survey stated, remain as yet an un­ success of the N. deV. Howard Chap­ tbo 4th da/ Of Jane, A. D. 1921. NOTICE OF A Ff LI CATION FOR TAM S E p IVItDew m/ offlrial alxnatura aad **a| tbl* Ia Circuit Court, Seveatb Jadldal Cirenlt. Boai ttett Ceaat/, Flerida.— la OkaiMry. known .factor, alUiough soil and cli­ ter, No. 1728. . tto 29tb da/ of April. A. D.192I. ' zb ‘ (SEAL) , R. A. DOUGLASS, matic conditions have ao far been VIOLA BADGER EZELL, . Clerk Clrrult Court. rORECLOSDHE—NOTICE OF MAOTKX'S (ALE favorable for spring seeding. . ‘ ,• ' Bemlnoto OoUat/, Fto. Fourth Vice-President Florida Di­ _ *f. J ,,f* A- c > ISIS. toT flirt arid •T«le •. Dp V. 3t. DOUGLASS, D. C. Tho Argentine corn crop, now be­ n . W . Rare, Complainant, vision U. D. CM 'S w lira^tf0 * * h it o rg a n s; be , re. , ing harvested, la estimated at 230,­ M V n C t OF A F F U 0 A T I0 V 0 7 TA X DEED r>ftlnc*t> (to fotlowlag b# M vigorous and healthy at af tba Oaaaral Slatata* of (Tara Moor* and her haabaad. A. 0. Moore, Dm f t s S ? ; i x 17 m tnr u ■omttolo tosal/[ feodanta. 423,000 bushels, or eighty-nine per “We Picked Up Seven Large Dead Uadar l artlawtt*ITIStaU of Flerida I kSat 35 if he aid s hia organa in NOTICE . Notlr# la bereb/ gtreo that H ear/ Fateh, purcent of ls^t year’s production. Dis­ >• beret./ glrea. that I. B. F. Ilou.bolder, gpecJ r ” on^ n« their functions. Keep Rata First Morning Using Rat-Snap ” rbaaer o f Tax Certificate N*. 409. dated tt* lal Muter la Ito abort eniltled aolt. onder aad cussing fanning conditions in the 3rd d a / o f July. A. D. 1918. bM filed Mid rer|rour vital organa healthy w ith b/ rlrta* of that certain decree heretofore on H e? tlflrat* la u / office, am) baa Made application March With. 1921, eotered tt tto ahore eald southern hemisphere further, the de­ fog U x deed tt laao* tt accord.ora with Jaw. to redro.t^ b*,r'' •*« rertlflrat* torn! tail, will oa tb* 8tb day of Jga#. A. D. 1931, So write* Mr. B. E. Carpenter, Said cerllflrate etahracee the followtod drortlbpartment’s report SMerted that.there daring tb* legal ttrere of Ml*, at tto froat „ . ? ? * * * naTwrdln# tt law tax deed win bl #d property at lea led la OemlBol* C oa st/, FlariV rJ/J’, dv e f J‘ “ A. D. 193/ door of lbe (tort Ilona* 1a Sanford, riorlda, were indications of a large a(ta be­ Woodhridge, N. J.,- “We lost 18 small * i. to-wlt: w /o fflr lx l aIgnatnr* aad aaul uia aril to tto bistort bidder for caab tto folknrlag chlcka one night, killed by rate. WH «f NWH of NWH. R*c81. Twp 31 B.. ing seeded to winter wheat In Aus­ properly tying aad tolas la Hrmi , (SEAL) . Manx# S3. SO acres, • B. A. DOUQLAOS. Ctootv, Florida, to-wlt: Bought some RAT-SNAP and picked Tto Mid load tolng Moeeeed it Ito datt of tralis. . * . Herb a n v il C b m .. l-ot “ IfW iSO) fret Of th* Ittaaac* af aoeb rertlflrat* tt lb* name of k»t Of* (5), Il.l W. Ilarr a d m gdintlaa up 7 large dead rats next morning additloa tt 07-oie John I. Ufaarb. Uateaa Mid certificate aball Ularkrella. __ B j T. M . ^ ^ u a ^ ' D . ^ : _ k. Seminole ttoaty. Florida, Wt £ i ' taa<ta,d r* « * d y *®r k id M y , to redeemed arrredlng to law lag deed will H cortllng to the feraAded plat thereof. ' When it cornea to "hootch" the law and In 2 weeks didn’t see a single rat. •M thertoa oa tto 4UF U r •( Jane. A. D. 1621 Removing the exctis profits Ux Held property to I iboId *5" B nd. nrie « i d trouble* RAT-SNAP is good and sure.” Comes W ll nee* m / official atgaalor* aad aeal tbla tt* highest bidder to told at publte aster/ to ^ . ‘ “ r r ^ . t W t U r a j otim akiM of demand (a functioning as usual, for (aab tt taml. I*arrhaaer will not greatly affect the amount of in caks ready for usa. Three sizes, tbo 29th d a / Of April, A. D. IPS). . lo pay for deed, (SNAL) 12. A. DOUGLASS. hut that one of supply is limping aloni e . r. n o u a n o L u a R , revenue collected, tinea there will ■V•# a Legal Advertisements n VOLUSIA COUNTY AWAKE TO FREE BRIDGE IDEA, WILL JOIN SEMINOLE Sister County Cursed With Toll Bridges, Ready to Reform T J - ? — ' M I ” COLDMEDAL on one spavined cylinder. ‘ -- »» i r - *• ’ 85c, 65c, $1.25, Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Cq^-Adv. 1 r-st* Clerk Circuit Court. ar a . if. w o n , • - I'- - t : ,v “ **'*’ • probably be no excess profits this ’ 83-51* JBMX. SCHELLS MAINES. t OoUtltto frt Complainant. K PH i T - ri Wf . I • • r •I �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 20,1921 Handsome Home for a Family of Medium Size. IN TER IO R W ELL ARRANGED handy to the kitchen, while at the Ramc time It tnk»*«« lhe mutiy work of washing out o f the roofb where the cooking Is done. The stair lends to a central hall on the second floor. Owning off .the hall are three bedrooms, all corner rooms, They vary slightly In sire, the largest being 14 feet fl Inches by IB feet and the smallest 11 feet 3 Inches by IB feet. The other lied room Is 13 by 13 feet 0 Inches. At one end of the hall Is the bnthrnorn, while adjoin­ ing It Is a room fitted with closets und shelves for the storage of linen. The foundation Is o f, concrete up to grade and brick above. The base- Exterior Presents Exceptionally Floe Appearsnoe—Design Presents Dwelling That Will Net Cost Kxeesslv^ Sum. By WILLIAM A. RADFORD. w Mr,. William muwD a X.. Radford itaarora w win it) answer !B » t e y o M and rtre a d v ice FREE OF S s s a a e i s t s r s a s st paper- On account of his wide experience e Wiffi.xiK ;st During the lest few years one Idea about home building has been radical­ ly changed. That Idea Is regarding the else of the house. There was a time not so msny years ago when practically every one who built a house had to It a number of ''spare” rooms. There was a parlor on the first floor that was Feldotn used an-' less there was oompany. A “ spare" bedroom, or two, usually was Incor­ porated Into the plan for the second . floor. Now there > r e practically no "spare” rooms, while In the cities many homes and nearly all apartmeats are.constructed so that one or two rooms do double duty—are used daytime* as a living room or a dinlug room and by the use o f concealed beds become bedrooms at night. A home that contains sufficient foam for a medium-sired family Is the •Ix-rooro square bungulow, shown In ,tbe arconi|Muiyliig Illustration. This house contains three good-sized bed­ rooms . on the second floor, so that a family o f four adults easily can be accommodated, and by "doubling up" thefo Is room for n guest or two to stay over night. At the same time this home Is small, being only 31 feet square. ,\t the pn-M-nt cost of build­ ing more room-nr u larger house than the needs of the family require Is sheer waste of money, ami considera­ ble of It. * In exterior appenranre this home, With the outside wnlls treated ns tljey are, and with the large [torch, pre-Seals an exceptionally tine appear­ ance. The building Is either of frame, THE U. S. CHAIN TREAD Second Floor Pfsn. ment excavation la under the whole lof the house proper and Is finished with a cement floor. The basement should be divided Into rooms; one for the heating plant, one for fuel storage and end for fo o d storage, leaving room for the storage o f lawn nml gar­ den tools and other things that usual­ ly are kept In,the basement. Taken both from the etnnd|M>lut of exterior beauty and convenient ■uiul commodious Interior, tills liome build­ ing'design Is excellent nml will pro­ vide a dwelling fo r'th e nveran* fam­ ily 'that will not cost an cxccim! " ' 1 Whenever those who have In inlnd the erection of a home see n home building design that appeals to them, one of their flrat thoughts Ih “ what will It costT" Building costs lire diffi­ cult to estimate with any degree o f accuracy, because so many factors on ter Into them. There Is the question of shortage or nhundance of the skill­ ed labor required to build a home; there Is the great variance of freight rates on the materials, nnd the loca­ tion of tho building site In relation to the soured of material supply and Ishor. For those reason* It. never Is safe to say what n tlomo of a cer­ tain design will cost. But It Is an easy matter to secure estimates of cost. Tlie loonl architect, the con­ tractors who .will he asked to bid on the building nnd tho material dealers all can give a pretty good estimate of One of the few tires of which It may be Said that they deliver economy year in and year out and tire after tire. The U. a Chain Tread gives ■efficient traction on all ordinary (pad surfaces. It is probably the F you could get together all the car owners you know, you'd probably find that their tire experiences had been much, the same. I Not merely for the heavy car, but for the medium and light-weight car— a full selection o f size, tread and type. Most o f them have taken their fling at “job lots,” "discontinued lines” and "surplus stocks." Soon or late, nearly all settled back on quality firs t as the one sound assurance o f tire value. Your l). S. Tire dealer can give you this service because o f the service h o gets from his neighboring U. S. Factory Branch, There are 92 o f these Branches. Each gets its share o f U. S. Tires, so that the dealer is a lw $ s supplied with fresh, live stock., ) A s soon as a man forgets the cutprice tag, and comes to the dealer who c o n c e n tra te s on a full, completely sized stock o f U. S. Tires— he learns what it means to get fre sh , liv e tires — not once in a while but e v e r y tim e. Not merely in the big cities, but in his ow n home town. EDWARD HIGGINS D . D . D A N IE L IJ/1 ■ F wred wlllt Muccd. One of the side Walls Is paneled by the use of a square lattice work, but II Is not good policy to plant vines lo cover tlie trel­ lis, because vines discolor the stucco. However, the lattice work take* nwoy ^the plainness of the wall. The colo­ nial porch, at the side, with settees on either side ls,a.good exterior fea­ ture, while the brick floors to the porches add another attractive touch. How the six roQms are arranged and the size of each one arc shown by Uie floor plan that accompanies the ex­ terior view of the house. A living room of exceptionally large size, IS ItITCHUI WMF by 29 feet, extends across the house. An open fire-place at one end, with a bollt-ln bookcase at the side and the open stair running to the second floor are good features of the living room. Connected by a doable cased opening la the dining room off one end of tbp living room. The dining room la a cheery room, being on the corner and having a double .French door leading to the open porch. The kitchen ad­ joins the dining room and can be reached either from the living or din­ ing room. This room Is or good *lze. 13 feet 6 Inches by 10 feet. Adjoin­ ing ttr are pantry and laundry. This location fora laundry I* good, as It Is ...... M ID W A Y G A R A G E L A W T O N B R O T H E R S C O ., Inc, wiiat a home of a certain size or style will rout 1n their Immediate localities, and by consulting them the prospec­ tive builder will get reliable figures. Without a doubt the moat satisfac­ tory method of securing a home Is to build It By building the owner gets a home of the right size for his fam ily; Ita exterior appearance nnd Interior arrangement will conform to his Ideas of how n homo should bo laid out, and he will be able to keep hla requirements within the range of his financial ability. TIi|b Is the year o f home building and every' man o f family who has [been paying the high rents now de­ manded Is either building a home of hla own or considering building one. Witlle It Is considerable o f an under­ taking to assume the financial obliga­ tions necessary In most cases, when the home Is finished, the owner Is more than compensated. Answer Butin*** Letters Promptly. Even though you are not a business person yourself business letters should be written with the utmost promptness •—If not the dsy of their receipt, then the day after, For Instance, If you re­ ceive a letter from a stranger regard­ ing the reliability of a servant In your employ, you should answer St once. If jyon receive a letter from s business concern concerning some oonfualon In your account, that, too, should be written at once,. The only peraoq who can afford to neglect answering busi­ ness letters Is the person who has a business manager to attend to such matters for him. Butter Once Ueed as Ointment Butter was used locally In the ear­ liest periods for which records exist, aa it was believed to be the best .pos­ sible ointment for the skin, and ift some parts o f sotithern ‘Europe It Is not yet used ns a food. Olive oil. used at o lubricant for bread In the old rtaja, still Is need b y many there li' the plane of butter. In the early day butter nl*o wn* .used in lnmps. SUICIDE WHISKEY U. S. Tires sell as Jpst as they are made. There is no over production. N o sur­ plus piled up waiting for a ” market.” W herever you buy a U. S. Tire— you buy a tire o f cu rren t p ro d u ctio n , as full o f life and value os the day it left the makers. ........... ..Sanford, Florida ........... Chuluota, Florida '.........Longwood, Florida ...... ..... ...Oviedo, Florida took o f fruit punches made o f R. moomihine is trifling with human life, Within nn^iour every participant be- nnd is indeed a murderer in heart and hns came ill. often in act. Every man who drinks The Birmingham Age-Herald dono a good service to the country in a recent editorial showing how rapid­ ly whiskey drinkers who are willing to take any chance in violating the law are being eliminated from any further interest in earthly affairs. And this condition is doing a great deal to make every man afraid to drink; it matters not how many oaths may be piled upon oatha to prove that the stuff that is offered to him is gcnulqc. The Age-Herald says that at a stag dinner held at the homo of a Bir­ mingham citizen “several participants nre said to have brought bottles as a contribution, for it was more or less of a business dinner on a matter of Import to Birmingham^' One citizen la said to have dubbed hla contribu­ tion "T . N. T." It was concocted and had the same effect upon the “swalJow" of a man that lightning has up­ on the bark of an old and stately oak. “One man pronounced the kick ex­ tremely effective and took a second portion. Within three days thereaf­ ter the funeral Was largely attended." Only recently, said the Age-Her­ ald, a splendid Birmingham man of­ fered the writer of the editorial a drink of “ very fine old bottled-inbond whiskey," which be had just "Yesterday's Agc-Heraid," says the story, "told of an annlysis of whiskey which killed a. strapping big man and a good citizen of Birmingham whom everybody liked. This man was not n regular drinker, but a friend from Northern Alabama brought In a bottle of, moonshine'and persuaded the Birmingham man to take n drink. He took two drinks, and ho was soon in convulsions, and was buried three days later. A friend rtho was with him took one drink, and he has just gotten out of bed as a result." An Agc-IIcrald reporter got the remains of what was in tho bottle and had it analyzed by an ex­ pert chemist.1 It was found to con­ tain 27 per cent, of deodorized wood alcohol, a deadly poison. Some of tho soldier boys recently in camp near Birmingham bought a half gallon of moonshine and were planning for a rousing time when the captain found oat about the matter and warned them that It was probably a deadly poison. "To prove it he bad the boys catch a stray cur and a teaaspoonful was poured the dog’s tongue and hi* head held tip so that he had to swallow it. In 15 minutes the dog was dead." The Age-Herald reports that some printing shops sre burning out coun­ terfeit ' government labels smeared with* dirt, and water to give the ap­ pearance of age, so that‘no one knows whst he'is getting when he buys what Is claimed to' be whiskey. Aa a reme­ dy the Age-Herald suggests "the hangman's noose for every man who puts wood alcohol or any other dead­ ly poison in a bottle alleged to contain whiskey.” The story of the Age-Herald is being repeated In many places. Ev­ ery concocter of so-called whiskey or the stuff is running tho risk of com­ mitting suicide and, according to the reports. to the daily papers, the sui­ cide club is growing with amazing rapidity by reason of the fact that some men are perfectly willing to risk death and the lower world for tho privilege of putting the accursed stuff in their stomachs. Very rapidly tho number of drink­ ers is being lessened by those who nr* murdering themselves in order to gratify a depraved appetite.— Manu­ facturers Record. Total Population o f The United States Placed at 107,106,200 (Br n * iuMUut Fimi) WASHINGTON, May 17.— Final statistics placing the total population of the Continental United States at 105,710,620 or 27,502 more than an­ nounced last October when prelim­ inary figures were given out, submit­ ted today to Speaker GUlett of House for apportionment purposes by Direc­ tor Steuart of the Census Bureau. Final figures place total population of the outlying possession of the Unit­ ed States at 12,048,738 which brings populstion for entire country and pos­ sessions to 117,859,358. • OUR OWN WIGGINS IN MARKET BUREAU FOR WATERMELON CROP OCALA, May 17.— M. S. Wiggins, United States Bureau of Markets, has established headquarters at Marion county Board of Trade here to remain during the watermelon shipping sea­ son. Reports on watermelon markets will be mailed dally to growers thruout state free of charge on request EAT LESS MEAT, ALSO TAKE GLASS OF SALTS BEFORE EATING BREAKFAST Uric acid in meat excites the kid­ neys, they become overworked; get sluggish, ache, and feel like lumps of lead. The urine becomes cloudy; th# bladder is Irritated, and you may be obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night When the kidneys clog you must help them flush off the bodyfs urine waste or you'll be a real sick person shortly. At flrat you feel a dull misery In the kidney region, you Buffer from back­ ache, alck headache, dizziness, •tom' ach gets sour,, tongue coated and >'<* feel rheumatic twinges when the weather is bad. Eat less meat, drink lots of water; also get from any pbarmaciat four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonful In a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and yocf kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is msde from the acid ss grapes and lemon Juice, combined with Ifthia, and has been used for genera­ tions to clean clogged kidneys sad stimulate them W normal activity* also to neutralize the adds In urin*i so it no longer is a source of irrita­ tion, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts Is Inexpensive, cannot in- �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 20,1921 In response t o t h e Inquiry o f many telephone subscribers: * m a t can I do to help my serv­ ice?" this advertisement is published. published Visiting Over The Telephone \'SKr J hold the lines for an unnecessarily long period o f V time, the result is delay and annoyance due to repeated “ busy” reports. Particularly is this true in the case of party line telephones. Brevity in telephone conversations and releasing a party line when requested to do so, will assist us in out effort to improve Right now when the switchboards are congested on account o f a serious shortage o f equipment, every useless call and every unnecessarily long conversation hampers the service that much mor<£\ . Children and servants should not be per* mitted to block your line with idle tele­ phone conversations. SO U TH E R N BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COM PANY ALBANY, Ala., May 17. Declar­ ing *n crisis Is upon American la­ bor as a result of the so-called open shop movement, William L. Harrison, president, in his address at th eopening session of the annual convention of the Alabama Federation of Labor here yesterday, called upon union men to stand by their guns un­ less they want to be hurled Into “In­ dustrial slavery.'* In every strike, large or small, local or national, “open shop" ad­ vocates, with all the means they can muster, attempt to defeat the purposes of union men, the speaker said. The Alabama anti-picketing law was sharply condemned and its repeal demanded by Mr. Harrison, who term­ ed the statute a virtual anti-strike law. Nniety-nlne out of every Hundred miners who sought worfc after Gover­ nor Kilby's recent award !n the coal strike were turned down flatly by the coal operators, Mr. Harrison stated. Owing to general Industrial depres­ sion, he added, miners are without em­ ployment and destitution is prevalent The speaker said great employing interests of the country are taking advantage of the war's aftermath to cither destroy the standards of loboi* or to destroy the closed shop in industry. He said the cotton opAlabama employed "hundreds of gunmen” and the military "did all posbible to crush striking miners.” n o said the climax to the antag­ onistic attitude of the soldiers came,on January 13th, when Wjilinm Baird, n miner, wns alleged to have been taken from the Winlker county jail nnd lynched by tho na­ tional guardsmen, who nre now under indictment "This was tho brand of law and order these agents of tho state ex­ hibited in the strike district,” coneluded the speaker. THE LEGISLATURE TO BLAME? Home Institution is Now Building Eleven New Hom es for thirty thousand dollars desired by stockholders which we hope-to reach during the summer," said Mr. Con­ nelly. “J wi>th every person doing business in Hanford, or making their living in Sanford, could nnd would co-operate by taking out B l o c k . The combined doU.vE of the many will soon result in building the homeB that ate so badly needed, nno even if you don’t want to borrow any money to build, it has been fully demonstrated during the past thirteen years that in addl- (from To.«<!•,'• D.llf) St. Augustine Rotary Club installed the Daytona Club Inst night and Dis­ trict Deputy Governor John Turner was there to give the baby Rotes their new charter with tho elaborate cere­ monies that go with this Important occasion. Those who have seen tho defiant at­ titude of legislators when approached on the question of abolishing free range, cither as a state-wide or n local proposition, are asking tho question: “ Is it because of that attitude the* rnnge cattle men arc burning out the homesteader nnd the smnll farmer settled in their midst? Lee county is the scene of whnt ap­ pears to be relentless war against ag­ ricultural and horticultural dcvclopThc properties and lives of m ont those who nre there undertaking these things nre in jeopardy. Thousands of acres of homestead and farm im­ provement have been destroyed, with all the houses, agricultural nnd form implements, household goods, crops aqd groves of the unfortunates. TKo fires continue to spread Into sections where other homesteaders and farmers arc living. In this fight It appears that tho range man has ah alliance with the legislature, for certainly that body has expressed not a word of dis­ approval. On the contrary members of It have declared they will not see any range cattle legislation enacted; while others have even declared they will maintain the right of the range cattlq man against all other classes o f citizens. Every day brings more harrowing stories of fires in Lee county. It seems time to put an end to* them. The law keems powerless; the legisla­ ture ik adding fuel to the flames by its attitude; and. there seems nothing left but for the homesteaders and farmers to organise vigilance commlttecs and protect their property and lives. Dispatches from Fort Myers de­ clare that the “ range riders and cat­ tlemen” are directly responsible for the fires. Many declare they have seen them In the act of starting fires. In the Alva section, one of the oldest and best citrus regions of the county, groves have been burned and fences destroyed and the direct statement is made in that section that fires which the residents extinguished Tuesday were deliberately started again “by persona who were sent to set out new fires, and who made off before they could be approached closely.” And all the time while these rights and properties of citizens are being trampled under foot and destroyed, the legislature is wasting its time in the attempt to enact inheritance tax laws to take from the people what they have - accumulated despite such difficulties, riparian steals to deprive the people of other properties and rights, and bills to tax out of Florida the timid, barely venturing in, com­ merce of its ports, and others of like nature. Is it any wonder the lawlesa of the state attack property and per­ son, when there Is no evidence that the lawmaking body of the state cans?—Tampa Tribune. . F IR S T thing you do next A n d , b e s id e s P r in c e — go get some makin's A lb e r t's d e lig h t fu l fla v o r , p a p e rs and some P r in ce there's its freedom fro m bite AlbertTObacco and puff away and parch w hich is cut out by on a home made cigarette our exclusive patented procthat w i i r h i t on all y o u r ess 1^ C ertainly— you smoko smoke cylinders! , No use sitting-by and say­ ing maybe you 'll cash this hunch tomorrow. Do it while the going's good, fo r man-oman, y o u c a n 't fig u r e out w hatyou'repassingby! Such fla v o r, such coolness, such more-ish-ness— well,the only way to get the words emphatic enough is to go to it and know you rself! out a comeback. co that revolutionized pipe smoking.* I f you never could smoke a pipe — forg et it! Y ou can-r-AN D Y O U W I L L — if you use P rince Albert fo r packing 1 I t ’ s a smoke revelation in a jim m y pipe o r a cigarette t the national jo y em oko THREE HUNDRED MILES OF FINE HIGHWAY A dispatch from DcLand says the dream of the Florida motorist and good roads enthusiast for many years, that of a pnved highway from Jacksonville ot Tampa, Ib on the verge of reality ns tho result .of the acceptance by the Volusia county Board of Commissioners of the pro­ posal of the state road department to build the highway in District 3 of Vo­ lusia county from DcLand to tho Put­ nam county line, if the Volusia com­ missioners would agree to pay the state road department $8,333.33 a mile for the road ns it is completed. Tho district has had $200,QOO in the hank the last two years waiting for tho state and federal governments to supply the remainder of tho fund for construction, ns hnd been promised. The highway already has been graded by tho stato department. Completion of this stretch of 25 miles, together with a short Bcction in Putnam and Clay counties, is all that is necessary to complete * the trunk line brick or asphalt paved highway between Jacksonville* ami Tampa, about 2G0 miles. The road passes through Green1Cove Springs, Palatka, Seville, Pierson, DeLeon Springs, DcLand, Sanford, Winter Park, Orlando, Kissimmee, Bartow, Lakeland and Plant City and on to Tampa. The asphalt block and brick paved highway bewteen Tampa and St. Petersburg, an additional stretch of more than 50 miles, has been In use for several years, and with tho completion of tho Volusia-Putnamclay section a motorist will be able to drive more than 300 miles Into South Flor­ ida on a trunk highway without changing a gear of his machine. Am erican Legion Provides for Compen­ sation Bill in Congress ORLANDO, May 17.— Resolution* by the legislative committee and reso­ lutions committee favoring the pas­ sage of a bill by congress providing for adjusted Compensation to former service men was unanimously adopt­ ed today by the state convention o f the American Legion in session here. Also unanimously favored the adop­ tion *of Busto bill by the atate legisla­ ture in event Busto measure provis­ ions could not bo amplified. Every wise girl knows she can get by with last year’s hat if she can get a pair of stockings o f the right qual­ ity. With the FRANKLIN there is less dead weight to move, less jolt and jar to over­ come, less waste in the turning of gaso­ line into power. Light, flexible and direct air cooled, it gives its owners consistency these unequaled economy results: J i 20 miles to the gallon o f gasoline 12,000 miles to the ^efc o f tires 50% slower yearly depreciation (National A verages) Colonial Drive and Reel S i Telephone N o . 522-J F R A N K L IN SALES A N D SE R V IC E COM PLETE STOCK OF SP A R E P A R T S A L W A Y S O N HAND �“ JQO I K J* 1 f t l M aft*| *X I K qo#C,l*U •» •••••■ ftffl• u rrn p u m A m H i * JO H lfl JO MM I K J* H i t t J" H ■ • . i ■ i ■ i i 111 i I • jo HMN J« H o»-**»0* ■ #*** ******* *««<I. *#*#■ #*** n jUlM po* H i h j * H k tj poos '« T— ■ ............................ 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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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 20, 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/8f0180670082c1f7bcd0e76ca5c813c4.pdf 18008a21127e7436f85dfdb2b256a09f PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUMH xn. NUMBER 3 » SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1921 OK THE FIFTY TEACIIEKS WII^L ELECTED OFFICERS FOR NEW HAVE TO QUIT THEIR YEAR AND HAD DIG POSITIONS TIME And Decide Location at County Officials Swarm Tallahassee Some Time in On The Fee Bill Future LII RESULT FROM UNION OF ALL SOUTH FLORIDA (Br n , Auodtua rr.ui * TALLAHASSEE, May 12.— U rg e delegation of .county officials from all porta o f the. state here today for com­ mittee hearing on fee bill which began THIS at 3 o’cloc kthis afternoon. LAKELAND, May 12.—Another feature injected into the campaign here in favor of the $200,000 school bond issue which wilt be voted •upqn May 31, Supt. Jones and fifty (eaehers of the.Lakeland schools have pre­ sented to the City school board a state­ ment declaring that unless Improve­ ments arc made and handicaps in the school eliminated they will be forced to seek employment elsewhere next Texas Convicts .* Banker Clewis and Oth­ Mutiny and Shoot ers From Tampa . Two o f Guards Called ». (By TV. iU K U t)4 rr»Ml HUNTSVILLE, Texl, M*y 1 2 More than a score of state convicts, many armed, mutinied today and stormed the arsenal, shot two guards ■WITNESSES FROM THE R A 8T COAST AND OTHER COUNTIES W ILL FOLLOW TWO THOUSAND MORE NEEDED TALLAHASSEE, May 1*>—A scora FOR MIAMI SCHOOLS or more o f witnesses, some of them Woman Killed men of prominence in south and east Self and Husband * Florida—from Hillsborough and Polk sketched the work that had been! MIAMI, May 12.— Only *$2000 now And Her Chilii and [and other countlls—have been sum­ done and what they wished to do. needed to keep high school open balmoned here for appearance today be­ The election of officers resulted In'ance o f term. When closing schools fore the joint committee o f the boos* the following: B. F. Whltner, presl-’ threatened doe to deficiency $70,000 'and senate which U investigating dent; R. J. Holly, vice-president; J. in school treasury cltliens came to the 'charges that former Governor Sidney G. Ball, vise-president; S. M. Lloyd,' rescue with subscriptions. JJ. Catts misused his high office b y secretary; A. L..B«;tts, treasurer. ” ------------------ :-------socking bribe or graft money. A committee was also appointed to D A D T 'I C T 'C Nothing could be learned here last assist Father Peek in arranging new D r l l . I IkJ I tJ night as to the reasons for the sum­ athletic equipment and In making the n AT U IT D IM F moning of Banker A« C. Clewla, J: A . club one of the most attractive places n . I | /\ 1 H W i l l i l l Herring, jr., and Charles M. Wall at In the city for young and old alike. . a Tampa. Nor would any member o f J. G. Boll offered to furnish some the . investigating committee hava AMERICAN AMBASSADOR of the ne wequipment ns his donation A . ■ .anything to say in regard to what RECEIVED IN ENGLAND to the good work and It is more than ------ “ was wanted o f the witnesses said to AT BUCKINGHAM PALACfe likely that a shooting gallery will be AT BIG CONVENTION OF TOE be coming from Polk county. But It SAI.E OF BEER TO SICK ON DOC added in the near future. BAPTIST CHURCHES TOR’S PRESCRIPTION TO is probable that in the latter instance, • (By TV. JUtotUUd Fr«*.) Short talks were made last night TODAY . . BE OPPOSED at least, the witnesses may bo abla to LONDON, May 12.—Colonel George throw some light on the several dif­ by R. J. Holly, J. G. Ball, M. Lloyd, " ■ Harvey, new American ambassador,! (By TV. ilH C llIM T n u ) .. ficulties the for^ner governor had with Deane Turner and several others recHATTANOOG*A, May **12.— More WASHINGTON, May 12— Hear­ received this morning at Buckingham gnrding the membership, equipment, than <(K)q messengers from southern the present sheriff, John A. Logan, ings set today before house judiciary Palace by. King Gcofge, the ambas­ obtaining a physician and many other aUtMf „ prpsenting more than 3,000,- whom he suspended, then reinstated^ committee on bill ontroduccd by Vol­ sador presenting his letters of credit points for the benefit of the club. 0Q0 Bapt|ita „ pw.ted u, « MCmblo with Dr. W. L. Clifton, who, as coun­ i stead to prohibit sale of beer to sick to the king. A campaign for new members will ^ lh|g aftcrnbon for ,nltilll BMilon ty superintendent of public Instnm* on ‘ doctor’s prescription. Wayne B. tion of Polk, was suspended and r e ­ also be made and at the next meeting of flflth annual conventlon. , Wheeler, general counsel for Anti­ TAIL SPIN WAS in June, which will be the last one ______ • placed by John A. Moore, only to b o RESPONSIBLE FOR Saloon League, one of the first wit­ until October, the meeting will be a CHATTANOOGA, May 12.—During later reinstated to office so far aa an TWO DEATHS TODAY nesses called. “ stunt night” and various and sundry ,agt ycar Womcn-B Missionary Union order of reinstatement from the gov­ things will be pulled by this live com- turned ,nto the church tTt, „ ury m0re ernor could reinstate him, Mr. Moor* fB r TV* AiMcWUd P ru t) consistently refusing to make Way BIRtHDAY OF LAWTON, Okla., May 12— Serge­ ndttee, the chief executioner of this th#n |3|100000i Florida contributed for.Dr. Clifton, and making good ha FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE *01,472 to this fund. ant Bloomlst and C. E. McCullough, committee being Deane Turner. his determination to hold on to the CBI.RBRATBD EVERYWHERE cotton broker o f Oklahoma City, kill­ The Men’s Clnb Is open to the men --------------------1 ----office. It may be, too, ^iat the com­ ed and ‘ Sergeant Grogan probably o f this community. There are no re- the desire to give them a place for some vvntrnlly located point, acces­ mittee wit go into the act of gover­ (Br Th. rr*Mi fntally injufed in airplane accident strictions except that they be gentle- amusements — cl«yin amusements— to sible to the citizens of the state- hav­ nor in dismissing from office thq en­ ■WASHINGTON, May 12— Birth­ men; that they will take an interest keep them safe from other places that ing huMincss taking them to tho cap­ day of Florence Nightingale, pioneer near Fort Sill late yesterday. Tailtire county achoql board o f Polk coun­ ________ in the young men of the city-and have would not be clean and to have them ty, and its later reinstatement-by ital. And whereas, the Putham Coun­ In modem nursing, celebrated today spin believed responsible. ty Capital. Removal Club realizes that for the first time as national hospital Catts. Also the recourses the govuw the removal of the capital to - some day in nearly eight thousand hospitals nor had with membera o f the boa#d o f luch point is' of primary importance, throughout the United States. county commissioners. ami the exn'ct place where the capi­ Although tho indictment by a fir tal shall be located is of secondary BIRMINGHAM WOMAN cult court grand jury in* Bradford concern. Therefore, b o ‘ It resolved, county of the former governor^ on KILLED BY LIGHTNING that this organization requests the the charge of accepting $700 aa a. l'‘Kisl«ture of the state 3rd invites all bribe for his vote for the pardon of: (Trim w »j»»*a»r'» D«Ur) other sect ionA of pcninsuln Florida to n man convicted of murder, was handBIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 12— petition the legislature, now in ses­ Mrs. Alice Blnyard wai instantly Members Now Enrolled cd down » week ago, Mr. Catta has-, sion, to draft and propose an amend­ killed last night by lightning as she j not as yet shown up at Starke to pu t From Every Part ‘ up the $5,000 bond fixed in his casa« ment to the state constitution provid­ ■lep tfn her home at Sayreton. Her o f The County His wife and daughter, RAth, who ing that the capital shall be removed husband, sleeping by her Bide, was was his sccrctsiry while he was gover­ to a county seat cast of the Siiwanec uninjured. nor, passed through here Tuesday on riier, such n county scat to bo des­ their way from Jacksonville to their ignated by the legislature next fol­ home at DcFuniak Springe. Cette la lowing the adoption of such amend­ Much Mbney in said to be in South Carolina and it la ment, such designation to bo govern­ Savings Banks rumored that he will make an apppaxw ed by accessibility to the largest num­ once in Starke later in the week and ber of the people of the state. PaWASHINGTON, D; C., May 6— put up bond. latka and Putnam county have sub­ Savings accounts in America’s banks • Last Saturday at DcFuniak Springs now total approximately. $0,500,000,­ ordinated the desire to have the capi­ transfers o f the former governor's tal located in PalatkA -to the desire to 000, it was estimated yesterday on the holdings o f property were made by ■cc it removed to a more convenient basil of date gathered by the comp­ he and his wife to their daughter. Place in-the state, and pledgs to join troller of the currency. Ruth, in support of the city so finally .decid­ Beford the war, savings accounts ed on.” • ‘ in the nation’s 30,000 banks totaled only about $3,000,000,000. Negro Shot Himself .J Despite widespread unemployment TWENTY-8IX ATTACKS • In Strike Trouble and the economic depression^ men ON CROWN FORCES and women in every section of the < ‘ IN OLD IRELAND (By TV. AawcUW4 Br***) country now nre holding fast to hab­ , NEWPORT NEWS, May 12— Fixgfc (87 Th. AatocUUd fnu) its of thrift begun during the war blood ther hero today in seaman’s DUBLIN, May 12.—Twenty-six at­ and piling up additional millions sav­ ■trike when negro fireman fired on m tacks on crown forces in Ireland last ed, Acting Director O. C. Lester, of crowd of several score o f striking tea­ the thrift division of the treasury de­ B’cck resulting In 28 casualties of men who later /explained they were / which 18 were mortal, says official partment said hero yesterday. ' 1trying to persuade him not to hold hla' "The American people,” said Les­ weekly summary, of conditions issued Job aa a strikebreaker. No strikers today. Four assassinations^ three ter “ increased their savjngs during injured but in melee negro shot him* Hundreds of murders of civilians attributed to Sinn the war and after. self through hand. • thousands of persons who formerly Priners, 58 raids on mails. spent everything they earned now are FAILED TO HANG banking large slices of their incomes. DU) TIME DARKEY . Thq American saving pass book nev­ , NEGRO W n o GOBS DIES IN ST. PETE er will go'back to the pre-war figure.” UP FOR SUCCESSFUL IN BUSINESS Adverse economic conditions, how­ . (By TV. Am m UU4 T n u ) ever, have forced some cutting down SHREVEPORT, May 12— Lonni* ST. PETERSBURG, May 12— Alex o f the saving habit, it is indicated. A Eaton, negro whom sheriff forgot t o Murphy .one o f the best-known old­ year ago, tho government in a care­ MEASURE PASSBD THE 8BNATB hang several months ago, taken to tha time darkles in Pinellas county died ful survey found that approximately LATE YEBTERDAY state penitentiary today at Baton $7,500,000,000 was on deposit In sav­ ^ • y - Seventy-eight years old and AFTERNOON in gs accounts in 22,000 state, private Rougt to begin serving life aentenc*. with his wife was bom a slave. Cams and mutual savings banks. In the Death sentence commuted to life im­ here from Georgia many years ago *-» (By TV. l m d « U4 Trttt) last year the total has been forced prisonment WASHINGTON, May 12— Senate down. But this wa^tp have been nnd house conferees will begin their expected, tho officials point out, since effort! to reach an agreement on the BUILDING PBRMIT8 the resources of all banks have been ST. PETERSBURG emergency tariff and anti-dumping bill Youngstown , o n io reduced during the same period. OVER $838,1 probably tomorrow. Measure passed HAEKBIG FIRE * Government officials hope that the . -------by senate late yesterday. (B y TV . A r n d i M VMM) saving curve now has reached tho lowest level' and that the total will ST. PETERSBURG, May 1* Yo u n g s t o w n , May i f — Fire What a wonderful thing ' la the here today destroyed old Mahornlng aoon begin to climb Instead of de­ Thursday afternoon Aff. It helps Building permlta Issued lsi S t Petal scend.' , \ • business along ever line* _ . , . burg fltfct eleven days o f May tof v «Hey Power House Lumber Yard, ten more than $358,000, almost equal houses, garage, and caused other Have you seen Salamagundl ? total month o f April. . damage. Total loss $760,000. BURGLARS IN JACKSONVILLE AGAJN PALATKA, M «y 12— At a monCAN YOU BEAT ITT iter mass meeting here last night the Putnam County-Capital Removal Club (Br Th» i i m h l M rrM*> paired a resolution calling on all citJACKSONVILLE, May 12— Burg­ in peninsula Florida to turn in a lars ransacked the retail store o f the Mncrnl movement to have a consti­ Florida Trunk Company on Main tutional amendment submitted to the street sometime after midnight, es­ people of the state, providing for the caping with leather goods and other removal of the capital from Tallahosarticles valued at $2000. ttc, ' To some county seat cast of the Ruwancc river." such site to be desig- f.HA ll A|\()(HlA I �• ■ }dtv- THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1021 IN» J ll. ON MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY CHECK HIGH RENTS BY THE LAW IN SANFORD ON SALE BY LAKEFRONT COMPANY LEGISLATURE CAN PASS . CURDING RENT* PROFITEERS LAW — t * Groceries and Feeds Gone Down.... PURE G R AN U LATED SUGAR 5c per lb. with Orders I EAST SANFORD WASHINGTON, April 30.— Every READ OUR LIST OF SPECIALS BELOW: state legislature has it within its pow­ . GROCERY SALE er to curb rent profiteers. So can FEED Special Order Number 1 • The rnin of last Friday night was congress. This interpretation of tho recent Chicken Chowder Purina, 100-lb. sack ..$3.50 1 24-lb. sack of Pillsbury Best Flour, or thankfully appreciated, the date of the Chicken Chowder Purina, 50-lb. sack..... 1.85 Inst previous rain to fall here was supremo court ruling on emergency 1 24-lb. sack of the Best self rising flour $1.25 rent legislation comes from one of-j Chicken Chowder Purina, 8 1-3-lb. sack .35 February 25th, the longest period 2 large 10c bars of Octagon S oap................ 20 the highest legal authorities in W nsh-' Scratch Feed Purina, 100-lb. sack ....... 3.20 without rnin here for several years. 1 14-oz pkg. of pure Rolled Oats, fresh ington. Scratch Feed Purinn, 50-lb. s a c k ........... 1.70 Tomatoes and peppers arc beginning • ’ stock .............................;.........................15 The one point that -legialuturca Scratch Feed Purinn, 8 1-3-lb. sack..... .. .35 AND ON COMMERCIAL STREET to be shipped from here in small must keep in mind is this: The la w ’ Cow Chow Purinn, 100-lb. s a c k ..... 4_. 3.35 1 Inrge package of Corn F e tt i.................... 20 AND DARK AVE­ lots. Omolene Horse Feed Purina, 100-lb. sack 2.85 NUE. 1 Inrge pkg. Dutch Tea Rusk, something Mrs. A. Corpnny nnd Mrs. J. C. must set forth in no uncertain lan­ Bran, pure, 100-lb. snek ..... .................. 2.00 good .............................................*........... 20 fcllsworth entertained nt 0:00 o’clock guage tho nature of the emergency thnt exists and must bo predicated Gray Shorts, Pure, 100-lb. sack ........... 2.20 (From Mond «y '« Dally) dinner Friday evening nt the Ells­ 1 1-lb. can Cracker Boy C offee.................... 45 Corn, pure, 100 -lb. sack ........................ 2.20 An announcement of great import­ worth home In honor of Mrs. C. E. positively on the public necessity for 1 No. 2 can Golden Oak Peas, best there is .25 • Larro Dairy Feed, best, 100-lb. sacks.... 3.75 ance to the business interests of San­ Chorpening’s birthday. Covers wero its enactment. 1 No. 3 can Army Pork and B ean s____ .25 The court’s decision was returned NTford Is that of the Lake Front Im­ laid for ten. April 22d is quite n in upholding the constitutionality of 1 No. 8 Can Pie Apples, new c ro p ........... .25 b A T MEAL SALE provement Co., that they will put their notable date -with tho Ohorpenlngs ns rent regulation in the District of Co­ 1 No. 3 Can Pie Peaches, new c r o p ....... .25 it is also the wedding anniversary and. I r p; Special Order Number 4 property other than the hotel site on lumbia nnd the state of New York. 1 jar Cook’s Pride prepared mustard.........15 the anniversary of their daughter, This was legislation resulting from the market for buslncsa and whole5 packages o f ,faw Nee Rolled Oats, at Mrs. B. F. Squires’ marriage. 1 package o f Graded. Cocoanut.....................10 wartime conditions. But the decision ? Bale purposes. 15c per package, ...;.............$ .75 Mrs. Robert Wright and party of 1 10c pkg. o f Whole C loves...... .......... .10 permits o f similar regulation based on This la some o f the finest property Winter Pnrk wero callers at the Ells­ 5 packages o f Nutro Pure. Rolled Oats any equivalent emergency. 1 10c pkg. o f All S p ice s................. 10 Is at 15c per package ........................... .75 worth home on Saturdny. Mr. And in the city of Sanford, being 100 feet The legislature in Florida or any 1 10c package of Ginger .... .10 1 pint of Southland Brand Grapefruit Mrs. Ellsworth mndo a return call on on First street in the heart of the other state can safeguard tenants 1 10c package o f Mixed Spices.....................10 Juice at 25c ........................................ 25 Sunday as the Wrights ore leaving business district and with 400 feet or under this hiling. 1 6 -lb. package o f pure granulated sugar this week for their summer homo In 1 10c package of Celery Seed Spices...........10 more on Commercial street and about The big itffm in the family budget at 5c per lb...................................... .25 1 16c bottle of Lemon E x tra ct................. 15 400 feet on Pnrk avenue on the bulk­ Cleveland, O. They last season bought of every renter is his rent. K v. ‘ the beautiful property, Woodmcro, on headed property that will be offered While his wages soared, the worker l 16c bottle of Vanilla ........................ a.. .15 Total $ 2.00 for anlo at once. Thiq means the the East Shore of Lako Maitland nnd was nbic to meet increases in his 1 16c package of 20 Mule Team Borax.. .15 only just> learned of the nearness of greatest development in Sanford tjils housing costs. But with rents appar­ 1 5-lb pneknge of Pure Granulated Sugar COFFEE SALE Bummer and thnt hns ever been un­ the Ellsworths, friends of the fnmily. ently nniled nt the wnrtimo level or nt 5c per lb..............................................25 Mr» nnd Mrs. Taylor, who recently going higher, workers are asked to dertaken for it will open up and put •Special'Order Number 5 on the mnrket some of the best, if not bought the Howard Swnrtz bungalow n^cept reductions in wngos,’ o f 20, 30 $5.00 Total on Ijike Olive, are remodeling nm| en­ tho best business property inatho city. 3 1-lb. cans o f Road Why Coffee, the best or 40 per cent, And many don’ t see The lots on First street extend from larging and otherwise beautifying how they can do it and still keep a . in tin cans, regular price 60c per * „ the Woodruff-Garner building to the their property. Mr. Taylor hns gone roof over their wives.nnd. children. can' ...................................................... $ 1.50 LAUNDRY SUPPLY. SALE postoffice property and is undoubted­ Into the chicken business quite ex­ 1 5-lb. package o f pure Granulated Sugar Special Order Number 2 • . ly the finest business property thnt tensively. at 5c per lb........................................... 25 Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman Brnntley left Sent to Pen For can be obtained today. Tho property 10 large cakes of P. & G. Soap, 10c size .90 R obbing Express in the rear faces Commercial street here in their car Inst Friday, their Total — $1.75 10 large cakes of Octagon Soap, 10c size $ .90 and extends from Palmetto nvenue to destination not decided upon. Mr. Companies in Ga. 10 large cakes Lenox Soap, 8c size .......... 50 Rand avenue. Tho property on Pnrk Ilrnntley has boon suffering from be­ 9 lbs. Crisco ..........................................$1.70 10 pkgs. of Argo Starch, 10c size ............90 avenue extends from the Masonic lot ing badly gassed over sens during the i l l , The Associated Pipit) G-IUsrCristfo .......................... .... 1.20 on the west side of Pnrk to the lake war ami plans now to go some place 10 pkgs. of Washing Powder, 8c size........40 MACON, April 30.—Thirteen peni­ 3-lbs. Crisco ...................................................65 front and is 117 feet deep or more. AH for treatment. tentiary sentences were imposed and | 10 bottles of blueing, 10c s iz e .................... 90 1-11). Crisco .................................................... .25 of the lakt front property is excellent Gcttes McClelland is in Jacksonville fines ranging from $300 to $3,000 ns1 10-11) pkg of Pure Grnnulnted sugar, property for wholesale business of all this week to see a specialist in rbgnrd •sensed by Federal Judge Evans-on 24-lb. Snck Best Self-Rising Flour ....... 1.35 at 5c per pou n d ................................• .50 kinds ahd for wnrehouso property al­ to n vnlvulnr henrt trouble he has ^thirty-six men convicted nnd five who 24-lb. Snck Best Pillsbury F lo u r ........... 1.50 though this means giving over to com­ been afflicted with since a child. pleaded guilty in the alleged conspiri.00 Total E’ I f mercial purposes some of the bcautlOne Snck of 'Mollnase-s Mule Feed Will Be Mrs. Joe Cameron, Mr. nnd Mrs. |ncy t„ r„j, American Railway Exr ’ *"■ ful lnke front. However, the men who Robert Merriwcnther nnd Henry Cam- press Compnny. ’ •* Given With Every $10.00 purchase. NATIONAL BISCUIT SALE bought this property and paid good eron lire taking an automobile trip — ■ money for it feel that to hold It nny down the Enst Const. on Lnke Hiirnoy, nniong those enjoySpecinl Order Number 3 Cement, per sack $1.50 longer for the purpose of beautifying Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter J. Ward nnd ing the event wtre Mr. and Mr* F. Sanford is rather expensive and while little son have taken an npnrtment on E. Moffett, Mr. and Mrs. Dushnell 1 doz. 10c pkgs. of Uneeda Biscuit, at Lime, per bbl. 3.50 they purpose to keep the real hotel Pnrk avenue nnd will move there this Ilales, Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Polk, Mrs. G. 10 c per package’............................. $ 1.20 site extending from Pnrk to Palmet­ work. C. McDouirnl nnd George, Jr., Dr. fG-lb. package of Pure Granulated sugar Bean Hampers, each to 'nnd bordering on Commercial steet •Mr*. Jennie Prevntt wn» over from and Mrs. Jl. J. Fay nnd their guests, at 5c per lb...........•.................:......................25 absolutely intact for hotel purposes Genevn spending the week with her Mr. nnd Mrs. Kishner of St. Paul,, Fertilizer for your lawn or garden, lb. .05 they feel that it is to their interests non, W. E. nnd family. Minn., Mrs. Caroline MeDougni, Mrs. $1.45 Total and to the interest of Hanford to put Chnrlcs linker wns in Jacksonville J.fbhie Weeks, Miss Annie Weeks, Miss Orders taken for Field Cow Peas, any kind. 5-lbs. of sugar at 5c per pound with ev­ this valuable property on the mnrket Inst week getting their household Susie Fny, Miss Olgn Vihlen, Evclone and allow tho new owners to build pood* out of storage 5 to 10 dnys Delivery . ery dozen of any 10c size National Biscuits. storngc to move them Oust, Alys Chorpcning, Norman store rooms and wholesale business here. Mr. and Mrs. Baker nre Cin­ Swanson, Tom-Sullivnn nnd Johnnie houses nnd assist in the growth of tho cinnati, O., people nnd have taken the Jacobs, Hnrry nnd Okie Weeks. All IF WE HAVEN’T GOT WHAT YOU WANT ADVERTISED, PHONE US 181, WE HAVE IT city nlong these lines. Gibson place on Richmond avenue. join in snying the best time ever and; IN STOCK . It was never the intention of the There wns n Jolly party of about they nre plnnning another picnic just compnny to hold this property indef­ 30 persons enjoyed n week-end picnic like it. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ixing nnd I . initely hut to keep it until the values Snlurdny nnd Sundny nt Genevn flench dnughtors joined the party Sunday.. increased nnd they feel thnt this sum­ mer is Hie time to get the building started now thnt the price of build­ ing material has decreased. The prop­ In response to tho inquiry of many telephone erty is very rpodcrato in prico com­ subscribers: “ What can I do to help my serv­ • 5 1 mam pared to other business property in ice?” this advertisement* is published. Sanford and will be sold within tho next few weeks. We arc sorry to announco that the protecting its citizenship in the most ANNA MASON’S RECITAL Seek No Territory, hotel project will not be started at effective wny.” onco ns announced some time ngo Tho ' • (From T u*.day's Dally) "Officers of the nnvy, I hid you But Am erica W ants promoters have been busy for somo Miss Anna Mason, a former piano make ours the most cficiertt, conscien­ W hat Belongs to Her tious nnd effective navy in the world,’ pupil of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson, after time in the north on tho hotel propo­ sition but tho money market was in a 1 the president said, "nnd I pledge you less than a year’s study, received her condition that did not warrant them President Harding Tells Atlnntic in return the conscience nnd confi­ certificate in music and presented her paying a high price for tho money to Fleet Something program at Andrew’s College, Cuthdence of 110,000,000 people. build this largo project this summer "I can say with all the sincerity of bert, Gn., Monday night, May 2d. although it may be started this fall or America wnnts only that which is my heart thnt America will never ask Miss Mason’s program covered the “ Where’s the fire?” In the early spring. They have not righteously her own, ‘‘and by the anything of tho n a v y not in perfect following: abandoned the project and will hold " W h o was elected?” * Beethoven eternals, we nicnn to have that," accord with the’ best conscience of the Sonata—Op. 22 the property for the hotel site until freest people on enrth but when we do 1st Movement— Allegro Conbrio "‘W hat’s the score?” are President Harding declnrcd yestordny they can obtnln money at n better 11 nsk wo will expect from you the best Etude Pnthctibue.,.............Chaminsde the most frequent “ curiosity calls.’ rate and can probably build the hotel in an address to the officers of the At­ defense that human beings can give. Air do Ballet—Op. 35,' No. 5........... cheaper later on. lnntic fleet who gathered nhopt him ________________________‘.Moskoiki "The United States of Amcricn does Whether, they are asked of your opera­ This property is too valuable to on the flagship Pennsylvania after Ho not want anything on this earth that Capriccio Brillinntc, Op. 22----------'stand idle long and it is moro than tor, the Information operator or the news­ ..................... Mendelssohn had reviewed the powerful armada does not rightfully belong to us, no likely that if later on the compnny which returned yesterday morning territorities, no payment, no tribute, For Piano and Orchestra paper office, they congest the lines and wishes to dispose of tho property they from bnttlc practise in Southern wat­ but only thnt which is rightfully our Miss Anna M ason’s Sanford can always do so at a fine profit but hamper the work of the operators. own and by the eternals we mean to friends nre glnd to know o f her suc­ ers. . at present they nro still of the samo The declaration of the new com- have it.” cess and arc h igh ly gratified in her •mind* regarding the hotel building— After every fire alarm, every sporting mnndcr-in-chicf of the nmiy and navy com petency f o r this excellent pro* that they will build it later on and brought ringing cheers from the thou­ SLUMBER PARTY event and every election, the switchboards gram . along the lines proposed somo timo sand bronzed officers and tho wall of (Tram Monday's Daily) ago. are ablaze with “ curiosity calls.” blue clad enlisted men who formed Miss Marie Teague was the hostess Perhaps they called it an euduring A b the matter stands today there la a background against the guuid rails. nt n slumber party, Friday night, at peace because it functions in the no causo for complaint. The develop­ The operators cannot tell one call from Tho president had for his platform tho residence o f her aunt, Mrs. W. T. same manner as an endurance test ment of this property will mean another and often they are blamed for a a spot directly beneath tho muzzles Langley on Park avenue. Those en­ much to Sanford and the hotel will be of the three 14-inch rifles in the su- joying Miss Teague’s hospitality were Some nice weather this. It U «tin)condition over which they have no control. built if not this summer at least in perdrendnnught’s after turret. His Misses Pansy Wimbish, Agnes Dumas uiating business and putting the v l« 'another year and if the pruient ownwas a message of peace, delivered nnd Daphne Wimbish. and vigor into everything. Frequently a call for a doctor or a hos­ ■ era cannot do it tho peoplo of Sanford from almost the same apot where will see that it is built before another pital is overwhelmed by these idle calls and . President Wilton made his much dis­ season roils round. cussed war address to the fleet at real suffering results. . nearby YorkUjwn, aoon •after the REV. 8. G. MULLINS . United States entered the world war. Those who refrain from making ^curi­ DEAD AT CAPITAL Decla’ring that it was his wish that osity calls” help the general service o f the thfc navy might never again fire a gun Tallahassee, May 3.— Rev. S. G. If you can’t be proud of the place where you live; in war, Mr. Ilard|ng told the officers * community and their thoughtfulness is Mullins, for many years ia the Bap­ 1 If.you can’ t say: /T h is is a hummer I” • that he believed if all tho nations on tist ministry in this state, died yes­ appreciated by the operators. If you can’t tell your friends: “ Sure, this is a spot earth were impelled by.the same mo­ terday morning at the home of his "Enjoyable winter and summerl” • tives as actuated the United States daughter, Mrs. R. A.'G ray. Ho was If you can't do your part in improving the place— "this world would bo at peaco forever, about 70 years o f age nnd his last SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE And can’t see good things all about you, starting from today." . charge was at St. Petersburg. Ho Get a ticket at once for the very first train— "But I would not want a • peace lived with a daughter, Mrs. J. A. AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY For the city is better without you 1 • a without honor," he said. "I would Johnson, at Bartow. Another daugh­ ; ■ — Kissimmee Gazette. * not want peace without the conscious­ r : •• ter is Mrs, Myrtle Culbert, of Culness that America was doing right and breat, Ga. | Will Retain Hotel Site And Sell Off The Balance FIRST STREET A I I m ;. 1 5Cates Crate Co. DON’T FORGET THE PLACE “ Curiosity Calls” Hamper Service EITHER HELP, HOPE, HUSTLE OR HIKE - . ; �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, B U Y 13, 1921 would do their best to warrant hav­ ing a charter and do nothing that would cause them to surrender it. Ac­ cepting the charter were all the o f­ ficers, Pres. Stevens, Vice-President George W. Knight, Secretary W .. M. Haynes, Treasurer Chas. Britt and Sergcant-at-Arms, Dr. Ralph Stevens. The Rotaria-Anns o f the Sanford Club, the wives o f the members, had FROM 8T. AUGUSTINE, PALATKA decorated the dining room o f the Val­ DAYTONA, ORLANDO, OCAL<\, des beautifully and the long tables ST. PETE, LAKELAND AND •>, were laid out in a most artistic man­ ner and the following choice collation TAMPA PRESENT was served: ■ Baby Rotes W ere Car ried Mighty fo r haring to lire with such on ugly husband so long. Ocala and Orlando had considerable fun over the subject of the state capi­ tal removal and put on' some very clever stuff as did the Palatka dele­ gation. Lakeland with A. J. Holworthy and Harry Brown and their assis­ tants also pulled some good stuff. In fact alt the various clubs showed the real Rotarian spirit and kept the guests in an uproar with their clever stunts. After each club had finished the singing o f America closed one of the most pleasant evenings that San­ ford people havp, ever experienced, that great spirit of Rotary and. service and getting together of good fellows from every part of South and East Florida being exemplified in a marked degree. The following aro the charter mem­ bers o f the Sanford Club: Chas. L. Britt, clothing; Joe. O. Ball, hardware; Geo. D. Bishop, manufacturer fruit wraps; S. 0 , Chase, orange packer; H. C. DuBose, fire inburanee; Richard R. Deas, produce merchant; William C. Hill, building materiel; W. M. Haynes, printer; Robt. J. Holly, newspaper; Edward Higgins, automobiles; Chas. E. Hen­ ry, farmer; Geo. *W. Knight, life In­ surance; A. R. Key, banker; John Mcisch, real estate; Robert A . New­ man, agricultural implements; S. Pulcston, surgeon; R. W. Pearman, Com­ mercial secretary; F. E. Roumillat, druggist; H. R. Stevens, railroad; R, E. Stevens, physician; S. 0. Shinholser, orate manufacturer; Deane Turner, grocer; D. L. Thrasher, shoes; Arthur Vowel!, dry goods. Olives Chicken Salad Potato Chips Cold Sliced Ham Tomatoes a la Valdes, Mayonnaise Dressing Hot Rolls Ice Cream a la Rotary Cake a la Rotary-ettes Coffee Demi Tasae After Dinner Mints Cigars _ Cigarettes The Baby Rotes o f Sanford, how­ ever, were not allowed to cat in Those stony ~ B *W W peace, hearted Orlando Rotes assisted by tho (From WtdMtdiy'. other Rotes took a fiendish delight in One of the greatest events in t >e mnkjnjj them get up nil during the life of Sanford was the installation of evening and they were forced to pull American Legion tho officers and the receiving the off such* stunts as standing up with Greatest Convention charter of the Sanford Rotary Club outlandish icostumos on and drinking , , ... ... „ milk out of nursing bottles with nipHeld at Orlando last n ght nt tho Hotel Valdez. Gov- , .. . B r • pies on the bottles, singing songs, crnor-olect John Turner, the special speeches, etc., nnd when they PREPARING A TENT CITY A T THB representative of District Governor W. failed they were promptly fined and FAIR GROUNDS NEAR R, C. Smith, assisted by the members (ho money was given to the FernnidTHE CITY • o f the various Rotary Clubs of the Laughton hospital. S. O. Chase gave state was In chnrge of the exercises the song, “ The I.ittleJ'rnirie Flower" ORLANDO, May 11.—The order to nnd representatives from St. Angus- while dancing on the chair and other “ speed up” haa gone out from the tine, Palatka, Ocala, Orlnmlo, St. well known members were put thru headquarters of Orlando Memorial Post No. 19, of the American Legion, with the entertainment of the third state annual convention of tho Legion invocation by Fred Turner, of Tampa, either on Rotary, told humorous tales In this city only a week off and the after which the Ruby Rotes of the or. said something for the benefit of vnrious entertainment committees are Sanford Club were led in nil of them the new Rotarinns. They wcre'givcn busy perfecting the final plans fo r the with nice bibs around their necks and enough good advice to last them for greatest convention. ever held In the with baby rattles rtnd whistles they the rest of their natural lives and “ City Beautiful." The luncheon to­ marched around the room. The chor- then some, day nt Memorial Post No. 10 was at­ us singing was led by Ken Guernsey, The St. Augustine Club wher ailed tended by every committee chairman, president of the Orlando Club, nnd jjave the new Rotary song ■'-cently who received the "speed up" orders all of the festivities were put on by written by George W. IIobar* int has from Business Manager J. Y. Cheney the Orlando Club. After the intro- been set to music nnd Is bci sold by with a wise smile, as if to say they duction of th* Rotarinns by the clubs the St. Augustine Club fer the purhad anticipated these orders several the Baby Rotes were led out nnd giv- j,osc Gf sending n young man to colweeks in advance. All Issued the en the following obligation by Bill ](,pc t.pch year. President Herbert statement that their part»of the mam­ Glenn, oditbr of the Orjando Sentinel Felkel gave the following poem that moth program was pll ready to carry and member of the Orlando Club: [he scratched o ff after he arrived in into execution next Sunday when the I, in the presence of these Rotarinns Sanford and after looking over the visiting Legionnaires begin to pour from all parts of Florida, do solemn-1program. He only knewone or two Into tho «:lty. ly and sincerely nnd forcibly swear, 0\ the Snnford members but ho did A unique method adopted by the vow, determine, cjnculntc, and perpet- SOme good guessing as the following local post for £he housing of the thou­ nally promise that I will continue to |jncB wju show: sands of visiting Legionnaires and be the big noise of the St. John’s riv-1 their friends to the Orlando conven­ er valley, that I will blow my horn ns This afternoon I took the list tion in Orlnndo, is being carried into loudly as possible, that 1 will cense j And studied every man; execution. This plan embraces the further talk and hot air about build- I‘m going to give eachone a line erection of a huge tent-city capable of Ing a five million dollar hotel andi And kid him if I can. housing comfortably 2500 people. The premature work for -the erection of Stevens heads the Sanford club— this tent-city Is already nnder way, A handsome railroad man; and 250 army tenia procured from the While Britt will sell them clothing government have been shipped and are For every cent he can. expected to arrive In the next day or so. Army cota, to the number o f 2500 Walter Haynes, with lots of pains, together with 5000 army blankets, Will keep their records straight; While Turner (Deane) hands out INst have already arrived. When the tenta rome the tent-city will appear over cream night, their erection being the only And bacon while you wait. work left undone. . * * This .city will be located at the fair Joe G. Ball’s their hardware man, grounds, a beautiful site for camping, And Bishop wraps their fruit; located in the heart of the city. It Is While Robert Holly, always jolly, Writes things he thinks are cute. rumored that only, the bachelor* among the visitor* will be bunked in S. O. Chase packs oranges, this city, and that preparation* for DuBose insures their shacks; the Entertainment of all visiting While Richard Deas, n merchant Legionnaires with their wives, to­ * prince, gether with the mothers, sistfr* and Makes money by the stacks. sweethearta will be taken care o f in the hotels and private homes. William Hill sells bricks and laths And Charley llcnry farms; MEYER While Puleston, a surgeon, likes (tram WtdaMdij't D&Ilr) To cut off legs and arms. Complimenting Mrs. F. E. SteinEdward Higgins deals in cars, Bob Newman, rakes and plows; Jack Meiseh unloads his real estate With promises and vows, A. R. Key's their banker While Pearman runs the town; George Knight will talk your head off ‘doling out the cash for this feed and When once he’a run you down. entertainment for the benefit o f my brother Rotarinns from all over Flori­ da, especially Orlando." .The presentation of the charter by Special representative John Turner At Sanford’s finest mills. . was then made in which he told the sew BoU rU ni. just, what they were D. L. Thrasher fools with footwear, supposed to do ami be and It was liaThey say that he's a bear; tenod to with close attention for much Arthur Yowell deals in dry goods of It will guide the new Rotarinns over And things that chickens wear, their years of real service in the club—service meaning service to the Ocala Club gave away several boxes public and not service for them- of fine candy to the ladies but the •rives, their business or the dub as a gents who had received lemons at the club. table were obliged to present the canH. R. Stevens, president of the San- dy in a neat spech and like true Roford Club accepted the charter In a tartans they presented the candy. The few well chosen words in which he bouquet wap given to R. J. H.oliy to made it plain that the Sanford Club prese.nt to bis wife as a recompense meyer, who is here from Tampa, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Adams,, Mrs. L. R. Phillip* entertain­ ed yesterday with an Informal recep­ tion at her home on Park avenue. The spacious rooms o f this charming hqme were thronged with friends o f Mrs. Steinmeycr who welcomed this op­ portunity of meeting and greeting her again. ,One of the delightful features o f the afternoon was an old-fashioned sing With Mrs. Lula Tucker Phillips at the piano. She, happily, selected Dixie as her introductory number. Then followed Old Kentucky Home, Annie Laurie, Suwanec River and oth­ er old time melodies. The program included^ also two beautiful piano numbers by Mrs. Walker, a reading from James Whit­ comb Riley by Mrs. Ward and a de­ lightful solo by Mrs. Steinmeyer. A delicious ice course was served at the close of the afternoon. r Mrs. Phillips was assisted In caring fo r her guests by the'ladies o f the Mission Study class. 666 cures Malarial Fever. ADD IT TO LEGISLATIVE APPRO­ PRIATION— HOUSE 0 . K /S IT TALLAHASSEE, May 11.— Repre­ sentative Ellis' constitutional amend­ ment providing for the reenactment of the present provision fo r a one-mill tax for the rural schools o f the state, with a two-mil) tax levy added to it for the Institutions o f higher learning, "in addition to such further aid as the legislature may provide," passed the house Monday afternoon by a vote o f 64 to 7. Mr. Scales of Taylor county was the only member who opposed the measure on the floor, while tea of the members roasted the opposition for more than an hour. Mr. Scales stated repeatedly that be was not opposed to the institutions o f higher education, but that he .was opposed to this method o f raising funds for them. He insisted that thefe. nodes should first go before the budget commission, as all Other state appro­ priations had to do under the provis­ ions o f an act already passed 'at this session and signed by the governor, and that commission, after investiga­ tion, should recommend aa in the case of other state institutions. Stirring speeches in favor o f the proposed constitutional change .were made by Messrs. Ellis, o f Alachua county, Ladd o f Monroe, Futch of Lake, Perry of Lee, Crofton o f Wash­ ington, Harris o f Pinellas, Stokes of Bay, Gunn of Levy, Rowland o f Es­ cambia and Speaker Jennings. They argued from the •viewpoint that the state colleges should be placed under n surer business footing. That in to say, they should be able to know before the convention o f the legislature what amount they were going to have to run. on. It is est?innted by them that the two mills pro­ vided for at present would raiso 6800,000 and that the advance in assessed valuations would perhaps take care of the increase En the expenses of the institutions. FOREST FIRES MALICIOUSLY SET IN FLORIDA RESERVES NEAR OCALA {By n * AwccliUd Vtmj ) OCALA, May 11.—Federal authori­ ties are making a sweeping investiga­ tion o f reports o f forest fire in the Ocala National Forest* reserve which swept sixty thousand acres o f timber T o » o a i In tho in the reserve and forty thousand delicious Burley acres o f private property a4Joinlng, maliciously sets The Are is now ex­ fobaooo flavor. tinguished. The Are which began a week ago Sunday In the afternoon covered ten miles by night,, leaving charred timbed. The bodies of hun­ dreds of foxes, racoons, rabbits were found in the path. Other fires broke out in other parts o f the forest Mon­ day and these did greater damage than the blaze Sunday. One report has it that the Are was BAST LAKE COUNTY VOTES BONDB FOR 6600,000.00 set by persons who expected to get paid for helping to extinguish It, and (By TU AuotUUd P rm ) in the hope that the flames would get LEESBURG, May 11 .—The east beyond control. side o f Lake' county haa voted favor­ ably on a bond issue fo r 6600,000.00 NEW BUILDINGS FOR DRLAND. to be ■used for the construction of DEMAND, May 9,— New buildings fifty-eight miles of nerw highways and now under construction In DeLand, or the reconstruction o f about twentyabout to be built, are valued at more five miles of old road*, according to than 6770,000. unofficial figures on tho election. Rub-My-Tism kills infection, Buy your post card* at the Herald ‘BETTER-GET-BETTER Circulation— “DO IT NOW”------Strength It Simply Removes Obstructions to Blood Flow— Dislodges Accumulations of many years— And Thus Equalizes Pressure on Nerves— Arteries Neuritis------ The “ LOGICAL TREATMENT” ENERGIZER ■Paralysis ' ASK 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. O .yB 0X 399 WHEN MIXED WITH SULPHUR IT BRINGS BACK ITS BEAUTI­ FUL LUSTRE AT ONCE Gray hnir, however handsome, de­ notes advancing age. We all know the advantages of a youthful appearance. Your hair is your charm. It makes or niars tho face. When it fades, turns gray,' and looks streaked, just n few applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances its appearance a hundredfold. Don’t stay gray! ^ook young! Hither prepare the recipe nt homo or get from any drug store a bottle of "Wyeth’s 8age and Sulphur Com­ pound,? which is merely the old-time recipe improved by the addition of other ingredients. Thousands of folks recommend this rcafiy-to-usc preparation, because it darkens the hair beautifully; besides, no one can possibly toll, as it darkens so natur­ ally nnd evenly. You • moisten a sponge or soft brush with it, draw­ ing this through the hair, taking ohe small strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after an­ other application or two its natural color is restored, and it becomes thick, giosSy and lustrous, and you appear years younger.—AUv. IN HONOR OF MRS. SMITH (F r a n W *4 m «4 « 7 ‘ i B a llj ) Quantities o f lively spring flowers in baskets and Vases, were used in decorating the lovely home of Mrs. F. E. Roumillntt yesterday afternoon when she entertained seven tables of bridge in honor of Mrs. Donald Smith who leaves tonight for an indefinite stay in Bredentown, In the living room and dining room where the card tables were placed, quantities o f many hued petunias Were used with pretty effect. Several very interesting games of Bridge were played. Mr*. Charles Britt making high score was awarded a pretty cut glass Bon Bon dish. Mrs. Henry Pardon won the cut prize, a deck o f bridge cards. Mr*. Smith, the honoree, was presented with a b o ttle 'o f toilet water. A t .the con­ clusion o f the game Mr*. Roumillatt, assisted by Mrs. E. F. Houaholder and Mrs. Hal Wight, served Neopolitan ice cream, angel food cake and mints. Garner Hill, Gladstone, N. J , Sella Rat-Snap, He Saya MI sell and use RAT-SNAP. Like to look any man in the face and tell it’a the best. It’s good.” People like RAT-SNAP because it "does” lrfll rata. Petrifies carcass—leaves no smell. Comes in cake*—no mixing to do. Cat* or dogs won’t touch it. Three sizes, 35o, 66c, 61-25. . Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.— I HAVE THEM u l U llL in u U W is attract O U U I /l V l u l v i i ing atten­ tion— lots are being Bold right along and building In this section is such as to gladden the heart of those who have the good of Sanford at heart. This Is no idle talk— I have weighed the statem ent and to say ju st what is my candid convictions would put it m ost too strong fo r the careful, conservative person— that person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who haa VISION will agree with me now— the other later. The Man Who Sella D irt Cheap' Watch the South East Comer ofPa^eTtoo �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1921 DEPENDS UPON CONDITION OP SALE. UK MATTER OF RRFRIGBRA TION RATE8 FOR PRO­ DUCTS of loss o f the points con tested, ss might have been under­ wood from the first news telegraph­ ed from Washington, the recent de­ cision of the In te esU t^ Commerce Commission In the matter of refriger­ ation rates on fruits and vegetables from Florida gives a most substantial victory to the Florida growers and shippers. The official text of the decision has reached Tampa, and careful anal­ ysis of it by E. D. Dow, traffic man­ ager of the Fldriad Citrus Exchange, In s te a d Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Wade, of Wildwood, have moved into the SVrope cottage on Graham avenue. Mr*. C. T. McCulley entertained at the Club House Thursday evening, with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs. W. M. Wright, who was for­ merly Miss Mary Linhart. A little wagon decorated in red and white and laden with many beautiful presents for the bride waa drawn into the room by little Mfsa Naomi MeCulley and her little cousin, George Kelsey. The bride received many beautiful and useful presents and the congratulations of a host of friends. As Miss Lcinhart she was one o f the most 'beloved girls -of Oviedo and, while her friends rejoice in her hap­ piness, the hope was generally ex­ pressed that she would not have to leave Oviedo very soon. Mrs. McCul­ ley was assisted in entertaining by her sister-in-law, Mrs. I. L. Cook, of Orlando, and the bride's sister, Mrs. C. A. Brannon. The Methodist church was beauti­ fully decorated Sunday in honor of Mother's Day by Mrs.,W. P. Carter’s Sunday Schol class o f girls^ The class also gave a short Mother’s Day program at the Sunday school ses- fendant In error. Mr. Glass had bought an automo­ bile from a Jacksonville dealer. The Continental Guaranty corporation had financed the purchase o f the car and held from the dealer a trust receipt In which the title to cAra, Including the one bought by Mr. Glass, was re­ served to the Continental concern. The cprpo ration replevied the car from Mr. Glass, and Its right to do so was adjudged by tho circuit court. The opinion of the supreme court, er Wagner of the Commission, who prepared by Judge Whltefield, recog­ heard the evidence in support of the nises tho rules of law that the mere complaints in Tampa last June. possession of personal property Is The decision orders the carriers to prims facie evidence of title, and that make a reduction o f twenty per cent a purchaser of personal property un­ in the cost of ice as a factor in the On Friday evening at 8:00 o'clock der an incomplete conditional sale rates. Mr. Dow figures, this will give "The Minister’s Wife’B New Bonnett' i cannot in general defeat a recovery these results a very amusing musical comedy, was ’ by the true owner, although such purTo Red- Pr. Rt. New Rt. Old R ■chaser bought for value and without given at the school house. The,char­ N. Y ...... » 0-00 »77.50 »67.60 »65.00 notice. But it Is held that where an acters were dressed in old style cos­ Boston .... 11-25 85.00 73.75 71.00 owner consigns personal property to a tumes, some of them very ridiculous, Chicago same aa Boston dealer In such goods with expressed especially the bonnets trimmed for Cincinnati 10.35 77.50 67.35 65.00 the minister's poor wife. Tho pro­ It will thus be scon that tho new IOr Implied authority to sell, or deliv­ gram was opened by a violin solo basis of icing charges will be almost ers or consigns to another personal played by Henry Lehman of Orlando ns low as the old rates for that ser­ property with indicia of ownership or with piano accompaniment by Miss vice. These figures are based on re­ of authority to sell, but with the title Anna Lee Barksdale, also of Orlando. quirements of eleven tons of ice for a reserved in the owner until the pay­ Mr, Lehman nnd Miss Barksdale play­ car of citrus frulta to New York, ment of the purchase price, a pur- ed several numbers which were great­ twelve and one-half tons to Boston ; chaser, who pays value for such goods ly enjoyed. Between the first and and to Chicago, and eleven and one- land gets possession thereof without second act of the play, Edward Argo half tons to Cincinnati, figured at the (notice o f the terms or conditions of [sang and acted “ That'a Why I Never arbitrary cost of »4J>0 per ton as •the original delivery, consignment or Married." The play was given for Isale, obtains a good title as against the benefit of the Ladies’ Aid of the quoted by the carriers. •The Commission also scored for thejthe original-owner, which will In gen Methodist Church and the Oviedo Florida men in fixing the charge for crn( prevail against the latter’s re school jointly, Cream was sold by half-iced cars at 78 per cent of th d 'served title, the aid society immediately after the charge for full icing. Mr. Dow f i g - 1 ---------------------------play. ures this win bring about these re- Florida Commercial Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wright spent Monday in Orlando. Mr. Wright left Tn Pn.tR Pt m Secretaries* Ass’ n Tuesday for Wildwood where he goes to take a run as firemnn on tho Sea­ Will Meet June 6-7 board Air Line Railway. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope and fnmlly spent Saturday afternoon In San­ ford. < Mrs. II. B. McCall and Miss Ethel Taylor spent Saturday in Orlando. Mis. W. J. Lawton and Mrs. T." W. I*awton will entertain the Senior class of the Oviedo High School at a din­ ner Thursday evening at the residence of Mrs. W. J. Lawton. The Sunday school class of Mrs. T. W. Lawton, under the leadership of Mr, and Mrs. Hancock, will enter­ tain a t'a Woodland parly Friday ev­ ening. * . * Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McCulley have returns 1 from Tennessee where they were celled to the bedside of Mr. McCulley'a mother. AUTOI8T CATCHES FOX RICHMOND, May 7.— Leonard C. Gunnell of the Smithsonian Institu­ tion, Washington, who was the guest a few days ago at “ Oakland,” the homo o f Rosewel! Page In Hanover county, ran down a gray fox with an automobile in a race with the animal down a country road. HERALD ADS get results. SEMINOLE COUNTY The county ,committee for the Chi­ nese Relief is busy and already large contributions are coming in. An un­ usual offering was mfcde at the Baplist Temple on last Sunday. Dr. Geo. Hyman explained the need and stated a waste basket was in the vestibule of the church and the audience while leaving could deposit in same. The count o f this offering amounted to I1C2.30. The desired amount for Seminole county is 12,000. IH Mrs. Mary Grave* Tell You Her Poultry Raising Experience "Three years ago bought' an Incuh«tor, this year I’ve made money, lints stole my baby chicks. Didn't know until a friend gave me a cake of RAT-SNAP. Next morning found two dead rata in hennery.- Kept Anding them. Suddenly they disappeared •^together. It’s the only pure rot killer:” Take Mrs. Graves'' advlcei Three sizes, 36c, 65c, »L26. ‘ Sold nnd guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. WAR DEPARTMENT ‘ WILL 8ELL PROPERTY AT CAMP JOHNSTON WASHINGTON^ May 0.— Xrrangementa have been made by Ufo War , ,P*rtrn*nt tq sell government-owned building* end Improvements at Camp Johnston, Jacksonville, It waa an­ nounced today. Data q f sale will be announced In a" few daya and auction ’"’NJ.be conducted by. David B. Trexter of Greenville, 8. C. - MANUEL GONZAL.ES DECLARES TANLAC BUILT HIM UP AF­ TER SUFFERING FROM ATTACK OF "FLU” "I Just needed a general, all round building up, and Tanlac has done that very thing,” said Manuel Gonzales, Palmetto Beach, Tampa,.Fla. “ About a year and a half ago I hnd a terrible attack of influenza which left me in a very weak and run down condition. I never felt hungry enough to enjoy n meal, and I had a hacking cough which kept me awake nights so I just couldn't regain my strength. “ My nerves got me in such a condi­ tion at'tim es that I couldn’t do any­ thing but pace the floor for hours, and any time just tho least excite­ ment would completely upset me. "Well, .1 tried everything I could hear of In my efforts to get my health back so I could enjoy life, but nothing helped me until I got Tanlac. But my. appetite improved from the start when I got Tanlac, and now I am eating just like I used to, never have that cough any more, and my nerves are as quiet and steady as a clock. I sleep like a log nights, have gained several pounds in weight and am feeling better in every way than I have in years. Since Tanlac has really made life worth living for me I am always praising It."—Adv. BOUGHT FARM Mr. F. S. Daiger, Sr., of Tampa, has purchaser a nine here farm on Celery avenue, known as*the lliggins-BowersMaxwell farm. Mr. and Mrs. Daiger wil be here Saturday to spend tho week end with their son, Fred Daiger and they may be prevailed upon to piakc Sanford their future home. SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE An att) active booklet. "T ie Houtt /ftrail lb fFey,” illuitratet ihe valueef punt harmony’ in the home A« ut foe free ropy and color cham. D IST IN C T IV E IN T E R IO R S are easily attained through the artistic effect o f the C H FLAT W ALL PAINTS pioduie sfvdwtdJm fodah which tivti a room on aunotplm* of hut« refinement Godledge YGRADE T W . a CH PAINT AND VARNISH fx tvtry purpota. Aak for it by name. SANFORD, FLORIDA Choice veal and lamb, beef, pork and pickled pig's feet at I. D. Martin’s City Market. 38-ltc It is not too early to talk about something that will hold the people in Sanford on the Fourth of July, OIL COOK STOVE The Florida Scout * “ For Wide-Awake Boys" ' 35e Year I ;; WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher ; *’ * 902 French < We also have the Buck Line of GAS RANGES SANFORD, FLORIDA PIANO TUNING W. L. Harvey wlJl tune your piano. 18 years with Cable Co. Permanent­ ly located in Sanford 'at .107 West First street. Phono 103-J. All work guaranteed. 25-tfc LANDIS. FISH A HULL Attorneys ‘and Counsellora-at-Law DcLAND. FLORIDA Will practice in the State and Feder­ al Courts. Special facilities fo r Ex­ amining and Perfecting-Land Titles. W e Deliver The Goods1 Or Store Them * PHONE 498 If We Please You, Tell Others. If We Don’ t, Tell U» •PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific Crops. Commercial Secretaries' arc: ' L. P. Dickie, president, Tampa board of trade; B. R. Kissler, viceSCHELLE M AINES president, Jacksonville chamber of L A W Y E R BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA commerce; Louis H. Chaxal, secretaryO m C Z IN TUB COURT BOUSE A quarter-century o f successful manufacture and dlstrl treasurer, Marlon county board of Hiumri lady Suffered Untfl Skt button In Florida and Georgia o f High Grade trade, Ocala; directors, Benjamin R. SANFORD • - FLORIDA “ PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Cox, Orlando chamber of commerce; Tried Card^.— Say* ’ 'Remit Special formulas for Cirtus, Melon and all Vegetable Mrs. F.-R. S. Phillips, North Florida Waa Soorprinaf.w— -Got Along Crops chamber o f commerce, Tallahassee; jduce your 1921 Fertillber bills by using- "PROLIFIC” L. A . Whitney, Fort Myers chamber ' Fine, Became Normal GEO. G. HERRING Fertilizers. of commerce; directors at large, R. Attorney-at-Law Honestly made, truthfully sold, and satisfactorily W. Pearman, Jr., Sanford chamber of delivered * commerce; F. A. Rolleston, St. Augus­ N o. 14 Gnrntr-Wccdriff Buildin An independent company with capacity o f 400 tons daily. tine hoard o f trade. SANFORD. FLA, Springfield H oe-Tly hack w aste weak I could hardly etaod up, and I T. E. KING, Agent BURIED AT OVIEDO would hart bearing-down pains and FLORIDA SANFORD waa not wall at any ttma." taya Mrs. D. V. William*, wlfa of • well-known (Tram WaJMWar't D»Ur) The remains of Carl Hoffman were fanner on Roots I, this place. "I kept getting JEWELER brought to Oviedo yesterday and bur­ _________ I . lu ! _- continue# Mrs. Williams led In the cemetery there. He was describing the troubles from which MY SPECIALTIES; ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE the son o f Mrs. G. Alban who recent­ she obtained relief through the use of Pickard'# Hand-Painted Chin* CarduL "My husband, having heard ly moved to Oviedo from Graham's W . J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y of Oardui, proposed getting. It for me. i Gorham's Sterling Silver Station, West Virginia. D«eased was Rogers' Plated Ware "I, saw after taking some Gardnl AQENT6 a moving picture operator In Pitts­ . . . that I waa Improving. The result Elgin and Waltham Watches burgh at the time of his death and was surprising- I fait Rka a different leaves a w ife and three’ children to **"Later I suffered from wsaknesa mourn jila loss. * and wank back, and felt aU rundown. Parcel Poet Your Cleaning and T. J. Miller A Son had charge of I did not rest well at night, I waa aa Dyeing to nervous and cross. My hueband aaid S a n fo r d the funeral -arrangements. ha would get me some Oardui, which he did. It strengthened me . , . My JACKSONVILLE, May 9.—Florida doctor said I got along One. I waa bi National Guard officer* have an­ good healthy .eoadltlon, I cannot I pD lfCC You will make a mistake If ym nounced two hundred of eight hundred. any too much for it," I r i u y * } your fertilizer without getting and forty-two buildings at Camp; Thousand* of woman bare sutfared IT ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Pre Johnston be transferred to State of Shipments. Order Fertilisers, Insecticides, Sprayer*, Poultry I Florida. pile* G erm an y's notes to the Allies teem 611, Main SL , - Jacksonville, Fla. E. 0 . PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. to create discord. .And yet they have We prepay parcel postage 'on returns JACK80NVILLB called G e r m a n y th4 land 6t music! -1 . , , HENRY M c U U L IN French Dry Cleaners �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 13,1921 THE SANFORD HERALD WELCOME ROTARY, ELLA PEARL SMITH ROASTED ALIVE NUUM im r rru*r ^ THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ford but among our neighbors and in this respect with 6ur neighbor, Or­ lando, It is a step forward in getting together of many people who while living in the same city did not know their busy neighbor's,. their business associates, their everyday acquaint­ ances os they should know them. It is a step forward in the matter of real service to their fellow man and F o rattn A d v crtU ln a Roprooontativo to their city and the* chance -to for­ i THE A W R 1C A N PRESS ASSOCIATION get self and bury all personal feelings and work for the betterment of man­ Sanford la gradualy getting into the kind in general.* It is a step forward big city dams. in making their home city, their state and their country better places in Never mind the schemes that did which to llye and to assist at every 'not materialise. Get up another one opportunity in making the world betjust as good. The fellow that quits because some­ th in g goes wrong is not the fellow that wins out in the end. Nothing la «asy in this world, I f every dollar that has been in­ vested in outside stocks by Sanford people could have been Invested in the -Sanford Building & Loan Association what d wonderful city we would have. «d In these various "get-rich-qukk” schemes will some day yield them a handsome revenue. Why don’t they look around them and see how many homo people have lost all they had in Just these same schemes. . You have noted what.n big crowd every sale brings to this city. It means •that If tho merchants will get to­ gether on this proposition and will have tho sale day problem dawn to where they can pull them twice or three times n week nnd thnt will not •conflict, this city will he filled with people nil summer. Sanford needs the Rod nnd Gun Club. Sanford needs the Golf nnd Country Club, Sanford pccds a com­ munity building, Sanford needs an­ other tourist hotel for next season's busings or nt least a big annex to the Valdez Hotel, Sanford needs ev­ ery man working in harmony through tho Chamber of Commerce this sum­ mer. Take your vnention hut hurry back. It is such a big thing for the city o f Sanford to have a Rotary Club that mere words cannot explain •all that it means to this city and county. If the true spirit o f Rotary is exempli­ fied in the everyday life of every member o f the Sanford Club the good effects o f the club| will be felt in every quarter o f the city, l j alt busi­ ness channels, In the schools and churches and in the private life of ev­ ery member for the spirit of Rotary goes into the very homes and fire­ sides. It is the greatest singlo fac­ tor in the world today that makes for better citizenship everywhere. Its broad-minded policy 6f service in tho true sense of the word has no limi­ tations, recognizes no failures, looks for the beat results and docs not ask any member to do anything but ex­ pects thoin to do it without being "re­ quested." It tears down all the shams of society, all the mockery of caste, toll the ideals of “family" and puts ev­ ery member on the Bamo level regard­ less of whether he is worth a million or one dollnr. The humblest can serve ns well ns the highest and it is greatest loveler of conditions thnt any country Inis ever attempted. The lectures given nt the installa­ tion lust night if taken at their full value should work a wonderful tran,iformation in this city, and the good effects of Rotary will make our city one of the best in this great state of Floridn. It has been needed here just frazzle. Tho Illinois editor writes: Editor The Tampa Tribune: Ella Pearl Smith o f Clinton, Mo., who went with tho National Editorial Associa­ tion to Florida^ It an ungrateful "cuss.” She took the Florida hospi­ tality for four weeks and was so busy looking fo r the beat place for all the free entertainment and the beat auto for all the rides that she did not have time to see the flowers and the sun­ shine; those glorious orange trees o f emerald green, dotted with golden yellow; those beautiful lakes studded on their shores with modern little cities; wonderful fields o f growing vegetables; cattle on a thousand in1a very crude manner. "Dear people o f Florida and dear land of sunshine and flowers, do not tako these chatterings o f Ella seriously. so obscuro in our party that we did not even remember her. She wns a parasite in a party which did enjoy your wonderful coun­ try and yoqr unheard of hospitality. Bho was, the blackest‘kind o f a sheep in a party o f four hundred white ones.' She v.ps tho only one in all the party who has had anything to sny but words of wondrous praise for your fair Innd. Forget her, kind Southern people. Do not bestow on her the publicity o f a single line. She is un­ worthy o f it. She will get her own reward when she enters. the pearly gates and old St. Peter sends her dqwn below to shovel coal to purge the blackness in her soul. “ The editor of tho Reporter, who accepted your hospitality, told the Sidney J. Catta h u been, indicted by the grand jury o f Bradford county on the charge o f "corruptly receiving and accepting a gratuity o f money for casting his vote io r the granting of pardons while governor of the State of Florida” The indictment came as no surprise to many to whom open rumors of al­ leged veniality came in waves during the latter half o f the Catta* adminis­ tration.. Specific Instances are said to have been given to the grand jury; and a capias has been issued by Cir­ cuit Judge' Long for the apprehension of Catta. The Tribune dor* not intend to try this cJse in its columns. It proposes to print the news concerning progress. This much in the cause 6f justice, and in the light o f responsibility to its readers. Tho Tribune, as the voice of the people, demands that this investiga­ tion proceed t« the very utmost, so that it shall be established beyond the shadow of a doubt whether or not the honor and good name o f this state deserves the stigma attached; and if it be true aa charged that its former governor, the plan who had its name and honor In his keeping, did this de­ basing, criminal thing, then the puhIshment must be as sure, as it Is deserved. But The ^Tribune demands that thto investigation Into these charges go further. The governor Is not able alone in this state to issue a pardon, however just the demand or however improper the issue. He is but one of a pardoning board of five, .nnd it takes the vote of three In agreement to ex­ tend "executive clemency," so called, but actually clemency by- the sboard. If Sidney j ’. Catta did the vile thing charged against him In this case, then who voted with him in It, and why? The pardoning board, during the greater part o f the patts admlnlstra- city on tho map all summer. All right. That means no vnention for the editor but wo will eliminate a vacation any time if Sanford needs •our help. Now if every live wire in •the city wiR keep up tho good work 'wo will have a busy city this summer. However, you can’t lay down on tho job and put it over. 1Herald likes a real town builder wher-•wver he may be. We like a man of ' Beacham’s size .who goes ahead and •does things regardless of what the 1 public may or may not think. We n in > to see men like the Beemans, Beacham’s and others building up their home towns with their own mon­ e y ‘ and not depending upon the out.aide finances for the needful. It m ea n s'th a t such men have sufficient 2fahh in their town to put millions in jJt if necessary and they do not talk t f c t ah- building}, but g o to work when B e y g e t ready and build Teal bulldilngs. • • * , - ' Braxton Reacham will be the next t governor o f Florida in spite of all \that the politicians can do. Hia r0rd is above rtproach and he has ever 'been found doing something for hia ' «Uy, hia county and hts state, _ II* believes In doing things, tfot dreaming them all day long Add regardless of adverse flings slfigs prosperity's song. Chero-Cola Free TO OUR ACCESSORY AN D GAS AND OIL CUSTOMERS ON U. S. TIRES HAVE DROPPED 20% Look at These Prices ACCESSORY DEPARTMENT i# Edward Higgins, Inc And Sail under the Stars of the world OU can now travel, or ahlp your goods, to any part o f the world on American ow n ed and American oporated ehipa* flying the American Flag. American ships are modern, scientifically designed and constructed, new ships built for satisfactory service. I I1KAXTON REACH AM, TOWN BUILDER The editor of the Herald mndo a flying trip to Orlandto yesterday -and .•going down Orange avenue and see­ in g so much now building and our old friend Draxton Reacham sitting amid ih e piles of brick and mortar we stop­ ped to have a fow minutes conversa­ tion with him. It wns rumored here that Mn Reacham was contemplating one of the finest theatres in the south -and in looking over tho ground plans 3t looks like he is about to make the >rumor true. It will be largo enough a n d complete enough to take care o f a n y troupe that can show in the larg•tat titles. Mr. Beacham recently built -an entire block %outh of his theatre fruilding and a few days ago made •arrangements to take over the cqfn&r -Jot and building now occupied by the “Orlando Board o f Trade and expects ito erect a five story office building on *wliat is one of the best corners in Or­ lando. You never hear much about '•Braxton Reacham. He talks but liftlo. He does much. He may not be ap- WE SERVE American afrtps will carry you in comfort to South America, England, Europe, the Mediter­ ranean and the Far East. A nd the further from home you go, the more o f ^ thrill you’ ll have to see the Stars and Stripes floating 'above, your head. NOT A QUESTION OF “ BENEFIT* SANFORD HAS A NEW ROTARY CLUB Tho very newest "Rotary‘ Baby” of all is the Sanford club which organiz­ ed last night with about thirty mem­ bers. Delegations from Orlando about forty strong wont over, and with representnt(v6s from Tampa, S t Peters­ burg, Lakeland, Daytona, St. Augus­ tine, and Ocala, installed the newt club. There were places for two hundred arranged in tho dining room of tho Vatdes hotel, where a splendid dinner was served, and during which there were numerous speeches mad. Some serious, some comic, and some a mix­ ture of the two. John Turner, the diatrict deputy governor, from Tampa and S. Y, Way, of Orlando, were the leading speakers and according to all who heard these speeches both were masterly efforts, and -placed the full duty o f being a good Rotarian before the candidates like the full glow o f a thousand power electric light turned Info a darkened room. "Billy” Glenn originated and ad­ ministered the oath o f office to tho candidates with grest dignity and full sobriety of countenance, though ev­ ery one else, wae laughing at its fun and wit.—Reportet-Star. The temperature of the Sanford section by months for the past year and a half as published in the Daily and Weekly Herald this week Is one of the moat comprehensive that ha* been given out In tqany yean. The Miapfi, Herald, speaking of the Gatts investigation, says: . “ It is often a question whether a state benefits by sensational cases. The Catta investigation, for instance, is being played up all over the country to the discredit of Florida. One read­ ing northern newspapers would get the impression that most of us are bribe takers. The Stillman case had a Miami end and for that reason many newspapers turned their search­ lights on this city and made it appear that this was a haven for such affairs. Good advertising for a state or city is that which Is wholesome.” It Is not a question of whether the state will "benefit” or not. It is a matter of punishing wickedness in high places. It makes no matter what otherwise favorable publicity is given Florida If it continues possible for its chief executives, and other men in high places, to violate laws of the most grave import, during their ad­ ministration, get out unpunished, and remain unpunished because we are afraid o f the "unfavorable publicity” It will give the state. If Governor Catta did the things he Is indicted for by the Bradford coun­ ty grand jury, then Mr. Catta must be made to pay fo r It, if it lies with­ in the powers o f the state he prosti­ tuted and defamed. The Jdfheat and most holy principle o f government has seemingly been violated— that the officials, charged with the enforcement of the laws shall keep themselves blameless before those laws.* J f he has done the things charged in that indictment ’ against him, namely selling his vote on the board of. pardons for money, then he should, and must be punished for the venialty of his conduct loss precedent be set for further sinning and escape by members o f other pardoning boards.—TSmps Tribune. EDUCATION AND LUXURIES GO HAND IN HAND During tho single-year 1919 the people of Ohio spent $300,000 more for luxuries than wns spent 'in that state for education between the years 1837 and 1919, according to compara­ tive data presented by P. P. Claxton, United States commissioner of edu­ cation. Startling figures—and doubtless, Florida will show a similar disparity btotween^ expenditures for education and luxury. But insofar aa tho increasing de­ mand fo r luxury represents the desire of the common maii to live a broader and more comfortable life, there can be no quarrel with luxury, least of all among educators. Indeed, education wbuld fail of its purpose if it did not create In men a desire for other than the bare necessities o f existence. And what are luxuries? Fifteen yean ago vacuum cleaners and' elec­ tric irons were luxuries in Tampa. These things have become necessities because the housewife has been edu­ cated to know that she is not the eter­ nal bondmaid o f the Ironing board and the broom. Twenty yea n ago the carriage was a luxury of the rich. Today . the workman motoring over country roads with hia family la a common sight The automobile has opened up new experiences for the avenge man. Ik the auto, strictly speaking,is luxury? The advance of civilization is marked by a wider distribution and pmmlarisation-of the things that we call luxuries , when they are enjoyed only by a favored few. What is need­ ed jv not leas luxury, but a still wider distribution o f its benefits.—Tampa >n___ • P re sid e n t H a r d in g s a y s ! "W e know full well \v6 cannot sell where we do not buy and we cannot sell successfully tuktrt tut do not carry.” * AAaUrml T Ini » State S I . Hew Y ork. N . T . • B a t t le to Yekoham *. Kobe, ll o n f to n e , Shanihal. B1n,aPere, and orca ilon a llr U Manila and Hawaii. Metee* NavifatlM Ca. M B o . 0 . r B t. D altlnore. Md. Baltim ore to Havana, h a . • M in Canal, Loa Aneatoa, Baa FrabaU co, and Hawaii. . Maaaoa staaa. 5U » 'U m . ’ * 1 Baaver BU Now York K " *• Ble d . Janorto, M oatlrldao, and Bnonoo ■ S r& a r F rpe U se o f . S h ip p in g B o a rd Film * For Sale Stool and Wood Ship* and Wood Hull* ood Ocean - Going Tug* Few Mu ling * o f fre ig h t sh ips t o n il parts o f the w o rld , w rite D ivision o f O p eratiofa*,1T ra ffic R e e l C o r p n W a s h in g to n , D . C �tALD, FRIDAY, MAY THE SANFORD SALMAGUNDI PERSONAL NOTES H. S. ANNUAL IS OUT TODAY Irving Eatridge and will moke it their home. The Wlghta recently‘■old1their beautiful home to Captain Wimbish, but they wllLjoon have the Heights blossoming like the rose end their many friends are congratulating them on their purchase. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mahoney motored to Orlando yesterday where they spent the evening very pleas­ antly. - * Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Herndon and little Osborne, Jr., motored to Or­ lando yesterday. Will Watson and W. M. McKinnon motored to Kissimmee yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake motofred to Jacksonville today to 'attend the concert by Geraldine Farrar. Mr. and Mrs. Lake have as their guests Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. R. Newman and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Miss Mabel Wilkinson has as her guest for the week-end Misses Yalda and Rcba Stone o f Daytona Beach; Ben Stone and Mr. David Grovernstcin of Charleston, S. C. Master Billy Ball an d‘ his nurse, Miss Josephine Tarbell and Mrs. J*. G. Ball left Sunday fo r Daytona Beach where they have rented a cot­ tage for the summer. BlUy’a many friends hope that the change will be beneficial for him. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Langley, Misa Humphries, Mr. Patrick Henry and Master Frank Langley made up a con­ genial party motoring to Daytona Beach Sunday, where they spend the day. Major Adams of Fruitland Park was In the city today with a load of peaches from hla orchard. Major pur­ chased his place before tho war but could not locate there until' he had been mustered out and he has now became a Floridian. Ha was In the Signal Corps during the war and serv­ ed in France. Ho and the. editor of the Herald met up while In the serv­ ice and became good friends and he dropped In to see us today. MUs Bailie Howard of Barnesvllle, 2K “ attractive guest of Miss Gladys Bryan., Miss Howard will alao ylait her sisters Mrs. L. T. Bryan and Mrs. Porter Pitts, before returning , nNK OF TUB FINBST H. .8. MAG< home. _ Mrs. Jloy Symmes and Mrs. Roland AZINES THAT HAB EVER Hotard of Winter Park .were Dalton IJBBN PUBLISHED at tho home of Mrs. R. J. Holly Fri­ day afternoon. S alm agundi, the official High Mrs. Hattie Wilkina announces the School-magazine, has-Uw reputation engagement of her daughter, Mabel, 0f being real good every year. In to Ben Stone, of Charleston, 8. C. Mrs. M. E. Wicks, of Geneva, apent fact ever ainco "Sal" started on her Friday with her sister,. Mrs. David career she haa been' aome pumpkin, Speer, A. E. Bieckman, formerly of New bat thia year, O, my. Salmagundi in the first place cornea out In the finest York, but now of Daytona Beach, vraa in town shopping Saturday. robe that could be purchased. Leather Miss Viola Pagett. o f Enterprise, cover, yea alr.ffeel It, if you don’t be- who is a graduate of Sanford High Uevc it. Leather cover o f dark blue School, has Just returned from New York where she had a wonderful oper­ with a Seminole Indian head in colors ation performed for a stiffened Jaw. and the "H. 8.” In light green, the Miss Pagett’s many friends rejoice wording in black makes the cover one with her that the operation was a c f the moat attractive that has ever complete success and she has fully re­ covered. left the press. An inside cover of Mr. and Mrs, F. R. Langley and Dr. the same color protects the valuable and Mrs. W. T. Langley are amohg contents of the magazine and gives those attending the concert of Ger­ the book a distinctive appearance. And aldine Farrar at Jacksonville Tues­ day night. then the reading matter and the cuta Mrs. Ed. Hii :gins and Mrs. Mary and the wonderful drawings and the Higgins were attors in Orlando Fn, • . bright and witty aaylnga and all tho day. 'Mrs. Dunbar and her daughter, small chatter that goes to make a Louise, arc the guests of her daughter, High school magaxine so dear to the Mrs. J. N. Harris. heart of the scholars and the alumni Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Allen' an­ and all the friends, of our splendid nounce the birth o f a little daughter Monday, May 2nd. The baby will be - schools, fylmagundi Is dedicated to called Frances Juanita. Prof. Claude 8. Ogiivie, who has Mr. and- Mrs. Loehr of Eustis, with gnided tho 'destinies of the . High Miss Annie Laura Ashmore, were in ^School f° r two terms so successfully town shopping Saturday. Dr. and Airs. Martin, o f Osceola, as superintendent and who oxpecta to were in town shopping Saturday. leave for Harvard soon to study law. Austin Hale spent the week end in Then there is tho Supt. of Public Jacksonville. Ed. MeiBch, who is attending the Instruction, T. W. Lawton and the University of Florida at Gainesville, teachers who look twice as natural ent the week end with his parents, and the editorial Btaff composed of r. and Mrs. John Meisch. Walter O. Dunnock, representing John W. Musson, editor-in-chief; Cur­ tis Barber, business manager; Velma tho firm of P. K. Wilson Co., of New ii» i vi ,/^ fo rk , was in town Saturday calling Venable, assistant editor-in-chiefi]on 1!m! locaj n^n-hants. Sara Warren ‘Eastcrby, ass’t business Miss Mable Bowler left tdday for manager; Ruby Hart, joke editor; Jacksonville where she goes to attend Marion Dietcrfch, art editor;, Vivian the concert by Geraldine Farrer given Tuesday night. Miss Bowler will Crosby, literary society editor; Otih spend several days in Jacksonville Cobb, circulation manager; Rowcna with friends before returning home. (From Dally) Mrs. It. E. Tolar leaves today for Otwell, auditorium notes; Julia Laing, Mr»- J- Q. Adams, of Geneva, was Jacksonville where sho goes to attend Alumni; Newton Lovell,, Boys’ Ath- the Gcrnidinc Fnrrar concert Tuesdny a visitor to the city today. letip editor; Mina Howard, Girls’ at- night. J. R. Waters was a visitor in town Jetic editor; Byron Stephens,-cartoon­ yesterday from Tampa. (From Tuttd*,', D.llj) ist anil the associate editors, Bertram Tacky party at the .residence of L. F. M. Torroy of Quincy, Mass., who Shepherd, Junior Class reporter; Mao A. Frazier on Celery avenue Friday Holly, Sophomore Class reporter; has been a guest at the Montezuma night of this week. Everyone invited. leaves this morning for Winter GnrMary Stanley, Freshman class report­ Miss Lucy Byrd Smytho is visiting er ami Mias Muriel, faculty advisor. den and Oakland, Mr. Torroy has in­ friends in Bradcntown this week. terests in some fine grove property in There are cute little snapshots, G. O. Rawlings of Morfdan, Miss., whole groups o f various classes, in re­ tho Winter Haven section. was a business visitor in town yester­ Miss Mabel Wilkinson, with her pose and in action and then the wonday. derful drawings of Byron Stephens, a guest, spent Sunday at Titusville, the Mr. and Mrs. 11. B. Guiso of Evan­ high school boy and a Sanford boy guest of Miss Lctty Cnrlilc. ston, III., are spending n fow days Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Hart and Mrs. who has great things in store for him here. Fred Walsmnn motored to Orlando in the future. Mrs Ralph Wight and baby leave Salmagundi is great, and last, but yesterday. today for Charleston, W. Va., where Mrs. R. D. Smith of Macon, Ga., is not least, nro the advertisements, all they will spend tho summer. very attractive and neat and showing the guest o f her son and his wife, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. Lee, Jr., motor­ the enterprising business men o f San­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Smith. Mrs. ed to Titusville, Fla., Saturday where ford are standing behind the schools Smith will bo here for some time. the’ y spend tho week end with Mr. Mr. Anthony of Jacksonville of the and helping the boys and girls in ev­ Lee's parents. ery way. Wltham system was in town Friday as Will -Watson and W. M. McKinnon Salmagundi can hardly be described. the guest o f Howard P. Smith. motored to Tampa Monday where they It is n bunch o f the best in brains L. Urban May returned from Tampa are attending a meeting o f tho Retail that our fine High school has ever yesterday, where he went to spend Merchants' Association. produced and that h saying some- Sunday with his family. Mr. May is Mrs. George DcCottes returned , thing. It is getting to such a high connected with the B. & O. Motor home last night from Jacksonville, standard that in tho next fcW years Company and has taken up his resi­ where she has been visiting Mr. Deit will take its place among tho big dence at the Montezuma. Cottes' mother. Sho also went to college magazines of America and it E. A. Diachert of Detroit, Mich., Pensacola as a delegate from tho local should have a place with the beat of was a guest at the Montezuma last chapter of U. D. C. to the'eonvention them. night Mr. Dlschert is a prominent held there last week. Salmagundi is Just right and the seed salesman and Is celling on the Mrs. E. W. J). Dunn, o f Orlando, students and the instructors who trade while here. will address tho Woman’s Club this have made it possible deserve the Mrs. W. C. Hill was operated upoh afternoon at tho club* roms on Oak greatest praise. ‘ But then what is the for appendicitis at tho Fcrnaldavenue. • Mrs. Dunn's subject will bo use of using any more adjectives, Laughton hospital yesterday. Her “ Woman’s Work in Florida in the 'lhat we want you to do is to buy a many friends wish her a speedy re­ Future." \ copy for the small price of one dollar covery. Mr. and Mrs- M. S. Wiggins and *nd help the boys and girls to pay Dr. Thos. E. Vickers and wife of Mrs. Ella Leffler and little Dorothy for the cost of printing. They will be Harrison, Ga., were guests at the Wiggins Went to Tampa Monday; on sale at the Mobley Drug Store or Montezuma Sunday and Monday. Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hlggina end *t the Herald Printing Co. Buy sev­ Vickers la very prominent In medical Dr. end Mrs. R. C. Bowers motored eral copiea and send them to your circles In Georgia. They expect to to Jacksonville - in the Higgins car, friends. It is ,• great advertisement vialt aeveral points In Florida before where they went to attend the concert for our schools. returning home. o f Geraldine Farrar. And way down in this corner we • E. V. Young o f Atlanta, Ga., spent Harry Brown, A. J. Holworthy and **nt you to know that the IJferald Sunday and Monday at the Monte­ many o f the Lakeland Rotarians and 'rinting Co., printed Salmagundi. You zuma. Mri Young la representative of their wives were here yesterday from knew it of course. No one else could one of the largest tire-concerns In the Lakeland to attend tho Rotary doings Print it ao well. yesterday. * South'. The George W. Knight Real 'Estate * The numerous friends of Alfred MARRIED A T PALATKA “Robson were delighted to see him this Company, baa dosed the deal for the Mrs, Alice Wray o f this city and morning. Alfred, accompanied' by his N. J. Lilian) property on Elm avenue A. Beaumefster o f Jacksonville friends Wallace Ashley, arrived here to Roy Chittendon. Mr, Lilian) ex­ * ero married at Palatki yesterday at last night from Ocala, leaving today pects to erect a new bungalow in the r10 Methodist Parsonage according for Jacksonville.' They will atop over near future. “ advlcea received by friends here. at Dftytona Beach for a sflort time. Mr. and Mrs. John Turner, o f Tam­ r®011 after the marriage ceremony pa, were in the city yesterday much Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hynes, Misses Mr. and Mrs. Beaumefster left for Agnes Dumas and Daphne Wimbisht to the delight o f their many Sanford •ckaonville where the groom has Messrs/ Raymond Phillips aud Hawk­ friends. They attended the big Ro­ W it and furnished a beautiful tang- ins Connelly, apent the day on a picnic tary meeting here lest night and left today fo r Miami and other points on where they ,will reside la the at Elder springs, Sunday. v j tur®7 The groom le a former gesiAlfred Robson, Wallace Ashley and the East Coast. . President Berber Felkel, Past Pres­ <f«it O f this city where "h e resided Col. Woodward of Atlanta will arrive time, being with Chase Co., here Thursday to spend several days ident Jack Gannon, George Bassett, secretary, 'and James Ingraham, made many friends while here. In the interest o f the G. M. A* o f At­ Clauds Smith, Otis Barnes and G. B. The bride 1$ e fortner 'resident o f lanta. Lamar all o f the Bt. Augustine Ro­ ^ o r d , who lived-here fo r many Patrick Hei\ry o f Quincy, Fla., is 5‘ J " «•» Senford Helghte and Is WetL the guest o f his aunt, Mrs- F. B. Lang­ tary Club, were here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gilmore were in “ “nre »n »n g a large circle o f friends; ley at her bime on Tenth street. T m « « daughter, Blanche, wfao is a stathe city tpday calling on their many Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mobley and at the Rlgh School, will join her party o f friends motored to Jackson­ friends, being enrouto to. points on J J " a,tw xchool is over ville to day to Attend tho Geraldine the East Coast and expect to go as 1110 many friends o f brfcle and -Farrar concert tonight fa r as Jacksonville whore Mr. Gilmore w ,,k them a long life o f hapMrs.' F . B. Langley, Mrs. W. T. is putting on his new picture “The home* *nd pro-perttF hi their new Langley and" Hr. Patrick Henry left Isle o f Destiny." Paul is ope o f the this afternoon for Jacksonville to at­ favorite actors not only in Sanford tend the concert tonight given by but'in the state and, he is now mak­ o f Wilson'e Cering his home In Temps. The Herald _ ive( 0 ,*° or can o f corned beef Geraldine Farrar. will tell something about hla aspira­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight have l r C?v.r th ever* tlro a<*l»r cash ortions in the' moving picture line in toi y * " * >• D.'tatttbTv a t . purchased the pretty budgalow on tho morrow's, issue. Heighta known a s^ ird s Nest from T 1 , S CLASSIFIEDWANTADS “Wa NTkF WANTED—Young cow. Must E» fresh and good milker. J. H. Mai­ mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfc W A ITED —Team work, all. kinds. Inquire Hanson's Shoe Shop. 28-12p SEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds of hauling. § l-tfc MI8CBLLANEOU8 GET YOUR ORDERS in now for your new Bulck cer. 8ee W. J. 46-tfe Thigpen. ORDER your new Bulck now an3 you will not lose any time on the new ear load coming in soon. 46-tfe ‘ - ■ B u y S om eth in g at a B arg ain . FOR 8ALB FOR SALE—Good farm mule in good condition.—M. Fleischer. 11-26-tfe FGR SALE— 16 acres, B tired, &wells, good house, 5 miles out on dirt road, % mile from loading station. A real bargain at 65,000 terms. Telephone 319.—H. B. Lewis. 87*8tc FOR SALE—Large WAREHOUSE with rail road siding. Three blocks from center of city.—Goo. W. Knight, Real Estate and Insurance, Sanford. 85-tf NOTICE—600 new tires, all alios to bo sold at one half price. See us fo f your needs for the next year, 84x4 822.50; 84x4 end up to 37x5 In pro­ portion. No seconds. Full 6000-mile guarantee.— Ray Brothers, 814 West First Street, dealers in Firestone and Lehigh Tires. 87-4tp WANTED—We want a lady or gen­ tleman agent for tho genuine J. R. Watkins Products in .Sanford and other vacant towns. A Big Opportun­ ity for any hustler. Write today for freo samplo and free particulars of our wonderful offer. J. R. Watkins Ctf., 04, Memphis, Tenn. 39-4tp BATTERIES— We recharge and re­ pair all makes of Batteries. Send your batteries to us. Uncle Sam uses "EXIDE" Batteries in U-Bonta, air ai’d submarine service. Why not have tho best nt less cost?— Ray Bros., phono 548. 314 West First 377-4 tp Street. BISHOP CURLEY CON­ FIRMS LARGE CLASS (From Vend*,'* D»llr) The Rt. Rov| Bishop M. J. Curley, of, tho St. .Augustine diocese, wns nt the Catholic Cnurch of Sanford nil dny yesterday and in the afternoon he con­ firmed forty-two, among who wore quite n few adults. The Bishop said the early morning mass at which time the Altar Society and the Knights of Columbus attended in a body receiving Holy Communion from the hands of the Bishop, The ten o'clock mass, which was a high mass, was said by Rev. Father Burke, of Chicago,, and the sermon at this mass was delivered by Bishop Curley. At tne confirmation exercises in the afternoon the Bishop was assisted by Father Fox, of Orlando; Father Burke of Chicago, and Father Hennessy. of the Sanford Parish. Father Mallcly of DeLand, Father Farley of Lake- Children Calf and Kid Chocolate Oxford, lace low heel, sizes 1 2 V4 13, 13Vfc, and 1 ....... . . 6 , 5 Vfc, and 6 ....... 0 $4.65 We invite inspection and it is a pleasure to show our goods to shoppers A FAMILY SHOE STORE A Brown one-strap Slipper, military heel at $5.50 S A N F O R D . FLA. u First'National Bank Annex land were here for the occasion. „ Tho K. of C, and the Altar Society entertained the Bishop and the visit­ ing priests in tho evening o f the K. of C. hall with a musical program and several good, snappy talks. The cnurch wns crowded at all tho exercises yesterday with many of them being non-Catholics who had heard Bishop Curley speak before or who hod heard about what a speaker he is. Bishop Curley enjoya the disept Catho Cathotinction of being the youngest lie Bishop n America nnd in well known throughout this sec­ tion, he at one tlmo, having charge of the DeLand Parish beforo being or­ dained a Bishop. Bishop Curley is always welcome in Sanford and his many friends hope to hnvc the pleasure of his presence, in Stinford again in tho very near fu ­ ture. f PLUMBING INSPECTOR * YANKED INTO COURT CHARGE OF CONTEMPT (Br Th» AuocUUd r,.u) MIAMI, May 12.—City Plumbing Inspector n ; L. Shnller cited today to appear in circuit court to answer to charge of contempt for refusing per­ mit under clnuso o f city plumbing codo which court held Invalid. Ocean View Hotel at Coror Beach now open. Board by dayweek. Rates, 82.50 to 83.00 per doyj 815 to 818 per week.' Apartments f o r ' rent.' 89-4tp SPECIALS FOR SA TU R D A Y s 9:00 A. M. SHARP .. ’• - 200 Pieces Aluminum Ware, Best Made for $1.28— One to each customer A . KANNER Sanford Avenue Sanford, Florida Light, flexible and direct air cooled, it gives its owners consistently these 20 miles to the gallon o f gasoline 12,000 miles to the set o f tires 50% slower yearly depreciation (National Averages) Colonial Drive and Reel S t Telephone No. 522-J FRANKLIN SALES AND SERVICE COMPLETE STOCK OF SPARE PARTS ALW AYS ON HAND 1 OK *p!• «/< / Ladies' Chocolate Kid lace oxfords, . mitlt Keel. Sizes 3l£, 4,4* With the FRANKLIN there is less dead Weight to move, less jolt and jar to over­ come, less waste in the turning of gaso­ line into power. V *1 Ladies' Black C a l f and Kid Lace Oxfords, military heel, sizes 2 Vi, 3, 8 V£, sample slippers at ........... YOU CAN order your new Bulck no wand save time on tho next ear load. 46-tfe A V ■ Should it never rain you would possibly never need shoes. It will rain after three months drought and then you will want something to protect your feet. • to �TH E SANFORD Deal Made Yesterday That Means Much to Sanford 13, 1921 STUDENTS TO WEAR UNIFORMS IF BILL . ..BECOMES A LAW ( • r I k * Am m U M y ? m ) TALLAHASSEE, May 10.— Senator blU which Epperson introduced Another big sale o f Sanford real would require regular atudenta o f tho estate that means much to the city Women’s College to wear uniforms. was made yesterday evening when the Lake Front Improvement Company Another bill, if passed, would author­ sold to the Meisch Realty Company ize payment to'Sidney J. Catts, Jr., the First street land consisting of 100 $1500 extra fo r the time he served at ! $2000 salary. BlU by Miller of Duval feet fronting on the street and, ex­ 1in house would levy excise tax on gastending 100 feet or moro north toward loline and oUs, make special order for the Lake. This property is between the Woodruff block and the postofflee i Friday. House passed Hulley's bill ’ authorising issuance o f teacher's cerand is considered the most valuable 1tifleates in substitution for certificates property, in the city of Sanford for issued in other states. business purposes. The price has not been learned and the plans of the new owners have not been learned but the property is too expensive to stand idle long and it Is rumored that the new owners will' build a business block on the property TURNER W ILL CONDUCT THE IN This is part of the property of the I STALL ATION'; SIX CITIES old Sanford House and has been TO ATTEND vacant since the old hotel was torn THE U. S. R O Y A L C O R D A famous tire—and a famous Used. Acknow'sdgad among motorists and daalsrs alike as the world's foremost example of Cord tira building. Al­ ways delivering the same repeated economy, tics after lire, and seaaon after Mason. The strip* around the sidewall Is registered as a trad*-mark in t ha U. 8. Patanl Office*, I tire I Official installation of the Sanford , * i Rotary Club will be carried out TuesI day night, with John A. Turnci*,* ofcou n try to another to "fin d a m a rk e t1 F T E N it’s surprising the num ber iTampn, governor of tho eighth dlsI trict, conductin gthe installation and o f different tire view s th at com e (presenting the charter. Tho Orlando out in a ch an ce talk at the cu rb o r in •Rotary Club will have charge of the the leisure o f a friend’s ga ra ge. T h ere are 92 U .S . F a cto ry B ranches. time they hove decided to sell oil o f |program. the property with the exreption o f E ach on e gets its sh a re o f U . S. T ires. A. F. Turner wil be in charge of A lm ost every d a y y o u com e the actual site for the new hotel on the delegation attending from Tam­ T h ere is a broad, con stan t, even dis­ across the m an hum an enough the lake front. The Meisch ‘Realty pa. Others o f tho Tampa Rotary Club tribution o f U . S . T ires'"alw ays g oin g Company Is being congratulated to­ who expect to attend are C. C. Nott, to b elieve he can ou tgu ess on from these B ra n ch es to the dealer. day upon their purchase and from the L. P. Dickio, Dr. L A. Dize, W. G. the c u t-p r ic e ta g o n " jo b fact that the friends of John Meisch Ilroreln, E. D, I.ambright, Dr. C. E. lots,” "discontinu ed lin es" and B u y a U . S. T ir e an yw h ere know that he will build something Patillo, T. F. Alexander, Iten Dostnin, — in a com m un ity o f 5 0 0 people "su rplu s stocks."* that will he a benefit to the city when and possibly F. D. Jackson, president ho starts something on his new pur­ of the Tampa club. or e v e n less— and y o u g et a H is opposite is the hardchase. Clubs that will participate in the fresh , liv e tire o f c u r re n t pan ca r ow n er w h o sticks Building up this property will be installation and charter presentation p rod u ction — w ith all the o rig ­ the starting of the new era in Snnford Tuesday night nrc Lakeland, Ocala, year in and y ea r ou t to a inal serv ice and m ilea ge the and will give the city at least four or St. Augustine, Palatka, Tampa and stan d ard brand as the only " A n y U S T im five new store rooms that were bndly Orlundo, St. Petersburg, Gainesville fa ctory put into it. fa a u n i v e n a l ra tion a l eco n o m y . needed here. nor Jacksonville nrc expected to have f u l l * m o n r n j'm worth * T h e ow n er o f a m edium or official delegations in attendance. Quite a few Daytona Rotnrians are lig h t-w e ig h t ca r stands on Europe Needs Aid, expected to be present, ulthough their M a n y w ill rem em ber the scarcity equal grou n d w ith e v e ry other Clothing and Food charter hns not been formally present­ o f U . S. T ires last year. car o w n er. + For the Starving ed. District Governor John A. Turner A hardship at the tim e, b u t a bene­ " T i m d ltT y n n l A n y U nited S tates T ire is a u n i­ The American Red-Cross Ited-Cr is Calling on will go from Sanford to Miami, visit­ tiro w r i that fit n ow . T h ere are n o U . S. T ires to be versal full m on ey’s w o rth — backed up com m o u t in a ing the Miami Rotnrians before the Women ol Coun­ o f Seminole Sr switching back to Daytona to conduct w ork ed o ff— n o accu m u lation s— no ty Chapter w ith a leadership p olicy o f eq u a l "* the installation and present the char­ fo r c e d selling o f an y U . S. bran d — n o quality, buying con v en ien ce and p rice Two hundred and fifty thousqpd ter of the Daytona Club on Monday children in Central and Eastern Eu­ shipping o f tires from one part o f the for e v e r y b o d y . night of next week. The St. Augus­ rope will he provided with outfits of tine club will have charge o f the pro­ clothing during the calendar year by gram at Daytona.—Tnmpa Times. the women of America through the American Red Cross. Already the “ Red Cross Volunteers" throughout the United States arc be­ ing re-enlisted and where during the war millions of surgical, dressings, hospital garments, comfort kits and allied necessities for our soldiers wenEDWARD HIGGINS............ ..................................................Sanford, Florida manufactured volunteers are no\y turning out articles nenrer n wom­ D. D. D A N IE L ....... — ................ ............. .................. _.......:.Chuluota, Florida ANY ONE OF THREE STANDING an's heart—soft and warm baby MIDWAY G A R A G E ..................................................... ........ Longwood, Florida FIRST CLASS EXclothes. AMINATION LAWTON BROTHERS CO., Incn ....... ..................................... Oviedo. Florida The Lafayettes, as the baby outfits are called, is but a small part of the ( B j TZ» Au*fltW4 rn u ) work to be undertaken by the women WASHINGTON, May 10— Presi­ of the Red Cross, for clothing is to be dent Wilson’s order for selection of provided as well for children up to first, second and third class postmas­ LIKES T n B DAILY HERALD fourteen years of age, nearly n mil­ ters under civil service requirements lion of them, and several million gar­ was modified today by President The following letter is self-explan­ ments will l>e needed. And even this Harding to give a wider field from atory: enormous number of garments will which postmasters may be chosen. WTo the Sanford Herald: provide clothing for only a small per­ atend of being required to select can­ Just a little note from a stranger in centage of the children who actually didate standing highest in examina­ your city to let you know how much need them. So great is the need for tion for any specific postmaatership we appreciate your efforts to give the burgh pirate atar, is still able to play people a real daily paper. It may not clothing that no attempt will be made the administration may give the place OF KILLING YOUNG GIRL AT 8T. to completely take care of the needs to anyone of three at the head of the Orlando To Be the Scene a game in the field and with th*e stick be the largest daily in the world but AUGU8TINB REfro his youngsters to emulate. The certainly is one of the best. We be­ of the children, but only those with qualified list. o f All Kinds of • CBNTLY sagacity with which he employs his lieve that you and your city have a whom the Red Cross workers come in baseball knowledge has won him the fine opportunity to become great and Amusements contact in administering the medical (B y Tlu A u oda U d h w l WASHINGTON, May 10— Presititle of the "Old Fox"; combined with your paper is doing a great work in work of the combined American relief dent Harding haB requested clolay in ST. AUGUSTINE, May 10.-Cer*| ORLANDO, May 10— Among the his shrewdness is an aggressive spirit helping Sanford to become great. agencies. bett Wiles, 18, held in connection witi the passngc o f peace resolutions in These facts *are set out in a state­ the house, it was stated today by many attractions that havo been an­ on the field that stamps him a born Keep at it. •You will get there. the killing o f Daisy Barnhill, 13, ment issued from National Headquar­ those'in close touch with the White nounced for the'entertainment of the leader. VISITOR Sampson last week was released l* In Joe Tinker, Tommy Leach has a American Legion men who will visit ters of the American Red Cross to House. day,#the grand jury dismissing thi j Orlando the 16th and 17th of May rival who promises this year to dim Division Office, and given out for pub­ Pinehurst Daily is open for inspec­ case. Wiles was hunting with tie, the particular brightness that has flxduring their Third Annual State Con­ lication from the Southern Division PROFESSOR MARIS DEAD vention will be Joe Tinker’s Tigers, od his place in the sun of the Florida tion at any time, milk in handled by brothers o f the girl and returning t* | headquarters. The South, that is the leader* in the 1921 pennant race in State League. His leadership is of I. D. Martin. Fresh butter milk the Barnhill home where the girl »»*' New Southern Division area in which (From T u . » d » j ' » > daily. 38-ltc od her brother for .a shot gun, in Uz-j is included the former Gulf Division, Word comes to Sanford friends of the Florida State League, in two the kind that inspires confidence from ing it from Barnhill boy the gun j will be asked to provide 135,000 gar­ Professor Maris that he died at the games with Tommy Leach’s Tampa the men he commands. He is the type of manager who deals in futures rath­ The recent drop tn gasoline is apt Smokers, last year’s champions. The discharged in Wiles’ hands, the lo*j ments and 17,000 layettes. home of his son near.Philadelphia on —(-i The shooting visiting Legonnairea will be the gucsta er than a present fixed standard of to result this way: The cheaper, the striking tiu Seminole county will be asked to April 28th. the girl supply 48 layettes and 400 garmentSL purely accidental. Professor Maris was well known of Memorial Post No. 19 at these two ( valuation to judge a player’s ability, more; the more, the merrier. The layettes will be made by the In Sanford where he resided for many games, reservations having already Hia confidence in the ability o f hia various church societies and circles. years living at Lake Onoro after re­ been made for several thousand seats youngsters to make good begets con­ . fidencc and they lift their percentage The garments, will be solicited thru tiring from active work as teacher in st the contests. Lost Friday, Joe Tinker, the great 'ea to help him win games. On the these same societies, as follows: a college which he established for For girls from ons to five: dresses, the Friends Society near Philadelphia. ex-Cub shortstop, who is shaping the field no manager is more aggressive destinies of the Orlando Club this and he plays to win by taking big petticoats, undershirts, nightgowns; He was known far and wide as an season, led his Tigers to their thir­ chances and seizing eveqr opportun­ for girls from five to 14: dresses, educator and with hia estimable wife teenth victory oat o f fourteen -starts ity to crowd a run across the plate. (Chemises, petticoats, blomers, night­ was well known and beloved in-their for the season. Even the traditional gowns. Garments for boys, from five northern home and in their Florida MIAMI, May 9— Residents of Mi­ Friday the 13th hoodoo failed to atop to 14: blouse suits, underdrawers, un­ home. They left here about two years ami Beach are experimneting with the mad rush o f hia Tigers, for the dershirts, winter nightshirts. ago shortly after they h*d lost their sharks as good and those who have 1921 bunting. Tommy Leach and hia These garments need not be pew, Will sell 3-gallon milk cow, fresh two months; 1 heifer, home by fire and Mrs. Maris died eaten shark steak declare the flesh is Smokers, who have to date taken the but must be in good order, and suit­ 18-months old; one Jersey bull, perfect picture, 13 able for wear in cold weather and for about one year ago, since which time only gnme from the speedy Orlando wholesome, palatable and high nutrit­ months old, all for $175.00 or sell separately: Cow, $75, Professor Maris had been living with aggregation will be the club to op­ ious. rough usage. heifer, $60; bull, $60. Also thoroughbred Berkshire ser­ his son. pose them the two days the Legion . Russell J. Coles, of Danville. .Va., The chapter is furn|shing, is as far vice boar,' age 2 years, $60.00; and seven 2-months old His death will cause universal sor­ veteran sportsman and intimate friend men arc in the city," as possible, materials cut ready for thoroughbred Berkshire Duroc pigs, $6 each. In-Tommy Leach, the Smoker Gen­ o f the late Colonel Theodore Roosevelt sewing, for the layettes with the row in the many places where he was who has eaten shark on numerous oc­ eral, and Joe Tinker, the wizard o f the casions declares the flesh o f the fresh­ exception of the two nil wool shirts known'during hia lifetime. Tigers, the American Legion men will ly killed fish o f various species pos­ and two flannel petticoats, which they T. G. ROEBUCK . We gave Russia Trotsky and Hay­ sec pitted against each other two o f sesses. a peculiar odor which may be are asking the societies to donate. GREENWOOD LODGE LONGWOOD, FLORID* removed by salting. The method in wood! Haven’t we done her all. the the smartest baseball men in the coun­ rogue is to parboil it after It has been HERALD ADS get results. try. Tommy Leach, the old Pitta- aafted sere rah hours, then to cook i t service she can expect from us? O WIDER FIELD POSTMASTERS TO BE CHOSEN United States Tires United States ® ORLANDO AND TAMPA WILL HAVE BATTLE ROYAL * FOR AMERICAN LEGION MEN Rubber Company YOUNG BOY RELEASED FROM CHARGE J .v4 £«l -• , - V- . �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 13,1921 PACKING HOUSES FOR CELERY STANDARDISING t e e c e lery crop C. M. BERRY, County Agent DeLand Beats Sanford Do you know you can roll (T m Ittvtir'i SaUr) The boys o f the Sanford High School team motored to DeLand yes­ terday all fired up tq tear down the a gai crack team of the DeLand High. But lO cts from the hitting of DeLand was just a wee one bag of bit too much and tho final score was 3 to 1 in DeLand’s favor. Tho game ,was a good one all the way through, the Sanford team play Ing errorless ball and were it not for W h e n y o u let us supply you r bu ilding the heavy stick work for DeLand they needs you get a great deal more than just ee would have brought home the bacon. many feet o f lumber— bundles of shinglee— As it was, though, with tho score as pounds o f nails—or panels of Beaver Board. dose as it was and the fine showing made on the field the Sanford boys Y o u g e t th e benefit o f o u r building deserve a lot of credit and the San­ material knowledge and experience in Service ford fans all believe they will show that helps you get the results you want at tbe ’em a thing or two yet. right price. 8ervice first in planning the The Sanford High School team ia work—more service in selecting proper mate* OENUIHK behind financially, and a game is be­ rials—speedy service in delivering the goodsi ing arranged fo r next Thursday af­ You pay for the materials. Tho serrfoe ternoon at which time they will meet pays far itaelf in tbe larger volume of business TOBACCO * fast team of the Sanford Stare to It brings through super-satisfied customers* battle for the championship of Semi­ It wlU pry yo u to nole county. C. L. Britt, o f Perkins bm one o f thorn. A Britt, is getting together the team •that will oppose them and a crackerjack good game ia promised and the Miscellaneous May small admission charge goes to pay Sale at YowelPs off the debt of tho Sanford High School’s team. Further announce­ ments will be made about this game In today’s issue is a two page ad­ in the very near future. vertisement o f Yowell h Co., who are putting on what ia called a Miscel­ laneous May Sale which is unique in Don’ t Always Blame Hens When Eggs Are Scarce its style but none the less a wonder­ Rata may be getting them—U. S. ful opportunity for the people of this part of Florida in the great bargain Government Bulletins prove they line. Aside from the startling fact know how to get them. Break a cake that in Aluminum Waro you can get of RAT-SNAP Into small pieces and any of the numerous pieces o f genu­ place where rata travel. It' there, ine aluminum ware for IM P, there RAT-SNAP will get them—positive­ arc numberous bargains in silks, or­ ly. Three sixes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. gandies and Swiss, hosiery, corsets old and guaranteed by Ball Hardware and everything for the ladies; and Co.—Adv. men's shirts, suits and furnishings of 517 Commercial Street 666 cures Chills and Fever. all kinds. Then the ladies suits, blouses, dresses and boys’ wash suits, etc., and many other big bargains too numerous to mention, make this big sale one that will nttracl the crowds of buyers from everywhere. Read the advertisement in today's paper and at­ tend the big sale that will atari Fri­ Summer fertilizer on citrus trees pays for itself in two ways— gives larger fruit, day, May 13t4> and lasts ten days. 1 believe the time haa come to r the with fine results and have invented a .undardiiation o f th® * r*d® P " * field crate for carrying celery from ^Sanford celery through not more the field to the packing house that la J L three large pecking houses: two light, strong, and practical in every the East SIdo and one on the We«t way. the Sanford district. There will always bo a large quan­ ] believe in encouraging the F. 0 . tity o f unwashed celery shipped from a t*sh sale by being able to give the Sanford to tho central washing points ja « r exactly what be wants: a car bat there should also be a large quan­ jS h U ; » car • « " o f fours tity o f WASHED celery shipped from ^ , e a r of threes, either washed or Sanford to certain markets all ready as he desires, under a for the retailer thus cutting out cost­ jkiKUrd grade and pack that will be ly refrigeration and freights on the j^oyniud throughout the United waste that is stripped o ff and thrown gtgtes and Canada, and this can be away'at the other end at our expense. through the packing house sys- There will be those who oppose this. Growers may expect such opposition, tua tWUA • In die days o f sand roads and mule- but a day will come when a large per­ tttm, this system was not possible centage o f our celery will be washed bat with hard surface roads and no> and packed at Sanford, ready for the tor-trucks any farm in the Sanford ultimate consumer. strict would be within fifteen minMany years ago we quit the indiv­ Btts* haul to a packing house located idual paok of oranges. Wo put our „ above specified. tomatoes through packing houses, and Until we raise the grade and pack now, this year, three-fourths of the nf our entire product we will not get Sanford peppers are going through tbe grade that we should Ijave. The packing houses. Let us do the same individual grower who puts up a good with our celery. It is thoroughly pack may now get 25c more than the practical; has been done, and is being swige run for his celery but he done in other places and can be done probably suffers more than anyone in the Sanford District more easily tbe from the lack o f standardisation than in any other celery-growing dis­ tecanse the average run o f celery is trict in the world, and what I have ifeat sets the price o f celery In the said applies to Oviedo and Lake Mon­ Birkets and the small premium which roe as well as to the Sanford district. Let us sell a standard packlngit get-" "ii his superior pack docs not swrty offset his direct loss on a c c o u n t : house pack of graded, pre-cooled celof tbe lowering o f the general price CT from now on and half the gamble beiosc of the poor pack and grade o f will be eliminated from our market­ the general run. This man's super­ ing and three-fourths o f the growers' ' . ior ability and profit as a grower labor troubles will disappear. Adequate packing housea can be ihoold be shown in thn quantity of first d srs ce le ry ho can deliver per financed by setting a packing house acre rather than through on individual charge that will show Sufficient prof­ it above actual cost of packing to pack. make it nn attractive proposition to In past years it1was thought impos­ growers who will take stock in their sible to -hip either washed or prohouses and put all o f their products cooled celery any distance. At tho through them. ■present time practically all of the C . M. BERRY, celery shipped b y express from San­ County Agent. ford Is washed and Fox Brothers have washed celfcry f o r several days in co ld ALBANY, May 11.—President storage before expressing it to their Harding today telegraphed greetings best trade and the grocers are Selling three crates o f this celery to every one and best wishes to the United Confed­ they used to sell o f celery packed in erate veterans of Georgia assembled the rough and unwashed. Bel] Bros., here in their thirtieth annua] reunion. EAT- LESS MEAT IF YOU FEEL BACKACHY OR HAVE BLAD-of Lake M onroe, have sent ten cars of DER TROUBLE wished celery to market this season 666 cures Biliousness. o ld ,w o m -o u t t i n s w ith new ones, Diamond answers the call o f the times with a Pays for Fertilizer therefore more boxes, and a greater bearing surface for next year’s crop. We recommend * SEMINOLE TREE GROWER 4% A nun., 6% A. P. A., 8% PoL n ow s p le n d id h ig h -m ile a g e fin e s a r e a v a ila b le a t th e fo llo w in g p r ic e s * . FA B R IC RED TUBES i q u t i Q it 30x3 14.00 30*33* 16.60 2.25 2LOO - IDEAL FRUIT and VINE MANURE ’.3% Amm., 6% IDEAL HIGH GRADE FRUITER 4% Am m , 87* A. P. A., 4% Pot. W. & T.’s Seminole Fruit Manure A. P. A „ 10% PoL 3% Amm., 8% A. P. A., 5% Pot. , ORDER EARLY APPLY EARLY MARKET EARLY Write for new price list showing further reductions in prices. R: C. MAXWELL, Manager Sanford Branch Meat forms uric acid which cxcitea and overworks the kidneys in their efforts to filter it from the system. Regular eaters of meat must flush the kidneys occasionally. You must relieve them like you relieve your bowels; removing'all the acids, waste and poison, else you feel a drill mis­ ery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, dizzi­ ness, your stomach sours, tongue coated and when the weather ia bac you have rheumatic twinges. The urine ly cloudy, full of sediment; the channels often get Irritatad, obliging you to get up two or three times dur ing the night. ‘ . * To neutralize these irritating adds and flush o ff the body’s urinous waste get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take a tablpspooitfiil in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kid­ neys will then act fine and bladder disorders disappear. This famous salts is made from the add of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia and has been used for generations to dean and stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop bladder irritation. Jad Salta is inexpensive; harmless and makes delightful effervescent Jithiawater drink which millions of men and wom­ en take now and then, thus avoiding serious kidney and bladder diseases. — Adv. W ILSO N & TOOM ER FE R TILIZE R COM PANY MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS** AGRICULTURAL BUILDING * • t JACKSONVILLE, FLA. M T H E U N IV ER S A L CAR 3440 f. o. b. Detroit W ith Spring Comes the Rush Season for Ford Cars - Each year thousands haVe been compelled to wait for their cars after placing* their orders. Sometimes they MOVING PICTURE CENSORSHIP BILL COMES UP.MAY 18 ^ e s e ^7 Service TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS H ereis welcom e new s fo r a ll tire u sers. J u st w hen -r.l have waited many months. TALLAHASSEE, May 11.—The house has-made a special order for the eighteenth hast., consideration o f the bill providing for the censorship o f moving pictures and moving pic­ ture advertisements displayed in this state. Also providing for the ap­ pointment o f a board o f censors, etc. The bill was before the judiciary committee B, and was reported farora'bly by that committee. Oa the eighteenth it will be taken up. on its second reading in the hone at 11 o'clock, at tbe morning session. By placing your order now, you will be protecting. yourself against delay. You will be able to get reason­ ably prompt delivery on your FORD car. And you will have it to enjoy when you want it most—this spring. Don't put off placing your 29AO 39-BO N o w is th e tim e t o in v e st A U TH O R IZ E D FORD D EA D ER THE * Jr ===S=eT*hg==:=Lik— .r a ster* m a ,7^1 �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1921 Reichstag Yields Agrees to Pay SPEEDY ACTION BY GERMANY HOLDS OFF-INVASION BY THE ALLIES. BERLIN, May 11.—Germany has accepted the allied ultimatum. The reichstag tonight by a vote of 221 to 176 yielded to the final demands o f the filled powers, and, in so doing, agreed to fulfill the terms o f the treaty of Versatile* “ to the capacity" o f the nation to do so. Dr. Wirth, the centrist leader, fin­ ally succeeded in formin a coalition cabinet composed o f centrists, major­ ity socialists and democrats, which, when confronted by grave necessity, speedily decided that acceptance of the ultimatum was the only course. The allied ultimatum required a de­ finite reply, based on “ yes" or “no." •No conditional reply would be enter­ tained and the ultimatum was formul­ ated to expire on May 12. The total sum which Gerfniny is /ailed upon to pay is 6,750,000,000 pounds, disarmament must be carried out by Germany in accordance with the provisions of the treaty and the trial o f war criminals must be put in­ to effect. Numerous other important terms, In which Germany has been in default, will be enforced. Non-compliance with the allied ulti­ matum would have subjected Ger­ many to the occupation of the Ruhr talley and whatever other military and naval measures were deemed ad­ visable.. The German cabinet crisis was solved, declares the Vosslsehe Zietung, . owing to the threat of President Eb­ ert to resign if a parlinmenty and po­ litically responsible cabinet was not formed to answer the allied ultlmaGermany's reply to the allied ulti­ matum, accepting the terms laid down by the allied supreme council regard­ ing guarantees, disarmament, trial of war criminals and financial conditions. The reply ststes that Germany agrees unconditionally to those decisions. The reply was sent to the allies after the eabinet, headed by Dr. Wirth, the new chancellor, ^had received what amounted to a vote of confidence -in Mothr’s Day was nicely observed at the Moore’s Station church, Rev. E. D. Brownlee was here and gave a ahort talk. He brought W. L. Rumple with him. Mr. Rumple ga\-6 a beau­ tiful talk on Mother's day nnd Kath­ leen Long recited in her usual enter­ taining manner. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cameron have gone to Bostwick to spend the summer at the Cameron rattle ranch. Luther Ferguson is at home from Parkton, N. C , where he has been since Christmas. Buster Prevatt is .recovering from having his tonsils removed a week My. and Mrs) C. F. Baker have as their guest, Mrs. Dillon Pickering of Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Pickering had heard of - our lovely summer weather and will make an extended visit with her friends at their home, the Palms, on Richmond avenue. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpening went to Jacksonville on Friday's boat to visit their daughter, Mrs. Byran Squire and family. They arrived home Tuesday driving a new car. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Miller have bought the Mrs. Ella Greenland 10 acre farm on Cameron avenue from the Wilsoo-Toomer Fertilizer Co. Mr. Miller has been out o f the fanning a year, but the fascination was too great to ke^p him away long. Mr. Holly's suggestion of a “ Scribe# picnic" would be fine. He will have to be a reception committee as he U no doubt the only one who would know all o f us by sight, then put tags on oa so we would know each other. The Mooris young people came from Pahlokie instead of Palatka, a misprifit in last week’s East Sanford LAKELAND ROTARIAN8 AT INSTITUTION OF SANFORD CLUB TUESDAY EVENING Accepting the invitation of the Ro­ tary Club of Orlando to participate in the institution of a Rotary Club at Sanford on Tuesday 'evening, the Lakeland Rotary Club was represent­ ed at a great gathering of Rotarians and their ladies at the Hotei Valdez by President W. W. Chase, Secretary A. J- Holworthy, W. F. Sneed, Harry Brown, Mrs. Jewett, Mrs. 1. V. Stev­ ens, and Mrs. Jos. Johnson. . The Orikndo club .under the presi­ dency of Ken Guernsey of the wantthc-capita] city, had all the details ar­ ranged to perfection. The dinner was an elaborate one and well served. Tsking part in the after-dinner sec* lion of the program were the repre­ sentatives from the dubs at Tampa, Gainesville, Ocala, Palatka, St. Au gustino, St. .Petersburg, Orlando and Lakeland, each club doing special "stunts/' The presentation of the charter was made by John Turner o f Tampa, he os g6vcrr.gr-elect being the special representative of the In­ ternational Association of Rotary Clubs. The address of acceptance was made by the first president of the Sanford chib, Hfc R. Stkvcns, of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway.— Lakeland Telegram. The Misses Ray and Lane were out from Sanford to cal! on Mrs. J. A, Vaughn on Sunday. Mrs. John Borell and Miss Olga Bei­ lin spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ballinger. _ Mr. Johnson, who has been visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. Mcadcr, left Monday for Okeechobee to obtain work. Miss Eva Arrants, of Aucilla, Fla., is expected this week on a visit at the home of her brothers, Charles and Dunnic. Mr. Stafford finished drilling a well for A. L. Campbell on his home-place this week, getting good water. He has also recently drilled a lit­ tle deeper for Andrew Bertelson with good results. Mr. and Mrs. Ehrcnsperger and daughter, Miss ' Olga Beilin, spent Sunday in. town at the -home of Mr, and Mrs. D. Hodges, in company with some newly married relatives from Orlando and a feast of good things was enjoyed. , We were ail (find to hear that An­ drew Bertelson was able to return home Monday from the hospital, com­ ing out with Alfred Ericson. We hear later that Mr. and Mrs. Reid arc residing in Palatka, rather than in Georgia as we first heard. Mrs. Nora Swanson w%s a visitor qt the home of ^Irs. Emil Magnuson one day last week and Mr. and Mrs. Borell and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse I-ee were callers there on Sunday, We are evidently getting our ex­ pected drought after an excess of rain for two years. Glad they are getting ready to oil the roads. It la fine time for building and road mak­ ing and ditching. Dr. Edwards came out to preach last Sunday. We did not. receive the notice in time to publish it. Mr. Sjoblom, of Ij»ke Mary, brought him over, lie took for his subject the need In our day of men of prayer like Nehimiah of old. Mr. and Mrs. Ericson and family, who with Mrs. Borell attended ser­ vice in Sanford in the morning as well kindly took him back. Don’t forget the Sunday School at 2:30 and let us make it a day of aoul refreshment as well as bodily re­ creation. BOOK LOVERS CLUB (Tnm K oitr'i DtUr) Mrs. Robert J. Hotly entertained the members of the Booklover* Club and a few guests, most delightfully Fri- The rooms o f this spacious home were thrown together and artistically decorated with a profusion o f flowers, their bright beauty reflecting a charm­ ing atmosphere of joyous spring time. ' The afternoon was pleasantly spent with fancy work and discussion of late books. Late in the afternoon Mrs. Holly served deviled crabs, hot rolls, potato J. C. Ellsworth killed a five-foot chips, coffee, apply# snow topped with diamond back rattler in his corn field whipped cream and angel rood cake. The guests o f the afternoon were: Tuesday. It had seven rattle* and a Mra. Roy Symes and Mrs. Roland button. Hotard o f Winter Park and Mrs. R. Ernest Tolar. The members o f the eh»h present were Mesdames Harry Ward, PrW Williams, J. E. Pace, Henry McLaalln, J. C. Bennett, L. P. Hagan, E. P. Morse and Stall* Are ^ - - *c-~-4 v- * ; ==j Under the' supervision o f J . . W. Bell a macadam street has been laid In the town of Monroe. This road a tends from the main Monroe brick paved road out the 'boulevard about three miles. The street is about 16 feet wide and the A. C. L. railroad company agreed to pave the street along the railroad tracks* with the same hard material, thereby extending the street in width about 30 feet. The roqd-tbat leads out the boulevard is 0 feet wide. This macadam street U a great improvement and gives our town a neat, progressive appearance. Now, if some of our good citizens would get together and plant beauti­ ful shade trees along each side and pretty shrubbery such as crepe Myrtle, Oleanders, Hibiscus, Poinsetties, etc., we would soon have a beautiful little town and one o f which we would be justly proud. Pepper picking* in this section is now in full swing. There is still little fluctuations in price. Ten carloads have left this section, netting the growers here over 1 14,000, thousand crates o ff four acres o f land and the bushes are still full o f bloom and have a dark, healthy look. This man $4.50 and Ifi.OO f. o. b. How's that for trucking in Florida? Bell Brothers have opened a pack­ ing house at Monipe i n ' the ware­ house and arc packing under contract for all the buyers. Each buyer has the privilege of sending an inspector to sec that a satisfactory pack is put up. The packages arc neat and per­ fect, the fruit is easily handled as the pepper is fine and large and of uniform size, nearly all number ones but few seconds and culls in the wholo-fot. The Sanford Truck Grow­ ers rolled the first car from the pack­ ing house. The Peninsula Construction Co+ of Jacksonville, has the contract to build a new house for Ben Lake. The new bungalow, which will be modern in all details, is to be built upon the old site. Lt will have a large living room and dining room separated by n colonade the base of which will be a China closet upon one side and a bookcase upon the otjicr side. A modem equip­ ped bath intersects two of the- bed rooms while a generous supply of cloth closets are found throughout th'p. house.* The front of the house will have the witfe bungalow porch with the long eaves while a smaller portji will be at the rear. When com­ pleted this will be one of the pret­ tiest dwelling bouses in the rural community. Mr. Lake will remove the old house that the fmaliy have occu­ pied, farther back on the place and use as a tenant or a storage house. Mr. Lake and his estimable family are among our most progressive citizens. His well kept farm ami his superior crops have always been a credit to this section, and now that his new home is going up his property wilt indeed be one of the show places of this community. A large crowd of neighbors and friends stormed Mr. and Mrs. Buch­ anan's Thursday evening and whiled away the pleasant hours in dancing. The lower floor of the Buchanan home was thrown cn suite, the furniture and rug removed from the large din­ ing room and soon nimble feet and happy hearts were keeping time to the merry notes of “ In the Land of Rice and Tea,” a jolly little one step that opened the ball. ' Of course there was only the Vfctrola by way of an orchestra, as music in our neck of the woods, with only a raze exception or so is purely of the canned variety, but Men are more or less fixed in their habits of buying. They don't seem to enjoy shopping around, from store to store before making a purchase store o f their choice and get what they want at That's the way, it should be and that's the way you’ll find it when you come to our store. You'll get the lowest price at which it’s possible to sell good merchandise^ The Clothcraft Store in This Town vices working over time ana none me less merrily. Young people $ake to dancing as readily as fish to water, but some of- the older folks had been rusticating in the Florida woods for so long that many of the fancy steps had escaped them. But fortune smiled for 16! some of the guests hailed from the city, knew all the latest didoes, rounded us up, gave the cue# cajoled along, till pretty soon squeaky joints and rheumatic bones gave in ,the floor was crowded, enthusiasm soared and all cried, “ On with the dance.” It is said that dancing, after swimming, is one of the most exhiliarting nnd de­ lightful of exercises. It is both a mental and physical benefit. The George Mathews, Miss Iva Bales, Mf- and Mrs. Wheeler Marsh, DeLand; the elder daughter of Me. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins and son, John L. WImbiah of Sanford, Fla, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hawkins and until a month ago residents of thi* children, Pud Hawkins and wife, aryl city. She 1» a beautiful young womiiv Mr. and Mrs. Sloans, of Sanford. o f winning personality and an unself­ A pleasant surprise pound party ish disposition that has endeared her was given at Letter Johnsbn's last to both young and old. She was one week. Quite n lafgc crowd \$ere pres­ of the most popular girls in the city; ent and expressed themselves as hav­ and it was with a tinge o f real regret ing a pleasant evening. that friends saw her leave to make The Free Methodists are making her home elsewhere, but the happiest preparations to have a camp meet­ of welcomes awaits her return. Mrs. ing. A tent has been cast in the lot Pollard was •' graduate o f Salem Col­ at the corner of Monroe and Kentucky lege, and during the late war was an streets. Everybody is cordially invit­ i untiring worker serving for several ed to attend. j months as army nurse stationed at J. H. Bruce has sold his property, Fort McPherson. Since that time, she consisting of a house and lot to Will has given a great deal of her time t» Bailey of Sanford. civic work# in Winston-Salem. Mrs. Pete Ahern, o f Fort Pierce, Mr. Pollard Is the younger son of arrived Wednesday to be a guest of Mrs. Pollard and tfce late William Miss Linda Miles. While here she Pollard, and Is popular with a Isrg* will also go to Orlando for a short circle of friends In both business and visit. social circles. During the war, he-wa» MR. HUGH CARTER POLLARD n member o f the 113th regiment, field MARRIES MISS PANSY WIMBISn artillery, nnd served overseas fo r* year. Since .his return, he has been with the BanMiss Pansy Wimblsh and Mr. Hugh associated in business i * Carter Pollard were married yester­ nor Investment Company. Mr. and Mrs. Pollard are now wr day morning at 11 o'clock In Sanford, a brief tri pwhlch will include point* F la , so. a telegram received by the in' Florida and' Georgia, and upoa groom's mother yesterday afternoon their return to this city will be «t stated. The news is o f great interest to home with Mr. and Mrs. W. G. rOme in Ardmore.—Winston-Salem �V *. ^i_-'.=r- *Y€r-’ i^ -«s_>5* :.; f_: . ■p- - / \ -Try- v\♦.--’ » r , *,-* • •- JW^w6"** ■ * -- VnH-, ' -A » .: \* ^rlirJrtef*T: ■IV [EMPERATURE is a subject most important just now when Winter seems lingering in the lap of Spring and in May the thermome________ ter is ranging around 53 in Flor­ ida as an average and the nights are so cool that folks are wearing winter clothes. This, is only one* o f the many inducements that Florida offers to prospective homeseekers diffi and-one that is difficult to explain to* them. . They cannot separate the thought o f Florida being anything, but Jiot—torrid heat—in the summer time when in truth the^weather is . much more pleasant in Florida in the sum­ mer than it is anywhere in th e middle states farther .north. There the heat is insuffer­ able, there is i]o'surcease, no escaping from the oppressive heat that remains stifling in ‘intensity in the day time and fromowhich there is no relief at night. 'In Florida lh^flly and August the thermometer goes to an aver­ age of 80 andtt is hot in the sun but get in the shade of a tree or on the porch and the breez­ es, that fan the peninsula from the gulf and from the ocean cool you o ff at once and you are comfortable 'even at mid-day.* A t night if your sleeping .quarters are arranged to catch the breeze it is there for your benefit and you can sleep in comfort the hottest night in the summer. An ideal climate is one in which there is a moderate variation in tem­ perature with a low relative humidity and a freedom from destructive storms. These conditions prevail here in Sanford as no­ where else on the continent and, the temper­ ature report as compiled by the government will show it. Variation o f temperature with­ in reasonable limits is essential to health and vigor and this is where Florida olimate and this part o f the state especially is better than the climate o f the zones in the Bermudas, Porto Rico and other parts of the globe?—cli­ mates that grow monotonous and make life unbearable and whose climates are enervat­ ing and enfeebling. Sanford has its cool bracing days as well as its warm ones arid in the heat o f the summer the' cooling showers come to refresh the earth and the inhabitants thereof. We have the sunshine, the brisk breezes and the mild breezes but none of them in the extreme. Earthquakes of course t h is p u b l ic it y * in Florida are an unknown quantity and hur­ ricanes and cyclones are only known from newspaper accounts o f them in other parts of the world. MONTHLY TEMPERATURE Compiled by Benjarinin Whitner, Of a ficial Weather Reporter -Max. Min. Temp. Temp. Ave. :: Rainfall 1919— Temp, in inches -1 November ......92 December ...:..88 68.8 61.1 4.37 5.04 61.5 56.9 63.9 71.2 72i9 77.3 80.4 80.1 79.2 71.1 65.4 59.6 1*81 6.48 .27 5.05 5.18 6.54 7.36 8.09 6.97 1.40 3.22 2.17 j; :: :: 1920— January.........85 February ....... 80 March............ 95 April .........y:....93 May ..........^......91 June...............% July................ 98 August......... . 95 September .....97 October ......... 89 November ..... 88 December ..... 83 1921— * January ...... 84 February ....Qjft March.....L.Z53 April.............. 94 61.4 62.9 71.6 71.1 ' .86 1.78 .9 7 1.08 , :: •<» Our winds come mainly from the sea, being charged with moisture yet the relative hu­ midity is not high. Our fortunate position in this respect can be found out by comparing our climate with that of the Pacific slope where the temperature is mild but the high mountains close to the shore act as cloud con­ densers with the result that there is a con­ stant fog and depressing rainfall bringing an uncomfortable excess o f cold moisture. There is fog at times in Florida in the early morning but the winds from the ocean sweep­ ing over the land dispel‘t^em almost as soon as they form and the moisture with which they are laden is imperceptible. Therefore our clouds being condensed by the colder cur­ rents o f air-higher up in brisk rainfall, or showers, in the summer with a bright atmos­ phere and when the showers are over the ground dries quickly ^nd accounts for our pleasant summers which are the most de­ lightful part o f the season. For instance; our. summer days ai;e dreams for the new. residents with the sun rising in a cloudless sky, the morning hours being deliciously cool and invigorating. As the sun mounts higher and higher in. the heavens huge banks of glouds are seen mass­ ing in array and the rain comes down in tor­ rents maybe for a short time, usually in the afternoon and before the evening the sky will be clear again, the ground will be dried out, the water being quickly absorbed and all signs o f a heavy downpour o f rain will have disappeared leaving the air cool and clear and then will come the famous summer nights m Florida where the moon, when in full^will be so clear and o f?such refulgance that you can read a newspaper by its beams. The climate is health giving a n i many come tyere to find relief from throat, bron­ chial and catarrhal troubles and here they find new health and strength. Even the ail­ ments common to mankind in all parts of the world are found when found at all in much lighter form. Among them might be men­ tioned pneumonia, small-pox, bronchitis, hay fever and “ flu” and many other diseases that are fatrfl in cQlder climates and climates that are damp. Malaria, discovered to be due' to ^ infection o f the certain kinds o f mosquitoes;4r is easily preventable and has ceased to be troublesome. Our low death rate and the fact that our people enjoy good health at all seasons o f the year is the best evidence that Sanford and Seminole County can be called the healthiest part o f the world. The health, will be taken up in another issue. Aside from the benefits to be derived by the human race is the favorable climate for growing vege­ tables and fruits o f all kinds and here again the report of the average temperature for many months will prove the truth o f the as­ sertion that we are “ sitting on the top of the world.” ■. r c a m p a ig n is m a d e p o s s ib l e b y t h e f o l l o w in g p r o g r e s s iv e f ir m s a n d INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: -S A N . F O R D Chase & Co. ( lias. E. Henry, Lloyd Shoe Store ' R. R. Eldridge Commission Merchant Kent ^Vulcanizing Works ,> Standard Auto Top Co. A. Kanner, : Star Theatre Genera] Merchandise Commission Merchant Roberts* Grocery R. E, Stevens, Physician Hill Hardware Co. Bryan & Wheeler, Autos Wilson & Toomer, • Hill Lumber Co. Fertilizers Edw. Higgins, Autos. Meisch Realty Co. . . j . e . Spurling, Real Estate Realty Loan & Guar. Co. Sanford Truck Growers, Inc M||jer»g Bakery a „ rCo. * Automotive Supply ^ Seminole County Bank Speey & 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, Wight Grocery Co., Commission Merchant Perkins & Britt, Wholesalers • Haberdashers 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 Automobiles ■ Reher Bros. Auto Painting' Attun.eyHit.Law i-s s s ^ s a s * . Elder Springs Waiter Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A. Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, Printers. Office Supplies George A* DeCottes, Attom ey-at-Law T. J. Miller & Son Hodges & McMullen, Barbers Sanford Farmers Exchange Florida Cuba Cigar Co. Cigar Manufacturers W. A. Whitcomb, Real Estate Brown’s Meat Market I. D. Martin, ^ Groceries. Meats Cates’ .Crate Co. Merchant’sGrocery Co. - O V I E D O - O. P. Swope Land Co. C. \u West, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. General Merchandise C. T. McCuUey, Garage E. A. Farnell, Groceries H. B* McCall, Gen. Mdse. CHULUOTAJ. E. Synder, Dry Goods Stanley & Rogers, Groceries D. D. Daniel, Groceries Chuluota Company, LONG WOOPW. Hench, Mayor ^ ^ K s a s s s r - " i& s g s & e r * . g s s g a fo * jt fa s s ft .. “S B e : - iis a * Deane Turner, Groceries ail» i Co. A. Raffeid, Lames'Wear a J Lossim? Logwood Hot« Georire Pot Cold Storage The AUen « «r « « Hi R. Steven*, Mayor . . _ . M S a n f o r d Paint & Wall Pa- c . M. Hand, Sheriff ------ A L T A M O N T E Mahoney-Walker Co. oallIUI “ h r 'n n ^^R w l Sanford Barber Shop Plumb.™ per Co. H, C. DuBose, Real Estate ' j. k. smith. Prop. AJUusoatc Hotel B. & O. Motor Co., Autos Waters’ Kandy Kitchen Frank Akers ---------- ^ G E N E V A A. H. Fuller A Son, MoMey’s Drug Store Sanford Battery Service Co. GiDen'& Fry, Groceries Sanford Coca-Cola Bot Co. Sanford Machine & Fotm- Sanford Steam Laundry D. B. McIntosh, ■*. Clyde St. Johns River Line dry Co- ^ Mauser, Cigar Mfgr. c . p. Harrison, Gen. Mdse. < Fargo Lumber Co. The Yowcll Co., Dept Store Ray Bros^ Battery Service Crown Paper Co. . ELCnrlett, ____ -----------M O N R O W. S. Price, Contractor Hotel Montezuma • Sanford Dry Goods Co. c « « h Botuu* a . Hill Implement & Sup. Co. Bobbin’s'Credit Store . H. McLaulin, Jeweler J. W . Flynt, Gen. Mdse. Bell lord’s Purity Water ‘ Carter Lumber Co. Bower & Roumillat, Drugs Wakefield Preserving Co. E. A . wm :e » \ ' -g - 1_____- p .. i �V* THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 18,1921 AFTER MOOSEHEART HOME FOUR FLORIDA CITIES WILL RECEIVE INSPECTION TWf DESCRIPTION NOTICE Lot 1 l. .............................. i k . . . . . V o. Rxriranxxow s sob-pivibion . OWNER Ttl‘i 4 1W. J. P. IHdtaon . . . M^jUMtdad^io rut BmR v *. i , r^* Nolle* U twroby flren UL»t tbe rottowln* t o o t h e d U na. or eo ! m 1 w tU to»■*«*► ond .............A* 1 Y ‘ ?" Psv'bloa . . . . . ■IT *•»• **I■A ....................................... ■ ■■••»» ---»**17 to pfly .tho .mount do* for H i m bortU e tt ew cette lo th* M m . U f.tb M With recto o f n t b fjOtl I * mOOjt IQ mmAm•mm-JL A* * * uOMBAJf • il. end .d r.rtU ln c wtU J>e 00Id at potato U t t f a . cm tbe 8tk <U/ o f JHin*. IBM. ■» tbe Offleo of Lots 10, 17, t l ISA 10"**#10 •*8 o *• il *#»* •** * SH o f Loti 13 and IB .............. ..............^ , , , , m . ..... tm tbe q t y T M OoUretor, 1. thc a t , fz»UU a t y •> SosPord. Baatoolc Openly. F lo r id * .____________ . W» X . CLARK’ S SUB-DIVIEIOB OT BLOCK II. TIE S IS, A BLOCK 11,P*tkard TIER H „ p ’ 1* U TU I Book V*. I . P * f* i 18S **4 t " . iam U aU 0 « m t , B*cord, ' " R*t,r4^ T u M * Ofatl Tie* o w n s D E scxrm ox Haerr Moor* .............. . t o t ,3 3. N. CrooiM . . . . ............... J** lo t 10 " b u l k h e a d ru orgH T T JaltMO H ick, ......... IU lo t 0 Drr i t tbo SB cor or .................... . t „ 1 ' H. B. T rofford'o Mop. roe W l i r N * 39600* S « i l l I I n i l I 1961 ft -• Alton niatkibetr J. 0 . Hood .............................. t o t T .......... .. fl 341.TV to b * f. (1 oct. ) .................. IflllMIMM . m » i B all .......... [.ot, 13 *od 14 B « f at lo t o f N tin* o f Commercial St. Unknown with W Um o f Polmotto. A rc raa N ROBHrSOV’ l ' iniRTET OT AM ADDITTOB TO 8ABT0RD aa R*oord,d to Plat Book K , iSJ.B ft, then N t t d*« IT n i l W -------------— -------------------»8 «* 4 BJ, SamlnoU Orontjr K ro o rf, - -----4U . 1 f t f l CaS.U tt to Commercial St ----------------l i r 1 4 W X ITS* N and • tn NR r o r .. 3 A. T. Woatrrdlrk E tm N otdo o f Commercial at. 416Z SANFORD LADIES* WORKERS 231.40 W 19!.SB1 o f l o t S (torn aUer> ..•••••■ Lake FToot Imp. Oo. Akm“ W o jto . ft. to b « f . (4.8 o m ) . . . . a ............... n 1 lir W W K De* NR car U t I8 n raa IN SCHOOL SETTLEMENT B*X 360 ft N o f tot or the N Ito# o f Com. Sam BtR .................... in 1 is tar . mertlel 8 L W ith tbo B. Um o f P ott l.m. CrcM ... ...... W 44* o f Lot B . 4. i •t *, k• * A t*. R u N 496T4 ft R SS de* IT n i l W 337' o f U t T 44 ) .4 4 44 4 44.4 ,4 . . 44 *44 44 r . H. Rand * f2 B 1BO.1 ft a r u t ft w 14S.8 ft A letter from MUa Katherine Wll ST.U Lot 18 , . 444*4444444•444444444444 4444 *4 U k a Front Imp. Oo. F. H. Rand .......... to to#. f o m o 1 .4 ).. key, formerly of thl« city, and for B*ci at lo t. t . o f tbo tho it If Um . o f f i l t a St Lot 18 ................... . . { l l ......... .. U t IT (to** R U tf) 444444 4444.444.444.4 with tho Waot Um o f Park A t*. Bm some time society editor of the Her­ Lot 20 44444444444444444•4444,44444444444 - %— . . . N 40041 f t thorn N IS t o IT mlo W . ft S « 4 M f t ■ HT ft to b t f. eg M S M 1 o f U t 8T ...................... . . . . . — . Mlto* A— tf» n*lr* ......... ald, recently wrote a letter telling .* 11361 1 1 Act**) ................... ...................... toko front Imp. .00. . . . . M. W . CLARK'S lUR-DXVXaipif ? H OT K O im r a p r a aU K V K TO T AX ABDITIOT *•19 TO RAKTOKD aa I m t M Is TUI Beak V *. 1, T i| * 199, Saretoal. G o u ty Rtoord, 10 about her work In New York where I . B . TBATTORD'S HAP OT THE tfOWB OF SANFORD Oa Baoari a S ta T U t Beck Mo. 1.l **•*• aod n UT Booorda. (toctodtox (LM iodtor - h o t la H U M a o i US. US. U S , US, **a t Simtaal. (Omaty b r n t , Record*. 8 H Of Lot 0 l 4#f »iM*9e*9e99i*al8#MMU Ws J* McDHtlo |^|| •he U engaged in' the school settle­ ni oa S t 0 *ru *do Additioo to SM fetd) fg)t* 1 4 lo d IS *#»#•*•••*•**♦ **##i*'•••■*• __: _ ya mi W l l f •*••» i* m JUfD WILL PUT UP A STIFF ment work in Brooklyn. This la a Iiff, 135 ft W o f AS ct)f ................ .. X . W . rrr.a—I r f SUD-PIVIRIOK OT KLOCKB SB A I D M AMT) X U b l o c k U , ROBQraoxre n *0 N 140 ft fl 1SS ft N to Commercial wonderful work In all the large cities r SURTKT OT A D S m O K TO 8A X T 0R D aa I t o i M U f t a t Wrek X ,. * r * FIGHT FOR SE­ St. W to Rood A t*. 8 It AS ft R Tar* 1ST, StmtMto OMaty RaiaiAa •08.10 Lak* front Imp. 0*. and at the school where Miss WOkey ’ 193 f t 8 104.2 ft R.tO h w U u to f.......... LECTION #*•*•»•*■•»*■* #* *** *• . U k a fr o s t Imp. Co. . . . . S l i d U t 1 • 4*• to t t 414. . . . . . . . . . . 1 ...... 1 . is now located another former San­ t o t S . . . . . . . . * * *** 0i 1 s ********* * 1 •'•»•••• ■ U t 9 .......... .. « * ■ * I f * » t • v a * * * * ■ * » * • * * * * * ,,•••* « *•(• ■•paaiScSilMi * U ta T aad 11 n a m e * Bmrdon ............. 1A30 Lot S . . . . . . . . (T ra n Saturday’* D olly) ford lady, Mrs. Norma McLaughlin, Lot* L*k* Treat Imp. Oo. . . . . SB.40 U t 10 ............ , , , , i i , , e , a , a a l a i a i * M > R * ' B and d ittaitiltM r t U i CbUoa MM, . ; ‘/ t J J 'Location of the Moosehenrt Home is the head of the school and has made Loti I. S aod S Hit |M,H#a>4«||il Sanford Hotal Oaatt. O o ... 43S.P8 U t 3 .............. **8 **Sfs••••* •■» *e is**##*••_*- M •*• * 00 i l •*«••*••••• a#•*••♦• #• ••••••••• •• ••• _ __ • n a n ts ••*•#*,*.. Ida Watha* Batata ............... SB.40 Lot 12 Lot* 1 ood S r s s it t > i * i i i « 4 ( i i f Tor the aged in Florida seems to be a wonderful record there in the* work. H A . D. OHATTKLL'S B T M I T I B O I OT l l « K I , K A X * » 0 r . W » TOWK OT 6 o£i>U O «« Ida Watha* Batata ............... 38.40 W tt o f •* 0•••M jft tt t* | f,* i,« ,« * a ,,M M U H«oerd*0 U TUX M l 1. T l. l l t i f l f f I w l l i y i Couaty 0 Ida W atha- Batata . . . . . . . 1T0.B0 ••**••«*at*6t*|. -eoDeitIng Tampa again after the big This honor came to Mrs. McLaughlin t a t i l , 6 • ood 18 Unknown *■*- •_*** * •* ••• 31.901 LOt 38 ,t* * M * a i»**,ia *l**i**««a ltM »**»t O **•*•*••,, ||| N V U . t. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ukobe made over the Southern College aftor she had been there about one BWM * f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................... .................. .................. A w lM ta Thompotjft W» l « TTiom ton ti»W I>ot £7 . UflkMWB I ,,t t i« t t t a t a t ia a 1T.W N 13' * f SI ....................*—-1 **.* » _ ____ ' _ Unknoww ......................... • . 4* . . . . . . Itaa.given that city a breathing spell year and‘as the former bead oft the t o t I H. W* Ilwllbdoo ‘ ftM ta ita t I (M L 00 t h e a u R -n m a ic a r o t s o u t h s a x t o r d o k a k t u I m M ta n * t Book i f 8 M ft t o t IS Racarda *f SanlM te Oeoaty "• Ut W* aaaaalPfal 00*00 mad the Tampa Times has the follow­ department had to serve four years t o t II '*#•■#***•♦*«♦**■#■t i #*t ***■##.•f * ** *j.* •«■ f .■ * “ Lota B and S •Ml . . .•, 4 ■ Tlkta (L J itk ira .......... |„ •, . t . , 44M . i i * 4i , . ' - , 4 * A TS* o f to d 8 ..... in g article In yesterday’s Issue about before she received this promotion it SN IB.’ A * r ^ | #»jrHir; *••*•* SB* o f l o t 1 8 ...................................... 1 a*O'a■t •■a n t ■t a*•» *« a•1 a• J, If. Oook im iii »v#**** 43.TO Lot 10 *•**•, *,.»##*•i **••*••**4 O. W . Oook . . , . C. W . V n u b i a ............... 88.90 loOti 10 fitid SO - *#*••mmm•*<••f a*_•» *,,*■•••* D *.#* #*a# * the location of the home in which speaks welt for our Sanford ladles to ta t ^ Henry r * y Heir* Unknown *#...*■* T.TO All U t 27 (W . of Railroad) 44444444444444 B tot 4 * #0I •* * •Sanford is also greatly interested: a . w : Be*too . . Mr*. A. Armatroox . . . . . . . . 4 J 0 R tO* Ot Lot 39 4444444444 44444•44444444 B «•**»**•• BH know that they are getting on so H Tbomaa ........ .......... . Haaiy tandon ....................... S1.S0 R H Lot S3 .................... .......................... u Jo* Tbomt* *n It ood IS 89 ■. 4 • .. • ..... • D Four Florida cities, Jacksonville, rapidly. The school Is more like a tLots M. T Banma . . . . . . . . . . . . . la .BO TV).RIDA LAXD AXD OOLOVUATIOK C O M rA X TB ADDITIOK TO SOUTH BANTOIB u ot S Mr*. 3. B. Wlllltm a ........... 43.TO RooerAod to Flat Book X*. 1, Tax* Tt, Record* * f Samtoat* C o u ty Lot I • ••*•••••»,**♦»**»***♦» * Sanford,.St. Petersburg and Tampa, club and has cooking and lowing R U* o f • and T (Iom B 8 )4 ' o t t o t T) Unknown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49.40 U t 2 iia*iii******a ***t**tiit(ta tta *t St tom on MB wrUl be visited in the near future by R. M. Crombto ................... 84.80 U t 4 ........ tM M i«itia < * a * ia i* i4 t* '4 iti(a I.ota 6 aod T . . . . Rachael William* ••••tat classes and play grounds for the chil­ N K. o f P. To flja * * .,.* .* .• . 88.90 Unknown .............................. , M ST-8T o f Lot 1 U t 0 ........ t*<,«**••**•*••o••»•*9•****••* •John W. Ford, whose recommendation U t 4 aod If BV* f t o f Lot 6 . . . . , ................ 8 D. a Brock .............................. 81.90 U t IP ........ ,,.***•*••*•****•*•*••■****••* Towell Speer Co. ............. dren. f will probably docide tho location of lo t IS . B to o l* flatwr ............ 49.40 U t* 28 and *9 »*■• •■■•**•***»**•**«*■••* Unknown ..................< ....... • Tre We arc sure that Mrs. McLaughlin 1.01 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B Ornrr Wtjtbt ........................ TB.00 LOt S3 . , 4, Unknown ................................ j g 4444444.444 Southern Moosehenrt. Mr. Ford is B. Ron** ■ 49.10 U t , 89, S3. 30, rr, M and so a l i fl and T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B Unknown ................................ ray and Miss Wilkey will make a name tLota 1 tad S B Marjr fl. Dlcktna .................. >3.40 Unknown ....................... ja dictator of Philadelphia lodge, No. M, U ta 23 and 34 .......................... j . u . n o * * ,, s .00 U t A3 ......................................... W . Boykin ........... tJT for themselves in this great work W V4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B la a member of the board of governors Unknown ................................. 28.40 U P AT. AA 40, 90, 91 and 93 H 33' Lot 14. M 4’ Lot IS .............................. S Unknown ................................ <m aa* *•■**•• and their Sanford friends will be glad W-dl* o f la) to 8 and 1 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 It. W. Herndon . . . . . . . . . . . . 88.90 U t* 83. TT, T9. T9. 80. 81, S3. 89 a a d S I.... Unknown .............................. y . •cf Moosehenrt, Illinois, and is « 3 m IS. ratlB o . . . . . a . * * . . . SB.40 All (laao 8 W U o f) ........ « U t 80 90 4. . . . . 4. 4*44. 444. . * . . 4r , . . . . . . . a .4 . __ DM a l a i _ . 4. . . . I . . . ....... . AM Lot II. 0 . H a,kin. ............. 31.30 W . T, LE A V ITTS SUB-DIVISIOH| AH ADDITIOK TO TKK TOWH OT OOLD8 BOBO u t o 8 past supreme dictator of the Loyal to hear from them and to know that A t). Ia t 1 T they nre engaged In this noble enter­ corded to TU t Book Ke. I, Tax* TT, t o e n t i of Semtooto County 'Order of Moose.. He will como to ' Aod tho NH o f Lot 3 and a L o t'S 1 BH o f U t 9 ............................. ....................... . ’ 9Crawford ................. u j i B and W X » ' N and S la NW roc Florida as tho special representative prise. U t* IA. 19 and IB .................................................. . »_ Unknown- .............................. La o f lo t 9, Dlk T. Tt 1 and tbo W T. H. RAXD 'fl ADDITIOK TO BAKTORD, M Reoordad to T U t Book Ho. I, Tax* III, RtrerSa rf Law la 30.00 o f Director General James J. Davis, <r o f SH Of Lot 3 Dlk T Tr 1.............. • SamJnola County 8V4 Ia>t 3 ............................................................. T U t fl ................ .................................................... J»” T Jo,J»a .......................... 11.11 ~wbose .duties as secretary of labor in <t«ao W O') h . m . s x r r n ’ B b e c o x d b u b -d i v i s i o k o r p a r t s o t s z a n o x s ba. s i , t o w n s h ip it t, All o f Lot S (loo* O’. K and W X 2T 'the Harding cabinet prevent his makRAKOE 90 E, a* recerdad to TUt Book X*. 1, Tax* 101, Samlael, County J n c d i William narnatt .......................31.3a N 4 8 III NW cor .................................... T R. J. Wbft# .........................' U| ting the selection of the Florida site Jaror* flimnal ...................... 1 T.P0 latt T3 ..................................................... . I « t S ............................... T W. H, Wight .......... 91.00 BAH FORD HEIGHTS ADDITION TO BAKTORD u recerdad to r u t Rock Ho. 9. F .f.s a , IL I^t 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . ..................... I ...... t Record, o f Seminal* County Upon which Southern Moosehenrt will IL J. Ilollr .......................... BS.PO t/oti t and S ..................................................... T W. B. Bate# ........... 41.41 Mr,, fl. B. Woodruff 84.00 U t l 13 and II . l o t , 1 amt 3 ....................................... T ■be built The home will moan nn ini­ N, 'C. T a llo f e ir o ........... its John W. Ooldamlth . 4.30 U t 93 ................ nw « .............. 7 ................ ................................. t T. A. N e a l ......................... t* tial expenditure of at least a million D. C. Brock ............. 84.00 U t IS ................ !/>t a - ................................................................ s .............................. .................... N. 0. Talllferro .. 4J4 K. IJIja .................... 00.40 U ta 20 and 31 ., Lot 0 ..................... 8 dollars and the organization expects Robert Harmon . . . . . . ___ Z« It. a Bd IIo m .......... 00.40 U t 22 .................. N. 0 . Talllferro J» A. Lll)a .................... t o buy the site and to pay for the 31.BO U t 24 ................ ................... x« Robert Hannon I^ w l, fU h«r . . . . „ nf I-ot 0 ........ 94.00 U t 41 .................... B. T, Core; .................... . tm ’buildings to be erected without askTALLLAIIASSEE, May 7.— RcforMr*. A. 3. D o ji, ******** 48.40 U t l 99 and 00 J. N. Croon, ........ ... 14.90 U t l 07 and 63 .. *ni] 4 ............ ...................... ing a cent’s contribution from tho cstation is a much livelier project in (H Joel Smith .......... Vrata tVcck, ........ 43.40 ........ U t , flO ,nd st Int 1 N. a T*lllf,rro Ml Florida city selected for the homo this session of the legislature than it lr>t 1 Unknown .................. ............. 2Z M U t l 79 and R3 .. N. 0. Talllferro le t Unknown ............ ..................... 23.30 U t 89 .................. • ................................ ...................... ................ . . . cdlony to he built. hns been in others, and there is much II»t t i n A. A. flarrer .. to* i . fl. Blnkcl 20.40 U t , 128 and 129 .............. nl 4 » . R atliff ........................ 43.40 MARKHAM FARR HEIGHTS, a* Recorded tn F lat Beak H*. I, Foe* 71, Seminole Count; Record! Tampnnn who are enthusiastic hope that tho bill introduced in sen- SV4 or 8 A N S' Ix)l 0 1IH J. F. McClelland LoI 3 a , . . , , * , , , , , . . , . , . , . . * . . . . . . * * , D I/M 3 a* N. C. Talllferro about securing, the location of the |nto nnd house by Senntor Overstreet tail S .......... 4 . . . . . . . .,« . . . . . . . . . . 4. . . . •- ■* 9 U t il* U . Pmkton . . . . . . . . 31.90 U t It) N. a Talllferro u t 4 ......................................................... ........... r N E H .................... a I . W i n * .............................. 17.00 Southern Moosehenrt in this city have ( Representative Pnrrish may pass, Irx, 8 and T ............ N. C. Talllferro William llothamly .............. 91.00 Unknown ............ -6 3 .9 0 H. II. OARDHER'S AD HIT! ON TO MARKHAM PARK HEIGHTS aa R*coid*d In r i,t n*>k t o withheld nil new developments in tho The hill creates a state board of for- I ..t* 0,nd 7 . . . . . . 1, Pox* 11, Bemtool* County Record, ! " i- 4 gnd S ............ 0. A. Il«tti .......................... 34.90 Bciection of the Horida city in which )C8try, composed of the governor, nt- I« t 0 ............................ J H. II- Garner . . . 1M J. Mahoney ...................... 14.90 I^ot 3 - ............................................................... 3 N. a Taltlferro III l/it , A 0 and 1 0 Unknown ................................ 16 20 M,! 9 ...................................................... Southern Moosehenrt will be huilt tomey general and commissioner of l*it, fl and 7 Unknown Unknown .................................. 31.30 U t » 13 and It ................................................... K It. T. (i*r»y ............... 4.70 H. It. O A R X E R 'I SECOND ADDITION TO MARKHAM PARK H nO H T B a* Re-or!.J t, l o t Tending the decision on the location agriculture, nnd empowers them to I n i, 3 and 3 ~ N*. 1. T*X* 88, Record* ef Bamtoel* County A. E. Vowel I ...................... 4.30 I nt 4 ............ •of Southern college, declares Judge M. hire n state forester at a salnry not lioo, U. Hart .............................9.13 U t* 8 and 10 ................................. P. M. Elder ............. 1.0 I Unknown ................................ 143 U t , 13 and HI ................................................. H. C. Iliakln* .................... T.T* Henry Cohen, dictator for tho Tumpn (o exccctj $5000 per year, who shall FLORIDA LAND AND COLIXIZATIOX CO.'S CELERY PLANTATIONS. 'SAHrOTtn VLORIDA •n.t 4 1. H. Dlnktl ___ : ................. P.40 lodge> Loyal Order of Moose. N ow v thc exccuUve board. Members of Ur*, lino. I). Hart .............. 17.00 , 1 Recorded to Flat Book 1, Fax* 198, Recorda e f Batnlnele County. Ur*. l)»o. I). Hart .............. 17.00 f/it 23 ........................................A .*............... ’ Hceita* P. Daniel,^. . . . . UJI <hnt the question' of the college hns Uary E, Blmma Item) .......... 4.30 U t 31 and B 1 ST o f U t S3 ..................... the hoard receive nothing except their' IJiffl 6 gad 7 Matp M. Bret ........ ... IJW y . W. An,Lit ........................ 0.00 M. M. SMITH’ S SUBDIVISION OF PARTS OT SECTIONS St, IT. BA, AMD IS. TWT, 1» I.. IBL ■1)0011 decided these Tampans hope to expenses when away from the cap1 ....... Unknown ........... 13.03 SO E., a> Recorded to Flat Book He. I . F a n U , Record, ef Semlaele Count; hnVe Tampa's civic organizations back Geo. U. IUabop ................. P.40 All ...................................................................... : ital. O*o. P. IUabop . . . . . . . . . . 2.00 U t S3 .................... ....................... ..................... aii ........................ : ................................. .......... : J .'D .- H o n d ........................ » 9 » the efforts to loente Southern MooseTho bonrd is authorized to accept U t 9 .................... ................................................. H. W. Lrwln llrlre . . . . . . 17,00 heart here, for it appears to them tlint 7 ............................................... ..................... U. A. Uanlner .................. 26.40 METES AND BOUNDS DESCRIPTIONS donations of Innd suitnmlc for growing Lot Am'tTanS l4.t 2 ................................................................. l>*nnl, Kyrena ............ 4.30 Tp. Rc*. , u little enthusinsm on the part of . , , , , , , , . tad Own Wllhnr Torre, ter 34.70 Deicriptlen ef Land See. So. R. Acre* OWNER Lot fl ................................................................... Tampa is all that is needed to bring IUmbcr’ 8,hn, U di98cml!,alc «" an* H t r or Lot 7 an<1 All U t S.......................... U n i,a Crtwma .................... 31.00 Bey 330* -N o f Bl'. ror of S W « o f NWVI-. 20 IB 90 ' R .................... ' Unknown ................................ 11.10 B n w m o 1 n SM' r, t a r 8 « w Southern Moosehenrt to Tampa. Much I ™ / P089^ 0 n a t i o n in regard to tml 14.1 t> ........................................... ....................... I. !*. linker .......................... 14.90 I. n. Hood E. M. Wan! ........................ 17.00 has been done in securing the offer 0f ' n t o n "^tion. It may dispose of tlm- 14.1 ]0 .............................. ........................... Unknown AH NEW K of A U L f l V . .......... 63 ID SO U t* I. 3. A J anil 3 .......................... ........... J. M. Hot ,|noun ................. 13.63 Be( B3V ror of EH of NWH of SWH or a suitable site at terms which will b e' bcr * rown np st,,tc Innti" or lcn9° the M l, * tint D ..................................................... John lllrtianlooa .................. 14.90 SO 10 SO NW U ........................................................... U t 3 .................... .............................................. M. F, RoUneon .................. 31.30 C. B. flee tor Bnn E 2 0 f N 137' W 261' 8 1ST'----.favorably considered by the supreme occupancy of state forests Jor timber, U t fl ................................................................... Hieney Ream, ...................... fl.00 « H o f BWH of NWU o f ......................... 36 19 SO Hand Brothrre .......... wnter or grazing rights. U t 4 ..................................................................... V. L. Crnom a.......................... I t .10 RU o f NU o t RU o f HEU o f N W U .......... SO ID 30 \xwneil of the order with which tho B Blrhte Woodbrldy# .. Let B . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T. E. Wlloon . , , , , , . . , 4 , . ABB Be* 90- W or NH ror o f NW U o f .............. 10 10 90 In order to encourage reforestation, -final decision rests. U t* 1 Xml 3 ............ ....................................... IJ» K. McPkerea— , # , . w . . , . * « 31.S0 Ron H W W 06* N 90' BOO1 .............. 0 . W . OaMInt.............. R. Mrl’ lieraon i •( •M * 4|I 4* 17.00 Dry ItfflT W tml IOC H o f NB ro rn e r.... 33 19 10 Owners of tho Florida sites under the board is authorized to enter into I * , , t **e e 3. H* Starena 11.10 U ta A 0 ■*<! 1 0 ............. ................. ............... Unknown ................... Bun E JDC S 4701 W K)C N 4 T C ..,. <considcrntion are to be notified in nd- contracts with any land owner In U t 4 .......• • • • ..• • * • » .i . - - . - — . . . . . . . . J. P. Raker ............................... 18.33 tlet SOO’ W of E H Mile Poet .............. 30 19 80 William J ooti ....................... 17.00 U t 3 . . . i • Jl.» tacta o f n ot , less than 1000 acres, SH Mr*. E. B. Vtnyhtn , Bnn W 40C S 3301 E 40C N 330 . . J , . ’vance of thc visit Mr. Ford will make le t I .................. .................................................. Jamea Potto ............... 33.10 tie* IOC W of NRU o f « H of NWU the land to be' exempt from state or le t 9 .............................. ...................................... J. P. Raker .......................... 17.90 •to Florida nnd to each particular site. ot Nr.U nr HEU o f ...................... . . . 30 19 SO t fl ..................................................................... Emily lllcka .......................... 1 1 .1* Bun B 33C W IOC N S3C B IOC (lere ’ Every opportunity will he given each county taxes during the .time It is U Ab* nick* .............................. 10.23 U t 0 ..................................................................... TJi N SCI ......................................................... fi. A. Hanrtnn . . . . Joaeplilna IHiim .................. 12 .B0 Be* 120' W nr NB ror of NWU o f ....... .. 30 ID 80 city ■■ the state to present its claims jbcld as stntc land, The owner must U t 0 .......... ....................................................... Frank Brown ........................ 0 00 U ta 0 anil 7 ...........*......... U Ilun R flO1 W 00' N DC B CC........... Dabney Boaroe ........ fo r the institution which the supremo, reforest hlsriand in accordance with WH U t 1 0 , . . . ............................................... .. Unknown ..................... fl.00 Dei BE ror o f NWU o f NRU .............. ■• 30 10 SO U r l K nlibt ............................ A 33 U t 10 .................. ............. ........................ Ben K 63.T N lo A. C. L By. NWly council hns already decided shall be, the rules of the hoard, nnd must ngree U ta 4 ami 9 ...................................................... Unknown ................... 4.30 *kmc By lo pt N of be* thence 8 In ' 3. n . White .......................... A 13 located In. Florida. And the supremo not t o cut or remove timber that ds U t fl ..................................................................... bek- A loo that part o f RH o f S R U of O il* Hall .............................. 3.43 t S ..................................................................... N W U o f NRU lyln* B o f By (lee* bey -coum-j] will meet shortly after the,not ton inches In diameter six feet U Unknown .................................. 3.IS U t* P and 10 ..................................................... 3A31 N o f SW ror o f ................................. 30 19 30 J. N. Uroom* U t , D and 10 . . . . . . . 1 . . .............................. trip o f inspection is completed to hear,from the ground. He is to pay two Bnn R 119.0' N ta By NWly tinny Jamea Pott* ............................. 19.00 «U9 U t 1 .......................... .......................................... Gertruda C. Hart to nt N of bey. S to b e y . . . . . . . . . Mr. Ford’s report and decido finally,nn done-half cents for each turpen- lo t 0 . . . . . . *j Maltl* Tamer 11.10 Bey By 03.3 T. and i l 1 N o f 8 E ror of NWU Unknown . . . . a ta t tifii 3.43 W W of R 90* o t U t 0 .................... ................. Of NRU' . M i n t . . . , . . , . . . . . . . , . * . . , . . 30 10 90 the location of Southern Moosehenrt., tine cut-and f l per 1000 fdet for lum- l e t 10 Jamea Jaekaoa It.lO Hon B J C N 313' W TO' H S19* to D. U Pott* .......... 19.00 TM The coming of the institution which,her cut. The theory is that tho land l e t , t. 3, 3, 4 ami 3 ................ * ....................... ■Irorye D. H * f t .......... Wll thy Ulchardnon 0.40 le t 7 . . * • « . « . » . .*'* •• •. . . . . . * . . . . . . . . . . . . Martin Sptrey . . . .•*■••>»*#* If to be a home colony for tho aged should not be taken while it is rtow- I !1) o f l e t fl A. 30 Bey 1ST B o f NW ror o f "8 W U* of BW U H II 14 o f NRU . . . . . . . . . . U n i t Lewi* , •***»*■** 14.30 IL » o f l e t fl ....... f. W. P*nnlnylon mombera of the Loyal Order of Moose jing Ita crop, but that the crop should IVIk Bnn 8 1331 K'313" N 13T W 315' J. P. Baker . tei* 7 *n*1 8 lley a t . N E . p l o f tot. Union Are and (E L. C. William* -and which is expected to attract many pay the tax when removed. NW U t * ............................................................. rtiapmtn • M i l At* ran Ely on Union tr*. Addle Darla . H’ i U t 10 ........................................................ 230', NEly et rtyht anyle, to U k * Mon 'ttlhrr members of the , order who For tho support o f the board there Unknown . . . . roe, Wly tloay Uke ahore la Chapman Unknown ........ "Wiu& Florida winter homes, will mean is provided a tax on turpentine stills le t fl ■ • • • • * ...... . M . . . . . . . . • • . » . . . • . * . . . Are. Sty elooy R tide o f tarne ta W . D. Watooa TA* le t P to y ....................... ........................................... 80 19 81 lohn It smell ............. Unknown .............................. r 3 03 ‘the purchase at front 1,000 to 1,500 o f flO per year for stills With a ca- le t 0 . . . . . . . . . . . 44. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A B U B -D in ilO K OF SEC. 91. TWF. 1*. RAKOE 11 OF LANDS BELONGING TO JOHN VO»* B. W. Heredia ............ .. 0.S3 .* o t S .................................................................. B . K. LORD AND H. DEANE, at Recorded to Flat Beak Ke. », Toy* *. ■acres o f land nnd the initial ekpendi- parity o f 6000 feet a day at $10 pgr le , n EH o f tela I, 3 amt ......................................... , Record, o f SemtoeU O c u ty ,, j , ii Unknown *•*»****•«****•*•• 1610 All of U ta 4 am) S ............................ .. ‘ turc of a million dollars, says Judge year up to those with a capacity of John Wlleon ........... r Unknown ................................ 8,43 U t C end 8 SC of U t B ................... .. U t I | .t ,,..,t ,,..M .» ..* * .* .1 1 * . " » " » " COTTAGE HILL, aa Raoordad In Flat Beck Ke, t , Fax* 17. Reoerda ef Semlaele CetatT r Unknown .................................. 4.30 •Cohen. It will also mean that the 200,000 feet a day who shall pay a U t 3 f I I I I ** t * ** * * * •* *8**•• Unknown .............................. T B l 3.43 Out Let 1 F J. M. Ilall .............................. t to J. R. Bpnrllai .................... -f/jyal Order o f Moose declares to the license of $1000 a year. This tax le Dot U t 3 ........................ .............................. .. Unknown' . . . . U t i fl amt T ................ tl. W . Oook U ta 8 to 26 Inc................ ................................ Ji P. Baker . •world that Tampa has an ideal all- u (n j|eu of all other license taxes, le t 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fl. W . Oook toria 33 to 43 Inc. ........................................ Unknown . . . . . le t 7 O. W. Oook U ta 10 to B4 Inc ...................... .............. H. W. Uwln Heir* the-year-round climate. It will mean County commissioners are author- le t fl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H alil* Wlleon it a a iit f ■the holding o f tho national convert- Jtcd ^ ]cvy a tax o f not more than le t 7 (Slxntd) ALFRED FOSTER. J. M. Hall . MMMMII* le t fl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T M Collector, Q ty ef Hanford. 97-3tc Unknown . . . . turns here, and it will bring visitors |two m|na for forestry purposes, which HH of S H « t l o t I .. R. U. Dari* . t 14 - a . . . . * . . , . . . * . . la lie ta a ii who will carry good impressions o f 'ihalf ^ ' , pcnt 'by” t h i " w d ’within le R . A. Oerrerd le t S South Florida Florida to all —1 0. MARTIN'S ADDITION TO THE TOWN OT BAKTORD a* Reoordad to TU t Book Ke. 1, Tamp. ahnjjjI South sec-[the county where raised. The mm Tax* H , Semlaele Oouaty Record. tlons of thc United States. j .............................................................. 11 10 Jo* OatMlua .................. .. 14.90 of $10,000 In appropriated for the use to* CHAPMAN * TUCKER'S ADDITIOK TO 1AXT0BD aa R*o*r4*d to Flat Book Ka. I, Tax* *4, Beealaol* Oouaty R l *e r ia of the board annually. fflCTOKY MEDALS FOR U t* 9, 6 and T 2 U. 4). Staten . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103.90 le t ]0 I . , , , , . . , , , . 4. . . . * , ■ 4, . , 4•**••**••, 9 Mr*. W. L. W rltk l 4441,4 3640 ALL BX-SERVICB MEN Let S 44.4 444444444444444444444444444.4.4 S J. P. lllk er 20.40 KILLED BIG 'GATER > U t 8 * , , , . . . a , , * . —.....4**4444*4 , 44.44, 4 8 T. R. WI loo* 94.90 The members of the local post, of All ................................................... ............... . IB the American Legion, held s special Ex-servico men should remember (Trent X n l o r 'a Daily) Lere box 100* K o f SW cor, re* N n r x tar s n r w tar to b * x . . . . rrenk n .t c h ........... n .o o meeting et 8 o'clock today, it which Hfcafc in many future gatherings, conGeorge Benton, a well-known, col B 30 ft .,,,,4 »,,4 ,»4 4 * .4 1 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 * .,4 ,4 .4 19 R. B* BettMtT 8.40 was .brought up the matter of emi 4 . i . . , . , 4 . 4 , . , . 4444, . . . . . . . 18 R. Mcl*her*OQ 2640 •wwfQans, reunions, old soldiar parades, orttd man who lives on the shores of U t 2 Bgsi counsel to represent loylng legal Be* at n point on I line * f Pine. Are 068 ohn R. Brysnt. Bryi now in the county a Victory medal on a man's Crystal Lake, killed an alllgato? in N e f SW turner . . a . . . . . . 19 * charged with his wife, with jail, and ch Ren N 0 6 S' R *0.7' to P*mp Brenefa liieetft will identify lilm -at once and the lake. yesterday that measured Ihence SWty 1 1 6 T meaewred nt rtxht 11 1-2 feet and weighed about ,i(H) the murder sr of his father, George H. ant lee to r o w d i St. , r Vended ttwooe paaa him In without question. Rons 'Em Craxy. . pounds. It took Benton and two other W 73.9* to bee i n . .......... . . . i t ........... tlllforot Holme* .................. la n e Bryant. In the absence'of the post Get your medal now, there is no red men armed with rifles, shotguns and REAVE1■ ADDITIOK TO BAKTORD ea Recorded to P U t Reek Ke. 1, Fox* 1X1, - - - i l i t l . Oe«aty commander, Ed. Vestel, the vice com­ Kills -Em Q®1® Jacksonville, Sanford, St. Petersburg and Tampa Contenders .......a TAMPA I S ACTIVE « ’aS" s s s s s r ? ..^ .... « LANDSPLANTED FORJORESTS WILL BE FREE OF TAX . IJ:10 Orlando Post Will Employ Counsel For John Bryant h o o -d o o S tape. If you do not care to send in revolvers to dispatch the 'gator and yoqr discharge have a copy made by he was finally killed by bitting him on the' head with a scantling. He wma tm notary public or a commander of skinned today and the hide grill be Kh» American Legion Post. Clip out preserved. This will be good news to all the ilhe M ow ing coupon and send it in: ■Te V . B. Army Victory Medal Offl youngsters who nave been bathing In FUl Sir: Please send me a Victory the lake and who have at various times seen this big fellow. He never niedal application blank. I served la ’ tried to bite anyone but there ia no 'the United States Army during the telling what a ’gater of thia stxe will 'World War as a n ----------------------. . . . do and he is safer dead than alive. ^State whether officer or enlisted National banka wont hear a call man). . Vv flfy full name ia ___________________ to ariqs while there remains a little • ' yB n No.......... R. F. D. No-------- ------- deficit. Street and No.----------------- J._______ mander, J- Y. Cheney, presided, and the meeting was held in the office of thepost adjutant. Geo. 8. Nash. The local poet takes the position that in a spirit of American fair play, without going into the merita of Bryant’a guilt or innocence, that he accused man Is justly entitled to all the guarantees vouchsafed an Ameri­ can citizen under the constitution and laws, to-wit: the.law’s .presumption of innocence until guilt is shown beyond a shadow of a’ doubt, and the advant­ age of having Jiis case cared for by qualified legal counsel. Bryant served overseas. The adjutaht stated that counsel n«eo aod would be employed by the. poet to properly look after Bryant’s interests, ata result of the meeting,—Reporter- Henry W lfb t . . . . AU Bike. 81.90 B. W. Herndun , U t t 1. S and 9 . , . . , 4. , . . , . . . i .17.98 W . B. Mormon . , U t l 1, 9 aad 8 .................... . 17.90 T. IL Brown . . . . U t fl ...44444444.44444444444.. B. W. litr e do* All Block* ........ .......... . Frank B. Brown U ta 9 and 4 .................................... .. KXLLOXVILLX M Recerdad to PUt I , E. F A C T S S U E - D m u a x 0 7 BLOCK i O r a t y Record* Pax* 91, Be B « H. 6 corner Let 48 ren W RJH1 S 1 W J. K. ran ch* . * t i i i i t i « i R 57H 1 N 1991 .......................................... 6 T8 W . W. P tnhoai I tlltiM e 4640 U t 43 (tree N W U e f 49) and all .U t 44.. Htredaa U t 47 81.90 XXLLOKVILLB oa Recerdel to PUt Reek Ke, 1. P*x* U t , Semlaele O r a ty Racerde Lota I and 8 a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 Let* 1 end S . . . . . a . i t * . * . . * . . . * . . . . . . . . SB •*• s *'•A**4f #pf ********•**•• *«**•• **t AU ^ 4»*4.4. •**• •*• 81 •5^00®®* TflJSO HODEX —w ar. XKTATR CO M PARTS ADDTITIOK TO I . a* R w i M IS PTtel Reek Ke. J, Tax* •*. Rnkni C LoiS 0 0 4*4#M i*•Viittv IM f * ♦*» 8d888 Lois 10 i l l 00 M* ^ j, 4c 4* » t« * » »**l*n»**44* Q U I T A T D V I A0DIT1OX TO 1AKTO&X) u 0 j 100* S msIm Ia 0 #h I Lot 10 f* 4» * * fl 4l»J Q »M **, **H ' * , f , , *,,,< £ XM f ••••••68«0«S888»«8*»8*898889808*888* W O eern Ooityaa* V*M»*tt44* Unknown .*••#***94* ........... 4..... 1*4 to P U t Reek K e. 1. M m ItB Neel **4**M *|l4»ii •698«880*888t*«« ; A n '.'" , : « £ 1 - W -w_____ - f ;J, 1 • ’.' . - W h a t? .. M O S Q U I T O E S , Mites, Body, *D<1 POSITIVELY GUABANTBS*1 Sold Everywhere King Chemical Co., Pelto*. i Pot sale by J* T. Allen, I Tyler, Dan A Tayler, j Pott, Mrs. G. A. B r y s n t .^ wood, Fla.; Wight Grocer ^ arid aU leading druggi*** grocery stores.” mm �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 13,1921 ----------------- Legal AdvertiseiiieDts * * a cy , a , a OFFICIALS e x c e p t t e a c h ERS W IL L R E D U C E S A L A R IE S h * " .- s , uK; ° r m w t ^ ‘ » f th ejip erin ten d en t o f Mblic instruction which w as raised to K 000 in JanuRry hiu been reduced to Uie old salary o f W / ' 00Kacli member o f the school board w . nerved to donate his service free the balance o f the year. The mem­ bers receive f f i f o r each meeting. The two bookkeeper* ir. the super­ intendent's office will receive fl^O O instead of $2,400 each annually. All cadets or substitute teachers ■ill be dispensed with for the present war r* least. The kindergarten schools will -he dosed at once and the kindergirtcn normal irnining school will bo discon­ tinued for the present year .at least, unless the young women about to C dilate desire to make arrangements paying the instructors themselves or the instructora are willing to do­ nate their services until the young xomen grsduate. Manual training in the city and country’ schools will be abolished. The position o f county attendance officer held by Mra. Cora Bain, will be discontinued indefinitely. » The iward decided to discontinue paying its proportion o f the salary of Miss Genevieve Crawford, county demonstration agent, part o f which is paid by the federal government. The services o f Miss Helen Rice as clerk in the high school will b ediscontinued. The number o f janitors employed st the high school and centra] school will be reduced from thre to two in each school. 62,216 Boxes Orahges Shipped from DeLand DEI.AND. May 9.— Shipments of oranpts ana grapefruit through the local branch of the Florida Citrua Ex­ change during the.current season to­ tal 62,216 boxes according to the re­ rropier Bank of Sanford, FU., CowpUlnaaL *a. AUca R. Ilarg, Respondeat. It appakrtng « / afridaili ai>prodad la tha Hill filed la Iba store alatad rauaa tbit Alira B. Ilarg. Iba Oaapuodrnl tbrrala named, la a arm resident of the BUI* of I'loHda. and a rratdaot ot Ibo Dlrtrlrt o f Colombia; that that* la ao paroun wltblu Iba RUt* «r Florida, tba aartit* a f a «al>|w*aa a poo wtoai would bind each Respondent: and tba I aba la orar tba ag* o f twanlf-oo* / r a n ; It la Ibrrrfura ontrrrd that ■aid naorreldcnt respondent tw and aba kl liarab/ required to appear to tbo RIU of C M fllad In oorb can— on or I*fora Honda/, the Stb d a / of June, A. D. I«2 1 , otberwtoo Iba allegation* of aald Hill will ba takas as earn, fi n a l br aald Rr*poo.lrnt. It U further ortlrr/d that tbla order b* p A Itahad enr* a week Ur foar e o rw m lltt weeks ta tb* Saafwd llrrald. a newspaper pabllabed In Mid coant/ and aUta. Tbla April 2Gth. 1021. (SEAL) E. A. DOL'HLARS, Clark Cirri] I Oeart. Samlaol* IX—a t j, Fla. it/ r. r.. d o v o l a s s . d . a TV. B. CRAWFORD. Solicitor fqr CocnpUlaaot. NOTICE OF AFFLICATIOX FOR T A X DEED. Uadar Bacttea ITft af tb* Oaaaral Sutataa af tba tut* af Flartda Nolle* I* barab/ gltaa that Fred T. W il­ liam*, ytm purchaser of T ai tCrrtlfteat* No. *XI. SST. aiBNu, avaiaPTS vs TIIIIIVSIF DV. dated tb* «lb d a / af Jan*. A. D. IBOB, baa tied Mid errl 111rale la a i/ office, end baa mad* ap­ plication for I I I deed Io I—a* In ‘aceordaac* with U w .’ Said cartlfleat* embrace* tba totlowing dreerlled proper!/ sltnatad Ip Beta tool* Unaal/, Florida. Jo-wit: e Ileg. NE cor. of SW quarter srctloo S3, Twp. IB H.. Hinge 30 East, ran W II aba. S St rbs. 11 S eh*. N 21 eha. IS a m * . Tba sold land being a—eoaad at *.b# date of tb* l—a ia r* .o f sorb carllflral* Io tha name o t L'aknown. Also: Notlr* la barab/ glean that Fred T. Williams, porch*—r o f T o i Cartlflral* No. 3131. dated tb* 01 b da/ o f Jon*. A. D. INS. baa fllad Mid rani fir* Ia la m / offlra, aad has mad* application far T a i Dead ta l—oa la aeeurdanra with Uw. Bald eartlfltoU ambear— lb* fol lowing doorrtbad proper t / allaatad U Samlaol* Coast/. Flartda. la-wtl: flag. S tU . W o f NR cor. o f SW qmartrT. flea. S3. Twp. IS A ,. Eg*. SO E.. ran W ft rba. S 39 cba., B S rba. N. X) rba. 10 acr—. Tba M i d IareI (wing a—aaoed at lb* daU of lb* laaoaor* o f socb errtlflral* In Iba aam* o f a S. Saint. Dole— aald rartlflratr* shall b# redeem*d'aomoling to Uw Taa dead* will I— thereon on tb* 23rd da/ of Ma/ . A. D. 1*21. WITNESS tar official algnatora aad —al UU the Iftth d a / o f April. A. D. 1*21. (SEAL) K. A. DOUQLASS, Clerk Clrrslt UMrt. RamlaoU Coaat/, Fla. M. DOL'OLASS, D. a 3.V4IC. port M Manager H . V . Pay at the an­ nual meeting o f the branch members. The fruit waa valued at $201,671. About $30,000 worth of fruit still re­ IX THE CIRCUIT COURT. EEVRXTH JUDIC­ IAL CIRCUIT, IX AXD FOR SEMIXOLE . mains to be shipped. COUXTT. IXO RID A----Is CHAXCXRY The local association has the appli- BILL TO REM0 VR CLOUD AXD QUIET TITLE cation* o f 20 growers representing 165 Mirloa r . RitU/it. Jutoed b / ter basU sd sod Dlecd. W itter B. Usllsrd. CoxxxplilnsSM. acres, w ho wish to become me moors. a*jt. Their membership will give the De- The idts Altsmaole Land. Hotel sad Nut/nttrax Land Association n to ta l'o f 452 acres Coatput/, ■ rocporstloa. under the U «i of ; the Stitt of Florid*. Uefeod*at. next year. A new building and equipment to - cost f ’<0,000 will be provided for the 1921-22 season. v SUCCESSFUL FIGnT . • FLORIDA SHIPPERS Florida shippers have succeeded in their efforts to restore refrigeration rites un fruits and vegetables mov­ ing from Florida to all points north, to the sam e level as before the ad­ vance of about a year ago, according to. Tninpana interested In the recent Interstate Commerce Commission finding. C. 8 . Hoskins, traffic man­ ager nf the Tam pa Board o f Trade, testified before the commlsison, and E I» D ow , traffic manager o f the Florida C itru s Exchange, was one of the originators o f the flgnt which has stirrer ded in effecting the saving for Florida. < On the basis that 30,000 cam o f fntits and vegetables under refriger­ ation leave the state annually, and that the reduction, something like 20 per rent, will mean $10 to $12 a car, the total saving, including several minor items, will approximate $500,oon The Florida Citrus Exchange and Oi:t«o A Co. o f Jacksonville were lender* in the effort to lower the rnte« Carriers are given sixty days In which to make the change.— Tampa Tribune. STL DENTS TEETH WILL BE EXAMINED FREE IN ST. LUCIE F O R T PIE R C E , May 6.— Teeth of all students o f fhe< S t. Lucie county high school here will be examined OEDCR It belli* m»d* to *pp**r to tb* iatt*f*rtlua nf Ibe Caart. from Ibe l*rare of Ibe Sheriff of HemlimW loan!/. Fkxl.ll. nude OS the aril of •obpneo* 1—ued Is that rertitn rt.rarer/ era— DOW peodio* ta the lim it Court. Setrath Jodirfst Limit of FloeMi. la sad foe Beratnol# Count/, wherein Mirloa»r. Ilsllinl »ad Wilier It. IlsUsnl. her braload rad aext friend, ir* romplilBiati sad Tb* Altsmoale Ual. Ilutel sad Nirl/ithei Ckxmpin/. • cocporatloo aoder tb* Uw* of tb* ^tit* of Flnridi. Ii deteadint. wblrb toll wa* la*tltnt*d to remote rk—4 ra-1 quiet title of romplilMUt. Msrtun F. Hallird. to Lot No. 483 of tbo Altamonte IraJ. Ilutel ind Nn1*ithe* LWpsn/‘s FUI of MHHiWra of Undo tehiufia* to Mid Compos/ la SeeHooo 12 aad IS. TWp. 31 A. Dan*e 31 E. »ml Be«llorn 7 sad IS, Twp. 21 B . R*a*e » K . ot N*adaole (formerI/ Orrare I rouat/. Fkirldi. s* per pin thereof raeorde.1 la the putdle reroed* pf Nemlnpl* Coaot/. norlds. la I'Ut llorA No. 4, si p**s 12. that Mid Am ot eubpueiia raald tmt be —rred Bjua tsM defridlint due to tl,* iloeore from the Stst* uf Fbebls Do UKire thin ill - —ootho Urt put befoee tb* to .ura.A. of iild writ of ill i*r«ti io.t afneera af tb* Mid defendant rolqrai IIon: Now. T1 .errfore; It to »d)od**d. orlered •»! decreed that the —lit defeodiat, Tb# 'Attoixamt# Und Hotel not NsiUsllon Compsa/. It* «Kn w n sad » - l* a * * » sppesr «• f l - . w l* * romplilnt, herein nled. oa o* twfw* tb* Rsl# •tor Is Jane.. A. D. 1821. or M i d Caart. sad msk* defence thereto, ar a decree pro cmif—no Hull be entered szalnat II. It U farther ordered that tMa older *bsll Iw published In tb* Si of1*4' llrrald. a a*w*p*r*r paMtobed In Umlaut* Coaat/. Florida, owe* . ■ week fi* foar cwnecillxt week* fwlar to tb* flrat Mood*/ In Jon*. A. D. 1821. |k— iid ordered la chamber* It leland. Florida, tbl* 2Ut d* / of ApcIL A. D. 1821. A. O. CAMPBEIJ. , Jodfe pro b*e etc*, lion. Jm . W. I'erkln*. toe*jwfill l*d. GEO. O. IIEltlllNG. Solicitor for ComptolaaaU. *7Jt-e • x o n c r o r electiox 10 rwmpltiac* wlU. lb* pro*totoo* ot Chap­ ter 447S. L avs Ot Fb*M*. prtlc* to beraby f lr ra (j—| || rtortlow b»* been ordered Io ho b*M sad lb* Mm* will tw held la flpwrtol Tas School Dlatrtrt No. 4, (la k e Miwroe). Semlaoto Cooat/. rv * ld «. « I M ood*/. J m t 41b . 1821. tor tbo p u n «— Of deter—tolas wt— shall be tma­ te* o t lb* Mid dtotrlrt for the a*it s w w l la* ta * /ears. *ad lb* number ot —111* o t <11*triet arbool t s l to b* k»l#d rad rot left *d fir r ic h o f lb* Mid /esra. Tb# follow In* named nr* ip v d lle d to set M lw | ed u n sad rletk St tb* pewclacte t s —ed. within said flpretol Tax flrbool Itrtrtrt. to baM I*|<J tU vlkn, l i e d act o. 2. I t o t o M - - B * B . H. a . la k * sad U It. Mann. ta*r**lon r a l B. Stafford, clerk. I‘re d net No. 4 (I 'r a il)—A. Mlacbew. F. A. Jotinauo. Goorr* ■—Itb. tnopertora and A. V. McGalaa. rlerk. ^ ■ 11 to farther ordered that thto ootlc* bo pabllabed la lb* Sanford Herald, s *ewep«8*r paMtobed Io Sr—tool* Coopt/, bat wllhoot —M dtotrlcL there b d o « ra sewepoper l i l l M i l With to M id dtotrlrt, fa* a period o t U a* so ----- :— w n r M it r i T m o x o r n . r . w h e e l e r , x t AL.. FOR T H E ' ESTABLISH NEXT OF A . SPECIAL ROAD AXD R U D O R DISTR ICT TO RE XROW X AS SFRCIAL ROAD A X D RRIDGZ DISTRICT XO. t , OF EElOXOLZ COUXTT, FLORIDA. Tb* petition o f H. F. Wh— tor. The* AsUa. •I sl. sikta* for tb* ralihUabnraal o f • B t-d a l Rood aad- llrld** Dtotrlrt La .ba knows aa SPECIAL ROAD AND UHIDOR DISTRICT M a 3. o f Semlaoto Coaat/, Flodda. bar lo t been pre—nled at tb* rein tor March -* « U M • * Ibis Board, held oa tb* Slh day o f March. A. D. 1831. sad Mid petition h arlot Iw** filed with tbla Hoard s t that 11—o, aad It ip p e irta f to ‘ bin Board that Mid p*tHhto to sltoed b j sot Ism than Iw rat/ flr* per m a t. o f tbo d a l/ reftotered raters who ar* frao-baldera raald!as la tb* Itraitor/ It la srap— d to create teto Mid Special Road rad Ukid«* DUtrlct. sad. tha Mid prtltk— —ttlkf oat ■ doacrtplka o f tk* proposed Ioral loo o f tb* roods aod brldtoo to b* cositreeled, sad s Im lbs s —oost pec*— ar 7 tor tb* rani tract loo of Mid xratS, sakla# sad p ra /lsz for satborlt/ to Iksra sad Mil bo—to apoa the tstsbto propert/ wltbts said Special Bond sad Bride* Dtotrtrl, sad s fw r da* a -d rsrafal * ia —lasttoo rad lareatl/ailoa, II spPesrln* to tb* Mltofarti— * f this Hoard Hut tb* petlllowera bar* compiled with tk* Uw to •aeb mat tern sa b j atatxxt* Is la sorb com —ad* tad prrrldnl; IT IS THEREFORE HEREBY ORDERED at Ibis merlins o t I W Hoard o f Coo t o / (loan—lo4b—era o f Kemlaoto Coant/. b*ld thto Sib dat • I ' April. A. D. 1821. b*lsff ■ ra rslsf —**tlaz * ( Mid Hoard, that sa •lectio* fa*, sod lb* in—* to berab/ ordered b*bl la Mid U n ito r / which It to prapoMd to «aa otllsu 1s t* aald Special Iload amt. UrIda* District to bo known ao SPECIAL .ROAD AMD RRIDOR DISTRICT No. 2, o f 8*—Jm U Cooat/. Flartda, to dotor—Ido w bettor rack tend lo r / shall bo eoooUtatod tots a Special Rood sad Bride* Dtotrlrt. sad to further determine wb*tb*r tb* rood* sad brldp— proposed ta be rooetrwcttd 'shall t o coo•traded sad paid fur to tb* mooaer specified sod Ml forth to Mid petltloo. It to farther orJered That proper nolle* o f said t b c d t o h* eirta rad pabHstod tor hot l*M thin tblrtr d a /t M i l precradlae lb* d s j oa which socb skctloq shall t o told, —id no­ lle* ts to psbltohad Is tbs SANFORD HERALD. ■ towspsprf publlstod to Sasfnrd. t o —to o k C ooat/, Florida. It I* farther ordered that c o t / dot/ qsalifted (lector* who sra freeholder* raeldlce wlthto tb* trail tor/ which II to peopoeed to craet* tola ■ Sperlsl Road rad Hrldee Dtetflct shall to **tilted to tots s l socb elect loo. Tb* fol low IBe Is tb* teraltor/ petit lowed to tw ruoatltnltd tot* ■ Special Roed rad Drlds* DUtrlct: Herlnalne st tb* corner o f Sect too* 34. XT, 84 ■ad 33 o f Towaablp 30. Booth of Haas* 88 Eaat, ran Soatb sl—te Section line to rara*r pf Secltool 14. IS. 33 sad 23. TUwasblp 31, East, ttoaca V m I slowe corner o f Section* 18, IT, 39. Soatb o f Rss<* 38 East, lbe nee Soatb a b a c Section Lla* to tb* Sootbweet corner o f Sectloo 33, Towaablp 31. Sooth ot Brae* 30 East, ttooc* East sloo« Towaiblp Un* tolw tea TOwMblpa 31 sad 22, U tb* EroolockhstchU O ra k . thence Norther 1/ a b a s Mid crack to Its lntraraello* with tb* Enel twaadsr/ o f Serlloa 13. Tiwnaklp 31, Booth o f Rsac* SI EasL tbrara North a lia s Esse* U s* to Iwees Kane** B! rad 83 to tto quarter stcllra corner on tto East boaadar/ o f Bratloa 31, Township 30, Soatb o f Urns* Sl F lit, thence W —t t* U k l Jrarap. ttoar* TVeeler 1/ slooc tto Soatb Shore o f Inks to Sect k— Idee rannlnf East sad W—t to tween Sect Iona 36 sad 33. Township 30, Booth o f lie nr* SO-East, these* Went aloof Mid Swe­ llou IJoe to point o f beflnatnf. Tb* she** dracrltwd teraltor/ twin* Cta— 1| Ctoa—I—toaer's DUtrlet. No. 4. ind aUo, lle tU s la f at a potol so tto Soatb Brand s r/ s f Section SI, Township 21. Booth o f Rsssw S3 C eil. Where tto Erralorkhatrhlo Creek ra........ Mid Use, throe# Noether 1/ a loof Mid Croek to IU U trnecU eo with Urn East •boaadar/ s f Sectloo |3, Township 31, Soatb o f Rsas* Sl Eoat. ttosra North a loot Mid Rssfw Liao totwe*o ILanice 31 rad S3 Eoat. to tto Qwsrter Sectloo corner on tto East boaadar/ o f Seclira 34. Tawaetilp 38. Sooth o f K llf a Sl l u t , Ihence West to Leke Jc—Op, these* Noether1/ aloof tto East stora o f U l a Jmaop to tto SL Jotina Rl*er. tbracw ta ■ ftaerml C uter 1/ dlrwrtk— op tk* SI. John* Hirer to sad tbraofh Lak* H are*/, tt-enc* B rattorl/ rad o p ' to tto point where tto SL Johns Hirer rrtwnro the Soatb bound* t j ot Township' XI, Soatb. tbrara W m I sh—f raid Township Line to potsl of toflsstof The llo r * .leecrltwd teraltor/ twtof C ooat/ Co——1—kmer'a DWtrlct No. A T to description o f tto proposed local too o f tbo roe,1a and brtdfra to to n —etrarted. bard pur faced rad Improetd. U as follows, to-w ll: That certain b lfh w a / from Orledo to Goldenn .l dearrlbed a» follow* to-w lt: H cflnnixf ta tb* Town o f Otledo. Bernloo Is e ra a t/. Florida, at ■ point prat fret Eaat wf tto Nortbw—t corn er o f Seclliw 13. Town*Up 31. Booth o f Raaf* 31 East, ran W rat 3 1 0 0 . feet. Ihence to Hoatbweetfrl/ dlrerUoa ftdlowiaf tto n trateUed rued renaln* from Otledo to OrUads •I-praalm iltl/ S J -lie * to tto Orsaf* Count/ IJoe, rad alas, . T b it certala b lfh w a / fro— (b n loots to tb* c r a m / Lin*, deerattwd as follow*, to-wll I U*fln n la f at tto tatrr—ctlra uf t t o ' Eaat Has o f Serttea 39. Tow—h p f l , ■4'uJth o f liia fe S3 Eaat. with tto ranter tlx— * f Seeeatb atirat to tto Tows flit# o f North lliataola. Serutnol# C ra m /, Ftarhia. ran Sratb I 15 ml Ira •« the Flat line of Section* S and 11 ,o tie Graaf* Craat/ Un*. aod. 1 Also thaw portion! of th at' <ratals 1‘ ib w a / twlweeo Crnrxa aad Oa.-wrU. * * * |urilr*Ur1/ described as folio**: tVflnn'.af feet W rit o f tb* Beat b ru t r eu rr ..f Sectloo B. Townetlp 38, floath o f R aaf# 3J C u t. Br—Iaol* O ooat/, Florida, (aald potol belrf Eaat rad a f tto brick road oa tb* Booth Jin* of Mid Section * ) ma East 344 feet to tb* fl—Abeaat corner o f Mid Serlloa B. tbrace North Noetbeatterl/ ak—f tto rood lewdtof to On— la. 4434 feet to a pUat so* mite from b efInalaf. sad. Atea Iw flaalaf at lb* Norther* ter—Ua* of tto (b o a t / ‘ road raanlnf from Genera ta O* reoU, Mid po4at betaf 70 fret NortLw—t from lb* ranter line of tto IToetda Exit Coast III Itreed sad CO feat West from tto Center line of tto OoraoU C/prewo Owaxpon/*• —111 aid U f. ma era ttw —ter!/ parallel with tto Fieri da C u t Coaat Railroad owe —He. Said modi and aald aortlawa o t raid made le to co­ atroc led o f sarR width aad- o f each far J eur faclxif material aa —a / hereafter to deiarmined b/ tto Hoard af O ooat/ Ceeoat—teoera. T to a—ra a f' eoUmaied aa a triM i ry to p a r (to i—- i m i ilao o f Mid m odi aad krtdfoo Is NINETY THOUSAND (8BB.0 8 0 0 0 ) Haftora; tto cost o f aacb ewoatn artlra I* to to paid for b/ Uw Im p aam aad ante of bo—Sa o t m !4 special Rood aad Hrldf* DUtrie L U ewoaUtated. for ■old aa—oa t. pe/ahl* tb irt/ /ear* J flr t data with totereat • ( ( t o rat# o f M l per raotw— per Sana— m -a tto dal* ot tbo sale ot aald aad aald toads am M 4 to to aoU ar ot ber ate* diepose 4 o f tor lean tbaa fare rata* It to farther erderad that a proper can far aald - |lr-rt~a to aald dtotrlrt drafted, aad that tto Ma— to pabtatod to tto raald, tor tto fall period af ■ o n e * o r a x e l e c t io n t o x b t a b l j ih "■FE C IA L ROAD All D BRUME DIXTRIOT n n v i x o s r c o u r t .n o v o * , z« - b s K N O V X A l BFECHAL ROAJD AX D R R IDO* DISTRICT XO. * R AXD DETERMINE WHETHER t h e c o s t or THX-llUIIJBUfO o r THE rmoPOSED ROADS AXD BRIDGE* n r RAID IFECIAL ROAD AXD RRIDOR DISTRICT SHALL RE RAID TOR FROM THE PROCEEDS OE A BOXD ISSUE IX THE SUM O f X IXETT THOUSAND IN .000.8*) DOLLARS. WHEREAS. ■ polllkn wa* p r-ra ta d to lt o Hoard o f Craut/ Oh m W n m i o f B*mtools Count/. I'iortda. on tb* Stk d a / o f Mare*. A. II.. KOI, i l n o l br mart |baa tw e n t/flx * par rant o f tU d a l/ n d i l n o l w t r n who art free to Mara rraldlnf w tlila U<* ltraitor/ here­ inafter drarrlbed. prajln* 10 bar* reset Dated aod —taUlabed a Special Road sad Urlds* IHilrtcf la Benilaole C oa st/. I'iortda. to bo known aa SPECIAL ROAD AMD BRIDOB DIS­ TRICT No. I , o f SeaUnoto C ooat/. nartda. and to bar* maotrortod within aald Spatial Road aad Ilrldf* Dlatrtct. prr—atom road* aad teh lf— ; tha tarrltorr sowfht to ba tram limed aad ratabUabad lata a Spatial Road aad lirtds* M u riel bata / la ■*—tool* Caoat/, Florida, aad more peMIcwUrl/ described aa fallow*. la -v lt: ' ItofU a la f at tba aoraar a f Battloaa M , ST. SI and U , Township XI. Booth at Raafa 90 Baal, roa Booth a k a f Sattlaa Uaa to comer o t BeeIlona Id. IS, XI aad S3. Townahlp SI. Soatb o t Kan/* SO Eaat. throe* .Waal aloa< Heel wo Uaa to aoraar a f Braltaoa IS, IT. RB aad 31, Tram•Up SI. Soatb a f Ran/a SO Eaat. tbaaaa Saatb a b a c Saatka Uba la tba Booth ora l aoraar o f Boat too 33. Towtohlp SI, Raoth o f Raafa 3° Eaat. tbaaaa Eaat a k a * Township Uaa batwoaa Tear nab Ipa SI aad 32. to tba EreaUrkhitchU Crrrk. tbaaaa Nortbarl/ alons aald Creek to Ha taltmretloa with tba Eaat boaadar/ o f Saetlaa IS. Towatolp SI. Boatb o f Itaag* SI Eaat. tbaaaa North a b a s Itan/a Uaa U tvaaa Raacaa SI aad'RS In tba Qaartar Saatloa aoraar aa tha Bait kaaadary a f- SaaUaa St. Towaablp SO, Saatb o f Ratsa SI Bait, tbaaaa fVaat to Lakt Iraoop. tbrara We*t*rl/ alopr tba Saatb atora a f Laka to Saatloa Uaa raaalas Eaat aad Waal batwoaa fteetioo* St aad S3. Township SO. Saatb af S u p SO Bast, tbaaro Waal aloaf aald So«Hon Una to point o f beginning- lb* abora doacrlbod tarrltorr balls Coaat/ Oomml-Unar* DUtrial N<t «. aad aka. . . IlegUoLng at a H a t oa Uu Buolb boaadar/ Of ItacOon SI. Tonartlp SI. Soatb o f Rang* S3 Raat. where tba EcoBMckbatrbl* Creek cru— ao Mid U u . these* Nortbarl/ along Mid Croak to IU Ulatnactlon with lb* Eaat boondarj o f Saattoo u , Towaablp SI. Booth of Rang* SI East. Ihence North a loos aald Rang* Uaa botwaaa Rang*#. St aod S3 Eaat. u tbo (faartar Saatloa comer on tb# Eaat boaadar/ o f M e­ llon M. Tbwnahlp 30 Boa lb af Haag* SI Eaat. la tba Town o f Ortadau Samlaol# Coaat/. Flori­ da. at a point MO far? Bast o f tb* Northwest rumar o f Saatloa 'IS, Township SI. Booth af Range St Baal, taa Want 3400 flat, thane# U a fluolbwrater 1/ dlrartloo following tb* mala trarailed rood raaalag from Orlado to Ortaado approilmatals 8.S milt* ta tb* Oraag* lU aatr lla*. aad also. Thai eortalo blfhw a/ from tboloota to lb* Coaat/ lla*. da—rtbad as follows, to-wll; |Uglanlag at tbo tatanaatlon o f tb* Eaat Una ot Saatloa 20. Township SI. Sooth o f Rang* S3 East, with tb* ciralar Uaa of Reran tb sir—t ta Iba TOwa Bit* o f North Lb a loo U. BaaiUsU Coaat/. Florida, ran Soatb I.S3 mil— ao tb* East Uaa o f Section* 28 aod 32. Io tb* Orange Count/ Una, tad AUo tbo— poetic— *r that certain b lgb n a/ tel wees Cmara aod Ooraola, mom partlralarl/ de—rlbad aa. follows, to-w ll: Uagla SAB f—t W—i or tb* Sot iba— i comer of Saatloa B, Township X). B— tb o f Rang* 32 East, SomUoW C oonl/, Florid*. Iaald potol balag tbo East aod of tb* batch rood — Uw Booth IU* af —Id Sec­ tion 9 ), ran Cast BM feet to tb* Bo* U r sat comar o f aald Bactloo B. tbaoca North and Nortbaastrrl/' a lung tb* road leading to OertoU, 4U I f—t to a potat o— mlU from begin Slag, aod aUo Beginning' at tbo Nat lb era IrrmUoa of tbo Count/ rood raanlag from Oa— ra to Oae—U. Mid pMnt lelng 70 feat North we*t from tba renter Una of tba Florida Eaat Coast Railroad •ad CD feat West from tb* renter II— of the Oareola C/prt— Compaa/’ a mill aiding, ran South wester !j parallel with tb* FVelda East Coaat Hall/tad oor mil*. Bald road* and Mid portions o f aald roads ta be construe led of each width and of socb bard surfaced material as » • / hereafter b* determined b / tbs Hoard of Coaat/ Co—ml—lu— ra. T ie i a o u l —tlmatad as o eras aar / to pa/ for lb* c o w traatloa o f tbo roads aad bridge* —t forth la eald patltlna U NINETY TIIOL'SANt> itm.OOO WI tullara. It# mot o f . sorb maisiraciioa to t* paid foe b / tbs Usaanes sad u la of tends f— —Id am— at. pa/akU tktrt/ /ears after date, with later— t a| tbs rat* o f all tar raat. par aaaam. Mid bond* not ta b# —Id or atl.erwlee dlop—ad o f tor la— tbaa par. NOW. THEREFORE. Notice le barab/ glrea that oa lb* 17tb d a / of M a/. A. Ii. 1821. aa auction will to held within tb* terrltoc / •ought to l> created, ruewtltsted and —ubllabad Into a flpeclal th a t amt Bridge dlatrtrt. and aald election la hereby ordered to he bald ua —11 dal* b / tb* qualified etect.aa who tr* free-bol lera r—bling within lb* terrltury which It U profa— d. to rrasls Into aald M|«etsl Road and bridge IKatrlrt. to determine If tb* abate described tarrtt—/ stall he euoatltsted Into s Btwctsl lload and bridge Idstrrt o t Ba—taais C on st/. Flnetda. to bn known aa SPECIAL ROAD AXD BRIDGE DISTRICT NO. 3. and ta further del ermine If there shall be tom•trurted within —Id Special Ruud and lutdga Idstrlrt a bore defined, permanrat roads and bridges ns peafeJ fu* a a-1 sa fu ll/ deoetlbed and —I forth ta lb* pet Itbaa on flU with tb* Ilaard af Co— 1 / t'oenmlaalc— •. and a Us la further determine If NINETY THUL'BAND l|BO.OOO.O<>| Dollar* Shall be raised I / lb* twaine* and —U of U—da pa/abU thirl/ /ear* aft— dal*, tear­ ing Interest at the r ile of ala per crab per an­ num fra— tb* date of tb* nat* of —Id baud*, tb* —Id loads not to he sold fa* lees than par. and to bo re Orel b/ a staking fund Merited fra— a Special M i is ba BJ— *d and rallected upon the prop—* / within aald district. Tb* fat low tag perwtma are appointed aa Clerks aod Inapectara o f —Id Elect Mu: Free tart X*. A— Ort*4* O. O. Walratl. Clark, T. W. LAWTOW, Seerrtar/. . Is s burden when tbs body racked with psin.' Everything worries and the victim becomes despondent and d o w n h e a r t e d . To bring back tbo sapthino g o ld m em l T h . national ntam & y o t H otim nd to t O r* XOT7CE o r AFFLICATIOX FOR T A X tor -adorn. Sl Sanford. Ftodds. T——to /, M s/ 3rd. 18* 1 . i r ISKAI.1 C . V. HARRISON. (•air—« Atlaoti ' _____ * JS-* NEW BOMBS FOE BUYERS GREEN COVE SPRINGS, May 9c— ke Citizens Boosing Cempotty t v «n organized ben for the porpose ’ e - K ’ Tfft f homes to b d it puriw n . The residmcee will be yeti r oa gaxT tens*. Ptxiw a n brine •de for thg. erretion of at {east 12 f of low 1a f pmpiMd aril— jl. 76EFb ' f xw iB n . rw m r, R. R. McNAB, JOHN CRR0AN. W. U . BBOW N INff. a u w w ,> . V if and taa la tala parbJaf saR w aiskaan ia fa* «bn parpoM o f paakug m atortng aU kinds a t frulta. ragalablM. a* farm pradaatsi ta rarTR oa tha bools*** a f eaU atorag* laalsd lN tb * balldlas aad a u la U M a s o f S *aU aurago aad lea plaal; t« maanfaetarw aad toll St oaol N tea; to own. m slststa aad aporaU a l l b )< t tba moaafaetaro af, lambar. m u m aad parkins boxen i to aa ia U la aad apfrafa^ a*mm^ too IX* porpno* o f dealing la a a / aad all ktoda a t ■agitTmartUa tllbar wkataaaU a t ratal! aa katbj to ba aad art a* agent -far garaiaa or aaapnab ttoad) U do a general n a a h X M morabaat and brokerage koala***: to deal ta Urn stack aad lu prndoeU; to do aar aad all tblata sataa aarr ag aaadfal, with fall power to knf, botd* agteambar aad —11 a a /.a a d all klad* o f propa rt/, aaraoaar/. .10 operaU f O M t a l l y aar. •Ilbor or all a f tbo aotaral klad* o f M a M or trad* baralaaborc —rationed, aad i n i n f t j to kata all |»wer aica— rr. aaadfal ar daafr■Me Ur tb* faU aod coanplata aaaratao a f Ik* right to ’ net aa principal, agent, bandar at porrbanrr la any form la tb* gass td tlN . dta> tawtlUa. anmmtwflng. reurganUUg or aol* a t prvprrt/ ra il and parmnal. Uwa pruelde. Catll tb* offlrura alerted at lb* flrat annual meeting aball b* ./unllfled. lb* Mpta*— o t tk »mrpuaatloa aball ba mud acted b / tb# fallowing, offlrete. to-wlt: A. W. Fr—t, J*«*t<Uat: n . X . McNab, Flea frealdant; C. L. W —t. BaCTuUr/f W. II. Rrawblng. Trea.arer, aad tb* Board Off' IUreel act St all b* lb* abort named o f fleam S M John Cragnn. Article T b Tb* tlgbeal amount o f Indebted—— oa IU 1,1IIt/ t» wklcte IhU rewporntl— mn/ at • * / 11 me subject It—If aball b* Fort/ Tbo— Hi. DoiUra. ArtkU TII. Tba — m— and realdeur— o f lb* autoertbarahereto and Uw a count of atork Mtmcrtbod ora a* follow a, am] Uw aald s t u m are hereby aubarrtbed: NAME IIIEBIDENCX York. N. R. B. McNab____...N ew Toes. N. John Cragaa........ .. . New York. N. AD TERTttEK XXT BeaUd ttda will to recelted br tb* Hoard of W. II. Ilrawalag.1 . .Orlado. FU. C. L. W—t ............. Oeledo. FU. . (V a st/ CbcaUlmk—a n o f Lake ('v a s t/. FUrtd* and tba Hoard o f Coaat/ Com ml—lo o m af BemlneU C oast/, Florida, m— ting Jotatl/ at CUtiNTY OF SEMINOLE, — .1 On IbU day perw—ally ap(oaged be face In*, tb* LX—rt Uou— In Tatatea, Florida, for Ike meet ruction o f a woolen tr—tU betdg* aerr— officer duly authorised l.y Uw to alm lab oaths and to take arknowledgmaat. C. U Wt tba Weklea rtrar. at 10 a. m M a/ 12. 1831. Each Md moet Iw acceuni-aalad by a eortl and W. II. HrvwnUg, wall known to ma, 1 fled d e c k ta tk* turn of fire hundred Itsnot known to m* tn la two o f tb* petjuaa wt— dollar*, wild* po/abU to T. C. flm /lba. Cleft tented tb* foregoing Charter axel who —tmrrt for ttw tbord df c«—nty tototul—Mmera of ttw aanw. and tb*/ — tefa ll/ acknowledged U l t Coaaat/. Florida, aa teldeor# o f good fore me that they eaarutrd and aotocrlbed •am* fu* tb* aa— aad (m p a e a therein filth. TLa Cuunt/' Cocnml—teoera reaeree tb* right <0 reject an/ or all Uda I 'p b * of plana, np—incut Mon. proposed coo tract aad la—d baa/ bo had aa apptlrutUw la T. C. Bm/tb*. Clark o f tb* Hoard o f Cawatf tW n-Ualooem, Torer—. Florida.'or f r o - X ADawgla—. (la rk , o f tb* Board o f Count/ d m o l —b—era. naaf—d . Florid*, after April 30 XT ATE OF NEW YORK. OT NEW YORK, —.1 oa depewit o f |3.M which will |* returned If COUNTY On this d a / form—* !! / appeurad before —o , Md U mad*. aa officer d a i/ aettwetaed b / Uw to admlaUtar Hy ewder of ttw Hoard o f O oaal/ Commla oat he and t* tab* sckaowUdgmawt. A. If. •loner* o f Bemtnolo Cowat/. Flucldn. " Fr—t. Jaim Cragaa and K. B. McNab. known kn . I* HAL) ' ' E. A. DOL'GLASB. ma and known to Iw tbr— o t tb* peruana do­ nert tod U and who executed tha f m g X a f chart*/ and a bo ant—rrUwd tha aam*. and I M / —eera!!y acknowledged before ma that they NOTICE OF AFFLICATIOX OF TAX DEED executed and — bacrlbed tb* Mm* far Ik* Under Bactlaa l i t af tb* Oanarsl Butat— af tb* B u t* af Flartda Notteo It hereby glean that Ilrwry Futrb. pur* rt—aer o f T a i Certificate No. *06. dated tb* 3rd day o f J o !/. A. D. 1*14. kaa filed —Id cer tlfleute la —/ af flee, aad b M mad* appllcitlau f— US dead Io Maud la sreuadanew with law. Bald ewrtlfVaf* rawbraca* tbo fwiMwIag daorrtb*d fwwporty a*U s ted In Seminole C a m tf, FM*1W H » f N W 1* wf NW«4.*Bee. 31, T v p 31 It.. K*ng* XI. 3D near*. .The n i l Und twtag » —ea—d at tb* date af lb* I—wane* o f onrb eartlftrate In tk* name af JaAa I . Itraaeh l oir— — Id ewetirtcate at.a 11 Iw rad— ed aceuadiaB to Uw ta i dead will K w a A et n a aw tbo 41b d o / o t Jane. A. IL 1* 21. Wit— —/ offV tal Mgnatara and —nl this Uw Sbtb d a / o f April. A. D. MSI. , 1SEAL) X A. DOCGLABK. CW k .ctrralt • omt. free of charge as the result o f the generosity o f Dr. George H . Holliday, ° f A tlnnta and F ort Pierce, who has pres nted the ‘school with a complete Da—e aad .Ord—ad to epao ar—4 m aa thto tto Jtfc d o / off April. A. D. 1871. dental o u tfit Examination o f stu­ U A. BRUMLET. Chair—as dents l>egan last week, Doctors I. 0 . U r . HAGAN. 1,1-hop and J. C. Coe, local dentists, C W . SXTXMINCEB. a r. bw ofr, •king the work free o f charge. Any R. CURLKTT. Hoard a f C#**t necessary expense in connection with 34 Btr o f Be—taala the work will be borne by the local " i S E - sad **4cred b/ tb* Brard ot IMMle laRed C ross chapter. atrarttow for Sewdaoto O ooat/. Florid*, to r a p ­ lUib-My-TTsm cares sores. NOTICE OF AFFLICATIOX FOR T A X DEEDS Uadar SecUra ITS af tba Otaaral SUtatoa af .-n -— v t k Stela i f M M Notlr* la Latabr f i r m that A. B. BJoblooi. poratiaarr o f Ta* Carttflrato No. 348, datod tbr lit d a / a f Jaaa, A. D. ISOS, baa fllrd said tar tjflralr ______ _In __ _______ _ aad baa —ad* applies■too for Tat I>aad to toau* la arrordaara with law. Tba aald rartlfirst# anbraras (ba fol­ lowing deecxltwd propart/ at to*ted *la Be—lool* O oaal/. Florida, to-wlt: ■ SWH o f MEU o f l i n e Sac. IS. Twp. SO A . tim er 30 E. 10 anas, -o r a or Itaa. Tba arid load I - 1 u* ar i t . l i d at lb« dal# -of Iba U*« •or* o f inch rrrtlflrata In tba Bswa o f •Un­ known. A bo: Nolle* la barab/ glean that A. R Jtjotilom. parti.seer af T a t Certificate Mr loss, datrd tba Stb d a / af N o r r a b r . A. D. INS. baa fllad aald rrrtlflrmla Id t o / o f flea, aad baa bi»dr application for T a t I>aa<l to laaaa la acmnUnc* with law. Tba aald rartlfleala e—• hraraa tba fotlawlns described propaft/ allaatad la KtmlooU C ooat/. nurlda, lo-wtt: « H o f N W k o f NWI4, Mar. IS. Twp. SO fl_ Dante no B. XI a r m . Tit* aald land to ta l a—r»ard at tba data o f tba laoaaaea o f oarb certificate la tka natna o f Cnkaows. Aka. Notlr* la barab/ gtraa that A. R AJohloxn. porrliaarr o f T a i fartlflrala So. SOTS, dalr-l Iba Stb d a / o f Jaaa. A. D. ISM. baa fllad aald fartlflrala In o t/ offlra, aad baa mail* application far T a i Itaad to Uso# In aanrdanr* with law. Tba aald rartlfleala aarbrae** I La following daaertbad proper!/. altaated la Ar—lanto C ooa t/, Florida, ta-wlt: N'H a f SBt* a f NRl* or K W H . Sac. IB, Twp. S3 B.. liana* SO IL Tba aald laad brtag » n r i« r l at tba data a f Ibe Uooasro o f aacb cartlflral* la tba aa—* a f Unknown. Abu; Nolle* U brrrl./ gltra that A. R. SJotdom. l a n t i w r of Taa Cartlflral* Np 2072. da lad IL* 5th d a / o f Jan*. A. D. H ot, baa fllad said rrrtlflrata la tor offle*. aad baa mad* application for Taa Daod to Uoao la aarwrdaor* with Uw. Raid erttirieiU rn.Uarr* lb* following drwrttwd propart/, allaatad la Saalaol* I r a n i/; Florida, to-w ll: B 'i o f NWt* o f NRH o f NWtJ. Bar. IS. Twp. X> It.. Da ago BO K. Tba aald Und bring i n f i ll at tbo data o f tba l—aanc* af sorb certificate aa L'aknown. Also: Nolle* U b*r*t>f gltaa that A. E. HJufckrm, purrfea—r o f Taa Certificate No. 388. •laird tl>* 4th d a / o f Jaaa. A. D. 1017. baa hied aald errtlflral* In tor offle* aad baa ■ada application fur Tat 1 <**<!• to lora* la aeeordaae* with law. Tbr Mid Chrtlflcal* #—• braea* tb* follow lag described proparl/ allaatad la Samlaole ( b o a t /. FUrbU. to-wll: SH o f NEH of N E U 'o f MV I*. See. IS. Twp. XI S. Ilaag* 30 E. ft arrr*. Tba eald laad br­ ing m e —r I al tba data o f tb* I—nine* of each cartlflral* la ll>* aau>* o f l.’ akaowa. -A b o: Nolle* ta brrrl./ g l«m that A. K. SJofduan. porrl.a—r of T a i Cartlflealo No. SIS, datrd lb* lat d a / of Jan*. A. D. UNO. h u flkrd nald rtrtlflenlo In m/ offle*. nn.1 b u mad# application for Taa l***U to Uaoo ta areord•nr* with Uw. Tb# M id rartlfleala amhaaraaf Ibe follow log deoerlbad progwrt/, ait sated U BemlooU C oast/, Florida. |bw|t: B II 4 o f KW)| o f K W H . Bar. 18. Twp.'SO S. Hang* 3* E. 10 arras. The M id laad balag e —reeed at tb* d l t * Of tba l—S I M Of *Urb c e r t i f i e s ! * la lb* aana o f L'nkaown. A I n : Retire la barab/ glean that A. B. MJoblom. paVcbaaer o f' T a i CartlflraU Na. SOI. da lad lb* tlk d a / o f Jaaa, A. D. 19IT, la s fllad aald eartlfleal# in a t/ offlra aod bM mad# application for T a i Dead* to I—oa la ar-. rartinrat* tem­ raadaaea with U w . Tb* Mid rartlflrat* a­ braces Iba fullowing daurrlbed proper!/ altoated la HemIonia Count/. Florida, to-wlt: KH o f NBIe o f NEVl of Hac. IB. Twp. X> B. Rang* .10 E. 30 screw. Tb* said Uad lelng a—eased at Ik* data o f tb* I—nan— of loch rartinrat* In tb* na— o f Uaknowu. AUo: Nolle* la barab/ glrea that A. B. Bpd>lum, parch a—r o f Tag Cartlflral* Na. 2342, dated tt>* r.th d a / o f Jaaa. A. D. ! ■ » . ' has filed m 14 certificate In Bi/ o ffice . and baa made application fa* T a i IU*d to I—— Io ac­ cordance with Uw. Bold rartlfleala embrace* tli* folk—lag described propart/ situated la BemlooU Cenatj, Florida, to-wlt: Ml* o f M U , of. NRH o f HWV* A BBI4 of NEI, of glVL,. Bee. 14. Twp. 30 B.. Range 30 E. IS Scree Tb* aald Und' being x- i — I al lb* data of tb* laauancu o f such rartlfleala U tb* asm* of E. C. Warren. AUo: Notice la hereby glean that A. E. oyj.h.ai purd-a—r of Taa Cwtllflcate No. 2SB, ■Uled IL* 7lb d a / o f June. A. D. I W . baa filed —Id feetlflcale In mj office and baa mad* ap­ plication for Tax lhe.1 to »— U aeenrdajxu with Uw, The — Id rartlfleala embrace* tb* follantog described pr.^eeiy ettuated In Benil sola Count/, Florida, t o w n : NEV of B W li o f BW L » t NWI4, Bee. 14 Tlep S» B lUage 30 K. . 2H err— T U Mid Uml being nueaaeet nt lb* dale o f lb* I—none* o f tueb certificate In Ibe taut* af t nk»<wn Loleae —Id certificate* aball t— redeemed a*curding to Uw Taa Itewb will laeur tberaem <*1 lb* itb d a / o f Jim*. A. D. 1821. W 11 tie— » / official slgnatore am] —al tfcU Ibe SMti da/ of April. A. D IWT iDEALl E. A. tKirGLABS. Clecb Circuit Court. BemlnoU t'don l/, FU. 57-Cte Hr V. U. DOCULABB. H. a A . IT . F r -a t .......... ..R aw �/ .• c ftt*, Jersey Vorste �i Yard wide solf Bleaching*, only 2,000 yards for this sale, 10 yards to customer— * ...................... ................................................. Remnant. Day Every Day .............................................................................. Remnants o f White Goods, Voiles, Organdy, Domestic and Gingham at— • iff • IS C ™ * ONE-HALF PRICE 1,000 yards, 36-inch Pajama Check, the best, honest * gTade we carry. 10 yds. f o r C *i Ready-to-Wear O ff •' 30 Pcs “Lorraine” Tissues Stock Reducing Sale on much Seasonable and Wanted Merchandise from aU sections o f the i will be a General Clearance at Sensational Reductions on Our Entire Stock o f m handsome colored check . • plaids and* stripes, fast col­ ors, 27 to 40 inches. Sale price. • ' rzQn Men’s Furnishings, Hosiery, Silk and Muslin Un­ derwear and Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Fancy Colored Voiles Navy, Brown, Cope and Gray Taffeta Dresses up to $30.00 values, in this Sale— $15.98 • Organdy and Gingham Dresses 40 pieces o f the season’s prettiest patterns, in domestic and imported Voiles, 36 to 40 inches wide, regular $1.50 to $1.75 values, May Sale 8 9 C Our entire stock o f Ladies’ and Children’s Ready-towear will all be reduced in this May Sale. 1 ' t o r Ladies 16 to 42 § . * • Beautiful permanent finish Organdy in Rose, Blue, Yellow, Orchard, White and Navy, plain and dotted. Values up to $12.50. ' yard Mhy Sale price Scotch and Domestic Gingham Dresses, Blue and White, Pink and White, Lanvender and W h i f o all o i l colored n r > l n l plaids— o i r l o ___ White, 190 pieces o f every shade for spring, Taffetta, Satins, Georgette* and fancy Novelty Silk in May Sale. ■ | Mill-End Sale - ' . 2,000 "yards best Percales, 10 to 20 yard, cuts, big assortment o f patterns, dotts, stripes and check, 36-in* wide. But what you want. $17,98 l M ill-End Madras Sale Jersey Worsted Sport C oa ts___________ $10.98 1,000 yards White and colored strips, imported Madras, 36-inches wide, 65c grade. May B lou se Sale yard (fast colors) 50 Georgette and Crepe de C hene/$5.00, $6.00 and $6.50 Blouses. White, Flesh and Pink. G IN G-•H AM S • Sale fled Seals and other standard brand Gingham, only one. case fo r this May Sale n r ic e 83.98 each ’ Organdy Dresses ‘ : For Girls 4 to 14 years One lot o f Pink, Blue, Yellow and Lavendar and White. Values up to $7.00— 81x90, best, sale ..$1.48 Cases, 42x36 ............38 L a rg e Huck. Tow­ el io r ...------•__ 16 to 40 Jersey Wosted Suits for Ladies. Tan, Brown Black and Navy— * May Sale May Sale w O t $6.98 May Sale price Sale .19 Im ported Organdy and Swiss §3*98 4 -Q t Colonial Sauce Ran Plain and dotted, some Embroidered, 40 to 44 inches Wide, $2.00 and $2.50 Cloth 4 to 12 Scotch Ginghams 32 inch Check, Blue, Brown, Black and Pink - A Colonial KetUe . ' Organdy and nice quality corduroy nice­ ly trimmed, for May Sale 6 9 0 ^ Men’s Furnishing Department Special lot o f Men’s and Young Men’s Suits $20.00 to $25.00 values in this May Sale— . $14.98 Mto44 jW toasting fcji-Wfcni Boys’ W ash 4 Ot Covered Lipped Sauce Pan. ;jjg $1.19~SH IRT S A L E -5 1 .1 9 8 Cup Coffee Percolator .79 $3.50 Grade, sale..$1.98 3.00 Grade, sale.. 1.75 55 2.50 Grade, sale.. 1.50 .49 I 2.00 Grade, sale.. 1.25 42 I 1.50 Grade, sale,. .98 40 dozen Men’s Shirts, Madras, fast colors IftQt Water M Silk and Mijslin Underwear Phoenix All-Silk Socks, 79c Made o f Madras and K haki All sizes ' $6.50 and $7.50 lot o f Silk and Cotton Teddies, Gowns, Bloomers, made o f best quality Linger­ ie and Silk, all neatly trimmed. 2 Qt.Double Boiler BOYS’ BLOUSES O Q May Sale fo r $ 4 . 4 8 SfttTeaKetth a -Knit - Underw ear- “ Munson” , — MEN’S PALM BEACH SUITS Palm Beach Suits fo r Men-and Young Men Brand $16.98 Combination Suits, $1.75 values Union Suits, $1.50 values.... ......... Nainsook Union Suits for .......... iP iece Cutlery Set Bathing Suits Men's W ork Shirts $15.00 Values, •13.00 Values, 12.00-Values, 9.00^Values, 8.00 Values, 7.00 Values, 6.00 Values, Extra Special— W hite Goods v 100 pieces White Voiles, Flaxon, Fancy Stripe, Voiles. Values up to $1.25 yard in this • • •• Sale for— lQ n yard ______________________________ . ■ All Sizes 914-in. Fry fen ________ ________ On Sale Suits Aluminum aaiegtstarts at Exactly 9:00 A. M., Friday, May 20 most Popular and staple pieces at $1.49 each. Every piece, genuine quality B, remarkable values. Come early! yeaFS- Pr0babIy ne' er a^ain N o Phone O r d e r s -N o D e iiv e rie s-N o Pieces Reserved. It Must be First Come, First Served « be possible for us to c in This A L U M IN U M W A R E SA LE . • “ EVERYTHING NEW THAT’S GOOD” - » ' Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Price-........... P rice-.......... P rice ........... P rice ............ P rice ............ P rice .......... P rice ............ Sale Starts F R ID A Y , M ay 13 _______________ . ■ E V E R Y T H IN G N E W T H A T ’S GOOD” J: .. �THE SANFORD W E E K !/ FRIDAY, MAY 13, Description of Daaerlptloa o f Lou 21, 22 . 23 axd 20, B U t ITi Block G iiit t ii* M * Lot U . IIlock O Lou 41 and 41, IIlock O . . . AH Unplatled 'Part Block O .. All Uaptailed Tart 'Block J Lot, 13, 54, end Sd 10 0# ft.) *nd 00 and 81 (lei Block K C. I* V^ng . Abttluto T )® n ii»» MalakUb nu»k Unknown ........ o . L. Win* . . . Unknown ........ 1* P lat Book Bo. 1 , n l o t , 22, 23 ond 14. Block P . . . B 40 ft Lot IS. Block II ......... t o ll 10. 81. 83. S3, 84. 88. 38, tB*' 11 l4Ndl O f i i i t t i i i - r t M t i f U t 31 and N 14 Lot 8» , Block O 5X73 Lot 43, Slock O M M M iM iM ih Lot 43, Block O a#*#***»•»•*• a• Lot &3| Slock D ^ im i a t i r . U W oodroff Prank 11*11 . . . . . O. W, Bcnloo . . . Unknown ........ Unknown . . . p r u k n »u Anna If. D arom i; Ho Diforrwt FLORIDA LAND A BB COLONIZATION COMPANY'S ABD1TI0B TO SOUTH 84 Vo, I , P a n 73, lo a ln o lo G outy Kocord, •••*•. Lnl* Beaten, . . . ..... Arthur riojd ........ Ed. Boykin U Plat-Book Bo. I , P»T» U , lomlnoto G o u ty Record* Block 1 • « . . . « « . 1 . . . U . If. Secof d Lota B to 14, Block i , I f . If. Accord J94.63 Unknown L. 0 . BTKIMOrEXLOW'S SUB-DIVISION u Unknown Bocordod in P U t Book Bo. ( * l i 1 and 3, Block A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . W , B, Hawkins * H H of LoU 13 and 18, Block A .......... .............................................. k it,. l f M Packard CHAP It AB * TUCKER'S AUDIT! OX TO 8A X T 0A B u lo t , 8, 8, and T, Block 3 lo t 10, Block 3 .......... .. Lot 3. Block 4 .................. 0 Lot 3, Block 13 V E SO fl o f Block 18 ........ 0 Jt 40 fl o f Lot 4. Block 18 Unknown ......................... Sanford Hotel Coo,trac­ tion Co.. Inc. . . . . . N S 'H Block 3. Tier 0 Lot 1, Block 8, Tier I . . . . . . . ........................ Be* NB Cor or Lot S linn S 3 ft W 73 ft, 8 2 ft W 43 f l N .4 ft B 118 ft to be* Block 3, Tier 3 . ............................ IVH Lot 4. Block 3. Tier 3 L ot 11, B lock 9 , T ie r 3 ............ Unknown Unknown Unknown PLOBIDA L A B S AND COLONIZATION COMPANY'S PLANTATIONS A , Booorded U PUt -Book No. I, Fo*o 133, SoaU aU G o u ty Booarda 33 ............................................. . Unknown *A EH of W li N of Pin U n d A Col. ...................... On. Celery rum. (leao E 3-4 o f EVi and le a be*. 07fl ft X and IPNT ft W of HE cor of 84c. run N 831 ft W 843 fl. 8 434 ft SKI/ M l ft. N 101 33 Unknown ........................ 80 Unknown M. M. SMITH'S SUBDIVISION OP SECTIONS v “ *? 5‘ o k ..., . 14 ............. ..................................... Block* 21. 22, 23, 21. 28. 20. 27 '■*’ —i,“- *“•* Unknown . . . . . . . . . . . and Unknown .................... Block 88 (lea* part N of ily.) and all block* 89 and 40 ..................................................... Block* 41 ami 42 ............................................ Block 47 Ilea* CrIppco'* part and 1*M IV H Of N 210 ft. of Block 47. and lea* I.M rb E and IV by 9.80 cb. N nod 8 on K Hide) i, W H of Block 03 ..................................... Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown M. V . SMITH'S THIRD SUBDIVISION aa Recorded la ' Ocnaty Record* Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown V'nkoown Unknown .« I Uk non n Unknown Unknown lo t Ut Lot Lot Lot Ut UU Lot Lot 0. Block 3 . Tier f l . . . . 2. Block 3. Tier 1 ------ 8 , Block 3. Tier T............ 3. Block 3. Tier 7 .......... 1, Block 8 , Tier 8 . . . . . 4. Block 8, Tier 10 . . . t l and 13. Block 4, Til n , ml o f 1. Block 11, Block 4, Tier 2 . . . . U U 4 and a. Block 4. Tier 3 . . . , .............. W H Lot 1, Block 4. Tier 0 ........................ 11 83 f| o f l u l l 0 and T HJoao 8 OH ft) Blotk 4. Tier 6 ............................ .............. EH o f NWW. Block 4. Tier S O , . . . . . , , l o b 1 ami 2. Block S. Tier 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . laOt 0, Block S, Tier 8 ................................... .. 813 fl of U t 12 and all 13 (leao bos HE rot Lot 13 ran M 63 ft W 3S ft 8 33 ft IV 14 ft’ fl 40 ft B to 1*1). Block fl, Tier 3 ............... l,oto l ,nd 3, Block fl, Tier 10...................... EH ond K IS 3-4 It of NWW Block 8, Tier 13 .............................. IV 67 rt or I-ot* 0 ond 10 Block 6 Tier 3 .............................. Lot B Block 6. Tier 7 .. All llloCk fl. Tier 16 .......... Lot 1 and N'H 1-ot 2 and o Lot fl ft B and W by 33 ft N A 8 to NW cor o f lo t 3. ond IV 0 fl of BH of Uil 2. Block T. Tier I .......................... Lot B, Block 7, H er 3 .......................... U la 4 and B. Block 7, Tier 4 ....................... Nll’ H, Block 7. Tlor lfl .......................... U t 8. Block 8. Tier I ...................... .. U t 8. Block 8 , Tier 2 .............................. N 41 rt. lo t 2. Block 0. Tier 2 .................. Lot fl. Block 10 . Tier 1 .............................. Lot 8. Block 10. Tier 0 .................................. Lot 4, Block <10. Tier 7 .......... ....................... BH (le u H 100 ft o f a W U ), Block 10 . ' H er 18 .............................. ......................... SH o f le t 8 tod N 8 ft of U t 0. Block 11. Her 3 .................................................. U t 3 km! It 13.4 rt U t 4 tleoa 8 7 ft.) Block 11. H er 4 ........................................ U t , 0 and 7. Block 13. H fr 3 .................. U t , fl am] 7, Block 13, H rr 4 U t fl. Block 12. Tier 3 .............................. U to 0 and 7, Block 12. Her 7 .............. Iart <L Block 12, H er 8 .............. U t lit. Block 13. H er 2 .......... . U t 19. Block 13. H er 3 .................. lo t 7. Block 13. H er 4 .. .............. t*<l* 1 and 2. Block 13, Her 8 ----U ta 3 and 4. Iltprk 13. Tier 8 . . . . lo t 6 . Block 13, H er 3 ................................. H 130 f| uf B H of U t 7 a 12D M uf U t 7 tk-M .4 13d Block X .......................................... IV H 7. Block X .................................. Iart 8 , |||ork 7. ...................................... U t fl, Block 7, H er A ........................ tail tt. Block -H. H er .1 ..................... U ta 1 and 2, Block 8. Tier C, U t fl (lea* IV 08 feet I Block 8 . STATES' ADDITION TO BABTOB1) a* Bocordod U PU t D. L Tli rx,her .............. II. W. Ilemdon .......... i O. Bhtnbolaar .......... Urn. klasclo P. Btroeo It. Bockabontn . . . . . . . . 0. IV. Venable .............. J. 11. WUlUma ............ Drew , Bee. Co............... Henry U n jo in ............. I*. I*, ftlneo ................. Mr*. Rydney ('arrow ay llVIdow'a or. A I'd | Mr*. H. O. HhInho leer . 8 . O. SMnboUer .......... 179.80 301.00 78.60 30.73 33.00 143.70 78.60 13.80 107.90 All Block! A and B . . . . . . . Lot, I. 3 and 3. Block O tu t, 1, 3 and 3, Block I W 113 ft o f Lot V, Block P All Block H All Block I P. W. B. W. W . 11. S a u 'i B. W. B. W . HOLDEN B E A L ESTATE COUP AN T'S ADDITION TO IA B T 0K D , , Secarded la PUt l i U CRT AVENUE ADDITION TO SANYORD na Bocordod U P U t Book No. 1. Porto U l u l w Seminal* G o u ty Booarda m I, Block A . H. L Dlcklnaou m >1, Block A i , » i i « . . « , t . i i t * . n . . . M t i T , A* Noil gjg 10.01 318. as 41.00 Unknown MELLONVILLE u Bocordod ia P U t Book V o. 1, Pa*a 133. Seminal* Gouty Booort*. U t i 1 and 8 . Block 81 . L ab I and 3. Block 39 AH Bkwkt 40 and 41 . . . BLOCK 0 OP VELLOVTILLE u Bocordod U P lat Book V o. 1, Pa*a 81, Seminal, Couty J. K. VlB(tiig Unknown . . . . . . Bra A. Herndon Unknown It. W . Herndon Unknown .......... 11. C. Ilaaklna . J . IV. Ooldamitb U. U W in* . . . . Mary Q. Unnelly L 9. riaber r . P. Bines . . . . N. 11. darner . . J. ' 8 . Hinkle . . . . Martha £. B. 80.93 72.00 179,50 7.62 59.03 107.88 52-55 18.49 Philip* rtaturr 75.00 Harry J. Wll*un ___ ll'rn. luithamty . . . . 72.33 Mi, 33 81.88 49.30 Unknown .................... .. r. J. Mahoney . . . . . . Ur*. Alary lloollhan (Wirt. Ex. AIM) Ura. U n a le e lira. . . 1‘orrcat K. (latchell .. f . IV. Mahoney . . . . Drew Dee. ( b .............. L. Allen, Jr. .......... Mr*. Mrrccy Buherta Unknown A. tt. Htullb ........ II. A. Gerard Hr*. IVIIbiir Forrester , M. P. Hold neon . . . IV. C. McLestef , F. Tilbolt , Herndon Unnoun . Klein . . . Herndon Herndon 88.10 Bnldneun !*•» in. liiurk 8- H er F. Unknown . . . . lad 3. Block 8. H er F . . F. 11. Rend . . . U t fl. Block U, Tier II ____ K. Hick* ............ lad I. Block 9. H er U I'aultne Kannrr A. I*. UoontUy U t U, Block 0, Tier U _____ Unknown .......... W H lo t lu. Block 9. H rr D . D. i . W illiam, U t IU, Block t>, H er K ............ I). U Thraaher Unknown . . . . . . . U ta 4 and 0, Block 9, H er 11 . U t* n and in. Block 9. H rr 11 Unknown ............ NH lad fl. Block 10. Tier U . Rtella Knight .. U t 10. Block 19. H er II........ J. Jackson ........ NH U t 4. Block II, H e r U. . K William* . . . 167 Unknown 87.80 HH U t 4. Block II. H e r It Mary- Mitchell . Unknown .......... AN LAKE na Recorded la P U t Book Ns. t . Pag* t » f SamlaaU Donate U t* 2. 3 and 7, Block II. H ei U t 8, Block 11, H er- I* . . . . . Unknown ........ . Record* U t 6 , Block 11, H er E ............ Unknown . . . . . . ........ ................... .. B. C. Rosa ............................. 1 U Iail 0 . Block II. H rr E ............ W. It. Wataun . lad 8. Block 11. H er ( ) .. G i l b e rt Htuke. . )L* *4 Racerdad In PUt Beak N*. 1, Pace *, SemlaeU Oanaty Raaarda Annie Htoniaa . l- *,l£* k * .................. N. B. Btfford ........................ 29.30 U t 7. Block 12, H rr 11 U t fl. Block 12, Tier C Unknown ........ ...................................... / S. B. (Harford ...................... 88.70 U t fl and 7. Block 12. Tier II Frank Match . . ..................................... < A. I*. Chantlly ...................... 81.88 ......................................................................... M rm O Uet P. N*»l .............. 1.76 A. 0. MARTIN'S ADDITION TO EAMrORD, a* Rtcordad U PUt Book Na. 1, Count? iMordi t* Recorded U Flat Beak Na. 1, Pag* *7, SamlaaU Oanaty Record* N -4 4 H M o f U t 3 Block 10. tier .................................... Unknown .................................. aa.50 ........................................ ................................. H. O. Khlnhulaer (lea* a 1 acre of Unknown ........... .................................... ' D. II. a Rabun ................ .. 8,84 U t B, Block 11, H er 10 .............. ............... U ta 7, 8 and 9, Block 11, H er 10.............. Unknown .......... ..................... ............... C. B- McCarthy ......... 11,49 U t 10, Block I t , Tier 1 0 .............. .. Unknown .......... U. II. McCarthy Be*. 1231 f l B o f HIV Cur U t 4 .............. Bon IV 303 ft N to pt on Meander Lino U t 4 E to pt., N o f b*(- 8 10 he* Be* 303 ft W o f NB cor U t 4 .................. Hon N to Hoc Un* W 100 ft 8 to N lino o f U t 4. B 100 rt............ .* .... Be* BOO ft K o f NW cor U t 4 . .............. .. Ran N to Bee lino, D 100 fl, 8 to N lino U t 4 W to b e * ........................... Be* HPT cor Lot 3 Han N 1120 ft B 313 f t . 8 1130 ft W 318 ft .................... ................................. fl ch front by 20 ch deep In 8 B cor Ut 2 Be* 44 ft IV o f 8 W cor U t 2 ................... non N 060 ft W 263 ft 8 $00 ft B 263 ft W H of KWH (te n IV 5 cb o f B H ).. lie* NE pt o f lata o f Union and Chap­ man ATconea, rutr £ on Union A t* 280 ft X U at rich! anfle* to U k * Monro* ft’ l j alon* lake to Chapman Arc Hly aluu* E aid* o f earn* to he*................ .................. ............................. .. 2.07 acre* on H end of follow Inst lie* at Inta o f B line o f Sanford Ut. With W Un* o f ............................................... .. • linn N 13.65 cb E fl.OS cb 8 28 de* IV to be* ; .................................................... N 20 acre* o f following: Be* NW cor. Of 8 W H ........................ Itnn 8 18.17 cb E to B line o f Banford Ut. N 33 de* B to NIV cor of U t A Matt to Illgbt-of-Way of K. A t. By. Nly alon* tarn* to N Un* of 8 W H* II b be* 8.8 Unknown 4 Unknown 8 lien .Monroe 10 Unknown 2-07 D. L Threader A SUBDIVISION OP SEC. I I , TW P. 19 8 .. RANGE I I E., u Recorded In Plat He->k *«- A hW I , Bamlnal* County Record, MM NH U t A .......................................................... " tiro. N. Tuwneend f ■ MIDWAY IN SEC. 82, TW P. 198.. Ut U t* U t* Ut U t* U t* Ut Ut f^t U t* U t* Ut Lob U t* Lota Ut Ut Ut Ut U t* U ta Ut U ta RANGE 81 E. a* Recorded In J U t Book Na. 1. fa** *>. Seminole County Record* 2D ...................................... I. ula Benton IHittun Ural* «'■> liltbrrt Detawch Heater William* Unknown 3 and 4 . . .................... 27, 28, 31 and 32 ____ 43 .........................; ............. 33. 66. 87 and SB ___ _ 07 , 73 . 84, S3 and 139 73 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a , , . 87 86 ,v* ».,*« 91 and 93 k t . . . . . . . . . . . 123. 121 and 123 ............ 130 ...................................... 137 and I S * ' ................. 138 and 136 .............. ... 127 and 128 .................. 126 .................................... HU .........; ......................... 161 ...................................... 183 .................................... 2D3 to 204 .................. 222 ami 223 .............. . 238 .................................... 274 am] 300 ................... II. Meaciiaw . . . Jnllua ThvCiiM . Unknown ........... Unknown ........... Mr*. J. 8 , Krlmea Healer William* T. P. Hillary . Unknown .......... Unknown ........... U a h Hillary . Unknown ............ Unknown ........... Unknown ....... Katie William* Unknown Waller Hntniaa Unknown .......... J. 0. PACKARD’ S riR B T ADDITION TO MIDWAY a* Racardad U PUt. Book Xt. SamUala County Raaarda U t* 81 and 83 . ', .............................................. Unknown .................. U ta 108, 100 and 170 .............................................. Unknown ................. . U t a 189 and IOO ...................................... * Unknown ................. Lot 21S ......• • » ,* ..,.» Unknown *«,,,,■•■»*' CAMERON'S SUB-DIVISION OP BECK HAMMOCK a* Recorded la PUt Beak Me. M. M. BMITH'B SECOND BUB DIVISION at Raoardad u County Kacorda U ta I and T lu 41 ami 43 to Ut and DU tu WO (Iraa K 132 ft of U t I Itld le a . . ■"’ l i **1 .......................................... U t 42 (Icm Mi rt. 1 : aiul W by 117 ft N and 8 lu HR c o r . ) , . , , , * .............. 8W1T of MW H of JiWVi and d ig NE cor of 8 H «I SW H ot H lV)t.............. 31 ran W 8 3-3 ch N 7 cb W 10 rh N A 3 cb E A3 ch N B ch. £ ID cb H to beg. And be* NW cur. o f M W H . . 34 19 Plat Book* No. Richmond Cooper Unknown . j. \ym Ram 11111 . . . Lnla Benton 36 19 30 3 Morris II. Bellamy Laura Clark F. II. Hand I*. II. Rand Unknown . . Unknown , . Chan. Knight SHU- J. Mahoney 8 O, T. Anthony 84 86 19 80 19 80 9 3 ■‘ , SamUala Cennty Recard*Mam Washington .............. Joe . Hmmona . ....... . Iloppy law I-ocklear ....... Henry Robinson ............... Unknown ............................ Unknpwri Unknown ford Ut, , ■ H j f NH ol HH of WEW o f NWW U, G. Stolon Urn. II. L- Wright W . A, Lcfflcr . . . . Unknown ........... . Prank llatrk . . . . . U U filmpoon (W ld Ex. Ai d) Clifford Holme. Unknown N. NWVi uf NU or NKlt ut NKH Raoerdad In PUt Book : N 3-4 of E 1-8 or NEW (lea* Ry) NH Of N W H Of NEW Ilea* W 3-4: w w o f NEW Of NEW and E 1 BH of NW J* o f NEW .................. . Beg NE cor or N W U ..................... Ron W 10 ch. M S .c b , E 10 c 8 rb ............ ..................... . ■ fl, N to beg . . a * . . , * * , , , * , , ■ H ot NWW o f RIHl of NEW...................... Be*. 847Vi f l W of SB rot o f B W K of SBW . . . ■•1 . « ,» Ron N 1880 f| W 247 H rt B 1380 ft ‘— R 847H f l . W H W NEW Ilea* SH o f SW H f t NEW) and (Lean NEW •( NWW o f 13 tt Bank Tix|>» p , - J " TH Cora a It u II tt s Unknown ........................... Ukble WnwibelJ** and I'nnl K eel/ ............. Una B 80 (| W 90 ft N 90 ft E 90 fl. a * , , , , , , . , , , . . . , , . . . , . , . , , . . . . . Dag 180 ft .W ot NK cor o f N W W .............. Utta B 90 ft W 00 ft N SO fl K 00 ft. . . . . . . r t ................................................... . Roacoe Dabney Beg 132 ft M of NW cur of HWW of MWW o f N E W -.:...................................... Ran S 183 ft E 313 ft N 132 (t W 818 ft J, w . |'r SANFORD HE1Q1ITS a* Racardad U Plat Bask Na. S, Fags *3. Sat Lata 13 and Id Unknown DaPORRESTS ADDITION TO SOUTH HANFORD aa Raserdad U Plat Beak No, 1, paga ISO, SamlaaU O t u t y Reaerd* U t O, H er A .................................................. Ann* M. DtPotreat............. 3.70 BOYD'S SUB-DIVISION aa Raeardad U PUt Beak V*. I, Pag* I t, BamUeU G o u ty Raoard*. U t r . J le r II ............ ................. ................ .....................................; -Anna M. DaPom st 4 .» f U t 1 8 ,.r t . . r t ...................................... u. 1 - Uoagb ......... ATO P * u 18, 80, 81 and 23 .......................... B. O. WhlaboUer .................. 13.83 A, D. CHAPPELL'S SUB-DIVISION aa Racardad la P U t Vaak V*. t* Pag* 71, SamlaaU G ou ty, MARKKAM P A R K HEIGHTS na Racardad U Plat Book N*. 1, Pag* TT, SamUala O a u ty Raoard*. Raaarda * ' a Unknown Let 3. Black G a , . , . , . . * , . * . * . . , . , , , , , , , , A G« Pklllpa 4.T7 Unknown HoUlngtr �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1921 --------- -------------- — kAl , • peaeriptloa o f I I N 6 r d l >0 Unknown II. [!caelum . . . . . . 4. . . . . . . . 1S0.S6 R. Itoblnaoa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67t 1X77 lama* Thllp 44M « » t * * 4 4 4 t M 4 M a 4 4 * M a a svv cor o f 8 RH of 0W H •■■<£• • M ,l V H » tb 1 4 tk M tk w o r €h H II Cb W 4*11 .................... .. 1V4 *f NS4 o t KVt t t SW$4 Oi 8B U m of NBH o f H I H .............................. H|U Of N IU #44#4»MI»a**»*»4*4*»4»44#4 5S Of 8H o f BWU * t M «H . ^ . . . * . 0. y V . c r S o f 8 » o t 6 * Ot 6WIA Of ** i t -< i •f 1-1 of WU of BH o f NIU *»*»4a*44a» J 90 10 I L i s n r o r of BWU o f KB 14 .......................... 3 30 3# „ u 3 rda N 40 rda W 80 rda 4 « Via W ^ S rda 8 1 * ■ » nto r,«d Amount of T ilt* and Ooata ki 3 30 . S3 U 1 JO » • i 9020 *o 4 20 t t 40 l i ‘ 00 10 10 ; 0, * II 00 T.?4 eh W o f 0 1 o r o t H I U o f KEH *** 4•11*#» **##** i *M W M I •■■» * S™ « * 07.13 9 10 T ..................... S S ?.,1 ly la *** ■ 1T‘ ,B «h to ■ lino 2 .« ? & 8WU N 1*'U * W IT U 8,8 eV“ or BWH.*:::::: • 40 Emily U T t n a r ...................... 0T.73 * . 1X0 eh ^ 1 I?BhttOWU llltl4 M fM t| t,| | « 0 U*h) He* 430 ft B o f NW ecr o f Lot S................. Ran 8 801 ft H 060 ft N 403 ft NWty to to* 11 SO M 11 S8 S8 30 0 Unknown 30 Unknown »H ft BWH f X1VH All lx. .-.alohl Ot* nw*. .r s w h ............................................ .. *H ■ SW H Of NW H o f KW H . . . . . . . . KCH < SEH <1**a 1*3. 7.03 eh fl of KB •run 8 27 da*. 30 min W 0-S3 . n 02 dr* 30 mtn E 4.03 eh S 10.74 cb lo be*.) ...................... .. 3KU KBH o f NBH ..............A................. BW*. .1 HUH .................. - ............................. tor r*V roe o f NB o f N W H ...................... *•■ . i: J th N 8*4 eb BWly lo W Un* oi s .1 10 8 3 cb to to * ........ .............. .. Central rrnlt do. Unknown • Unknown 07.04 Unknown BB • B # 4 • • • • • f • o B M M I I B a 0 0 0 a a a t non W 687 ft B T23 ft n 007 ft N 7S3 ft and t o * 733 ft B or NR cor of raid 40 acre* run 8 10 ft IV 723 f t N IS ft R 733 ft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N W H o f NWU (lew* 4 a m a aq in 84, rot ) . . . . . a. . . a. a. . . . «4 . . . . . . . . . . . I 1 3 Stereo Gorrard Unknown .......... . 3.08 0.73 Unknown Unknown . . . . r. I*. Uinta P. I*. lUne* 8 a 8 Unknown E. M. Kananaa .............. 0.30 ElUabetb rrantbtlm . . . . . . . 10 13 00.03. 23. S3 13 13 14 t Ur*. Marlon E. S m ith .... rrantla Oarrall . . . . . . . . . . . . Unknown .................................. Mr*. Henry Plrrco . . . . . . . . Unknown ............... 27.10 10.03 0.83 6.S3 0,33 Unknown ............ ........... .. Unknown .................................. 7ohn II. Rln* , . M .................. 8 47 2.23 30.00 Unknown .......... a ..................... 3.33 irn iH O HAMMOCK aa Recorded la Plat Book Na, 0, P **»* t to 3, BaminaU Oonaty Bacord*. |Jjj| It} _ _ , , , | ( , j ( 11 |* |•i i f i * I aa|*i* •wa * 0* W~« llOldil) >•*»«•*•••••*• l'O'.Ww AW'H Of NWH ...............................................~ SO‘ 30 a 40 .. Mr*. Pborto lofaraol 13.40 l.PBEKA HAMMOCK * l Baeatdad la Plat Beak Ha. I, Pa*a 104' Samtaol* Oonaty Boearda. t*t* H 31. 32, 33 and 34 .............................. *» JJ***” * __ 11'***.................... ..................................................... G W . H ooper........................... 4X4* I*. 70. 77and’ 78 I I ! ......................................... JL ......................... Lou. ;•> so, 81 and 82 .................................... . W. A. Johna ............. Lai. 1*3. IIX 111. 131 •**•! 12,1 *lr** ________ . .... I1 ■i 1<|]1 *•■•••• aa•• I9.H I-»|t f t m n . n m a.» i..e a a *.......... a n * .. tIit. ItF i - - -HOfTlifl.il * JO Fil I/ift 1X2. 132, 133, 13*1 an«! 137 . . . . . Unknown ................... . 614 I I 4.1 « a** * *** f 1 » *••*** ••'* “I „ # **» v i v ii !> I t 1 4 . » » J | i* » » 4 * * » » * * * * 3 a i n o « u ix. I*, b r a n * ** ?* • ♦ . #****«■ l&t 3 ••i l l . , j l i l l l t KH «r s w h of BW H ...................................... ir n w h * f BWH .................................. Bet I f f o r o f NW H of N W H .................. Ilua K 1420 ft N 490 ft W 1430 ft 8 4aO ft 6 ^ s w ror o f Churtb Hi. tnd H In tbt Town o f I^oii£wt>od, run 0 2**0 ft W 400 ft N 200 fl E 400 tVe un ft E of BW* "ear of NW H 1 1 .7 9 30.43 183.00 of MVll ............................................ I'm N 1080 ft E 800 ft 8 734 ft E 124 ft B 310 ft W 818.4 f t .................. N 47.1 ft o f NEH Of BBH ............................ .. ■••t ten ft N o f BW COT Of NEH o f ’ •)' *i aaaa * lino E MM ft, N 330 ft W *00 ft B 43 <le* W 4CO ft ■ to to* ........ A ............. .... .... Kin* Unnl*t£ Unknown . . . . • LONOWOOD at Recorded la Wat Book If a, 1, Fa*** I I 0.47 63.40 2.63 Unknown T" •amlaola Ooonty Record*. lo t Ul li. 7. Oran treat T. 1’ . Lawi* . . . . J. 8 . Pinkie . . . . Omlral Fruit CM, T. r . tnwla . . . . 7. B. PlnUa . . . . 1^1 tat ta n In ti 177, ITO'and 181 U t i 1M M d IBS .................. . U ta u n and 8S3 .......... .. r » ft E at BE cor o f W a rw i 8t. and K. lak e A t. , In Town « f liDM W wj Unn E 930 ft 8 200 ft W 630 ft N 300 ft. . . . a . . . , * , . «*«**«,. *>c 2-. ft 8 and SD0.7 ft W o f NE cor o f iN1%U o f NHU m m m m * m »***♦.»** * * Unn W 393H ft 8 408 f l » 232H ft N 400 ft » 3H arre. of W H o f N W H o f KW H *-*< “ S 5U fh 8 o f K W CHf C*i 4444*4 4*e*4*» Ran B 8 cb R 10 eh N 3 eh W 10 I 30 SI S " “ l M 4 a t a 4 8 ( M * I M t t 4 l l l l M M M * t **** OH Rarah Kin* 0 Unknown . . - f j ’ StO ft N o f BE tor o f B W H **■•_••*.*• * « » w 1318 f t N 830 f t E ' 1 8 1 8 ft » __336 ft . 4 . . . , . i ••* « H of n w h « f NB H ............ .. ..................... RH . r BWH of N WH of NBH ......................... * » aerta •» NBH « f NW H ....................... R 3 Aeraa Of W H o f NEH o f N W H o f NWH •••„••,,.,,,.% •.••*•••***• t act. a.) to BE eoc o f to * NB cor o f ■W H c l N W U — ........................ ........... Jtoa II 349 yds W 140 yd* It 040 p to ■ ^ u **0 y4a . . . . . . 4 . . , , a .4.444**4**•*,*• *,". * f SW H o f . . . . . t f e , i l . . r * . *.*•••■* • t o BE car o f W H o f K BU 0< « W H . . . . 55“ J* 7,4 * W « • B ™ + * PLAT or PT. tfKXD oo MooorAo **■•..*••*«..•,*«*,,**•■* n D- n ' ... • t o 800 n ■ * NW ................... *< • * 46X0 ft 8 03X9 ft N 403.6 ft 1^ f , to « - t 07 Ora* part N tad ■ o f .tra a m )......... T ,“ ‘ ** !-♦ «T N a M ■ r i B o ~ m • t o 1X69 eb ■ a ad X0 eh B o f N W 00* o f N I H o f BWH - . ■ . . . . * . .. . . ■ * * * * * * Ura 8 27 roda B X17 tb N 37 roda W r v f HW K not Included la rront‘1 I to Altinwot# «J I n HWH) .................. ................. 1 8 EU o f NBH ........ * .......... ........... BH Ot BBH NH o f BH o f NW H o f NBH and E 1-3 o f NBH o f N W H or NBH.................. NWU* o f BWH ..................................: ............. EH « f NEH (lam R 3-4 ot W H of t -. RH ) « . h t , i . 4 t , . , . i i i ( i i i , . i i . * i « i i . i * BW H o f NBU at NBH .................................. Re* 1T0 ft B o f NB cor . « , . . . . . . « , a , . . . •Ran B 3&9 ft W 060 ft K 333 ft B 660 ft . . . t . . . e . . . . . . . 4. . . . . . . . Re* IT0 ft 8 o f NW ror o f NW H of NEH o f NBH .......................................... Ran B 4M ft B 600 ft N 400 ft. L . Aadaraoa M in t* X D. 1 tt Oo lamia Merritt L 7 . roan tala XU 80 10 S 10 Unkaowa Unkaowa !o** m »**» m W . A. u * *••• Bran * O. O. Smith . , . * . . , , . . . . * 4 10 Ds IN W I 4 4 0 l i i l | | 4 t l M l i M 40 Unknown 40 Unkaowa . . . . . . . . . . . 4.44444 036 100 688 680 Unkaowa .#.444444444444444 0 .66 ISO Deo. Gllyard . . . . 4444. 44444' SX13 SO Moral* I. William* ........... XU 00 Unknown ............................. 1X06 X4 0. 7. Nawloa X0T 10 SO 33 00 MlnrU Idea Block Oo. TH R- 7. Newton W 10 to* w . A . WHITCOMB'S TlfifiT AUDITION TO O n r r r A aa Btoordad hi Plat Book No. 0, Pa*o 10, N W H Of (IW H and BW H of NWH (I*** 3 aeraa in 8 B cor of NWH » f I iolIm U County Rtcor di Mania t. William* BW H) . . . . . . . ... l » l * 4. 3, IS and IB, Illock 1. . . . . . . . . . . . Unknown 8.33 Unknown . . . . . . . 4 4 Lota 8. Illock 2 ........... Unknown 1.S3 NWH of NW H and BBH o f N E H ----L ota-11, 10. and 20, nioek 2 Unknown 4.00 Re* 0 2 8 eb E o f BW cor o f SW H of NVVWt . I/Ota 3, 4. 6, 12. 10 and 17. Work 4 . . . . . . Unknown ................ ............. . 7.04 Ron N 20 eb W. I . Wllllamaon . . . 4*444 618 0.30 eh . . . . WHITCOMB'S SECOND AUDITION TO OEMETA aa Bacerdad in Plat Book Na. I , Pa«a &0, R, Y. Iloyt Hr*. ...444444 7A0 NE Vf o f BBH • * < BamlnaU County Bacardi P. Y. Hoyt Hr*.................... T.ST HEU o f BKH . Lota 1, X 8, 0. 10, II, IX IS, 10 pad Unknown ............................ X tl 20, Illock 9 .................... .................. . 1 . . . Unknown .................... .. 1X73 8KH nf SVVVi .. P. Y. Hoyt Hr*.............. 11A0 NH of BWU . .. _____________________________________ leotw I to 4. and 14. 13. 21. £2, 23, 20 and 13.01 37, Block 0 .................................................. Unknown ............................ a OLDEN ROD HEIOHTfl a* Recorded to PU t Book No. 0, Pa** IX Bamlaol* Canaty Kaoorda Lota 1 lo 03 Block 7 .................... Unknown ........ ................... 7.04 liit 20, llloek 19 ........ .................................... ..................................... Floyd Haanal ........................ LOO SH of NH of HWH of SWH and to * BE roe of aaiue. ran B 1 eh W -8 cb ,N - 1 eh E 8 rh .................... ......................... liAs BE ear of HUH o f NE*i ....................... . , Ron N 14 eh W B eb fl 14 eh B 3 eh ............................................................. N BH o f NWH .......... ....*•......................... BEH " f NBVl ..............................*................... E H nf BWH .................. ............................... N W H o f SWH H E H 'o f K W H '............................................... NEH da** NEH) .......................... BW Vi o f BEH ....... N H of NEH of flE H of HUVt ................ NEU of NEH ................... ............................. 39 31 30 40 Unknown .............. . X II 91.DO NEVi of NBH o f ’ HEU and W U of NE 1-1 Cbaa. E d * ar ................. o f 8RH ...................... ............................. 33 21 0. R. PHI .......................... N 3 4 o f NWH o f 8E H .................... *3 *1 C. R. Powell A W. L. Rltab G A. Banndera 7.03 WH of SWH ...................................... 83 21 30 S3 Unknown .......... B.K1 TAN AR0DALE 0BB0RNE BROKERA0E COMPANY'S ADDITION TO BLACK HAMMOCK U 30 33 803 II. 11. Moaal; Recorded to Plat Book Na. I. F*«* 81, B*mUal* Oonaty Record* 10 S3 far Widen A 109.33 10 and 30 ............................................... .. » £ * * « ■ ........ ................... Jr!?? 20 33 93,00 Lot* Unknown lii l i 215, Slit, 317 and 2 1 8 ....................... *0 E* H- Mor**n . . . . . . . . . . . . ol.O* 21.40 Unknown .......... J......... .. 10 30 33 Lot* 332 and 839 34.40 G A. flaunder 20 SO S* 10.04 VAN AHSDALE OBBORNE DBOKERAOE COMPANT'8 OtCOKD ADDITION TO BLACK HAM­ 70 SO S3 Hen T. WIlHai 3.45 U n . L. Mlratoll 21 SO 33 MOCK aa Recorded In PUt Bock No. 1, F*** 10*. BamlnaU County Record* Lot# Sit lo 214 .......... .................................... -*0 H. C. Morgarn ................ THE OEXETA TRACT tM BEG 01, TW P. M X , RAN0E 00 X ., aa Bacordad to Plat Bock N*. 0, Pa** 66, Bamlaol* County Bacardi 40 Addle Kltnhrcnth U t i 32 to M (lea* l o t 91) ................. Unknown ................ 1X04 BWH o f NWH ............................................... 40 Sidlar A Tllden . . HEH of SWH ........................................... 45 H Unknown .......... . THE OENETA TRACT IN EEC. 03, TW P, M 0., RANGE 00 E., at Eacariad to Plat Boqk 0. Pay* Lot 1 .......... ......................................................... Re* at Vi Roc P « l on B lino ...................... 97, Bamtkala Canaty Heooedi linn W 13.30 eh N 3 de* E 11.3d eh E 1 ^ 1 3 ............................................................ .. Unknown ........... X83 • 10 Unknown 1X33 eh' S- 11.33 C B .................. ........................ B 10 arre* nf'N B H o f NEH Of** H 4 and lea* N 0 aerra) ............................... *3 H *rr# aq. In BW tot o f NBH o f ( t S H .. 23 Re* NW cor or BBH o f NWH ................... 23 Ron r. 7.03 eb B 0.37 eh W 7.07 eb N XS0 eh «,*•*••••• e**.»»•••••••••*•* BW H of NBH o f N W H .................................. ? ! BEVi o f NWH .................................................. » BW H o f SWH and HWH of N W H of 23 30 33 BEVi of NWH and’ NBH of BWH .............. 2d so “to 37 70 32 BBH ............. ...................................................... 20 20 33 Hr* TUI ror of NEH o f KBH ...................... Ran W M yd* N 183 yd* W 63 3 3 yd* N 61 LO yd* B H i » 3 yd* 8 to V b#A I4IMI « *« i*l i l M i l l l i t l l *4*4 at* * * * He* 03 yd* W o f SB ecr Cf B B H o f If 6 Mai a**a» * * « rda *f f i afa* ««a***aa> SI Ran K lB S jd * W .136 SA yd* B 183 yd* B 186 )LS yd* .............................. N H o f NWH 4»d » W H o f NWH and BH o f BWU and N W H of 0W 1-4............... 80 » 32 E H Of NWH and N W H of NWH » »d BH o f BWU ..................................................... *> » S2 NEH of NWH ................................................. m 2? « N BH of NWH ....................................... •* £ JJ BW H o f BWH o f NW H .............................. N W H Of NWH Of BW 1-4 ... ............................. « » *? N W H of BBH of N W H .................................. ?* S J? OIK 1 4 .......... 4,4 » a 0*1 90' 3*i II 7. Raandarn lira. Unknown . . . . . . E. 7. Tbompaon rLOREN CE BREW STER’ S BUB-DIVISION n* Recorded la PUt Book Mo. I , P**a 88, BamlnaU 1.03 Oonaty Bacardi 3.49 lerta l to 4 “Unknown 7,^0 = 33 TlMtu A Sadlrr 23 acre* of NEH .o f N W U ... • 10 31 Bi ID,00 N Ra*. DO yd* W of NB ecr of NWH of 404 NEH .............................................................. 13 04 Ran W III ft H 373 ft P. 117 ft N' S72 ft . . . ‘ .......... ................................... 0 79 Re* 70 ydi W o f SB rof of NWH of Unknown . . . 17.31 f k T. Rryan SEVi ............................................................. 39 07 Alar Wander Itun N 119 yd* W 23.0*ydi « 113 yd* Unknown .......... E 20 yda ..................................................... 31 40 TlWeo k FUdltr N W H o f NW H ............................................... NBH " f BWH of HWH *bd NB 1-4 o f ,4 7. Q. Adima, Jra. 3.73 flW H dee* N 1 eb) and Re* HE cur of K W U o f BWU 4444 i 4-440 I #! l 44 •f •4444 ' non f f '6 1 1 th N I0H rh ■ X10 eh S I0W cb (Urn t o * SCO ft B pf T Unknown Inta. o f W line o f NRU o f SWH with cantar o f 0*n*ra and 0»l*>lo road run 340 TlUen A Badlar B 230 ft E 300 ft N 290 ft W 200 67 W. N. niackwood ft) ............................................................... Tllden ft Sadler 303.00 300 Hatter Her re* ,, 003 FRIES' BURVET OF LAKE CHARM aa Recorded in PU t Baok Na. 1, P art 0, OamtoaU Ooaaty A. W. Darla . . . . 083 Raeorda ' , A. W. Parti . . . . 7.03 ............................... W. P. Carlar J® A. W. Darla . . . . . 4.0S U l T, llloek A ....................................... . . j ■ -i ( ■ ■ J ------ i ■ ■ - !2 T. W. Praratt ,. 7.08 ALEXANDRIA OR OVIEDO aa Recordedto PUt Rack N*. 1, F*** 18, BamlnaU Canaty Raeerd*. ,2 ° Unknown . . . . . . . 90.40 l i t 2, llloek H * .......... ............. W. E. Argo 4.03 Unknown 30.411 NEH. ..........* £ ,nS Unknown .............. 1.01 A. A TILIN'B PLAN OP OVIEDO M Booordad to T U t Beat Na. 1, Pa** M, BamlnaU Canaty S W H o f N R * W o f rtrer .................... Race rda D. X. MITCHELL' B BUKTET OP THE LETT 0 1 ANT u Recorded to PUt Book He. 1, P i* * I, AU (lea* tog 4X03 ft B o / BW cor ran E 147.18 ft N 43 da* W M .3! ft fl 43 „ Seminal* Canaty Bacardi de* W 100.00 rt) nioek B ........ H. n. McCall .......4 4 4 4 4 . 81.00 K. T . Mallory, nt al INila i tnd 9* Iliock O .*#♦**.##*•#*#•*•* ^ U* II* UcOiU •••t!•*••*••*• 99,90 K. T. Mallory, n t.n l Mallory * McCall fxit I and BH t o t 3. Illock O ......... w a rn ANDERSON'S ADDITION TO OVIEDO aa Baaordad to PUt Baak Na. 1, Pag* 6X Oamtorid f f 14 Lot 3. Illock O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oonaty Record* ' Lot It. Illock O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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HC *4 * f M H l»M 4 *«4 4 4 a ..tit4t EfSVi e f fflSH ,,y ,.k ,a » t 4 M .* M SW H w W H ...................... X W H o f *W f t . . . . . . . . . t g ff � 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, May 13, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 13, 1921. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 13, 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/08be800f084c96fa318798730f6ed80d.pdf 0575c2a2c19cd9b736a7a51b517331e5 PDF Text Text SANFORD IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’ S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N volum e NUMBER 88 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921 xn* TALLAHASSEE, May 6.—Thera is REACHED ODER RIVER to be no fight over the division of AND GOING NORTnBradford county, yet tho county is to ‘ WEST be divided, with Lake Butler as-.the (Bj Tk» AmocUUS Tnu) temporary county scat of the new LONDON, May 5.— Polish elements county of New River. . in Upper Silesia have forcibly tqken This is tho information given out possession of the wedge shnped re­ by Representative Johns of Ilradgion, the base of which was the form­ ford county, who has been at homo er German-Polish frontier and apex df for several days, returning to tho cap­ which has reached Gross Strehlitz, ital last night. At this morning's according to advices received here session of the house ho introduced a from the cities of Tamowits, Koenig- bill providing for hte creation of.the shutte, Kattowits, Rybnlk Ratibor new county. Bcuthen and Uubinits, said to be . in New River will be the dividing lino the hands o f the Poles who have between the new county and tho pres­ reached Oder river and are marching ent county of Bradford, and the name Northwest in tho direction of Op- of the'new county will be New River peln. county. . . &Ir. Register of Bradford county, Joins with Mr. Johns in introducing Charles Morse, the bill for the creation of the new county, thus shutting’ out any possi­ W ealthy Resident, bility of a controversy, unless the cus­ Dies at W inter Park tomary practice shall bo abandoned and that is not likely. ,Br Tk* iiHtUUi Fthi) The bill introduced yesterday by ORLANDO,. May 6.—Charles n. them took the unusual course of going Morse, of Fairbanks, Morse Company to the calendar of bills on their second o f Chicago, died at his winter home at reading without being referred to a Winter Park today after a two committee, and will very likely come months illness. up in a few days and go through with­ out any fuss or controversy. IIAV-E niGn WIND IN NEW YORK DOES DAMAGE (By Th* luodiUi ftiu) NEW YORK May 6.— Property damage estimated more than $1,000,­ 000 caused by heavy rain and wind storm which visited New York yes­ terday and last night Telephone And OF GUARANTEES TO BE EXACT­ power lines blown down and many ED AND DEMANDS ANSWER- • localities inconvenienced today. " ED BEFQRE MAY 12TH German Cabinet (Br n< AmwUWA Tnm) LONDON, May 6.—A formal invi­ Tenders Resignation tation to appoint represent*tlvca to To President Ebert the Supremo Allied Council, Council of Ambassadors and Allied Repara­ tions Commission was cabled to Amer- REQUESTED TO REMAIN IN OF jeaa State Department by Supreme FICE UNTIL NEW ONE IS ORGANIZED Council last night. . LONDON, May 5.— Members of tho Supreme Allied Council shortly after 10 o’clock this morning signed an ulti­ matum to be scht to Germany which embodies definite reparations terms of the Entente and gavo details of guarantees to be exacted and deminded Germany accopt or reject A1 lied terms before May 12th. LONDON, May B.—Tho allied gov­ ernments’ financial plan for Germany, which seemed to bo a complete docu­ ment yesterday, was being separated today by members of tho reparations commission into two parts. One of these is the purely legal side formu­ lated at the meeting at Versailles, while the other treats of guarantee bonds which it is planned to issuo as security for tho German payment and the rates of interest on those securi­ ties, these questions being outside tho treaty. It is not possible to determine yet precisely whnt specifications will bo presented to Germany, but accord­ ing to present intentions the repara­ tions commission will send to the Ger­ man government Friday a bill of liabilities strictly in compliance with the peace treaty, while simultaneous­ ly the allied governments will send another part of the plan, as modifica­ tion of the trenty favorable to Ger­ many and which she can accept or .not. It was explained yesterday that what was uow being studied were questions of form rather than essen­ tials. -(Bjr Th* A***d*t*4 Ft***) BERLIN, May 6.—Cabinet of Chan­ cellor Fehrenbach, which last night tendered its resignation to President Ebert, continued to function today in compliance with the president's re­ quest that it remain in office until new ministry was organized. Informal conferences in progress today among coalition party leaders. Marine W orkers '' Fail to Connect W ith Sec. Davis (D j The Associated r m i ) WASHINGTON, May G.—Represen­ tatives of the Marine workers failed fo meet today with Secretary Davis to continue conferences looking to the settlement of shipping wage controv­ ersy which has resulted In crews from some American merchnnt crafts walk­ RD COUNTY GRAND ing out. Davis said a conference JURY BRINGS IN would not be held and ho did not INDICTMENT know whether the meetings will l>e re­ sumed or not. *R<* Frank Loice are also In the cast 8. STEEL SLICES $150,000,00$ OFF ANNUAL PAYROLL 1■/ ■swciiwt xieesj NEW YORK, May 4— A reduction , *hout 20 per cent In wages for day ‘•Borers, effective May 16th, and an puitablc adjustment of other rates, ncludinjr salaries, at the plants of the United States Steel Corporation, waa announced today by Elbert II. Gary, ^nnirman of tho corporations’ board of ‘rectors, it is estimated that be­ tween 150,000 and 176,000 employes of „ hc ^rporatlon will be affected by the HERALD ADS get (By T U A***cl*t*4 Fr»**) Appropriation for Old Building Seems About to Pass BELFAST, May 5.—Tho Belfast Telegram any* today Sir James Craig, Ulster Unionist leader, and Eamonn DoValcra, Irish Republican leader, had Interview today in Dublin and 8EBM8 TO BE SIDETRACKED EV­ discussed Irish affairs. Sir Janies baa ERY TIME IT COMES UP called special meeting o f Ulster party FOR ACTION In Belfast tomorrow to'discuss situa­ tion, newspaper kdds. ‘ TALLAHASSEE, May 5,—The gen­ erals in the capital removal and the* capitol extension contest are engaged . in a maneuver the public doep not ’ seem to understand, and the approprin a ntions' bill now in the house is a spec­ ial order for Friday. First, the publie hearing on tho question o f moving G.— the capital was set for last Monday, trio then it waa^suddenly changed, Being day postponed for a week, n to Then the greatest interest in this run- -matter waa transferred to the aenat* the bill before the house, appropriating >day the sum o f $260,000 for the extension Hob- of the present capitol building, r of It waa on its third reading, and ffic- the public expected it to be settled DYNAMITE EXPLODES mile yesterday while the house was consldIN CITY OF MIAMI Dan- cring somite bills. This waa evidencKILLED ONE NEGRO (B, IV* A*wcl*U4 Fr*u) _ MIAMI, May 6.— Ono negro was killed and three others seriously in­ jured at noon today when a box of dynamite on a wagon near business section of the city exploded from un­ determined cause. . JOSEPH HAYDEN CROSBY, PROMINENT CITIZEN OF JACKSONVILLE. DEAD JACKSONVILLE, May 5.—Joseph SLACKER LISTS Ilnydon Crosby, president of the WILL BE PUBLISHED . Qrccnlcaf & Crosby Company hero, IN CONG. RECORD died shortly after midnight Sjlxtyflve years old. New Hotel for S t Petersburg Eleven Stories (By Th* AiiocUUd Ft***) ST. PETERSBURG, May 6.—A per­ mit was issued here today for tho con­ struction of tho Hotel Pheil, to bo 11 .stories In height. The skeleton of the building now up seven stories of concrete and steel. Work was stop­ ped Inst fall on orders of' tho build­ ing inspector but changes Will bo made to strengthen tho frame and revised plans nrc sntsifactory. Ten Mills Allowed for Sub-School Districts iys Building Cos Have Delayed Him Up to Present Time Fitzmaurice Film Was Adapted From A French Original The photoplay' attraction at the Star thratre Fridny and Saturday will “The Rl^ht to Love,’’ produced by Georce Fitzmaurice and featuring Mae Murray nnd David Powell. Oulda Bergerc adapted the story from a popular French play. It Is a Para­ mount picture. Mias Murray has the role o f an American girl, who leads a wretched life with her husband, Sir Archibald Falkland, English director of tho Ot­ toman Diet at Constantinople. In *n effort to compromise .his wlfo so he may marry another woman, Sir Archibald Installs a, Prince Stanislaus *n his home. A Colonel Richard Lor•ng, played by David Powell, arrives HEADS OF FACTION8 IN OLD IRELAND . HAVE A MEETING Reduction in the Paper Rate to 6V i% Helps Business ' Ku K lux Klan Hold B ig M e e t . In Atlanta Today (By Tk* AtKxLUd Fr**t) NEW* YORK, May 6.— Indications of increasing deflation of prices In commity markets imparted a bouyant tone to the stock market today. The dealings for the first two hours 'ex­ ceeding in volume and extent of gains any similar period So fnr this year. Reduction of commercial pa­ per rate from Bevcn to, six and onehalf per cent.by local Federal Re­ serve Bank was accepted as a prelude to better business conditions. Trading Rod and Gun Club in the first J»our on the exchange ex­ Make Final Payment ceeded 350,000 shares. Gaines of one On Lakefront Lot to two points ruled in lower priced railes, niao oils, motors, steels and shipping. United States steel rose Will Ilsve Meeting of All Members Monday Night fractionally to above 80 to highest quotation this year. At * meeting of the Board of Di­ RIGHT REV. BISHOP CURLEY rectors of the Rod & Gun Club held WILL SPEAK IN 8ANFORD today, final payment gwaa made( on AT CONFIRMATION SERVICE the site recently purchased for the Club House from Mr. J. S. Wilson. The Right Rev. Bishop Michael J. The beautiful site is now the prop­ Curley of the St. Augustine Diocese erty o f the Club and is ideal in loca­ will be In Sanford next Sunday and tion and environment. It comprises will deliver two sermons, one at the about two acres and fronts on Union 10 o'clock ra^ss and one at 4 o’clock Avenue, fifty feet and extends to (n the afternoon at which time a large Lake' Monroe where it has a water class will be confirmed. The ladles frontage of over two hundred fe e t Plana for the* proposed dpb house and men o f the church have arranged for* a reception for Bishop Curley in are now being prepared by the archi­ tect and the preliminary sketch has the evening. • Birfhop Curley enjoys the distinction been accepted. The architect will o f beln gthe youngest bishop of any meet with the board and the building diocese in America and is at this time committee on the 13th after which it In charge o f the St. Auguatlno Dio­ is hoped that the club will be ready . cese which Includes all of Florida with fo receive bldkT . A meeting o f the entire memberthe exception.of West Florida.. He was' at ono time located at DeLand and ship of tho club has been called for many people In this section of Florida Monday evening at .the Couyrt House • *• • e eta a’ .J 4*'lielfa to discuss several mpttera pertaining to the club house. There is much delnpldnted proper­ ty in Sanford that Is disgraceful .to the city. We have It on the principal comers of the city and we have it on comers that nrc not so principal but where It looks like tho breaking up of n hard winter. Visitors to the city ask why it is allowed to stand year after yenr 'without tho city commis­ sioners having it condemned nnd tom down. There is not an owner of such property but that could afford to'tear the wooden buildings down and build more substantial structures now that the building material is down. There ar^ resident owners of sash property nnd there are non-resident owners of such'propcrty tho later predominating and It was an account of I. W. Phil­ lips of Orlandq buying a business block down there tkat caused a com­ ment in the Herald asking him why he did not fix up his property. Mr, Phillips is one of the greatest boost­ ers in Orlando and has done a won­ derful work iti that city'. When he came to Sanford several years ago and purchased considerable property we congratulated ourselves on secur­ ing Mr. Phillips and his sons who are all live wires. Ho purchased the Hand property on the comer o f Park avenue and Second street among other properties and said he intended to ■tart building an apartment, house that would be the pride of all Florida. He did n ot He had a perfect, excuse when the price of bedding. material went up for it would not have paid him at thpt time. Maybe it will not pay him now. Maybe he has a right to do as he pleaseAibout his own property and he can sit down on it tor years to come— but Mr. Phillips and other owners of property in Sanford came to the Herald office.and fave us that Information and we intend to make those assertions printed in the Herald good or worry the owners of property in this city to death tintil they do makjj good. This is one ^ca- TALLAHASSEE, May 6.—It look­ ed for a while .in tho house yesterday afternoon as if there was to bo a big fight staged against tbo passage o f an amendment (by Mr. Lindsay) to* owns vnluablo property - in Sanford the cUnsfRClibn, making It possible nnd can afford to build on it should for pjjiool sub-district trustees In build on it and if he does not he should this stato fo levy a ten-mill tax. bo taxed on the vacant property, and Motion by Mr. Scales of Taylor to* If the buildings are unsightly they reduce the maxlipura amount fromi should be condemned ahd torn down. ten to five mills, waa. tabled. This Is done In every up-to-date city •.No other amendments were* offered In the world and It ,ls high time that Tho odds in favor o f the passage o f Sanford took a start in tho right di­ the resolution were so heqvy in favor rection and began doing things. Mr. of it that the opponents submitted to Phillips comes from n city where thoy the inevitable ahd it went through by ■ condemn unsightly buildings nnd ho a vote of 00 to 14. knftws what we nrc talking about. We In support of the measure, Mr. spoko about Mr. Phillips first. We Harris, o f Pinellas county, declared Intend to speuk about tho others fromthat ho was in favor o f removing.all time to time regardless of who they constitutional restrictions and* per­ are or whfcre they cams from, unless mit the trustees to go as far as the they get busy.meantime. voters o f the respective Bub-districta * I. W. Phillips, of Orlando intends would permit them. The increase to to build on his property and he will ten mills was needed in his county,^ build later on We believe that when Bo declared. he says ao but he no doubt forgot all Mr, Futch declared the legislature* about Sanford when he waa busy with waa not levying any tax millage. I t : his Orlando interests. It is natural. was only permitting the people to . It is also natural, for the Herald to express themselves on the question, call his attention to this fact. He as to whother they wanted the privi­ writes us in the following letter that lege o f assessing ten mills If it be­ he will build and we believe him: came necessary, and it was hedged Orlando, May 4, 1021. about with more safeguards, he de­ The Sanford Herald, clared than anything he had ever Sanford, Florida. heard of. Dear Brother Holly: Mr. Phillips, o f Columbia county; We notice in this morning’s "Slouch opposed the measure. He pointed out Column” of tho Sentinel, a clipping the fact that the provision had al­ from your paper wherein you take a ready been made whereby the general whack at us for not imigtoving the school fund for th* counties may be Hand comer, which we owti in San­ fixed at ten mills. ford. We know it la an “ eye-sore,” and you can rest “assured that we are going to get to the improvement of this, Just as quick as building condi­ tions will perinlt, and we are rather hopeful now that this time la not very far off. ' We appreciate our business In' San­ ford, and you can rest assured that we are always ready to co-operate with you In any movement which you may start for improvements, and that not only means that wo are going to improve our property Just as soon as possible, but that we will also stand our share o f cash contributions for nny public movement gotten up by the representative, business houses of Hanford. *. . • Yours voiy truly, I. W. PHILLIPS’ SONS, Another reason Is that a man who By I. W. P H IL IP S . T. J. Pldra of Holyoke, Mass., warn In the city today making a apodal trip* to Sanford to see the Herald Printing Company, and give them (he exclusive sale o f the Whiting & Cook, Inc., line o f fine stationery. The Herald Print­ ing Company will handle this line In the future and the local trad* can de­ pend upon this flrn^to supply them with the very latest and the very finest stationery at very low prices. This line has been handled heretofore only in the larger cities but the Her­ ald Printing. Company, while not as large aa soma of them, believes In selling the proper goods and are build­ ing up a big business In this part o f Florida in the stationery line and ex­ pect to wholesale stationery, ink, etc. as soon as'more room can be secured. �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921 Oak, Fla., for $725. When thla little pig wan put up fo r sale, the flrat offer wan $300 made by Mr. Harper, a member of the firm of Wallace A Harper of MiaaouH, of course, I auppoee Mr. Harper did not know any­ thing about Henry county p lgi, or he never would have offered that much money for Florida pure-bred. On September 30, 1020, a Poland China boar railed in Mlcanopy, Fla., was sold at Jacksonville, Fla., fo r $15,000. The man that sold this hog carried off the grand championship prise with one of his Poland China sows at the International Live Stock Show held at Chicago In December, 1919. July 30, 1920, a live stock owner at Pierce, Fla., refused $10,000 for a hog. A newspaper article of July 23,. 1920, made the statement that Armour A Co. at Jacksonville, Fla., killed dur­ ing 1919, 68,734 hogs averaging 165 pounds In weight. Bulletin No. 157 Have you Business Blues, Dyspepsia, Depression or Reaction It is sapping your business vitality, push and ginger? Well Then WORK, you son-of-a-gun, WORK Create something Get busy Do something I f you can't find anything else to do Well Then BOOST Boost your city, county and state, Boost your business early and late, * Boost with vim, energy and pep, Shoulder to shoulder and in step.* Keep on boosting and never cry, When you can’t boost, lay down and die. •—G. R. H. Average Prices Paid For Truck Crops in Florida WASHINGTON, April 27— Av®J ages of prices paid to producers truck crops In Florida for the numtl1 o f February 15th to March 16th as r*. ported to the Department of Api. culture were: Made-to-Measure Cabbage, 86 cents a crate; celtry, $1.81 a crate; lettuce, $1.71 a crats; early Irish potatoes, $2.99; straw!*, ries, 38 cents a quart; tomatoes, $3J7 a crate; cauliflower, $2.42 a crate; eQ plant, $3.2 a crate; green peas, |i$0 a crate; peppers, $3.28 a crate. (B o w ju M y A special representative from the house will be with us F R ID A Y and S A T U R D A Y , April 29th and 30th. U He will have a wonderful line o f samples in many weaves and becoming tones. If you want a suit made up real snappyr^nd made right, it will pay you to see this line. • .• , We consider it the best made-to-measure line on the market, barring none. Come in and have your measure taken for that new suit. Select a pattern of your own taste, have it made to suit your own notion. FORMER SANFORI) RESIDENT WRITES THE CLINTON (MO.) EYE ABOUT IT C. O. McLaughlin, formerly of San­ ford but now connected with the Scnbonrd Air Line lnnd-de'pnrtment, takes exception to what Pearl Smith said about Florida or the editorial joy ride and tells her n few in the following letter: It Is n mlgthy fine thing to be happy In your own town, and it will not be held ngnlnst her thnt she is satisfied with Henry county, Mo. It must be n fine place, and n big place too, but it is my misfortune thnt I have not heard of it before. She Is a little unfortunate, because it Bcems there are mnny things In Florida thnt escaped her. Florida Is not quite as large na Missouri—we have only 58,666 squnre miles, while Missouri has 69,420, but Florida is larger than Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island and Connecticut. One county in Flor­ ida is larger than Rhode Island and Delaware. The eastern states named ’ groves. It is not peeulinr to the state that spraying Is peccssnry. Peach trees, apple trees, other fruit trees and vegetables nre sprayed in plnces whefe they grow. Anybody should know thnt food-bearing trpes must be* domestic ns well taken enre of animals arc, nnd in places wc find it also necessary to paint n house oc­ casionally. i do anything else, beenuse snow wns about four feet above the ground. As late ns Morth 20th n plnnler at Plant City, Fla., sold $2400 worth of straw­ berries from one and one-half acres— his first picking wns sold for $250, which paid for the entire crop, lenving him a profit of the difference between $260. and $2400—the berries were planted in August, 1920, and before he finished gathering them he planted Irish potatoes between the rows and the plants nre at present in good con­ dition. The name man sold enough squash nt $4.60 per crate from two gatherings to pay the entire coat of his crop, the bnlnncc of the sale will be profit— they nlso sold their first peppers at $0 per crate. Near Bartow n farmer hnB cut 275 erntes of cabbngc from One place, and on the same ground he will plnnt com. The first enr of tomntoes left Pnlmetto, Fin., April 8th for Philadelphia Florids. A farmer moved to Florida from New Zealand In 1919, and is now milking 47 cows, making money, he says he Is ablo to make money be­ cause of the low cost of feeding. This should be a fair answer to the matter o f grass. . , Now she talks o f alligators. There are some alligators in Florida, and some in other states, if they don’t live down there they can not live— it is too cold in other places, but comparatively speaking alligators are few in num­ bers—perhaps, many years ago they were there In lnrge numbers. At one time many people took the boat trip on the St. Johns river from Jackson­ ville to Sanford just to see alligators, during the last ten years I have been up and down the river n dnzdti times without seeing one ;thcre is a friendly old alligntor near Dead river bridge, between Flpstls and Leesburg, but he rolls In the wnter and swims nway when a Brnall boat comes near. She wns afraid to go surf bnthlng on account of the porpoise. Who ever heard of a.porpoise annoying swim­ mers? He would not trouble you if Why, Floridn is a gnrden from one end to the other. Practically all the staples grown, hi other states arc grown In Florida, nnd mnny kinds of things grow there thnt do not grow point. The first enr of tomatoes from elsewhere. Most of the other states I'lnut City, 23 miles north of Tnmpa, produce nine-tenths of the time nnd sold for approximately the same price market one-tenth, while wc hnve some­ nnd was shipped on April 15th; 3830 thing to send to market every hour In cars o f fruits nnd vegetables hnve the year. Our average selling is one been shipped from one county in Flor­ carload o f perfshnble gojods every ida during the present season nnd 772 eight minutes; when wc ndd tho staple care hnve been shipped from a single products nnd live stock to the sales, station, about 6 Omllcs nwny In an­ it is found thnt we must sell ten car­ other-county. As Into as April 15th loads of whnt we produce every hour In the year, or to better describe It, eight train-loads dnlly. We produce nnd ncll $60,000,000 worth of products thnt must be made nnd shipped im­ mediately,—things thnt can not be dried and hung up In a bnm or throwr into n com crib. Notwithstanding whnt her friend from Pennsylvania told her about hnving owned a grpve seven years at n loss. It must be plain to everyone who will take tho time to rend the dnlly mnrkct re­ ports nnd look over recent figures published by the Census Bureau, that many people do make money lu Flor­ ida, if they did not thoy would long since have abandoned the orange groves and the vegetable farms. Some people do make two crops and more annually. Because she has made refer­ ence to one-person is my excuse for doing the same thing, although I am prepared to furnish the names o f lots who make more than one crop, and I admit that I have not heard o f any reasonably Intelligent planter in Flor­ ida who will admit not having made ' a single crop in four years, as stated » in the next to the last paragraph of wild. I presume there aro Some ■ her letter, but I have read during the razorback hogs in Florida, and there I past two weeks twelve or fifteen let- ipay be a few somewhere else too, but i tors from people who are now living there are also some other hoga. On > in a wheat-growing county (not in January 1, 1920, the Census Bureau i Florida) that they have not nude a ■tatea in Florida that 40,063 farms re­ > crop in four year*, and further than ported having hoga with a total o f > that, as late as April 5th o f the 756,481. On September 16, 1920, a » present year they -were not able to baby pig, three weeks old, told at Live NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC To The Public: * The .mayor of this city as well u every other incorporated munlelpt] town ha*> received urgent request: fr%m the State Board of Health thal we inaugurate a vigorous clean-up campaign, particularly at this tin: with reference to breeding places fol flies and the strick adherence to u* itnry regulations pertaining to tfc: screening of fruits and vegetables di* played for sale. . We take this method of soljfitl^ your co-operation in the enforcemes^ o f our numerous sanitary ordinances, and will appreciate your ndvising tU: office of any sanitary nuisance, though It may be your neighbor. To* may rest assured that the source cf Information will be considered cosC. J. RYAN, Mane* Made by the Mill that is Helping Make SANFORD THE CITY SUBSTANTIAL W e are m aking the same grade Pepper Crates that we did Celery Crates. I f you used our Celery Crates you know that we made the best one on the market. I f you did not use them, ask your neighbor. W e can make all o f the Crates needed in this section if you will anticipate your wants and bring or send us your orders. You can get them from us or you will find them at both warehous­ es of the Sanford Truck Growers, Inc. �, . * ‘ s& U - ALBERT BORN R FOUND D E A D THIS MORNING ii»wian|^i'"'yinn INDICATIONS ARE TIIAT IIE WENT TO FEED ROOM AND SHOT HIMSELF -r )RD WEEKLY GOV. HARDEE IN FAVOR OF FULL PUBLICITY With reference to the movement for the greater publicity for the acta of state and county officials and especially all tax expending bodies of the state, Gover­ nor Hardee has expressed himself ns being a thorough believer in the fullest publicity that can be given pub­ lic affairs. While the Governor has not expressed him­ self as to the bill now before the legislature, requiring the publication o f a synposis o f the proceedings o f all tax expending bodies, he has approved the principles involved, and has indicated his hope that a proper bill securing the objects above referred to, will receive the approval o f the legislature. AN INSIDE BATH • VELl'O TUCKER JAILED ON CHARGE OF A88AULT TO MURDER nifl WIFE MAKESKOII LOOK Njjjjpl FRESH DADE CITY, May 4.— Vclpo C. Tucker, who it Is claimed hacked his wife about 'the face, throat and arms yesterday at Richland after she had Says a glass o f h ot w ater with refused his plea for a reconciliation, was arrested yesterday at a dipping phosphate before breakfast vat near Richland. He hnd camped keeps illness away. by the vat during tho night He says that members o f his wife’s family as­ Says a glass of hot water with saulted him first and he acted in self phosphate before breakfast defense. keepb illness away. Tucker was brought here and is being held on a chargo of assault to Physicians the world over recom­ murder his wife. mend the inaidc both, declaring this is of vastly more Importance than LAKELAND, May 4.— Mrs. Velpo outside cleanliness, because the skin C. Tucker, badly cut at Richland yes­ porca do not absorb impurities into terday in nn altercation with her hus­ thb blood, causing 111 health, while band, is resting easier tonight at tbe the pores in the ten yards of bowels hospital here and is some improved. do, * Doctors say she is still In a precarious Men and women are urged to drink condition, though, the loss o f blood each morning, before breakfast, having been a severe drain on her. glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate/in it, os a "Belter-'Get-Better." Do it Now. •tf harmless means of helping to wash from tho stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels tho previous day’s indigestible materials, poisons, sour bile and tox­ ' “ B E TTER -G E T-B E TTER ” ' ins; thus cleansing, sweetening and Circulation-------“DO IT N O W ” — ^-Strength purifying the alimentary canal be­ It Simply Removes Obstructions to Blood Flow—Dislodges fore eating more food. Accumulations o f many years— And Thus Equalizes Those who wake up with bnd Pressure on Nerves— Arteries breath, coated tonguoi nasty taste or have a dull, aching head, sallow com­ Neuritis-------The "LOGICAL TREATMENT*1 plexion, ncid stomach; others who Paralysis invc bilious attack or constipation, ASK ii should obtain ,a quarter pound of ASK US imestone phosphate nt the drug store. This will cost very little but sufficient to show the value oi Rheumatism— FOR MANY HUMAN ILLS— Blood Pressure inside bathing.— Adv. (Tram Saturday'* Dully) I Nows was brought to tho Herald of­ fice this morning of tho death o f Al­ bert Domcr and tho Indications arc that some time during the night he went into the corn crib near his home on Celery avenue and shot himself or an accidental discharge of the pistol killed him and his body was found early this morning by his wife who wont in search of him. Tho news saddened his many friends for Albert Domer had friends by the score who knew tho pure gold in his heart and overlooked his many eccen­ tricities. He was the greatest friend o f tho poor and the needy in the city and county and gave his money .lav­ ishly to the cause of charity every­ where even to the extent of Btinting ALLEGED PEONAGE CASE his own family. He was known ev­ Floyd Cowart Shot By AGAINST EX-GOVERNOR erywhere‘ and liked for his many DROUGHT TO COMMITTEE Jim Goolsby Y e s ­ kindly traits and tho big heart that terday . boot for humanity has been stilled TALLAHASSEE, Fla., May 4. — •forever. Evidence tending to show that Gov. (from Honda?'* Dally) * Albert Domer came to this country omor Catts hnd held a negro convict, Jim Goolsby, of this city, shot Floyd with his parents from Hungary, set­ John H. Rodgers, sentenced from Os­ tling in New York where for many Cowart, of Ft. Florida, yesterday dur­ ceola county for murder May 6, 1909, years he was engaged in the produce ing an altercation at the home of Lon- and pardoned December ID, 1B20, In a business. Ho wns an ardent lover o f nio Oglesby on the Couch place, weSt state of practical peonage on his sports and when aviation came in be o f the city. Cownrt was shot through farm near DcFunlak Springs, was was among the first devotees of fly ­ laid before the committee Investigat­ ing, being n friend and pupil of the the shoulder and the bullet must have ing the'governor’s official acts this late John Moissant and mnny other reached his spinal cord ns h e‘ is par­ morning. noted flyers and spent a year or more alyzed from the waist down nnd is at Rodgers, who seems to bo an in­ on tho fields on Long Island and oth­ the Fcrnnld-Lnughton Hospital where telligent negro, wns scon before he FIRTY-SIX. THOUSAND CARS er places near New Yofk as a me­ he wns ruflhed shortly after the shoot­ went into the committee room nnd chanic and afterward ns a flyer. . told tho story to a reporter. Ho snid By tho time this article is read Flor-* He came to Sanford several yenrs ing. It seems that Cowart called at Governor Catts brought' his rcalease ago to visit his brothers here, the late the Oglesby home Asking for n cer­ idn will have to its credit, since the papers to Cnmp No. (1 of tho state Aurel Dorner and Fred Domer, who is tain woman pnd Goolsby said she was 15th of Inst September, over 46,000 road department in Bnkcr county, still residing here nnd became so im­ not there and upon Cownrt arguing cars o f fruit and vegetable shipped where he was being worked, nnd thnt bued with the possibilities of fnrming the question Goolsby struck him with by "nil min’’ through Jacksonville, the following dny S. V. Townselle, that he bought a place near his u stick knocking him out of the door High Springs nnd Hnnipton, the three superintendent o f the governor’s fnrm, brothers on Celery nvenue ami with and then both men pulled their guns principal railroad gateways of tho took him to DrPunfnk. his wife worked to improve the place. and began shooting. Goolsby wns not state. It is impossible to get the num­ Rodgers pnld William C. Hodges, touched but one-shot from his gun He was more or less successful but ber of express shipments thnt have turned aside from the beaten path of struck Cownrt in the shoulder and he a TallnhnRsee pardon Inwyer, so he gone out, or the thousands of indi­ ordinary growing of vegetables and fell in the dooryard. Oglesby sum­ states, $li0 for his services in get­ vidual small lot shipments that hnve experimented with n<Hv varieties of moned the officers and Sheriff Hand ting the pardon. The negro hnd no left tho stnte. plants and plant growing and like all and his deputies responded, bringing money nnd it was put up for him by Grapefruit 11,650, onrnges 10,775, pioneers in this field spent much of the wounded man to the hospital and D. F. Howell of Olustee ho say,s. He lettuce 2657, vegetables 2363, tomatoes his time and money in the endeavor putting Goolsby in jail to await the showed n letter from Hodges to prove 2622, eclery 3806, potatoes 1442, cab­ to raise celery seed here and to raise, extent of Cowart's injuries before ob­ this. bage 1405, strawberries 1$5, water­ Rodgers claimed to a reporter thnt taining bail. new' varieties of lettuce nnd celery. melons 2, and pineapples 1. Total, Cowart resides in Volusia county, the governor told him he should not Mr. Dorner was also interested in 45,837. . . ,. , aviation here and helped many of the near Ft. Florida, where he works "up­ hnve paid the Inwyer anything, but U hnt has this been worth to r loraviators coming to Sanford from time on the Padgett place. Goolsby is a that the money should hnve gone to idrt ? It is difficult to put it down in to time clearing up the aviation field former resident of the Osteen section. him and thnt since Rodgers hnd rot actual figures because so little of unypaid it, h,e would hnve to put in n on the Sunford-Orlnndo road and of­ t iing shipped nnd sold is reported back year's time nt work on Cntts’ fnrm, fering a prize for thr name of the to any authoritative person or body nnd pny $50 also. field and looking ahead saw the time . Rodgers insisted thnt he received * ,r c,,n,i’ ' ' ' n£ and record. Rut remem­ when Sanford would b« a station on no wages while on the fnrm, though bering that oranges‘and grapefruit go the aerial mail routes that will he 'flip Struggle Discourages Man) a he admits thnt Cntts nt one time about 200 boxes tothc car -and the established in Florida some time in Citizen of Sanford gave him n dollar nnd bought some price for them has run between three the future. clothing for'h im . He snys he wns nnd five dollars a box delivered, And Deceased leaves a wife nnd two Around all duy with nn aching back, well treated nnd fed but- wnB not that about the same number o f crates brothers, Fred Domer, of this city, Can't.rest at night; allowed' his liberty though re pro­ of vegetables nnd other fnrm truck and Joe Dorner, of Montana, to mount Enough to make any one “ give out." his loss. tested that -it wns not right thnt ho •goes to the ear, one mny figure for Doan's Kidney Pills are helping The remains are at the undertak­ should pay the lawyer for his pardon himself, taking the report of the Fed­ thousands. ing parlors of T. J. Miller & Son and nnd hnve to nwrk for the governor eral department of agriculture, on the They are for kidney bnckaehe; prices paid Florida producers for the will tie sent to Long Island tomorrow too. And other kidney ills. for burial. "Although members of the commit­ month o f February 15, to Mnreh 15, H ere is Snnford p r o o f o f their tee would not discuss Rodgers' testi­ which is a fair average for the season, The symputhy of the many friends merit: goes out to the family in their loss. mony, It is believed he told them sub­ we belie\e. The department of agri­ Mrs, A. Smith, 409 Palmetto Ave., stantially whnt ho told tho reporter. culture finds the following prices were A. P. CONNELLY TO TALK ON Rays: "Doan's Kidney Pills hnvc been In addition they are said to have some the average for thnt time. our standard kidney remedy for corroborative ovidonca from white • "Cabbage, 86 cents a crate; celery, MOOSEHKART LODGE NEXT yenrs. At times I lind a" steady ache men. Just whnt this is they would $1.81 a rrnte; lettuce, $1.71 n ernte; FRIDAY EVENING in the small of my back nnd it gave not say. early Irish potatoes, $2.99; strawber­ me a played out feeling. I lacked At the Inst meeting of Sanford How Rodgers' plight came to their ries, 38 cents a quart; tomatoes, $3,57 ambition and couldn't evpn do my Ixxige, No. 1253, it wns decided to in­ attention is not known, hut it is stated n crate; cauliflower, $2.42 a crate; housework. I hnd severe pnins in the vite the peonje of Snnford to be pres­ he wns brought here by a deputy eggplnnt, $3.42 a crate; green peas, ent st nn fpforinnl meeting for the bnck of my head and dizzy spells, too. sheriff from Walton county, who found $2.90 n crate; peppers, $3.26 a crate." Some hundreds of miles of train purpose of hearing Mr. A. P. Con­ 1 used Doan's Kidney' Pills and they him nt the Catts farm. loaded with some millions of dollars nelly tell of his recent trip to Mooso- brought relief. I gladly give this en­ henrt and give his impressions not dorsement/’ Garner Hill, Gladstone, N. J Sells worth of fine Florida fruits and veg­ etables! Thnt is a seven-month record Price 00c, nt nil dealers. Don’t only to the members of the.lodge, but Rat-Snap, He Says also to the citizens. Mr. Connelly simply ask for a kidney remedy—get "I sell nnd use RAT-SNAR. Like and the staple crops of Florida and recently returned from n trip to Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same thnt to look any man In the face and tell much-of Its real spring truck have yet . Moosehcart, 111., as n special lyprc- Mrs. Smith hnd. Foster-Milburn Co., It’s tho best: I f s good.” People like to be marketed, to say nothing of the wntntfve o f tho Snnford Chamber of Mfrs,, Ruffnlo, N. Y.— Adv. RAT-SJMP because it "does" kill watermelons, which nre Just beginning Commerce, which organization Is rats. Petrifies carcass— leaves no to move.—Tampa Tribune. HERALD ADVESTISEMENTS working to secure the locntlon of the smell. Conies in enkes—no mixing to . ALWAYS GET RESULTS do. Cats or dogs woq’t touch it. Three proposed Southern Moosehcart In San­ CREAM FOB CATARBH . ford. Mr. Connelly had the oppor­ sizes, 35c, (15c, $1.25. Sold and Advertisements get results and OPENS UP NOSTRILS tunity at this time to Inspect tho gunrnnteed by Ball Hardware Co.— workings of this wonderful child more and more the shoppers o f Snn­ Adv. Tells Row To Get Quick Relief welfare organization, nnd in order ford are shopping by using the adver­ from Head-Colds. Its Splendid 1 that the members nnd people of San­ tisements In tho Daily Hernid. They BROOKS-SMITH ford mny know what the Loyal Order keep up with tho times by rending tho In one minute your clogged nostrils iFrom Monday'* D ill?) of Moose means nnd whnt the order nds nnd they save money thereby. Two of Sanford's popplar young will open, the air passages of your Is doing for the conservation of or­ For instance Inst Saturday YowclJ & phan children, Dictator Frank I. Mil­ Co. hnd nn advertisement on their people recently put One over on their head wilk clear and you can breathe ler has made arrangements to have dollar sale. Promptly nt noon Satur­ friends when they were secretly mar­ freely. No more hawking, snuffling, headache, dryness. No Mr. Connelly convey his impressions day they were sold out of all tho ried and started on a wedding tour of blowing, articles advertised. Thirty pieces of struggling for breath at night; your the W est Coast towns, from which o f what this order means, not only cold or catarrh will be gone. to the individuals who have children orgnndio were sold by 10 o'clock, they returned yesterday. showing that the people read the ad MV. Carl E. Smith1 and Miss Gussle Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream depending upon them, but also what it would mean to Sanford if the Loyal and bought the goods. They will Brooks were married Wednesday, Bald from your druggist now. Apply Order of Moosli decides to locate the have another sale Saturday and will April 20th, and will be at homo to a little o f this fragrant, antiseptic, announce it In the Daily Herald. The friends here in the future. Mrs. healing cream in your„noatrils. It pen­ Sou there Moosehcart here. young lady etrates through every air passage of The meeting has been called for 8 Surprise Shoe Store by judicious ad- Smith is an estimable and the ladies of Sanford are. also vertislng in the Daily Herald one day who came Here with her parents re­ the head, soothes the inflamed or swol­ invited to be present. Refreshments last week sold out entirely o f ging­ cently from- Lnke City, Fla., where len mucous membrane and relief will bo served, and a full membership hams and curtain other lines and had the family is t well and favorably comes instantly. It’s Just fine. Don’t stay stuffed up is expected, ps well' as those who arc to order from Jacksonville in order known. Mr. Smith is one of the pro­ to have the goods in the store next prietors of Smith Bros. Garage and with a cold or nasty catarrh—Relief not members.1 day and hnve them ns advertised. Machine Company and has a host of comes so quickly,—Adv. Other business houses report a like friends here who will bo glad to learn FIRE DESTROYS SEVERAL HANGARS story. This is the day of sales and’ pf his good fortune. The Herald «xBring your printing problems to tho the day of advertising nnd no mcr- tends all kinds of pood wishes, Herald office. It is our business to ( S j Th* A jM cltU d P r u t) chant can move his goods without take away your worries in this line. MIAMI, May 2— Plro today de­ newspaper advertising, T r y ' it on DRINK We have everything in tho printing stroyed L. B. Boyd's seaplane hangar your piano. , and office supply line. and seven planes. Lots $25,000, partly Elder Springs Water. Its 99 98-100 covered by Insurance. “ Better-Get-Better." Do It Now. tf per cent pur*. Phone 811. “ Better-Get-Better." Do it Now. ■ . . . 6 ' i j**«j TROUBLE OVER WOMAN RESULTS IN SHOOTING THAT MAY PROVE FATAL §-■ Bi ENERGIZER” * And Veins, so that the Blood Stream Functions B etterGets Nourishment to Dormant Tibsuo A t Sanford— No Mystery— No Imagination— Appointment TELEPHONE 184 L. C. CAMERON P. O. BOX 399 Automobile Insurance AT COST TO MEMBERS $1,740,000.00 Business In Force If there is no agent in your town, write headquart­ ers, Orlando, for application blanks. JOIN TODAY!’ F L O R ID A S T A T E A U T O M O B IL E A S S O C IA T IO N GIVING OUT Bbr t o r fct-- ' E ? n *a is Complete mar­ ket information isavailableonly throughthegrowersfoi" * P il — Call? fry UWn»N. F a U reiB A ■ _JL' M . *■ ^ . .1 tv -i - _. _ _ _* _ > I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING JM is attract­ ing atten­ tion— Iota are being sold right along and building In this section la such aa to gladden the heart of those who have the good o f Sanford at heart. “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION’ This is no idle talk— I have weighed the Bt^ement and to say juat what !b my candid convictjona 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. ^ E. SPURLING “ The Man Who Sells Dirt Cheap” M- vl Watch the South E yst Comer o f Page Two »- -r~ - l *1 ss -* * . • .. a.'- , Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots :ru~. » A^ ' i =? �•v 7 i a Y^T* EX ! y- P c .'« I*' l P ^ ’ r T^yy^-yj,'- * * *• » .^ ^ n R m P w n F » p 9 H B I f ^ ' * '. .-.. ? j fi • t , . “ : -* i : - -i THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, M AY 6, 1921 rUTCHART IS KEEN FOR FLORIDA LINKS SAYS N. O A P E R S Count Oppcrsdorf, and then accepted C. Bower our "City o f the Dead” has a position as professional at the Ber­ been changed from a wilderness to a lin Golf Course. Here ho instructed place of beauty. The welfare depart­ ssveral of the members of the im­ Rev. E. D. Brownlee will be nt -------------------- w a i t e d -------------------ment made a contribution of $50 to perial family, and was preparing sev­ THE BUSINESS AND PltOFES- get this movement started. Thifl.comMoore's Station Miurch to preach this WANTED— Young cow. Must Ee eral new courses in and around Ber­ SIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB mittee desires' to express its thanks Sunday, Mother’s day. There will be fresh and good milker. J. H. Mai­ lin when war was declared, and he The Business and Professional *or the response made to their appeal a special service nrranged. Come ev­ mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. 18-tfe was thrown into a German prison Women's Club held Its monthly meet- nnd hope that the work so successfully erybody. WANTED—Team wor^, all kinds. InTbe following from the New York camp where he was interned for the They say wedding bells will ring for ing at the Women’s Club on Monday i started will continue. * quire Hanson’s Shoe Shop, 28-12p Time* regarding Cuthbert Butehart, duration of the war. Before his in­ evening. A large number o f th e! The eity adornment committee re­ a popular Celery v nvenpc girl about SEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds o f the (rrcat golf expert, will be Intercst- terment^ however, ho won the Ger­ members were In attendance and the;Ports ft Renernl Interest aroused in June 1st. hauling. 31-tfe . to Sanford people as ho recently man professional championship nt Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly were din­ program was voted the most interest- j beautifying the streets of Sanford and jjiJ out the golf course here for the Obcrhof in 1013, with a record of 138 MISCELI, ANEQUB Ing one o f the year. j environs. Many of the farmers aro ner guests at the Ellsworth homo on for thirty-six holes. Among his pu­ tourist hotel: The program wns in chnrge of the now lining their farms with hibiscus, Bcardall avenue Sunday. GET YOUR ORDERS in now fo r Cuthbcrt S. Butehart, one of the pils have been Lord Clcrawley, South research committee of which Miss poinccttinB, flame vine/petunina and) Mr. nnd Mrs. Christ Bucurei enter­ your new Buick car. See W. J. j^jt known golf club makers of Eb- of Ireland champion; Harold Readc, tained a number o f friends at a chris­ Mell Whitner Is the efficient chnirman. ott,cr flowers and shrubs. In town Thigpen. . 45-tfe ' who has been selected os the Irish champion; Frank It. Novitt Irish* ^ „ , tening party Sundny May 1st for their champion; Miss Rhona Arnir Irish Aftcr tho busint,aa* which was InterRt> out 15° Pa,ms have been set out. ^'professional and instructor for little son, it being the Roumanian ORDER your new Buick now and nntl lmPortant. the club wns de- Union »venue, with Mrs. Aylettc Fitts you will not lose any time on the J^pew Westchcster-BUtmore Coun- and open ladies’ champion. Previous Enatcr Sundny. new car load coming in soon. 40-tfc ^ dub, and who has been spending to coming to America to take up his ^B^tcd by a" Informal talk by Mrs. * 8 ehnirman, and Magnolia avenue, Alton nnd Alice Morris arrived here ^ winter months on Florida golf work he was professional and instruc- Wnk‘,fie,d telling of the beginning o f « ilh Mrs. Claude Herndon ns chair- Saturday from Palatka. Alton left YOU CAN order your new Buick Aberdeenshire her PrpaprvInfT business, which has man- ahow marked results ns do other c o u r s e s , returned to the city during tor nt Slnin's Cnstle no wand save time on tho next ear for Gainesville on Monday to enter Scotland. ' ’ *™ Ccn9mre’ grown in a few years from a v e r y s c i o n s of our city. the Ust week ant* *a now supervising 48-tfc school. He is preparing himself for load. sipnll beginning to one of the biggest Thc. Improvement of the grounds the work on the Westchester course. a teacher and has been teaching the things in Florida. As n climax to her noar thc KtRt'on has been started FOR SALE According to Butehart, excellent pro4th nnd fith grades in Palatka this talk Mrs. Wnkcfleld presented to each through tho leadership o f Mrs. F. B. is being made, and the No. 2 FOR SALE—Good farm mule in good winter. member a jar of her famous marina- **®RRl*y and Mrs. B, W., Herndon, course is practically ready for pia^ condition.— M. Fleischer. ll-2<Mfc Thc friends out here of Mrs. Susie at the present time. The other two Ruth McClain Bpent a few dnys last lado. Mrs. Wakefield's talk wns an [Friendship Square will soon bo a spot Squire will be sorry to learn she had FOR fiALE— 10 acres In celery iJelta f ° f beauty to delight the eyes of our — ;-« = E 5 courses will be ready by/Autumn. week with her sister, Mrs. Slggs in Inspiration to all who heard her. a bad fall and is suffering from in­ nt Sanford, for $1,000 cash or on Mrs. Brownlee next gave an enterwint<!r visitors. Hibiscus, cannas and Florida, according to Mr. Bujchart, ChUluoU. juries received, terms. J. M. Stevens, 39 Barnett, ii rapidly becoming dotted with golf Mr. P. N. Stover spent Monday in taining and instruetive talk on Madam ! Pa!ms hovc been planted In phasing Mrs. Ferguson, of Richmond ave., Jacksonville, F la .' 81-7tc Curio and radium, showing a side o f ’ design. The committed wishes to has been very ill for several weeks, courses, and, In spite of the number Orlando. KEY WEST POTATO PLANTS of links already completed, new ones Mrs. Mary* Taylor spent last Thurs­ tho woman scientist which is often thank Mr* Dumas, the’ Union Nows and Mr. and Mrs. Eiwood Irish have overlooked. Company and all others who have been $1.75 per 1,000 are- springing up almost overnight. day with Mrs. G. Nicholson. both been ill nnd had tho services o f a Ready April 1st, delivered at station After thc program dellcioup snnd- Interested and helpful in this work, During his stay in the Palmetto state doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hand of Sanford or in Sanford. he laid out two courses, on which spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. wiches, cocoa and whipped cream w ere! In submitting this report your F. F. Domer accompanied Mrs. Al­ W. V. DUNN served most Informally and everyone committee realizes thnt much of our work has nl ready begun. One of these A. A. Moran. bert Dorner to New York with the R. A, Box 224-A, . Sanford, Florida had an cnjoynble social hour. work hna been In beginning things. at Eustis, will, according to Mr/ remains of the late Albert Domer, Chuiuota school picnic was held last One of tho most Important things The real permanent success of any leaving here. Sunday Thc family have FOR SALE— 10 acres, 5 tiled, 3 wells, Butehart, doubtless become one of the Friday nt Lake Homey. that will be undertaken by thq Busl- ' c,v,c work Spends ultimately on tho the sympathy o f every one. jreatest courses In America, by rea­ good house, 5 miles out on dirt road, Mts. McFarland nnd Mrs. F. W. "m son of its wonderful location on the Prevatt spent last Tuesday at Osceola ness nnd Professional Women’s Club .'int.ercat nnd co-operation of the corn- • Mr. Frazier hns purchased tho fivo % mile from loading station. A Teal crest of the ridge that runs through nnd took dinner with Mrs. Stephens will be thc establishment of nn cm- munlty ns n whole, acres.of land and house just west of bargain nt $5,000 terms. Talcphone ploymenl register for thc working! MRS. E. D. BROWNLEE, the state. 37-3tc his home, the former D, R. Brisscn 349.— H. B. Lewis. and nlso called on Miss Scott, who girls of Sanford so that they mny get Chair. Civic Com. place. Now he has 20 acres of the “The Fusils course location 1s one lives nlong the S t Johns river. RED CAP Battery with its 2*year in touch with the business men and* MRS, B. W. HERNDON, of the finest pieces of golf grounds finest kind of improved land on Celery written guarantee, will cost you lesa Mrs. McFarland and two -children thus both will be mutually benefittod.1 Chair. Welfare Dopt. avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Brown Miller that I ever saw," said Mr. Butehart sppnt Sunday evening with Miss Jen­ per month’s service than any other on yesterdny. “ Whereas most of the from whom ho bought, will invest in the market. A complete stock This will mean much to employers nnd of nie and Lucy Flynt WILL IIUILD NEW courses in Florida are^ located on employes. v another place on Celery avenue, so wu these.— B. & O. MOTOR CO. 85-3tc John Alderman was seriously hurt (round which is flat, this ono is in UNDERTAKING PARLORS are informed. , last Friday by his horse. FOR SALE— Large WAREHOUSE the renter of the lake country, on Mr. nnd Mrs. Brown Miller expect CIVIC WORK OF Mr. Oscnr Nicholson nnd wife from with rnil road siding. Three blocks* high, undulating ground which ndnpts THE WOMEN’S CLUB . T. J. Miller & Son have purchased to go to Charlotte, N. C., for a from center o f city.— Geo. W. Knight, Dnytonn are spending n fey days with itself wonderfully to golf architecture. the lot and uncompleted building of month’s visit, leaving hero next Real Estate and Insurunce, Sanford. his mother. One of the peculiar things about the week. , The civic committee of the welfare tho Cook Auto Company on Pnrk ave­ Mrs. Bertha David and two children 35-tf course is that there are two lakes on Miss Pcnrlie Lee Bell is expected of Brunswick, Gn., are spending a few department of thc Women's Club of nue between First nnd Second streets home from Queen’s College in Char­ NOTICE— 500 new tires, all sizes to ft, one at th cclcvation of 07 feet and dnys with Mr. nnd Mrs. Clifford Snnford submits tho following report: nnd will complete tho building. It'is lotte, N. C., the 17th nnd will bring be sold at ono half price. See us the other at a 148-foot level. The Through the »vor{j of thc committee Proctor. for your needs for the next year, 34x4 her cousin with her as a house guest course Wilt, cover about 100 acres of probable that the building will he Mrs. G. Nicholson is home after on supplementing the achool fund of $22.50; 34x4 and up to 37x5 in pro­ for several weeks. land, mid tliere is plenty of freedom bur county the schools have been en­ made a two-story one Inst end of one There were two soHd cars of pep­ portion. No seconds. Full 0000-mile for the construction of fairways and spending a few days in Osteen with abled to continue through the full ns wns contemplated by the Cook com­ pers shipped from Enst Sanford last guarantee.— Ray Brothers, 314 West greens which will in no way overlap." her son. T h / first of May picnic was hold term of eight months. Mrs. A. P. pany, who started the building for a week, picked by several growers, in­ First Street, dealers in Firestone and Mr. Burchnrt also laid out plans for Saturday nt Lake Homey. All hav­ Connelly nnd her committee rendered garage. . 37-4tp cluding Chnrlie Merriwcthcr, Grnhnm I.ehiRh Tires. 0 a course which is being built by Fhilning n fine time. It wns well at­ valunblc assistance to the county in Miller & Son have not completed Hunter, George' Pezall and'others nnd delfihm and -Jacksonville sportsmen at thefr vnlunblc work. Through our their, plans as yet but are contem­ shipped by the firm F. F. Dutton BATTERIES— We recharge nnd re­ tended. Sanford. pair all makes of Batteries. Send state similar efforts are now being put plating n fine undertaking establish­ represents under thQ‘ ‘‘Bluo Goose” la­ Fred Ballard came home last Fri­ Purine hi' stay in the South Mr. your batteries to ua. Uncle Sam uses forth, but it is gratifying to know ment with second, floor for supplies, bel. There will no doubt be several Butehart played on fourteen courses day after spending a few dnys In ■EXinF," Batteries In U-Boats, air —practical!}- <very course in the state Pnlmetto and reported that the that the "City Substantial” took the but may change tho plnn nnd make cars this week and several train loads and submarine service. Why not situation in hand early in the fnil. tho building Into n business block. Inter if it would only rain and then have tho best at leas c o s t!—Ray with tin exception of those at Palm tomatoes were nil killed. The White Way speaks for the The location Is very desirable, being rain some more. Mr. and hire. Clifford Proctor, Mrs. Beach, Miami and St. Augustine. . Bros., phone 548. 314 West First David and Mrs. Wicks spent Sunday splendid work done by thnt committee close to the business center of the The Westchester-Hiltmore profesStreet. 377-4tp .Mrs. B. W. Herndon, Mrs. W. L..Mor- city. SHorsil conns here with an interesting evening with Mr. nnd Mrn. Grigcr. Calls For Reports gnn and M rs. E. P. Morse. Thc de­ This latest purchase by T. J. Miller record. When ho was 21 years old partment wishes to thank the mer­ & Son demonstrates the fnlth of San­ he was a professional at the Pollok Bryant and W ife Of National Banks Captain Cooper chants, the city manager, the South- ford people in their homo city as thc Golf Club in Glasgow, and a year la­ On Way to Orlando cm Utilities Company" and the San­ Millers nro nlso making improve­ Arrives at W arsaw (Br Th* AitotUUd Pu m ) ter went to N'ewcastlb, County Down, ford Herald for making illuminntlon ments In tho Imperinl Theatre build­ WASHINGTON, May 2.—Comp­ Ireland. ! hiring his stay in the Em­ WARSAW May 4.—Captain Mar­ ing dn Magnolia avenue thnt will troller of Currency today issued a call ORLANDO, Mny 4.—John It. B ry-, of olir cIty a "n lity. erald Isles Butehart planned and re­ ion Coper, of Jacksonville, who re­ constructed a number of courses. -In ant, chnrgcd with the murder of his) We believe that "no more gratifying make It ono of tho fineat furniture fur condition of all Nntional Banks at cently escaped from tho Bolshevik!, the close of business Thursday, April 1MI he went to the Highgatc Club father here,* is now enroute from New piece of work hns been dono this year stores in this part of Florida. nrrived here today. He is weak but in of Scotland where he reconstructed Jersey to Florida with his wife, nc- than thnt done by the cemetery comEdward Lane, the real estate mao, 28. good health. He plans tq leaves for the course.. Later he w rnt to Ger- cording to a telegram received today mitteo. I-nrgely through the efforts mndo the sale of the Cook building homo in ten days. aany, where he constructed links for by Sheriff Karel. HERALD ADS get results. of Mrs. W. M. McKinnon nnd Mrs. R. to the Miller interests. EAST SANFORD CLASSIFIED WANT ADS Woman’s Club J GENEVA FLASHES * * m . * * . -* * ! - _r x-'-rg ^ $ We Announce the Opening of the Most Complete am In Sanford at 108 E. First Street __ • ! 2 *S! V X 1 ❖ SOME OF T H E ITEM S W E C A R R Y : W e are exclusive dealers for U. S. TIRES in Sanford; Distributors o f PE R FE C TIO N TIRES in Seminole and Lake Counties; Tire Covers, Motor Meters, Spark Plugs, Horns, Tire Carriers, Brake Lining, Wrenches o f 7*11 kinds, Spot Lights, Light Globes, Screw Drivers, Blow-out Patches, Flash Lights, Top Dressing, Body Polish, Metal Polish, Enamel to Paint Your Car, Lugjgage Carriers, Running Board Mats, Chain Locks for the extra Tires, Lugs aiid Bolts for your Rims, Jacks, Gasoline and Oil. / W e have purchased the F R A N K A K E R S ' TIRE CO. and Mr. Akers will be in charge o f this department. - ■iw rfL _ ...4 i f -< . •* \: .W? f*>i%j \ ^ ^ A U T H O R IZE D F O R D DEALER gif*^ ' ^ A ■ - . i - 1 A. t* i �<>hr THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 0, 1921 LAKE MONROE UPSALA AND GRAPEVILII stand the heat In the summer?” and a pretty body o f water, that Hows he will'Indignantly Inform you that north to Jacksonville, traversing on .. . y i w M w l u « £11 Ur holding It for speculation In many in­ the summer la tho most delightful the Way 260 miles whereas by rail ft. 1. HOLLT May, with'her spring blossoms, her v. i, u u ju u ). ••••••, l » er»toiy u i T n u t m stances and this called forth tjie edi­ part of the year, that tho heat Is the distance is but 124 miles. This is . . . . . . . Oaaartl K u i f v torial on taxes the other day wherein never so oppressive as it is in .the due to the fact that there are so many eternal re-dlscoveriea, is our guest ft. A. WZZL... wo stated that the home owner was north, and that tho nlghta are always crooks in the river— this picturesque 4gain. May-day, spring-day, is the rmUliM Xnrj Tritef Vjr paying ihc taxes nhd the speculator cool'and invigorating. And it doesn't feature, however, prevents the use o f oldest'holiday in history. The Greeks •Clarence Bergquiat took a trip doe* making the money.. take a newcomer Iong_to “ get that the stream for shipping fruits. This, duly celebrated her coming. Merry in his auto last week to visit the horn, (IkMtymUl) ------------ o------------way.” After a northerner has spent by the way is the only river In the England knew the mad Joy o f May- of his parent* at Tiger Bay. . i d k u r i o i rare* nr adtaxozi Jewel peaches are beginning fa CONGRATULATIONS TO LAKE­ one summer In Florida ho will fall all United States that flows north. Out o f day. The Morris dancers, the May i t # f • i * * *' « o n txaa ...... color up and we shall have some riw LAND over himself In trying to tell you how Sanford each year are shipped about pole on the village green— these are **•••»# very soon. R H oran . comfortable the summers are. There­ 6000 cars of celery. On the 18th as much a part o f the memoried Eng' A nephew o f Mr. Mesler was vtiR. We wish to congratulate Lakeland fore it must be believed for Floridians 63 cars of It left fo r northern and lish past as Robin Hood and Puck with OUm K aII lU tU r A w u t M . ISM. At tk Pn I Offlea At I u TmhI,, nt*u*. upon securing the location fo r South are above all thingi truthful. eastern points—and in the week, the all his fairies. May-day is not com ing him at his home last week. veto act *r sunk a, im . Hope we wlU not have many mon pletely dead in the world today. All cm College. There were many other "What do you think o f our town?" total had been 360 c a n .” jom , utaai.p svildoto. r w » iu cities that were very anxious to se­ Is the first question a Floridian asks. over Europe It la labor's holiday. Men windy days like Tuesday ere they M * The following from the Brockport, and women cease their work to cele­ the oil on our new road as It blow, cure this fine Methodist college, but And you have to tell him you are de­ Foreign Advartlalnc Rrpiaicnlailva THE AMKR1CANPRESS ASSOCIATION J looking over the situation from every lighted with It, even If your arrival N. Y .) Republican gives Editor P. A. brate. In the city paries, In our own away In lime dust. Mr. and U n . Dunnlo Arrcnta hm country, school children prance gaily standpoint we could not help but, be­ wqs only fifteen minutes before and Blossom's Idea of Sanford: bought the cottage and 2 Vi Wri( "A s an Introduction to Sanford will around tlie May-pole while Pan peeps lieve that Lakeland offered the ideal all you had seen was the rajlroad sta­ W e ere off to a food start, site. Lakeland Is a central location tion.' If you don’t praise the ptsce say that when your gfocer tells you at them from the hidden d ep th s'of o f the old ‘J . A.* Thompson place, no* ■ o ----- "Bid yoa ever see so much building In South Florida, and the only objec­ he Immediately assumes a most in­ that the celery he la selling you came shrubbery. Every village green should owned by Barney Beck, and the Ufa tion would come from ’the West Flor- jured expression and after a few such from Florida, it doubtless came from have a May-pole. One day given over ter has decided to build.a cotta** f0r going on as now? Ids people on account o f distance, but experiences you learn to be polite and Sanford, known far and wide as the to fun and frolic away in the country rent or sale on the qther part of the ------------ o-----------'This summer will be a busy one. we could bring the same objection to give him the answer he desires, eyen celery city. However, it produces to watch the unfolding leaves, listen to place Instead o f near the home pUc, more lettuce and cucumbers and many the song of the mating birds and catch aa at first planned. ’ Heal estate Is moving and people are the Women’s College located at Talla­ at the expense o f truth: Grapevllle la sura growing. We eft nt^or kinds of vegetables thsn any the -fragrance o f Ihe throbbing, hassee and no one wishes to do that, preparing for a big winter. The editors found the Floridians so soon be a suburb, o f Sanford. other spot we ever saw. Fully 3000 brown earth, means an Inspiration, a Lakeland Is on the ridge o f Florida, hospitable and so anxious to please ------------ o-----------Mr. and Mrs. Ericson and childr*, tonic for mind And heart. high and dry and heglthy. Lakeland that one would be, hard-hearted in-1 carloads of celery alone are shipped Instead of going away for the sum­ The local boys treated the Monroe called at the home of her sister, Uri. mer months everyone should mako ar­ Is composed o f som e,of the finest deed to offend them by foiling to sp- out every year. Passing along the rangements to stay in Sanford and people in the world and they are push­ pear impreased. But honestly, it fields each one o f the party was hand­ community to a jolly darky minstrels Magnuaon, ^unday Afternoon, win* keep business going. ing their fine city to the front. Lake­ wasn’t a hard taak to make a pleas­ ed a large stalk o f crisp celery and a Friday evening. * No price o f adrnis Miss Margaret called to see Mrs. Eunice Tyner. ------------ o----- ------land is not a big city and in this ing reply, fo r Florida really and small packet of salt and it sure, did slon was charged, but the efforts o f Mr. Reed brought out Mr. and Mia Sanford needs five hundred more spect we favored Lakeland over Tampa truly impreased the travelled news­ taste good after so much liquid re­ the home talcrt proved such a su<: W ill Robinson and children Co sptaj cess; the 'amateurs Acted their parts houses built this summer to take care or Jackaonvitle. And then Lakeland paper men as no country has ever freshment the day, Sunday, at the home of lb "A ll the celery Helds are under­ so splendidly In such a rnlrth-provok o f the home people who-want houses made the trustees a fine offer and car- done. Even those who. had visited and and Mrs. Krell. nnd also to take care o f the visitors ried off the bacon. We like Lakeland been entertained In all parts of the drained—for two quite opposite rea­ ing cast, that the audience was more Mr. and Mrs. Forster attended ths who last year were turned away for and all her peoplo and especially her country and Canada, were outspoken sons— to carry off excess water and to than pirated and kept in a hilarious funeral o f the little child burled oa bring in water to the roots— in other humor from start to finish, and Just the dearth o f house*. newspaper men and we know that the in their praise o f Florida and sincere Sunday and called also to Inquirs words to irrigate the land. It costs -------------o--------- — before the last stunt was' pulled off jtrustees o f Southern College will never in doing it about Mrs. Tyner. Mrs. Ballinger about $260 an acre to supply the two little boys passed the boxes and The American Railway Express regret moving The college to this ------------ o-----------and Mrs. Vaughn also called. water system, and it would boftiseless the neat sum o f $85.38 was collected. Company announces a change in hours favored spot. THE SUBJECT OF TAXES Mr. and Mrs. Campbell were Sun­ to try to do without it- Such Im­ Half of this amount goes to defray and reduction of wages. If the ex­ press company reduces wages we WILL HAVE SCRIBES PICNIC Without trying to make tho sub- proved land sells from $1000 to $2,- the expenses of the show, provide for day visitors at the home of Mr. snd Mrs. Williams. shall expect them to reduce express! jest of taxes wearisome, for it is not a 000 an acre. The water is obtained costumes, stcncry, etc.*'The other charges as well. Will they do It? The Sanford Herald hns the finest pleasant subject at the best, we just from artesian welis which nre sunk at half was generously donated by tho , Mrs. Barnwell Beck and daughter, •------------ o-----------■ bunch of correspondents of.any paper want to remark that In tho ta’x list an expense of $75 to $150 and appar­ boys to the graded schools. We can Minnie, were in to see us on Friday Some cold wenther, Pauline. Keep In the state. They arc working and recently published in the Herald wo ently like Tennyson’s brook flow on not 'commend these boys too highly and tells us Uiht her husband lost s your winter clothes out of the moth pulling for the Herald nil the time note that our taxes are $179.50 for forever. Thcro are about 3000 of for their efforts and their unstinted fine mule last week, which broke Its bnlls a few hours longer for you may and their , work Is appreciated. The state and county and $85 for tho city these wells in the Sanford district. generosity. It is very pleasing to find leg at the knee by stepping in n pocket need them. Instead of getting warmer Herald pays them n nominal sum for and this makes grand total o f ?!2G4.60 Sanford has not been much affected good home talent among us. These and had to be shot Mrs. Emil Magnuson is some better. It nppenrs to be getting colder. their work but no money can ever a year aside from insurance nnd up­ by business depression and hence Is innocent nmusementa arc a source of She has been ailing since the holidays. ------------ o-----------wont to rnll itself the City Sub­ real benefit to the boys and a great pay them for their conscientious as­ keep to live in your own home. We Dr. Denton, who was out Thursdsy Rcprescntatlvo Riddle of Holmes sistance in making the Herald tho also note in (.ther doscrlpti.ns in the stantial." deal of pleasure to the community. The very efforts of the boys strength­ and ngain on Sunday, advised her to county wants to pass a Inw prohibit-1great country pnper that it has be­ tnx lists of whole -docks thr.t ore as­ ONE MILL FOR PUBLICITY en them towards better things, their atay in bed for a week nnd Mrs. J. L ing bathing suits that would Indecent-' come chiefly through their efforts. In sessed at $1.60 a y n r or fhe sum minds nre occupied nnd some latent Lundquist has been helping care for ly expose any part of the person. |order to show them our appreciation total in city and county nnd state perThe Tampa Hoard *>f Trade has re­ talent tnny awaken, develop and grow her. We nil hope she will be better And yet there are some people who ( the Herald will some day during the hnps $2.50 or nround thnt figure. sny tho capital should not be removed summer nnd presumably on the ThiB is exnctly what we arc talking commended thnt a one mill tax be into n future possibility. We shall soon. Mrs. T. O. Tyner nnd their tw» to South Florldn. j Fourth of July, since that is n holiday, nbout. The man who in this day levied on tho city nnd county to take watch them closely, be on the lookout youngest children had n very dots ------------ o-----------' give them n picnic at some central nnd time wants to build n nice home care o f tho city nnd county’s publicity for n Dockstettcr or Primrose, Webcnll Saturday noon when train No. 84, Sanford hns the building fever now .location in the county where they enn thnt he nnd his family enn enjoy in program. be ror an Al Fiends. * going intto Sitnford nt the Goldsboro By those whose Idens of publicity is and houses are going up everywhere.; „]! Knt|„.r together nnd talk over their their old ngc nnd one in which they The pepper business nt Monroe is grade crossing, struck'the nuto ibe And if the owners of lots will he rens-; t rinln and tribulations and get nc- enn tnko pride is forced to pay tho merely some hot air shot by irrespon­ fairly humming. Prices arc in the onable there will he five hundred now nun)nU.d. Wo doubt if they know luxes of tho man who is holding vacant sible parties through haphazard means topmost notch nnd holding taut. The was driving, whirling It Into the ditch houses built here this summer nnd cat;, nthcr ns they come from diffor- property for speculation nnd will not into a generally inattentive region, plants this season arc large and nnd her with It. She snw the tnJs this will mean five hundred new riti- on^ B0Ctions of the county nnd to get build on It himsoi# or let nfiyone else this suggestion will he bitterly Op­ bushy, n blackish green nnd covered before she heard it ns it-enme around zens here next winter. together in one big family gathering build on it. Whnt is holding hack posed. To those whose iden of pub­ with fruit nnd blossoms. Some hnVo the bend nnd put on the brakes b?t would he the finest kind of experience Snnford today? Nothing in the world licity is meant some pretty picture sold out, but many are refusing fancy they failed to hold nnd the car rolled A West Florida senator offers n bill for nil of them. The Herald would not except thnt the people who own prop­ postcards for "tourists" to send home, prices for the entire crop, choosb.g to the track. She told the children 1that will "permit" state division. Now confine the picnic to the scribes alto­ erty in the business nnd residential nnd some highly colored literature "to rather to hold on nhd take chances to jump but they were too frightened for one that will “ permit" the removal bring more tourists here," the iden will towards reaping n golden harvest. to do nnything but acrenm so she get o f the capital or one that will "per­ gether. We know the county officialssection are holding the land too high he repulsive. Tho situation has been closely studied out herself-nnd tried to pull them out.] mit" re-apportionment or that will would like tg he there nnd the city for anyone to build on it nnd make But’ to those who renlize thnt thru and prospects point towards a long under the steering wheel. She at first "permit" South Florida to he a com­ officials also. We know thnt the many nrtythlng on tho investment even for n thought sho was not hurt but her friends of the Herald in nil parts of homo. Anil tho home builder far from proper advertising and publicity alone and steady season. ponent part of Florida. I the county would like to attend the being encouraged In owning his home can this city nnd county be brought' ' The following composed n very lower limbs were Tindly bruised and .J Dr. Denton wns called in to attend ' n le n le nrwl U m m r nnaaftilit fn n u ll The live wires frofn other sections Plcnic nnd [l mn>’ bc l>ossib,e to pull is forced to pny tho highest kind of to share in the increased permanent pleasant fishing pnrty thnt spent the her. It waa very fortunate they wen o f the state arc coming to Snnford. |this bl* ^ h c r in g in Sanford ns it rate while tho fellow thnt owfis prop­ population growth of the South, Jn the day down the river Tuesdny: Mr. not broken. The car bns badly dam­ They nre noting our growth, they a re1 cnsdy accessible from nil parts of erty to sell is allowed to rake in the increased industrial development of nnd Mrs. George Venerable, Mr. and aged. noting the way we do things and they tbo col,n‘ y nnd wou,d mnkp n “ P day shekels when property ranches tiro tho country’, in the increased commer­ Mrs. Prude Hawkins, Snnford; Mr. cial nscendency it tmiilt have, nnd in and .Mrs. Robert Wynne, Jr., nnd are noting the many changes nn prop- f" r Sanfl,rd. k'’T inK of tbl! PM' highest peak nnd nil tho years the the increased fmne and popularity daughters, Misses Roberta nnd Jose­ ■erty-and Unbuilding operations. They P!f’ nt ht‘ »le " nd ke(‘ I,l"K thp city fr’ ’m property was lying idle tho homo nre also watching our Chamber of b'“ ’ K «I.*R* rU*cl altogether. The picnic owner wna paying the tnxes for the which is needed to make it the me­ phine .Wynne, nnd Miss Annn Bruton tropolis of this entire section, the idea of Jacksonville. Commerce and the activity of this dinm‘r wou,d bo at noon nnd “ n lhosc npeculntor. Miss Frances Hawkins entertained J. E. Phipps returned Saturday from This Is, true o f other cities. Wc of this publicity fund will be pleasing Lndu of men have more to do with t he! wished^ to take in n baU game nt and %ne that they will readily espouse. Hastings, where he has been the pari some near-by point could do so nnd a crowd of young people at her home nre not confining our remarks to San­ growth o f the city than any other The time hns come when any county Wednesday evening. Delightful re­ the others could rest in the shade and month. ford nlone but to the whole state nnd force. Mr. John Dunbar and daughter, talk over the things of importance to to other states. Regardless o f whnt or municipality that expects to go for­ freshments were , served nnd n very ward must derive its motive power Miss Elsie, left Wednesday for their the city nnd county. The Herald beenjoyable evening spent. certain individuals think about tho Consdentious objectors in l’hilndel-t from ail tho people. Other cities nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. J o h n Bolly, Albert home in Willow Grove, Pa. high tnxcH that we should levy to keep phla say they will not stand for nny ^cves in these getting-together meettowns o f the state nnd country nre re­ Body and daughter, Mias Alice Body, Mr. and Mrs. E- E- Hardy and Ur. up expenses wc contend thnt these more wars, will not take up arms, will lnK" nnd would especially ^ to have not buy bonds and will not do nny- 1,11 those who make the Herald get taxtfi should not fall heavy on tho alizing this. Many other places have Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Tnlhott nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Ranger left for their thing to help the U. S. in war times, i together in one big pnrty with their owner of his home. We contend thnt decided that the benefit derived from nnd Mrs. George McCrumb spent Sun­ homes in Maine. They motored a* f*r ns Jacksonville in Mr. Ranger's car. Let us see. Thert were some of these friends and the occasion would not the home owner should be encouraged advertising and publicity of the right day nt Palm Beach. Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl nnd Mis* Olitt Mr. and Mrs. James Hultz 'nqd folks said that along nbout 1918. None only he good for the correspondents In his desire to become n good citizen —or even tho wrong sort—affects the o f us want any more war but if nny, and the employes of the Herald hut nnd have his own home. Wo contend wholo people, all the community, and Henry Jackson have returned to their motored to Sanford Wednesday. other nation steps on our toes we will it would be n good thing for the city that the home owner should not pay not alone the person or persons who home -at Long Island nftee spending * Mr. and Mrs. Topliff -of OrUndo * the winter here. were calling on friends Wednesdaycertainly kick them on the shins or nnd county as well. Wo will go into more than the owner of vacant prop­ are responsible for it. , Mm .' A. P. Fulter and daughter, ■The only way to meet the cost o f Henry Shoulet returns to his old .ateal their umbrella or tell the teach­ detail* o f this picnic later and If It erty-and last but not lonat we con­ Miss Trances, were visitors in Orlando such a program aa the board has In home at Henderson, Ky., Monday, e r on -them. meets with the approvnl of those who tend that unless some other arrange­ mind is through the pockets of the after being In the state nbout two Friday. are Interested It will be given here or ments are made t^erc will be but few Mrs. Tice and children o f Oriaiw "We note by the Orlando papers that nt some other point In the county on home owners nnd instead qf having entire county snd city. These la a years. Mr. Shoulet came to Florida k"*' father 1. W. Phillips & Sons have purchased Monday, July 4th. Keep it in mind a hnppy, peaceful, contented city of certain small faithful band of men and for the benefit of his wife’s health, were up visiting her $100,000 worth of property in that and let the Herald know about it. homo owners wc will have a city of women in Tampa, In public and private aa she was an invalid, and has nincev mother, Prof, and Mas. Shaffer. W. Rincau was a viiltor in Orlando -city. We believe this Is. the same renters and owners of automobiles life, who, when nny call for funds is died. Mr. Shoulet was considered one firm that bought the Hand stable IMPRESSIONS OF FLORIDA who will spend all their span* time made, come to the rescue like the pat- o f the best farmera in his state and Friday. property at tho corner of Park avenue Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hardy, Mr. and spare money going to other places riots they are. Tampa gets a great the past year trucked in Florida and and Second streets several years ago i . Mrs. Rnnger motored to Orlando * The boosting spirit o f the average instead of helping to build up Sanford. "boost” through their efforts, and wrns very successful, .and promised to build n fine building Floridian is splendidly portrayed in Figures never He. Tampa and Hillsborough arc given the Mr. and Mrs. Horace Swnggerty And Friday. on It but the livery stable is still the following from the pen of Lemuel credit for "killing the bear” when, as family and Mr. and Mrs. Stafford and Mrs. L. T. Hunt and father, J.J* ------------ o-----------there. Wo would like to rise up and C. Hall, editor of the Wntchatn a matter of fact, the credit belongs to family made a pleasant fishing party Allen, wepo visitors la,Orlando It** WHAT TI1E EDITORS SAW inquire of them Just what they in­ (Mass.) Courier, who was among the these few whose names are not pub­ Thjir»day. day. tend to do with this property that Is 600 editors recently vlsllng Sanford. Friends o f Mrs. Will Rlneau * The following from the Mt. Carmel lished because they are such loyal, un­ The stork-visited the home o f Mr. -among the most valuable in Sanford. Mr. Hall says:' selfish citizens that they would not sorry to learn she is'worse. “ * *■ (111.) Republican-Register will be in­ end Mrs. Carl Rabun o f Sanford and ------------ 0— — ■ appear aa other than a part of the Rlneau has been 111 /o r some tin*"Talk with a Floridian and you are teresting to Sanford people: left a fine ten-pound boy, Carl Rabun, T! Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blstllne * * I. W. Phillips of Orlando, who owns pretty sure to And that he came there "From Orlando our party drove in great whole. Jr. Mrs. Rabun, before her marriage, If the city and county are going visitors (n Orlando Saturday. -some valuable property here, writes a 'from somewhere up north; that he autos to Sanford which is known as was Miss Mary Miles o f Monroe. Bill Satcher was transacting w * letter today to the Herald In which ! has prospered, Is happy and content- tho celery city o f the south. There Into any pretentious, or even moderate Born to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Muse ness In Orlando SaturdayL he says that he will build as soon a s ! cd. More than that, he is anxious to they grow up to four crops a year. advertising and publicity program o f the West Side, A fiiy: boy. Mother MJss Ellen Fuller spent the ***■ building material comes down. This , share his blessings with all comers to First, celery, then com , lettuce, etc. next season, and it must, the proper and child are doii^$ well at Dr. Robsounds good. We had no wish to the end that they, too, may be happy One man said that last year he made way to finance it is through a levy; on end at home. . son’s Infirmary. T* Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Or» single out Mr. Phillips as one who He Is hospitable to the. extreme .and up to $3600 off one acre o f celery. the whole taxable wealth of the county were the guests o f Mr. and Mrs-” Was not .keeping his promises f o r , has -a cordial,' likeable, friendly way The land here is all irrigated but you gnd city— Tampa Tribune. This has been a’ month of accidents Roebuck Sunday. there are others who we will mention about him that assures you that he get Crater by driving a w ell None la The Sanford Herald accounts Tor and should prove a warning to. the Mr. and Mrs. J. i t Allen and * * later on. What we wanted to bring.is glad to see you, hopes that you will productive without use o f the wells. * tp Mr. Phillip’s mind and the -mind stay aa long as you can, and that The rotation of Crops is possible be­ the spleen of the Clinton (Mo.) Eye, drivers o f cars especially. Accidents Hunt were visitors in Sanford. A. Y. Fuller was In Orlando * o f other non-resident property Own-1 when you go you may soon come cause of the use o f irrigation methods by snylng, "The scent of orange blcw- do not “ Just happen" and there is a era that while they are live wires In back again. In fact, the Floridian but the farmers declare they are re­ soms always gets an old maid’s reason for moat of them. A little Tue8d,,y• „Mnf more care and safe-and-sane driving Mrs. Florence Hudson was up K tlhmr own homo towns they seem to- shows much sympathy for all who paid by gv-tting so many returns from goat!— Tampa Tribune. o of autos will lessen the danger to tho her regular music lessons on Tue • think that any old building Is good \are doomed to reside in other states their crops. They must use fertilizer \ B. J. Overstreet yaa s visitor » enough for Sanford and let It go at and for tho-life of him cannot see how extensively and the man who doesn’t The Sanford Herald declares Or­ occupants of the cars and to the peo­ that. There has been too much o f this ’ it is that everybody doesn’t come to want to do that better; not engage in lando is one of the snappiest cities in ple who are not driving cars. There Orlando Tuesday. spirit in Sanford and now that prop- "Florida and reside -the year round, the business hero. .Wc were shown Florida; and the entertainment they is too much speed and too little I erty Is growing into roonpy every day He will fervidly deny that Florida is celery farms which wfcre so large we give you baa no' "morning after” ef­ thought for the other fellow. The average temperature f°r . ----------- o—----------we want to see It improved. A ir of warm In the summer, that there are were not able to see across them fect cither!—Tampa Tribune. year that will bo published In the I this property was. purchased very mosquitoes, or'that its rains are ever and then we know how It wna that And when the immigrant begins to aid booster editions will" Prtrt*., ItV cheap a few years ago and much o f It anything' more than gentle ahowen. this is known as the^celery city, ■HERALD ADS get results. speak our language he fondly thinks revelation ta the people In the no -was purchased with the understand-. Just ask a Floridian, “ How do you "St. Johns river at this point forms Office supplies at the Herald. thgt he is learning to speak English. cm states. that the nefc owners would build THE SANFORDHERALD tng at once. They did not. They are IBE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY L0NGW00D NOTES j ,:>V f �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921 TWO HIGHWAY BILLS BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE SHOULD BE READ Relate to New T a x On Autos and Restrictions on Vehicles In the issue o f Tuesday the Herald p v t the new rate for taxir t automoyUei that i* now before the legislstnft and that wwili raise the rates eanilderably. The other bill relating to highways and the kind o f vehicles o f such damage and the sufficiency of such repairs. Section 7. Any person, firm, corporation or association, violating any o f the provisions of this act shall, fo r tho first offense, bo punished by a fine o f not more than five hundred dollars or by imprisonment of not more than six months, or by both such fine and Imprisonment, and, for the second offense, shall be punished by a fine o f not more than five hundred dollars or by imprisonment In the state prison not more than five years, or by both such fine and imprison­ ment. The penalties herein prescribed shall apply both to the owner and operator of such vehicle, provided such owner knowingly and willfully or negligently permits such violation; Section 8. Nothing In this act shall be held to prohibit incorporated cities and towns of this state from enacting and enforcing such ordin­ ances, rules and regulations as may be deemed necessary, not Inconsistent with general law, governing the di­ mensions, weight, and speed of ve­ hicles operated or driven over the streets and highways of such cities or towns, but power and authority Is hereby expressly conferred upon such cities and towns to enact and enforce such ordinances, rules and regula­ tions. COMMITTEE ON FORESTRY CONSPIRACY OFFERS BILL CREATING SET ASIDE STATE BOARD OF FORESTRY Capital Improvement PERSONAL NOTES Bill Reached This SENATOR NEWBERRY AND SIXTEEN OTHERS IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN O r Tha AuocUUd Prats) WASHINGTON, May 2.—Convic­ tion of Senator Newberry in the fed ­ eral courts in Michigan for conspir­ acy to violate the federal corrupt practice act was set aside todajr by the Supreme court. The conviction of sixteen other defendants also w set aside. The court held coni without power to regulate primaries. Justice McReynolds read th| opinion to which Justice McKenna dissented as to power of congress but agreed as to decision. Chief Justice White also dissented from the decision that congress did not have power to control all elections but agreed the statute, was “ grossly misconstrued." White said he concurred In the reversal of the convictions but though a new trial should be held. News of the decision reached the senate chamber during a heated debate between Senator Undrwood of Alabama, and Penrose, of Pennsylvania, and others. Immedi­ ately the senators gathered in groups and manifested undisguised interest in the court ruling. Afternoon d r Th* l u n f a M r w i) TALLAHASSEE, May 4.—Commit­ tee on forestry today offered a bill creating State Board of Forestry com­ posed o f tho governor, commissioner of agriculture and secretary o f stata empowering them to employ a state forester at a salary o f $3,600 and pro­ viding for a tax on turpentine dis­ tillers, manufacturers, saw mills, etft. The cspitol Improvement bill Is ex­ pected to be reached this afternoon. Thrasher and Miss jMay Thrasher who have-been visiting Mr. andlklrs. E. L. Ferran. 'Mrs. G. L. Goodhue and little grand­ daughter, Helen Douglas, and Mrs. C. M. Vorce leave today fo r Ohio. Mrs. Goodhue.goes to Cincinnati snd Mrs. Vorce to Cleveland. Mrs. B. J. Starling’ returned home Wednesday from Jacksonville, where Leslie Qilf of Winter Park was a she has spent tho past six weeks with visitor in town today. her sister, Mrs. Robert Symes. ' (T n m WedoMday'# Dally) Schelle Malnes left yesterday a f­ Mrs. Alfred Lilja la spending the ternoon for Atlanta, Ga., on a busi­ day in Orlando, where she went to ness mission. see Mrs. Robert Walthour, who is quite ill at the hospital there. J. E. Snyder, the proprietor of Snyder’s store at Chuluota, was in the Mrs. Wm. D. Holden, Mr. Billy Hol­ city yesterday. den and Mrs. W. L. Tapp made up a congenial party motoring to Orlando. D. H. Hooker o f Longwood was Thursday. transacting business at the court house yesterday. Capt Wimbish and W. E. Walthall motored to Leesburg Tuesday, going Laurie Robinson of Orlando, repre­ there on business. senting the Pacific Mutual Life Insur­ ance Company, was among the visit­ D. C. Griffin, o f Sanford, is enjoy­ ors to the qlty yesterday. ing s short visit in Tampa, mingling ‘ with friends and transacting business Mr. and .Mrs. C. D. Brom ley-of and while here Is stopping at the D e -. Chuluota- was In tho city yesterday Soto,—Tampa Tribune. afternoon on business. Joseph Lee, of California, has ar­ , E. H. Kilbee of the Geneva section rived hero and will be associated wjth was In the city yesterday greeting hla his brothers, A. W. and Harry, in their business, as Lee Brothers, Co. many Sanford friends. it given belowt ' a bill to be entitled: An set defining Improved highways Biking rules and regulations for the poUction o f the same; prescribing a BIRTHDAY PARTY llAit for the dimensions and weight of vehicles and their leads which may (F n a Tkartday'i DaUy) h« operated or driven upon improved One o f the pretty affairs of last highways; prescribing terras and con­ week was the birthday party of Ruth ditions upon and under which the preMelsch, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Joe oenbed limits may be exceeded; pre­ Mclsch. Pink and white was the color scribing the powers and dutlea of cer­ scheme used In the decorations, ratain officials in reference thereto, and freshments, etc. The favors were Jiving penalties for violation hereof: little pink dolls dressed in white net. To be enacted by the Legislature o f Games'were enjoyed by the little folks and very Interesting were the souven­ the State o f Florida: Section 1. Terms Defined, (a) Ve­ irs of Japanese water flowers and fishes. hicle; any. mechanical device, suitable to be drawn or operated over high­ Little Ruth', who celebrated her Mrs.'Fred Wllmot, of Orlando, was E. Q. Pearson of Orlando, repre­ HOW. TO MOVE THE CAPITOL ways except those propelled or drawn fourth anniversary, received many in town yesterday transacting busi­ by human power and these running beautiful gifts. Friends who.enjoyed sentative o f the Standard Oil Com­ ness and calling on iriends. pany, was n business visitor here The little flurry about moving the the occasion were: Mrs. Fred Brandt, exclusively on tracks. (b ) Semi­ yesterday. state capitol, which Jack Worthington,!Irene Brandt, Mrs. Frank Melsch, trailer, n vehicle of the trailer type NEW ROAD LAW Mr. S. A. Huston,"tof tho Crown who is watching the legislature at Constance Mclsch, Mrs. Iinrry Thura•o designed nnd used in conjunction Paper Company, has, returned from Mr. S. A. Huston left in his car Tallahnssce, thinks is not likely to ton, Herbert Thurston, Mrs. Henry with n self-propelled vehicle that a Several new road laws are up in an extended visit to Palatka, St. Auamount to anything, has at least dem­ Witte, Helen and Henry Witt$, Mrs. yesterday to bo gone several days on part of its own weight or that of Its guBtine and Jacksonville. the legislature and they* will bring up onstrated two things which should bo load rests upon and is carried by the Frank Roper, Mrs. McAlister, Mm. a business trip. tho license o f the various makes of accepted as the basis of further e f­ Chapin, Mrs. Anna Schmah, Mrs. towing vehicle. Mrs. J. B. Coleman has been sum­ Mrs. J. M. Wallace, Miss Margaret Section 2. Tho term "Improved cars ns some of the members are of forts. ■ Those are, (1) that the peo­ Henry Nickel, Mary Louise Nickel, moned to Palatka on account of the Highways” shall bo deemed and taken the opinion that tho automobile owner ple want the chpitol removed, but, (2) Mrs. William Colbert, Betty, Helen Clark and party o f friends, returned serious illness of her mother. home Monday from Miami. to mean bridges nnd any public thor- should pny more tax for the privilege they’ arc not ngrcod ns to where it nnd William Colbert. should go. ■ oughfare for vehicles specially con­ o f owning an nuto. Mrs. S. 0 . Chase, with a party of Miss. Marjorie Clay and Miss So long ns every suggestion of mov­ THE WORKERS’ COUNCIL structed of wood, brick, asphalt, ce­ Should the bill become a law the friends, motored to Daytona’ ia’ Beach, Normn Herndon will open a kinder­ ment, shelf, rock, gravel, sand-clay, license on various makes of cars will ing the capitol is followed by a where they spent the day on The Workers’ Council of tho Baptist garten in tho Holy Cross Parish day. or other hard-surfaced material. be affected to n considerable extent, scramble for preference anAong half Section 3. No vehicle shall be ns well ns those of trucks and auto­ a dozen cities, the legislature has n church will hold its meeting nt tho House Monday. good excuse for "passing the buck." Tomplo on Thursdny night at 7 operated or driven over or upon the mobiles for hire. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. East nod R U P TU R E E X P E R T The moment all those who favor re­ o'clock. At this hour the supper will improved highways of this state, If you arc in favor of the bill drop little daughter, Yvonne, arc now outside of incorporated citicse and your representative nnd senator a moval can agree upon n new site, the bo served to nil who may attend nnd T O B E I N .O R L plensntly located nt the home of T. project will be assured. n largo attendance Is expected. Some towns, whose width, including load, is card to thnt effect, and if you are op­ But cities like Ocnln, Orlando, Lake­ of the most progressive things for tho J. Miller, corner Mngnolin avenue and Seeley, Famous In This Specialty, greater than 74 inches (except trac­ posed to it you might follow tho same land and other’ points, any of which Sunday school will bo presented. A Fifth street. tion engines whose width shall not proceedurc. Called to Orlando would be desirable locations, can not live wide-awnko program has been exceed 108 inches), a greater height, Following ia tho difference which D. G. Thrasher and Gone Roumillnt Including load, than 12 feet 0 inches, the new bill will mnko on some of the nnd will not voluntarily relinquish prepared. Hon. John D. Jinklns M Oie F. H. Seeley of Chicago nnd claim the championship of the season or a greater, length, including load, most popular mnkes of automobiles: their clnims without n show-down. It superintendent of the SofTool nnd in delphia, the noted truss expert, is unreasonable to expect them to do one o f the best in the southland. Be­ so far with a 13 1-2 pound bass re­ personally be nt the San Juan I than 30 feet; nnd no combination of Presont Proposed so- nut if there were n genuine ef­ come a worker in the Baptist Sunday cently caught near Longwood, thick* coupled together shall be op­ and will remain in Orlando License fort mndo to get them togcthei*—if school and you will soon learn that License erated whose total length, including day only, May 11th.* Mr. Seeley Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. Braxton each wcreJglveh its day in court nnd life is worth living. The countli $18.00 ..$5.00 Ibad, shall be greater thnn 83 feet, "The Spermatic Shield will its enso passed upon by authority meets nt 7 p. m. Thursdny night, Perkins,- MIbh Mnblc Bowler nnd Miss retain any case of rupture 24.00 . . 8.00 provided that in special enso svehicles Armstrong were a congenial party which It could respect— there would Mny Bth. 20.00 8.00 whose dimensions, with their loads, but contracts the opening in 10 motoring to Orlando yesterday. be no further argument. They would 31.00 __ 8.00 exceed the foregoing may be operated on the average enso. all pull together. This enn bo ac­ J. G. SHARON LOCATES HERE 18.00 . . 5.00 under permits ns hereinafter in this Overland Engineer and Mrs. Smith of Apop­ vnneement over all former method] complished by a voluntary association, 31.00 . . 8.00 act provided. ng instantaneous effects imincluding tho business men Of all the Hon. James G. Sharon of Tallahas­ ka nnd Engineer Hicks o f Tampa were mediately appreciable and withstand* 30.00 ..10.00 Section 4. No vehicle carrying n among the out-of-town- guests at the 24.00 ’ lending claimants and South Florida see has decided to enst his lot In San­ . . 8.00 load of more thnn'3 tons shall bd .oping any strain train or position. This ingenerally. Such" an organization ford and will practice law being In tho banquet Monday night, given by tho strument received the only award in 40.00 ..15.00 ■crated or driven over the improved could bo formed at once. It could offices o f Dickinson & Dickinson, B. of L E. 30.00 12.00 highways of this state, outside of in- Cadillac__ England and in Spain producing re­ canvass nnd cultivate sentiment for nnd an old friend of J, J. Dickinson. 28.00 forjetnited cities nnd towns, provided, Hanson -------- . . . . 8.00 sults without surgery, injections, med­ Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. McBride, Miss removing the cnpltol nt the next ses­ Mr. Sharon is well known in Florida, 32.00 8.00 tha! in specinl .cases vehicles carry- Hanson Sedan — ical treatment or prescriptions. Mr. sion. It could consider impartially residing nt one time in Madison nnd Patty Syles and Mrs. Mary Schnnl Seeley has documents from tho United 32.00 ling n loud of greater thnn the limit Studcbakor ------- ..15.00 the grounds upon which ench city is afterward moving to Tallahnssce, motored to Orlando yesterday, where States Government, Washington, D, 29.00 herein prescribed may be operated Oldsmobile (m. 43) . 5.00 asking for its location. It could work whero he was engaged in the practice they spent tho afternoon very pleas­ C., for Inspection. All charity case* 25.00 under special permit as hereinafter , Oldsmobile (m.37) . 5.00 out a general agreement which would o f law, was a member of the legisla­ antly shopping. 32.00 provided. , Oldsmobile (m.46) . -8.00 without charge, or if any interested unite tho sentiment of the whole ture and Is a well-known •business 19.00 ____. . 5.00 Section 5. No vehicle equipped Chevrolet C. W. Entzmlngcr of .Lohgwood at­ call, he wil Ibe glad to show asms peninsula upon one point, so that man. Mrs. Sharon and "the family wilh two or more solid rubber tires, without charge or fit them If desired. The license is bnBed upon weight of when the matter came up again It will move to Sanford as soon os school tended the meeting of the -county steel or other metal tires or tires Business demands prevent stopping at commissioners yesterday. The many the vehicle, one dollar being assessed would be a straight two-slder fight— is out nnd Sanford will gain another other thnn pneumatic tires and whoso friends of Mr. Entzmlnger nro glad any other place In this section. for every one hundred pounds, instead Tallahassee against the place chosen most estimable family. w*ight, including load, shall exceed F. S.—Every statement In this no­ to see him restored to health again of for horsepower rating ns nt pres­ by the association. two tops, shall be operated or driven tice has been verified beforo the F ed-' ent. If your enr weighs a thousand This strikes the Telegram as the THE LINDSEY BILL WOULD LEAD nfter a c c e n t illness. over the improved highways of this cral and State Courts.—F. H. 8coloy. pounds your llccrtsc would be $10. If only way by which actual progress TO TROUBLE-, state, outside of incorporated cities Homo Office, 117 North Dearborn Mr. and Mrs. Gucmcy Doudney of it weighed three thousand, it would can be made. This paper would be A friend owning n homestead on *nd towns, provided, that- in special S t, Chicago.— Adv. . 38-2tp be $30, etc. glad to line up for any city which had the coast of Manatee county writes Miami announce tho arrival of a little c#se® ROrh vehicles whose weight, in­ daughter. Mr. Doudney Is the eon o f been duly selected by n representative the editor of Tho Times: HOT!CI Or ELECTION cluding load, shall exceed tho limit Mrs. Alexander Vaughan o f this city. W. J. B. TO BE NEXT “ I have just read your editorial body of business men, after giving la raaiilliH i with III* prutUlon* of ChipPrescribed in this section, may be op­ SENATOR OF FLORIDA T Lakeland, in common with other ap­ denouncing the Infamous Lindsey bill, Mrs. Vaughan Is now visiting In ttf KITS, Law* of Florid*. Hollo* I* hot*by glr*n lint an *l*clk>t) ha* been ordered to tM erated under apedal permit as here­ plicants, a chance to be heard;* but It which wopld vest all riparian rights in Miami, but expects to return homo lt*bl ami lb* u n i ' will bo Itrid la BpocUl Tat inafter provided. Krbool Illatrirt No. S. (Ink* Monro*), Ramin*V* WASHINGTON, May 5.— Reprc- does not feci like abandoning its own the state. Hurrah for youl , The next week. r.Hinly, Florida, on Monday, Jon* 0th. 1031, for . Section 0. The special permit th* |>or|iua* of dtlrruilolnf who ohall I* tru». Times, is given credit fbr always lr* of lb* Mid dlatrtrt for lit* nr it ntomdinquired by the three preceding scc- sontative Clark Is going to Florida in town, which has good strong grounds Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and standirig up for the rights and inter­ Inc two yran. ond III* nnmlwr of mill* of i!l»t ons of this act, for the operation a few days. When thereho will have upon which to base a bid for the cap­ trbuil lai lo h# lrilrd and rollerltd foe ests of the people. With your effec­ Miss May Thrasher motored to Eustla Iflrt of Ihr ■•Id y*ar*. a vehicle whoso dimensions and conferences with some of his political ital, and push the case of some other tive work in Impressing the people Monday, Mr. Thrasher returned Mon­ rartr Iba following damn) ar* api»tol*d In art a* place with no. better grounds for Its friends and—will probably announce liwiwrtura and *lrrk *1 the prtrlirb named, ^Hght, including load, shall , exceed choice. Presumably, the people of the with the danger and Iniquity of this day night. Mrs. Thrasher and Miss wilhln Mid Hp*rJ*t Tat Rrbonl DUlrlrt, lo bold ** limits prescribed, shall be in writ- himself as a candidate for the U. S. Mid Fln-thiu, bill, I believe we will knock out the May will spend several days with ‘ ..o . 3. (Lake Mt«ifo*l —ttiM, Del), *ng and shall bo issued at discretion senate. Ills friends have been urg­ rest (if the peninsula feci tl.c same vultures who are behind the scheme. Mrs. Thrasher’s parents, Mr. and II.1'rrrlnrt K. la ir and I* tl. Mann, |n*|>*r|oni and E. way about it, whkh accounts for the ing him for some time to make the Stafford, rlerk. , 0 the officials o f the state’s political People on the coast arc so worked up Mrs. E. L. Ferran. 1'rrrlnrt No. 4 11‘aola)—A. Mlnrhrw, F. A. divisions, or the state agency, who fight and within the last few months variety o f views on locutkn. JolmauD, tlrrrff Smlllt, In.pert ora and A, V. thnt I believe there would be a civil But why not get together In a fa.r Mrtlnlnn. rlrrk. fcave charge o f the roads and bridges a number o f them have come to (From Thursday'* Dilty) war conducted in Irish style should II I* further ordrrrd dial Ihl* Hotlcw bo business-like way and have a tangible Washington to take over the situation |.<itdl*li*d la Ibe Sanford llrrald, a new.paper ®ycr which such vehicle is to operate. Mrs. R. C. Shallberg and three pnt.llab*d In the Lindsey bill be passed and ap­ KrinIttolc Connly, but without Mid proportion ready for tne next legis­ -uch permit may be issued for a sin- with Representative ■Clark . proved and an attempt made .to en- children from Moline, 111., are visiting dlalrlrt, ilierw twine » ° o*w*pap*r publlahod lature?— Lakeland Tulrgtam. within Mb) dutrlrt, for a period of lime a* The genial congressmen from Gain­ ? e or for a definite periodf not Mrs. J. W. Fur ran this week. fofreo It,” r*.)olr*d by law. Dune and ordered by Ibe Hoard of l*ttbile laJond the date of tho expiration of esville, who Is dean of the FlJVida del­ The Writer encloses a letter he had ■Irnrlloa for Seminole County. Florida, In ttlk* vehicle's registration, and may egation, is going to bo speaker at the WHAT'S WHAT IN tar tee*loo, at Hanbed. Florida, Toraday, May Mrs. R. II. Pcarmsn snd children just received from a member of the THE RUHR REGION .In). IBJl. ^'Knatc the highways and bridges celebration o f National Hospital day legislature which gives an insight to are now comfortably located In a cot­ IRKA I,| C. F. II Alt IIISON, Cbatrmu. be used and may contain any other on May 12th and following the cele­ the capacity of many o f the members tage at Daytona Beach for the sum­ AtUat! It will take 250,000 soldiers to sc eguards which such officiala may bration has agreed to go to JacksonT. » . LAWTON. , to deal with such questions. Follow­ mer. « Hecratary. asate m best for the protection o f suefi oille, Tallahassee and several other complish the French 'occupation o f the ing is a quotation from the letter: places In the stato for conferences. Ruhr district. • Khwnys or bridges. As a condition "I will say that riparian rights Is . Messrs. Barrs and Atha o f the real In Circuit Court. Bertalk Judicial Circuit, loot* County, Florida.— la Chancery, Rumors have been seeping into j^ ed en t to the Issuance o f such a This district is called the "power a mystery to a great many o f the estate firm of Coopfer, Atha A Barrs, Washington that thei "Peerless” such o f officials shall fix ait plant o f Europe." Ruhfort, at tho' representatives. The foolish questions of Orlando, wero in the city today FORECLOSURE— NOTICE OF x u f u i SALE ” ‘‘mnity. bond in a reasonable sum, William Jennings Bryan has taken asked by them makes one want to looking around. Tjiey think that San­ confluence o f the Rhine end Ruhr II.‘V . Oat?, Complainant. bury them fn the Gulf. I have, been ford has a great future. ,, e by the applicant, pay- up hja permanent residence in Miami TO. with the Intention o f making a coltest rlT*rs, has the largest river harbor in * 7 to the state or political aub-diasked by not less' than s dozen to Clara Moore and .her both*ml. A. O. Moon, DoftMtlU1 a °n, as the case may be, with at for the U. 8. senatorshlp In the next Europe! -It is comparable In indus­ expla[n what (s meant by riparihn E. B. Brown, state sales manager o f NOTICE rights." i the Virginia Carolina Chemical Com­ la herrhy yltrn, that I. K. F. llourholder. Spec­ lWo K°od and sufficient sureties election. When asked If he would trial importance to Pittsburgh. ial Ilntrr In tb* alvte entitled mill, under and er,’on, unless in case o f a surety have the temerity to mako the fight The Rphr basin In many respects The statement of the writer* of pany with hcarquarters in Jackson­ Ity rtrlne of that certain decree heretofore cat against Mr. Bryan, Rep. Frank Clark March Stub, 1D31. entered In the alait* Mid °mpany authorized to. do business in Is like the western section o f Penn­ the attitude of the people of the ville, la In the city today looking after mill, 11* , -- -----will on the Olh day of Jane. A. D. IU3I, Chuckled, saying that If Bryan was to during th* legal boon o( u le, *t the- mat ’ state, when one such surety shall sylvania. It is rich in coal lands snd coast settlements Is in corroboration business connected with his firm. door of th* Court llutwe in Sanford, FUrld*. Tho * "uffleient, to bo approved by tho be a candidate he surely would run contains Essen, Duisburg, Mulhetm of an opinion expressed -W «gll In Ih* htgfieat bidder for ea*h the follow lag dwrlhed property, tying am) Wingi In Smut* against him. and Witten, all factory cities produc­ Times as soon as-the Lindsey (Terrell) f^ p er officials, and tp be conditioned d h U g h tS IV pot* louniy. C14 *, Mtewlll County, FW Florid*. 'It*wll: . °r Payment of all damage which ing most o f Germany's steel snd iron bill was made public— that the people Mrs. Blount, and Miss Antionctte, antr , i « i »i« <«> *nd th* ttouih thirty too) r**t a t Still, Lenine is the only statesman products. The French plan "tocollect whose rights wero affected would nev-, Mr. R. T. Thrasher returned yester- IlUrk llimbork. nY, under such permit, be done to “ * Seminole County, Ftortd*, at. * cording In Ibe recorded put thereof. er submit to such an outrage os this day from Tampa. o f this era who has been able to^ralae In coal," o roads and bridges covered thereRaid pniperly to be gold *t public outcry to would be. The state .would find it y. or for the placing o f tho same In revenues by taxing credulity. th* htgbeet bidder for nub tn band. I'orchaMr lo pay for deed. good repair as before such damage D. L, Thrasher and J. D. Woodruff The trouble is that while Germany impossible to force, compliance in i------‘— —----------- -K. F. lIOl’SMOLDBtl. many— probably in most—cases.— Special Muter. motored to Eustts last.night. They njury, the officials, In all Instances often sends a note, she does not seem The Dally Herald—XBc a week, de­ SC1IKI.LK m a i n i : k. • . “ Tampa Times. ° *o the Judges as to the Amount livered anywhere in Sanford. were accompanied home by Mrs. willing to pay. Solicitor for Complainant, tS-Ste » • i - ,* : -.- ;• •/*-• !w.■P •# = •*-*(-m r i f 1' am i!»'J ■ , ,. « �. w, . m ■ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921 B. OF L. E. BANQUET (From W»dn«»<l»7 S Dally) P R A delightful event in railroad cir­ cles on Mondny evening, May 2d, was t#c banquet with which the local Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Murphy Feared a Breakdown But Says Health Was Restored of Division 769, entertained at the By Taking Tanlac Grand International Auxiliary in ap­ Orlando Club W ill Be preciation of the charming affair with "Tanlac has done more for me than which the ladies entertained the B. of In Charge o f The L. E. n few weeks ago. Nothing that I thought any medicine could pos­ Special Stunts could contribute to the happiness of sibly do, for it has built me up six­ the occnaion was left undone. Each teen pounds in weight and put me in detail being enrried out with perfec­ fine shape again,” said Tim Murphy, tion, whereby, the men proved them­ who is employed at Daniel’s shipyards HARRY SNYDER TRIED FOUR selves wonderful hosts. and living at Seftilnole Heights, TIMES AND FINALLY An interesting program, which be- Tampa, Fla. MADE IT "For more than two years before gnn just before the banquet was serv­ ed, was opened by Mr. F. L. Crosbv, I took Tnnlnc I was troubled with In­ iBy The AxcclaUd Freu) I f 'I ate anything except JACKSONVILLE, May 4.—The who gave a humorous reading! en­ digestion burg, Lakeland, Ocnln, Pnlntkn and the very tightest of food I would have titled: "Tho Fast White Mail,” and body of Harry Snyder, 30, of Cleurseveral other cities. The real work a henvy, depressed feeling in my was followed by Mrs. Mamie Cameron wnter, who killed himself here late will be given by the Orlando Club and stomnch, my heart would palpitate whose eloquent and charming nddress yesterday after numerous unsuccess' they arc said to hnve several bunches ful attempts, will be sent to Clcarwnt on "Brotherhood” was one o f the most terribly and I would have awful at­ o f the real thing up their sleeves and er fop burial ngreCablo .features of an altogether tacks o f shortness o f breath. My the Baby Rotes of Sanford will be pleasing program Messrs. F. .W. nerves were in such had shapq that* kept “ in a stew” the greater part of , Graham and M. W. Helston delighted the least little excitement would up­ the evening. set me and I thought I was going to with-popular solos. The charier has been received by When the guests were seated at the have a complete breakdown, the Sanford Club and it will bo duly "I started taking Tanlac „on the ndbanquet board, Mr. W. F. Shelly de­ presented .by District Governor John livered an address o f welcome to the vice o f a friend, and tho way the Turner of Tampa, who will be present ladies as only Billy Shelly can do. medicine fixed me up wns nothing in person to see that the new club The response was made by Mrs. Fan­ less than mnrvclous. I have taken five M n t t zntfw Vkm lther starts off right The program for the nie E. McConnell, president of the 0 . bottles now, hnve a splendid appetite evening will be furnished by the Or­ I. A. The welcome to the officials o f nnd my stomach seems to be In per­ The difference in price between the best paint lando Club and all the Rotes who vis­ the A. C.,L. present, who were Supt. fect condition, for It never troubles and ordinary paint is only a few dollars. The ited Orlando last week arc in fenr and T. L. Dumas nnd Master Mechanic IT. me a bit. I’m no longer worried with labor coat u the same for both and aver the trembling for they ronlizo that Or­ R. Stevens, was given by Mr. Crosby. pnlpitatlon or shortness of breath, and same period of time, if you use poor paint you lando has something rich in store for I Both gentlemen responded with pleas­ my nerves are ns steady as steel. W ty, will have to pay for labor twice. C-H HOUSE thorn. This meeting will Include the ing remarks. $Ir. G. W. Laughlin, PAINTS last for years. Poor paints don't ."Rotarl-Anns" nlso and nil the Indies the general chairman of tho Brother­ An attnrtiv* booklet, ~77x Home /(crail will be present to hear the Rotes tell hood, concluded the program with a the Itfay," illuuratr* the value of paint all they know alxiut their husbands. harmony in the home. Ask us for free talk on the relations between tho two copy and color chart*. Snnford has n membership of twentyorders, which was very much enjoyed. Had Hand Cut Off four and as soon ns tho club is duly Tho aemainder of the evenlng^wns In Crate Factory Installed they will probably be called given over to dancing. The music upon to install the new Dnytona Club being furnished by Mrs. Earl Burdick, Lonnie Curington, who had hip left and In this wny they will get their Mr. A1 Withorington nnd Mr. Jim SANFORD, FLORIDA land cut o ff just bolowjthe elbow nt a Glass of Snlts If Your Sehnll, nnd \vns exceedingly harmoni­ Innings. Rotnrinns believe In enjoying tho Znchary-Tyler mill, is resting Bark Hurts or Bladder themselves nnd they take the lighter ous nnd good. Punch was serve! easier nt the Fernnld-Lnughton hos­ Troubles You things of life as well as the more throughout fho evening. Tho punch pital nnd will recover. His hand wns serious and these installation meet­ howl wAs presided over by Miss drawn into a band saw where he was No man or woman who eats meat Ixiuise Wells nnd Emily Griffin. ings bring tho bunch together from working and cut o ff before he could regularly can make u mistake by IF YOU N E E D A N E W mnny Florida cities into n great The hall wns most nttractive in tho extricate it Ho is a former resident brotherhood of men )vhn nro doing flushing the kidneys occasionally, says unique nnd lovely decorations of of Osteen and his friends are sorry to things In their communities. It is n a well-known authority. Meat forms palms, oleanders and other llowcrs lenrn of tho accident that deprives great step forward In Snnford to hnve uric acid which excites the kidneys, typical of the Florida spring, which him of his left hand. tho Rotary Club organised nnd Tues­ they become over-worked from the included ovAr the entrance a charming day night will he a time for enjoy­ strnin, get sluggish and fall to filter conceit, the letters "B. of L. E." henuBetter-Get-Bclter.’’ I)o it Now. tf ment nnd the meeting of kindred the waste and poisons from the blood tifully done in pink nnd white olean­ spirits who are -the builders of the then we get sick. Nearly all rheuma­ ders nnd ngnlnst n hnckground of cities in which they live. The Indy tism, headaches, liver trouble, nerv­ greenery, the sentence, "Welcome G. ++++++♦+•*-+♦♦♦♦♦+♦+++♦+++♦4 Rotnrinns will meet tonight nt the ousness, dizziness, sleeplessness nnd I. A.” J The Florida Scout ;; Palm Room of the Valdes Hotel to urinary disorders conic from sluggish One hundred nnd fifty were present "For Wide-Awake Boys" make arrangements for entertaining kidneys. to enjoy the happy oernsion, who will .. 35c Year \\ The moment you feel a dull ache in cherish a delightful memory of one the Indy visitors on Tuesday night \\ILLARD LUMLEY. Publisher " W e also have the Buck Line o f nnd perhaps the Indies will also pull the kidneys or your back hurts or if of the most enjoyable nnffirs in the ;; 902 French *j some special stunts, one can never Ihe urine is cloudy, offensive, full of history of B. of L. E. and G. I. A. G AS R A N G E S 4+4++++++4+4+++++++++++4++ tell whnt is going to hnppen In Rotary sediment, irregular of passage or at­ Committee on arrangement were: nnd dt Is cnnredrd that Tuesday night tended by a sensation of scalding, stop F. L. Crosby, chairman; E. E. Knipp, will ho a big night and all are look­ eating nirnt nnd get nlmiit four ounces J E. Courier. II..Lyles, R. A. Howell, ing forward with the idea of enter­ of Jnd Snlts from any pharmacy; take F. W. Graham nnd J. R. Anderson. a tnblesponnful .in a glass of water Reception committee, W. F. Shelly, taining about 100 guests. before breakfast nnd in a few days' chief engineer, nnd N. B. Leonard. your kidneys will act fine. This fnmC O M PA N Y APRIL TEMPERATURE The menu consisted of: Yitis snlts is mndo from the neiil of REGISTERS A TRIFLE Chicken Salad Potato Rnlnd SANFORD, FLORIDA COOLER THAN MARCH grnpes nnd lemon juice, combined Olives Pickles with lithin, am! has been used for gen­ Ilnm Sandwiches j Assorted Cake Ice Cream TAMPA, May 3.—Although the erations to flush nnd stimulate the Coffee month of April was slightly cool and kidneys, also to neutralize the acids in urine so it no longer causes irrita­ very much so at times, the average tion, thus ending bladder weakness. “ We Picked Up Seven l-irge Dend temperuture for last month was .9 of Jnd Knits is inexpensive and can not Rats First Morning Using Rat-Snap." a degree above normal, according to injure; makes a delightful efferves­ PIANO TUNING a. compilation of figures given out at cent llthla-wnter drink which every­ So writes Mr. B. E. Carpenter, tho weather bureau yesterday by W. L, Harvey will tune your piano. “ W e Deliye^The Goods” Meterologist Walter Bennett, but aa one should take now nnd then to keep Woodbrldgc, N. J., "We lost 18 smnll 18 years with Coble Coi Permanent­ the kidneys clean nhd active nnd the chicks one night, killed by rnts. ly located in Snnford at 107 ‘West unusual condition wns reported, in Or Store T^hem . blood pure, thereby avoiding serious Bought some RAT-SNAP nnd picked First street. Thono 103-J. All work that the averago tompernture wns .7 kidney complications.— Adv. up 7 large dend rnts next morning guaranteed. 25-tfc of a degree below the average for PHONE 498 nnd in 2 weeks didn’t see n single rnt. March this year, which means that RAT-SNAP is good nnd sure." Comes March wan unusually warm. Tho If We Please You, Tell Others. If We Don’ t, Tell Us LANDIS, FISH & HULL in cake ready for use. Three sizes, average for April this year is exactly 35c, OBr, $1.25. Sold nnd gunranteed tho snmo as for the same month last Attorneys and Counsellors-at-I^iw by Ball Hardware Co.— Adv. year. DcLAND. FLORIDA The highest temperature recorded Will practice in the State and Feder­ al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ for last month Is 89 degrees, which amining and Perfecting Land Titles. PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific point tho thermometer reached on April 25. Tho lowest wns 44 degrees, IS AGAINST GOVERNMENT DE * recorded‘ on April 12. Here, however, PARTMENTS GOING BE­ is a record, the coldest ever recorded SC H E L L E M A IN E S YOND MEANS .that late in the month in tho history LAWYER. BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA o f the local bureau, a story of which WASHINGTON, May 3.— President Black-Draught "has no equal • O m C K IN TUB COUKT IIOUHE A quarter-century of successful manufacture and distri­ •the Tribune enrried nt tho time. Al­ Hnrding.lnunched drive tnda yngnlnst for headache, sour stomach, tor­ bution In Florida and Georgia of High Grade though no frost wns recorded in whnt ho termed dangerous tendency of pid liver and feverish colds. SANFORD - •• FLORIDA , “ PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Tampa on thnt date, reports from su­ government depnrtmenta to live be­ declares Mrs. Annie Whitmore, ol Oate City, Va. “It Is easy to burban vicinities wns to tho effect yond means provided for them by Special formulas for Cirtus, Melon and all Vegetable take and docs not gripe, ss a thnt light frost wns seen. The tem­ congress nnd submit requests for de­ Crops lot ol medicine.' do,” she adds. perature was above normal for tho ficiency npproprintlonB to cover do Reduce your 1921 Fertlliber bills by using “ PROLIFIC” GEO. G. HERRING "It is good to take In a hot tea first ten dny^ of April nnd above nt ficits. In identical letters to cabinet Fertilizers. AUorney-at-Law for colds, or can be taken In a the end of the month, after the cool members tho President called atten­ Jlonestly made, truthfully sold, and satisfactorily dry powder. I can’t say enough N o. 14 Gnrner-WocdrufT Buildin ' snap on April 12. delivered tion to fnct thnt calls for approxim­ (or Black-Draught and the sick­ The rainfall for tho month wns 2.08 ately $216,000,000 in dcflcienccy, ap­ An independent company with capacity o f '400 tons daily. SANFORD, FLA. ness It has saved us.” Inches, or nn excess for tho month of propriations now pending "and that T. E. K IN G , A gen t ,23 of an inch. Of tho totnl rainfall estimated deficiencies will run very SAN FORD F L O R ID A for tho month 1.96 inches fe ll In two much beyond thnt sum." hours on April 23. Rain fell upon four different dates. » I^t Mrs. Mary Graves Tell You Her JEW ELER The sunshine for tho month was 80 Poultry Raising Experience MY SPECIALTIES: | per cent o f a possible total. Thirteen "Three years ago bought an Incu­ AR E Y O U IN S U R E R ? IF N O T , S E E Pickard’s II and-Pain ted China days were clear, nine partly cloudy bator, this year I’ve made money. Gorham’s Sterling Silver and eight cloudy. • W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Rats stole my baby' chlcka. Didn't Rogers' Platfcd Ware • Prevailing winds were from the know until a friend gave me a cake tun been found a valuable liver Elgin and Waltham Watehea northeast with an average velocity o f RAT-SNAP. Next morning found medldne,Inthousands of homes* o f 7.6 miles an hour. Tho .highest two dead rats in hennery. Kept find­ "1 do not use any other liver rote o f velocity for Egmont key was ing them. Suddenly they disappeared medicine,” says Mra. Mary O. 21 miles on April 23, and was from Altogether. It's the only sure rat Parcel Post Your Cleaning and Brown, of Europa, Miss. "It is o r n c * PEOPLES bank ouildino tho south. splendid for sour stomach, a Dyeing to killer." Toko Mrs. Graves’ advice. Sanford Florida bad taste ip the mouth or torpid Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold liver. I keep It all the time, use In tho vicinity of Palmetto there •nd guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co. It with the children and feel It hr c2500 acres planted to tomatoes, bas saved us many dollars In and it U estimated that the yield l I 1U LLJ yoar fertiliser without getting doctor bills and many days in will be 1000 carloads. The*News re­ Happy thought! Why not persu NEW PRICE*LISTS JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Prowpt bed.” . ports that the average price'll $1800 ade all tho Irish to move to England, Shipments. Order m»w. Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Pnnhry. 8**" Insist on the genuine—Thedper car, which, if maintained, would ■nd people Ireland with BritainaT * plies fofd's. make the crop net $1,800,000: The Dally Herald—16c a week, de­ 611 Main 8t. Jacksonville, Fla. E. 0 .1 HERALD ADS get results. livered anywhere In Sanford. We prepay parcel postage on returns JACKSONVILLE h il ip Real Estate Service SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J OIL COOK STOVE f f 1 W-. :,2 . . If|J 1 1 i fe. I 1 riSl * lit * £ ■ ' pp-^~T HENRY McLAULIN French Dry Cleaners - - - - - �t MANY commodities high , SOME ABOVE PREWAR LEVEL, WAGES DO NOT MEET Transportation Biff Fac­ tor in Adjusts CASWELL-IIUFF NUPTIALS DURHAM tobacco makes 50 flood cigarettes for FEW FOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW Don't Always Blame Hens When Eggs Are Scarce Rats may be getting them—U. S. Government Bulletins prove they know how to get them. Break a cake of RAT-SNAP Into small pieces nnd plnce where rata travel. I f there, RAT-SNAP will get them—positive­ ly. Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold ami guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. '. • The merchants o f Sanford will not have any dull summer here. They are organizing sales for every week this summer nnd they will bring the people to Sanford. "Bctter-Get-Bctlcr." Do it Now. ' *. * ■» - Service Sanford Noveltv . Works - mam | 517 Commercial Street Summer fertilizer on citrus trees pays for itself in two ways— gives larger fruit, therefore more boxes, and a greater bearing surface for next year’s crop. We recommend SEMINOLE TREE GROWER IDEAL HIGH GRADE FRUITER 454 Amm., 8 ■IVc Amm., GYo A. P. A., 8#> Pot. 3 r/c Amm., Gr/c A. I*. A. ■ ., • * = , A. 4% Pot. 3% Amm., B9S> A. I’ . A., 5% Pot. 1’ot. ORDER EARLY APPLY EARLY * MARKET EARLY Write for new price list showing further reductions in prices. R. C. MAXWELL, Manager Sanford Ilranch W IL S O N & TOOM ER F E R T IL IZ E R -------- MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS AGRICULTURAL BUILDING COM PANY JACKSONVILLE, FLA. * * + + + * + + + + + + * t > .| * + + -f * i * * * l Some FACTS About ’ V ’ - •<;. • ■4' v T H E U N IV E R S A L C A R Here arc authentic figures from the Ford Factory; nt Detroit. They Hhow you just how many Ford care and trucks have been built each month since January 1,1921, and how many have been sold to retail customers, in the United States. , ■ • ' » • • Produced JANUARY ...............................29,883 FEBRUARY ......................... 35,305 MARCH .................. 61,886 . , Total Production.... ............ Tot. Ret. Sales 208,032 127,074 Dellv. to Retail Customers 57,208 63,603 87,221 showing thnt actual sales for the first three months of 1921 exceeded pro­ duction by 80,958 Ford cars and trucks! ‘ 1 \ . * .* . April requisitions already specify 107,719 additional core nnd trucks nnd the estimated April output of the factory nnd assembly plants combin­ ed calls for only 90,000! These facts clearly show that the demand for Ford products is growing much faster than manufacturing facilities to produce and were it not for the dealers' limited stocks, which ore now being rapidly depleted, many more customers would have been compelled to wait for their cars. It will be only a matter of weeks, therefore, until a big surplus ojf orders will pre­ MVS A-f* vent anything Uke prompt deliveries. If, you would be sure o f having your Ford car or truck when you want it, you should place your order now. Don't delay. Phone us or drop us a ■ i sill YvsJ! . -li-r f M cl A U T H O R IZ E D F O R D D E A L E R > . ,i ( . I ♦ - ^ -T l- £ Mi . ■*.' l-Tjijx .~ i a * . X. P. W. & T.*h Seminole Fruit Mnnurc IDEAL FRUIT nnd VINE MANURE A T L3 » ■ i'*™ 1 - r+ '■ Y o u g e t the ben efit o f o u r b u ild in g . material knowledge and experience tn S ervice that helpa you get the results you want at the right price. Service first in planning the w ork— m ore service in selecting proper mate­ rials— speedy service in delivering the goods. Y ou pay for the materials. T h e s e rv ice .m m p a ys fo r its e lf in the larger volum e o f business it brings through super-satisfied custom ers. It w ill p a y y o u to bo on e o f them. u n i . — ■"-! » V, - W h e n y o u let u s su p p ly y o u r b u ild in g needs you get a great deal more than ju st sa many feet o f lum ber— bundles o f shingles— pounds o f nails— or panels o f Beaver Board. - ' i . • \ . ’ * Pays for Fertilizer VOICE OF PEOPLE y ’ -c , tf More than ■« m ATLANTA, Ga., April 27,—An event of interest to many throughout ment Georgia and Florida, was the marriage o f Mias Clara Belle Huff, eldest daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Huff of this GENUINE t r a n s p o r t a t io n i s a b ig f a c ­ city, to Dr. B. D. Caswell o f Sanford, fcfr t o r IN ADJUST­ which took place Tuesday evening nt MENT 8 o'clock in St. John's M. E. church, in the presence of a large assemblage WASHINGTON, May • 2.— Retail o f friends and relatives. prices appear to bo the sticking point Dr. C. M. Meeks, pastor of the is the country's readjustment pro- church, was the officiating clergy­ rtU, the Federal Reserve Bank said man. lut night in a general review of bus!- j The church was beautifully decor­ financial conditions for ated, the chancel being cess and _ a mass of April. Other factors retarding read­ palms and cut flowers. The chancel justment were Bald to be high trans­ railing was concealed by d r ^ r i e ^ o f ~ ,0 c portation charges, wages and coal and white satin, over which hung artisti­ steel prices. • cally garlands of Southern amilax. Complete business recovery, the Easter lilies and white hydrangeas tcird continued, hns been slower than were artistlcnlly Intermingled, and on e II. Simms nnd Mrs. Leo trss predicted generally nt the close the nltnr burned tapers in seven Nabers. of the past year and expectations that branched candelabra. During the reception hour Dr. and ’ this spring would see economic and Immediately before the entrance o f Mrs. Caswell left for an extended business readjustment fairly com­ the bridal party, Mr. Clifford Durham wedding journey, Mrs. Caswell travel­ pleted have not been realized. Never­ sang “ I Love You Truly,” and "At ing in a suit of navy blue tricotinc, theless, it added the month o f April Dawning. Mrs. H. A. Manning ren­ nnd a smart hat of gray. After their has given evidence of an improved dered the accompaniment. trip they will be at home to their feeling developing with regard to bus­ At the first notes of Mendelssohn's friends at 218 Magnolia avenue, San­ iness and the outlook generally. Wedding March, the hridnl party en­ f o r d , F la . Prices, the review continued, had tered. been the pivotal point in thfe business .Leading the procession were the situatiolt since the recession move­ ushers, Mr. Frank Huff with Mr. F. ment began last autumn. The fall in C. Lunsford, pntering by one aisle, wholesale prices,' which has been con­ and Mr. Wallis Caswell, with Mr. tinuous nnd a ttimes precipitate, it; Chester McLendon, entering by the declared, appears to be in a process other. of arrest, they having shown n greater The junior attendants, Miss Kath­ Druggist Says Indies Are .Using degree of stability during April. ryn Huff nnd Miss Margaret BoatRecipe* of Sage Tea and Extreme unevenness In price reduc­ wick came next by. opposite nlslcs, Sulphur tions, the board said, is one o f fhd nnd woro ruffled frocks o f yellow striking features in the present indus­ taffeta with Inrge tulle butterfly Hair that loses its color and lustre, trial situation. While In many im- bows on the shoulder. They carried or when it fades, turns gray, dull and portnit tines of wholesale trade pre­ gold shepherd creels tied with hows lifeless is caused by a lack of sulphur war prices exist, In other lines com-* of tulle in rainbow color*. In tho hair. Our grandmother made modifies are being sold at twice or The matron of honor and brides­ up a mixture of Spgc Ten and Sulphur mr. mure than twice, the 1913 vnltiee. maids wore gowns fnsbioned with to keep her locks dnrk nnd beautiful The «ame unevenness exists the board , long wnisted bodices, puff sleeves nnd and thousands of women nnd men who explained, between rnw materials and!wide skirts, with scalloped hem. Each value thnt even color, that beautiful the finished products in the same enrried nn arm bouquet of pink Col­ dnrk shade of hair which is bo at­ umbia rosebuds, Valley lilies, snap­ tractive, use only thi3 old-time recipe. industryRpw cotton, the board dcclnrcd, is dragons, sweetpeas nnd swnnsonln. * Nowadays we get this famous mix­ lower than the 1913 level and wool is The matron, Mrs. Andrew Thomp­ ture improved by the addition o f other about n third higher thnn before the son, Jr. of Gainesville, Ga., entered ingredients . by nsking nt any drug war, but rotton goods are at least 20 alone, nnd was beautifully gowned in store for a bottle of "Wyeth's Stige per rent higher thnn in 1913 and taffeta in blue and gold. Miss Wny- arid Sulphur Compound," which dark­ unvilen cloth is approximately twice nette Manning wore n Nile green and ens the hair so naturally, so evenly, as hi-.di ns the pre-war level. In the gold changeable taffeta frock, And thnt nobody can possibly tell It hns bide and leather industry, the dis- Miss Etta Mae McWhorter was lie- been applied. You just dampen n oefumry k even greater, the board coipingly attired in a gown of orchid sponge or soft brush with it nnd draw asdrted tbe present price of skins be- and silver changeable taffeta, this through your hair, taking one lag one-third under pre-war levels,! The groomsmen were Mr. Virgil small strand nt a time.. By morning while the prices of shoes is twice Caswell of Alachua, Fin brother o f,th e Kray hair disappears; hut what n high ns in 19)3. the bridegroom and Mr. Henry Jor­ delights the ladies with Wyeth's Snge While labor has Wen participating don of Belmont, N. C. and Sulphur Compound is that, besides in the readjustmerft process, the nh“ maid o f honor, Miss Anna Lou beautifully darkening the hair nftcr' n loan! continued, the participation hns Huff, sister of the bride, wore n gown few applications, it also brings1hack been uneven as between different in­ of pink nnd silver chatigenhle tnffetn, the gloss nnd lustre qnd gives it nn dustries, as well ns different sections fashioned with circuiinrt skirt, scal­ appearance of abundnnee.— Adv. of the country and different groups loped nt the* hem. The long waisted of labor. bodice softly wrinkled' at the waist­ The agricultural situation during line, nnd had a deep scnlluped peplum. the month was characterized as gen- A sash of pink nnd orchid tulle was *rally favorable, although the fruit tied nt the left side, the ends reach­ SELLING CIGARETTES growing sections suffered from col^, ing the floor and forming a side TO MINORS vxves. Good progress hns been made train. She wore a handsome coronet, Editor of tho Sanford Herald:* in planting a crop in tho cotton states, a family heirloom, nnd carried Colum­ Dear Sir: ‘ Will you please publish the board said, while grain movement bia roses and swansonin. . has inrreased. The flower girls, Misses Elizabeth tho inclosed in your next paper and Little demand for coal is reported, Craig nnd Dorothy Durden, wore oblige'the writer? thr board said, hut petroleum pro­ white crepe de chine nnd lace frocks, * Just a few words about cigarettes. duction has gnlned. The influence with shower hows of ribbon in pastel It seems an abomination to the world xhich the recent reduction in steel shadows. They wore wreaths of flow­ regardless of talk. The little boya— price* will exert is still uncertain, the ers and their flowers were sweetheart ail smoke them. Ill say not one out hoard declared. Cotton consumption roses, carried in French ivory has of every hundred of school age that arc not smoking and why? Because figures for April wore unavailable, but kets. The bride was given in marriage they can be bought at many junk and for March in tho country ns a whole, amounted to 437,933 bales, or less than by her father, and was lovely in her candy shops in Sanford by any Uttio 25 per cent below tho total for Match bridal robe of -white Duchess satin, boy. Then men will give them one to of last year. A continued Increase fashioned .with georgette crepe and sco the little fellow smoko for fun. •n the manufacturing activity of the real lace, anJ trimmed with cry*tal Lots of fun not regarding the welfare ®ilk mills was reported. * Leads nnd prari. The blouse, sur­ of our little boys—whom arc the hope While tho earlier reports Indicated plice fu sio n , ended in a l road ginhc, of the future. Now, what or where • 'cry large reduction in cotton acre- and the bqdico was made of rare iacc, is the foundation on which wo can »ge reduction ‘is now generally under- headed ]n pearls. Her tulle veil was build our hopes upon. Arc we com­ stood to he not so great as had pre­ fastened to her coiffure with nn up- pelled io suffer the consequences of viously been indicated, the hoard's stnnding ruffle o f tulle, hold in place our dear little boys smoking cigarettes April business nnd financial review with a wreath o f orange blossom, which is poisoning and mnjring them *ays. nnd she enrried brides roses and diseased and unhealthy and bringing them to an early grave. In the southwest the announcement valley lilies. Now the question Is how are we At tho altar they were met by the »*)■» it is reported the decrease will parents going to put a stop to this L’ at least 25 per cent and as much as bridesgroom and his best man, Dr. E. existing evil? If our officers fall to ^ per cent in some sectfona.\ln the W. Shepherd o f Spartensburg, S. C., do their duty In'making a-diligent Wrihenst, Is gays, conservative estl- nnd here the ceremony took place. search for and punishing the dealers During the ceremony Angels Voices m*tes plnce tho reduction at 10 to 20 who aro violating the law to the ex­ P*r cent from last year’s acreage, and Ever Near, was softly rendered. The bridegroom’s gift to tho bride tent of* selling cigarettes to minora. I" California and Arizona the acrethi sscason will b ereduccd as was a pin of platinum and diamonds. So if our officers will do their duty much as 50 per cent In some sec-| Following the ceremony a brilliant and we, as parents, wiU co-operate linns as much o f it will bo volunteer reception was held at the home of with them we will put a stop to the Jriton grown from last year’s plant- the bride, which was decorated with sale o f them and we will have more palms, ferns nnd a profusion of cut pteasant homes and healthy and better The use o f fertilized for cotton has flowers. The verandah was enclosed boys— better men and better feeling “ ‘cn considerably less than during with canvas, hung with vines. South­ towards our officers. Yours truly, Previous yean , being estimated at ern smllax predominated. ‘ Parents of Children and Citizens , about one-fourth tto one-third as much Punch was served on the verandah of Sanford. a* used a year ago, the report says. by Miss Kathryn Everett and Miss Mildred Stewart. ABOUT HOLDING PROPERTY There is more building going on in Miss Inez Pirkle presided over the Editor o f the Sanford Herald: •viford just now and more o f it con- bride’s book. ,rmpl.ited than ever before. Keep it Dear Sir: I was struck 'with your Mts. Huff, mother of the bride, Ruing good. wore a handsome gown o f black lace article about holding vacant property over black charmeusc, with corsage the other day and want to say that J . Unrest: A yearning, almost unl- o f red rosea and valley lUiea. you are absolutely right verstl, to shift the fiddler’s bill to I have been trying to buy some lota Assisting In entertaining were Mrs. here and had tha sale about closed «°me mythical third perton, John Robbie, Mrs. W. H. Londsall, when the owner raised the price and I ‘’ Better-Get-Better." Do It Now. tf quit. These same lota are taxed for “Better-OeUBetter." Do It Now. tf one-tenth of the sum asked by tho owner* nnd he will hold them higher nnd higher as long as he docs not have to pay taxes on the vacant property. Also your idea o f the home owner poyipg less taxes than the speculator Is on the right track and is appreci­ ated by the men o f moderate moans. I am here working for wages nnd do not know how long I will be here, but if It was ns long as one year I would ; prefer to own my own home, provid­ ing I did not have to pay an ex­ orbitant price for the lot. Now, after thinking it all over, I will go to tho city officials and tell them just what the man wants fo^ his lots nnd will find out what taxes he pa>*B and I say and all my friends say that hereafter the city and the county will chargb tho taxes to tho fellow who is holding up this town and not to tho little fellow who wants a home or wo will know tho reason why. Tilts is what makes tho working ion feel like ho is not getting a square deni and I ask you if he is? Citizen. *-^4j v M & JL : --.V ' • W W W " S '-* * * ? - * �r THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921 SOUTHERN COLLEGE LOCATED AT LAKELAND YESTERDAY WON OVER OTHER CITIES MB. A. P. CONNELLY WILL TELL WHAT THIS ORDER 18 ACTUALLY DOING BIG MEN OP TOE COUNTRY Accepting the invitation of Dictator Frank L. Miller of Sanford Lodge No. Mr. Wade of Clay (by request) is 1253, Loyal Order of Moose, Mr. A. P. the greatest bill-passer in the legis­ Connelly haa arranged to give an in­ lature. formal, talk at the next meeting o f the Mr. Bryant o f Orange county Is the lodge, which will be held tonight at greatest mnn in Associated Press dis­ 8 o’clock in the Masonic hall. patches. Mr. Connelly had the privilege of personally observing the workings of METOODIST COLLEGE BURNED this great order and during his re­ OUT AT SUTHERLAND, WILL cent visit to Moosehenrt,( inspected HAVE NEW HOME tho development which bns been brought about by the Loyal Order of (Br Th* AuocUUl Prtu) Moose In Illinois. These accomplish­ LAKELAND, May 4^-Thls dty ments can be attributed to the efforts •woke today to learn that the of James J. Davis, recently appointed trustee* of Southern College had Secretary of Labor in President Hard­ Florida growers may look forward •elected Lakeland as the site for ing’s cabinet. with reasonable confidence to lower that institution. The decision Quoting from an interview appear­ was reached early today at Tam­ freight rates before the next citrus ing in the Nation's Business for May, pa where the trustees were in crop is ready to move. This is the Mr. Davis stated that he joined the session nearly all nightThe belief of Dr. J, H. Ross, president of Loyal Order o f Moose In 1906, and buildings of the school at Suth­ the Florida Citrus Exchange, as ex­ that “The society, purely beneficial erland were burned several in its objects, was organised in Louis­ pressed ia Tampa yesterday. Just months ago and the Institution is ville, Ky., in 1888. It paid $7 a week now occupying temporary quar­ back from Washington, New York to members who were 11$ a.*d nave the ters at Clearwater. % * and Atlantic City, nt the lost place family of each member who died $100 » » Lakeland offered the college having participated in the sessions of for funeral expenrer Ye*- *be order $50,000 in light, water and power j] You may be a preacher, electrician, the United States Chamber of Com­ had not prospered. It had fallen awny privileges, $110,00(^in cash and merce, Dr. Rosa has had unusual op­ to 246 members nt the time that I lawyer, physician, farmer or a boiler three sites comprising seventyportunities for contact with govern­ Joined it, which \tnr 1906—246 mem­ eight acres, valued at $85,000, maker— makes no difference as far as we ment officials, representatives of bers in all of the states of the United but producing an income equival­ transportation interests, and big busi­ States. are concerned. ent to 6% on $35,000 annually. ness men. Concerning the situation, s "The purpose Of tho order and Its and his reasons for believing relief is possibilities ‘took my Imagination by If When you buy a Clothcraft suit o f us almost in sight, he said; storm. Here, I thought, ia a great you have got to get your money’s worth, . “ Tho readjustment of freight rates work to be done, a work that is in such nmnne rns to give absolutely worthy of nny man’s time and ability. because— there’s a guarantee in the pock­ necessary relief for the country’s real T grew no enthusiastic thnt I asked et o f every Clothcraft coat that protects producers white preserving nil our es­ the following year to become director you regardless of what you’re doing to sential transportations facilities is n general o f the order. IS THE ONLY REMEDY IN SIGHT big problem.- It is one which the make a living. "I held thnt office from 1907 to 1021 FOR THE SCHOOL SIT­ growerp of the ' Florida Citrus Ex­ nnd. wns bolding it when President UATION change, through those of us who ac­ Harding invited me to enter hts cab­ tively represent them, have been fol­ inet. There are 600,000 Moose today TALLAHASSEE, May 3.— Dr. R. L. lowing up closely for some months in in the United States and lodges in Goodbrcd, of Lafayette county, who nn endeavor to get relief. I am glad every American city nnd large town, introduced the two bills designed to say I find attention now is so nnd a number In foreign countries. to euro tho bad situation existing in focused upon it, that it is not too "We do more than pny sick benefits the stale ns regards the indebtedness optimistic to believe we will have *n nnd funeral costa. Members die and ■of school boards, is hopeful \hat they new basis of rules on which to hnnlenvc children in poverty. I thought will pass the senate all right when dlc next season's citrus crop. there should be some provision made “ Since the time tfe first voiced our they come up for consideration in that for tho orphans, saying 'Every child body, which is likely to be this week protest against the existing rates the The Clothcraft Store in This Town is entitled to nt lcpst n high school on at lenst one of the bills. This is situation has grown more ocuto, nfthe one which validates all notes, fecting more uml more lines of busi­ education nnd trade.’ That sentence time warrants or other evidences of ness until it may be said that al­ hns been adopted ns n Mooso slogan. “We Inlet n tax o f four cents a week Indebtedness issued by school boards. most every well informed mnn bus be­ These are now in tho hands of many come aware of the necessity of a rate on our members nnd purchnscd 1025 banks throughout the stntc and ns readjustment, or else intolerable bus­ acres of land 37 miles west o f Chlthey nre not validated the banks find iness conditions over the country. As engo, on Fox river. Wo mndo ronds,*., it hard to dispose of them. They are a result, the movement we helped to plnntcd trees nnd erected bonutiful “ frozen" credits, in other words, until start hns grown apace, and the pres­ buildings nnd called our colony Moosethe bill sponsored by Dr. Goodbred sure which is being exerted for act­ heart. Tho homo nnd school, nnd it Is and brought to Tnllnhassec by the ion in the matter is so great from both, wns opened in 1913. ’Preparation school superintendents of the state, every qunrter of the country that we for life,’ Is its keynote. The Family Is Preserved represented here by Messrs. Shep: may look forward to early uctioTi. The “ Todny thero nre 1025 orphans at (From Florida Agriculture Bureau) two Jersey cows of this county giv­ pard, of VoluBia, and Knight of Hills­ coming conference in Washington be­ ing splendid accounts of themselves. tween railroads, shippers and gov­ Moosehenrt. 115 destitute mothers of borough, become laws. WHY HAVE AGRICULTURAL Helena of I’nnola, owned by Colonel doubtless children .nnd n number of old men. The second bill provides for means ernment representatives .s t a t i s t i c s : IN AMERICA BUT TOSSED A FKW Milton Wilson, of Meadow Onks form, of repaying these debts by provision will find a way to bring this about Ordinnrily, children over 14 years* old i (By Sam T. Fleming) BOMBS LOWER for a sinking fund which it is hoped with a minimum of disturbance and nre not admitted to the school. We Agricultural statistics nre dry rend­ Bartow, is giving 61.2 pounds of mlll^ , DOWN will extinguish the debts in 20 years. with early results. As for ourselves, nre opposed to the breaking up of ing to tho average man who is not a day. Another, Comassie Princess^ It is admitted generally that these I feel we hove already done all it m families, nnd mothers without means particularly interested in thorn. So is Girl, gave 1398 pounds o f milk and WASHINGTON,-May 2.—Reports measures are temporary and it * is practicable to do in tho matter, and arc permitted to enter the home with tho dictionary, and, like tho diction­ 11.8 pounds o f butter in March. to the department o f justice last night agreed on all hands that the state just now I am content to rest our case their children. Thero is always work ary, statistics are prepared for use County Agent Wm. Gomnie is the au­ said that May day had passed quiet*. ‘ thority for these reports. must soon face the problem of provid­ with a confidence that recognition o f for them to do1 instead of entertainment. . ly in the country as a whole. A few our necessities will get us the relief ing greater revenue for its schools. The United Stntcs government re­ "Wo have 22 vocational training radical meetings were reported but There is great hope in tho adminis­ we require, and before our next crop courses. Our children live in cot­ alized the need of agricultural statis­ DEMAND FOR MILK GROWS IN they were said to be nothing out of DUVAL tration bill introduced Friday that is ready to move."—Tampa Tribune. tages. They nre dressed like other tics wny. back in 1839, some years tho ordinary. Department ngents, calls for n state tax equalizer. It is children ,and not in uniform. Fifty even before the Department of Agri­ JACKSONVILLE.— Dairymen o5 however, will maintain vigilance to­ felt thnt this officer if properly sup­ of our hoys, nre fine muslcinns, and culture wns created, und congress this county are finding themselves un­ day because the day will be observed ported, will put great blocks of prop­ havo been organized into n brass band. made an appropriatiop of one thous­ able to keep up with the local de­ then considerably since yesterday was erty, not now paying the avefage rate We have baseball, football and track and dollars at that time for the col­ mands fo r milk, according to the re­ Sunday. of taxation and In a great many cases teams and a compnny o f cadets. Our lection of agricultural statistics and ports o f County Agent W. L. Watson. not paying at all, on the tax rolls. The drink-more-milk campaign, * N EW YORK, .May 2 .—Tranquility maohino shop, dairy bam, school the collection and distribution o f seed Such a step would of course produce which was recently put on in Duval, marked May day here. There * er* house, \hospital, entertainment ‘ hall, under tho Commissioner of Patents. more revenue for the schools as well The collection and publication' of has materially increased the number several largo patriotic gatherings hot-houses and cottages are modem as for other purposes. crop and live stock estimates and sta­ of people who use milk, in their daily where the speakers stressed Ameri­ in all respects. (Br Tb« AlMeutM Frill) tistics since that time has grown by diets. Mr. Watson attributes tho in­ canism and pleading for tho quelling “ So far, w chnvo spent $2,500,000 NEW ORLEANS, May 3.— PromiPUBLIC MORALS IN leaps nnd bounds and althought not creased demand to thia campaign. of elements dissatisfied with our con­ nt Moosehenrt nnd nre spending $500,nent in the list o f subjects to be dis­ yet as perfect ns it should be and can DRINK AND DRESS stitutional form of government. 000 a year In its further development. ARE NOW GUARDED cussed nt the third snnuaLconvention Our revenue for Moosehenrt amounts be made, th? system under which our DeFUNIAK SPRINGS.— A propo­ here of the Mississippi Valley Asso­ BUENOS AIRES, Mny JL— May to $1,200,000 annually. And when I government operates its crop estimat­ sition has just been closed with a new ciation, yesterday, today and Wednes­ ing Service is being studied and cop­ settler whereby he will plant 120 acres Day hero was marked by the throw­ By J. E. Worthington nm through being Secretary of Labor day, is “ Inland Waterway Transpor­ ied by ekhcr nations and is consid­ to tree blueberries within two miieB ing of two bombs, an attempt to blow TALLAHASSEE, May 3.—Mr, Rid­ 1 mean to return to Moosehesrt and tation," according to W. M. Hough, ered the most perfect nnd reliable.in of this place. This will be the largest up the railway bridge an<J a psrsds dles of Holmes county, Is fast becom­ the order that established It. general freight ogent of the Missisexistence. blueberry farm in the United States. by socialists and workmen who car­ ing known as the "Watch Dog of tho “ It is the work that I live. I havo aippi-Warrior Rivera Barge line. Tho grower often loses sight of tho County Agent J. W. Mathison Bays ried red flags. No one was injured Morals” of the people of the state. given it fourteen years o f my life nnd With 55 per cent of tho population /act that regular nnd approximately that Walton county must continue to by the explosions and little material He would make a second violation o f of the United States in tho twenty all of the energy and enthusiasm with accurate knowledge of agricultural lead, especially in blueberry culture. damage was done by them. certain prohibition laws punishable states thnt will be represented at tho which God has blessed me. Therefore, production is just ns necessary to Plants o f this small fruit arc still by a five years' Imprisonment or $5,- convention, the district also boasts, I have got to Succeed as Secretary o f him, individually and collectively, as being shipped from tho county com­ PARIS, May 2.—The first of M«Tr 000 fine, or both auch fine and im­ according to statistics issued by the Labor. If I do not, I am ruiined and the stock o f goods on hand and being mercially. with its traditional revolutionary de»* prisonment at the discretion of the association, 64 per cent of tho area of I shall have brought discredit to tho manufactured is to tho merchant, or onstrationa, passed yesterday court. He haa a bill in the house for the -country; 69 per cent of the agri­ 600,000 men who have trusted mo and tho supply of money and condition of FLORIDA SENATOR SHOWS probably less excitement than the that purpose, besides a number o f cultural acreage; 52 per cent o f the to Mooseheart,’’ finances are to tho banker. FACTS IN FREIGHT RATE ordinary Sunday. There were few**" Principally, it was Mr. Davis’ creaother bills o f a like nature. But the lumber production; 70 per cent of tho The more any individual knows CONTROVERSY IN SENATE than the usual number of arrests ft* one which promises to bring him the mineral production and 43 per cent of tlvo genius ns director general o f the about his business, tho world's supply most notoriety is one to prohibit the tho manufacturers. That the question Moose and his ability as the financier and demand for what he is producing JACKSONVILLE, May 6.—The fol- minor infringmenta of the law In theIndecent exposure o f the person of any o f cheaper transportation wjll be a of Mooseheart that brought him into and selling, the location and extent of lowing article appeared in the Jack­ city and no\ one single case of disor­ der Was reported throughout the oth­ man or woman. Whether tho gentle­ leading question is therefore argued. President Harding’s cabinet. competition and tho other problems sonville Metropolis o f Saturday, April er portions o f France. man has had bis sensibilities shocked Mr. Connelly will tell at this meet­ SOr1921:. According to Mr. Hough the growth which effect him locally or abroad, the "Senator Fletcher astonished, the by the low neck and high sjdrt cos­ o f rail transportation has not kept ing how Mr. Davis has successfully greater chance he hns of succeeding in MACDONALD-DAV1S tumes of the Tallahassee angels Is, pace with the growth o f the valley materialized the great vision he had that business and the less is the dan­ senate-yesterday by reading to it a not set forth, but in that event It is section. lie stated that figures com­ in 1906. A^l members of $anford ger of being robbed by speculators, ofr statement from ChaBc & Co. of Jack­ The following announcement has likely he will be lonesome for assist­ piled by the Federal government Lodge No. 1253, Loyal Order o f thieves, of that success when ho has sonville, showing the Increase in ance if it is his purpose to tnako ahowed that from 1900 to 1018 thero Moose, are requested to be present on attnined it. freight charges paid railroads during been received by several Sanford peo^ a change in either of these abbrevia­ was an increase of 166 per cent in this occasion, bring their wives with Supplying this information is, the past four seasons bnsod on the pie. Miss Dorothy Davis resided her* tions. They have been the admiration tonnage hnndlcd by railroads %bile them, bring their friends, and havo broadly, tho work of the Bureau of haul from Orlando, Fla., to New York. several years and will be remembered o f hundreds o f legislators and vis­ there was an increase of 33 per cent their friends bring their wives. Mem­ Crop Estimates in connection with the ' “The statement shows that the by the younger society set; Mrs. Fannie D ean Ackerman **> itors who have no thought of being in mileage; 77 per cent in number o f bers of the various labor unions .In other bureaus of tho Department o f freight charges paid In the 192Q-21 shocked by them—in fact can not see freight cars handled and 71 per cent town nre particularly invited to be Agriculture and it should receive the season were an increase of $10,365,- quests the honor o f your p r e s e n c e s* any Indecency In them. * in number of locomotives. The only present, as this lodge was organized enthusiastic support of every agri­ 401.51 or 304 per cent over tha freight the m arriage' o f her ’ granddaughter possible way to meet this shortage in for tho benefit o f being etlJoyed pri­ cultural producer in Us* work. charges fo r the 1917-18 season. Other Dorothy Ann Davis to Mr. B*'PB Bobo Ruth was recently arreatcd facilities, according to Mr. Hough, is marily bjr the working men o f the figures submitted by Chase '& Co. Everett Macdonald on Thursday sft**^ GOOD MILKERS IN POLK and fined for speeding In his automo­ utilisation of the inland waterways to United States. were equally startling and made the noon, May 12th, 1921, ht 4 o’clock BARTOW, Flo.— There are at least senate sit up and tako notice." tho Presbyterian church, P a la tk a , FURefreshments will be served bile. Was he making a "home" runt their capacity. Trustees in Session at Tampa All Monday Night MADE FINE OFFER GROWERS MAY FOR A LOWER RATE noi MORE REVENUE • FOR EDUCATION Sanford Shoe and Clothing Com pany AGRICULTURAL NEWS OF MAY DAY WAS QUIET THE GREAT STATE OF FLORIDA WITH REDS i 1 E ., T . : SAYS COUNTRY NEEDS INLAND WATER WAYS m ig S S r 1 '-S i---..:... =ir ? ; . �SANFORD WEEKLY d^RALD, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921 We, of Seminole County, are too apt to think of our agricultural possibilities in the terms of Celery and Lettuce, more or less ex­ clusively, because these crops have been scientifically and continuously developed for many years with every known cultural care and attention suggested by experts and practical farmers ing facilities for safeguarding the buying and selling ends of the farming business It is true that the sub-irrigable districts of this^county offer unusual opportunities, for the growing of all winter vegetables, because our artesian wells furnish us unfailing and unlimited supplies o f water t<5 apply through our tiling systems for watering plants in case of drought, and the character and “ lay of the land” is such that perfect drainage is secured through the same tile in case o f flood. Such a combination along with our favorable cli­ matic conditions places Seminole County in a class by itself .in the growing of all of the profitable truck crops. Until we learn to encourage and promote our own home industries and home-grown products we will not progress as' we should agriculturally. Seminole County shbuld in the near future produce its .own beef, pork, mutton, poultry, eggs and dairy products. Cold storage, pre-cooling and good packing house facilities will soon be available for the proper care o f these products as well as for our celery, lettuce and other winter vegetable crops for the time is ripe in this great period of re-adjustment for our county to take ad­ vantage of every opportunity to promote home industries and prevent waste and lost effort in those things that are so vital to our economic growth as an agricultural commun­ ity. The time is rapidly approaching, however, when attention to the development of other lands and the growing o f other crops will re­ ceive much more serious consideration than has been the case in past years. Sugar-cane, corn, velvet beans, sweet potatoes and gener­ al forage crops are going to come in for their full share of attention and the new pasture and hay grasses that have been successfully introduced from Australia, Africa,. South America and elsewhere are going to prove of great stimulus to dairy and beef cattle rais­ ing and, naturally, also to dairy products, hog-raising, poultry and bee-keeping. We need and will attain to a broader agri­ cultural development than we enjoy at the present time and perhaps no greater work confronts us than the preparation of market- jcounty. At present we do not, as a county, use enough o f our own, home-grown, pro­ ducts. We have not given attention to fost­ ering trade relations between the different crop-producing parts o f our county. As an example, I know of many barrels o f fine Flor­ ida syrup made by a progressive farmer in the Longwood district in an effort to stimu­ late interest in sugar-cane growing in that section. The syrup is o f as fine quality as is made in the state, yet no sale has been found for it and the people o f our county are eating syrup that is shipped from a distance. through the co-operative effort o f farmers and the assistance of our town people in the conservation and use of the products of our What we have, let us be proud of, but what we SHOULD have let us measure only by .the limit of human endeavor to make as abso­ lutely perfect as possible our facilities and methods for talcing care o f our great winter vegetable crops and our other products for home consumption C. M. BERRY, ' County Agent THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: ------------ 0 V I E D 0 -----------* A Lloyd Shoe Store R. R. Eldridge 0 . P. Swope Land Co. C. L: W est, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. Commission Merchant Star Theatre v u n iu iib M u n m e r c n u m Hill Hardware Co. Hill Lumber Co. Meisch Realty Co • i • p ^ 7 a * Bryan & Wheeler, Autos Edw. Higgins, Autos. R . E. Stevens, Physician Wilson & Toomer, General Merchandise Fertilizers C. T. McCulley, Garage E. A . Farnell, Groceries, H. B. McCall, Gen. Mdse. Sanford T r u S S o w e r s , Inc SP“ rli" * ’ R ?al Estate c , n ___ . Miller’s Bakery Automotive Supply Co. P coXJ K n f L ‘ Thbs.*Emmett W ilson Speer & Son, Dry Goods • Peoples Batik, o f Sanford Ai l m , , , . . L . . J. N. Tolar, Physician First National Bank Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. John Russell, i , Perkins & Britt, Commission Merchant 1) Haberdashers . L. P. McCuller, Groceries Eatate The Ball Hardware Co. Cowan s Tin Shop, Haight & M agee W igh t Bros. Co., Autos Automobiles Chero-Cola Bottling Co. V. C. Coller, Contractor Rehcr Bros., Auto Painting S. 0 . Shinhoiser, Contractor Zachary-Tyler Veneer Co., Vegetable Broker — C H U L U O T A --------J. E . Synder, Dry Goods Stanley & Rogers, Groceries D. D. Daniel, Groceries Chuluota Company, John T. Brady, Jeweler Geo. W . Knight, Real Estat John G. Leonard! Attomey-a(-Law ---------L O N G W O O D --------- , E. W . Hench, Mayor C. W . Entzminger M id-W ay Garage Overstreet & Payne, Frank Lossing, Contractor W est Side Grocery Groceries Ueane Turner, Groceries ?. V-g e To£ E° ld Storage, Me t e y' W a ,k ^ ^ ii. & 0 . Motor Co., Autos Mobley’s D rug Store Sanford Coca-Cola B o t Co. Clyde S i Johns River Line The Yowell Co., D e p t Store W: S. Price, Contractor Hill Imnlement & Sun. C o .' s Purity W ater Blue Front Barber Shop The AUen Seed c . f d Paint & W a ll Pa- C. M . Hand, Sheriff per Co. W aters’ Kandy Kitchen Sanford Battery Service Co. Sanford Machine & Foun. dry Co. „ . R ay Bros., Battery Service Hotel Montezuma , R obbin’s Credit Store T. A . O’Neill, A . ltalfekl, Ladies’ W ear H . R. Stevens, M ayor. H. C. DuBose, Real Estate Frank Akers Gillen & Fry, Sanford Steam Laundry J. J. Mauser, Cigar M fg r. Crown Paper Co. ■ Sanford D ry Goods Co. H . McLaulin, Jeweler Longwood Hotel A . J. Lossing, Quick Service Transfer ------------ G E N E V A --------Logan Merc. Co. General Merchandise C. F. Harrison, Gen. Mdse, — - A L T A M O N T E _____ Geo. E. Bates & Son, •Altamonte Hotel A . H. Fuller & Son, Groceries . D. B. McIntosh, Fargo Lumber Co. �* # F \f- \ ' • i - j i£S ■&?. . THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921 RE-APPORTIONMENT SETTLED, SENATE CONCURRENCE NOW PUTS IT UP TO THE PEOPLE Will Vote on Question at UPSALA AND General Election GRAPEVILLE in 1922 DESCRIPTION NOTICE NoUen U hereby gltrn tbit th« following dewritwd Undo or no much tbtrnof u will bn nernnm7 to par the 1monoI dm for Inca brrrin Ml opponlli to tbi aim# together with eoitn of inch nil ind idrrrtUloc will ba aold at public auction go tb* 8th day of June, 10X1, at tb# Office of tfal city Til CoBeclor. U tb* City fill). Cl17 of Sinford. B*mlnot* County, Florida, _____ D ESCB,t m OH tum a Co*t* Tkr o m e n Block BULKHEAD TBOPEBTT B*t it tb* BE cor of ........ . ........... .. 1 B. It. Trifford'* Map. run W 117* N 308.06* B t» d*i IT min E 123.1 ft fl 341.74* to la*. (1 irr*) .................. J. D. Hood ............................t *.‘ .80 Deg it lat of N tin* of Oommtrrlil Bt. wltb W linn of Palmetto Art ran N 181.0 ft. Ibrn N CO dr* 17 min W 448.2 ft B 038.33 ft to Uommerrlil Bt E on ff nidi of Oommarclil Bt. 410.2 231.40 ft. to bag. (4.0 icrr) .................... .. Lak* Front Imp., Co. B «f 200 ft S of lot of tb* N Urn of ComMr. and Mrs. Venable arid little TALLAHASSEE, April 29. — The mrrctal Bt. With thi E. Un* of Pirk A n . Bon N 430.74 ft fl 08 deg IT rain niece of Sanford were the guests of reapportionment matter has at laat B 150.1 ft fl S78.SO ft IV 148.8 ft Mr. and Mrs. Meallr on Sunday. to for*, (arret 1 . 4 1 . . . . . . . ............ .. . Laki Front Imp. Co. . . . . . . 87.If been settled in the senate, that body, it U t. of thr N ll u of rollon Bt Mrs. Voile Williams entertained the Br* with tbo Weit lint of Park A n . Ron by viva-voce vote of 15 to 13 yester­ ladles of the Pipe Organ Club at her N 400.3 ft tbtn N 60 der 17 mfn W 123.1 ft B 440.3 rt. ■ 1 ITft to bi|. day morning concurring in the house pleasant country home, Monday after­ (1.1 A r m I Laka Fiont Imp. Co. E. B. TBAFFORD'S MAP Or THE TO WE OT SANFORD u Rroordid ia FUt Boik H*. I, f a n amendments to the senate Joint rcuo- noon. M to M and IIS, US, 111, US, u t UT Bamtneli County Bnootda. (Including what ti - known u It. - ..................Itioa to Baaford) commonly Oortrudo Addlt Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Arrcnta and lution for n constitutional amend­ 133 ft W of BE cor ............ *................ 3 baby spent Tuesday afternoon at the Be*. Bon N 110 ft E 133 ft ft to Commercial ment allowing the people to vote in St. IV to Bind A n . fl 118.2 ft E home of Mrs. Westcrdlck, the ladles la te Front Imp. Co. .......... 303.10 153 ft. 8 104.3 ft I to bogInning.......... 1922 on rcapportlonmcnt. colling on the writer. Lake Front Imp. Co........... 28.40 1*>I 1 ........................................................... 1 2 ..................................................................... 3 The matter has lain on the table in Mr. and Mrs. Reed have at last suc­ Florence Iteardotl .................. 18.20 3 .................................... 2 1 toko Front Imp. Co. . . . . 20. tO the senate since Tuesday morning ceeded in getting a cottage In town Loti 0 nnd 0 . . . . ; ..................... Hanford Hotel Dealt. Oo... 425 00 b 2 and 8 3 Id* With** Eatal* ............... 20.40 when the Phillips amendment to the town near his work and arc moving Lota 1 and 2 .................................................... 3 Ida Wail.ro Eatate .............. ' 20.40 NWU of ......... 3 in on Thursday, though we understand Iota 7, 8, 0 and IQ .......................................... 3 Ida Wathen Eatate ............. ITO.W Campbell resolution, allowing ninety3 Unknown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21.80 Mr. Krells would have liked them to 8 WIt W . B. Thorn ion ............ 13 03 BWIt of 3 nine members of the house instead of stay. L nknown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17.00 lo t ,1 8 103 00 B. W. Ilerndon .................. seventy-two as the Campbell plan or^ 8 Mrs. Alfred Ericson and little 8 34 ft Lot 13 B. W. lltrodoo i i t t t t M *70.00 Jal 1 . . . . . . a. . . . . . a . . . . a , . , S iginally put it, came over from the Esther, Mrs. Ebba Lee,‘ little Lenora ® I5» Ti* 0 t 9 n K i i M i f t #v#tt*ttfatta 8 43.70 N 23 - of Ia31 10 «t »* a•* *t 1 1 l i l t di*> * 8 J. U. Cbok * atr m tr iM * house where It passed Monday night. and baby Carl spent Friday afternoon fj91 8 411 lia **aao*#ei*etaf*i»tfaf«tfo*/ai* 8 O. W . Vruble .................... 63.00 7.70 U nknow n I t t a i l t M M M IlOl 4 • IM lM M m M M tltlllM tM M iiM tll 8 Senator Campbell was a little afraid with us, walking all the way down, NB^4 M M lI lH I i t lM l M M l I lli m n i lM i l 8 Urn. A. Armitrocg A30 1 Henry calling afterwards to see Mrs. W. A. T4^9 IS Ifid IS (fM M M MlM 4 I M H U i l l l t 51.00 l l ttltt, l t l l l lt to bring it up, knowing there was 14.50 M. r . Barnew 9 • • ■ i* t ifi| iiit iiiiitt* *|*•*•»* t | ir ft iiiii# f(i 8 Tyner. Ur*. J. B. William* T^t a1 t• •i M t•t1l>t•i•i1« f i1i1i1i •i t■ •i i1 f1 ,i i• t i i1 i1 i1 thi i1t1 1«- •8 43.70 m i i1t•i•it some objection to the resolution. Unknown * • • ****«■ « 43.40 ft E 63of 0 and T (in* fl 8 H* of Lot 7) . . . . 4 Mrs. Stodt returned home Saturday 0 and 7 .................................... 4 T ». M. i'fnmblt ...................... 34.00 Yesterday morning,. however, he from Tampa after spending a week Iota N 87-82* of Lot 3 .............., ............................. 0 1 K. of P. lodge .................... 63.00 01.90 1 D, G. Urock .............. S was willing to chance the passage of at the bedside of her sister, Mrs. T. tot 4 u t N OH ft of Lot 0 .................... . 3 lout* riihtr ........................ 43.40 lo t IS . 4. * • « « • « . . . * « . , « . . , » 0 the amendment, and Senator Lindsay A. Norton, who Is very ill and not ex­ Lot 0 .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 8 Henry Wight ........................ 76.00 (I andT ..................... 0 ■T B. Bang* .............. ............. .... 43.1(1 moved that the senate concur in the pected to recover. She is also the Lot* Lola 1 and3 ... ............................................... 0 10 Miry 8. IHrktal .................. 43.40 20 J. II. Duwy ........................ BOO house amendments, urging that the aunt of Wnlfrcd and Carl Pierson. W H ........... 0 20 40 8 28* tot 14. N 4’ Idt lS .............................. 0 1 Unknown house should be grnntcd the right to H. W. Herndon ...................... 3 Mr. nnd Mrs. Reid left on the 17th W nr of let* 9 and 10............ ......................... 0 13 J, r. Pi 11 Mo ...................... 26,40 fix its own membership without ob­ to mnkc their home with one of their All lie** HWlt of) ......................................... 8 All ........................................................................ 0 16 II. C. 111 1 kIni ...................... 2I.S0 jection from the senate, and saying sons In Georgia after spending a Lot 1 ..................................................................... 7 And the S ' i Of Lot 2 and a lot 6* that if this hill did not pass it would pleasant winter at th chome of their B and W X 23' ft and 8 Id SW eor of Lot S, Blk 7. Tr I and the W be extremely difficult to put another dnughter, Mrs. A. Bcrtclson. W. W. Letrli 2 0 .0 0 fl* of 8 H of Lot 3 Blk T Tr 1.............. through. t 3 T A. F. Westcrdlck has traded off his B!t lo ( le u W 6 *) Senator Tnylor of Hillsborough and All of Lot 3 (leal 8* E and W X 23' auto to Charlie Chestnut In part pay­ 1 William. Bnrnctt .......... 21.30 N A fl In MV rot ................................... 7 Pinellas spoke hriefly ngnihst concur­ ment for the homestead of the lat­ la t 5 . t June* flamorl ..................... 17.00 « 7 rence, saying the amendment placed B W. 11. Wight ..................... 34,00 Lot a ...................... ........................., ................... 7 ter at Osteen. 4 ft. J. Holly .......................... M W) lat* I ind S , ...................................... .. 7 the house membership too high, in his 5 Mr*. 8. E. Woodraff ........... 34.00 ........................ ....................... 7 Mr. nnd Mrs. Noah Fry nnd Mrs. l*<l» I and 2 IS John W. Goldamltb .............. 4.30 opinion. He felt that the matter was NW Vi ............................................: ..................... 7 Rengston came up from Wind#rmore lot 3 .................................................................... S I I*. C. Ilrock ........................ SI.00 up to the senate ns Well ns to the a A. LJIJa ................................. oo. to lot t* i Saturday evening, bringing home Miss lot II. C. IttiltoM ........................ 00.(0 I ........................... 8 house. Senator Ilradshaw of Hamil­ S Eunice Tyner and also spent Sundny lot 3 A. l-JIta ............................... 3L.V> ton county, whose county is the only l-*wl» rub*r X IF of tot 2 0 31.1-3 nt the honimc of Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. tot « Mrt A. J, Dojle ............... ............................................... 0 43.40 one in the state losing a representa­ I. N. 1 ‘rwjni ........ lot* .1 and t .......... *......... . 10 14.50 Tyner, while Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Rob­ lot Vtela Wttki I ......... 10 43 40 tive, tried to offer an amendment but I'tllltK IV D ......... 10 inson nnd children with Mrs. J. A. lot 7 the motion was on concurrence and ['sknown ... ! » . ................... ............................. 10 23.30 Vnughn were also visitors there on lo i- fl- IHnktl t. , . ., Lot t ................. 10 20.40 his amendment was riot received, lie ' z. u. n u u ff ........ 43.40 SV4 of 8 A NS' lot 0 .......... U Sunday. lot 3 11 wanted Hamilton county left with itsitU', y> . . . _ . . . . . 11 r\rrents enme U l ] &*©*t!# M, Ti* too 31 .V) two representatives. Senator Maputo Mr M" n !,nnlc * \ r .i, ......................................... 11 T- U Wine .......... 17.W over with Mr. nnd Mrs. Reck, calling WtlHain Bottiaml/ lot* fl and 7 ................... 12 fll DO also spoke briefly in favor of coneurI nk now p ............... tot* 0 and 7 .......................... .. . . . . 12 es so nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Westerrence. lot* I mil C. A. It«!Y» ........ S4 90 I*. J. Mthooej 14 50 When the vote was taken the presi-’ ? 'ek’ Dunn‘p hns l* cn planting velvet no, o Ut; known Ifl 20 . . k i l n tin I a w | U m •» I e n i l l n n l I f n a o w a IiCli ' IWll 19 , beans for the stock cattle of Messrs, fnkfiriwn lair* r t «n*1 7 21 30 dent could not determine? the prepon-1 B. T. tVrty .......... fjili 2 atill 3 4 70 dernnefl nnd called for the yen nnd ^>'eck nn<' ^ nn^4.SO IA*| I A H. Y**»frll ,, II. H o r l 3.13 1 nay vote, which was announced by J,,8t nnw thp mrn fo,k!, nrc tonrlni: II-1 CnknoiA n _ .. . til 7 3.43 I fl- iMnkfl .......... V 40 the clerk ns If, for concurrence to ]3 do1*11 nn 0,(1 ,ftnfl mnrk' thp 01,1 Fort laaf* 7 »p4 4 Ilr« i#ro. D. n*rt 17.DO All against it, so the amendments made Rch° o1 Gliding. from which Ur» CJfo l>. Hart .............. I7.DI7 All Mtry K. 8 Jmm» by the house were nccopted. j will build n cottage on the place (i<t* rt vrnt 7 I* W. Ancl«r ............ IAll I I'mktu»wn Tlie resolution provides that the 0WTirrf bV narn®y Bppk oPPusito ‘ be Ml II. huhop .. mntter of reapportfonment on the borne place in which Mr. nnd Mrs. JJJ line^ indicated, ninety-nine represen- ^ rr,'n*s cx Pe<"f t° BveI'n ’• totives. and not exceed thirty-eight We nrc P,nd to hpnr thnt Androw ( senators, shall be submited to the I* ‘Wng well. His wife nnd Ut * people in the 1922 election. If they fri*nds P° in ‘i"ily to see him. We Ut 4 ................ i*.t *. vote for itj then this resolution be- understand the tors, though bnldy lot 10 comes a part of the constitution. It rn,Rbed, were saved after all. On U t s I. 2. ft* 4 and S 1p ** tiWI 0 *______* . calls for a reapportionment by thd Thursday, his birthday, his. sisters,|} " " s . . legislature of 1923. If it fails, then ^,r!’ Mngnuson. Mrs Ericson nnd [;;j ('! the governor may call the legislature were all in to see him. ut s : I ♦■In I iiii*1 ~£ in special session for this purpose.! Mrs. Rertelson. who hns been tarry* [joia T and 8 Reapportionments shall be tnude every big the nights with Mrs. Alfred Erics U Ptil ten years on the Federal census in the son. was over Sunday guest of Mr. U t 3 t 4 .............. yenra ending in three. So thfct this nnd Mrs. Fred Krell, who took her hi U IaiI 3 .............. ‘ reapportionment, bearing any chang- to see her husband a number of U t <3 .......... Iai| D ......... cs, will hold until 1933. times. IAlt C l i d s rt iriil 7 Under the proposed reapportion-1 Mrs.- Edna Butler nnd bnby left for 1YH l-^l 10 nient, Buvnl county, largest in popu- her hbme lute Inst week nfter a plens- Ul 10 Iota 4 «n-1 5 lation, would have four representn- ant visit nt thp home of her brother, of rt lives. Hillsborough would have three Voile nnd fnther, C. M- Willinms. Voile **•* \ fo r its 8 7 ,9 0 ] p o p u la tio n , w hile cnnihiu, I^udc, Polk, Jackson anil AIochun, ranging in population of -19,386 in Escambia to 30,115 in Alnchuu, would ench have ns ninny represent*lives as Hillsborough, which has more than n» much population^* any two ^of these counties combined. Pinellas, Mnrion, \olusin, Gadsden, Orange, Monroe, .Suwannee, Manatee, Palm Ilcrtth, Leon, Madison, Putnam, Jefferson, Columbia, Santa Ilosn, S.t Johns Holmes, Lnke, Hradfon^ Walton, Washington, Ray, Nassau, Taylor and Seminole, with populations rang- w as kept nt hom e n fe w dn vs inff S ' ™ * ™ " * * ' ‘i 8'203' 10 Scn'1* Doles 10,986, would have two reprenentn ives each, and. the remaining counties one each. There will be rearungement of thu senatorial districts created, and in this Hillsborough will benefit, being given a whole senator . . , . .. . ... „ Instead of dividing with Pine Ins, as ' now C H R IS T IA N R rkolvcd ENDEAVOR th.t A m e r ic a Inst week by a touch of malaria Miss Underwood, who has been the guest of .her friend, Miss Icenhour nt Twin Lakes, left on Thursday, the 1th, for her .Pennsylvania home, Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin Peterson.nnd two daughters nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Edpur SJoblom came over from Holly Hill on the 20th to visit their Grnpevllle relatives. The Indies nnd young folks of the party, which nlso Included Mr,. j . E. Lundqulst and Mr. nnd Mrs. E. w i^ndqblst, nlso called on U8 On the 21th they repeated the visit (o over nnothcr ^ iCTi M„ M„ Emmn SJoblnm o f Nft9hvl,!e T cn n n n d Mr nnd M„ . Knap of n o„ th(1 mnthcr nnd Bistcr of M„ E(!frnr sjobIom< «. , , . . W e were pleased to have with us at 0. . „ . . . . ... Sunday school tsvo extra risitors, Miss Glndys Robinson and n niece of Mr. Venable. DERATE We suppose there will be preaching I* I. a Chr!,. S " nd* r . k " ‘ > > » '' " « for IT Orii. D HUbop .. . fl. W. It. A. Uwln Ilrlr* Clartirirr . . . . Tlar Block OWEEH . Tnaaa A 1 Lat 1 ....................................................................... t 3 . •F. Illrknoa .... L. 0 . STXIEOFELLOW'I SUB-DIVISION u XeocnUd In FUt Btok I t . 1 , F a n u " l . . 1' County Becorda ' tot* 1 and 3 .........................................................A W. E. naw klaa...... Iota 1«. IT. IS and 10 .................... A A. J. Louis* *M BH of Lota 13 and I t ...................... A Ur* Uay Pickard CLARK** SUB-DIVISION OF BLOCK 11. TIER 13, A BLOCK U , TIEB Ia ' u ' m. In Flat Book Vo. 1, Figoo 108 and 109, SaainoU Gouty Boeord* Lot a Ix>t 10 ................................ ............................. II « 14 J. N. Croomo ............ .......... J* lot — • «Q . . .t . . . .................................................... 11 15 Jim** nick* .............. ........... }l* A. D. BTEXDITOED'fl ADDITION TO THE TOWV OT tAVTOBD 1 1 Roccrdod la ri*',' 1, Faga 110, Seminal a Gouty Buorda > ‘ ft t^l T Alton Blackaboar . . . . .. Loto 13 and 14 .................................................. Trank Hall ................ . 3 lot 3i ................................................................. Unknown ........ ........... *“ Jg ROBINSON'S SUB VET OT AN ADDITION TO BAVTOBD na Bacord.d in Flat Book V* T » * * 98 and 93, Btmlnola Gouty Xroord* * ‘ *** UT* E A W X III' N and fl In NE ror.. 3 A. T. We* terdick W 131.35* of Lot 3 (lru alley) .............. AIonto Dlngl* Be* f(E ror I/>t 3 rnn B 117* W BO* N 117’ E 50* .................................................. Hill ............................. W 44‘ of l/>t 3 ............................................ ................................ J■ «• O r e m ...................... tV 337* of Lot 7 ................ ............................. ................................ T. It. Band*................ lai 10 ................................................ ....................... Lot I S / . ............................................................ ............................ I*H IT (Iro* 9 120-) ............................ ................................ - r. u. Rand ........... Unknown ..............................* J " Unknown ............................... I/l t 30 ............a .,,. Harrle Etlloon , jj H IMP of IjOt 37 . * » * * .* » .,..* ...* Mile* AnatinIlrtro . . . *'!. K. W.. CLABB'S SUB-DIVISION OF BLOCK 14 OF ROBINSON'S SURVEY OF AN ADDITION *!? BAVTOBD aa Bacordod la Flat Book Vo. 1, Fag* 199, S*mlnolo Couty Btcarda 15 SH of Lot 3 ...................................................... ■ W . J. MrBrldo .............7 ... l/it 3 C. L. Wing . . . . . . . Loll 14 C.. 1.. “ * |,z 11 and * i» i 13 *.1 ............... . . . . . . . .................. . . . . . . . . . ................. ......... l I,, Win* n in. U. W, 7. CLARK’ S BUB-DIVISION OT BLOCKS t t AND SS AND E S BLOCK tt. BOBntftwS IUBVET or ADDITION TO BANTOBD u Bocordod la Tlat Book Vo. I, * 1 Tag* 107, S*mlsoU County Rocordi lot 1 .......................... ............................. 23 Jo* i n 1turn* ,.T ......... lot 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................... 23 • W. C. DoOncrooy Iota 7 and II . . . . . .............................S3 ’ I>few Dorr lopmen! Co.......... ._ lot 10 .......... ............... £***rll» ........................ i j Lot 3 . . . . . . . . t. . . . . 'U lot 12 ............................................................ . . . . I S Jooh Hnrrtn ............................... 12 A. D. CHAFTELL'S SUB-DIVISIOH OT BLOCK 0 , X AND J OT THE TOWV OT GOLbilOk?a> Bocardad la Flat Book V*. I, Faga TI, Bcaorda of BomlaaU Couty * lot 33 ............ 0 HaUebla Black ,(1(ltllli u lo t 37 I . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , , , , . , . . , . , . . , , , , 0 Abraham TTtompoon . . . . . N 83* of 61 ................................................ K Unknown . . . ; ................. f ! THE SUB DIVISION OF SOUTH BAVTOBD OBAJTT aa Baonrdad la FU t Book X*. 1 . f U l w" Booarda of Bomlmob C outy " 'i lots 5 and S 1 •y . A ■ , Jnol* O. Jackaon *a Lot 13 , , . , . . . t , , , t , , . . i . . , i . f . « i , . i . i n i . A J. X Croon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . aja Lola 10 and 20 ...................... .. O , W . C w k ...................... ij j i All lot 37 (W. or Railroad) . . Henry Toy Iltlra ................. E 40* of Lot 23 • • M t l f t l K I M t l O. W . Ben(00 ........................ u * NI4 lot St . . . . . Joo Tfoomaa ............................ an 'T lftM *A flA n —w . 1 u __ __ 11 Lot 2 , . . . *. . . . . . . . . i , ...... I, eorg* Stroman . . . . . . . . . . lat 4 . ........ Bacbael William* Ul 0 . ...................................................... Cnkoewa .......................... la t 10 . ...................................................... Towell Speer On................... lo ti 28 > ................ ........... ........... .. Unknown ............................. t nknown lat 32 i, 87, SB and 39......................... * Unknown ................................. Loti 33, I . . . , .......................................... Unknown .............. ................ ta li 23 ...................................................... Ed. Boykin ............................... lot 43 , 50, 51and 53. . . . . . . . . . . . Unknown .................................. lot* 47, 70, tW,81. 82. 83 andS4.. . . Unknown ................................. lal* 63, lot 30 ...................... ............................... Unknown .............. w . r . L E A vrrra b u b d i v i s i o v , a n a d d it i o n t o t h e t o w n o r oo ld bbor o „ corded In FUt Book No, 1, Fag* 17, Record* of B*mUol* Couty SV4 of I/it 3 .................... .............................. . ' O. 8. Crawford ................. .♦ j (M m t jj , gji u HJI METES AND BOUNDS DESCRIPTIONS Tp. Rg*. Ain't Turn rod OmU Deicrlptlon i f Lind Sec. So. R. Aero, OWNER Beg 330* N* of SE eur of BWH of S W V t.. 26 10 SO Bna W 600* N 330" E (VW B S30* 3 1 . n liood In t*eg ........................ 20 Unknown ____ in 30 J M. MoMn*on All 8KH of NKH r. of A C L B Y . . 33 J-iLri Btrliarclinn Beg HW row of KH of MV (4 of 8W U of A M. F It»l>tnM>n NWH ...................... 36 \9 30 B HitbFi ItFinti r. n 11 e<*ror Bnn F. 264' N 137' W 264' 8 157’ I* I' I. rnmriti llin-l llfothfr* ■*', of 9 IV H nt NW H nt 36 ir» 30 r > i; Wilson 3 Itlrhlr W.M*JhTli (<H ..f S'H of S'., of sp.'i nf NW>, 3fl in 30 v II Mr! t**r*4.n Beg 366 tv of si) ntr of N W ', nf 10 in 30 n It VIr|'h4*ofl O W luitljn nun s so- tv fa* s w b so' o J M fllrtrtjji Beg 162** tV rod IWV 9 of SE corner X5 in SO Unknown ----J J 1* Baker ............................. 13 33, Ifur, E IPO* 8 47U* tV 100* S j70*. . B William Jotie* ...................... 17.00 Beg StJO* tt* nf E H Mile Un*t ............... 36 10 30 SH Mr*. E. n. Vrogbin . . . . . . 314* Bnn W 40O* B 370* E 4G0* S .TW ........ [' Jamea Pot la ... ......................... 2S 10 5 J■ I\Baker .................... 17.00 Beg IOO-- W of NEH of KH of NWH m * nf SEH nf SEH Of ............... S6 10 SO EBilly Hick* ............................. 17.00 U Abe 11Irka . . . . . Bnn B 330* IV lOflfkN 330* E 100* (leu ............ 10.23 ^ B. A. Homton 7M *• Joeeelilne IHroa S 3<V> .............. ........................................ A . . . . . 12. W Frank Itrowo Deg 120* tV of SE cor of NWH ° f M ID M ,l'»lutej K'wcue .......... 4B Chktioitn 0.00 Hun 8 SO' W r»* S 50' E 60* Iatl Knight ...................... . S 33 Ber BE ror of NWH ° f ■ ... . 36 1» 30 Inkntm n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.VI Ban E 63.3* ft to A. C. I- Ry. NWly J II W h i t * ......................... 8 12 •long By to pt N nf t>eg thence 8 to Oil* Hall .............. 3 4,3 twg tiro that pirl of EH of SEH nf Unknown . 3 U. NtVtJ nf NEH lying nf He ile»* foeg i'ai’ 0 and 10 ;W V of 81V cor nf 36 10 TO I N I'ffi'ihi ttfl*. Jim** Unit a 11*60 Bun E 1100' S to By SWly «kuig lot 1 ti» M*lttr turner It lit Itj In pt S nf foeg. 8 to )*•/ Gertrude C. Hart Iat 0 Unknown ............................. 3 43 Beg 63.3 E rod 23* N of SE ror of NWH W .W nt r. 56' *f lat 6. Jim** Jirkaos ...................... 11.10 lat 10 ................................ nf SP-H*..................................- .................. 36 I0 30 I'. I . l‘t)tt» r. .................. 10.60 Bun E 70* S 313* W 70* 8 313' In lat* t. 2. 3. t *t»1 3 .. T.» Wlltbj Hlr!. artatn .............. 0.40 tag ... -Jeorge Jt. II*lt I at 7 Martin S|drcy 4.30 Beg 132* B of StV ror of 8W H of SW H • 1)4 of tat fl . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Utlr I*w ta , . 14.50 W H of tat fl ............ . of NEH ........................ ..................... .. 36 19 SO J. I*. Itakaf . . I. W. I'ennlngton .......... itK* 11.10 Bdn 8 1ST E 313’ ft 132* W 3t3* ........ lat* 7 and S ................ L. C. WllUam* 11.10 t Beg it NE pt of lot. Union At# rod N H lat 4 ...........: ........... . Add!* I** tl» . . 6.83 Oupmro Are run Ely on Unl*n ire. S»g lat 10 ........... Unknown ........ 3.03 2 *0 '. NEly »t rlrtit ingle* In lake Mon­ lat 3 . . . . . . . . . U r.kncrw n 2.60 roe. Wly »)oog Uke »h «* to Cfc»pm*n lat fl .................... ............... K W. '!>. Wilson . . . . . . . . . . . . 13.63 Are. t?Iy iVmg' E *!de of u m r lo lat 0 ................................. U Unknown ................. 3.03 l#g . .......... ..................... |............................. 30 IP 31 Mm Ruvell lat 0 ........................ .. ® B. W. llrrnl.n ..................... 6,83 A SUB DIVISION OT SEC. 31. TWP. 19. RANOE 31 OT LANDS BELONOINO TO JOHN POUR lat S ................ U. B. LORD AND H. DEANE. *• Recorded In Flit Book No. >, Fig* I, EH of lat* 1. 2 ind 3 . . Unknown .......... ........................ 15. to Recorda of Seminole County All of lat* 4 ind 8 ........ U Unkyrwn ............. 3.43 lat C nnd's 20* of lat n ........................ . Jm>n Wtlwwt ......................... 5, W la t l ........ ........................ * I'nkMtin 4.30 COTTAGE HILL. * 1 Rocerdod in PUt Book No. * , Pngo 17. Reoerdi of Bemlnolo Coroty tat 2 ................................................................. ft J. M. Hill ............................. S.4V Oat Let 1 ............................................................ Unknown ................ .. tat to ................................. IJI H Unknown ...................................... 3.13 Oat tat I J. E. Bporltug Ltd* 6 md 7 . . . . . . *-** A J. I*, ltekrf ........................ 3 45 lal* 1 to 26 toe. . . (i. w. o«ik lat 4 ................................. A Unknown .................................. 24.70 Iata|B to 45 Ur. a . W. Cmk ........ . . . . . . . . . la t 7 .......................... . A S. w. I«wtc Hair* .......... 4 50 l a t t H to 54 Ine . O. W. Utak ......................... lat * ...... .......................... B Hattie Wll.-.n ....................... 3.43 la l 7 ................................. D J. M. 11*11 4,3t» (Signed) ALFRED FOSTER. tart « ................................. Unknown ................... 7.70 37-6 te Tng t'otlectnr. Clly of Ronford. SH of NH of la t 7 . . . B. II. l**rl» .......................... 31.50 tat It ........................ . . . . II. A. G*rr*rd ...................... 4.30 tat 8 A C. MARTIN'S AEtftTTOX TO THE TOWN OT BAVTORD *• R*ror4«4 la PUt Book No. I. CUTE LITTLE STILL Pag* SI, Seminal* County Record* FOUND BY THE SHERIFF |a, 1 ............................ ...................... i ............. H 10 Jo* Cameron ........................ .. U 50 CHAPMAN A TUCXER'B ADDITION TO SANTORO U Recorded la Pin Book No. 1, Pig* 34, ' FITS ON OIL STOVE Seminole County Record, .............................................. 2 U. 0 . flutoa .......................... 102-00 ti)ii 3, G and 7 ........................... Mil. M. L. Wright lat tO ................................................................... J 2rt 40 A cute little still, thnt wes made to J. I*. IUker ............ 20.40 Lflt 3 . . . O M O t o o r o .••••■ *..•••*•,»•• 3 T. E. WlUoa ........ 34.00 I alt 3 ..............................................*..................... 3 go on the top of an oil stove nnd make All ............................................................... IS low* foes 100' E ot 8 W row, run N I'rink nitrb .. 27.00 real liquor, was captured by Sheriff 117' E 50' 9 H i' W W to b * g .... B. B. lUrtamr 0.40 Hand last tveek and is on exhibition in D VI fl ................................................................. >s B. MtUherwa 20 40 lat 2 ..................................... >9 Beg at a point on E llfi* of I'lai A t# 68,8 the window of Perkins A Britt. There N nI 0 \V roirner 10 Bna N C8.S' F. W.T' to Pamp Bnaeh Is also a sign on the still that says: / tbear* BWly l i a r meimirrol at right Kuna 'bm Crazy, “The owner of this still ran get a new angle* to T*ortb Bt. «»t*ndrol then** t-Tlfford Holme* 16.00 suit o f clothe* by calling for tfu» still,M W T3.B* to beg .................... ................... Kills ’ Em Quick mptmli H^rrm ...... • H O O -D O O but the sign cioea not say Just what kind o f auit or whether the stripes will go round or up and down. The still Is o f copper and would hold about five gallons of mash and is made to go on the kitchen sto5*e although at the time of the capture was sitting contentedly on an oil tstove but the owner waa not present to greet the sheriff or invite him to have some­ thing. Several have taken a pattern from the still and will no doubt profit by the model as shown in the window. The wastage o f war didn't reduce Europe's visible supply o f sore spots. \ y R a t? .. MOSQUITOES, Flies, Roaches, Ants, Bed Bur*. Mite*, Body, Lice and all In ««‘ * POSITIVELY GUARANTEED Sold Everywhere King Chemical C o- Pelham. Go. For sale by J. T. Allen, Tyler, Dan & Tayler, James Pott, Mrs. G. A. Bryant, Longwood, Fla.} Wight Grocery Co, and all leading grocery stores.’ ^ -r -3 =- _________ =r. .* I2= V -** m ig ig T. H. RAND’ S ADDITION TO BAVTOBD, aa KnoonUd ta FUt Book Vo. 1, Fag* U t, Ratarii <! SamUila Gouty I*>t 5 ........ ......................... .. * Jerry Jonea ILV M. H. SMITH S SECOND SUB-DIVTIIOV OF FABTS OF SECTIONS 34. 33, TOWNSHI? U 1 RANGE 10 E, aa recorded ta F U l Book V*. 1, Fag* 101. BamtnoU Oounty Hecordr I*>t 72 .............................................................. B. J, Wbl to .............. : ......... u t BANTOBD HEIGHTS ADDITION TO BANTOBD aa ruartUd U Tlat Book No. t. Page, 41, H, V . Bacordi of Bomlnol* Gouty Ix>ta 13 Ind 14 ...................................... .. W. B. Bate* .............. .......... e g lot 33 N. a Taliaferro . . . , * ....... U l tot IS ................. T. A. Neal .................... l« Iota 20 and 31 . S. C. Tatllferro ............. Ul Lot 22 Robert Hannon . . . . . . . . . IM l-nt ; i ............... N C. Talllferro ........a .. im Rotert Harmon ........ -.......... IV I*>t 41 ................... B. T. Corey ........................ IN lota 50 and 60 .. I. Tnjama .................. LV tola 67 and AS .. U l l SO e n d HI Joel Bmlth ............................. Ul N, a Talllferro ......... IJI Lot* TO and 82 N. C. Talllferro ................ LV l*>t W» .................. Mr*. A. A. Career 1 /it* 128 and 120 ______ ___________ MABXHAK PARK HEIOHTS. aa Racordad In Flat Book No. 1. Fac*a7l. BemUala Oouty Racer* lat S . . . . ...................................... .. D J r. kfrClellm,) .. MM lat 10 ................................................... H N. c. Talllferro .......... ----IM lot i ... .......... ............ ..................... T ' N. a Talllferro .......... ----IM ..........____ Lot* 5. 7 and S .................................................. I N. c. Talllferro ____ ... __ T.79 N. H. GARDNER'S ADDITION TO MARKHAM PARK HEII1HTS aa Recorded ta FUt Seek I . I, Pag* II. S*mln«U Oounty Becorda lot 1........................................................... .. J N- II. tlirner ...................... LM lot 3 „ ........ ......... ........... ..................... I N. U. Talllferro . . . . . . LV lot* 13 and 14 .................................................... K . Unknown ................................ 4.V N. II. OARNER'S SECOND ADDITION TO MARKHAM PARK HEIGHTS aa Recorded la Baat - Na. I. Para 40. Records of BemlneU Oounty late S and to .................. ............................. P. II. Elder ......... L» I ala IV and HI H U. lla.klna ............. I.It TLORIDA LAND AND COLINIZATION CO.'S CELERT PLANTATIONS. SAXrORP. FLORIDA aa Recorded in Plat Book 1, Faga 130, Records of Bemtnol* Couatylat 23 , . . . . ' ................................. .................. Hcntas P. PanteU ............. ’ 1TJI lat 21 and B 127' of lat 23 .................... . Mary M, ttfnt .................... 1TJ9, M. M SMITH’ S BUDDmiUON OF PARTS oY SECTIONS Id 37 , 34, AND 3S TWP. t* 8 ., ROU 30 E . aa Recorded In Plat Book No. 1. Fag* 43. Recorda of Semlnola County J II. 1.11tie T a t CO J • It Hood Iat 82 Wlll*tir Forff*;i*r .... Uul*« ...... tTftktwwn .# * * * ...* .. J. l\ Biker .............. K It. W«ni ____ , P 'f th" Quito a number of U r«"la folk, ,d' bli L * ‘ f 1". Chri* " * ; Joined In tb . Connrrnotionol rlfort to , m n , ^ ‘ improve .hr mod to thr lokr A d a *««> hrrinntnn vro, tnadr. T ilr. bring ■ little dlicussion from ending In a very o ' .......* J “. , 7 7 Blent 4a ' ____ , . . “ •* *. ' laid in lowest places and ditching AB Blk*......... Henry IVIght .................. . . . . 51.00 AAD Ifllllltt hotly contested Issue, for the teams a ^ ,, l , , IL W . Herndon ............ .......... 17.00 .. 0 „ , . , . . . done nfter wwhich a picnic supper wns tat* I, 2 and 3 ,W. B. Mamon . . . . . . . . . . . . 17.00 .. ft were very evenly balanced. The de- held. tat* 1, 2 and 3 . T. B. Brown .. ............... . . . . 43 0 . r T,»t 6 ........... bate wns decided in favor of the afIt. W . 11rrndon . . . . . . . . . . I9 60 n a 1 Crystal Ijike Is the popular place All Block* ........ Frank B. Brown ... 0 40 K firmnllve, the negative, we'admitted. # , .. , .. ' rd ! tat* s end 4 ------ -- ------ ----C " MELLONV1LLE 1 1 R*c«rd*4 la Flit Book I. . . . . , ’ • for nine month* for the poor folks j . e . p a c e s s u b d i v i s i o n or b_______ locs fi g * 0). SomlniU Couty R*rordi hnd the best preparation and present who have most need of healthful ation. Regardless of the outcome of F 41 ™ W 57H' * l“ ' J. K Vinghi O.O I* 37 v 133' recreation. W W. 1'eiehou.i* 43 40 lat 43 tire* NWH *>f 43) rod ill la t 46.. this debate, we all ware forcibly Im­ E■" u «• A. irnimm, Herndon . . . . . . . . . . 51.00 ................................... .. MELLONVILLE U Bocordod U Tilt Book Vo. I, Tig* 136, BotnUoU Coanty Recorda pressed by the fatts and statistics of- f CARD OF THANKS lat* I ithl 3 ..............................................'••• ** fered by the negatives, which pointed To the many friends who were so lot* 1 uul 3 ...................................... ............... “ * . W out the Urge field for .Improvements„ kind to us in the recent illness and j||t . ..... . . . . . . .1*00 ,»**»**#•»■■*#»• John Bn ell 7A30 4t in politics, business and our amuse-, death of our little daughter wc wish HODEV BKAL ‘e VTATZ 'cO W A M T ’ a' itoimTIOTf TO «ABT0BP *i B*«r4rol U TTUt Bock M*. 1 , r&|t if, Commit ments. Look for our notice next Sat- to express our heartfelt thankfi and » * ................................ t O m t * O o o jm .................... 4.SO 6.00 tAla 14 aod 90 ....................................... . • . . . « unlay announcing the subject and especially the donors of the Leidtiful CZLZBT A V n iJ Z AJJWTIOB VO BAVTOBD M f c a s W ta FUt Book Vo. 1, Fagw leader for the following.Sunday. .floral offerings. . . T. A. Neil, i**«49*»t*t * fAlt IS «••••• S. Itong* G. E. REPORTER. MR. and Mrs. M. T. CASSADY. Lit T »**99999999999*9I*M9999*»» •••••*«# c ■ am ro jji -S\J 7? .. ’ •. ; - �» * .— t c. CARNIVAL greatsuccess (Troa Friday's Dally) ' Legal Advertisements From Batur^A/'t * Dally) On Thursday afternoon the mem­ bers o f tho new Chapter o f the tl. D. C. met at tho residence o f Dr. Howard, to receive and welcome Mrs. Ezell the vice-president of the Rtato Socloty, who came to present them their char­ ter and put the finnl touches to their organization. Mr*. Ezell’s nddress wns n master­ piece, bristling with facts and figures wlitivc to the growth and develop­ ment of their organization; framed in delicate imagery and luminous in its exposition of the noble principles and lolly aims of the society, interspersed *ith flowers of eloquence; permeat­ ed by the pathos of deep feeling, and delivered, with all tho force and ttegnetism of a brilliant and beautiful *oman. The passage should be quoted in full, but,' unfortunately I recall only it* sentiment: that there was no dc•ire on the part of the society to draw * line between tho North and the South; that the members scattered their flowers on the graves of the blue as well as those who wore the gray. Mrs. Ezell then announced that the term* of the temporary officers, ap­ pointed by Dr. Howard, had expired, but that courtesy required that sho TOO LATE Death only a matter o f ahort time. Don’t wait until paina and aches t^come incurable diseases. Avoid consequences b y taking GOLD MEDAL Ths world* standard ramady fog kidaey, *>*•», bladdaraiu' «rk add troablae-tlM v / *t*doea] Ramady of Holland data 10ML l T w * i Thiw sIs m , all dnggiata. • •*• lw . * , , --------(< a | k - i. i m want of self-confidence became mani­ nr »x: r tn n o n of a. f eler, e t ' hotioe or a n ixxcnoir xo e s t a b l is h NOTICE OF AFFUCATION FOR TAX DEEDS NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AFFIX FOB LET­ w« R< mt. w Wh aleallilibm. A- A A L . FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A SPECIAL ROAD AND BEIDOE DISTRICT Under Section 676 of tb* Otaeral Statutes ef fest. TERS FATENT SPECIAL ROAD AND BREDOX DISTRICT Of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. TO BE tb* BUI* of Florida NOTICX la bareky glren that w*. th* n>TO BE KNOWN AS SPECIAL ROAD AND First, Mrs. Holly declined, in spite KNOWN AB SPECIAL ROAD AND BRIDGE Notice I* btreby (Iren that A. K. BJoblom, dentgned. will make application I* th* Gov­ BRIDOE DISTRICT NO. t. OF SEMINOLE DISTRICT NO. 3. AND DETERMINE purchaser of T i l Certificate No. 349, dated tbe ernor of th* BUI* of rtorida, at T il la haa*#*, o f the pleadings of her friends. COUNTY, FLORIDA. WHETHER THE COST OF THE BUILDINO t't day of Jane. A. I). 1003, ba* filed u l i cer­ Florida, oo Ibe Slat day of May, A. D. 1921, t i t OF THE PROPOSED ROADS AND BRIDOES tificate In my office, and ha* mad* applica­ loiter* Patent lo be laeoed lo OVIEDO FRUIT Tho petition of I). t . Wheeler. Tbeo Aulln, Mrs. Connelly resisted all attempts IN SAID SPECIAL ROAD AND BR1D0E tion for Tex Iteed lo teen* In accordance with COMPANY under lb* following proposed artic­ »t *L aikln* for Ihe eatablDhment of n Special to mnko her change her decision. DISTRICT SHALL BE PAID FOR FROM law.' The aald certificate embraces Ihe fol­ les of Incorporation. Hoad and Itrld** DDtrlct lo be known M THE PROCEEDS OP A BOND ISSUE IN lowing deacrltwd property alluated In Bemlnole SPLCIAL n O A D AND DRIDOE DISTtllCT NO. A. W. FROBT. Then several others were nominated THE BUM OF NINETY THOUSAND 190.- County, Florida, to-wlt: 2. of Seminole Countr, Florida, baeln* been r ; ft. McNAD, 004.00) DOLLARS. and seconded, without avail; among presented at tbe r**ular March meet In* of thl* JOHN CREOAN, 8WV4 of NEV4 of 8W14, Sec. H>. Twp. 20 S., WIIKItBAH, a petltlcn waa presented to the Range 30 E. 10 acre*, more or less. Ihe aald Hoard, held on Ibe stb dar of March. A. D. W. H. HROWNINO. them Mrs. DcCottcs, Miss Brinda 10 21 . ami said petition baeln* been filed with Hoard of County Commissioner* of Seminole land being aseraaed al the date of tbe laenC. I- WENT. tbla Hoard at that time, and It appearin* to Coonly, Florida, on tbe Bib day of March, A. ance of such certificate In the name of Un­ Morrison and Mrs. Puleston. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION tbla Hoard that aald petition la a!*n*d br not !>.. 10 21 , el*oed by more than twenty.fire per known. We. th* sndrralgnrd, hereby associate oarMrs. J. Nolle Tolar was finally pre­ lee* than twenlr-rire per cent, of tb* dulr rent of tbe duly re*letered rotera who are Alao: Notice 1a hereby given Ibat A. E. •elves together for th* {larpo** of forming nod rotera who art free-boldere realdln* free holder* realdln* within tb* territory here­ BJoblom. purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 16SS, becoming * corporation under tb* law* of tb* vailed upon to accept tho responsible r**t*fer*d In lb* territory It la propaaed to create lota inafter described, prayln* to bare ronatltoted dale,! Ihe nth day of November. A. D. 1893. BUI* of florid*, and do hereby adopt, declare position, one sho will fill with credit ■*ld Special Hoad and llridfe DDtrlct, and tb* and established a Special Road and llrld** haa filed aald certificate In my office, and and eotwrrtb* lb* following at (he Article* •( aald petition Mltln* out ■ description of the District In Seminole Cuunty. Florida, lo be baa made application for Tax I>eed lo laaoe lo oor Incorporation. and honor. proposed location or tbe roads and brld*t* to known as SPECIAL ROAD AND DRIDOE DIB accordance wllb law. The said certificate em­ Article I conatrucled, and alao the amount' pec c ary THICT No. X of Seminole County, Florida, and brace* tb* folkrwlng described property situated Tba name of thla Corporation abatl be OVIEDO Dr. Howard having stated that he be for tb* construction of Mid work. Mktn* and to bars constructed within aald Special Road lo Bemlnole County, Florida, to-wll: FRUIT COMPANY and Ita principal ptec* of had prepared a list of ladies who were praytn* fur authority to laso* and a*U bond* and Dridce District, permanent road* and SVi of NWU of NWVi. Sec. IS. Twp. 20 0 .. buatneaa *11*11 b* at Orledo. Bemlnole Oouaty< u|ioo the taxable property within Mid Special bridcee; the territory eoofht to be conetltoled Rang* SO E. 2) acre*. Tbe •aald land being Florid*, bul It may establish other place* of eligible for admission, but who had Ilo«d and Drtdf* DlaUld, and after doa and and established Into a Special Road end Urld*e assessed at tbe date of tb* laauanc* of aucb boalnea* In lb* State of Florida, oe any other careful examination and loetetlfatloo. It ap­ District being In Seminole County, riorid*. and certificate In lb* name of Unknown. Stale la lb* United Bute* of America wb*r* been unavoidably 'passed over, it was pearin* to tb* MtUfactlon of thD Hoard that more particularly described aa follows, to-wll: Alao: Nolle* la hereby given .Ibat A. X. erer necessary and cooveolrat: provided that tb* petitioner* hare complied with the law la any branch office or plar* tf boats*** that) b* ord^Ved that these names be presented ltexlnnln* at tb* corner of Seclloo* 20. 27, 34 such matter* aa by statute te In *ucb rasa mad* end 33, Township 20, South of Range 30 Beat, BJobloin, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 2073, anther!i*d by tb* Hoard ef Interior* of tbla date,! tbe 3th day of June, A. p. 1894, baa at the next meeting of the society, and prorlded: corporation. run Booth alon* Sectioa l-lna to corner of Sec­ IT IS THEREFORE 1IEREIIY ORDERED at tion* 14. 13. 23 and 23, Townahlp 21. Booth of filed aald certificate In my office, and baa Article 0 . should re-appoint them if tho society this merlin* of tb* Hoard of Cbunty Commte- Ran** 30 Eaat. throe* Weet along Seclloo Met mad* application for Tat Deed to laen* la ac­ Tb* genaral nature of lb* boalnea* ta ba approved. skotrs of Seminole County, held this 6th day to corner of Sections 16, IT, aa tod 31, Town­ cordance with law. The aald certificate em­ tunneled end conducted by thl* corporal low brace* tb* following described properly, altoof April A. D. -IWI, beta* a rtffular meet■ball b* M follow*: Tb boy, bald, tell and 31, Booth of Ren** 80 Eaat, tbenc* South ■ led In SemtnoU County, Florida, to-wlt: The question having been put, tho lo* of Mid Board, that aa election be, and the ship aloe* Section Mo* lo Ibe Southwest comer of NH of SEW of NEti of NWH, Sec. 13. deal In personal properly of every character aama D hereby ordered held la Mid territory Society showed its approval by a ris­ which It te propceed to constitute lute said Section S3. Townahlp 21. Sooth of IUn«* 3d Twp. 2) B.. Rang* 80 It. Tb# Mid land being and d*aeriptlea; lo boy, bold. **11. aacbaago and K**t. tbenc* Eaat along Townahlp IJot between aascw j al the date of Ibe Issuance of sorb deal In real eatale. with fall power to pledge, mortgage or otherwla* eticomber neb teal and ing vote, and the old officers wore Special Road and Drldft DDtrlct to be known Township* 21 and 22, to tb* Ecoolockhetchl* certificate In the name of Unknown. a* SPECIAL ROAD AND DRIDOE DISTRICT Creek, tbenc* Northerly alon* Mid Creek to Ite personal property: lo rant, Uaa* and Improve Aleo: Nolle* te hereby given that A. E. roil m a t* or personal properly; la plant, grow restored to their respective positions. No. X of SemlnoD County, Florida, ta deter­ Intersection wllb lb* East boandary of Sec­ BJoblom, port haver of Ta* Certificate No. 207X and mark*! all klada.of fruit*, vegetable* or mine whether each territory tball be conatltioa IX Townahlp 31, Sooth of Rang* 21 Eaat. At this point, two of them, . tho tuted Into ■ Special Road and Drid** DDtrlct, dated ibe 3th day of June, A. D. 1894. baa tbenc* North alun* Ran** Una between Range* flted M i d certificate In my office, ami baa farm prodocta: lo deal In cltrua ire**, fruit president and „ recording secretary, and to further determine whether tb* road* and 31 and >2 to tb* Quarter Section corner on lb* made tree* and all oe avery kind of nanery slock and application fur Tax Deed lo laaoa la ae- plant* of awry kind or description; to build brld*« proposed to be conatrucled shall be ren- Call boandary of Section 21, Townahlp 30, roevlanc* with law; Bald certificate embrace* tendered their resignations. Mrs. atraded and paid for In tbe manner specified South of Ran** 31 Eaat. tbroce Weet to Lake the following deacrltwd property, altuated lo and maintain parking and warabouaa* for th* forth In aald petlllon. purpo** of parking or atortng nil kind* pf Jraaup. tbenc* Weater ly. elon* tbe South abort Connelly on the ground that the state andIt eet D further ordered that proper notice of of Lake to-Section Line running Eaat and Weet Bemlnole Coonty, Florida, lo-wlt: fruit*, vegetable* or farm product*: lo carry Elk of NWH of NKH of NWH, Bee. IS, cm tha basin*** of cold along* Including tho of her health and numerous responsi­ said election be (Iren and published for not tel wren Sections 26 and 33, Townahlp 20, Sooth Twp. 20 8 ., Ilaage 30 E. The said land being ImlkUng and maintaining of • cold along* nod leea (ban thirty day* next preceedln* lb* day of lien** 30 Km I, these* Weet along Mid Sec­ bilities prevented her retaining of­ on which aach election shall' b* held, **ld no­ tion Ida* to point of beginning, the abor* de­ aaaeaeed at tbe dat* of the Issuance of such lc* plant; lo mannfactuiu and Mil or daol la ••'Unknown. , lea: lo owa, maintain and oparat* axilla far fice; while Mrs. Lconardi was prob­ tice to be published t* tbe SANFORD HERALD, scribed territory bring County commissioners certificate Also: Notice te hereby given that A. E. tba manaractor* of limber, crate* gad pecking a newspaper published In Sanford. SemlnoD District No. 4. and iWo, H Job lorn, pun-hater of Tax Certificate No. 200, ably o f the opinion that the presidency County, Florida. box**: lo maintain nnd open Ia atnrua far tho lleglnaln* -at a point on tb* Booth boandary It Is further ordered that only duly qualified of Sectioa SI. Townahlp 21, Soolh of Ran** dated tbe 4tli day or June, A. D. 1917, ha* purpose of dealing la nay and all blade of o f the Woman's Club was enough for elector* who are freeholder* realdln* within 32 Eaat. where tb* Kconiockhatcbl* Creek rroee- fried Mid certificate In my office and baa merehandle*, either wireleea le oe retail or both; tb* territory which It D proposed to create lato e* said Mb*, Ihence Northerly nkm* aald Creek made application fur Tax Deeds lo laaoe In lo be ami act ns agent for person* oe corpora­ any one woman at one time. a Special Road and Urld** District shall be ta- to Ite Intersection wllb lb* East boandary ef accordance wllb law. Tbe said Certificate em- tion*; te do a general commlaaloo ratecheat braces the following deecrlbed property situated and brokerage boil nr**; to deal la lie* atock aad lltlrd lo rot* at such election. Tho vacancy thus created was filled Section 13. Townahlp 31. Sooth of Hang* St Tb* folDwIo* la tb* territory petitioned to be Eaat. thence North along Mid Hang* line be­ In Seminole CkMnly, Florida, lo-wlt: Ite prodocta: lo do any and all thing* aacaa. by the election of Mrs. E. A. Doug­ constituted SH of NKU of NRH of N W H . B*c. 13. Twp. aery oe needful, with full power la buy, bold, Into a Special Uoad and llrld** tween Range* SI and S3 Bait, to tb* Quarter 21 H, Range 30 E. 3 acre. The aald land be­ District: cucumber and a*ll aay and all klada of prop­ las. Section corner oo tb* Eaat boundary of Beeaay, ltexlnnln* at tb* corner of Seclloo* 2d. 27. 24 lion 31. Tbnnshlp 2d Sooth of Han** 31 Eaat, ing u i m n l al Ihe dale of the laauaure of erly. necessary, to operate tocceeefolly such certificate In the name of Unknown. But when nominations for president and SS of Township 20, Sooth of llanao SO tbenc* •l|h#r or all of lt»« M v m l klmt* of UmIm m West to Lake Jraaup, tbeoc* Northerly Alao: Notice la hereby given that A. K. rr fritS# hmlaabov* m«ntlootd, tod fto m lljr KMt. fun Booth lion* Section line to corner along East abort of Lake Jraaup to tb* St. were called for the most amazing of Sections 14, IS. 22 and 23. Township 21, BJoblom, |.mcl:aver of TaxrVertlflrate No. 34S, to bar* all power neemary. needful or desir­ Dojpitc the rain and stormy wcnth. . . Kniehta of Columbus Carnival *fjc to a close last night in a blare . |or)-. The heavy rain last night L t held the crowd back for about an hour but every one and his friend ^ after the rain and hgain for tho third night tho Minstrel Show and the grounds were packed and when ,tock was taken last night it was [oond that everything had been sold cot and a nice sum netted for the Catholic Church. The Knights of Columbus want tho -abllc and those that helped to make this the big success that it was to be thanked for their kind efforts thru lh« columns of this paper and espec­ ially do they thank the young men that so kindly gave o f their time to take part in the Minstrel show. The ladies, too, that worked hard in order that there might be plenty o f homo nude cakes for all come In for' a Urge share of thanks and praise for there were a plenty and every last one 0{ the cakes were the best yet. The Knights of Columbus worked hard that the Sanford public would hire a large time on these three nights and any one looking on could ace that they were successful as ev­ ery one from Pa down could be seen enjoying themselves to the utmost. The music box that was raffled off vis won by Peter Schaal at a draw­ ing that took place towards tho close of the Carnival. Mr. rttid Mrs. Davi­ son arc to be thaqkcd for this nice box NOTICE or APPLICATION FOB TAX DEED and the sum realized was a neat one, Under Section 676 of the Oenerel BUtntee *f the SUte i t Florid* going far towards swelling the funds Nolire le hereby siren the! J. W. Eeton purcliaeer of Tei Certificates No. 233, dated the derixed’ from the carnival. Olb da7 or July. A. p. ISIS, bnn filed Mid The Knightj of Columbus expect to certificate la mr office.' end lira unde appllfor T i l Heed to leant In ereordsor* with have a Carnival annually and expect cation lew. field certificate embrace* the followlos denrrilwd property eltnated la Seminole Coonly, to improve each year and suffice to IToride, to-wll: say that if thoy can improve on the Lot 1 tleee K 110 yde.) end N belt of Lot 2, 14. Twp. 30 ft., lienee 30 E. 80 eeree. one just closed, next year is bound to Bee. Ttie Hid lead betas auteeed at- tbe date of Ibe leeatare of each certificate In tbe name of be s hummer. 8 t. Lake'a Cathedral. I'nleea eald certificate Mr. Morris, of the Southern Utili­ •bell lw redeemed according lo law Tex Deed leeue thereon on tbe 23rtl dee of May. «\ ties Co., wus responsible for the pret­ will l». 11*21. WITNESS my nlflclel signature and eeel tide ty lighting effect, both on the grounds the If.til d ij of April. A. D. 11*21. and in the hall, and the Knights of (SEAL) H ,K. DOUGLASS, Clerk Ctrrolt Court, Columbus thank him for his assistance Seminole County. Ele. II, V. M. HOCOI.A8S. I*. C. as the beautiful red, white and blue xvr.tr lights went far towards bringing the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Or THE STATE Or crowds to Sanford’s best homo talent­ FLORIDA. IN AND I"OR SEMINOLE COUNTY —IN CHANCERY ed Carnival. I .J.lr. tlank of Sahford, !*!a . Complainant, Crowds from Orlando, DcI.nnd and rs. E. It*nr. ItHpoadenl. other nearby towns were here for tho Allrt It «l*l***rltl* |»J ftfflrlavl! •I»|4eti«l*«1 I I I Iht Itlll f ll< *«] In II** Above alatrrt riw«* that Allcr occasion and every one went homo II llrrg, (he H**ajH*tulrtil thrrrln iiatnrtl. la a well pleased and satisfied that in San- imh» rr«ltl#iit of llir Htale «*f ltnl a rv» ford they know how to do things in ,,f "•* I'Dtrlcrof Columbia; that there le t| » si . i .1 . no l**f»,**» wltbln the Htafr of I k>rt'la, tin* mrt of a npAo wlmin kt*«iM te|n*t tnrli tfcr proper manner and all voted that Itr-ljeerfxlrI I I alnl that ah# la Okrf II*# a^r* nf not lime there wns doings in this twrnijr on# jwar* It la tbrrWnr# onlrml that town of ours they would not only •ahl nun mlilrut rfi|*on*lfril W atul Mif U Urrltf rr-1uIrr*1 In «|*|ear to the lllll of Comcome bark but would bring others plaint ftle«l In aurli raua# on or kfnrr Monday, the ilth «1ajr of June, A. I». 1921. olherwlae (he ■with them. all#cafl«»na of aal«l lllll Mill le taken aa con(rtA#t| |i; aahl Itrijmmlml Again, the Knights of Columbus It la further orHernl that Util order k pu!»* thanks all that took part in this and Hslietl «<ice a week for four r^naerutlve wreka In the Haufurd Herald, a newspaper puhllahed sisure them’ all that should they need In aald cuunlj am] atate. April 36tb. IWI. the K. of C.’s help they arc ready to Tbla (.SEekle) E. A. IMUtileASM, . Clerk (’Irrull do and will help If called upon. United Daughters Of the Confederacy Form Chapter Here \ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, M AY 6, 1921 W. II. CltAWrORH. Seminole County. I'la |ty V. K. iHinileASS. II. C. Hollrlfof f«»r JVitnplalnaut. 3T-3tc NOTICE or APPLICATION TOR TAX DEED. Und.r (Urtlon S7S of tho O ii*n l BUtntoo of tho But* of Florid* Notice lo hereby given thol Fred T. Wlllinn.. purchaser of Tax Certlfleale No. 297, dated Ibo llh doj of J udo. A. D. IPOO, baa 01*0 •aid certificate Id d ij office, and haa niado ap­ plication for lax deed to laaoo Id accordance with Itw. Said Certificate embrace* tbe fol­ lowing described. property elloaltd la Bemloolt County, Florida, lo-wll: lie*. NE cor. of RW quarter taction 22. Twp. JO ft.. Ilanxr 30 Kanl, run W S cha. S 24 eh*. E S cha. N 21 cbo. 12 acre*. Tlie aald land t«eIn* attested at H>* date of Ihe Itauanc* of nrli rertlflrste In Ihe name of Unknown. Alao: Nolle* It berebj siren that rred T. William*, punbaoer of Tax t'erllflcal# No. 2121. dated tho Oth day of Jane. A. D. 1 * » , ha* filed aald certificate In mr office. ^ and baa made application fiy Tax l*eed lo laaue In semnlance with law. Bald certificate embrace* Ihe followlo* deoerlted properlr oltnoled In Kemtnolo Coonlr. Florida, to-wll: It**. 5 cha. W of NK cor. of BW quarter. Bee. 32. Twp. 19 8 „ R«e. 20 E.. run W S eh*. 8 ** cb*., E S eh*.. N. 2>* cha. 10 acre*. Tbe aald land twin* ataaaaed at tb« dat* •r tb* laauanc* of euch cerUHcate lo tb* aam* of a II. Halnl. • I'nlct* *ald certincate* *b»II b* redeemed *ecordln* to law Ta* deed* will lo*u« thereon *• tb* 23nl dar of Mar. A. D. 1021. WITNESS mr official *l*ualur* and **»l thl* the I Sib dar of April, A. D. I®*!. (SEAL) H. A. DOUOLASS, KVOle^________ Clerk arcult Court, (temlnol* Countr. Fla. Hr V. M. DOUOLASS. D. a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, i ? ? 10* IAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR »E MIR OLE COUMTT. FLORIDA— It CHANCERT_____ DILL TO REMOVE CLOUD AMD QUIET TITLE Marlon F. UaIIar.1 , Joined br her hutband and next friend. Waller II. IlalUnl. Complainant*. The Altamonte l^nd. Hotel and N*»l*»llo*> ('■•mpanr, a Coeporallon. nmter the law* of tbe State of Florida. Defendant. ORDER It twin* made to appear to tb* •atlafaethm of the Court, from tbe return of Ibe Sheriff or Itemlnole Counlr. Florida, mad* on lb* writ or •ubporna Itoned In that certain ebanrerr canae nnvr pendln* In l i t Circuit l\>urt. Ibr*»lli Ju­ dicial Circuit of Florida, In nnd fur Seminole CtoUnlr. wherein Mnrlon F. Dnllard nnd Waller II. lullnrd, her boaband and next friend, are complainant* and Tb* Allamcml* Uml. Hotel and NieUnll*** tbmpanr. » corporation under lb* laws of tb* 8 l«t* or Florid*. •I* defendanl. which ault waa Inallinird to remote cloud, amt quiet till* of ranpialniut. Marlow F. U*IJ*rd. to Lot No. 403 of tb* Altamool# Land. Hotel ■ml N*el**tlon Cbmpanr’* PUt of Sub-IHelalon of land* twkmslnc to aald Companr In I'erl*®'" 12 nnd U . Twp. II *.. Ran** S* E. and Sec­ tion* 7 and IS. Twp. 21 R *W » « Seminole (formerlr Oran**) connl/. Florid*. n« per plat thereof records! In the publle record* of Itemlnole Countr. r loftda, U Vu * ltoo | lh °I. at pax* IX that **ld writ of xnbpotn* ^Tl be eereed .pen * * < '• £ * ' + * to tb* atweoce from tb* 8 t»l* t* , ricri° f m more than tlx, month* last p**t befoce tb# usuaace of Mid writ of *11 ***«U and officer* of tb* Mid d*frndant corpor»tb»: ' Now’. Therefor*: It I* »d)ud*»d. ordered »*d decreed that tb* Mid defendant. Tb* Alt*o»nU L*nd. notel and Nael*atlon Companj. It* **t« and aa*l*n* do appear ‘ b* 'i. complaint, herein riled, on of Iwfdr* the ««»• da/ In June. A. D. IWI. of Mid toort. and make defence thereto, o* • decree pro cuoreeeo shall be ealtred *t*UMt It It U farther ordered that this order oball be published ta tbe Sanford Herald. * newspaper published la Bmlnole Countr. Florid*, m e* • week for four rouaecellre week* prior I* tno rirot Mondar I* Jon*. A. D. IWI. „ Don* and ordered In tbamhers at Delnbd. Florid*, tbla 21*t dar of April. A. D. l*w. jwdie A. a. CAMPBELL, pro h*c rico, Uow. Jo*. wTPerklao, lncaporitaled. OEO. O. IIRSSINO, Solicitor (or OompUkaaat*. ST-AI-u John* rlrer, tbeoc* In a general Easterly di­ Sooth of nan** SO Kail, tbenc* West lion* rection op tba St. John* Rlrer (o and through dated lb* 1st day of June, A. II. 1903, baa fri­ able for the full and complete axercte* of tb* Section Line to corner of Sections IX IT, SO, l.akc llamry, throre Southerly and op Ip Ihe ed aald certificate In my office, and baa made right to art aa principal, agent, broker or and 21, Township 21. Sooth of Ran** 30 (a it, point where Ibe St. Johna rlrer crosses the application for Tax I>eed lo tasne In accord­ parchseer In any form In th* acquisition, dis­ thence South alull * Section Line lo tb* South, Sooth boandary of Township 21 Soolh, tbcnce ance with law. The aald certificate embrace* position. tnrumhertnf. reorganlalng or tala of west corner of Section 33. Townihlp 21. Sooth Writ alon* Mid Township Une to tb* point of tbe following drecrlbed property, allotted In properly reel end pererettl. ' Article in. of Uaa*e 30 Em I. thence East alon* Town­ beginning, lb* abort described territory being Bemlnole Countyi Florida, to-wll: Tb* amount of capital Block of thl* Corpora­ RBH or NWH of NWH, Bee. 16, Twp. 20 8 . ship Lin* between Township* 21 and 22, to County Commissioner*' District No. 5. Range 30 H. 10 terra. Tb* eeld land being tion aball be Twenty Thousand Dollar*, dlvtdad tha Econlockbatchi • Creek, tbenc* Northerly Tb* description of tb. proposed lore Iloo of aloof Mid creek to Its Intersection with lb* Ibe roads and brid(ta to be constructed, hard- ■Hnanl at the date of tbe Issuance nf euch Into Two Hundred Bharee of Iht per vein* of On* llondred Dollar* (6104.04) p*r eher*, parcertificate In Ihe name of Unknown. Eait boandary of Section 13, Township 21, Alao: Nolle* la hereby given that A. E. ■bl* In lawful money of tb* United Bute* or la Sooth of Ran** 31 E u l, thence North akm* surfaced and Improved la a* foltowe, to-wlt: Thai certain highway from Orledo lo Uoldproperly, labor or eervlct* at a Joat raluatloo BJoblom, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 201, lisa** Lin* between Ran*** 3| and 32 lo the Quarter section corner on lb* E u l boandary rnrod. described a* follow*, to-wttf Ileglnnlng dated lb* D h day of June, A. D. 1917, baa I* be filed br lb* dlreclora of tb* corpora­ In tb* Town of Oviedo Seminole Coonty, Flori­ flirt! said certificate In my office and baa tion al a regular meeting or a meeting called of Section 21, Township X , Booth of Ran** SI East, tbenc* West to Lake Jessup, tbenc* da. at a point 9G0 feet Beet of lb* Norlhwedt made application for Tax Deed* to laaue In ae fur that purpose. comer nf Section IS, Township 21, Booth of Article IV. rordance with law. The said •cerllflcete cmWesterly alon* tbe Booth abora of Lake lo lleng* 21 East, run Weet 2100 feet, tbeoc* In a brace* tbe following deecrlbed property situat­ The term foe which thte corporation aball SecllooLin* ronoln* East andWest between Southwesterly direction following lb* main axltl thall be perpetually, onlee* eoontr dteaolved In Bemlnole County, Florida, lo-wl|: Sections 2d and 33, Township 20, Booth of «H of NEIi of NEH of Bee. 10 . Twp. 2 ) «. ed by opertlkn of law. Itan** 3d East, tbenc* Weet alon* aald Sec­ Irarelled road running from Oviedo to Orlando approximately 3.0 mile* lo t!>* Orange IVionty • Article V. Range 30 E. 21 acre.. The Mid land bring tion Une to |wlnt of beflnnln*. The bualne** of tbla corpora IIon aball bo •••rated el tbe date of tbe leauence of eocb The shoe* described territory twin* County line, end also. That certain highway from Clinluota to tbe cumlucted by a President, Vlee-Preeldenl. a Beecerllflcete In Ibe name of Unknown. Commlakloner'e District. No. 4, and also. Alan: Notice ta hereby glrrn that A. K retary and a Treasurer, end a lloanl of not leas Ilrflnnlnf at a point on lb* Houlli Hoondary of County line, described te followi, to-wll: Hegtnnlng et Ihe Intersection of tb* Eaet line of RJ-ddnin. purchaser of Tax Certificate No. ZI02, than Ibree. nor more than five director*, th* Section SI.Township 21, Booth of Ran** SI Tb* of­ I>. IK9II, haa number lo I* fixed by Ihe by-laws Eaat. where lb* Eroutorkhatchle Creek creese* Section 20. Townahlp 21. Booth of Range S3 dated the nth day nf June, A. ■aid line, thence Northerly alon* eald Creek Etal, wllb tb* center line of Serentb elreet In filed aald certificate In my office, and haa fice of Hecrelary and Treaaurer may b# held tbe Town Hite' of North Cbnluuta. Seminole by one and Ibe same person. The Dlreclora made application few Tax tired lo leaue In aelo lie Intersection with Ibe Eaat Diosdery of Section IS,TowneMp 21, Booth of Ran*e 31 Coonty. Florida, rnn Soolh I.S3 mllea on lb* rordanre with law. Bald certificate ruibricea •lull be elected by tbe aturkhokler* el etch Keel, thence North alon* eald llen*e Line be­ East line of Seclloo* 29 and 32, to the Orange Ihe fulkiwlng .leverlied property altuated In annuel meeting. All other officers of lb* cor­ poration aball lw elected annually by lb* Hoard Befnlo.de County. Florida, to-wlt: tween Ilanxr* 31 and 33 Eaat, to the Quarter Coonty line, end Also those portion! of that certain highway »N " f NKU -f NEH *<f SWV, A NEH " f of Ulrecluts. '17ie annual meeting of this cor­ Section comer on the Eaat Dxjndary of Sec­ between Geneva ami Osceola, uml. particularly N E ', of M W Bee III. Twp. 21 8 .. Range 30 poration aball lw held on Ihe fire! Monday of tion Si, Townalilp 20, Mouth of llanft 31 East, ltegln RIO feet K. 13 acre*. The aald land being aseraaed al llie mouth of February of each year al aucb (hence Wept to l-ake Jraaup, tbenc* Norther­ described aa follows, to-wlt: ly, alon* Ihe East shore of l.ake JrMup to Ibe Weet of tb* Houlheaat corner of Section D, Ibe date of the laeutnre of aucb certificate In boor aa may tw fixed by the by-law* of lb* eorporeriiei. but may lw adjourned aa each by­ Hi, Johna Hirer, thence In a xeneral Easterly Township 211. Booth of Range 32 Eaet. Seminole tba name of E. C. Warren. direction up Ibe St. Johna River to and thruo*h County. Florida, la.td point being the Kail end Alao Notice la l.errhy given Ibat A. K. law* provide. Unlll Ibe .lecled l.ahc llamry. thence Southerly end up to the of the hrtrk rved oo the Sooth line of eald Rec­ SJobk-m, purrhaaer of Taa Certificate No 29i, . . . .officer, . . . .al Ihe , ,first _ annnsl , , |«lul where Ihe Ht Johns Hirer mweee theftl°o ®l. pm KMt 814 feet to the Soniheeet ................. .. ’ ■*! J --f. ' " ""**■ ha* fried ruF:»rallun ^ "aliall J ^ lw rondnrle,| ' I * . ' ; . I V ' . by , ^ the following tt! South boundary of Township 21, South, tbenc* comer of eald Section 8. thence North and •ald certificate In my ufflre and haa made apWest alon* said Township Line lo point of Northeasterly eking the road leading lo Osce­ pllr.ii..,^ f.,r Tav lied i« l«u»- |n accordance of firere, lo-wll: ' A. W. Freat. I'reeldent; R. 8. ola, 4434 fe*l to e point one mile from h*a*ln- with Mm the .,1.1 i.-r 11fit , tr eiuhracc. Ihe MeSel Vlcel'renldeut. C. I.. Weet, Secretary: l>eclnnlnx. fnllovvInu ilr-cillw,l pf,qw-fi i .liit.ir-l In Bend W II. Itrowntng, Treasurer, and lb* Hoard of The atwre deacrlled territory twin* Ooanty nln*. anil also Dim-lore si.*11 Lw the « !-,» . named officer* end Ileglnnlng at the Northern Irrmlnu. of the ■Mils iVrunly. Fk-rhla, tu s lt. CoaimlMtonrr'a District No. 6. Jolin I’legAii . The deecrlpllon of the propo.nl location of Cfoiniy road running from Geneva to OM-eola, N E ', u f H W I, ,.f 8 1 V , i.f M V 'i . Bee III, Article VI. the ro.ds and brtdxr. to te c«eralructed, hard aald point Iwlng 7<1 feel Norlliweal from tha T w p 2 ' 8 . IIAlice HI l: 2 's . I ' l r . The . . h i Tlie IIIgtieAf auhoiiv I uf tniletileitueea or Itsrenter line of the Florida East Cos.I Railroad l .n d Iw lli. surfaced and Improved, la as follow., to-wll; 1 .1 Ihe ,te le ' i.t Ihe leaiian. e I. Itlir to which (tits ,«,i|K,rAilnn may al That certain hixhway from Oviedo lo Gulden- and or* feel We. 1 from ll.e renter Hoe of the o f •ilrli i-vrtltti , l . In Ihe nniiie uf I iiXihiWII lime sulilret Itself .bstl lw Forty 'rtKiosand rod described ee foltowe to-wlt. Ilextnntnx In Osceola Cypres Company’s mill aiding, run U n le .. •eld c e r ll f l c a l e . ,h a U lw redrrtued a c Ihe Town of Urlrdd, Brmlnule throaty, Florida, boulliweatetly parallel with the Ek-ride Eaal in rilln g I** law l a . Iiee.l, w ill l«,u e thrrron k i Dollars Art tela VII. el ■ jmlnl PCO feet East of the Northwest corn­ Co* aI llaHried one mile. Sabi roeda and aald the 4th d a y u f Juke. V I '. Ilt21 The name* end residence* oft Itw autwcrltwr* roeda lo lie coualrurled of er of Meclliei 13, Ihiwruhlp 2 1 , South of IUn*e porttoua of aald Wllncw my nfflctel .Ignalure and aeal llila hereto and Ihe amount nf alnrk sulwctllwd *1* 31 East, run Weal 2100 feel, Ihence In a eurh width and of aurb hard surfaced material Ihe anil day uf April I I' 1921. as follows, and the salif sliires are hereby anbSouthrrralerly direction followln* the main ae may hereafter lw determined by the lloanl IBEAI.' E A. IK'UGI.AM. wrrllwd travelled road runnln* from Ovle«k> In Orlando of County Conimlaelonera. rierk ITrcull i ’lmrl. NO BIIARE8 approximately 3.9* mllea lo the i>ren*e County The amount estimated aa necessary (o pay Bcodnule foilnly. Fla. NAME KK8IDEMK MUHBCRIIIKD l.lne, and also, for tbe construction of Ihe roads and bridge, 37 01c lly V. M. DOI'GI AHM, D. C. A. W. Frost. . . . . . . New' York, S'. Y..........Forty That certain blxhway from Cbuloola lo the •et forth In aald petition la NINETY THOUS­ II. 8. Mrh'ati......... New York. N. Y............ Forty County Line, described •• follows. Iixwlt llr- AND Iliai.OOO.OO) Ikillar*. the cost of such in v r iT iim r u T John Cregau.............. New York. N. Y..........Forty xlnntng at Ibe Intersection of Ihe Eaat line construction to tw paid for by Ibe Issuance and Healed hhta will b* received by Ihe Hoard of W. II. Drowning...Ovtedp, FU.....................Forty Ilf Seclloo 2B. Township II, B-itth of llance 32 tale of lamda for eald apmnnt. payable thirty C*. 7k Weal..............Oviedo, Fla. .............Forty Kail, wllb Ihe center line t f X-cenib elreet year* after date, wllb Interest at tbe rate of alt. C ounty I 'cun m U.loner* of Iwk* IVinnly. Florida, HTATK OF FLORIDA. and Ihe Hoard of IVranly ClMiiiiilaaloners of In the Town Site of North Chtlloulj, Seminole per rent, per annum, eald lamde riot to lw aoM B em ln ole C ou n ty, Florida, meeting Jointly al COUNTY OF NKMINIri.E, at.: County. Florida, run Booth 1 Vi inllrs on Hi. or otherwise dtep-wed of for leas than par. Co ihla ilaj |miMiuiilly appeared twfore me, an Ihe Court lluuae In Tararea, Florida, for tb* East line nf Sec IIona 20 ami 3J to the Orange, NOW, THEREFORE. Notice la hereby glrrn conalructloo of a wwo>len (revile bridge Across officer duly authorised by law lo admlnlater throaty line, end. Ibat on tbe 17th day of May, A. II. 1921, an Ihe tVeklv* river, at 10 a. m. U i j 12. 1921. call.a and to lake acknowledgment, C. L.. Weal, Also those portions of that tertaln Mcltwey eleettuu will tw held within tba territory Fecb bid mail lw accompanied by a certl and W. II. Drowning, well known lo me, ami I d wr-n Geneve end Oa-wrla. if ire |>4 ftlcoUr. •ought to tw create,), rnoatltnled and establish­ kifiwn lo ms to lw Iwo of Ibe persons who ex­ ly deacrlled at follow* llexlunlu* Mu feet ed Inlo a Special Ib-ad an# bridge dlalrlcf, and fled cheek In Ui* auui of fir* hundred l|300) ecuted Ibe foregoing charter and who autwrrthed Weet of the M>uitt.eesl nrner of Section 9, aald election la hereby ordered lo lw held «*t •kdlere, made peyeld# lo T C. Bmylbe. Clerk the aatne, and they severally acknowledged be­ Townahlp 20, South of llaase 33 East, Meml •aid dale by Ihe qualified electors who are fur the Hoard of C.wrnly Conimlaelonera of fore me III aI they executed end auUcrllwd Ih* nol* Cuunly, Florida. Itald point leln* tha free holder* residing within the territory which lake County. Fkirhla, ee evidence of good •erne for the usee and porpiwet therein •ex­ Eaat end of Ihe brick road on Ihe Soolh line of It la pro|ow<l lo m a lt Inlo eald Hperlal Road faith. Tlie County Commissioners reserve (he right pressed. eald Seclloo 9) run East bin feet to Ibe ftoulh. and llrldge District, lo determine If tb* abor* Wllneea my hand end official aetl at Ovleilo, eaat corner of eald Section 9, thence North end described territory shell be runelllulrd Inlo a lo reject any or all bids. (Viplra of plana, •peclftrallona, propaaed con Keinlnul* Coonly, Fbdrda, tbla lha 20tb day of Northeasterly along tb* road leadls* to Osceola, Special Road and llrldge Dlatret of Bemlnole April. A. D. 1921. 4434 feet to a point one bill* from b**lnnlB(, Coonty, Florida, to be kDown ns HFKCIAL Iraet and bond may b* bad on application to IBEAI.) ‘ TIIEO. AULIN, T. C. Bmythe, Clerk of lb* lloard of Coonly and. ROAD AND BRIDGE DISTRICT NO. 3. and Juallra Pear*, 3rd I'lalrict, Also beginning at lb* Northern termloue of to furtber determine If them ahall.be con­ Conimlaslonara. Tavares, Florida, or from B. A. Reml noM Coonly, Florida. tb# County road running from Geoera lo Os­ structed within aald Special lload ami Rridgt Dooglaaa, Clerk of lb* Hoard of Coonly Ck>m- BTATE OF NEW YORK. ceola, aald point twin* 70 feel - Northwest District abort define,), permanent .roads and mlaalonera. Hanford, Florida, after April 20, COUNTY OF NEW YOllK.'ea.: from Ibe center line of the Florida Eaat Coaat bridge* aa prayed for and •• folly drecrllwd and on depoall of |3.00 which will be returned If On llila day pereunally appeared before me, Railroad ami CO feet Weet from Ibe Center •et forth In lb* petition oa file with the Hoard hid 1 a made. lly order of Iht lloard of Couaty Commis­ en officer duly authorised by lew lo administer Une of tire Osceola Cypress Company'* mill ald- of (Vmoty IXrtnmlealoner*. and also to farther oath! and lo tab* acknowledgment. A. ,7V. In*. ran southwesterly parallel with lb* Flori­ determine If NINETY THOUSAND (690,000.00) sioners of Bemlnole Coonly. Florid*. Frost. John Organ and R. R. MrNtb. known lo IHEALJ E. A. DOUGI.ABR, da East Coast Railroad on* mile. Said road* IVollirt shall tw ratted by lb* leeotnc* end Ml* me and known to ba three of Ihe persona de­ and aald portion* of slid roads to be con of bonds payable thirty year* aftrr date, bear­ Clerk. ter Ibed |n end wbo titrated Ih* foregoing lly V. E. DOUOt.ABB, D. a charter end* who euhacribed lb* aaiue, end they strutted of sorb width end of sorb herd-eor ing Interest el tbe rets of tlx per cent, per an *t-3le facto* material aa may hereafter be deter­ num from tb* del* of Ihe tel* of eald bond*, severally acknowledged twfore me that •bay mined by lb* Hoard of CVuiaty Commissioner* NOTICE OF AFFM0AT10N OF TAX DEED executed end euhacribed lha tarn* foe lha The amount estimated ae necessary to pay for the eald bond* not to be told for lees than par, Undar Bsctlon 676 .ef the Otaeral Btalstea tf nta* and parpoaa* therein ti pressed. tb* construction of said roads and bria*** 1* and lo be retired by a sinking fond derlred U* Slate af Florida In wllneM whereof I have hereunto M l my NINETY THOUSAND (690.000.00) Dollar*! tb* from a special tag to be aaaeaeed and collected Nolle* te hereby given Ibat Henry ruleh. pur­ band end offlrltl seal al Naw York Clly, 234 cost of such construction te lo be paid for by upon tb* property within aald district. The following (wreuoa ere appointed aa chaser of Tag Cerllflcale No. 400, dated lb* Franklin afreet. New York, thl* tb* 13th day tb* Issuance and sal* of bonds of Mid Special 3rd day of July, A. D. 1910, Km filed aald r*r- or April, A. D. 1931. Uoad and llrld** District, If ronatltoted, for Clerke end Inspectors of Mid Election: (ARAL) HERUKRT BRIOOi. llflrate In my offlro, and haa made application Freelacl Xe. 6— Or ted* Mid aovooat, payable thirty year* aftrr dat* t i t tag deed to laao* la accordance with law. Notary Pul)Ur, King* Couaty, • O. G. Walcott, Clerk. wllb Inter**! at tb* rate of six per centum per Bald certificate amhrarea th* following ilcw-rlb Kings Couaty Clark's No. 639. R. W. Swop*. annom from, tb* data of lb* Ml* of aald bond*, ed properly situated In Bemlnole County, Flori­ Kings Oeeiaty Reglaler'a No. 8317. R. O. Crawford, and'aald bond* are oqt lo b* sold or otherwise Naw York Coante CTtrk'a No. 473 da. to-wlt: , Steen Nrleoa, Inspector*. • disposed or for lee* than far* raise. Naw York Co. AfUteCa No. 8421. W H of NWH of NWH. Bee. ? l. Twp 21 B.. It 1a further ordered that a proper call for tbe polling place it Orledo lo be at Lawtoo Rang* 33. 20 sere*. My rummlieiua tiplr#* March SO, 1923. , • ■aid election In Mid district be Immediately Rroa.* warehouse. 8CIIEI.LE MAINER. Tlie said land twin* a n n a il at Ibe dale of FreeUct X*. 7__ Chuluota drafted, and that tb* aama be published Is tb* Attorney for I ncorpora tore. Ihe Issuance of aurli rerllflran^lia-lhe name uf C. I). Bromley, Clerk, newspaper aforesaid, for tb* full period of _________ 37-6te Julio I- llranrh. Unlrm said rerllflcal* shall ________ Sanford. Fla. N. C. Jacob*. time prrecrlbed by lAw. tw redeemed arcurdlng lo Ian lax deed will Is­ (). 0. Jacob*. Don* and Ordered In open eeasluc on this IX THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDIOsue therr"ii on the till day of June, A. D. 11*21. U. L. Dann, Inspector*. IAL CIRCUIT. BTATR OF FLORIDA, tb* 6 th day of April. A. D. 1021. Witness my nfflctel signature and seal thla the polling place at Cboloota to tw at Stanley I . A. URUMLRY. ■RMIXOLZ COUNTY. Ihe 29lh day of April. A. 0. 1921. Chairman. A Roger*' Store. I'eople* Itenk of Banfnrd, Florid*., a rorpornIBEAI.) E. A. DOUGLAlLH, Frecteet Xe. 6 .—Oabrtalla. L. P. HAGAN. lloa. Complainant, * ’ Clerk Clre-till Couil. B. E. Mather*. Clerk f t W . ENTZMINGKR, r*.. Bemlnole County, Fla. V . E. Me liter*. O. P. SWOPB, Retlly True! Company, a corpora lloa, at aL, 37flic Hr A. M. WEEKH. D. C. II. C. Darker, E. CURLBTT, Defendants. . A. W, Mortman, Inspectors. NOTICE OF a F p UOATIOX FOR TAX D XJ^ I Hoard of County Commissioners, II aptwsrlng by affidavit appended la 1b* blU 31 CIc ' of Seminole Cbunty, Florida. Ihe polling piece at Gabriel!* lo be et tb* 0le<l In (he *!*>** stated rsua* that tb* doSchool Iloose. Under Section 676 tf tb* Oeneral Butetea af fendsnte, BeyRHwir Parking CB., V. A. Stewart Precinct X*. I — Oanera and Co., U. W. Ileoderaon Co., C. U. Jot Ileu IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICthe BUte of Florida J. II. noddies loo. Clerk, IAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Nolle* U hereby glren that W. M. Black­ Co., Rewyer and l>ay, William Ilenry Mania, II. II. I’altUball, VXORIDA^-IX CHANCERY , wood. purchaser of Tax Cartlfleal* No. d40, Iron Clly Prodoc* Co., Edward Read nnd Bow. O. W. Culpepper, dated tb* Ini day of Jane, A. D. 1912, haa Bled II. It. Flak Co.. American Miaalactoriag Oa., Marta Johnson/ and 0111* Johnson, J. V. Wlcke, Inspector*, Mid certificate In my offlr*. and haa mail* J. A. ray an<| Egan CO., and E. A. Blmooda n. tb* polling place at Oerwta to be al the Town application for Tax Deed lo laaoa In accord­ nnd Boo Co., are foreign corporatton* having Axel W. Johnson, elite Oscar W. Spear, Roth HaR. ance wllb law. Bald rartlflcate embrace* Ihe no place of business within Ih* State af Flori­ Allcorn. Joined by her boaband. J. G. A11Said aleelloo aball be held In alriel compU- following described property situated In Basil- da and not aotherIted to do business la tb* ance wllb tb* genaral election tawa of tbe Rial* not* County, Florida, lo-wlt: Blata ef Florida; that there la no paraon In BILL YOR PARTITION of Florida, and tb* Clark* ami Inspectors bold­ Lot 7. Midway la Section 10, Township 21 I. tba trial* of Florida Iba iervlr* of a eohpoaua Whereat lb* abort named complainants hare ing Mid election shall Immediately make re­ Rang* 31 apoa whom would bind any of Mid defend­ •1. filed their bill fer tb* part 11Ion of Lot X Bloch turns of lb* result of atld election In tbelr re­ Tb* Mid land twlag aaaaaaad at tb* datl af ants; that tb* prloclpal pisre of busts*** of X Tier I of the City of Sanford. Seminole spective predact*, to lb* Hoard of Coonty th# tesuohew of aurb certificate la tha aana* of Mid named dafendeata are: Bayapur Packing Cooaly, Florida! and that It eppeara from tb* Commlaalooare. Bam lUriJSy Unless Mid rarllflcat* aball b* re- Co.. Topeka. Kaneee; V. A. Stewart amt On., affidavit of OtU* Johnson, on* of tb* cornDon* and Ordered In open teeeloo oo this tba •mad according to law Tax Dead wtU laaoa Naw York. New k'ork: C. W. Henderson Cb., ptelnaat* of tb* above entitled MU, that Axal 6 tb day of Apell. A. D. 1921. Knoirllle, Tannanaaa; c . (J. Jos Ur* o*., Phila­ erron on fha 23rd day of May, A. D. 1921. W . Johnson, alia* Oscar W. Speer. 1* oo* tf IBEAI.) L. A. IIRUMLEY, WITNBBB tay offlrltl algnator* and seal thla delphia. I'rnnsylvsnls: Bswjer and Iby, Hoatbe defendant* la tb* fnrtfoln* Mill that tb* lim. MasMrbMails; William llanry Mania., Chairman. Iba IStb day of April, A. D. 1921. abort aimed defrnd.nl la a resident ef tb* Philadelphia. Pennsylvania; Iron Clly t'rudue* L. P. HAGAN, (SEAL) X. A. DOUQLABS. State-of North Carolina and address la AabeOo.. Pltlahutg. I'eoraJlinnU; Edward Rend and C. W. ENTEMINOBR, I Clark Circuit Court, vllle, car* U. X HuspItaL That It la tb* be­ E. CURLBTT, i Hatnlnola Couaty, Fla. Boo. Detroit. Jllriilgan) U. D. Ftek Co., Itwrilief of. complained that he te over 21 yeera 0. I*. HWOI’ E. 33 0te. Hy V„ M. DOUG LABS, D. C. dence, Rhode lelxnd; Amerlran Manuferluring of a**I that there u no oo* la th* etat* tb* Ckt., Ilronktyn, New York: J. A. Fey and Egxn Hoard of County OammIaaloo«ra, service of anbpoena upon woe Id Mad tb* de­ Bemlnole County, Florida. NOTICE OF AFFUCATION FOR TAX DEED I V , CUcliuitll. Uhl*;* A / A . Minnad* nnd Baa fendant. Attaat: Uadar Bee Goo 676 af lb* Oauaral BUtutea af Cb., Dayton. Ohio: that A. J. Xvtne. oua af You are therefore ordered te appear te 'tbla tba defrndanta herein named l a ^ rem rnsldont X. A. DOUOLA1M, Cltrk, tba Itate af Dar Ida bill •( complaint oa lb* 16th day of May, Pri V. X. D0U0LABH,. D. O. 344le Nolle* te b*evby given that Fred T. William* of tba (Hate of Florida and l a a resident af 1921. v parcbSMr of Tax Cerilflrat* No. 103. dated th* Ft. Vallay, Georgia; that there U no ferae* It I* farther, ordered that tbla aotlc* be pabOth day of July, A. P, 1913, haa filed Mid to lha Rut* of Florida lb* service uf a m V NOTICX TO TAX FAYXRB 11abed far four eacceeelv#' week* le tb* Baapoena apo* whom would Mad tb* eald A. J. Nolle* te hereby glren Diet on end after rerllflralt In my oHI<*, and has mad* appU- Event; that ba la over th* age of tw*aly-o*a ford Herald, a newepeper published In Semi­ ration for lax deed t* la*** In accordane* with July 1st. 1931. no P»r*oo will b* permitted to nole County, Florida. law. Bald certificate embraroa th* following yeera: It te baraby ordered that aald foreign WITNESS E. A. Don*last, clerk of tb* ctr- redeem lag certificate* do* th* City of Hanford, deecritwd prvoarty altuated In Bamtnol* coonty, corporation* and now-resident ba, aad tbay are cnlt Court, sad the 0**1 thereof, tbla tb* 7lb Florida, txrapt upon payment of all Inter**! baraby, required ta appear ta th* bill of co*nFlorida, to-wn: lod costs dot thtrsco. day of April, A. D. 1921. plslat filed In aucb css* a* or before Masof BBH of NRH of RRH. -■*«• 22 . Twp. (SEAL) 'B . A. DOUOLASS, In order to beoeflt by tb* pr***at liberal 19NVi day, Ju m 6. 1921. atbarwiaa tba ~n~tril— of ll„ Rang* 30 X 6 acraa. . Clark. policy of lb* Clly. allowing tag certificate* te Tba aald land being aaaaaaad at Ik* data of •aid Mil will ba taka* as roafsaaed by aald da▼. V DOUOLASS, D. a lw redeemed upon tb* peyawal of 16* fa n at ' tb* taananea of aach certlfleet* In tb* m b * fendsnte. ■ THNTTORD * FERRYMAN. It 1* farther ordered that tbla order b* pabrerUflcala, plan roaal aad charge*, omitting tb* 64-41* latereel paymant moat be mad* before tb* tint of D. O. Crenabew. UateM Mid rartlflcate aball llsbed owe* a week for 4 ream retire wuake la Solicitor* far Oeeaplelaaata. be rsdeanvad according ta law ta* dead will la­ lha Baafard Herald, a newepeper pahltehad lr day * f July. 1*21. ta* tbaraan an tb* 4th day nf Ju m . A. D. 1921. Caanty and l u t e . By order of tb* CHy CommUatoa of tb* CttJ Wltnaea By aftldal algMtura and *Ml thte aald It doesn’t btlp much when the dove (BEAL) X. A. DOOQLARI, Of Santerd, Florida. tb* » t b day ef April. A. 0 . 1121. 63 4 te Clerk Clrrslt Court builds her neet in the cannon’t mouth. L. R. PHILIPS, (BEAL) « . A. DOUOt.ABB, J Q ly Audit** and Qterk, CUrk Circuit Court., The great need is something to stop 86 A 64*—Itw-e Ex b Im J* Opnaty, Fla. HERALD UUUALd ADS f * t n t o l t R . I7-4ta ' IF Fa M. DOUQLABS, D. 0 . livtrad R Q jrw h trt la Buford the diplomat’s mouth. Tbs Daily B snU -lI. • wwk. <L- l«.i • . . I %- * V . * • i . . ' v- , t .-’I ' > 41. .. '* 6 .. *4 1VM any I �11 -■% r . !_£_= J r w .-* „ = - - --__ , * *-^*1^ ' ' -:V i VA sajgfifoiAJlU; i rJ-:-_f-; 1?raL?L•-<•' —_ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, M AY 6, 1921 PERSONAL NOTES Leslie Hill spent the week-end with 1Mr. Rousscan is a form er employe of H ttU i his parents, Mn and Mrs. E. Krupp.' the Herald Printing Company, but is Mr. Hill was among the Sanford peo- ■now a linotype operator on the Mlarrii pie attending the dance at Winter Daily Herald. (Tram Ksadaz'* Dally) Miss Ruby Roy and Miss Bazell Park Saturday night. Rev. S. R. Walker and It J. Thrash­ spent the day in Orlando today. Mrs. John Loonardi entertained tho er left yesterday morning in Rev. D. L. Thrasher returned Saturday Junior Chapter of the G. F. S. with a Walker’s enr for Tampa, where Dr. afternoon from a business trip to supper and picnic nt Silver Lake Fri­ Walker goes to attend tho meeting of Southern College trustees. Mr. day. Tnmpa. Thrasher going to Tampa to sec his Mrs. Byron Ward o f the West Side sister, Mrs. F. S. Daigcr, Sr.. Mrs. Dean Tumor and party at­ tended the water meet at Winter Park suffered a bad fall last week, sustain­ ing among the injuries a broken Saturday, Mrs. Geo. DeCottes left yesterday wrist It Is reported that she Is get­ for Jacksonville, where she will be Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schultz motored ting along very nicely and will soon joined by Mrs. Ezell, V. P. U. D. C. From this point they will journey to­ to Winter Park Saturday to attend the be out. gether to Pensacola to attend the water meet of Rollins’ College. Among those attending the water state convention of tho U. D. C., to meet at Rollins’ College at Winter which Mrs. DeCottes has been ap­ Mr. Edward Rumph has been ill at Ills home for several days with a Park were Misses Pansy and Daphne pointed a delegate. Wimbiah, Kitty and Anna DuBose; threatened attack o f appendicitis. Assistant talent fo r the Students' Messrs. Harry Wimblsh, Curtis Bar­ Rev. A. S. Peck, Robert Denton and ber, Hamlin DuBose and Miss Virginia Piano Recital at the High School Auditorium Friday evening, May 20th, "Robert Holly were among those at­ Palmer. will be Mrs. Irene Haile, soprano, ac­ tending the “ Water Meet” of Rollins’ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson, companied by Mrs. R. R. Dess. There ►College at Winter Park, Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. McCoslin and Miss Mcll 'will nlso be a selection from the High A. S. Persons and Thomas Self o f Whltner motored to Ocala, where they School Quartette under the direction Georgia are in the city the guests of spent the week-end as the guests of o f Prof. Hnrold Bachc. C. A. Betts and are thinking of locat­ Mrs. Elton Moughton. Miss Ada Wagoner o f Kissimmee ing here in the vegetable business. . S. 0 . Chase took Frank Chase and will render several numbers at the Mrs. Walter Morgan left yesterday Albert Connelly to. Winter Pork Sat­ Cecillan Club at the studio of Mrs. A ir -T ig h t T int o f 6 0 for Jacksonville, where she will spend urday to witness the water sports at Fannie S. Munson, Saturday after­ A o k y o u r d o c t o r t o ch o w noon, May 7th. a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rollins' College. y o u th o n o w Y o o a t o J. K. Mettinger. o o m lo d t i n t o f 3 0 C h o t t o r Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Carter Pollard Frank Britt o f St. Augustine spent OoJdo. A o o m p e tt, o anv o n io n t m od o b o o lu t o l y Hugh Carter Pollard, whose mar­ Sunday with his brother and sister (nee Miss Pansy Wimbish) passed A I R - T / Q H T p o c k in g — to r i a g e to Miss Pansy Wimblsh took Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Britt at their through Sanford today cn route th o c i g c r o t t o o k o o p f r o o h Jacksonville. They will stop over in home on Palmetto avenue. place today, arrived here Sunday af­ in d e fin ite ly . Charleston and Summerville, S. C., ternoon-from Winston-Salem, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith and before going to their home nt WinsMrs. Thomas F. East and attractive daughter, Juanita, returned yesterday ton-Snlem, N. C. little daughter, Yvonne, have returned ; from Jacksonville, where Mrs. Smith Messrs. Gaines, Shaw, Franklin and from Okolomn, Miss., where they were and Juanita have been visiting her Grnuss from North, Ga., en .route to the guests of her mother, Mrs. Walter sister, Mrs. Rousseau. Mr, Smith Avon Park, old friends o f S. W. Brad­ Smith. going up Friday to accompany them ford, arc visitors to the city. They home. sold they liked Sanford better than Dr. J. N. Tolar is haying his house any town visited on this trip. on Tenth street raised and will build Dr. and Mrs. Caswell, whose wed­ a second story on it making the home ding was a brilliant social event TuesFrank L. Miller is attending the ono of the best and most comfortable j day at Atlanta, Ga., arrived here Sunin the city. • fa y tvening Among those from San- state meeting of the Florida Em- i ■--------ford attending this marriage Were Al- hnlmers nt Jacksonville this week. Mr. T. J. Miller in company with Jred Robson and John Melsch. Dr. and Frank is the efficient secretary of the "Mr. Chas. J. Rumph motored to Or­ Mrs. Caswell are pleasantly located dt association and much o f tho success of the annual meeting depends upon lando Sunday afternoon to visit Mr. 218 Magnolia .avenue. his work in the behalf of the asso­ TO ENTERPRISE Miller’s grand daughter, Miss Theociation. dora Miller, who is a scholar at the (Ftom Xondur'* Daily) B. of L. E. (Brotherhood of I^uioCathedral school. A party motoring to Enterprisc/yesmotive Engineers) give n Mg enter­ tainment in the Holy Cross Parish Annual commencement week o f u rday afternoon t<> attend the Vesper Forest Gatchel has purchased the House Monday night. May 2d, in Students' Piano Reritnl, under the services at All Saints church were Doyle house on Oak avenue and will compliment to their wives and ihe G. direction of Mrs. bnnnie S. ,Munson, Mesdnmcs A. E. Milt, A. T. Itossitcr, make several changes In the house I. A. This is n return for the enter- W'H be K'ven at the High School Audi- J N. Robson, Miss Hume; Messrs. B. and occupy it for his future home. tainment apd dance given by the G. 1. lnr'Um, Friday night, May 20th. The F: Whitner, Hnrold Bnche, Billy Hol­ The sale was made through Ed l^ine, A to the B of L. E. nomina] fee of la cents admission will den. Lyle.Tapp, Roger Edwards and the real estate man. be charged for program expenses. Rev. A .S. IVck. They w r,. met by Mr and Mrs Clifford Peabody, Seats may he reserved in rows nt the u inrge party from DcLand, among E M. Wilson has accepted a position who have been at the Welakn Apts., some price. Rows of eight seats will •Jim u iijt F, A, > torei bnd i l . 'J . with Byran-Wheeler Motor Comparfy, are now at the home o f Mra. I). A. he ?I 20. Rowb of nine seats will be Wilmshurst. The offertory was a tenor He comes from Tampa where he was Kelly on Oak avenue, opposite the $1 -Ifi. For reservations phone 2f>2. «oIo by Mr, Wilmshurst. with the Tampa Motor Company and Library. Psychological note: "We" won the is one of the best in the business. He —Get your Scratch Pads from The war; “ they" levy taxes. will have full charge of the repair Mrs. John Sauls of Enterprise, Herald— by ths pound— 16c. work on the Byran-Wheeler Company. who is well known in Sanford, leavcj Tuesday for Atlanta, Ga., where she -Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Holly were the will visit her son, Mr. Ralph Sauls, dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. J.,E. formerly of the First National Bank Ellsworth nt their home, Wildwood nnd Dutton Company of Snnford. Kook on Benrdall avenue yesterday. Later Mrs Sauls will go to the north­ Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth hnvc a fine ern part of New York State, where place on the avenue and aside from she'will spend the summer with her having n nice form believe in flowers, sister. trees and shruhs nnd the Nook is among the show places of the east, 1rrorn T u t i d i j ' t Dally) aide. Rev. A. S. Peck was in Orlando yes­ terday on business. Hon. Forest Imke is not only a banker but he is a grower as well and John Russell of Sanford is in vtilh F. F. Dutton of this place nnd Tampa for a short stay. He is stop­ N. A. Colbert of Moorchaven has ping at tbc DeSota.—Tampa Tribune. about one hundred acres in tomatoes •in the Moorchaven section and they Miss Nita Moore, one of the toachare just beginning to ship them now. cr« at Cathedral school nt Orlando, We had a basket of these tomatoes was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. K. R .! todny and if they nre all like these Messrs. Lake, Dutton and Colbert Murrell, Sunday. ought to make a billion. Miss Lois Warren spent Sunday af­ ternoon In Orlando as the guest of Among Uncle Sam’s navy boys home friends.' on a furlough arc Jim Dandclake and The ^ale o£ a cLojSw ifli a moral THERE’S AN old gag. m m• THEY USED to pulL • • ft SO OLD that nowadays. • • * PEOPLE THINK It’a now. • • • ABOUT THE man who had. • * • . < TO SHOOT his dog. • • • AND A friend asks. "WAS THE dog m a d r • • • AND THE first guy. • • •SAYS, "WELL, he wasn’t A COUPLE of packs. THAT THIS described. • • • SOME 8MOKE8 he'd tried, DO SATISFY." • • * C IG A R E T TE S L t t " - / (From Monday'* Dilljr) T obacco C o. FOND REMEMBRANCE Of LITTLE FRANK CRENSHAW lay them away stained by i mother's tears, today and Misses Agne. Dumas, Precious keep«k«'t'hn>ugh the comjn years ..on n Dnphne Wimbish, Pansy Wimbish,: w unman, j ing Marie Teague, Florence llertry nnd Lay ’ them away with heartstrinfj Merrie Francis Ball. Messrs. Robert wrenehed nn() torn Deane. Hudson Ball, Hawkins ^Con- Dut But through through the the* gloom „f C(5miq nelly, Ned Chittenden, Harry Wimyears bish, Tom Martin and Hugh Carter His little things will open the fountei Pollard of Winston-Salem, S. C. . tears. * (r There is some fear that cutting the them away, and sacred memory cotton acreage In the south will re­ Will cluster round them till hi* f*ci duce the wool clip this year. wo see— IN T E R N A T IO N A L H A R V E S T E R C O M P A N Y ' .U S A H otu a and 15*000 V to U n In the United S taia -i ‘ . <. ■ yers swimming party out at Palm Springs . Full information regarding our lower prices on binders, mowers, and all other harvesting, haying and ' corn machines, tillage implements, tractors, engines, and all other I H C farm machines can be obtained from any International Dealer. - IN & M A joily crowd enjoyed n delightful Wei] T h e reduction in the price of steel comes after all the material for the machines and implements we will sell this year has been provided, and will there­ fore have no bearing on the manufacturing costs of such machines. H owever, it does enable die Com ­ pany to buy materials at lower prices for future m anufacture, and in a ccord a n ce w ith o u r an­ n ou n ced policy we n ow quote those prices, the Company taking the loss on machines already fin­ ished and materials on hand. mm ig g e t t SWIMMING PARTY A ll lower prices take effect at once 92 root Choice tobaccos, Turkish and Domestic—a blend that literally can't be copied—a special moisture-proof wrapper for their extra protection—on every count, Chesterfields "satisfy." OF C0UR8E that was. In view of the recent reduction in. the price of steel, w e now announce lower prices for our entire line o f farm machines and implements not covered by reductions previously announced. C h ic a g o OU’ L L en joy Chesterfields. There’s something in their mild Y smoothness that goes right to the BUT HE wasn’t * • • SO VERY well pleased. Now at Lower P rices Miss- Adelaide Higgins returned home last night from Atlanta, where Henry McLaulIn, Jr., has arrived she nttendrd grand opera. home from Chicago where he has been George Laughtin of Florence, S. C-, for some time finishing up his course general chairman of B. of L. E.t is in in optometries nnd he is now a full town visiting his friends, Ned Har­ fledged optomertist and will hang out rison and J. R. Lyles. Mr. Laughlin his shingle in this city as soon as he can get a suitable office. Henry is came down to attend thF* banquet •one of Sanford’s most popular young given last night by the B /o f L. E. men, a graduate of Sanford High and one that will make his mark in the Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Douglas and world. daughter, Virginia McDanlcJ, motored to Bunnelle, where they were the Mr. and Mrs. Bradley and their guests of their son and his wife, Mr. •on, lister, Jr., who have been and Mrs. Martin McDaniel, fo r the spending the winter at the Shirley week-end. Apts., have gone to their summer home* at Douglas, Mich. They made Mr. and •Mrs. C. W. Stokes and many friends while here, who regret daughter, Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs. to have them leave, but hope that C. L. Millitzer "and family formed a they will return again this fall. congenial party motoring to Orlando Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Wiggins and their attractive daughter, Dorothy, ar­ Mr. and Mrs. Froy Roussean and rived Saturday to visit their mother, family of Miami are In the city visit­ Mrs. Ella Leffler. Mr. Wiggins spent ing Mrs. Roussean’s parents, Mr. and the week-end, but Mrs. Wiggins and Mrs. J. E. Vincent They are on their . baby will spend the week here, much way to Seattle, Wash., In their car to the delight o f her numerous friends. and expect to be gone all summer. FOR THEY sure. THEY DIDN’T exactly. • • • MAKE HIM mad. Entire Line o f Implements Mr. Jerome of Winston-Salem. N. C., was here Monday to attend the wedding of his brother-in-law, Hugh Carter Pollard, to Miss Pansy Wim­ blsh. I I ONLY hope you’re g o t SO DANQ well.pleased.” • • • AND A chip told me. M ore Price Reductions by anv Harry Terwlllegcr, who ore making good rworda in the navy. Harry is on the Ncvadaand has just been down to Panama anti expects to take.a cruise ■on the Pacific later on. Jim has also been at Panama and may take a ■course on shore at one of the training schools before treading the deck again. MY CUE to slip him. • » • A REAL cigarette. • * • AND AFTER he'd taken. • • • A GOOD pull or two. • • • INTO HIS constitution. • • • HE GRINNED and said. • • • "THE ONLY way these. • • • WILL EVER make you mad. t • • IS THE way. • • • YOUR FRIENDS eat 'sen opt. Until in robes of purest yrhito, With harp swept' hy his little finjm blest, His smile will banish all the gloom cf night And call us to tho Father's endlfil | rest. Lay them awny. No more will his littk j ' feet Run t o ‘the door with smile so sweeL; Upon the shores of brighter, endless j day He stands, n o smiles and waves his1 little hands, And after we have quit life's wesff way We’ll, greet our baby in that better land. —Written by one who knew and loved him. WIMBISn-POLLARD (Tram Taaaday'a D.Ilr) An event o f interest to many thraout Florida and North Carolina wtf the marriage of Miss Pansy WimbiA eldest daughter of Capt and Mn Wimblsh o f this city, to Hugh-Car* ter Pollard of Winston-Salem, N- & | which took place yesterday momkf at 11 o’clock at the home of tb* bride’s parents. Only the immediil* family and a few close friends wit­ nessed the ceremony. Dn S. R. Walker, pastor of t* Methodist church, was the officiri^ clergyman. ' The lovely home wms beautifiw decorated with Easter lilies, ferns H* The bride w ore. » dark* blue «** suit, with a becoming hat o f bio* t* Immediately after the cererootf.] Mr. and Mrs. Pollard left for OrU«* where they were guests at a we<tf*f breakfast, given ■by the bride’s ents. Mrs. Pollard Js a beautiful and *£ complished young lady, who has w*® friends by the score since her srrhw here a short time ago with her ents from Winston-Salem, N. Cis with deep regret that her msrrisf* takes her away from Sanford. Salmagundi, this season will f l « . , any school publication in state and the High School pup a n making ft should fe d Sally" thla year. �• • 4 v ‘ ly* * • ‘ • : j . ;;; i' , ... . . _ ' • • r»*s' rTM / fv* r.sr; ‘ # Vi *-.>«£ - *■--*- r , V. - ^. .i i i S g S S f i i f c ^ ' i A • ir<9<. T H E SA N FO R D W E E K L Y H E R A L D , F R H )A Y , M A Y NOTICE! 6, 1921 • • Notice U bmby « ! " ■ * * t tta followUy daoertbad Uad*. oc » mne* tUr ^ f M *111 ^ ,ftt~ T to P»T U * amocn td n a fb r U ia a barala Ml opposite to the u a i , toyathar with amt «? salt and adrortteUy. .will be MU at public auction on Monday, [ha eth day of ’ ___a n 5*5 . at tba Co«rt Ilaca Doer, la tba City of Sanford, tba County of Bob Im U. L u T t a U FfcrU*. * * ItracrlpUoo of I.anil. T. a u 1 & 1 5 £ c i X < Amount of Taiea and Coela DtectlpUoa of I^nd. I '* . A A modal of T a n s aad Coats 7 1 u 1 i \ ' Ii b ◄ i a L. Winy ............................ MJ 8.91 I-Ola 21. 22 . 23 and 29. Block O .......... Abrtbam Thompson •••••••. 7.1 19.08 Lot 37. Block O .............................................. Lot 88. Block O ............................................. Maliklib Mack .....* • • « • 7.1 T. Amount of T*ir« I-ota 41 amt 4X Block O ........................a .. Unknown ........ .. 01-0P H. H. OABNEB 8 ADDITION TO MARK1LAX PARK B Q 0 H T 8 aa Bacordad la Flat Bock Vo. 1 •n<l C<Nti All Unplatted Part Block G ............................ i* ui C. U Wing .............................. 1.T8 imtflptloa of P»*a II, Bamlsala County Bacctda All UnplattrdAl'art Block J Unknown . . . . . . . . . . • . • • . 9 9 0' land. * i i Ic U IS and 19. Block K .................. ................... Unknown ........................ 98.90 Lota 33. 34. and SO to SO (leas W 130 a a N. H. 0 ABNER'S BECOND ADDITION TO K A B B H A X PARK HXIOHTS aa Reeotdad U Plat ft.) and CO and 01 (laaa N 33 ft.) m l Beak Ha. 1, Fe*e 10, Seataola County Becordi 1 Block K .................................................... l & ◄ a L, Wing ............................. TJ 1 t-ota IS and 19, 11lock K .................................. II. 0. Uaaklna ...................... 10.23 m u of 8W U #••••#•••••••••«•••••••••• 23 £1 19 29 THE 8UB-DIV1SI0N OF SOUTH SANFORD as Baoardad In PUI Beak Ns. 1, Pay. M. Bamlnala 40 Unknown TUE TOWN o r SANFORD ei Bacordad U Plat Book No. 1. Pafea M to 94 and 111, 111, US. County Bacardi 40 | ^ u af SWH ................................................. »26 19 18 »29 D. Potter 114 and 117, Seminole County Bacardi. Lots 22. 23 and 21. Block B ...................... Frank naU . . ■ 111 yard# of NNU of NHVl .................... 28 19 19 29 11 Her. 102.7 ft N of BE cor of Lol 4 Chapn-c oa a. Hat I’atar Miranda at, al B 40 ft Lot 28. Block II .............................. O. W. Benton ••••••••9.9 man A Tucker-a Addition to Sanford, tat*, af B. Llae of NBVt of N I K .......... 23 19 29 Iota 30. 31. 3X S3. 31, 33. 30. 37 and run N M l.13 ft N C O dec 17 mtn W ' I r u g 1.47 eb. W 12.29 cb. N 9.83 cb 38, Block 0 ............................................... Unknown ...................... , , , . . 121.23 ft B 404.18 ft E 113.4 ft. Lot 21 and N K Lot 39. Block 0 .............. Unknown C to Gt. Una 8Ely to bay .......... 8 Unknown r. L. Woodruff 00*9919*091 SX79 Ikt 43, Block C ( . t . . , . , , , . , , . , . , , , , , , , , !* bay. ..................... 3 21 Frank Hnll i , , , , , , , , , , , , , , M 1 c b N of 9 1 CM, of HEK of ’ Hey at MV pt of lota of Sanford Are Lol 4*. Block D ............................................. Anna M. DeFormat ............ . O f N IK ....................................r..................... 28 19 29 with Commercial Bt. run N 427.27 ft Lot 33, Block D ............................................... Anna II. DaFormat .............. raa N 4.29 cb. W 7.8 eb. N XT4 cb. N 00 dey f f min W 123.10 ft 8 471.SO W 11T cb. 8 T cb. a to b tf............ ft B 117 f f to bey.................................... Unknown a.................. .. 99.43 FLORIDA LAND AND COLONIZATION COMPANY'S ADDITION TO SOUTH BANTORD aa B9* 12 B. r. Jan 4.S3 Dee at NW pt of Inla of Commercial Bt , u Of NV4 of NW K af NHK and WV4 of carded la Plat Beak No. I, Pay. T9, iamlnale Oanaty Raoarda with Palmetto At* run N M7.04 ft of WVi of MWV4 •* NBU ................... 94 19 19 29 39 90 lc t 1 Lain Bento. X 79 B. T. Cbambat lain N ea dey 17 min W 418.21 ft S IU af SWH Of 8814 aad BEK of BB)4 .84 . 84 1919 »29 M J. U t 3 ............................................................... Arthur Ployd ........................ T.l Unknown M" 711.89 ft Ely aloof N Una of Commer­ I * af 88)4 Of NEK of N I K .................. S3 19 29 8 D. Lot 43 .................................................................. Ed. Boykin a . . . . . . . J. Lawler aao oo oooeaoo cial St. to bey .......................................... I n . 20 tba. 8 of WW cor, lot l . . . . . . 86 19 » Unknown ................................ 327.19 Lota 23. 31. 39. 37, 38 and 39......................* • Unknown Via E 5 eh. 8 10 ch. W 8 eb., N Dec 209 rt N of NE cor of lnta of Park Are with Commercial Bt.. run N 393.27 10 cb............................................................... 8 B. J. WHITE'S SUBDIVISION OP PART OP RZO. 99, TWP. 19 RANOE 99 na L it ft 8 f » dry 17 min E 139.10 ft S 40 Loknowe . . . ............................ NWK of NWU •••_•■•.................................... M 19 20 U PUt Bank Nt. 9, Pays 41. BnmlaaU Oanaty Raearda 308.80 ft W 148.9 ft to bey.............. ggu of 6614 o( NWU .............. .... ............. 86 19 19 Unknown 19X03 10 uSi^U8- Po,Uc............. tL n Ona-balf tntrreat la Black 1 ...................... v> ••••••••••••99 18.T8 •9999000000000 Dey at lata of N line of rultoa Rt with t l S of IV I 4 Of NW K and 8W)4 of One half Interest to Loti 8 to )*, Block ^ W line of Park Are, run N 489.34 ft N .NEK of N1V() and NWK of NEK of ** •#- a I t * aI <•♦ IT.OS 2 t * !i U u • CO dey 17 tnto W 123.1 ft 8 330.73 ft BWU aal NH of I V H af NE 1-4 of • U t l . U>. J X J I B , E 117 ft to bey ■WK and boy. SB cor of NW K of Unknown •otooooooo 1 . . 131. S3 L. 0 . BTRINO FELLOW'8 ■U B -D m llO N aa Recenled U PUt Beak Na. 1. Faya U , tai Bey NE pt of lata ParkAre with Com­ BW)4 i i M i i M m M M .i i i m i H i i i i i i 99 '19 29 •County Raearda mercial 81. roo N 101 ft B 148.8 Baa N 11.43 cb. W 7.04 cb. 8 11.42 . la>ta 1 and 2. Block A ..................................... W . B. Hawkins .................. 13.69 . „ „ i e.*- | .\u rt B 104. ft W I48.B ft tleaa Lot 4 cb 1 T.04 ch 8 H of Lots 12 and 13, Block A .................. * Mrs. Mas Packard .............. 1X78 Bloch I Tier 31 Block 1. Tier 3 .v T ... “ • BS^J* .......... 49.17 Unknown ........ 33.43 WVk of NEK of H ff)i .............................. 89 19 29 Cnmar B. Pottac.................. 4.92 Ail Block 1 Tier 10 ...................................... Drew P»r. Co. 37.70 CHAPMAN * TUCKER'S ADDITION TO BANFORD na Reeaidsd U PUt Bank Nn. 1, Pay. 9d, Bay 12)4 cb N and 10 cb B of H Sac. Bey 133 fl IV of NW pt of Iota" of peat oo 8. lino * * * * * * * t * * i,i,iiM ,* .i 19 19 90 Baalsalt Oanaty Raoarda let Bt. with relmetto Art. Ran N 1*0 rua W 29 cb. N i l / aloof ily to St. \ *• ' . 9, 0, Slid T* Mock 0 99999999999999A Ua Oe 8l*tOO a*9»tl t tllll* 810.80 ft E 133 ft N to Commercial Bt W to lobna r im BBly aloof r t m to b t f ... lot 10, Block 2 Mrs. M. L. WHyfct mm »« B. T. Wyna . 00000000*4800 P.Ofl Band Ate B 104.2 ft. B 1S3 ft 8 1U af Baaford Gt. Booth of 0. B. 7X00 tv. A. lotfler lot X Block 4 , ( , , t i i , , . , , ( , t ( t , , , , , , , , , to Pint atreat B to bey. Unknown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 980.30 Lot X Block 12 .............................................. 13 10 Rf. .................. ................. ............. ... 10 It tO ISO Unknown Unknown _44#ea*eaaeeeeee«e •oooooooooooooooo 170.00 Into I. 2 aod 3. Block 2. Tier 3 .............. Hanford llotal ConatrucE 30 ft of Block 13 Frank Hatch ............ ............. A 90 Hon Oo., Inc. . . . . . . . . 814.30 tola Mlmpaon . n - J O * » H aa Recorded U Wat Beak Bn. 1, Pay, 114, lamteate Oanaty Keeotda N t a f t of lo t 4, Block 1.......................... . Lota I. X 7, A 9 and 10 and NWU Block X (Wld Ex. Al'd) ............ Tier 7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Unknown ................................ 343.80 Bey 98.8 ft N of 8W cor Block 19 Lots 10o 17 _snd 11 oooooooooooooooooooooo • Unknown •••••900000000 M, 10 , . -• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a 21.00 NWU Block X Tier 9 ............ ............... Drew Do*. Ub...................... 4X73 Nk Lot U •••••••••• •••••••••0 0 0 00 0 ran N 08.8 ft. B 90.7 ft. to Pump J. M. OfWib/ ...................... 1 3 .T0 Lot 1. Block 3, Tier 1 . . ................ . * ............ Unknown ........................ 93.33 Branch Hwly alony eatile to pt B of Lots 07 to 02 ••a••• ea9•a000atf eaaa••e•ao• Unknown ................................ 00.03 lley NB cor of Lot 3 Hun H 2 ft W 73 ft, U t 409 rt N of HW cor lot 03 ran N 00 bey. W 73.9 ft. to bey ...................... Clifford Holman. A 38 8 2 ft W 41 ft N 4 ft K 119 ft ft, I 100 n . 8 M ft. W 1M f t o . . . C. R. Wtbb .................... •............. 803 to be, Block 3 Tier 3 ............................. Unknown 3-03 WEAVE. ADDITION TO SANFORD aa Bacordad la rlat Beak Na.. 1, rayae 74 and 189, Semina l. Lot M. ■ ft of 50, all 00, aod 4.10 icrra South 21 ft of Lot IX Block 3. Tier of 00 N of B j ....................................... County Raearda • •••••••••••••##«•• 83.19 n. W. Iteration .................. 179.80 All UlOCkl A IO() U aaaak9.aaa.aa ama•••a• Lou 63b oo. 70, 71 snd 72 ...................... . Pe W a Tllbolt . . . . . . . . . . . 8^88 Lnknown .................................... 70.00 WH Lot' 4. Block 3* Tier a! I It 11111111* I * 0. L. Thrasher ...................... 179.30 tola I. 2 and 3. Ill«k O ............................. Lot W o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • |• • • 0 • • • • a • • • • • • It. W. Herndon ................! 1A90 D. D. & lie baa ..................... T0.90 Lot II, Block 3. Tier 3 ..................................... ' It. W. Herndon ............. 391.09 Iota I. 3 and 3. Block P ....................... L0U B, C, sod D oooaof IOIOO4400 IOM4 W. II. Manaon ....................... 9X00 Unknown ................................ 41.71lot 0. Block 3. Tier 3 ................................. 4. O. Bhlnholoer .................. 78.00 W 112 ft of l ot 9. Block P .......................... Lots r , 82, 83, 84 snd 8 3 * , , , , , , , Ram'l Klein .......................... 10.23 l otfiova 70.90 l-ot 2. Block 3. Tier 7 .............................. Urn. Mayyta F. Barnes . . . . 29.73 All llloek II ..................................................... IV^ Of L^t 100 ooaaaoaoaaaoaoaaoaaaaaaaaa It. W. Herndon .............. 10.28 Uaknown 21.98 l.ol 3. Block 8. Tier 7 . . .................................. It. nueksbaum ...................... 33.00 All Block I ....................................................... LOt 101 aaa•aaaaaa••aaaaaaa, •, . . . . . , , . . . B. W. Herndon ...................... 10.28 Lokaowa ........................ 20.10 Ix>t 3. Block 3. Tier 7 ..................................... a. W. Venable ...................... 143.70 lot I. Block 3. Tier 8 ................: ............... 1. It. Wllllama ................. 78.00 HOLDEN REAL ESTATE COMPANY'S ADDIT10M TO BANTORD na Bacordad U PUt Bank NA rLOBIDA LAND AND COLONIZATION COUFANT'B PLANTATION* lot 4. Block 3. Tier 10 ................................ Draw , Dae. Co................... *. . I.7.S0 1. Pays It, Bamlnala County Raearda Aa Baoardad U PUt Book No. 1. Pa«« 1*9, \amlnola Oaunty Baoorda llenry tAndoin .................... 107.90 lota It and 12, Block 4, Ttrr 1.................. Nat 22 IjoI 4 ................. ............ ............... .............. * John U « « n .......................... 18.16 Unknown ................................ 72.00 lot fl and .V , of 7. Illuck t. Tier 2___ »\ I*. Illnee .......................... 83.10 Eh A E'a of W'J N of Eta land A Col. Mrs. Sydney Ckrruwar • lot II. Block 4, Tier 2 ................................ Co. Calory Plant, (Icaa B S-4 of EH and CELERY AVENUE ADDITION TO SANFORD aa Recorded U PUt Bask Na. 1. Payaa U * and 199 (Widow's a i. A l 'J ) .... 19.01 . Icaa brf. 979 ft N and 1987 ft W of fUmtnoU CouiiIt iMordi lota 4 and-3. Block -4. Tier 3 ...................... Mr*. H. 0. Shlnholser ...........218.33 Lot 3. Block A ......................r.......................... 9E cor of Bac. run N 821 ft W 943 * B. U Dlcklnnoo .................. 4.9T w>4 lot 1, Block 4. Tier 0 ................... H. U. Hhlnholeer .................. *1.09 lo t 13. Block A ................................................. ft, fl 439 ft BEly M l ft. B 101 • T. A. Nani............................... 4.2T t: f j ft or lnta 9 and 7 tleaa H OVi ftl ft 1 ............ . 33 19 SO 144 Unknoara 181.00 Unknown ....... 91.00 Block 4. Tier 0 ........................................... . Oaf IKS ft W and 073 ft N of HE cor MELLONVILLE na Bacordad la PUt Beak Na. 1. Pays HO. Samlnole County Raearda. , 1. D. Warren B!t of NWU. Block 4. Tier 3 ) ............ . 11.3* ta li 1 and 3, llkwk 34 .•••■....................... of "W H ..................................................... 23 IS SO * John Buaaall 99.78 Uuknown . . . . lnta 1 and 2. Block 3. Tier 3 ........ .............. XM.ID ti.le I and 3, Block 33 ............................. run N 1739 ft NWly to W Una of aac. John lltusell-.......................... 29.78 Ilmry Wlytit 10.1 20 All llinrke 40 and tl ..................................... lot t». Block 3. Tier 3 .'................................... S to pt 073 ft N of 8 ltoa of Bcc. U JiJin Burnell . ...................................... 38.93 8 12 ft of Int 12 and all 13 tleaa ley to bef (Icaa E 230 ft.) .......................... JO Unknown 73.23 BE ror Int 13 run N 02 ft W 29 Ha| 12h cb W ot u Bcc poet on B lin e .... 29 19 90 BLOCK 0 OP MELLONVILLE aa Racorded la Plat Back Na. 1, Pays t l , Bamlnala County Raoarda ft 8 22 ft IV 14 ft 8 40 ft B to lion N 10 cb W 3H cb B 30 eb. B U lley. NB cor of tut 43 ran W 37*4 Beyl, Block 6. Tier 3 ............................. I*, t. Hi faalier 99.00 ch N 10 cb ............................................. fl H 133 ft E STK ft N 133 ft............... J. K. Viuytun .................. 90.80 ■ JJ. Back 4.SO 1Billi 1 anti 2. Illonk 0. Tier 10 Mary 8. Dlrktue to ; sd S 247th ft of l4it 4d ................................... .. Unknown ................. 39.88 ■nt! >: 10 .1 4 ft •af s WVi 14,l 17 ................................................. Eva A. Herndon .................. 7X39 M- U. SMITH S SUBDIVISION Or SECTIONS UllklMin n 03.30 Tier 13 Aa Hecorded In Plat Book No. I. Pay a W. Seminole County Baoorda’ w (57 fl •of lot* 0 and 10 Blocki 4. 3. 0. 7. 8. 9, 10. 11. 13, 13 Ileg. I2M ft 13 of MV euf l*ot 4 ............. 29 10 31 II. W. Herndon .................. I1M.03 Tlrr •t linn W 20.1 ft N to pt on Meander It .......................... ....................................... Unknown .............. . 193. SO l.ol I'hkfinwti ............................... 10.90 7 Tier llloek fl. Bbxka 21. 22. 23. 24. 23, 20. 27 and l ine I Ait 4 II In pi., N of beg. M II (* Hr. kilts .IH All llhu k ft. Tier 1ft 110.26 8.8 Uuknown to l<eg . . . . ............................. ............. Unknown .................................. 143 93 ladll 1 ami NS 1Alt *» ■lid a 1a< 0 ft K bkrk IS liras part N of Ily.) and all blocka 21 IQ 31 Ileg 202 fl W of Nil laO l 4. .. \v fl .N A H .H In NW ■ m l XI I'J 33 and 40 ...................... 1......... ; ................ Ilun N to Hec line W 100 ft H to Unknown ................................ 72.83 ror of L>l 3, ttml IV 0 fl i Bkicks 41 and 42 ...................*........................ N line of liot 4. K 100 ft..................... 4 Unknown .................... .. 4x 43 W. \Y. Uwle ........... 00.03 7., Tier 1 Illoc-k 3*>t 2, Ileg .--IU fl V. of NW cor l/H 4................. 2M 10 31 Block 47 (lesa Crlfoira'a part and Iraa '• r l S 'e f |f W II. Wight 7200 1All M. llloek 7. Tier 0 Ilun N to Her line, U 1 4 *0 ft, M to W 4 of N 210 ft. of Block 47, aod leaa It J II0II7 I7V30 1Bill■ 1 aml 0. lll(K*k 7. 1irr 1 4.9Q Unknown ........ ..................... N line I A » t 4 W to t>eg 4 Led ch I! and W by 9.30 cb. N and H J W. OoMauiltti , ........ 7 r.2 Ueg HW **<»r |Ait 2 ....................................... .NW e. lll<* k 7. Tier 10 00 E Side) ................................................. 2i IQ 31 Unknown ..................; ............. 22.33 Ia»i ‘ h. (' I. Wing . 311.03 llU k M, TUr 1 IVh of Block 63 ............................................. Ilun N1120 ft U 310 ft H1120 fl .Unknown ................................ 30.00 IA.I M. Illurk «. Tlrf 2 ............................. Mary (). Ci»unr||y.....................M7.Hu H a Hen Monro# . . . ...................... 9AM W 3|0 ft ..................................................... L H Haber ....................... 32.00 0 rh fnmt N 41 fl. 14*1 2. Illork !». Tlrr 2 .................. hy 20 rh deep tn HI) cur M. M. SMITH'S THIRD SUBDIVISION aa Bacordad In Plat Bock Ho. 1, Faya SO, Bamlnala Ia*l 0, r. I*. Ilium .......................... 13 40 10. TUr I ...... ....................... 10 Ait 2 ............................................................ 20 I0 19 *.11 11 Oouaty Records N. II llarner ...................... 441.03 Ileg I41 IajI n. Illot k 10. Tier *1 ............................. ft W of HW rnr U l J 20 ID 31 Ipia I. 2. 3 and 4 .................. Unknown ................................ 39.80 I>»( 4. IU‘ *4k 10. Tier 7 J M IMnkU 42 70 . .......... Ilun N iW iO ft \V 203 ft H G O O ft Lota 12. 13 and 14 ............................................. Unknown .............................. S8.90H\. lira. H |00 fl of MW », >, lllnrk 10. . . . 30 33 J Lou U! and 17 ............................................. fl ..................................................... Unknown .................................. 21.38 Marltia l*blll|w r * 7.H2 W 'j II ff90SHW Tier IA .............. tu* Unknown .......... ..................... 21X80 lore la t„ 3t ................................................... U »lf94 \v 0 rti of H»^) 29 IP 31 Unknown ................................... 439.20 «f l/»l * aitil N H fl of lol U Illurk Ileg M*. pt of Inla of Union and (*hapSflt liras hey no 8. Una Bt. Uert. Aaa. r. it lutnrr 70 mi 4 — . 4 . . u x I.. . . . . a It Tlrr 2 man Atmuea, run II on Union A>e snd E line of Hec. Bun B GOO rt. W I A*t -J BfHl II 12 4 ft IA»t 4 llrM S 7 fl.) 2-*«o ft .Nb at right anglr« tn l-*kr . 330 tl. N COO ft. K 330 ft and lesa ' 7. . Harry i WlUun 7230 •4iK m *• Illurk II. Tier 4 . ........................ Mntinr Wly alung lake to Uhapman StVh) and EH of BEH .................. 29 19 30 197 H Unknown 171.10 IAita 0 anti 7. Win. It o lh a u ilj...................... km 83 Illurk 12. Tier 3 ................. \%e Sly alttfig II ahle of aarne to Be,. NE cor of NWK .............................. 29 19 30 I nktmiwn M K0 I *»lB r* an«t 7. Itl**rk 12. Tier 4. 4 John fluaaell ..................... 880.80 30 ID 31 run IV to- W llna Sanford QL B 23 t#lg • T . J Miboncg ...................... 40.30 Ia.! M. Illurk 12. Tlrr 5 ................ . . . ----2 07 ■rrr* on N rntl of follow 1« g l^g dr, W 4(1 cb. E 29 ft. N to bey (law klr* Mar) Houlihan Ia»ia ii autl 7. Ilk*k 12. Tier 7 of line M K iifnrtl with Ini** of II (it ■l part N and E of HI. Gert. Are. and (\\l*l Ct. > I’d) 20.43 .11 10 31 W IIItr of Iraa (bat part of HtVU of SW H 3 of lira Una U p lira. Ill91 Iai| m. Murk 12, Tier h t Ilun N 10(10 rh i:: 11.1IM Ch H 20 ibf Brick Itoad)................................................. Unknown r*»rrrai II. Dalctivll.............. h 00 Ia.i 10, U M 18, Itrr 8 2 07 I*, le. Thraahrr ... W lo Ail 81VH of NEK N of 8t. Gert. r. W Ha honey ................... 10.90 (Alt III. Murk 1.1, Tier \ ------ ------ -------arrrm of (<iilloWlug Ileg .NW cor. A»e.” .......... .......... ; ..................... 29 19 30 Unknown |»rear U t t*u 7.112 N lol 7. HI k S 13. Her 4...... ....................... 31 10 31 i*f HW Wh Of Be k O f 8W K o f 81VK and BtVK U Allen. Jr........................... 20 00 |a*U I au*l 2. Illurk 1.1. Tier * ................... Ilun H IH. 17 ch II to t« line of Banof 8EK Of HW 1-4 and NW 1-4 of J. K IMnkle ........................ 2»MMi IAita 3 atiO 4, Mock 13, Tier 8 .. foCil Ut. .N 20 deg II to NW ror (if 8WK lyloy E of W Boa Hanford Gt. Hr*- \lercey Itolierta 7.(12 ............ . ft. llloek 13. Tier 3 lent A Hast to. Itlcht of-Way of H. liras K23 fl N and 8 by COO ft. B H 1.1 *1 n ft of of KE S>k °fof 1I>ai »tI 7 an.I K Itu k I. Ily. Nly al«*iig tame to N line and W In BE cor. and Iraa N 7H f 1Ait 7 (le»e\ I2H fi 0 58.06 2ii Maggie F. Ilarnea of MW Vi# W to twg . 1 ......................... rb ) ............................................................... 29 10 30 I IlklHIWII in rw 10.3U Unknown .............. llloek X All In Hanford Gt........................................... 30 10 30 Unknown 10.23 0.33 A. D. Hmllti ........ llloek X . . , 7 . A SUBDIVISION OF BEC. 11. TWP. 19 8.. RANGE II E.. a* Recorded U PUt Book N*. I, Payo All NEK in Hanford (It. (leas bey. 43 links 10 20 II. A. tirrard lira Ia. i h. Ilkirk Is .......... I, Bemlnola County Racorda • W o f NB cor. run W to lnta. of W s‘lO.011 Wllhur Kt»rrr*ler Uh«-k 7. TWr A ft. NH leol A ............ .. .......... U|0 N. Townaend .............. 72.06 Line of Banfold Ft. BtVIy alony Gt. *1 )* Uolt|iiM»n 43.42 H. llliTk *. IIrr A II «i ch E 1.98 cb. NEly 17.33 eh. W f llelA>9ter 0*1 20 1 ■ltd 2 . m.*k H. 11 I A » l a1 MIDWAY IN BEC. It. TWF. 1*8.. RANOE II E. aa Racorded la PUI Book N*. I, Pay* O , ,u '» * i ..................................................... 31 10 30 no 29.84 Her \V (IN feed IlkJ 0 ' Bemlnola Oouatf Record! !• 11 ch. H of Hec (hj*1 on N line . . . . 31 10 to 0 (Ml N I*. lluMiutin I. ula llentun ......... X4I U t 31 ....................................... .......................... .. Hun S I1 M ct. i: 0(% ch .N 11.0G 21 U0 Unknown . lo. llloek H. Her 1: Button Ural* Co...................... LIS ch. tV UK ch ........................................... u D. McGowan ................ 18.18 14i( 3. Block 8, Tier F ........................ 7«2 I.ila 3 and t ..................... ....................... 7. II. IUn*l %. . Gilbert Itelerarh .................. 7.82 U ts 37. XX 31 and 33 .......................... . HW ror of NEK ..................................... 31 19 80 33 OU K. Illckt ................ 14>l 0. IlkKk 0, Tlrr II .................... Ureter Wllllama .................. 1.78 Ilan N 18 rb. E 7.44 cb 8 13 cb W 20.00 U t 43 rtullM Kanner . Lot 1 ,. Block Ii, Tier 0 .................... Unknown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . XOS 7.44 ch aaaaaaaa•aaaa•aaaaaa**•a* a•a* • 10 A. P. Causally ...................... 4.81 Lot 0, Block P. Tier O ................... 30.01 U ts 83, 3(1, 37 and 88 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Unknown ........ .. II. Mttchitn • • • • % 9 • • • • • *• • 21*66 NW cor pf NMK ..................................... 82 19 10 0.08 Uta f.7. 73. Bt. 33 and 138..............'.. I). J. Wllllama . W )i I-ot to. Block P, Tier D ............ Julius Thomas ................. 1.78 I). I*. TLraahtr . 20.01 U t 72 ........................................ L<)1 10, Block P. Tier E ........................ Unknown ............ 1.19 29 dry. W 10.90 ck. W 10 ch, 8 11.88 2.41 U t M7 ......................................................... Unknown . . . . . . . . . 1411 ■ 4 and X Block P. Tier II ............ Unknown .................................. 1.10 tb NEly 23 ck. 8 14 dey. E 8 cb. 8 94 •7.02 U t *0 ......................................................... Unknown ................ l4>ta U and 10. Mock P. Tier II ........ Mrs. J. 8. Krimes X41 dry. W to pt 80 ck. W of B llna of Rec. 10 70 U ta PI aud P2 .......... ............................... Htella Knight . . . . Bti led 3. Ilkick 10. Tier U ............ Ureter William* .................. A M Uta i n . 134 and 133 ........................... and 10 ck. N of B Una of NEK. 8 10.1*0 J. JirkMii ............ Int 10, Illurk 10, Tier D.................... t . c . iitiurr ...................... I 0 .» 10 cb. tv to BW cor of NWK N to NW 18 0*1 U t 180 ......................................................... I,. William* ........ N )h I4>| 4. Illuck II, Tier II ............ Unknown ................... R41 '>e Hrr. K to la-y ............................. 107 Uokoowo 18.00 U t i 117 and 13* ................................... .......................... 17.90 H'i 1411 4. Block II. Tier II ............ Mary Mitchell . . . Uaknown ................ ................./ A l l 30.20 Uta 133 and 13(1 ....................e............. Unknown .............. 14>|. X 3 knd 7. Block II. Her C ... leak Hillary ......................./ A70 Uta 127 nod 123 ............................. . . . TUE TOWN OF SYLVAN l a k e aa Recorded la PUI Book No. I, Pays 99, Seminole Oouaty 14it N. Block II. Tier l» ................... 3 70 Unknown .......... Uaknown .................................. I.TS — tl 1 kot4i Unknown .............. 4.37 U t ISO .......................... ........................ 14.t fl. Block II. Tier E.......... ........ Unknown .................................. 1.10 U t M3 ...................................................... Lota 48 to 33 ................................................. E. G. Iloaa .............................. M l 1411 U. Block II. Tier E . . . . 14.70 W. I». Wataon ....... Unknown ................................ 11.84 1 0 .2 0 U t 101 ........................................................ Olltwrl Htokea 14*1 8. Block 1). Tier II---------Kalla Williams ...................... A41 TUE TOWN OF PAOLA aa Rsoerdsd Ln PUt Book Na. 1, Pay, A SsmlaaU Oanaty Raearda Annie Tbotnaa . . . . . 11.04 U t Urn ............................... '. .................... 14>t 7. Bkick IX Tier B .................... Unknown ................................ 241 “ ** X 7. 8. 9 and 10. Block A ................. N. B. Btfford ........................ 29.30 |4>I 0. Ilkick IX Tier B .................... 7.02 Uta 202 to »>t ..................................... Unknown .............. Walter Thoms* ...................... A M Lot I. Block 0 ................................................ N. B. Olaffocd ...................... 33.70 [411 1) and 7. Block IX Tier U .......... 7.02 Uta 222 amt 223 ................................. Frank Hatch ........ Unknown .................................. 1.78 U t 233 ....................................................... Uot 3. Block U ................................................. A. P. CoonsHy ........ ’. ........... *1.38 I*. J. Coat* .......................... AM AU Block T ......................................................... Urn. OUrt P. Ntal ............... 1.78 A. C. MARTIN S ADDITION TO BANTORD. aa Baoardad U PUt Booh No. 1, Pay* II, Samloal* U ts 111 and *00 ..................................... • County Raearda J. 0. PACKARD'S r u n ADDITION TO MIDWAY aa Raaardad U PUt Reek Na. A Pay* NKW 'u p r a l A na R a e^ ad U PUt Beak Na. 1, Pays 97, Bamlnala County Records • : .1 •• rt • N 44 K ft o f IAt I llloek 10. tlar Item Leila Oamaty Raearda 180 Unknown •0090000 2 and S . . . . . . , , . . . . , . . . , , . . • 4. , . . ft. 0. fibInhoker .................. 11.84 •*.***••*• U .................................... • t* 31 a ltd 83 ................................... ............ • Uaknown ••••••••999999999 ............................. L lB s Lota lx 13 and U , (laaa 8 1 acre of Unknown ................................ 10.23 U ••••**44*9 lari' 3, Block II, Tlrr 10 49*991t ••••••19191 rnknowo ••*••••••••••• 11* 1 AM D. H. 0. Rabun ..................... A Iarts 7. 8 aud P. Block 11. Tiff 10.............. Uaknown .......... ........... .. 23 23 Cota log, ICO ibd 170 ••••••••••••*aaa99««*#99 . . _ ' •••a***at*339*tll**9l*a09t*«39«t* 1.78 ; 9 99 99 9•9••99 9 9 999 Lot Unknown a B. McCarthy .................... 11.40 Lot 10. Block II, Tier 10 • Unknown ................................ 10.23 U ta 180 and 190 ............................................. IIjQf 13 1.10 Unka ••••••••%99999999# A3 ••••••••••••••••**••••,••••••••9»*9. U t 218 Allan BUekakaar .................. 11.98 U U. It. McCarthy ................... 12.01 ROBINiOE'l SURVEY OP AN ADDITION TO BANFORD'a* Bacordad U PUt Beak N*. I, Payaa . t IQ •ttata99999*aoiiia9*t9iii*9*4iia999 • CAMERON'S SUB DIVISION OP BECK HAMMOCK aa Raeardad la Plat Baak N*. 1, Pay* IT, - M V'v »< NEK of NEK and N*, of NEK 81 sad 88, Bemlnola Oouaty Raearda Bamlaala Oanaty Record. «( NEK- of NEK and NEK of M VK (Ua* N U ta I to 13 and 17 amt IP .............................. *>• OamotWt .......................... *1.M E 100 (t Ot Lot 1 ...................... 7.43 of NEK ............ 7 ....................S3 19 CO 23 Unknown Richmond Cooper .......... , . . . 4.00 ftl ...................t ............. CANAAN a* B acardiT la PUt Book Na. 1, Pay* 188, BtmUal* Oeuaty Racorda. *■ N. BNITH'B SECOND BUB DIVISION na Bacordad U PUt Bosk Na. 1, Faya 100, Bamlaala Iart 3' m*e K 117 ft. and lea* bey 9 l * 9t*«*t I 117 ft W o t HE cor ran N 117 ft U ta 4. 3 and fl.'M ock I ............................. . »•••• Waahlnyton 9.................. *A7» County Baoorda 6»6® UnkaowM ................ .......... .. 13.30 U t 4. lllrw-k 2 ....................................... .. tV 30 ft H 117 ft K 30 ft| ........ . Joo Ttuimona . . *•**•*99*0. l-ott I and 7 to It and 13 to 01 and tyl lley 30 ft tV of NE ror ot Lot 3 U M 3 and I ». Mock 4 ...* ........................... !!«FPT l^ o .I ^ k U a r . . . . . . 10.29. In no K [32 ,{ u, 1^,1 | Henry Koblnaon' .................. It Ad , ran 8 117 ft W 80 ft N 117 ft B u t p . itkww t ....................................: ...............• Iota I. «ii<) 18 | .............. .......................... Unknown .............................. W3.2I Unknown . . . 4.97 U t 1. Illurk 7 ................................................. Unknown ..................... AM 30 ft ............................................................. Uni 4 3 ' (Irsa 88 f|. B aud tV by 117 «l N and H In HE ror.).......................... J. W. While Est ............... 8.10 lley NE ror of lart • 3 run H 117 ft 4.00 N 3-4 of F. I t of NEK 0**a «J> •••• « •***•*•**• 9A19 Hem Hill . . . . tV 30 ft N 117 fl B 50 ft.................. •# a> 13 J. tV. Hlpa* 7.03 NK of N W S of NEK (U*a W 3-4) and Lola Itenttrn E HO fl of tV SZ1 ft of lart 4 .................. a " to ot HWK Of NWK twy NE cor E l«l ft and B 3X0 fl of tV 4U3 ft W '4 of NEK of NEK and B 1-4 ot 31 10 30 “( *'.» of HW), of HW) i .............. 184.M S3 Unknown of tart 4 (lea* bey. 4(1 ft tV of • •4 of NW)) of NEK .............................. “ I9..RI run W s 2-3 cb N 7 ch W 10 cb N NE ror of Lot 4 run W 80 fl 8 117 lley NE rvrr o f NWU ..................................... 32 IP 31 ' 1 Vh E 8 2 cb N 5 cb. E 10 cb H tn bey. ft E 12 ft to By. NEly atony aant* Iton W 10 cb. H H rb. E to cb. N And bey NW cor. of HWK.................. 31 10 30 Laura dark . eeaeaaaaaaaaaa 11.43 H cb * lnknown » « . « * « . . . . . . . . . . . 10A99M.7 fl N 74.0 ft to bey).................. Hun E 10 cb B 3 cb B 10 rb 8 4.71 cb F. II. Hand .......................... It.70 r.)4 of HWK ami HWK' of »W HWK tv X17 ft of tart 7 .......................................... K .. .. .. .. .. .. 32 19 81 130 Unknown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Unknown ......... 13.93 w at cb N to bey .................................. K. II. Itaod Lot 10 .............. ........................................ .......... NWK of HKU (Ira* B)4 of NRK of 12 cb North aud 3 tb W of HE t Unknow a . . . ........................ 18.0d 00 R. V. Ilaatlag# oaaaaaaoaa* lart 13 ................................................................. NWK of HEK) ....................................... sa *® 81 rur ............ ............... ............................. 31 10 30 Unknown Dey. 15 ft H of NK ror of HWK •( 2 Murtla 0. Bellamy ............. 180 Irol 14 .............................................. •'............... Hun N 10 cb W 2 cb H 10 ch E 2 cl1. lley 100 ft B of NW cor Block 23. run NEK .......................................................... 32 19 31 **♦* 190 ft. H ami 102» fl W of NE E SO ft. 8 130 ft. tV 30 ft. N 130 linn W 337 !4 ft H 613)4 ft * 8*7)4 33 19 so L'haa. Kulaht ••••••••••••• 12 14 8 t int Nalloo#I Dank Tampa IAIR ft. ......... ft. N to b*y ............................................. Hun B HW ft 8 470 ft W 190 ft N 0 Unknown *9ooo9oo9too9ooooo 72*06 Hli of NWU of HEK of N E K . . . . - . . - - ; . 88 >• 8» « o f|.............................................................. 3 ), F. J. Mabooey ...................... 13.09 WILLIAM CLARK'S ■VR.DIV1RI0N OP BLOCK Jl, TIER II and BLOCK II, TIER II aa Re- lley. 947)4 ft W of HE ror of HWK **«f 11 cb N aod 28,8 cb E of HW r o r .... 33 ID 30 ot HBtA a•9••*9•ft9•••9*••••••9* •••••• *1 19 91 oordad la PUt Reek Na. 1, Pay* 108, le a lw b OaumtyRaeerd* Hnn 8 10 ch. B 498 ft N 10 eb W linn N 1.130 ft W 217)4 ft 8 13*0 ft 7 Unknown ........ ................ 9.81 lart II, Block II, Tier II .................................. 2 ? ! ............................ f'H x t«............................................................................................................... 7H tor* C. Ilolllngtr •9900909 K 217*4 71* • 9• 99 • • • • • • • • • 9• • 99• • • • • »• tVblt* .................... .. 487 • lart 7. Block II, Tier 1 3 . . . .................................................... , “ ♦X II cb N and 33.8 cb K of BW r o r .... 00 19 30 W «i of NEK Oea* RH Ot 8WK of Hun W 3.13 cb N 10 ck B 3.12 cb 8 . TrWOj NEK) aod (lee* NEK of NWK of I O. T. Anthony .................... 10.18 WILLIAlk CLARK'S RUB-DIVISION OP BLOCK N OP ROBINSON'S SURVEY OP AN ADDI­ . . fO Ck . . . a . . . . . . . . . . . . . a .,. 30 JU(B Itu all . . . . . f . . . . . . . . 339.19 TION TO BANFORD aa Racerlad la PUt Beak Na. 1, Faya 188, SamlaaU Ceuaty Raoarda NKH) *.......... *......... ............... ........... . J J f JJ SHK of NEK of HWK (teas K 413.2 Unknown ............................... IXtW H>i of lart 3 . . . . . . . .............. ........................ ft) ..........................y p , .......................... . ............................ (•** Utg NW ror o ( N>44^of^ NBH^ o.9009 900 22 19 21 30 19 30 .j #■ Ilun C Ult ft <1 012)4 ft W 079 ft lart 4 ................................................... ................ WlllUma .................. 10.28 Ot HWK Of N W K fftd NH of N W K of 10 M. U. McDowyal .............. N 042)4 tt tlaaa Hy) .................. . 10 I'aal Keely ................. U3.33 ood NW K of NEK of H W K .. 26 IP 30 S3 19 31 10 Tl A. Ntal ............................ IP SI ) a w W of NEK of HWK and 8 K of NWK W , M. CLARK'S BUB-DIVISION af XVk OP BLOCK 98 and ALL BLOCKS 88 and 88 aa Kacardad 8RV of 9W K ° f NWVi .............................. 83 Mr*. A. tl. Wylla lira. . . ^ l a t . lo 8W K of BWK .......................... 8t 18 31 80 Unknown ......................... *u-n| 34 19 30 Is PUt Reek Na. 1. Pay* 197, ■amUsW Oawmty Kaeard* ... *4 . . • tj. W. Wylla IIw. .............. V 4 lat. lo HWK of 8W )4 .......................... 84 »9 »1 Jo# Wllllama ••••••••••••• 21.66 AM NK af HVi of HBK of HRK la Banaa«99»#***********«**** lart I. Block 23 . 11.81 6 CoklliWII ..........*••••••••• llaaoab lUcbanlaoo ............. 4.87 f«>l Ot........................................... 36 19 30 U t 3. Block 23 »**•••*#•••••••••••••*•• 0 IUcUI* WuudbrliSf* **k1 •OUTHERN FLORIDA CITRUS COMPANT’9 PLAT OP lac. M, Twp. 19 8.. IUay« M E., aa Xa> W. C. DtCoamy 9 36 IP 0U U t p. Block 23 . eeo«e9999*******a*•••••• carded la PUt Rank He. 9, Faya 99. 8emtasU Ceuaty Racorda , I'atil Ke*ljr .................... 15.24 I*. J* Coat#* . . . . . . . . . . 4.67 >•*•••• lla»l 4, 7, 4, o. 10, II arut IS ............ Unknown ••••••••••••••••• I ok sown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 DO 36 IQ 30 •**f -10 ft W uf NB roc of N W K .......... ... U t 3. Block » ........ 10X20 Uta 17 to ot .......................... * Unknown . . . . . . . Unknown .................................. 7.82 Hun M 30 ft W 00 ft N SO fl I! U t 4. Block S3 . Lnkoowo ....................... ..... .... 0 -3 lart P, Block 30 ft (t................................................................ Unknown ............... 4.37 H»* ISO ft w of NB ror of N W K .............. 30 IP 30 Lot 4 ()**• •*)• o t W)4 Of U t 4. and* „ . _ Hon H 10 ft W 00 fl N M ft U 00 We* N 3 4 of W H of U t 4) .......... *3 19 *2 Unknown ............. {£ A. D. ■TEHDIPOKD'8 ADDITION TO SANFORD aa Baoardad U PUt Beak X*. I, Pay* 110, BamlUuBcor Uaboey ..................... 8 tt...................................................................... All W of HI. Johna rlett ........................ 30 19 83 IS Unknown . . . . . . . . aela Cematy Raoarda H»* 132 ft it of NW ror of HWK of U t 7 ..................................................................... ‘ Uaknown ................ ............... 11.84 8WK of NEK............................................. 39 19 30 Lot 1 0 ''............................ I .................................. Norman Button ...................... 2I.(N OOOK'9 FERRY TOWNtITX aa Raeardad la PUt Rank No. 9, Faya 18. BamlaaU Oouaty Rt Hun 8 133 ft B 818 ft N 133 tl W J, W# WLlta lira, •••••••• U ta I to 87 ............................................. « . . . Unknown ............... J. W. I'lDllOftUi........ .. 07.40 laOtn 22 and 23 ••••••••••••••••«*****(••• ” 8 ft . . . . . . . . . 4 . . . . 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • Gao. Taraar .......................... U t SO ......................... • ••••••spaa f t * ••••••• U t* 39 to H (l * « U fa 42 aad 37. 74. ' 8ANFORD UEIOHTB na Raaordad U PUt Beak Nt. 2, Faya 43, SemUeli Oanaty » m « N i and T|) ....................................................... .....................................Uaknown ............ ..................... . Unknown ......................... ’••• «*•“ i l “ i * «* • • • •«• • • •................ ... ..................... •••’•••• •,••• D*P0RRX«ra ADDITION TO SOUTH BANTORD aa Raeardad U PUt Raak Ma. 1, Pay* 190, T. A. Neal ••••••.00 ••••••••• ■ iemtaiU Oamaty Raoarda Lot 73 Unknown •••••••••••••••#* MAOROLIA LODGE aa Raaardad la PUt B**k Na. A Pay* t t , 9oaiU ala Oaaatp Ranald ItlftlOOOOIOOllOt Lot C, Tlet A • .......... ......................... .............. A mbm Jj* U r w fM t. ••••«••• f j ® U ta 1 to *1 ...................... ............... .. IIM M tllllllM *********** Unknown ............. a . . . ............. “ — “ Anna M. DvForraat................ i.IT. la PUt Book No. 1, Pay* 88, BaanlnaU Oanaty Boanrdn. U t P. TUr II 999999999999 9999 999••set 9999 ........... *U t i 24 to 42 iaoaa99#a9*99«»o**99*#«99#oo ^ » ° m BUB-DITIBION aa B •••••••999 0.0 U. I- Knock .......................... 9 - ■ **••••9990 9999999 99•••••999*•99 9999 99• Lot# 46 to 100 * a* aa............ .................... .. Ommty, la PUt Raak Na. I. pay* Tl, 99«999**** A 0. A . D. Lou It. 30 . 33 and 23 . . . . . . , i .................. . • , * f» K K A M FARM HEIGHTS na Roosrdnd U PUt M *k Ha. 1. Faya Tl. BamlnnU Oooaty __ ___ aa Raaardad la PUt Da F (u a .r .t .l. aw u t x mock a a•99•#9 999•aa•99•I 99•99r99f •noon.»••••• J k.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11!, _ B anaaaaaononoaoaaonaanf.o.anoon ........................... .............. L ,“*— 14.78 1X19 U t i 8. 6# and 10, Block O ,••••*•••••• “ ee.e ............ .. J. W. Dtctlna ..•')** “ “ 7 and A Block 0 ................ ................. ■ r. ; r. ii . ■ / - . D . D. l*tabody 1). I.. Thraabar . Ia>t *. Itlock V *............... ........... Lota 3. B. T and 8. IlWick G . . . . , 1' • I I I I �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HE FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921 / [mrrl|illoti of Land, D**crtj>tIon of Land. d 5 *4 ae a ni Amount of Taira and Crete i t < H 1 1 Unknown EH of SWH of S f f H of 8W H WH of WH of \V J-S of AEH ........................................... NWH of KWH of BWH ............ Unknown Unknown IL Roblnaoa ............ OT*r»trr*t Tnrp, Cb, «m ily L. Ulnar Lola A, T and A. Block l Unknown Unknown Unknown rota T and A. Block I ................ I-ota 0 and 10. Block I ................ lot 14. Illoek 3 .............................. L»t 10. Block 3 ................................ lot I and 3. Block 3 .................... Lota t and 4. Block 3 . .............. .. Bnft A 03 yard* E T3 yard* N 91 yard* W 78 yard* .......................... ..................... of N W li of NBH of MWH.................... a t WH and AWU of NWH . . . . . . . . i of KEH of NBH ........ ..................... or AEH of AWH of AE I 4 ...................... I Of AW H m m . i .m i i t i i ..t . . H Of NWH ............................................. 400 ft N of AD n r of fat 3 . . . . . . . . Ran W 4?l 01 ft N 823 ft Aly 80.1 ft Unknown Unknown Bry NB cor of NWH . . . . . . . . . . . Ban W ATI eh A 12PS eh K 30 dr* N 4.T# ch N II.4a ch Unknown MECCA HAMMOCK aa Record «H Iail 10 draw W 3-91 hi ........ W 3 8th of AH of Lot 10 .......... Unknown Unknown . . Unknown . , B. U Or-rer Unknown . . 20 20 20 Unknown . . Unknown ,, Uhknown . Unknown . faura Clark 20 SI 20 31 30 31 40 dnmtMl Kirin . . . 4A0 Tlhlrn A Aadlrr 43 Tlldrn A Badlrr AH W. A 13 eh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a . . . . . . . . Be* 0IT.T ft E and aiO ft N of AW cor of ABH of « W H ...................................... linn E 213.33 ft K 487 H ft A 88 dr* W S » ft 8 S » H ft to hr*.................... 13 Unknown 2 Unknown J\ Cartrr A. E. O RirriN's 5 UU-DIv is io n aa Racordad U Plat Book Mo. 1. Pa*o U . * own** 0* or * * • ... aa, aa........ a , . , . , , , , * W i . Mild 33 20 29 8 Unknown 1 Unknown 2 3 A B 6 A VILLA0 E OP CLAY AFBIN0A aa Recorded la Flat Book No. I. Faya It, Aamlnrla Oouaty Racordi Vala I t IA m h.4 I t tl I . a > aa_ _ n aa aa . . . * _ _ _ _ _ lira. 8, M. Uartyn Central Urult Oo. Mr* 4«t ft W of NK cor of AH of Lot I .............................................. Ron W ISO ft A 433 ft 1! 430 ft N 483 ft ..........................; ........................ Ur* AW cot of NWH <>f lot 3 Ron N *22 (I E Oil It A 422 (t IV 912 ft ......................................... Lot 1 ........................... ............................... All la Ranfeed III. it*.* NWH «r NEH and Ira* ley NW iw ol NEH of NEH tun A to .li oh V 9 SI c l 1 Id Hnka E 1.18 ch N S3 drs E In N Bite Arc IV to to* and leaa NH of NWU 240 8 Unktuiwn . . J. I». Eran* Unknow n I* I* Ride* U 1* ItInca 18a Tlldrn A Aadltr 30 32 340 Unknown ............ 30 33 400 Unknown ............ 30 3a ISO Unknown ............ 30 aa 10 L ii, fftbblnder 20 82 10 L. M. IlchMnder 20 S3 SO A. W . Darla 4 tl. 0 . At E 10 terra, Lot I ...................... ....................... 10 Unknown AH Lot 3 ........................................................... 40 Unknown 82 3H Unknown AH of Lot. 3 .......................... .......................... 40 Unknown 32 20 Unknown All I1H of NWH. not Included In Croat'* Add to Allaroonto ...................................... II 20 33 180 Unknown Unknown . . . NEH AW HI . . . . . . ................................ II 20 33 20 Unknown Geo. Gltyard WH of AEH of NBH .................................. Morela I. Wl Unknown . . . HAN0E 33 K.. aa Racordad U Plat Book Ma. EH "f AEH ....................................................... NH of HH of .NWH of NBH »od E 1-3 la Couaty Racordi , of NEH of NWH of NEH .................. NWH of SWH ....• ......................................... Unknown EH of NEH tlraa A 3-4 of W H Of Be, 723 ft 7V of KB cor of SWH of AH) .............................................................. NEH ......... *......../ ........................ AWH of NBH of NEH .................................. nr* 170 ft A of NB cor .................. . Run W SBT ft A 723 ft E 887 ft N 723 ft and he* 733 ft A of NE cor of nun A 383 ft W 000 ft N 38A ft B aald 40 arrea run A 13 ft >V 723 ft X A® ft . . . . . . i. S.4 A. 1. Newton IS ft E 723 ft .............................................. Be* 170 ft A of NW raw of NWH of I. T. Sdcl.aln SW H of NWH dear 4 arrea ej In NEH of NEH ...................... ................... Bun A 480 ft B 000 ft N 400 ft, » K " * ) .......................................... - ........... 10 20 33 30 Mluell Lire Block Co. . . . . 13.78 W to bra ..................................................... B, J. Newton W. A. WHITCOMB'S TIRST ADDITION TO GENEVA^*! Racordad la Plal Book No. I. Fa*a 10. NWH of BWH and AWH of NWH Mere 2 acre* In SB cor of NWH of I—1« 4 8, IS and 19. Block 1 .......... ‘ AWH> ......................................................... klorrl* I. William* Unknown Iaria S. Block 2 ................................ Unknown .............. NWH of NWH and AEH of NEH .. Unknown Iaria II. IP. and 20. BI.*ok 2 Ilea 1123 ch K of AW cor of AWH of Unknown la»le S, ( 8 12, |fl amt U Block 4 NWH . .................... Unknown Ran N M cb E 8 M eh 8 20 cb W A. 80 cb ........................... ......................... W. I. Wllilamaon WHITCOMB S SECOND ADDITION TO 0ENF.VA aa Racordad in Plat Book No. 3, Seminole County Rrcwnla NEt, ° f HEH ......................... D. V. Hoy I lira. I alia 1, 2 8, 9. |(l, ||. 12. IS. IP and D. Y. Hoy I lira. AEH <*r AEH ................................... ............ SEH of SWH ................................................... 2P. Rl<*-k 8 Unknown ........ ............... Unknown .............. Iota I tl. I and 11 18, 21, 22 23 2>1 and NH of AWH .................. .............................. D. T Hoyt lira 27 Bb-'k rt Unknown lot* I !•' (‘ Block 7 Unknown 00LDEH ROD HEIGHTS aa Recorded In Plat Book No. 8, Fa** 14l Seminole County Becorii Lot 20. Block 18 ............ ...........................Floyd lienee! ............................................................ .. I.M 40 NWH of AWH of HIV I, • «H »f NEH All In Sanford ‘ i| .leu hr. 2*'. I ct. S .f NW ri*r run k 2‘. .lea s In ct S 28 dec \V lo See line S to Iw* t Hr* NE cor of NVV!, Of SW H ’ llun W to rti it 7 eh E III eh N 7 Cb AWH of Nn- H All In Sanf.o.l iit NWH of n w h EH of NW‘ H of NWH i‘f NW- , NEH of SKI. tii-a to* 7 to . t. ,.r Mcor run S' 27 dee Jit min" VV a .VI cb S tI2 4f 4 .hi lulti E I > . Ch N 10,74 eh lo h i t AEH of NEH of N i:H BWH of REV, Hr* AW ,-or of NE of NW i, Kan E 1 cb N *L, , 1, sv\ ij to \V Itnc of Sd It' A 8 ch to tw* . . ........ Anillh THE GENEVA TRACT IN SEC 21 T T 19 S . HANOI. 52 F..* am R«HX>r4«d in PUt Book No i Taya Ot 8* ml nolo Coafttj Record* . I '■!* ’ 2 if' H *If~*st I jvf 3l) 1‘nknwn . . . . . . . ... J3 THE 0 HNE V A TRACT IN SEC 25 SO EUREKA HAMMOCK ai Record*! la Plat B^k No .tj. AA ami At 61 • TS. Tit, TT tad 7* ■ Tt>, a**, M Bi).| cj a iai 110 lit lit an.! KS 121 • a I.t2. IX' Wi l.U |Vi tttd I H i IAil III VAN ARSDAI.E OSBOltNE BR0KEHA0E COMPANY 8 SECOND ADDITION TO BLACK RAMMOCK aa Racordad In Flat Bfok No 1. Fay# ICS, Bamtnela County Record* leila 211 in 214 .. . . 40 II. C. Uorfam ................... 52 » 4<) Addle Kimbroo^L 10 Ht.Wtr k Ttlf5oo IS’ i link bown ........ TWP W S H AKC.E I t E 67. Sonilno]* County Eooonli 40 rnkr»wn FLORENCE BREWSTER’ S 8CB DIVISION u Rocordod ta Flit Book No. I, Comntf Rocordi LoU 1 to I .......... .............................. .............. * I’ nkmmn . . . . Paf *a 9 lo » RominMo Couaty Racordi H w lUiMcn in klfv t’ lK¥ic ! atrt*rtj Tllden A Sadler 1 F»f* 104 Sominola County Rorordt 1 nkn.»wn * VAN ARBDALE OABORNE BROKERAGE COMPANY’ S ADDITION TO BLACK HAMMOCK aa Racordad in Plat Book No. I. Face 31. Seminole County Racorda lot* 18 and 2d ........ ......................................... 20 J n Elcsr-w......................... SSSS Iota 2tS 240, 247 ami 213 • „ 40 E II kforsan ................. SI <M Iota 323 and SI3 ................... . ............ 20 E II. ilotyan ..................... 2*5.93 13 RPRIN0 HAMMOCK it R ^rdrd tn Pin Book No t »f - i II, St C_ A Rann.lcra t'nknown . . . . . . II It Mreely Tlldcn A Sadler Unknown . . . . . . . Unknown U. A. Sanndcra Ben T Wllliama lira I. Minded! Unknown > 1' W lirapff It II. I'anby W \ John* ... 4. .Wl*«*tor 1 iiU ' wg V|fn i" |* lie yit#r Ji 1 It II Lynch W* B Lynch Central Emit Co. Unknown .......... i.f .1WV* of HWk* and NE 14 of * \V1* tlraa S 2 fhl and Bef HI* mf of NW», of 8W I, .......................................... Run W 8.10 cb N 10 H 'b E A.IA cb S 1BH cb IlcM be* 200 ft R of Inta. of W line of NBH of 8W U «Ub earner of Oraer* and Oviedo road run B 230 ft E 200 ft N 280 ft W 200 Unknown Tlldrn A Sadler 77blan A Badlrr Bailer Re* tee A W . Dual. A W. 1>.rla A W Darla T W iT at.n Unknown . Unknown I 'nknown . LONtiWOOD at Racordad la Flat Book Na 1. Fayaa IS ta t l. Senlaoli County Racorda 17 ........................................... .. .. J. A. Dtnkle ........................ B. J. Or eraIrr* I T I'., lewta . . . . J A I'Inkle V'rutral It-ull Co. T. 1‘ . J A. Innkle I*wt* .... .. D aa Racordad in Plat Book Na. I. County Racerda E. Ik* Bradley R MITCHELL A SURVET o r THE LETT GRANT aa Recorded ta PUt Book No. Bamtaeta County Racerda Ia*l IP Mark B E, r Malkry, at al . i *>i uv ni.wk n r. T. MalLwy. el al lal I end EH le i 2* Block C .... Mallory A McCall . . . WH lot 2. Block C ..................................... II. a McCall ............ I**l II. Mack r ’ ........ ................................... J. R Dtnkle ................ Ia»t 13, nkek C .............................................. J. R. I Ankle ................ Let S (lean ‘ that part cowed by rJUr* Oerralrret A Drew'a Rrittbnl Mock Unknown .......... lot A, Block D Unknown ............ lot SO. Pkn-k D .......................... Unknown . . '........ lot x* tire* E ,v rrrwi llle t D Harare Rinderwo lo t 43, BDrk D .......... Unknown ............ AH «f U 2* acre* of lot 83. Lo! 78 HWk D tot 83. Black D 480 ft E of AE eer of Warren Al. end K lake At* In Town of tewywnul Its a E ft A 3tt> fl W 72SO ft S 300 1H Sarah K 5 Unknown EH of WH of AWH of NBH ........ .. AEH of AEH .............................. .............. EH of NWH Of SWH and AH of NEH of AWH and SEH of AW of NW 1-4 of a w i a ______ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Re* 07 ft E of NW ere of SWH of NWH of SW H .................. ........... . . Run E 80 ft 8 31.7 ft W SO ft X 31.7 ft .............. ...................................... NWH cf AWH of NWH ........................... NWH af AEH lWo* EH of X 1 H ) ............... 87 lai! 7. Block A N. Blackwood W r Carter ALEXANDRIA OR OVIEDO aa Racordi la Plat Book Ns. I. Faya U . ft*ml nola Couaty laesrda. tail 2 Block II . , W, E Aryo 4.M A. AVON'S FLAN OP OVIEDO as Raoor<Ud In Plat Book Xa. 1. Pay. 4 Racorda AI! lira, hey 12.82 ft E of AW cor run F. 117.13 ft N 13 dry W BA 34 fi 8 4] dry W 108 38 ft) Block B ........ I*.,___ H. B. McCall Lota 1 ami 8 Block C .................................. II. U. McCall Lou A and T .................................................... Andrew Selaon Ilrlri ........ I* A. (flltwrt Unknown . . . . Unknown . . . . Unknown . . . . EH 10 t . Robbia* . 40 J. A. Glrrurd 7 0S MIDWAY IN SIC. 10, TWP. t l A., RANGE II K.. aa Recorded la PUt Beak Ma. 1. Far* **. Seminal. Couaty Racorda Let S3 ................1.............................................. Chaa. Anderaoa .................... *4* of S W l, of NWH 30.1 E «(*3 fl of WH «f S W H nf NWH lire* 2.11 ch oo A thirl ................................ NH of SW H «# SWH ef AWH .................. AEH *>f !CWH ................................................. NEH" of NWH ................................................. Iley NW roc ............................. .. Ren E 2.V3 fl A 314H ft W 283 ft N 5HH fl ................................................. EH of NEH of NWH ................................. Be* 20 ft N of SW cor of NEH of NEH ........................................................... Ran E 4 » ft N 310 ft W 430 ft 8 210 ft ........................................................... AEH ef AEH of NWH and NH of SEH of NWH (!»«■ be*. NE eoc ef nee. Ran 8 114 3 3 yd* W KW 14 yd* S III 3-3 yard*. E M U 1811 PR OAT I ADDITION TO ALTAMOMTX al RaoarAad ta Plat ty Soared* 3H Mary E. Clark W. tetr t and 3 . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Let* 8 4. 3 ami A PROST 3 RECORD ADDITION TO KLTAMOKTK aa Maoredt EH ef NEH of NWH ASH Of AWH *ad NE N i l *4 AEH . . . AWH af NWH ............ RRH ef NWH ............ NBH <*f AWH ............ AH ef SWH ............ .. « V e f NWH * f «W H NBH ef MKH ............ « > of NEJ* 4le« W Unknown . . . . Unknown . . . . Henry Jarkaos Unknown �I _____ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, M AY 6, 1921 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES LAKE MONROE SCHOOLS CLOSE SPLNDID YEAR REM EM BER to ask * * y o u r g r o c e r fo r Cal­ umet Baking Pbwder and be sure that you get it—the In­ dian head on theorange Label T h e n forget a b ou t bake day failures. F or you will never have any. Calumet always produces the sweet­ est and most palatable foods. One of Finest Schools in County Closed Last Friday Night And now remember, you (From Friday'* Dally) always use less than o f most other brands because it posereater leavening Btremrth Calu m et BAKING POWDER I There is no waste. If a B .red p e calls for one egg—two cups o f flour—half a cup of milk — that’s all you use. You never have to re-bake. Contains only such ingre­ dients as have been officially approved by U. S. Food Authorities b the product of the largest, most modern and sanitary Baking Pow­ der Factories in nlatrncr. Gluten gives flour a good part of Ha food valuertha element that nourishes the body. To be sure of dling Ih a s g!i jy g bakiss xcidti C olu m b ia —4 cups sifted flour, 4 level tea­ spoons Calumet ing Powder, Unking 1 tablespoon su­ gar, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 eggs 2 cups of Bweet milk. Then mix in tha regular way. whh pUta flour. (jjoJectf.rHine flour). CRAWFORD HEADS tive. Hilton S. Hampton, Tampa, the PYTHIAN GRAND LODGE other supreme representative, holds over from last year. These officers (From Friday'. D»Uy) were elected yesterday afternoon and With sessions o f tho grand lodge installed last night. and the grand temple last night, tho The Pythinn Sisters elected their thirty-sixth annual state convention new officers o f the grand temple of the Knights o f Pythias and Pyth­ ns follows: Mrs. Juliet Smith, Eustis, ian Sisters came to a successful close. grand chief; Mrs. Mary Dnfftn, MoGrand Chancellor J. II. CoiTee of A r­ lcno, grand senior; Mrs. Louise Mc­ cadia stated that it was the best ever Coy, Jacksonville, grnnd junior; Mrs. held in Florida. At the afternoon ses­ I^iura Mnnecly, Pensacola, grand sion yesterday, Orlando was selected mnnnger; Mrs. Martha Leak, Fort as the plsce for tho next convention, Myers, grand protector; Mrs. Almn to be, ns usual, on the fourth Wednes­ Farmer, Kissimmee, grand guard; day in April next year. Miss Ruth Brown, Pnlntkn, supreme W. B. Crawford of Orlando was representative and press reporter. elected g ra n d chancellor, succeeding Mrs. Linton Curry, Key West, the Dr. Coffee. Th eother newly elected other supreme representative, con­ officers of the grand lodge arc: T. J. tinues in office. - • Watts, Chipley, grand vice-chancel­ During the afternoon the visiting lor; J. C. Durrancc, Jacksonville, knights and sisters enjoyed nn auto grand prelate; F. R. Dickenson, Tam­ trip around town, taking in the sights pa, g rand mnster-at-arms; Georgo M. o f interest and beauty in Tampa and Lynch, St. Petersburg, grand inner vicinity, with local Pythians as hosts. guard; L. M. Johnson, Leesburg, — Tampa Tribune. gTand outer guard; L. B. Sparkman, Tampa, grand keeper of records and And so the sennte will frame our Mai; R. W. Thompson, Ocala, grand foreign policy. Well, framing up is master of the exchequer; N. P. one of the best things the sennte Yowell, Orlando, supremo representa­ does. An event of great interest to the Monroe community and one which always proves a success is the gradua­ tion exercises of tho Lake Monroe Grammar School, which took place Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the nuditorium of the school building. Ten graduates graced the atage up­ on this occasion, and a fairer or more charming group of young people would be hard to find. This class chose ns their motto, "Work to Win,” and their final examinations and good department throughout the gchool term fully justified their selection. Tho class colors chosen were red and green and the class flower, the rod carnation. The color scheme was carried out In tho dainty decorations, tho ever­ greens and cut flowers were ’ well chosen and tastefully placed while the motto "Work to Win" In large let­ ters at the rear gave tone to the whole effect The opening song, "Hall to the Flag," was followed by on Invocation by Mr. Johnson, of Monroe. Next a violin solo by Miss Mortice Osteen, was beautifully rendered. The dia­ logues "A Stupid Witness" nnd the "Lover’s Lament" Were very humor­ ous, but were exceeded in mirth by "A t the Photographers" which proved a scream in its success. This little drama took us back to other days. We won't say how long ago, when we sat stiff and upright in the little side tent nt the circus or tho county fair and had our picture made, ono of those little old tintypes, such a joy forever nnd a thing of beauty ns we sincerely believed. The patriotic, pnntominc, "Colum­ bia" wns benuttful and the nudience could only be satisfied after an an­ swer to the encores. But the chief feature of the entertainment wns the Indian piny, "Only n Dream.” The setting for this scene wns perfect, the wigwam, campfire, different Indian trophies, nil were represented nnd the clnBS in their splendid costumes com­ pleted the scene. The grammar school noted their pnrts well nnd all went off in perfect order nnd satisfaction nnd the largo crowd thnt attended from other towns were equnlly ns proud nnd well pleas­ ed with the boys and girls ns the Monroe people were themselves. ' The class song, "Let the Rest of the World Go By" wns followed by n few, well chosen remurks of Supt. T. W. Lawton, then Hon. J. D. Jinkins delivered the closing address and complimented the class nnd the school very highly upon the progress nnd A pipe’s a pal packed with P. A.! S even days out o f e v e r y w eek y o u ’ ll get real sm oke jo y an d real sm oke con ten tm en t— i f y o u ’ ll get close-u p to a jim m y p ip e l B u y one and k n o w that f o r y o u rs e lf 1 P a ck e d w ith cool, d e lig h tfu l, fr a g r a n t P rin c e A lb ert, a p ip e ’ s the greatest trea t, the h a p p ie st and m ost a p p e ­ tizin g sm okeslan t y ou e v e r had h an ded o u t! ' * P rin ts A lbert It n i l In ta tty rat t*|i> M y r i i tint, h tm ittm t yamnd Y o u can chum it w ith a p ip e — and y ou w ill— on ce y ou k n ow that P r in c e A lb ert is fr e e fr o m bite and parch I (C u t out b y o u r exclu sive patented process I) W h y — e v e r y p u ff o f P . A . m akes y o u w ant two m o re ; every p u ff h its the b u lk e y e h a rd e r an d tru er than the last! Y o u ca n ’ t resist su ch d elig h t! A n d , y o u ’ ll get the sm ok esu rp rise o f y o u r life w hen you ro ll up a cigarette w ith P rin c e A lb e rt! Such en tic­ ing fla vor y o u never d id k n o w ! A n d , P . A . stays p u t be­ cause it ’ s c rim p cut— a n d it’ s a cin ch to ro ll! Y o u tr y it! km m ltarfm tS'in !h t tn rtla l tU tt y kn hmmltar ttm m gt milk splendid improvements. A few re­ marks were then said by our trustees, J. W. Bell and Albert Hawkins, when the whole school stood nnd song the benediction song, "Good Night." The following young ladies and young men received diplomas and graduated from the Grammnr school: Misses Mortice Osteen, Thelma Lake, Violet Swnggerty, Roberta Wynne, Frnnces Hawkins, Flossie Ellis nnd John Hutchens, Cecil Bales, Brown Stafford and Felton Stephens. HONOR ROLL OF CITY SCHOOLS Fifth Grade — Florence Houston, Harvey Hodges, Pcarle Robson, Be­ atrice Howard, Helen Jinkins, Eric Lundquist, Nezzie Stone, Nedy Knsaroff, Stephen Shinholser, John Ed­ ward Higgins, Blanche Wynn, Mary Klnlaw and Henry Russell. Sixth Grade — Camilla Pulcston, Theo. Victory, Elizabeth Shomaker, Wilbur Allen, William DuBose, Gert­ rude Benjamin, Mnbclle Brsntly, Les­ ter Bradley, Hazcn Sellcch, Lourine Vlchcry, Elizabeth Whitner, Elma Singletary, Ruth Grier, Billie Buccurel, Margaret Edwards and Mildred Lumby. Seventh Grade— Cnrmctn Barber, Mary Elizabeth • Moyc, Margaret Peters, Mildred Hand, Virgie Hyman, Wauhucta Allen, Ruth Fellows, Frano Thomau, Margaret Sprout, Andrew Cnrroway, Deane Turner, Fred Weeks, Harold Davis, Calvin McGnhngin and Clinton Rlncs. Eighth Grade—Marie Fsculo, Era McAlexander, Velma Shipp, Carl Docmcr, Lewis Shipp, Anna Kanner, Mary Elizabeth Puleston, Tlllle Benj­ amin, Elmn Tolor, George Mobley, Helen Kennedy nnd Anna Knnner. --fhtnford Primary School First Grnde— Mnrgnirt Buchan, Louise Hickson, Mnry Hurt, Doris Hopkins, May Pimlen, Marjorie Tur­ ner, Minnie Woodfin Wnters, Lois Shelly, Inez Thompson, George Steel, Richard Smith, Edwin Shinholser, Tony George, Marion Smith, Hnrold Gore, Bernice Low, Lucille Camp­ bell, Vinnic I/Co Brown, Vloln Stiles, Austin Vihlen, I^iwrenre Lundquist, Marie KiKnnrd, Hazel Tew, Georgin Powell, Kntherine Fuqua, Mnrgnret Bowman, Rose Pitt, JoJhnnio Stnmnf Earl Minx, Kathleen Blair and Charles Ward. Second Grnde— Robert Adams, Frnnk Diehl, Emmet Fox, Frank Langley, Willlnm Morrison, Lish Morse, Kelley Pope, I/cstcr Rivera, Mnrgnret Britt, Mnry Connelly, Ireno Glidcwcll, Gladys Hickson, Mary Mahoney, Ruth Martin, Snrah Rossetter, Mnry Alice Shipp, Mrrco Thnmns, Mhrinicn Zemovinn, Grace I-cwls, Mildred Ferguson, Florence Dobbins, Irmn Allen, Mnry Dnndelnke, Bnrbnrn Diehl, Lilly Vickery’ , Mnry Louise Dunn, Paul Diggers, Fred George, Madison Wade, Clnrcoco Rotundo, Cornelius Brooks, Louise Blnlr, Clnir Fuqun, Estelln Hall, Elizabeth Hnrkcy, Ellen Lundquist, I,aurn Rnulerson, Alva Stafford nnd Ethro Collins. Third Grnde — John Hymnn, Mnrin Moyc, Jack Ayrocke, Bernice A.lcn, Alice Thompson, Mnrgaret Giles, Ed­ ward Giles, Edward Elliott, Dotolhy Gore, Jnmcs Higgins, The.mn Fenner, Flossie Vickery, Irvin Flcisher, Dor­ othy Haynes,, Juanita McMullen, Katherine Schirnrd, Henrietta Ed­ wards, Forest McAlister, JlJmmlc Brooks, .Elizabeth Grovenstein, Vir­ ginia Pennington, Hnrold MeAloxnnder, Billy Ahem, Eugene Turner, Eunice Lord, Edith Smith, John Rotundo, Allen Fields, Chnrles. Pow­ ell, Rufns Vinelng, Effio O’Caln, Lot­ tie Mitchell, Evelyn Bnmes, Phylis Smith, Bcttlnn Campbell and Nettle Hodges. Fourth Grnde—R. E. Griffin, Nan­ nie Brooks, Horace Jimlnez, Neal Britt, Elizabeth Knight, May Lord, Daisy Rogers, Estelle Collins, Marie Zito, Pcnnie Dandelnke, Verna Wasman, II. C. Waters, Jack Peters, Edwnrd Mitchell, Berthn Takach, Ellzivbeth Dodds and Ruby Booth. •■ IVorr tlo l.alp n< l.o of \ m au 8| ct & 1 I < NWH of SWH .................................................. HKH of HEH ...................................................... SB>4 of NW^( and HEH of NR 1-4 and WH of EH (loaa EH or NWH of NEH) and NEH of NWH .................. SBH of 8WH . . . " ......................................... NWH of SBH (lew EH of 8W H ) ............. NH of NWH .................................................... BWU of 8WH W of Crwk ............................. BEH of NEH and NH or SBH and BWH of NBH ........................................................ W H of NWH ...................................................... NEH of 8EH <le«a HUH) .............................. NWH •»<) W H of BWH and SB 1-4 of SKH . . . ..................7............................. W H of NWH of N W H ................................. All NEH of KE.U E of It/ ............................. 81 *1 82 » S3 40 *0 O. L. Martin Unknown 21 SI JOO Unknown . . *» *• 40 II. U. Dalton 21 SI SS Unknown ** *• 80 Unknown 21 21 S3 Unknown' *4 *) *> >6° »« 81 81 80 33 21 81 80 SS 21 31 MO 4 21 33 30 8 21 S3 Unknown II. Dm ); D. Hefty Mo. t , racoa 1F7, 18S AMENDED PLAT OP IOWA CITT aa Hooord.d la Plat Bo Btmlaola Oounty Baoordi J. H. Dinner ...................... All Hk*k K ............................ . ......................... ________ FLORIDA OHOVES COMPANY'S FIRST ADDITION TO BLACK HAMMOCK aa KoooH a l la Flat Book No. S, Fata 74, Bamlaola Counts Baoorda Lota IS, 10, 17. 37.38. 39. and 4 0 . . .. 87.4 J. U. Ilahl ............................... 171.10 I-ota 22. 41, 42. 43. 41. 43 and N 4.4 ............................ _ acre* of lot 40 ............................. 80 JAllan ..............................lilMT L m a». 00,01, 02 and S3............................... 43.8 A. C. Itoblnaon . got oi .................................................................. 1° Fran* I’belpa . Lota 78, *0 and 80 ........... ........................ 237 A. C. RoMnaon EH l-ot 81 ...............................................w - . . 0 c - **• F(*ber ••• W H Lot 81 ................................................' . . . 0 UUfford I-an* . . . EH Lot 90 and All lota 91, 03 and 03 ............ ....................... ............................ 33 A. C. Boblnaon . NH Lot 90 .......................................................... ._________________S Unknown ............. NEH of BWH and NWH of 8E H ............ 11 21 S3 80 Unknown ........... 0 . F. SWOPE LAND COMPACT'S PLAT OP BLACK HAMMOCK aa B.oord . l In Flat No. I. Pacta US aad H I, Saalnala County Baoordi 40 O. I*. Swop* Land Co........... Loti 370 to 373 80' O. I*. Swop* Land On. . . . . Lola 390 to 403 . . . . 10 U. A. Dahl IS SI NBH of SStt of SW H ISO Dr. 8. ........................................ IS SI 8H of NEH and BH of SBH 80 Unknown ................................ 14 SI NH of SWH ............................ 40 O. W. Simmon* ....................... 14 SI NWH of ' ‘ 10 TUoa. Half ...................... .. 18 SI W U of 40 Unknown ................................ .. 15 SI NEH of 8BU .................................... 40 Unknown .............. ................... IS SI. S3 NEH of NBH ............................... NWH of »K ‘ * and NH of NWH and It Si' S3 140 Unknown ................ SH of SKH of flWU IS SI S3 . SO Tboa. 0 . Wkttaraoa SKH of NEH and NEH of 8EH 40 Unknown . . . . . . . . . IS 21 S3 NKH of HW 1-4 10 Unknown . . . . . . . . . 19 21 S3 SWH of st:u or NEH SO Unknown *............ . U 21 S3 SWH Of NEH (loon SB 1-4) 40 Unknown .................. IS 21 S3 8EH of NWH ............... 10 21 22 10 J. M. Millar . . . . HRH of SWH of NKH 40 Unknown .................. IS 21 82 HEH of SWH ............. SH Unknown ........ .. SO 21 S3 SKH Of NWH Of NWH Of SW H . 10 Unknown ................ 30 21 S3 NEH of HR 1-4 of NW 1-4 .......... W H of NBH of NWH of NWH. of 1H Unknown .................. SO 21 S3 BWH 20 Unknown ............ .. 20 21 S3 W H of NEH of SW H 10 Unknown ................ 21 21 S3 NKH of BEH of NKH 10 Unknown .................. 21 21 S3 SWH of NWH of SKH 80 Unknown .................. 23 21 S3 NWH of SWH (laoa NU t-4) 22 21 S3 BO rinaly A Ullchtll . . NH of NWH ............................ 120 Unknown ................ BH or. SWH and NW H or SBH................ 23 21 S3 KH or BWH and NEH of SBH and W H of SKH .......................................................... 2S 21 SS 900 Unknown . . . 21 S3 20J. T. llod*** KH o f-SKH of NEH ..................................... 27 21 82 10 Unknown . . . . NKH of NWH of HKH .................................. 27 NKH or SKH of SB 1-4 and W H ' ot 27 21 S3 SO Unknown . . . SKH of SKH ................ 28 31 S3 B Unknown . . . . SH of NBH of N W H of NEH • CIlULUOTA aa Bacordad In Flat Beak No. ». Far* SI, Bamlaola County Racord*. Lot 3. Illock N ............................................. ..................................... O. A. Marrlwaatbar ............ 7.S4 I.M NORTH CHtlLUOTA aa Raoordad In Plat Book No. S, Pa**a 84 la SI. SamlaoU County Record* l ot I. Illork »7 .................... ............................. ................................. Unknown #.................................... a 43 VILLA MILLS aa Rtcerdod In Plat Book No. I, Fat* IS. Samlnol* County Boeorda. I.ita S, 0. 8, and 0, Blork B ...................... Unknown .................................. EH of StVH of NKH of NWH and KH of tVH uf NKH »f BW H .................. . . WH "f SWH I Ira* WH "f H 1 2 ) ...........: . N 3-4 c,f EH of NKH of SBH ...................... K 1 arra uf HWH <>f HKH of 8KH and WH of SKH of HKH of 8 K 1-4 HIV H and SH of HKH .. . ........ ............... All (la.. NWH of HWH> ............ •• KH of NEH of NKH and NWH of NKH ••••'•.................... ............................ 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With but one grocery store surviv­ ing tho finmes there would have been it shortage o f ;ordinary staple articles o f food had it not been for prompt or­ dering and arrival of supplies from outside sources, principally Tampa wholesale houses. CREAMERY FOR MARION CO. OCALA.—County Agent K. Moore Is making a survey with a ^ to determining the number o f produc­ ing dairy cattle in tho county and to inducing the establishment o f ft creamery here. Mr. Moore says that Marion ty offers splendid opportunities to the dairyman. Ho believes that, with the natural advantages o f soil and cllmstewhich wo have, this state, and partic­ ularly this county, can out-rival thegreat dairy statca of tho North East. Control—W hite Fly and Scale Produce—Bright, Fancy Fruit SOLUBLE SULPHUR WOMAN DIES FROM BURNS RECEIVED IN MOORE IIAVEN FIRE MOORE HAVEN, April 28.— Mrs. A. C. Colemnn, In whose home— the DeSoto apnrtments—’yesterday’s dis­ astrous fire had its start, died today o f injuries she received nt (he time. She was severely burned by the gasoline fron which exploded while she wns using it, nnd which started the fire, and by jumping from the second-story window (Of the buildingThe townspeople arose this morning not merely to survey the devastated block o f business buildings and homes leveled by yesterday's. blaze, the loss from which is placed at f 130,000, with about half o f It covered by SO SI St SO 21 II i i Compound WITH Schnarrs Spray Formula I J.SCHMJS SOCKET! This Economical Combination Spray for While Fly, Scale Intecte and Ruat Mitet controls theae deatrocti ve pests - protects your trees sgainat their ravage*. U»ed as directed, increase* the yield and produce* more boae* of bright, fancy fruit which always command* a higher price. Writ* for frw* ropy of its] odltlaa at Schnarr* Hpray Book aad complete Fries LU* J. S C H N A R R & C O . Specialists in Sprays, Sprayers V Spraying ORLANDO, FLORIDA 1906 m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1921 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 06, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 06, 1921. 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Capi THE SANFORD HERALD IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E ST V E G E T A B L E SECTIO N NUMBER 37 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921 VOLUMB XIL further germ an penalties a “ AND NEW BOUNDRY LINES GERMANY AND POLAND CUT FREIGHT . nd OR WILL PLOW RAILROADS WASTE MONEY SAY THE UNION HEADS WILL RETURN MELONS UNDER ON OPERATING COSTS FAMOUS KOSCIUSCO SQUADRON NO CHANCE FOR GROWERS AT NEW RATES, ROADS . WILL BE DEMOBIL­ ARE TOLD IZED MACON, Ga., April 27.— Melon if Box Car Shows P o o r • _______ growers and their representatives HOUSE REJECTS FIRST ATTACK , Rate o f Travel* • from Georgia and Florida yesterday NAVAL BILL FOR ON THE KNOX testified at a meeting of melon grow­ MORE SHIPS lin g PEACE PACT ers and railroad wpresentotlves at the _____ ASHINGTON, April 28— Hotel Dempsey that unless the grow­ ASHINGTON, April 28^ers are given a reduction of 83 1-8 , The House today rejected . The first attack in the per cent from present rates or a re­ • ri$ overwhelmingly the amendment t Senate on the Knox peace reso­ turn to the rates as of Aug. 31, 1920, to the naval appropriation bill lution came today from the ReSTANDARD TYPES OF LOCOMO­ the crop will be a clear loss to both providing that no funds should publican side. Senator Nelson, TIVES AND CARS WOULD for assu ran ce of u n it e d growers nnd railroads. Practically be used for continuing waahlp of Minnesota, chairman of the SAVE MONEY STATES TO LOT HER ' tho entire Georgia and Florida crop construction until President Senate Judiciary committee, HAVE A LOOK was represented nt the meeting, there Harding had called the Inter­ EMERGENCY TARIFF characterized the resolution as CHICAGO, April 28.—The railway being more than 100 persons present. national conference to consider FOR FARMERS’ RELIEF “Unusual halting, equivocating (®y Tk* im rfih l Tnmt labor unions fighting wage reductions For four hours growers testified as disarmament. REPORTED FAVORABLY PARIS, April 28.— Application of and only a partial and piece- + before the Railway Labor Board in­ to tho costs and conditions confront­ further penalties to Germany and meal work." ' Ills opposition ♦ (By !>• AtMcUUd Fr,u) creased their charges of raised and ing them. At the end of the confer­ tracing of new boundary* lines between shattered hopes of the leaders 4 WASHINGTON, April 28.— Emerg­ ence the representative of the rail­ inefficiency on the pazt of railroad Poland and Germany In Upper Silesia for a solid Republican line-up + ency tariff bill designed for relief of roads stated that they will tako the managemmenta by quarter billion dol­ for adoption of the resolution, jjj farmers and to check dumping of for­ matter of rate reduction under ad­ will be discussed by supremo council lars today. In a supplemental ex­ st London Saturday, it was learned eign goods ordered favorably reported visement, stating that a better under­ hibit to that filed last week, setting here today. today by senate flnanco committee. standing of the whole situation has forth alleged waste of a billion dol­ Measure approved by senate commit­ been promoted. lars, the employes charged that pos­ LONDON, April 28.—Germany’s R. V. Pitts, representing the Inter­ tee differs radically from that passed sible savings totaled $276,600,000 could attempt to clarify certain of her re­ by the house, anti-dumping and cuiv state Commerce Commission, presid­ be effected by the railroads if they . paration proposals in compliance with rency caluation provisions being very ed at the meeting, directing the argu­ SANFORD, TAMPA, ST. PETERS­ would introduco modern methods in request of British foreign office yes­ sharply revised although tariff provis­ ment to bring out all possible infor­ maintenance and operation of the roll-' BURG AND LAKELAND ARE terday said In official circles today to mation. The increase in freight rates ions not changed. ■road Industry. Tho larger American . GUESTS OF ORLANDO have resulted In even greater confus­ of 33 1-3 per cent over lost year and railroads spent nearly $6,000,000,000 MAY LEVY CITY TAX the decrease in industrial activity, ion, Great Britain has asked for fur­ for operating elxpcnses last year, the The Inter-City meet of the Rotary TO ELIAhNATE DRIVES which will depress the melon market, ther explanations. WITH RE-APPORTIONMENT SETexhibit showed, carrying forty-seven clubs of Tampa, St. Petersburg, Lake­ Yfill cause the grower to lose on his TI.ED REMOVAL AGITATION billion passengers one mile, and 450,­ . KISSIMMEE, April 26.—'The next present crop, the growers declared. land, Sanford nnd Orlando took place LONDON, April 28.— Announced IS LOSING FORCE 000,000,000 tons of freight one mile. meeting of the city council-will take The increase of approximately $60 a last night at the Country Club at Or­ by Reuters, Limited, today It had "It can be demonstrated that lando, the other clubs being the learned France instructed Arpbnasndor With n resolution proposing the up the matter of creating a two-mill car in freight rates this year, it was 000,000,000 is altogether too much to guests of the Orlando club. They ex­ Jussernnd, In Washington, to thnnk submission of n constitutional amend­ levy within the city with tho idea of declared, would leave a net income of move tho truffle in hand," tlie report pected something special at Orlando United States government "for itta ment changing the site of the capital devoting the money so acquired to only $4.65 n car to the growers, even and they had 1L With J. P. Holbrook, said, “ that failure to introduce aavcaring for the musical concerts dur­ at prices prevailing hist year. Un­ assurance that the United States from Tnllohasscc to Orlando has been the president, and Kendrick Guernsey, |nc-B rests primarily with railroad man­ would not deliver German reparations introduced, as predicted by The Me­ ing the next season, for the financing less relief is given, the growers de­ ns secretary, and the committee com­ agement nnd thnt the public accord­ nrtte without approval of Allies. tropolis exclusively, and while there |of the Chamber of Commerce, for such clared, they would plow their melons posed of Nixon Butt, Will Branch and ingly, la not getting a dollar's worth France, added, says news agency, it is considerable sentiment in favor of publicity ns may be deemed csscntinl under or curtail the shipments. Mr. Will Glenn for ’ he stunts the program of service for the dollar it spends in t could not approve proposals or see in capital removal, keen observers are of for the interests of the city, and for Pitts snid this is nn emergency sit­ . was -omplctc in every detail. The a f­ rates." them Imsis for possible settlement. the opinion that thorc is little chance such uses as may seem best in the uation nnd he snid the question is Freight car performance, due to In­ for any progress in this direction nt way of chnrities which hnvc hereto­ ’whether the carriers will bo willing fair started nt 6:30 nnd tho long efficiency, leads to “ startling deduc­ fore been cared for by the various to give a reduction to help the grow­ tables were laid on the fine-screened tions," the report continued, sayingPARIS, April 28.—Next develop­ this session o f the legislature. While re-apportionment hung in drives under many auspices. The levy ers nl this time, nnd to help them*, porches of the Country Club nrd there that n freight car travels an average ment regarding German propositions must have been 100 guests sat down on reparations question expected to the balance, so far as the house was hns been endorsed by the Chember of selves in the long run." to a turkey dinner thrt was enlivened of only 26 miles n day, is loaded about occur in London ns according to best concerned, the aggitation ngninst Tal­ Commerce ns being of nn eliminative by the ubiquitous henny Guernsey; two-thirds of the time and 6.6 to T NEW GASOLINE CUT information here no further steps will lahassee on the capltol site question character for the many proposilions President Holhr »ok »nd the other live per cent of all freight car sare chron­ be taken In this situation until Allied grew particularly warm nnd it is still which prove so embarrassing to both ically unserviceable. DETROIT, Mich; April 27,—The wires of the vnrlf.us cities *fl pnl supreme council which meets In Lon­ strong. But since the house hns business men and privnto individuals, A tnblc on car performance showed speeches were tnooood nnd while the don Saturdny hna acted. American adopted a compromise rc-npportion- the desire being to turn over all ap­ Standard Oil Company of Indiana re­ that of the New' England roads, the guests tried to «nt between stunta the participation In London deliberations ment bill, advocates of cnpitnl remov­ plications to the finance committee of duced the retail prices of gasoline by Boston and Albnny avcrSged 82.2 presidents of the various clubs were hoped for in French circles where it al, or at least many of them, seem dis­ the city council—provided such n levy three cents here today. The new called upon to any n few words nnd miles per day, while the New Haven, i» stated invitation will be sent to posed to believe thnt it is best to ■shnll bo approved. Thorc seems to be got hut 12.8 miles. price is 22 9-10 ccntB. The cut also Lakeland, St. Petersburg and Tnmpn Washington to have representative of I await the reconstruction of the house a general belief tho measure will pass In the Great Lakes section, the and our own Sanford told them all applies to refined oils and naphtha. and senate before nny reAl effort is the council with no dissenting voice. the United States present. Grand Trunk Western averaged 52.7 about it with President Stevens at hla made to bring it about. miles and the Pittsburg and Lake Erie best and while they made so much Of course, the senate still remains ... LONDON,'April 28.— Premier Lloyd 10.3 miles, while In the western re­ noise he could hardly be heard one did to concur In the action of the house, George, speaking in house of commons gion, tho Union Pacific averaged 6<L8 catch the words "ball games’ ’ and but since the compromise did not in today on Germany’s reparations pro­ and the Denver and •Rio Grange "state capital’’ and It Is ccrtnln that the least nffect the senatorial dis­ posals said, "I very much regret to thirty. he promised thnt Sanford nnd Or­ tricts as ' proposed in the original say they are thoroughly unsatisfactory National unified control or regional lando would stand together on every­ Campbell measure, both sides nre and I wish it had been possible for mq. control offers Inrger possibilities In And like n three ring circus more or less confident that the sen­ Pearl came from old Missouri, thing. to say that they alter situation.’’ economics, the exhibit said, and cited To n boy of three or four, ate will ndhere. Then, before it is John Turner of Tnmpn, one of the Where.they have n lullaby, Federnl control during the autumn of If she saw all we showed her . effective the action must be ratified And the famous Ozark mountains most prominent "Rotes1’ in the South 1918, "when traffic was at Its heaviest, ATLANTIC FLEET Why, she’d never felt so sore. by the people at the November elec­ And the houjT^dog’s plaintive cry. and recently elected district governor PASSES IN REVIEW with practically a complete absence tion of next year. The legislature o f Rotary, gave a few minutes talk BEFORE PRESIDENT of transportation stringency in con­ From which w c le the impression which meets in 1923 would then pro­ on Rotary and the Birmingham meet­ Oh, Pearl, how could you do it, trast to the years Immediately pre­ From the neck up Pearl was dead, vide the necessary legislative machin­ ing and he said some things about • You recall that Saturday? • (By Tk« A*weUU4 Tnu) ceding when auch stringency had al­ Cause that lullaby kept lulling, Sanford thnt wc will make him take OLD POINT COMFORT, April 28. ery to elect the representative which Wc never thought our celery most amounted to railroad paralysis." In her journalistic ( ? ) head. • be elected In November, 1924, to take back‘ when he comes here next week —Atlantic fleet arriving from south­ Would nerve your pen that way. Sixteen reforms inaugurated tinder to the Sanford meeting. His sentence ern drill grounds passed In ceremonial office for the session of 1926. She packed a grouch and satchel, the unified control of the railroad ad­ At best the enlarged and fair rep­ will be to eat nt least three crates review before President Harding to­ When she left her own state line, ministration and advocated by Direc­ It wasn’t our mosquitoes o f Snnford celery. day as It entered home waters In resentation in tho house and senate She should have known thnt grouch of You said kept biting you, tor Gcnsral McAdoo, which should, Hampton Roads. More thsn sixty bat­ cannot be effective before 1926 and The dinner was great but It was heris . . But fleas from some old houn’ dog be continued upder peace conditions*,, tleships led by flagship Pennsylvania until that time it is asserted there only a small part of tho program. Could never stand sunshine. That liked to travel, too. ; are set forth in the report in long column that filed by to pay is little real chance for the submis­ Rollins College was Invited to take The exhibit said there were nearly* sion of an amendment on tho capitnl commander in chiefs honors to Presi­ part in the stunts and they responded And then another reason, • . . . . 2000 different types of locomotive* For "them few harsh words" she We like Missouri people, dent as he stood with Secretary Navy removal question. Various schemes with a musical program under the American railway equipment before* have been proposed. Some have in wrotc Even tho’ their Pearl did lie, and party officials on bridge of Presi­ direction o f the Conservatory of mind the designation of one or more The scent of orange blossoms We’ll entertain the whole blamed state Music. The stage was completely filled tho war and 2023 styles of frelgbfc dential yacht. Mayflower. Was Hard­ particular cities, while others pro­ cars, which the railroad administra­ Always gets an old maid’s goat. But Pearl,—we’ll pass her by. ing’s first review of any part o f the by a bevy of beautiful girls and they vide other ways for determining the tion cut to twelve standard types. Nation’s sea power since be assumed gave an exhibition o f real training sentiment of the people and the most office and navy’a first opportunity to Rotarians) that ever graced a stage Those from this city attending _ WIDOW WINS SUIT available location.—Jacksonville Me­ SHARP DIFFERENCE AGAINST MIAMI LINE salute him. anywhere. They danced and sang President and Mrs. H. R. Stevens, Ml IN OPINIONS tropolis. FOR DEATH OF HUSBAND and waited on the sultan until all tba end Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mr. end REGARDING WACBS FAST MOTOR BOAT men In the audience wanted to job Deane Turner, Mr. and Mrs. . * (By Tka AtMcltUd Frau) • nAB TWELVE HOURS COMMITTEE TO MEET (By Tk« AimcUUS h m ) the Greek army and make war on the Melsch, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Key, AND SELECT SITE MIAMI, AJiril 28— Instructed ver­ WASHINGTON, April 27— Sharp sultan of Turkey. and Bln. R. R. Dess, W. M. t f o r s o u t h e r n COLLEGGE dict in favor *of defendant returned (By r u I w o U M Tt%u ) difference of opinion regarding wage Mr. and Mrs. H. C. DuBose, C. Two of Orlando’s younger queens - ■ * reductions between Chairman Benson, today in Federal Court here in suit HAMPTON, Va., April 28.—Gar Henry, R. H. Pearman and J. O. gave an exhibition of real dancing (By Tk* Shipping Board, and spokesmen for for $126,000 damages brought by the Junior left Hampton at daylight fqr when^they rendered several flna I that was the real article and then the TAMPA, April 28.-Committee of marine workers developed at opening widow against the Miami Electric New York. Hob twelve house and tions under the leader uri eh sultan grabbed his favorite wife and thirty-one minutes to reach New the board of trustees of Southern Col­ today. Conference called by chairman Light A Power Company to rdeath wonderful training. Miaa followed by the entire assemblage lege meet hero tomorrow tto toko up York to equal running time of Coast in an effort to avert threatened strike of Joseph Little two years ago. Little Greenup rendered several sel walked around the room and passed the matter of site for college, build­ Lines’ Havana special and Capt Gar on American steamers May 1st. Pres­ was killed by explosion in excavation out one of the side doors. Ths “Sul on the violin that brought forth n ings of which burned at Sutherland Wood said he expected to make If In ident Forusseth of Seamen’s Union de­ for wire conduit. tan" waa one of Orlando’s charming stinted praise and she was forced several months ago. clared fifteen per cent wage reduction ten hours. ladies and when thsit was learned the give several encores. BIrt. Christina declared necessary1 by Benson unac­ STATE CONVENTION men were satisfied.. And some of the Hayward, aa accompanist, V LIEUTENANT KILLED ELKS BRIND MANY f il e a r t ic l e s AT LANGLEY FIELD ceptable to union. harem had most wonderful voices and splendid. \ TO PALM BEACII FOR NEW RAILWAY • 1 " ^ added much to the musical program of The lady Rotes of Orlando put ON WEST COAST DOZEN OR MORE ARE • (By TU A-adatrf Tnm) a sketch entitled “ A Rotarian’s Id the evening. *. (By Tka Amriata A Frau) REPORTED KILLED HAMPTON, Va., April 27.—Lieut. of Service” opening with a- scene WEST PALM BEACH, April 2 7 And then the room was cleared and (By Tka AuocUUd Tnm) a Turkish harem with ths old sul Annual state convention of Elks be­ one of the finest orchestras In ths TALLAHASSEE, April 28.—L. A. Thomae* H: Ward, and Sergt Nobel JACKSON, Miai., April 27— Re­ Whitney, secretary Fort Myers Board L. Bryant were killed today at Lang­ ports received here tonight stated that gan here today and every local lodg* state played music that even the older reclining on a divan surrounded some of the most beautiful wives ( of Trade here, to file artielee of ln- ley Field when their $>lane a dozen or more persons were killed' in the state is represented among members could, not resist and they danced and danced and danced. It was corpormtlon for Florida Weet Coast after emerging from low cloud. Bot and a number injured In a storm more than a thousand delegates. Labor evidently thinks that some party and gave the Sanford Railway Company. Proposed line men were natives of Kentucky. which shuck the town of Braxton, goal is within striking dlst would be built between Perry and The Daily Herald— 16c a week, de­ Rotes some idea of what entertaining enghteen moles from this city late • The Dally Herald—15c a week, de­ folk Virginian Pilot In Rotary meant. Montieello, missing link in Florida’! livered anywhere In Banford. today. , livered anywhere i«r Sanford. outlet to west. * • Will Be Discussed by the Supreme Allied Coun­ cil Saturday en g lan d pleased . • W (I ; Tka iiHrUUi h tu ) WARSAW, April 28.— Memben of the famous Kosclusco squadron re­ cruited in America for service in Po­ land against Bolshevik!, intend to re­ J| turn to the United States immediately ± after being demobilized next week. Capt. Marion Cooper, Jacksonville, |} Fla., who arrived In Riga this week, |* after escaping from Russia prison on T way here to join comrades. ■ COMPROMISE ON DIVISION KILLS CAPITAL MOVE W ROTARIANS MET LAST NIGHT AT ORLANDO Pearman’s Poetical Reply to Paragraphs Appearing in Pale Pearl’s Puerile Publication IDLE TOO MUCH �W m - ' "ri . ’ Ef'i P>V I 1 4 tel. ■ ■ - * ' THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 22*1921 SANFORD’S WHITE WAY STARTED LAST NIGHT WITH BIG STREET DANCE Business Streets Light­ ed Up and Band Played PRIZEWINNERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL BEAUTIFUL SIGHT FOUR OF Til EM SO GOOD THAT FOUR PRIZES WERE AWARDED. MAGNOLIA AVENUE WA8 THE The prizes for the winners of the SCENE OF GAYETY AND LIFE essay contest at the Grammar School AND ANIMATION were awarded last week at chapel with most appropriate exercises. The (T nm Wadnaada/'a Dallr) / It waa a gnat night la«t night Grammar school orchestra rendered when the Hghta of Sanford’a new appropriate music for the ocealion White Way were turned on for the and after an invocation by Dr. Geo. official opening and the occasion waa Hyman, Superintendent T. W. Law­ not only a memorable one from the ton gave the audience an outline of standpoint of material progress but the rules o f the contest and of the it was made a most enjoyable one by work o f the educational committee the Southern Utilities Co., Joining of the Chamber of Commerce and in­ ’ hands with the city In decorating the troduced R. J. Holly, of the Herald, street with red, white and blue lights who spoke to the childrea of the vast and furnishing the music for the oc­ amount of good to be derived in the writing of essays on the city of San­ casion. ' General Manager Huston,' of the ford, the City Substantial, and that Southern Utilities Co., made a special the children of today were the citi­ £rip here yesterday to see that all zens of tomorrow. Miss Clara Millen was in readiness and found that the and Mrs. D. S. Babbett read the es­ •local manager, Mr. Morse, had his says to the school and then giving force of men out for two days put­ the numbers called for the names ting up the strings of lights on Mag­ from Miss Kirkland who had the nolia avenue and all was ready to names and numbers. Up to this time turn on the Juice. The streets of San­ no one knew who had written the var­ ford never looked any better than ious essays, not even the judges, and • last night when all tho beautiful the winners were os follows: Seventh Grade— Everett Brown and White Way posts were shown up in the best manner and with the red, Frank ChaBc. Eighth Grade— Miss Georgia Mob­ white and blue lights that looked like a big American flag; from a distance ley und Miss Mildred Holly. The original pliin wns to give two the c ity . looked like an enchanted prizes of $5 each to the two winners scene. A flashlight of the merry throng but the four essays read this morn­ was taken for the Chambor of Com­ ing were so good thnt the judges merce booklet and it should be a could not decide on them nnd decided great picture of Sanford's White to split the original ten dollars in Way and the city streets as they now four parts. However, Secretary Pearappoar, • * • I man and the Chamber of Commerce The DeLnnd band furnished the thought they were all so good thnt it muaic which means that it was of the would be only right nnd proper to best and that it was greatly enjoyed give each one of the four $5.00 and by the big crowd present and tho Secretary Penrmnn awarded the priz­ people owe the Southern Utilities Co. es with an appropriate talk to the a vote of thanks for furnishing the children. The school then sang nn music, tho lights nnd for their many origifinl boosting song entitled, “ I'm courtesies in this social affair nnd in Proud of Sanford and I'll Make San­ their hearty co-operation in the inau­ ford Proud of Me" and the exercises guration of the White Way. closed. The Ediicntional Committee of the There must have been several thou­ sand people congregated upon tho Chnmber of Commerce were present streets last night, the half block on in a body nnd the visitors and the Magnolia being roped off and the school felt thnt they were well re­ sidewalk at the Seminole bank corn­ warded in this great work of er being roped off for the use of the building a greater Sanford. dancers. .Tho Woman's Club sold tickets for the dance and also sold ice cream and cold drinks for the dnneo and made a nice sum thnt will be ap­ plied toward the cost of installing the Joe nnd Ingram Guerry drove to White Way. Jacksonville in Joe's car Inst week. It wns nn evening of enjoyment, an Ingram left for New Orleans to reevening of getting together, nn even­ numo his job as first engineer in the ing of wholo-souled, unaloyed good time and a bringing together of tho Merchant Mnrinc service. Mrs. Lorettu Tracy is here from St. people from this and adjoining counPetersburg for n visit with her broth­ . tics for n big time and as an advorer nnd wife, Mr. nnd Mrs.' Klwootl Ising stunt it was n good ono nsido Irish nnd daughter, Mrs. Helen Morse from the enjoyment of those who will Icnvc in n short time for her participated and from tho satisfac­ tion to tho ladies, to the merchants home at St. Albnms, Vt. Don McDonald is nt I)r. Mnster’s who paid their share of the cost, to Snnntarium nt Port Orange, being the city commissioners nnd the city trented for mnlnrin. manager and to tho Southern Utilities Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hall have had Co., who havo gone more thnn half as their guests, Mrs. Knte Potelj nnd way in making the new lighting .sys­ Miss Myrtle llnll, .of Cavillk. Miss tem possible. Hall was here for 2 weeks, tyrs. I’oIt marked another milestone in the progress of the city and demonstrat­ tcll for only n day’s visit. Miss Dode Dorner has returned to ed that tho people of Sanford nro St. Augustine to resume her studies working toward that goal of a city of nt the Convent and the three little twenty-five thousand people with the children of the late Mrs. Augusta best of everything and only tho best. Dorner, have gone to New Jersey with Tho Welfare Department of the Mrs. DomcV's sister, leaving here on Woman’s Club and the special com­ * mittee that worked so hard for the Tuesday, k Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Cameron and son White Way should feel proud of their great achievement. They have ac­ Henry, are nt home from an extensive complished something for their city atny in Miami. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. D. Couch nnd three along material lines and something that will redound to their credit as little daughters are moving this week from their pretty home on the East long as the organization lists. shore of Lake Onoro to their new home in town to be nearer business BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW. and school. I. D. Hart is having the Colts light­ Tho Senior Chapter B. S. A. 425, ing system installed in his store and composed of young men, had a very I. residence at Beck Hammock. fine time Tuesday night going to Syl­ W. L. Henley is among the lucky van Lake and there cooking their sup­ ones to get a big price fo r his celery, per. Return was made about 10:30 p. having sold 5 cars of the Golden Self m. This Is but one of tho regular Blanching celery at $5 per crate right , outings made possible through mem­ on the ground, and had'an offer for bership In this society. $5.50 per crate shortly after selling. The Intermediate Seniors, B. S. A., Green to‘p celery is bringing $4 per composed very largely of the High crate so we hear. Tho supply of Gol­ School students, will play base ball den celery Is quite likely to go even Saturday at 3 p. m. at the old base ball park against Oviedo Boy Scouts. higher. The highest price pkid for There is no admission charges and all golden celery except one other year, are invited to,come out and see the when it brought $6.76 per crate in the fellows play. Come and^help cheer field, 2 years ago now. I ' " •* *■ Straight to the Service is that which most everybody claims to give but which you really have to hunt for to find. But at our store you’ll not need to hunt far—we’ll guarantee that.. For the whole backbone of our business is s-e-r-v-i-c-e. , • • ' • • • • —giving the biggest values for your money. • • —giving you the benefit o f all our years o f experience in making selections in men’s wear. If you’re pleased, you’ll come again. And we’ll wager a dollar to a dough­ nut YOU WILL. CLOTHCEAFT Cloth** May we not make your acquaintance TODAY? Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co The Clothcraft Store in This Town EAST SANFORD ti'l' y ^ io t B. S. A.! The Scouts wilj be en' tertained byAho 8 . Andrews’ Brotherhood for supper, after the game. I)o your mailing early is a good motto. As • rule the mail robbers do not go on duty until toward even­ ing/—South Bend Tribune. 1 A big crowd attended the lecture Tuesday night nt the Baptist Temple in Sanford. Jim Proctor, of Georgia, is spend­ ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Cliffdrd Proctor.. . Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prcvatt spent Sunday in Osteen. Lula Leflics spent Tuesday with Christine McClellan. Lula Lefiles spent Tuesday with Ruth McFarland spent the week end with Evelyn nnd Ruth McClain. Mr. nnd Mrs. Willie Sicg of Chuluota, wefo .here n few days ago. • Mrs. Dnniels is improving very, fast. t Mrs. J. M. Prcvatt is visiting her son, Willie Prcvatt nnd wife at Moore's Station. Mrs. McFarland and son took din­ ner with T. W. Prevntt Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan and Mrs. Coffee, of Miami, left today for their homo after spending about two weeks with their mother, Mrs. Williams. Mrs. McFarland and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. I'revatt were shopping in San­ ford Friday. P. N. Stover has just returned homo after spending about three weeks in St. Augustine. T. W. Prevatt and Joe Cameron were called to Tallnhnssce Monday on business. Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. I}an were shopping in Sanford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Lcifils and Mr. and Mrs. Vick Peters,' Lula Lclfiers and Mrs. Will Brown went fish­ ing last Saturday in Jessup creek and report catching ono hundred fish. Report, I say? 7 Miss Lillie Littler and Barney RED CAP Battery with its 2-yoar Griggs spent .Saturday evening with written guarantee, will cost you less per month’s service than any other on Mr. and Mrs, T. W. Prevatt. the market. A complete stock of Sanford is a City Substantial, be­ these.^-B. A O. MOTOR CO. S5-3tc cause being* located on the St. Johna river and the Atlantic Coast Line railTry s Herald Went Ad.— It pays. ’• , GENEVA FLASHES ■. ■ , CLASSIFIED WANT ADS ANNOUNCING THE SUCCESSION OF HAIGHT and MaGEE AtlU.NTN W ANTKIV-^vTi tlie Jtnalo* kina f ’ m liicta! Mtdlclnra. KilraeM. Boa pa, Shampoo, etc. IJae la d / of **8,“ .. a /r o t wanted la Bthrord end other “ lee. All or apare time. rartloiU r8 aid plea free. Write Index. The J. K. Co., 03.^f#m£hU^ Tm n. “ The House Sincerity is Building” s to the Business of H. L. Haight an d . THE OVERLAND SALES COMPANY ■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■• STATE DISTRIBUTORS OF HANDLEY-KNIGHT CARS --------- AND--------• i’ ••• v HARTFORD BATTERIES Seminole County Representatives . OVERLAND 4 AND WHXYS-KNlGHT AUTOMOBILES Sales and Service in all its Branches ------------------------------------- ----------------------------- — --------- -------------------- This is a Cordial Invitation to come in. Please . accept it in lieu o f a personal card. WANTED ___ _ WANTED— Young cow. Mart & fresh and good milker. J. H. Md* mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. WANTED—Team work, all kindTIr quire Hanson's Shoe Shop. 28-lfp WANTED TO BUY— Now sclf-staning Ford. Must be a bargain for the cash.— Cates Crate-Co. 29-°? SEE M. S. NELSON for all kindJ of hauling. 3l-tfe MISCELLANEOUS GET YOUR ORDERS in now"?* your new Buick ear. See W. J* Thigpen. ________ HfiMS^PfcWING and PicoUF*” * tachment, works on all sewing V* chines, $2.00. Personal checks 1* extra. Lights Mail Order House, B«* 127, Birmingham. Ala. 267-oaw-lj ORDER your new Buick now ■■ you will not lose any timo on new car load coming in soon, w * YOU CAN order you* new~Bokt no wand save time on the next «** load. * * FOR SALE roil SAI.K—10 arm of l*»d. S ' SeW Hanford re lrr/ dlalrlct.—John Breoar. No. I, Uallland. f l a . ___________________ FOR SALE—Good farm roule in g«* condition.— M. Fleischer. 1 W » « FOR SALE— 16 acres In celefyd*^ at Sanford, for $1,000 cash or *• terms. J. M. Stevens, 39 Barton. Jacksonville, Fla. 81 KEY WEST POTATO P L A N T S * $1.75 per 1.000 Ready April 1st, delivered at I or in Sanford. ; • W. V. DUNN j R. A,. Box 224-A, 8 anford. Flow JJiDj -’ • ' ------ I , - | - ' • �V. IMf •1■:-i. - THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921 I BL}r V C. L RAY KILLED INSTANTLY GOLD MEDAL FLORIDA; STOOD SECOND IN WHEN AN AUTO DRIVEN BY BEST RECORD PRODUCTION OF VEGETABLES • OFFICER WALKER HIT HIM IN HIGH SCHOOL OTHER THAN POTATOES Accident Seemed Un­ Haight & Magee Will Take Over avoidable, on SanfordOverland Sales Co. ' Orlando Road OFFERED BY E. D. MOBLEY IS NOW ON EXHIBITION IN WIN DOW OF HENRY M’ LAULIN Raised For Sale in 1919 According to The Census Bureau (From Tuesday’s Daily) (From Monday's Daily) Last year E. D. Mobley o f Mobley's (From StUrtUy'* D .lly ) (By Tk» 1 u k UI*4 F rau) Announcement is made in The drug store who has the interests of A most deplorable accident happen­ WASHINGTON, April 23,— Florida ed on the Sanford-Orlando road yes­ Weekly and Daily Herald that a :iew the schools nt heart as few men have, stood second in the production of terday afternoon when Policeman Ed. firm has started in Snnford, Haight offered a gold medal tc|. the high vegetables, other than potatoes, rais­ Walker ran into C. L. Ray, killing 4 Magee, who will succeed the Over­ school pupil making the best record at ed for ssle in 1910 according to a him almost instantly. Ray is a car­ land Sales Co. The new firm U com­ the'.school this year and the medal summary just issued by the Bureau penter and was working on the Star posed o f H. L. Haight, who has been has arrived and is now on exhibition o f the Censua showing tho totals for Theatre, walking home at night to the presiding genius o f the Overland in the show window of Henry Mc- the principal states that year. Such Lord’s Station where he was making Sales Co. and has been in business Lnulin, the jeweler. vegetables were valued at $13,695,255 his home. He was on the brick road here for several years, having his The object of tho medal, according and a total area of 60,938 acres was and some claim that he was slightly home at Altamonte for many years to the official rules and regulations, utilized in their production. With the deaf. Walker had a mechanic adjust­ and being a Seminole county citizen shall be to promote the scholastic In­ addition o f white and sweet potatoes ing his carbureter and had several and Sanford booster. Mr. Haight has terests o f the student o f the Sanford the value of vegetables raised' for friends in the car with him and as he joined forces with a. live wire in the Hlgb School.'The award of this medal sale aggregated $22,442,065 for Flor glanced up and saw Ray he blew his person of James F, Magee, who for will be the highest' honor in scholar­ ida and the area utilised totalled 104,horn and then yelled at him. Giving the post six years has been the repre­ ship made In the Sanford High School 899 acres. his wheel a quick twist ho must have sentative o f the B. F. Goodrich Rub­ throughout the entire year. White potatoes were tho most val­ jammed it for the steering gear lock­ ber Co-, and knows the state os few uable crop with tomatoes second. The Rules of Eligibility ed and the car crashed into Ray, men know It, having many friends 1. Those competing fo r this medal crops with their acreage and value breaking his neck and ho lived only a wherever he goes, nnd for the past for 1919 were given by the Census few minutes after being picked up and two years Mr. Magee, wanting to get must be regular, bona flde students in Bureau as follows: brought to the city. off the road, has been looking for a the Sanford High School. That ia, Crop— Acres Value Ray lived here about a year ago central location and decided on San­ the student body must register within White Potatoes .... 17,525 $5,301,538 and moved to Winter Pork for a per­ ford. With hla family he will be here two weeks after school opens and 18,089 4,103,929 iod, having just come back to Snnford in a few weeks to become one o f San­ carry nt least four studies offered in 26,430 9,445,221 a few weeks ago and took up his resi­ ford’s citizens and boosters, and will one o f the following years as found Celery 1,992 2,321,428 dence with his family near Lord’s Sta­ hnvc charge of the business here in the Sanford High School course of 2,604 1,420,683 tion. He leaves a wife and three chil­ while Mr. Haight will spend his time study: F'reshman, Sophomore, Jun­ 4,501 1,139,361 dren and the death of the father on the road taking care o f the state ior or Senior. Any student foiling to 8,522 1,123,842 leaves them without a protector and distribution of the ITnndley-Knight remnin in the Sanford High. School 3,782 1,043,771 a bread winner. enrs and the Hnrtfoni batteries. The throughout the entire year for any, Watermelons 14,646 993,409 Policeman Walker is almost pros­ firm also have Seminole county agen­ reason will be disqualified. 1,079 • 117,400 trated over’ the accident and can cy foe the Overland fours and the 2. No student will be eligible to Peas (green) 595 87,496 hardly give a clear account of it. The Willys-Knight cars and will have the compete for this medal if. some of his 647 64,699 coroner’s jury will convene some time sales and sorvico inall, Its branches. studies, which are being counted as 154 40,086 today and go into the affair thor­ 2 Mr. Magee is a hustler, spelling it the "four” studies mentioned in Rule Spinach 878 oughly. with o capital "If," and his motto will 1, nrc being taken for the second time It was one of those accidents thnt BRYAN-WHEELER MOTOR be "The House Sincerety is Build­ for any reason. occur from time to time when it seems ing,” nnd their business here nnd their , 3. A student carrying four regular CO. NEW FIRM HANDLING that no one is to blame nnd yet the husincss over the state will be built studio? and nlso n fifth, either In that AUTOS AND SUPPLIES blame lies with one or the other of upon thnt foundation. The new firm same year or another year, will not the parties and the family of Mr. Kuy starts off with a good business al­ be disqualified. If that student car­ (From Monday’s Daily) have lost father and husband. ready assured and with new business ries five studies In the same year o f The Bcriea of accidents that have Among the new firms in the city thnt will accrue to their undivided ef­ high school wf>rk, the four highest happened here in the past few weeks handling nutoa nnd supplies is the forts to give the public the best of averages will be counted in making should ho a warning to the drivers of Bryan-Wheeler Motor Co., that have service nt all times. They will nlso the final general nverage In competi­ cars everywhere. Many of them recently organized nml token the gar­ tion for the medal. If that student use the columns of the Daily nnd could b e‘ avoided if they would drive ia carrying a fifth study which is in age on Magnolia avenue recently oc­ slower and drive more carefully. If Weekly Herald to set forth their another year of high school work cupied by the J. II. Lawson Motor Co. a man is walking down the road it claims for husincss and will have from the regulnr four studies, tho The new firm is composed of Leslie would bo much better to slop your something to say that will be to the final genernl averages of the regular Brynn und Wallace Wheeler^ two car nnd see thnt he is off the road be­ ndvnntnge of the prospective buyers four studies will be tho only ones young men of Sanford who need no fore you attempt to pass him ot; if of cars nnd service. rounted in competition fpr tho medal. introduction to the public. Mr. Bry­ _______ L_________ necessary give him the whole road. -J. No student will be eligible to nn, the senior member o f the firm, has It is much belter to suffer some in­ Over a Thousand conipetp for this medal whose deport­ been operating the Bryan Motor Co,‘ convenience than to take a life nnd ment grade falls below 00 per cent, or most successfully for the past two Cars of Potatoes you can never tell what people on its equivalent, for nny one of the years in the Staten building nt the the road or on the city streets are goSent to Market right mnntlis during the school year. foot of First screet. Mr. Wheeler, ing to do. 5. A total of not more than five since coming to Snnford several years The sympathy of the entire com­ With 398 cars shipped Wednesday days nbsence on account of absolute ago, has been the owner nnd distribu­ munity goes out to the wife and little nnd 311 shipped yesterday more than necessity throughout the entire year tor of Elder Springs water and, hav­ children who are left alone today. n thousand enrs of potatoes have lycn will be nllowed students competing ing disposed of this property and be­ shipped from the Hastings section for this mednl without disqualifica­ ing intterested in the nutomohile busTile coroner's jury empaneled to thus far this season, against eight tion. Absence on account of sickness noRS, formed this partnership with hold the inquest on the killing of C. for the same period last year. Thn Mr. Bryan. will not disqualify. L. Ray by the car of Officer Walker exact number of cars shipped this They will handle the Reo cars ami C. No personnl element will enter last night, brought in a verdict of nr- season up to noon yesterday, was 1,into the award of this medal. Abso­ trucks nnd several other good lines cidental kilting due to an unavoidable 217. lute averages will mnke the decision. and will nlso carry a complete line of accident. This was about the only Prices, are holding steadily at The final nvernges of the four studies auto accessories and supplies. verdict thnt the jury could bring in ns around $!).r>0 per barrel, anti there is They, have an announcement in this taken in the competition will be added the killing was accidental nnd every­ little hope that they will go higher. issue of The Daily n e r n l d and will do together, nnd the sum will be di­ one knows that Officer Walker would In a short time the Carolina crops considerable,advertising and publicity not have had the accident happen for will begin to move, and Texas is al­ vided by four to establish the grand work, ns they intend to go after the average for each student worlds and no other driver would de­ ready shipping new potatoes into business. 7. No student will be eligible to re liberately drive into n man. walking market. Messrs. Bryan and Wheeler nre ceivo this medal two years In succes­ on the road. Mr. Walker feels as Indications are thnt the crest of young men of up-to-date ideas and sion. (Signed) T. W. Lawton, C. S. bdaly about the accident as if he had the shipping season in Hastings sec­ methods and know the automobile Ogilvie. killed a near relative but it was one tion will be reached next week, and game and thnt they will have success of those unavoidable circumstances if this is trqe the crop will he con­ attend thrib new undertaking goes that might happen to any one. The siderably shorter than it was last without saying. Btecring gear went wrong whch it year.— Pnlntkn News. Watch for their future announce­ shouTd have been working with the ments in The Daily HeVald. result that the man was killed and The south Inlet jetty is prnctically his family arc without father and hus­ completed, haring been built allready “ And There- Wasn’ t the Slightest band today. considerably more than 300 feet out SAGE TKA-AND SULPHUR TURNS The remains of Mr. Ray were ship­ Smell from Dead Rats.” Into the water. It will be built to GRAY, FADED HAIR DARK ped to his relatives at Millville, Fla., approximately 400 feet. The dredge Writes John Simpkins, farmer of #v AND GLOSSY. today where the interment will take fifty-foot section of material thnt now Annandale, N. J.: “ Rats were cost­ place. seperntes the waters of Indian River Almost everyone knows that Sage ing mo hundreds yearly; tried dogs, and the Atlantic Ocean is said to bo Tea and Sulphur, properly compound ferrets, poison, could not get rid of The Miami Real Estate Journal for en route here now, although Us exnct ed, brings back the natural color and them. Bought $1.25 pkg. .of RAT April is a very interesting number whereabouts Is unknown. The cut­ lustre to the hair when fad^d, streak­ SNAP (6 cakes). Used half, not a Of this Important Florida publication. ting away o f this small section and ed or gray. Years ago the only way live rat since. Dead ones a plenty. I The front page ia given up to pictures completion of the south jetty is nil to get this mixture was to make it at like RAT-SNAP because after killing and descriptivcs of Cocoanut Grove, thnt remains for completion o f the in­ home, which is mussy and trouble­ rata It dries them up—leaves no and the subject is well handled. smell." Three sizes, 35c, 05c, $1.25. let, the north jetty having already some. Many beautiful places in and near been constructed.— Fort Pierce NewsNowadays wo simply ask at any Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hard­ Miami and the East Coast section are Tribune. drug store for “ Wyeth’s Sago and Sul ware Co.—Adv. k diseased in the Journal this month, phur Compound. You will get a S ’. and It certainly will be of great as REP. FORSTER nERE largo bottle of this old-time recipe alstanco to all who wish to know some­ improved by tha addition o f other in­ thing about the Bouthom part of i i HEAD STUFFED FROM (From Monday’s Dally) at very little cost. Every Florida. CATARRH OR A COLD ; gredients, Representative F. P. Foster, Semi­ body uses this preparation now, be­ nole's law maker, Is home for tho cause no one can possibty tell that you : : Bay* Cream Applied In" Nostril* j “FOUND SEVEN DEAD RAT$ IN ;. Opw* Air Passages Right Up. . darkened yoiir hair as it does It so week end and will leave tonight for BIN NEXT MORNING.” naturally and evenly. You dampen a Tallahassee! He spent Sunday with Robert Woodruff saya: “ My prem­ home folks and today was busy talk­ ia were infested with rata. I tried Ah! What a relief! Your clogged sponge or soft brush with it and draw ing with the people about the many BAT-SNAP on friend'a recommenda­ nostrils open right up, the air passag­ this through your hair, taking one matters o f legislation coming up In a tion. Next morning found aeven dead es o f your head are clear and you can small strand at a time; by morning few 4*7*, There Is quite a bit o f lo­ grt ItLbln, two near feed box, three breathe freely. No more hawking, tho gray hair disappears, and after cal leglslationi and much o f the state another application or two, your hair In. stall. Found large number alnce. snuffling, mucous discharge, headache, legislation'that affects Seminole coun­ No -amell about dead rata— RAT- dryness—no struggling for breath at becomes beautifully- dark, thick and glossy and you look yoara younger.— ty and Mr. F on ter wants to get the SNAP drya them up. Beat thing I night, your cold or catarrh la gona. voice of the majority of the people Adv. ever used." Three sires, 35c, Don’t stay stuffed up! Get a before voting on any measures affect­ 65c, $1.25. S old. and guaranteed by small bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from ing the commonwealth.. Mr. Forster Ball Hardware Co.—Adv. your druggist now. Apply a little of HARDING SELECTS DEMOCRAT is making a fine record and being woll FOR SHIPPING BOARD this fragrant, antiseptic cream In your conversant with his own section of the A naval holiday may be all right, nostrils, let it penetrate through ev­ state as well as other parts of Florida (By T U I u k U M F tm *) but they had better not turn all the ery air passage of the head; soothe WASHINGTON, April 25.— Former he knows how to vote on any of the goba loose In one port.—Arkahsas Ga­ and heal the swollen, Inflamed mucous Senator Chamberaltn, of Oregon, and state-wide questions. Howevyr, he zette. membrane, giving you instant relief. Frederick Thompson, of Mobile,'it is does not want to do anything against H r a .J v s .-: Ely’s Cream Balm is just what every understood were definitely selected by the wishes of his home people and is Now begins the spring of the* um­ cold and catarrh sufferer has been Harding as member* of the Shipping home to see them about any matter* pire's discontent— Evansville Journal. Becking: It’s just splendid— Adv, In which they are Interested. board, both are Democrats. r , ■ i “'Better-Get-Bet ter." Do U New. tf "BetU r-Gtt-BetUr" Do It Now. “ Better-Get-Better." Do it Naw. tf Office supplies at the Herald. STRIKE DISORDERS ON MAY DAY LOOKED FOR IN OLD MEXICO L^iTS TOAST! It J (By Tht A i u d i U d Fra**) MEXICO CITY, April 26.—Gover­ nors of various states of Mexico in­ structed to use every precaution to prevent disorders on May day. Gen­ eral orders have been sent from work­ men’s headquarter* here for labor demonstrations throughout the coun­ try. ' No ciga re tte has the sam e delicious fla v o r a s Luoky Strlka. B e o au ae Luoky Strike la the toasted olgarotto* ELEVEN PLEAD GUILTY IN FEDERAL COURT VIOLATING PROHIBITION MIAMI, April 20.—Eleven men plead d guilty in Federal court here today to charges o f violating the pro­ hibition laws. “B E TTE R -G E T-B E TTE R ” Circulation------r“DO IT N O W ” - ------Strength It Simply Removes Obstructions to Blood Flow— Dislodges Accumulations of many years— And Thus Equalizes Pressure on Nerves— Arteries Neuritis-------The “ LOGICAL TREATMENT”------ Paralysis ASK US U E N E R G IZ E R 99 Rheumatism— FOR MANY HUMAN ILLS— Blood Pressure And Veins, so that the Blood Stream Functions Better— Gets Nourishment to Dormant Tissue A t Sanford— No Mystery— No Imagination— Appointment TELEPHONE 184 L. C. CAMERON P. O. BOX 399 Automobile Insurance AT COST TO MEMBERS $1,740,000.00 Business in Force If there is no agent in your town, write headquart­ ers, Orlnndo, for application blanks. JOIN TODAY! FLORIDA STATE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION no, to members. AN OLD RECIPE TO DARKEN HAIR — W W aK S c w M ■ jK M H V ir c s lfe iH M Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots * * *r * I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” *?, E~ f f. . . i S H a attract­ ing attentlon— lota are being sold right along and building in this section Is such as to gladden the heart of those who Have the good o f Sanford at heart. This is no idle talk— I have weighed the statement and to say just what ifi 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. J.E. " T h a Man Who SaDirt Cheap" Eastof Page 7mo Watch the_South ----- .-A* • ■___ .i " ASK THEM *« iftjfWES �I. \ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, A PRIL 29,1921 4^4 4^44^4 4^44^44^44^ 4^ /• V Seminole Cqiinty is One. of the counties o f forth in this manner for the reason that the will attempt to show that not only is it one o f 'FlOnda that has a great diversity of crops and majority o f the people o f the North, East and the cities particularly fortunate in the matter industries, baw mills, crate factories, fishing West would rather bave the facts about any o f climate, but in addition thereto possesses industry, preserving factories, large packing community in simple words. They would rath- other innumerable resources which guarantee houses fo r handling fruits and vegetables, tur- er read it in a newspaper than in a magazine or to it the greatest of possibilities, pentine and naval stores, machine shops, pamphlet. They would rather get all the news mu • '•I broom anct brush f a i r i e s , cigar factories, o f a community and judge the community from ource-s ° / ??e m0Sv substantial printing fruit and vegetable wraps, wholesale the newspaper than from a special booklet n^ ? J eiian^uare-slmu ar ^ os.e w*Vcj 1 aJ e re?“ grocers and wholesale auto supplies and many And we hope they will judge our section largeias lavi,n£ ^een 4 C^?-rs -n other industries make up the personnel of thfe ly from the appearance o f the newspaper and 5 *e o f some the largest Cltles in busiestof counties all the year round. Seminole all that it contains for the Daily and Weekly tne umtea States. County is one o f the greatest cattle and hog pager carries .a message, each day and -each Sahford's greatest asset, both from a corncounties in thd state for the size pf the county, week and the hundreds o f names o f enterpris- mercial and recreational standpoint, is' Lake . Seminole County raises some o f the finest com , ing business men from every part o f Seminole Monroe, the headwaters o f navigation on the potatoes, cane, sorghum, hay, forage crops and county attests to their interest in the work o f St. John's River. By reason o f its location on grasses and other staple crops. building their county and their cities along the this body o f water; it has competitive transpor* From Sanford there are more cars o f vege- lina® ° f Progressive ideas. These articles will tation facilities with the business center&of the tables and fniits shipped under refrigeration not be lengthy or tiresome or vapid. They will country. 'This, coupled with its geographical than from any OTHER SECTION IN THE ^ r s e ^ set f °rth the truth as seen from all location and its rapid and complete good roads WORLD and-this is proved by actual figures, angles by all people. The doctors, the bankers, communication, makes ite contention o f being 4 , • the weather man, the county agent/, the the real distributing center for this section o f Sanford, half way between Jacksonville and truckers will all have a chance to tell of their the State, a logical one. R^?waySand thS°ComDanv^s contenmlatinff industries of this *. Competitive transportation facilities have s ^ ^ t o ^ b u M i n ^ p r o ^ c t s here'bf the^ear £ V " d art'Cle WlU' be S 6 P i n v a r i a b * ™ a* cbeaP ^ rate% ^ future to take care o f the constantly increasing .. . . . . . ' ara a “ «*•important item mithemanufacture business. The shops here have a large pay roll .The progressive citizen of a community is and distubution o f cqmmodities. eachmonfh. * ' . * . . won-t to talk about the possibilities o f his city.- Sanford has long since established a repUtaAii fhnon inHnafrmn will h * aVimim in thoir Tbese possibilities* are obviously limited to the tion for possessing the most intensively de-^ n r ^ L ^ ^ S S i f forth extent o f natural res.ourct?s lvHuich the cit? vel°Ped agricultural area perhaps in the world. S S I n H ZlJ v l v l n f t w o vvhn Possesses. By resources is meant the means of Nature has indeed been profligate in dispense n P^ f r !^ W ^ l v rpin supply or support. It logically follows there- ing those requisites so essential to successful aie interested may read. This is no flowery de f 0re, that the greater the resources, either agriculture. No attempt Will lie made here to n n I ilfh S h tvfp natural or accluirGcl>the greater are the possi- detail the benefits accruing to Sanford from iiAn n0w J^^i«hCfn bilities for the economic development of the this source, as a subsequent article'will cover at people who wish to invest their money in a lo, City length this important subject. < - - , to the home-seeker j to the investor and to the Every city in Florida has resources, and Its acquired resources are also potent factors man seeking the best climate in the world to-therefore great possibilities. Practically all when discussing the possibilities o f the City make his home in this county. It is an invita- these resources are natural, for the State is Substantial. Its banking institutions have altion to come to Florida and get the best there is still in an embryonic condition, as fa r as de-t &ays been equal to any emergency, and have in life socially, physically and financially and velopment is considered. The factor of climate rendered invaluable assistance in all moveafter the ten articles are published those who is admittedly greater than the sum total of all ments which have had the further developare seeking a new location can decide for Florida's other resources. In the matter of cli- ment of the city as an object. A subsequent themselves although the truth may be stranger mate, some sections of the State are. more fa- article will also deal more fully with Sanford’s than fiction. vored than others, but in a discussion o f Florida financial bulwarks.’ The first one today from the pen o f Few cities o f 6,000 population can boast of tary Pearman, o f the Chamber o f C o m m e r c e , 'es an £ ' 5 ^ ’ Cnl i f nr^n more efficient schools, finer churches, more give a brief resume of what the city is accom- that of the extensively advei tised Califoi ma mj]es 0f paved streets, or more modern saniplishing arid expects to accomplish. variety. - tary innovations. These articles are being compiled and set This article, brief ly descriptive of Sanford, (continued on page four) THIS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE FOLLOWING PROGRESSIVE FIRMS AND mM INDIVIDUALS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: -SAN FORD^ Chase & Co* Chas. E. H enry; .. • Commission Merchant Star Theatre Roberts’ Grocery Bryan & Wheeler, Autos Edw. Higgins, Autos. Commission Merchant Hill Hardware Co. Hill Lumber Co. Elder Springs W ater Co. Surprise Shoe Store L. A . Brand, Optician F. P. Rines, Auto Supplies Haynes & Ratliff, K en t Vulcanizing W orks Lloyd Shoe Store R . R. Eldridge . • Standard Auto Top Co. A . Kanner, General Merchandise . . R . E . Stevens, Physician W ilson & Toomer, Fertilizers . - George A . DeCottes, . S , a S d S £ w « . Inc W ? * * Seminole County Bank i d l e r ’s Bakery Peoples Bank o f Sanford First National Bank Wight Grocery Co., Wholesalers ^ Autom otive ‘SupplyCo. “ " v* Speer & Son, Ik y Goods J. N . Tolar, Physician ' John Russell, ; Attorhey-al-Law Sanford Shoe & Clo. Co. Perkins & Britt, Haberdashers. 0 . C. Marlowe H . B. Lewis, Iteal Estate Cowan’sTin. Shop ►The Ball Hardware Co. W ight/B ros. Co., Autos Haight & M agee Cher^-Cola Bottling Co. Automobiles Reher Bros., Auto Painting t V. C. Colter, Contractor S. 0 . Shinholser, Contractor Zrichary-Tyler Veneer Co., Vegetable Broker Southern Utilities Co. A 0” ? A. P. Connelly, R eal Estate £ f e i . Deane Turner, Groceries . Blue Frout Barber Shop George Fox, Cold Storage The Allen S? * f ^ W a n Mahoney-Walker Co. Sanford Paint & W a ll Plumbers ■ per Co. 0 . M otor Co., A utos W aters’ Kandy Kitchen . Mobley’s D rug Store Sanford Battery Service Co. Sanford Coca-Cola B o t Co. Sanford Machine & FounClyde S t Johns River L ige dry Co. > The Yowell Co., D e p t Store R ay Bros., Battery Service S. Price, Contractor Hotel Montezum/I . Hill Implement & Sup. Co. •Bobbin’s C redyStore lo rd ’s P urity.W ater Carter Lumber Co. tS .•.5’ # >■ -f * V. ,'rf ' k-Of Kn< A tto rn cy -n t-L n w T . J. Milter & Son Hodges & McMullen, Barbers Attorney-at-Law Frank Lossing, Contractor W e st Side Grocery <5 Pnninmin ^GcnwiMerchandise * ' A . Raffeld, Ladies’ W ear R . Stevens, Mayor ^ * C. M . Hand, H . C. DuBose, Real Estate Frank Akers Gillen & Fry, :<> . Sanford Steam Laundry J. J. Mauser, Cigar M /g r . Crown Paper Co. # . Sanford Dry Goods Co. _H . M cLaulm , Jeweler • Bower & R oum illat D rugs ................................... ■ « , - •- • . ■ V - ■’ 7 ,< • *. - -: r * _i ‘ t General Merchandise C. T . McCuIIey, Garage E. A . Farnell, Groceries H . B. McCall, Gen. M dse. *r. ' , E . W . Hench, M ayor C. W .E n tzm in g er • Groceries, Feeds M id-W ay Garage M erchant's G rocery'C o.' Overstreet & Payne, W illiam s MilUnery Store U Iw ra t . . . . Groceries Virginia-Carolina Chem. Ce A . O’N eill, / I * Longwood Hotel I). L. Thrasher, Clothing, Shoes -------- A h T A M L Q T y . T E A T Geo. E . Bates & Son, Altamonte Hotel Quick ice^Temper _ A : H . Fuller & Son; GENEVAGroceries, Cates' Crate Co. * Logan M erc. Co. General Merchandise *' € . F* Harrison,iGen. Mdse. E . C u rlett ' Coca-Cola J. W . F ly n t Gen. Mdse. , ^ i -.r ‘ f i f e s »*v • • •• v ia Groceries, Meats ■tf ■ . .■ i . 0 . P. Swope Land Co. C. L. W est, Groceries Lawton Bros Co., T. G. Simmons, Physician Oviedo Cash Groc. Co. C H U L U O T A -----Sanford Farmers Exchange — J. E . Synder, D ry Goods. Florida Cuba Cigar Co. Commission Merchant. .# Cigar Manufacturers Stanley & R ogers, Groceries L . P. McCuller, Groceries D. D. Daniel; Groceries. W . A . Whitcomb, Real Estate John T . Brady, Jeweler Chuluota Inn, Chas. D. Brumley, Prop. Geo. W . K n ig h t R eal Estate Brown’s M eat M arket John G . Leonardi 7 , I. D . Martin, -------- L O N G W O O B *11 ■ ■■ * * 4 > 4 > 4 > * * A ................................. ..... \ ■ . Printers. Office Supplies O V I E D O '- ••*V C.; •; w D .B . M cIntosh, Fargo’ Lumber Co. -M O N .R O E Bell Bros., Growers, Ship’rs E . A . Osteen, Grocer 1 . • »* e i �11 ■ v- vS/V :ii • * - Y ’ THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921 & E MONROE ISW m FLORIDA LBADB. the west was when Horace Greet* of. fered Ms advice to young men to go While the grain and hay growing The millions of neres of land B . i , H O L L T . . ................V iM ll«st u l Editor west. The Grammar sohool graduation V , J, 1JI.LABD..............i M n t u j u l Traunrer being redeemed by the genius and states of tho north will always con­ *. A. I U l ....................... Quartl S iu ru skill o f those who are there with their tinue to ’ lead in these products, there program held at our school Friday money and enterprise offer some great nre indications in the report o f the evening, April 22, was a very pleasant riu iiM it « r riUtr tr opportunities for fruit and agricultur­ last census, an abstract o f which has affair. 'Hie pupils, patrons and visitors al cultivation. It Is ndt a refuge for just been made public, that Florida all seemed to enjoy the exercises of (UosipornUd) the poor or lazy people. It takes will soon take tho undisputed lead In the evening to the utmost Lake Mon­ (Continued from page 3) subscription price nr advance : capital, brains and industry to make truck and vegetable production. This roe always has an Interesting school o n t u i .......................................... m io EXX MONTHS ...................................... l i t a success in the South. There is no state already has a decided lead over nnd turns out an Interesting class iT H U S MONTHS. .71 land to be given away. The perpetual all competitors in many o f these each year and this was no exception Ill to the rule. There were ten fine Enured u Second Clan* Mall Mailer A tfu it n , growing seasons are one o f the great things. ’Its health record shows a low mortality, m i, *t ta« ro#t on** »» Buford. n*rua, inducements to get on Southern land| Comparison with other » states Is boys and girls who executed the final Under A rt o f M u d S, 1171. wherein the subject o f climate again'f i g u r e s We do not wish to induce people well valuable only when all the conditions numbers o f their grammar school actmi t o a i p itntonro. n m i«i settled in the north, used to this cli­ are taken into account. Only about grades this year and while all the prominently. Its fraternal and social organi­ ten per cent of Florida's lands are numbers of the program were good mate and familiar with Northern con­ zations do much to add'to the social and l i g h t e r i F o re ig n T h dvortlalng Re proaen tatlv* ditions, to sacrifice their hard earned cultivated Tpo product has to be the Indian play, which showed a deep I T H E A M F W IC A N P R E S S A S S O C I A T I O N sides o f the life o f the city. foot-hold, to go South. If you are shipped long distances to .fnarket thought and appreciation for the dress and customs o f .the original Growing Its chief truck crops through making a change or if a good oppor­ MEMORIAL DAY The progressive element in Sanford is now tunity comes to you to make a change, the winter months, it is subject to the {Americans and the patriotic pantomine destructive which showed the Inclination o f tho expending concerted effort through its Cham* Yesterday was the South’s Memorial look into the Southern proposition. To danger o f «occasion*l Day and yet aside from the closing the men and women who find them­ frosts. In spite o f all this, however, present-dsy Americans, and the con­ ber o f Commerce to manifest the city’s possN o f the banks In Sanford one would selves on the side o f the hill of life the census shows a total o f ihore than cert reading o f the class poem, bilities to outsiders by developing its natural scarcely have known It Memorial where they need more warmth and seventeen million dollars fo r vege­ "Nobility,” by Alice Cary. All render­ ed by the class were specially worthy Day north or south should be com­ sunshine than they can get nbove the tables. . . resources. New Jersey, which has long beeh of mentlonr * memorated with appropriate exercises latitude where January and July are The class chose for their motto: and ft la to be hoped tbit ere another so near alike that you have to con­ regarded as the backyard garden of As a Tourist resort there is no section in the “Work to Win." * Their colon, Red year rolls round that Sanford will sult the almanac to find out what New York and Philadelphia, and Is State more able to appeal to these visitors than have a chapter of the U. D. C. and month you are living In, we would ad­ distinguished shove most northern and Green. Their flower, Red Carna­ this. Tne new tourist hotel, a contemplated that the loyal daughters will see to vise you to find a winter homo in states by the length o f ita growing tion. Their song, "Let the Rest o f the World Go By.". season and the fertility o f its soil, Florida, if not an all the year around It that esrh Memorial Day Is fittingly project, Which, when completed, will be an ads The address to the class was de­ observed. Not only the southern home. You can find out all you want may be taken as typical o f the best V mcmoriil dsy but the northern me­ to know about Florida by writing any the north can ever do. As compared livered by Hon. John D. Jenkins, who ded resource greatly enhancing Sanford’s pos­ Some with Florida the following interesting spoke words o f encouragement about sibilities in this line. morial day and now that the World City Chamber o f Commerce. the continuation o f their education,' War veterana are coming In for their cities have one and some two hundred results are shown: Sweet Potatoes— Florida, 3,446,221 words o f admonition that their The wonderful river trip from Jacksonville* part in the great drama o f life and real estate men or agencies through thoughts, words and delds may be death there should be a general me­ whom>you can- get all the help you bushels; Now Jersey, 3,634,301 bu. with more scenery per mile than can be found Celery— Florida, 12,231,324; New those o f truth and honor, and that morial 'day to be observed north, want to find a place to Invest. In the they let the gossip at maligning elsewhere in-the state, is responsible for the south, cast and west In which, tha best o f faith, uninfluenced by r e a s o n J e r s e y , $367,627. tongues past them by unheeded. x Cucumbera — 'Florida, $1,043,771; Zeroes o f the Revolutionary War, the o f the boundless courtesy shown the statement that Sanford, on the St. Johns River, After the address the principal, J. War of 1812, the Mexican War, the National Editorial Association, we say New Jersey, $233,475. the Nile o f America, bears the same relation to Civil War, the Spanish War and the Florida has much to attract the peo­ Lettuce— Florida, $1,420,688; New Tilden Jacobs, presented diplomas to tho following: Mortice Osteen,.Thelma Jacksonville that Albany, N. Y., on the Hudson World War cart be carried out. In ple to her borders and wo agree with Jersey,-$099364.' Onions— Florida, 40,980 bu; New Lake, Frances Hawking, Violet Swagfact the question o f memorial day is her boosters that she is “ A land of River, the Rhine of America does to New Yorkgerty, Roberta Wynn, FIosaio 'Ellis, no longer n question of boundaries but sunshine nnd opportunity." Jersey, 832,235 bu. City. Young man, go South for nctivity Green Peas—Florida, $87,400; New BroYvn Stafford, Cecil Bales,* John is a matter In which everyone every­ Hutchinson'tand Felton Stephens. where is Interested and there, need nnd prosperity. Old man, go South Jersey, $370,549. Sanford’s many resources were but little af­ Supt. T. Wt Lauton spoke a few Spinach—Florida, $878; New Jer­ he and should not be any sectional for comfort and prolonged life. There words on school affairs in general and . , lines In the big memorial day. But must be a wholesome stimulant in the sey, $120,240. fected by the business depression which Has the South will always hnvc their me­ climate for,many whom we met posi­ Sweet Com—Florida, $64,699; New education and Its application in par­ been prevalent throughout the nation. ticular. morial day just as the North for many tively credit their new tease of life Jersey, $1,317321. The general business affaire and years "tiJ come and while we are ob­ to the fact thnt they went south for .Tomatoes — Florida, $4,103,929; While real estate has been active, values progress o f the. school were stated serving the dny U would he well to their health and the weak and worn New Jersey, $3303,193. have not been inflated. .make It n holiday in truth nnd make system responded to the new climatle Watermelons— Florida, .$993,409; by the trustees, J. W. Bell ahd A. S. % , . m■ Hawkins. Certificates of perfect at­ it n fitting observance. influences nnd they nre hnppy nnd New Jersey, $127,042. Capitalists, manufacturers, distributors and Cabbage— Florida, $1,139,301; New tendance were gi\on to IUldred Allen healthy ns a reward for their effort nnd Mildred Smith by the intermedi­ to get uniter Southern skies.— Pulaski Jersey, $018,495. KNOCKING FLORIDA. homeseekers are invited to investigate the re­ Beans (Green)— Florida, $1,123,- ate teacher, Mrs. Elizabeth Buchanan, (New York) Demoernt. sources of Sanford and arrive at their own con­ to Elmer Bell of the grammar school .The articles of one. Ella I’carl 840; New Jersey, $047,340. clusions as to the wonderful possibilities des­ Smith, o f some plnce In Missouri, Cantaloupes — Florida, $117,400; by Mr. Jacobs and to tGeorge Bell by FLORIDA BUILDING the primary teacher, Mrs. Minnette seems to have stirred the Rtate from New Jersey, $371,428. tined for the City Substantial. Building records in Florida, in stem to circumstance and even the These comparisons relate only to Jncobs. March were highly encouraging add The invocation wns offered by J. legislature has passed a resolution in numbers of cases record-break irtg. the things which are common to the B. Johnson. calling on the Markets Bureau to n » THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVER TH JUDIC-HOTICE OT AFM JCXT10X FOR TAX DOS Building permits issued in Miami two states. A few articles, like spin­ Ail feel thnt this wns a closing of lA t CIRCUIT, IN AND TOR SEMINOLE Undtr Section »75 of the O.neml St.latn i send PonrI a list of the crops in Flor­ last month totaled $390,700—a record ach, grovfn in smnll quantities here, a very successful school year and COUNTY. TLORLDA.— In CHANCERY * t i « BUW of Florid. ida that she did not see and endeavor could he increased indefinitely, na tho _ ______ __ Nnilc* U Irpr.hr rltpn lin t A. K. for March In that city. Miami build­ while any school closing hns n touch RII.L TO REMOVE CLOUD AND QUIET TITLEpnrr^ , ^ r O r t lflfit r No. Mu. .!.Ip) A to get her to write something that ing permits in March, 1920. were reported acreage is small enough to of sadness all are hnppy over tho Marion I* UslUrd. M r if! I'T htr hmhatnl of j anr A q. |t*m I,., fil.-l u i l a will be as near truthful as jiossible. rant frtpwl. Waller H Itallar.l. C.an|iUlp.anla.t|ttrsl(> mJ ofriee. an.I L«. made When $211,500. During the first three show a profit in the output. u' lion for T i l lto.1 lo torr. ii, , >- *Ut.. - M successes of the school term. We think that Pearl is hnvmg fun .. , .. , „ lire Allarwaur lacd, Hotel rtnl SaTic. tornjaw xtie ulrl rer11fIrate pmhfsrea (t,e O , , , , .. . j months of the year budding permits it is recalled thnt Florida produces The graduating class gave their 1"i!1/■■ . a (‘orj-osihm, nn.lrr the lawa of eMawirac ilraertiieij propert, ,1iuale.| In Sei.laa with Florida. We also think that! 7 under tho handicap of long frieght taggregating $820,100 have been isIhP Sl»te of Florid*. Itefrndanl. Count,. Florid*, lo-wlt: * teacher,. J. Tilden Jncobs, a very Pearl is either afflicted with a case ORDER Ifl, Twp 201 HtVtg or N K fc o f 8W14. i sued in that ity—breaking the Miami hauls while New Jersey lias the best pleasing surprise party Saturday .eve­ II k lits ins.I- id In Ilip •*tUf*ciI*iu Jiang# 30 K. IO a c m , mor** O f I* '* * T ls # l of "Ego.” or a case of corrugated liv- rt,ror(j f<11 the first quarter of market in the world nt t\er doors, the of Mir ('m il, fn.ri t!«. r n o m o f Ihp Sliptl/f of land t—Injf at lit# lit*- at 114 !3 Spmlnolp I’ouutj , I*U*11‘1,. tn*flp oo thp writ o f • n r # o f a u ch c e r t if ic a t e in (tiff* UiiR'Y* flf n er. She saw nothing on the trip thnt showing made by Florida is truly re­ ning in token of their appreciation utl>t«p|>ii Imq PiI lu itmt >'prt»ln chtacprj n u » knpwn. pleased her anil probably secs nothing! r, , mrts bui|dlnf, per. markable, indicating what can bo ac- of his three-year’s work with- thorn now ppoillnz to Ihp rirro ll Coort, S fiin lh J o . Alan: N 'illre la h#r*t»jr g \ran ti.il A. I ill,-1*1 Circuit of Flock!*. * In *»<l for S»ratnolc *1** ■SJol.lou, p n rrh n p r o f T » l IV rllflritc Sn. Ill in Missouri to please her nnd there is . m.tii o f for lhl. /lr9t three - compllshed in this wonderful state nnd to express their hearty good-will Cottlilj, wlipreln llarlim *•I , Ililla n l andJ™“W*“allPr .,* 1^.1 IJ.o 51J, .1*, o f N oapm l-r. I U. H* » r- * o*a i t„ , n fllp lr.1.1 mhl u |,| or prrm r llf lP lp la In tuj i.» .... of fit*, D. Il*ll*hl. her litt*t,«mt} an. I B P I I frtcn il. — k aalp probably nothing In the world to tmmith8 |n jg2J when the same energy and capital for a pleasant vacation. p,rtopU1n*nt* *n.l Tli» Alunitmlp U a J . llotPl *»<l j ■ppt(p*||,m tnr T*« Dp—1 h> I There wore about thirty of the N *tlF *ll«i t om|>*nf. t ron-.r*iin:i ulhlrr lb* I «ppncd*»cp with please her, so why should Florida T made n brav thnt nre employed in New Jersey arc. l»»r. Thp **ld .TiillViH I* Uw* of Ih* Strip o f I |orM», U ilpfptxlnnl. I ihi* following ik»crllw.f prct- rii tiretN worry about Pearl M c would not |Marfhi with bulldln peri(klta aKK„ . put into operation hero.— Lakeland young people gathered to enjoy the which *ull was ImlltulPf] lo ertootp rluml »n.l lo Seminole County, Fbrida, to-wlt evening. They brought delicious re­ ipilri IIII p o fpoanplatninl. Marion F. IDllatif, SH of N W t, o f NWH. See. I V T*p. cast Pearl before the sw.ne of Fior- j g |fi?1 B8J> Thi„ wn9 the rtty's Telegram. ID I*I| No. 401 of thp AlUmootP Ijiu.1. H o ld Han*e 30 H. 3 ) arrro. The y ld land freshments With them. Tho evening *0.1 ------------ o------------N*»l**llon CoAiJi**/’# F l*l o f Huli*|(||lil«i *«ee«ae.| *1 (be dal# o f the laeuaurr ef at Ida. because she say* the razorbacks rccorJ bu„ d| montb thp CXCPption wns spent on the lawn playing games o f lamia IwkiOKln* lo add Companj In SpcIhiO* rrrtlflrale la Ihr name of Cnknuwo of Florida nre worse than the razor- f M 1020 whpn pprnlitfl rcachfd 13 and 13. Twp. 31 K-. Hanfp 39 H. and Sue THE VOICE OF NATURE. Aleo: Nolle* I* Iterrhy *l%rn >to! i- i and singing songs. All report a very Hon* T and IS, Twp. 31 S., H*n*p .Ml K-, of SJidrtom. puri-Uaeer of Tea t>rtlf|c*re Vi ZH backs of Missouri, and that is going, (he hiffh.wfttpr mnrk of $bM>520. Spininola IfonnprlF Or an* a I rw intj, Fhrida, ** dared the Ath day of June, A I* IWL IS pleasant evening. » some. We would not sentence P e a r l y rmju Wucd ,n thp pnst month jwf pl*l thorpof neorded In Ih* public record* filed aald rerllflt-ale In my office 1*4 b Mysterious voices are abroad, stir­ of Spmloolt C oanl/, Florida. In l'l*t Ilnok No. made appllralton fre Ta* Iked to i « « to S| to eat grass with Nebuchednczzaf I, t l p*l* 13, lh*t *a|d -wrtl o f aohimpn* (e,rdance with law. The aald rerlldrat* • i call for more actual construction than ring the senses and detaching tho at­ could not bn M i n i upon Mid Upfpndanl dne hr*re* |be fallowing deaerihed prepeftf, J (whoever thnt may be) because Pearl that covered by the May, 1920, per­ tention o f tha normal human being In the abtpnfn pom lb# ‘« H I * of Florid* for ated In semlttol# Codaly, Ftrelda, lowlt: and old Nebby could not he suited, tnuc# than ait MOolh* U*1 pnal Iwfucw lb* I* NH o f SK ti o f NK ii Of N W 'i, SW. from the dull and sordid tasks at hand »* mits. * an aor* o f raid writ o f l|l a*ntl» and offlc#c* Twp. 3 ) 8.. Rant* 30 E. The laid l>rt I nnd you will remember that he was o f th* arid dcfcodanl cufpocsllon: , . . ,,, At Orlando 300 building, permits to dreamy reveries and indefinable aaaeaaed al the dal* o f Ih# laananr* af ' Mr. Fred Taylor, who has been vizNow. Ttiprefnf#: alt 1* adjad*#d. onUred and rertlfleal# In lb# oath* o f Tnkoown. turned out to eat grass. All we would . . . , , . , , , ... _ , , , i have been issued since January l,.nnd longings. Eyes arc’ lifted away from Ihi I Hi# n l d dcfrenlant. Th# Allanwol*. Alao: Nolle* ta hereby gleeo ll-et L iting his mother, has returned to his d»crred do with PonrI is to let her think she1, , . . tjmd. H old and N arifnllon I'ompanf, Ita auc SJolilom, parrbnaec of T a t Certificate S i I , , , . „ , , . . . . this culls for construction valued nt the smoke and grime and busy life of r r M n and a ialfM do appear lo lb# Mil o f dated lb* 3tb day o f J*o#, A. I*. 1WL ■ has had her little joke and that out t the city, to the greenery of they keys home 4n Palm Beach. PunipMlm, hprel* filed. On or Iritw# IbP Rul# filed Aald rrrtlflrate In my offhe. * dar In June, A. D. 1931, o f Mid Court, nnd made appllrallen fre Tak. Heed lu l» w to* o f some five or six hundred guests Mrs. Baker has been very ill. March building nt West Paint and the blue waters that encircle maVr d»f#t|cp llmrflo. or * drerep pro confpMO coniarwr with law. Said rertlflrale of the great state of Florida who Miss Ellinor Raubcson of Miami, ahall h* rn to w l ala ln .l II. 11^ fullnwlng 'drerrlbed properly. iLUitH 1 Beach ran to $00375—almost double them. Birds wheel and circle, the It I* forthPP irilptwl lh «l tbI■ order ahall h» Seminole County, Floclda, to-wtl , went home filled with satisfaction nnd who has been visiting Mrs. Mary pnbtlahpil I* lb# N*Ilford IMrnld. a nrwrpappr , , , ... . .the construction of the corresponding fleecy clouds 8rif( slowly through the S'.k o f S N U o f NEH o f NWS,. puWlahrd In Srolnol# Counly. Florida, rmc# * Twp. 30 § ., Rang# SO. E. Th* aald toadI rt fields of blue, and the radiant sun Taylor, has returned to her home. Juto ,nd " P " ' ,edn tk' m,c|- L - ^ t h of t o t year. wrrZ for four ru otm tlT # w##ki prior lo lb* aaaenaed al U>* dal* of lb* laauaore af ■ Monday In Jan*. A. Ih 1931. hrrllftr* I# a* Uakoewn, * , stares unbllnklTTgiy over the panora­ ” • **, T ‘* " 'd- P'*jJ ™ i Daytona, Dayton. Beach and S o.Mrs. Clifford Proctor and Mrs. Mc- flint Ikm# and ordered la chamber* at D rl^nd. a im ; Nolle* I* hereby gleen tha* *• the only d scordant note, and Pearl a . . 1 . , ma of spring. Reynolds called on Mrs. Fanny Peter* Florida, ULaClal day of April. A. D. 1931. . a ... _.j v . breexe have set their mark nt two sjublom, purrhaaer of TSaa Cert Ifir* l# M trouble was not with Florida, buti. . ... __ . ... a . a . C A u r iw i.u dated lb* 41b S*F .of June, A. D. I*U. From the sordid and selfish acces­ last Thursday. _ , . » f r* m i i houses n day, this year, and their Judea pro bar Tie#. I la b Jaa. filed Mid rrctlflrnta In my office w th Pearl. As far as Sanford Is’ W. Car kin*, iBCaparllaltd. mad* application foe Tax IW#d# <• sories of commercial life man lifts hts program of residential construction Mrs. M. E. Wicks, the postmistress, (ISO. (J. HERRINIi; arrordane# with law. 7b# »*•*• OtrtllWJ, concerned we wot not, neither do wo eyes to radiant nature and his soul is Solidtur tor CompMbunl*. proceeds steadily. Iraco# the following deecrlbed pr.<#rty *“ had her tonsils-removed last Wednes­ wit, about what Pearl or any other In Semin#lo Cbnaty. F k rida .. to-wli: THE h t io U lT COURT OF T H I At St, Petersburg’ permits were Is­ refreshed. Man made the city, but day and is getting along fine. Dr. INjudicial HH o f NKH o f NBH o f N W « . Scc^ ciRourr or thr sta oyster says about us.. We.have the ED S, It an ye 30 R. 8 acre*. The e*ld to** FLORIDA. IX AND TOE SEMINOLE sued during the first quarter of the God made the green countryside and Martin of Osceola performed tho log aaoraaod at tbo dal* o f lb# goods nnd we ore not anxious to shoW COUNTY__ IN CHANCERY. year for 286 dwellings and 36 two- placed the babbling brook, the leap- operation. auch rertlflrat* In lb* name lot L"nkno*». them because they sell themselves. Alan: Nolle* |a hereby gle m Ihil A People* Hank o f ftanfuc>l. Fla.. Complainant, Ihg trout, the tall palms and the-alstory garages. SJuhloot. pnreltiaer o f Th* Crrlincal# Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dann and T*. Wc have more vegetables and fruits dated ih# 1*1 day o f June. A. Ih l* A Jacksonville, largest city In tho uring cltas o f sand Snd sea. K. Ilrrs. R##pondenl. children and Luclle Proctor of Chu- A tie# going out o f Sanford In one day than It *4S<#aHas by affldatll appendul lo lb# ed Mid rertlfleal# In my of fire. >*d *W P Indefinable murmurings and Innu­ wfinile-ntijm fit# Tnt lUSA In luUF Ifl state, hns a big building program for luota spent Thursday with Mr. and m il filed la lb# *1*>TP ala In) r*o*e that Allc# ante with law. goes out o f Missouri In one month or R># Mid c e r t i n r a l a ^ . , R. Her*. Ih# IlMpoadrnt therein named, la the year, and is making a substantial merable small vqices spring up about Mm. Clifford Proctor. tbs following d«nerlbed, property, *!'**» un# Mwldepl o f lb# m ih i o f Fhwtda, and a r maybe six months, (We never heard ily, FtoHda, rb rid * . to-wlt: _ beginning. Construction work in that us like a chorus that might be ventur­ Ideal of lb# Itiftrirt o f Columbia; that Ibtr# la Seminole County, of Missouri anyway, until Champ r ii >of NW H , “S#c. I*. ^ * Mose Taylor was seen at the movie bn p#cn«n wltbld lb# Slat# o f .Florida. Ih* ■ ■EH irf NWV city now nearing completion, under ing a few experimental notes o f a 10 aero*. The aahl toad * Rang# W W . ale# of a aubporba upon whom wfmld bind *u Clark kicked his hound dog arounfl), In Sanford Wednesday night. *4j ^ be data o f th# Imoanre ■ *nd -lhal *b# I* o**r th# i f * of n #60^ IlM lU abal:r and' way or authorized aggregates about new and untried score, though the and If Pearl is satisfied with Missouri t«#oty-«ne Ibrrcfica unlaced that rerllflral# In llw nam# o f Unknown. Mrs. Taylor and Eleanor Rauher- Mid melody is as old as the old, old world Al##: Notice ta hereby r i m $5,000,000. \ tie and etie I* non rraMrst we arc certain that Florida should bo lb# Dill o f Com- SJoblom. pnrrbaaer ot Ta* CertlHcaU S# hereby rp>|Olrod "There are many new Ifomcs going Itself, ,and the same that swelled In son spent Tuesday with Mrs. T. W. plaint doted lb# ttb day o f J#ne, A. Ih or tmforo Monday, filed satisfied that Pearl is satisfied and let th# Sib day a f June. A A D . 1931, olherwl** I bo filed Mid recllflcat# in my ofn<? **L up In every part of S^iforM, but there the primeval forests, unheard o f man. Prevstt. mad* application for.T a* Deed* >» '7**a , It go at that. Knocking Florida was u Of Mid Itlll b ill b# tab Mrs. Hauler*ofi and Mrs. Nan a ll* r * ll« There !■ an undercurrent babble o f rordanc* Wllb law . The Mid -e#e'lf*“ ^ 1 should be twice as many," reports the by Mid Itropondeat. » l one time th . f.m r t t . todoor .port s . nIo[J need small talk going on among the insect F n scll spent a .few minutes Friday as fee-ed brace* ib* foRowIna dared bed p r s -fif lhl* ordrr hr pnbII.I# further ordered 1 4s Semlool* Cortaly. Fkrida. * u o ie rk llre week* bed one* ■ work fre­ o f tha people o f the north and a l lt h .l hoUU> m, „ y ’h T 3 life that furnishes the base o f har­ they were on tMclr way to DeLand. • in Ibo Sanford Herald, paper puMUhed RH o f NBH o f NRH o t E a s t* M E . 3 ) acre*. Tha m U U*J Mid connly end etal#. • I1 % W0V. e cu ee j many room. In private homes to mony. There is the red bir9 calling Mr. and Mfs. E. A. Mathews and IpTM* aaaeaoed at Ib* dat* Of lb* I*##*®** “ April adlfi, 1931. 1, ' . ren in ret* In tbo aam# o f Unkpoea (SEAL) ■ * . A.* DOCIIIJUW. from the thicket, the boh white whis­ two children and Mr. .and Mrs. Albert m & ;% r u ,era ' , N r urt < > » * ^ A b o : Nrttcs )• hereby g i « * lh*' a Clerk Clrenfc IVorf, care what .they say, for the atate has1. , , « , • . . .tling and the tree toad chirping from Mathews o f Eau Gallle 4pent Thurs­ Seminole Oonaty, Fin. RJoblorn, purebaaer of Ta« OrrtlfJc*!* S* dated th* Sib day. o f Jure/ A. D. *•» taken auch a atari that It make, b o t j ^ e ' * ' * " h' " Ily V. K. lkOCtlLAKS, D. C. afar; .the breeze aighs faintly in the day with Mrs. T. Wf |»revatt filed aald Rertlfleal* |a my ori)r*, W. IL CRAWFOUD. . ■ little difference and the real people RullelloC for Complainant. a STJlc mode appllrnfluu for Ta* I>ted lo torea _ Sanford sure Is soiqe town. Two "New homes continue to go up," forest and each note bears a special, cord*or* with law. Sold rertlf»r»l« rejj who comn here fcnow the etate. The1 'j g n c r B y o r m r im ' M low lag drerrlbed property " " " " l says the Highland Newd,* published at message o f Its own. •There ts an on- young men o f this plaeA went to San­ Under Sortioa 111 af lb# O ea tr.l Sutatoa af Hrmlnol* County. Florida, re w ili other ktnd we would not havo at any «■ lb* SUM af Florid* ford Saturday night and got lost and Frostproof. "Twenty-seven homes definable aroma o f fprest, plain -knd S»i o f NEH o f NKU o f *W H * .K » iri ” Notiro la hereby *lern tb tl Henry r ’sleb. purprice and the very fact that Pearl K li o f S W H .-S re. h k * T n f k » *~ have been erected here within the past sea that steals through the melody did not return, until Sunday about rbaaer o f T»X C ertlD nle No. 4QH. dkied lb# N ft. IS acre*. Tb# Mid Uod beln# day of July. A. Ih IWlfi. b u filed Mid err. ib* data o f ibs o f inch rrrtlf*** year ana feveTiToYhirs are In c o m e and rntiirnlls the senses. Thera is - __ ____ . r Old Ilflrrte in n r office, ami baa made ippUcitlap hit qf news that we have had. We ’airst. __ I S M Ot M. f t waryre. , School is out now and the children for !• ( deed to Imno 4 * nreunlenre with Taw. M o f construction at present. Business little for the poor, weak, defenseless A la s; Notice la L reby Bald reriinrate ernlnr## the folkrwlnc deoeelb- tofutilm. p u n ta w r o f T a « iVrtMV**# ‘ hope she never cornea to Florida, for houses have been erected and en­ human to do but hlo him back to na­ wt!lrsoon be going on their summer ed properly allOaled In Sem looh Connly, Floci- dated.Iba Tyh day #f June. A. Ih l » f t V f want to sUy here. ■•■k te-RltA ‘ aald m i l fire I* In my office nod ban larged." This report from the Frost­ ture, to the green hills or to tha vacation. W H ofT riV J i of NW H . 14*c. 31. Twp 21 H.. pllralbm fof Tint l Ned IO l**U* <• •------------o-----------Miss Evelyn McClain Is spending Ranee 33. 30 arrro. proof- paper (and it^ is typical of shores o f the great waters. Wllb Uw, ■The aald cerllftrel* ru-— The *ald land helai a a m to l at Ibdttlal# o f WHY GO SOUTH? Voices o f nature sing to the heart a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Will lb* laenanre o f .fuch rertUlrale la thr name o f follow|a* drermwd apcopnlr nllnalad “ periodical reports o f the same cheer­ Jobh L Itrnnrb, H a lm *ald ret 11fl rale nliall it was an editor far more famoua ful nature by tho weekly newspapers the songs o f ages, anc$ man hears Radar. and far greater In wisdom than the of Florida) ahowa that U>e Improve­ and.answers as he has always done. Mrs. Bob Proctor called on Mr*. T, editor o f thf, Democrat who said. "Go ment-wave has not exhausted Itself in The little apnoyances^the trifling ills, W. Prevstt Wednesday* West, 1Young Man." Tha editor of the*larger cities o f the state, hut the the selfish crowding o f ♦>>« world of Miss Ruth McFarland spent Fri­ the Democrat win say there are many spirit (• manifesting itself In towns men fall away from one Hire disorder­ day night with Mias Christine Mc­ inducements, not only for young men and villages throughout this truly pro­ ed‘ and discarded clothing, and the Clellan. m Ibut for old men’ to "Go Soptb.". The. gressive^peninsular. — Industrial In­ spirit rejoices in the felow and free­ £ouCh le to out country now what dex.* * dom of the new life.— Palatks News. T IY P C A N P A D in H P D A i n l D b J iilU V A U n L lV H L U SEMINOLE COUNTY’S THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY It : GENEVA FLASHES r. |T v - ■ ..... .. i / 1 �» .. • «r - v \ --T - * W . _ Jt os *•* ?; THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921 -POSSUM HUNT AT OVIEDO DESCRIBED BY CANADA MAN . WHO WAS WINTER VISITOR PERSONAL NOTES tor the vaudeville at the Victory, the party were taken to Hutto & Shoenbom's for refreshments.—Tampa Tri- (From Monday’s Dally) Mrs. J, M. Wallace is visiting in Tampa. writes a b o u t h is t r i p i n n e w BRUNSWICK PAPER ' p X. TinRlcy, who returned C. M. Hand was in Orlando Sntur day on business. BRYANT WAS ARRESTED IN N. J. FOR MURDER oP FATHER NEAR ORLANDO SEVERAL WEEKS AGO. (Tram S i t n n l i j 'i DtU/) from Miss Sara Mardre left today for Harry Ferran, ofTSustis, was a bus­ ( B / Tk» AwotUUd Fr**s) porida a few days ago where he and Toccoa, Georgia, where she will spend iness visitor here Saturday. NEW YORK, April 25.— Arrested y , family spent the greater part o f ten days with her sister and other rel in Somerville, N. d., in connection with atives. tl* winter, tells an Interesting story Hon. F. P. Forster is home from the murder o f his father in Orlando, Tallahassee for the week-end. cf an oppossum hunt he and a numFla., John R. Bryant today it is re­ Chas. I* Polk has just returned l*r of friends enjoyed not long beported, declared ho did not know his from a trip to Indiana where he visit­ Grover McMullen, of Ocala, spent father was dead. Bryant wna arrest­ fore he left for the north. In conver­ ed relatives and frienda for two the week end here on business. ed with his wife and child after they sion with the Post representative, weeks. were found in destitute circumstances Jfr. Tingley said the party left for Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith spent and given_ shelter on n farm near tbe woods about 0 o’clock In the evMiss Rosina Jacocks of Daytona several days in Tampa last week. New Brunswick. The body o f his ttlnir to iw o autos* They had ft Beaoh is the attractive guest o f Mr. father was found buried in a lonely (oople of hounds with them who and Mrs. Kolb at their home on Park Hon. 0 . P. Swope, of Oviedo, was ■pot near Orlando recently. thoroughly understood the business avenue. among the visitors to the city today. ^ oppossum hunting. The woods are DRINK jloost free of underbrush and the Mps. W. H. Belding returned today Miss Patty Lyles spent the week «rty had no trouble in motoring the from Ta'flpa after spending a week end very pleasantly at Lakeland the Elder Springs Water. Ita DO 98-100 entlt* distance. One member waa with Mrs. P. T. Crary. She was also guest of friends. per cent pure. Phone 811. i loothem gentleman who knewex- entertained by Mrs. Garret Monroe and Mrs. Porter. (ctiy what to do. No sooner had C. M. Hand and S. Y, Bryan left they arrived than the dogs were sent Sunday for Miami where they were eg to “tree" the animals. In a short Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Singletary are called to serve on the jury. | The Florida Scout daw the dogs gave the signal. It was rejoicing over the newa that their son, “ For Wide-Awake Boys" a bright moonlight night and the Eugene Singletary o f Oil City is the Mrs. Emma Godby left Sunday for 35c Year hunters had no trouble in making father^of a new,boy who will be call­ Formosa where she goes for treat­ $ WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher J; their way toward the sound. They ed Charles Wesley and, of course, is ment nt the Florida Sanitarium. 902 Frcneh aoon discovered nn oppossum on top the greatest grandson in the world. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. C. : •+»♦» ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦»♦♦♦»+♦ of quite a Urge tree; he could be dis­ Miss Allison left last night for M. Hand and Master Charles Betts tinctly seen in the moonlight, and might easily have been shot, but that Florence, South Carolina, after spend­ motored to New Smyrna Sunday. b not the way to do things down ing the past week here, putting on the Mrs. Joe Harrold left Saturday for South. The object Is to take Mr. Op- Microbe of Love fo r the Parish House Jacksonville, where she was called by Club. Miss Allison was the guest o f possum alive, and sometimes this is the serious illness of her mother. Mr* and Mrs. George DeCottes and no easy task. The animals are about mnde many frienda, who hope to aeo si Urge as a Canadian porcupine, but Mr. nnd Mrs. John G. Leonard! they are capable o f putting up a great her again some time in tho future. spent tho week end in Plant City the fight, once they are comored. E. E. Brady has juat returned from guests of Mrs. Leonardos mother. On this occasion It was decided to cut down the tree, and the Sackvllle Alamo, Georgia, where he was called D. E. Frteninn, of Tapipn, was •man volunteered for the job. An axe on a court case. Mr. Brady had a here last week on business. While was produced and he went to it, and chance to observe conditions in Geor­ rerc he wns the guest of his neice, gia and says that there will Jw but soon the oppossum was on the ground. Mrs. M. Minarik, In a moment the dogs had him corner­ little cotton planted there this season and many of the cotton planters are PIANO TUNING ed and then it required only a little W, H. Sheppard, of Albany, Geor­ going in for more com and hogs. He W. L. Harvey will tune your pinno. careful handling to secure the animal, gia, who hna been the guest of his 18 years with Cable Co. Permanent­ sr.d to prevent hla escape he was tied is a native of Georgia but was glad mother nnd sister, Mrs. Lcinhart, ly located in Snnford at 107 West to the auto and the dogs were sent off to get back to Florida where all is leaves today for Ocaln. First street. Phone 103-J. Ail work to tree another. Two others were dis­ peace nnd plenty. P h il ip R . A * 9 •' R atm in r— r■- -— -g. 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A Real Estate Service Reho-paste covered but they made good their es­ Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher left Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee nnd cape, but tho fourth was taken in in their car Sunday for Miami, where II, C. DuBose have returned from much the same manner as the first, Tampa, where they attended the Mr. Thrasher goes to serve on the and then the whole party decided they meeting of the St. John’s Presbytery. jury. While in Minmi, they will he had had enough for one night, but The Sanford Presbyterians play a the guests of Mrs. F. J. Gonzales. Just how tho two animals were to be taken care of during the journey large part in nil the meetings o f the W. L. Morgan was in the city today homeward proved n bit puzzling. Fin­ Presbytery, and Tampa wns no ex­ after spending the week end in this ally, however, one member of the par­ ception to the rule. All those who at­ vicinity with Mrs. Morgan. Their ty secured an empty orange box with tended the Presbytery state thnt the many friends are glad to know thnt Tampa people proved admirable hosts a partition running* through the mid­ they will ngain become residents of nnd the meeting was a great success. dle An oppossum was placed in each Sanford. I^Vnd and the trip was made without The many friends of Mrs. W. L. mishap. It was nearly midnight when Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Ferrari returned Martin arc rejoicing to sec her bnck they reached home, but the night wns to their home in Eustis Friday after­ in Sanford after n serious operation delightful and everybody enjuyed the noon nfter spending several days here at the hospital in Jacksonville. Mr. eating, young and old, men and wo­ with their dnughter, Mrs. D. L. nnd Mrs. Morgan thought they would men* The next day the oppossums Thrasher. They were accompanied make Jacksonville their home some home by Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrash­ were served for dinner with Bwcet po­ time ago but their Sanford friends er. ' tatoes, blueberry pie, etc., etc. Some ; will not hear of this and they are thirty guests were present, and Mr. TiBgley^iociares'cvc^rody’thorough-1ihin* [n« of changing for Sanford Mrs. Alfred Lilja, of Snnford, has again. Mrs. Morgan Is much better been spending a few days os tile ly enjoyed it. smiling self g u est of M rs. O sca r W in dh orst nt her The Sanford Weekly Herald of nnd will soon bo her again. h om e on Tampa street. Mrs. Lilju Ifirrh 25th speaking of the hunt, silys was enroutc to St. Petersburg to at­ in part: I Mrs. F. P. Crary entertained Tues tend the grand chapter of Florida, C. “There is nothing just like a posday afternoon at nn enjoyable theatre E. S., convention being held there, rep­ tam hunt, nnd no leader for the sport party in compliment to her house resenting the Seminole chapter at ■ compare to the Southerner. Such guest, Mrs. William Belding of San­ Sanford ns worthy matron.—Tampa a hunt was given last Wednesday ev­ ford, Oother guests enjoying this af- Tribune. ening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. fnir were: Mrs. R. C. Garrett, Mrs. J. Tingley ami sons o f Sackville, N. B., S. McMinnan, Mrs. J. B. Hendry, Mrs. Mrs. F. S. Daiger will have charge who have been spending the winter In Sam Porter, Mrs. II. It. Monroe, Miss­ Oviedo with Miss Bertha Dixon. The es Adele, Una Belle Kirkconnell nnd of the society columns of the Herald th*«e was led by Marion Drawdy i Miss Agnes Everett. After witness- for a few weeks. Mias Fern Ward is to ill to take up the work again and with dogs trained especially for posexpects to go to Daytona Bench in and coon trailing. The party few days. Mrs. Daiger Ib no novice w»» composed of 5(r. nnd Mrs,. Tfngat the work having done much of it by. Douglas Tingley, Amoa Tingley, here on the Herald and at Clearwater Hr. and Mrs. J, B. JoncSj J. B. Jones, where Bhe formerly resided. If you 1«■, Malcolm and Ben Jones, Marlon have any nows of a social or local na­ Drawdy, Mrs. Brockcnton and child* ture phono it to Mrs. Daiger, wn, and Misses Ella Belle Jones and Bertha Dixon. The party went to the Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chittendon are woods in trucks and cars, which was home for a few weeks visit with Mr. ^Ite a departure from the old time “ 1 was hardly able to drag, I Chittendon’s parents. The many Southern possum hunt when the party was so weakened,V wrlles Mi*. friends of Joe are glad to see him and **lked for miles and miles before the W. F. Ray, of Easley, S. C. to greet his bride. Joe is one of the even began to take up tho trail, "The doctortreated mefor about most popular boys in Sanford and The party left the cars and followed two months, I didn't get his friends are glad to see him able any better. I bad a large fam­ the dogs into the woods as they took to walk without crutches as he has ily and felt 1 surely must do °P trail after trail. Four possums been In the hospitals of America ever something to enable me to take were treed by tho dogs but onl two since he left the hospital in France care of my little one*. I had **ro secured by the hunters, but it with a shattered hip received at the heard of J^uied t0 satisfy them for the time battle of Chateau Thierry. piuir and they returned home at a t< hour, voting Mr. Dawdy the best The many friends of Frank Baker, D^um hunter in Florida and this of Miami, were greeting him here to­ |£Tel sPoft the very greatest o f fun. day with Mrs. Baker being bound for to* following day a real possum the big Knights of Pythias conven­ u'nnerWas served by the ladles o f the tion at Tampa. Frank is Grand Pre­ who were assisting Douglas late and Mrs. Baker la grand matron lr‘Rley In entertaining the Oviedo o f finances. They were accompanied UmP of Boy Scouts.” "I decided to try It,* con­ by Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Brinson, Mr. Mr. Tingley was very much taken tinues Mrs. Ray . . . “ I took and Mrs. John S. Corlcw and Mr. and Wth his visit to the South. The unleight bottles In a l l . . . I re­ Mrs. Chas. W ycoff. Mr Corlew la °rni kindness of the people Is charmgained my strength and hare Post Grand Chancellor and the other weather is delightful and ev* bad no more trouble with wo-' ] gentlemen are delegates of Miami *rything considered, It is s most exmanly weakness. I have ten lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Baker see many ** fnt place In which to spend a holichildren and am able to do all changes to Hanford since they were )’• The post understands Mr. Tingmy housework and a lot out­ hera d few years ago. f) invested in quite alarge ora nge doors . . . I pan sure recom­ ^ ove while he was down there; in mend CanluL” lrti a number o f his friends are be* Upton Sinclair’s proposed newspa­ Trice Cardul today. It n*y 8 treated to the fruit from his own per probably plans to publish all the be Just wtuU yod need* * and all have pronounced it denews that’s unfit to print.— Washing­ At all dmggtsts. kious— Sackville, (N. B.) P ost ton Post. mH ■-------- — —HERALD ADS get results.* B«tl*r-Get-Better” Do it Now. tf E nd rew s ,# * v �THE SANFORD W EEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921 * i Nolle* U hereby *irtu Lhat lb* following deocrlbed Uadi, or *o inact thereof u w yi M — u y to par a * amount do* for la it* bar* la M l oppoalt* to tb* m u *, together with tool rack aala aod adrartlaU*. will bo oold at poblle auction on Monday, tb* Stb d a / of Juno, A. 1B21, at tb* Court lloaa* Door, la tb* City o f Sanford, lb* G o u t / of B*mlnol«. and Slat* rioHda. bo of 0. of c a Dearrlpllon of U m l. i 1 3 K E a £ i' 2 i & < Amount o f Tate* and Uonta Ck I-eacrlptioo Of land. i l X faf 1 S | H i t < Unknown ■ V. H. OARNEE'B ADDITION TO MARKHAM TANK H EI0HT8 na KaeanUd ta Mat B**k No. I Tat* II. Bamlaala Oeuatr K*eerda U U 13 and 16. Block K ...................................... Unknown .......... ................... 66.80 N. B. 0 ABNER'S SECOND ADDITION TO KAN KB AM TANK UEIOBTS aa Record.d la TUt Bonk Na. I, Pa*a 10, Samiaola County Racer!* U U IS and 1*. Block K ..................... n. C. Uanklna ................ 10-23 *T. JOSEPH aa R a cer!*! U Plat Reek N*. l , Pa** 114, BaaaUaU Oaaaty Kaeari* II. T. Wynn . Unknown ' J. M. Of lei by Unknown . . . . FLORIDA LAND AND COLONIZATION COMPANY'S PLANTATION* *4 Record*! I* PUt Book N*. 1. Pa** II*. l* n U * U Cauaty Reoar!* ^ *************# * * .# ..e .a*..#*.#.*** t'oknown A Kls t»( N of Fla I.an<l A l*ol. Co. OcWfJ r u m . (Iraa E 3-1 of K S an.] Uaa b*(. 675 ft N and 1967 ft W uf HR cor of Sec. ran N 334 f l W 813 . ft. H 434 ft BRIy 901 ft. E 101 —w — . . ...................... 23 19 SO 144 Unknown ........................ M. M. SMITH'S SUBDIVISION O f SECTIONS d U Flat Beak Ns. 1, Page II, Bamlaol* County Raoordt Unknown Unknown t aknowti o f lUtH-k (13 M. BMITH B THIRD SUBDIVISION aa Kacordad la Flat Book No, 1, Fagt IS, Samiaola Cauaty Racorda Lota I, 2. 3 and 4 ............... *, - ♦, I n know n Late 12. 13 am) 14 .............. 4 iiknow it U l i Id and 17 l uk nowj\ Lula 18 to 34 I’ nknown NBti l*^g X. lln** HI. U*rt. A»a aat) G lliir of Hpt , Huft it tiOJ ft. W S30 ft. N QJu ft K 330 ft and XW i , ) and KH of Ht* Bag. NK cur o f SW ^ ............ ran W to W Hue Xaaford Ot. H 20 deg. Win th. £ 2U fl N lo U-g ||m part H and K of Ht. liafl. A rr. and I m # (bat part o f uf M V U H uf Brick Hoad).................. . . .......................... All HW^ of eN'IhS N nf Si. (Jar*. a A f t .................. .................................................................... •V4 uf HGV* of HWV4 of HWU and HWU of XEt* or MW 14 and .NW 14 of lying H of W lln# Hanford til. Hlrsa .H25 ft N ■:»>l H by uoo fl, B and WIn XG cur. and (r*a X 7 s Unknown: I>. MrGowan ID A. 1-. Connelly LoU 48 to 32 SYLVAN LAKE a* Racorda! In PUt Bo«k No. S. F i** I t, Sami aala County Racordr R, 0. Itoaa ............................. 2.J* THE TOWN OP FA0LA u R *c«r!*d la Plat Beak Na. I, P*** 6, T. 6. 9 and to, Blue! A . N. U t 1. llloek U ................................................. N. U l J. Block It ................................................. A. A ll Block T ......................................................... Mr*. L td ! . Samiaola C osily Nicer4 , B. Hltlord ....................... 19 30 fl. ttlifford .................... 3J.70 I>. Connelly ..................... 21.38 Ollr* r. Neat .............. |.T3 NEW PPRAI.A aa Racorda! in PUt Bosk N»- I. F*«* 67, Samlaala C osily Racorda U U I. 3 and 3 ................................................. Unknown ................................. U U 12, 13 and 14. Iltaa H I acre of III •* •* •••I 11 *I * * 11 i •» 11 i * ( l , . mr M•I I H. 11. 0. Rabva a B. McCarthy Allan Bladuboar C. 11. McCarthy . 23 76.60 13. SO 107.90 63.10 ■*»■* h a u ......................; ; ; Anna U. DaPomot ........ A .n . M. DeTorreat . . I ” ! Mr*. U. L. Wrlffat W. A. Lefrier . . . Unknown Prank Hatch . . . . Inla Him peon (W M E l. AIM| BLOCK C OP MELL0NT1LLE aa Recorded U Plat Book Na. 1. Pa*« II, 6*mla*H County Becerfi Be*. NB cor of U t 43 ran W 37 H ft 8 133 ft E 57H ft N 133 f t . . . . * . . . . J. K. Vaughan .................. N 14714 ft .o f U t 46 .................................... Unknown ................... 57.U U t 47 .. ........................................................... Kr* A. Herndon 7i j j Beg. 1211 ft fl of 8W cor U l 4 Btin IV 3 d ft Nto jd on klrander Line U t 4 E to pt., N uf tie*. S to tie* ............ ........................................... Be* 202 ft W o f NE cur U t 4.................. Bon N to Nec line W 100 ft 8 to N line o f U l 4. E 100 f t . . . . . , , . , Be* S00 ft I! of NW cor ted 4.................. Bun N to Hec line. B ICOfl. H to S' line U l 4 IV to t>eg .......... ... Beg SW ror l» t * (tan n i i :m rt g .in rt h U 2»> rt w .in rt ..................................................... 3 cit frunt lijr 20 rh tlrpjt In RB rur IaoI 2 ............................................................. n #f 44 <t W or HW ror l-ot 2 .................. Ran N ft \V 3fi3 ft H000 ft W. W. lerwl* W. II. Wight . . . . It. J. (lolly . . . . J W. Ooldawlth C I*. Wing klary ti. ('onnclly I- H S r Ub*r I’ IV lllnra ___ N. 11. tiarnrr . . J X. Htnkl# . (Wo kloftfw* r. 3d fi ................................... IT aj fi Harry i, VV11*00 Wm, |Ui1ha inly 1 nk?u>w n 4’ J 81 M». ............. 1 nknow n Cnkbown t rtsh t to l^ ih t Iilttp to riiip n iio ■lild1 of Matdif |tt John ltu»«elt 2 07 Berm no .S prid of fotlnwinjr; JWg it Ini* of £ lint- of Ssiifurd (it. wltb W line of .................... Ilnii Jff !3 iv'. rli K IL»W rSi H £1 df| W to brf ........ ...... N 20 ir r n ul fnllftwhiir (t^i NW cor. o f HWH ..................................................... Hun H 1H. 17 rh K to B lln^ of Nun fufil tit. N *S i)pf K Co NW n»r of U t A R u t ‘ to Blfht*oMVtijr of X. . Jr (, Uf. N'tj alniif Bfltirr (u S lino * of HW»ie W to ! * f ..........................ae 11tmli ban (WM K«. A id ) Mm I a-na Iamp lira F i» fr r *i I 11. \\ b ............................................. M*it»n#y - - - - - \| « ry N |jr 14oft ror W lj aloftf A»r St) ftt'riif ll !!. ( la t r lit ll VI sbuttv) tlrpw Dee. (_*o. I.. Alien. I f ............... J X IMnkle M ra Vlrrrpr It u tw rl* ItlWu-'HlI ............ . A. B.' Xmllh ____ II. A. (ierard lira Wilbur r or raster M. Tr Itoblnaoti .. W, C. Mrleesirr Tbraaber A SUBDIVISION OT ICC. SI, TWP. 19 8., B A N tiS 91 E.. aa Racordad In Flat Book No. I. Fag* I. Itm iasL County Racorda NH tat A .................. *............. . tlf«. N. Townaond .............. "ICS 198., *11 ................ RANOE 21 L a* Racordad U D a l Book Na. 1 fUmlnoL County Racordt ........ l.uU lletilim .. . . . . Ihiiluo Urate C« lilllwrt U le a r li .. ...................... Healer ............................. .......... ........... Unknown ............ .. ............ .. II.' Meacbam . . . . . . . . . . .......... ........... lullua Tliomaa .............. Unknown ........ .. ...................... Unknown .............. ...................... Mr*. J. H. Krlrnea ........ ........... llrater William* .......... ...................... T 1 4*. Hillary .............. ...................... " I’ nkimwn ........................ .......... . Unknown .......................... ................... U ab Hillary .................. ...................... Unknown .......................... .............. . . . Unknown .......................... Unknown Katie William* Unknown ............ ............ Waller Tbotnaa . . . . . . . ...................... Unknown ...................... .. ...................... I*. J. Uoau ................... K. lllck ................ Pauline Kanner Unknown .......... II. J, William* I). L. Tbraaber Unknown .........\. Unknown ............ Nielli Knight J. Jackaon ........ I- William. Mary HUH,ell Unkrmwn . , . . . Unknown Unknown ......... W. II. Wataoo IlllU rl Htokra Anule Tl.<,ui ■» t n known Prank llatrh . . . Ut UU UU Ut UU UU Ut Ut lo t UU U (. Ul UU U t. U ta Ul Ut Ut Ul U l* U ta Ut UU H. 0. Hblnbolaer Unknown .......... Unknown .......... Unknown .......... J. 0 . PACKARD ! FIRST ADDITION TO MIDWAY aa R *e*r!a! U Plat Bo*k N*. t, Faf* IK Bamlaol* Cauaty R arer!. . Lit* JH and XJ *•**#•»•*•••■*••«**«*«•••• Uokoowsi «*•■•..*•»*••«*• ■* ta tt lux, l«N» and 170 ............................................. L'nknowa ..............'.*• U t * I'll and 190 .......................... Unknown .............. .. Jj* U t 218 .................................... .*........................................... Unknown r. II. lUnJ ... Ceuaty Racorda U t 3. Block II, Tier 10 ................ U U 7. S and 9, Block II. Tier 10 U l 10. Block II, Tltr 10 .............. 8.8 Unknown W S uf M\vit \V 1 rh o f « m Upu NK |>t of tola of t'nlon »t)d (*t»m|» iii iri AvnujPM. mo B oft U&tou AVi N. P* llohlnaun Unknown .......... L.l 111, lllot k 6 Tier E ...... U t .1. llloek N. Tlrr P U l 6. llloek 9, Tier U . . U l I. niork 9. Tier C .... U t 9. llloek 9. Tier U .... W 4 U l IO, Block 9, T l « 1) . U t 16, Block 9. Tier K ............ U U 4 ami 8. Block 9 .-Tier II . U t* 9 and 10. Block 9i Tier II E'h U t 3, Block I d Tier U . U l ' 10. Block 10. Tier D........ S U t 4. Blork II. Tier II S ', lo t 4. llloek II. Tier B Uta 2, 3 and 7, llloek II. Tier U t 6. llloek II. Tier B . . . . . U l n. Illo. k II. Tier K U t n. llloek II, Tier r. U l >>. Ul»*-k II. Tier II l,.i 7. III., k 12. Tlrr 11 Lit 6. niork 12. Tier K l ->1 6 and 7. llloek 12, Tier II HOLDEN REAL ESTATE COMPANT’ S ADDITION TO SANTORD aa R«cerdad la Plat Beak 1. P a *. 19. SamUela Canity Bacardi MELLONTILLE aa Record*! la Pint Rook Na. 1, P a*. IN . SamlnnU Cauaty Eacard*. U t* 1 and 3. Block 34 ................................... John Rtu**I| .................... ~ * ji U U l and 3. Block33 ................................. John Il a w I! ............................ All Block* 40 and i t .............. ................ John 11s u e 11 ........................................................., .......... s t j j Block3. .............................. NEATER' ADDITION TO RANTORD at R*o*rd*d U PU t Bock Nt. 1, Pa*aa 74 and 111 Ramlaei. . Cannly Racer!* ' " All Itlbcke A and It p, W , Talbott . . . . . . . . . . . bait U ta 1. 2 and 3., Block C .............................. B. W. Herndon . . . . ’ U ta 1, 3 and 3, .Block P ...................... . W. B. Msaeun . . .......... n « \T 111 ft o f U t 9. Block P .......................... • Ham'l Klein . . T! 11! Ti ; " * * 75 2 All llluck It ................................................... .. • B. W. Ilerndvn . . . . . . . . . 10S ■*» I ...................................................... ...................................... II. W. llentdoo .......... . iT a ROBINSON'S SURVEY OP AN ADDITION TO RAMPORD aa Recorded la Plat Reek X*. 1, Fa**t 82 a n ! 99. 8a m il ala Cenaty Racer!* I N UM1 * CAMERON'S RUB-DCVIRIOM OP RECK HAMMOCK a* Recorded la- PU t Reek H*. 1. 1 ’ Bamine It County R acer!*' U U I Io 13 and IT and 19 .............................. Jo* Cameron ...................... UU Ut UU Ul Ul Unknown 3 amt 4 27. 2N, Si a 4.1 ................ 63. 36. 37 *1 67. 73, (H. I 73 ................ ST ................ SB ................ 91 ami 92 . 123. 121 and 130 ................ I ll And UU 1X3 and 130 ITT aid 126 126 ............ H12 .............. 1 6 1 ................ ltd, 2>51 I,, JM £12 aod 22 236 .............. 274 and 200 CAKAAM a* Retard*! la PU t Reek He. I, P**t 1M. SemUaU Ceuaty Rocerda. 4. 3 and 8, Block I ............................. Sam Waihlnctoa ................ 4. Block I ................................................. Jo* Tlnimon........................... 3 and In. Block 4 .................................. floppy le e Locklear . . . . . B. Block 4 ................................................. Henry Bobtnaon ................ I. Block 7 ....................................... ’ Unknown ......................... 13.92 «* ............................................... De* Bun N 10 cb W 3 ch 8 lo rb E 2 cb, 190 fl. 8 and 1626 ft W uf NE 2 36 Murtl* B. Bellamy Cbn. WILLIAM CLARK'S «UH-DIVIRI0N OP BLOCH 11. TIER 14 a n ! BLOCK II. TIE S II I ukiton Virgil Clair 3 ' U. T. Anll-oiiy NEH) aod t l M NE>i o f NWVi of NE14I Beg NW ror o f NB14 o f N K H ............... Ron K 678 fl H 64214 M W STS ft N 64214 tt 1leoo Ry) ............................ 8B14 o f SW1A o f NW1A .............................. 14 Int. to -B W li of 8 W 1* , , t •,■ ............ V4 I|t. !■ SW14 o f HWS» .......................... I3.C9 for! tit* 8V4 of NH or RH of. <tK14 of NW14 36 IS 30 M 19 30 9 » R. V. U u tU « * Han W 537! i ft H 643H It E 33114 It, N to be* o f NWU o f BKH of N RH ...................... . 141H It W o f BE roe of HWH o f BEIj****. Knight 91*1. J- Mahoney 7 UakiDwn ................ Hlcble WowJbridg* and 19 31 19 91 IS 11- 10 M. M. McOoogal 10 T. A. Nani ........ Ur*. A. II. W j lb »J. W, Wyll* tiro. SOUTHERN FLORIDA CITRUS COMPANY'S PLAT OP Boo. H . Twp. IS B. Itustxjf Utliup; BOYD ft 8UB-DXV1810M m ft«*r4*4 U FLI i* IB____ ______________ ___. . . . . . . . . _____ A. D. STEHDIFORD'S ADDITION TO SANFORD aa Racarde! la F U l Reek Re. 1. r a g . 111. Sami o*l* Ceuaty Record* La, y ..................................................................... Unknown ........................ ; . . . 11.61 1 in............................. ................................ . Norman Hatton .................. . 21.W u t . 23 .n il* » ........................................ *■ w . j w b i u nr*.................. u .bi U l 26 ........................ ........... ............................. lleo. Turner .......................... «.W In k »*. 1, Yoga II, B*mLa*L Coumty Efoorito - fl I. *1 A. D. CH AFFXLL8 SUBEDIT 111 ON u E*cord*J ^ F L t (j*t 8, Block 0 . . . . * .* * ..*.*•*•!*•******• tat* §, P, 1*4 to. Block Go *a* ao* **•** jjJ CELERY AVENUE ADDITION TO EANPORD aa Racerded U Plat Sack No. 1, Pa**t 111 akd 1M Semin ala Cauaty Racordt Eol 8. Block A B. L. Blcktnaoa ........ 477 U t 13. Block A ...................... ........................... ...................T. A. Neal ........................" , IS It. L. Tbraaber . Mary H. Dlrkla* RL M. SMITH S SECOND 9U 1D IVI110N aa Racordad U PUt Bock Na, Corn " ~ l * t i I anil 7 to 41 and 43 to 01 ami 06 to 90 Ilea# E 122 rt of U t 1 and lea* let* II and H i ......................................... U t 42 llaa* 86 ft. K and W by HT * .ft N and H In HE cue.I . . ............ .. irtVU o f HWI, of NWl* an.) be* NP, cor o f M*» o f HWH o f SW 1,.............. ran W 8 2 3 ch N 7 ah W 10 Hi N (13 rb E 8.2 cb N 3 cb. K 10 eb M lo Iwg. And be* NW cor. of HWI4 .................. Hun E 10 rb B 3 rb E 10 rb H 4.71 rb W 20 cb N to be* ...................... Ur* 12 cb North end A Hi Vf of HE 179,7.6 191.03 76.00 W .7I 33.00 143.70 Unknown . . . . ' J. D. Warren Unknown . . . . Henry Wight 26.50 Unknown Renton ..................... E. llawklna , kite Packard U. W. Herndon ......... (>. L. Tbraaber ........ ... B. W. Herndon ........ 4. O. BbUholaer . . . . . . Ur*, lla f fle T, Barne* It. ttockabanm ............ . J . W. V en ab le.............. J. 11. W illiam, .......... . Brew Be*. Co............... Ilenry Undom .......... . P. I*. Bine* ................ Mr*. Hydney Carroway (WMow-a e i. Al'dl Mr*. H. O. Kbtnbotaer . H. O. HhlnbaUer ........ . W S 7. Block X .............................................. L»t \ Block Z ................................................. Lot 0. Block 7, Tier A .................................. L>t H. Block X. Tlrr A .................................. Lit* 1 ami 2, Block X, Tier t\ .. . . . L d fl ile u W tVH feeM Block H, Tier 167 Unknown or O. B . 1. Pa** M . Seminal* Clifford Holme* lo t h Hb-k 12. Tl*r % I >it in, Ukir-k n . Tier 2 Lit in. llloek 13. Tier 3 leoi 7 llltpck 13. Tier 4................................. Lds 1 and 2. llloek I3t Tier H.................. L ‘f* 1 and 4, Block 13. Tier 9 . . . . . . . . . L*4 «, Hlo»-k IS. Tier 3 .............................. X 11' l ft of K of Ia I 7 and G 121) ft of L-t ? tk*a X 130 ft). muck x Alt In Sanford (if. ..................................... A ll NEI4 In Hanford Ot. (lest beg. 41 link* IV of NK cor. run W to lota, of W lik e of Sanford rt. BWly along til. IS.GO cb. G 4.08 cb. NEly 17.S3 cb. to beg.) ........................... , ,. ............. Dag. 13 cb. H of S* Her puat 1*0 N Une Han X I1.IM rb K VV, eb N 11 Wfl cb. W V\i cb ......................................... Leg. SW cor of NISI* Bun N 13 cb. G 7.44 cb 8 13 cb W 7.44 ch ......................................................... B « f NW cor of N R * ..................................... TH E TOWN U ta 4 and-3, Block 4. Tltr 3 , . . . .......... .. WH U t t. Block 4. Tier 6 ........................ t: S3 rt o f U U 0 and T (lea* H 6*4 ft) *— ’ Block 4, Tier 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K(4 of N W H . Block 4. Tier 20.............. LoU 1 and 3. Block 3. H er 3...................... U t 0. Block S. Tier 3 . . . ................................ SII f l o f U t 13 and all 13 (lew be* HU cor lo t 13 ran N 63 ft W 2B ft H 23 f I IV II ft H 40 ft K to l-e*I. Block », Tier 3 __________ _____ U U I and 2, Block 3. Tier 10...................... KU, and E 13 34 fl of NW4 Tier I? , ......................... w tn rt i.r u i * » *n.i io Block a Tlrr 1 Let 5. llluck 0. Tier 7 All Block «. Tier 1C ................. ........ . . . . U l 1 and ,NS U t 2 ami a U t t! ft d and IV by 33 ft N A H In NW c r .if U t :i. and W ft fl nf NS uf led 2. Block 7, Tlar I ........................ Ij rt H. Block 7, Tlrf 3 .................. .. U t* 4 and S. Block 7. H er 4 .......... .. N W l,. Block 7. Tier 15 . . U t s Bl.e k * Tlef I U l a. Block m. Tier 2 N It ft U t 2. Block 0 Tier 2 led 8, llbi-k |0, Tlrr 1 - ............ ............... led M. |tlie k III. Tier 6 ................... U l I, Block 16, Tier 7 .............. HU lleea H liw ft uf HW H I. 11berk 10. Tier If. .............. ........................... NI-, nf U l « and S » ft of lo t !».- Itto.-* II. Tier 2 U l i and i: 12 1 fi U t < l ir e S 7 ft t Block 11. Tier 1 ................ Iota tl anil 7, IlloCk 12. Tier 3 I.rt» tr a n.t 7 Block 12. Tier 4 U t t! Block 12. Tier 3 ................................. led» 6 and 7 Block 12, Tier 7 _ “ V 0* . ^ lm r u t * « k ntr Record. U l 2. Bloc k 4 . . . . . . . . . . . M M M I t M H I t l U t 2. Hlor 8 18 : 4 i f i i i i i i M i ( i i ( i t i i i i t t 9 tv 4 U t 4. Block 3, Tier ................ U t 11. Block 3. Tier 3 ........ ........... U l.U . Murk 3, Tier 3 , . , . . . . . . ........ U t 3. Block 3. Tier 7 .......................... U t 3. Block 3, Tier 7 .......... 7................. U t 8. Block 3. Tier 7 .............................. U t 1, Block 3, Tier H .......................... U l 4. Block 3, Tlef ID ........................ Uta II and 13, Block 4, Tltr I .......... U t II and NH •>! W m * <• Tier 2 U t II. niork 4, Tier 2 ........................ Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown i i Malaklah I Unknown C. L Win* Unknown U t* I. 3. T. 8. 9 and 10 and N W Vi Block 3. Tier 7 . . . . . . . . . A ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NWH Block 3. Tier 9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U t I, Block 3. Tier L , . ................ ' . ............... tie* .NB cor or U t 3 Ban 6 1 ft W 73 ft, H 3 ft W 43 ft N 4 ft R 113 fl Unknown Unknown Block 18 (lew part S of It/.) aat] all blocks » and 40 ................................. ................ Hlucks II ant) 12 BkR.k 41 Htnui Cflppras pari and iraa WH of N 210 ft. of llloek 47, and lr*a 1,M tb K am) W by V.&O cb. N and ft on K Side) ..................... .................. i t < Unknown . . . . Drew Rea. Go. Unknow* „ * 1 U t >7, llloek O ............................................ Lot 98, llloek O ............................................. Lot* 41 and 42, llloek G ................ ........... . All Unplatted fa rt llloek O ............................ All Unplatted 1-art llloek J ...................... Lola 33, 64. and 56 to SO (leaa W ISO ft.) and DO aod 61 (lea* N 93 ft.) Block K ..................................................... U fa 23. 23 and 34. Block B . . . E 40 ft Lot 28. Block U ............ U U 10. 11. S3, 13. 34, 23. M. 38. Block O .............................. U t 31 and N H Lot 59. Block C fat 43. Block C ............................ Lot 4*. Block D .......................... Lot 63. Block D . ........................... P. L. Woodruff Ba* at NW pi o f Uta o f Hanford Aa* with OotnmerrUI St, ran ft 477.37 ft N 60 d.| IT n i l W 123.10 ft S 471.30 - ft ■ I l f ft to b e*.................................... Bat *1 NW pt of Uta of Commercial St with Palmello Aa* ran N 607.04 ft N 00 d** IT min W 446.21 ft S T il. 06 ft e ir aloof N Una o f Cum mar cUI St. to ha* ........................ ................. B*f 006 ft N * f NE cor o f U U o f Park A t* with Commercial St. ran N 603.77 ft 8 00 de* II n i l N 130.10 ft ft A06.R0 rt W 146.8 ft to b * ( ........... Be* at Inti of N tin* o f Pol ton Ht with W lino or Park Are, run N 460.34 ft N UO lift it min W 123.1 rt 6 330.73 ft E 117 ft to be* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Be* N l pt o f Inte Park Are wltb Com­ mercial s t. rna N 104 ft B 146.8 ft 8 104 ft W 146.6 ft Ilea* Lot * Block 1 Tier 31 Block L, Tier 3 .......... All Block 1 Tier 10 ...................................... Be* 113 7 t W or NW pt o f U U o f tat HA. wllb Palmetto Aa*. Ban N 1*0 ft E 133 ft N to Commarclal Ht W to Bind Aa* 8 IM S ft, R 133 ft 8 to P in t •tree I K to be*...................... LoU 1. 3 and 3. Block 3. Tier 3 . . , . , . . . i Amount of T»rM •nd C « u u i I).' D. I'r abody l>. U TbraatMr d T. a IVarrlptlon of U n d. Amoanl of T air* and Coota Yog* 71, B«mlA*U C * u ty . D* PbUlpo UoklWW* ..........ISO* 4.17 I4.TI Ut 1 I lew* HVi of W>4 of U t leaa N 34 or W H of U t 4) All W of HI. John* rtrrk ................ ■ �w• ---------------> '----------• ' ' % peKTiptloo rvtdTijm-ko of Land. Amount of Taira and Conta K a • j 1 ! JO M JO Unknown Sir*. ft. T. Itrown tnkiMiwn .............. t-'Dknnwn ............’ A. Richardtoa L'kI bovo .......... ... I'nkoown ............ s * Amount of Tatra and Coata ul Description of Amount o f Taxao aod Coata it a i £ 1 H ◄ I_ „ , __ _ •* tn rl it d«« E 13 rh W T.is eh If M .M r t U IL Crrrtiim IL Itobtnaon l i f t Jamta Phltp N* ' i ?- 1** ViE inc t iu * S f b 2 . ® d#* w B ls tb N 44 il*r w * M ch N S3 da« W 260 ® 8 S2 Ja* 30 mla. E » ch Nthly * lon* margin of flitter Lake |» /aide E to beg)................ » • « *.M th I o f XW Coe . 5“ ■ ‘ M V * lT ,a r t «o ■ IIoo o f 8W H N 13,13 ch W _JJ.IS CO to b t f ................ ............. Bag i U ch 8 o f NW fi)f o f f lw ii tin fa B 4 Af .k <■ >m_ 11 . ’ (Ibm n »ctrm In 3 * c r « to NW Lot* ft, ? and ft. Work t .............................. / — ■ ■■ Bag 439 ft 8 of KW car o f Lot 9 . . . ........... Hon 8 831 ft E OOO ft N 4«9 ft NWly to bag .............................................. 8 4 o f NWW of BWW l i r a 8 |.9Dth. ob<1 lara hag 33 ft N o f 8W cor run N 133 ft K 322 ft 8 133 ft W 393 Unknown Unknown Unknown W . Caldwell Maggie 8. Unknown Unknown . . Unknown .. R. U Oraar Unknown . . Unknown Coleman Unknown Unknown xw h 1 3 10 0 3 10 10 Unknown . . Unknown . . Unknown Unknown.. . l-aura I'lark Unknown .» Unknown . . B 3 Unknown Unknown Ini l of s w ti 90 I t - 40 Aatnael Klein . . . 90 11. 48.B Tlhltn A Badlar »> 31 43 Tlldan A Bndler iitiid i. !*>i n ................ Rag flW roa . . . •4 0 . 90 33 3 E. II. U( * SO 99 3 4 Unknown 11 30 39 10 Unknown JflL ___ ....•aeaaitiae4*e44 4 »e (4 tl4 ttll» p t tea ft IV o f NE car o f 8 4 Of II II !M 90 {ran V *iJ» ft**8 ’ 433* ft* E ‘ 430 ft ft 43* ft ................................................. . B#f iW cuff l»f 1HW H U'f U»l 2, •*..•••,, Ran S 422 ft K O il ft « 422 ft W •IS ft . ................................... *..................... Unknown I Unknown W. r. Carter yttUOE O f CLAT BFRINOI ae Recorded U Flat Boak Me. I. Page II. Bamlnala County Keened* Mr*. H. 31. Martyn » ) 33 20 33 19 10 31 30 40 Unknown . . . (lao. tlllyard Morris 1. Wl Unknown . . . Unknown Unknown Recorded la Flat Rook Ns. K Is Sanford ill. He** NWW or NEW and Iran lag NW ror o f . NEW of X fi. run fl 10.15 ch E 9,80 ch 8 H3 imki K 1.(3 cb N S3 dag E to N line flee W to lag and lane N 4 o f NW U and M> N 4 of H W 4 o f NM4 nid tree fart eold to A. C. I*. R y l* .. . . . . . Eli *f NEW of N K 4 o f 8EH . . . . . . . . . . Bra *l.fS ch 8 of SB cor Ban 8 4,31 cb W 11.80 ch N 4.31 rt E 11.W cb p , |J cb 8 and W1.97 th f f 'o f NB c o r .. Ban li 0.0 rb N 4 4 rh W 0.0 ch lo Hr SfTlr alook >1 aide o f same to b a g ... it i, of NW>, of 8W H .................................. Bra 10 th E of AW cor of .............................. Ban S 15 cli E 3 ch 8 IS ch 8 31 iVt W in A 11nr arc W to hag.............. Ps Jo rt VV of NE ror ...................... . Ben W lu rb 8 27 ch K 10 ch N 30 113 3 o Unknown Atrtrn (iurrard Unknown . . . . . . 0.75 Unknown W . A. WHITCOMB'! FIRST ADDITION TO OEKEYA at Retarded la Flat Book Na. I, Fags Itf. Bamlnala Ceuaijr Record* Unknown lane 4. 3, 18 and If, Illwk 1 .......... Nit* 8, IIlock 2 ............ .................... Unknown Unknown lot* U . ID. and 30. Rtock 2 ___ . . . . fnta 3. 4. 3. 12. Id and IT, tllork 4 Unknown WRITAOMB'9 SECOND ADDITION TO OENEYA aa Raoordad la Flat Back He. I. Samlaole Canaty Record* Unknown . . . f . I*. Ulna, r . I*. Ulrica Unk n*rwn ............... . £ . U. JCanauae . , Kllaatwlh Cranihrlm 8 W 4 o f N B 4 of NEW .................................. Hag 1TO ft 8 of NH cor .......................... .. Run 8 343 ft W W ) (I X i l l H E 600 ft ......................................................... Hag 1T0 ft 8 o f NW cor o f NWW of N R 4 o f N R 4 t ..» n . lion 8 400 f l R 000 ft N 490 ft. W to bag N W 4 o f HWW and HWH of N W 4 ( W . of N W 4 of 5. J. Nawton NWW of N W 4 and B E 4 o f NEW --** 20 lire 0 2s ch B of HW cor or BWW o f K W U ............................................................ 2T [Ion N 20 ch E fl.M ch 8 90 ch W 8.M rh ................................... ........................ NRH o f ME 4 .................... 33 BE 4 o f HEH ................... 33 SEW o fiB W 'i 34 NV, ..f 8W<* ...................................................... 34 21 30 21 30 21 21 21 21 30 50 30 30 50 Unknown 13 40 40 10 SO Ifl.4* W . 1- Wllllamaon ............ .• 4.TI I>. V. Hoyt Hra............... T.S t». V. Iloyt lira. .. ............... 7.2 Unknown 8.4 11. V. Hoyt lira. .................. 11.18 OOLDEN ROD HEIOHT9 aa Recorded In Flat Book Ha. I, Page 14. Semlntlr Canity Record* 1r>t at. |H.n k IS .................... I........................ FkOfd 11a*»r I ........................ t.flt 8 4 o f N 4 of SWVj o f RWt| and twg AK cor ..f r*n.i' r'.in 8 I ch W A ch N I ch B 8 ch ................/ ........................ IT Beg BE cor of 8 K 4 o f NEH ................ linn S H cb W ft ch 8 II ch II 19 NEtj of NW 4 8R4* o f NEkt . . B 4 o f AW 4 S W U o f AWH ................................... 8EV* o f N W 4 ................................................. NEl* l i r a NEU» ........................................ BWV1 of 8EV, ............ N 4 of N E 4 of 8 K 4 of AE4 ............ ln 13 I® 1» »B » " 21 ft rli , Mr*. Marlon E. I Erancla CarteII . . . Unknown . . . . . . . . . Mre. Ilrnry I'lrrca I'nkhowtl ....... Unknown . . — , i t AEU ................................... ........... N 3-1 of N W 4 of tm il ............................. W S of AW1| * O \. grander* Unknown .......... It ft M'waly Tlldrn A Aadlrr Unknown ............ Unknown P. A. Aanndrre Itcn T. Wllllama Mr» I. Mlmbrll 33 21 30 30 Ubaa. Edgar .......................... 43.93 33 31 30 ' Wl U. R. I'll! ............. 8.8B 33 21 30 *0 U. 1*. Powell A W. L. Uriah II.U VAN ARBDALE OSBORNE DROKERAOE COMFANT'B ADDITION TO BLACK HAMMOCK aa Racerdad In Flat Book Na. 1. Page 11. Bamlnala Couaty Rtcerda l>5ta IS and 20 .................................................. 20 *■ »• »•*«•*............................ lad* 215. 31*1, 217 and StA........ ................. «0 E- II. Morgan .............. 81.04 Lota 333 and 323 ................................................... 30 E. 11. Morgan ...................... 28.98 VAN ARBDALE OSBORNE BROKERAOE COMPANY'! SECOND ADDITION TO BLACK HAM­ MOCK aa Racordad In Plat Book No. 1. Fag* ■<». BamlmoU Couaty Record* THE OENEVA TRACT IN BEC t l. TWF. 10 8 32.90 52.90 10.34 I. TW F. SO B.. RANtiE 11 E.. a* Recorded la riat Book I. Page t l , Bemlsale Couaty Hacorda ......... Unknown .......... .................... 2.83 22 31 30 40 IN aa Recorded In Flat Beok Ha. I, Couaty Record* Unknown K. J. Tbornfrain i r i l k c HAMMOCK a* Recorded In Flat Book Ho. ! . Page* 1 ta I. Bamlnol# Couaty Record* 8. W. Ilotdrn .. Un kn ow n 10 Mr*. I'trrla Irigrrral 21 31 25 CVItKA HAMMOCK al Racordad In Flat Book Na. I, Page 1M Bamlnola County Record*, t i t . 31. 32, 33 and 31 , ~ ........................ Unknown* ......... W >vt ........................................... ... U. W. H oop er.................. ... , t • 75 7t. t l and 7x ............................... II. II. I'rahy .......................... t 1*. an. s) and 82 .................................... W . A. Jrftn* ...................... • KG. HO. I ll, 121 and 126 (lew r .v I2tr ........................... ........ Paler llorrlgan .................... 2 • US IT I t! 113. 13ft and 137 Unknown .............................. I tor' III Mr*, t* E. Snyder .............. ** . of \tv>, (if! 1 »f Alt of 8 W 4 ...................................... *H of M V l, of 8 W *.* .................................. Seg AW n * of NW 4 bf N W 4 „ . . . ........ Eon F. USD fl N 450 ft W 1490 ft „ * *36 ft ................................................. . Bri nw ror of t hurrb »t. nnrl E Inkr *ra. In tha Tuwn 6 f Inngwrwrl. run 8 3 0 ft W too fl N 300 ft K* tOO Run t: K11 ft. ,s Xto ft W 5Wt ft 8 13 •leg W »■.!> ft E to Iwg . . . . ‘. ................ Unknown . . . . . Tllden A Rkdler 4 Unknown ............ ..................... LONUWOOD at Raoordad U Flat Bank K*. 1. Fagaa I I U It, BnmlnnU Canaty Record*. ft.) ......../ ........................ ........................... 87 W. N. Blackwood .............. 83.83 — :------------ ,---------- ----------------------------------• • FRIES' aURVZY OF LAKE CHAEM aa Racordad in Flat Bank Na. 1, Fag* 8. Bamlnala Caanty Tlldan A Badlar lla ila r R e a m , A. W. Itail* . . . A. W. IUrta . . . A. W. Darla . . . T. W. Praralt . Unknoirn .......... Unknown .......... Unknown ............ 8. M. Entimlngar ' .... Tllden A Badlei- P. Carlrr ALEXANDRIA OR OVIEDO aa Rocnrdad la FUt Bask He. 1. Fag* U . BaaalnaU Canaty Raearda. Iml X lllock II .................................................. W. E. Argo .......................... CM A. AULUf'S FLAN OF OVIEDO aa Raoardad la Flat Bank Nn. I. Fag* M. Bnmiaala County Kncnrds All I la « twg 12.82 ft K of 8W mr run K 117.18 ft N 12 dag W WI.3I ft 8 12 dag tV 100.80 ft I Ptwk n ................... Idle I and X III- k 0 .................................. MITCHELL’ I BtlRVET OF THE LEYT OR ANT a* Racerdad la FUt Bonh Na, Bamlanl* Caaity laearda K. T. Malkwy. el al . led 10. lllock D .............................................. K. Y. Mallory, al al . 1ait in. Block n ................................................ Mallory A McCall . . . Iail 1 anil K 'i lad 3. Block C ............... II. R. McUall ............ W 4 Iait 2. Block U ..................................... Iait IL Block B .............. .............. ............... Iait 1*. Block C ............................................. fait I I lean the) part rorrrad by (Ilia* Or entreat A Drrw'a Rarlalon) Block II. n. MrCall ...... ................. M. B. M cC a ll.......................... SI M M.9B BRIO ANDERBON'B ADDITION TO OVIEDO aa Raonrdad la F U t Ranh Na. 1, Rag* M, Bamlnala Oammty Eacotda |rota 8 and T . ........ 1.......................................... Andrew Nalaoo H elm *........ TAB. 1MIDWAY Of BEO. IB, TW F. I I S.. RAMOE I t E.. aa Racnrdnd U Flat Rash Ra. 1. Fag* U „ U»l* JM and 325 ...................... *• "• W»bla , ---■ — •SADLET'S ADDITION TO LOHOWOOD aa Racnrdnd ta Flat Bask N * .'l, Couaty Record* E. B. Bradley R*t W tl B nf BE cor of Warren Bt. and B d a t r Arr. In Town o f lamiwood Hun E 331 It A 900 ft W 539 fl N 900 *4 9 7 0 1 D CELERT DELTA aa Racordad la FUt Beak N*. 1, Fag* 71. Bemlnel* Cauety Record* John lluanall ..........................B A M “ K IA, IA and 3A ............................... . . . h . C. Camron ...................... * 8 7 l JH left ............................................................. II. IL law l* .......................... 14-TJ II* lJUf 1 , ## ( tt f ........ , , , . H. A. IU»* Eatate .............. M .M Ut Zfi tiro. A. Narbtrleb .............. *830 « .I ::::::::::::::::::::;;;:.::.... U T. Bryan ......................... fH U l 80 ......................................................... Ul U * * i«tt*ti|ii*M i i i H t i i n H i i i m t M *7 lima part N and E o f stream )........ «t*t part o f Iaft* 87 N and E o f 8tra.ui Houfhrrn Prod or* Uo, knd all Lot 88 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *♦* ?«1 ft ' b *V X f f m V.V.V.V ".V.V.V. Iltm 8 4G3 fl ft R MO O ft N 405.(1 tl W 230.9 ft » * 210 n N o f HE TOT of H W 4 . . . . .......... lUa W ISIS ft N 330 ft E 1313 ft 8 45ft ft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . of KWH o f N E 4 .............. .. « 4 of B W 4 o f N W 4 o f N E 4 .......... ........... « » a i m or N B 4 o f K W U .................. i . 8 * Arm* of W 4 of NEW o f *N W W . •( HWW .......... ......................................... 1 acre „ ) In BE rwr of le g NE cor of 9 W 4 of NWW .......................................... I ait 38, Block 98 ■ PH ILIP R. YOUMO OR ANT a* Record *4 la Fin t Rank Ns. I, Fag* I I , BamUal* Otaaly Record a Iaila X II and 17 .............. 0 *> 9} 7«na Yonn* Ilf*- ................... S» |n t id 9 “ 91 31 T , U. lira nnoa ....................... M.R i « t 4 ............... *9 3° 31 Jaa* l'oong Hr*.................. 4.01 IW 25 n H V t t'.i'ft ' w ' of" N'E cor of o f J iE 4 ................................... Ran W 3124 ft 8 4A8 ft E 2324 fl N 168 ft ..................................... ..-.......... 5 *H acre* of W H o f N W 4 o f X W H ... Hag 5H rb 8 of NW cor .............................. R*a 8 ft t h K 10 ch N 3 ch W 10 • S Of S E 4 Dt N W 4 o f N R 4 .................... . ( nf 8W H of 8 W 4 (lean 8 810.8 SI acre* of 4 90 31 R 4 o f W 4 of 8W U of N B 4 .................. 3 BEH o f HE4 ........... 3 B 4 o f NWU o f 8W 4 and 8 4 o f NEH o f HWU and 8E 4 of 8W of NW 1-4 o f BW 1-4 ................................................ 7 flag 97 f« R o f NW etc of HW 4 o f N W 4 of N W 4 ..................................... 9 Rnn B HO ft R Sl.T fl W SO Tl N 31.7 fl ........................................ ........... N W 4 o f B W 4 o f N W 4 .......................... • N W 4 o f R K 4 liana R 4 o f N E 4 I .............. II 21 21 99 99 10 I . Bobbin* ............................ 40 I . A. Olrrerd .......................... XM 11.80 91 9$ , 49 Unknown ................................. 1X70 21 99 . 91 21 » 99 Unknown .................. .............. 10 H. • Reecbam .......................... 93 U A. i ohnww .......................... L*4 28.80 33.7ft 40 40 la s i" p r aw o f BHR-DIYIBION OF LAND RELONOINO TO ALTAMONTE LAND HOTEL AND NAY1> 194 Unknown 10 10 T. W. Rryden Mary J. Hnaty NW o f N K 4 and X4 of NWW ....................... t ......... NRW o f NWW of BWW . . . . NEW of BWW of BE 1-4........ Deg NE ror of HR4 of BBW F lu N n > f l fl 047.8 ft N In be* Unknown . . . . Unknown . . . . Unary Jarkaoa Unknown' . . . . ■ 4 o f BMW ............................... NMU nf 8 K 4 ...................... . Be* BE rvr . f NWW nf NW Row N Id Hi W 15 rh IB ck ..................................... NEW o f BBW .............................. 8KW o f BBW ............................ BWW «» NRW .......................... NWW o f 8W ............................ RW nf NEW nf NWW ............ BE4 o f BWW and NEW of I WW nf BBW .................. flWW NWW BBW o f NWW .......................... NEW nf 8WV* 8 4 a l BWW �;* '. V _ - -r - |JO \^IjA a / •^ SC". ■ 0 »I NOTICE or AK ELECTION TO XETABUBS suit, will, under and by virtue of that NOTICE OF APPLICATION pn* ■FECIAL NOAD AND BRIDGE DISTRICT TAX DEED Of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO NR certain dscre« heretofore on March XN 0W K AM SFECIAL ROAD AMD BRIDOE 2 9 t h , .1 0 2 1 , en tered In th e a b o v e aald U n d e r S e c tio n 5 7 5 o f th e Geneyji DISTRICT XO. I, AITS DETXRXIXZ WHETHER THE COST OF THE BUILDING a u l t , o n the 2n d d a y o f M a y , 1 9 2 1 , S t a t u t e s o f .th e S t a t e o f Florida i v a c i p e t it io n o r b . t . w n n x z z , r r OF THE PROPOSED ROADS A X S BRIDGES N o t ic e ia h e r e b y g iv e n that J. AL., FOB THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A IN SAID SPECIAL ROAD AND BRIDOE d u r i n g th e le g a l h o u rs o f sa le , a n d a t SPECIAL HOAD AND BRIDGE DISTRICT DISTRICT SHALL BE PAID FOR FR0X t h e fr o n t door o f th o C o u r t H o u z e in H a r r o ld , p u r c h a s e r o f T a x Certifi. TO BE KNOWN AS SPECIAL SO AD AND THE FROCEEDfl OF A BOND ISSUE IN BRIDGE DISTRICT VO. » . OP SEMINOLE S a n f o r d , F lo r id a , s e ll to the h ig h e s t c a t e N o . 1 1 6 9 , d a te d th e 3rd day 0f* I THE SUM OF NINETY THOUSAND f*0 COUNTY, FLORIDA. 000.00) DOLLARS. WHEREAH, a patttlcd was presented lo (ha b id d e r f o r cash th e fo llo w in g describe J u n e , A . D . 1 9 1 2 , h a s fi l e d sold certi­ The petition of II. F. Wheeler. Tbeo Anile, a uiJaaa of hot wator aarf el el, uklnc for the ret (Milkmen i of e Specie! Hoard of County Commissioned of Seminole ed p r o p e r ty , ly in g an d b e in g in S e m i ­ fi c a t e in m y o f f i c e , an d h a s made ip ! SOUTH M A Y H A V E GONE B RO KE . phoaphata provanta llln m lined and Bridge Ulelrlrt to be known u County; Florida, on tb* Sth day of March, A. p lic a tio n f o r T a x D e e d to issue in seSPECIAL IlOAII AND BRIDGE DISTRICT NO. R.. 1331, signed by mor* than twenty-five per n o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , t d -w it : •Ad koopo m ftt) S E V E R A L T IM E S B U T IT N E V ­ 3, of Seminole County, Florida, bating been rent of tbe duly registered voter* wbo are L o t six ( 6 ) a n d tho S o u th th ir t y c o r d a n c c w ith la w . S o ld certifiest» presented at the reenter March meet Inf of tble free holder* residing within Ibe' territory here­ E R W IL L S T A Y B R O K E . Hoard, held on tbe Sib dej of Uareb, A. D. inafter described, praying to bnv* coontltuted ( 3 0 ) f e e t o f lo t fiv e ( 6 ) H . W . B a r r 's e m b r a c e s th e fo llo w in g described J u s t as c o o ! w h en It b u m s , le a v e s 1921, end u ld petition bavins been filed with and established h Bperial Road nod Uridff H a m m o c k , p r o p e r ty s itu a te d in S e m fn o le cotm. Ihla Hoard al that lime, end It appearInf to District In Seminole County, Florida, to be flra t addition to B la c k so the tble Hoard that aald petition La ilsned bp not known *• SPECIAL ROAD AND Dll)DOE DIS­ W A S H I N G T O N , A p r il 2 2 .— A lt h o behind in c o m b u stib le a s h e s , S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , a c c o rd in g t y , F lo r id a , t o - w i t : leu It,an twenly-flve per rent, of tbe duly TRICT No. 2. of Bcmlnole County, Florida, and the S o u th h a s “ g o n e b ro k e ” f o u r o r fo o d a n d d rin k ta k e n d a y a f t e r day reflatered volrr* who are free-bolder* rraiding fo have constructed within aald Bperial Hoad to t h e recorded p la t th e r e o f. W h a lf o f N W q u a r te r o f N W quo,, roads and fiv e tim e s d u rin g th e la s t h a l f c e n ­ le a v es in th e a lim e n ta r y c a n a l in d i­ In tbe teiTtlnrz It la propoeed to m e te Into and llrldge Dlatrlct, permanent S a i d p ro p e rty to b e so ld a t p u b lic t e r (le s s S 7 A o f W h a l f and less H •aid Special Hoad and llrfdge District, end tbe bridges; lb* territory nought to bo ronattluted tu r y bccnuso o f lo w -p r ic e d c o t t o n , it eald petition eetllUf out e deerrlpllon of tbe and established Into * Hpeclal Road and Ilrldga g e s tib le m a t e r ia l, w h ic h i f n o t c o m ­ propoeed location of Ibt made end bridge! to Dlatrlct bring In Bamlnol* County, Florida, and o u t c r y to the h ig h e s t b id d er f o r c a s h 1 0 W A . ) S e c . 3 , T p . 2 0 , S . R. 31 g . h as n e v e r s ta y e d b r o k e fo r a n y g r e a t be constructed. and lUo tbe amount necessary mor* particularly described aa follow*, to-wlt: in h n n d . P u rc h a ser to p a y fo r d eed . T h e sa id la n d b e in g a sse sse d at the le n g th o f tim e , w r it e s A r c h e r W a ll p le te ly e lim in a tin g f r o m th e s y s te m for the creiatrnctlon of aald work, taking and Hrglnnlng at- tb* corner of Becttoo* 20, 27, 34 E. F . H O U S H 0L D E R , prajlng for authorltr to Dane and eell bonda and 33. Township 90, Booth of Range 30 East, d a te o f th e Issu a n c e o f su ch certify D o u g la s In th e M a y issu e o f T h e N a ­ each d a y , b e c o m e s fo o d f o r the m il upon tbe tateble propertz within aald Special run Boulb along Bectlort Una to corner of Sec S p ec ia l M a s t e r . c a te in t b e n a m e o f A l e x Vaughn. o f b a c te r ia w h ic h in fe s t the lload end Ilrldge District, end trier do* end Ilona 14. IS. S3 and 23, Townahlp 21. South of tio n 's B u s in e s s , th e o ffic ia l p u b lic a ­ lion s rerefnl examination and InTeetlgetlon, It ap­ Hang* 30 Eaat, throe* Weal along Heel Ion Lta* S C H E L L E M A I N E S , U n le s s s a id c e r t ific a t e sh a ll be rttion o f th e C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e o f b o w e ls. F r o m th is m a s s o f le ft -o v e r pealing to tbe aallefectloo of tble Hoard that lo eorarr of Keel lone 10, IT, 90 and 91, Town­ S o li c i t o r fo r C o m p la in a n t. d e e m e d a c c o rd in g to la w T a x Deed lb* petitioner! beet compiled with tbe law In ship 21, South of Rang* 30 Eaat. tbenc# Booth th e U n ite d S t a t e s . M r. D o u g la s w a s te , t o x in s and p to m a in e lik e poi each meltere ee by eletal* la In aocb ree* mad* •long Section Lina to tb* Southwest corner of 3 3 -S t c w ill is s u e th ereo n o n th e 10 th day of SecItoo 33, Townahlp 21, South of Range 30 p o in ts b u t th a t in th e c a se s o f p a s t so n s a r e fo r m e d an d su c k e d in to the end provided: IT IS THE RE FORK liKHEDY ORDERED *t Eaal. thenr* Eaat along Township Lin* b*twe*a M a y , A . D . 1921. Ihla meeting of tbe Hoard of Count/ Oommle- Townahlp* 21 nnd 33, to tbn Econlockbatcbla b u sin e ss d e p re ssio n s th e S o u th h a s b lo od . N O T I C E O F A P P L I C A T I O N F O R W i t n e s s m y o f f i c i a l sig n a tu re tad Iloneri of Seminole Count/, held tble Gth da7 Creek, thence Northerly along said Creek te lta o fte n r e c o v ered m u c h m ore q u ic k ly M e n nnd w o m e n w h o c a n ’ t g e t f e e l­ of April, A. D. 11*21. being a regular meal­ Inlrrnectloa with lb* Eaat boundary of BeeTAX DEED se a l th is th e 3 1 s t d a y o f March A ing ot aald Hoard, that an election be, and tbe than s e e m e d lik e ly . in g r ig h t m u s t b e g in to tak e inside aamt la hereby ordered held In aald terrltorr lion 13. Townahlp 21, Booth of Rang* 31 Eaal. U n d e r S e ctio n 5 7 5 , o f th e G eneral D . 1921. thenr* North along Range line batweed Range* A s c h a irm a n o f th e c o m m itte e on b a th s. B e fo r e b r c n k fn s t each m o r n ­ which It I* propoeed lo eonalltnle Into eald 31 and S3 to tb* Quarter Sactloa corner on tb* S ta tu te s (S E A L ) E . A . DOUGLASS, Special Road and Rrldge Dlatrlct to be known s t a t is tic s , and sta n d a r d s o f the C h a m ­ in g d rin k a g la s s o f h o t w a te r w ith ee BI’ ECIAL ROAD AND UUIIXIB DISTRICT Eaat boundary of Section 24, Townahlp 30, N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g iv e n th a t R e a lt y South of Rang* SI Baal, tbanc* West lo I.ate C l? r k C ir c u it Court! b er of C o m m e rc e o f the U n ite d n t e a s p o o n fu l o f lim e s to n e p h o sp h a te No. 3, of Seminole Count/. Florida, lo datar- Jessup, thence Westerly along tb* South above olne whether rach territory aball be cunatl- of Lake to Sactloa Lin* running East and Writ T r u s t C o ., p u rc h a se r o f T a x C e r t if i ­ S e m in o le C o u n ty , FU. S t a t e s , M r ., D o u g la s issu e s a m o n t h ly in It to w a s h o u t o f th e b o w els the tuted Into s Special Road and Bridge DUtrtrf. between elections 98 and 33. Township 90, South c a t e N o . 1531 d a te d th e 5 t h d a y o f B y A . M . W E E K S , D c. rep o rt o f g en era l b u sin e ss co n d itio n s p r e v io u s d a y 's p o iso n s a n d t o x in s , an d end te further determine whether tbe road* and of Rang* SO Rant, tbenc* Writ along aald Beebridge* propoeed to be conatructed aball be con- lion Una lo pofst of beginning, tb* aboes de­ N o v e m b e r , A . D . 1 8 9 5 . h a s file d s a id 3 S -5 tc . etructed and paid for la tbe manner a perilled th ro u g h th e c ou n try . scribed territory being County Commissioner* t o k eep th e e n tire a lim e n ta r y c an a l end net forth I* aald petition. c e r t if i c a t e in m y o f f i c e , and h a s m a d e IHatrlct No- 0. and also,' “ F o r on e t h in g ," s a y s M r . D o u g la s , It la farther ordered that proper notice of c le a n , p u r e an d fr e s h . Beginning at a point on tb* Sontb boundary a p p lic a tio n f o r T a x D eed to is s u e in N O T I C E O F A P P L IC A T IO N FOR eald election be given end published for not of Sertlon St, Townahlp 31, South ot Rang* " t h e S o u th is e c o n o m iz in g v e r y r i g ­ T h o s e w h o a re s u b je c t to sick h e a d ­ leM than thirty da/a neat proceeding tbe da/ 33 East, when lb* Kcoolockbatchl* Creak cruse- a c c o rd a n c e w ith la w . S a id c e r t ific a t e T A X DEED id ly . T h e r o w ill b e m u c h le s s c o tto n on wfalrb aocb election aball be bald, geld no­ a c h e , c o ld s , b illio u s n c s s , c o n s tip a tio n , lle* to be published In tbe SANFORD HERALD, e* said IJo*. tbanc* Northerly along aald Croak e m b r a c e s the f o llo w in g d e sc rib ed to IU Uteraaetlon with tb* Eaat bonodary or a c r e a g e p lan ted th is y e a r th an la s t , newipaper published In Hanford, Sr mlnot* Section U , Township 21, South or Rang* II p r o p e r t y situ a te d in S e m in o le c o u n ty , o th e r s w h o w a k e o p w it h b ad t a s t e , U n d e r S e c tio n 5 7 5 o f th e G en eral StsCount/, Florida. a lth o u g h th is v a ries g r e a t ly in d i f f e r ­ Eaat, tbenc* North along aald Rang* lint be­ fo u l b r e a t h , b a c k a c h e , r h e u m a tic s t if f ­ It la furtbar ordered that only duly qualified tween Range* SI and 33 Eaat. to tb* Quarter F lo r id a , t o -w i t : * tu te e o f th e S t a t e o f F lorid a e n t lo c a litie s. T h e c r o p w ill receiv e electors who are freeholder* residing within n e s s , o r h a v e a s o u r g a s s y s to m a c h the territory which It 1* propoeed to create Into Section corner on the Eaat boundary of Sec­ S h a l f o f S W q u a r te r o f S W q u a r ­ N o t ic e Is h e r e b y g iv e n th a t J. E. tion SI, Townahlp 30 South of Rang* 31 Eaat, le s s fe r tiliz e r than l a s t se a so n , bu t' a f t e r m e a ls , a r c u r g e d to g e t a q u a r ­ a Special lload and Dridgt District aball be tn thenr* Writ 'to Laka Jessup, throes Northerly te r o f S E q u a r te r, S e c tio n 8 5 , T w p . L a i n g , p u r c h a s e r o f T a x Certificate tilled to rote at tneb election. m u ch g r e a t e r in te n siv e c u ltiv a tio n . ter pound o f lim e s to n e p h o sp h a te Tbe following Is the territory petitioned to t>* along East abora of Lake Jeeaup to tha Bt. 19 S . , R a n g e 3 0 E ., c o n ta in in g 6 a c r e s , N o . 1 3 0 , d a ted th e 3 r d d a y o f Jun«, T h o se u n fa m ilia r w ith the situ a tio n constituted Into * Special Ro«<t and Ilrldga Johns river, tbanc* la a general Easterly di­ rection np tb* BL John* River to and through tho s a id lan d b e in g a s s e s s e d a t th e A . D . 1 9 1 8 , h a s file d s a id certificate fr o m th e d n i g s t o r e , a n d b e g in p r a c ­ Dlatrlct: r e x p r e ss w on der th a t th e S o u th sh ou ld take Harney, tbenc*. Southerly and np to tha Resinning at tbe comer of Section* Id. 37. 34 point tic in g in te rn a l s a n ita tio n . T h is w ill wber* the Bt. Johns rletr croasvs tb* d a te o f th e issu a n ce o f su ch c e r t if i ­ in m y o ffic e , an d h a s m 9 do applica­ and M of Township 30. South of flange 30 p lan t c o tto n td a n y e x te n t w ith an c o st v e r y lit t le , b u t is su ffic ie n t to East, ran Booth along Section line to comer South boundary of Tbwnehlp 21 South, thenr* c a te in th e n am e o f U n k n ow n . tio n f o r T a x D eed to issu e In accord­ en o rm o u s c a r r y -o v e r in s ig h t , a n d no of Bee Ilona 14, IS, 23 and 33, Township 31, Wrat along aald Townahlp line to tbe point of m ak e e v e r y o n e an e n th u s ia s t on the South of Range 30 Eaat, thence West along beginning, tbe above described territory being A l s o T a x C e r tific a te N o . 2 0 5 0 , d a t - a n ce w ith la w , S a id c e r tific a te t o ­ g r e a t in crease in d e m a n d in p ro sp e c t Section Line to comer of Section*'IQ, IT. SO. County Commissioner*’ IHatrlct No, S. s u b je c t .— A d v . ed t h e 5 th da y o f J u n e , A . D . 1 8 9 4 , b ra c e s tho fo llo w in g d escrib ed properTbe .description of lb* proposed location ot in the n en r fu t u r e . E v e r y sec tio n and 31, Township 31. South of Range 30 Eaat, thence South ateir Section Line to tbe Sooth the road* and bridgaa to be conatructed, bird- h as f i le d said c e r tific a te In m y o ffi c e , t y s itu a te d In G em ln o le C o u n ty , Florm u st h av e a cash c ro p to p ro v id e wed comer of Section 33, Township 21. South turfared and Improved D aa follows, to-wlt: That certain blghwaf from Oviedo to Gold- and h a s m ad e a p p lic a tio n f o r ta x deed da i ,t o -w i t : L o t fl, B lo c k 14 , Tier 9, ot Range 30 Eaal. thence Eaat along Town rea d y m o n e y fo r the f a n n e r s , nnd c o t­ •hip Line between Township* 21 and 23, to enrod, described aa folkrwa, to-wlt: Ilegtnnlng to is s u e in accord an ce w ith la w . S a i d S a n fo r d . T h e s a id la n d b e in g assesston is th e lo gica l on e in the S o u th . the KconlocKhetcbl* Creek, thenf* Northerly In tb* Town-of Oviedo, Seminole County, - Flori­ along aald creek to Ita Intersection with lb* da, at a point DCO feet Eaat of tbe Northwest c e r t if ic a t e e m b ra c es th e fo llo w in g d e ­ ed a t - t h e d a te o f th o Issu a n ce o f such T h e r e ' is a lim it set b y boII an d c li­ Eaat boundary of Section 13, Township 31, corner of flactlon IS. Townahlp 21, Sou lb ef Sooth of Range 31 Eaat, thence North along Rang* 31 Eaat, run Writ 2400 fast, (banc* in a s c r ib e d p r o p e r ty s itu a te d in S e m in o le c e r t ific a t e In th e n a m e o f F . D . Reed. m a te in m a n y so u th ern s ta te s a s to W H A T A G O O D H O T E L Mouthweetrrly , direction following tb* mala M E A N S T O A C I T Y Range IJne between Ranges 31 and 32 lo tb* travelled road running from Oviedo to Orlande C o u n t y , F lo r id a , t o -w i t : U n le s s s a id c e r t ific a t e s h a ll be re­ the produ ction o f w h e a t and s m a ll Quarter section comer on lb* Eaat boundary approximately S.B mile* to tb* Orange County B e g . 3 0 .6 7 ch s. W o f N E c o r n e r d eem ed a c c o rd in g to la w T a x Deed of Section 21, Tuwntblp 30, South of Rang* 81 g ra in s. Had, thence West to l.ak* Jeeaup, thence Una, and also. Did you ever think of the hotel ns n Westerly That certain highway from ChulOota to tb* S e c. 2 , T w p . 2 0 S ., R g e . 3 0 E ., run S w ill issu e th e r e o n on th e 3 0 th day of “To grow more com nnd fecdstufTs along the South (bore of Lake to Line running Eaat and Wrel between Omni/ tine, described at follows, to-wlt: lte- 5 c h s . W 10 c h s, N 5 cha, E 10 c h s. A p r i l, A . D . 1 9 2 1 . means to produce more live stock to public utility of any town? It Is, and Hrrtloti Sections 3(1 and 33. Township 20. South of glnnlng al Iba Intersection ot tbe East line of 2b, Township 31, South of Rang* 32 T h e B a ld land b ein g a sse s s e d nt th e WITNESS my official signature and consume them, and while this process slunds foremost-us n public utility. It Range 30 Eaal, thence Wed along said See Section East, with tb* center Una of Seventh s tm t fa tlon IJne to point of beginning. is the organized host to the town’s is now goingon it tnkos time to bring The above described territory being County Ih* Town Bile of North Cbuluota. flemlnol* d a te o f th e issu an ce o f su ch c e r t if i ­ senl this the 22nd day of March, A. County. Florida, run South I.S3 mile* on tha ca te in th e n am e o f U n k n ow n , Dlatrlct, No. 4, and also. D. 1921. it about. Besides, there would lie no visitors. A town without a good ho­ CommlMluner's Hcgluutng at a point on the South Boundaryof East line of Sections 20 sod 32. to the Oranga tel is like n private home without a Unless said certificates Bhnll be reCounty line, and Sertlon 3t. Township 21, Sooth of Hang* 32 (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, i market for the grent amount of food­ Also those portion* of lhal eertaln highway Ead. where the Econlockhalchl* Creek cruesca Clerk Circuit Court, stuff which the South could produce spare room for company. As our win­ •aid line, thence Northerly along said Creek between Geneva ami Osceola, mor* particularly deemcd^according to law tax deed will Begin BIO feet issue thereon on the 10th day of May, to Its Intersection with the Ead boundary of described al follow*, to-wll: should she turn the greater part of ter visitors trnvel about the country, Section Seminole County, FIs. 13, Townahlp 21, Sontb of nange 31 Weal of the Southeast comer of Section (I, 32-6tc By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. a her cotton acreage to this purpose. they remember those cities with good Ead, thence North along said Hangs Line be­ Tuwntblp 20, South of Range 32 East. Seminole A. D. 1921. tween Ranges .11 and S2 East, to the quarter County, Florid*, (aald point betag tbs East end Witness my official signature nnd Nor hnve the southern states the stor­ hotels just ns we remember those Ncrllnn comer on the Eaat boundary of Sec­ uf tbe Lrlrk road on tha South Hue of aald SecADVERTISEMENT friends whose hospitality affords us tion 21. Township 20, South of Rang* 31 East, tlon V), run Eaat Sid feet to th* Southeast seal this the 31at day of March, A age facilities for grains nnd foodstuffs He*In! bill* win b* rwelvetl by th* Ilo,nl at tbenre Wed to l.ak* Jresup, thence Norther­ comer of aald Section P. throe* North and comfort and pleasure. I>. 1921. Uvxinly C ’ommlialoner* ot L«ke County, ri-aiJa, that any large Increase in their out­ ly slung the Ead (here of Lake Jessup to the Northeasterly along tb* rosd leading to Osca■uj tbe Board jf County CommlMloaera e( H i Johns litter, thence In a general Heater!/ ota. 4131 feet to a point one mile from begin­ There is more certain profit for any (SE A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, put would necessitate. Cotton can be Kemlnote County, Florida, meeting Jointly at direction up die Bi. Johns River to and through ning. and alio Ibe Court H»u*« to Tavarva. Florida, (or U* Beginning at lb* Northern terminus of th* stored in any old shed, hut the Stfuth town in encouraging a had hotel to Lake Harney, thence Southerly and up to the Clerk Circuit Court, rootlruction of a wooden Irratle bfldg* am** point where the St. Johns litter (russet the road running from Gentva to Osceola, tbe Weklv* river, at 10 a. tu. May 12, IS2L is ns yet shy of her full complement become good, and a good hotel to be­ South boundary of Township 21, South, thence (Vunly Seminole County, Fin said point being. 70 feet Northwest from tha l.'acti bid muet lie arrontpanled by a r«ti­ along sat,| Township Line to (mint of center line of lb* Florida Eaal Coast Railroad of barns nnd elevators to protect come better thnn in nny other line of Weal By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. ll l-d ehrek In tbe nun of five hundred i|3u0) beginning. and GO feet West from the center Una of tbe effort. Sanford is anxious to grow dollar*, mada payable in T C. Sroylbr, Clerk grain from the weather nnd predntory The almve described territory l>dng County Osceola Crpreas Company's mill siding, run 33-5tc b>r Ibe Board uf County Commlaalnn-ra ef Counntssluner’a District No. S. H on I h viral Fi ly parallel with the Florida East into ji city of fifteen thousand and insects, nnd from thieves that hrenk I-akr County, I bifida, aa evlilvtirr uf g«al The description of the proposed tors (her of Coast Railroad one mil*. Bsld rusda and said more, and booster's committees have he roads sod bridges to be constructed, bard |N>ribms of ‘said roads to te conatructed of NOTICE o r APPLICATION TOR TAX DEtD faith. through and steal. Th* County Commtaatonera reserve tbe right surfaced and Improved. Is aa follow#, tow n. inch width and of such bard surfaced material to reject *nj or all bids. Turning to the generut business sit­ been organized to interest outside cap­ That reetalu highway from llvtedo to Golden ••-may hereafter tie determined by the Board Under S ection ITI of the Otaeral Statuts* o f Copies of plana, ijieclfleallona, proposed ronrv-1 described a* follows to wit. Itegtjinlng In uation of the country, Mr, Douglas ital to the point of making the town lie Town of Ottedo. Keiolnole County, Florida, of County Cotiiliilsebmers Ik* BUU o f Florida tract and tamd may he had on a|l[>llratp,n to The amount esltnialed as necraaary to pay" Nolle* la |,«*relty (Ivon (hat IV. M. Black C. Smyth*. Clerk of tbe Board of County says that "the most significant, and the site of new industrial enterprises. 1 a point twin fret East of the Northwest com­ fur Ibe roattraction of the roads and bridges •rood. I>ivrc-h*>rr of Tax Certificate No. 440. T, er of Section 13. Township 21, South of Range forth In said petition Is NINETY TIIOU8- latcl the 3fvl day of June, A. D. 1PIS, liaa flle.i IVmimlaatonera, Tavarc*. Florida, or from t A. possibly most cheering, feature of the Some towns even offer free land, 1*x- 31 East, run West 2 too feel, thenr* In a eel Dongta-e. Clerk of tbe Board of County to®AN It, (ftMl.tni.ro) INjlIsrs. the cost of such direction - following the main construction lo to- paid for by the Issuance and ••Id certificate In my office, and I n mad* mlaeluner*. Sanford, Florida, after April 20, situation is thnt the nutomohiie busi­ emption from (axes, and capital is Southwesterly apidlratlim • fid T*x Iteed lo Daue In accord deposit of (5,00 which will be returned If Dai cited road runulog from Oviedo to Orlando of bonds for said*amount, parable thirty anee with law. Said certificate embrace* tb* on The Approximately 3.0 miles to the Orange County sale bid li made. ness seems to have been not dead, but somojidles offered outsiders. jrars afier date, with Interest at the rate of tlx following described properly (Ituated In SemiLine, end also. By order of the Board of Counly Cornmt*. t*r cent, jrf-r annum, sahl bonda not to be sold note t'oonty. rkrrida, to-wll; sleeping. There in resumption of op­ trouble with this method of boosting alonera of ft*tnlRule County, Florida. That cert sin highway from Cbuluota fo the or otberwlse disposed of for less than par. Lot 7. Midway In Section 1 0 , Townahlp 2 | s (HUAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. erations in a modest way, by some is that it starts at the wrong place. County l.lne. drserllwd a* follow#, twwtt: Its* NOW, THEREFORE, Notice la hereby given Range 21 Eaal. glrmtng at the Intersection of the East line lhal on the 1TIh day of May, A. P. IU21, an Clerk. Tbe eald land beta* aaeeaaed at tbe date of 3151c Ry V. r . DOUGLASS. |), C. factories which were shut down, but The first essential improvement is of Section 2). Tnwnah'p 21, Suth of Range 32 election will In? held within th* territory the I•man re of anrh rerllflratn tn Ibe name of E*»l, with the center tine' » f Heventh d u e l which now hnve orders in hnnd. Also self improvement, and the -proper In the Town Hite of No.-tli Cliuluota. Sec.dn.de •ought lo t-e rrealed. nmslllolrd anil establish­ Sam Italia. L’ nlru laid certificate aball t* re­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDIOed Into a Special Road and Bridge dlatrlct. and arrordlna lo liw T ai Deed will lain* IAL CIRCUIT. STATE OF FLORIDA. there is increasing snle for used cars. place to begin improving is right at County. Florida. Din South I S3 miles on tbe *»ld election I* hereby ordered lo be held cm deemed SEMINOLE COUNTY. East line of He*-1Ions 21* and 32 to the Orange •aid d*te_ !»y the qualified elector* who *rc thereon ot# tb* 23rd day o f May. A. D. 1021. home with the hotel. W tT S D W my offlrlal algnatnr* and teal IhU “There is a better demand for lum­ County line, and. People* Bank of Hanford. Florida., cvrp*xfreeholders residing wllhln Ibe territory which tbe 13th day ,.f April, A D. 1021 Also those portions of list lortalo highway ll !• projmsed lo create Ion, raid Apertst Road Of course, many hotels are better tlon. Complainant, ber nnd prepared roofing nnd paint •Ml: \ I » E A DOUGLASS. le-tweeo lleneia ami (Is-eil.i, ,r +re p.iHlctilar va, and Bridge District. n> determine If ll,e shore rlevk Circuit Coqrt. because of somewhat more building than their towns, but in that case the lj deserlle-d »• follow- Beginning Mil real drsevil-ed territory shall Is* ronatlluted Into a • Seminole County. Fla. Bealiy Tru*t Company, a rorporallup, el at, Wesl of the Hnnlhra-r corner of Heellotl IS. 1WfeDdarita By V kl ntfUUI.ABS, D l and construction. Mining in general town ought to pinch itself ami encour­ Township 2n. *-"itti of' Hinge 32 East. Semi Special Hoad and Bridge DUIrrl of Seminole 33Cle ll appearing by affidavit appende.) lo Iba UR'County, I lorida, lo I** known as SPECIAL County Florida, Ivsld t-dnt living the filed In Ibe above slated .cadae that the de­ Is very quiet, with many mines shut age the hotel, anil take advantage of lode Eaal end of the brick road on Hie Hotilh line of ROAD AND BltllHiE DISTRICT NO. 2. ami NOTICE o r APPLICATION FOR TJLX D tE D fendant*. Heymour Parkins On,, V. A. Stewart lo further determine If there shall be con­ down. Manufacturing is running most­ the facilities it offers for helping the •aid Section Hi run East BIG fart lo the Mouth- structed within said Special Road and Bridge Under B*ction IT! of Ika Centra) Statute, of th* and 0>., 0 . W . Henderson Co., p . 0 . Jtutlt* corner of said Section », thence North and On., Sawyer and Day, William henry Maule, Slat* of Florida ly on short time. The percentage of town to .grow. In other Instances east Northeasterly along the road leading lo Osceola, District above defined, permanent road* and Notice la hereby given that J. IV. Eaton pur- Iron City Produce Co., Edward Head and tea, bridge* *• prayed for and aa fully deserttwd and where the hotel needs improving, the 4EU reel to a point one tulle front beginning, o f Tax Certificate* No. 23«, d«ted Ibe II. It. Flak Co., American Manufacturing Co., how busy or quiet it Is depends upon •cl forth In the petition on file with the Hoard ebaeet ami, * nib day o f July, A. D. 101,1, baa filed (a ll Ji A. Fay and Egan Co., and E. A. Sltrmod* the nature of the business. In the trouble is usunlly lack of capital. No Also l--ginning a I the Northern Ieditions of of County Commissioner*, and also to further certificate In my office, and baa made appll and Hon Co., are foreign corpora IIona having the County road running from Genera to Os­ determine If NINETY THOUSAND (|U0.OOO.OO) cation for T a i l»eed to laane In accordance with no place o f bnalnea* wllhln the State of FWi­ ahoe trade the demnnd for women's town can afford not to advance capi­ ceola, said point being. 70 feet Northwest Ivdlara shall be raised by ILe Iwusnce am) sale law. Said certificate embrace* tbe f ol l owi ng de am] not authortxn] to do business la th* tamd* payable tlilrfy years sfier dslc. (war .li-.fr Iled property *1Dialed In Semlmd* County, Slate o f Florida; l)tat there la no peraro la aHoes is much better proportionately tal to ennble its hotels to clean up, from the center line of the Florid* East Coast of Railroad Slot 00 feet Wed from Ihe Center Ing Interest al the rate of six per cent, per an­ Florida, to -w lt’ the State o f Florida the service of a wjf-f-wsa than for men’s footwear, which is ap­ and spruce up. The cost of moderniz­ line of the Osce-da Cypress Company's mill sid­ num from llte date of the sale of said bonds, I#>t I (lea* E Its yila ) and N half of l#>t 2. upon whom would bind any. o f said drfrtdI tie said I ion da not to lo sold fur less than par. •nt*: that tbe principal place o f bualneva *1 ing, run sniilliKriterl/ parallel with Ih* Flori­ Sec. 14. Twp. 21) H , Range 30 E Srt acre* parently a paradox when it is consid­ ing n hotel is not n matter for con­ da aald named defendants are Seymour Pmrklag Eaat Cost! Railroad one mile Said roatla and to be retired by a sinking fund derive,! The aald land being aaaeaaed Bt the date What sod said portion* of said roads lo lie (*,!!■ from • epeflal lav to to •••vsae-l and collected Hie la-fiance of aurii certificate In the name C o , lupeka. Kanaaa; V. A. Hirwari and Cs-« ered thnt men's shoes are very much sideration. The question is: ni-m Ibe property wllhln said district New York. New York, 41 W , Hgnderaun Co-, almeted of sorb width and of such hard -or St Luke'*Cathedral. Cnteaa avid certificate of a necessity, while obviously wom­ will be the cost if we don’t? Tbe following prrsuus ire appointed ss •hall te redeemed according lo law Tax Deed Knoxville, Tennessee; C. O. JuiUc* CO., I’Ulafaring material as may hrreajter !w deter­ Clerks and Inspecior* o f said Election: lelphla, Pennaylvanla: Sawyer and Day, Bo*mined by the Hoard of County Commissioner*. With up-to-date hotels, a town cun will Dane Ibereon on tbe Brd day of May, A en's shoes are very much in evidence Praclrvct No, 4__ Oviedo too. Maaaarbuaetta; William Henry kit ate., The ■mown! edlmded st necessary to pay f o r D. 1021. think of inviting outside capital, but nowadays distinctly ns an ornament. O. li. Walrntt, Clerk. the rvnslmrllon of said roads and bridges ta WITNESS my official algnatnre and aril thl* Philadelphia. 1‘ennaylvanla; Iron City Proloc* H , W . H*o|e, Co., PI Ua burg, Pennaytianta; 111 ward Read tad NINETY THOUSAND IfttMuotaR Dollara, Ibe Ibe 13th day of April. A. I). 1021. "The best general index of the sit­ without them its efforts arc wasted. rust thru. Detroit. Michigan; II. II. risk Co.. I'rovtB. O. Cravyford, of such construction Is to l*c paid for by ISEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, ilenrr. Rbule laland: American JlxnufarItiriag Stem Nelson, Inspector*, . Clerk circuit Court, uation, the volume of distribution by One night and one meal in n back slid­ the ls»usnee and sale of bonds of said Special Road and llrldge Dtitrtct, If rnoattlulrd, far tfaf polling place at Oviedo to te at Lawton Seminole County, rt*. f o ., Bnmklyn, New Y'ork; J. A. Fay and Eg** jobbers and retailers, showed n dis­ ing hotel will drive away more pros­ aald amount, payable thirty years aftrr dale Rto#,' warehouse. Co,, Cincinnati. Ohio; A. A. Hluuod* and Son .WOte By V, M. DOUGLASS. R. C. Co., Dayton. Gblo; that A. J. Evan*, (me ef with Interest at the rate of six per centum jier Precinct No. 7.— Cbuluota tinct gain in March over February, pective capital thnn the booster's com­ aimura tbe defendants herein named la a non rot deal from the data of tha (ale uf said bonds, C. P. Rrumley, Clerk, N O T IC E O F A P P L IC A T IO N FO R •if the State o f Florida ami I* a resident a* N. C. Jacob*, 1021, though not comparable to thnt mittee can dig up in a month. A citi­ atid said Lvnda are not tu be sold or otherwise Ft. Valley, lieorgla; that Ihere la no i-vfw-o C IT Y T A X D E E D disputed of for less than, face value. (I. (1, Jacob*. of March, 1020, us is not yet to he ex­ zen on the outside thinks as what In the State o f Florida Ihe service of a aob" It is further ordered that a proper call for 11. I— Pann. Ini peelers. poena u|*ui whom would bind Ibe aald A. J. looks all right, btit it isn’t so' much •aid election In aald dUtrlrl be Immediately the polling place at Cbuluota lo be at Stanley pected. drafted, and lhal the same Ie published In the A llogere’ Store. N o tic e is h ereb y g iv e n th a t J . E . Evans; that lie I* over the age o f twenty ca* what the citizen thinks as what out­ yea ta; It la hereby ordered that aald fotelga “ The gcnernl spirit of moderate op­ newspaper aforesaid, for Ibt full period of Precinct N*. I __ Gabriel!*, L a in g , p u r c h a s e r o f C ity o f S a n fo r d corporation* and non realdent b*. and Ibey ar* lime prescribed by law. S. E. Mather*. Clerk siders have to any, thnt makes the timism for the future is encouraged hereby, required lo appear to tb* bill of com­ Done and Ordered In Open session on Ihla C. K. Mather*, T a x C e r t if i c a t e N o . 17 9 , d a ted the 1 st plaint filed In eucti case on or before M<*, II. C. Parker, thereby, without at the same time los­ best advertisement. A traveling man the 31b itsj of April, A. D. 1031. day, June fl. IK2I, otherwise tb ! tllegitlcn* M U A. IIRUMLKY, A. 3V. Morrmaa, Inspector*, day o f A p r i l , A . D . 1 9 1 6 , h as file d •aid bill w ill tw taken aa confessed by tab! d** ing ita consciousness that much lies in n Pullman smoker, does n lot of Chairman. the polling plac* at Gabriel!* tu be at the said c e r t if i c a t e in m y o ffic e , nnd h a s fendanta. L. 1*. HAGAN. School House. ahead of us were readjustment ot bo talking, nnd if he spent a miserable It 1* further ordered that thl* order be pub­ C. W. KNTZMINGKH. Product Mo. Q.—Gtnsvs m ade a p p lic a tio n fo r C \ iy T a x D eed lished one* a week for 4 conaeeQtlv* weeks to night in n bum hotel he leaves noth­ complete." O. P. SWOI'K, J. II. Huddlriton, Clerk, tb* Hanlord Herald, a nrwapaper published to E. CU HIATT, to issu e in accordan ce w ith la w . S aid II. It. Pat 11st, aII. ing unsaid, but if he had a good night •aid County and State. Hoard of County Commissioners. C. IV. Culpepper, (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. c e r tific a te em b r a c e s th e fo llo w in g do34-Glc of Seminole County, Florid*. 4- 3’ . Wleks, inspector*, F ro m the fre q u e n cy w ith w hich d i­ nnd good meals, then he is a walk­ 33-4tc Clerk Circuit (.pact. lit* polling place al deneta to be at tha Town scribed p r o p e r t y s itu a te d in th o C ity vorces are g r a n te d , w h a t th e co u n try ing advertisement for the town. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDIC­ Halt. NOTICE Or APPLICATION POE TAX DEES. Said election aball t-e bekl In strict compli­ o f S a n f o r d , S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , Under Section 171 of tho Otaoral BUUU* ef IAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, T h e h otel h a s its in flu e n c e on th e r ea lly o ecd s Is an ed ition o f " W h o ’s ance with Ih* general election lawi of th* Rial* FLORIDA.— IV CHAVCERT Btoto of Florida t o -w it : L o t 1 1 , S tc n d ifo r d ’s A d d . T h e to w n , i t is the c o m m o n m e e tin g Marla Johnson, and 0111* Johnson, of Florida, and the Clerks and Inspectors bold­ W h o s e ." — N o r fo lk L e d g e r D isp a tc h . Nolle* 1* hereby glren that Fred T. WUing asbl election shall Immediately mak* re­ said la n d b e in g a sse sse d a t th e d a te llants. purrbaaer of T*x Certificate No. !VL ta. p la c e of the p e o p le , w h e re th e ir so cia l Axel W. Johnson, alias Oscar TV. Speer, Ruth turn* of tb* rewult of aald election In tbelr re- o f the is s u a n c e o f su ch c e r tific a te in dated tb* 4th day of June. A. P. 1900, ha* flw» p o litica l and b u sin e ss lif e c e n te r s . •aid certlflcat* In my o(T1r«, and ha* made *9" Allcorn, Joined by ber husband. J, U, AID epectlve precinct*, to tbe Board of County Commissioner*. corn. • the n a m e o f L . B la y lo c k . U n le s s sa id plication for tax deed tu Issue In aceuedaar* A r o u n d the b a n q u et ta b le m en m e e t IHm* ami Ordered In open aeselon on tide the with law. Said certlflcat* embrace* tb* b i l l io n P A R r r r io v 3th day of April. A. P. IP2I, c e r t ific a t e s h a ll be red e em ed a cco rd ­ lowing described property situated 1» Bemloo)* nnd g e t to m e e t nnd k n o w e a c h o th e r Whereas |h* above named complainants bav* ta^AL.) L, A. RRUMLEY, Counly, Florida, to-wll: ___ in g to la w C i t y T a x D eed w ill issu o b e t te r , s m o o th in g o u t th e ir d iffe r e n c ­ filed their bill for iba partition of Lot 0, lllock Reg. NE ror, of HW quarter **ctlo« 83, Twp* Chairman. 3. Tier S of lb* City of Sanford, Seminal* I~ r . IIAOAN, thereon o n th e 30 th d a y o f A p r i l, A . If) H., Range 30 Eaat, run W 8 eh*. S 34 tMes— a ll f o r th e to w n 's im p r o v e m e n t County, Flurlda: and that It appear* front tb* C. \V. ENTZMINGEIl, E 3 ch*. N 24 eh*. 13 acr**. Tb* aald u»* affldsrlt of Gill* Johnson, one of the comD . 1921 . E. CUR LETT, being aaaeaaed at th* data of tb* toauane* w nnd a d v a n c e m e n t. alnsnti of Dm above entitled bill, that Axel O. P. SIVOPE, certlflcat* In th* nam* of U»known. W I T N E S S m y o ffic ia l s ig n a tu r e •och Jidmaun. alias DaraZ W. Speer. I* one of W h e n one s to p s to th in k o f th e se Al*o: Nolle* I* bAreby give* that Fr*d T. Hoard of County com mteatoner*. the defendants In Iba foregoing bill: that tb* Kidney, liver, bladder and uric William*, purchaaef of Tag Certlflcat* No. 3131. Seminole Couuly. Florida. and sea l t h is the 22nd d a y o f M a r c h , th in g s and u n d e rsta n d th o tr u e fu n c ­ above named defendant I* a resident of iba dated th* 0th day of Jun*. A. I*, t**®- **? arid troubles are most dangerous tion o f tho h o te l in th e c o m m u n ity Htata of North Carolina and addrras la Ashe- Atleal; A . D . 1 9 2 1 . K. A, DOUGLASS. Clerk,. filed aald certlflcat* to my- office, sad b*e cars U. S. Hospital. That It la tha be­ Hy: V, E. DOCOLAflri. p, c, 34-nte because of their insidious attacks. li f e , th ere w ill b e b e tte r h o t e ls , b e t­ tllls, mad* apptlralkm for Tax Deed to la*o* U lief of complainant that bn ta over 21 year* ( S e a l) E . A .'D O U G L A S S , crvrdance with law. Bald certlflcat* tmbviry* of aga; 'that (her* la no on* In lb* aula tb* Heed tha first warning they give th* follow lag described property altnated » C lerk C irc u it C o u r t, S even th J u d ic ia l t e r to w n s nnd th e p le a s u r e a n d -c o m ­ Service of subpoena upon would bind tb* de­ In C irc u it C ou rt# Hemlnote County, rlorlda, to-wlt: that they need attention by taking fendant. * • ' Son iln ole C o u n ty , F lo . C irc u it, S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r ­ f o r t s o f life w ill be m u ltip lie d m a n y Beg. S ch*. IV of NB cor. of «VT qaarW. You are therefore ordered to appear to thl* 3 2 -0 tc . . B y V . E . D O U G L A S S , D . C . Sec. 32. Twp. 19 S .. nge. SO E., run W # bill of complaint on tha- 10th day or May, ida.— I n C h an cery tim e s . S SO chi.. E 3 cb*-, N. » ch*. 10 actem HBH. The aald land being aaaaaard. at <b* F O R E C L O S U R E -N O T IC E O F M AXW ELL STEW ART. It Ik furl her ordered that Ibis nolle* I* pub­ of tb* Issuance of *ncb certlflcat* tn lb* aim* lished for roor successive weekt In the San­ M I A M I , A p r il 2 6 .— G ra c e H o w e ll, of V. S. Halnt. M A S T E R ’S S A L E . . v , ... ford Herald, a newepaper published In HeadCnlraa said certlBcatea abatl b* redeemwj W . R . B a r r , C o m p la in a n t, who sh o t a n d killed h er h u sb an d here M I A M I , A p r i l 2 6 .— M o r e th a n one note tYranly, Fl o rid * . cording lo taw Tax deed* will !***• Ibtreoa » WITNESS E. A. Irouglasa, clerk of the cir­ I A l* S I I I I s v s. u three y e a r s a g o , w ill be tried f o r the the 23rd day of May. A. D. 1931. ■ th o u sa n d d o lla r s m o re th a n it s quottl cuit Court, sod tbe Heal thereof, thl* tb* 7th WITNESS my official alguatnr* aad seal lL“ day of April, A. D. IB3I. fifth t im e o n a m u rd er c h a r g e .' O ffi­ C la r a M o o re a n d h e r h u s b a n d ,-A . G . w a s su b scrib ed b y M ia m i f o r th e S a l­ T h a world's standard rsm ady for tb*a# tbe 13th day *f AprU, A.- D. 1Mb (SEAL) B. A. DOL'CILASS, (BEAL) B- A . DOUGLASS. disorders, will oftan ward o ff th at* dle- v a tio n A r m y in th e n a tio n -w id e c a m ­ M o o r e , D e fe n d a n t s . cers h a v e b e e n sen t to b r in g h e r h ere .• Clark, Clerk CHeuit Oouri. V. E. DOUGLASS, D. 0. ***** and atranfihsn tha b od y against Semlooto County, FU. p a ig n w h ich c lo s e d y e s t e r d a y . fr o m t h e s t a t e Insane a s y lu m w h ere N O T IC E L T u r rr o n D a f e r r y m a n . fo n b if s tu ck s. T h r M s U « e ,a lld r u f fiats. SSdlte. By V. M. PGUP LAOS. D. 0; , Solid tot* for Complainants. 34 41c is h e r e b y g iv e n , t h a t I -E .F .I I o u s h o ld e r , she w aa c o m m itte d f o r o b se rv a tio n Legal Advertisements CONDITIONS IN Not a. Bite of SOUTH SHOW AN Breakfast Until You Drink Water ERA PROSPERITY V . ^ VOICE OF PEOPLE t*. B ta ? VICTIMS « , GOLD M EDAL ’ B e t t c r -G e t -B e U e r .” D o It N o w . Si If HERALD ADS r e t re s u lts . S p e c ia l M a s t e r in t b e above e n t itle d - . HERALD a fte r h e r f o u r t h tria l. 'r= "*** r ADS g e t r ta H lt*. .-1* .= * tai; i 1 l-i :=! �A. Y. Fuller was transacting bad­ ness in Orlando Monday, i MI** Emm* Fuller (pent the week* The hard ahower we had Friday end In Orlando with her aunt, Mr*. WANTED niebt was very welcome by everyone. TopWT. W A IT E D — Young cow. Muxt E* The play "Mr*. Briggs of the Poul­ Mr. and Mr*. Slade and little con fresh and good milker. J. H. Meltry Yard," given by the Campflre left Monday for their hom eln Water- mer, Box 103, Sorrento, Fla. ' 1 B-tfc Girls of Oviedo' Friday was enjoyed b e r T y , Cqnn., after (pending the win­ WANTED—‘feant work, ail kinds, fir . all. Everyone took their part well ter In Florida. quire Hanaon’s Shoo Shop. 28-12p J t would like to give special men­ WANTED TO BUY— New Bclf-»Urttion to little “ ‘Vimmle" ing Ford. Must be a bargain for Geo. LeVine wa* tranaacting butithe caah.—Cates Crate Co. 29-tfc nrss in Sanford Thureday. % — — SEE M. S. NELSON for all kinds of Miss Olive Dinkel spent the day In School closes Friday after a very hauling. * 81-tfe ganfoni Thursday, the gucat of Mr*. suQcesaful term under the skillful .UiKNTS W AN TEI>-a*ll tba k 5 3 m W»7Cbria Matthew*. management of Mr*. M. H. William*. kina 1*redacts: U adld an. X itract*, k pln t, T. A. O'Neil and B. Hennessey left Soap*. Shampoo, etc. U fa la d / or (tatlaman Mrs. J. A. Weeks of Delray spent •rent wanted U lUnfucd and otticr r i n i t titfo r New York Monday. Mr. O’Neil Ira. *1! or apar* time. rarttrnUra and m b tipccta to return in the fall to open the .week-end here the guest of Mr*. pl»* ret*. Writ# today, Th* M R. Walklaa 94-llp N. H. Braddock. Mrs. Weeks waa on Co-, 83, Uatnphla. Traa. the hotel. * her way homrae from St. Petersburg MI8CELLANBODB______ __ Those to enjoy a day at'Daytona ------ — __________ Btath, Saturday, were: Mr. and Mri. where she attended the grand chapter GET TOOB ORDEHS In now for your sew Bulek car. See W. J. j. Corn, C- H. Com and Mlsa Ruth, of Florida C. E. S. convention. Franjr Evans of Boston la expected Thigpen. 46-tfe Mr. and Mr*. J. S. Dinkel and. Miu Olive, T. A. O'Neil and B. Henne*»ey. to arrive In a few day* to visit his ORDER your new Bulek now and . # Mr. and Mr*. Bill Sateher and Ml** mother here. you will not loae any time on*the Margaret Allen were visitors in San­ W . *V. Dunn nnd familjAand W. P. new car load coming in soon. 46-tfc Monroe and family motored to Cor- YOU CAN order yonr now Bulek ford Saturday. ' C. H. Corn and daughter leftTuea- nado Beach Jaat Sunday for the day. no wand aave time on the next ear day for their home hi Franklin, Tenn, Mr*. A. N. Swanson had a* her load! 46-tfe after spending a month *in West Long- guesta here last Sunday Mr. and Mr*. FOR SALS wood. * Arthur Orton and Mri and Mi*. Frank j. T. McG*nkey waa a visitor In Griffis of Mount Dora. FOR SALE— Good farm mult In gooA town Sunday. condition.—M. Fleischer, ll-25-tfc Mr. and Mi*. J. W. Reynolds expect Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Barlow and, to leave Saturday for S t Petersburg t'UR SALfc— l*)'acres in celery deft* Miss Ethel Barlow were.the guests of and from there they will go to Wash­ at Sanford, for $1,000 cash or bn Mr. and Mr*. Geo. LeVine Sunday. ington, D. C., before returning to terms. J. M. Steven*, $9 Barnett, Mr. and Mr*. Billie Com left Wetjp their Indian* home. Jacksonville, Elo^ Sl-7tc pesday for their home In Tennessee. K^Y WEST POTATO PLANTS Mrs. Caldwell and Mias Dorothy If you are in the market for a new $1.78 per 1,000 Duffield of Orlando were calling ori y typewriter come to the Herald office R eady A p r il le t , d e liv e re d fet station friends Sunday. or in Sanford. and try the new L. C. Smith. The Mr. and Mr*. F. J. Nelmyer ipent *W. V. DUNN the day in ZeHwood and where on easiest writing, the lightest touch, the their way to Orlando when some one best made machine in the market We R. A, Pox 224-A, Sanford, Florida ran into them but luckily only their give you the benefit of an expert pn FOR SALE-7-IO acres, 5 tiled, 3 wells, fen d er waa bent. the machine at any time. We also good house, 5 miles out on dirt road, handle second hand typewriters. See mile from loading station. aA real Mrs. Chaa. Polk and Bans of San­ ford were the gufsta of Mrs, Bintline the Herald for anything in the type­ bargain at $5,000 terms. Telephone writer line. 340.—H. B. Lewis. 37-3tc Wednesday. m r la k e . RED CAP Battery with it* 2-year written guarantee, will coat you lea* per month’a service than any other on the market. A complete stock of these.— B. A O. MOTOR CO. 35-3tc FOR SALE—Large WAREHOUSE with rail road siding. Three block* NW1{ at HW<4 ................................. SO 21 31 « O. L Mania . 40 Unknown . . . o . 90 21 91 from center of city.— Geo. W. Knight, MBU of BCU .............................................. SE>i o f M T U nnd KB4 or NR 1-4 nod Real Estate and Insurance, Sanford. i v i , of * 4 H*M EH o f NWU m t and NKU' o f NW U ............ *» 21 *1 35-tf 8 E 4N*E4> of 8W U ................................................. St 21 21 40 NW U - f RKI, lira* EH OfS W 4 ) ............ 92 21 91 33 WANTED—Late model Ford touring N 4 o f N W U ............................................... 2* 21 21 80 33 21 91 S3 car. Must be bargain for cash. B W 4 of MWU W o f Creek .................... 8EU » f NEU »n.l NH of SBU and B W 4 Phone 6. P. 0. Box 116. 37-ltp of NEU ..................................... 34 21 31 100 W U of NW U ........................................ 341131ao NOTICE— 500 new tires, all sixes to NEU of SEU lire* HE4 1 .......................... 33 21 31 90 NWU and W 4 o f HWH and S * 1-4 be sold at one half price. See us of St.4 . 4 f 4 » . * t . . < . . . . . . . . . . . i . . . . * . 30 —1 31 2S0 Unknown for your needa for the next year, 34x4 W H o f NW U o f N W 4 ........................... 42133 30 a. Bmv ..■•«««».. . i ...... S. Heelj A ll NKU of N E 4 E o t Ry ....................... 32132 $22.50 ; 34x4 and up to 37x5 in pro­ u I m N M la »U 1 Bo*k Vo. », f i m MT, 1M and ! ( * , portion. No seconds. Full 6000-mile AMENDED FLAT OF IOWA CITT ■oiilaolo Oooaty Booaidn 8 4 J. a. Ill(n *r .......................... 2TJS guarantee.—Ray Brothers, 314 West AU 11lock K ................................................... .. A i First 'Street, dealer* in Firestone and FLORIDA 0 BOTES COMTAMY'S FtSST ADDITION TO SLACK HAMMOCK u I n i t4t l In Flak Book Ma. 9, f a n T4, Samlaal# C m it ; ~ Lehigh 37-4tp L.enigo Tires. lire*. di-iip IT1.M 37.4 J. U . Kahl U>U 13. IS. 17. ST. 38. B'\TT E ttlE Srw .~reK .r,o .„J ^ Lot* 22, 41. 42. 43. 44. 43 kad N 4.4 80 J. H. Alias . . . . I....... m g ***** o f Eat 48 1*8.02 pair all makes of Batteries. Send Lot* 54, 00. 81, 63 and 0 3 . . . . . . 43.8 A. O. Botdoaoa . . 10 Fraak Fbalpa ...................... 4 9 9 8 84 your batteries to us. Uncle Sam uses Lot 23.7 A. C. Eoblao Lot* 78. TB tad 80 • c. n. FW»f ■EXIDE” Batteries in U-Boat*, air EH lo t 81 ...***•**•*.**..•*..*•»»**•»** 0 Clifford Laa* H Lnt 81 and submarine service. Why not IV KH Iait W aad All Lota Bl. B2 ami A. C. Itobiaano B3 . . . . . a » . . i , have the best -at less cost?—Ray L'aknowa .......... N 4 1*1 V0 . . . . . . . . . . . I . , . . . . . * . . . . . . . . . . i Bros., phone 548. 314 West First NKU of SWVi and NWU o f 8 E 4 . Street. 377-4tp O. r . i w o r x LAND COMTAMT'S FLAT Maw «, r*a*a 118 u i NOTICE o r APPLICATION T O * TAX DEES la>t* 370 to 373 ................................................. V > 4 « S*cU*l 179 *1 th* Otaaral BUtlU* « f lo t* 3M to 403 ............................................... Ik* » u t » o f n .r U * Nolle* 4* brrtby *I,rn I k ll Pred T. Willi*in* NKU of S B 4 » f « W 4 ................................. porrb u *r of Tax IVrfirirale No. 109, dalfd lb* SU o f NEU aad KH o f BK 4 ............... 12 Mb day o f JwlF. A. t». IBIS, b u nWd raid NH o l 8 W H ..................................................... rrrtlflrat* la n r oU lra,. and b u mad* appll- NW U o f 8 EU ................................................... ration for tat it**d to U*tt* la *c-cvn)«BC* with NWV*7>f NW H o f 8 KH .................................. law. Said c*flin c*t* TOlWacra lb* folk-win* N * 4 of HE4 ..................................................... * 4 n n l M |*ap>tli altvatad la I b a l u l t n a s ty , NKU o f s * 4 ................... )U o f HE 14 and N H o f N W H » » 1 t k ;M . lo-wit: HU of »l»H o f RWVi .............................. NH o f SEU of N * U Of BEU. K*c. 3J, Twp. HSU o f NEU aod NKU of 8E 4 .......... )• S.. Ban** SO X 3 terra. ... Tb* raid I tb l U ln * u o r m d at lb* data o f NEU o f SW 1-4 lb* taoinner o f > « h err 11Nr* I* la lb* w o t MWU of SKH o f NEU .......................... . . . ... o f It. <J. Unnobaw. UnlrM* u ld m ilflra ta ahall SW U of NEU Ora* 8 * 1-4) .......... .. ... b* red ra w .! areordlns t* law tat deed will la- BBU o f NWH ... mw Ik rrrei on lb* 41b day o f J i m , A. It. 1021. HKU of BWU o f NEU .................. . . . a Wllarra my official •lynalura and ***l tbla HKU of SW U ......................................... . . . HHU « f NW U of NWU o f H W U........ . . . it.* am. day »r Apm , a . it. im i. , 4 NEU Of HE 1-4 o f NW 1-4 .................. . . . (HEAL) E. A. IMK'ULAM, of W H o f NEU Of NWU o f NWU lla tk Ulrrolt Court. S WU . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Hrndtnlr COaoty. Fla. ... 37-Ot* Ity V. 91. IHIL'lW.AStC. It. C. W H Of NKU Of SW U .............. NEU o f SBU o f 7NKU .......................... . . . ... HWU o f NW U of HEU NW U o f SW U lira* NE 1-4) .................. NH Of NW U ................................................. KH « f *W H “ >J NW U o f 8 E U •••v •••• EH o f 8 W U and NEU of BEU »=d W H .o f 8 EU .................................................... KH of HKH o f NEU ....................... . t Phone f48 . N liU o f N W U o f HKU ................................. NEU o f SEU o f SB 1-4 tad WH of HSU o f HKU 1. . . . . . . . . . 1, HU of NEU o f N W U o f NKU ........................ HERALD PRINTING COMPANY l.ot 3. OF BLACK HAMMOCK *• Kaootdod U FU » 111, Bo b Im U Orasty BaoaH* ' . 40 O. P. *wop 8 to . 80 O. I". 8WOP# Load t o . . . . 13 21 33 10 11. *• . .................. .. 21 32 100 W*. * . U a lra to o........................ 14 21 32 SO CaknoarB ................................. 14 21 S3 40 ° - W . SltanKreO . . . . , .............. 1» 21 32 10 Tim*. Saif ................................ IS 21 33 40 la k n ow a .................................. 18 *1 33 40 lakaow B ................................... I« 16 IB IB IB IB IB 18 30 30 21 31 21 21 *1 21 21 91 31 31 S3 148 Oafcavw* ................................... S3 80 Tbo*. 0 . .................................... 32 40 t'a k o o w i ................................. 32 10 Cnkaowa • 82 SO Cnkaowa .................... 93 40 Cnkaowa .................. 8* 10 3. IL Millar i . i . . . * . . . t * 10 Coknown 1 U Unknown 10 CnknAn . . . . . . . 31 31 31 31 22 21 23 31 23 21 IU Cnkaowa ............. SU Unknown . . . 1 . . . 10 Unknmnt . . . . . . . 10 Unknown ............ . 30 Unknown ............. SO fin ely A Mllthall 13d Unknown ............ 21 Unknown J. T. l!od*ra . . . . Cnkaowa .............. 20 90 31 91 >1 21 27 3132 31 32 27 31 98 32 21 Book S2.B* 103.13 80.40 *-28 I ” M *0 *®-20 lO -g .J * I t ," •>*• 923 4.09 30 S36 CUULU0TA aa E*rard*4 l a 'fla t Boat M*. t , Faya 91. SamlaoU Oaaaty KocariD. Block N .............................................. O. A. M mlweatbar _______________________________ NORTH CHULUOTA l l R.corO.d la ria t Dock Ha. «. fa *** 94 to 99. Samlaal* Caaaty B*rar4* Ia I I. Ilkwk 97 ....................................... ......... ...........................Unknown ................................ 9.43 VILLA MILLS aa *Ra*«id*4 la T lal Be81i Ma. I . F af* » . Caaaty Bacardi. l>ot. 3. 0. S. a ct «. UkKk K ...................... Unknown .................... ............. K4 uf SW 1, of HE*i o f NWH anj E li o f WH of NKU <>f SH’ U .................. W>, of HWU ll*m W H ° f H 12) ............. N 1 4 t f KH Of NEU of S K V f...................... E I icrr o f HWU » f HKH » f HKU *i“ l WH o f HKU of SEH of 8 E 1-4............ SWU and HU o f HKH . . . . . . ............... All >!*•> NW U of SW U ) ............................ EH o f NKU of NEU ■ U NWU o f NKU . . . ”___ , . SH of HWU of HB4 o f N i:t, > 4 o f NWU aod HWU 'o f N W U ............. NWU o f NKU Ot HKU ......................... W H o f HKU ami HWU ......................... A - ■ W H Of Ml!U o f NEU ............. MKU of NEU Of SKI, ..................... ... KH of NEU »!**» W H of NKU of NH ) . . . . . . i ............................................... NWU ..f NWH and MWU of S W U »»d OKI, o f NWU and BU or MWU ......... MW H of MW U .............................. NKU of NKU *>l ME U and WH of NEU o< ME 1-4 ............... • NEU »nd - W U « f NEU “ f NWU .......... W H of S W U and EH of MW 1-4 ami NWU ° f HWU and HEt, lira* NEU of 8 RU o f SK 1-4) ....... BU o f HKU ° f NWU ..................... All |Ira" NH o f NKU) ............... KH of NWU of NKU ................................. NEU of NW U «>d NH of NWU " f NWH ..................................................... NEC of MWU ................................................ S t l of HWU ..................................................... HWU of MWU ............... HWU o f NW U of MWU ...................... HWU o f NWU »»d HH *»f NE 1-4 of HKU .......................................... HKU of HKU ............................... tires A L O N G about this time o f year a man finds his m otorr i l ing neighbors getting anxious about their tires. W ith folks expecting old tires to "pop” any minute, there com es the question o f w hat kind o f new ones to buy. U . S. Tires are answ ering a lot o f questions like this • * • T h e U . S.* Tire following embraces tw o kinds o f tire buyers. •' ‘ T h ose w ho sta r te d with quality first, and have never bought anything else but the q u a lity standard tire. T h ose w ho cam e to qu a lity fir st only after dabbling with ‘ 'bargains/1"reb ates," "job tot” and "surplus stock” *;___ f*W tt Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown ,'nknawn Unknown 10 Unknown 73 I Tikn***m ( ntftonn 33 21 34 21 I nttnMS L bk tKJWYi 34 34 35 33 . .*,*** I nknanru .......... I»enl»l E. Hart M 30 18 IB » 2M 2» ..................... KH of HWU »"d HWU of HIJU NH of NWU of MRU .................. N fH of NWU .................. ............. W b m lb* fo in f UkpvckllfbBavy with ■now. mad o* Band, la hilly coaotrj wbata aartsram trtclioo o o Iba road ia a factor, no otbtf dra trvad jret drriaad ia quit* *o aOvctlva, or ao wholly approvad by motoricc opioioo, aa tba U, 8. Nobby Trvad ' Its vary aiiapUdty—two dlacooal rows of ob* on UMtoad tb* road lonxktuda, imariockinf Laibrir (rip>oo —to th* rvault of all tba yvara i f U. 8. Rubbar aspatiaoca with avary tfpa of toad tba world d i m 32 GO 3 I2u ID 210 31 21 ................................. KU o f HKU o f MKU ............... y. Van Warn** Unknirt*n . Unkixwn .............. 21 32 31 32 21 32 21 32 21 33 21 32 21 32 33. 21 33 33 MEU u( NWU »nd <*', of HWl| NKU of MW I * •................ THE U . & N OBBY TREAD now adays. 32 W 32 32 32 32 33 . NKU “ f NW U ............................. KH « f NWU o f NWVi .................. of I nknown .......... Unknown 21 2!> 21 ,*» 21 31 21 HBH o f HKU o f HW tt HW U lirurs* (lr**n lira. 2 > 2! 20 21 » 21 21 21 21 21 2 23 L'nkoovB 21 33 240 Unknown . . . . . . 21 32 40 N. ()Mwanton 21 33 80 Utiknubn .......... *1 S3 40 Unknown . . . . . 31 33 10 J. ||,Joora ., 21 S3 Unknown ........ .. Unknown .................... 21 33 33 • 10J. ll. Jonra ... ........... . 33 40 Unkmnra ............................... U 20 t’ bkofHrn••••••.****** *.*•* lJ*i4 33 40 Unkoown ................................ *93 3] 130 Unknown ................................. 93.00 33 *0 Unknown .................................. 8-29 33 30 Unknown '................................ 4.09 .VI I Unknown ................................. 18.40 A3 2» J. II Joara ........................... 884 93 40 Unknown ............................ 8.33 21 31 21 21 21 21 31 21 21 31 A ll of tba U n d * dracrltwd la lb * foraroior tylns and b *ln r In tb* CUanty of (Vmlnota and 81,1 Wb*f« ■'lLa *i*o*d '-Townahlp" or abtratUtlua l bar* for ocevra l l aba 11 b# bald lo maoa Town-, abtp Soatb o f T a lla b *M «. ami wbara lb# word "R a n » * " a* abWatUltoo lb*rafo* o cea n It abkll ba K a R c Ena. o f Tallobrara*. . 9 NO. D. 9INKIN*. . | Tax OoB*c Iot Hamlnola O aw ty. * tires* G etting one hundred cents value on the d o le * in tire buying is a straight-forw ard business proposition-^not guess-wurk or a gam e o f wits. '/ T h e m ost essential man for you to know today is tba v Vy ai u . S. Tire dealer w ho is con cen tra tin g on a full, completely sized line o f U . S. Tires. H e gets his U . S . T ires straight from his neighboring U . S. T ire Factory B ranch— one o f 92 such Branches established and maintained all over the country by the Splendid results can be accom­ plished by remounting discarded jewels into new and fashionable jew- U . S. T ire maker*. > • ■. • • H e fa the man w h o can give you fresh, live tires— not . stuff shipped to him from som e point w here dt did not sell, b u t n e w tire* o f current production. Givingdie same quality,selection and price-advantage to the ow ner o f the medium w eight cax as the big car owner gets. W ith equal service and buying opportunity W hether he lives in the smaller localities or the greater We specialize in this particular fea­ ture—our work is o f highest class and done in our own shop. " T b a ateaf aaaaaftof n u n A * jm la t M v r a d t y N fk a H j fa g m r 9aoal U A T ire S a b a Original designs submitted withoutobligation. Diamond Merchants * 4-:- .i : Silversmiths Jewelers 16 W . Forsythe S t - V^r ■ D. D. DANIEL — ------ ----------- --------MIDWAY GARAGE ............................... LAWTON BROTHERS CO, Inc, •— EDWARD HIGGINS------------- FL O R ID A JA C K SO N V IL L E . Chuluota, Florida .Loifgwood. Florida . Oviedo, Florida ...ffa fa t e r d ; . -f . i �K<Kk« U t m b ; *lt*n that tb* fo llo w iu d**frlb*d l i r ' : iixiiow’ii iiiw m u o if 2&&*Ss£SESg£$i i m m tm’n o > - i r * ~ t* a • uil if’ ' | f ‘ ‘ l......... * * 'n k 'v j* * ! » u *• * THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921 Jf- f Hawkln* •Dd IS .......... 7.7.^7111 A or *»* •« Ten Weeks Advertising | MOTOR BOATED. TO 8ANFORD Sunday was an ideal day on the S t Campaign for City Johns river and among those who and County, took advantage of the beautiful ............................. ,.................. .. 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Itrrtdr ........ 5 Hand Drotbara ........ n itble k^oodbrld*. . O. W. Ontllna............ Unknown ............. Mm. H p. Ytufban !■ A. Ilonaton Dabn*y Room* Gartrod* C. Hart laor** n. tu n 1. W. raiualndoo 15.1 3.4 8-4 4 1< 87-Ble 3 1« I, t a r i r i ” B - f c m V *»* ltM ta , U ‘ B#,k **• >• ^Wa 14. U. a . Slaton . M. I- Wrlrin J. I*. Dakar . . . . . . . «*- Ta* OolUfior. r i l r .f'fU B fp a j All the advanco notices o f tho “ Ml(jpbe of Love” were truthful for it v ls n scream from start to finish the big audience that greeted the pUjtre at thc Scb<x>t Auditor­ ' l l last night went homo with the feeling that they hnd received more tlun their money’s worth in tho play ind were also donAting to a good taoje. The musical comedy was put oa here for the benefit o f the athletic Apartment of the Pariah House, befa under thc auspices o f the Men’s Theso ladies were the best ever and f]ab. In a curtain talk last night brought our roar after roar of laugh­ Hon. George A. DcCottea told about ter. Mrs. Watson, with her car trum­ tke good work of the ’ du b for the pet and foolish questions was as good knefit of the young men and boys as any professional and she was ably god alio the older men o f the city assisted by Mrs. Mobley and Miss Fox. god thanked all who had so sbly as- In fact these three petitioned tho men lilted in tho production o f thc play to come forward so earnestly that fi­ god especially the. Sanford Herald. nally Lord Tisa Pity, Phil Vitsky, The play opened with tho Chorus,' came forward and as tho three spin- it has don# everything 1 expected and "W* Can’t Do Without the Men” and istera went o ff the stage he sang, even more, and today I call myself la pet a good tnsto in everyone’s mouth "The Women Won’t Let Me Alone” the very pink o f condition. I want for what was to follow. The first act and was assisted by the cute little to be eating nil thc time now, and .ev­ iboved thc Spinster’s Club under the chorus girls while he executed a dance erything my nppetite calls for digests properly without any bad effects at .prtiidtncy of Priscilla Prunes,* this for the audience that brought down nil. My nerves arc good and strong part ably taken by Miss Agnes Dum- thc house again. and I slcop'soynd aH night long. My n, who is not an old maid in real Between this first and second dance strength and energy have come back life by any means. Other members Miss Daphne Wimbish executed an of the Club were Lovlo Long, Mrs. esthetic dance that was a dream of and I can put in full time at work Seth Woodruff; Lillie Lonesome, Mrs. loveliness and grace and she was now. Tnnjac has put me In fine Hal Wight; Arabella Antique, Miss forced to come back one time altho shape and I believe it will do the some for any man that gives it a fair trial.” Virginia Smith; Samantha Loving, encores were tabooed. The Japanese -chorus at the open­ ing of tho gnrden party in which Mrs. Frank Woodruff, Jr., taking the part LAKE MONROE SCHOOLS CLOSE SUCCESSFUL TERM of soloist was assisted by thc chorurf all in kimonas was tho finest ever, Mrs. Woodruff having a splendid voice and looked tho pnrt in every particu­ lar. The chorus girls Mary Francis Ball, Pansy Wimbish, Daphne Wimtheir hearts’ desire. Sophie Sweet- bish, Lcclaig Jones, Maude Lake, Kit­ gum, who hnd been investigating con­ ty DuBose, Margaret Zachary, Mae ditions on behalf of thc club, report- Holly, Lillian Shinholscr nnd Gladys fd that visiting girls and young wid­ Wilson were most sweet and winsome ow! were p rovin g a grave mennee in nnd full of grace, making many Sanford anil - should be prohibited. changes of costume during the per­ Other spinsters mndc reports that formance nnd carrying out their- parts were not the least bit encouraging. to perfection. • W»nta Man, however, showed the inAnd the dear little Cupids portrayed domitablu spirit thnt eventually wins by the little babies, Evelyn Smith, orer all obstacles nnd announced that, Wnnitn Smith, Katherine Morrison, ilthough she was 40 years old, she Camilla Dens, Billy Bouchcllc Wight, Bf»nt to have a husband of some Anne Robson nnd , Margery DuBose kind even if w orst came to worst were the sweetest picture in thc play and brought forth n storm of nppluuse. . Those who took part In the play while clnssed ns amateurs were not ior mosi oi tnem had experience in ploys before and then under the enreYul direction of Miss Alljson, hcVsclf n finished professional of note, the "Microbe of Love" was bound to be n big success. Home talent in Sanford a u d ie n c e w a s d e l i g h t e d . Thc h i g h e r always put on first class plnyH nnd g r a d e s h a v e t h e i r e x h i b i t i o n t h is Fri­ when one considers thnt the "Microbe day e v e n i n g a n d they B u re w i l l h a v e to of Love" really hnd only four real hum t> t h e m s e l v e s t o g e t a h e a d o f th e rchenrsnls the finished production was c h ild r e n . remnrknble in many ways and will The Intermediate room of the Grntb linger long in the memories of all ed school was entertained at the home those who witnessed it. of their teacher, Mrs. Buchanan Tucs-| day afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. A peanut hunt took place on tho lawn, Wesley Pride, won the prise, ho hav: Ing fount] over a hundred. After­ wards tho children were Invited Into thc house which was darkened and decorated with ferns and pink roses. TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS Various games were played, Mildred AND NEUTRALIZE IRRI­ Smith winning the prize In the donkey TATING ACIDS. contest. Afterwards an old-fashioned candy pulling was enjoyed by ihe children. Their teacher certainly en­ thority. Thc kidneys filter the acid joyed the occasion as much, or even from the blood and pass it on to the more so than the children, as it was a bladder, where It often remains to ir­ pleasure to have them to repay in part ritate and inflame, causing'a burning, somo o f the nice compliments from scalding sensation, or setting up ati the children during the preceding Irritation at thd neck of the bladder, school terms, such as surprise parties, obliging you- to seek relief two or treats o f candy, cakes, strawberries and other lovely attentions graciously offered by the children. • Miss Katie Brooks, of the East Coast, is visiting the Misses Swaggerty. Miss Annie Bruton, of Jacksonville! Is visiting her cousin, Miss Roberta. Wynne. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce of White Oak, Georgia, have returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stafford. Mrs. M. A- Jacobs and Mrs. F. M. Story, o f Oviedo, visited Prof, and Mrs. Jacobs Friday and attended tha graduation exercises o f the Monroe ah nioak. I NEVER KNEW YOU COULD KEEP RATS OUT OF A BUTCHER SHOP.” ............. Mrta S nnd 4 . . 7 . 7 . 7 7 . 7 7 . 7 7 . 7 7 7 7 g & w o r * l U M r m i o j f o f b l o c k mo ” h«> •« Kill VTmS l-P - ........ * ......... v L'nknoww ........................T' T, .7 .7 .7 .7 7 7 , * R- "• I’* ' u .............. 7 7 7 rO THE TOWN o r aitf>A»w | •-JJ F a * . *1. S«mla*]. OwSdy a i o i r t i 4 '* 1 S* AI‘ , ................................... ................................... .........*••.?: '*** “ • if ST. PETERSBURG, April 23.— Mrs Bulah M. Warner of Jacksonville was unnnimously elected grand matron of Port Tnmpn Man Says Tanlac Has the Order o f the Eastern Star in Put Him In the Very Pink i nat Wilson Goes” with the beauti­ of Condition. ful chorus each time. For a bachelor in real life Mr. Bnche semed to know a whole lot about the Joys and sor­ rows of married life. Then there were three ’’left-overs" Associate grand matron, Mrs. Arthur Piney Melting Heart, Mrs. W. E. Wat­ Schneider, Plant City; associate grand son; Eva Ready, Mrs. E. D. Mobley patron, Walter Scott, Fort Meade; grand secretary, Arthur R. Carter, gave the audience a special stunt in down condition Holly Hill; grand treasurer, Mrs. fi;ont of tho curtain filled with local to be on cdsro Cora B. Franz, Jacksonville; grand hits that brought down the house. u > t * ». i . . d 1 7 7 7 7 7 . 7 7 7 7 7 . 7 . 7 . 7 . 0 I* !* I. . l and S .............. M . 7 7 . . , . . " . . . . f LTT; 'k i ^ . 1 £ lh« f r- - 1M* 1* .n d 18 ...................... ............. FLORIDA LAND AND CO U N lEATioN CO.’ S CZLERT l e i SI “ u TIH Book 1. F a *. 1*0. 8 m le t 31 .n il B I27; o f" LoV 23 ...................... bubdivibion or tamt! dr sections Unknown 3. H. Whlla ........ ' 0 .1 . Hall .............. Unknown ............ 3. X. Cronma ........ Jama. I*otu .......... Haiti* Tamar . . . . Unknown ................ Jama. J.rkaon . . . . D. L. ....................... W lllhy Hlcli.rd.on M .rlln SplTty . . . . M ailt Law I, .......... J. I*. lUkar .......... I - C. William. . . . . Add!* D ia l. ........ .. Unknown ................ Unknown .................. W. D. Walton . . . . Unknown .......... .. B. W . Ilamdoc offlca r. tod a^kDowl*d*ad Dafora ma ’ s^ ................................................. ..... 4 ............... .................................................... * . Lot* 8. 7 (Dd 8 ........ 7 .\ 7 ” .7 .V ....................• i 34.80 *• H> OABDBXK'S ADDITION TO MABXHAM PARK li WM m. ~ 0 » li P a|« 81, | im lio )i Ooolb Yl\ } ......................... ................. ....................... J 21.30 lAil a .......... ... ................................... t 1.70 >n<l 14 .................................... * 4.30 *• H - OAHKIH-S SECOND ADDITION TO MARKHAM K. *1. Ward ......... 3. U. Ilob|nwin ... loin Rlrfainlion ... *L l". rtutluun .... Cbeney Hearn. I. i L. Cruoma.......... -.. T. E. Wllaon ........ II. klrl'btreua ........ B. Mrl’lieraon ........ 3. II. Hltfena .... 3. I1. Piker .......... William Janea ....... Jamea l\itta ....... 3. 1*. Itartr ........ Emily lllcka .......... Abe lllcka ........... ;. Joeeplilnt Dfaoo Kradk llrown .......... unknown ............... Lowl Knlcht ......... Artlcl. V. ulnae, of till. n,rpor.tlon i . b . l l t e l I’T a |,r..blanl. Vlra l-raablaat, a Sr*. 1 a Traaturrr, and a Hoard o f not 7raa *. bor bioc* than f i t . dlrrclor., tb. > b* fltad hy Ilia by-law*. Tlia ofarral.ry and T rru orrr may I-a bald ,h* iwraon. n ,e iHraclor. alaa|a«l l.y tb . aturkhotdera at each n articles and give the d«V, ro of what the future IFra,,. 5^, 8end extra copies to -S ti^ 4 help to boost y o u r . '^ U >*fc° m Im M AK X 1U X PAHX HEIOHTS. »t JuiortUd In fl»| Book loi Ueo. t>. nuhop .. 1 OeO. I). Dubop ... «• 8V. LewIn Ileln I*. A. (I.rdoer ... Drnnl. Serrn. ...... Wilbur i'ormter .. 1*>dIm Crnomi . . . . ......... I nknown 5TATK OF NBW XOBK?ta0h NEW TOBK, ao.1 (covcrnmcnli U 00 !«• io "4 i n *k! ’ W........ M ■. ? n » i a . a . a Talloftm M- r*,,oa W*. S ekS Ooaaty **• voviinizr' i» jj B le a r * * co. io C. U W i n * ............ W niUni-IJolh.m ly Unknown .............. 0. A. M i a ........ r . 3 , M .h ooey . . . A* E SS& iz**«i"« ff CO 40 81.50 34.8U 43.40 S.J5 t«U S ,nd 10 ■Irad Itniiara dino.oo) ,*r ahar*. pajinful DHinay of (ha United Rtalea or In labor or , artjra. . i , j , „ , a.luallon by tba dlrrclor. of tb. rortmr.1 fak'llir marlin, ar ■ maatln* railad Artlcl* IV. rm for wblrb Ibla rori-or.llnn ili.U l,ar|aloaliy. unlru Mpmaf dludla-r.llui of law. • ,# j.- u r%0tH «4 in miiata n a ^ J r 43.40 23.50 25.30 20.40 43.40 *••• 1-J* ................................ **• *• , l n mT *’ 8.40 17.00 ' I so fl'oo , a ' J ' voe*1" '. •><** “ f Ibla mrpnra. . “ Twenty Tlawrand Dollar., dlridad • William DnrMtt « wU.A.riA»r ••••• Mra. 3. Doylo ^ N. Crooni .......... Vesta Wraki . Unknown Unknown .............. 1. H. ninkal .......... L. u Baiiirr ........ J lj MJ *•*( Sl*oiknJowS n S 'r ...... ••*••••8 . ? 8 1 B S # T a l i r u 50- 8 n r w so* lo b»*.... •AXrOBD S S S iA B K .- ■ - fl Mra. n. B. W oodraff *1B John W. <JoM»jnlth 1 D. a nrork . . . . . • A. LUJ« B H. C. DaDa* t a . u i i o ........ individual in these pages. This is not jUil c^V».'7.7.7. n7* an advertising scheme for any ono. It Rr-1,,‘ nrow,1,,‘t..’.6«a<io, »-u. ............ Forty Is simply n concise statement each n A rn o r r m i i v ^ ru' ......... . . . r o r i y week of what Sanford nnd Seminole i "{mMu “ ': W w m a ll/ appaarad twfora ma. tn county possesses in health and wealth u,f,CrL auti»,r!7d — J h j, law to •UoilnUtrr and the names of the business men are' »»d"w n i. ' * *<’knowla<l*ma*l, O. L. Waot. *'• np>»nln*. well known lo ma, and given in the articles to show to the ecutad ,WD o f wbo t * . Tima aulwaribatl world that we havo the greatest bunch' ^ — rtl,r',r ' ?*.**,ll, *’ *Jr w w r e a z aaknowlad*^! o f live wires hero in business that any ■am. a... 7 and .Ulwctlbad tb4 Ibarala at community possesses anywhere*. We |.f*Ja,|! ,b U,r* ,m l broalal .*«| at Oalmla •w proud o f them and therefore we W i V t . W S B tl a 5 | ,hU ,b# “ “ A tr « ' want the world to know them « id wo '(HEAL) T n t!0 A V U ll . are proud o f our county and eltv >nH Jolilc* 1‘aara. 3rd Duirict, Ml or OOLDfiogg L o u ■ .Dd « .................... * -* m * a r Lot is .............. ................................r a I Jamra Hamtial ...... 5*- 3. Holly W1*h‘.......... ...... 4• R. nrnsouiiiBii V ......r o r t 7 v....... rwij V.. .. .. 1'oHjr *» IS ............... “ **e#rxUA U «•* «~«i »• I. T w 71. N M* throughout tho north who are not In­ terested in fanning but are interest­ ed In a winter home, In good hotel accommodations in the winter 8*550»®n, in fishing and boating and nutomobiling, in golf and kindred sports and to them this city will hereafter appeal in a large measure for San­ ford is destined and will eventually become one of thc greatest tourist roaorts In thc great state of Florida. In order to furnish the prospective citi­ zens of this county with a full report from a statistical standpoint and from every other standpoint this paper has arranged to hnve nn nrticlc each week from the people who have made a spcclnl study of all conditions ns they - obtain In this great coijnty. This pa­ per will endeavor to cover ns nenrly as possible nil tho questions thnt the prospective home seeker and investor would want to ask if he were here. , After this series of articles have np- 1 pcared in the Herald there will be .but < few points thnt nre not clear'to anv-^ '. ............ i . ............... Df»w !>•TTk.pm.nl Co...... ° ° ......... <« r.iu couo. ...... v -* te Cborll* N " l i 1 * Artlcl* VII. inra and rraldanca* o f tb* aobacrll-ar* »d lb* aiuoanl of alack .u U crilad art a. and lb* aald afaara* ar* barabr aub- ^ W. C. IKOn i w ; lo C o m fy , . . . . 4 . . . . 7 , 13 ........ n .......... Ink Down . . . ........ Unknown ...................... n « n l i Elllnon'' *............... w. w. L*«|| Artlcl. VI. I*b»*t amount o f Indabladnaaa or Da• which Ibla corpocalloa in .j .t . . . >J*cl llaalf .ball ’ 8* Lori j Tbooaand (Tram Sat.rdnj’a Dally) A. r . Wcntardiak . . . v r*r 4fo ftotLoto 7 7 7 ....." w w TEN A R T I C L E S rdr ^ B6.thc bu"lnM8 °f nnyfi™ o r ' A w r r c w , ...... MHS. WARNER HEADS THE EASTERN STAR H*nrj- Uooro ; at „ «. £?. « W “ *« “ weather conditions and enjoyed a °*f J L . b . °J. ,h* * to* W rA «• r,M ‘ it a t min *- o «W n boat trip to Sanford and return, *topJL , JJ •tkonm J t ^00 <]** plng cn route at Fort Florida, where a a i AcL8, “ :3. lt' . BUT « *° **■ ®-.txaffobd 'b x i r o r the town i picnic dinner was spread, were: Mr. and Mr*. Morrison and daughters M l.se, . Louise, Marie and Maggie Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dil­ lard, Mr. and Mrs. .Jaines McCol­ All forms o f the right kind o f ad­ lum, Mr*. Bertha Edison, Miss Alma vertising are good-^-aome are better Thompson, Miss Kate Crook and than others. Naturally we believe that newspaper advertising la the best although this Is not a statement to discount any other kind of advertis­ ing. Following up this ides and 4ritk tho experience gained by many ad­ vertising campaigns here and else­ The Daily Herald— 16c a week, de­ wHere the Herald has contracted for livered anywhere in Sanford.* a series o f advertising talks for the Weekly Herald, one each week for BOTICX o r IXTXXTIOM TO A W T BOB LIT-, . T O * TATXXT ten weeks although the same matter NOTH a u b*rabjr giftn IM t n , |b« i s will also be issued in the Daily Her­ ikrtlgiMTl. will m ik* ap -IlCltlon le Ik* Hot. • n w o f tba a u t * o f P w .^ «. ., at TalUbaaw*, ald from time to time as the Cham­ riorlda. oa tba S lit d ig o f *id Ifiy , A Toll**, n . *. _. . . . * *_ ber o f Commerce and business firms couVav*v*, b.L*0 ** l“ **4 *"« ov\x m *r*urr J?* ,0"owln* •MUare needing copies ( to send to many S2 !*• o f laiorporaUoo, inquirers In the north. Sanford has not been advertised for many years. A t that time Sanford spent ail of her advertising funds'1 on the farming proposition and said but little about 1 tided to put on the same campaign of publicity as this is the season o f thc year when people ore thinking about where they will go for a home, for a new investment ot where they will go neat season. Sanford has tho repu­ tation of also being n sumiqcr resort! nnd as such is one of -the points touched by the Clyde Line for tho' summer excursions from New York. I Sanford Is In the public eye from many standpoints nnd in order to keep 1 this city before the public tho Herald I both Daily nnd Weekly, will nil dur-1 ing the summer keep up' tho good * work of promoting the claims of this city as n summer and winter regortJ, Sm S* U ru t Book Bo. 1. Fa*«l 1M and m . »omlooloTir.,-'-TIK* m .r ................. 1,“ “ » Lot 43 d**a N W 14 o f 43) and all Lot 4s!*. . I ij U 47 ♦ —— -........ _ . .. ' •4*MI|a*4t484^«M«t| , . XTLLONVILLy aa B*rard*4 In Tint Bm A a W. . IIEnnCBT DBIOOO,’ Km™7 rvLabl,<’- K , w B o n r jf bxal What Ralph Watkins says: "Fig­ ured rets around stqre had enough to feed on; wouldn’ t touch anything aus­ picious. Heard about RAT-SNAP, gave it a trial. Results were wonder­ ful. Cleaned all rata out in ten daya. Dogs about atofe night «nd day never touch RAT-SNAP.” Three alzes, 85c, J. K. Van*im . . . W . W. raraboana Baa A. H*n*loo , .......................................... m i s T A T i o b k ^ A ir r r e ’ a d d i t t I oi IM t 5 and e ............................ » Herald Want Ad—It O X U B T AVXNUX ADDITION TO OAJfTOBD aa A lt«rs «7 h r Inewporatcn • «rw *. f u . s- tT 4 u Lot 13 Lot T 4/ ••••................ ... * 1Better-Get-Better." Do It Now. tf Labor evidently thinks that goal la within atriklng distance.— folk Virginian Pilot. When dgarettee are prohibited will it still be possible to get them for non-smoking purposes.— Providence Tribane. . W h e n you let us supply your building need* y o u get a great d e a l-m o re than Just s o m a n y feet o f lu m b a r— bu n dles o f sh in gles— p o u n d s o f nails— o r panels o f B e a v e r B oard. Y ou get the benefit o f our building material knowledge and experience In Service that helps you get the results you want at the light price. 8ervice first in planning the work— more service in selecting proper mate­ rials— speedy service in delivering the goods. Mrs. Claudia Christian, Eau Gallic. There are ten appoiative offices to be filled by the grand matron. Tho now officers were installed at the final session of the convention yci»terday evening. Yesterday afternoon the delegates visited the Masonic Home here. More than a thousand delegates attended the convention. ‘ Y o u pay fo r th e m aterials. T h e eervio o P *ya fo r its e lf In the larger v o lu m e o f b u sin ess tt brin gs th rough su p er-sa tisfied c u s t o m e r s ^ I t w ill p e y y o u t o RATS PASS UP ALL OTHER FOOD FOR ONE MEAL OF RAT-SNAP Their, first meal of RAT-SNAP Is, their last. Kills in a few minutes. Dries up the carcass: Rats killed with RAT-SNAP leave no odor. RATSNAP comes in cake form Break into small pieces, leave where rats travel. No mixing with other food. Cats and dogs won’t touch it. Safest, cleanest, surest rat and mouse killer. Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ball Hardware Co.— Better-Get-Better." Do it Now. tf 517 Commercial Street Some FACTS About T H E U N IV E R S A L C A R Here nre authentic figures from the Ford Factory nt Detroit.. They show you just how many Ford cars and trucks have been built each month since January 1,1921, and how mhny have been sold to retail customers, in the United Slates. JANUARY .. FEBRUARY MARCH ..... Total Production Produced 7...... 29,883 . ..... 35,305 .... 61,886 Deliv. to Retail Customers 57,208 63,603 . 87,221 ‘ Tot. Ret. Sales 208,032 showing that actual sales for the first three months of 1921 exceeded duction by 80,958 Ford cars and trucks! April requisitions already specify 107,719 additional care and trucks and the estimated April output o f the factory and assembly plants combin­ ed calls for only 90,000! These facts clearly show that the demand for Ford products is grow­ ing much faster than manufacturing facilities to produce and were It not for the dealers’ limited stocks, which are now being rapidly depleted, many more customers would haye been compelled to wait for their cars. It will be only a matter of weeks, therefore, until a big surplus of orders will pre­ vent anything like prompt deliveries. * ~ If you would be sure of having your Ford car or truck when you want it, you should place your order now. Don't delay. 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IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E ST V E G E T A B L E SE C TIO N vo lum e NUMBER 36 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921 xn. JOINT COMMITTEE NAMED FOR CATTS INVESTIGATION WERE ANNOUNCED TODAY !SENATORS AND SENATE RATIFIES TREATY BIG FIGHT ON CONGRESSMEN UTILITIES BILL ARE BUSY TO PAY COLOMBIA MONEY FOR COMMISSION DUE FOR PANAMA SITE' TALLAHASEE, April 20.—Dele­ WASHINGTON, April 21.—A con­ gates from nearly a dozen cities thru- certed effort has begun here by Sen­ out the state were here today to pro­ ators Fletcher and Trammell and tect at the public hearing on the Cal­ Congressman Drmne to secure an ap­ kins bill proposing a public utilities propriation for enlarging the present Florida’s Foreign Harding Wins His First War Staff Headed House Passed Bills For commission, against its inclusion of federal building at Tampa. Senator Population Showed Fight in The By General Pershing municipally owned public utilities. Trammell has Introduced a bill callQ u a l i f i c a t i o n s o f the Among thb places represented were ,ng for an appropriation of $250,000. Large Increase Senate . In Case of War Tampa, Jacksonville, . Pensacola, J B i t h h e and the olher membcrs of the Women Voters (>7 TV* i w c l l U l T n i t ) uamcimiic, Alachua, Newberry, — w, — - o - . j Florida delegation referred to, accordGainesville, High tB7 Th* A***d*U4 Ft***) • WASHINGTON, April 21.—FloriMyers, Iing to request from the Tampa board 1k— F ort Mw"r* WASHINGTON, April 21.—Organ­ Springs, St. Petersburg, da's foreign born white population Lakeland, Lake Wales, Frostproof and of trade, have the m atter of securing ization of a war staff headed py showed a large Increase from 1910 to Bradentown. • iestlmates up with the supervising a r­ General Pershing to take charge of 1920. There were 43,008 foreign born OPPOSED TO MEASURE AND Mayor Guyte McCord of Tallahas­ OF STATE INSANE ASYLUM AT field operations of the armies of the see acted aa m atter of ceremonies for chitect of the treasury. SOME REPUBLI­ Congressman Frank Clark Is a whites in the state a t'th e last census United States in time of war g a s an­ CHATTAHOOCHIB HAS CANS compared with 33,842 in 1910 the cen­ nounced today by Secretary. Weeks. those opposed to the bill. Chairman member of the house committee BEEN ORDERED . sus bureau announced. Largest num­ Instant preparation in time of peace Rowe of the aenate public utilitiea which will handle this m atter and WASHINGTON, April 21.—The Co­ ber are Cubans and'Other West Indlas (97 Tk* AmocUUJ Ft***) for active military operations was committee oalled on Senator Salklns, Senator Trammell also a member of with Italians second and English lombian treaty, growing out of the attorney for the railroad commliiion TALLAHASSEE, .April- 21^the same committee In the senate. given.by the socretary as the reason partitioning of Panama, was ratified and Introducer of the bill, to ex­ With these iforces working tangible third. Both the eenate and hbuse mem* for the new organization. • 9 yesterday by the senate. I t provides plain it. b«ra of the joint committee for results should be forthcoming at an for the payment by the United States Mr. Caikina said no public .utility Odd Fellows . • the Catta inveetigatlon w u an­ early date. of $25,000,000 to the South American Youthful Bandits . knew in advance anything about what Senator Trammell has introduced nounced today. The aenate memrepublic, but has yet to be approved And Rebekahs to'be in it, he alone being respon­ Hold Up Real Estate was ben are Wells and Calkins; and n resolution calling for a survey of by the Colombian assembly. . sible for its drafting and Introduc­ Elect Officers The of the House Edge, Baraa and vote on ratification was 89 to Man, Take His Money tion. He said ho had read carefully the Suwanee river from Ellavillc to Harrell. The house passed bills 19, or eleven more than the necessary ;i</ TV* A»**cl*t*d Trtu) the laws of other states which have tfic Gulf, with n view of providing relatlre to the qualification for (B7 fa* AiucUUi Fr*»«) protection from overflow. two thirds majority. TAMPA, April 21.—Mrs. Eva such commissions and thought It well woqen and othyr voters and their CHICAGO, April 21.—Five youth­ ' Congressman Drano today resigned The Harding administration, thru Shuss, Tampa, was elected president that Florida should have such a law. payment of poll tax. The aenate ful bandits today in an automobile It merely extended, he explained, the his position on the committee on mer­ of the State Rcbckah assembly a t Ar­ ratification of tho treaty, won Ita flret adapted resolutions . relative to held up an official of a real estate present powers of the railroad com­ chant marine and fisheries, and was cadia yesterday; R. B. Crawford, of fight In the senate. The president in the loan of boats from the federal concern with $25,000 he was taking to mission, which is virtually a public Immediately placed on tho very 1m- Fort Meade waa elected Grand Mas­ a message to the special session of loremment and inrestifation of a bank. utilities commission, to gas, water and portant naval affairs committee of the ter of the Odd Fellows. Both organi­ the cenato, March 9, five days after the shell fish commission. A res­ house. With Senator Trammell al­ zations selected St. Petersburg for his inauguration, recommended rati­ electric light plants. • olution authorising the investiga­ fication ns “very helpful at the pres­ Earthquake Shock Hilton S. Hampton, city attorney of ready n member of the senate commit­ next year’s conventions. tion of the state hospital at Chat­ ent time in promoting our friendly re­ tee, this puts the Floridlnns In a po­ At Los Angeles Tampa, spoke at length against the sition to do excellent work alortg this tahoochee lost in the senate. lationships." This recommendation bill, saying it came as a rude shock State Convention was supplemented yesterday by Sena­ line. With international relations of (D» Th* AimliM Pr—«1 to the cities of tho state, which tor Lodge, of Massachusetts, the Re­ Paraca Philathea the United States with some of the State Compulsory LOS ANGELES, Calif., April 21. had not known municipally owned publican lender, who In reply to a t­ —An earthquake shock wad felt here utilities were to be included. He other countries none too well settled School Law Will tacks of Republican senators o f the (II, Th* AuocUUd Fr***) at 7:30 this morning. The shock was asked why ice companies, of all pub­ It Is fortunate that Florida In (this progressive* group, declared ratifica­ BRADENTOWN, April 21.—Tho Be Amended light and of brief duration. No dam­ lic utilities, should be exempt. He congress is to have two members of State convention of the Iiarnca Phil- tion of tho pact was “part of a great pointed out’that the bill taxes water,; her delegation looking after naval age was reported. athca began here today to continue national foreign policy" contemplated (Bj Tb« AitoclaUd Pmi) light and power companies to main- matters. This is one of the big com­ through Sunday. Delegates from all by President Harding "towards our TALLAHASSEE, April 21.—The _ ain the commission, and said ho could mittees here. neighbors in the'Southern and Eastern >Ute compulsory school attendance Senator Trammell’s other commit­ sections of the state are attending. not find that other utilities arc so hemisphere;)." law would be amended to permit chil­ taxed. He wanted to know why not. tee places, announced 'today, arei dren to attend school outside working If the bill is passed as it now claims and interocenn cnnnls. Sena­ hours ia onscs where their labor is Winston-Salem Man' stands, he claimed that nil franchises tor Fletcher is on hanking and cur­ necessary for the support of parents, rency, commerce, military nffnirs nnd and contracts made between cities and To Be Commissioner under provisions of a bill by Repre­ printing, and is n*lso the only demo­ public utilities would bo null and sentative Ellis, pending in the lower of Internal Revenue void or tho bill Itself would be a nul- cratic member of the Joint committee house of the legislature. UNDER SENTENCE TO BEGIN ity, and urged that this should not on printing from the senate. (B7 Th* AltecllUd Fr***) Congressman Smlthwlck went to be the case. TERM IN LEAVEN WO Rfl’ll WASHINGTON, April 21.—Secre­ ANOTHER DEAD SOLDIER Jhe committee on postofficcs and po*t- , PENITENTIARY. (B7 Th* A***ctiU4 F t ***) He claimed tho cities were stopped tary Mellon announced today he bad . HAS COME TO LIFE CHICAGO, April 21.—Legislation recommended to President Harding from granting competitive franchises ronds, while Congressman Clnrk nnd (Br Th* Au*rUt*d Fnu) in order to get good service and Sears also drew, good assignments. directing tho secretary of tho treasury the appointment of David H. Blair, of (B, Th* AuoeUUd Praul CHICAGO, April 21.—FederaT’ scouted the idea that good service This gives all-the Florida members to turn over $100,000,000 of tho profits Winston-Salem, N. C., as 'commission­ JACKSONVILLE, April 21.—Local officials today received confiden­ would be given through the commis­ good working committees for the next of the Federal Reserve bank to tho er of internal revenue. , Ameiican I/egion officials arc seek­ tial information that William D. Federal Innd banks to be loaned to ing information ns to the wheresion. ‘ tw 1 years. • Haywood, secretary of the-Indus­ cattle raisers, has been recommended FORGOT TO HANG ibfluts of Charles Hall, formerly of trial Workem of the World, and by Governor Harding, of tho federal Wilmington, N. C. Mr. Hall's son, NEGRO PRISONER— scheduled to begin serving a sen­ reserve board, it is announced here reported dead by the War Department —LIFE SENTENCE NOW tence in the I^nvenworth, Kansas, today. has arrived in Wilmington very much penitentiary, had fled from the (B 7 Th* Au m UUA F n u ) alive and he denies he wns ever dead. United States and was now In SHREVEPORT, April 21. — The The elder Hnll wns reported to be MEXICO TO CELEBRATE Moscow or Riga. Otto Christen-* death sentence of Lonnie Eaton, tha ’* MAY DAY LARGELY somewhere. In Florida. sen, attorney for Haywood, said negro whom the sheriff of Ouachita (.B7 Th* AiucUUd Fnu) he, was Informed that Haywood parish forgot to hang when tho day AGED PRESBYTERIAN ITI.AY RlfjTINED TO • MEXICO CITY, April 21—Elabor­ set for tho execution came around two sailed from New York April 1, DIES AT N. Y. HOME Games Will Be Played HAVE DISORDERS and landed at Riga April 16. He ALL OVER COUNTRY ate preparations for May Dny dem­ months ago, has been commuted by (D/ Th* A***cl*t*4 Pr»**) onstrations throughout Mexico are be­ tho state pnrdon board to life Impris­ in Jacksonville, Lake­ said he thought Hnywood had NEW YARK, April 21.—Reverend ing made by the radical clement here, onment, according to reporta from #(By Tb* Associated P r« tt) gone to Russia on a personal mis­ land and Tampa A. Woodruff Halsey, aged GP, secre­ ROME, April 21 —The disorders in nnd In some quarters grave apprehen­ naton Rouge. sion and was not fleeing from the tary of the board of foreign relations sion thnt the observation" of the day prfcwm sentence. The base bull season opens in Flor­ which the extreme nationalists hnve of the Presbyterian church since 1899, may lead to disorders is felt. been engaged in throughout north'ROM IN ENT YOUNG MAN ida tomorrow nnd from all indica­ died at his home here Inst n ig h t He central Italy hnve sprtnd to the south­ SHOT AT 8ANDER8ON tions there will be record crowds nt Lightning Flashes, wn* president of the alumni associa­ SURPRISE SHOE 8TORE • ern provinces. A pnrty of national­ —MYSTERY ABOUT IT nil the ball parks,in the State League. tion of Princeton Theological ScmlnADDS MORE MERCHANDISE Scared Moonshiner ists riding in a motor truck at OftaSanford is hot In the league this sea­ FOR T Iip RIG SALE »ry- . (9 7 Th* A u *cU t*d F t***) today 'encountered a party of But Not for Long son but Sanford fans are just ns eng- nova SANDERSON, April 21.—Jam ie communists nnd In the light that fol­ er to watch the game and will keep The Surprise Shoe Store has Just Milton, a son pf former County Judge Senator Harrison . up with their former players nnd keep lowed, Six communists nnd three of (Br Th* AmmUUA Ftm*) received a large quantity of merchan­ Milton, of Daker county, was shot and ST. AUGUSTINE, April 21.—Vivid up with the old game almost as fervid­ the nationalists were killed. Says Harvey is dise by express which Mrs. Saul Rob­ seriously wounded here last night by of lightning and terrific peals ly nB they did when they had one of bins made a special trip to purchase. a young man named Richardson, who Political Accident flashes of thunder immediately after ho had the cup contenders. The Daily Herald DR. HYMAN GRANTED ' These goods were bought for cash at was taken t othe Jail a t MacClennyLEAVE OF ABSENCE finished the job of converting a sixty will try nnd give nil the ball news that an unbelievably low price and, tho as­ Milton ia expected to recover. The af­ (Dj Th* AuocliUd Fr*u) is possible and keep tho Sanford fans Wa s h in g t o n , April 21.—Senator pound lard enn Into a moonshine still At the meeting of the church of­ tounding values will be passed on to fair is shrouded in mystery and the six months ago brought to George in touch with their favorites. Harrison, of Mississippi, charged to­ ficers of tho Baptist Temple Inst tho buying public of Sanford during only statem ent that Richanlson made Thomas, negro, fears that he had of­ day in the senate that the appointment night it was decided to grant Dr. tho gigantic sale now going on. Read ia that he acted in self-defense. (B r Th* An*eUt*4 F n u ) fended the feelings of the god IlncchFriday’s Herald for announcement of of George Harvey by President Hard­ JACKSONVILLE, April 21^-The George Hyman, the pastor, n two us and ho dumped tho contrivance in­ the wonderful values, and don’t fool ing ns ambassador to Great Britain to his back ynrd near Armstrong, Florida Metropolis today announced It monthB leave of absence during the yourself by staying away. The Sur­ Pepper in His Eye *’ a reward for his efforts” to dis­ where It remained until recently, he would receive a report play by play on months of July and August. During prise Shoe Store's big sale ends Sat­ credit the Wilson administration. Caused Him to Wink, told the jury here the first of the tho opening game of tho Florida state the month of July he will supply tho Harrison declared th at Harvey was week. As the weeks and months went league nt Barrsfield here by wireless. church of Dr. R. S. MacArthur, at urday night, April 23rd. This is your Girl Did Not Respond “a vindictive, self-annolntcd, Intoler­ by and nothing happened, George real­ Local Boy Scouts having installed a Daytona Beach, and in August he last chance to buy what you need at the phenominal prices in tho big sale. ant political accident.” (Br Tk* Au*<UUd Ft***) ized that it waa a false alarm and a station in the press box a t the field will be with Dr. Conwell’s church in Follow the crowd. Philadelphia for two Sundays. Ho JACKSONVILLE, April 21*—Chas. short time ago he scraped the mud and another on tho Metropolis build­ H.I.IGITIMATE SON IS B. McAnny, 41, of Lowell, Maas., got and rust off the appartus and gave ing. Another Scout station with send­ will also be for ten days at the NorthPLENTY OF LIGHTS. field Conference at Northfield, Mass. NOT ENTITLED TO a few grains of black pepper In one ing radius of two hundred miles will It a trial. It-worked. Sheriff Boyce THE FIELD MILLIONS descended upon George n few days broadcast play inning by inning to His many friends are congratulating eye while dining in a restaurant here Through the kindness of Mr. Morris one day this week and opened and ago and now George must pay a fine amateur operators throughout tho Dr. Hyman upon his being able to get of the Southern Utilities company* the closed the lid several times in an a t­ (B7 Th* AwcUtU Ft***) of $300 or linger in jail flvp months. state. Daytona opens season in Jack­ away ynd take advantage of these carnival grounds where the K. of C. tempt to expel the particles. Thht SPRINGFIELD, 111., April 21*— wonderful opportunities and ho should The stilt George constructed \fcns n sonville,’Orlando In Lakeland, and St. Henry Anthony Marsh, son of Henry new departure In St. Johns county's Petersburg in Tampa. come back in September greatly re­ carnival will take place will be one of was what he tdid Judge Beckham in fields o fChicago and Peggy Marsh, moonshine Industry. George was shy the best lighted grounds of any car­ police court. A young woman hafc>freshed in mind and body. ' H>e actress, Is not entitled to receive nival ever held In Sanford. pened to be seated at an adjoining ta ­ ■a coil for the equipment and used as any of the Marshall Field millions, the a substitute a straight piece of gal­ BROTHERHOOD ENTERTAIN­ In addition to the heavy arc lights ble and in line with his quivering eye J. D. DAVISON MAKES DONATION MENT AT THE METHODIST anpreme court decided today In a rul­ vanized pipe which ran through the that will be strung around tho grounds called a policeman and had him arrest­ ■ ' 11 J • CHURCH TONIGHT ing. The Marshall Field will speciflThrough the kindness of Mr. and with tho heavy llghta over each at­ ed, declaring he was winking a t her. coling waters of a pig trough. r*Hy exempts from inheritance any The Wesley Brotherhood of the Mra. J.. D. Davison the K. of C. car­ traction and booth, the red, white and McAnny said he couldn’t wink because Illegitimate offsprings. Methodist church will hold their en­ nival will have an attractive music bluo lights that you aaw over the the eye into which the pepper blew TONIGHTS OFFERING AT • _ _ THE STAR THEATRE tertainment for their friends tonight box thnt will go to some lucky person dance at the corner of Magnolia ave­ was a glass optic. Judge Beckham PREMIERS PLAN TO nALD ' nue and First street last Tuesday thought $16 and costs'would satisfy in tho Methodist church beginning at on tho third night of the carnival. A PRIVATE MEETING night, wi|l be hung over the carnival the injured feelings of the law and, This machine is one of the beat car­ Pearl White, ono of tho beSt known 8 o’clock. All the members of other And everyone attending this carnival levied th a t tax. ried by the Sanford Furniture Com­ and most popular actress in movies churches and all the friends <ft the (»7 Th* AmcUUA r n m i can be assured in advance th a t they pany an ^ ia now on exhibition a t Per­ Brotherhood and their ladies are In­ PARIS, April 21.—Premiers BYiand today, will appear in her first feature "Yap Situation Tense," says a kins A Britt’s store. See it for your­ will get their full money’s worth. and Lloyd George plan a strictly pri­ picture, "The Tiger's. Cub," at the Star vited to attend. Four Sanford speak­ headline. The thing to do ia to put self, and then go to the Knlghta of ers w ill'address the meeting with vate conference a t the meeting to be tonight There will also be a Sennett short talks on important subjects of Colnmbus carnival—maybe you will be /The Daily Herald—16c a week, de­ tho Yap situation in the past tense.— wld Sunday. No one else will be comedy, "The Firealde Brewer." An Toeldo Blade. livered anywhere In 8anfortL • . • the day*.. . ' . *: the lucky one. Pvaacnt, except one secretary for each. evening of enjoyment awaita you. , ♦ . . .*v ‘* ** ■'’* r.‘ ' UN : *V •' •' *■ ' ) ' • » ...... •*. . THREE DEMOCRATS NO INVESTIGATION • HAYWOOD HAS FLED , TO RUSSIA • HARDING WANTS TO TURN OVER FUNDS FARMERS BALL SEASON OPENS TOMORROW IN FLORIDA ALL ARE READY TO GO 9 . s™ .* ' S. . r ’ : : ‘-3 �^ • *I . *, \ J ‘ $1 we* ■ K *>’ T» * -. • ' ' *# - • • ■ / ■ .I •« • . 1 THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1921 KT . SURVEY OF CONDITIONS IN FLORIDA SHOW WELL GOVERNOR . KEEPS WORD MAKES GOOD c How They’re Made ... PURSUING POLICY OF RACK TO THE CONSTITUTION TO . THE LETTER. !>• destroyed by Are, Is completing ar­ TALLAHASSEE, April 13.—Gov­ Building Programs Be­ rangements to rebuild. ernor Cary A. Hardee is pursuing his Pensacola:—Unemployment tn Tcn- policy of "back to the constitution" ing Pushde to Meet sacola nppears to bo insignlAcant. with pronounced vigor early In the There has been a shortage of houses session. , Shortage but quite a number ore being tyullt Concrete evidence of his sincerity and tho situation promises to be re­ of purpose when he sounded this key­ lieved shortly. Recent bond Issue of note in his first message to the legis­ $500,00 for public school buildings, lature wan placed 'before the house $400,000 for municipal dock and belt and senate Monday afternoon, follow­ FARM CONDITIONS ARE GOOD line railway, and a proposed Issue of ing Immediately upon their reconven­ AND SPRANG CROPS ARE $2,000,000 for paved highways, prom­ ing after the first "week end" of the MOVING. ise employment for such surplus la­ session. The manifestation was in bor ns exists. the shape of a batch of bills offered WASHINGTON, April 13.—A aurKey West:—Unemployment at pres­ by various members and immediately vey o f'conditions In employment and ent is confined principally to cigar recognized as what may be termed business througout Florid* as made factories, probably 800 men out of "administration bills." . by the United States employment ser­ work. Cigar makers, however, are re­ Ono provided for the abolishment of •A m vice from telegraphic reports receiv­ turning to work almost every day. No the state board of health and recreat­ So many people ask us ed March 31 follows: * scarcity of houses for sale, but few ing it in the same breath though In • acan be had at reasonable rent. Cham­ different form, in that the duties and Farm conditions:—The melon and ber of Commerce is working on a plan why it is that we can sell responsibilities of board as it Is now peach season now at hand in Central for starting o housing corporation. organized would be assumed by the Clothcraft ' Clothes at Florida will take care of hundred^ of Pending projects consists of county governor, tho secretary of state and such moderate prices orange and grape fruit pickers and road extension $400,000; appropria­ the attorney gcrteral. The /sta te packers for two months following the tion new'clty park $10,000; Key West hcnlth officer would retain his pres­ while other clothes seem closing of the citrus packing houses. Rox factory $50,000 partly completed; ent status, with tho single exception contemplated submarine base $800,­ of answering to a board inndc up of A considerable portion of this Winter so much higher in price. labor Is from northern states nnd will 000. This work will all probably bo constitutional officers, or cabinet of­ return to their homes nt the close of done by local men supplemented by ficials in other words, instiad of n Our first answer is,the melon season. Reports indicate necessary skilled workers from other board made up of citizens of the state “They do not cost us as th at farmers througout the state will’ towns. The general concensus of not elected ns members of the state use about all the common labor avail­ opinion among business men is , thnt government. . p i u c h b u t there is a business Is improving steadily and able for planting crops. Another provided foi* the abolish­ will be bAck to normal within three or General:—Reports received from better reason than that. ment of tl.c office of sfntc hotel com­ ’ . ‘ organizations covering the state ns four months. missioner though tlu tun *t!ona of a whole indicate general activity in the office‘and the purpose i f Iho act pushing building programs to meet in i renting the office would be i rried the shortage of houses existing in on. Such duties ns would properly come before the state henlth officer most cities. These reports, also, cov­ _____________ ____________ The Whip-poor-wills nre singing would be nssignod to this agency. ering Important_____ points throughout the state, show general business activity their merry tunc. A thin! bill proposes the abolish­ and nre optimistic as regnrds the busThe packing house is running full ment of the office of state auditor, Iness outlook for the future. Lees- blast. ' nt present nn elective office in so far burg reports sengrnss and pnptr pulp' Mr.1 nnd Mrs. F. G. Robbins lost ns the choice results from a nomlnn-1 mill under construction. Hoad build- their little daughter Inst Thursday. tion in the democratic primaries. The CLOTHCRATT )' ing In the vicinity of Igtkclnnd to' the The rest of the fnmily have been very mensure would give the governor nnd Clothes . ill but are better now nnd nble to be extent of $400,000 employing 200 men comptroller control over all state aud­ out. • • now in progress. St. Augustine re­ iting nnd would empower tho govern­ Mrs. William Daniels hnj been very or to employ ns many ns four audi­ ports thnt during the winter there wns a surp'us of labor from the north but ill. Dr. Mnrtin of Osceola, attended tors, If in his Judgment it mny be • that clnss hns now disappeared nnd her. deemed necessary, for all or any part Mrs. Will Hanning, of Mims, nnd of the yenr, but limits tho nmount ^ there is ample employment for home people. Ocala, Orlnndo, Kissimmee llrrmnn Daniels were called here on that might be pnid to nny auditor to . . and Fort Myers report a well defined account of their mother's sickness. not more thnn $3,000. All traveling brother Wright preached a fine movement to remedy the present short expenses would bo paid by the state. Subject age by large building activities. Lake sermon Sunday morning. Still another of the "bnck to the * ' , While Mothers Sleep in Oblivion." A Worth over 300 iiw houses IT U l i l l ireports i | n u i n U» I I iJUv u o i n built isu ssi constitution” bills suggests the abol­ f++++4.4.+++4.+4.+++4<.++++++++d-+++++-H-+-MM»-+++++-M-+++++++++++-H'+++++++++++++++'M-+++++ last yenr with further building cam- nr^1 cro' ' 1 n cni c • Prayer meeting nt • the baptist ishment of the state board of control, pnign during present summer nnd fall. which now hns to do with the state’s do nnd Rev. L. E. W right captured n tored to Enterprise Monday to attend church Wednesday nt 7i30. The Chandler Lumber company is brother Wright took dinner with higher instituitons of learning. The big moonshine still between Chuluotn the laying of tho comer stone of tbs building one of the largest sawmills Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevntt and Mrs. l>onrd of control Is one of Florida’s | BEGUN 1QT WMTE1 nnd Geneva, in what is known as the new dormitory of the Methodist OrIn Florida. Fort Myers reports ex­ Dnrk swamp. About $1,GOO worth of phnnnge, nt which ceremony Hon. W. J. M. Prevntt. » • best known boards not provided In the | HDMN1MNG HFYOU tensive rond building projects requir­ • *Miss Ethel Lotus/ spent Sunday constitution nnd perhaps the most re­ wns destroyed, but the own­ J. 'Bryan was the speaker. EDONTIFEEL MGEIT property ing a mrge large number tng numt.er of oi workers worxers in m I,cc wee w|th chri(tUm> McClell„n vered nnd respected. The governor Mrs. W. E. Argo,' Palmer Argo aid ers of tho atill were pot captured. county on the rond being constructed Th)> community is fllll of chicWen feels it advisable to have the board's Shirley Swope spent Saturday in Or­ Mr. nnd Mrs. R. E. Kelsey nnd fnm ­ a«y» glaM of hot water with from Fort Myers to Palm bench which work mnde n pnrt of thnt of tho lnndo. pox. • ily spent Sunday in Stanton, Florida. phbaphat* before breekfeet is nbout half •completed. Also rond Wednesday afternoon was th<> time wathee out poltona. Miss Lenore Rnulerson, of Palm .board of education, which is compris­ Mrs. O. P. Swope, Mrs. L. E. to Miami completed to Dnde county bench, is spending a few days with ed of state cabinet officials, including appointed for cleaning up the C. E Wright, Mrs. W. B. Williams nnd line from Miami side. Extension of Mrs. Mary Taylor. the governor. * park and making mEny necessary im­ Mrs. W. E. Young spent Thursday In' McGregor boulcvnrd to Crescent If you wake up with a bnd taste, There is n strong feeling of coopMrs. CotTie and Mr. nnd Mrs. provements there. Beach now under construction. Nine­ Dnnnn, of Miami, nr% spending a crntlon evident in both sides of the bad brenth nnd tongue is cooled; if Orlando. Mr. and Mrq. Slay entertained their The Camp Fire Girls will give n ty-two miles of ditch now under way few dnys with Mrs. Harrison nnd legislative hnlls ........ to . . . ____ assist___ the govern- your head is aching; if what you eat play. Friday night nt the school house. friends at a dance last Thursday to be completed in 1022 nt cost of Mrs. Willinms. or in plncing bnck Intd the hands of sours nnd forms ncid in stomach, or Rev. L. E. Wright, Miss Virginin night in the old chapel at Lake $000,000. Extension of the Atlnntic Mrs. J. M. Prevntt spent Inst Fri- the rcgulnrly constituted officials the'you are bilious, constipated, nervous, Wright and Rev. J. N. Thompson mo­ Charm. Coast Line railrond from Pnlm Dnle dny with Mrs. Willinms. duties which they believe the f r a m e r s *sallow nnd enn't get feeling just to Imookalee. Railrond also being Drink Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrew Curlett spent of the constitution, believed they, right, begin inside bathing. built from Moore Haven to Clewis- last Thursday in Sanford. should shoulder. The doing away before breakfast, a glass of hot wnt- ++4.4.4>+>f+-M"M”f+++++++++++++++++++++**+++*+++++++++++^ ♦ ' ' ton. Knitting Mill nt Ocala closed Mrs. T. \V. Prevatt wua shopping in with these boards nnd plncing the rr with a tcaspoonful of limestone work on cabinet officials would not on- phosphate in it. This will flus t t for Inck of orders. Onto mills gen- Snnford Friday. e rally working nt normnl cnpnclty. liir(|y Pnttcshall wns home Sunday ly cut down much expense incident to poisons and toxins from the stomnch, Jacksonville: — Unemployment re- from Orlnndo, spending the day with meetings, but would also facilitate liver, kidneys and bowels nnd cleanse, ported ns existing inlumber, shipping his folks. operations to the end that whenever sweeten nnd purify the entire alimen­ and building but latter lnbor being A big still wns found by Sheriff occasion suggested the propriety or tary tract. Do your inside bathing gradually absorbed. Shortage of Hand at dark swamp Inst Thursday. necessity of a meeting one could be immediately upon arising in the morn­ dwelling nnd' business properties, but 100-gnllon capacity. promptly called without expense to ing to wash out of the system all the situation ■ forecasts stcad£ improveMr. nnd Mrs. Ballard spent Sunday the state or loss of time. It is prob- previous day’s poisonous “waste, gases pient. Building permits in February" with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Preva.tt. • nble thnt nil mcnsurcs will receive im­ and sour bile before eating more food. Included 30 dwellings, 2 npnrtmcnt mediate action. To feel like young folks feel; like a • . * building nnd mlscclloneus business you felt before yolir blood nnd mus­ property to the number of 240, total­ "MICROBE OF LOVE" cles beenme loaded with body impuri­ ing about $500,000. A bond Issue for Sounds good and it is good. In fact ties, get from your pharmacist a $2,000,000 for docks, streets and roads Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, of South Caro­ quarter pound of limestone phosphate, authorized at recent election. A $300,­ lina, were visiting friends in toWn a it is one of the greatest little musical comedies that hns ever been presented which is inexpensive nnd almost taste­ 000 concrete viaduct in the course of few days this week. less'. construction. Several large private Fred Grist was a visitor in Orlando to the people of Snnford nnd the Men and women who nre usually parts will be taken by Snnford people plants under way. Total of private Friday. constipated, bilious, headachy or have and public investments approximate­ J. E. Fiepcr, of Orlando, wns in making it nil the more interesting. nny stomach disorder should begin "The Microbe of Love" will be pre­ ly $1,000,000 with contemplated oper­ town Friday. this inside bathing before breakfast. ations totaling about as much addi­ Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel motored sented at the Princess Theatre next —AJv. , Friday night and you should let noth­ tional. Real estate dealers, contract­ to Orlando Saturday. ors and building material men are act­ C. II. Com and Miss Ruth, Mr. and ing interfere with your being there. ive. A building plan may be said to Mrs. W. J. Corn nnd J. S. Dinkel mo­ Tlie proceeds go to the athletic de­ be fairly under way. Present Indus­ tored to Oakland Tuesday afternoon. partment of the Pariah House, the trial activity and plans under consid­ Friends of the lltWe Durkman girl plant thnt is doing such a great work eration indicate steady Improvement will be glad to know she is recovering here among the young boys nnd the * Mrs. L. A. Sheldon was called to Remember in conditions nnd business generally rapidly. She waa bitten twice by a young men of Sanford. Orlando Sunday to the bedside of her the date. Is optimistic as to the outlook. rattlesnake one day last week. mother, Mra. Graham, who seemed to Tampa:—Organized building trades Mrs. J. S. Dinkel and Miss Olive be failing rapidly. ONE INSPECTION MAY PRO­ show about 76 per cent unemployed were visitors in Orlando Tuesday. Miisea Olive Lezettc and Alice Miss Ellen Fuller spent the week LONG THE LIFE OF YOUR BAT­ Brannon and Messrs Alton Farncll pending wage adjustment. Unem­ ployment generally Is not serious. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. TERY, Drive in this week and have and Francis Swope motored to Or­ that inspection made. We hnve the Cigar factories arc reported as work­ Fuller. lando Friday morning. Mr. Riddle, of North Carolina, was agency for the Red Cap Battery, and ing part time, about GO per cent of Mrs. C. L. West, Master Charles factory employes having gone back to the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fuller for can give you the best of service on West, Mrs. II. B. McCall and Miss your battery.—B. & O. MOTOR CO. work. General impression seems to the week end. Ethel Taylor spent Saturday in Or­ 35-3tc A picnic was given at Palm Springs be that while business is not In the lando. , best possible condition, just at pres­ Saturday in honor of Misa Emma Ful­ Mrs, O. P. Swope, Miss Nell Will­ CARD OF TIIANK8 ent, it will show considerable Improve­ ler’s 10th brithday. There waa seven­ iams and Misa Shirley Swope spent ment within the the next few month*. teen . in the party nnd everyone re­ Tuesday afternoon In Sanford. . Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Arrants with 7^ Tallahassee: — Unemployment ex- ported a good time. • Mrs. Julius Gist arrived Tuesday 1st* prlnslpally In naval store* pro-* This cold weather made \u all do a to express their thanks to their many for • visit to her parents, Mr. and ductlon. Rent* reported ** still be­ little ahimming.. No more Palm kind friends for the floral offering . end the many expressions of sympa­ Mrs. W. R. Klmbral. ing high and while building Is going Springs for a few days. On last Thursday Sheriff Hand of thy in the death of their little son The Beatty Brotbpra gave a, show • on It 1* confined principally to resi­ Sanford, Deputy SherifT Jacobs of dences. Gas and electric plant now and lecture at the Library Wednes­ who departed this life on April 1, Chuluots, Deputy Sheriff Lee of Ovie1921. X being built and a lumber yard, recent­ day evening, April 18th. . . ' . , . • •’ * . The B ;v * » < The fabrics cost prac­ tically the same but Clothcraft Clothes, be­ ing made in. such enor­ mous quantities by scientific methods, cost much less per Suit. GENEVA FLASHES i v Secret of the BOND ISSUE MADE ,! I • • Sanford Shoe 8C Clothing •n J m •v b.; i if tJ ■> R Grafonola L0NGW00D NOTES Brv * At the Price of Ten Years Ago $ 1 2 5 .— C o lu m b ia f o r $ 8 8 .2 2 OVIEDO NOTES ■t >• ’ Ten records with each machine, for a short time only. • All 1 0 inch Col­ umbia records 8 5 c I ’ • . L»-0& --- .*• '^ ■ ---- ir ■ w ^ 1* * ____. ■ - �V. '•*. V ± T=-T.‘ : •_. ,--r-.-.*<.*>» i^ ^ l^f^j *»rr THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921 Sanford “The City Substantial” *N1 3 . pj . ; *9 m Christian Endeavorers Had Fine Meeting at Presbyterian Church /» (From Monday's Daily) A very interesting meeting was held nt the Presbyterian Endeavor last evening. Miss Davidson led the meeting and the subject was on *ur recreations. Miss Bowler, of the church choir favored us with a fine solo, nftcr which Mr. Holly gave n fine presentation of the subject from the civic point of view. He pointed out the necessity of improvement in this tine for the children, in the mat­ ter of playgrounds, swimming pools, etc., under municipal supervision, and for the business men, who have little time for such activities. A fine field is open, he states, for regular classes for the men, where they can meet at least onto a week and take up a sys­ tematic course of exercises. A simi­ lar plan ns this is in use by some of the large business organizations of our cities and a regular period is de­ voted to calisthenics. The physical, ns well ns the moral and mental ef­ fects cannot be overestimated from the results of such classes. Professor Ogilvio of the High School, wns the next speaker, and handled the sub­ ject from tho school’s side, Ihowing that activities along this line should be compulsory, nnd hnve a regular plncc in the daily schedule. He stat­ ed, in effect, that under tho present system in schools, only a few students were deriving nny benefits from school recreations—those who partic­ ipated with the expectations of mak­ ing one of the vnrious teams. Thus were excluded the majority of pupils who pould not come up to certain standard. Not only would systematic exercises, both physical and mental, bring a larger number of pupils up to these standards but all would be benefited to n greater extentj Dr. Brownlie then gave his views on the subject ns n duty of the church to provide a place of recreation nnd amusement for its members. A grow­ ing number of churches, as be said, were making progress in this respect, CIGARETTE providing suitable places for indoor athletics, and other forms of activi­ ties in their basements, in an annex or in separate buildingB. When Doctor Brownlee had finished the meet­ ing was open for general discussion nnd some interesting nnd helpful sug­ gestions were offered. It is to be hoped thnt some real *progress can be mnde nlong this line, for owing to the absence in Snnford of Y. W. C. A.’s nnd Y. M.* C. A.’s nnd modem gymnasiums there is a lack of recrea­ tional facilities that compell. us to a large extent to go out of the city lim* its for diversified recreation. ,We hope to see a targe number of our young folks regularly nttend our meetings and derive tho benefits of our increasing activities. C. E. REPORTER. Dancing Is to be a feature of th# Washington season nnd paying the piper will continue to be tho Job of the plnin people.—Indianapolis News. "Better-Get-Better.” Do it Now. tf BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES your fertilizer without getting oar NEW PRICE LIST8 JUST ISSUED. PLENTY OF MATERIALS, Prompt Shipments. Order now. Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Sappiles 1 ’ E. 0 . PAINTER FERTILIZER CO. FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE O n e f r u it SPECU LATO R is o n e t o o many f o r the growers’ good TV- (—r» f iW Id»«< < , »s. i fr a il U Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots " * f* . - r* I HAVE THEM SANFORD IS GROWING “SPURLING’S SUBDIVISION” tion—lots are being sold right along and building In this section is such as to gladden the heart of those who have the good of Sanford at heart. This is ho idle talk—I have weighed the statement and to any just what is my candid convictions would put it most too strdng for the careful, conservative person—that person whose eyes are turned backward—The fellow who haa VISION will agree with me now—the other later. J . E. SPURLING "TheMan Who Salt, D irt Watch the South E ast - wmm * I ~ • . ‘ * ■ r-==.=^ - -- — = - —= ' • *1 1 road, gives it competitive transporta­ will have a lasting influence, for the tion rates. The location on the river good, on the mindg of the children. provides good drainage facilities and There ahould be clubs that will in­ makes a good sewerage system pos­ terest and help them, and other or­ sible. ganizations for the betterment of tho • ■■" —i , A Substantial City must have n town nnd all humanity. THE SANFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AWARDS FRIZES bountiful supply of wholesome water, The City Substantial should have TO THE WINNERS OF THE ESSAY CONTEST this Sanford has from deep nrtesinn large, beautiful parks, containing wells. trees, shrubs and flowers, that give “Sanford, the City Substantial,” as as to the moral side of the community. Sanford is also in the middle of one their color and fragrance the year of the largest trucking districts in the round. Progress has been shown In our wo all know, Is the ideal place to live, state, and that means u lot to the city In other ways. In the building of In these parks should be play­ located in the heart of Florida, In mnny new business houses, s.ibstan- city, nnd also gives a chance for the grounds for the children. For the Stmloole county. Ten soar, n e o , ^ , b, llk, # mod(|rn WIl4m of e|,y shipping business. ■K’1< older children there should be a gym when I came here to live, it was but a government, well equipped fire dc- There is also country around San­ nnslum and courts for basket ball, small town, with residences widely partment, hospital, library, and large ford suitable for fine golf links and foot ball, tennis and other athletics. scattered in all directions, and few post ofilec. Possibilities of other es­ aviation field, and citrus growing. The City Substantial should also Lake Monroe and the St. Johns riv­ have a good hospital. business concerns were then in evi­ tablishments are unlimited. Larger cold-storage plants are needed, and er afford a good place for yachting I know of a beautifully located city, dence; but people who came here forand boating of all kinds, and there is also a canning factory could be used on the banks of a winding river, th a t aaw the many, many advantages Sana fine place for hydroplanes and there to advantage. If, in the future, the can boast of these elements, and tho fo r had, and the substantial qualities Is also an established fishing Industry air mail routes are carried out, San­ people have a just right to keep boost­ which were here to build upon, and which is n source of revenue. ing Sanford, OUR City Substantial. ford will be made a stopping station for these reasons they have chosen Sanford has strong churches with —Georgia Mobley, 8th Grade. for the airplnnes. A country club this town to make their homes. It splendid buildings. This city is also has thus grown into a booming, flour­ and golf links should be built, and If very justly proud of its schools; two A City Substantial should first have ishing city, with citizens who are act­ people must go to theatres, n better modern primary buildings, one up-toive and alert, watching for new op­ clnss of educational pictures should date Grammar school and a very well a good location on some navigable portunities and boosting their com­ be shown. equipped high school. The handsom­ river, If possible, and plenty of rail­ road lines. munity whenever they can. Howev­ In the post season the peole of San­ est and bent built residence in San­ It should have good city govern­ e r, there is still a vast space left for ford have shown their appreciation ford was adopted for a hospital, ment, good schools and churches and growth, and it is needless to say that of a higher class of entertainments, which is in good business shape. financial institutions. With ail of this is rapidly developing. When the city was laid out Sfiaco which have been brought here. these requirements the City Substan­ Sanford could well be advertised ns The Chamber of Commerce and the wns left for parks and play grounds tial needs, first of all, progressive a health resort, because everything in Womans Club are dolnng their bit In Borne of which have been improved citizens, the majority of whom would a qity substantial depends upon the boosting Sanford, nnd our dnlly pa­ and arc in use. endeavor to build up their city by uphealth of its citizens. The health of per attest* to the loyalty nnd pro­ The business in Sanford is good. to-date methods of advertising. The bnnk deposits are greater than this community is largely duo to its gressive spirit of Its editor. A City Substantial Is built largely wonderful equable climate; for the So, In summing it all up, the pros­ this time last year, although there is short mild winters and the pleasant pects nre endless for a greater city, a general business depression nil upon its citizenship, and many cities summers are highly inductive to the nnd if one would stop to think they over the country; this proves the have been built where there wns no­ citizens in living here. would realize how grntifylng the pro- substantial worth of the agricultural thing to commend them to the atten­ tion of men, hut by the loyalty and Anothor substantial asset in help- j gross of this city must be to our be­ districts in this section. patriotism of the progressive citizens. Sanford is not behind in manufac­ ing to build the community is its good |0Vcd citizen, Mrs. A. E. Phillips, who The city became great from the very roads; for it must keep in touch with had the honor of naming our city, turing ns we have crate, citrus wrap, force of their boosting and the faith fertilizer, cigar and broom factories; tho surrounding cities, transacting ‘‘Sanford." in which they endowed their city. all of which were established here on butjness, exchanging ideas, and mak­ The healthiest, prettiest, busiest, A chain Is no stronger than its account of the favorable location us n ing the locality, in general, more at­ Of any city we know,weakest link, and a city is no stronger distributing point. tractive. Our fine roads are welcom­ The Tourist City, Cclerv City, thnn its weakest citizen, and too many The Atlnntic Coast Line rnilrond ing tho mnny tourists who chose to Located on T^ke Mon*oe hns its shops here, which is one of wenk brethren will wreck the hopes of motor their way through Florida. A j Miss Nnp Pnxtnn. the important industries. mnny cities, where the weak and peo­ very large portion of these lead | _____ One of the lnrgest and best equip­ ple of little faith predominate and through Sanford nnd no better ndver- ^ Before we go into the subject of a ped icing stations .in the South is lo­ outnumber the progressive citizens. ttscmcnt could be made, of the city, cjjy Substantial, we must first know cated here, at which thousands of It takes unselfish devotion to any to its visitors, than the smooth, hard w),„( „ r ity is. Most children when roads which nre fast making Moridn caj|e<| Upon to define n city would cars of perishables are iced annually. cause to mnkc it successful and this Sanford also hns n well equipped Is more thnn true of n real city." To the land for nutomobilea. | say that it consists of a lot of people fruit and vegetable packing house. build n City Substantial It takes the The railroad co-npcrnlinn Is of cs- living close to each other, where in Snnford is reached by modern hard- unselfish work of the real citizens nnd pecinlly large importance to the town, the country people live farther npurt, They give us intercourse with tho | not realizing that it is the difference surfaced roads from the North, East they are obliged to bury nil their pet­ large cities of the north nnd the rest ;n government that makes the real South nnd West, connecting it with ty differences nnd jenlousies nnd pull nil important interior ns well os East together for the common welfare of of the world. A railroad center Is lo- Jdistinction. A city differs from a nnd West Const towns, and counties. the community. The great spirit of ented here, giving employment to a town or village usually by greater The city hns a Ibo acquired good ho­ boosting your own homo city early large number of men, with work in population nnd by greater power of tels nnd many others ure in prospect. nnd often will do more toward build­ tho shops. The city could not long local self government, All of these substantial improve­ ing it up than nnythlng else, regard­ survive without this co-operation nnd ( A city to be substantial must bo ments, Sanford lias' and therefore can less of location, wenlth or work, nnd it hns brought much success to people built according to its location ami claim the title of “Sanford the City without the real faith tn your city living here; especially those who ship business facilities. In Europe nnd you will never make it what it should their products to northern cities. | other parts of the world the largest Substantial." FRANK CHASE. be. Another of the greatest assets t cities are usually capitals as there is The spirit that predominates is the which Snnfoni possesses Is the lienu-1a tendency for people to congregate A City Substantial must be a City unselfish spirit of co-operation in ev­ tiful Lake Monroe, through which the in the capitals. Hut in the United St. Johns river flows. It is not only .Slates we find that the largest cities Beautiful aiui a City Prosperous. A ery growing city and where this spirit viewed from a commercial point, but are rarely capitals, ns state capitals city that is beautiful only has nothing does not predominate the city is a also for plcnsure purposes. It is on- are usually centrally locnlud in the lo make money to keep it beautiful, dead one nnd no education, govern­ tircly navigable arid thus enables the states while the location of the lurg- and a city that is prosperous only can­ ment, schools’or any other factor will I peoplc to have low freight rates, esl or most sulmtnntinl cities is deter- not remain prosperous without beauty bring it to life. which gives us a commercial ndvnn- mined by advantages of position with to draw people to it. To have n City Substantial requires So, a CUy Substantial is one pos­ the substantial backing of every citi­ lage over the other nearby sections, regard to commerce and industry. To Inrrense its value, pleasure boats, Due of the principal things to be sessing both beauty ami prosperity. zen in it for the better things in life, In considering the City Substantial as well ns those substantial nnd mndocks, n pavilion nnd numerous other considered for the welfare of n city is Jhlngs could be added to attract th e .its government. The usual form has the loention must be well selected. terinl things nnd so the City Substan­ tourists and f-nahle them to enjoy the ,L miiycir ns chief executive officer, but This must be chosen with regard to tial is built tipon the bringing togeth­ lake to Its fullest advantages. If a " lh,' r forms- nre the city manager health and fertility. It should be high er of real men nnd women, moral ant yacht basin were to be built it would I)lnn nntl the commission form of gov- nnd dry; should have pure water and upright'm en and women, all members draw northern yntch owners to San- eminent. The city substantial should good drainage, It should have a t of the chamber of commerce, if pos­ ford, for pleasure trips, excursions, choose the form best mlnptcd to its least one natural advantage, such na sible, and of the Woman’s Club and and many other diversions which pre- net’ds nml the wishes of the people, agricultural or mining resources, be­ •kindred organizations, all members of sent themselves on the way. Not on- But untJcr circumstances only ing situated on a good waterway or churches, all standing together for ly large boats could navigate the riv- honest, upright citizens should be seaport. the best in life, for the improvements cr, but also, many smnll ones, and . chosen as its officials, the duties of If the city is not so fortunate as to thnt nil cities need, for better educa­ Sanford would gnln prosperity nnd "^lorn should lie to provide for the possess nny of these natural advant­ tion, for better pnld teachers for the popularity faster than ever before, business interests, the residences, the ages, it must look to manufacturing, schools, for the besf schools that mon­ for there is no limit to the things that, °[ recreation^nndI the means of railroads, education or tourists for its ey can build, for better entertain­ transportation of the city and to do chief mnlntalnance. could he accomplished with the river. ments, for wholesome recreation for this in such a manner ns will make However, Sanford has formerly It should have broad boulevards, children, for publicity embodied in nnd bordered with beautiful homes. gained largest wealth from the farms. the city convenient, sanitary better newspapers and magazines and New experiments with the land are beautiful. If substantial it should be like the for anything and everything that Will The educational advantages of being made all of the time. Vege­ house, In Christ's sermon, that was build a better city. And to moke such city nre of almost equal importance. tables and fruits are grown here which built oh a rock, (found in St. Matthew a city will take the honest efTorts of The right kind of board of educa­ were unheard of twenty years ago. 7th chapter.) the real citzcns -all tho time, and ev­ The soil Is rich and fertile, tiles have tion, a superintendent of schools who The people who make up the City ery time that duty calls them, early been laid as one system of irrigation, hns the interests of the children nt Substantial should next be considered. and late, In season and out of season, and numerous other conveniences with heart nnd proper schools nnd build­ They should be one hundred per cent and by burying their own personal which the farmer has to work, gives ings should be secured The city substantial looks well to America^ citizens, for tho people are feeling and all thoughts of personal large returns, when the land produces the city. That the city may prosper gains, boost their city unceasingly vegetables and fruit, which arc hard its public utilities; rail and water nnd grow, co-operation is necessary. and untiringly with the thought up­ to equal Anywhere. Manjfkvarietles communication, street railways, If Public spirited citizens are glad to co­ permost in their minds of loyalty to there nre nny, its water supply nnd of vegetables nre grown but the lend­ operate with their fellow citizens for their city, first, Inst and always. its lighting system. ing ones are celery and lettuce, which Mildred Holly. The natural resources of u city the good of their town. alone have reaped Immense sums of Then the City Substantial must bo should be developed so ns to secure money. Sanford hns well benn call­ the best results. If situated on a riv­ considered from the spiritual side. No ed “The Celery City.” Nearly nil er, lnke or other water communica­ city, even though it has millions of STOP CATARRHI OPEN kinds of citrus fruits arc grown and tion its water front should be improv­ dollars to maintain it, can be substan­ NOSTRILS AND HEAD shipped to all parts of the country, ed to meet local conditions. If a tial unless it is built upon faith and so one could not help but see that one farming section, the farmers inter­ trust in “That Divine Power who con­ ova Cream Applied In Nostrils Sa: Relieves Head-Colds at Once. of tho largest industries of this city ests should be considered. trols the destinies of, not only men, is farming and Urge prospects are In but nations and cities." Other things that tend to make n evidence for It. A stranger contemplating moving If your nostrils are clogged and city substantial arc ita places of re­ There have been many new hotels creation nnd amusement. Beautiful into this CUy Substantial, first asks your head Is stuffed and you can’t built, but there is room fo r more; be­ parks, well planned golf links, base- about the churches and schools. breathe freely because of a cold or cause the population is increasing so bail diamonds and thentrcs would be He wants his family to be among catarrh, just get a small bottle fast that wo will lose those who are included In .this. educated Christian people. »pt to be our best boosters, If we do The religious life of. tho people Tho children of America today will Ely’s Cream Balm a t any drug store. not build up-to-date accommodations should not by nny means be overlook­ be the men and women of tomorrow, Apply a little of this fragrant, anti­ fo r them in every way. Neither will ed but the churches of The city mid wc m ust have an educated, capa­ septic cream into your nostrils and people live In n community where should hnvo the hearty support and ble America. The way to do this is let it penetrate through every air •re rto educational advantages; but protection o.f those in authority. by educating our children. pnssage of your head* soothing and th a t cannot be said of Sanford where There are a humbor of other things A good library, a good newspaper, healing the inflamed, swollen mucous there are some of the finest schools In that might bo mentioned but if the nnd good magazines are also needed membrane and you get instant relief. th e state. foundation of a city is laid accord­ In a City Substantial, for reading Ah I how good it feels. Your nos­ Thp moral side of a city also has ing to t)io points mentioned-, above, matter greatly Influences the develop­ trils are open, your head Is clear, no to do with the number In the popula that city will become n “City Sub­ ment of the city. more hawking, snuffling, blowing; no .tion, for churches are required In ev- stantial." Tho city, of course, ahould have more headache, dryness or struggling -«ry Ideality no matter whether Urge EVERETT BROWN. good transportation. Eftery city, even for breath. Ely’s Cream Balm is just o r small, and Sanford again comes to though it haa waterways, should have what sufferers from head colds *and tha front with many fine churches; 8anford is a City Substantial, be­ good highways and railroads. catarrh need. It’s a delight.—Adv, and the people of thU city hare cause being located on the St. 'Johns The City Substantial should have shown themselves to be tru e citizens river and the Atlantic Coast Line railclean, wholesome amusements that “ Better-Get-Better." Do it Now. tf . . , , ' ■ * �*"1 -si*— + ■< -Vlr _ s_-r4 ^ k =i-r“ * r-.v,* ijU »JJ 7* ‘ THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921 , MYSTERIOUS m u r d er found WITH MAN’S BODY SATURDAY ON ROAD NEAR WINTER PARK man leaving at 11 o'clock in carryall with two good horses, going north George Bryant, Aged Resident of Orange County, Killed Business Men IS SURPRISE TO Miami Will Circulate Petition MISS UNDERWOOD For School Funds (Dj Th» Am*<UU4 Pr*u) NEVER DREAMED A MEDICINE BLAMI, April 20.—Business men at COULD DO ANYONE AS MUCH n mass meeting Inst night decided im­ G oon a s t a n l a c h a s mediately to begin circulation of sub­ HER, SHE SAYS. scription papers throughout tha coun­ “Ij wasn't sick exactly, just run ty to raise seventy thousand dollars down nnd needed nn nil-round building necessary to keep tho schools open for up, and that is exactly what Tnnlnc the remainder of the year. Tho did for me," suid Miss Edith Under­ school treasury is empty. wood, who lives at 108 Onk street, “FOUND SEVEN DEAD RATS IN West Tampn. BIN NEXT MORNING.” "Several months ago I lost my ap­ petite nnd began to lose weight. 1 Robert Woodruff says: "My prom­ wns nervous and at nights got very ises were Infested with rats. I tried little sleep, I was generally out of RAT-SNAP on friend’s recommenda­ s6rts and had such a tired drnggy tion. Next morning found seven dead feeling, the least little task wns a rats in bin, two near feed box, three burden to me. I hnd nwful headaches, in stall. Found large number since. too; they felt just like an iron band No smell about dead rats—RATwas drown around my head and wbb SNAP drys them up. Beat tiling I pressing it in. J even shudder now have ever used.” Throe sizes, 35c, when I think of them. 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by "I am sure I got Tnnlnc just in Bali Hardware Co.—Adv. time to save me from n severe sick spell,, possibly a general breakdown. HERALD ADS get results. It certainly was a big surprise to me the way this medicine took hold of me and built me up. My appetite is The Florida Scout splendid now, and I have gained ten "For Wide-Awake Boys” pounds in. weight. I sleep sound ev­ 35c Year ery night and wake up in the morn­ WILLARD LUMLEY, Publisher ing bright and cheerful. It was just 902 French the right medicine for me, gave mo strength and energy which I needed so much. It benefited mo in every way; I couldn't have asked for more; * * in fact, I never dreamed a medicine could do ns much good in such a short time. “Tnnlac certainly stands out * su­ preme nhove any other medicine I ever tried."—Adv. ORLANDO, April 19.—The coro­ ner s jury cmpnnneled by tho county judge, William Martin, on Saturday to inquire into the cause of tho death of George H. Bryant, whose body was exhumed after being buried for three weeks in lonely woods west of the IN t h e h a n d s o p u n k n o w n Florida Sanitarium, near Orlando, PARTY w n o BURIED VIC­ brought In a verdict nt 4 o’clock yesterdny afternbon thnt George H. TIM IN WOODS. Brynnt met his death nt the hands of John R. Bryant, hia son. The finding of n broken wagon by F urther testimony brought out at ■ man named Maiden of Winter park, the inquest showed th at John R. in the woods ono mile east of Florida Bryant, son of tho dead man, hia wife Sanitarium Saturday morning led to and baby shared the house of • the tin exposure of a dastardly murder murdered man on Lake Ivnnhoo; th at they had come from New York committed some three weeks ago, the state about four months ago. Tictim being George W. Bryant, 60 It wns stated thnt the son told a fellow employe shortly before George years old. Mardcn noticed wagon in the lonely H. Bryant’s disappearance that his woods, investigator^ and further dis­ father promised him a share in 'tho property and that he had foiled to covered that a few feet from the wa­ keep his promise. gon indications of the earth having M. E. Powell, of Orlando, testified recently been disturbed. Mnrden no­ thnt he passed John Brynnt, his wife tified Sheriff Karel who who with his and child nbout five miles south of deputy and others visited the scene. Sanford between 3 and 4 o’clock Sun­ Upon digging at the spot a bare foot day afternoon, March 22, in a wagon was discovered a little wnya under the with a team of horses, with n horse ground. The sheriff pulled on the hitched on behind which by descrip­ foot which became dctatched from the tion tallied with the horse owned by George H. Rryiint. body. It is not known definitely what FREIGHT LINE. BETWWEN ORThe digging was thou resumed, LAN DO AND SANFORD. first was found tho 'dend body of a steps are being taken to apprehend John R. .Brynnt nnd hia wife, who are dog, then n sash weight, then tho re­ Robertson-McKcc Motor company mainder of tho body. The dog was reported in New Jersey. have just closed a deal with F. Watts The elder Bryant's body was found identified ns that belonging to George itf for the Reo apeed wagon to nporntc H. nrynnt, nn old resident of Orange last Saturdny by a Mr. Mardcn, Winter Park, who happened to see u . ,l freight line from Orlnndo to Snncounty. The hend wns taken to Cnry wagon standing beneath n tree in the ford. Mr. Watts 'selected the Rco Hands' undertaking establishment as woods. Investigating, he found thnt truck after having watched this won­ evidence. „ the earth beneath the wagon hnd derful truck in tho orange hauling Examination of tho body found no been dug into recently, nnd excavating business, noting their speed nnd won­ mark except thnt on the skull which with his hnnds he discovered a bare derful power to deliver the goods. was crushed in on tho right aide. Tho foot. Pulling on tho foot, it came Mr. W atts is now circulating among body wns dressed in n dnrk finnnel loose from the remainder of the body. the merchants soliciting business for shirt, overalls nnd the feet were bnre. The body was exhumed, and with it his freight route which will he inaug­ At the Inquest it was shown thnt tho wns found also the body of the old urated nbout the first of next week. wound wns mused by tho aash weight, man’s pet dog. Brynnt, who wns six­ Mr. Watts hns been operating the which fitted into the wound, nnd the ty years old, had been killed by being City Bcnutiful transfer, under the body wai that of George H. Brynnt. bit over the head with n window sash name of .Watts & Son, in Orlando for The sheriff found nbout fifty feet weight. This weight wns found bur­ some time.—Orlnndo Sentinel. from tin- wngon, which was broken, n ied with the body of the man and the mattress with n bloody spot, about little dog. The mattress from the the Mic of a snuccs, nnd nbout thirty* old man’s bed wns found nearby, feet from the scene n pillow nnd bloodstained. It is believed the son blanket murdered bis father while the old man The coroner’s jury will meet Mon­ lay asleep on his bed in his home. day at 2 o’clock to resume testimony A firm of lawyers here hnd a let­ ter from John Bryant a few days ago FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS OCCAS­ of witnesses nnd make n decision. IONALLY IF YOU EAT MEAT The coroner's jury consists df A. relative to insurance which hia father REGULARLY H. Willett, A. G. Henning nnd J. R. enrried. Finley, Orlando; T. M. Arnold, Con­ No man or womnn who entrt meat way; John Miller, Gotha; nnd E. M. 'I NEVER KNEW YOU COULD regularly enn make n mistake by Clark, Ocoee; with County Judge KEEP RATS OUT OF A Hushing tlie kidneys occasionally, snys Martin officiating ns coroner. Other BUTCHER SHOP." n well-known authority- Meat forms officials were Sheriff Frances Knrel uric acid which clogs the kidney pores and Hun John C. Jones, ncting ns What Ralph Watkins says: "Fig­ so they sluggishly filter or strain only stale's attorney in the nbsence of thnt ured rota around store had enough to official attending circuit court at feed on; wouldn’t touch anything sus­ pnrt of the waste nod poisons from the blood, then you get sick. Nearly Kissimmee, picious. Heard nbhut ItAT-SNAP, all rheumatism, headaches, liver trou­ The coronerV jury visited tho Beene gave it n trial. Results wpro Wonder­ ble, nervousness, constipation, dizzi­ •ml a thorough search wns mnde of ful. Clcnned nil rats out in ten days. ness, sleeplessness, bladder disorders the house, which wns found stripped. Dogs about store night nnd dny never conic from sluggish kidneys. 11)0 shoes of the dend man being touch RAT-SNAP.” Three sizes, 35c, The moment you feel n dull ache in found in his room. 65c, $1.25. Sold and gunrnnteed by the kidneys or your hack hurts, or if A theory wns given thnt Bryant Bnll Hardware Company.—Adv, the urine is cipmly, offensive, full of bad pone to bed, laying on his left sediment, irregulnr of passage or at­ tide when someone struck the fatal “Betler-Gct-Better.” Do it Now. tf tended by n sensntiop of scalding, get blow with the sash weight, smashing about four ounces of Jnd Salts from in the right side of the skull. The any reliable phnrmncy nnd take n b°d.v was then removed with the mattnblespoonful in'n glnss of water be­ frets nnd other articles, taken to tho fore brcnkfnst for a few days nnd lonely woods then buried. Tho faithyour kidneys will then net fine. This ful dog must have gono along with tho famous salts is mnde from the acid , victim nnd wnH killed nnd buried with of gropes and lemon juice, combined bis muster so thnt the nnimnl’a scent with lithin nnd has been used for would not betray the grave. generations to flush clogged kidneys It is.stated thnt the victim hnd a Thedford’f Black-Draught Highly and stimulate them to activity, also to »on named John R. Brynnt, who is a neutralize the acids in Urine so it no Recommended by a Tennetiee Veteran 0f the world war, having longer causes irritation, thus ending Grocer lor Trouble* Re­ served with the A. E. F. in France, bladder disorders. where he wns wounded in the leg. sulting from Torpid Jnd Snita In inexpensive nnd ennInquiry discovered the fact that not injure; makes a delightful effer­ Liver. ^Oant hnd written to his lawyers In vescent lithin-wntcr drink which all Orlando from New Jersey nbout in­ regular meat caters should take now surance papers nnd that tho communEast Nashville, Tena.— The efflo and then to keep the kidneys clean ■faliun was received Saturday. leocy of Thodford'a Black-Draught, the and the blood pure, thereby avoiding brom stories gathered yesterday genuine, herb, liver medicine, la serious kidney complications.—Adv. over the mysterious kilting of Bryant, vouched for by Mr. W. N. Parsons, * w»* that Bryant, who had been a grocer of thla city. “It la without LARGE DELEGATION OF ORLAN­ DO PRE8BYTERIANS AT citizen.of Orange county for many doubt the beat liver medicine, and I SANFORD. Years, was sixty years old and lived don’t belle to I could get along without w'th his son nnd daughtor-in-Iaw in It I take It for tour stomach, head­ The Orlando First Presbyterian * *w°-*tory house on the W inter Park ache, bad liver, tndlgeaUon, and all church is well represented a t the • *bout a quarter of a milo from Or- other troubles that a n tha result of Presbyterial being held. In Sanford this week. Among those attending Undo. Brynnt wns in the habit of a torpid liver. , from Orlando arc the following: Rev. carrying n roll of bills on his person, “I have known and used It for years, in value of nbout two of' three hun- and can and do highly recommend It and Mrs. T. II. BlcConnclI, Mrs. I. W. ‘ cod dollars. It is stated that there to evory one. I won’t go to bed with­ Mathews,- Mrs. J. B. McGruder, Mrs. * a» quarrelling in ths family. A out It in the.honae. It will do all It G. Max Smith, Mrs. E. T, Jackson, neighbor living in a tent a few feet claim* to do. I can't say enough, for Mrs. A. A. Carmack, Mrs. J. M. McCtuskcy, Miss Telford, Mrs. S. E. Ives r°m the home told thnt four weeks IL" Many other men and women through­ Jr., Mrs. S. G. Walker, Mrs. F. Lcw*^n tnday the son, John R. Bryant, °’d him that a collector had threat­ out the country have found Black- ter, Mrs. G. A. Ranne, Mrs. Ingram. ened to levy on hia father's horses if Draught Joit as Mr Pononn describe* Mrn. L G. Starbuck, Mrs. S. D. Hard­ n feed bill was not immediately paid, —valuable In regulating tho liver to away, Mrs. Miller, Biro. T. P. Grant, and that the elder Bryant was going Its normal functions, and In cleansing Mr*. R. L Hycr, and Mrs, F. J. Terry, —Orlando Sentinel. ,°, beat it" In order to escape the the bowels of Impurities. debt. Thodford'a Black-Draught liver medldne la the original and only genuine iDRINK = r it?0 800 man th a t b li ’spring* Water. It* 99 98*100 •thcr had left early Sunday morning. Accept no Imitations or sntwtituts*. Always ask ft* Thedfordt, £ ■ per cent pure. Phone S ll. c *°n and his wife .weiy seen by the BY SASH]WEIGHT ' ■ 5 ? - - — T -5 . , = “ . *?• ' t iM Li : 'd' biggest thing you can do to im­ prove the quality of your haMnga end lower balding corta. Calumet is made in the larg­ est, moat lanitaryBaking Powder Factories In the World. No Bik­ ing Powder is mado under better coodltfcwia—none can be better in quality. It containa only such ingre­ dients us have been officially en­ dorsed bv the U. S. Pure Food Authorities. An absolute guanotsethst ft Is purs. R a ises i f The The C ost O f A ll B a k i n g s ■•Ms.] 1 ' m BAKING POWDER Franco—posWss proof of Ua super­ ior merit. fM r , i i ii n ! ■ Cska E —I cups paltry flour, 0 Jcvci U» K S lfe U cup butter.Ui caps granulated sunr, Yolksotl txga, H cup cold w ater, w hites a l l esc*. I teaspoon orange extract. Then mix in tha ncaiu wa* It b .uaed by more housewires and domestic scientists than any other brand. It is sold at a moderate price. AH you have to do is to compare costs to determine how much you can save by buying Calumet Gluten is the muscle building part oi flour whicITis of gj-eat Importance. To be aurc you get it In your bait­ ing* use plain flour and good baking powder, (not self-rising flourj. IF YOU N E E D A NEW PIANO TUNING W. L. Iinrvey will tune your piano. 18 yenrs with Cable Co. Permanent­ ly loented in Sanford nt 107 West First street. Phone 10.1-J. All w ork1 guaranteed. 2C*tfc LANDIS, FISH & HULL OIL COOK STOVE Huy (he B est (lint is m ade The FLORENCE Automatic J •1 Attorneys and Counaclloni-at-Lsw DcLAND, FLORIDA Will practice in the State nnd Feder­ al Courts. Special facilities for Ex­ amining nnd Perfecting Ijtnd Titles W e nlso have the Buck Line of GAS RANGES7 m ^ SCHELLEMAINES LA W Y E R hard 1 ^ ys CO M PAN Y o r n r r in tiik court hochk SANFORD t*n Q u a lity — l ow chs It For Bronchitis, Flu. Colds in Chest Ask Your Druggist M FLORIDA * SANFORD, FLORIDA GEO. G. h e r r in g Attorncy-a(-I.aw N o . 14 G a rn e r-W u drufT Iiuildin LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER SANFORD, FLA. Local and Long Distance Hauling JEWELER PHONE 498 MY SPECIALTIES: Pickard's Hand-Painted Chins Gorham’s Sterling Silver Rogers’ Plated Ware Elgin and Waltham Watches If ROGERS & JONES French Dry Cleaners Steam Dyers 611 Main St. Jacksonville, Fla. We' prepay parcel postage on retuma >■ n Wc Please You, Tell Olliers. If We Don't, Tell Us. - Parcel Post Your denning and Dyeing lo H O O -D OO “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers Grow Prolific • : Crops THE BLACKSHEAR MFG. COMPANY BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA A quarter-century of successful manufacture and distri­ bution in Florida and Georgia of High Grade “PROLIFIC” Fertilizers • Special formulas for Cirtus, Melon and all Vegetable Crops Reduce your 1921 Fertiliber bills by using “PROLIFIC” ’ Fertilizers. Honestly made, truthfully sold, nnd satisfactorily delivered An independent company with capacity of 400 tons daily, FLORIDA - ARE YOU IN SU R E D ? IF N O T , SE E AOENT8 .. MOSQUITOES, , .• o rrtc a peoi-lrh dank bdildino Flies, Roaches, Ants, Bed Bugs, Alltcs, Body, Lice and all Insects POSITIVELY GUARANTEED Sold Everywhere King Chemical Co., Pelham, Ga. For. sals by J. T. Alien, W. M. Tyler, Dan A Taylor, James Pott, Mrs. G. A. Bryant, Longwood, Fla.; Wight Grocery Co.,and all leading druggists and; grocery ■tores.” ■- " iL »_ W h a t? e -Ms W. J . T H IG P E N & COM PANY Crazy, Kills'Em Quick .r if T. E. KING, Agent SANFORD Runs ,1 “ We Deliver The Goods” H E N R Y M c L A U L IN f± . . m ,, .J o in . .• would like to have better T hen use OtlumeC It's the Reho-paste IF BACK HURTS BEGIN ON SALTS SOUR STOMACH INDIGESTION ■\TOU certainly want to X save money, and you Sanford, . . . - Florida nu , • Cools i i - : v ‘ ' rlim its ' V .7 ' r-^F " ..J . mm �umi ... u*:. -■ X ' ."r . ' I JTHE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL *22, f t .v —-- —r NOW IS THE ACCEPTED TIME. large afTairs that are in our grasp north. Towns everywhere grow in . _____ \ right now and push them to comple­ proportion to the fajth their -inhabi­ “BETTER-GET-B =rr There is a tide in the affairs of men tion. It is that spirit that will bury tants-have in them, which faith must ..V. ,Yrwll«al »»4 M l to* a . *. m olly Circulation------“DO IT NCtW1’ m. r. TJT.iAin. t u y u i T n u u n i which taken at the flow leads on to all previous differences under that be shown in investments in those pub­ str e n g th X. A. M I L . . . . . . .O m «n l K u t f u fortune. One of our great poets said broad banner of public welfare and It Simply Removes lic utilities and improvements which ^ ____ _ , . Obstructions ^_, , „ to- .Blood _ fWM*Flow i " these words many years ago and be public good and go ahead without any put more pleasure in life. The in­ ■ f ib lliW t X r tr j J t i f a j by Accumulations of many years— And Thus Equalizes never said a truer sentence in his lifo sense of that tired feeling that stops habitants of a town who expect forPressure on Nerves—Arteries There is a tide in the affairs of the progress in the summer time. We iegners to in vest in a community in (IsMrponua) city of Sanford right now that taken have no time for summer siestas here which they themselves refuse to in­ Neuritis------The “LOGICAL TREATMENT”------Paralysis w m o u w io i m o t nr adtamoxi at the flow will lead us .all to fortune if we intend to do those thfngs that vest are presumptuous. cum t m » . .......................................... ■t x months * . l.aa —If not all of us at least all of those arc up to the entire citizenship, And then he describes his trip thro ASK ASK who have boats and nets that they can Sanford is on the edge of the big­ Florida nnd has the following about MONTHS. US them scoop the catch when it comes by. Not gest boom in her history. We can Sanford: >4 OUm MaII N ilta r t i p u t U - INS. at Um N i l Offlo* at ■aa/ari, ■4, T U rlds, all of us will ever have.fortunes hut either start the ball rolling down hill We were met a t W inter'Park by PaSar Art W M in t », UT». Rheumatism—FOR MANY HUMAN ILLS— Blood Pressure the people of this city will help them­ and let It roll faster and faster with autos from Sanford, a city whoso peo­ MSaai IALD NOILSQro. tWu Ml selves and their town immeasurably in the momentum gathering at every ple are extremely proud of their town And Veins, so that the Blood Stream Functions B etterthe next twelve months or they will jump and getting to the bottom where and surrounding country. It Is hero Gets Nourishment to' Dormant Tissue sit down and let the opportunity pass prosperity is written In big letters or the celery industry of Florida reaches them by. It is hardly necessary to we can leave the ball at the top of At Sanford—No Mystery—No Imagination— Appointment Its jhlghosf development Hundreds go into details about what Sanford is the hill wh&re it is just as liable to TELEPHONE 184 L. C. CAMERON P. O. BOX 399 Agricultural report from Washingof acres of celery may be seen flour­ doing or expects to do. There arc roll to the other side where dead ton tells how to distinguish tsmb from ishing here. As we passed through several big propositions contemplated towns are congregated. Nothing will mutton. 'Down here we leave It to the this section the harvest of the crop here now that any one of which keep this town from going ahead and honest (?- butcher. was In full blast, and the fields were means fortune to Sanford, 'rtiis pa­ becoming a city of twenty-five thous­ alive with men and women cutting per has the inside dope on these plans and people In the next five years if Don’t you think wo have n wonder­ and packing the celery. Our autos but cannot give them to the public. nil of the big projects are launched ful city here on the banks of the St; were stopped as we passed along to There arc many secrets locked up. in this summer that should be launched Johns? And don’t you think yo'u can permit the distribution of the celery the bosoms of newspaper men all the and they will be put over If we just AT COST TO MEMBERS .help it to become more wonderful? to members of the party, a small en­ timo and. thero is a time to give out j go after them in the right spirit ami $1,740,000.00. Business in Force -----------------------publicity op affairs and there are the right spirit is that spirit of get- velops of salt being passed out with Sanford is to build a tourist hotel If there is no agent in your town, write headquart­ times to keep the details to yourself ting together and staying together to each stalk. I wish to testify here coating $900,000 and a golf course until the plans mature. Hut this we the end of the chapter. In this re­ that I have never eaten such delicious ers, Orlando, .for application .blanks. /JOIN TODAY! costing thousands more. Who says can say to the pooplo of Sanford: spect we also call your attention celery, every' bite crisp and of deli­ there’s no nerve in celery.—Tampa These big things for Sanford bingo again to the fact that only by the cious flavor from the heart out to .the FLORIDA STATE Trihpne. quite a bit on the amount of ginger Chamber of Commerce and kindred largest blade of the stalk. Developed ----- - - 0----------AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION and pep displayed by the city during organizations enn we expect to give land in this section sells for from $1, Those tourists who were so cock- the summer. They depend very much our undivided efforts to nny proposi­ 250 to 11,500 an acre. A celery grow­ 'sure that the winter was over and on the attitude of the citizens of San­ tion nnd make it a success. Organ! er told me that the grower was re rushed back north will have the pleas­ ford toward big projects nnd toward zation alone can perfect plans and put liv in g about three cents a stalk for ure of wading around in the snow this strangers in pur midst who wnnt t o ' them in completed form in the making the celery In the car. It wns expected such solid, substantial material here. thanks and wo voice the sentiments cf morning and we hope they get enough invest their, money here. They dc- of a big city nnd-organization can that 3,000 £nrs of celery would be The course this winter h«\bccn com­ the other churches, of the schools, cf • f it. April is the prettiest month in pend very much on whether the city as. only come lrom a real organization shipped from the Sanford district this posed of speakers of national repute the men and women who know tht the year ami so few stay to enjoy it. a whole intends to go forwnrd nnd that makes this their business. year. nnd every one of them has left h!s. Immense amount of benefit these 1«. . ---------- o——^---The driver of. the car in which I imprint on the life of Sanford. They tures have given our people here tha display the proper amount of optim­ “ I like to see a man proud of the ism or the proper amount of interest rode was a large stock-holder and have impressed our civil, industrial, winter. Never . before has Sanforf WITH THE EDITORS. place in which he lives. I like to see in nil that pertains to the building of manager of a sixty-acre tract which social nnd moral life and their coming had the advantage of such a good a man live so that his place will bo this city. This is not giving advice was devoted to the raising of celery. has been on inspiration. Dr. Russell course, and a course that has beea cf Thos. J. Howarth of the Chester, proud of him. Ho honest, but hate or slamming anyone. It is simply He told me that the mhrket this year Conwell, Rabl Wise, Ralph Farlette, -such -great benefit to everyone. Wi no one; overturn a man’s wrong-do­ facts stated in the right spirit to oil (III-) Tribune, writes about his trip wns not nearly so good as last year Dr. MfcConnell and others have done should have more of them. We shooU ing, but do not overturn him unless it those who in the past have not taken to Florida, pnd makes the following ior celery. "I might tell you," he much to bring us the message of good make it possible to have them ertij must be done in overturning the an active part in m atter of making comment, editorially, that is worth said, "what wo cleared from our tract citizenship, of the proper kind of cit­ winter. Wo should all join hands is wrong; stand with anybody that Hanford n big city, in tuking advan­ reading: last year, hut you would not believe izenship nnd have left their imprint giving Sanford more of these •big Towns of the size of Chester in stands right; stnnd with him while tage of the many good propositions me, so I will not tell you." Celery on the lives of the children, of the men things in life, more good amusements, ho is right and part with him when he that have come our way nnd having Floridn have bonded indebtedness run­ land must be highly developed Not on­ and women of this commmunity nnd more of the Bolid nnd substantid goes wrong."—Abraham Lincoln. that broad minded spirit of helping ning into the hundreds of thousands ly muBt there be irrigation, hut there we cannot help but profit by these ex­ things in this line. everything that wits for the good of of dollars. These bonds arc mort­ must he drainage, nnd n celery farm cellent lectures and the fine program Many of our people spend time and Sanford. Hut of all the good things gages on the physical properties of must be tiled about every sixty feet. that Dr. Hyman and those associated ONE INSPECTION MAY PROmoney going west in thu summer to coming our way in the past (here hns the cities placed in the firm assurance Quantities of fertilizers nrc used in the with him have given to Sanford and LONG THE LIFE OF YOUI} BATaee the mountains when they could, never been a time in our history when that public improvements—good roads preparation of the soil for n crop of Seminole county. The big hearted TERY. Drive in this week and hin for much less expense, . go to the absolute .co-operation was as essential good educational institutions, ade­ eel cry. nnd generous men of this community that inspection made. We have tit mountains of- North Carolina and get as right now. We should get that quate public utilities, nnd,good pub­ --------o--------• who, at various times, went down into agency for the Red Cap Rattory, id the sumo benefits. The mountains of spirit of cohesivcjiess that will hold lic buildings—will nttract people nnd THANKS TO DU. HYMAN. their pockets nnd paid for these lec­ can give you the best of service a Colorado may he larger and there may us together regardless of politics, re­ capital from communities which have tures and gave them to the children your battery.—B. 4 O. MOTOR Cfi be more of them, hut North Carolina ligion or business relations. It is less faith in their ability to grow. . 354tr free, have done n wonderful bit of The Herald wishes to thank Dr. The rapid growth of Florida cities in is hard to heat when it conies to the that spirit that will hind us together missionary work in our community Hyman for bringing such a fine lythe past ten yonrs is confirmation of real benefits to bo derived from the even if we are bitter partisans to the We want that "Pearl" from Mis­ mountain air. And our own southern point of enmity. It is that spirit of the correctness of the history of the ceum course to Sanford this winter. nnd to them nnd to Dr. Ilyman nnd all of those who made these lectures pos­ souri to quit kicking our Florida It has been different fnJm the other people of Florida. The same theory mountains are only a few hours ride getting together of every man anil around. sible, The Herald wishes to exterfd courses in the fact that he has brought is finding confirmation in cities of the woman in Sanford to take up these from Florida. THESANFORDHERALD THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY “ENERGIZER” I Automobile UNBELIEVERS—SKEPTICS—CRITICS Thousands of customers completely swamped THE SURPRISE SHOE STORE and were convinced, wonders upon wonders. They believed what they saw. Never before has such a bargain orgy been witnessed in Sanford. Did you get your share o'f bargains. * As this gigantic Sale approaches the end the prices have been hammered lower and lower with the determination to give you the biggest bargains of your life. R. A. ROGERS, Jr., Sales Manager EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY We Will Place on Sale One Lot of Georgette Waists—All colors and sizes, exquisitely -- * • i made. Not a one in the lot worth less than $8.00. The value is unbelievable. Limit, 2 to a customer. First come, first served. While they la s t.................................... $3.98 How can we do it? Come and see One Lot of Camisoles— worth double the price ............................: One Lot of Camisoles— Beautifully made of Satin and lace. Value unmatchable ..........$1. FAIR WARNING This is your last chance Take advantage o f it. One lot of Muslin Night Gowns — Beautifully embroidered, knock out price .. $1 One Lot Night Gowns— Clean up price 9J You can’t beat the value, Follow the Crowd to WANTED!! 25 EXTRA SALES­ PEOPLE Look for BIG RED SIGN. 310 Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fla Experience Unnecessary APPLY AT O NCE. �THE SALFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, Vp RIL 28, 1021 CLOSING OUT A number of autos were trying out the new brick road on Sunday. It ore worth doing are brought to suc­ extends clear to Paola now, passing cessful issue only through united de­ through Upsala, the laat link, the mand and interest. last link, the short cut through the J. A s^a—meraber-~Qf_tbo Chamber of" ■"ETLundquist place, has been opened Commerce you are affordedTXfl^op- to the public this week. portunity to work for conditions you Mrs. Barney Beck was on the sick have as a good citizen long hoped for: list with severe stomach trouble a you can help things happen. number of days last week. • If one ‘gives his best efforts he is Mrs. J. E. Vaughn was a caller at justified in looking for results favor­ the home of Mrs. T. O. Tyner Wedable to himself, material and ethical. nerday. He profits in dollars and cents thru Mrs. Mabel Krill has been in town the increased prestige of his city but a number of times lately, having some best of all in personal satisfaction at had teeth extracted. haring come out of his own shell of W. C. Miller, of Orlando, spent last self interest and broadened his horiSunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Voile Williams. Glsd to note tha tC. M. Williams, who was on the sick list for a week, is again able to be around. Mrs. Home, of Orlando, is spend­ ing a few days with her friend, Mrs. Westcrdick. We are all so sorry to hear of the terrible accident which occurred Mon­ day'noon at the A. C. L. yards when Andrew Bcrtelson, of Upsala, came so near being killed when the en­ gine started whilo he was at work under the front of the tank car. We hear thnt the leg was broken below the knee and at the ankle and that some crushed toes had to be am­ putated. He was taken at once to the Fernald-Lnughton hospital whero friends say he is resting ns easy os could be expected. We extend our sympathy to the- sufferer and his and Packing House Pro ducts for Rural Homes ON TUESDAY, APRIL 12 We will start delivering Meats nnd other products handled by us to tho rural districts of Sanford, at the same price os charged our city customers. iWc will make deliveries to the East Side on Tuesda»Thursdny and Saturday and to the West Side on Wednesday and Friday. PHONE 122 FOR PROMPT SERVICE Brown’s Market 417 Sanford Avenue Judge Benton and wife and daugh­ ters, Alice and Helen, near Maitland, came up Tuesday by auto to spend the night a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Westcrdick, motoring un the next dny to Jacksonville where they took the boat for New York for their summer home at Rochester, N. Y. They are so much plcnscd with Florida they have bought them an­ other place and expect to put up n residence on it to suit themselves on Lake 'Maitland. This hns been written with our left hand in a basin of hpt salt water, as on the evening of the 9th we happen­ ed to n painful little accident cutting off the end of the thumb, while killing a chicken. I)r. Denton was called and soon checked the arteries bletding. It is doing well now. Mrs. Tyner took us in for the first dressing. We appreciate very much the kindness and sympathy of our friends in our little misfortune. HERALD ADS got result* Some FACTS About CLOSING Stock and Fixtures have be$n sold in and the Store leased in 0 ^ an^° Closed this week preparing Sanford and Orlando stock to be thrown on the Market in Sanford for Eight Days— y Sanford, Florida307 First Street HATS Values up to Values up to Values up to Values up to Values up to Values up to Values up to Values up to $5.00.. Values up to $10.00 Values up to $25.00 $20.00 $27.50 $45,00... $47,50... $55.00.. $59,50... $65,00... WAISTS Values up to' $3,50.......... .98 Some $10 and $12 values.. 3.98 Another Group $15 values 4.98 Values up to $22.50.......... 7.98 SHAPES Values up to $3.50 Values up to $6.50 No Skirt in House over $14.98; all o ur $35.00 to $50.00 Skirts in Groups $4.98—$7.98—$14.98—$9.98—$12.98 FOR REAL VALUES SEE THE COAT SUITS............................ $10.00 Nothing in store over $50.00, all reduced. Stock must go, as we are going out of business.' Now is your chance New Organdies, Voiles, Silk, Satin and Georgette, all must go, ranging $3.98 TO $60.00 NO DEPPOSITS IN THIS SALE Considering the anguish of those who ore trying to collect the indem­ nity, one suspects at times that los­ We on the south side of Milwaukee ing the war was just another of Ger­ know a little about celery cultivation, many's atrocities,—Baltimore Sun. having seen those big celery fields “The Florida Wild Life League and west of 22nd avenue, which ha\e near­ its principles are sweeping Florida,” ly disappeared to mnke room for res­ says the Orlnndo Sentinel. Beware idences, hut celery culture hy tho Cornof false interpretations! stock family never nppronched the celery culture at Sanford, Florijln, "In case of fire—keep your head whose system of sub-irrigation, subthe Gainesville News. It advises arention and sub-drainage costs $250 would also be wlso to not forget your per acre, but an acre of land, we were told, at Sanford has produced 70 tons clothes. of vegetables in a season, of nine months and sold for $4,084.00, exclud­ ing freight rates of approximately $1,000. We understand that 313 cars wero shipped tho week before wo reached Sanford and 2,151 cars since Christmas. A bunch of celery and RE paper of salt being presented to each of the occupants of over 100 autos. Sanford district have the underground system of Irrigation and the earth la so fertile th a t three crops a year may be rotated by the man who can keep up with the productive toil.—Milwau­ kee Times. CELERY CULTIVATION AT SANFORD. P Here are authentic figures from the Ford Factory at Detroit. They show you just how many Ford cars and trucks have been built each month since January 1,1921, and how many have been sold to retail customers, in the United States. JANUARY .. FEBRUARY MARCH ....... Produced .29,883 35,305 61,886 Deliv. tb Retail Customers 57,208 63,603 87,221 Total Production showing that actual sales for the first three months of 1921 exceeded pro duction by 80,958 Ford cars and trucks! April requisitions already Specify 107,719 additional cars and trucks and the estimated April output of the factory and assembly plants combin­ ed calls for only 90,000! These facts clearly show.that the demand for Ford products is grow­ ing much faster than manufacturing facilities to produce and were it hot for the dealers' limited stocks, which are now being rapidly depleted, many more customers would have been compelled to wait for their cars. It will be only a matter of weeks, therefore, until a big surplus of orders will pre­ vent anything like prompt deliveries. If you would be sure of having your Ford car or truck when you want ou should place your order now. Don't delay. Phone us or drop us a A U TH O R IZED FORD D E A L E R h ilip Nine Are Injured *On Southern Train By Freight Car Door (»r Th. Arndt US Pr.u) CHARLOTTE, N. C., April 18.— Nine persons were slightly injured a t China Grove near here today when two Southern railway passenger trmiBS were side-swiped by a hanging door on a north-bound freight. Four of the Injured were brought to a local hospital. R. A ndrews AL SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 371-J “And There Wasn't the Slightest Smell from Dead Ra^i." Writes John. Slmpklna, farm er of Annandale, N .,J.: “Rets were cost­ ing me hundreds yearly; tried dogs, ferrets, poison, could not get rid of them.- Bought $1.25 pkg. of RATSNAP (5 cakes). Used half, not a live rat since. Dead ones a plenty. I like RAT-SNAP because after killing rata It dries them up—leaves no smell.” Three sizes, 85c, 65c, $1.26. Sold and guaranteed by Ball HardThe disciples of Bacchus aro still claiming that prohibition ‘la a failure, but they will have to admit that they are forced to work overtime finding their favorite brands. FOR SALE—Large WAREHOUSE with rail road siding. Three blocks from center of city.—Geo. W. Knight, Real Estate and Insurance, Sanford. *• 35-tf Dr. Sawyer, the president’s physi­ cian, may bo an excellen gentleman of medicine, but General Dawes has the only word that describes his appear­ ance In uniform. YOUR HOMB IS WORTH PAINT] Remember how beautiful your home looked when you fine moved in—how fresh and dean it wu? All iu original beauty and freshness can be tostored easily and economically with M n tr snd W V h n tlrh tr A« “ “ “bj book!*; ”71* HmutAcna lb* t r t j, aiimm** the value of paint harmony in the home. Aik ut foe free copy end color chart!. CARTER LUMBER . SANFORD, FLA. �D ■ /il mm - - m mmm - '*:%ViV-C- • = - ' • THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921 *■ K .V I . ■ B fs 1NOTICE or A N ELECTION TO ESTABLISH In Circuit Court, Seventh Jadlelal NOTICE OF. APPLICATION F0k SPECIAL KOAD AND BEIDOE DISTRICT TAX DEED * Circuit, 8eminoie County, Flor­ IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, TL 0B ID A . TO BE KNOWN AS BPECLAL X 0A D AND BKID0E ida.—In Chancery Under Section 575 of the Generj DISTBICT NO. S. AND DETF.BMIXE FORECLOSURE—NOTICE OF W UETHER TH E COST O r TH E BUILDING Statutes of the State of Florida IN EX: rr.TITIO N OF 0 . V. W H EELER , XT (From Monday's Daily) OF THE PROPOSED HOADS AND BRIDOLS MASTER’S SALE Notice is hereby given that J. i AL.. FOR TH E ESTABLISHMENT O r A IN SAID SPECIAL ROAD A N D BRIDOE SPECIAL ROAD AND BRIDG E DISTRICT Verno Amett of Osteen was In the DISTRICT SHALL BE PA ID T O E EBON W. R. Barr, Complainant, ^ a rro ld , purchaser of Tax Certifl. TO BE KNOWN A 1 SPECIAL ROAD AND THE PROCEEDS OP A BOND ISSUE IN city today on business and pleasure. BRIDOE DISTRICT NO. I, OF SEMINOLE cate No. 1109, dated the 3rd day q4 vs. THE BUN OP NINETY THOUSAND *90, COUNTY. FLORIDA. 000.00) DOLLARS. Tbe petition o f II. P. W heeler, Theo Aulin, WHKItEAB, ■ petition w*» pr***nt*d to tn« Clara Moore nnd her husband, A. G. June, A. D. 1912, has filed said certL Mrs. Jacob Wcy and Mrs. Sarnh *1 i l . aiklng for tli* eatabllahment o f a Special Hoenl of County C om ottulon, r* nf Semlool* Moore, Defendants, ficatc in my office, and has made ip. Arthur F. Odlln, of Jacksonville, Martin were guests over night with Itoad m il ilrltlf* Dlatrlet to bo knrwn u County, r io tU * . on Ui* Blh d (y o f Martti, A plication for Tax Deed to insffe in NOTICE ItO A It AN1> || IHDGE DISTRICT NO. D., 10JI. (lynait by tnor* tbtn tw«nty-ftT* p«r Fla., hna been selected by President Mrs. Harry Ward, returning from St. SPECIAL 3. Ilf Seminole Count*. Florida, b a t lp i b*«n rent of Ibe duly r*(U trrrd rater* wbo *r* is hereby given, (hat I.E.F.Houaholder, cordance with law. Said certified Harding to be United States Judge for Augustine. They left this morning preaenled at lb* regular March m eeting o f thta frr* bol-trr* rn ld in x wit bln tb* territory ber* Hoard, held on (h* fllb dar o f March. A. D. In iftrr d w r lb e d . p rty ln c to b * t* «m»lltnl»«l Special Master in tho above entitled embraces tho following described Porto Rico. Mr. Odlln was formerly for their home in Arcndin. 1031, and aald p etition hatln* teen filed with ■nd M l*bll(b*d ■ R p *d (l Itoad (* d Brldy* suit, will, under and by virtue of that property situated in Seminole coua. thla Hoard a l that lim e, and It appearlfig to D litrlct In Sem inole County, Florid*, lo be Judge In Porto Rico and later on the thla Board that aald petition la a lin ed hy not known ■• Hl-KCIAI, ItOAD AND UIUDGB DDL ty, Florida^to-wit: certain decree heretofore on March lr«a than Iw en ly -flt* per cent, o f th* dot* T im .T No. 3, or Sem lnol* County. florb U . (nd Judicial circuit In the Philippines. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Hill motor­ re* lair red totem who am free-bolder* rraldlnf lo here rood ru rted w ithin u l d S p e d d Hoad 29th, 1921, entered in the above said W half"of NW quarter of NW qm,. Judge Odlln is n former resident of In the territory It la prupoaed to create Into and Bride* D U trlct, permanent and ed up from Orlando yesterday to aald Special Hoad and bridge Dlatrlet, and lb* bridge*: lb* Itrrltory (ought to be road* suit, on the 2nd day of May, 1921, te r 0 eaa S 7 A of W half nnd less R conatltutrd Orlando, coming here in 1885 and petition a etlln g out a deaerlptlon o f tb* and ralabllahed Into a Special Hoad ami Bridge spend the day.with Mrs. Hill's par­ eald during the legal hours of sale, and at 10% A.) Sec. 3, Tp. 20, S. R. 31 ^ proposed location of tba roada and bridge* to leaving this city early In the SpanlshDUtrlct being In Sem inole County, Florida, and ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bassett Smith, be conatructad, and alao tb* (m ou n t neecaaary more particularly described aa follow*, to-wit: the front door of the Court House in The aaid land being assessed at tb« Amertcan war. He was later Judge for lb* rat atrue (Ion o f *ald work, (a k in * and Itc,Inning at tb* corner o f Section* 3>i, ST, S4 of Palmetto avenue. They have vis­ praying for authority to lain* and »eU .bond* ami 39, Townahlp 91. Sooth o f Range 30 Eaat, Sanford, Florida, sell to the highest date of the issuance of such certifl. In Porto Rico and on judicial circuit tb* taxable property w llbth eald Bpeclal run Booth (kin g Section Line to com er o f Sec­ ited here several Sundays recently and u|»in Itoad and Bridge Dlatrtrt. anid a fter due and tion, 14. 13, 2J and 33, Townablp 31, Bouth of bidder for cash tho following describ­ cate in the name of Alex Vaughn. in the Philippines, os stated above. careful ciam ln a lln n and Inrratlgatlon, K ap­ Hang* 30 Eaat, thence W eal along Meet Ion Una ed property, lying nnd Being in Semi­ Unless said certificate shall be re­ say they like Sanford and vicinity. A fter his return to Florida he made pearing to tba aatiafactlon of thla Board that to corner o f Beellona ID, IT, 30 and 31, Town­ deemed according to law Tax Deed the petitioner* b are compiled with tb* law In ahlp 31, South of Hang* 30 Eaat. thence South nole County, Florida, to-wit: his home In Arcadia, having but re­ aucb matter* a* by a ta tu le la In auch caae mad* akiog Section t.lo* to the Houthweel com er of will issue thereqn on the 10th day of Lot six {C) and the South thirty Misses Mildred Holly and Olive and prorated: cently changed his residence to Jack­ Seetlon 33, Tuwoablp 31, South of llange 30 IT IS THEKEFOIUl IIKHKIIY ORDERED at Baal, thence Eaat along Townahlp U o * betVreen (30) feet of lot five (5) H. W. Barr’s May, A. D. 1921. Newman returned yesterday from sonville. Judge Odlln is one of the thla m eeting o f tb* Board of County Cbmmla- Townahlpa 31 and 33, to ‘tba Econlockhatchl* Hammock, Witness my official signature and of Sem inole County, bald Ihla Oth day Creek, thence Northerly along aald Creek lo It* first addition to Black most prominent republicans In tho Jacksonville, where they accompanied airmen o f April, A. I). 1031. being * regular m eet­ Interaectton with the Eaat boundary of 8ec seal this the 31st day of March A. Seminole County, Florida, according Mrs. E. A. Hill and her neicc, Miss ing o f raid Board, that an a lection be, and tb* state and took an active part In the lion 13, Townablp 31. South o f Hang* 31 Eaat. u rn * la hereby ordered held In eald tarTlIory tbenc* North along llan ge Hoe be tween Range* to the recorded plat thereof. * D. 1921. activities during tho past presidential Edith Lee. Mrs. Hill and Miss Leo w hich It la proptsed to conatltnl* Into aald 31 and 32 to th* quarter Section corner on tb* (SEAL) Said property to bo sold at public E. A. DOUGLASS, remained over and will visit S t Au Special^ Jtoad and Bridge IHatrlet to b* known Eaat boundary o f Section 34, Townahlp 30, election.—Reporter-Star. ( ( SPECIAL ROAD AND BRIDGE DISTRICT South o f Range 31 Eaat. thenro W eal lo Lake ■Clerk Circuit Court, gustine ere Miss Lee sails for her No. 2* of BtIllinois C ount/, Florida, to d tU r- Jeaaup, tbenc* W ealerly along th* Bouth ahore outcry to the highest bidder for cash m in t whether in ch territory t h i l l be ronatl* of Ltka to Section Lin* running Eaat and W rit in hand. Purchaser to pay for deed/' Seminole County, FI* home in England. toted Into i H pecltl Itoad tnd llr ld ft Dlatrlet, between Section* SO and 33. Townahlp 30. South E. F. H0USH0LDER, By A. M. WEEKS, D. a •n d to further determ ine whether the roede end of Rang* 30 Eaal. thence Weal along aald Sec­ bridge* proposed to be ronatrocted eh ell be ctn- tion Lin* to point o f beginning, the abote deSpecial Master. 33-6tc Mr. nnd Mrs. J. S. Wilson, Mr. nnd • tra d ed end paid for In the manner specified acrlbed territory being County Co mm la* Ioner* nnd net forth In nnld petition. SCHELLE MAINES, DUtrlct No. 4, and alao. Mrs. John C. Smith and little son, It le tysrtber ordered thnt proper notice o f Beginning at • point on tho Sooth bonndaty NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Solicitor for Complainant. election be ftr e n nnd published for not o f Section S I. Townahlp 31, Booth o f Kang* Wilson Smith, spent Sunday with Mr. enld lene then th lr t/ d n /e next preceedlng the d e / 33 Eaat, where th* Econiockbatctil* Creek croeaTAtX DEED and Mrs. C. C. Spencer in Haines on which* eocb election ebnu be held. M id no­ e* aald Mb*, tbenc* Northerly along aald Creek 33-Gtc tice to be published In the SANrOKD ilK ItA l.P . IT'S GRANDMOTHER'S RECIPE City, their winter home. Mr. and t new iptper published to JUnford, Itemtnole to IU Interaectton w ith the Eaat boundary o f Section 13, Townablp 31, Soolb o f Range 81 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Under Section 575 of the General Stv Florida. Mrs. Spencer are Icavihg this week Count/* TO BRING BACK COLOR AND It Is further ordered that o n l/ d o )/ <ioal!fled Eaat. thence North aloog (aid Bang* line be­ • tutes of the S tate'of Florida TAX DEED tween Range* 31 and 32 Eaat, lo tb* quarter for their northedh home in Pittsburg, electors who nre freeb old ere residing w ithin Section LUSTRE TO HAIR com er on the Eaat boundary o f Sec­ Under Section 575, of the Notice is hereby given that J. R, General liie territory which it is proposed to create Into Pa. a 8(»ecial Hoad and Ilrldge IMstrtct sh all be en­ tion 34. Townahlp 30 South o f R ange 31 Eaal, Laing, purchaser of Tax Certifie d thence Weat to lA k o Jeaaup, tbenc* Northerly Statutes titled to »ote at auch election. That beautiful, even shade of dark, The following le the territory petitioned to be along Eaat ahore or Lek* Jeoaup to lb* St. No. 130, dated the 3rd day of June, Notice is hereby given that Realty John* rlrer, (hence In * general Eaalerly dl glossy hair can only be had by brew­ (From Tuesday’s Daily) ccm stltulrd into a Hperle) Hoad and Hridge reel loo up th* Ht. John* R letr 10 .tnd through Trust Co,, purchaser -of Tax CertifL A. D. 1918, has filed said certificst* IHatrlet; ing a mixture of Sago Ten and Sul­ J. A. Snyder, the live merchant of lie f Inning s t the corner of Hectlona 2d, 27, 24 Lake Harney, Ihtocc Southerly and up to th* point where th* Ht. John* rlrer cro*»* the ento No. 1531 dated the 5th dny of in my office, and has made applies, phur. Your hair is your charm. It ChuluoLn, was in the city today on and 23 of Township 20, Bouth o f Range 30 South boundary of Tbwnahlp 21 Bouth, thence E ast, mu Booth along Keel Ion line fo corner November, A. D. 1895, has filed said tion for Tax Deed to issue in accord­ makes or mars the face. When it business. o f Section* 14, 13. 22 and Zl, Township 21. Weat along aald Townahlp Une lo lb* point of beginning, the abote dracrlbed territory being certificate in my office, nnd hna mndo ance with inw. Said certificate toBooth of Itange 30 East, thence W rit along fades, turns gray or streaked, just an Hectlon l.lne to corner of Sections Id, 17, 20. County ConimUalonera" IHalrlct No. 5 application for Tnx Deed to issue in braces the following described proper­ T b - deaerlptlon o f tb* propoeed location of application or two of Sngo and Sul­ ■nd 21, Township 21. Booth of H inge 30 Es*t, II. P. Smith, vice-president of the thence Bouth along Section Line to the Bouth the road* and bridge* to be conatrucled. hard- accordance with law. Said certificate ty situated in Seminolo County, Flor. phur enhances its appearance a hun­ comer o f Heel Jon 32, Township 21, Bouth •urfaced and Imprured la aa follow*, to-w it: Peoples Bank, has returned from owfe tiRange That certain highw ay from Orledo to Cold- embraces the following described da i,to-wit: Lot 6, Block 14, Tier 9, 30 East, thence East along Town dredfold. , •Hip D n e between Townahlpa 21 and 22, to enrod, deecrlbe<l aa followa. tb w it: Beginning property situated in Seminole county, Sanford. The said land being assess­ Palm Beach, where, ho attended tho In th* Town of Orledo, Sem inole County, Florl Don't bother to prepare the mix­ the Ecoolockbetchle Creek, thence Northerly g eth! creek to Ita Intersection w ith the da, at a point bOO feet Eaat of Ibe Northweat Florida, to-wit: ed a t the date of tho issuance of such ture; you can get this famous old meeting of the Bankers’ association. alon Ea*t Untndarj o f Bcctlon 13, Township 21, corner of Section 13, Townahlp 31, South of II. R. Stevens, president of the Peo­ S half of SW quarter of S\V quar­ certificate in the name of F. D. Reed. Booth of Range 31 East, thence North along Rang* 31 Eaat, ruo W eal 2100 feet, thence In ■ ' recipe improved by the addition of the main Range Line between Range* 31 and 32 to (be Nouthweaterly direction follow ing other ingredients at a small cost, ail ples Bank, nttended the meeting also Q uarter section com er on the East huondaiY Irarrlled road running from Orlrdo lo Orlando ter of SE quarter, Section 35, Twp Unless said certificate shall be rsi«f Meet Ion 21, Township 2»>, Houlh o f Range 31 a’pproilm alely 3.0 mile* to the Orange County 19 S., Range 30 E., containing 5 acres, deemed according to Inw Tax Deed ready for use. It is called Wyeth's nnd returned yesterdny. Ea*l, t hence W eal to hake Jessup, thence line, and alao, That certain highw ay from (Tiuluota to tb* the said land being assessed at the will issue thereon on the 30th day of W esterly along the Bmith flhote o f l#ak« to Sage and Sulphur Compound. This lie dnto of the issunnee o^ such certifi­ April, A. D. 1921.. Hectlou Line running East and W est between County line, dcecrlbed aa follow*, lo-w lt: . C. II. Lcffler has returned from n can nlwnys be depended upon to bring Sections 2d /n d 33. Township 20. South of ginning at the Interaectlon of the Eaat line of H**ctlou 2b. Townahlp 21. Honth of Itange 32 Hang© SO E sit, thence West along said Hire cate in tile name of Unknown. WITNESS my official signature and visit to his daughter, Mrs. Mnrv back the natural color and lustre of thin Line to i«-lnt of ttrgInning , Fuat, w llli the ceutrr line of Serruth alrret In senl this the 22nd dny of March, A. Also Tax Certificate No. 2050, dat­ Strong, ni Hastings. Mr- Lcffler your hair. tho Town Hite of North Chuluota. Semlnol* Ibr *hoTi* dewcf|t*ed t#rr!iocy being ('canty in ruts#loner's lU strtct, No. 4, and also, ro n n ly . Florida, run South 1.K3 mile* on Ihe ed the 5th day of June, A. D. 189-1, D. 1921. Everybody uses “Wyeth’s Sage and says the Hastings section is booming t o (legtuning st * point on the South Ihitindary of Eaal line o f Hecllona 2b and 32, tu the Grange (Seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, lias filed said certificate in my office, Sulphur Compound” now boenuse it now nnd the growers are getting out Section 31. Township 21, Bouth of Hangs 32 County line, and Es»t. where the K ronlockhstchle Cr©ek cruises Alao timer portion* of that certain highway Clerk Circuit. Court, darkens so naturally and evenly thnt their big potato crop, sending out w ld line thence Northerly stung said ('reek te l wren ilrtieva and Oareola, more particularly and lias made application for tax deed to Its Inirrsection w ith the East boundary of drarrllied aa follow*, to w it, Itegin Hid feet to issue in accordance with law. Said nobody can tell it has been applied. hundreds of car loads of Florida Section Seminole County, FU. 13. Township 21, South o f Range 31 W rit of th# Koutheaet com er o f Section 0, East, thence North along said Range Line beBy V. E. DOUGLASS, D. a You simply dampen a sponge or soft spuds to the northern markets. Townahlp 31, Houlh o f Range 32 F a il. Seminole certificate embraces the following de­ 32-fltc I» ecu Itange* 31 and 32 East, is tbs Quarter County, Florida, laald [mini twlng the Eaal end brush with it and draw this through Seel Ion comer on the East boundary o f Bee of u,e lulck road on Ih* South line of aald Hec scribed property situated in Seminole ADVEHTIBFM ENT lion 21. Township 20, South of Range 31 East, tlon Sl|, mn Eaal Sid feet to the South eaat County, Florida, to-wit: the hair, taking one sninll strand at a •!©*) bid# will be rrcrU n l by Ibe Il^rJ tf Mrs. Caldwcldcr nnd fnmily of Phil­ thence Weal to Lakf Jessup, thence Norther­ rurncr of aald Section b, thence North and time; hy morning the gray hair 1ms adelphia, nre in tho city, the guests ly along iite East abort of Lake Jeaanp to the Nnrlheaaterly along the road leading to Dace Beg, 30.G7 chs. W of NE corner Conn I y Com inJim| on rr» ©f Luke County* Pj£#1f4i, ■uni ib e Itnutrtl o f CW nty CommlMloners of S t. in h m Ith rt, thence In m general Easterly ola, 1434 feet to a p«dnt one m ile from begin disappeared, ami after another appli­ of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. R. Stevens anti direction Sec. 2, Twp. 20 S., Rge. 30 E.k run S N©mlnote Ciinnty, F lo rb U , nieetlny Join?!7 i( up the Ht. Johns River to and through nlng, and alao tb e C ourt Hone© In Tarsfi*#, FJnrbli, for tie Lake Harney, the nre Southerly and up to the cation it becomes beautifully dark and Dr. Ralph Stevens. The Cnldweldcrs Beginning at the Northern Irrmlnu* of the 5 chs. W 10 chs, N 5 cha, E 10 chs. Milts!ru ctio n of a vrornlen treat!# bridfp i r r m point where the Hi. Johns 111ter crossea the County mail running from Genera to Oareola, appears glossy and lustrous.—Adv. twbtindafy nf Townahlp 21, Houth, them*© • aid [eilnt tielng1 TO feet Northweat from the The said land being assessed at the lb© W rk lv a r lre r. a! |0 t . m Ifn ^ 12. 1K I. have been spending the winter in Min- Sr+otli Facti bbl iii'isl b# aTCompsnlwl !t/ a rrrtiWeal ahmg n i l Tuwtiahlp Line to point nf renter line of the Florida Eaat In a tt Railroad date of the issuance such certifi­ fbwl cheek In the •urn o f fir© hutulrr.| i / vjO) leaglnnlng tni, where t h e y had their yacht nnd and ISO feel Weat from the center line of the il« llara. mail© payaht© ro T *t" Nmjrds#. ( l# rl the isl«ovr dim iU-4-d territory Itelng Cciiinly ttaceula t X|,rr»* Cu!Ti[>any'• niltl aiding, run cate in the name of Unknown. fo r th e li^a rJ of County ImamiaaJotmfe of greatly enjoyed tho season. They < auimlHimicr'a IH atrlet No. 3. Southwesterly parallel with the Florida Eaa desrflpih.n of the proposed 1+H*a!ion of Co*at Railroad one m ile., Sahl roada and aald Unless said certificates shall be re­ Lak© C b a n lj, F k trb la, &# erldrar© nf g>><yif have been in Sanford before nnd hnvo (beTheroada f i ll b . ia and bridges to tie oxnairujlcd, hard portion* of aald road* to lie cotta (rue fed of deemed according to law tax deed will Tli© County Com mi#* hm© ra r###ri© lb# deb t many friends bore who are glad to nee mirfarpd nnd Improved, la a* follow*, to wit auch width and o f auch hard surfaced material certain highway from Uvledo to (iuldcn- aa may herraftrr le delerm lued hy the Hoard issue thereon on the 10th day of May, !n r©Jvr! any or «)J them again. CV|>l©a of plana, ■l»©clf|r * ( lonv. roe* n**l t|r-#cf lin’d «* follow s tow It lirgtnnJng In County Comm Iaa Inner* A. D. 1921. the ’1 hit 1*1 of I i11e*It» H a4tnlrnde (’**'11n Iy , |*hirlda, of The (Far! ©ni) tioitij may Jk* bait on I*1 TALLAHASSEE, April 29.—Repre­ amount estim ated a* necessary ro pay ai ■ pomt WX) feci Ea*t of the Nor tim es! corn T. C. Htnyth©, Clerk of Ihe llosfti of C « u jf for the emit true I!>n o f the r'i,ad • ami hrldgea Witness my official signature and rr o f Hecllon |3 . Township 21. Hnnth of Range Corn tu Ihhloners, Tat arm , Flor hi a. or frutu K. JL sentative , Futch of Lake county se­ eel forth In aald petition Is NINETY THOUS­ -il East, run W est 2lflg feet, thence In a AND tftm.raui.nuj imllara. the cimi of aurli seal this the 31sl dny of March, A. fVrtijdaaa, Clerk nf lit© fJoanl «»f Omnly r « » cured the passage by the house MonHo«iitiw»>*ii>rly d ire r lion following (I.e main mlvaionera. Panfur*!. riu riili, afler 3S. ronalructlon to I— paid frir |,y Ihe Issuance and D. 1921. , LTstrliHI ro«ti running from Otlrilo to Orlando ou iJe(iu«U of $5.00 which w ill be roJsro©4 if dny of a resolution to be addressed to aale o f txitids for aald amount, payable thirty bid f i mad©, Is Only One of Nature’s Warnings of approximately 5.0 tulles (y the Orange i'uunly yrant after date, with Inlrteat a l Ihe rate o f all (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Line, and also, the Southeastern Passenger Associa­ I lf o rd er of tfl© Board of CcHinty Cota tele Weak or Disordered Kidneys. Tliat certain lilgtm n y from (Iniluoia to (he l-er cent. |» r annum, aald Niud* not to tie wild ■loiicnt 4if Beuiliml© C ounty, Florida Clerk Circuit Court, or otherwise dtem -ed ,,f fur leaa than par. tion at its meeting at Atlanta yes­ tvMinly Line itrscrll*etj an fr>||pwp, to wit 1^ (HKAI.) . a . DOUULJUa. NOW. THEREFORE, Nolle* la hereby gleen ginning at (he Intersectluu of the East tide 'Seminole County, Kin. ('ierk* terday. The purpose of the resolu­ that on the ITIh da* o f May, A. D. IPS), an Have you a lame buck, aching dny o f Section 2Ji, Townali'p i l . H-t.iih n f Range 3:2 elec 11on Mill t*e held w ithin Ihe territory 31 file Hy V. n DOITGLASB, D. a By A. M. WEEKS, D. C. tion IB to urge certain reduced pas­ East with the renfer line i-f Hcven'b sttret and night 1 Do you feel sharp pains In th e To w it * d !r «*f No f t 1': ,u Di .it s.Mi.itv.I,- aought to la- created, om atlttitcd and eatat-Rah 1 3 -M o IN THE CIRCUIT COUHT, SEVENTH JUD10senger rates to this state that nre be­ , iJorMa run 4«Hiih I •*.* mHea on ih*> ml Into a Hperial Road and Jlrldgo illatrlct, arftl I AL CIRCUIT. STATE OF fl.OH IDA. after stooping? Are the kidneys iEoat *tn i i tlin arid eh-, t linn I • t ere hi ordered lo t>r held «ai e >>f .Meeth*n» 21* -mtj .IJ i o tEc* H i a n g e ing enjoyed try tit her sections of the SEMINOLE COUNTY aald ilate hy the i|ila lifted elector* who are sore? Is their action irregular? Use * Dimly line. astf. NOTD'E OF APPLICATION TOP TAX DEI D l'r«»j.|*. I'.ank )>f Banrurd, Fb-rbla a u-ri-TV country therein named. The resolu­ \ le*» t Ihn f |-.f Ihtlia of lti«f f f t a t n highw ay free huldrra residing w ltldn the territory whlrti lio n . C ow |)lalnatil •DoanV Kidney Pills—the medicine txri wiM ii Eeiicva nhd ID *- iht, j »re p-irth tilsr It la prn[a»ed In create Into sahl M|-ecl*l Road tion was immediately seht over to n. anil Itrldae irlatrlct. In tletermlnr If the ataire U odar Section &TS of tb a G enera] B tatuta* of recummended by so many Sanford tji tJra.Tit>ed mn follow s Rr glinting HU fret ilcacrlheil Ilea lly T r u ii Company, a nyporyllon. f t territory shall lie conatltuled Into a lb* S lat* of F lo rid * the senate, where it was also adopted. W est o f the Houtlieast eirner o f Hegtluo U, I>©f#ndanta. N otice la liereh]r j-lren that W . M. Blackpeople. Read this case: Township so, Houlh o f Rang# 3J Ui m , B#ml- Stwclal Road aud Hridge tllatrct o f Seminole It npj*©arl!i|t l»; afTIdivl! aj»jw*nd©d to Ihe U9 Tho memorial rends: w d t County, Florida, .M atId |*»hn b fln g tbs County, Florida, to ha known a* SPECIAL w im l. [>ttrcInner o f Tar C ertificate No, 410,- M « I In Hie iU iv# Klutfil fau»© (hat the dfMrs. W. F. Leavitt, 317 W. Third i!»lifl lb* 3nl i|*jr o f June. A. D. 1HI8. ba* filed ROAD AND lIRHMin DISTItlOT NO 2. and Joi»i end nf the brick m ad na the South line of "Whereas, vnrious railroad com­ fe ndau(a, Heymmir f a c k l n f Co., V. A . SlfWWt certificate In mjr y fllce, and tin* mad* St., Sanford, says: "Some few yenrs ••I d Hrcthm l») run East HIH feet lo the Houth* to further determ ine If there (b a ll tw con- ■*ld ■nd <*«»., CV W. Ilendrrann C'o.* i \ O. Jaeikt panies acting through their Passen­ east corner of salt) Section P. thence Noyth and • m in e d wllliln aald S|>erlal Ih.ad and llrhlgr '('plication fur t * i Deed to jam # In accord- Co,, H aw yer and lla y , W illiam fle n rj IJiiski ago I was had off with kidney trouble Nortbraulrrly along the rued leading to Osceola, District alerre define)], |ernrar)rnl roa>la and nre with law Haiti certific a te rmhrarr* Ibe Iron <’ltjr rrm lu rv Co., IM ward Read and ger Traffic Associations, have grant­ l i d ! feet to n |>«kin( one mile from beginning, bridge* 'aa prayed for anil as fully dcacrltiot ami f)dl))W In* dew>-f ||-ed |in.[-erl j allllated In Reinl- II It. Flak Co., A m erican M a n u fac lu rltf 0#., nnd knife-like pains shot up from my an d. **l forth 111 the petition tm file with the Hoard rwl* r.H |n lj, Florida, lo-w ll: ed to TexnH, Middle West nnd Pacif­ A Fay and K f«n Co., aud I*, A. Mil M lila ij In Section 10, Tow nab In 21 S kidneys and there was a dull ache in Alsu U'gmning al (he Northern terminus of of County Commlaalonera. and alao to further a nil Son Co., ar© fu re lfn cocporetfuna hatlaf ic coast points in the United States *he C o u n t| fluid ru n n in g from U e n e ti to Os determ ine If NINETY THOUSAND 1|!Hl.f»el util Ralllie III H i. I no la r# of ho«ln#f* w ith in tli© Sial© of Fkch my baek all the time. I bad to take ceid a. aald ptilnl Itelng ttt feet Northwest Itollara shall le raised hy Ihe laarranre and aale Tbe ■*!<! land t-rlnj; aaae**r«| at tbe .late of In pnncl no! in ih o tlf#i] lo i|u hiiijtirw la Ihi development or homeaeckgrs' rates of 1I)C fam in e* of aucb c r r llflc a le In ibe name of of la,iota payable thirty yeara after ilate. hear from Use center line uf the Fkifhla East Coeat to my bed its I couldn't be on ‘my feet. Ita I lrr<a<i stnj ivO feet W est front th# C enter am H all, Cnleaa wn],| certlflc a le »ba!t le te- H laif of Floirlila, rhui ih©r© l* iai jfrrasoi la one ami one*third fnre for the round Ing Inlereat at Hie rate pr air |>er rent per an 1144* Mr,it*" nf F)orhl« (hr w rvlr© of « ^iPpo©** I suffered from terrible headaches, Ijjlie *«f the Oat iHiJn t y preaa r,iin(>any’s m ill h|<1 mini from the dale of the aale o f aald bonds, cer.ted ai.wrdlinr In law Taa lw-e.1 will lame lljwm whom would hlrul any of i»ld trip during the summer months; nnd, lug. run a*>othwrslrrly parallel e lti» the Flori­ the aald laimla nut tu t-- aobl for le** than par. thereon on Ibe 2.1rd daj nf Ma; A. D. IM l am t h e i (he principal place of too„ 1 was advised to try Doan's Kid­ da WITNUKS idj official alcn alu re and eeal thla *©ahl*, nam l-**l C*ia«t Railroad one mile Held roads and In be retired by a sinking fund drrlred ed licffriidanfa ar©. K©yimnir Ftcktaf "Whereas, points in Florida have con- from a apeclal ta t to !«■ i w u m I and collected the ir.lb day nf April, A D 11*31. ney Pills nnd one-hulf dozen hoses and said inirtloiri of sahl roads to l o , ivipeka, Kamiaa, V. A. Kirwart and Ok* I HEAL) E- A. DUl'IILASH. not been nccorded like advantages of a true ted of Vurh wbith snd of such tisrd su r u|«rn tbe Iiroperty w ithin aald illatrlct. S o * Y'lrk, New Y o tk ; C. W. Ilrnd©r«u Ik , Clwtk Circuit Court. cured me in line shape and made me facing material as may hereafter b* deter'Hie following [icrasaia are aptednird *■ K now ill©, Trtiiipur*'; C. *!• Juallce Co,, I'hU** reduced or homescekers' rates since Sen) IihiIc Con it | j , FI*. t ii lo rd by th© Hoard o f County Cmu nils* loners. ClCrka ami Inspector* o f anid Kleci|..n; rrnnaylvanle; Hawycr and !*•/♦ l5^ feel like n different woman.” 3-VCtc. Jljr V. M. DUUGLAHS, D. C. delphla, Th© amount ©HIrusted «■ necessary to pay fuf Fraeinct No. k —Orledo the into World War; therefore, l « i , M iM ic h u w d i; W illiam Hrfiry Ifaekkg the construction o f M id mads aud bridges Is Price GOc, at all dealers. Don't sim­ I’lillnilclphla* |Vim»y Ita n la ; Iron 1*11/ FroletJ | O. G, W alcott, Clerk, "Be it resolved hy the house of rep­ N IN E T Y T IIO IIU N P (fb0.000.0n) hollars; the NOTICE O r A PFLICATION TOR TAX DEED (*o., FlllaUury. I'eunayhanka; Edward Head **• B. W . Swope, ply ask for n kidney remedy—get cu*t o f ittfh ronatruction Is to l«e paid for* by II. G. Crawford, Under Bactlon 878 of th* flia a r a i Statul** of tb* Hon, !>©irol!, Michigan; II* It. flak C o , I’le n resentatives, the senate concurring, Ibe Issuance aud sale uf bonds of said ttpeclal d©ftce, Ilhnde laland} wAtncrJcan M iiia fifiifW Steen Nelson. Inspector*, ■Mt* of Florida • thnt tho Southeastern Passenger Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that lUiad and llrldg# h lstrlet. If constituted, for the polling place at Orledo to be at Lawton N olle* la hrrtbjr [tlrrn that J. W . Eaton pur- I V , Uroolrlyo, S e w York; J. A. F a/ and El*1 Fostcr-Milburn ••Id stuytinl, payable thirty years a flr r d a le Itroa.* warehouse. cb«**r of Ta* Crrllfiratra No. 233, datrd lb* Co., Cincinnati. Ohio; A. a, 81m*anii in*® Traffic Association be nnd is hereby Mrs. Leavitt had. w ith interest at the rate o f all per centum per ’ Freclncl N*.- 7 — Chuluota titb il*F u f July. A. II. IM S. I,** flIrU <*l | Co., l»aylon. Ohio; that A . . J . Etan«, r>oa •* Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. annum from the date of the sale of said Urnd#. C. D, -Itniruley. Clerk, requested to remove such discrimina­ r* rllflc*l* In nir offlc*. »n<l baa tuad* ap|)ll- (It© drfendatlfa herein named fa a rxKi rr*Ideal am) sahl liutids are not to be sold or otherw ise N. C .J aacotw, cation for T»* D**tl lo l*«u* In »rcurd*nc* wllh of Iho Hlal© of Flurltla ami U • realdeat • dUitaMcd of ft* leas than face tslu e. tion against the stato of Florida, and CL O. Jacob*. law. S »U r*rllflc»l# cmlTtacca tb# [olluwlax IT* V a lley , yeorgla; (hat there 1* no A Judge in Georgia objects to the I t La further ordered I b a t a proper c a ll for )!wril>#tl propvrtr a ltu atcl ln-8«uilnul* CuoMr. In Iho H U !e of Fiortda Ih© aervlce of a II. L. I>ann, Inspectors, that points In thin state bo granted • • id e la t io n In said d istrict he im m ediately Ibe polling place al Chuluota (u be at Stanley Florid*, to-w it: {iMena upon whom would bind Ih© **ld A* It is n d rafted , and that the tam e be published In the A Roger*' Store. the benefit and advantage of reduced use of slang. He is right. U>t I Ilcaa B 110 jnU.) *ml N h a lf of latt 2. Evana; ih at he la over Ibe tf© of twenty^** newspaper aforesaid, for (ha full period of yeara* i f la hereby ordered tb a ! » l d fwrelf* H#c. 14. Twp. 20 IlauE# 30 E. BO art**. Fraeinct No. I .—O ibrlatla. or homescekers* round,trip rates, to shame thnt huts, cranks and boobs tim e preserH kmI by law , ■ Tli# ( lilt land bring * t tb# d»t# of corporation* and nooTeaident b©, and Ibey •J* H. E. Malltera, Clerk nre permitted to sling the hooks into Ikm# and Ordered In open seaslon tm thla lb* laananr* of auch n r tlflr a t* In tbe n*m* of hereby, r©i|ulr©d lo appear *to ih e bill of J®** C. B. Slather*, be effective from May to October, Ibc 3th day of April. A. I>. IU2I. HI. Luke'* Cathedral. L'nlraa wwlit r*riHlc*t* plaint f H©d In auch coae on or t*efort •!•■! II. C, Darker, the kings's gurgling music, dad gum L A. RIH7MLEY. both inclusive, on the same basis as • lu ll tw r#tl*#m#d according in law T»» lNcd day, June 0, IP2I, otherw ise Ihe alleyati*«i •< A. W. Moreman, Irupee Iora. Chslrman. the polling place al Uahrlella to be at th* w ill Ia, up th e m in on th* 23r>l d*r o f M*r. A. aald b ill w ill be taken aa ronfe»oed bjr •*)« such rates nre accorded to Texas, it! I*. I*. II AO AN; fendanta. . . D. lt>2J. , School House. t*. W. ENTZUINOEK. It la further ordered that thla order be WIT.NEBS mx offlcl»l (Ig n itu s* and *e*l thla Middle West nnd Pncific coast points P recise! Ne. • __ denar* O. I', BWOl'E, llabed one© a n e c k for 4 eonoecullfa ***** J* the 13th day of April, A. .D. 11*21. J. 11. Ituddtealon, Clrtk, during the same months. E CURLBTT, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR (HEAL) DGUOLASS. » Ihe Hanford Herald, a newapaper puMI»h^d »• IL II. I'attlih all, Hoard o f t'ounty Osmmlosloneri, aald County and Htatr. Clerk Circuit Court. 0 . V f . Cultrepper, CITY TAX D EED . 31 Die o f Hcmtnul# County. Flurida. (BEAL) E. A. DOUGLAS* Keuilnole County, Fl*. J. Vi Wlrka. I rupee lor*. Cletli L'lmtll OwtH; By V. 81. DGJKILABH. D. a 3-V4(c I h ^ p o llln i place at Genera to be at tbe Town 33-etc Tletter-Get-Belter." I)o it Now. 'tf IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDIC­ Notice is hereby given that J. E. NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR TAX D t * £ IAL CIRCUIT. BE N 1N 0LE C0UNTT, Said e le c tio n (b a ll be held In atriet CompR. IN CIRCUIT COURT, BEVTNTK JUDICIAL Under fUctlon 878 *f tba Oanatal filalataa *f 4*a FLORIDA.— IN CHANCERY anc* with lb* general election lawa of the sta le CIBCUIT, STATE OF FLORIDA. COUNTT Lalng, purchaser of City of Sanford Slat* o f Florida , Office supplies at the Hqrmld. o f Florid*, amt the Clerk* ami Inepectora boldMarla Jnhnaon, and O llle Johnaoo, O f BEMINOLE,—IN CHANCERY. N olle* la hrreby gleen lh al Fred T. TroTax Certificate No. 179, dnted tho 1st T*. In f aald election akall Im m edlauly make reHattie, . . urrbaaer o f T a* t'ertlflcal* No. ©Ji W. Johnaon, alia* 0,1 ■r tV. Speer, Ruth lum a o f Ih* result o f aald rlecilon In their rr* day of April, A. D. 1910, has filed A rel ilatrel lb # 41b day of Jun*. A. D. 1909. ha* BILL FOR PARTITION Allcorn, Joined by- her httaband, J. t). AU- apeellr* precinct*, to Urn Board o f County ■aid ee r tlflr a le In my o S lr*. nnd baa © • • # Margaret W . Hunter, ■ widow, Lommlaalonera. coru. said certificate in my office, and has lUlratlun for (a* deed lo laaoe In tceofdaa" nBILL TOR PARTITION Itone and Ordered Id open teu to n on tbl* Ihe with law . Said rertlflra l* emhrarea lb* "J" K tnnetb W . Hunter, at *1. mado application for City Tax Deed fllh day o f April, A. D, 1P2I. Where** the ature named complainant* hare low ing deaerltie.1 proper Iy ottualed In Beml*** NOTICE O r PUBLICATION. I - A. DBUMLEY. to issue in accordance with law. Said filed their bill fur the partition of led 0, Block . To a ll fv*rtlr4 claim ing au loloreat under Royal T'ounly, Florida, lo-w lt: T ier S Qf the City o f Hanford, Seminole . . . Chairman, Beg. N il cor. o f HW quarter aecltoa S3- *T c H unter or otbrrwt** In and to tb* 'following certificate embraces the following de­ S* ta. I'. HAGAN, County, Eb-tlila; and that It apt-oc* from th* drecrlhril real pbojwrty, altualrd In Hetulnol# 19 ft.. Rang* 30 Eaat, m V I rb*. S « C- W . ENTEMINOKR. afTMavIt of Ollle Johnaon, one o f (he comscribed property situated in the City platnauta County, Florida, to-w ll: Lot Nnmber 1, Bee K S cha. N 24 cb*. 13 acre*. Tb* • * « “ 5 K- CURLETT. of the ( t o r e en titled bill, that Axel bring aaaeaard at tb* dal* o f lb* la*uga<* Hon 1, Townablp 20 Son lb. Bang* 30 Eaat.' O. I*. BWOl'E, of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, W, Johiuon, a liia tteear W. Hjirer. la one o f Il appearing front lb* B ill o f Complaint here­ aucb ccrtlflreta In Ih* name o f 'fc k h flJ T , • th* defendant* In lb# forfgotng b ill;, that th# Hoard o f County Commlaalooera, in fl 1*4 .and duly ttrlflM l under o a th .* * proAlao: N olle* 1* htrehy . g ir t s H ut F t « J* (n N e w York City alone from kidto-wit: Lot 11, Stcndiford's Add. Tho ■bar* named defendant la a rrafdent o f the Semlnol* County, Florida. tided by la w , that H 1* tba tw llaf nr tb* tom- W llllafn*. pur.itaaer o f Ta* C * r ttfl« l4 No. *‘*2 nay trouble last year. Don't allow . said land being assessed a t the date S ta te o f North Carolina and addreaa la Aahe- A ttM tt plalnant, Margaret W. H ooter, that there la a dated tli* eth day o f June. A. D. I* * 1H. A, DOUULASS, Clerk, r llle , care 17. H. liuapllaL That It la the be­ HIM M id crrtlflrata In my offlc*. »■“ “T yourself to become a victim B yi V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. 3|.<jte pepon, or are paraona. I n K m te d lo tb* aboH mad# application for T a* D**d to la*0* W of the issuance of such certificate in l i e f o f complainant that be la orer 31 year* deacrlbed properly wl>ore nam e, or nature are o f age; that there I* no on* lit the atat* the by neglecting paina and aches. cordance w ith law . Bald certlflcala *“ 2 * ta unknown to tb* complainant. the name of L. Blaylock. Unless said •errlet- of aubpoena upon woold hind the de­ tbe follow in g deacrlbed pcviwrty *1ton ltd It la therefore ordered that all partle* claim Guard against trouble by taking Sem inole Connly. Florida, to-w it: — certificate shall ho redeemed accord­ fendant In f an ta(«r©*t In and ti» ih© above draerJt^d MULHERKY HOY TITCHES Veil ate therefore ordered to appear to thla Deg. a cha. W o f NK cor. o f BW <ls**'“ land appear to tbe aald lllll o f Complaint rtl ing to law City Tnx Deed will issue h ill of euuiplatnt on the tilth day o f \4* t , NO-IIIT NO-HUN GAME ed herein on or before Monday, tb* 2nd day of Sec. 33. Twp. IB H „ llg*. SO K., run W n *»• May, A. D. 1921, lb* tarn* (wing a Rule Day S 20 cha., B 5 cb*.. N. M etia. 10 acre*. thereon on the 30th day of April, A. IP21 It t. further ordered that thla miller he pub. Tbg aald land U ln g aa****#,! at tba o f thla Court. llabed fie four auccraalre week* In the San­ D. 1921. (B y Tk* Araodatad F ra u ) U la furtber ordered (hat IbU nolle* tw pub- • f ll,a laauanre o f rich rerllflea t* In lb* ford Herald, a uewapaper pnbllalted In Semic . s . Bainl. * . j nc Hkbfprd Herald, a newapaper pub* of Unkaa WITNESS my official signature nede County, Florida. .FORT MEADE, April 20,—Pitcher llabtd a t Sanford, aald rerllfleat*# (b a ll b* redeemed ^ Seminal* County, Flarlda, W ITN K.HH E. A. Dougtaao. clerk o f I he cir­ conUgig to taw Ta* deed* w ill l**«* tb#tww l A t 1S UI I S and .seal this the 22nd day of March, cu it Court, and tba S ea l thereof, thla the Ttb Overstreet, of the Mulberry high ° * 2 * wrek for tw elre rocwrcntle* week a. If W ltn e n tb* band and aeal o f E. A. Douglaa* lb* 23rd day of May. A. I». 10*1- ’ __ . . . ^ day o f April, A. D. 1021. W IT N ESS my official a lg n a lsr a a a d **•' A. D. 1021. Th* world's standard rsmsdy for kidney, school club, pitched a no-hit, no-nm OooBty. Florida, a t lb* Court H oum at Ran- the I Blh d a / of April. A. D. 1881. (SEAL) B. A c DOUGLASS, (Beal) E. A. DOUGLASS, Uvsr, bladder and uric add troubWa. (SE A L ) • H. A. D O U G L A » Clerk. V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. game ' Clerk Clremit OomiL hero yesterday against the ford.|(riro , da. tbU tb* nut day o f Jaaaary. a . Holland’s national rtmady sine* 1M4. • Clerk Circuit Court, riem lnqla tm o a ty .^ r* T H t r r r o iiD a f e r r y m a n , All druggists, tbiM tix*S. Oaarantaad. (SEAL) r , A. DOUGLASS. Solicitor* for Complainant*. 94 41c Cowling Green high school club, win* By V . ^ U o S w r o i : 83-etc. * . Seminole County, Fla. JUDGEA.F.ODLIN PERSONAL NOTES Legal Advertisements NAMED U.S. JUDGE TO PORTO RICO SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK Asks Homeseekers* Rate.6? From Roads That Knife-Like Pain - / DIED GOLD MEDAL &2-6tc By V. E. DOUGLASS, D. C. ROBINSON k BRIDGES. CUr* C‘rr°i* nlng three to nothing. * Try a Herald Want Ad.—I t pays. Solicit ore for OompUlaaat. M -lSt* HERALD ADS g tt remits. Ul Sft-4-'. :4- •_ V: *; -a - xik&im J42 ->- I •' . ^■1Vet III i ^ T l T ^ - ^ - — J2T^2~-j E mi -= ! 1 ^ - ' ~ . .. ... , ‘■onu'i . • 'J X _, ; . -f . i. -V * �THE SANFORD WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921 STORM CARRIED DEATH HOT WATER FOR ON THE WINGS OF WIND 100 LOSE THEIR LIVES Tells why everyone should driok hot water with phosphate in it before breakfast. I - * property Loss Mounts Jno. D. Jinkins Presented With Jewel Up Into the Mil-, By Masonic Lodge lions GEORGIAfflT ALSO CROPS WIPED OUT BY STORM, ADDING TO TH E BIG LOSSES • (From WiAaealay’i DmU/> Jno. D. Jinkins Is the proud owner of a new Past Master’s jewel pre­ sented to him last night by tho Ma­ sonic Lodge, of which he was master during 1920. The presentation was made by Dr. George Hyman at the regular meet­ ing of the lodge held last night. Dr. Hyman, In a few appropriate, words told of tho service Mr. Jinkins hnd been to. the lodge nnd of the esteem in which he is held by the member­ ship. The presentation camo as a complete surprise to Mr. Jinkins, who had been assisting In the exemplifi­ cation of tho Third Degree to a class of eight candidates. Much interest is being shown by the local Masons in their several Ma­ sonic bodies in tho cify. Work is put on at practically every meeting and the attendance at the 'meeting was never better. Over sixty men were present at tho meeting night night, including the following visitors: n arry Smoot, F. Church, II. W. Cowle nnd J. R. Wadsworth, Eustis. W. I, Bagwell, ML Dora. C. B. Gifford, Rolls, N. D. L. P. Houston, Hammond, Ind. F. M. Taylor, Montgomery, Ala. C. E. McKee, Armiston, Ala. C. E. Sccrest, Concord, Ky. Frank W. Gray ham, Tnmpn, Fla, J. P. Anderson, Ludlow, Ky. F. P. H. Ackers, Jr., Albany, Ga. S. A. Webb, Live Oak, Fla. MEMPHIS, April 18.—That the dtath toll from tornadoes and heavy rtin storms which swept over six Southern stnto late Friday and Sat­ urday will reach 100, was indicated by reports from isolated sections last night, while the loss to property and cops will run into the millions. The blown dead last night total ninetyseven. Many of the storm swept sections are still phut off from wire commun­ ication and reports of additional cas­ ualties are slowly conling in from re­ lief parties. The list of dead and injured, ac. cording to reports available early to­ day, is ns follows: Texas—Avingcr, 0; A tlanta, If Queen City, Cass county, 2; and sev­ eral missing, and probably three near O'Farrell. Arkansas—Pike county, one dead; twelve injured, four probably fatally; Yell county, one dead, ten Injured, two probably fatally; Miller county, ten whites and seven negroes dead; twenty-three seriouBly injured; Pope MRS. It. F. GRAHAM DIES county, three dead, and a number acrAT HOME OF DAUGHTER. iausly injured; Hempstead county, twenty white persons and twenty-one (F ro m i i t u r d i j 'a D ally) negroes dead, fdurteen seriously in­ The' many friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. jured, several fntnlly. A number of II. W. Harr will be pained, to lcnrn of sections hit by the storm have not the death of Mrs. II. F. Graham, moth­ been heard from. er of Mrs. Barr, at their'hom e, -100 Mississippi—Five dead at Stee, one East Central avenue. at Sontng, one at Rural Hill, and one Mrs. Graham, who reached the in railroad washout near Moscll. good ripe age of 700, was Imm in Alabama—Five dead a t Cnvc Urbana, Ohio, and educated at the Springs, near Tuseunibia; five at Woman's College in Chillicolhe, Ohio. Ralph, Tuscalapse county; three at She married Mr. B. F. Graham in Sulligcnt, Lamar county and one in Clarindn, Iowa. Six children were Dallas county. Torrential rains born of that union, two of whom, Mrs. which followed the wind in all the L. A. Sheldon, of Geneva, Fla., nnd stales hit hy tornadoes have delayed Mtb. W. II. Barr, of Orlando, are still relief work anil hindered the compil­ living. ing of accurate lists of casualties. Mrs. Graham was a life long mem­ In Arkansas where the greatest ber of the Presbyterian church, of a havoc was wrought, the Red Cross cheerful, loving disposition; faithful­ Is at work in Hcmpstchd and Miller ness and loyalty were her strong char­ counties, where hundreds bf families acteristics. She was unusunlly nctivc are homeless. Tents have been furn­ and strong for a womnn of her age, ished by the national guard, and and will he greatly missed hy a wide blankets and' provisions nre being circle of friends. rushed to the sufferers. Mrs. 1.. A. Sheldon will accompany The extent of property loss cannot the remains to Loveland, Colo., where be determined for days. In Arkansas they will be placed besido her hus­ en many plantations in Miller and band who preceded her in death nenrHempstead counties,- a rich farming ly twelve years ago. There will bo n seetion, practically every building was brief service conducted here for the destroyed, newly planted crops wnsh- family by Rev. E. D. Brownlee, of ed out, orchards ruined, ronds and Sanford, her pastor, nssisted hy Dr. bridges badly ilamngcd, almost all T. 11. McConnell. The regular funer­ telephone and tclcgrnph wires des­ al services will be held in i/ovelnnd, troyed ami railroad tracks washed out Colo., where other relatives and *t many places. Farm houses some many old friends still live.—Orlando distance from the direct path of the Sentinel. storm were damaged. Estimates of the property loss in these two coun­ Polk County Election ties last night exceeded $2,000,000.' For School Bonds At Atlanta, O'Farrell and Avlnger, ■Muss the Arkansas line in Texas, (Br Tk» AjwdiUd f» m) ou,iy farm houses and outbuildings LAKELAND, April 20.—£olk coun»ere destroyed and crops in these sec­ ty schol board yesterday aphorized tions are Raid to be almost a complete an election on $200,000 bond Issue for loss. Heavy loss in Tennessee is reported school improvements here. «t Newport, Lynnville and Conncra*ille. In Shelby county alone, the county commissioners last night estlnuted the loss on roads and bridges hashed away was $75,000. In Mississippi, in addition to actual o*s from the high winds, much farm . wi*l he Inundated by tfie rapidly *^>ng streams throughout tho state. A number of railroads In that state ^Port tracks washed out and damage ° ,roat' beds by the unprecedented ^■nfall, a report received lost night Amite county says ten farm uses were destroyed by a storm late and ten persons injured, one In Alabama, property loss in Birm[njrham is estimated at $200,000 with "injured. Heavy rains and high •nd in several .parts of north Alam* «lso are reported to have caused ,avy property and crop Jos*. n Georgia, where a heavy wind and pro storm struck Rome, the propery lo*» will exceed $200,OOP, it is re­ ported. 'f "u*6 Sav*nn®h Newa wanta to know *Mr. Hughes la -taking note* for hi* ” ®k «n Mr. Harding.. Well, the pre«nt has been set—and the adminlstr*lion U young y e t .- 4 r # Now that Cuba ‘ and tho United States are connected by a direct tele­ phone service bartenders on the 1sland will be Instructed to always say, “No, your husband is not here." "Better-Get-Belter.” Do it Now. tf OLD STANDBY,*F0R ACHES AND PAINS Any man or woman who kaopo Sloan’a handy will tell yaw that same thing tbo*e frequently attacked by rheumatic twiares. A counter-irritant, Sloan’a Lad* ment acatten the enngtirtion and {***• Iraki without rabbin o to the afflicted part. aoonTclieving the ache and pain. 'm PI handy and used everywhere lor reducing and finally eliminating the paini and nchca of lumbago, neuralgia, muscle strain. Joint stiffness, sprains, bruises, and the results of.expo«qre. You just knov> from I t s s tim u la tin g , healthy odor that It will do you good I Sloan’a Liniment la sold by all drug* gists—35c, 70c, 11.40. •' sp e c ia l l y E Headaches are caused by auto-in­ toxication—which means self-poison­ ing. Liver and bowel poisons called toxins, sucked into the blood excite the heart which pumps the blood so fast that it congests in the smaller arteries nnd veins of tho head, pro­ ducing violent, throbbing pain and distress, called headache. You be­ come nervous, despondent, sick, fev­ erish and miserable, your meals sour nnd almost nauseate you. Then you resort to octcanilid, aspirin or the bromides, which temporarily relievo but do not rid the blood of these irritaring toxins. A glnns of hot water with n teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in it. drank before breakfast will not only wash these poisons from your system and cure you of headache, but will cleanse, purfiy nnd freshen the nilmentnry canal. Ask your phnrmncist for n quarter pound of limestone phosphate. It is inexpensive, harmless ns sugar. If you aren’t feeling your best, if tongue is conted or you wake up with bad taste, foul breath or have colds, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, or pour, acid stomnch, begin the phoaphnted hot water cure to rid your system of toxins nnd poisons.—Adv. Capitol Appropriation Bill Cut to $200,000 TALLAHASSEE, April 20.-Senator Lindsay succeeded In getting the capital appropriation cut from $250,000 to $200,000, when tho matter came up on the order of Becond read­ ing in the senate Monday, but his ef­ fort to have tho time deferred to Jnn. 1 was not successful. Mr. Lind­ say pointed out that tho estimate for the large sum was made more than a year ago when prices were much higher thnn now and Raid thnt if it was a fair estimate that it was more thnn likely that the smaller sum would do now. Senator Lowery of Leon madp n fight to have the higher sum maintained in the bill but failed. Lindsay then tried to put on an amendment deferring tho action on the m atter to Jan. 1, saying, thnt this would make it unnecessary to ndd tho amount neded in .this year's tnx and would thus relieve the people that far. Lowery showed {hat tho board of stafe institutions is tp do the work and that it does not have to begin work at once unless it thinks beat. It can, if materials should seem high, wait for a lower period. This amend­ ment failed nnd the hill went to third reading. J KNK INS-MONHOE. (From Monday’s Daily) Miss Lucille Jenkins and James Lionel Monroe were united in. mar­ riage a t Daytona Saturday afternoon at four o’clock. The marriage was n surprise to their many friends and the families of the contracting par­ ties for while it wns known thnt they would wed some time in the nenr fu­ ture it was not know thnt it would take place just when it did. The young folks are both well known in Sanford where they have been resi­ dents since early childhood. Tha bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It, P. Jenkins, Mr. Jenkins being a well known engineer on the A. C. L. Hy., and is a Sanford High School pu­ pil, having n large circle of friends among the younger society set and being beloved b yall who knew her for her many charming traits of charac­ ter. The groom is the eldest son of Mrs. Roberta, formerly Mra. D. G. Monroe, and is a young man of sterling worth and character who has been living in Sunford for the past fifteen years or more nnd since serving hiB country in the nnvy during tho war has been eni gaged here in the vegetable business with his uncle, Ben Monroe, on Cel­ ery avenue. The young people expect to mako Sanford their future home and will go to housekeeping as soon as they can build their new home. The many friends extend congratulations In which the Herald joins. $1,824,784.47 Asked For State Schools More than (By Tfcs li w t li U d F i« u ) TALLAHASSEE, April 10.—At a joint meeting of tho committee ap­ pointed from the state board of edu­ cation nnd the state board of control held in the executive offices yester­ day at which all members of tho state board of education were present nnd at which tho stato board of control was represented by its chairman, Hon. J. B. Hodges, and its chariman, Hon. P. K. Yonge, and assisted by Y»r. Wilmon Newell, the board of educa­ tion suggested as a basis for a pro­ posed budget to be presented to the legislature for appropriations for the institutions of higher learning, tho following as the idea of the board of education as the maximum figures: <; W h e n y o u le t u s s u p p ly y o u r b u ild in g needs you get a great deal more than juat so many feet of lumber—bundles of ahlnglea^ pounds of nails*—or panels of Beaver Board. Y o u g e t t h e b e n e fit o f o u r b u ild in g material knowledge and experience in S enrtc* tgRhdpa you get the results you want at the right price. Service first in planning the work—more service in selecting proper mate, rials—speedy service in delivering the goods. You pay ffcr the materials. The servioe p a y s f o r i tael fin the larger volume of business it brings through stiper-satisfied customers. It will p a y you fo be one o f them. College for women ....... 000,000.00 Institution for deaf, dumb and blind ........... ........ :. 225,000.00 A. & M. college (colored) 00,000.00 University extension work 00,000.00 To match Smith-Lever fund V......... a.------------ 91,784.47 Summer Schools ............. 30,000.00 Plant bo ard ................ ..... 250,000.00 Exp. board of ' control.... 8,000.00 Total........................ $1,824,784.47 The board of control was expected to confer with heads of the institu­ tions 'and to present a detailed bud­ get distributing these amounts. These figures contemplated consid­ erable additional building at the ma­ jor institutions, higher salaries for teachers nnd more professors nnd teachers. • -31 fo r S e r v ic e Sanford Novelty P a y s fo r F e r tiliz e r Summer fertilizer on citrus trees pays for itself in two ways—gives larger fruit, therefore more boxes, and a greater bearing surface for next year's crop. We recommend SEMINOLE TREE GROWER ' IDEAL HIGH GRADE FRUITER 4^i Amm., 6% A. P. A., 8% Pot. 49o Amm., 8% A. P. A., 4% Pot. IDEAL FRUIT and VINE MANURE W. .& T.’s Seminole Fruit Manure 3% Amm., 0% A. P. A., tOft Pot. 3Vo Amm., 8*^ A. P. A., 5% Pot. ORDER EARLY APPLY EARLY MARKET EARLY Write for new price list showing further reductions in prices. * R. C. MAXWELL, Manager Hanford Branch WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER COMPANY MANUFACTURERS IDEAL FERTILIZERS AGRICULTURAL BUILDING JACKSONVILLE, FLA. fin b im o fSat fa tte n Inblpii yAjftjLaoi <5 e) 1------- T 'HESE two telegrams, one from the far East, the: other from the far W est, are typical of the m&ny telegrams w hich are being received from every section of the country a s k i n g for i m m e d i a t e shipm ent of Buick cars and for an increase in dealer* allotments. T h ey prove in a most conclusive manner the dem and for Buick car* — a demand w h ich is particularly g r a t i f y i n g now w h e n m otorcar values are b e i n g s c r u t i n i z e d as never before and w hen final sales are consum m ated upon the basis of g r e a t e r r e l a t i v e v a l u e s and actual d e m o n s t r a t e d w orth; aw T«rk ■ i r a m h m i Buie* Meter Co F lin t Mleh ■* e re eendlac l i s t a t w rier* f a r ih lp e e n t to B eelers eaA to Mew Terk eeverLnc TM Auteawkil**, Of th re e ordere 111 ere 41 r e n t ,M [m enta t e Beeler* * n i U 1 e re eb e e lu te ly req u ire* In Not Terk t e take eere e f erS ere l a ott f i l e t , d e liv e ry e f rtdoh le e l reedy p r v t t i n t a*. F leeee t a ’i ( r t th e li e * U n i theee 111 eere fe r I n T ert w ill U l i e n r et*ek here, We w ill here eherU c* a t e ere eo e l l B ed ell w ith in th e n o t th r e e m b , Our Heroh requirement* w ill Ink* *11 th e were th e ! w e r e or dev In s fran you new end wipe M i e ar w erlhew e eteek e* w e ll. Ten • t i l l otw. uj >1 nedel* ■ eur Fetrwery eehedale f i r d lr e e t eM peeat t e Mot Terk. Theee e re req u ired t e Ufce e e re e f erdere In ed d ltlo n to North eehedale . Me e e tln e te war requirem ent! f i r A pril w ill Be ■ p w r d / 'i f 1000 e e re . , Active buying, too, is stimulated by a reali­ zation of the periodical shortage of Buidk cars and the desire to in­ sure Spring deliveries by the i m mediate plac­ in g of orders. Bntek - Bot Terk treneh lea fre e . 1Me Cel M II IN I A good indication o f the demand fo r Buick on tho Atlantic Coast RATS PASS UP ALL OTHER FOOD FOR ONE MEAL OF RAT-SNAP. Their first meal of RAT-SNAP is their last. Kills In a few mlnutea. Dries up tho carcass. Rata killed with RAT-SNAP leavo no odor. RATSNAP cornea in cake form. Break into small pieces, leave where rata travel. 'No mixing with other food. Cats and dogs won't touch i t Safest, cleanest, Surest* rat and mouse killer. Three sizes, 35c, 85c, $1.25. 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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, April 22, 1921 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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